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CHILDREN'S CORNER.
WIIKHKHIIALI, llAHY fi)IMI-,K 115?
lit 1. O. HOLLAND.
Over tlit cridlo the mother hung,
Softly cooing a dumber gong,
And thcue were the ilmple word ihenung
All the evening long: '
"Check or cliln, orknticklo or knee,
Where iha.ll tho babv' dimple hot
Wlicrc 1U0JI tho nngel'g nngo; rcit
When he comes down to thehnby'n nest I
Where (hall tho angel' totth' remain
When heawalitiisiny babaglnl
Still ns alio bent nd nan no low
A murmur Into hcrnjUlc broke,
And she paused to hca for she couM hut l-w
The baby's angel spkc ' 1
"Check or chlti, or imeklc or knee,
"Where shall tho baly't tllinplo I'd
Where nhall my lUgcr fall and rest
When I come tl(n to the baby's nest'
Where, shall tiijfltiKcr's touch rcmali;
When I wake our babe ngaln I
Silent the nii-dcr sat and dwelt
Long on tV w ect delay of choice,
And then b. her baby's side she knelt
And sani'wltli pleasant voice:
"Not on tic limb, 0 angel dear I
Korthc claims with Its youth will disappear;
Not on Ihi check elmll the dimple be,
For tho larborlng smile will fade and flee;
lint tou-ii thou the chin with Impress deep,
And tn baby tho angel's real shall keep."
.loo nml the Fa) it.
St. Xcholai.
Joo is a little Cnlifornlnn, and ho llvos
close by tlio I'nciflu Ocean. IJis father
often hikes him to walk on tho bench
"Sec, papa, seel" crio.l Joo ono day
when tho two were out together. "What
a nice log to pit on!" nmlJoa ran along
tho bench until ho enmo to a brown ob
ject thnt l-y on tho warm sand, a littlo
way up from tho ocean. Hut, just, ax
Joo was silting down, tho brown "log"
began to move, nnd Joo ran back to his
lapa in fear, crying:
"It is a whale, nana, nnd it was tro
ing to eat mo up. just ns the ono in tho
iiidio ato .jonnu."
"No, it is a seal, my boy," roplicd
Ids fatlier. "It won't hurt us. It is a
young one. Let mo coax it to stay
awhile."
So saying, ho took hold of tho little
seal, and. by rubbing it on tho back and
under tho neck, he soon had tho little
fellow as quiet as a pet dog. Joo soon
lost ins tear oi mo heal, ami, going up
to it, began to rub the soft fur on Its
back. I think the little sc 1 must have
liked thi", for, wh'.'ii Jou turned to go,
tho seal tried to follow him.
"How tamo it is! How mtoerly it
walks on those funny littlo legs!" said
Joo. "Aro they his legs or his arms,
papa?"
"A littlo of both," said his papa,
laughing. "They aro called flippers;
niul ho also can uso them as our gold
fish use their fins."
"May I take him home? Seo! lie
would follow mo clear to tho house."
"lie would not bo happy, Joo, away
from tho ocean. Wo will put him back
into tho ocean, where his brothers and
sisters arc, Joe. I will tako him out to
this rock and drop him into tho water.
")nn't lie look liko a big dog-lish,
pnpa?" cried Joe, as the seal swam
away, diving under each big wavo that
tried to sliovo him back to the shore.
"Good-bye, littlo seal! 1 liopo you
will iititl your mamma ngnin."
Joe anil Ids papa turned to go home.
After a little while, Joo said, very so
berly: "I'apii, I guess I don't want tho seal
skin hat that I teased you for. May
bo it came oft' that nice littlo seal's
brother or sister. 1 don't seo how folks
can shoot such dear little tilings as that
seal is."
Hoc Itiiiitlni;.
11V JIMMY WtOWN.
llariH-r'a Yount rcnjite.
Tho more 1 seo of tills world tho hol
lower I find everybody. I don't mean
that people haven't got their insidoa in
tlicm, but they aro so dreadfully un
grateful. No matter how kind and
thoughtful any ono may bo, they never
glvolilm any credit for it. They will
pretend to love you and call you "dear
Jimmy, what a lino manly boy, como
hero and kiss me," and then, half nn
hour afterward they'll say, "whore's
that littlo wretch? Let mo just got hold
of him. O! I'll let him know." Deceit
and ingratitude aro tho monster vices of
tho age, find they aro rolling over our
beloved land liko tho ilood. I got part
of that elegant languago from the tern
pcranco lecturer last week, but I im
proved it a good deal.
