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ded
for I
Ira't it
HencVraoBr
for you to
" Fanny
e aa wbiuf
put plorj
t dainty J
l WCII
er. . I I
lis it. If
t?WH8h thJ
metowhitf
dp you
e horws,
e Orow,
nd wekoa
let iup -
II go right
ubleentW
id, her d!
won aatdf
is the ml
own eye
t say
n't'repli
;en voice.
axhameij
been bo
;ht. I n
oy me, ani
mid be
tllllt TOR
tore kindlr
inierrupia
ving curt
do," reply
vpiy.
injiiKti(-l
nilH wht
unit v,"
mjmthetid
oil, nnd
may be i
itli-Hs, fri'
' York cit;
I am not
n afraid Ij
ive corn.
when yi
1. and sh.
TiiHled ma
a kiwoi.
lanty in of
ly befoit
Smart
ion niun
ild nifitl
ruai.'hcd
huw her
w from
iftlio hot
e found
i in a
L one on
uirtcd
work.
told -yJ
mt the
i Bjiarromj
wanofl
i( the ml
i caught
re. The i
iircring M
" . t tt
tun: ui l
;low vriU
liad -row,
yard. i
math
it by
t OCCOI
reqaii
and
1
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of m
an Wk
,rrf nertie tlw Hat It: 'Hoa lo
IrUfc ajraaaaiu- rtdlrurat In a
va4jtiun.' Kaarrnou- .i..
jpaa Iwttte rt lr Bui)', tough H.rrup.
it bt-aiag EKCHlve la
Afri.a.
N..nb
aa- a colbxtioB of l.ij;
Birda.
je
I
i
U
eded it. I JVt tod aataig of M-h .u0ifc,ilir
la killing! Ml Uw palne ttiai flr.h la I.ir
ft
f.
aill aaow U la Halratioa on, ,,
ft fair trl-l
wr""
'lean Mirtir.
tjieatalogna of Mexican meteorites
.-Bad ir ai. anion.o lel Castillo
aPMfi meatioiiod whirb ru bro
g ip and fell iu widely di.ered
ami, portion being: found D
0 place at the angle of triangle
0 two longer aide-a were acme tifty
aailei and thirty fire. IB otia vt
at place wo piaioa were diacn-ered
a HO yard apart, bating evidently
-id one tiage plate, webbing more
ycajbly ton, which broke near tbe
liaronomy to ae-c a few- crnta During
gaaanap or etrong waahlnp; poailer. 'and
a-a-Ur In rained, rotted cloUimi if n.t,
.DooiD' Elortrte Hoap, bite a ooir
Japan-. Auk joar grocer lor it.
I 1 aleia Niai JUUIak.
JbMger ("bo ha yelled himself
ant over Jmka' telidioue without
Jims any reply) See here, can't do
ftkisp itli this telephone.
Ism (with an air of innocence ) Did
- I. ... 1. . . -
a.ijau tj huj uue. Birr
(-Cwuinly."
l"0b! Itba been tlinconnected for
Wtmontb.
("pueounected? You didn't aay anv
V about it"
l"IJioiislit eterybodv knew ne lmd
awiBeeted onr tnlfphoiie on account
tbe borea. x didu t know yon wihIi-
to tain to any one, air. 1 anpposed
nerely deaired to exercise your
"-aw Xork Weekly.
!. It) raraallar l Karm-i.
iftjaiii climate, uninm an.l ftinn1af riii
a trail, urala, (raaa anl aioci.- munirr la mi
at ;! HilarniaUoii fr. A'Mrtu Uia Ofaao
mfimtuM JiaaM, l'0Tllaii4. irrg.,n.
Ilnan't debt will overtake LI in no malUT
1 far they run tiebind.
'Vfai.lf.n 1 h 4t nil, vavip
:!' itilnl&tM in l.rtn,r.l t-
I" wmuii, 4jhii,ii ,iu-
frit, will not realga.
l-Blij I
Hen I.
