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"uTwry Da,'
k' falls to affanl
' will 4o more
av.t protnata Um
, I than any
m'.Tnva virtues af
rffcouui race
caaa eitwrex-
uATTUL
IHtS, add CuU,
l. bstrmdjr in
!. ;
tnfUtaai ;
V I .1
r. , 08T TOO MUCH.
.'- vTriaa W klrh Befell On
' - , . sf Ilia iiion.
Tv f" Varly days of the direct ten
H . f China, iiuuirters were anx
aaC" ' if" Tsra tlie earliest cargoes of a
wr ii
J jtcliper ships were enrred
krl it Great haute in loadinz
SCJ fallowed by a hot rare to reach
T1f. first.
, CstaMrgo brought the best price
MM aW2 fofit. The successful Cap
tain W always rewarded, ho every
kaAWS atl to navigation wan adopted.
Tb MUi(r captain of one of Mr.
AMsara atnpers bought, on one of his
trips, a SaMr chronometer, and with its
Ml
rat.
ArtW it
a Ma of ei
tat
'! f si Mb Dies
U i DJIlt.ll I
)Kaa4Tanftt
1:y.Ler?,wry
.c,;Jmss, Ba4 Ten
7'JIUTBU Tten
r:t yiwyiMi
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r-v
f M most ear
:,,f ,ain and aafa
" ! aln REMEDY
'7ii tha work.
,Ur.;;ihat instantly
Mopa tha moat
L'MT ixcru elating
If aalas.lt istruly
1 ft-'tMgraatCON-
?UCROR of
r"AiN. and hat
Mti"o'iiairtora
t' fMnody.
).; , Backacha,
h:. Jaa, Hsadacha,
tiiCstanial Pain,
xzMd on by tKa
U rsine tha pain
nK flam mat Ion a.
U:a Cod in tha
i i . .
K,- ta smaii m
i4 MlUHNni
ui. icura.
i.ii
til.
rtavsi at '
.fulcwy curat
l:,e' Cramet.
ti!maaaa, Ciaap-
av. ' - .
ni . a Mil nwh
ntlBf, foaita.
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tatfc'. i in 'iii i
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u"' ' '
(KMWMa. N. V.
' anick PHHsaire. and arrived
Lapnt the price of it into the
aSBouiit of the trip, but 11 r.
out, insixtiu!: thst such
expense lor Dew fan "led
atsapald not be allowed.
t Tbs u4aiii thereupon resigned and
took aarnea with a rival line.
Taaajast Tear he reached riovt. Ion? in
adraaaaof any competitor, to the jrreat
Slipaaand profit of his employers, and
abagria of Mr. Astor.
Kot Ions afti r thev chanced to meet.
apd Mr. Astor inquired:
Hn wav. t antaiii. how nine i Unl
(fat ettronoTiK'ter '"" yon?"
tKtX wninlred lo lars. then, with a
qairtfaal glance, he asked:
"AlMtJtow nmcu lias it cost von. Mr.
Aatnrr-
"Httty Uioiisand dollars."
Vasiara often unfortunate in the re-
aotiaai of what they call new fangled
noWona.
Than are sick men who refuse, even
whan tbair phvsieinnR toll them thev
Mnnotlialp them, to take Warner's Knfo
Onra, baaause it is a "new fancied" pro
prietarr medicine. The result is they
k life and helth.
! Tbottaannsof other men have been re
atnrad to liealth by it, rr the testimon
ials fnrnWied to the public show. These
taatlinonials cannot be doubted The
prontietors have a standins offer of
(5,000 to any rme who will show that
anr taatimoninl published by them is
not, ao far as thev know, entirely true.
Dr. Andrew Wilson, Fellow of the
Bora Society, of Edinburgh, the editor
of "Health," London, Knjr., says, in
Ilia nuuraKi lie, in nnswer to an innnirv
"Warner's Hafe Cure is of a perfectly
aafa Character, and perfectly reliable.
