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thedral,
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I royal
m of
velvet, with it Boft ermine trimminga
the tiara, the necklace, the bracelets,'
had all been exchanged for a simple'
grey serge robe and a long thick veil,
which was now pushed back from her
girlish face.
"Oh! Elizabeth, Elizabeth!" ex
claimed the organist, and he sank at
her feet and gazed wistfully into her
troubled eyes.
"Why are you here, Bertram?"
asked the princess.
I came to bid you farewell, and M
I dared not venture into the palace,:
I gained access to the cathedral, and
having taken the vacant seat of the
dead organist, let my musia breathe
out the adieu I could not trust my
lips to utter."
A low moan was the only answer,
and he continued:
"You are married on the morrow?"
"Yes," sobbed the girl. "Oh, Ber
tram, what a trial it will be to stand
at yonder altar, and take upon me
the vows that will doom me to a liv
ing death."
"Think of me," rejoined the organ
ist. "Your royal father requests me
to play at your wedding, and I have
promised to be here. If I were your
equal I could be the bridegroom in
stead of the organist; but a poor mu
sician must give you up."
"It is rending body and soulasunder
to part with you," said the girl.
"To-night I may tell you this tell
how much I loved you, but in a few
hours it will be always a Bin. Go, go,
and (ioil bless you.
She waved him from her as if she
would banish him while she had the
power to do so, and he how was it
with him. He rose to leave her, then
cuiuo back, held her to his heart
in a lonj embrace, and with a half
smothered farewell left her.
The next morning dawned in cloud
loss splendor, and at an earlier hour,
the cuthedral was thrown open, and
the sexton In'gan to prepare for tho
brilliant wedding. Flame colored
flowers nodded by tho wayside, from
tho trees, and lay in light heaps upon
the ground, and therij)ewhea waved
like a golden sea, and berries dropped
in red an purple clusters over rocks
along tho Hliine.
At length the palace gates were
opened, and the royal party ap
peared, escorting the Princess Eliza
beth to the cathedral where the mar
riage was solemnized. Itwas a brave
pageant; far brighter than the un
twined blossoms and foilage were tho
tufts of plumes which lloated from
stately heads, and festal robes that
streamed over the housings of superb
steeds. But the Princess, mounted
on a snow white palfrey and clad in
snow white velvet, looked pale and
sad; and when on Hearing the church,
sho heard a gush of organ music,
which, though jubilant in sound,
struck on her ear like a funeral knell,
she trembled and would have fallen
to the ground had not a pago
supported her. A few more
moments afterward, she entered tho
cathedrnl. There, with his retinue,
stood t lie royal bridegroom, whom
she had never before seen. But her
eyes roved from him to the organ
loft, where she expected to see the
mysterious organist. He was gone,
and she was obliged to return tho
graceful bow of the king to whom she
was letrothed from motives of policy.
Mechanically she knelt at the altar
mechanically listened to the services
and made the responses. Then her
husband drew her to him in a con
vulsive embrace, and whispered:
"Elizabeth! my queen! look up!"
Trembling in every limb, sho obey
ed. Why did those dark eyes thrill
her so? Why did that smile bring a
glow to her cheek? Ah, though tho
king woro tho royal purple, and
many a jeweled order guttered on nm
breast, he seemed tho same humble
person who had been employed to
teach her organ music, and hud
taught her the lore of love.
"Elizabeth," murmured the mon
arch, "Bertram Hoffman the organ
ist, and King Oscar are' one. For
give my stratagem. I wished to
marry you, but 1 would not drug you
to the altar an unwilling bride. Your
father was in the secret."
While tears of joy rained from her
eyes, tho new made queen returned
her husband's fond kiss, and for once
two hearts were made happy by a
royal marriage.
Emperor William's Income.
Epoch: William II. has no fixed
salary as emperor of Germany, but
there is about a million dollars that
ho can use if necessary. As king of
Prussia, however, he has a civil list
amounting to f 3,550,000; but the
taste for travel and other expenses
incurred in the interest of the empire
necessitates, it appears, an increase
of revenue. So when tho reichstag
reassembles a proposal will be made to
add several millions of marks to the
imperial civil list. The emperor's re
cent journey to Vienna and Home
cost about f 200,000. Among the
presents that lie distributed along his
route were .eighty diamond rings,
thirtydiamond and emerald nock
laces, fifty scarf pins, thirty gold
watchos and chains,six sabers studded
with diamonds and emeralds and a
hundred boxes of cigars.