IlKl lei
I
need It be!" we av anil nith
liirlnK mower laile ami die.
leave the little onra htn: feet
iTVj tope I lo irulile In pBllm am f rft.
ataeed not be in many caien. All alHut
liiinirn are dying dully -hone liven ml;lit
m been aaved. It nei-nia to be a wlilo
Iml opinion that when a woman l slowly
iejtway with the-diaeaae. which prow
offfmale weaknea anil Irrrsularitlea
ki lk-rc l no help for her. hlic Is doniur-il
jaralh. But tbla la not true. Ilr. I'leree'a
rlte Preacrlpllon la conatantly ri'torlni;
prn aflllcted with d of tlila rlaon to
kllli and happlneaa. It la the only meill-
lor llirir amnenta. soi'l dy drus-L' M.
pier a positive (guarantee from the manu-
wrpraoliu irivlne aallarartlnn In erv
le, or money paid for It will lie refund 1.
ft. Plrrce'a I'elleta, tbe original and only
olae Little Liver hlla: 'J5 cents a vial':
fa done.
ho inanfrv Into tbe rlminittiinpfa of ibi
falox of Oklahoma la to lie made.
ONE EXJOY8
Wh the method and results when
ffrup of Pigs ia taken ; it is pleasant
fcatlvyet nromDtlv on the Kid
er and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
raeiiectuajiT, dispell colds, head--m
and fevers and cures habitual
nrti nation, fivmn of Fin-a ia tb
ply remedy of its kind ever pro
ced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
piaDie to tlie stomach, prompt in
action and trnlv beneficial i n ita
Jecta, prepared only from the most
Wthy and agreeable substances,
f many excellent Qualities com-
knd it to all and have made it
J most popular remedy known.
nyrop or lgs ia for aale in 50c
1 bottles bv all Jeadinedrtie-
Anv reliable druccrist who
y not have it on hand will pro
re it Dromntlr for anv one who
hea to try it Do not accept
;y luosxitute,
pFORNIM FIB SYRIP CO.
I BAM nAUCItCO. CAL.
fWtmu, Kt. May ton, n.r.
1
MlilADAGIIG
rT7-T nro-lilrelyriired b
IflTnOl Utile Pllla.
fbay ala nllava !):
iron OravaiMla.In
digaatlon, aud T oaUnrtr
nunc, a oarfart ram
Ml for IHajDMa.Natiea
Drowalnaaa, Bad Taatfl
In taw Moutb. Ooabsll
ITaaa-na P-ln in Iba Sldo
TOKrID UVIR. Tba
rwniaia uw aowala.
Puraly VoaMabla.
rrm aa vent.
SllPill. Small Dote. Small Price.
iTfl'fc nil la llliflllK Ci
rJllJ fa? Ulawtsi al-iHUW J
Z VulMrr aiKUWBii- rilaoi-era. I
I Ma aaVTaaaktn small Ms Blla BMnaf
Ml aaiaataalwetiiMrw "H"??! L
M-. .f waaW "aw
m iaawS"
1 1 if if n
' '
.EE 1 I
Bald
n. -
Oua ill.. . . -rBa,
- ... 'VH1
will borrow f
Bi'tnUer that .V ' .. . . .r " IU-
!' aia in the fl , 1 ("?rt "f
larLa i ". ' "u.. Hiecnt-
beffle;:Atl,.,;,r,,ir",, ''.,. of
cliDjai nf 6 on-'l"te aa the
IHWJllt m t.U.f . ., .."
lueH II,,. "orfc- 18
axle f il V llnjes round tbe
iba rilul- i Urr"' ,iret' iu frt of
en?l f t ' l,0,V sU"as itl one
rir, "e p"" tlie "Slit band tl
. ml . tbelWt band it ,.lt.'.i
. . -.
"lieu he mill- tl.
tbe
eu
iui. By tbe
reTolies from
Lhl. Z i fc""ufl aquat
knife ennder croa-let'Ced, obli'
turn tl.e kuifa
eriniUtone aquaU tlia
ged to
ak n ebaugen t course of revolution
as tbe
tne eof ibew nien who l.ave wreatled
with tbe problem of changing a recipro-
led donbtleM valiantly a. lid Son
" "' r1"""!"" ui eieciro-
; 1 1 ' .Ulen 'e given "up tl
problem insoluble, bke tbe proble
"I the flynifr machine, and have aettU
tbe
m
down to cb devices as tbe moat fuvor
' Me bug, on which they can contest
tbelr market with the a,...;" iw
pcang. -Aginn Cor. New York Tribune.
llo X, Hra a.,pr..
