w C
renj,
Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't R
cport
was as far
Ifllril
J buld rear?!
w civt-rwhel
lr. nr.. I
reveal i
remit -it i..
as
"aift
. . . vivanjj,
ft
Baking
It is
nasi Training.
int-rest
ill
lustrative of the ' ,.- ne most remarkable produc-
u the u, ,1. . . """3 Hie Is'ea nf Thil,. .i.i..
'ianuei training that an earn rv. , ! ' tmeter tr"wiu7r J
great profusion in ;, the salt marsh-
train!,... .1 . umuiki . ... .- " .Ul
trmi ii ma.Je a rart or the -'-"ri" barometer is as smooth
I'lan-i tl -.t ... ., 1L 3,1,0 le ' , "ll"uu,i' Bycaiacr. but with
lllna lltJ .r,.abaU? u-ii! .auproach of storms these
, ill 1 fit illlfi fict .t' , .uaiauritTuz
'itical club has amouK lu deC ar"t.!un ln S
ABSOUUTELY PIFRE
this
and
I manui-1
lired."
iaUir
Should be ft.n-t:uiU
There has been a marui
progress m public M.-ntinierit within
Vanish like ir,:i
the bark turns black.
in it L
. " r", is (,'
,.a!or,K
""! or,,,
JC tl I d
.... .'""'J
Lilt r lor
'K foi
'.111
"'I'l'' the L
r' and
IR ''HI the ft
'lot be
"'is rarfj
' siding jj
i "sawed
ioriy-fli-f
r-aratf-d
'y on
i( an in
to la,
ifortuna.
"dt in ok
AVE LOUISIANA.
d ' ST About
I,tiry.
A"?- 25. I'resident
tbe Louisiana Lottery
viewed today about
rirdiiiR the company a
rtliase a locauou in mc
j. lie sal 1; "It is a
pure and simple, or a
Hon, aesigneu, ter-
irttliefompany lu tne
people of the United
"njilie impression that
to be removed irorn me
i ..nKnl. .
ms ana Hirrooowrtutu.
t,j virtue of the laws ot
tvere the Louisiana State
ipaiif t" c""18 a llawa-
i Louisiana concern, oi
,uid be practically an lm-
enforce claims ajainst It;
Haj i Ifidiilr chartered eorpo-
s mte, it is amenable to
biifnions can ba enforctd
ourts against it the same
,y Uftful and responsible
It are the company s plans
lire? Mieht not tlieir ne
t carried on without your
"ar,i
IP .t.a
U II.... .
"'"Van,t
'aii(istw
r.tlf or thi
a" until it
't"' was B,
'i, and th,
nuth was
'"fx'd with
'""Uiht
i rain
H
"Kman
iw 0V(.f
s'ith in.jr
:"') ru.'.v
had
.""t. and i,
oilow
Ir.rranU-l,aWeU known author of
W eimar, (.erinanr, had the temerity to
criticize a German armrodin-.-. i., .....
lHt ... . .
r liec.iuse lm lin.i t.....A i.i.
m.i to take long marches ju ti,e great
heat, th, CaiHi,,;r )he death of one
xou.er. j ne uoctor has been
aim lined i?;jo
TaxidermiJ Martin Herzog of
ijroiie. I'O.. Sllin.lu.i .. ..; . .
,.7 7., , "B l"a"u, fa'''"'!? a i ""ingtoua black snake measuring
art or the public school stem and 3il fe' ur inches. Under tne terms
a coiiMderah e ad vam-e has been made ot Ins standing contract with this show
m iiJtorjKiratii.K n as a part t,t that. Mr. Ilerzosr rfPiv9 fifrn .onto .
ii.ireapprarsjio leason to 'tor all the blacksnakes he can fmih
lit i ....... t . t t !.-.. ...
-v....iuviib idturaoie iocui a weeK ao hn .!,( tiim .
Mrs. Nancy Wins, 1201 Caroline St,
Ualtimore .Mil, thus gives her ex
perience: "Ve have used Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup and have never found its
eijutii for our children."
arraigned
S3
1 pay
IK.) L-
case of
irti vast sums as are talked
med in one's vest pocket
j lij one member of a con-
consulting his associates.
of the Louisiana Lottery
teredover the globe seeking
leaiure, according to their
r taste. Mr. Morris, with
e been for weeks cruising
yacht, and 1 doubt if any
rcmunicated with him on
any description. Certainly
fpiv.ng himself any concern
try business, and I repeat
ply nothing in this alleged
kcontory except idle gossip,
lkuow, and 1 think I know
to The Louisiana Lottery
ill lire out its allotted time
its vested rights, say a j
rears longer, doing its bos
i It always has, and abidii
tomlar decision in the rccen
k'ew York Times.