Finding a "Lost Dog-."
Every day you aee one or more
"lost dog" advertisements in the
newspapers. If owners didn't love
their dogs they wouldn't go to , the
expense of advertising for them.
Moat of these doga have been stolen.
The thief sells them to somebody else.
Then hia "pal" goes to the rightful
wner aaa obtains a handsome re
ward for recovering the animal.
Chicago Times.
II MUfct
When Jones waa at the theater the
other evening be sat down by m intake
on Lis neighbor' silk hat, and reduced
it to hoelea8 mass of silk and paste
board. The owner waa atadder than
half a dozen March bares. "Well,
calmly observed the culprit, "I waa
awkward, and bo mistake; bat," he
added, with aelf -complacent pity, "when
I think that it alight have been mine it
makea me fairly ahudder." Judge.
Frsarra mt CMaMlM.
Siaee the cremation movement was in
augurated, according to statistics up to
August 1, collected in Berlin, N8 bodies
have been burned ia Italy, 554 ia Ootha,
287 in America, 89 ia Sweden, 18 ia
England, 7 ia France and 1 in Denmark.
Cremation societies have 8,018 members
ia Sweden, 1,328 in Denmark, 1,336 in
DollanJ, fli2 in Germany, 580 ia Italy,
488 in Hamburg and 390 ia Switzerland.
There are 30 cremation furnaces in Italy,
1 in Germany, 1 jn England, 1 in Switz
erland, 1 in France and 24 (?) ia the
United States.
The EaprofltafcU Ketort.
"The republican have gained the
election, Elisha," said Mrs. Greening
this morning, "and I think yon ought to
get an office. You have been in nearly
every parade, and have worked hard for
the party." "What could I do?"
growled Mr. Greening. "Why, Elisha,
does a man have to know much to be a
a consul, for instance?" "No; the leas
the better," responded the enable
Elisha. "Well," remarked the faithful
wife, "I should think you could fill Btich
an office to perfection," and she smiled
in a knowing way, but she lost a seal
skin sacque in that smile. Detroit
Journal.
A Remarkable Experiment.
Mr. Friesa Greene, a British pho
toKnipher, 1ms actually produced a pio
ture with only the lif;lit ismiiug from his
eye. Having stared for lifteeu seconds
t a 3,000 candle electric arc only three
feet away, he closed his eye and quickly
brought it over a sensitive plate at a
distance of one inch. The result was a
very faint hut distinct image of the arc
and the carbons, due, probably, to the
momentary phosphorescence of the ret
ina. A second attempt failed, and gus
lights proved too weak to produce ef
fect. A Want of Tart.
Nonine and Alphonse were chatting
merrily about the coming nuptials.
"How -entertaining that cottage at
Dijon! my dear, she exclaimed, "and
il io sweet liltlu carriage, ami the silver
of your mother to go on tho mahogany
cabinet and " "My life's own does
not mention me," broke in Alphoso.
"Ah, wait till I get through," and she
patted him under the chin as she ram
bled on "nnd the good donkey to take
me to the village, and "but Alphonse
had left tho room. Time.
i blldUll Logic.
A noted Sunday school worker living
in Kansas uns once asked to talk to the
children of a Sunday school on the sub
ject of temperance. He is very earnest
in the cause, and wears a bit of blue rib
bon ns a badge of his principles, llis
ing before the school ho pointed to his
bit of blun ribbon, and said: "Now,
eon any of you children givo me the
reason why J am not a drunkard?"
There wns no reply for a moment, then
a childish voice in the rear of the room
piped out: "Cause this is a prohibition
town!" Youth's Companion.
!I r. l;nfr' Lucky lrntv,
Murray (Jowi) News, Xov. )5.
Having interviewed Mr. John T. dri
ver in regard to his reported lucky draw
in the Louisiana State Lottery, we tind
that ho held one-twentieth of ticket No.
40,755, which drew tho first capital prizo
of ?:i00,000 in the company's drawing
on the Uth of October last, and that he
has received his money 815,000 on
the same. Mr. Clavcr's ticket cost him
oue dollar, and was tho first and only
money ho had ever invested iu that
way.
