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Chocoluto Biscuits: Mix somo choc-
r.1
jlnto powder, with whito of cjrirs, nnd
powdered louf sugar, into a paste. Mold
tliis into biscuits and bnko them at a
gontlo heat on a sheet of whito pnper.
Dr. T. II. Hoskins, of Vermont,
who has been a fruit-grower for thirty
fivo years and owns an orchard of over
1,000 trees, is "willing to confess that
thero is a great deal still to bo learned
about tho business." Ho adds: "I
have never found the kind of men that
knew it all of much value a3 totichnrs."
To mark tools: Cover tho nnrt to
po marked with a thin coating of tallow
c-r bcoswaK. Then, with a sharp in
strument, write tho name in tho tallow,
cutting clearly into it. Then lill in
the letters witli nitric acid. Lot it ro
maiu from one to ton minutes. Then
dip in water and rub off, and you will
have tho mark etchod. N. 1 Sun.
Pianos and organs aro becoming
common at farm houses. Tills is all
right, as farmers' daughters have as
much right to tho refined accomplish
ments as city ladies. Hut in addition to
music, farmers' daughters ought to
know how to wash, iron, cook a good
meal, mako bread, make shirts and
dresses, and then tho man who marries
her gets a fortune, whether sho has
money or not. Joioa hinte uegmor.
To Prepare Spiced Ulaokberrics: To
six quarts of fruit take two and one-half
pints of sugar, pno and ono-lialf pints of
vinegar, one-half ounce of cinnamon
(ground), ono-half ounco cloves', one
half ounce allspico and a lfttlo,maco
broken in small pieces. Boil tho 'sugar
and viuegar together, with tho spices,
putting these hist into muslin bags.
Then put in tho berries nnd lot thoui
scald, not boil. Denver Tribune.
A correspondent of tho Fruit Iic
cordcr says that cotton soaked in tur
pentino and hung among tho 'branches
of plum trees just as the blossoms aro
falling and frequently renewed until tho
plums aro half grown will olFoctually
pioloct the fruit from tiio deprodatious
of tho ciirctilio. If gum camphor or
any of the essential oils, such as pep
permint, pennyroyal, sassafras, etc., aro
dissolved in tho turpentine it produces
an odor so strong that it becomes intol
erable to all insects. t
Carrots as Food for Horses,,
A correspondent
nulls nil!- fittintinii
L of long oxporienco
to tho following ox-
tract from tho London Live Slock Jour
nal, adding that he has himself jfjfiTcar
rots to cart anil other hoi'ics fdrfthirty
years witli good results, as hundreds of
others have also dono throughout tho
Eastern States, and that ho has nevor
heard of any injury from their uso;
Wo do riot entirely agreo with thoso
who maintain that tho carrot is tho most
vholesomo and nourishing food which
can bo given to horses. Tho carrot, Bays
Jt Agriculture, is excellent when cm-
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inoyed as a tonic for old horses in order
to purify and strengthen tho blood; but
its uso is dangerous for young horses,
nnd especially for stallions. It gives
tliciu too much blood; makes thorn nerv
ous, irritable, spiteful or vicious when
nt work, and predisposes thorn to apo
plectic fits if thoy do not tako onough
exorcise. Geldings and marcs ; might
not bo particularly liable to inconven
ience ol this nature; nevertheless, in all
cases carrots should bo given with tho
greatest moderation to Tiorscs of less
than ten years of ago. Tor horses past
this age thoy may bo harmless; arid with
oats, may constitute a valuable articlo
of food. Horses eat them with avidity,
especially whou they aro mixed with
coarse bran. This diet gives horses now
blood, which seems to restore- their
youth.
Unfortunately, tho carrot is not to
bo had all tho year round. Wo need
not regret this, however. An articlo of
food the effect of which is so powerful
is only valuable when employed for a
timo. Its prolonged uso is ot no good;
for tho body can get accustomed to
everything, oven to tho most violent
medicines. Tho carrot might bo very
appropriately called the regenerator of
old worn-out horses. A horse which
has been improperly treated, is fatigued,
thin and exhausted, improves visibly
when fed upon this generous diet. Bui
if thoso who have tho care of tho animal
aro not careful to let it tako regular ex
orcise or to take a little blood from it,
or, better still administer a strong pur
gative, they will find that, just when tho
embonpoint and vigor begin to bo no
ticeable, tho horse is seized with apo
plexy, and perishes, just when it ap
peared to bo completely mado over
ugain, and fit for work.