Ut refusal of a manufacturing firm
to pay for the patent of a new invention
Ivr ona of their workmen, cost them
their entire business. A new firm took
oat the patent and were soon enabled to
make goods enough cheaper to drive the
Old nrm out of business; and many a
pfcraieian is daily finding his patients,
tonc-time chronic invalids, unaccounta
bly restored to health by the use of the
new kidney specihc. rsew fancied
notions are sometimes verv valuable,
and U eoata too much to foolishly reject
Mien,
ThV
nan who (lama
from th noise.
th door never
lirUr Kal.
the Sheriff Sale Seiar. A t raiflit
10 esals Havana Cijar for 5 cents.
' It Is SO east to drift along, and ao hard
to pUI Sfainit the stream.
far two two-cnt stamp we will send
raw aaa of the handsomnt almanacs in
tkeaoantry. "Homestead," Omaha, Neb
9100,000 Nweet Potato Plant.
Yetlow NansemoDd, Yellow Jersey, Red
Berarada, 35 eta. per 100. $2.50 per l.00
Toaiato plant, from seed tier, 40 cts. per
100. $2.75 per 1,000; transplanted, tl
nr 100, $7 per 1,000. Karly cabbage
Knia, 75 cts. per loo, r per l.uuu.
t cabbage plants. 35 cts. per 100, $2.50
par 1,000. A general assortment of green
aoaasaad bedding plants, rotes, coleus,
nraBlams. paosies, alternanthera, canna,
ati sc. at low down prices. A liberal dis
Maaito the trade. Pure bred poultry
4 sags for hatching; Black Cochin. Ply
latkRock, S. C. Brown Leghorn, $1 for
lSatt. A few good fowl tor sale cheap.
W. J. HlCSNER,
. , t Plattemouth, Neb.
we.
A awnaiier man with about $1,000
;ital can learn of a good opening by ad
4as!ng Western Newspaper Union, Uen
var, Colorado.
flood women are the salt of th earth.
wkaa tbay are not too fresh.
War HatT m eli-k. we (rave her Caetorl,
Wlinielie s a Child, ehe cried fer Caeterla,
When ae Iwnini Un, she clung to faetorl.
Vlem k hnri Children, ehe psee lhm Out.orl
OH
Coo-
l-jha-
r'A r& at Hw saer
a
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(if.
JmIm la " "
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nor:
t.fi
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ar
Mn'tsar that girl i freckled; be poet-
loalaad ay that she ia un-kiad.
If Mtefed wlih Sore Eye. ae Dr. Inc ThompJ
NT Kf aster. Drufgl.K aell It. Kc
A anrs sign of company: When therein
A Sake in the house.
For two years I hti
rheunutUm to bad that
It dltabled mc for work
nd confloed me to toy
bed for a whole year,
during which time I
could not even raiMmy
bands to my head, and
for 8 months coula not
move mynf If In bed.ws
reluced la flaih from
limtoSl lb,. Was treat
ed by beat physicians,
oalr to (row wone.
t took Rwlfl'i Bpoclflc, and oon began to
After a wane wa at nor wort, ana ioi in
MSaODtaa have been aa well ail vr wn u
I is sal iti - of Swift a Specinc.
. Jons Rat,
. .MM. Tt. Warn., lid.
akaksaa bVms and Skia Duwaee Ballad free.
wutt Bracoto C., Adaala, Oa
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1ADFIELDS
1 h REGULATOR
"' tim all DlmttTl Naaliar la Warnes I
-i " arwue. Tt wiiaiaif ' as411.au maa.
(tViai.B aaixATB t), atl&jiita, a.
bt iu ataueeiare.
Gratltade Most Eitrsarslaary.
"A man named Hii kB, who lives
out in the hills ol Arkansas, has on
lils farm a beautiful stream. He at
tempted to stock it with trout, but
soon dirieovered the water a as too
warm. Not discouraged, he proceeded
to cool the water. He started an ice
factory, and every morning now dur
ing the summer lie deposits ice in the
several pools. Well, sir, it would
tickle you to see the fish. When a
wagon draws up to the pool the
driver yells 'ice!' and the fish come
flying out iroin under the rocks.
They get up on the ice and carry on
in a perfect flutter of glee. Beats
anything I ever saw."
"You know Hicks, do you Dave?"