I am now poing to make an assertion
which is nUnya biu.lly denied. Lilt
winch ia hoik, the lev true, aud that is
that women are not newspaper readers.
At the family breakfast table the lirst
linns that three women out of four
(fiance at is the column of births mar
riaeg ami deaths. 'J'hcy po up bv
tram to town, and yon see a mornin'"
!aper or a sound and sensible weekly
in tlie blinds of niue t.-nths of the mas
culine travelers. But if the average
woinuu buys a printed sheet there is a
adly ovorwbelniiiiir probability that it
i i either a senseless noveletle or one
of those, terrible bolch-potches of iuann
villsiiritinf., stnlo clippings from Ameri
can publications, and wantonly inartia
tin and silly illustrations. These are
atroiip terms, but the mental mischief
wrought by what may be called uu un
varvinp intellectual diet of pepper
mints deserves them. Lonp continued
rendinz of this rubbish gaps the mind's
vitality and renders it incapable of the
effort to appreciate a good book, or
even to follow the arguments of a lead
ing article upon some important social
problem, or to crimp tbe popular de
scription of a creut scientific develop
ment, it bus been said that newspa
pers do not cater mfficicutly for the in
terests of their female readers; but it
nmy certainly be onestioned whether
columns on baby nursine would com-
pensnte for reviews or rookery recipes
for political speeches. Woman's World.
Prlxx Paid.
Walla Walla iW.nh i Ktab-Miian, Nor. .
Mr. F. J. Carl vie, one of the proprietors ot
the Uelinonlco Hotel, has junt received $ir),-
000 by express from New Orleans, being one-
twentieth of tbe capital prize of IWOO.OOO In
the drawing for October of Tbe Louisiana
Male Lottery. A few days before the draw
In? took place he tried to dispone of his
tickets. fl;),xritj among them, hut without suit
ress. Something very peculiar and Interest
lug attended the success of Mr. Carlylc. A
short time ago he and Mr. Marshall, book
keeper for Sehwahachcr Kros., entered Into a
compact that If one was ever so lucky as to
draw the capital prise be would give the other
10 per reut. of bis drawing. As soon as be
received his money, Mr. Carlylc bunted up
Mr. Man-hall and counted out 11,500 to the
surprised gentleman. He had forgotten
about the agreement but Mr. Carlylc bad not.
The Louisiana State Lottery is perfectly re
liable, and those with the most conscientious
scruples can Invest In It. It is merely one
form of speculation. The Walla Wallans arc
very much pleacd with tbe honorable way In
which the company treated their fellow
citizen.
The (irant monument fund has reached the
sum of fUO.OOO.
Americans must learn bow to conduct elec
tions without 0,uayllng.
What l' .'.in Know
about the Superb Pullman Dining Carswbtch
have been recently placed In service via the
I'nlon I'aeltie, 'The Overland Koute?" They
run on the fat Vestibule Kxpress between
Council Bluffs and Denver- and on "Tbe
Limited Fast Mall" between Council Muffs
and Portland.
If you want to get a sumptuous meal while
traveling, don't fall Mo take the train on
which these Diners run. Meals, which eaa
not be surpassed in any of tbe tirst-class ho
tels In the country, are. served In these cars
at 75c each.
Legitime, the misfit president of Hay tl, has
become quite a lion In Paris.
The Fremont. Klkhorn it Missouri Valley
Railroad (The Northwestern Line) extends
to Its patrons and friends a "Merry Christ
mas" and "Hanny New Year," and for the
purpose of enabling them to visit their kin
folks during the holidays, will sell excursion
tickets December .4th, 2Mh, Huth and .Janu
1st, good returning until January .'Ird, nt one
fare for the round trip, between all stations
within a two hundred miles limit. Any
Agent of the P., E. & At. V. 11. K. will give
full information a to the sale of tickets,
llmlta, 4c.
Protortion for Holla,
r.iolmrd Watson Gilder's children are
nil of tbe most creative order. Liltle
lloretba, who own to nine summers iu
the most innocent man nor. has just in
vented a plan for protect inp a favorite
doll from the destructive assaults of
mischief lovinp Ueorgo.
What is that von have nronnd your
bill's neck, pet?" asked her mother a
few days ago.
