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I la bore, iuvor boms, Ixumi,
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'a. ItlcoollD2 and iootblng.
cdaof csjjcLt8 bcea cured by
all other trcutmout bad fillod.
t op la S3 and CO cent boxo.
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fiKD rilEll Our jiaU nt SOl-T
ftve wear, making? tho l'iano
lurablo, and htoppiiig tLo an-
' bo cf jiractiiung.
e OLD HAN0S in EX
aell on KASY PAY
?a.nd non.l I'iaiio ON AT
; to 1 rotunfiid at our cx
r railway frfiehtaif not nor-
Uiafactorj, even though you
is & Pond Piano GOnta
QIIILIP THEIHOLF
Has 0(nnd tip Tho
rinost, Ueanist, Curttt
SALOOF
IN TIIK CITY
Where may be found choice wine
liiiiorn nml cik"'"
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UASS' ALU WIIITK I.ABKL,
always on hand.
UIKNIK OK MAIN ANI FOUKTH BT.
THE I.EADINO
GROC ER
HAS THE MOST
COMPLETE
STOCK IN THE CITY,
mmx nn and in . mrm
ATTENTION FAkMDkS
I want your I'oullry, Kugn, Hut
ter tiiul your farm proiliu o of all
kintla, I will pay you tiio hiulirsl
frtrili price am I u in biiyini; tor a
firn in Lincoln.
R PETERSEN,
TIIK LKADINfi GROCKR
riultamouth NVbruiikH
p J. H:A:N:S E N
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STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
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Krep sit klndi n( bnllilera hsrdwsr on liAnd
and ltl supply imiuUhH i ou nnn Ut
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Hpoutins
aud all kinds ol lln murk promi tl y
one. Orders Irmii tlis finiuiry Snjioltfd
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WOLVES.
'jlll ruiiy NfUr-fl loMr HodlnA.
OiJ-c NelirasikH tiuJ licon to Vinit At
t3-r iiciiclitxir'ii mnl ttaru-d for boint
wlin it wu Di'urly dark, but as It win
iii.ioiiliK'lit uilit bIip lid tint fwl lonely
uinii hail jiiht lliuiifjlit, "What a lovely
evf ntiifj for a mini" whim ulie heard pat-ti-lring
teii Lwikinj; around, she saw
to wnly steulthily fullovving. She
niV'-il her pony to hiH(,'reate.st eieed, ami
triil to think out what she should do
for she wu by this tune only half w:iy
homo, and wven mill froui the noaresi
hiiu.itv
tilie kept perfectly till hecansc s ie
knew tl a' if HliDHcreained before lie V t
attacked. althoiirb it would srure I .
aniiniilt away for a time, they worn.!
return and would soon get awd to t!ie
noiso and not be frightened by it. i;r
felt oertaln wi few of thein would not
dare attack her, fur wolves am vers
cowardly, but shx aluo know that the
Would summon ths rest of the pm .
aluiont instaiitly
The woIvm were now in full pursuit
and she, KlaneitiK biu k, saw there v.err
threA She was alarmed Indeed now
and as they were KaiuiiiK on her every
minuto she knew something must be
done if she waa to reach home alive
She knew the wolves would not long
homtate to attack her, for there wa quite
large pock of them gathering Ller
pony, too, sniffed dauger, and the next
iiiHtaut, before she comprehended what
be ww g.-'.iig to Jo, hn had turned and
sprung right into the midst of the snarl
ing pack, pawing and kicking right and
leitl
He had not forgotten his wild uabita.
nor how he had many times saved him
self from the ferocious animals And
uow his bravery stood his mistress i;i
good stead, for as his feet came down on
the wolves fiere yelps showed that he
was not deal in ir gentle taps, in a few
seconds there were four stretched dead
on the ground, and the others hail fled.
The young rider had thought, as soon
fui sue kuew what be was going to do,
tiiat she was safe if she could keep on
his back, and this required all her
strength and skill. When the pack waa
gone she looked down at the dead bodies
and shuddered as she thought of bar nar
row escape. With no injuries and only
a few anxious minute she had secured
four dead wolves, worth more than fifty
dollars.
Hlie dismounted and slnng tbein over
Pawuoe'a back aud then galloped borne.
