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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, FEB. 14, 1896.
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Prloo, 2ic, BOo. find Sl.OOnor
THC DR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUI9, MO.
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All tinnier In innim publication iiuiii l r
celvt l ill Hi W iifllfo nut biter limn i-iliiu- '
Advertisements cannot he ordered in i
lti current week Liter tli.inThnmtiiy.
AtniMiy.
, A few young people spent liiBt Sutur
day ousning ut Mr. Frisblo'n. All liml
u good timn.
It io not best for nny morn BtrntiKcrs
to visit tho Christian Kndeiivorunil tlit'ii
go away with thn saying on thoir Hih
tbnt tlio choir ought to sand papor thoir
voIcoh.
Fnl). 1 1 MIhh May Trunltoy will entor
tain ht'r cIiuh mules of tliu Red Cloud
high tohool with ii viilontiuo pnrty.
It is wished by tho nietnborH of tho
ChriRtuin Kndouvor thut nil who have
nny thing to nny on tho subject iiRsltrnecl
for tho ovoiiiug would fitnnd on their
foot imil lot nil in tlio liouso hour them
Htid then when thoy urn through hu still
bo othern cmi Ih heard.
SoniBot A. Ureon'B friondu havo got-
ton up u subscription for linn, lr you
wieli to ntd your mito luinil it to CJcorgo
Maun.
On WVilncpdiiy MiPDCH Dollu nnd Stella
Auxier left Huh city to npunil 11 fow iImjb
in Hod Cloud.
Tho Amlioy (lobutiiiK society duuided
that tho law should prohihit thn wuarint;
of bloomers.
Mr. V. limil Iihb gono to Chicnifo on
bUflillOHH,
A fow of ournod church momborB ox
peotod to iittoiid a dmico in Red Cloud
February !, but owing to thn condition
of tlio iitmoHphoio woro unablo to ut
tonil. Thoy contontod tliiMiiHtlvos by
Buying "All thuiKH work toKothor for
good for thorn thai lovo tho Lord."
Gicjrc,o Law Iihh roturnod from Kan
Baa whnro ho has boon Rolling oniotib.
Owiiir to tho illnoBB of tho V. P. S. C.
E. orgiiuint, Susio HnUor, tho choir did
not practico but have dinncd thn tiino
to Saturday niht and thorn to (a. V.
Ualtor'n. All initio HlngorB aro invited to
coino and bring their lioHt girls.
If Mr. Sheldon is ubsont from Sunday
Bchool next Sunday Mrs. Lorn FriBbio
will taUo cliargo of the Bchool,
Nkwb Ho v.
Hlinon S, llnrtiniiii, of Tnmielton, Wust
Vn., him been nuhject to nl tacit of colio
about mice n year, nnd wnulil luivo to cull
a doctor ami then milfur nbout twolvo
bourn iiH much jib Home do when thoy dlo.
He wiih taken recently jnut the name oh at
other I linen, and concluded to try Cham
brrlaluV Colic, Cholurn ami Uinrrhoon
remedy, Ho Huyn: "I took ono done of
it und it gnvn me relief in flvn miiuitun.
That in morn thnu any thing elne linn
ever dime for me." for Hide by Doyo
& Oriee.
tSlacliNiiiltli Keiuoviil.
Wo havo moved our blackmnith nhup
to thn lilglitfoot liuihling, Routh of thn
laundry. All IuiiiIh of work done and
guaranteed. A. Hrunor A- Son. 7 It
A high liver with n torpid liver will not
be a long liver. Current tlio livor with
DeWlttV bittlollnrly KiHern, littlu plilH
cure d)BpepHia and coiiHtipatiou, 0 li
Ootting.
Tlio list of lottora remaining at tho
poBtotllco uncutlod for up to Fob. in,
169G:
Altiright, Job. Hoiler, Christ
Coino, S. Fotrow, Ida
Lamanger, Frank Nolson, Q. P,
Tho nbovo lottora will bo eont to tho
dead lotter otllco Fob, 27, 1890. If not
culled for. FuankCowiirn, Postuiastor.