There Is Aunt Sarah. Tho undo that
belonged to her died two years ago and
she's awfully rich. Sho comes to seo
us sometimes with Tommy that's her
boy, a littlo follow ten years old and
you ought to seo how mother anil Suo
wait ou her, and how pleasant fntlior is
when she's in tho room. Now sho al
ways said that slio loved mo liko her
own son. She'd say to father, "How I
envy you that noblo boy, what a com
fort ho must bo to you," and father
would say, "Yes, ho lias some charming
finalities," and look as if ho hadn't laid
onto mo with his eano that very morn
ing and told mo that my conduct was
such. You'll hardly believe that just
because ltlltt tho very best I could nnd
saved her precious Tommy from nn up
pie grave. Aunt Sarah says I'm n young
Caiu and .knows I'll come to tho gat
lows. Sho camu to seo us last Friday anil on
Saturday 1 was going bee-hunting. I
read .dl about it in n book. You tako
nn nxo and l'o out doors and follow a.
bee, and after a wlillo tho bee takes you
to a hollow treo full of honey and you
cut the treo down and carry tho honey
homo in thirty pails and sell It for over
so mueli. I and Sam McGinuis were
rrnlnc. nml Aunt bnrnu savs, "U taKo
i'orauiy with you, the dear child would
Fllloy It 60 mucil. ui course, no lunuw
Dial's twelve yiyirs out wants a, mtio
Jhap liko thatCfagglng after him, but
iwoUinnrZMi un anu sain i u uo uo-
llglitetrfo tiCo Tommy, and sol couldn't
help myself.
Wo sttrppoil in tho woodshed and bor
rowed father's axo, and thon wo found
a boo.- Tim boo wouldn't ily oa before
us in a straight lino DutKOpt ngiitingon
everything, anil onco ho lit on Sam's
hand and btuug him good. Itvovcr,
wo chased tliu beo livqjly nniLby-and-by
ho started for his treo and o ran after
him. Wo had hist cot to tho old dead
npplo treo in tho pasture when wo lost
tho boo and we all rurrcoil that his nest
must bo in tho treo. It's1 an awfully
big old treo, and it's all rotted away on
ono sido so that it stands ns if it was
ready to fall over any minute. Nothing
would satisfy Tommy but to climb that
tree. Wo told him ho'd hotter lot a
bigger follow do It, but lie wouldn't
listen to reason. So wo gavo him a
boost, and ho climbed up to ivhero tho
tree forked ar.d then ho stood up and
began to say something, when ho ulsup-
right ho had fallen out
poarctl. WWo ran round to tho
of tbo tree, A htm up, but ho wasn't
other sldold It was witches, but I
tlioro. ftst uo soraowherc, so I
knew hyho treo nnd looked,
climbodipped down Into tho hollow
110 nnd wns wedged In tight. I
Of tlinf Vnnnh lita lintr. hilt It wna tin
cPtllht I couldn't get n good hold so
?'1. him out. Wasn't ho scared
"Vuf no iiowion nmt said, "u, taxo
l!mt. I shnll dlo." and Sam wnntcd
fun for tiio 'doctor. I told Tommy to
patient nnd I'd tret him nut. So I
jlil down the treo nnd told Snm that
(ho only thing to do wns to cut tho treo
down nnd then open it and take Tommy
out. It wns such a rotten treo I knew
it would como down ensy. So wo took
turns chonninir. and kent encourni'inir
Tommy by telling him that tho tree was
most ready to fall. After working nn
hour tlio treo began to stagger, and
presently down sho camo with an awful
crash nnd burst into a million pieces.
San and I said Hurray! and then wo
poked round In the dust, till wo found
Toniny. Ho was nil over red dust and
was nniost choked, but ho was awfully
mad.
Jus because soma of his ribs were
brokui m tlio doctor said ho forgot
all Sim and I lind ever duuo for him.
I shouldn't have minded that much, be
canst, you don't expect much from a lit
tlo toy, but I did think his mother
woull Iiavo been grateful when wo
brou;ht him homo nnd told her whnt
wo hut dono for him. Then I found
whntnil her professions wcro worth.
Sho tailed father nnd told him that I
and ilio other miscreant lind murdered
her )oy. Sam was so heightened at
tho artful name sho called him that lie
ran lonio, nnd fntlior told mo I could
comeriirht upstairs with him. They
coului't have treated mo worse if I'd
let Tan my stay in tho treo and starve
lo iteitn. 1 almost wish i nan none it.
It ilois seem as if tho more iiood a boy
docs the more crown folks pttcli into
him. The moment Sue is married to
Mr. Travers I mean to go and live with
him. Ho never scolds, and always says
that Susan's brother is as dear to him
us Ids own, though ho hasn't got any.
A Curious Cosmopolitan.
Henri Gwlnn, the promenade usher nl
tho United States Hotel at Saratoga, U
one of tho institutions of that popular
resort. Ho is a veteran in tho service, a
man of shrewd sense and keen observa
tion, and a perfect cyclopedia of infor
mation legarding people and pluees
generally, and Saratoga and its habitues
especially, m a conversation wuu a
Troy Times roprosonlutivo lie said.