" 1 hat. innmmif. said tlie little clrl
comtnp up close to her pa rout with n
onlldentinl mr. is a bell. J ou see
your baby enn cry if Gcorgie bothers
her wlmll you are not loouinp, mil my
Imliv can't cry. so I've nut. this bell on
her so that I can hear if Georgia taken
her up when I'm down stuns. .Bos
ton Journal.
Haw'i Thlat
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any eai4 of Catan b that ran not be cured by
takinsTlairs Catarrh Cure.
if J rilKNKY A CO.. I'rons.. Toledo. O.
Int. the undersigned, have known F. J.
- ey for the laatK. years, and believe him
feell
Ilr honorable in all biialness transact Ions,
etTruax.WholeaaleD(rdU,Toledo.()blo
balding, Klnnan at Marvin, Vholeaal Drag-
.. (rial, Toledo, odio.
m m van Hoeaen. vasaier ivievv jwwiih
Rank, Toledo, Ohio,
ftall's CataYrh Cure is Ulrea Interaslly, et
Inp directly upon tbe blood and saueoua sur
face of tie system. Price, The. par botUf.
b all Druotma.
DOAN- OIT 8KEEBED.
.camperondrrr
"',''.tikieo6deaWh.Tn-
' " iv UW1.
h im bollab whoa!
Ji ' he.tePPUi' mifht, belvT
I kin beah him at de chimbly
It ud acar me mo to del
Wp?-r wot rwUM -rune ua.
Ef it's nuu and uar atuff l B
An- some iiUy brackdoU bab,
Wid some clocs on shuah er nuff :
i.J?e' brunK ftny dwesses
That are sumpin else 'n patch,
5.' Dar 00 8Ua an' stockin's
That fur once look like a match 1
Cards wld green and yallcr pictures
Like dey gibs you at de stu';
Books all smeared by lilly chilluns
Dat dey had de yeah befo' :
Candy dat ia Jus' lef oter,
Oder chilluna fust hb tried;
Spec' we should be glad we's Uvln'
Ef we doan' git much besides.
Spec he'll gub us wo'n-out gawments
Like he did las' Cwiamas day; '
Bits ob stwing an' culled ribbons,
Odder chilluns f rowed away.
Hals wot ain't no use fur no one,
Jess de kine wot nebber suit
Ho dar I hear 'im at de chimbly,
Dar he's comin', Bistah Scoot !
SIDNEY'S PRESENT.
BVALVIN BURTON.
The holidays were approaching1, and
every boy in Ferndale was counting
on a pood time, not such a time as the
sturdy, winter-bred boys of the North
enjoy, however. Ferndalo was a
beautiful Florida village, and Christ
mas came amid flowers and soft, hu
mid airs and boating and fishinp.
A knot of boys were gathered about
a littlo cottage near the edgo of Silver
Lake the afternoon of tho dav before
Christmas.
The boat is for sale, eentlemen.
and the price is one hundred and fifty
dollars. If you have that amount lv-
inp loose around your pockets, just
pay It now, and the boat poes to the
best man." And Abner lucker, the
old fisherman, looked at tho crowd of
boys at the door of the cabin, and then
at tho handsome little boat ly inp moor
ed upon the beach of the lake-
Justin Orrcn, the son of tho richest
man in the villape, was the first to
speak.
"111 pet my povernor to buy her.
She's a perfect beauty."
'iou want to hurry up, then,"
said the old fisherman. "She's a like
ly craft, and there's some fellow from
Sow York been lookinp at her. What
are you thinking of?" he queried,
abruptly turning to Sidney Clare, a
poor lad who was a favorite with him.
"I was wishing that I could buy it."
"Y'ou !" aneered Justin Orren.
You'll be thinking of buying the vil
lage next"
Sidney Clare flushed hotly.
"I can express my thoughts. I be
lieve," he said. "1 may be able to buy
it yet"
"When you do, let me know," sneer
ed young Orren.
Sidney turned from the throng with
a quiet air.
"You cannot provoke me to a quar
rel," he said. "You may be a rich
man's son, but you are a bully for all
that"
"Holp, help!"