StatkokOw.,. rnv or .j,,,.,.
Lt s( , v,Vi
.j. , iif.Mv makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the lirm of
.i VI I1' ' ''"lug business in
tl.edtyof loledo, County and .state
, iimi sain nrm wi
the sum ofo.vi; IK .VDliKn
ij.hl.- ior each and everj
A I A 1 . 1 . A 1 1 I lilt r-j, ,i,,.t I. ,. i i ..
the use of II u.l.'s Cataiiumi Ct i:i'
Kli.WK .1. CJJLNKV
Sworn to before me and subscrided
in my presence, tins Cth day of l)ecem
ber. A. 1). I-jm',,
( ' i A. W. (;i.i:asov
j sl:At' j Notary J'ublic
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
and nets directly on the blood ami
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free
F. .I.CIIKMKVACi), Toledo, 0.
liT.-old by liruggisti, 7..
residing at (iermantown. I'a
M ft eoU.ouon of hotel door
is said that "the keys are of
Ind most of them have a brass
pt stamped, with the name o
f'niK..r l'rlUrt. Can Van Kind
th Wonir
Irirrp-luch dlfinltr i1rfun,inl In
u"e wc.ru. 1 , .m. i. iro i
mt parui ..rh week, from the
mru'cine i o. Tht houiio olHcew
n everibi,ig tljey make ami nnti-
It, Willi them lh iianie 1)1 the
r y mil rrturn yon HuoK, HKAU'll-
fi.KAnioorBAMPl.Eii FKKK.
I Sloan of liurlington, X. J,
fmpposed to have been lost in
town flood, has just turned
t Holly to receive his share
F left him by an aunt,
pave You Ast ma?
CHirrmjiN, St. Paul, Minn.
i trial narknunnf SrhifTmnnn's
lure fret to any sutTerer.
nt relief in worst cases, and
lore others fail. Name this
"end iddreaa.
ANT TO FLESHY PEOPLE.
noticed a oatre article in the
lobe on reducing weight at a
11 ex nense. It will nay our
send two cent stamp for a
Jna fMreulatinor Library. 30
igton Street, Chicago, 111.
Mr. I'minie. is quoted at saying that
nllhepeopli he has known only two,
Tennyson and Carlyle, are likely to
live. "Jhe people 1 have known," he
added, "are far more interes ing than
those of lo lay.
'J he authorities of Stonington, Conn
have (Hit up posters about the town
giving notice that the law against pro
fanity will be rigidiy enforced here
after.
Of the public school teachers in the
United States more than sixty-live per
cent aro women.
A comely miss is paid a snug salary
for exhibiting her unusually long hair
in a l'hiladelphia shop Window.
A telegraph lineman in Xew York
was lined Sir) for stringing an over
head electric wire without a permit.
An agent of a New York J5ible socie
ty reports that in canvassing Lnt
county he found families who had
never seen a jiiwe.
The Foundroyant. a line-of-battle
ship Jong ago captured by the Englisl
from the French, is to be offered lot
sale us eld junk.
"Erown's Bronchial Troches' are
excellent lor the relief of Jloarseness
or Sore'Jhroat. They are exceedingly
fTectivfi. Sold unlu in boxex. Trice
'.'3 ctt.
fBrlf'
rank Alexander, an eighty
)ride of less than a year, wanta
I of Korh-u'er. S. Y. to grant
Vation from the thlrty-year-Sd.
He irreatly admired her
tat 150,000, bu -
h she preserv. "
wii badly injured at
while riding a horse
atw was lying on the trade,
Oerapted to make his horse
the animal, and just as the
in the act of jumping the
tted to get up, and horse, rider
y came down In a heap, and
1 tSoolder was badly fractured,
.IfeoOM being broken,
Vol boy being asked what a
x was, replied: "A stalactite
i the water leaks through and
An English museum has offered "825C
r. hide of the heifer that kicked
Gladstone.
General Jlooth has 303 men mostly
i..l. hi 1iiii.ii drunkards at one lime
working on his lann a few miles out ol
i ..,i,,n mwl I lev are uescriueu as a
decent, industrious, useiui aim emuu-
siastic lot of people now.