By on agreement with Mr. William
Foster of this place, who also held a
ticket in the institution, that if either
of their tickets drew a prize they would
divide equally, Mr. Foster receives ono
lml f tho amount.
Mr. Clavcr and Mr. Foster are both
well respected citizens of this vicinity,
and whatever may be said pro or con of
the Lottery itself, this amount of money
will elevate them from moderate to vell-to-do
circumstances, and it is to bo
hoped that it will bo invested in a way
that will givo it circulation in this city
and community.
A new double-pointed nail ia the inven
tion of an ingeniua woman.
Nearly 20.000 men have been natural
ized in New York city tbia year.
The oldest and largest tree in the world
is a chestnut near the foot of Mt. Etna.
The London Telegraph cot 2,200 letters
on "Is Marriage a Success."
There is a charming elasticity about a
girl of eighteen springs.
Irishmen of Minneapolis will erect n hank
and call it the "Irish-American Bank."
A nettle thread sixty miles long only
weighed 2 pounds.
Lncy Parsons aays that she will not
marry.
Two Wejr or Putting It-
Dr. Abernethy was once called in to
attend a man who had n somewhat
stormy altercation with his better half,
and found the poor man with his faco all
bleeding and marked with the points of
her finger-nails. Tho worthy doctor
could not help remonstrating with the
woman upon her conduct. "Madame,"
he said, "are yon not ashamed of your
self, treating your husband like this
your husband, who is the head of the
house tho head of all in fact, your
head, madarae?" "Well, doctor, ,r re
turned the virago, "and am I not at lib
erty to scratch my own head?" Cham
bers' Journal.
Deafneaa Can't He t ared
By local application, as they can not
reach the diaeaaed portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure Deafneaa,
and that la by constitutional remediea.
Deafness ia caused by an inflamed condi
tion of the mucus lining of the Eustachian
Tubs. When this tub gets inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed De&tntaa
is the result, and unless the inflammation
can b taken out and this tubs restored to
1U normal condition, bearing will be de
stroyed forever; Bins ea'sse out of tea are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but
as iaflamed condition of the mucus sur
faces. We will five One Handled Dollarefor any
case of Deafness (ceased by CaUrrh) that
we caa not tare by taking Hall's Catarrh
Cat. Bead ler eirenlara, tree.
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taToM by drufftsts, 76c. '
The GroaBlawsl Bre4itlB.
Dr. Kansen, the Danish explorer, and
five companions, have succeeded in
their attempt to cross Greenland, but
the scientific results of the trip cannot
yet be told. The party left their vessel
ia latitude (5 degrees on July 17, with
the east coast ia sight, but were twelve
days reaching; land over the pack ice.
They crossed the narrow part of Green
land, far south of Kordenskjold's at
tempted route, and reached Godthaab
October 4, where, being too late for the
but ship, they will remain until spring.
A Crave Mistake.
aome
Dranrist (playfully aauirtinar
ieekey club on Brown's coat) "There,
Brown, you're a whole flower garden all
you know what you've
.i. nv.iL: T
by yourself." Brawn (ia alarm) Great
ocetti II an, aa you know what you ve
done?" Druggist "Nothing senous, I
hope." Brown "Serious 1 Why you've
wife never uses anything but helio
trope. "New York Sun.
lo aa a Wood- Worker.
Carpentry waa the trade of the Ameri
can aborigines Indians and mound
builders. Mr. H. F. McLeod, of the
Smithsonian institution, states that the
tent poles of the Sioux Indians even
now show pretty specimens of work,
and the Moqui Indians, since long be
fore the landing of Columbus, have
known how to mortise timber, to make
ladders, and to swing doors on hinges
from the top. The chisel they push
rather than hammer, and they work the
board up and down on a fixed saw, but
the results are creditable. Tho Aztecs
made a good glass, which they used for
their best cutting blades, swords, dag
gers, spears, saws, chisels and axes.
They sharpened these by cleaving off
the dull edge.
Offensive breath vanishes with the use of
Dr. fcSage'a Catarrh Remedy.
A Rochester paper speaks of a tramp
looking aa ecedy us a watermelon.
Iiiavo hope behind,
All ye who enter herel
So ran the dire warning which Danteread
on the portals of the Inferno. So rune the
cruel verdict of your friends if you are
overtaken by the first symptoms of that
terrible disease, consumption. "Leave
hope behind! Your daje are numbered" !!
