The herald-advance., November 14, 1890, Image 3

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BEATS THE mind-reader.
v,„nc l'lan.b«r" at Mo..* JP*I»» «»p.-,n
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v nnehalia County lias jyst finished
court-home at Sioux Falls, S. 1).,
"t cost of Sl-^OOt). Over $10,000 worth
1
uits were ordered in, and the roin-
maliin?
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the contract, A. T. Do.m
ofClncajo, was notified that tho
V 'could not be acc«pted. Tlio nnder
"linst was that no one could open
vaults unless he had tho combina
Vor was an expert at safe-blowinj?.
"maunders, a plumber not over It
•s old. entered the county clerk's
whilo
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tho clerk was endeavoring
jen one of the new vaults. Tho
'ination had been lost, and finally
jerk gave up the job. Younsr Saun
wbo was standing by, said that ho
open it. County Commissionor
K offered to give Saunders £10 if
uldopen the safe. The young lad
,d his ear at tho door, listened to
ill of tho tumblers anu in a few
.ents the door swung open. Naun
was turned out of the room and
jmbination was char jed. Another
was given the young genius and
the door flew open. Saunder*
pened a vault in one of the lead*
inks of the city as easily as if bo
the combination.
ROBBED A TREASURY.
art Fall to Open thf Mtfiiey hest
but Kwtirii 8£.S()f.
robbery was attempted on iim
iinsou County treasury at Olivet,
Burglars made a hole through
'ickwillof the vault and secured
jee. The outer door of the safe,
was in the vault, had been left
in account of some trouble with
ouihination lock, and the inner
were opened by blowing the lock
-ces with powder, lie hind these
was the money chest, guarded by
»lock, and containing over MJ.oiM.
(Torts of the burglars to open it
i vithout avail and they were evi
driven away 1v the approach of
-lit. In a small wooden dravvei
l»7 in cash and S", HiiU in warrants,
were taken. The burglars had
i» en captured.
What Wit sky Did.
Man uel Faulkner, of Rapid City. K.
f., itmd from a terrible gun shot wound
ir. !.i groin. He went home foil of
vt'^ky and started to clean out tho
li^so with a club. Frank Faulkner,
).:* n, 18 years old, took a shotgun to
scare the old man and in the struggle
wrp., followed the gun was discharged
iiill.'-ring a wound from winch he died.
1 a.i kner was a man about 54 years old,
was a hard drinker and frequently
abused his family. Ho mad'- an antr
iriurtem statement declaring his son in
nocent. 1 ijn boy was nearly crazed
with grief. No arrest would be made,
Indian* Holding Kttlijy-inuH I'oh*-Wmv.
A big band of .Sioux in lians is camp
ing up Hal river about three rniies
above l'ierre, S. 1)., and were bidding a
Indian danco and pow-vvow. An
(Miussary from Standing Ilock was
among theni, having called them to
thcr for tho purpose of instructing
tiiem on tho coming of their new
Messiah. Tiie Indians wi re very much
fxei'ed. Scout Allison, an old (Jovern
Dient scout and one of HufTalo ItH's
band, was taking great part in excit
ing the Indians.
Will Kxtpml 111. i inal.
The Uedwater Land u Canal Company
of Iiutte County. S. 1).. has decided to
extend tho inal to the mouth of Nino
Mile creek, crossing White wood valley
about five miles above the month of
Whitewood creek, thus covering 7,000
acres of tine farming land lying along
the Hello Fourcbe valley, 4,000 acres of
which is already contracted for to bo
covered with water next season. Tho
Water is to be furnished to the farmerj
»t one dollar per acre.
South Dakota I,it nil Offl oft.
The business of the South Dakota
land offices during the past vear was as
1
follows:
Aberdeen office, a,a entries, 1B0 M'j acres .-old
*10'.fi9 Chamberlain ofiU-r. lWieiitrt's 4,|
•cres^told for Ki.lWi Huron odlee,
'J.'J'J?
four I Taken a Wif«.
Chief Left-Iiand-Thundor of the iow-
er
l»rulo Sioux in South Dakota was
tnarriod at tho agency to one of the
plles
of tho Sioux nation. The event
was a proud one for the Indians and
members were present from all portions
of the big reservation. A white clergy
man performed the ceremony.
Short News Item*.
The Da ad wood (S. D.) Ilaptists are
Preparing to build a house of worship.
A druggist named Meinhardt was
ound dead in his bed at Cogswell. N.
supposed to have committed
•"Uicide, though no cause was assigned.
