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GOBPS OF COBBESPOND ESTS.
Beeeal Bppiln(i and Special EreoU
la Wellington Immediate Vicinity of
Interest to KraryoM. Our Comapon
deate Spar Ko Pains to Glean the Mew.
BAKER'S CROSSING.
One lone milk wagon remindi us
that it it the first of April. The
weather ii bo unlike iti former self, it
almost teems as if there was some Joke
bout It, and dame nature was playing
April-fool.
C. Wlnemiller was in New London
Thursday.
Alonzo Rogers and family have mov
ed to their new home in Homer.
Miss Marguerite Herlabaus went
; to Medina, Tuesday where she will
. spend the summer.
Mrs.Effle Fortney returned to her
home in New London, Saturday.
James Haiel and family moved last
week on a farm in Rochester.
Miss Biddinger, of Sullivan, is work
ing at W. A. Feet's.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Laborie and little
son, Victor, Bpent Tuesday in Nova.
. Lou Hall of Wellington, spent Fri
day night at D. I. Beckley's.
Miss Ollie Knappof Sullivan, is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E,
Fisher.
Walter Peet of LeRoy, was calling
on friends Tuesday.
Henry Laborie sold his farm last
Tuesday to Charlie Farnsworth of
Nova.
Died, at his home in Chicago, of
appendicitis, Mr. Thaddeus Peet. He
was well and favorably known in this
community, and his friends will regret
to lea,rn f his early death.
In Its advanced and chronic form a
cold In the bead Is known as a Nasal
Catarrh and is the recognized source of
other diseases. Having stood the test of
continued buccessfal use, Ely's Cream
Balm is recognized as a specific for
membranal disease in the nasal passages
and you make a great mistake in not re
sorting to this treatment in your own
ease. To test it a trial size for 10 cents
or the large for 50 cents is mailed by
Ely Brothers, 66 Warren Street, New
York. Druggists keep it.
HUNTINGTON.
Osea Smith spent a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Effie Davison and fam
ily of Wellington last week.
Mr. Frank Hull spent a few days with
relatives in New London last week.
Mr. T. D. Phelon was in New Lon
don last Tuesday.
TTia frillmvtnf. lUHnni t tdTlfl CiA f.he,
.vuvnui ... -
IPnornvth Tjiamia nnnvant.Snn f T .n rH ! n
the past week: Mrs. Harvey Breyley,
Miss Anna Dodge, Julia Dirlam, Stella
Finkle.
Clatie and Nora Hull visited their
uncle's family, Dr. Hull's in Welling
ton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Meachum have
returned to town.
Mr. Tom Smith has moved his family
over by Sweeney's factory and he will
work in the factory the coming year.
Mrs. Ernest Wheeler, Mrs. Orlin
Dirlam and two children, and Mrs.
Jack Wheeler, of Bakers's Crossing,
Tisited Mr. Peter Finkle's family last
Friday.
Mr. James Handly and Mr. Edson
Clark attended the convention of the
K. 0. T. M. at Norwalk recently.
Mr. James Crawford of Medina was
in town Saturday.
Miss Florence Rood of Wellington is
visiting her uncle's family, D. P. Wells.
Mr. Fred Dudley of Dakota is visit
ing Lee Loomis' family.
Misses Lena Dirlam, Ethel Gillet,
Ruth Haskins, Bertha Chapman and
Mr. Paul Pratt were in Elyria, Satur
day. Harry Pratt of Beret college is home
for a time. He spent Sunday in Lorain.
J. B. Robinson has bought Hima
Cole's house and lot; property for
merly owned by George Robinson.
SULLIVAN.
The Easter social given at the town
hall was well attended Saturday night.
As it was "All Fools' Day" of course
the mischief loving young people had
to have some jokes in order to com
plete the program. A beautiful frosted
cake adorned the center of the table.
When the cook frosted it she dipped in
the salt jar for the sugar. The tarts
were of a new design. Batting was be
neath the frosting to insure lightness.
Of course no one thought of being an
gry as it was joke day. One dish of
pickles reminded us of the story of
Lot's wife ; all else was above reproach.
A boquet of lilies and geraniums lent
color to the tables. Eggs of every oolor
and shade imaginable were there.