I havo traveled all over the world, and
met all manlier of men in tllllercut
countries. I have erosed tlio ocean
twentv-four times, nnd am thoroughly
familiar with forcisn hinds. In fact, I
urn cosmopolitan in my tastes and hub
in, and um perfectly at home no matter
ts what portion oi tiio globe i unit my
self. I divide eacli vear into tlireo tie
riods, of about four months eacli, which
I spend as follows: Four month1 in the
wilds of Florida, four in Saratoga, and
four perambulating F.urono and Ameri
ca. I left Saratoga last O.'tobor, took a
tour throuirh Delirium, l- ranee, and bn
laud, and then returned to this country
and went to Jacksonville, Fin., leaving
there May 1 to como here lu tlmo for
tho opening season. I have been manv
times the world over in (-enroll for the
most desirable place for a homo; 1 havo
found it; here it Is, nt Sarato-ra. Jt has
cost me 200,000 miles of travel nnd over
y 10.000 In aood money to obtain this in
formation. I amsntislled here. 1 havo
taken thesu regular trips Inco 187-1,
Willie I make uo profession of linguis
tic ability, mid do not pretend to bo
thoroughly aetiuaintcd with unv other
than tho Knglish language, I can always
succeed in understanding or in making
mi-Mil ( understood, no matter what Inn
guago Is spoken; nnd of course during
my travels 1 have picked up :v more or
less familiar acquaintance with several
foreign tongues', and can therefore carry
on conversation witn persons oi inmost
any nationality. I expect I am tlio only
man In the world who lives in such nn
irresrular manner. Whilo at Jackson
ville I am at the St. James Hotel, nnd
um general of musical festivities. I am
known there ns tho prize matrimonial
agent, but you needn't say anything
about that. Hero I um promenade
usher, and am kept lm-y during tho
sensou looking after the comfort and
welfare of our guests. Saratoga is
bound to have a magnllleent season
Tho people aro making money, and tlio
money must como hero.
A Woman Farmer.
VrniuUiul.owIxtim (Mc) Journal,
Just before dusk, Wednesday evening,
a brown-faced and pleasant looking
woman, with a short, well-built liguro
and tirm step, fastened n plump, con
tented looking bay liorso in front of tho
lJoston Tea Store, and tossed a molasses
jug out of her wagon. Sho wore a wid
ow's veil and shawl. "There," said a,
gentleman, "is ono of tho most wonder
tul women in tho country, Mrs. Osgood,
of Miuot Center, tho woman farmer."
So when Mrs. Osgood canio out of the
store, with her strong arm full of molas.-es
jug, salt-box, and thh-and-that, the
.oiinKi.ficribo began to plyhis interro
gations. "How much hay-will you cut
this year?" "Twelvo or fifteen tons.
I've out about six tons aireadyj I com
lueneod mowing nt 7 o'clock this morn
ing, and mowed most of tlio forenoon.
I spread thlrty-llvo common stacks of
hay, and after dinner I gotVjl four good
-Qtio-hnxso loads, in season to get down
hero at i! o'clock and niorljet a lot of
berries." Do you cut your vy with a
niachiuo .or a soytho?" "llAlt; I onu
mow either way. I havo a wie-horso
mower." "Do you havo nn help?"
"Only what I get from tho Mliildren.
Thoro's.a girl ot It years andjiboyof
1U who help mo n little." "O tho girl
going to liniko a farnior?" "I don't
know. want to make afnrmar of her,
but she says sho don't liko tho irjea very
well." "How much of a fa-,! n havo
you?" "I havo now about foii acres.
I havo planted tills year half aV aero of
onions, two jicros of potiitoe three
fourtliB of uti acre of boafA, ui I sowed
half an ncru of oats. I littvo dono all
th.0 work myself. 1 havo run tho farm
live years, and I havo'nt paid out n cent,
not one ccut, for help, and 1 n'nt going
lo, cither (with much oniphasls). Ln&t
winter I went down in tho woods, and
cut and teamed out ten cords of wood."
"Does yt ur farm pay well ?" "Yes it's
beginning to pay pretty well now. It
was all run down when I camo thoro
anil commenced work. H only cut hay
onough for a cow and a horse. Now ft
cuts twelve tous. I iiavo dug out tho
rooks and leveled oil' tlio Holds with my
own hands, so 1 shan't bo thrown out
when I ndo my inowiug-machiuo. I
keep two cows, one liorse, and a lot of
sheep, and there aro u lot of hens run
ning around.
Mrs. Os-rood then started Dobbin for
homo. Hero is a woman who liiids tlmo
bctweeu planting hor acres of potatoos
nnd onions, mowing a dozen tons of hay,
chopping ten cords of wood in snow
kneo deep, nnd nil tho linrd work of
running i forty-ncro farm, to tnko enro
of the milk of two cows, mnko butter
nnd brend, nnd do all tho kncntllng,
cooking, nnd sowing on buttons for n
family of children, and yet has nothing
to say about woman's wrongs or woman's
rights.