Any tendency to premature baldness
may bo promptly cheeked by the nse of
Ayer'a Hair Vigor. Don't delay till the
floalp la bare nnd tlio hair-roots des
troyed. If you would realize the best ro
units, begin nt onoo with thin invnltiablo
preparation,
A Ootid rami Tor Sale.
Four mih'B north-west of Red Cloud,
containing K'O ncrcs. TerraB reiiBonnblo,
Apply to MrB. Juh. Kirkwood, Fuirfax,
Atchieou county, Mo, 15-lim
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Pair Highest Medal nd Diploma.
U Hftl FIN'S M
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VOLCANIC OIL
ANII 0REATI15T CURB OP PAIN, j
quick relief from the accidents
common 10 numan or annum
In rnnsfnnt use for halt a century. I
bottlo. Sold everywhere
Illiideu.
J. C. Hartirwn waa attending court
at Kcd Cloud the for part of this
wack,
W. II. HofTman and wifo drove to
Hustings Monday returning Tuesday
Jap, White and Mr. Albright of
Hed (Moud were shaking hands with
friends in this oity last Wednesday.
W. P. (JlawBon marketed soino hogn
at HIud Hill Friday.
Ui-v. Hummel was called by tele
gram to Iowa Monday to see his
daughter who ih soriou?ly ill.
Kdward Kirr nnd Miss Klsio Grcig
worn united in tlio bond of matrimony
at (ho homo of iliu brides pare n is on
Fob. ft. llcv. Iluiinncl oflioiati'd.
Horn unto Mr and Mrs. 0. A. Kist
orlyon Sundaj, Fob. 2, n son.
An Kpworth Liaguo was organized
l'a-it Saturday and Sunday by Rev.
lluiuuu'l with over oighty charier
numbers. This is the siroiige.it
League organized in tho county.
The services Mill continue at iliu G.
A II. hall. Much interest is main
gcsied in tho meetings. Itov. Young
Iihh charge during Htv. Uutumolri b
scnoe. Religious topics and discussions
havo taken the (il.ieo of poitios on our
streets now.
If tho huir in fnllini: out nnd turning
grny, the glands of tho Hkin no ml Htimii
liting and color food, and tho bent rom
ody and btiinulnut is Hall's Hair Hunower.
i m
Crtiiikvd Creek.
Parties mid spelling schools are the
chief aiuuscincnti now a-days.
Mrs. Martin nnd daughter were vis
iting at Mrs. Ten Haul's ono day thib
week.
Tlio party at Mr. Nolswortli's waa a
grand suocess, Kvorybody reported
a good time.
Guy and Richard Tenuant were
visiting in Franklin last week.
Mr, Denno und wifo wcro visiting
ut Mr. Harris' Sunday.
Tho spelling school last Thursday
evening was well uttouded, and a good
time enjoyed by nil. Misa Minnie
Reihr was tho champion speller.
Will Holsworth and wife from Bla
den wero visiting thoir parcuts last
week.
George Wintnn has returned from
Cripple Crook, where he has beeu
looking after his mining interest.
Ed Reihor'H favorite buggy horfo
was badly out on tho wire fence one
day last wook. Tmx.
A CtJIlAHI,i: DISCASF..
Clironle Calarrli In Proiinimeed
Curulilo by Ir. Ilarlmau.
Thcro arc an almost countless num
ber of remedies said to euro chronic
catarrh. The most of these aro of no
use whatever, nnd many worso than
useless, being actually harmful. A
few aro successful in a small number
of cases llioso which aro very slight
and easily curable cases which might
almost got well by simply taking cam
not to catch cold again. Rut of all
this vast multitudo of medicines it
can not bo said that there aro more
than two or three which aro notunlly
specifics, and without doubt the most
reliable Pe-ru-na, ft nlwajs cures
when it is faithfully and conscien
tiously used. It not only cures ca
tarrh of tho head und throat, but ea
tarrh of tho stomach, livor, bowels,
lungs, bronchial tubes, kidnoys, and
in fact any of the organs of tho hu
man body. It is indeed a dreadful
caso of catarrh, wherever looated, that
Pc-ru-na can net euro, or at least
greatly help. It my bo proourod at
all tho drug store, and it should bo
given a faithful trial by those who
havo tried iu vain elsowhoro to get ro
lief. A book on catarrh and catarrhal
discasos of 64 instructively illustrated
pages will bo sont freo to any address
by Tho Pe-ru-nn Drug Manufacturing
Company of Columbus, Ohio.