Grant Eaton had a lively runaway
last week. Hit horse became light
ened at a bright tin pail Mr. Eaton car
ried on hit arm, and then the steam
from the sugar-house blew towards it,
causing it to plunge and jump, which
threw him off, his foot caught in the
harness ; the horse dragged him about
ten rods when he freed himself. His
clothing was torn into shreds. His es
cape from instant death was miracu
lous. Burglars broke into Will Hubler't
house April L When he arose he found
his wearing apparel containing his
purs were gone. A diligent search
revealed the fact the burglar had ef
fected an entrance by placing a ladder
to a broken window. Large foot-prints
were found around the house. Mr.
Hubler got Mr. Riggs to come and help
solve the mystery. As they started fur
the phone to warn surrounding towns
to be on the lookout for the rascal,
.Mrs. Hubler stepped to the door and
dispelled their grief by two words.
"April Fool." We leave the rest to
the imagination of our readers.
SuptE. B. Whitcomb returned to
Wooster to resume his studies, Mon
day.
L.D. Blocker and family took the
early train for Akron Monday morn
ing.
Claude Ricket has moved into J. C.
Palmer's house.
Len Cole and family have moved in
to their new home in town.
Miss Swarti has her room full of
scholars; ten more pupils started
today.
M. E. Wurts, the poultry man has
been secured for the season by the
owners of the Crescent Poultry Farm
at Kent, 0. He has the entire care of
the barred and buff Plymouth rocks.
BUTLER ROAD.
At the sale of Mrs. L. L. Brundage's,
horses sold low as did most of the
tools, while cows brought a good price
Grant Snyder started with his milk
sled promptly on the first of April
He has thirty miles a day to travel,
starting from Clarksfield and going to
the Thomas factory in Rochester.
Mr. Beebe of Whitefox, has the but
ter route this season.
It is reported that Mrs. Clarence
Bracy had her face badly scalded one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tripp were
visiting in this neighborhood last Sun
day. A "sugar-off" seemed to touch
the right rpot with Charley.
Ray Atkinson has bought the south
part of the old Sutfin farm one and a
half miles east of town.
Mr. Murray, formerly a resident of
this place but lately of Rochester, died
April 1st.
Perry Nobles has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. D. Thomas last week.
I have been afflicted with rheumatism
for fourteen years and nothing seemed
to give any relief. I was able to be
around all the time, but constantly suf
fering. I had tried everything I could
har of and at last was told to try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, which I did, and
was immediately relieved and in a short
time cared. I am happy to say that it
has not since returned. Josh. Edgar,
Germantown, Cal. For sale by W. F,
Near & Co.
SPENCER.
March 29. Ada Firestone returned
from Oberlin last week and has taken
the position of cashier in the new Fire
stone store.
Electa Miller of the Norwalk schools,
is spending the epring vacation at
home.
Minnie Freeman was in Cleveland
the last of the week, at the funeral of
Rev. Austin Hoak.
Miss Irene Eggleston, of New York,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lee Grissinger for the past month re
turned to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. JosephineBuffenmeyerof Cleve
land, visited her sister, Mrs. A. T. Van
the first of the week.
H. B. Aldrich has moved into the
farm house of the Aldrich place, so
long occupied by Will Aldrich, who
has rented the S. D. Oakley farm just
out of town.
Mrs. Georgia Querin of Cleveland, is
visiting at her father's.
A. J. Routson, one of our oldest and
most respected citizens, passed away
Monday after a long and lingering ill
ness.
Mrs. Celia Hicks, who died of con
sumption last Wednesday, was buried
at the Center, Friday, Rev. Jacobs
officiating. The deceased leaves a hus
band and bright little son.
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Then why don't we atl have
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these germs cannot gain a foot
hold In a strong throat and
lungs. It's when these are
weak that the germs master.
The body must be well supplied
with fat. The danger comes
when the blood Is poor and the
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The entertainment Saturday evening
was largely attended, not withstanding
the stormy weather. The receipts were
nearly $40, which is a convincing proof
of the popularity of Mr. and Mrs. Loos.
The various characters in the play
were well sustained, reflecting great
credit upon all who took part. Grace
Grissinger especially showed remark
able self-possession as a soloist. All
the music was excellent. Mr. and Mrs.
Lous left for Sandusky Monday after
noon, taking with them sincere wishes
for future success from the many
friends they won during their stay
with us.
Obituary.