No need of saying that her father and
mother were surprised to see her couie
np to the door aud exhibit triumphantly
four slain wolveal
After this glorioua exploit the pony
was more -tted than before. Did he not
deserve iU-taU U Putney in St
Nicholaa.
Kvarr I Ack a toldlar.
A good story la told on one of the
officers connected with a local militia
comiutny. For a number of days before
the inspection of the eitisen soldiery the
offloer in question would each afternoon
retire to the privacy of his own bed
chamber, in the seconl Adry of hi resi
dence, and after dressing himself ,iu fall
regimental would put an Imafinary
company of soldier through a lively
coarse of drilling. He would clasp bis
word at the hilt with on band and at
the puiut with the otW, and Un walk
backward as if viewing the alignment of
bis troops.
It so happened that while going
through this maneuver one afternoon.
h walked backward Into an opsa stair
way and tumbled into a heap 'on the
floor of the ruoin below, and presented
anything but a soldierly and dlgnillod
appuarauce as be lay. there rubbing bis
bruise, ills good wife waa in the room
atteuding to some household duty, and
she rushed to the side of the falhhj bero,
and in anxious and tender voice asked
him if he were hurt.
With quick bound her husband re
gained hi leet, aud coining to an "at
tention," in a voice of thunder roared
out: "Hurt? No, woman: what do yon
know about war?" and then ran back
op stairs and dismissed his soldiers.
Anaconda (Mon.) Standard.
Hr llrl Maws,
Among the uninjured pusseugur In
the JUvpuna disaster waa a young man,
a New Yorker, who had been ou a visit
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city. She waa a devout Christian, and
bad been uiuch concerned over certain
worldly tendencies in this her favorite
nephew On the day of hi departure
she hud especially pleaded with him to
renounce the mammon of unrighteous
ness, alternating her prayers with tier
vuus fear over Ins coming jonrney.
When the young man got out of his
:ar after the collision, considerably
bruised and shaken up, he realized his
aunt's anxiety if she should read of the
ai-cldeiiL and rubliig to the Idi jrrsph
oflh'4 wired her the emotional im-rMagn.
'Thank Uixl, Tin saved. '
The dispatch was received before any
tidings cAine of the casualty, and the
gentle soul supNMd that her nephew
had suddenly came to a realising sense
of his spiritual condition, and much re
joiced thereat she wrote a long letter of
grateful congratulation to him, and told
the happy news to her little coterie of
Intimato hetore she diAcoreird her seri
ous mistake.. -Uur Point of View In
New York Times.
(laud to Ha Arnusil.
Among the convenience, almost ue
reHKltiiM, kept In the pantry by every
housewife, are piect-a t,f blotting .wiper,
bottle of Iodide of potash and a Solu
tion of stare li. This is most fortunate,
because I teiul in the paper today that
alter the pawuige of an electrlo storm a
giMsl deal of ozone is left sneaking around
behind the klut'u, in the i.vllarwuy, up iu
the guiTet and so on With tint articles
mentioned lying bandy on the (wintry
shelf, all one has to do to detect this
om uis is to make a compound of the
Iodide of potash and the starch solution,
And then dip the blotting paper in the
couisiiiiiiL If it luriih blue it is ozone.
If itdiMMUil it's just as mull. Detroit
Free I'voaa.
AOVKNTUtI' WITH
Hf .-'.am, r.0MRADC3.'
lUrlOitir :'.,.! iili,llll.'d by An tl
fllrnt'K :ii-ty Ollltia Aw u
John K iII'-WbiIb, tlm well-loio-i-baritone,
w,is at the Columbia with
len and II irt's ' New Later ')n." Mf
McWade, It will be remembered, is the
singer who popularized "Cmir.ti'ie.i." lull
he i a nice fellow In Hiiteof that. He
and his little family have a delightful
home nt Mount Vernon, near New York
city During the milliliter Mr. McWade
saiipf in li;;ht opi-ra in Milwaukee, aud in
every production, whether the scene vns
laid Iu Venice or Japan, the audience
howled fur 'Comrades" until John
Stepni to t footlights, winked at the
leader of the orchestra and proceeded t
remit r that venerable buiiad us ht only
can render it
When hero lie and his wife Htopfied at
the V indMir hotel. Earlv one morning
Vinei tierk Jasper received a message
saying that I'.aritone McWade was want-
ed at the public telephone station, where
a party In Milwaukee desired to hold
converse with hun. Mr. Jasper carried
the message to the McWade parlors in
person ,
The baritone was Indulging In hi'
morning nap or beanty Bleep, when hi
learned whal was wanted. lie hiu.iilv
arose, donned his clothes and rniiii c
oer to the telephone station, ivbcre ht
entered the long distance telephone bo'
and took np the receiver.