The ex-chief, Ceronimo, who with
other subjugated Apache Indians, Jf
living near Mouile, jua.., nas
made a gardener at the military sta
tion where he is a captive, also a justice
of the peace ior inai mue.
town with one street and a few
..n.vi" s the way luicku - "t
N'ew York City.
There are but WO colored voters in
Y,,rtl. Dako'a. 'there are io.uw iu
city of Baltimore.
. . .!.. .!ift romnrisine s.uuu.uu.
feet, and valued-at 175,000, was hauled
into San Francisco uay ..-
Schladebacb, near
ivm-nv is 5.735 feet in
ieaii'uiif 1 -
depth, aud is for geological research
only.
The Uirminham, England, Daily
r.nzetie Ja said to be the lirst daily pa
per printed,'cut and folded by the aid of
electricity.
Shakspeare's bouse at Stratford,
Milton's at Chalfont-St.-Glies, Burns'
cottage near Ayr ana worusworui s
Dove Cottage are reputed to be the
only houses of literary Britons that
have been preserved for the sake of
system
lnuht that the
"'"cineni will continue to
trow, 1-ecaiise the conditions that
'prompt it are steadily growim. The
Jemand is becomiiij- more and more
urgent from y.-ar to year for a place
in the mechanical trades for Ameri
can boys, both for the rea-on that
other channels of cmplouiient are
'ivercrowiled and that the trades offer
a better means of livelihood than
most other vocations. The market
for skilled labor expands with Hip.
growth of the industries of the coun
try and the general development, and
the intelligent youth of the countrv
aie oegininir to understand that the
largest opportunities and the highest
rewards are to lie found in the work
shops rather than in the stoics and
counting houses.
Europe has furnished this country
valuable instruction and example in
the matter of manual trainimr.
Sweden instituted it twenty years
ago, in what is known as the "slrjjd"
system, which technically means the
oiiiercni fcinus or nanuiwork used
educationally. By this system, w hich
has been carried to great perfection
in Sweden, the children in the public
schools are taught to be handy with
tools from the age of !) or 10 years.
It is simply preparatory, training the
hand and eye for higher forms of
skilled labor to be taucht later in
technical schools, which are the na
tural outgrowth of the system.
Manual training schools are general
in Germany, and they abound, also, In
Austria, Belgium, Switzerland and to
a less extent In England. I ranee
leads all other countries in populariz
ing industrial education, hut it is be
ing extended everywhere in Europe.
There is no valid reason why it should
not be found as desirable a system
here as there, and at any rate the
time has crime when there must lie
greater provision made for the in
dustrial education of American youth
in order that they may be self-sus-
taing and enjoy a larger measure of
independence than is possible in th;;
precarious and poony paiu employ
ments into which so large a propor
tion of them now drift.
The expediency of making manual
trainintr u part of the public school
system is widely approved, though
there are some who object to it.
Those who advocate it, however,
have an advantage in the. fact that
wherever it has been introduced it
has worked well not everywhere
with equal merit, but nowhere with
out sulliclent success to justify its
continuance. Whatever danger there
mav be in the possibility of the train
ing being carried beyond legitimate
limitations as a part of public school
Instruction, hut this does not present
rl.t1l.iiif,..
an insurmuuuuioii; unutuiii auu
ought not to be permitted to stand as
" . . . - 11.. : P O.n
an oustacie to uiu extension oi me
principle.
The word quarantine comes from the
Italian "ouarautina." The Monkish of
the late Latin term was applied by the
Anglo-Saxons about Eebert'g time.
It was then the custom to compute
periods of time by forties, and a vessel
coming from a suspected or diseased
port was prohibited any intercourse
with shores for forty days. Others say
that the Venetians first introduced
the practice and the name.
Cost and Cure.
For
10
Years.
Pottstown, Pa.
I was a sufferer from
neuralgia for ten years;
tried all kinds of reme
dies without relief, and
I tried a
foot reptile.
In Olden Times.
People overlooked the importance of
permanently beneiicial efi'eeis hih .
I satished wi h transient action, but now
that it is generally known that Svrup
of Hits will permanently cure habitual
constipation, well-informed people will
not buy other laxatives, which act for a
time, but finally injure the system.
A young poet recently achieved this
wonderful line: "All at once a monot
onous monostone burst upon his ear."
which reminds us of another famous
iiue, equally expressive: "The sweet
toned darkness tilled the air with
scent"
St.
light!