A.J. Koutson was born in Easton,
Wayne Co.. 0., Oct. 17, 1S28, where his
father, Captain John Routson, built
the first house and kept the first hotel
between Wooster and Akron. On both
sides his parents were of good old
pioneer stock, his mother belonging to
the great Franks family. In Novem
ber, 1851, he was married to Elsie
Louis Stewart. They came to Spencer,
0., when the land was all covered with
forest trees, and built their first log
cabin on the farm where they both
died. He leaves two daughters and
five grandchildren to mourn his loss.
Two daughters preceded him to the
spirit land. He died March 27th, 1899
Like a shock of corn fully ripe, made
fragrant by the breath of frost and
gathered by the reaper's sickle, so was
the end of the worthy man, who has
gone to accomplish the destiny uf
all our race.
ROCHESTER.
Mr. Perry Noble of Sherman, Texas,
is visiting his family and friends of
this place.
Rev. Leverate Rugg and family of
Michigan were guests of his brother,
Mr. Wm. Rugg, last week.
Mrs. Dots of Ravana, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. L. E. Stanley.
Mrs. 0. Laraby of New London was
in town Monday, the guest of Mise
Josie Phelps.
Mr. James Murray passed from this
life at his home Saturday, April 1st.
Funeral services were held at the Bap
tist church Monday at 1 p. m., Rev.
Lash officiating.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap
tist church meet with Mrs H. T.
Mason, Thursday forenoon, April 13
A cordial invitation extended to all.
Rev. Rugg gave a very interesting
discourse at the Baptist church Sunday
morning. He left Monday morning
with his family for the state uf New
York where he has a new fielld of
labor. Mr. Rugg was well known in
this place when a young man and his
many friends wish him success.
Mr. Erwin and wife of Cleveland are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon
of this place. They visited at Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Barnes,' Monday and ate
warm sugar.
Mr. D. C. Mann will go with Fore-
paugh's show this season with hie
brother, Horace, as advance agent.
Mr. F. W, Clifford is in the jtocl.
business again. He shipped one cur
last week.
In spite of the muddy roads there
was a good attendance itt the Easter
concert at the Baptist church Sunduy
evening. The church was prettily dec
orated with potted plants, and Easter
flowers, with their fragrance, added
their beauty to the church. The
center attraction was the beautiful
cross with the motto, ''Christ fin
Risen." The little children with their
smiling faces, presented a picture ol
perfect happiness when the beautiful
Easter eggs of various colors were pre
sented them. Rev. Lash made some
very interesting remarks appropriate
for the occasion.
Pneumonia.
U the quick agent of death. Ktilly one-
third of recent dentin have been Ir-n
pneumonia following la gripp. Fin-u-'tionia
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PITTSFIELD-
Mrs. Barker's two sons from Wood
ounty are viniting her at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Rogers.
Walter Bush and Eugene Robinson,
of Oberlin attended services at the M
E. church Sunday.
Miss Madge Whi ney has secured a
position in the new dry goods store of
Preston Bros., Oberlin.
Mr. Chas. Stone and family returned
home last week from Florida where
they spent the winter.
It is reported that Mr. P. Wynn, a
former resident of our town, was shot
and killed In Arkansas, recently. Chas.
Stone has gone after the remains.
Wm. Avery was in Elyria last week
Wednesday. -
Frank Root and daughter Nina were
returning from church, Sunday, when
the reaeh of their buggy broke, fright
e in their horses so that they ran
away, but fortunately neither of them
was hurt. v
Mr. and Mrs. John Herri am and Mrs.
Chloe Merriam visited at Henry Shef
field's last week Wednesday.
LA GRANGE.
F. B. Gott was in Cleveland, Monday
night.
William Hopkins made a business
trip to Oberlin, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Rawaon is suffering with
the mumps.
William Wilcox is dangerously HI at
his iome on the river road.
Jay Wotring has returned to his
home in Cleveland.
Miss Edith Elliott of Elyria, is the
guest of LaGrange friends.
Eddie Wight of Eaton was in town
last week.
William Heiston of Lorain spent
Sunday with his family.
Subscribe for the Enterprise. It is
one of the best papers published in
Lorain county.
Chicken thieves are getting in their
work in this village.
A very pleasant surprise was tender
ed to Lee Dean at his home on Church
street, Wednesday evening. Games
were played, and a fine time is report
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrus of Well
ington, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Arthur Andrus Sunday.
Miss Pearl Heinton, of the Conserva
tory of Music, is spending a week at
home.
The Rathbone sisters will have a
dime social, and literary program at
K. of P. hall Tuesday evening April 18.
A large attendance is de fired.