The cry startled the boys from their
petty bickering, sounding as if out at
pea, and looking thither they saw an
overturned boat and a man struggling
in the water. In a moment Sidney had
reached the beach, and, springing into
the little boat which had just been the
object of the conversation, with a cut
ting stroke he drove it toward the
drowninp man.
It proved to bo a visitor to the vil
lage, a boarder at the hotel, one Mr.
Brandon, who was out sailing when
the accident occured.
"You are a brave lad," he said,
when he reached tho beach, "and but
for you I should have been drowned.
How shall I reward you?"
"I ask no reward," said Sidney.
"I am not a rich man," said tho
etranper, "but I can do somethinp for
you. Come to the village inn, and you
shall have a small recognition of your
services at least"
Some time later tho boy was dealing
to his companions the generosity of the
stranger. He had given to him a piece
of Moxican monoy a curious coin,
worth nearly ten dollars.
"I have only a few of these,"
ho bad said to the boy. "I
am In great hopes that I shall
find manv more, however. I would
like to have you go to tho island in the
lake with mo to-morrow. 1 have a
secret quest to make that may interest
you."
Of course there was great specula
tion and curiosity among tho
boys, and tho following day
Sidney Clare set out for tho island
with tho stranger, Mr. Brandon.
It was tow.ird night that day that
tbe bovs. led bv Justin Orren, were
standing at the door of the old fisher
man's cabin conversing with Abner
Tucker on tho subject of his boat, when
tbey were approached by the stranger,
aocomaniod by Sidney Clare.
"Is your boat still for aale, Mr.
Tucker)" queried tho latter.
"Are you going to Invest?" sneered
Orren.
Sidney did not reply. The old fish
rata answered!
"Yea, at tha same price oaa hua
ared and fifty dollare."
"I'll take it." said Sidney, and, to
the surprise of all. paid him then.
.u a roti of bills which he took
from his pocket
Orren was considerably taken aback
when it afterward transpired that the
stranger had found buried in the soil
of tbe island box of old coin, and that
he had shared liberally with his youag
companion. After that the rich man's
on was content to become a little
more humble to the fortunate possessor
of the boat which was the envy of all,
and which constituted a royal Christ
mas present indeed.
OtU-waWltbtlakrMt.
1 all pes, or club feet- an
the shortening of one or more of the
several muscles passing across the
ankle and controlling the motion of
According as it is one or an
other Of the muscles the, nnaitinn nf
the foot varies, tbe foot turning in.
uuw or me toes being raised, or vice
versa, the heel, making it impossible
for the child to walk on the sole of the
foot Many times this deformity is no
tload at. hirtVi. or,..;- i. i .. .
i v uov manliest
until the first attempts at walking are '
made. But, whenever noticed, bear
in mind, unless VP1-V filirrri i will
never cure itself, and the rule is to in
crease in degree with prolonged walk
ing until the ultima!
is reached. It is a mistaken idea
wait until tho child walks before doing
anythincr. and a
r w. utioiiuau iua.il jr
times to then harness the child with
cuniDrous shackles which some instrument-maker
has palmed off on you.
In this case, as in alt others requir
ing operation, if you cannot command
the services of a slrilifni nna. .
member you have only to apply at a
DuauuM.ru uuspitai in any large city to
command, free of eharrm iho a-rin
of the best or one of the best surgeons
vud cny, mime so Dy practice and
study. Have no fear of exDerimenta
tion. The writer has yet to see the
first case experimented on in a hos
pital or before a medical class unless
It was a case demnndinir nh u nm.
cedure since no other similar case had
ever Deen treated by anyone. The
reaSOn Of no Charirn for on nnorallnn
that otherwise the surgeon might
charge almost any price for (doctors
Mnucumes, you Know, cnarge lor
reputation,) if done before medical
students, is because of the benefit it is
tO them. Who am to hn tha drWn-s nn1
surgeons of the future generations.
1 Polar Bar Xarsery.
The female Polar bear is taught by
a wonderful instinct to shelter her
young under tho snuw. In December
she retreats to tho side of a rock.
whereby dint of scraping and letting
the snow fall upon her, she forms a
cell in which to live during the winter.
