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NEBEASKa
FAMILY : JOURNAL,
A Weekly Newspaper issued ererj
Wedieriay.
82 Ctliwu f reidiig Better, era.
sistiig f Nebraska State News
I teas, Selected Stories aid
Miscellaiy.
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SubsoriptioB priM,
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AddraM:
M. K. Tcsxn ft Oat,
Columbut,
Platte Co., Nebi
J. DTJSSELL,
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NOTICE.
0!ive St., marly opposite Post-ofloo.
ejunees-r
LOUIS SCHREIBER.
Elackii aiHWaiioiMer.
All kiids of Reiairlig doie
Short Notice. Biggies, Wag-
oi9, etc.. atle to order,
aid all work Guar-
aiteed.
Alto toll the world-faaotu Walter A.
Wood Mowers, Boopen, Coabin-
od Machine!, Harvester,
aai f elf-himden tho
toitaado.
fc78aa paaatta the "TatterH, en
Ultra Ht.. COLUMBUS. 36-n
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Judicious Advertising
Creates many a new business,
Enlarges many an old business,
Revives many a dull business,
Ketcues many a lost business,
Saves many a failing busiucss,
Preserves many a large business,
Secures success in any business.
i
80 says a man ot business), and we add that
judicious advertising, for this section of country,
includes
THE JOURNAL
A oa of the mediums, hecaase it is read by the
best people, those who know what they want and
pay for what they get. We challenge comparison
with any country paper in the world in this re
atwet twrntv vmra nnblishina by the same
ruanagement, and sever one dun to subscribers ,
published in Tn Joubnal. This, better than t
anything else, shows the class ot people who
read Tax Journal every week. tf
GOSHEN
FENCE IAGEI1E!
CHEAP. ONLY 145.
Woraa wira aat slate, cat wiDews, aalit boards
r aaytaiaa- of the sort, seed; after posts are sat,
feaeecaa be asaa and stretched oa the groaad,
ia thswiater.by a boy or rdiaary farm head.
M to 40 reds a day, aad cam work it arsr any
green. The saaa who haa oa of these saa
caiaes can baild a f emea that ia asors durable aad
safe taaa any other, aad asake it at less cost.
The ssachiae aad a sasaple of its work caa be
eesa lathe city est llth street at Ernst k Bchwars
hardware store. Willsell ascaiasa, or territory,
or contract to pat apfsaese. .,-,
laaytf J. B. MATHEWBON.
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fuiWnnifiiiiCeBit. bo
, advertiser to ooa
tealt, bo be export
I oacea or otherwloe.
ropapon and eotlineteo
fthecootefad'
laa-.TBoaaveruaerwao
wants to woasmiiosloUox tedo.tatttbola.
irsMtinn be raoulreo, while forb iaa who will
two owe bsuslrod tkoooaaw dollars la a
TexMotea. sche W taflleated which will
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AN ALUMINUM HAND.
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Artificial Member With Which a Han
Can Do Every Kiail or Labor.
Somo months ago Willard A. Lucas,
on of Mr. Samuel Lucas, the wool man
ufacturer of Poquctanuek, Conn., had
his right hand severed in his father's
mill, nud since Mr. Lucas, sr., who has
inventive genius, has used evory effort
to replace the missing member with as j .
useful a substitute as possible. (
possible,
After visiting or writing
most prominent makers of
limbs in America, he
to the
artificial
learned
that it was in vain to search, either in
this country or Europe, for an artificial
hand that could be used in doing work.
Thereupon Mr. Lucas determined to
make a hand himself; but he toiled per
Ntentlv day and night for four months
before he was successful. He lias pro
duced an aluminum hand that is very
much like an old time steel gauntlet, and
that is almost as handy as i. a natural an iiuminated cat, made of pasteboard
hand. The fingers are all perfect in ; .. . , ... . , ln x.
shape and appearance, and the joints tin-coated with phosphorus, to be
bend like those of human lingers It is placed in cellars, store-rooms, and gar
smaller than the natural hand, but with ( rets to frighten rats away. Jfow for an
u a man can no every kiiiu oi wont.
Mr. Willard Lucas has worn one of the
artificial hands for several weeks, and '
with it can grasp and handily use all
; kinds of farm tools, tick up things from
j the ground, drive, handle a gun i:i fact,
use his metal hand quickly and skillfully
at any work. Like the natural hand
, the artificial one cousil of a palm that
j is provided with a fatening by which it
' is attached to the cork or wooden stump
that all one-handed men wear in place of
i the missing member, and of lingers and
; a thumb, the joints of which an; worked
! by a ratchet, so that they may be bent
i'orward at any angle and held there. The
hand may be either tightly closed or only
' partly shut, and only one linger or all
the fingers may be do-d at once- and
instantly by striking them against the
i body or other object. To release the
i fingers it is necessary only to touch a
' small spring on the back of the hand.
I The Invention is a nearly pi-rfect sub
stitute for tin' natural hand and the
onlv thing of the kind In the world.
Willard Luea avers he would
not part j
with the device for a fortune if it were .
not ruwihle to reiimiluee it.. . Uv means
of an ingenius contrivance the "artificial
hand may be moved sideways at the
place where it is attached to the arm ex- I
actly as the natural hand is moved.
Dkfaclikk has again appeared on i
the track in the colors of lapt. fc. . !
s. s.
Itrown. M. Corbett, the bookmaker,
bought the horse at the captain's recent
sale, but gave him up when the captain
informed him that his daughter was
very fond of Defaulter and wanted to buy
him' back. The Pittsburger was willing
to pay any price, but Corbett refused to
make one cent profit by the trade.
l"r to the present time the Empress
, Frederick of Germany has received
S1.4W.000. the. Duke of Edinbiirg SLr00,
' 000, the Duke of Conuausht Sl,8:,000,
j the Princess ChriMian SSI 0,000, the Duke
of Albany S'-70,000, and the Princess
Louise 5000,000 from the Kritish treas-
! ury.
1 HIRAM C. WHEELER.
Importer of Percharon and Shire Stallions.
Odebolt, Sao Count?, Iowa.
LMtQEST Importation of draft stallions !
to America this season. Quality tho very
best. First-class horse, either breed, $ 1.000.