Louis has 700,000 incandescent
"Cousin Edith, you can't send money
in a letter." "Why, Bessie, whatever
made you think that? I've sent it that
way lots of times." "Well, I'm sure
it's wrong because I've seen printed on
the fences to "post no bills."
1 1
.V GLASS.
Tbat'i the way Dr. Pierce'i
I'leasaiit Pellets come. And
it ii a mora important jxiint
than you think. It keeps
them always fresh and reli
able, unlike the ordinary
pill in cheap wooden or
pasteboard boxes.
They're put up in a better
way, and they a ( in a letter
way, than the huge, old-fashioned
pills. No griping, no
violence, no reaction after
ward that sometimes leaves
"German
Syrup"
I must say a word as to tlie ef
ficacy of German Syrup. I have
used it in my family for Bronchitis,
the result of Colds, with most ex
cellent success. I have taken it my-
seli ior Throat Troubles, and have
derived good results therefrom. I
therefore recommend it to my neigh
bors as an excellent remedy in such
cases. James T. Durette, Earlys
ville, Va. Beware of dealers who
offer you "somethintr iustas pood."
Always insist on having Boschee's
German Syrup.
had given up all hope.
bottle ol
8T. JACOBS OTXm.
and it effected such One
wonderful relief that I -
recommend it to alL
Chas. Law, Jr. Bottle
you worse off than before.
In that way, they cure per
manently. Kick Headache.
that way.
mtmtlv.
Bilious Headache, Constipa
tion, Indigestion, Bilious At
tacks, ana all deramrementa
of tho lirer, stomach, and
Dowels are prevent!, relieved, and cured.
They're tiny, surar-coated granules, a
compound of refined and concentrated vege
table extracts the smallest in size, tho easi
est to take, and the cheapest pill you can
buy, for they're guaranteed to give satisfac
tion, or your money is returned. You pay
only for the qood you pet.
There's nothing likely to ba "just as good."
their associations.
The Germans are trying the experi
ment of introducing coolie labor into
East Africa. They recently landed
500 Chinese coolies at Tanga whence
they were taken some distance inland
to the cotton and coffee plantations at
Lewa aad Uamere.
pill IJffiJpcj d IIos-ycartlicSUa3c4.
It Never Failr.
Do you see that gentleman sittine
opposite?" said one man in a cable car
to his next neighbor.
'Yes."
I can make him pull his watch
out of his pocket and consult the
time, witnout, saying a woru tp mm.
"You know him, perhaps, and have
it, arranged that he shall do so on a
certain signal from you."
"No; 1 never saw him before in my
life."
"Well, then, I don't believe you
can do it."
"I have $5 to'sav I can."
"1 have five to say you can't."
'It's a bet, is it?"
"It is."
The other man waited a few mo
ments until the glance of the man re
ferred to fell on him, and then witn
much deliberation, drew forth his
watch and looked at it.
The man across the aisle saw the
movement, and instantly lifted his
own watch from his vest pocket.
The roan who had bet he wouldn't
handed his $o bill over without a
word, and as the.other took it he re
marked: "It never fails. Look at your own
watch and it's as catching as yawn
ing. Try it yourself on somebody."
Pittsburgh Chronlcle-Teiegrapti.
Georgi
urely a vegetable compound,
made entirely of roots and herbs
fathered from the forests of
eorgia. and has been used by millions
of people with the best results. It
COLUMBUS.
Dr. Parkhurst, the Xew York clergy.
man, who achieved great notoriety by
visiting the unsavory places in New
Y'ork a few months ago, has now taken
up the character of Columbus. He
says that Columbus was a great liar,
an avaricious, disagreeable, opinion
ated surley fellow, a pirate by profes
sion and a bad lot generally. We very
much fear that good Dr. Parkhurst
has been studying the under crust of
humanity in New Y'ork so long, that
he lias come to the conclusion, that this
is a vile world and the inmates are
rascals. When a man reaches this con
clusion in regard to his fellowmen.
there is only one excuse, either he has
a bad heart, or he is a victim of dys
pepsia. If Dr. Parkhurst will take the
Laxative Gum Drop3 every night be
fore he retires, his system will be en
tirely purged from humors that now
impede the free action of his digestive
organs. These gum drops contain
nothing deleterious. They are put up
in two sizes. Small size sells for ten
cents, tho large size for 25 ceuts. Get
them of any dealer.