In South Dakota about 75 per cent, of
'he fall plowing has been done.
Nils Moen, a drunken farmer at New
'tookford, N. D., fatally shot hi- wife.
South Sioux Falls, S." I).. will erect a
Sbi.000 school-bouse next season.
1 he result of tho recent el#ction
*nakes Pierre the permanent capital of
s
°uth Dakota.
Centerville has a checker club which
will back against the club of any
other town in South Dakota.
The saloon men at Sioux Falls, S. D.,
Ra,v
thero is no money in the original
package business.
Hansom Leonard, of Moody County,
D-, lost a pocketbook containing $2.
somewhere between Madison and
1'rant lake or at tome point around tho
,:lke.
He was out hunting and carried
'he pocketbook in bis inside vest pock
et.
In North Dakota the plowing la
pretty well done and farmers will keep
0ri
until the gwiund freezes up. Tho
ground is now in better condition than
for
several years past has plenty of
Moisture. Tim season has been an un
usually favorable vue for nlowinur.
L_T ALL tilVE THANKS.
The Annual rroclamiitinii l'orinitlly |,.
Klieil ly I'retiil nt Harrison- 'I'liursd:iy,
tlu« 271li In*i., set Apart at AuiericV,
I iy «f rrayer.
Washinutox, Nov. 10.—The follow
ing is the Thanksgiving proclamation
by the President of the United States:
"By the {.'race arid fa\or of Almighty (J,id the
people or the Nation have In en led to the clou
iriK'lays of the passina year, which has heen
lull of the blessings of peace and the comfortn
of plenty. Hountlful compensation has come
to us for the work uf our minds and of our
bands in every department of human industry.
"Now, theretor 1 Benjamin Harrison, l'resl
dent of the United States of America do here
by appoint 'I'hur-.lay, 1he -JUh day the prcs
ei.t month of November to iji otiT-rved as a
day of prayer and Tl.a:ksftlvln#r: and (loin
vile the people, upon that dav, to cease fr,
their labors, to. meet in their accustomed
houses of worship, and to join in rendering
f?rat i nd- an:! praise to our beneiiecnt (Yeulcir
for the rich ble-sink"* He has yranled us as a
Nation, and lnvoUin« the continuance of His
protection and ^race for the future.
"I commend to my fellow citUenn the priv
ilege of remembering the poor, the homeless
and the sorrowful, l.et un endeavor to merit
the promised recompense of charity and the
gracious acceptance of our praise.
'In testimony whereof i have hereunto set
my hand and cuus' the seal of the riUed
States to be affixed.
"Done at the cuy of Washington hth
day of November, tn the year of e.r l.ord
one thousand ei^lit hundred and ninety, and
of the iud'-peralcnc e of the United States the
one hundred and lift,lenth,
"HKX.IAMIN HAIIKIMI
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entries,
1:17acres soKl f,).-iM.KI.i. i!i-hi ol!l.'\ 1 'I
WSt''*. 79,617 acres sold frirftM.li77: Pierreofllc
entries, 'i.ysfi acres sold f,.r*l.t»7: Rapl.1 ntv
""ice, 1.0S4 entries. l.il .Mil acres sold l«ir $77.-WI
omce. ST-J entries, acres suKl for
fx,808 Watertown office, *,6«l entries, I.U,51!)
»cre» sold for »J7.4«1.
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SEWED IN HCR DRESS.
low Mrs. Klot/, W tin \Ya* Iiill«*ti Ijy i
*t. Haul Ktrcri-Cur, Ittfrml ller Silv
ini of S t,roo.
Sr. Paim., Miri!':..
woman was n:n o\
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'Ibursilay evening
Jackson and l-'ifth
recognized her, and
the city hospitai
condition. He:1
broken and sin'
,tired internally
."Saturday aft"rn
the body for burin,, i
was found
at 'ie
Stl I I s.
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Nobody
tike,n to
roixl lion of Trade.
Nkw VoitK, Nov. ».- R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade says: The
volume of business, both domestic and
foreign, continues large beyond prece
dent, and in character prosperous. The
elections interrupted business but little,
and tile resuit has no perceptible elTcel
as yet upon trade, tbouyh some fear
that H' extension of manufactures
may b" --iiecke-l by uncertainty. The
UMinetury .situation is sub^'antiall.v un
cliaiiifed. The reports f: a.i parts of
the country show that i-ni« -J is lar^e
nd hfaltV.v
C. lnf -s our I al I.
lli« Vi/,r»y l1#!islrr.