Two and threo year's time. S per cent., eu- ,
abling horso to pay for himself.
Mas. M Ait ik lti..wxt:'s lameness is dis
appearing under the long surgical treat
ment she has undergone, but she is sub
ject to every change in the weather.
Rheumatism
Is of two kindH. scute and chronic. Tho former
i 1h accom:nicd by liiiin fever, ami in the bwo'.len
i ininti ti.n a intn uain. whifh often suddenly
j changes from one put of the Immi.v to ancmier. jrewjng to his immense distilling IU
I Chronic rheumatism i without lexer and not o MO -.--I, ,-mmnt
M-vetv. but more conUnuou. and llab e to come
on at every storm or after sliBht exposure.
Itheumatism Is known to be a disease of the
blood and Hood's Sarsaiiari'la has had Breat sne
ceFB in curing it. This medicine n.issi".es nuili
ues which neutralize acidity, ami purify, enrich,
and viU'.ize the blood.
Hood's Sarsapahlla
EolU by all druggists, ft : six for IV Trvparei 03I7
by C. I. llOOD X CO Apothecaries. LowcU. Ma.
KX Doses One Dollar
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
The success of this Great Cough Care is
without a parallel in the history of medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos
itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sue
cesfully stand. That it may become known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
in the United States and 'Canada. If you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. If your child has the Croup,
or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
is sure. If you dread that insidious disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for
SHILOH'S CURE, Price 10 cts., 50 cts. and
$1.00. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame,
Shiloh's Porous i'laster, rnce 25 cts.
Growing
Too Fast
Decome ume-6, iranui, wunuui Bim
I a, thin and weak. But you can for-
tify them and build them up, by the j
5 use of j
SCOTTS
EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND
HYPOPHOSPHITES
Or Ute autd Soda.
They will take it readily, for ft is al
most as paiatable as milk. And it
should be remembered that AS A PKE
YESTITE OS CTSE OF COUGHS OK COWS,
M MTU THE 111 AM TOONB, IT IS
SM mi I If! AroldfbatiliHiotiMoffrrtd.
psavspajsjoasvaawa
if von WISH A
X t-OOU (SrffM mUESSM
KETUL.VEH. -
pnrctase ono of the crle
btatwl KMITH WESSOJJ
anus. The nnat nna'l arm
Trr riannfactur.-d anl the
ManufartuTd incalihrr3i.3;a-il4l-lon. R n-
rrKrtmolol. Contructl rnurrly o- ber qnal-
rnairtirand atock. they arc unnTst A fpr fini J,
Sarabf lltr and acearacr. Lonot t rdet:jrf bv
rhapfnalleaklerafit-lroa Imitatiaan which
WESSON RfTolr-r are all fiainjnwn r"n":
ami inmiTan.p. nu a. biliiae i i m .-.-.- - . -
tw vi harm sname.au--.r- ' , . . r
led ar caaraatred rr'ct ineV-.j iM;i- In-
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tir-Ment'oB tM- rir-r.
jr'n,'-t. !n.
An Extraordinary Oppm .unity.
Fendjonr atldr.t-Kon a i o-al card and receive
tre ot cbre ri'lropi:i-ot the Nlvt okk
Merccbt. in itb filty xbitn ve.r. tir ti r witu an
unprecadentpd premium u-t eo-t.prifinpa tncu
rand article -wbirli are s:eu to ne mi tnbc -.
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PATENTS
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'PATENTS SHi'S
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
A CHOICE SELECTION OP IN
TERESTING ITEMS.
Comanti aad Criticisms Based Upon
tha Hapaaalas 1 tha Dajr-MisUtrical
aad Maw a
Pkof. Holdejj, of the Lick Observa-
n caiil tn (mm iUmrnrWl on the
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moon parauei waua zuu ieei .mca. wu
top and about 1,200 feet apart.
EvEBr year a layer of the entire sea
fourteen feet thick is taken up into the
stands. The winds bear their burden
into the land and the water comes down
in rain upon the fields, to flow back
through the river?.
An enter nriKiocr eenius has invented
illuminated policeman.
The United States Government holds
in its vaults a gi eater amount of gold
and eilver than any Government in the
world. It is the direct custodian of
$325,600,000 in gold coin and bars and
$318,000,000 in silver.
The average temperature of Sitka,
Alaska, in winter, is 43 degrees above
zero. In foriy years the mercury has
fallen below zero but four times. And
. yet the majority of people think Alaska
is another name for the North Pole.
The saltest piece of water upon earth
is the Lake of Urumia, in Persia, sit
uated more than 4,000 feet above the
sea level. It is much sailer than the
Dead Sea, the water being found on
analysis to contain nearly 22 rer cent.
of salt.
A London correspondent writes
that
!. prince of
Wales is a worker, but
... . intnrm na -.1,- Rftrt Df a crowler
, . . : a.ur(T
he uses. There is a growing teuuency
amonK great correspondents to overlook
,. ,.... ,,;! -.i.-vi, art rpallv the
spice of all gossip.
Ax Austrian baroness is retried by
cable gossip to be a thief. Some mis
take must have been made in the trans-
: :.. r 1.A nrva w wira nr olso the
i Austrians do not understand the deli
' Mta chn1a of meanintr between the
words thief and kleptomaniac .
Pmr.nF.r.PHiAXS who have such
pleasure in .obituary notices in their
favorite papers are surprised and
chagrined to learn that at the settling
of an estate the undertaker got $217.37,
the monument man received $550 and
the newspaper man was allowed only
$2.70.
fecsox is one of the oldest as well
, as largest and best towns in Arizona.
In fact, it is so old that there is no
record showing when it was lirat set
tled. When the first Spanish explorers
! visited this country, about 1530, they
, found an old Mexican village there, and
it was then Baid to have been inhabited
for centuries.
Pbixce Bismakck's addition of beer-
icioata Mima ,..... . -
throughout Europe. It is thought to
be somewhat, a lowering of the ex
Chancellor's dignity. The!cawital for
tlm now concern for protlncing the
"Bismarck-brau" seems rather modest;
it is only S12.000. Eleven rer cent-
cuviaena on me uapnu ta juuuun.-ui
The latest fad in the way of cures is
the trick of running bare-footed through
the frosty grass. In old-fashioned
New England towns it has from the
time of our grandmothers been the
fashion to run bare-footed in the suow
to cure chillblains, but this new method
is expected to cure everything. Fash
ionable Europe is taking it up, and who
knows how soon there will be an intro-
I duction of it here.