Sylvan Bemedv Co., Peoria, II!.
QURE5
All manner of Blood diseases, from the
pestiferous little boil on your nose to
the worst cases of Inherited blood
taint, such as Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Catarrh and
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
bee. Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, (ja.
TUB Best
Waterproof
Coat
In the
WORLD!
LICKER
The FISH HltAvn SLICKER is warranted water
proof, and will keep you dry In llio hardest storm. The
new UOMMKL hl.lt IvK is ft DCtiect ridiTiir coat, and
covers theentire saddle. Beware of imitations. Don't
:y ii coat if Die "tun lirand" is nuion it. juustri
i Catalogue fire. A. J. TOWER. Boston, Mass.
mm
KllHliethan "C'ookerlo."
If they were as good as our ancestors
thought why do we have chewets no
more; or marchpanes, kestons, vaunts,
frians, nioyses, pcttie services, tansies,
iuanchers, Florentines, resbons, and
condonacks? "Spinncdgc tarts" wa
are quite willing to do without; and
we can run our nineteenth century
course entirely independent of "black
pudding," made of blood. "Pcttie
services" were "collins" filled with
eggs, marrow, ginger, sugar, and cur
rants. A Florentine was a plo of
veal, kidney, chicken, or pheasant,
"which of them you will," minced
with suet, eggs, currants, dates, cin
namon, mace, ginger, and "time,"
and baked In a sweet crust. Our
tastes are very different. Ginger Is
limited In its use now; we care not
for saffron and do not cook dates with
fish, flesh, or fowl; wo aro not given
to the flavor of sandalwood In our
danties, and we have a taste In herbs
not of the sixteenth century. Chau-
tauiiuan.
Men always admlro a woman whos
husband Is good to her.
SmalL
V
Guaranteed to cure BiHoiw Attacks, Sick
Headache and Constipation. 40 in eacH
bottle. Fries 23c. For sale uy druggists.
Picture 7, 17, 70"
(t f. SMITH A CO.
and sample dose free.
PnprMori. HW YORK.
EWIS" 98 LYE
roivuereii sna n riumeu.
(PATKNTED.)
The strongest "! purest I.ye
mode. Unlike other I.ye, lt being
l a fine powder and packed In a can
I with removable ltd, the contents
jy uru iiiwiii. i.,mi iw. in
M I roRkcthebcstpeiliimcdll
1 I in W minutes without bol
If s the l.eat Ior clemiKii
' pit' dlslnfeeilni; sinks,
,1 . wsshfnfr bottles, paints, t
S1',ew! l'KNNA SALT M'"
SLhwmSS. (ten. Ants., rhlln., !
cf! JJH'll
Consuaaptlves and peopie
who have weak lungs or Asth
ma,, should use Ftso's Cure for
Consumption. It baa cared
thousand. It has not Injur
ed one. It In not bud to take.
Ills tbe best cough syrup.
Bold erery where.
DO YOU RUN
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paper
Notices in rout
We are publish
just me mingr
for you. fend Ior a copv of our Legal Notice
UeBlter,prieel.O0. THK MSBKAaKA NEW.
PAl'KU UNION, York, Neb.
RELIEVES all Stomach Distress.
REMOVES Nausea, Sense of FoIhMss
Congestion, Pain.
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RESTORES Normal Circulation, laA
Waums to Tos Tips.
ML HMTEB MEDICINE CO.. It. Lewis. Sty
Invaluable to all Children, Women and
Men.
Malted Qiline.
The Grandest Eemedy on Earth
For all invalids or those in failing health, coughs,
colds, consumpty asthma, bronchitis, loss oi
muscular power, appetite and general debility
Mailed Oiline is a positive cure. Malted OI1
ine is not a patent rm-dieine but a concentrated,
life-piviii food as evidenced by Lhe fact that it
actually restores (whether old or young) the most
emaciated to the.r original condition.
Dr. h, A. Hodgkinson of the Manchester Royal
hospital for consumption, says, that if the proper
ties of Malted Oiline were known it would be kept
in every household, as it is the most reliable reme
dy in existence.
An eminent Xew York physician writes, "If
people knew what Malted Oiline could do, the oc
cupation of half the medical profession would
ue Kone.
In standard use bv nearly all the nrineinal hos
pitals m America and Europe. $1,00 per bottle, to
be had of leading- driiir stores, or m.iilefl frnn r.
ceiptoi tne price. t.LOin tllAllCAL CO..