"Hello!" he shouted, "is that Mi!
wankee'i""
"Yes, came tho answer, faint be.i
clear. "Is Unit John McWado'r"
"It Is." replied the singer. "Who I
thatr
"I'm Billy Crosby, from Chicago."
"llello, Hilly! what are you doing iv
therer
"Had to run up hero nn business Ihm
mghL Say. John, I want you to do u
a favor, if yon wilL"
"With pleasure. What U Ifr
"Just sing me the first verse and
chorus of 'Comrades,' will youT
"Well. I ll be ."said Mc Wade half
to himself aud the other half to Crosby
in Milwaukee.
"Oo ahead, John. I've paid the tolls
fd give five dollars to hear 'Oomradi-s
now. If you'll sing I'll open a small
bottle when 1 meet you tomorrow."
"All right; here goes," replied Mo
Wade with a laugh, and he started in
on "Comrades," singing It as be never
sang it before. One of the messenger
boys tiptoed over and quietly opened the
door of the long distance box.
Then the whole force of the office
knocked off work aud drank in the
uperb melody as it rolled from the bari
tone lULkOt to Milwaukee bv wire. As
be wound np the otig with a high note
be beard Crosby say, "Vait a minute.
John.' Then be plainly beard the Mil
waukee receitt drop and Crosby clap
bis banda vigorously in front of the
transmitter, it waa genuine applause
froui ninety ml lee away, and it sounded
as sweetly to the cinger as though it bad
been the roar of vast audience.
"Thanks, John. That was great The
bottle foe. Tell Clayton to pat It on
ice now," came th faint volo. "Oood-
by." .....
"Ooodby," said John, and he chuckled
all the way back to his hotel. Chicago
Port.
A ttiropAA Ida. '
A matrimonial clubhouse la among
recent Innovations in a European city.
It I a. large, roomy building, divided
into several apart man U, In one o which
portraits of each woman subscriber are
exhibited, toljji full uasvripiiuua of her
age, talent, fortune, color of tairleyes,
etc., size of bands and foet, and . meas
urements of the bust, and goneral con.
tour.' There is also a brief account of
ber life, whether widow or spinster, and
of her particular penchant in alliance
with bachelor or widower, merchant,
lawyer or jurist, etc., all nicely tabu
lated and set forth. In another room
are the portraits of men candidates for
connubial bliss, but the description are
less elalstrate, and confine themselves to
an euumeratiou of the social status of
the candidate and his financial condi
tion. A general reading room provide a
mpiliuin for mutual meeting, and ia pre
sided over by an ancient daino who knita
iutertnlnatile stockings. . There are ata
private rooms for more confidential tete-a-tete.
Oil of the curious rules ot the
piace is that ouiy iadie may enter the
room where the men's portrait are, and
men only are admitted to the women's
gallery. They must meet in the com
mon room. The establishment 1 con
ducted on moral principles, and the num
ber of mutches ou It book approximate
1.000. New York Hun
A C'ollftetlu of C'rosrns.
A whole collection of crown la kunt
at the royal palace (the Kremlin) at Mos
cow, Russia These relics of denarted
greatness they nearly all come from
countries which have Iw-en subjugated by
the Russians ure kept lu what is known
as tho "Throne lloom" of tho Kremlin.
Here are shown the crowns of Poland.
Kazan, (Jeorgia, Astrakhan and Persia,
besides the thruues and other royal in
signia too numerous to mention, ite
siile the crown of couquered nations,
those of almost all the czar may lie
seen in that Vunt treasure bouse.
The unset curious one of the lot t the
double crown made for Peter the Great
and his half witted brother; the nioet
costly that of the Empnvta Catherine,
which contains 8,536 diamonds of th
first water. St. Louis Republic.
Ttilil Ilia Truth.
Young Lady I paid you a high price
.'or theso kid gloves, and a friend of
r line, who is an expert, say they are
not kid at at all. II say they are made
of cnti-kln.
