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H , tlio lawyer , " Is In a Brookln hospital the original of "Marks , the Lawyer , " made famous In Harriet Beccher Stowe's novel , "Un cle Tom's Cabin , " lies dying. His name Is Abraham Marks , and for many years he practiced law. It was while Mrs. Slowe was writing "Uncle Tom'n Cabin" that Mr. Maries was suggested io her as a fitting title for the char acter of lawyer. The story finally be came known , and to this day the orig inal Is called "Marks , the Lawyer/ ' Ho is now 88 years old and without relatives. Try Magnetic Starch it will last longer than any other. A stingy Quaker makcth a close friend. Your clothes will not crack if you use Magnetic Starch. WOMEN MUST SLEEP. Avoid Nervous Prostration. If you are dangerously sick what is the first duty of your physician ? Ho quiets the nervous system , he deadens the pain , and you sleep well. Friends ask , "what is the cause ? " and the answer comes in pitying1 .tones , nervous prostration. It came \upon you so quietly in the beginning1 , that you were not alarmed , and when sleep" deserted you night after night until your eyes fairly burned in the darkness , then you tossed in nervous agony praying for sleep. JlKS. A. You ought to have known that tvhen you ceased to be regular in your courses , and you grew irritable with out cause , that there was serious trouble somewhere. You ought to know that indigestion , exhaustion , womb displacements , fainting1 , dizziness , headache , and backache send the nerves -wild with affright , and you cannot sleep. Mrs. Hartley , of 221 W. Congress St. , Chicago , 111. , whose portrait we pub lish , suffered all these agonies , and was entirely cured by Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound : her ease should be a warning to others , and her cure carry conviction to the minds of everj' suffering woman of the un failing efficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Cures a Cough or Cold at once. Conquers Croup.VhoopnsCrush. . Bronchitis , Grippe and Consumption. Quick , sure results. Dr. Bull's Pills cure Constipation. SO pills lOc. The real irorih of " .V. L. Doiielns S3.OO mid S3.CO shoes compared with other makes is SJ.OO to gi.-J.00. OurS4GHtE < lceI.ino : cannot lie equalled at nnyprice. OvorJ.OOO- DOO satisfied -wearers. of IV. L. Douglas or S 3.50 shes will positively outwear twapa'rs ' of ordinary $3 or $ S.5Q We arc tlio largest makers of men's 83 and S3.nO shoes in tlio world. "Wo make and sell more 33 and S3.HO shoes than any other txvo manufacturers In the U. S > 'i'he reputNtliin of W. I > . Douglas $5.00 and (3.SO shoes for BEST style , comfort , and wcaris known BEST everywhere throughout thrworld. They have io cive better tctulnc- $3.50 tion than other makes because $3.00 the standard hs alwnje been placed so Llh that the wearer ! SHOE. SHOE. . expect more for their money . than they can get cl wherc. JL JUL JL. ICKAftUA moreV. . L. Douglas $3 end C3.50 shoes are sold than anv other moke is because 'JL'HJSY A. ICE 'JL'IIE U&ST. our dealer should keep them ; we give one dealer exclusive Eale in each town. . ' . 'JL'nUe no * iit > titutc ! limit en having W. L. J4. Douglas nhoes with came and pnce stamped on bottom. If your dealer will not get them for you , eend direct ta tx factory , enclosing price end Sic. extra for carnage. State kind of leather , riie , and width , plain or cap toe. Our shoes will reach yon anywhrre. Catalogue Free. W.L. . .Uouslos Shoe Co. iJrocliton , .SXusS. ST. LOUS'CANNON BALL Leave Omaha 5:05 p. m. ; arrive St Louis 7:00 a. m. WHERE ARE YOU GOING ? MANY SPECIAL RATES EAST OR SOUTH. Trains leave Union Station Daily for Kansas City , Quincy , St. Louis and all points East or South. Half Rates to | ( Plus $2.00) ) many southern points on j 1st and 3rd Tuesday of Each month. All Information at City Ticket Office. 