A (Junker In Westminster Abbey.
At Westminster Abboy Isaac Hopper
paid tho customary fee of two shillings
nnd slxpenco for admission. Tlio door
keeper followed him, saying:
"You must uncover yourseu, sir."
"Uncover mvselft" exclaimed the
Friend, with nn affectation of Ignorant
simplicity. "What do you mean? Must
l tako oil my coatr"
"Your coat!" responded tho man.
smiling. "No, indeed; I mean your
nat."
"Ami wiint should I take oil my hat
for?" ho enquired.
"Ileenuso you nro in eliureli, sir,' an
swered tho door-keeper,
"I see no church here,
" .-.ll, til. til till!
Quaker: "perhaps thou
meanest tlio
hotio wlioro tho church assembles? I
stippojo thou art awaro that It is the,
people and not the building that consti
tutes a church?"
The idea seemed new to tlio man, but
ho merely repeated:
"ion must tnko on your nni, sir."
Hut tho Friend again enquired:
"Whnt for? On account of those Im
ages? Thou knowest Scripture com
mands us not to worship graven im
ages."
Tlio man persisted in saying thnt no
person could be allowed to pass through
tho church without uncovering his
head.
Well, friend," rejoined Isaac, "I
havo sonio conscientious scruples on
that subject; so give me back my nionov
nnd I will go."
Tlio reverential nanus ot me door
keeper were not strong enough to com
pel liiin to that saerlllce, and ho walked
away without saying anything more on
tho subject.
Shortening tho Vnyntro Across the At
lantic. New York Pun.
Designs have been nindubyaSwediMi
naval architect for n new kind of At
lantic passenger Maimer which shall at
tain a speed of from twenty to twenty-
one knots nu hour, and mako I he voy
age across the Atlantic in six days. 'i'u
do tills tho ship miii-t ste.im at an aver
ago of at least twenty knots tho whole
distance, and, therefore, it must be ca
pable of going faster when tho wind
and tido aro not dead against tho ves
sel, ho as to make up lor time lost wiien
the circumstances nro not so favorable.
Tho ship proposed by Captain Lund-
liorg, tno swetusn engineer, is 10 uo uvo i
hundred feet long by twenty-fourbroad.
and to be propelled by four compound
engines, capable of developing together
22.KO0 indicated horsn power. It is in
tended to carry 000 first-class and l.fiOO
second and third-class passengers, and
.'1,000 tons of cargo, besides !),'J00 tons
of coal, or cnougn for 180 hours .steam
ing at full speed. The prominent Idea
of Captain l.undborg is to so build his
ship that tho main body shall divide the
water horizontally instead of vertically.
Tho hull therefore projects below the
water line, and this peculiarity of his
design enables htm to havo largncngiuu
room, to get great capacity with shallow
draught, and to give his vessel favorable
lines. Tho purpose is to reduce her
resistance to a minimum. Tho power
u.-eil would give tho ship, according to
ordinary formula used for calculating
speed, something over twenty knots. It
is supposed, however, that slio would bo
faster, since little power would bo lost
in wave-making, tho water having a
clean run astern, being divided hori
zontally by tho projecting lower part of
her hull, the peculiar feature of tlio
construction. Naval architects nro not
apt to look with favor on any marked
departure from the ordinary principles
of ship construction, and therefore Cap
tain hundboig's proposed vessel is likely
to Hud adverse critics among them,
Tlio London Engineer, however, speaks
with respect of Tiis ideas, and urges that
they bo put to a practical test iu a
steamer of moderate size. Kven if ids
ship is not feasible, however, steam ves
sels constructed after the received plans
aro likely bofuro long to mako tho
voyage across tlio Atlantic in tho tlmo
set by them.
Enzlisli Juilircs.
Tlio present ago lias iu Kiigland been
remarkable for eminent lawyers of spot
less personal character and profoirnl
religious convictions. The Lord Chan
cellor is dospenserof almost the greatest
Church patronego iu tlio land, and there
have been times when tills lias .seemed
nn extraordinarily anomalous arrange
ment, in view of the holder of tho olllco
being a notorious free liver such as
Thurlow, but with scarcely an exception
Chancellors of tho past thirty yours have
been models in point of mor.iK Tlio
present Lord Chancellor, Selhorne,
(Itouudell I'alnier,) is an earnest mem
ber of tho High Church parly, while his
brother, ex-('TiancelIor Cairns, Is a pillar
of the Evangelical. Tho Judges, too,
are now almost without exception gravo
and rovorpiied seigneurs, tho Lord Chief
Justice being as sound a Churchman
and Church restorer as Lord Selhorne,
who can boast himself the only English
man of tho period who has created nn
entirely now parish having got an not
passed for tho purpose and built and
endowed its church. At uo time no
English history was tlio ormluo more
spotless, and, it may bo added, tlio lawn
more unsullied, it would bo hard to
lind a prelate ou tlio pre.-cn( bench if
HIshops in whoso personal character
tiny ono could nick a hole.