Dealer Shust vat I said, mine tear
young lady I tolu you cay was kit
gloves. Uood New A
A Ulirlr main.!.
Doctor I believe you have some sort
of poison in your system.
Patient .Shouldn't wonder. What was
that last stuff you gave me? New York
Weekly.
Rolililu l-AiutiliMt ' Cl'mb. ,
The tiilects ipon uuluiaU of a change
"'V the conditions of their life is a favorit
'"llic among Eoologista, who find that
Iv cvnj-y species of annmiis exiHieu
"ne other than it present form af-ijl was a eoiutaul suflurcr from dy,
:.ne r. U of th world J'fjtuno PCU
.i..le. Lfi ium.n., waa once a land am- vu Ci4,ei ouly BK)!rayaied Uie UK
mil K'on-ed to xnk, water for a livin:
lie ix-oame in Hiiim muw. more like a tinh
ttivhaiiu tiiiin like it himi nnliiii.il
. Accordinv to a Tusiiianf..,,. tinner a
uimlihcutiuD of the form t,h familiar
Kmopeau animal is goinl on in the
Australian world under the t.ye of tli -people
there
Tlie Australian rabbit. lmpor fr,
England, is acquiring nails ouis f,Ni
and learning to climb Asia wtl known
the rabbits .tl Australia have iuVruasen
to such eiiuruious uumbers thau tliev
have become a great pest, swanin,,,',,
over the land and devouring the farno
era crops
In order to protect their Helils the
furmers put up wire netting in place i,'i
feuces The rabbits could not get
Alirough these, hut they presently bewail
to burrow heueatb them.
Then the larmeYs iauk the nettiugs u
or eight inches iirto thesoiL This stopped
the rati in ut iroiu getting in by digging
but they presently la'gan to attempt to
climb over the oetting
As the result of this climbing, it if
said, the rabbits are developing a nail in
their toes Tne nail development has
been noticed iu Queensland, and still
later in Tasmania.
Accordmii to the theory of natural
selection, it is liJely presently to happen
that in certain districts only those rati
bits will survive which can climb at
least a little, and iu this way a race ol
climbing rabbit may be developed.
Chicago Mail.
Th ftusalttD Matluttal Hymn.
The great part which the Russian na
tional hymn has played in western til
rope since the French fraternization with
Russia baa started much inquiry about
its oiigui According to tne Frank'
furter tteitung, the hymn is not yet sixty
years old. and was first used for its pres
ent purpose uuder Czar N icholaa. When
be made bis tour in Prussia and Austria.
in the year 1H33, be was accompanied by
Adjutant Oeneral Alexei Feodorowitscb
Luoff. a passionate violinist and com
poser of oiu skill The czar was im
pressed by the fact that every regimental
band in Berlin and Vienna greeted him
by playing (he national hymn of their
own country. and this was apologized for
by the known absence of any recognized
national by ma In th great empire which
be rulea
Nichols waa much . impressed by the
deficiency, and during . bl return Jour
ney toward Ht. .Petersburg had much
talk with Laoff npon th subject, and at
last ordered him to compose a bymn for
the Russian military band. Luoff here
upon set biuai to Schulowsky'a Uod
Be the Czar's Protector." TheSchnlow
sky-Luoff hyniB was first played pub
licly before th cur, on A o v. 23, 1833,
and so pleased the. sovereign- that iby a
ukase of Dec 4 of the aaue year be or
dered, it to be adopted a Uie national
bymn. of Kuasiav.j Luoff waa uot only re
wsrdud by. the gift of a gold naS box
st with diamonds, but pemUsuon wa
given to him and hi heir to adopt the
first line of the bymn as the family
motto .; i i
Tb Trua Way al looking at Fallaras,
"I have made a practice all my life,"
said a very suoccs&ful man, "of looking
opoa failures as step
s tones, rung
on the ladder of life, anything but dis
couragement. When 1 wa young and
struggling and I met with some unex
pected check or disappointment 1 would
say stoically to myself. 'Another diffi
culty ia behind me,' and would really
feel that the future beld Just one obsta
cle the less in my road to success." What
a brave spirit ia shown in such a view of
life the splendid Anglo-Saxon quality
of "not knowing wbett one i beaten,"
which make heroes out of common clay
and enable a man to conquer fate.