1415 Farnam Street ( Paxton Hotel N Blk. ) or write v HARRY E. MOORES. City Passenger and Ticket Agent , Omaha. Neb. W. N. U. OMAHA. No. 45 1900 1 Jliirruivii' 1'altlifill Admirer. Senator Burrows has at least one ad mirer In Michigan. Millanl Heming way of Lapecr was In Flint on. the morning of the day when Mr. Burrows was to speak at Lapecr. Finding that the regular train service would not take him there in time , he hired a spe cial and arrived just as the senator began his remarks. The Avondale , tne estate of the late Charles Stewart Paruell , at Dublin , was sold at auction by the land judge's court. The purchaser was Mr. Bay- land , a friend of Mr. John Howard Parncll. Magnetic Starch is the very best laundry starch in the world. The fool's weakness may be the wise man's strength. PUTNAM FADELESS DYES pro duce the fastest and brightest colors of any known dye stuff. Tears are the brine in which misery is Eo'metimes cured. PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. A permunent paying position for ladles or gentlemen at or near home. It costs you nothing to get details. If desirable employment is wanted address at once The Fort Dearborn Pub. Co. , 413 Dearborn Street , Chicaco , 111. The great man is he who does not lose his child's heart. Ape Yon I/nine Allen's | It is the only cure for Swollen , ( Smarting. Burning , Sweating Feet , Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allen'3 Foot-Ease , & powder to be shaken into the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores , 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad dress Allen Si Olmsted , LeKoy , N. Y. Lots of people complain from a mere habit of complaining. The Greatest Thing in the World Is GOOD HEALTH. Take Garficld Tea. J t will cleanse your system , purify your blood and bring- good health. An industrious man and a cabbage manage to get a-head. CAUI5IDE. We are the Nebraska selling agents for the Union Carbide Co. , manufac turers of Calcium Carbide for making Acetylene Gas. Order your supplies from us. Pacify Storage and Ware house Co. , 912-914 Jones St. , Omaha. Neb. Probably 100,000 people lost kindred In the Texas calamity. KEW COLONY. A new colony to * urnl li liomos to thousands o ! people , to locate lu Okialiomu Territory , Is now being organized by the founders ottlicGcorcIaColony , Mr. 1 * . II. Fitzgerald of Indianapolis , Indiana , la backing It. Information sent tree , showing licw to get good liumes. Good fanners anted. When a man is compelled to pawn his watch it changes hands. Dropsy treated f roe by Dr. H. H. Green's Sons , of Atlanta , Ga. The greatest dropsy specialists iu the world. Head their adver tisement in another columa of this paper. Better rely on your adversary's gen erosity than on his incapacity. There Is a Class of People Who ars injured by the use of coffee. Recently there has been placed in all the grocery stores a newpreparation called GRAIN-0 , made of pure grains , that takes the place of coffee. The most delicate stomach receives it without distress , and but few can tell it from coffee. It does not cost over one-fourth as much. Children may drink it with great benefit. 15 cents and 25 cents per package. Try it. Ask for GRAIN-0. There are more muscles in the tail of a cat than in a human hand. Patience is soi\rov/'s slave. Church ill. This ? "We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that casuot bo cured by Uall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO. , Props. . Toledo. O. We , the undersigned , have known P. J Cheney for the last 13 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and llnancially able to carry out any obliga tions made by their Hrm. "West & Truax. Wholesale Druggist- ? . Toledo , O. ; Waldin. ? , Kinnan & Marvin. Wliolesala Druggists , Toledo. Ohio. Hall's Oatarrh Cure is taken internally , actIng - Ing direct.'v upon the blood andmucoussurfaees of the system. Testimonials seiit free. Price 5c per bottle. Sold by all < li-tisrBists. Hall's Family Pills are the bsat. It's always easy to interest a man in a good money-making scheme. T.Irs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnp. "for children taothlns , softens the Rums , reduces In flammation , allays pam.curcs\vlndeollc. 2. > cabottio Get what ye can and keep what ye get. Scotch Proverb. I do not believe Piso's Cure for Consumption has an equal for coughs and colds. JOEIN F BOTEU. Trinity Springs. Ind. . Feb. 15.1900. Anger never made good guard for it self. Shakespeare. Th" stomach has to tvorl : hard , grinding the food we crowd into it. Make Us work et y by chewing Ueeman's , Pepsin Gum. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. Cervantes. Mnny causes induce gray heir , but PASSER'S HAS BALSAM brings bar ! : the youthtul color. , the'beat cure for conn , locts. Mirth cannot move a soul in agonv. Shakespeare. A TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. Jlheumatism , Sciatica and Xeuralgia. withstand every other medicine , but yield on the instant to " 5 J3KOPS. " To enable all sufferers to test this wonderful remedy , we will send Tree a trial bottle on receipt of two 2-cent stamps to pay for mailing1. Large bottles tles o'f 300 doses SI. 00 , sent prepaid by mail or express. " 5 DROPS" is a preventive J& 3&e * as well as a curative for the following' diseases : Kheuma- tism , Sciatica , Xeuralgia , Gout , BysPePsla Hackachc , Asthma , TRACE MARX Hay Fever , Catarrh , Liver and Kidney Troubles , Sleeplessness , Jfervons- neas. Nervous and Xeur.ilKic Headaches , Earache , Toothache. Heart Weakness. La Grippc.tialaria , 1'aralysl * . Creeping Xuiiib- ness. and a long1 list of other ills. Write us in haste and stop your suffering fering- . Agents wanted. SWAXSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO. 1GO Lake Street. Chicago , III. Over 100 vessels have been employe' ! in the British transport service in South Africa. MIL HAVE TO GO Powers Determined to Compel Retirement of China's Female Dragon. TROUBLES CHARGED TO DOWAGER Creation of Large Indemnity 1'uiiil 1 to Ho InHlsted Upon IJuty jru.st lie P ld In In Honest Money De-predated Silver Coin Will Not Ho Accepted. WASHINGTON , Nov. 3. It was stat ed In quarters well versed in Chinese affairs that outside of the questions of Indemnity , punishments , etc. , now un der negotiation at Pekin , there are three vital and far-reaching questions to be determined , viz. : First , the re moval of the empress dowager , person ally and through the influence of her advisers , from all participation in the Chinese government ; second , , the cre ation of an indemnity fund by the in crease of China's customs revenue , either by the payment of duties in gold instead of depreciated silver , as at present , or else by doubling the pres ent silver duties from 5 .per cent to 10 per cent ad valorem ; third , the estab lishment of a minister of foreign af fairs in place of the old and cumber some system of the tsung li yamen. The demand for the retirement of the empress dowager is said to result from the conclusion now generally ac cepted , that the imperial government of China was responsible for the Boxer uprising. As the empress dowager was the ruling authority of the impe rial government during the uprising this responsibility is brought home di rectly to her. There is understood to be no purpose , however , to visit upon her any personal punishment or indig nity , but merely to so form the recon structed government as to exclude her from all participation in it. It is deemed advisable for that reason that she should rcm-iin permanently away from Pekin , and that her advisers also should be kept away from the seat of government. The plan of doubling China's cus toms deities has arisen from the need of finding a source to pay war indem nities which the various popwers de mand. It appears , however , that the increase of the duties has heretofore been brought to the attention of the United States government by Li Hung Chang. This occurred during his visit to Washington a few years ago , when it was represented that the 5 per cenc was fixed in 1S5S by treaties with the United States , dreat Brtiain and other countries and \vos payable in silver , at which time silver was worth as much as gold. But with the change in value between silver and gold , Li Hung Chang points out that China's 5 per cent duty in silver actually netted only about 2 % per cent , judged by the pre vailing gold standard. The matter was not pressed at the time. China's present customs revenues are said to be already pledged to meet the interest and principal of Chinese leans , so that it will require some en tirely new source to meet the indemni ties. In cas"e the enlarged duties arc determined upon , it is understood that their collection will be placed under supervision of representatives of the powers , at least until the indemnities are paid. The plan of substituting a minister of foreign affairs in place of the tsung li yamen has long been in contemplation , as foreign representa tives have found it very difficult to deal with this mixed body and to lo cate responsibility upon it , particularly during the Boxer troubles. Kaiso Ked l Iaji of Anarchy. CHICAGO , Nov. 3. Socialist labor orators raised the red flag in State street tonight and were driven off the thoroughfare by the police , who wcio compelled to interfere to stop a riot. It was socialistic labor night and tha Debs speakers utcd half a dozen wag ons to speak from along the street. There were- frequent clashes between the speakers and the big