I
Fire proof stables are not uncommon
in Germany and are very simply built.
Timbers like railroad ties are placed
, from three and one-half to four feet
apart, arch corrusrated iron posts be
tween them and filled in with a mixture
of cinders and lime, making it deep
enough to protect the timbers. Xhe
trap or door to reach the loft is made of
sheet iron, filled in with the same com
pound. This kind of fire proofing is
very cheap and very effective.
It is reported that an electrical en
gineer is at work perfecting his great
1 invention, the electrical hired girl. She
i will be made of steel and hoop iron,
i and will be handsomely nickle plated.
, No brass will be used in her. She will
! never have a bean, and will never go to
' the villa on Sunday. She will be able
1 to do anything except play the piano.
By simply touching the right button
she will cook, wash, iron, make the beds
' or rock the baby, just as you wish.
Dom Pedro is a wise man, and is go
', ing the right way abont it to defy re
morse and keep himself from repining.
Since his arrival in Paris, the ex-Emperor
of Brazil, Dom Pedro d'Alcan
tara, has not missed a single sitting of
' the Institute. Though 65 years old, he
works two hours every morning with
Professor Scybold at the study of Ori
ental languages, notably Sanscrit, He
brew, and Arabic. He is actively con
' cerned, also, with the installation f
the rreat pendulem in the Eiffel Tower. ,
, -,
Califoota produces more g!
and wine than any other bta.e in tun
countrv. Her grapes ripen without
rain, ana nence are mn ue-.ti u mc
mildew which in moister climates de
stroyes the European x.rrieties while in
California these ercw to even creater
- 1 . T ' J 1... !.
Derfection than tbev do in Europe. We I
of the East ueed not regret onr inability j old lady, in good earnest, "and I'll
to grow European rarities of the grate, i guarantee you it'll core her." Ken
for om of onr native sorts are either : tucky State Journal
are
for table or wines as good as the be it of
Europe.
The day of miracles is not over, if we
may believe the Associated Press.
The newest is reported from Racine,
Wis., where, as we are told, a woman
was tossed by a bull and gored. Upon
her descending she was trampled in a
shocking manner. Now it dees the
bull infinite credit that be refrained
from climbing into the cirenmambient
atmo.-phere and trampling the woman
before f-he came down, but one's grati
tude is merged in win'Jer when he is
told: 'The . ; ' Iren r .hed t of the
hout-e uuo'i is:.-. 1 the rosrs of the
bull, aad (J: n- n! ii - ..'--- form of
their mother into the house. She fa
still alive and the physicians consider
her case hopeless."
It is about time that some humani
tazian or other did something in the
way of carrying relief to Cuba, where
things seem to be about as bad as they
are in Ireland. Cuba has suffered at
the hands of Spain as cruelly as Ireland
has suffered at the hands of England,
and it is only because, from the small
number of Cubans in this country, we
have heard of it less frequently that the
case seems to us any less pitifuL
Brr a few years ago the reading public
would scarcely care to scan a story in
which the plot was laid within America's
boarders. But as time kept advancing
upon us, we had to recognize the fact
that more interesting matter could be
produced and obtained by keeping with
in our own bounds. While the fad for
the writings of foreign authors and
scenes has not entirely died out, it is
fast giving way to home production. It
is well that it should. Of the pen
sketches here that are given for inter
pretation, we are much more able to
judge of their realistic nature. The
characters, heroeines and minor speci
alties, though they may not all be from
real life, each in their sphere, help to
teach of the condition of our own people
and what the American mind is capable
of doing.
A Paris paper, recently printed a de
scription of a new application of the
"nickel in the slot" principle, invented
in Boston. In that city, according to
the French journal, there may be seen
posts along the sidewalks, with the in
scription "Drop a nickel in the slot and
1 will hold your horse." As most Bos
toniansride from their homes to their
oflices, the automatic steed holder is a
great convenience; but when the eques
trian comes back to het his horse, he is
confronted by a sign on the post which
reads "Drop two nickels iu the slot
and I'll let go of your horse." So it
cost him 10 cents to recover his animal.
We reproduce this pretty Jable as a
specimen of the valuable and thor
oughly accurate American news which
appears exclusively in the columns of I
our enterprising European contempo
raries Toe old story about the thirteen
soldiers who sacrilegiously burlesqued
the Last Supper and in consequence all
met with evil fates is on its rounds
once more. The last time that we re
member to have seen it before was
half a dozen years since, when the
wicked crew were Frenchmen, as they
had six years earlier been Spaniards,
and six years before that Italians, and
so on to the earliest version of the tale
we remember, wherein they figured as
Bohemians. Now at last we have got
arouud to Americans, and a London
paper gravely records how the last one
of the men engaged in the profane act
was recently picked up dead in the
streets of a Southern city. It unfortu
nately neglects to state how the his
tory of the wretched man was collected,
but it is in possession of the fact that
one was lynched for murder, one
drowned while fleeing from justice,
one burned to death, one stabbed by a
woman he had betrayed, and so
on for the whole band. This survival
of the meiiieval superstitions in the
present time is entertaining, especially
as there are no donbt plenty of readers
who take this bit of nonsense for gospel
truth every time it starts out on its way
weary, but apparently unending rounds.
Josh BilllnBH I'hilosophy.
Tho time tew be karefullest iz when
we liav a hand full ov trumps.
I am a iodr man, but i hav this con
solashun i am poor by aksident, not
desighn.
What an unreal life most folks lead;
they don't ever hav a genuine taste ov
Borrow during their existence.
How menny people there iz whose
importance depends entirely upon the
size of thoir hotel bills.
Mother! The holv thoughts and
chastened memories that cluster around
this name can never be so well ex
pressed az in the calm utterance ov the
name itself.
It iz a good thing tew be hedstrong,
but it iz a better thing tew understand
that a stun wall is a hard' thing tew
buk agin.
Mankind ain't apt tew respektvery
mutsh what they are familiar with; it
iz what we don't know, or kan't see,
that we hanker for.