And the struggle against death ia given up
in despair. But while there ie life, there is
hope I Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery baa cured hundreds of caaes worse than
voura; and it will cure you, if taken in time.
Hut delay ie dangerous. No power eanre
store a wasted lung; the "Golden Medical
Discovery," however, can and will arrest
the diseaae.
A grandmether only twenty-fire years of
age ia the chief curio in Hancock, Ind.
A Dream of Fair Womep.
Tennjaon in his exquisite poem, dreams
of a long proceaeion of lovely women of
agee past. This ia all very well, but the
laureate would have done the world a
greater service if he bad only told the wo
men of the present how they could im
prove their health and enhance their
cbnrma. This he might easily have done
by recommending the use of Dr. I'ierce'a
Favorito Prescription. Health is the best
friend of beauty, and the innumerable ills
to which women are peculiarly subject, Ms
worst enemies. Long experience baa proven
that the health of womankind and the
"Favorite Prescription" walk hand in
hand, and aro inseparable. It is the only
medicine for women, sold by drugaiats, un
der a positive guarantee from the manu
facturerti, that it will give satisfaction in
every case, or money will be refunded.
This guarantoo has been printed on the
botllo-wrappnr, and faithfully carried out
lor many yearn.
A Gorman oflicercannot marry an Ameri
can woman without Bismarck's consent.
Foil Coughs and Throat Diseases use
Brown's I'.roiii'bml Troches. "Havenever
chanped my mind respecting them, except
l tniiiK lienor ol that winch i began think
ing well of." Rev. Henry Ward Ileecher.
hold only in boxes.
George Francis Train has shaved his
beard off for the first time in thirty years.
'When Deliy was slfk. we gave her Castorla.
When ehe was ft Child, she cried for Castorla,
When ftfce became Miss, she clung to CuHtorlo,
When Bho bad Children, he gravo them distorts,
It is estimated that crows have cost the
fanners of Maine $100,000 the past year.
SCRATCHES. J. If. ShalTer, Madison.
Wla., says: "I cured a horse of the worst cane
or scratches that I ever saw wittt Veterinary
Carbollimlvo. Of all the remedies I ever saw
toil la the "boss." 25c and 25., at Drussists.
Oue of the leading anarchists in St. Louis
ia named Griefgrabber.
A Radical Cura for Epileptic Fits.
nthtMititor Please inform your reader that
I hnvft a positive remedy for the shove named
diwiM which l warrant to core to worst esses,
f atrone ia mv faith in the virtues of tki aiedi-
eine that I will send frea u armtple bottle and
valuable treatise to any tnfferur who will five
aae hia P. O. and Ki press uriririws. My remedjr
baa eared thonsaDds of hopeless cases.
II. U. BOOT, at. C. 183 1'ssrl St., Mew York.
At Hong Kong thieves steal the tele
phone wires.
Careful of Ilia Hnpiitnllon.
"Yes, Uncle Cicero, I've got a job for
yon, but it consists in sawing that pilo
of wood out there; Iv'e nothing for you
indoors. Well, sail, I so berry sorry,
but I'll have to dccliue, sab; I can't af
ford to have tho passinf; public think I
bet on 'elections; it would hurt my repu
tation, sah; cood day, sah." Chicago
Tribune.
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r ftnd Conat.tui.nal. Sent by null on
ajf receiptor price, II. fartlcuiars an
; -nol trn.fi on. A( UK CHEMI
CAL CO.f BL Luia, Wo.
mm
c.,.rirpfiTAjauiii ii
a. v., chleaao, Ills. 1 Clark a)c
a asswssvssws swsar wssi
baWTradaf wttataeSri
'nirtTW ATTN .
Qroaie, lerro ssi Frirate Dtet !
Mf NERVOUS DEBILITY, Loet liaaee,
Paillac airmory, Exhaaatiac Oraina, TcrriU
Dreams. Head aaal Back Acba ana all the effecta
leadiaa to early decay and perhaps Cooaumptiea mm
Inaaolry, maud sfirarinrally by arw nvlhods wis
aVPHILIS aad all bad Blood and Bkin Dim
pcrmaoeotly cured.