There is no fear that she should be
stifled for want of air, for the watmth
of her breath always keeps a small
passage open. Within this strange
nursery she produces her young, and
remains with them beneath the snow
UU March, when she comes out into
the open air with her baby bears. As
the only use of the snow burrow is to
shelter the young, the male bears do
not hibernate like the females,
but roam freely about during the
winter months. Before retiring under
the snow the bear eats enormously, so
that she becomes very f it, thus laying
in an internal store of food which en
ables her not only to support her own
life, but to nourish her young during
her long seclusion. By an admirable
provision of nature the young Polar
bears are extremely small at birth, and
prow slowly so long as they are in
their crystal nursery, thus needing lit
tle food and space. When they emerge
from their shelter tbe motber bear la
extremely thin and very fierce.
Spllttlag a Diamoad.
The diamond has a grain or cleavage
plane, tho same as most minerals or
crystalline substances, and hence it is
possible to split or divide one into two
or more parts. Sometimes a large
piece is removed at once from a gem
by splitting, but it is a process attend
ed with much risk.
The Memphis Scimiter tells how to
accomplish this matter. The stone is
carefully studied and its line of cleav
age ascertained; it is placed in hard
cement in the proper position, and the
sharp edge of a steel chisel resembling
a razor is carefully adjusted so that the
division will be at the points desired,
and a smart rap with a hammer is
given it Perhaps no more costly blow
may be struck in any mechanical work
than this, for in manipulating a large
diamond, if it is unskillfully given, a
gem of several thousand dollars' value
may be spoiled.
Saackaatea la a Hon.
The famous Baron Munchausen in
forms us that traveling one severe
winter's day in Russia the postilion
tried vainly to wind his horn in the
opon air. Later, when the company
were assembled around tho kitchon
fire of a hostelry, they heard a sudden
tereng, terenp, teng, tenp. We look
ed around and now found the reason
why the postilion hod not been able to
sound his horn; his tunes were frozen
up In the horn and came out now by
thawing, plain enough, and much to
tho credit of the driver, so that the
honest fellow entertained us for some
time with a variety of tunes without
putting his moutb to his horn."
Believers In Hor.es hoes.
A young girl of Crcseut City, Cal.,
had always believed in tho horseshoe
nnd kept herself ornamented with a
mlnature one all her life. She belioves
in it now moro than ever. Recently
she picked up a pcbblo on tho beach
and sent it to a lapidary in San Fran
cisco. He pronounced it a truo emer
ald, worlh $2,6Ua
Haawa Sowers.
Each square inch of the skin con
tains 3,500 swoating tubes, or perspira
tion pores, each of which may he liken
ed to a little drain-tile oue-fonrth of
an Inch in length, makitig an aggre
gate length of the entire aurfaoa of the
body of .01, 166 feel or a tile ditch for
draining tha body almost forty mila
long.
Moasa'a School Shoes, atada in
our large shoe factory at Omaha, Ne
braska. Ask your dealer for them.
Kef use to take any others. If not kept
in your town, write us asking where to
pet them. They wear longer and
nt better than any other shoes. Shoes
have always been made too narrow
We make them wide. A reward of
Fifty Dollars in gold paid for every pair
of our own make of shoes that contain
a particle of shoddy, or anything but
solid leather. We make one hundred
and fifty styles of Women's Misses' and
Children's Sewed and Standard Screw,
Grain, . Glove, Kid and Dongola. Ele
pant styles, wide and good fitting.
We also carry one hundred and fifty
styles of Men's Goods, Rubbers, ate.
W. V. MORSE Si CO.,
Shoe Manufauctrers, Omaha, Nebraska.
It Is comparatively quiet when so still you
near me aew arop.
NT.-lti-.aa4 Kaaarl-atsr.
A new book of attractive reading, brimful
of good things worth knowing and illus
trated, is just issued. It contains a large
collection of valuable auto?ranhs. excellent
receipts for plain dishes, humor in rhyme and
prose, monthly calendars, and can be bad of
an uruggisus ana uealcrs, or, by sending a
sunup io me pubiisners. An lin
portant feature of tbe work is it offer of
tree Music, which offer is set forth therein
and by procuring the book at once, any one
can be supplied with a choice selection. The
little volume is the St. Jacobs Oil Calendar
lor I8(j-H0, published by the Charles A.
vogeler Company, Baltimore, Md. It is
luuy tlie equal of any of its predecessors in
the interest of the Oreat Remedy for Pain,
8t. Jacobs Oil, whose virtues never abate,
and whose popularity never wanes. The de
mand for both book and medicine is very
The Portuguese are ereatly interested over
me uispuic witu r.nglaud.
ns Frequently Kkcommendeu. Mr.