When i 6ee people ov smaller under
standing extravagantly clothed, I al
wavs feel sorry for the clothes.
I am just az certain that thareiz sitch
a thing as "Spiritual manifestashuns"
az I am that thare iz plenty ov super
stishun and trickery.
Prosperity makes us suspicious ov
each other, while adversity makes us
trust in each other. The only way
that I can akount for this iz, that in
prosperity we hav sumthing to lose,
while in adversity we hav everything
tew gain.
I konsider it a grate kompliment tew
religion that there are only two substi
tutes for it; one is hipokrasy, and the
other iz auperstishun. X. Y. Weekly.
A Sure Cure-all.
An old Newport lady is a great be
liever in coal oil as a cure for every
thing; in fact, as a cure all, she's got
coal oil on the brain. And a few even
ings ago, while some old women friends
were calling ou her, one of them said:
"I don't fcv.T what's the matter with
my Johnny s nee. It's swelled, and it
make? him bo lnnic he can hardly
walk."
"BaM.o it witu coal oil," said the old
ladv ; "I'll guarantee it'll cure it
s .Kkflinii nnA aoM MTtfV fiaiili Than
R pftin between t'he eveg.
Well, all she's got to do is to rub it
we oU tlfree or fourtime9a
ay aud it'll cure her," hastily remarked
the old ladv.
"Well." said the third woman, "I ain't
got nobody tick abont my house, bnt if
a body hasn't got trouble one way she's
got itanother. All I can do I can't get
my Jenny to stay at home of evenings."
""Rob her with coal oil," said the
i
Willing to Qualify.
"Did yez advertise for a coachman,
sor?" asked a emart-looking Irishman
of a' member of the local Four Hundred.
"Ye. Have you had experience?"
"Yi, sor. three year."
"Are von a married man ?"
-No, ir.n
"You won't do then. I want
ried maa."
mar
The applicaut looked crestfallen for
m moment, and then bis countenance
brightened again.
"Plaze, sor. yez have uveral young
ladies in the family, have yez not?"
"I have three daughters, bat what's
thattovou?"
"Weli. thee, if rez'il hoire me, Oi'll
marry wan of thim as aoon as Oi ean."
Butfalo Erire3.
CATCHINO COLD MEANS HEAT.
glttlaf la Staff? Air Far More Dangerous
Than Draft.
At this time of the year nothing is
more important than an answer to the
question, tVhat do we mean when we
say we have taken cold? In a literal
sense, we have done no such thing; and
a modern writer has suggested that
what is called "catching cold" would be
better expressed by the phrase catching
heat
What actually takes place is some
thing as follows: We expose some
part of the body to a draft; the surface
becomes chilled, and the circulation, to
some extent, is arrested; the blood and
other fluids are 6ent in another direc
tion. What should have been thrown
out through the surface is turned in on
the mucous membranes; and, as these
1
parts become congested, sneezing takes
place; there is an abnormal quantity ot
fluids thrown upon the mucous sur
faces, and the system makes an effort to
get rid of it.
This "taking cold" may be caused
by sitting for a few moments in a strong
current of cool air. It may be the back
of the neck that is exposed, or it may
be some other part of the body. Hold
ing the hands in very cold water for a
considerable length of time will often
cause one to take cold. Or sitting with
cold feet will do the same thing, es
pecially if the general circulation is
feeble Clothing one part of the body
too much and another mrt too little
:.. !.
will frequently give one a cold. Any
thing that arrests the free circulation of
the blood and sends it on tho mucous
surface may produce this effect. ff
The most frequent cause of all, per-' , mado on any road in the United States
haps, of taking cold is the one stated, j3 made from Uuffalo to Windsor. In
that of "catching heat." Sitting for this statement he is mistaken. The Cin
hours in a room where the temperature clnnati, Hamilton & Dayton train from
is 80 degrees or upward, aud then going Cincinnati, arriving in Indianapolis at
out into a colder atmosphere frequently midnight, is the fastest scheduled reg
wta th.-o nnl.l thw i i.articulftrlv ular train in the United States, all things
the case where tho air is not only hot
but impure. In fact, we think the im
purity has more to do with it than the
heat, and the two combiued will rarely
fail to cause an influenza or sore throat,
sometimes a full-fledged pneumonia.
By exposing one's self to hot, foul air
the whole skin is for the time debili
tated, and on reachiuc a cooler atmos-
. . - v a.
Tphere the blood is driven from the sur-
. .. t Mi .i.u,..a
face, and coucestiou of the mucous
membranes will almost certaiuly follow;
either there is "cold on the lungs" or a
sore throat, or there is an attack of acute
catarrh.
Munchausen in Kansai.
A Dakota man and a Kansas man
were sitting on cracker boxes at a
grocery store, and the Dakota man had
just told a story abont the big beets ,
that were rahed on the lied Iliver. It
was so large a story that a flonr-barrel
near the stove coughed suspiciously
and the Kansas man whittled off a
larger slice of pine than usual from the
corner of his box. Finally he said, in
a pensive tone, as if calling up the de
tails gradually out of a roomy past:
"I remember when I went to Kansas
in the spring of '68 it was awfully dry,
but I had great faith in the productive
ness of the soil, and I put in eighty
acres of the finest seed wheat you ever
saw. It didn't rain all summer, aud
not a spear of that wheat came up.
"Well, gentlemen, I can tell you I
felt pretty sad. But I managed to
scrape through the winter and the next
spring I sowed the same piece of land
to barley. But it didn't raiu a drop all
that year, and not a blade of the barley
came out of the grouud.
"You may depend upon it, I felt
pretty nigh discouraged. But with the
help of my wife's relation I pulled
through the winter. I had great faith
in the soil and the next spring I sowed
the same piece of ground to oats. If
you will believe me, not a drop of rain
fell all summer and the oats never
came up.
"That was the summer of 70. Well,
in that fall it began to rain, and it did
rain. The flood was a tributary to that
rain. It kept right on raining all
spring, and in July I had the finest
crop of wheat you ever saw the wheat
that I sowed in"'68, you understand.
"I harvested it aud just after it was
all in it began to rain again and the
next summer the finest crop of barley
you ever saw came up, the barley that
I sowed in '69. It was a fine crop and
I paid off all my remaining debt with it.