Adulteration.
Adulteration has become a tcienco.
Wo water our stock, and sand our sugar,
and dilute our prayers with many words,
and have fallen so low that wo uso glue
in our ico cream. What an appetizing
combination is gluo anil cretnvi. Wo
don't know what tho gluo is made of,
and for that matter wo don't know what
tho cream is mado of, though wo have a
strong feeling that any solf-resnecting
cow would repudiate tho idea that sho
had anything to do with its manufact
ure, but v hen tho gluo and the cream
aro properly compounded one is able to
buy a heaping plate of tho refreshment
at tho old price, while the profits of tho
saloon keepor are indefinitely increased.
Tho bounty of tho gluo is that it makes
tho ice cream frothy,, anil deludes tho
unwary into tho bdliof that ho gets a
groat deal more than ho pays for. Thero
may, however, bo a moral side to this
matter, and if-gluo takon internally will
only nuiko some men btiek to their
word, and make others stick to their
business instead of spending mot of
their timo attending to other people's,
it will ccaso to bo an adulteration uud
becomo a boon.- N. Y, JJeriiltl,
Japanese Bamboo.
There are somo fine old bamboos in a
neighboring grovo, standing in sym
metrical order, their foatliery tops
piercing tho sky. Tho bamboo not only
gives voice in its growth, but it grows bc
rapidly that you can sco it incroaso in
height as you look at it. Ono gentle
man of our party assured mo that ho
hos bamboos growing on ids placo that
nro increasing in height throo foot in
twenty-four hours. Our host told mo
that tho grovo wo woro looking at at
tained its growth in about thirty days,
and thoy were at least forty foot in
height. Tho first fo'w days tho growth
is not so rapid as during tho lost fifteen
days. Tho bamboo never grows in
diameter aftov leaving tho ground.
Tltoro aro many different species somo
as delicate in their rotundity as a lady's
riding-whip, while somo aro several
inches in diameter At a ripo old ngo
tho bamboo flowers and dies. Tlio
grovo wo woro looking at was standing
in tho placo whoro had grown, blos
Bomod and died somo of tho same
family. It is suhl that as tho "twig is
bent tho treo is inclined." As tho bam
boo shows itsolf nt two feet abovo the
S round, it ronm'ns in girtli during its
fo. It shows tho same appearance- al
ways. Tho secret of its iiuoly-liborod
exterior is thus accounted for. Tho
bamboo of to-day will bo tho same un
til it adorns itsell witli its death chap
lot. It is tho very personification oi
vigor. When it is onco rooted in the
soil it is thero for all timo, or until
every vestige of root fiber is eradicated.
It extends its roots in all directions,
and grows as fast almost laterally un
derground as its shoots do above.
When tho shoots make thoir appcar
anco so rapidly do thoy grow that tho
ground is raised and broken about
them. In China, for tho punishment
of certain crhnes, it is provided that
tho culprit shall bo bent over n grow
ing bamboo a torriblo infliction of
punishment it must bo, becauso it
means nothing more nor less than im
palemont. And yet so tender aro the
young shoots that thoy aro eaten as a
vcgctablo, and considered a delicacy.
Yokohama Cor. San Francisco Chronicle.
It is estimated by tho census ol
1880 that thoro is an average of five
and a quarter persons to each family.
In ninny of tliom tho husband is the
quarter.
Tho Opinion or a l'liynlclnn.
A physician writing ol Dr. Quysott's Yellow
Dock uud Snrsapurilln, having carefully ana
lyzed Us ingredients, Bays: ''I feel enthusi
astic over tliis great health ronower. There
can be no other remedy so harmless and yet
bo effective. No other posslblo combination
of drugs will mora rapidly assist nature in
hastening the euro of general Ill-health. In
chronic diseases of tho lungs, liver and kid
neys and nervous system it Is especially bene
ficial. In its composition I was especially
pleased to find Iron, Celery and Juniper com
bined with the Sarsaparllla and Yellow Dock.
Iron of Itself Is seldom beneficial, but in con
nection witli sucu vaiuanie vcgetcbio tonics its
effects will at all times have a tendency to
promote health and strength."