Edward McKisson and friend, Rev.
Edwards of Oberlin college, were the
guests of Mrs. Nettie McKisson over
Surdity.
Miss Peail Salsbery of Elyria, is
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
t D. Ryan.
F. G. Morgan called on Cleveland
friends Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wilcox of Cleve
land were in town a part of the past
week.
John Dean was in Clyde, last Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Wood ha returned from
New York. s
J, P. Eidt's cheese factory north of
Uihii Mas opened fur business Monday
Consideration cannot be too careful;
forethought cannot be too circumspect;
prudence cannot be too discreet; but
the best way to insure these results, is
to confine them strictly within their
, roper limits, and never to permit
them tu interfere with the promptness
uf actum with integrity uf purpose,
utid with fidelity to all engagements.
The changer that make or unmake a
man are not changes of stature or posi
tion or circumstances, or any thing
else that can be seen outwardly, but
the subtle changes that begin, silent
and unnoticed, in the hidden chambers
uf the man's consciousness, where
foi'inierta and vague lies the material
ut uf which motives are shaped.
Huuee and llartt to Kent.
House and baru tor rent on Maygar
atwt. luqulra t Wm. H. IL Sulllfl.
BRIGHTON.
The ladies' society will meet with
Mrs. J. T. Burrows, Wednesday March
12. Dinner will be served for ten
cents.
' Mrs. Henry Spring of Paulding,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Will Love
land last week.
Paul Kenney visited his grand
mother in Oberlin Friday and Satur
day. 0. W. Green is laid up with the
measles.
Mrs. EX B. Squires went to Elyria on
Wednesday returning Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McCoy returned
from Penfield Sunday where they had
ben spending their vacation.
Mrs. Emma Peet of ClrknnVld, visit
ed friends here over Sunday.
Mr. Fenwick moved into the Gills
house Thursday.
D. B. Hartman has rented the Mc
Donald farm south of the center for a
term of years and moved last week.
Mr and Mrs. Jess McDonald have
moved to the old homestead nenr
White Fox.
F. W. Dennison has moved in with
Peter Garris.
The milk wagon began their pilgrim
hgfi for Jones' cheese factory Saturday.
The republican ticket was elected
here Monday. J. Jordan, Jas. Hall,
Geo. Ronk and Walter Mosher were
elected supervisors.
John Laughery has moved back from
Nova to Brighton and will work on the
railroad.
PLEASANT STREET.
A large number of wild ducks and
eeese have been seen around thl
' icinlty. D. "locking's man snceed'il
in killing a goose last week ; ron"
goose wns the result.
Claud Wheeler visited his brother at
Peter 8hnde's in Rochester, Saturday
Zilpha Battle visited at Fred Bat
tle's on South Main street, Thursday.
D. R. Day and family visited his
brother in Clarksfield, Thursday.
E. D. Gillett called at E Litchfield's
on the Butler road Sunday. He re
ports them very much improved.
0. M. Gillett called on his father,
Jason, last week. He is able to be out
again.
F. Battle and family were at J.
Hah's, Sunday.
The almost ' Impassable condition of
our roads does not keep people with
plenty of pluck at home.
Owen Rolf and family visited El
nathan B urge's, Thursday. Minor
remained at his grandfather's several
days.
Dave Day sold a colt, coming four
years old, to H. Bonney for $100.
Good horses demand a fair price.
Mrs. George Bracy of Winchester,
Ind., is visiting her friend Mrs. Jen
nie Cox.
John Willis of Wellington, Sundayed
at Owen Rolft's.
Miss Jennie Kaufman of Elyria be
gan the spring term of school in this
district, Tuesday, April 4.
Election has come and gone, and not
withstanding the underhanded games
of the new union reform party, the
entire republican ticket was elected.
Be sure and read our great offer of
The Enterprise for a year and the
Karni Journal five years, all for the price
of our paper alone. Just walk up to the
captain's office and draw the greatest
prize you ever drew.
WELLINGTON MARKETS.
Corrected Every Wednesday Monitor:
Paying.
Hav Dei ton
6 00
SI
87
28
70
16
21
10
lt
S
46
Corn in ear, 70 lbs ,
Corn shelled, 66 lbs
Oats per bu
Rye per bu
New wheat per bn
Butter. dlry, per ft
Butter, creamery, per tt
f.ggt. per dot
Honey, per t
Lard, per ft
Potatoea per bu
Selling.