"Know him? Whv, he doesn't live
more than two miles from my place."
Does he allow anybody to catch
the trout?"
"He will give you all you can catch
with a hook."
"Believe I will go out some time."
"Won't do you any good."
"Why?"
"The fish won't bite for anything
but Hicks."
"They won't?"
"No, sir; you couldn't get a nibble."
"How do you account for it?"
"Oatitude."
"What?"
"Gratitude" I tell you. They know
Hick. Thev know how much he has
done for them. Why, sir, hecan pull
them out as fast as he can throw in.
You ought to see them look up in his
face and smile. One day I was with
hi in. Two of the biggest trout I
ever saw began to fight for the hook.
One of them got it, and the other one.
determined not to lie outdone, enme
out 011 the bank and lay down. 1
never saw such gratitude." Amateur
Sportsman.
An Alabama Ghost.
A ghost has caused a divorce suit
and broken up a once happy family
in Blount county, Alabama. About,
five years ago James Martin married
a Miss Noel, one of the belles of the
county. The young couple went to
live at the old Martin home and all
went well until about a year ago.
Mrs. Martin, naturally very timid,
heard a ghost rambling through the
old house one night and was badly
frightened. She told her husband
about it, but lie could hear nothing,
he said. From that time ho became
a nightly visitor a t the Martin home.
Mrs. Martin wanted to leave the old
house at once, but her husband ob
jected, declaring the strange noises
heard were made by rats. Several
times Mrs. Martin, so she says, sawa
white robed figure wandering through
the old house, and soon her nerves
and health began to give way under
the strain. She was finally prostrat
ed by the fear of her ghost, and went
to the home of her parents to recov
er her health and strength. Fear of
the ghost overcame love of husband,
and Mrs. Martin refused to live with
him again. Martin tried in vain to
induce his wife to return to the haunt
ed house to live, but she refused, and
he filed a suit for divorce on the
ground of abandonment. Chicago
Times.
apiaity o( Palaailoai.
Tn new-born child the pnlse beats
159 in a minute; at one year old, 110; at
two, Stj; from seven to fourteen, 85; in
the adult man, 72; and in woman, 80.
The frequency of the pulse beat is in
creased by driukiujr hot water or tea,
diminished by driukinjr these cold.
Adding a warm covering to the clothing
of the body increases the pulse by
about ten beats a minute. Mental act
ivity diminishes if more or less.
Oh! ye who teach the ingenious youth of
our grat and growing nation, let them
learn the noble art of BeK-detense, aa Sal
vation Oil i the specific for hurts.
Two charming little girl were dancing
:'the racket ' in the street. "Whatmakes
roil eo happy?" a gentleman aaked. "Oh!
our mas have thrown away all our horrid
medicine, and we have only to take Dr.
Bull's 'juih Syrup, and that ain't bad at
all."
'o,iiimlln Aanoiia 'gatlorm-
lr. Squire, physician to the North
London hospital for consumption, giv
ing evidence before the sweating com
mission, said that one-quarter of the to
tal number of deaths from consumption
iu London were those of tailors. He
attributed this to want of fresh air, of
exercise, and of proper food. The Cli
mate was generally supposed to be the
cause of a great deal of consumption,
but that wus nothing compared with
the things he had mentioned.
Kobert A. Ocsx, M. I)., Denn and
Trofessor of Hurtrery of the United
States Medical college, editor of "Med
ical Inbune, author of "(junn s ew
Improved Handbook of Hygiene and
omestic Medicine," says over his own
hignature in addressing the proprietors
of Warner's Safe (Jure: "I cannot be
true to my convictions unless I extend
a helping hand and endorse all I know
to be good and trustworthy. Your
graphic descriptions of diseases of the
kidneys and liver have awakened the
medical profession to the fact of their
great increase. Physicians have been
experimentally treating this disease,
and whilo casting about for an author
ized reined)-, their patients have (lied
on their hands.
MrorlMg Tli rough 1,11c.
Servant "Two gentlemen at the door
want to see you, sir. They didn't come
together; jin,t happened along at the
same time."
Householder "How do they act?"