If you must chink Ice-water put a Httlo
oat-meal iu It The oat-meal doesn't help tho
water any, but gives you timo to make a will.
Detroit Post.
Mit. M. A. Coons, of Illploy, O., writes : "I
have been taking Dr. Quysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsuparilla for impuro blood, weak kid
neys and liver complaint. I found it very
effective. What pleased me was its mildness.
' When I left off taking it thero was no craving
lorits luruicr use, nor was mere any reaction
and consequently no renewal of my complaint.
I think a gicut deal of tho medicine and rec
ommend It strongly."
Tiinr.i: members ot a brass band In Illinois
were practicing in a hotel struck by lightning,
and never knew that anything unusual was
going on. Chicago Trtbutie,
"Bugiiupaiiu." Quick, comploto cure, all
annoying Kidney Diseases. $ 1, at Druggists.
'II'mI" ejaculated Fogg. "So thoy say
this play is takon from llfol I should say
rather that tho life is taken from tho play.1'
Boston Transcript.
BETTKn than castor oil, Wiso'a Axle Grease,
and we know ft.
Lton's Ileel StlfTonors keep now boots and
sVora straight. By shoo and hard waro dealers.
m
Wn see an articlo in tho papers about boj
inventors. Wo hope thoy v, ill Invent a boj
who won't whistle on his fingers ard yell on
tho streets at night. AT. Y. Post.
e
TnEK you are fond of jachtlngl Very well.
Then wo expect your vocabulary to embrace
all tho torms In tho nautical dictionary, noni
of them mis-applied. Who's got tho top
sheet anchor halyards in his vest pocket! An
swer quick. New Haven JltgisUr,
a
Tub excursion steamboat accident season
has oponcd. To mako an excursion steam-
Doai pcriecuy sine, ursi remove uio uouors
and then beach tho boat A'". Y. Graphic.
WnKjr it halls In Kansas It doosn't stop al
pellets of ico the size of marbles and peach
es, but works up to chunks as largo as or
anges, and cows aro knocked down nnd
horses bicak their necks In trying to dodge al!
ways at once. Detroit Free Frets.
An exchange asks : "Why stand yo with
out 1" Well, stranger, it's becauso tho dog ii
not tied, and wo haven't yet made his ao
qualntance. N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
Whkn a young lady asked to look at a pap
asol, the clerk said: "Will you pleaso give
tho shade you wantl" ' I expo-it tho para
sol to give tho shade 1 want," said the youu
lady.
A Nitw bonnet Is trimmed with radishes.
As everything In dress and tho wearer must
harmonize nowadays, it is presumed that this
bonuet Is to he worn with u radish, and not a
taru-up nose. NorrUUnm Herald.
'"
The Chicago people say that, talk as yot
may of culture, tho product of their peni
amounts to more than the Income of all thi
authors of New England, l'lg thing. Dostot
Commercial Bulletin,
Focket stoves are now provided for plcnli
parties. It Is a fine invention, though notb
fug warm Is used at picnics except tho lomon
ado, and that Is not carried in tho pocket,
JV. 0. J'icayune.
a
When you bnj blackberry Jam at tho jrro
ccr's don't ask hnn If it Is made of wormy tigs
soft peaches and poor brandy. He was nova
tolMS (pundryjvuero such tulnzs aro out un
"Necessity Is tho mothor of Invention."
Diseases of tho liver, kidneys' and bouols
brought forth that soverolgn remedy Kidney
Wort, which Is naturo's normal curative for
all thoso dire complaints. In olthor liquid or
dry form it is n perfect remedy for thoso torri
blo diseases that causo so many deaths.
At a family pirty Who company was so
large that two boys had to wait at supper.
When tho meal had long: been over and
tho older folks still sat at flio table, tho
elder of tho boys it was his seventh birthday
was scon crouching ou the doorstop outsldo
thosuppor room and was asked! "Whoro is
Taull" With a deop-Wruwn sigh, the lad re
sponded: "I don't know: I s'poso ho's Bomo
whoro prayln' tho Lord for his supper I"
EllenvUle Journal,
"I Don't Want That Stuff"
Is what a lady of Boston said to her husband
when ho brought homo somo medicine to euro
hor of sick headacho and neuralgia which had
mado her mlaorablo for fourteen yoars. At
tho first attack thereafter, Itwasadmlnistorcd
to her with such good results, that sho con
tinued its uso until cured, and was so en
thuslastta in Its prat so. that sho Induced
twenty-two ot tho best families iu hor clrclo
to adopt It as their regular family mcdiclno.
