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IHottiHe droiulpd him; buds, witl
Itrongl.y developed Hocinl iiiHtincts,
fled from him. H could hardly evei
, it a dance; weedily exuberant wall
flowers werehisonly reource. What
-was the reason it would be hard to
ay. His main fault lay in the tact
that he always yelled when he talked,
and the more sentimental he grew,
the louder he yelled. This, of course,
was conspicuous; but some wumei
1 like to be conspicuous in their senti
mentalities. 1'inning down one o,
his deriders, they would say, vaguely
"Oh he's too common!"
"Now, just tell me," cried his ex
asperated patroness, liwhat' then
common about him? Has he evei
been rude to you or any one?"
"N'o."
"Has he ever used common slang,
orvulgarexpressions, or horse-iockej
language like that man j'ou re al
ready to run after all over the conn
trv?"
"No;" reluctantly.
"You never heard him say a big
big 1), even on the ballfield when Ik
was hit on the head with a foul that
nearly killed him, and yet the mer
with whom you play tennis ottec
wear the most wicked swears whei
they miss a ball?"
"Yes; to be sure."
"And he's much brighter than the
usual run isn't he?"
"Oh, he's all that," impatiently
"but we don't like him; we don'i
want him; we can get better ones."
"I suppose those are the eighteen
year-olds, who always have the topi
of their mouths, because it's such e
short time since they gave up thi
bottle?" and with thin Parthian shaft
the defender of Jones withdraws it
wrath to her tent.
She fought for Jones single handed
against all the feminities and most
of the masculines of her world. Sh
danced with him whenever she could,
and created much gossip and som
ill-humor. In one or two cases sh
suffered sights through her unfortun
ate protege. Of these she once told
me with rage and fury.
She had a lover, an agreeable
harmless, and rather vapid young
man, who, like Pooh-Iiah, was t!u
victiinof anoverpoweringfamily pride.
It. rarely obtruded itself, but it waj
ingrained in his nature. In the depths
of his heart he thought that the dam
sel to whom he offered his emptj
but aristocratic hand should sint
down in a joyous swoon, like Esther
before the raised swptre of Aliasuerus.
Tho Western reformer enslaved hi
fnncy, but it galled him to have to
acknowledge the plebeian Jonos as
a rival. He plotted to overthrow
him.
One evening, at a dance, the lady
sat in a corner, Jones beside her, and
lior foot on the lower rung of an empty
chair. To occupy thin throne did
her oilier admirer seriously incline.
Ho looked upon it longingly and cog
itated. Finally, he determined on a
bold coup, crossed the room, sat
down on the vacant chair with his
back to Jones (of whom he took no
notice), and cut their talk in twain.
His manner showed plainly his inten
tion of freezing the other out by ig
noring his presence. With commend
able coolness he grabbed the conver
sation, and before they could rccovct
from their mental colapse, had di
rected it in a course unknown to
Jones. Such was the situation when
the lady suid in tones of ice: Mr. So-and-So,
don't you know my friend,
Mr. Jones? '
The high-born youth blushed to the
parting on his brow, nudsaid, with a
half-nod: ".Mr. Jones happy to
tneet you."
Then there was an awful silence.
The lady bit her lips in rosy anger,
tho man of lineage felt himself at a
disadvantage. Jones alone remained
imperturbable, but there was that in
his concentrated gaze, which said:
"Conic one, come nil, 1 li m rork olnill fly
From ifs linn bune uh noon as I."
It was the aggressor who eventual
ly Ued front the firm base of the
coveted chair, frozen by the ice re
serve of his divinity, who would ha rd
ly look at him. She subsequently
dragged him ignominiously at her
chariot-wheels, which is a poetic way
of saying that she "wiped the ground
with him." This is an archaic cus
tom, which dates from the day when
Achilles dragged dead Hocior round
the walls of Troy.
At another time, also a dance, she
sat conversing with nn admirer and
an incijMent admirer. In their charm
ing circle Jones penetrated; suing for
a dance. Ho sat down and the
lady introduced him to her com
panions. The ndmirer was polite in
his acknowledgments, the incipient
ndmirer suddenly stiffened ns though
frozen. The lady walked off with the
cause of stiffness. "Left alone," said
tho I. A. to the A.
"What induces Miss Brown to en
courage thai; man so? He's simply
insupportable. That's the third
time I've been introduced to him, and
I always cut him the next day."