"One on 'em is awful polite, sir, and
begs the honor of a few minutes' con
versation." "1 don't want to see him; he's doubt
less got something to sell."
"The other, sir, is stiff as a ramrod,
sir, and don't waste no words."
"He must have a bill. Tell 'em both
I'm not at home." New York Weekly.
Da. Wm. H. THomso!f of the Uni
versity of the City of New York says:
"The symptoms of diseased kidneys
will first appear in the extremely differ
ent organs of the body." Treat the
kidnevs aud not the effects of kidney
disease, by using Warner's Bate Cure.
The people like criticism, but they do
not like critics.
Graduate of the Lincoln Buaines Col
lege readily obtain profitable employment.
Jiuaine men select them for their fitness.
Catalogue and specimen free. Addree
Lii.mbrioue II I'.oobK, Lincoln, Neb.
What a difference it makes whether yon
put "Dr." before or after a nam.
STJACODSOH
TRADE prj I MAK4
At Picooim aud Diai ritt.
1M CHARLES A. VOGCLCI CO., Btlttawi, Ml
9 laa, QCA 00 A MONTH f ma he tnt'le
wdo ran iiirnian no nan auiu i r mm - mum
m Um biutfiriM. Hpmn moinDU MIT Iw rt(lllily
I KIHO. A irw arsjn-irp in ivm -icb.
t jtv&l ifi m M Mttln Ht., Richmond,
Ivrlw- trial aT' and bnaintM rxprrlrfu-. Nrv-
i jt t v Mtuling aUmp for .-ply. B. V. J. A Co,
lll AIAII JOHN W.mORRI
U 5 Ui
U. s. rtaalon Snreou.Att'
at ijw, wuaiii
anion
X. r ratine, wldnwa. enlMren'a and damn
aUUVf'. unenenoa : a veara in laac war, 1
a rvoaloa Banna, ana auonaay
lii rtf
taiiila'i ti - HipwIMH ateHrr. 4 U. aw
aaOYlcbtuC. 44rc. Claclaaall.ft
N. V., Omaha, 404-1 .
A Tramp Killed to rive Sardou a
Lesson.
Boston Journal.
Long before the world knew of his
existence Yictorien Surdou was pars
ing one winter's night along a street
in the Latin quarter. "I was asking
inyself,"he says, "if life was really
worth bo much useless labor, and
if fare would always be implacable."
Sardou was a prey to one of those
moods of bitter discouragement,
which make any folly possible, more
leirticularly suicide. To escape the
rain, which was falling in torrents, he
stopped for shelter under a porte
cochere, which he left suddenly, in
stinctively, without knowing w-hy,
nnd a rngged tramp took his place.
Just then there was a terrible noise.
Sardou, who was going on, turned and
Haw that an enormous block of stone
had fallen from a passing dray upon
the tramp, killing him instantly.
"I do not know what instinct,
saj'S hardou, made me quit the
place which destiny had marked for
some one 8 death, liut it seemed to
show me that I was not meant to die
poor and unknownthat I must
work, struggle and always hope.
My star was shining behind a som
bre sky!"
Paper from Wood.
The discovery of the value of wood
in paper making is credited to Dr.
EI. H. IliU, ol this city. About forty
years ago the doctor visited the pap
er mill at Vassalboro, and after look
ing over the machinery suggested the
feasibility of using wood, and asking
why the manufactures did not get a
few bales of excelsior from Augusta,
where it was made, and try the ex
periment of makingpaper from wood.
"It can't be done," said the manu
facturers. "Have not you as much
gumption as the hornets, whose nests
ire made of wood paper?" asked the
doctor. The result of the conversa
tion was a letter, some time later,
from the Brm s wholesale agents in
Iloston, asking what they were put
ting in their paper to make it so
much better than it had been. It
was the wood, then firet used in this
way. Kennebec (Me.) Journal.
PI
I 1 fjntiMi ft
WELL DRILLS
M
FOR ALL PURPOSES.
Have made i ft. a minute with tha
AUSTIN 4
TRIUMPH.
Send 20c. for maUlnc
utiaiofue.
Oratobs
aud that PIko's cur
for Consumption Dot
ouly PKKVKNTri, but
rIbo Cl iiLri Hoarbb-
D6h.