That ''stuff." is Hop BlttorlWitowfard.
A ni.Acir, washerwoman will do In tho city,
but In tho country tho girls always want a
whito lawn-dress. Boston Commercial Mul
letitu
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Our rroijross.
As stages aro quickly abanMcd with tho
completion ot railroads, so thcuvigc, drastic,
cathartic pills, composed ot crude and bulky
medicines, aro quickly abandoned with tho In
troduction of Dr. Plorco's "Pleasant Purga
tive relicts," which aro sugar-coatou, ana uttlo
larger than mustard seeds, but composed of
hlglily couccutrated vcgctablo extracts. By
druggists.
IIanoimo n thermometer In tho coolest
placo In tho yard to ascertain how hot It is, Is
ono of tho paradoxes of civilization. Xcto
Uavtn Jlcylstcr.
TPiinyaoii's "May Qhcoii."
Who knows that if tho beautiful crirl who
died so young hud been blessed with Dr.
PIcrco's "I'avorlto Prescription" sho might
have reigned ou many another bright May
day. Tho "Favorite Picscrlptlon" la a cer
tain euro for all thoso disorders to which
females arc liable. By druggists.
"What's tho man yelling at!" asked a
farmer of his boy. "Why," chuckled tho
youngster, "he's yelling at tho top of his
voice."
SiitlHfiiotory.
Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N. Y., writes: "I
have used BimiiocK Blood Bitters for ncrv
oua and bilious headaches, and havo recom
mended them to my friends: I hcllovo thorn
superior to any other medicine I havo used,
and can recommend them to anyouo requiring
a cure for biliousness." Pi lac, $1.
F,Ti:iihAi, fitness was novcr more appropriate
ly dove-tailed In than In tho euphonious namo
of tho Gorman pianist, Hammerltt
"I'oiirmi OU."
L. P. Follctt. Marlon, O., states that ho has
used Thomas' Koi.ecthio Oil for burns, and
has found nothing to equal it In soothing tho
pain and giving relief.
OscauWimje has been taken for an Indiana
herb doctor 1(10 times in the last three mouths.
Ar. Y. Graphic.
If tho blood bo Impoverished, as manifested
by pimples, eruptions, ulcers, or running
sores, scrofulous tumors, swellings or general
debility, tako Dr. It V. PIcrco's "Golden
Medical Discovery." Sold by druggists.
That "tho living skeleton Is dead" Rcems
strango onough ; but tho news was announced
that way In Now York. A'. O. J'icayune.
tSF'Nothlng so slmplo and perfect for color
ing as tho Diamond Dyes. For carpot rairn,
bettor and cheaper than any other dye-stuffs.
Tub young skipper who takes a part) of
girls out sailing should content himself wnu
hugging tho shore. A'. U. J'icayune.
"Kouoii on Hats." Clears out rats, mlco,
roaches, bed-bugs, gophers, chipmunks. 15c
.
3t was a Detroit girl who wanted to marry
at llfteen, so an to hao her golden wedding
hurry up tho faster. Detroit 7'rcc J'rcss.
,
Faumeus, teamsters, don't oxnoilrncnt, but
use Fraor Axle Urease. It Is tlio best.
I'ci-HOimtl
The Voltaic Belt Co , Marshall, Mich., will
send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Klcctro-Voltaic
Belts and hlectrlc Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men (young or old) who aro af
flicted with nervous debility, lost vitality and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy nnd
complete restoration of health and manly vigor.
AddrcHs as above. N. B. No risk is lucurrod,
as thirty day's trial Is allowed.
Bt using Wiso's Axle Greaso you save horse
flesh. Ir afflicted with Pore Eyes, uso Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Eyo Water. Druggists sell it. 25u.
Wise's Axlo Greaso makes wagons run easy.
Tnv tho new brand, "Spring Tobacco."
STETTEIH
CtU0RATtOle,
llometUr'aStomnch
Hitters extirpate
Uyspeptla with great
it ccrtnlnty and
promptltudo than
nny Vnown remedjr,
and U a most genial
lnvlgorant, appetizer
and aid to itrrctlcn.