Ni \v Yohk. Nov. 1— Seven bodies
more wern vi?covered 1' iday lrom tin*
wreck of the Sp tnish stoitni.Miip Yizraya,
eijfiit uiiles off llacne^ut. 'lliis ina!i s
eleven of the dead thus far ln-ou-.'ht to
this port. Of these not aainsjle one was
a passenger.
Ju(lir« IllB?'ii* Hi'-iI W til .lit l!ail.
Skuai.i v, Mo.. Nov. iO. -Jud^e .lohn
'. Iiiij'trins, who shot i'olonel I homas
:. l'rice on Thursday, was Saturday
ommitted to jdil \iiho!i nail pend
ing a -preliminary 1» ann-/.
THE
ETS.
I.IV'K STt H'lC—Cattle
Sll.'rp
Ilii's
FU't'K Fair to f.mi
\VHIvAT N'i Ii'
No .'I K. il
)K\ No.".',.,
t'iif?|-inlPil M'X' '1
OATS Wosti.-r:
KVK W.-slern
I'O'Mv
I. K' i— Western Stvn i
JU'T'J'KK-•• WcHtern
Keeilers.
Huti-I.i'is" SU'
Bulls
no'is-Livc.
SIIKKP
Br.TKii i-'
I iiMKt to O.i I 'a-.i
KiitiS l*'r »li
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Seif-worUin
!rnek"tl
POT \T 'KS
Wii.tcr Faiei.t
IIuh-t-'
St rai'-'lits
OKA IN
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Oats. No. 'J.
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Harlev. No.
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Flooring
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Fair to tiood
HOGS
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Oeninioti Hh.ipi
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FEMALEJ3ROMIOS,
Twill Sut«rs In Washlii^t.in VVho»« Saltur*
uetThem Badly Mixed.
Almost any day a certain two young
ladies can be seen either shopping or
walking. Thov have often attracted
the attention of gentlemen on account
of their strong resemblance. The youn*
ladies are pretty, and have a good'many
admirers. Two youngmen in particular
call on them royularly three a i
week and pour their devotion ,,
Critic.
"U !u !i-epariny
u in ^icertbaeks
into her clothing in
The body was identi­
1
various pin
fied as thai vf Mrs. Anna Klutz. She
was over su years of a^e and of (ierman
descent. As sho has no relatives in
this eountry it is ret known what -will
be done with the fortune 'i, .m in
her clothing.
I II
.111 III
lirrru o. N. Y N»-v. i' S. lVas»\
a prominent eiuzi'ti and an cxtfuwive
tnamifaotur»*r of uiN. died hi'i'i-. Mr.
1 V.iso was born in Rochester in 1 Mi:}.
His luljricaiin'j oils nvPivoii (rrand
prize m«'dalH ut all tho worlds exposi
tions sinco isi5:i. Mr. l'ea-e was also
an inventor of homo note, his inventions
covering improvements in liarvestin^f
ni iehines, an app! Lvnoo for t«jtiii|7 oil
hy electricity, and a printing tclee-raph
instrument.
tiiut
WHAT
unconscious
lcir was
so badly in
i.it :.o died
:.0
ears of tho twin?.
Sometimes one calls witho .i the yih
er and frequently they wouldmakeawk*
ward mistakes in getting hold of tho
wrong girl. In order to prevent these
mistakes the other evening one of the
young men gave bis girl a pair of ear
rings of a certain make that could not
be easily duplicated. The other young
man, not to be outdone, presented I,is
girl with a handsome breastpin. Tho
next evening they called at the house,
feeling perfectly secure, and one went
into tho front parlor to wait for the ob
ject of his devotion, while tho other
i remained in tho hall. In tho mean
i time the (wins bad .v :,,,i -ei the
i jrlfts they i.al received a -u.,:: t:m- be
fore.
The young men did not notice the dif
ference, and. consequently, each young
man had the other's young lady. Dur
ing the evening one of tho young men
"popped" the momentous question and
was accepted on behalf oT tier sister.!
When her sister heard of this she said
she would not have the proposer. Here
the story rests. What will happen at
the next meeting of the qi.nrlet Willi
ed i have to be guessed. Jt is safe to say,
:ar however, that some profuse explain
of! in_- w i. have to be done.- asim.
V'
Hy the Presiden, l:i \:m.,
i etary of State."
CURES?
Editorial Difference ot Opinion on an Im
portant Subject.