F. C. Austin Mfg. Co.
COM. CARPENTER BT. AND CARROLL AVC
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
!.- J
KIDDER'S PlSTIIIFS.i'i t. K.n.iL
I HTOWKLL A
ChaU-lertuK n , Mam
S5-
as odor. PamplM north as. 1SFKEE.
if not under boraea' leet. Writ Hr.w.
ster Safety Rein Holder Co.,Hollv. Mien.
:10,000 FOR MEMPHIS.
Contentment Would Hare Realized
15.OO0.
Mtmpltia (Tenti.) Appral, March27.
Hearing that there wa an unlucky man
in the citj, and aeveral other person who
were smiling in contentment and good for
tune, an attache of th Appeal (trolled
down Front atreet laat evening and
stopped at No. 334, where b had th
pleasure of meeting Ed Becker, who wore a
victorious smile of satiafaction sad joy on
his round smooth face. Ia rcapona to
the suggestion that he emed quite happy.
Mr. Decker laughed and said: "I think I
should be, tor my mother, brother and
mraelf have lust (truck th Louisiana
Stat Lottery for $15,000." When aaked
tor an explanation be mad th following
etatement: "My brother, Le Becker, pur
chased one-twentieth of ticket No. 2,887
in th March, 1880, drawing of the Louisi
ana Btate Lottery Company, and thinking
the number too small to win became di-
Batiafied and decided to send to New Or-
lenns for a ticket, and requested m to
purchase the one he h had. I did eo, and
then aold one-half to my mother and other
brother, and then put the ticket in my
safe and never gave it a thought until two
days after the drawing, when I took it out
and found we had drawn one-twentieth of
the capital priie of 1300,000. I placed
the ticket with the German bank of this
citv, and they collected every dollar of the
money, and I only wish I had some more
like it, tor the Louisiana State Lottery is
all right."
Silk or satin petticoats will be derigueur
with gossamer gowns this season.
"An easy winner" over all competi-
torH. with no second runner in sight
oven, still unsurpassed and increasing
daily in popularity is the famous Gold
en (iate bpccinl over the Union 1'acinc.
Nixtv hours from Council Bluffs and
Omaha to Han Francisco.
The owner of a vicious dog always be
lieves it is perfectly harmless.
Pngel Mound Points.
The Union Pacific. "The Overland
Route," is now ready to take excellent
earo of all who jro via its line to Taco
ma, Olynipia, Seattle, Port Townaend,
Victoria and all l'uj;etouna ana wasii
intrton Territory points. It's the most
direct and bst line from Iowa, Illinois,
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska nnd all
onstern states to this new and rich coun
try, and passengers will save time in
traveling to points in Washington Ter
ritory via the Union Paoilio railway.
Apply to your nearest ticket agunt for
rates, information and pamphlets on
Washington Territory, to any General
or Traveling Passenger Agent of this
Compiiiiy or E. L. Lomax,
General passenger Agent, Oiuahn, Xo
braska. .
The "Be" that buiz in thespring are with
us Hgain bock beer and base ball.
Cnneumnilflii !nrel, Cured-
To the Kilitor: Please inform your rend
ers that I have a positive remedy for con
munption. Ht it timely use thousands of
hopeless rases have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles
of my remedy kiikb to any of your read
er who have consumption if tbey will send
mo their expres and P. O. address, lie
anecttnlly, T. A. 8 LOCUM, M. C, lHlTearl
utreet NewYork.
After th honeymoon, the only happiness
left in life is the firet tooth.
Th most positlv evidence ol a fool is
dishonesty.
HOWS TMIr
We offer On Hnndred Dollars Rewar t
for anv c ot Catarrh that can not be
cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cur.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Prop., Toledo. O.
We, th undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the lt 16 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all busioeai.
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligations mad by their firm.
Vet & Truax, Whole) Druggist, Tole
do, Ohio.
Waldlng. Kinnin A Marvin, Wholesale
Druggist, Toledo, Ohio.
K. H. Van Hoeen, Caahter, Toledo Na
tional Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall' Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces of the system. Price, 75 cent pur
bottle. Bold by all Druggists.