KIDNEY and URINARY eeimlairits.(laaaV
Oonarrhoca, Btrictu re. Varicocele and all d'fc rttta
eruw uenito-uruiary urgans cured prompuy wttnata
injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other Organs.
OV No eaperimenta. Age and expericocc laa.
portant. Cooaultation free and aatred.
MoT Send 4 ceiiu poatage for Celebrated Works am
Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases.
tar Those contempisting &larriage send for Dr.
Ctarke'a cekbrated guide Hale and Female, eaca)
15 cents, both as cents (stamps). Consult the ole)
Doctor. A friendly letter or call may save future suffer
ins and shame, and add golden years to life. fsvBooli
"Life'a (Secret) Errora," so cents (stamps). Medietas
and writings sent everywhere, secure from exposure
Hours, a to I. Sundays 9 to 13. Address
F. D. CLARKE. M. D..
18a mo. IiarUe-. ciiicaco, 11. t
OA n VI A VJi
l"J H II W H I
PILLS
The Great Lirer and Stomacli BemcAj 3
For the cure of all disorders or the Stomach, Liver,'
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Loss of
Appetite, Headache, Constipation, Costtveness, In.
digestion. Biliousness, Fever, Inflammation of the
Bowels, Piles and all derangements of th. Internal
Viscera. Purily vegetable, containing no mercury.
minerals, or ueiecenous drugs.
plifhed br talclna
auout teal
PERFECT DIGESTION J
one of had war's Pills ev.ry rr.ornius, a
e'olock, aa a dinner pill. By so doing
SICK HEADACHE,
Dyspepsia. Foul Stomach, Biliousness, will be avoided
as the food that ia eaten contributes Its nomishtna
gronertlea for toe support of the natural waste of the
symptoms resulting.
rirans : Constipation
Blood in the Head.
, Heartburn, Dleg oat
W Observe the following symptoms result! na
from Diffe&S. Of the MmMv. nrrn. - Pnn.Hn..tJ"
.uw.ru runs, ruuness or tna i
AnlAl.v A. , k.a .. k V
.... V, ii- nausea neariuurn Ulttgaas
of rood, Fullness or Weljht In tha Bcomach. Boaf
Choking or Sutloeallng Sensations when In a bind
posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs liefore the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in th. Head. D.flclency
jT Persplratloa. Yellowness of the Skin and Evea.
Pain In tha Hide, Chest. Limbs, and Sudden Fluahes
of Heat, Burning In tha Flesh.
A few doses of R iDWAY'S PILLS will free
the system of all tha above named disorders.
Price 95 eta per box. Sold by all drugglata.
No. 3! Warren street, New York. I"-Informal
tlon worth thousands will be sent to you.
TO THE PUBLIC. Be sure and ask for RAD WAY'S'
and aee that the name " RAD WAY " Is on what yon
hny.
HI. W. DUNHAZTS
OAKLAWN FARM.
3.000 PERGHEItOH
rRENCH COACH HORSESs
iaraKitu,
- gTOC" ON HAND.
SOO STALLlONSnf sixties.
abia ace; lit COLTS wlt&
choice pedierees, superior Indi
Urinal-; 200 1.11 PORTED
D7 Brilliant, tha nn.al famous living tire).
Beet Qnallty. Prices Reasonable.
Terms Kasy. Don't Buy without Inspect.
Ing this Greatest and Bloat Successful
llreedinar ICatahllslinient. r An.rlrs.
Isl.nslar pDreh...rs, sddr.s, hr SSOpsr estslora.,
M. W. DUNKAM, WAYKE, ILLINOIS.
U w.rt usu.i. c. a s.rr. a; b.t.iur sass. a asiUs.
FREE TRADE PRICES!
NO i-KuTECTsON! SO ItuSOI'Oi.lBil
SEWINft I NOV i
MACHINES ONLY
We ar now spllinf; our WEST
KRNIMrROVEDSISGKKSEWJNO MACBIMi tame a cut complete
with aM attach men ta and war
r an ted for 5 years for only SlW
EScnil for circular and ae fulldf
fcriptlon of ihii and other otvlesV
laM K. NIA I.J.IX fc Ow.
Went Lakt St.. Chicago, Hi.
A
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$45
r$15
41 snB ir? sraraTw
MMrA tr ft r-,.,.i Ef.slat
LSSSjr7 paid. KuHyWarrantad,
mMSmrm 3 TON $35.