If. C. Mooney, of Astoria, 111., writes us that
Allen's Lung lSatm, which be has sold for
lifteen years, sells better than anv other
cougn remedy, aud gives general satisfaction.
'Tis frequently recommended by the medical
proiession nere.
Many a man has east a shadow on bis life
by standing in his ow n light.
flxarrvliiir ot xifldenre.
There is no article which so richly deserves
i ne enure eonnuence oi ine community as
Ifitows's HuoNcniAi. Tkoches. Those suf
lering from Asthmatic and Bronchial Dis
eases, Coughs and Colds, should try them.
1'rice 35 cents.
The stories of suffering lo South Dakota
u-c uul uecu exaggerated.
It is so Everywheuk. E. R. Ball, drug
gist at Hlatsvllle, Kan., has this lo write
aooui Alien's Lung Balsam: -'It is the best
selling throat anil lung remedy, and gives
general satisfaction. I cheerfully recom
mend it," Buy tbe large 11.00 bottles for
lung diseases.
Counting the clergymen in, it takes three
io mane a pair.
A Chicago druiomt retailed over 100,000 "Tanai
l'unch" 6c. Cigar in four month.
The prince of Wales has not rallied from
bis condition oi low spirits.
When Baby was sick, w gave her Castoria.
When she was c. Child, t-0 cried for Castoria,
Whea the became Uia, abo dung to Oaetoria,
When ah. had Ch ildroo , aha tare them Castoria,
France's chamber of deputies has approved
iue secret service creaus.
The speaker of the house Is the man who
listens to tbe talk of others.
THE GOOD OFFICE OF:
Is well illustrated in
the cure of neuralgia,
the chief symptom o!
which is, an intermit
tingpain which follows
the course of the ncrvq
affected. St. Jacobs Oil
bv eentle rubbing and
applied frequently, w
ill cure
NEUR
ALGIA.
19G Sackett St., Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. SI, 1889.
I was taken with neuralgia. in Ride and
suffered 6 months. I was given up by doc
tors, but was cured by St. Jacobs Oil.
MICHAEL McGINN.
At Druooists and Sealers.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., BalUmsrt. Ml
Ely's Cream BalmrS
wiia (irk (&TMt?r
CATARRII p
Apply Balm Into each nostril. k .oS
ELY IUiOS., M Wairen St.. N. Y. a-af 'VT iliK
flfl you know that you can beautifully de
UU corate your walla and ceilings, and do
the work yourself, and very cheaply? Ask an;
paint dealar. or write fortleattp and Inatruetions. No
stamps required. Atabaittine Co., Grand Rapicil.Mich
WIVES
OHWaTKBTI
flbould and may lcaow how child hearing
can be effected without Pain or Danger.
Informationaentaeftled: AWo-aiarvt
DR. J. H. DYE. Buffalo. N. V.
tBBaBJHBBffB A sure ICTUUI
KIDDER'S PmiLLES.s
I Claarlttitown, Ham
Omaha,
40652.
W, N. II.,
P ISO'S REMEDY FOR CATARRH. Best Easiest
to use. Cheanest. Relief is immediate. A cure is
certain. For Cold in the Head it has no equal.
(cy.WAiaL-)l!a
It is an Ointment, of which a small particle is applied
to the nostrils. Price, 60c. Sold by druggists or sent
by mail. Address, E. T. IIazelti.nk, Warren, Pa.
A J J' ' 06licioosBisc.it
11 Ti-ir I
a m r m
'-Mm' .... I
CTCICTLY-PU-Z.
AMm rraajt-iajai rw ar fan
nr thxjex uzs bottles.
Price 2cta. Met., aad $1 per Battle.
1
Some
Children
I Growing
Too Fast
become littlest, fretful, without ener
gy, thin and weak. But you can for
tify tham and build them up, by tha
""scows
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND
HYPOPHOSPHSTES
Of Lime autd ttetlav.