The following Horn by n former resi-
dent of Des Moines, now nn attorney at
1'arker, Dakota, requires no comments:
I tako pleasure iu saying to tlio pub
lie, ns I havo to my friends uud acquain
tances for tlio last llvo years, that I con
sider Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera &
Diarrhoea Itemed)', tlio best medicine
for tlio purposes it is Intended, that I
over tried. Since I havo used it I would
not be without it. I was always subject
to Cholera Morbus, and never found
anything elso that gives tlto relief that
your lleiuedydoos. I novcr lenvo homo
without taking it with mo; and on many
occasions have ran with it to the relief
of sonio sufferer, and havo never known
it to fall. My children always call for
that good modlelno when they havo pain
in tho stomach or bowels.
Yours, Truly, C. 1). CONE,
Attorney, Parker, Dakota.
JiHcflO, 1881.
Ono druggist In Des Moines sold over
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U P0IIIDS O! WIIIIYEO LOKN L UKE IKS
your
WIT AND HUMOR.
It Is said that It Is about ns hard to
hide one's lovo as it Is to hide a sneeze;
neither of them can bo suppressed.
Of n bnrbor's shop thnt was formerly
n Inw-olllcc, tlio paper says that pcoplo
got shaved tlierojust tho same.
"You nro my precious pearl," ho
said, ns ho drew her near his manly
breast. "Oh. John," slio sighed, "and
you nro my oyster!" '
Tlio man who undertook to lick n'
thousand postage stomps iu a thousand
minutes says ho had rather undertake
to lick tho post master-general.
Sometimes, nfter loading column af
ter column of sorrows, Milferlngs, de
vastation and dentil, we almost wish
that Adam and Evo had never married.
"lllow, gentle breeze, blow." sighed
tho pool, and tlio next moment ho
ohasing down street nfter his hat, and
veiling, "Stop 'er, stop V," nt every
Jump.
"My lord," began a pompous yt.ttng
barrister, "it is written Iu the book of
nature -." "On wiint page, sir on
what page?" interrupted the judge.
Willi pen Tu hand.
Ilefore marriage a man is generally
greeted by his sweetheart with. "My
darling. Is it you?" Hut alter marriage
sho generally rushes to the door and
shouts, "Htingh Henry, wipe your
boots."
"Ah, your grace," said Lord I'aliners
ton to tlio lovely Duchess of Sutherland,
"your beauty kills time!" "And time
always kills beauty at last," sighed tho
Duchess.
When n man can talk stuff of which
neither ho nor anybody else can toll the
meaning lie is called either a phlloso.
plier or n fool, just us luck happens to
set folks.
Father "Good evening, I'atsy; its a
line moonlight night." i'atsy "It is
your reverence; but its not to-night wo
want the moon out its dark nights we
want It."
A stingy husband accounted for all
tiio blame of tho lawlessness of his chil
dren in company by saying ids wife al
ways gave them their own way. "Poor
things, Its all I have to ghe I hem," was
tho prompt reply.
Heroic order of a general upon the
battle-tleld to ono of his subordinate, to
whom lie indicates n perilous position:
"Colonel, occupy that village with your
regiment, hold It till you have been
killed to tlio last man, vul then sind
back for further order."
Nigh water marl; the reai-hcd,
And f-lu; stood like one bewitched.
And the salt tear tricked past her little hum1.
The bath-house number die
Had forpittcn tnUcry !
The hew ltclilnj: creature couldn't find tier clothes
"Ma," cxcl-iitr.o ltheboy, gazing down
into the back yard, where tho young
lady next door was talking to her sister,
"como and look at the bonliro. She
came and looked, and then cselalincd,
"my son that isn't a boulire, that's a
bonnet."
About this time of year tlio city poo
pic are gJtting very anIo s about the
wellfiuo of tlio country cousin. This
anxiety and solicitude will grow as the
season ndvncos, and, when they can
bear it no longer, they will pack up
four children and two trunks and see
about it
At a legal investigation of a Honor
seizure the judge nskiitl nn unwilling
witncs-J! "What was in tho barrel that
you had?" The reply was: "Well,
your Honor, it was marked 'whisky' on
'ono end of the barrel and 'Put Dully' on
the other end; so I can't say whether it
was whisky or Pat Dully was in the bar
rel, being us I am on my oath."
Who Is that with a funeral tre.ul
Comes slowly home and (joes to bed,
And niters what Is best unsaldl
'TIs bo who's fished since rtoe the sun,
Subslttln;; on a slnjslc bun,
And after nil's caught nary one.
."Vo trootl I'itik-IiIii"-.