-a III 11 Other sires proportion
telylow. Agenw well paid. Illustrated Catalogue
free. Mention this Piper.
OSGOOD St TZCL2S0H. 2i&hv&tea, H. I
JXSUHKJ.V
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Tlia Larsest, Cheapest and Uesi In tho WorlA.
CASH ASSETS ai3O.OOO.O0O.
SIMOKOOETZ.
Special Aiest,
IfM. P. ALLES.
flaacral Acent
liUHU rYhtKt ALL tLbt MILS.
Best Cough Syrup. Tastes good. Use
in time. Hnlrl ttrdrmnriAts.
j arasssiniTiai sis
SAVE MONEY
on Dry tioods, Clothing, Uoots.Shoes. Cutlery,
Hardware, liamesv Saddles, Jewelry, Hooka,
(inns, Hportlng (;oods. Musical Instruments,
Groceries, ete. We sell direct to consumer
at wnoiesaie prices. ena at. unco iw
.rge Hlusrraten t.st-iiociie am rrice i,i-
TUK riiri,KS at; s-a-i.s -,
48 Ac 62 K Lake St. CHICAaO, IL j
8tationerskeenhem. Standard quality. 1
all st Ties, ftample dns. Id cents hy isaii 1
rknV FQiPRRRnns
u New York; U bllUIIUUIll
llfcafcs IIWWW ..f J,- n- i t ... S0W
W ueas M sswi.M u Ras Ua. atelM ssaai Mr Hrr
Yb f on in I rears. Now It
Waal totter tssalal W Ufs fsr ChSMraar What thaw ImsVi m hav tapa)
lasas, aa mm fjr ttfaratMlaa mt all BUlat at! TrtrMlM, mm lfift
aai rsaaita tha aiii(lful Inerwiaj, a lmraMiaa Paaarwaa af ia BnUai
! 11E WWIXMII WUKJU. VbloR all
8E0RETS FOR LOVERS
rn.H .aTice rortne nnmarned. Trim
all you wont to Aritoto. Seenreir seeled. 10
oanfa. Aodies,Boxa,Chlc.io7l(ir
fx
KIPPER'S PASTILLES.S
I Charlentown, Km
corisuMPTion
t its. . aesitisa raras4r f.r the abme etaeae. : by its aaa
thousands of .saa of the went triad and of loae standi as
kae. bsa eurad. Ho atrnns Is aar (aitk la its .flcacj that
larill aasMS tw. bnttlsa mt locstlrsr with a saleable
treatise M this diatssa. to anreuffsrsr. Oit. kijwss. sna
PS.Sd T. A. HtvaooiL M.O.. ill Pearl sU.. M. ST
Wa wtab a fr an la
all Mr r Sy asaasas
u ias wa.iM.1. s.s .a.
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III bl 1 rral. ar Use. SMIasa
la.1 sua... Wane er 0u, Psnaaasat ""Use.
Mala ui.mslmf MiTaMsi'at jr". rtmSSu, .Ms.
Centeenial ManefMlairlAg Cs4 Ciaainestt.Ohte.
KM at f Jts at how. a.d nska saara aasaay worklasfseasi tfcaa
UtHairl at anvthlnr .1.. tn th. worM Flthr a.s. rmtlrnntal
rasa. lars.. t'USK. Atlrau, '1 Kl:a CO., Ausuabs, Maina.
a ITPfri Trealed and ran wlthcHn ta. irnira.
I .Alii V K mook on tr.atm.nt sent Ire.. Aadreee
Villi tlillr.L 1MKU. M. D.. Aurara, Kaa. Ca. D.
If 8 par day- Samalr worth l at FRF.K. LltsM
w,ennt undt-r the hr.e'. feet. Write arewstar
ytfasfaty Wain Holder Co.. Hqltr. Mlon.
CiZSEXS IS ''waw'rjwlthetrtlraln.
Haadrerla Oared. Write for refet
s. a. at. ajawa.ava awwaakae, Was.
W: N. U Omaha,
444-Bt.
rycsl & Strcltcn 0:230 Cztkzzz 0:ll:rrol
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INSTTTCTlaS 4 tk. XaA.st.CJBaVt ZIS7 aTasUS WOM. I rlllatwrsa
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