II0III0III"IIIpI'f'a
Tu ui.u tvtiu lia. inv.t.te.1 Irom three
to flrr dollar, in a Kubbrr Cuat, and
at nil unit half hours experience la
a Htnrm flnitii to hti forruw that it la
hardlr a better prvmrticm limn a moa
quito netting;, nt onlr fee!' chagrined
at being ao bitdly taken In, but alto
feels if he dues uot look exactly like
Ask tor Ihe "HSU IlKAMl" Hu xsn
doe nnt have the Ft BRiwn, send for deaerlathre catalogue,
A
WET
HEN
il'swlVi W W ""Vaa r "i
We uflttr Oie iumii liu wtiit M-rvicc
(not style) a (ttrutfiil that will ke-p
hira dry in tlif hardest nii.rui. It ih
rallfd TOWKK'S KISH liRAM
Sl.H'KKR,' nttme familiar to tvery
("cw-b-.y till over the lantl. With Ihtm
the only perfect Wind and Waterproof
Oat it "lower'nKish It rand rtlicker."
tid take no other. If your iirekepar
1KIIART
CARRIAGES HARNESS MANUFACTURING CO.
naaaaf. . I. rarm Harneal.
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f f. Z. fall Una
Evary flour aold by mbU bu mwmm
loUan aaadatx Lks snaoutsvoturar'ipnca
Wa ai aMaaafavctararni. ana uava nm
AaTAantB. PoT IA TH. ilKV dswlt
with mm aantmrner. Wa thio anywhara.
Wa paf freight Wp cny$ it BOi
aataafaaaion. Wtrrul crvthlBa fori
S y aara. JUijanm iau oan wnim emm or-i
iW a Banr or Barnaaa from nn aa wall aa'
lv tsu H0 lo aoma minoj maa to oraar
a cm no credJt. and ban
ONE PRICE, ONLY.
Ylaifars. CaasblnarUn, and
X.Marlnii Waaiana. BOO t aama
aa otaert mu at Tnnnnsciea. su;i
5aaaioai.Jdatllu OaraataiU5 1
amaaeaaaaUfoTSiau. l-nn elans, I zi
nasna as aold at Sl. Moad Carta, a 1 7 .
boa nnd deliver on cars ia Elkhart, nr. . caajren.
"HARNESS
Oar Hansen are all Nn. 1 Oak
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CAUTION
maW
L. DOlI.AS'
the bottom of all Shoes a.Uertl
tsetorv: tills tirotertf tile weiiren
V7. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
Bst In th world. Examine hi
S.OO GENUINE HAND-SEWED SHOE,
ad .00 HAND-sKWED WELT SHOE.
tWt.AO FOI.ll li AND FARMERS' SHOE,
a. SO EXTRA VALUE CALF SHOE.
2.26 WORKWOMAN'S SHOE.
K.00 (lOOD-WEAK SHOE.
2.00 and at. IS BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES.
All made in Cong-rees, Button and Lace.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 & $2 SHOES
Bast Material. Best Style. Best Flttln-.
W. I.. DoiiKlna' a.t.Ott Shoe, sliown In rut below, Is
marie of line Calf, on lants modelltd for the foot; smooth
iaUle ai- ImtKl-Miwed shot's, and no tacks or wax thread
to hurt the feet. Every pair war ran tea.
name ami I tic prlee are stamped on
u nv iittti nerore leavinr ma
ist Men prices and
, DOUGLAS' name
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HEALTHFUL EXERCISE.
Only a few months ago these romplnp, roy-chccked lssees were puny, deli
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"Favorite Prescription" Is an Invigorating, restorative tonic and n a
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vegetablo In Its composition and perfectly harmless In any condition of the
system. It imparts strength to the whole system. For overworked, 'worn
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Pierce's Favorite Proscription Is the greatest earthly boon, being unequsled aa
au appetizing cordial and restorative tonic It Is the only medicine for women,
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Copyright, 1888, by World's Dibpinsakt Medical Association, Proprietors.
The cleansing, antiseptic and healing qualities of
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, are unequaled. 50 cents.
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