"The next spring we had a fine rain,
and the oats that I had planted in 70
began to come up, and "
The Kansas man looked up and saw
that he was alone. Even the flour
barrel had edged away behind the
stove, and the Kansas man smiled as he
said to himself, "The soil of Kansas is
remarkably productive." Youth's
Companion.
All a Joke.
Watson Haney, a negro ferryman
classically known as Sharon, was ar
raigned before the court.
"Watson," said the judge, "you are
charged with a grave offense."
"Whut's dat, jedge?"
"You know very well what it is
committing an assault upon Harvey
Peters."
W'y, jedge, dat wuz all er joke. Mo
an' dat man is alius progiciu' wid each
udder. All er joke, sah."
"You met him in the road and broke
one of his arms with a club. Do you
call that a joke?"
"W'y, o' co'te, I does, jedge. Me an
dat man is alius er progiciu' wid each ,
udder. He broke dts heali laig wuust
an I didn't think nothin' o it 'ca'se I
knowed dat it wuz only a joke."
"Yes, but after you had broken his
.arm you stuck a knife into him."
"Yas, sah, but dat wuz all er joke.
W'y, he hit me wid er ax wuust. I
tells yer, jedge, dat mo an' dat man is
n.. :-.: :) .,.ii
anus er jiiuuitin mi cm. hug.
"Then you dragged him down a bank
and tried to throw him into the river.''
"Oh, shar, jedge, see dat yer ain't er
pusson wbut un'erstau's er joke. Take
ine erway frum heah. I doan want ter
progicwid er man whut doan know
whut fun is." JrA.viM.sait' Traveler.
A Hibernating Italian.
Antonio Rappatro is a small sized but s
energetic Italian laborer employed in
digging dirt in Schenley Park, Pitts
burgh. He wanted to grow rich rapidly,
but being uneducated, without capital
to engage in business and with no skill
on account of which a higher premium
would be paid him, he resolved to work
over time. for many weeKs past ue .
combines the position of dirt digger by
day but that of watchman at night,
never feeling it necessary to sleep one
instant. When asked when he siept he
replied that no oniv muuigeu iu iue
luxury of a bed during the winter. If
Antonia is really a hibernating animal
Pittsburgers may feel it profitable to
pension him and keep him on exhibi
tion. A t'ornrr on I.iar-..
I never expected to win," said Jr hn
rvnnui-tnn a victim nf the late e'ection.
"I only ran to see how many lying suns
of guns there was on tho Comstock. At
!-.,, -,.. hnn.lro1 and fiffv viiliintan! v
Dromised to vote for me.
icw "" Miuut ..- .
w a out.
over $300 for drinks, ana see nere L
onlv cot one vote. I'm making up a
; list'of 'em to publish in pamphlet form
Talk about champion u
Mnra ortAtv T-rtTt lira Kin4ra?fi
count old Tom Pepper, and he was 1
K1CKOU UUt UI a 1 iur lung.
infa (Aer.) Chronicle.
Coust Sackendobf, who is now con,
ductor of an elevator in a Ciacin ati
hotel, is defending himself in a suit for
3j0 brought ngaitut him bv r ha'-e
lxn churl who i.ecp u f-iomaut a.d
mIU buktd bDM
a Bora tastb.
Hf 7 mother she's so good to me,
Er I was good as I could be,
I couldn't be as good : no sir!
Can't any boy be good as her!
I She loves me when I'm glad or mad :
She loves me when I'm good or bad ;
An' what's a runny thing, she says
She loves me when she punishes.
I don't like her topunlsh me :
That don't hurt, but it hurts to sea
Her cryln': nen I cry: an' nen
We both cry: an' be good again.
She loves me when she cuts and sews
My little cloak and Sunday clothes;
An' when my pa conies home to tea.
She loves him moat as much as me.
She laughs an' tells him all I said.
An' Krabs me up an' pats my head ;
An' I hug her, an' hug my pa.
An' love nim purt' nigh much as ma.
Jame Whitcomo Bitey.
It would seem that the cattle barons
ought to adopt some system or properly
..ni, r thnii ctmM.- 1 iwir nrospiit
method is wasteful, If not wicked. It is
estimated that more than 1,000,000 cat
1 tic and other animals died last winter in
the extreme western and southern states
and territories of neglect and starvation,
and probably hundreds of thousands
were frozen to death.
I We quoted a current item about the ex
perience of Dr. Alanus with a vegetarian
diet, and bis attributing disease of the
blood vessels to his use of that diet. Wc
expressed doubt of any relation of cause
and effect between such diet and softening
arteries. Now Dr. llolbrook writes that
probably It Is a "fake" item, .since the Ger
mau vegetarians never heard of Dr.
Alanus. and no such name appears in their
medical directories. Dr. Foote' lfrtilth
Mon(My.
The Indianapolis Journal says: -C.
kflllUK MVM lll ..... ..-. ,
F. Cox. vIcc-uresidiMit of the Canada
Southern road, says that the fastest time
nnc71ornf1
Wla7'VIV.Aa
Statb op Ohio. Citt or Toledo, l
Lucas County. ' "
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Chesky
Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Cataiikh that cannot be
cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cciie.
Rinwn tn hefnro me and subscribed iu my
riiA., iv i. nif 1.
presence, this Gth day of December. A. D. 18SC.
. - A. W. OlriAavi,
J seal. Xolary Public.
Hail's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
P. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
43-Sold by druggists, 7jc.
The snow sheds on the Southern Pa
cific railroad in the Sierra Nevada
mountains alone represent an outlay of
fullv S3,000,000 to the company, and
about 2,000,000 feet of lumber were re
quired for their erection. It cost about
2,000,000 to build them in the first
place, and about S1,000,000 to keep them
in repair during the past twenty years.
A COUGH. COLD OR SORE THROAT
should not be neglected. Hitows's Hnos
ciiiai. Troches are a simple remedy, aud
give prompt relief. 25 cts. a box.
It is a fact established upon the au
thority of travelers in different parts of
the world that stammering is almost un
known among savage tribes.
Would you think that refinement is ac
quired by tho use of SAPOLIO? Y.J3.