They will take it readily, for it is al
most at palatable as milk. And ft
should be remembered that 18 A ru-
TEKTIVK OR CIEK 0FC0CU1IS OB CO LBS,
IH lOTH THE OLD AKO YQUK1, IT I?
ONEQOALIEO. A-oidiubttUutlonioirmd.
MADE WITH BOILING WATER.
EPPS'S
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
COCOA
MADE WITH BOILING MILK.
MUSIC IN THE AIR
HeadQuarteri far Itttii'l ItwtruLmen:-j, Omm Corn
OtrtilU, Aocor.ltfons. Violin. Hanj, M&itdoUus.
Guitars, Z i them, uarmoiiioa. StrinkiM for overy instru
ment H-ule. full tock of Sheet Music, Munic RooIck,
Burnt uni Orrt.e.tH Music, Band Folios, I nut ruction
Boukii for all Instruments. Anyono mm lin- in an
order will revive a copy of Musiis KKKR. Write to w
for priced and catalojfuuj, .tatinff what kind of good&v
w aiued.
MAX UKYKR V HRO.,
O in a It n, Nb.
Thla Trad
Mark la on
Tbe Best
I
Waterproof
Coat
In the world,
aaamwaauoi-..Jh-,
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
laLOWPRICE RAILROAD LAIDt.nd
EE Governraeatt
LANDS.
ILLIONS OF ACRES In Minnesota, North D-
,ta slimtitna. Idaho. Waahina-ton and Oreann.
CEIiPj CAl'UDlcations with maps describing the
CHI) rWilbest Aarleultaralflraalngand Timber
Lands now open toSettlara. SENT FREE. Addrase
I prascrtk and fatlraa.
-oraj i Big U aa tha aal
crtB ear
aff.rNii.iviif
materdan'. n.
. T.
W. have sold Big G far
nan- jeara. and It aa
( - iuu oaat or aaiuv
actlon.
D. B. DYCHE k CO.,
CktMM it
1)1. 0a. Sold br DrocaistaC
DETECTIVES
Wtattw ahrawd aafo to act nntr fflaUactl.iaii U 8em Srl4
era. KepraMDUtlfca rec-lt tha I.MrnatiatiKl tctia.
Oiinut'i Wafutn? Afla.la.at WttxwA, Orumn i Pockat QavlltrT of
Jfaual CrininalR. Tba Intciaittrl ladettcri b a aia eaa, ardoalr
w fi ba tleiMti, atamo for partioulara. Kwi nlav aaes t far
all. UBAKMAJI DmiTITK BLalAt CO. Araada.atawaU.0,
THE EMERSON SEED CO..
4i! 1-1,3 So. 16th Sc., Omaha, tivb., growers
and dtialers In vemtable. flnwsr. crrain
ljra5. and tree needs. Our nreeent stocks of Tegetabl
teed were largely grown ia Nebraska. Orer 8,M aoraw
lit culti ration thU season. Write for our illuslrjited
and deactipUv oatakg, e, which will be sent free.
FIENSIOW?r.
3 vra in laat war. 15 wliudicatimr clalma. attv alnoav.
II O Itil R? STUB' Book-keepliut. Penmanshln,
IB Iwt Sa. Arithmetifl. Rhnrt.hand ml ihn-.
yiifhly taught by mail. I,nwrates. Clrculara free.
BUI AMI LU1JJ1U K, 4J1 MalB St, BuflaJo. M. IT.
afiCVTC COIN MONEY. Bn lnera Genteel. Honie
MUe.ll W hold neoeaaitT. Will aII to er.rr farnllv
end SO rent, for valuable sample and instructions.
K. B. HAYEKS, Alcester, South Dakota.
fRE A MONTH Attn BOARIa PAID.
1119 or lilihnt onnmlaion and SO DATl'
TTT.BaBIT to AOIKTS on our Naw Unnr
. ). iaiUt.B.ft CO IU A damiSt .Chicago iu.
OPIUM
Tfnblt. The oolr certain
and i as- ouro. Or J. L.
Siepiieita. Lebanua, Ohio.
opium;.
oaranira habit craam.
fraa. Maakar Medlcuw Co.. Cblcaaa. m.
TELEfiRAPHY '-rta a good raring
I ."""""! ' twaltloB to every gradual "
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sk voua oaoocn ro
COW BRAKD
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