"Why?"
"Oh I don't know most of the
fellows do."
"I see; it's tho correct thing I"
Here tho A. saw his loved one
stnnding, out of breath, by a pillar,
ones gone on a quest for a lemon
ado, and he flow to join her and im
part the above conversation as
bomothing particularly choice.
And after ull this she married Jones?
Alns. nol Thoro conies a time when
fluito Iwnevolenee censes to exist.
San Francisco Argonaut.
Dsgley Johnson seems to have
had bad luck with tho paper out
West. Bailey Yes, it was a right
mart paper, too. Bagley Didn't
the people seem to like it? Bailey
Why, yea. - It rose higher and highei
In public estimation evory duy, un
til finally it went up altogether.
Timaa.
Tk Betra Krrar.
Twa Menu tor a new kind of churn
etme to the bouse of Dr. L of Pano
la county, Miasissippi, in the evening
and were invited to spend the night
While one iu cariup for the honea the
doctor, conversing with the other, fonnd
the men were from place where he had
practiced medicine in his youth. In
quiring about different persons he at
length asked: "And the Misaea Brown,
where are they? They were without
doubt the most ugly women I ever saw."
"Yes," said the agent
"What became of them?"
"One is my wife."
There was silence.
The doctor presently left the room.
Going to the stable he saw the other
pent and made a confident of him,
winding up with: "Well, they were un
commonly ngly women. Did you ever
see them?"
"Yea."
Andhe married the other.
Dr. X claims that this is e only
break be ever made in entertaining
strangers. Detroit Free Press.
They Were Evca. '
A simple, good hearted servant girl,
who is valued highly by her employers,
came to her mistress the other day to
ask advice. She said she'd been wont
to give another girl in service a present
at Christmas time for many years, and
always received a present from her.
ThiHyear she didn't know what to bny.
"How mnch do yon think of spend
ing?" her mistreae asked.
I can afford about S3 ma'am."
"Then yon take your 2 and give it
to your friend and ask her to buy a
present for herself. She knows what
she wants better than you do."
This struck the girl as a splendid idea
and she carried it into effect Her
friend was delighted too; so much so,
in fact, that the next day she presented
Mary, the fiirl who had inanguratedHhe
reform, with $2 in like fashion, asking
her to buy a present to suit herself.
Thus, not a cent changed hands, and
the two younsr women felt they had
demonstrated their mutual regard in a
highly satutfuctory manner. Pittsburg
Dispatch.
le llrallated No Longer,
They laid been gazing abstractedly
into the clow of the coals for nearly two
hours. She had been waitins two years
tin- him to speak his mind. He was still
en.i;ed, its he had ever been, in screw
ing up his courage. At last she lifted
her t'.reil head and asked:
'ticore, do you know what Prof.
Tisvernud of the Paris observatory
bays?"
"No, what does he say?", inquired
(ieortrc, eagerly.
"He reports that Neptune has a satel
lite which is moving in direct contra
diction to the revolution of all other
planets and that before many ages it
will drive our whole system after it in
to space."
"Well?" murmured George, dazed by
tho immensity of the problem.
"Well," she continued, dreamily and
sweetly, "it looks now as if I would take
my wedding tour about the time the
earth begins to chase that satellite."
Ho hesituted no longer. St. Paul
News.
Finally file Got Hie Keg.
The ways of the ben are as inscruta
ble as th'ta of the woman In a Mok-.
iean mining town tho superintendent
noticed tho wifo of tho owner making
repeated visits to the hen house, after
each visit her face wearing a deeper
look of despair and anger.
"What's the mutter, Mrs. Clumbar?"
ho finally asked, when ho saw that she
looked almost desperate.
'.'Matter?" Blie cried. "I promised
the mnjor an omelet for supper, and I've
got all the cgj.-s I need but one, and
that mean old hen is sitting there, and
won't lay it. I daren't touch her, and
she knows it, and is just taking her time
about it, too. I'm so indignant at her,
mean old thing!"
Put tho egg was laid in time. New
York Suu.
In Good Shape
McOr"kor (Trx.) olmerrer, Jan. 5.
While talking to Mr.. T. S. C. Hatch
a few days ago we asked hiin a fow
pointers in regard to his luck in the
Louisiana State Lottery. Mr. Hatch
etatcd that ho had been in the habit of
investing for some mouths past a
few dollars in the lottery. Ho pur
chased ten fortieth tickets about tOth
December, 1888, among the ton was No.