No man can do a good Job of work, preach a
cood sermon, trv n law suit well, doctor a
patient, or write n good ortlcle when lie feds
iiuscraiMO ami nun, w uu suikxisii uraui win un
stcadv nerves, and none should make the at
easily and cheaply removed bv a lltt
lllttera. See other column. Albany Tin
tempt In such n condition when It can bo so
little imp
imm.
This Is the season for Itowcl Coinnlalnts: un
ripe fruit and exposure prodtico them, and
I'Kiiuv DAVis- I'AiN-mi.i.r.a cures iiicm. ii
acts with wonderful ranldltr. and Is perfectly
harmless. No family should be without It. Fur
internal nnu i.ucrnai uses n uasnoaiuai.
Thousands of M'rsous'who are bald to day
inl(;ht havu full heads of hair If they would only
life UAitnouxi:, n ucooori7.ee i exirati oi petro
leum, which Is tlic only preparation ever dis
covered that will really do this.
i:iIi'i''Viin' for Women.
Mrs. I.vdla K. I'iiiklKim Western Avenue,
I.vnn, Mas,, has mado tho discovery! Her
Yccetnblu Compound ts a posltlvo cure for fe
male complaint. A line addressed to this lady
win elicit uu necessary uuor nation.
When vnu visit or leavo New York City, save
liaprajsel'.xprcssnirc ami u.rriapi lure, anu nor
nt tho (irand Union Hotel, nearly opposite
(iraud Central Uepot. aw elegant rooms re
duced to $1 nnd upwards per day. Klevator.
Hcstaurant supplied w II h tho best. Horse Cars,
Stages and Klevated Hallroad to all depots.
Added vital foreo Is necessary In resisting
Hie approach of disease. The system um
Mown Is liable to every malarial Influence
Mil. liiil. man's Pap supplies the needed
t molns, ami Is in vu initio) nsa pievumw
i... i-iiiv lor (U Yiti.lix.it.iiii.
Among thu schools of a higher order iu
town wo take pleasure In refcrrlnpr to tho Uni
versity of Pes Moines ns ono In every way do
serving tif patronage. Few, If any, Colleges In
thu West offer better or more advantages for
Imnartlng a thorough College course of educa
tion. Tlio location and surroundings are pleas
ant, nun every rare IN taueu lor i mi mural as
well ns Intellectual training of students. Ten
accomplished unit experienced Instructor aro
i-ugagcd lu tho several departments, which In
clude three Collect) courses of four years each,
as well ns preparatory and normal courses.
Ktudents of both sexes are admitted, and lioard
may bo hail with the faculty at cost. For full
particulars, address David F. Call; President,
Ues Alolne-Oowa.
Ktuloliismi-itiH'o Company J' Icn
.Holm-.
Tho Jlnterjirise, tho business paper of
Des Moines, pays tlio following well de
served compliment to ono of tlio leading
business Interests of the city of Des
Moines:
In riiuiemb' ing tho different business
interests of Des Moines thoro is none we
can commend to the public with more
coufidenoo than tho old tlmo honored
State Insuranco Company, of this City,
Their business growth within tlio last
fow years lias been ono of marvol, The
neatness and precision witli which tiich
business has been conducted, lias long
licon tlio admiration of tho business pub
lic, nnd tlio settlement of their losses
needs iio favor at our hands, tho thank
ful lietirlsof a thousand honrtlts through
out tho State, speak iu languago toi
plain of tho honor and'eiiulty with which
their losses Iiavo been adjusted.
Dr. 13. H. hallway inciliciiicJ aro iheon'y
medicines that bear nciiualntnnce tho oliln
they get tho better they sell. At. J'utijlvtn
JlcjAirter, i
Uso Itcduln'i) Jitnuiu tiuYc Liito, Hums.
Tho Cnmmol'Nclcnco
has received nn Important addition In tho ele
gant Observatory which Mr. II. II. Warner, pro
prietor of the valuable Safe Kldoey and Liver
Cure, 1ms erected nt Itochcstcr.
A little fellow, who knew Mother
(ioose better than lie knew his Illblc,
was asked in ids class, "Who were
thrown into tin; flory furnace?" This
was too much for li'im. Tlio question
wns passed. The answer enmo prompt
ly, ".Shttdrueh, Mcshach and Abed
neiro." Tills was n mortilioatlon to the
little fellow; nnd when the next question
came, "Who put them In?" he answered
Willi a jump, "i.ittlo.iolinny tireeni '
lnrr t'ntt-I.lrrrOII nmdp from M-lrcti-i! livers
on (he sea slion-, by t'nuwrll. llnr.ird Co., Now
Viitk. It U nliMilutcljr imri'nnil swiTi. l'silrnis nlio
kiitp once taken It prefer II lo all iilliers. i'liyalclnim
Imte ili i l.lcil It superior to nnr ur tlic ultier oils In
market.