crowds wiio gathered around the stands. Shortly after midnight the socialists became bolder and rod flags were raised on every wagon. The red flag was very large and in contrast was hung a flag of the United States of very small di mensions. The crowd took all this good naturedly until some of tha Debs sprakera began kicking at the American flag. In a moment there wa confusion and along the street several of the orators were dragged from their wagons and roughly haniilei ! . Swindle : ! the Maccahecs. SHAMOKIN , Pa. , Nov. 3 0. J. Reed , an ex-councilman , who was re cently convicted of conspiracy in con nection with borough paving contracts and admitted to bail upon the decision of the superior court for a new trial , disappeared three days ago. Last night it was discovered the local lodge of Macabees. of which he is recoi'J keeper , had been swindled out of $5,000 by forged death certificates of Benja min Davis and lliomas Shoefer. Davis , who was in Michigan , noticing he was listed as dead in the official newspaper of the order , informed his relative here that he was alive. This started an inquiry , followed by the appearance of G. J. SSegle of Port Huron , Mich. , who is a high official of the order. After a close investigation the irreg ularities were discovered. Count Von Ittidnvr Congratulated. BERLIN , Nov. 3. Count Von Bue- low , the imperial chancellor , has re ceived a telegram from the. German merchants in Tien Tsin congiatulating him upon the conclusion of the Anglo- German agreement. Students 31 ay Not Vet * . NEW YORK. Nov. 3. According to a decision made today by Magistrate Deuel in the Yorkville court , students at educational institutions cannot vote at the coming eelction. The case in which the magistrate rendered the de cision was that of Orin Giddings Cox , a student in Union Theological semi nary. Cox lives in Schenectady coun ty , this state , and registered &a living in the seminary. He was summoned to the court and the decision made. Cox promised not to vote and was dis- ciiarged. MONTHLY TREASURY REPORT. Receipt * for October Oier th Kxpemll- tnrcs Li'uvo .Surplus. WASHINGTON , Nov. 2. The month ly comparative statement of the gov ernment receipts and expenditures is sued at the Treasury department today shows that the total receipts for the month of October were $51,020,007 and the expenditures $47,993GJ7 : , leaving a surplus for the month of $3.0:52,130. : The receipts for the month were over $4,000,000 in excess of those for OocO- ber last year. The expenditures show about the same increase over October , 1899. The receipts from the several sources of revenue are given as fol lows : Customs , $20,552,938 ; increase over October , 1899 , $1,7-15,000. Internal revenue , $27,091,143 ; in crease , $1,236,000. Miscellaneous , $3,381,984 ; increase , $1,110,000. The several Items of expenditures are given as follows : Civil and miscellaneous , $11,731,840 ; increase , $1,100,000. War , $15,169,228 ; increase , $2,700- 000. 000.Navy Navy , $4,598,258 ; decrease , $522,000. Indians , $849,948 ; increase , $190,000. Pensions , $10,648,500 ; decrease , $20- 000. 000.Interest Interest , $4,792,871 ; increase $310- 000. During the last four months the re ceipts exceeded those for the same pe riod last year by $5,674,000 and the expenditures exceeded those of the same period last year by $7,759,000. Wat or Supply I'IIZ/.ICH Humboltlt. HUMBOLDT , Neb. , Oct. 31. For sev eral years the city water supply has been a problem before the council and the solution is yet in doubt. When the water works were first started an attempt to secure a sufficient supply failed , because each time the shafts penetrated a salt strata , which made the water unfit for use. The plan was abandoned and the pumping sta tion was placed on the banks of Long Branch , a small stream , and the sup ply has since been suT.cient , but by reason of mud 1.11 d filth is practicall1" useless the greater portion of the time for household purposes. The council has recently ordered new shafts sunk and the workmen have already begun , and the hope prevails that the city may soon have a fresh water supply. Volunteers Kolurn Home. HALIFAX. N. S. , Nov. 2. The over due transport Idaho , with several hun dred members of the Canadian con tingent who participated in the war in South Africa , reached its dock here to day. The Idaho reported that all on board were well and that the delay in arriving was caused by an accident to the propeller , two blades of which had been broken. The Idaho was greeted with a thunderous jar of cannon from the citadel , by hundreds of steam whistles and by the cheers of the sail ors in the rigging of the British war ships in port. News of tlio Eartliqimlcc. WASHINGTON. Oct. 31. The State department has received the following cablegram from Mr. Russell , secretary of legation at Caracas , concerning th3 resent earthquake in Venezuela : "CARACAS , Via Hayti , Oct. 30 Secretary of State , Washington : Se vere earthquake this morning ; great damige to property ; several killed ; president jumping second floor gov ernment house , leg broken ; details from intprior later. RUSSELL. " Iettin < ; 1'urp ami Simple. CHICAGO. Nov. 2. Judge Vail today in open court created a sensation by declaring that in his opinion dealing on the Chicago Board of Trade and dealing in one of the institutions which the members of the Board of Trade had stigmatized as "bucket shops" were practically the same. He stated that the same thing was called "gambling" in the bucket shops , and "speculation" on the Board of Traclo , but that both were "betting pure and simple. " Crime of IJanIer sternbcrsr. BERLIN , Nov. 2. A sensational in cident occurred here today in the sec- riul trial of the rich banker , Stern- berg , who was sentenced last April to two years' imprisonment and a three years * loss of honorable citizenship for a crime against morality. Police De tective Stierstaedter testified that his superior officer , Thiel , offered him 200- 000 marks if he would testify in such a way as to secure the acquittal of the accused and then leave the country. of BritUh Vessel Mutiny. BERLIN , Nov. 2. The crew of the British bark Iredale , eleven in ntim- ber , were arrested at Cuxhaven today at the instance of the captain , who ac cused them of mutiny. Last week the Iredale put to sea from Hamburg in a storm , bound for Melbourne. The crew mutinied in the North sea. Funeral of JTax JInller. OXFORD. Eng. . Nov. 2. The funer al today of Prof. Max Muller , who died on October 28 , was largely attended , those present including representa tives of Queen Victoria and Emperor William of Germany. The latter sent a wreath inscribed "To mv dead friend. " Our Warships TVill He There. LONDON , Nov. 2. The United States government , according to a dis patch from Sydney , N. S. W. , to the Daily Express , has intimated that it would be pleased to send warships to attend the inauguration of the com monwealth of Australia. Senitor Davis Improving. ST. PAUL , Nov. 2. United States Senator Cushman K. Davis , who has been confined to his bed in this city for the last month with a serious case of blood poisoning in his foot , is slow ly recovering. At the present time one chief cause of trouble is the natural restiveness of Senator Davis over his enforced retirement from the campaign in which he was so deeply interested. After returning from the Maine cam paign he suffered great pain from his foot and his physician performed an operation , subsequent operations also being necessary. A Church u Diinrln School. Dancing as an auxiliary in church work prospers in Brooklyn , at least. It will bo remembered that the experi ment of starting a dancing class in connection with the Flist Congrega tional church evoked comment and criticism all over the country. Even from Southern California and Florida letters denouncing such a move were received. Yet the dancing class begins at its third season .Monday evening , and there are more applicants than ever before. Use Magnetic Starch it has no equal. The better the day the better deed. Dr. John Holt. Heat for tlio IIowuls. No matter what ails you , headache to a cancer , you will never get well until your bowels are put right. CASCARETS help nature , cure you without a gripe or pain , produce easy natural movements , cost you just 10 cents to start getting your health back. CASCARETS Candy Cathartic , the genuine , put up in metal boxes , every tablet has C. C. C. stamped on it. Be ware of imitations. Love only can lighten labor's load. ZI.IKKTAOK r.ll'KIt. Ueit 1'iiblisheil FREE : . .r.v. . ( ; UNNIIS. Toi io. Ohio. Give cheerfully with one hand airl you will gather abundantly with two. Twentieth Century Invention * . TO OUR CUSTOMERS : Now that the leaves are beginning io fall it is a difficult nntti-r to Ii.ee/ lawns looking nice. There has Leon a demand for yeais for sonujthniEi to i-eep lawns clean with at 'i small ex pense , something that will take. u i the leaves , paper , twigs , r'girstumps ' , pebbles and in fact evoi/tlmis th.it disfigures a lawn. We arc- pleased restate state that we have th ; cvi-hioive agency for the only suc'-Siltil nevi.