These art) not empty
auerttont, at thoai
and of our country
men and women who
lmo experienced Its
r lfectn areawure. but
urn backid up by Ir
rvfrngntilo proof.
The nitun nlno Klve
a healthful itlmulu
to the urinary or
puna. For aalo ly nil
I)rUKKlt and Deal
er fc-vtierally.
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AKIS-VTHI Ail!.VTN! AKiaiHl Wanted for tho
Now Hook, "Our l.oal L-mplorara." a jujl nd u
tuuitlo account of a
JEANNETTE
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AND ALL IJOWKL COMPLAINTS.
Tho world 1ms uovor proiluood Its oquitL
rrcpamlby C. WAKunittuftCo., Hloomtnuton, UL
TRY IT! For 8nlo by All DrusKtsta.
HAS BEEN PROVED
The SUREST CURB for
K.DfEY DISEASES.
Soa Alamo baok or dlaonlerotl tirlno Indi
cate tlmt you are A victim f THEN DO NOT
lEBBITATEi uo Kioney.vort at onoa, (arujf
jlaUroooramondlDandlt wlUipoodlly ovor
ooraa tho ilUooao and reatoro licaltliy action.
mCIVIIODb to your cr. audi b rain
andtroakneaaot, Kidney-Wort la uiurarpaaaoa
a It -will act tiroinntly and anfely.
ElUierBor. incontinenoo.Mitcntion onirino,
brick duat or ropy deposits, and dull dragging
palna, all apootuiy yiia to its curatlvs power,
J- BOU) BT ALL DUUaOIOTfl. Prion f 1.
EDUCATIONAL.
ADUIAK COIiLKflK. Adrian. Mleli l'lro Bchoola,
HeiulforUntaluirun, otc.lo I). H Mteplien. l're t.
UNION COU.KOK OK LAW. Clilr.go. 111. Tlio
twenty faunliyoarbrstniHopt 'jnli.M. Diploma,
admit to (lie liar of Illlnol. Korclrrulnniaddirt
llON. II IIootii, C'lilcago, III.
OT. OI.AIU'S ACADKMV. PliiMnnwa MnumV, Wl .
IO liiiotinaKn(nccnl)y una lu'itltlifully lluatid, A
aplcndld now Acndrmy 1 almot eutiiplcud nnd will bo
frady for pupil In tlio fall, For CaUJokuo, addtr
lolfifT HiiM'rlor, NUCInrn Acndciny, Hlmlimwa Mound
l,.0.,(mntCoWI.t'l'upllMtlriulliig()ur Academy
have n-duccil rate on ltullroudn. Apply here for ticket.
LEARHTELEfiRAPHY.iirar.rri:
vnlcd. American Bchool of TcUgrapby, Madlaon, Wla.
JOHNSON'S GOM'L COLLEGE Vnfu.
year. Bpeclmctwof Pcnma'nMilp and Clrcitlani, Free.
ENGLAND CONSEIWATORY GF
iliminfi, SCHOOL OF ENGLISH
IrHJllILl DRANCHES.LANGUAGEa
AnTS.ELOCUTIO N S PHYSIC ALCULTUnE.
ESPLENblDLY.FURNISHED.
IN THE HEART OF D03TQN.
RARE ADVANTAGES.LOW RATES.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR. E.TQURJEE.
AGENTS
(I.iiillea or Gentlemen)
Mnlto Money Fast Handling
Irs. Oweais' Cook Book.
Invaluable, to Ifoiiackvepei.
I'riu'tlciil n ml lviular.
Olltllt 11.25. V. V OWIKNH,
fl.tO Kitltfin Htroot, CIiIimik..
WRITER VflSSSKtif Walohea
""io.1 Hulrll I.itU, Iowa.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH!
L. P. HASKELL, Dintlst, MtBl'
Ila devoted It O yenr cxcluhly to Artlileliili
Teeth. For ( year lia mado "A 1. 1. KISN' Con
tinuum flmn Wort," tho oniyiierftclmetbodforArtl
ftclnl Tcctli. Write for hi bonk-"!!!- CT r C C
Jurloui effect of Valcanlzod ltublcr." t E. G
ISSTITTJT 301.