"Cleanly habits retluo tho mind.1 It is a
solid cako of Scouting Soap.
John Hicks, the celebrated American
minister to Peru, has presented a collec
tion of antiquities from that country to
Lawrence university, Wisconsin.
When Baby was sick, we gare her Castor!,
When she was a Child, she cried forCastoria,
When she became Miss, she chin? to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Ax orange measuring a foot in cir
fumfrence has been found iu Starke,
Fla.
Vt Opium in PIso's Curo for Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail. -3c.
England has 4.r.,0)0 woiu-n who earn
a livelihood as printers.
BEEcnAM'a Pills
Weak Stomach.
act liko magic- on o
Tiikkb are about 125.000 .lews iu tlm
Russian army.
& THE BEST. 4
Rheumatism.
Neuralgia.
Hagertown, Md.,
Ariril'.M.li'W.
"I.andothcrsofmy
family, liavc used St.
Jaeobs Oil for neu
ralgia and fuund it
a jiccdy. cflettive
cure."
Mrs. Agnes Keliay.
S. Ogden, Mich.,
May 17. 19).
A half bottle of
your invaluable
medicine.- St. Jacobs
Oil. cured me of rlieii
matUtu mid rheu
matic MYellini; of the
knee. Iti- tho best In
the unlvcn-c."
J. M. L. Porter.
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
MOTHERS' FRIEND
H CHILD BIRTH us?
IP UIID HFOHI COMFINMNT.
Book to "Uothm'' Uah.d;Ykkw.
bxarikld kcol'latr co atlajita,a
old ar AixDafooiara.
GRATEFULr-COMFORTINa.
EPPSS COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowicdze of the natoral lawt
which gOTem the operations of digestion and natrt
U-D, and by a careful appllc atlon nf the fine proper
ties or wel:-:Iectl Cocoa, Mr. Epcs baa provtdfd
oar breakfast tables with a deUcatelr flaToored bav
rage which may sare as many heary doctor' b:ila
It la oy the judicious use or such articles of dM
that acoasMtutloa may be gr doallr built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds osubtto maladies are Boating around as
rradyto attack wherever there le a weak po'nt.
We may eecape many a fatal shaft by keeping our
elTes well forttflei with pure blood a-d a properly
nourished frame." "cwa sm-vies oaawv."
Made simply with boUln? water or mil. Fold
onlr la balf-pound tin. y Grocers, labrllcl thus:
JAMES EFPs & CO.. Homoeopathic Cnrml't
I.O"nx), E5iLajn.
Patitnal Caree with VefttaMa Reiaee'is.
Blave cored many thousand cases. Cars patienta
Knounced hopelesa by the best physiciana. From
t dose symptoms rapidly disappear, aad in ten
daTS at least two-tblrdsof all sTmptnma are remwed.
Becd for free book of testimonial nf mlrarulona
cares. Ten daya Treatment furnished free by mail.
If you order trial, send If) cents in stamp to pa
Boataga. OK. H. H OgK' SO-N9. AtUata. Oa.
IIEMIOS THIS PaFR m m i u'Msasa
. WANTED h?m?ted
SOLDIERS' S&
The addr-s ot sotdien wi:o
ietedd aless nurabro:
0AI ffIE?DC acre, than !60at anv tira
OUIilllEnO before June O. lS.'t. and
' liAaamwiltfi made final oroot
niiaarrii raiiin -rr.
flTjgos. DeaTer. Colorado. eTMeDticn ihl- psper.
PEDINE
'lOW ARE YOt;R
Curt cold or ten-r
FEET.
Swollen or petjpirirg
STEKOBTICOUS -JSt
CHICAGO.
ILL.
MA6IC LANTERNS.
DETECTIVES
Vum4 la mr Coati'.r ;o 1: is -. iittu 2rM- ?(.'r
isnrstttsta tea Citt- riit Chi.: r ptjea- e'
fisiisifl Tt Ms?tt.ir. rs.-R:s'.ssjNs. attt
I BEECHAM'S PILLS I
I For Bilious ail Kenons Disorders. 9
I "Worth a Guinea a Box" bat sold I
I for 25 Cents, I
BT ALL -MUTCCISTg.
kmisf-Mraci'V
I I TREATED FREK.
sjpsjsjMSjB'fejgsjsfgs
(sj Ca M altsak atMSMt 9t
XT Tea Had a Friend
Abont to visit tome section of country where
malarial disease, 6itl-.er In the form of chills
and fever or bilious remittent was particularly
rife, what would be about the best advice you
could give him? We will tell you to carry
along, or procure on arriving, that potent me
dicinal safeguard, Hostetter's Stomach Bitter. '
known throughout malaria-plagued regions.
here and in other countries, as the surest means
of disarming the miasmatic scourge, and rob
bing it of its fell destructive influence. Not
only does It fortify the system by increasing its
Stamina, but overcomes irregularity of ilips
tion, the liver aud the bowtls, and counteracts J
UO uultTVlBI'lv rucvm Ul VIVl'VAUIIUU, UUUil)
and mental exposure iu rouh weather, or rc-
mmiinn tnn !.rilflit:tr- or laborious. l.)R-4 of
appetite, aud o.ccdhe iieriousueai. 'll:o func- i
lions or aiimemauuu, uuiuun fuitimu, uu
sleep have in it a most powerful and reliable
auxiliary.
BinnEFOi:i Pool. Mo., has been in
vaded by a troop of snowy owls from the j
Arctic wilds. Thirty were captured
last week and
sold iu ISoston for about j
S3 each.
ENTITLED TO THK HEST.
AH are entitled to the be.-t that thott
money will buy, so every family sduuild
have, at once, a bottle of the bet family
vt.vlir- Svnm of Flirs. to cleanse the sys
tem when costive or bilious. For
sn :iml S1.00 bottles by all leadin
s:ile it
drui:-
gists.
No doubt exists as to the fact that
1 l l.
many deep sea aniinai no emu iikiu.
though the precise nature of the mech
anism for its emission is not always cer
tain. Memociiity Klimi copie- wtibriy.
Dobbins Electric sfoap lia- been imitated
more than any Soap. Ask your gnver for
DoiiUin' Electric Soap: all oilier Electric-;.