Tlio bovs of Detroit seem to he irolnir
dowu hill In their morals of Into. One
Sunday one of tho legion, who has
always been noted for his respectful
demeanor toward the great public,
observed an old eitlwii yawning and
gaping on tho street corner, and said to
nun: "Holier not open yotirmoiitu too
wide." "Why?" was' the stirprNed
query. " I here s a law ngalnst opening
a saloon ou Minilav, eoutititieil the sin
ful child, as lie slid for the middle of
thi'Mroel.
4Ki: Mi-Mil
cup1 jmi lieionil poMliilllty or ilmiM. ir II k l.lvcr
ur Klilney tronMe, CimMlmitliin, Dyspepsia. DeMllly.
-Wells' fle-ilih Ili-newer Isjuur liupi-. II, ilriiRKl'l".
Mllcliell, llartlett A Craln. Des Moin-s,
In the garden two six-year-old chil
dren, n girl ami a noy, exchanging vig
orous blows and scratches, meanwhile
calumniating each other at thu top of
their voices like Homeric heroes,
Mamma interiors, nnd after mueli ililll-
cnllv succeeds in separating them.
hat in the mime of iroodiiess are
you up to, yt.it unhappy little wretches?"
"I'lnying iiusnauii anu wue, nun
!-'lt,'M llltil .M 0,Hl t M4.
A VVlniKiif "UniiBliun Uai"lllki'ennlininefree
frwn Itles. iiHisruUini-s. nils nn, I mlee, Ihe enllri! sea
sun. Dru'lsts. Mitch. II llarllilt ,V Craln, lies
Moines,
A (lalve.stoii school teacher asked a
new boy: "if a carpenter wants to
cover a roof l.'i feet wide by !10 broad,
with shingles It feet broad "by i'J long,
how man shingles will he need?" The
boy took up his hut anil slid for the
doiir. "Where are you going?" asked
the teacher. "To lind a carpenter, th
ought to know that better than any of
we felters.'J
A it ? lor I'ilt'N
Kldnev-WiPit nets lirst by overcoming iu the
mildest in.uuicr all tendency to constipation:
tl Iiv Its great tonic and Invigorating prop
erties it rcstmes to health the debilitated uud
weakened paits. Try It. linn.
A small hoy could not understand why
the "leaves" of tables .should be so
called, seeing that lliey did not resem
ble any leaves with which lie was fa
miliar! At last he found it out. "I
know!" lie cried. "They aro culled
leaves lu'i-utue vou can leave them up or
you can leave tlicm down."
itiisci r.ikTrito.ii ii:atii.
Wllllniu J. Cotigldlii, or Pomcrvlllc, Mass.,
savs: "In the full of tSMl was taken with
blccdlngof the lungs, followed by severe cough.
1 lost appetite and llcsh, wasi-onllned to my bed,
In the Miiuinerof lb" was admitted to the hos
pital. TliediK-turs said I hadn hole In my lung
ns big as half n ilullar. I gave up Iioih, but a
IrlenVl told me of lilt. VM. HALL'S ItAI.SAM
I'llll TIIK I.l'NtiS. I got nlmttlcwheu I com
mented to feel better, and lo-d.iy I feel better
than for three ve irs past. 1 write this hoping
that every oiieiillllclcd with dl-i-.ifctl lungs will
take 1)11. VOL HALL'S HALS AM. mid Is- con-
vlnced that C'OXSL'MITIOXCAN HIILTISKIi
I can positively say It has done me more good
tnail an tlic on. or mciucuicx i nnvc i.n.t n nm-e
my sickness.
Hi; it known t.vio ai.i, uim an- ullKetcd with
sa 1 1 Ilium. Ili-li scaltl head, tmin-tlgo, and every
other eruption of the skin, that (ll.i: N's
Si i l.l'lli li Ho.M" ulll speedily remove such harass
ami ilMlgiii'lug complaints. r-oiii ny an
druggists.
a-Krra-ro" To fk "vnrfiS'
UUIIJIIII
L1 Pf; "A
Neuralgia,
taps,
Cholera,
L-
r-1 rrrc-
Diarrhoea,
Sprains
AND
Bruises.
Bums
AND
Scalds,
Toothache
AM'
Headache.
foh pmv ry ali nntwGisrs,
El
THE GREAT CURE
for
RHEUMATISM
At It la for all iltmnic!! critic ttlDHEYO, P,
LIVER AND QOVCUS.
It elejnma tlio nyitera of th a:rld potion f
Uiat oiiiscs On drjauiiil miirv-riuc wuicn
oaly tjio vlcllma of niicumattiDi can rcalUo.
THOUSANDS OF CASES
of tin worst formi of tlilo terriblo dlieim
bavo been qtilokly rclloved, tu n short ttiao
PERFECTLY CURED.
lias lidnoiiJcrriil success, ana an immcnie hi
..I. ... V . V. JT ...V VUUU... - "
drsdsofcavcalt liaaourcd wlioronll elss lind
fulled. Uls mil), but olDoicnt, OI'.ltTAIN
IN ITS AOTION. but Imrmlesa In all casea.