"Such a delightful view to take of my
spoiled can vastier sighed a young artist
who was an interested listener to bis
comforting theories; -It is the only
tru way to look at thing, believe me,
my dear young lady," be answered.
"We are all so miserably Suite that it
become, after all, nmply a question of
drTCS, Atld If "mm Si ugft'ct uTt7tjr aud
patiently toward any goal that w place
before, so we are bound to advance."
New York Tribune.
Mr. VandarhlU th Rlehaat Mao.
One of the best of all authorities on
wealth, a gentleman who has undoubt
edly rubbed shoulders familiarly with a
greater number of millionaire than any
other person bving or dead, remarked to
me that be was sure that Cornelias Van
derbilt bad a larger fortune than any
other tenant of tills planet He was
entirely familiar with the riches of the
Rothschilds, and kuow tome of thein
personally. None of them could match
Mr. Vunderbilt in plethora of millions.
The scores of million of Jay Gould
and John D. Rockefeller did not equal
Cornelius Vanderbllt' possessions. This
gentleman, however, did uot credit the
estimate of John 1). Rockefeller's wealth
at fl.OOO.OuO. He thought it would
hardly exceed ball that amount.
Ulakely Hall In New York Truth.
Illlud Naw fork Haggara,
A rather clever trick which 1 (uccesa
fully done by a number of beggar in
this city Is to turn their eyeballs up until
they ap.tear to be blind. With their eyes
in this condition tbey grind a small
wheezy band organ, or stand on some
prominent corner and bold a tiu cup in
their bauds, thus mutely appealing for
charity. A few of thein attempt to sing,
but they soon realize that it i too nisch
to ask of mankind to listen to their sing
ing and then give tlicm money. To do
thJ ucoewirulj? for vy btiiyth of time
la very tt-.teliriDg on the eyes, and may
result In genuine blindness. Lint some
of them have practiced It until it Is im
possible to discover by looking ut them
that they are not really blind, New
ork Cor. Chicago Uotald.
FOR ,DY$PEPSIk
Aycr'sSarsapanJ.u
Is su effooWye remetly, a niimerou tmtlino
Plals concliu'iyely wove, 'kvr two years
ayl"'ii-ia
usjiljr
every cate. ouiy aKKravnteu u:o uim-j
An aputliecary advised nie to use Ayy
Barsaparilla. I did so, and as cum) ,
Ht a ceil of b. Kiui-e tii.it time U h.ut
Ituen mjr family medicine, and sleknt'ss hat
heeoiiib sUanner to oar houscholil. t
believe It to lie tlie tx'st tueiiicijm on earUi."
F. K. Mi Nulty, Ilackuiau, W BuuimcrsU,
Lowell, i'.aas.
FOR DCEILITY.
Aycr'o C a rc a p a r i i i :
Is a certain cure, when the complaint cri;l-
nales In ImiHiyertshed hluixl. "I ;i a ;
great siitlemr from a low condition of tho
liloml and irener;!! ileMlHy. Ijec.olnllig filially,
sn reduced Uiat I ha until fr work. ISotU-
lint Uiat I did lur itia complaint bellied at
a, Jt.j,.,, dyer's hanapsrilla, a few botUeS
of win,.!, restt'tKd mo to I1. UU1 and strength.
I takeVvery opportunity to reconuneitd tills
meiiidiu. Dinniar riues." li bvlck, 14 E.
Maiu al.,.ci,micoUiB, OI1.0' "
i'B-S,PAA4Sl
It dlinrdrr nrliritiatintr In rmsMrtty ol ' .'
the hlil. a, .UP), M )lls carbuncles, pimples,
blotches, SAlt-,Aumi jcalcl-liead, scrofuloiw
sitres, and Uie like, ske only '
Ayer'sSarsaparJlla
, rasrASSD st
DB. J, 0. AYES tfc CO., LowU. Mass.
Tries 1 ; six Ul'.lw, V,'uclk a aouw.
It Should be In Every House
J. H. WilHon, 871 C'lny St., Siuirp.t
but jr. I'n.. nav'K he will nut lie with
out Dr. Kiiiej'H New Discovery for
Coimuniitii)ii, C'oimlus .1 ml Colda,
tlint it fured hie wiie who wim
tlireutcncd with Pneumonia after
an attack of 'La Orippe," when
various' other rcniedicH mid Ht'vcral
tihyHiciiiiirt had done her no good.