W hat is the force that ousts disease and
which is the m'st convenient apparatus for
applying it? How far is the regular physi
cian useful to us because wo believe in him,
and how far are his pills and powders aud
tonic# only the material representatives uI
his personal influence on our health?
The reguiar doctors cure the homoepa'..
doctors cure tho Hahnemannitea cure as.-:
so do tho faith cures and the mind cu
and the so called Christian scientists, n ,.j
the four dollar and a half adverrising i n
erants, and the patent medicine men. Th«-.
all hit., and tl^y all miss, and the great
difference-one great difference—in then
suit iathat when the repilar doctors lose a
patient no
one grumbles, and when the irreg
ular doctors loso one the community stands
•n end aud howls.—Rochester Union and
Advertiser.
Nature cures, but naturo can be aided,
hindered or defeated in the curaiivo pro
tress. And tho Commercial s contention is
that it is the part of rational beinfrs to seeli
and trust the advice of men of po.id charac
tor wh.) have studied the human system and
learned, as far as modern scii nee lijrhts the
way, how far they can aid nature and h,v,
they can best avoid obstructing her —B.if
falo Commercial. I
ne
Hi, \',n. .\.,w Tiii*
of the frreat Masonic Temple, u :iis
to built in ihis city, was !aii 1 imrs
day with imposing ceremony.
Tho Ti'inple is beinsj erecied on the
northeast corner of State and liandotph
streets, having a frontapn on State
street of 170 feet and on Randolph of
114 feet. The amount paid for the
pround and leases was J-1.100.00X and
I lie le.iiidini? is to cost not less than
(lOti.ouO. It will contain eiffhlei n
stories and will be -•*I leet hiirh.
It is notour purpose to cons iler the cv.is i
that result from employing tho uuscrupti i
lous, the ignorant, charlatans and i .lacks to
prescribe for the malatlies that afflict the!
human family. We simply declare that the I
physician who knows something' is lietter I
than tho physician who knows nothing, .r
very lit: le indeed about the structure and 'he
conditions of the human system. Of covr-i
••he does not know it a'.i."—ltochester Mi..
ill? Herald.
1 have used Warner's Safe Cure and but
for its timely use would have boen, 1 verily
0''.ieve, in my grave from what the duet, rs
termed Briiiht's ])iscasc. I). F. Shrincr.
s 'iior Editor Scioto Gazette, ChilJ-'othe,
in ,i, in a letter dat-d June IV*, 1-vo
The Tort^r'* I'laint.
Mr. I'iexo•—I'a gittin' tired ob d* rail
road persuasion, gonnlemi'ii.
Mr. Kenders—So's I.
Mr. 1
tales—W hail's v,i' :n annates
a-growl in' 'bout. i
Mr. 1'iexo A feller on d' train com in'
down gub me a .juahn v..v ,i hole into
quahter, an' tolo me t' use d' nolo t'
bury noahsi'lT in.—.Indpo.
At thou-"What is your opinion of my
now book?" Critic (after a Ion pause'
"The punctuation is flr»t-tfla»a. (jeruiuu
raier.
Catarrh Can't De Carel
with i.nr.\L aim'i.k \tio\-3. as th«-/ pan not
reach tho seat of th^ disense. Catiirrh is a
blood or con titutional disease, and in order
to eu-e it you have to take internal reme
dies. Half s Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, ami acts directly on tho blo"il and
mu ous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
no quiu-k medicine. It was iirescribed by
one of the best physicians in this country
for years, and is a remilar prescription. It
is composed vf the best totih*s known, com
bined with the best blond purifiers, aetinff
directly on the mucous surfaces. The per
fect combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in
curing" catarrh. Hetid for testimoniiils free.
F. J- Ciienet
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A max asks u woman's love before he
marries her after marriage he demands
her pratitude.—Atchison Globe.
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The I.ndics I«'lii lite"l.
The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which the ladies may use the liquid
fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all ••on
d'tion-i make it their favorite remedy. It is
olea-niK to the eye and to the taste, gentle,
yet eilectual in aoiiug on the kidneys, liver
And buv/uls,
i
Wk may di .'Vr in this world, but when we
rot to the cemetery we are all on a dead
.CveL lndiauu|' li* Journal^
Do tocii clothes last as they useA to? If
not, ou mad be using as-i ip or
Dobbins' Electric Boap,
3 !?6 4 ir
&U0 3 WO
MARK
3
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THF GR[
paiN
lEOYVs*"-!
RKEUMATI BMC,
Lmnbapo, II
eaiiaclio, Too thai lie,
N E U A I A
Sor®
Throat, Suell:n| s. Frost-bitai,
S I A I A
Sprains, liiiiise*, liurns, Scalds.