Electricity. Magnetic-., etc.. are imitation.
A wokkmax crawled into the bore of
a monster gun at the Mare I.slaud. t'al.,
navy yard, got wedged in somehow, and
it took several hour' work to get him
out.
It Is cruel to no;;Iect symptoms of worms
la a child. Slany casus of epileptic lit- can
be traced to this source. You do your duty
when you give it Dr. Hull's Worm Destroy
er?. It will save tlm child.
WoopeiiL't-Ks have the same greet
ing as cats, but louder and more em
phatic. Malaria or rile. Sick Headache, Cimtivo
ItowelS Dttrol As'. Sonr Stomach and
Itolchlne; If your fowl docs not us-iuiilulc
--
and you bate noappeuic,
triUcnre these troubles.
" in. ira-ii ;j
i iirr c? iBii-s m?
Trice. & cents. ZzA. tj ej
aaaV a4C9Ba isaLaassiaasaff BBPraPasiJI Haaaaal QS BBsW ' aCV a3 te M
mWmWSf Jmt mmW 1& 0 til WA K A
Bm r JsMaBaaSsaWsaBmsaflssftlMJlgsa Tai
aaaBaaaBaBaaBafl ELY BKOTUEHS. CC Warren St.. :.'cw Tort. I'rlca M cta.iaaT- 8l
Wffk Best Cough Medicine. Recommended lhysteipafsr WgM
WSM Cures where all else fails. Pleasant and ngrecablo -to tho dCl
Ef taste. Children take it without objection. Ily drinrK'st. J
aBaaMlaBaaBlatTSByj
"He hacd srnaall skill o horse flesh
who boughh&goose to ride onl'Bont'raie
Sg& ordiniekrysoo,ps
-" r tlfiC, teav.oaa. V!a .
u. kua .ri i.fci iTk .w "nind.
rBe.,SpjSLs!H6
isSAPO L.! O-
Try a. ca.Ke ofiha.nd be convincsd.:
Common Soap
and necessitates a great outlay
balances any saving in cost.
the best and clieapcst soap for
REPAIR YOUR
-
AND
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
The Northwestern Sieve Repair Co. cf Chicago,
Manulaclurors and P J SSllSSS Mau,acturod.
Ask your Hardware Dealer to order for you.
L3TCUT THIS OUT, ANSWERING THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
1. Name of Stove
2. Number of Stove
3. Name of Maker
4. Latest Date of Patent '
5. Wood or Coal
6. Is Coal put in on top by removing lids?
7. Is the lining Brick or Iron?
8. Has the bottom Grate one or more pc.rts ?
9. Give your hardware dealer the names of parts wanted.
BE SURE to order from your hardware deale" only. lie will order
what you want from us. Don't destroy your old ttove, but repair it.
A little money will make it as rjocd as new.
!( CHICHESTER'S E.'IGUSH. RED OiOSS CS DtAMOZD bftAKD
THE ORIGINAL AND CENU1NC Tfc- only Saff, re.airtrr!.rt't Pill ri W
...- .-is t.k ki..,t.h. T.LitnnnthepLlniL A'Afte Sutmtl.'te'l' nl Ilkt itton. V
jfyJ
Hrlll. Inritrt'-M bot. ln wrtT
tr.li emn fir i.irf.i-ilr. t-li-noii.i.
l.OOOTfVjiiolli'4. ,vn ri!"T.
roM b til l-onl UrKirleto.
-VASELINE-
FOR A OXn-UOI.LAR KIM. sent U br rial
wSwill delUer treeot U rluKe .. t anv iK.r.n in
Uie United States, all ot tUo tjliuw.n article. cro
tul.y packed.
One two-onnce botfe ct Pure Va-eline... 10 cw
Onet-o-ouncebjltlwn: Va-ellne I'omade.... m
One jar of Vkel e lil Oroain "
Onrjoskeof Vasel.unCanDlnrlre 11 m
One rake of Vat-elme S ai. 'ln-irctit'd ...... i"
Omcakcof Vai"elne!oai x'l vtclviwiia.eu :
One two-ounce bottle o: Wi-i oas'lino .
1.W
Or firpmaeto7nP.anyngreartl'-le'it Mr price .
named. On Z accnunl h. pwil-l - ';'. "
unlet lnh'1'il icit, uitrnma'. 0""" V' ,r"" ; ' ' '"
iyttreireanvnitiiti'imrhKhh'i niforn r i .
fhti4cltr.MZll Mf.:. Ok. t sU.e .l- . -.
TU Oldttt Medicine in the World it frftaUf
CELEBRATED EYE-WATER.
ajertptIon.and has teen iu coniani ""'Jf.
Sifiirv. Ttiere arc few diseases to uhic.i manklB
nd
are iuuiect more cistr5"6 "n " ,'-
- .- . i . A.0
and
aone. pernaps. lOri'OlCH n.mr- r.ir;
liave -eB
srled Without succes- Forallexfnia: 1"',""V"r
iSi:Sa2'a
sTcO-Tbot N.V. EsUblUhed i
i;.NT!ON THIS frtri rri''To .cuati'lii
If JYou Want to Know
j.OCl grfgiJLViliiHabo'it the human ytem.
Tji
urn wire,ivi.einaiirw
to ajS)(or);ur to nllftrmt odiiww.
tlf
illam toTeirlcrfeirrifM't E'in. RnpHtrr. rhtnoutt, etc..
IilaMtomaCvNapf r'J Jrarrtajeoud AiteprtteNjWes
and an ori j$ctf Iioetor's Troll Jokes, profutely lllas
kted. bndtenrnts for Hew ugh Cure Book called
MEDICAL SENSE AND NONSENSE,
J. Hltl. IM K IO l"t Ki t yt; Xx . rk
MENTION THIS PAITR mn m m .D.irn'i
N
EW PENSION LAW.
THOISANU-. NOW KTITLK1 'A llJ
HAVEMirilKK.N KT1TI.KI- A irea
torfortn (oraMilieatioij an 1 1'-U 1 ''' tloa
wm. w. dudlj:y,
-TZ CO.M.MISIONr K ttr' I'KJKMJNS.