Robert Itiirbcr, of ('ocksport, Pa.,
i-lainiu Dr. Kinjf'n New DiHcovery
Iihm thine him more ood than any
thing he ever lined for Lunjf
Trouble. Nothinjf like it. Try it.
Free trial bottles at V. O. Kricke A
Co'h tlruftore. Lartje bottle, 30c.
and $1.(10.
Some of the most ".tartling, in
terHtiiiK discoveries of the life aud
cuHtonia of buried Ejfypt are now
beintf made through extensiveexca
vattiona. Theae discoveries - are
exciting a great interedt Many
discoveries are,! however, being
made in our country .that are re
markable, anion? which we may
mention that of JJaller a pain Para
lyser wliicll r lire le rolitc it-lief, and
in many ciihi-h a complete cure of
that terrible diHeaae rheuniatiHm,
and which also relieves pain of all
kindH. For wile by all drug-ints.
:. 1. .j . j. . 1
RrtfunAtia-n C iPs t in si Day. -i
"Mystic Cure" for rheutnatiam and
neurulg-ia radically cured in 1 to 3
days. , lte. action upon the avetem ia
remarkable and mysterious. It re
moves at once the cause aud the di
aeaae immediately diaeappeara.
The firnt doae eTeatly benefits, 75c
Sold by F, G. Fricke; prnjfKiRt. wt
tortilng fmet. ' '
The American people are rapidly
becoming a faae of nervoun wrecks)
and tlm, following- auggeats, the
beat remedy: alpbouuo Jiumpfling,
of iiutler, Penn, aweara Uiat when
hi eon was spechlees from at Vitua
Dance Dr Miles gr-eat Restorative
Nerving- cured him. ''Mrs. J. L.
Miller of Valprai and. J.D. Taolnr,
of Lofiransport, Ind each gained "Si
ftouiuia if an tuking it Mrs. H. A.
uardnerrof Vaatulr Ind, wa cured
of 40 to 30 convulsions easy and
much aeadach, dizzness, bockach
and nervous prostiation by one
bottle. Trial bottle and fine boek of
Nervous cures freent F. G. Fricke, &
Co., who reeomends this uneq nailed
remedy. 4
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tii a Bust Halve in the world for Out
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Bait Rheum. Fever
Korea, Tetter, Chapiied Hands, Chilblain,
Corns, and all Hkin Eruptions, and posi
tively cure Pilea, or bo py required.
It is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money ref unilcil. Price 20 rents par box.
Kor sale by F. 0. Fricke & Co.
For many years Mr. H. F. Thonip ,
son, of Dea Moines, Iowa, was se
verely afflicted with chronic, diarr
hoea, lie says: "At times it was
very severe; so much so, that I
feuerd it would end my life. About
seven yenrw ao 1 chanced to pro
cure n bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Kennedy. It gave nie prompt relief
and I believe cured uie permanent
ly, ns I now eat or drink without
harm anything I please. I have
iiIho lined it in my family with the
bent results. For. sale by F. G.
Frickie A Co.
Wonderful Success.
Two years ago Uie Mailer Prop.
Co.' ordered their bottles by the box;
- now they buy by the carload.
Among the popular and succeseful
remedies lliey prepare is Holler's
Sarsuparilla A Hurdock which in
the most wonderful blood purifier
known. No druggist hesitates to
recommend this remedy.
For sale by druggist.
' Sudden Death.
Heart dinense is by far the most
frequent oiiihi of sudden death,
which in three out of four canca isi
iitiHUHpecti'd. The symptoms are
not generally understood. Them'
are: a habit of lying on the right
aide, short breath, pain or ditrcssin
(he side, buck or shoulder, irregular
pulse, asthma, weak und hungry
spells, wind in stomach, swelling of
ankles or tlropsy, oppression, dry
cough and smothering. Dr. Miles'
illustrated book on Heart Disease,
free at F. G. FrBie A Co's, who sell
and guarantee Dr. Miles' tinequulcd
New Heart Cure, and his restoru
tive Nervine, which cures nervous- '
ness, headache, sleeplessness, drop
sy, etc. II contains no opiates.
Go 1n llrown A Hairclt's nnd
a inilmv lut-s and nttip up '
little iu your limine.
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