THE CHARLES ft. VQGELEH CO.. Baltimori, IM.
Habitual Costiveness
d**rnni 'ii\i-rit «f ontiio
ftnJ brpfi (H(iiM ftM vl)mt nn« hnjiir'driUAtollfA*
J'rrsoiiM of habit ar»» -iihjt-ct to IfeaU*
I I i v u o i i i y o e o d-
N'crvonKDi'W, Ioern, 1 ^rowsinrfts Irri
lahie and uthcr \vhl«'h
lintit* tho ftuflfrcr for husiuesn or
agreeable
HMnWatioin. l^rj^ulur habit of l»oMy alono
Can rorrtM-t t)u wnd not hi nuc-
ho
w«»ll in nrUU'ving thU oTidition aa
1
utt'H IMIIh. Hvthi'ir not only 1* the
renovated, l»ut*jn roiii»qurnrc»f tlto
ljarnu»iiin»* «-lian^r** thun
*r»*atedf
I)i
V K 1 ii.-• 1 .» uou# jou write.
YOU MISST 11KAO TUTS
40 COUPON OFFERS
y' r' .. V ,ln»o I i •.
30c WORTH "MZM1
SAW DESIGNS V I
'Und M1*
rt-nrud
Props., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
It requires courage to ackt.owledjLje t-
fyes
.. i 5 .'i'»
Q, tS iiO
(-j
M[niii'sotn I'ati'til
!H'^
rav hairs, and that is wl\y a bravo mail
but otiee --Texas Sittings.
Ktriir*iin t- Florence, Ala.
November 17th and lth theChicapoft
Easu-rn Illinois Railroad (Kvansville R'.utei
will sell tickets from Chicago and other
points to Florence, Aia and return atone
fare fr tho round trip, pood fifteen days
Solid 1 rains nnd rullnian UufTet Sleeper to
Nashville. Fur time tables and informa
tion, address C. Store. Ass't Cen. Pass.
& Tkt. Ag't, C. K 1 11 Chicago.
It tu'eins as me l.terary worker
•je.-ht to have ape i simi or an ink ua of
si'iue kiud.—isinjflmciton Leader.
l.eft Destitute 1
Not of worldly poods, but of all earthly
comfort, is the poor wretch tormented by
malaria. The fell scourge is, however, shorn
of itsthons in advance uy Hosteller's Stom
ach Hitters, its only sure preventive and
remedy. Dyspepsia, biliousness, constipa
tion. riieuuiatisiii, nervousness and kidney
Complaints are also amonp the bodily afflic
tions which this benericent medicine over
comes with certainty. Use it systematically.
SHORT CUTS IN FIGURES,
sj(1^ui
it, an' when 1 kicked, he look back d' uppu.-ntKanimmo
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CORRESPONDENCE
s i\ in
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
w-ishiihi )ous-
Jcfthat them. Try the good
o i-fashioned
perfect y pu. e
to-day
us in
An old maid's house, like a motion to ad
journ, is always in order At bison Uiobo.
AVIhmi YOU
thero
pprvai)«*s a of «at i^fart i«»n lie men
tal fjirultlrM perform tlieir fmn titoi* with.
VJva« ity, and tlw ro
in
an exhilaration of
tti nd a nd feod rp and pe rf*M't that
the tuil enjoyment uf h«'alth.
Tutt's Liver Pills
Ft'GL'LATE THE BOWELS.
VASELINE
P'It
dm:
1.1.AII s«-nt us by n.ail, we it ill
ii.l charges, to ai y i-c-son in
lh» l'nited States, all the (oUowihi articles
carefully packed In a neat box:
One two ounce hottlo of I'nre Vuocline, 19eta.
(me two ounce bnttlo Vaseline I'ljaiiKti', IS
Oiii*
jnr of Vasolittf ('"Id Cri'»ra I!.
dnn cake ot Vaseline CampluT Ic«....... 1U
dm? rake ef Vaseline Soap, unscorited... In
die' enkeof Vaseline Sunp, acflnted....... 2i
Uiie two ounce bottle of White Vaseline 2a
—11.10
for stamps any single artlole at the price.
IT you have occasion to use Vaseline In any
iorm be careful to accept only penuinn poods
put up by us in original packages, A preat
mar.y druggists »re tryin? to pur-,uade buyers
to take VASEI.1NK put up by them. Never
yield to Fuch persuasion, as the article is an
ttr.:tatsm without value, anil w il not pive yim
the result you expect. A b.ittle of iJluc S«'ul
Vasetinc is sold by all dru^pists at ten cents.