09,704, tho same being the number that
drew the capital prize, 1000,000.
"What did you do when you wore in
formed tliiut you had drawn $15,000, Mr.
Hatch?"
"I went nt once to Waco and depos
ited my ticket with the American Na
tional bank, and took their receipt for
tho name. Four days after I deposited
my ticket I was paid by tho American
National bank the $15, 000." . -
Mr. Hatch hns a wife and six children,
lie was comparatively a poor man,
working as overseer of the W. P. Gaines
big valley farm, three miles south from
McGregor, on a salary. He is a man of
judgment, and there is no doubt but
that ho will properly invest his money.
Mr. Hatch will continue as overseer for
Colonel Gaines.
ke fMU ft ssnutaf.
He was the meekest looking old gen
tleman, not particularly steady on his
pins. Slid with hair as white as snow;bnt
there was an jiir of breeding and dignity
about him which neither age nor feeble
ness em Id conceal. He was making his
way r p Winter street, steadying him
self with his umbrella, which he nsed aa
cane, although light rain was falling.
He had almost reached that corner
made historic by the late Tom Apple
ton's Urn mot, when rapid yonng wo
man, who nsed her nmbrella with the
virulent destructiveness characteristic
of her sex, 'dashed his hat into the
gutter.
The old gentleman stooped to pick it
up, and as he waa directly before her
she waa forced to wait while he did so.
The old gentleman straightened himself
"up, evidently with an effort, his white
locks blown about by the wind and
sprinkled with the rain. He replaced
his hat and regarded the dashing young
woman with an evident feeling of sur
prise that she offered no apology. As
she did not speak, however, he lifted his
hat with fine courtesy.
"I beg your pardon," he said, "for
having my hat in the way of your
nmbrella.1'
He stood aside to let her pass and the
voting woman giggled. Detroit Tri
bune. the Karth Really Mevsf
Scisnee says that it does, but wt cannot
help wondering sometimes if there isn't
soma mistake about It, when we see how
stubbornly certain eld lofies dim to tbeir
mastv and antiquated ideas. It was be
lieved once that consumption was in
curable, and although it has been dearly
demonstrated that it is not, thousands el
old-time physicians close their eyes and
put their hands to their ears and refuse to
abandon the theory. But for all that the
world moves on, and Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery continues to rescue euf-
I ferers from consumptives' graves. It is a
urn cure ior mis oreaaea disease, u lanen
in time. All scrofulous diseaeee and con
sumption is included In this list yield
to it.
Adam Forepaugh is said to be worth $1,-
600,000.
"Farceti.ry Bullela."
An excited Irishman lately rushed into a
Boston drug stord, having a "broken-up"
appearance genlrally. "Be jabbers I" he
yelled, "I'm all wrong entirely. I want
some shl u ft to straighten me out. Some 'o
thim 'PurgHtory Bullets' will fix me, I'm
thinkin'. What d'ye tax for thim?"
"What do you mean?" asked the clerk.
"'Purgatory Bullets,' sor, er somethin'
loike that, they call thim," replied the man.
"Shure, I'm in purgatory already, with
bexdache, and liver complaint, and bad
shtomAch, and the divil knows what all."
The clerk passed out a vial ol Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, and Pat went
oil contented. These little Pellets cure all
derangements ol liver, stomach and bowels.
Sugar-coated, little larger than mustard
seeds, and pleasant to take, Druggists.
I' nwrringe is a success, divorce is a suc
cessor. Puck.
hall Women Be Allowed to Vote?
The question ol female suffrage has agi
tated the tongues and pens of reformers
for many years, and good arguments have
been adduced for and against it. Many of
the softer sex could vote intelligently, and
many would vote as their husbands did,
and give no thought to the merits of a
political iHsne. Tliev would all vote for
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, for they
know it is a boon to their sex. Itisun
equitled for the cure of leucorrhea, abnor
mal discharges, morning mcknero,- oml- the
countless i 1 )h to which women are subject.
It is the only remedy for woman's peculiar
weaknesses snd ailments, sold by drtiR;ists,
under a positive guarantee from tho manu
facturers, that it will give satisfaction in
every case, or money will be refunded. See
guarantee on wrapper around bottle.
A naval engagement Popping the ques
tion at sea. I ime.