Flour per sack of 49ns
Corn Meal per ewt
Chop per cwt ,
go
1 0
1 on
0
M
1 40
MMdiinKs per cwt
Bran per cwt
Oil Ileal per cwt ,
CUKKSK MAKKKT.
Billing Prices Monday's Sales.
Ohio State Flats.'
Creamery Butter,
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Draying and Moving of house hold
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Price and quality guaranteed on all
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Bailed Hay aud Straw sold and deliv
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April, A. U-. ISM), at 10 o'clock, loreooon upon
the premises the lollowlng described retti
estate, situated tn the township ol Welling
ton, cnuuty ol Lorain and state ol Ohio, and
kn'.wn kb being a part nl original lot No. til
bounded and deacribed as trill, jw: beginning at
a point in the east line ol said lot So. 10, dis
lunce 2X chains, (i II n s north Irom stum
monument at souin-east oorner of said loi
and towushlM runultig thence west parallel
with the south line ol sain lot IV chains
thence north parallel with the east lot Him
Uchal S.87H links; thence east parallel with
the south line 15 chains to the east line oj
seld lot; thenoe souih In said east line I
chains Vi links to the place of lieglnulnv
and ooiitnlhliJK U-81-1UU acres ol laud.be th
same more or less.
Apural-eu at iiuO; onnnot be sold for les
thau of appraisal. Terms of sale cash oi
Vacah; H In one years 'A In two years wit'
in rrrst Irom dais ol sale secured by mort
tMge on the priulses.
Macs S7, im. J. T. ir.KHU.,
Attorney for .YUacug llowx.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Mnrlon 0. tiren, whnsH place of rcKldpni'
l HUppuHfd t btt tllllllfHllllllll, HUlrt uf All.
iiHHotH. w II tMhf Dutiuc ttmt tut Mttrcb 8, 1-! .
Luella Kunz tlleil iitr peiiiloii In ilie ourt
Oinni".! Finns, ut Lorn hi Counij. 'hi
HKHhiHt the Hleive uHnietl dtfnduiit, Marl.
0- On n prttylfiK thti forclnNUre of mrt
icnKf mude liv mid Mnrluu 0. tfreen toplitlii
tilf, Lut-IIh ku l, no the eMt 14 IV el of lot No
Hi), and Hit wvst balf -f hit HI, In block two 'l
of the -vtllitxe of Wellington, Lorain County
State of Ohio. The Huh. uiortitRKe belnir giveh
to fcurM a note nu which In now tu the nun
of XS find Interest at 7 ptr out from Feb. 24
Itm HhIiI defendant Is required to aoiwfr on
or twfore May 16, IHW, or Judgement will be
tHken against him fortiHld amount wttb order
of sale ii pii stitd premises.
J. X. ilaskell. Attorney, Lurlla Kuhi.
WAN'I El HEVKRAL TRUHTWOKTin
1 T persons lu thU tnte to manage our bu
lnenn In tlit-lr own and nerbv count let I
It mainly oftlre wirrn eonduvfrd hi borne,
HHiary si ruin in 19110 a ye.ir aud expena a
definite, boiiattde. on mora, no less s.t,r)
Monthly l Kefurvnces. KucMose alf ail
frrsaed stamped env-lope, Hrbrl . UeM.
fa! iiaitt. Jfc. Cbietttfa. v
LINGERING LA CRIPPE
COUCH CURED.
MR. G. VACHAR. 1ST Osgood St.. Ohlearo.
"My wife had a severe earn ol La Grippe
three vears ago and It led her with a very
bad couth, hhe tried a bottle ol Foley's
Honey and Tar and It gave Immediate re
lief. One bottle I'ured her enugh entirely.
Nnw we are never without a bottle of this
wonilorlul Cough Meillelne In the houte."
Monthly, reeulitiDf medicine. Only asmles ttd
W. H. TISSOT t 00.
A Book for Young and Old.
OUR jf
RECORD $
Est! 1878 t
250.000 1
WE CURE
NERVOUS
BLOOD
SKIN &
PRIVATE
015EASES
DISEASED 5:1
MEN
CURED
250,000 CURED
YOUNG MAN "jar as
when ignorant of the ten i bio en mo yon
wereoommitting. Dnlyuiion'yc insider
the fascinating aUuremnuts f thin ovil
habit? When too lata to ftvui 1 tho tur
rible results, were your eyes oincil to
your peril Did y m later on in man
hood onntniftt any PHI V AT IS or B LOO I)
disease? Worn you eurai t loyounow
and then seo some n tanning symptoms?