Cl'esehrnnph *i'f'ir. fn,, 21 State St., New York.
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ITUK.IW 1 1U FREE
1. 100 Iiessocs
nesa.
2. Short Cuts in Fifrures.
}. How to Write a Good
Business Letter.
st.oo
of banks, praminr.nt msinutactu
by
Drive,
t'oid leel ariMlannerous. They l»i*inet
Chilblains, Couglis, (\»lds, Pneumonia,
Consumption, ami Doctors' Hills.
Keep your tut warm not with
w arming put with brick, but with
Arctics. Uppers are made of the best
woollen fabrics, bottoms and foxing
nf purest rubber.
PT*TK7 A T?T* 'n^rinr *nld nitdrr Mhfr
DXj VV ii
11
Li hrnndn,
K'«i:s .a" Thev'n- tho tM'vt. St»M even whore.
Mamuartuv.M hv \V K IM'lUiKK
I'kovii'LV i.. li 1 Sonti tor
.:.d drnf* prinU-d ir. colors, and writ! n in
This* is the titl* of 32 paprs of new
matter added to tht* book recontiv.
11 explains a new multiplication
'i 111.i..• 11• the country upMde down, ur rnt
Durs«, this rulo df»^ not Apply to all iiumb» r^. tint it
lhuinkM*r, and by t«*n minures*-tudy «»f the ex|l»na-
to
rili alJc to t»»Jl at a jrlmice which
vhort cut* than vtni will lhi«i In any other
-»eur»*i from Geriiiany and iiic entirely nt-w
THE 9URH0WS BROTHERS CO.,
Comet Kvery
mY'lTM1)
39
Address,
It is an nntiiH'nt, «f which a small parti'
nostrils, l'ntc, Ot*'. Sol.t by dnit"_ri-ts sent by nil.
AdUrciS, K. T. JI
CO.,
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"By
ii
thorough
ki'*vl«'(|pc
of tho rnturnl lawn
WTiuvi ^oV'Tn th^ uf find i^u
tritjon, anil by a curt'tiii upphoHtii»n of tlu» ll'ie
pn'portic* of i'ocud. Mr. Kppn !»a»
tm'VuU'd our hrfakin-t ta 1«»* ft It
IInvuurcd l». voraj:^ whiHi may J»an* uj» ntai.y ii a» v
iinrinr«' lull*. I* s
br
tho Jinhfious ti"« ot mo-ii
r.rtu-iosot diotthut a may hosrrmiunl
Iv built up until strong rnoufrh h'M-i overy tc
(U-ni'v to disva.«o. HurulrrttHof pubtlo »nala»M»^ mv
ft-'atniw ar«' ihI rowdy to ntta k wh»'r»vor thoro
is a woak point. NNV may o«cao«* many a fatal
by kr»»pHiif our^elv w»»n i«.rufioi with ptiro I1«»*-'
rthI a property tiourusiiod Irauio.
trii Ferries
Mai" dimply *tth bojlinp water or mi'k.
or !y :i h«lf |M.und tint, by ilror^rf. lfttioil»Ml thus:
JAMES EPPS & CO., Kcmcsopathic Chemists,
w
London, England.
fiivd Tirra
Latest Styles
L'Art Do La Mode.
Ol.Olil IM.V1 IJ».
AXaL TIIR I.*TKST F4RIM i.VD SKW
YOUK KASIIHMS.
tT Or-'-r it of *otif V-w».taftl«T
A NO\T!V O Bricht Young Mon or
and f'T O in oach ounty.
I\ W, /IH.I MUHI,, St.
in Busi-: OVER 45^ 00 0 CO PI ES SOLD N EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
"j\ sfcpjit\jj- sh~n( to
thousands, to send for this spJtnd work at tho rate of over lOO a day.
l* a book Thr !»o«k i^ n now «t*i a jt.mmJ"n» Fifty |wr
i i-iit. of th»' orders fron\ litiMTlfWf-od Men, many
r»v from ihuw b-. I1 v» nil in b«- hft n-l-t -f »t h« rs
T»»'book is
tfiprcintty rtlnalU
i. ftf'1 ombiHouA io get on in (lie world. This pub
ktton will b» to many a voon^ nmn t)o-t« ppiriif
t- k bii*-is r-fin'tT. It has bt.M of jrwrinf*.
i l»ook of
Irston*
b-ssoiws. The an fr
PRICE, $1.00
u' ic of itn bisons i
arithmetic of th
tin rount
io»: roiiiii. and th«
bank Tho lf««on» or
and Ii?«rouTit
Fa-My Illustraied Head
A Z K I .7
N.„ Warrtm, Pa,
every WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
Not to Split!