Attoiner at Lw. V..Ii'jii. I.C
(Mention thi Parer
FAT FOLKS
iMd. KcbU i: lurcinrUii.s 1
Bodured 15 ro 2; romi Jf w
rnrr.tfj hy Lir-jiltN" ttraal
neiln." So rtar-'lt? u
in np!Ht 'oaildi3
KcbU &-. iurcin.-iUn.s 1 'r i. X.-.-.I. .ildi.w.
M.O.W, ).MDtn,ci;i: IN ( hlssfls HI.
Xm 'bJa P3MT bal r?' "lit"!
V7 f-zPA ni. ISA
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YOUR MOSEY, OR YOUR LIFE !
This question is a pert" one. but we
mean it. Will you sacrifice a few paltry
dollars, and save your life? or will you
allow your blood to become tainted, and
your svsteiu "run-down, until, finally, you
are laid away in the grave? Better be
in time, aud "hold up' your hands for
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovcry.
a guaranteed remedy for all scrofulous
and other Mood-taints, from whatever
cause arising. It cures all Skin and
Scalp Diseases, L'locrs, Soros, Swelling?:
and kindred ailments. It is power
fully tonic as well as alterative, or
blood-cleansing', in its effects, hence it
strengthens the system and restores
vitality, thereby dispelling all those
languid, 'tired feelings' experienced
by 'the debilitated. Especially has it
manifested its potency in curing Tetter,
Salt-rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Hoils,
Carhuncles, Sore Eyes, Goitre, or Thick
Neck, and Enlarged Glands. World's
Dispensary Medical Association, Mak
ers, Xo. C03 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
HOMES WANTED.
Wo want to Mrur? jn-rmaiif tit limner, lor a mim
lr't Ori:m i:-l'-. ami rinlilri'ti HirousiM
Vartie-. tio want to adort a br Bht.liesU8iy.urid
well sromi flnM are invitol to rorreM n-l with
Hi Vllll.lKKVS All SOCIKTY, VOt
l:irlsoriil'tret. CliieiiRo. III.
EftSORY
Mind wandering rnred. ItnoTca IrKmwt
!in inermlitif. TetitimmiinU from nil
jt-ri of t'io .!iili. lnuctul'ST
I A. "-uistue. 237 Filth Ao. Nvr Y.rfc.
fails to ncfompli-.li sntisfactory
results in scouring mul cleaning.
nf tmn nnd luunr. which niire tliau
Practical pcoplo will find SA POLIO
house-cleaning and scouring.
OLD
" lireru counter:. l!- At Iraz:i. or tml
n I "Keller lr l.nHle-.." i- I'ltT - r-turn ulL
CHICHCSTCn CHCB;Cl CO . .ill-..n -.piuro.
fllil.AIH.MIIA. !..
Dr. WOOD,
413 Fifth Streci,
SIOUX CITY, IDYA.
Kcsular firnmiatc in Mfdkini "JO
Vturx Imfintnl ii"l prlrtitr jiTtrti r
Id in i Mcajo itu'l .Vni' lri K-
t.-ii.iilii-(i in timx fiiy mo
V-:ir- iH.tlutraSinital Iri:ite.
.VnrtoiiH. ;iirinir ami Sj)'--i::l
ilinpaHC. Spr rrna t rr imn.
Sci.iMii! iveakneis 11U9.C touct, iiiiiiii-ii-y
r'...'.f s.-enal -nrtrt. and all i-'cin.ilf Iihp:.-j..
Tiu'rtrifie ttr- -'urts Ruariiitt'Pl r
u.oii.v ri-ruiilrl 'liartjeH i"nlr. T-riii
rash. Ai'i-nnil cxierinr .ir Important. .N m
liirioii iii'-lirin-i med A'o Ito '"' from woritor
F.nliie I'.iti.-tif at a iliinri- treattil l.j-niii.l
MiiUfint rrnt erfryi-lfe trr trtmi am mm lunik
tiy t-ilr inr rie and s-end f'jr ,jI. i;t s.ml
trrim miiltatl-in 'irlrtiT cor.tldei'llal. I,,r,on
ulljr .r 1.T li-itT lr. Wl lias tin-lanrp-t
Mrdirnl ami Siirciral Irstltntw nn '"
an'l I'ar liittrmarv in the ttl i.imil"T
is.tlnti nt falrrntee "rieiilli- to meet nnr etiir-"i-iii-T
A yal-t ll'iri" ami '' r"rr niT'l skill for
Ist'llrmlurinij I'rrjni.n'j anil I'nnHnrnimt Senl i
;nla for lilulr:tte: I'.IIOK ami MElllCAt
MUTKNAIy. tlWMfntlon till? iaoer..
PENSIONS!
The ni(.tlllly Bill 1 a li. Solder, .l:.l'ed -lur
the wariroimtitlKl. Dindent vrldi .nd iarntk
cow dependent boenndied rmeffc!nif jrrair
ertlc are inrlurled. If you wih rnurrlaliii HDerd-
nSSSSr VTO JAMES TANNER.
Lae Commie"! inerof Pn.l- 3maCTQa II C
StrNTIOS THIS TATfR i ill. - .oli
7tAII!'S.ne Dr LeDuc'R-ppriodicalPins.fronm
w; i raiK. H.tl.H - lirof, le:"; Ergcil. 11M); C-ofcla.
!:; t'o.iM Sttt, 1". Cvti mi I ipprina. !rrCJlriliM. aad
kmhIt lT3!t&!it. S.f. hrtDUM, rtlUkl. Tor p.tUtiy
mi.tc6ttxu..ni!2.'i:xprrsar7. TIar( prorit'a of Mm
t whbl m a lels tie d'rtct recall cf i. orJered soil
t-rz.:r oien!r:ri3. Ceai'oaf -l nicaibiy K7pioa nault 1m
ttvipW3!t;alq ilck eon. jipfKia. 92apvBa.or 3 for aV
Crtri tlolfi'ie!.Sr3eIop'. oacelterprlc. T jwi.
ri PiJI C-, Waoliier! acd RTmlty Prcpr1tnr,
i-e vxte pt!l oA b sEDdWirX k DE UOSQ, UmnUti,
VaflMl "tetl.iKorar.WI.!nil5re Af.
IT. JUIH.Tm.j ttVTilL' trmm IHIMA to lcJtf
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