Consumption Kiirely t'nred.
To the Editor: Please inform yourread
ers that I have a positive remedy for con
sumpt ion. By its timely use thousands ot
hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles
of my remedy frkk to any of your read
ers who have consumption if they willsend
me their express and P. 0. address. Re
spectfully, T. A. Sl.OCUM, SI. C., 181 Pearl
street. New York.
Dr. Thurb'-r hns been appointed pastor
of the American church in Rue Borrie.
lie Traveled nt Once.
He had been won lering for some
time how he could escape from the toils
that were gently creeping 'round him
and bronk the spoil of soft converse and
witching eyes. An opportunity came at
last. As sno ended a spirited descrip
tion of her journey through the Alps
she said impulsively i
"Oh, Mr. Slopace, I think you ought
to travel!"
He looked at her rigidly, rose slowly,
and grasped his hnt.
"No woman shall say that twice to
mo," he roniarked in a firm and desper
ate voice. "I knew it was after 11
o'clock; but I thought that is I
hoped no matter. Farewell, Miss
Phineweb 1 will travel!" And he did,
with alacrity. Puck.
HOW' THIS!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case ot Catarrh that can not be
cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Curs.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney lor the last IB years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and Inancially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West 4 Truss, Wholesale DruffisU, Tole
do, Ohio.
Waldlng. Kianln A Marvin, Wholeaalt
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
B. H. Van Hoesen, Cashier. Toledo Na
tional Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood aad mucus
surfaces of the system, Price, 76 tent psf
bottle. Sell by ell Druggists.
Stop lliat Cough.
Many pooplo neglect what they call a
simple cold, which, if not checked in time,
may lead to Lung trouble. Scott's Emul
sion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophos
phites, will not only stop the cough but
hen! the lungs. Endorsed by thousands of
Physicians. Palatable as milk. Try it.
Sold by all druggists.
Large deposits of salt have recently been
found in Now South Wales.
When Bnby waa sl(-k. we fcavv her Castorla,
When she wrw n Child, Klie cried for Castoria,
Whps she hecHma MIm, flie clunjr to Crtstoria.
When h hful ('liililreo, stiff fiHrc them Caatoria.
The debt of Pennsylvania has been re
duced $1,118,550 during the year.
Ostrich racing is utrWloping as a stand
ard sport in southern California.
" Hwirt hpeeiflr' cured me of nitiliunsril Htood Pols
Bit RUcr I had been Irentei! In;vnhiwltii old sii-callod
remedienof Merciirv and Potash. R. H. 8. not only
mirert the lllood Poison, hut relieved the- Kheu
naUim which wncaucd hr the nniionous minerals.
(tKil. IU K 1 .1 ,. mi M A.mun. N. V.
Nine rears sko Si-ruiuln attacked two or my chil
dren, and they were badly Hdlirtd with that din
aaae, which re.Hted the treatmentnf my family
tihyKleian. I wan persuaded to ne Swift's Hpocltlo
ny Benin an account ot cure.!. In my county paper.
lTie improvement waa apparent frrtm the first few
doara, and In a Mhon. time my children were cured,
snd are ttlll auund mid well.
li 111 N WILLIAMS, Islington, Vs.
Swift's Bckcihc entirely a vejcwahlo remedy,
and la llttf only nr'dlclne which permanently cures
rorulit, lllood Humors, Cancer nnd Contagions
BIofMl 1'otiMin. Hend lor hoolm on niood and Hkln
Dueaaea, luailod fres. TUK SWIM' SPUCIK1C OO.
Drawer S, Atlanta, (is.
"Art is leaf aad time is eeting." and it
is t a o speae a an of a ekert life dis
tressed with neuralgia, when 85 cents spent
tor one bottle ol Salvation Oil will cure it
quickly.
George Conklis, the lion-tamer, says he
will have nothing to do with croes-eyed
animals, nor use any other remedy for his
cougns and colds but Dr. Hull s Cough
Syrup. He says it is the only reliable
cougu meaicine to be had.
Ia aacient times everybody played the
lyre. Nowaday the liar plays everybody.
Oiwetel Ktenreieti set Colorado.