WEH
riirnhhcd Expressly Tor The
Red Cloud Chief.
(Copyrightod, 181X5, by W. T. Foster.)
St. Josfpii, Mo., Fob. IB. My last
bulletin gavo forecasts of the storm
waves to cross tho continent from
17th to 21st and tho next will reach
the Pacific coast nbout 22d, cross
tho west of Rockies country bv closo
of 2Ud, groat central vallejs 21th to
20th and eastern states 27th.
TIiIh disturbanei! will bring ex
tremes of temptraturo and rudical
weather changes with high tempera
tuns preceding the next storm wave.
Tho warm wavo will cross tho west
of Rookies country nbout 22d, groat
central valloys 24th, tastcrn states
26th. Cool wnve will croBi the west
of Rookios country about 21th, great
central valleys 27th, eastern states
29th.
cuoiv, ok 1896.
Indications urc that the crops pro
duced this year will bo mora valuable
to the producers than usual, and
therefore how to obtain tho best re
sults when battling with floods and
drouths is a matter of particular in
terest at this time.
Very deep plowing, without tinn
ing tho top toil under, is tho first
requisite. To effect this, uho a nar
tow plow, and instead of running two
plows use oulv otic and double the
team. If a wido plow is used, deep
plowing somutimiH does not produce
a good crop tho lirst year boeauso tho
top soil is turned under.
This is ths year to experiment a
little and learn something for luturo
use Commence on gardens nnd next
year you enu oxtond tho successful
exporimouts to tho linger fields
In 1870 u peasant farmer in Eng
land observed that a hill of potatoes
in his garden gro,v much taller and
had a much moro thrifty and health
ful appearance tho whole season than
any of its neighbors on tho same soil,
without additional cultivation or fer
tilizing. When the potntocs wore dug, this
hill produced double tho amount of
nny of tho others and tho peasant's
curiosity was excited, He wanted to
know why this rcmarkablo difference
in production had occurred. On dig
ging bolow the potato hill ho found
an old rusty iron hoop, but
otherwiso the soil conditions woro
just tho same us other parts of the
garden.
Next year ho placed old iron hoops
under potato hills in several parts of
his garden, and in each case a doublo
jK'ld of potatoes was ths rosult.
These facts woro given to a chem
ist nnd, after numerous tests and ex
periments, ho concluded that tho iron
under tho potato hills caused an in
crease in the electric currents from
tho atmosphere, and that this was tho
causo of tho increased vigor in the
vcgotablo growths.
Those tests wero extended during
tho third year by placing continued
wiros under entiro rows of potatoes,
leaving two or thrco rows botwecn
with no such wires under them. The
result was a remarkable difference in
tho yiold in favor of tho potato rows
under which tho wires had been
planted,
A romurkablo feature connected
with theso exporimonts was tho in
creased moisturo about tho potato
hills iu whioh tho iron had neon
planted. This iucrcaio of moisturo
is tho important point iu theso exper
DR. KILMER'5
KIDNOLIVERes MWB"
Rheumatism
Lumbago, pain In Joints or back, brick dust in
urine, frequent calls, Irrltutlon, Inflammation,
BTUvel, ulceration or catarrh of tho bladdor.
Disordered Liver
Tllllousnoty, headache, Indigestion or trout.
rUVA.ill'-HOOT InvlKorates, cures kidney
dlUlcultles, Ilrlglit's dlscuso, urinary troubles.
Impure Blood
Scrofula, swlailn, wncni) weakness or debility.
Swump-ltootliiillilsup quickly n rundown
constitution and muxes tho weak strong.
At iirncsUiH so t'fiiiH nnd 81.00 Slzo.
IiuhIIiU' liUlilo to llt'ultu" ilii- Lounulauon free.
lili. KlUlXU It CO.. llUsOUAUTON, N. Y
iments. The moisture increases tho
tlio conducting powor of the soil, and
this, in turn, increases the currents
that pour into tho topB of tho vege
tation from tho atmosphere, thereby
increasing tlio amount of plant food
carried into the vegetation. All plant
food comes from the atmosphere, not
th soil.