-e that has been produced up to date. We respectfully invite your attention to the Finley Lawn Rake , circular of which we enclose. Picas * notice what Mr. Guy C. Barton , pre i-l'Mit of the Omaha and Grant Smelting Co. , &ii.vs about this lawn rake : "OMAHA , Neb. . Sept. 27 , 1900. "Finley I iwn Rake Co. , "Joliet , 111. "Dear Sirs : "Your favor of the 18th inst. is re ceived. I thank you for the n. qcs- tion in regard to the lawn rale ? g.il'-- ering autumn leaves ; but will cay that I had already discovered tlrjt it will not only gather leaves , but every thing else in sight. It is a most ie- markable machine , and has given most perfect satisfaction. "Yours truly. "GUY C. BARTON. " Shall be pleased to quote you prices. Very truly , LININGER & METCALF CO. . Omaha , Nob. Many a man's vices Iiave at first been nothing worse than good qualities run wild. Hare. If you liavo not tried Magnetic Starch try it now. You will then use no other I Civ f AKiSV fSbSfJ 'Vjh Wfclf J > Ii Vlr 11 n ir rf ITiVi iiiVVjO" ' A geiabls PreparaliorirorAs- simiialingllieFootfandRegula- img ( hs Stomachs andBovrels of Promotes Digeslion.Checrfur- ncss andP.est.Contains neither Opium.Morpliine nor"Miiierai. " Iffnteiyrwn A perfect Remedy for Cons lipa- llon , Sour Slomach.Diarrlioea Worms .Convulsions .Fcvensh- ness and Loss OF SlLEEP. FacSrmile Signalurc of " EXACT COPY OF V/RAPPER 1 = 3 as a rule find it very dif ficult to get up their linen in a .satisfactory manner , chiefly owing to the of inferior starches. By usingflagnetic Starch yon'vrill find it a Dimple matter to turn out as good tvork as the best bteam laundries. Your grocer sells it. Try it once. It costs only K > c a pack age. Insist on getting * * . ! ami Itoturn. Account . ( ' . T. U. Convention Ko- vcinbcr mil to 30tli , ! > < ' < - . 1st and 2nd , the H'IK Four Uoitte v. ill M-ll tieltots from all points at om > and one-third fan1 for round trip , good r tiirmn un til Doe. llth. This lini' viu Cincinnati and tlit' I'ietiirevpu' Chi'sapoiilcu und Oliio is unqiif.slioiKibly the tini-Kt route between Chicago and the Capital ; inuru river and inoiiiitaiii hrrnery and moru battleHelds than any oilier lints. For maps , tielcet.s , sleeper rehervations , ad dress ,1. C. Tt'CKKi : , li. X. A. . 'JJ Chirk St. , Chicago. God's gift was that man should con ceive of truth ard strive to gain it. ELECTION RETURNS. Regardless of these j'ou should uiuan.so your system by taking ( larliukl Tea , the UKllll MKDICINK. A Jersey City justice was recently paid a marriage fee of ton cents. You Ciui CJi-t Allnn'H Koot-ICuso Vrvo. Write today to Allen S. Olmstcd , Lo Iioy , N. Y. , for a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ka.se , a powder. I ten res sweating , damp , swollen , aching feet. Makes newer or tight shoeeasy. . A certain cure for Corns and Knnions. All druggists und shoe .stores sell it ; 2c. The talk of some people about them selves is an insult to their listeners' acumen. TO OIIKI : A roi.n ix ONK I > AY. TuUc FJ XATIXK UKOMO QuiNiNr.TAW.KT.s. All IrutrKlsts refund the money If It fulls to cuic. K.V. . Grove's signature IN on th box. JSe. Children and fools are very apt to seize upon unanswerable arguments. For starching line linen use Magnetic Starch. HO ! FOR OKLAHOMA ! . . urrrs iii'w JuiiilH 111 opiiii in i ttloincnt. Sncril)0 ! lor rilKHIOUA IIIJ.K.ilmotcil to Information mation uliotit thc e liiridp. One jeiir. 1.U ) . Hliulo ropy. lr. ( buliM-rll > orn ri'crlw fr-'i. Illustrated lxik mi oklnlir.niu Mortiii' Manual (2IU fmyc Stiler ! - ' ( ulilf ) ulth flue riTllmml limp , H.ilO. M.i'c. ] ! . All ulx . c. $1.7" ) . Aililrvcb Uli-h. ' 1. Morgan , i't-rry , O. T. What Shall We Have for Dessert ? This question an . < s in t' family everyday. Let us aiibv. er it to lay. Try 9 a delicious and hcalthfti.l dt vrt. 1'rc- parc-d in t\vo mimitts. No boiling ! no baking ! add boiling watt r and set to cool. Flavors : Lemon , Orange , Rasp berry and Strawl < rry. ( let a package at your grocers to-day , io cts. EW D'SCOVERY ; quick relief : ii lnrc4 woritt Book of tci-tliixmliilH : m ! in 1U7V Ircntmcut HICL. HIU If. If. ' .ilhtVti hO'.S , lint V , At.'ecla , a. Jl atniutolfl ' Waisr. BI re v.yeu. 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