On February 26th a grand excursion for
land seekers to Alamosa in the sunny San
Luis Valley will be run on any regular
train over all roads leaving Missouri Biver
points. Fare for round trip 1 30. Tickets
good to return in twenty days, tipeeial
round trip rate of II will be made by the
Venver and Kio Uraade Kailroad from
Alamosa to Del Norte, Monte Vista, La
Jara, Antonito and Fort Garland. Tickets
will read through Denver, Colorado Springs
or Pueblo. The Ban Luis Val'ey is the
great agricultural empire ol Colorado, and
offers unequaled inducements to the
farmer aad stock grower. For details ia
quire of nearest ticket agent. S. K.
Hooper, Oeneral Passenger Agent Denver &
Kio Grande Railroad.
The pope has sent chalices to Cardinal
Newman and the archbishops of Glasgow.
For Coughs and throat troubles use
"Bbown's BsoNcaut. Tbocbes." "They
stop an attack of my asthma cough very
promptly." C. Falcb) Miami ville, Ohio.
A baby born at Harrisburg some days
ago had. it ia claimed, two teeth at birth.
IfaSleted with Bar Ires, eae Dr. Iieae Theme
sob's Kye Water. aVuulsU tell U. Sc.
The severe drought in South Australia
haabeen broken by copious rains.
MakesYouHungry
"I have used Palne's Celery Compound aad
ft has had a salutary effect. It Invigorated
tne system ana i
feel like a new
man. It Improves
the appetite and
facilitates diges
tion." J. T. Cora-
lahd, Primus, B.C.
Paine's
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Is a unique tonic and appeUzer. Pleasant to
the taste, quick in Its action, and without any
Injurious effect, it gives that rugged health
which makes everything taste g'ood. It cures
dyspepsia and kindred disorders. Physicians
prescribe It, and you will recommend It after
you have used it li.oo. Six for S5.oa Druggists.
WILLS, RlCHAKDSOX CO., UurlWgtOD, Vt
Builds Up the System.
" Id tho prior 1W7 1 wu all run down. I would
ft up in the momiii with ro tired a feeling, sod
wu no weak that I could hardly get around. I
bought a bottle of Paine's Celery Compound, and
before I had taken it a week I felt very much better.
I can cheerfully recommend it to all who need a
biiUdinf up and HtrengtheniiifT medicine."
Mra B. A. Dow, Burlington, Vt
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Asood chance to pay oil that maruare, sscusa
a home, or start hoaackeepluc.
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
OnJy $3 for a 240-lb Family Scale
Sri f
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psehefla stasia haaas, at.
sjaarauararar I
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fTiilntiasnsinatliffshi
American Fan Scale Co., Ciiicaii.
IraiTKERLCXSVI PUITS
AND SEEDS
Art ackBowltdftd the best. btln( hardier,
more prodaetWt tad yield better crops.
miM II.LU8TIIATKD OATAXOOCa
Offalatetaf aaly laa aaat varlffUffa, waaaS aa. as aaalS.
him, wans iea it.
X. I. aaUVX At OO..
Fioawrt ant Susans, Br. Past, Mias.
30 DAYS' TRIAL.
THIS NEW
ELASTIC TRUSS
Hu a Pad different from all
olhtra, t cupsltApe.w.U. Beif
adJuiitiasr Ball in ojDtr.sVdaD(a
ItMlf to all ixwitMiniof th body whit
th bull in tbe cup praaaaa kmc
u ntettlns Just aa a par-
oos witn tnenntjer. nin. lrepo
Arnia ! hfl.l irni U dav and nirht.anJ a radical
eursrertain. It I fmnr. dnrableand rhs'ap. Sentnymall.
OLrcuiari trtte. BUilLBSTUM TRIM UN. CO.. CUasfa, U
on
w viraiiari
f TO ft DATS.VI
aartt4 ot utf
mM csom Birtetare. 11
MaTTI ir..alrbjti:)
El rajnaiClsalMlCt.
p
I prescribe and fatly v
dorsn Biff U u tbs only
specific for tbe certain cura
of this disease.
O.U.INORAHAM.M. a,
Ainstcrduiii, N. V.
We have fold Hig O for
many TCRrn, and it lift
ivpn tba beal ot al!s
iac'tinn. D. E. DY0HK & OO..
ChiouE-o. 1 11.
01.09- Bold by DruKfiuts.
jdVSTOSIOADAY!