PJot to PlswiMor!
BEARS THIS MARK.
ARK.
NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
A STAMPEDE.
Corralling a druve of horses c.vc» you '.en(y of
vork for huura. Vou don't nave time to ttank
what the weather is. You let everything slide, till
the work is over. Hut the cowboy is never un
prepared. When this picnic" happens, what
ever the weathert he is not drenched and wet to
the *km before it's over, because he is always
provided with a Fish Hrand I'ummel Slicker."
With one of these saddle coats on, you can't £et
wet if you try. Your entire saddle will be inside
the coat, and it will be dry, too. Did you ever try
the Pommel Slicker? Just try one, they cost
very little. Then no more colds, fevers, rheuma
tism, and other results to exposure of weather.
Every garment stamped witn "Fish Brand1'
Trade Mark. Don't accent anv inferior co.it
when you can have the "Fish ftrand Slicker'*
delivered without extra cost. Particulars and
illustrated catalogue free.
A. J. TOWER, Boston, Mass.
GOLD MKDAL, FAK1S, lb73.
W. BAlii-:II & CO.'S
ll\
Jifld, ihta.
n
mrrn-r.-ial form
init* il volorti, also form a iiio.-t niiartur f« atum-
SHORT-CUT.
Pnt down
ln»th ftwruros and
carry
rni ry
alwav
f*6~-30.
3024
I'ut 'down both
ur***, and you have
the product 3U24.
THOUSANDS
OF
46
27
KXAMPIJ'S CAN
J»K WOKKKD LIKE
THF.Fi: Two
MAUN WHICH.
1242
in
Five Double Holiday Numbers.
Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, Easter, Fourth-of-July.
FREE
TO
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION,
ltKMK.DV I'i U! VTAliKH.—r,i Ka-i-f to IH".
i -1. is iiiiiiicihutc. A cuie Is curutiu. 1
1 in thr llc.-ii! il is ii il.
if
Is a|pllel to tM
pur
it i.H soluble.
No Chemicals
s"oi
in iti pr- jmrat*•:. It ti
r/im
tnn-e.
O
es the -t
a mixed Hith Stuvh, Arriwru.»t
ii^ur, and tlierrfon) fur more
onueftl,
eo$tinq \hmn on» cnt
p.
It dem-iuiii, nnuruhiu^
KaKII.T l)lGE(rrhf,
'In rflliiy ftdnptid for inva.ida
1 lurpTions in health-
»Kl
hy
fJroror* rverywlM're.
W. BAKER & CO. Dorchester, Mass.
PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS!
"HKT-
l'lny
F^r Ki'ftdinj? ('lub*. for Amateur Tb
ancv I 1h v I'rawiritf l'la s K*
an PIh v i uh 1» I^hii(.Koom
sp »'ak'
Matfin-siuin l.iKbt?».
not a ^tanditid .«^ il\ and tvpifil
Lvuis,
Mo.
1H PAfCUcrnj i)m» t«« writ
to
50CCCS5 jcr ^Kousan&s c)
WotiiiTUf wouJd induce (jovemment officiala. business men by tho dozbUB,
erks
nep
»pf*
IQI
fk.
.i i
1'ttbi
Burnt
Tii#»alri«'rtl Kitet* PrrpfiraiioiiM, iw» v Wm
W|if«4, FirArd". '0*t:ne-* and
I'ajvrS. emir. N.-w O »t .1 lojm.-H w ri REE? FREt!
n( a mint man
v norcJi r». 'ill de rip
11 n u-l pi 1 '©8.
ttAMl Kb ltK.M ll A «ll\, lt« W.
hu,
,N. V.
A ROBBER OR THIEF
T* tM'ttT tlmii tin- ii/mij scaly a^cat who U-Jia yoO
a^ jcii.«pi triit.li tLat tin)
Ot
•fint H*t it '«i l*i-«t t.•,niN"f t«
w.J. riibJi.brp.
I 61^ .N
aw V »rL
Jones' $60.5 Ton Wagon Scale
lo
any made.