Dare you marry tu yournreent con
dition? You know, "IjI KB FATIIHR.
LIKK BON." If married, art yon eon
utantly living in dread? la marriage ft
failoro with you on recount of any weak
ness caused by early abuto or later ex-
cesses? Have you been r'ruggod with km
mercury t mis nooKietwiiinumiouiio sr.
you i he result of tliewi crimen and noint
out how our NKV MKTHOO TREAT
MENT will positlvdy euro you. It
shows how thousands havn been paved by
our NKW TKKAT.'iiENT. It prove
how we ran UUARANTKti TO CtlKK
ANY CUKABLK CASE 0ft NO PAY.
We treat and cure EMISSIONS,
VARTCOOKLE, BY P1IILIS, OLERI,
(STRICTURE. IM POTENCY, SE
CRET DRAIN'R. UNNATURAL TUB
CHARGES, KIDNEY and BLADDER
diseafes.
CURES GUARANTEED
"The Wales of Bin" wnt free hv
enebfinf io ttamp. CONSULTATION
FK HE. If unabla tn call, write fur
QIIKHTTON BLANK for HOMK
TREATMENT.
Kennedy Kergan
247 SUPERIOR STREET,
CLEVELAND, O.
s i a a sa .M-' - w--.
BUY GOODS IN CHICAGO
Hsv you tried the Catalogiw system of buying
EVERYTHING you use it Wholetalo Prices? Vo
can wve you 1 5 to 40 psrcenLonyourpurehisst.
Weirs now erecting ind will own and occupy tho
ighest building in America, employ 2,000 clerk,
filling country orders exclusively, ind will relusd
purchase price fl goods don't suit you.
Our General Catalogue 1,000 paget, 16,000
lllustrationt, 60,000 quotations costs us 72
cent, to print and mail. We will Mod II to yon
upon receipt ol 15 cents, to show your good laitk.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
MICHIatN AVE. AND MADISON IT.
CHICAGO.
Bulbs sua Plants ban B to tbeusaaas sf aaUaSM cas
umm tn half aeraturr.aas is eslebrau Um totk ysaf
la bustsMS w, tuns Usaed a GtUUa Wsddia, sdlUoa af
Yick'SaWISra, Guide
which Is s work of art. M pate. llthosraphsS la eelef.
I pHjft. souvvnlr, nmrljr 100 nits BIImI with bsndsom
hslf-uins Illustrations ol Flowrrt. Vrfetabla. flsata,
Prulu.ftc.,.lfCntlrboundlnwhltesnS sold, a msr
vcl In rstalof u. Disking ; an authority on all subjects
iiertatnlug U lbs fsrden, with car. for Um mbm , and a
iMcrlptln caulosuo of all that Is dftlrabl. It Is toa
mvnilTS 10 ,! swa; indtucrlmlnatelji. but
tvrrrom Inlcnsted In a nod jtsrdsn 10 bsra a cop,
llirnfort we will send in tialrie aad a I far
Oil BILL far 23e. wank al aaedl 18 Ot.
It (alls sew sie U fleea be raU AaMaal si
, arsbsa U bar Masr isssa.
Vlok's Little Cam Catalogue.. .
A nerfecl little (em of a price llu. It Is elmplr tna
Guide condensed. Snelv tlluitrsled, and lo hsndy
shape, rnsklni Itconienlenl for referenM, FKkB
vicka Illustrated Monthly Magazine
Enlsrsed, Iniproeed and aptotlsle on Ul sulfcta
relating lo Usrdenlns. Hortlr-nllure. etc. ad cents
nomrniiure. w. w cmw
Htt affer-tlie Maaaala
a reer. ptpeeini ln.v wnoi mi piaa
oo year, and ike Galea for 113 eeata.
Jar aew plea ef seUlag TegeUbU Seeds fire, pea BMee
kr pear BMaey Ikaa saf m4 keaw la SsiieHa
Jame3 Vicks Sons,
Rochester. N. Y
anrthtog yon In rent orlmprorei also rrt
SAVEJTjfrtDE-MAHK, COfYlHTorDESH,li
PROIECTIOM. Send model, akeui, or photo,
for free lamination and adelre.
BOOK OH PATENTS re.S
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