Since this discovery was made tlio
gardoucrs in England have used it
extousivcly, und its use bus had n
successful iuii of about twenty-six
years.
The In Ht results arc found to bo in
the dry years, bceatiso of tho moisture
gnthering poweisof tlio iron through
tho increased electric currents.
Let us put these valuable truths to
practical use for a small portion, at
least, of tho 1896 crops. This can
bo accomplished by many, in n small
way without expense.
Mako use of anything that is iron.
Rury old tin cans n foot deep under a
few hills of different kind of vego
tublts, leaving ather hills botwecn
withaut nny iron about them. Gath
er up all tho old iron hoops you can
find, cut them, straighten them, lay
thorn with their ends touching, six to
ten inches deep, under rows of corn,
or cotton, pens or sweet potatoes, to
nntoiis or radi.dics, or other vegeta
bles, and watch tho result as com
pared with others not thus supplied.
If iron, in any of its forms, is
oiinveniuiit, uso it about your trees,
garden plants, and common crops.
Where fruit trees aro in a failing
condition from any cause, this iron
fertilizer will usually restore health
and vigor. It will destroy th-t weovil,
or curculio, and where fruit is stung
by any of the various dchtiuctivo in
sects, a free use of iron iu tho soil
aiound the trees will uct as a prcvont
ativn by restoring vigor tw the troe.
Insects sting tho fruit of sickly
trees. This is the habit of the cur
culio. Diseased fruit is better adapt
ed to propagating insect life, and if
tlio tree and fruit is made healthful,
the insects will not uso tho fruit in
which to deposit their eggs.
Iron fertilizer, that is, iron in any
form that will supply tho soil with
oxido or rust, will euro or provent oot
tou blight, and will destroy many of
tho worms and insects that prey upon
tho cotton plant.
No exporiment has been tiicd as to
tho boll worm In cotton, but it is be
lieved that no boll worm can exist in
cotton whoro tho soil i fertilized with
iron.
Try tho iron fertilizer everywhero
this year on every kind of crops, at
least, in a small way, report tho ro
sult to mo and I will give tho world
tho benefit of it through my bulletins.
Iu every caso I will give tho namo
and address ol thn person making tho
experiment, so that all intorcstod par
ties can thoroughly investigate as to
tho truthfulness of the reports.
I am thoroughly convinced that
tlio uso of iron in various ways, as an
aid to crop productions, will prove to
bo of yery great vuluo to tho human
race, and everyene who, during 1896,
mako an experiment, lot it bo ever to
small, will not only gain valuable in
formation but will lastingly benefit
mankind.
The nioycle nnd the Corset.
Tlio Paris correspondent of tho Lew
don Truth hays that tho lougvoxed ques
tion of tho cored is in u way to bo sot
tied onco nnd for ull. Noithor doctors
uor rational dress reformer) will earn
tho credit of tho chungo, thanks boing
duo to tho oyclo only. Cyclo tailors nnd
trainers in Paris nro dead set against the
corset.
" There's no answering for yonr safety,
nindniuo," says tho trainer, "if ym
mnst go on hooping your conventional
figure You need ovory muscle in your
body and overy inuselo freo. A cointuro
just doep onough to sustain tlio waist
band of your knieks (knickerbockers,
pronounced "knocks") is nil I can til
low yon. Indeed tlio knieks shonld bo
eo light its hardly to weigh on tho hips.
Tho cycling dross should bo so light and
elastio that in wearing it ono should
scarcoly feol dressed voro it not for the
warmth."
Wo look in Paris on a gown woariug
womnn on n oyolo ns 6prnvling enri
catural creature, with no sonso of iltuoss.
Wrinkles.
If onr forehead is rigid with wrinkles
beforo 40, whnt will it bo nt 70? There
is ono consoling thought nbout these
marks of timo and trouble tho death
I angel almost always erases them. Even
tho oxtromoly agotl in doatli often wear
a smooth and poacofnl brow, thus leav
ing onr last momory of thorn calm and
tranquil Bat oar business is with life.