For froo honk and pru-o list, addresiJ
Jones of Bisghamton, Bingbamton, N Y.
yov/y
rnCrv^1 !l
co 6o
hr*v#» ro'*eWed a ropy of "Onfl Hundrefl I e- rm is
BusuievK," and it i.- worth its weight //'ur-
drnbrryh. Jiivd»ut. S Y.
f--r b«» mid yonnif m« n
Yonr hook is alcwel I would not part with it for
anything, and fcHthat! nev.-r made a better invest
inent
A
H'.
L*xtrr, Albany,
.V.
ytiit« recently a I'hihidclphia Banker ordered
dozen copies for hi* clerks.
AS an evidence of mv appreciation, fend Ave dol
lars. for which send
t\
e !n» e copies.- ,/
J. Atwrll,
S Department Agriculture, iYanhwtjton.
CT.
I havi* r»e*er been so well plenned with the
rnent of a dollar as in thin instance d,
t. Sutler,
AfaiM-
Your hook what I have been looking for,
inj? is now made a pleasure instead of the tirc*o!nft
routine it formerly was. /I.
King tt Co 'hirngo
63
48
Families.
1891.
T» ttny New Siiburribrr XVho I, I, (IT III n nil Nmd II tfcll adver
flormrilt, Trlrli nmiio and l'om-(Hlirr uildnio anil $1.?. S. irt will srn«l
The VOIIIII'H ompuiiion ll( IK to .Innuiiry 1, 1 S!l I, unit lor n lull \iiir
from thai dnlr. This oflcr im ludi'. ilir FIYK Dili III.K 11(11.IDAY
M'.HBEKS, mid nil ilii- II.1.1 ^TIMTIJI WI KKI.Y I'l*I.EMKNT«i.
M. Cole, with Henry W.
one of ihe best booksl ever paw. Would not talc#
nn\thwifr tor mine if I could riot jrot aiu»ther F. f*.
Iloironi. SttiTiiinrti iig Saddle Co., Jarkwn, Michigan.
One «nccewvf'j| bn^inev^ ftnB
UIN I A
L*:lvt
tor* Mn rle wrinkle.
vn,i|h, in thisbookco^t $25*
We lime M-fn business men pick out a hinu)« lesson
here arid therf. stj injr, as they did m»» "that one
lessMn is north (o me the price of the book/'
I lOO Lessons! Si ,00
ri'lil.hsHhkS.
Al l. 111 ViKlhs.
v vw
I ITWe refer to nnv Mercantile Atferwy in the U. 8L«
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS,
23-25-2? avkm i:.( Li vi:lam»,oiiio.
IM n a it 'MW-
M\ ,'li in#' v
y JLili
TftE YOUTH'S
COMPANION
Boston, Mass.
(TifUSTAAJ ms^ii^
I I in I MEI ly MIL.
ni i:.\'s «:illl.lKEN.
»r y,:ii, II and
•a. u in
x-'*"
I'K ftniu
I'. S. A. ow#
livf, an 1 ih -ir h' H.ih and
bapi.it **i* liiiU"- PM4
i4 ft,-t In In turn'jr
Childhood hivtr, b*»
I KOKI. By L»r-i
is
A i
-NAME TI1IS
O., I'lilmt i tnM.
Pateiits-Pensions-Glainis.
t'rSFND FOR INVENTORS' GUIDE.
PATRICK OTARRELL,--1^1.^:
ENSIGN
.IIOIIIIISI,
\V llkliiil
i».
SucccSEfu ly PROSECUTES CLAIMS.
late Principal Examirfr U, S. Pension Bureau*
FN rev CAVEAT8,TRADEMARKS,
til I WI I.AItKI.M 1- IIDNIOIII.
M.l I I..", U •, rh,
.tf,
I '»!i»i of
IMMt III \Tt l.Y J. m»
ORACLE A. CO., W*SIIINUT«X, T. CT
•tnamk thi? pakvi mri fim* wilt#.
FOR SALE
DROPSY
cta
A. N. K
at a Bargain.
Eighty Acres LAHD
it, i'l ,re ui. lv, \V|..
Jl. Ii M'liKH. .•& MAty-s
r-«r partifjljir* «pplf to
ivi'iith St, Kritflewoud.IU.
I« a srmpton,—not a di^
Sufl^rHrs «e"ii iur»Hmple "f ii
tr« auiiefi v Kn*e. Addr**#» N
]ropH-al In*titut«. Bangor,
el
THIS r'AI'KR th»«youwrit*
G. 1317.
Ck'lU'N WKITISiU T» ABVIilM ISKIW PLEAgl
stale that »o« tho Ad«rtU.M.t U tM*