HoidPr uiv;i:n AW A X to intro
riiicu thcni, Kvcry iorsf! owner hnys
1 ic.fit 1 1) ft. Lines nevor under horttf's
Ihh. Snd2centi in tt tumps tn pay
postnpo mui packina: 1 or Nir:lili
rimed Siimo'e that scils lor tio
Brewster Mfg Co., EoIly.Mioh.
t'l-lMlKiHt mMfJ-t I'VCI1
f ' M' Vi'V-'-i ' ";."$ i i'i it-Hi mnn 'vcr - r j
K-.-v'fC f'i'.llLCMl. TlKMISltl.'N ('I 'f .'t
AA t- Kusfi-aviiifTH. UontsKKi) tr'jt
ZujLm' -t Pkts 3c. Cheap as dirt by '
x-vii jz. lb. 100000 pkts. new
iortB dinded FKKK to Customer . I give
annv Tiii.ro liniri nine firms sell. Send for mv
CiLl'iLonue. il. 11. Sliumway. Kovkfuid. HI.
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PAYStfis FREIGHT
O Ton UHOn Sralen,
Iron l.tprs, S;.tl Kenrinj", itiua
Tart Cm kb4 Hnin Knx Tot
Jtrrrr li. rr frtt priee MaS
manfti D f nPer una fv'Jrfsa-
miS 0F CtitftHAMTPM,
THE SEED MAN
t. tv. tiARDMiH, h'reeixirt, III.,
(Succps.nr to tiuirtner llros.) will spnd vein his
beautiful Sepd Caralogu for 18S9 TREE.
The Cheapest SEED HOUSE m Americn.
Morn aepds fr thr- mnnef tnan '-an buy
Uewhere. PACKETS a'Caata. Tilt IS.
IASTH.V1A CUgED
((erwntt Aacbmn.'MrenevorVifjtoriv t-v'
mtdiait ralicfu Uie worit cjitw.iiiriiires comfort-!
I ame tuecp ; euecia curen wuoro. i omen, tail, A
I rial t convener (Aai moiC akitfUteai, Pnctt oirt and
. HOH1 FPM AN. St. 1W Minn
SALES!
w frt a i a
-l iuf fwt ammpla
t iha wtiolestil iiti ro
lail trtute. 1-argeit m-ini-T
rs m our liBr. tuclttit
i-oentsikmp. Wag;ti S3 Per Day- Pf'"ocTit poMition. Nn
nttali KDwrel Uont-T adtancr. fr wktrei, adtfriitinf, ttc.
Centennial Manufacturing; Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio
fAX flPI'I'lil n. Atrlnlhof-
" t f Kfin, 1 1't'f I ujiy out Alllimi.
SICjaiEADAGNE
IPARTFRSI
W is BaS v
niTTLE
II I iwrn
II I FII-LS.
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roaltlf rlTrliml bw
inrae s.iaiio riiia. i
TTj.t alan rellnre Dla-
tress from Dyspepsla,Xn
tl Ifraatlon and TooHcarty
Ratine. A perfect rem
kdl for fMsxiness.Naiiaw
urowaiuaaa. Bad laatH
In tht Month. Oostedl
Tnna-o.Paln In tht Bide.
TOKrID UVIJI. They
rttulatt IM uowtlt.
nrtir votMahia,
"arthr V(
lno6
ss
oixm issma oo., vmioa.
Small Pill. Small Dote. Small Price.
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HAS LKtathmeandmakmrM.n
UUaSWI "t fhtnr eUc in lh wnrtrt RIthnr tT. Oafttly ontl
raas. Tsrtw riKK. aMto., 'iitiisA Co., AufustUa, Maiaa.
find PIpo's Cure for
lonRiimnlion TH B
Ksr remedy lor
ofirKenesa and to
ear the throat
Sweet potatoes?,?
W be sproulffd nn shares. fipri.'iicn required.
Directions for fprotitl' e TREK. Afldrpw
T. J. I.:i, tjoluiubaa, lAansaa.
U s HJI 17 STUDY. llnnk-hncpinp.Pontnaiinritp,
SI V IWl K Aril limclio, BliorthutKl, elc, tlldr
otiirhly luttuht bjr ntnll. l,(iw i-hlph. t'lrctilHra free.
UUV'ANVS CO1.1.10UK.U1 Shun St., Uutlalo, N. Y.
W. N. U., Omaha,
451-6.
mm
ISOS CURE
for (Msvfv?W.
FOW BALE BY ALL. DRUGGISTS.
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