Scowling is a silent kind of scolding.
It shows that our souls uocd sweeten
ing. For pity's snko let ns take n sad
iron, or n glnd iron, or n smoothing tool
of Eomo sort und straighten tho cronsea
, ont of our faces boforo thoy becomo in-
dolibly engraved upon our faces. Ex-
I nliuimo
What is
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Costorla Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
nnd Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphino nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitulo
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, nnd Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its gunrantco is thirty years' uso by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys "Worms nnd allays
fovcrisluicss. Castoria provents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Cas
toria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend,
Castoria.
"CottorU Is an excellent medldno for chil
dren. Slothcra ha o nipeatcll jr told mo of Its
good effect upon their children."
Da. 0. C. Osoood,
Lowell, Mass.
" fjastorlft Is tho best remedy for children of
which I am aeiiuiliited. I hopo tho ilay Is not
far distant w lien mothers w Ulconslder tho real
Interest of their children, nnd uso Castoria In
stead of tho various quack mwtrumB which aro
destroying their loved one, by forcing opium,
morphine, Boothlng Bynip and other hurtful
ocenta down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves."
Da. J. F. KntcniuoK,
Conway, Ark.
The Centaur Company, TI Murray Stroot, Now York City.
A Voiee from E4 auras.
Editor Chief: I see your oity has
organized u commercial or business
club, if propurly managed it will be of
great benefit to your city and tho sur
rounding country. We would suggest
first the improvements of the roads
leading to your oity, by so doing you
will aid jour hoi; and grain market.
Where people go to market their
gram und stock there they usually
spend tlicir money. Don't mNtniie
the Roman sayini, that all roads lead
to Red Cloud. The people in this
part are getting tired of tmvoling
roads that have noyer boon worked.
Tho roads to the state lino on tho
Kansas side have been worked in good
shape, From the state lino iu Neb
raska to the river bottom tho roads
ara in a deplorable condition. When
tho roads are made good and people
come in traitis to your city treat them
with. By io doing you will hold
your trade and gain a business- rep
utation second to no city in tho west.
Wo would also suggest tho liboral uso
of printer's ink. Lei the people know
what j on huvn for salo und whnt your
prices are. Quiok sulos und small pre
fits should ever bo jour motto.
Who pup the creamery, the canning
factory. Stir up another ruilraad or
two; that will give ih competition in
freight nnd passenger rates. Wo
would also suggest the renewal of tho
daily uuil from Red Cloud to Cora,
Kansas., then wo could get daily mar
kets from your oity to eastern cities
as well, iuito a number oi our peo
ple wero taking advantngo of low
pricea advertised in Tiik Chiek f
Inst week. Health is usually good in
this neck of tho woods. Stock is
winter nicely. People- aro beginning
to prepare for spring work. Wo had
a fine rain tho last two days of .Jan
uary and n nice snow tho sixth of Fob-
nur). J. M. B.
....
Threw Away His Ciiiicm.
Mr. D. Wiley ox-postmaster, ninok
Creek, N. Y., was so badly nlllioted with
rheumatism that ho was only able to hob
ble nrnund with cnues, and oven then it
caused him great pain. After uMiik
Chamberlain's l'ain Halm ho was bo much
improved that ho threw away his onnes,
Ho saya this lini meat did him more ood
than all other medicines und troatment
put together. For hiiIu nt fiO cents per
bottlo by Doyo & Gnco.
LAXOIi is tho best raedioino for child
ren. Doctors recommend It in placo of
Castor Oil.
market Report.
Corrected weekly by Hed Cloud l'roduco Ce,
Wheat fiO K
Corn now 15
Oats now 18
Rye 25
Barloy 35
Flax 75
Hogs 3 503 CO
llutchor's stock 2 002 CO
Butter 13
Eggs 10
Potatoes 40
Spring chickons perlb 0
Old bona per lb 4
TurkojH 7
lluy per ton 3 003 50
Children Cry foE
i Pitcher's Castoria.
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Castoria.
" Castoria Is bo well mlnptod to children that
I recommend It as superior to any prescription
known to me." .... .. .