KlK-n, 111
NORTH
WEST EAST
SOUTH
Pm chase Tickets and Consign your
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Gcn'l Freight Ag't Geu'l Pass. Alt.
OMAHA, NEB.
OPIUM
DEAF
Morphine Habit Cnred in 10
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OR. J.STEPHENS, Lebanon.Ohio.
'NESS AND HEAD NOISES CURE
'bv Peck's inrlnible Fir Cuihion. WhiHMmhesTd.
ucreaful wb.nn kll rcTnedtci-fill. Sold rn
ty F. Hiwox. Stt B'way. W.K, Write lor book of ptvsts V If fi
WORTH DOUBLE THE MONEY.
Send at ouce to John Sebastian, fi. T. A. R
I. ft P. K. B., Chicago, 111., and receive, postage paid,
the slickest deck, of cards vou evpr hAmlled. Dnlv
TEN CENTS per pack. In stamps or coin.
PARLY RISERS
HMDe Witt's Little B A Early Kisers.
the Famous Little Pills forOinstlnatlon.SIek Head
ache, Dyspepsla.No Nausea, No Pain. Very Small.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Postmaster-General of the United States,
Is usually considered, and rightly so, one of the brightest
business men in America, and when he writes to the Editor of
Arthur's New Home Magazine as follows:
! -'Y ' Office ot the Postmastek-GenkraIi,
Washington, D. C, Feb. 17, 1892.
Mr TJeab Mr. Reed :
As your Magazine gets thicker, lt gets brighter. Like the big
wood Are on the hearth In my library when I pile more logs on.
I knew Mr. Arthur very well from way back, but I doubt It ha
would know his old monthly since you've put out tho dead wood,
and put in so many more pages and departments, and taken on so
many young and sparkling writers.
If you keep on giving such good pictures you'll have 200,000
subscribers. I fear advertisers will crowd you (for some things
can be well advertised in magazines) , but don't drop any of the
reading pages, and don't lot a dry or dull line creep in.
Don't raise the price either, If you can help it, even if it is half
the price of other no-better magazines. I congratulate you on
doing what no one else has done In putting out two copies at the
price that others oharge for one. The old homestead and the young
daughters' new home can each have your Magazine without paying
more than others charge for single copies of their publications.
Your old friend, JOHN WANAMAKEB.
It should indicate to the average American citizen that under:
the new management it is at least awake, and when we knowi
that they have more than trebled their circulation within the
year, and that among the very best people of the land, we mayj
admit, without further argument, it has been the journalistic
success of 1892. "Building Business," Boston.
One Dollar a Year. Sample Copy Ten Cents.
Kadi cepr contain an order for 99 cents worth or McCall'a Glove.,
Fitting Patterns, so that every subscriber for a year gets 93.00 worth'
of Patterns Free. Send flvo two-cent stamps forgone.
THE ARTHUR PUBLISHING COHPAHT, Phila.. Pa.,
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Do Your Own Repairing
By using Boot's Household Repalrlnc Outfit for half-emmr
and repairing Boots, Bhoes and Rubbers. Any one can use it. Price
b. weiKnt. neaiiy uoxeu, zu ids. xuousanas aireaay in use.
8'1'BAPS AND TOOLS for maklnjr and repairing all principal parts
n u wivn our aioiiea ri
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SADDLERY HABDWAKE, Snaps, Uueklos, Loops, Illia, Rings,
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STRAPS BEADS TO MAKE UP, any fenrtn or width you want,
olacKod ana croosoa, reaar lomura up at no-.e, at less man ft nnoea.
Snuarea. Home Clips and F UDtas. Rivets, etc.. at a big reduction.
C Sfll CC0 loDSvrtiala;sndl5ot. a pair. Hame
Slsttal VVIihV sir. j;b, joc peraoz. Hitcntrap.bmes,
alters, Breast-straps, t , corresponding prices. Many of these
Kodacan bosontcheoply and r-icby mail.
OOTS EOBB IKON xrOBl'EB, a flrst-claM kit of black
smith tools, at u price low enough to suit the cloHext nuyer.
ROOT'S GEinsOLPSrtmo rASstirr.eTerythiiigneosssarr
for mezdlng Tinware. Prior-, IT, cents. Rvery thing mentioned
shove UfaH-siMd.comieteadprrctlcal, no toys. Cataloa ovwy.
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