KttabliKin d, nti; IiHiirixirHtid.
1). Knrtlic fitro of !iiiic-ra.
Tumor., IJIcera, Hrroriilw
An1 Uirm fli.B.... wtt!.,.,.. !
tiu of kiilfuoruiKS or liwoti. ond lltlio pain 1'or
INrOnMATION, OmaDI.AItl AND llKKKIIItNOIN, uldrtii
I)IC. F. I.. X'ONII, Aiirotu, ICune Co., IIL
Etnploymont for Ladios.
The Oueen Cllv hu&firrtilr r,Hnidi,vi,f Tin.
clnnatlaie now inanutactuiln.' anil InlMHtuatng
their new Mvrklaf huiort.r. fur l-arilr. and
lallana, and thcli unaiu.led bllrt Hu,radtn
for lJlf, and want tellable lady ifrnti lo tell
i them In cvtiy liouMhuld, Our Kentteverr
wlute meet with read tuctevt and make Ikim
loini talarlea. Write at ence for term, and aa
cure eiclutlve territory. Adiliati
Oihi tllr Ha.Daitr C-llm.lmmmit ml.
07 Lcaillng Fhy.lclani reconiinend thrui f,iiiurirrt, 0
TREATMENT
OF COMMON
ACCIDENTS
And
IiIHKAHKH
and Kulc of Blmplo Hygiene. Hy Dr. Dawaon W,
Turner. Ituvlted nnd llularged by twelve emlnrnt
London I'liyilclana. Taper cover, 8f cent; tlloib,
CUoent Kent poatpati) on ri'celptuf price. MAO
SIII.IiANAO(llSl 4lh Ave., Nnw York.
iXTIWAL
(R nnil OAltPENTKIW notv u irMntv
ltlUUUjJ,ertonieallklndtofwiw,otIieywlllcut
lcttcr than ever. VttmH'i.(io. Clreulainnnd price to
Agent. Addrcu E. KOTH ft DUO., New Oxford. I'a.
0, 10, 25 cent COUNTER SUPPLIES
TOYS, NOTIONH, Ac. Catalogue free.
GARY, FULTON & CO., HO Bummer 8t.,Uottm, Matt
LIOUTNINU 1IANMO aiwl Oultar Imtructor
ami HiMiiniu! ioiy of muntlily Dunlo ami Oultar
dUUit.NAI, wui fur 14 t.tMH. tUrculara ruKt.
B.H. blKWAUT, No, 4au. i:ight BU. I'lilla.. I'a!
gq Witt who VJ nv witch I I WKAIt OUT
SOT.Tl l)V WMchmaVcnrn. Hyuinll, as'nta. Clroulaf
vVLilf VKKK..1.H, miiCUli CO.! I)8Ucy St.. N.2
HAIR
I iirir uvir.Hcnir.o.ii.anyivliere. Whole,
aalo&llruil I'rlu'lht r"r,Ooobigiuraii.
lb l II I! bTltKim t,',7 ftbajli.avClilcago.
V Ifl SOfl FrtUy atliomi' SmiiplcB worth 85
V O VU tUfrx. Aildn'iH.SriNJ()Vt.C),I,ortland.Ma.
A MONTH ond board In your county. Men
or l.udli I'l axaut buMuta. Aiidrrta
1 W Kntai.EHd.Cu,. HukUI. Chicago, III.
ARPUTQ Aro mnklncr HtO a tiny boIHiik
MUEIl I O ourgood rtendforrJrcularandU'riii!.
Unat EnglUh Cutlery Co , llox Hl'.lS, JI0ton, Jla.
tfiR A. WERKlnynuroun town. Tcrum and
0)UDluouUUfrw.Aildr'8ll,IIalltU&0).1l'urtlaiHl1Mo
RIMnOrcutitraMi
' 4. OdUi;7H T. e,ul Ht 7i iZi. .H,' E"?
Mllftl f,ululni,n..,H.A n.t
ABURK CUIli: for i:)lltriy or Flta In 24 lioura. Free
to poor. I)n. hiiume,.rlMAraenalBt.,St.I,uullM
A. N. K.-A.
8M
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Vlriltr muU vu ,ulv thm aerik.MIll
(ft thittpuper,
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l'trf !iX)pp. ( .U) I.islu K. Kaitt.Bt, M. D
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