II. A. Ancnr.n, M. D-.,
Ill So. Oxford Bt., llrooklyn, N. Y.
" Our phyblclans In tho children's depart- 1
meni navu spuKt-i- ik'" "- . .-;- -i
i-iiee In their outsldo practico I th Castoria,
and nlthuugh wo only luivo among our
modioli supplied what la known as retruUur
products, yetwoaro froo to confess that tha
merlta of Costorla lias won us to look wltk
favor Un it."
United llosirrix. and DisrENBAnr,
Boston, Mas.
Am C. BMmt, rrts.,
nHi
ns. i:. ots:s.
A, C. Hos.vtr.i::- Dear friend and edi
tor, tho (Jr-at Kiimily Weekly hna gon
orously op'mi'il to mo ample room in tho
past in which, with tho boot of motives
I have writton iioticeF, notes and obser
vations for tho information of your mul
titudo of reiulern, both at home und
abroad with n view of lHpini; to keep
our oity nlivo and more especially to
thank and compliment the faithful
church workers and jjlvora. but it hne
come to mo tlmt I havo uiven offonce
and as I dosiro tho iood will and friend
ship of all our townsmen mid that only
tho best things shall came to thorn one
and ull, I am quite null p"rmiitrded that
while tipped is silver in this case, for
tho present ut lpied, silence will bo gol
den. Again tb.inkiiig ou for all courte
sies, I remain youra very respectfully,
J.H. IC. MAXPtRDU.
A young man in I, iwol', Mai's., troub
led for years with a oonntmit aucoesafon
of boils uu hifl neck, wna completely
cared by taking only thrco bottlea or
Ayer's Saroaparilla. Another result of
th treatment wan greatly Improved di
gestion with inorensod avoirdupois,
One Minntn CohkIi Ciuo tonclioa the
riht spot. It nlo touches it at tlio right
timo if yorr tnko it when yon have n
conirh or ooldT Then don't cough, C L
Cotting.
hoo Uahy was bIcIc. wo ravo her Castorta,
When alio vas a Child, tho cried for Castorta.
When Bho becamo Miss, tho clunir to Castorta.
When boh had ChllJreu, sho t;a o them Castorta.
SPECIAL SALE
March 2d
AT .1.
O. IUT2.a:Si'K II A EC.
SPKOIALSALIJ ON
FARM HARNESS
of five pi:i; CUNT.
;27 00 11a iii'dh for $'2.', 05
23 10
29 CO
30 00
32 00
35 50
2( CO
27 55
28 50
30 40
31 83
Also a live per cent difcount on Swoat
Pads and Collars. This in a cost sale,
und for this dato only. Theso harnesses
aro all hand made and good oak stalk.
J. O. Itim.SlIt, Prop.
COPYRIGHTS.
CAN I OnTAJN A PATENT? For a
K.?IPL VE?f "'.' ",n no-nort opinion, write la ,
MIJNN & CM)., who Iibto hait iienrlTtlhr years
SB VI lfeH AVI A A I SI Iija fti.iSnnt l.t...lton. r . - . -T -
iviinivu ii mo I'muiiv uiitnrhB. lilulTUUniCvi
tlons strictly confidential. A llumlliooUof Id.1
formstloii concerning : I'iupihm urn! Iiow to oo.
tain ttiem sout free. Alse n cntsloguo of mechan
ical ana sclentllla IkioIcs mint free. """ ,
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J.."-i!r? 'T0"Ul. widely belnnillm iiutillowrtu.
SSLW 'I?,1'1". Inventor. This siilriidlil rr.
"ueilweeklr.elcuantljrlliuBtratcd.liiH by fir the
Iswjt el mil nt i on of mif aclnillllo vMirk Iu thu
w,,fl'Ji-..,.9.T,,,,r. SHiniiln ceelos (ont tree.
UullillriK Million, monthly. f.'Xiiii ypur. Hlnglo
fr".l9,.-i eents. i-'tc ry nuiilm- i imitns bou
tirul plstiw, in ioiom, nnil iilioiou'runlis of new
iuu.ik. w iu prinn, eiiHiiiini; uiiiiiierstoaiinir Ilia
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