IVIl cleanses. Slreiicllicns nu J kItcsNch Vi
IJrt taoii tno important orcana oi uiauou;,
The natural action of Ilia Kldnejulu rcotoied
Tha IJvar la cleansed of alldlueaso. and tlir
Lf Cowoli -novo freely nml Uealtlifully. Iu tliU b
way tuo wont ameaatia aro oratucatcu iruu.
IbeiyalaiJ.
it It bu been proved b thoasanda tbit
'J lathe mott effotual remedy forolo.inBlnatlie
yetoraoi aitrooruiu eooreiiou. iuguiuu
iiaed ta every liousehold aa a
SPRING MEDICINE.
Alvraya cure UIUODSNrad, cOHarTTA.
TI0ir,rn,I3 and all T EM AXE Dlieuoii.
Ia put up In Dry Vreetable Torui. In tin cans,
ono jiacVssro of wlileli niaLeaCiiiiaru nirdlclno.
Also In Liquid t'oriincrjr Coiiecntrutcdfor
pore it. Uacti mth cjnal tdiitucu in cltlnrurn.
UET ITUriuuit uituuiiiai. i iiii.Evi)Vv
irUM.S. JHOIUitnsONWrn.. I'ron's,
(Will send the dry iwt-pal I.) Ml III IMlTOt. VT,
A SAFE AND SUM
Egj-ffi REMEDY F03
Fc S Dfmnmqt em
M- :V:1 HIIUlll
nil
ill
WWffl
Life Insurance.
Althotich not a day passes thnt does
not contribute its quota of Indisputable
proofs of tho grent rood conferred upon
honsands ot people by wiso investments
in Lifo Insurance, yet wo find many who
stand in doubt about availing them
selves of tills blessing, caused sometimes
ny disparaging remarks ot pcoplo who,
ignorant of Its principles, try to appear
wise by eondemlng thnt which they nev
er understood, thus accomplishing a
much grentor amount of mischief in a
moment than tliey could remedy in n
year. In sttcli cncs there is no doubt
out tho "sour grapes" foblo conies in
somewhere. Wo can recall remark?
made live y ors ngo about the Centen
nial Mutual Life Association of llur
lington, Iowa. "It won't oxisl a year,"
then "two," &e., some of the prophclf
havo ceased to exist. Tlio Centennial
still exists, with all tho appearance of
vigor enough to last u Century. There
is no snfi;r nor cheaper Company in tlic
Country. If vou decide to join the
"wise men." address C. .1. Weuthorby,
(lenerat Agent, Lock Draw lO'.l, llur
lingtoti, lu.. for liisiirauco or Agency.
Correct vour habit of crooked walking by
using l.vnii's I'nleiil Heel SlliretierSj
V'H'Ntf M r.N't.i-nrn Ti li-itritt-livnnct cum n 10 lo
imtlon fnrni.lit-ii. Vslrntlne Urns., .lunrMl h . Wis,
ssituin niimiii. Mnsn smnry wiiiii- K-nrttii-tr
Slt-
lll-.IIMAN AIIIMA ft'lti:
nM rr rnlls. Trlnl pne'itnire free of
irmxi.ts. or nr. it, xi-ii ninnnn.
(fnrstniup) St.J'mil. Minn.
sioo
A month rnr Aici ins un
otirii'w llookt TiiitllnLli
rv Iiawni ur l.litlil on I lit-tln-st
future Ht-nil for
Clrii lir. Ni-ndmldri-isofSnrmnre Hook ARts. nnd lit
forinnlllnir, nml receive Tin" l'in lt-- Mng-nilm- free
sttm. I'. W . 7lrglrr ft I'n IsnK. AilnmsHI . rhlrsgn
Racine College.
A COM.Kfli: AMI flllAMMAU Ht llODI..
Till: 1IKST SCHOOL I'OIt HOYS.
For It-mis, ml-lmss Oil. Sti-vens I'arln-r, Wonlcn
cf Kim-IupCoMiW, Itiiclin-i Wis.
Davenport
Business CoHtic.
IMitbllslied I HO,-,.
10 i:iH-rli-mxit Tinilu-rs.
-I ar-t-rlsss l'i-nni-n.
Stinliiiis 'HM t-a-. iltl
i.iiril M ii.t wi-i-k Ail
1 ' A Vol
oi . I'n. i., , lt,ua,
furclii-ulars.
llnreymi lutiuiclitfrM educate? If ilnti I faille
s.-n.l for iti-w I'tiHiveltis of I'allnnan Colltiri-. l)i-s
Moliu s, low a. AiMn-ss,
C. P. POMEROY. Prcst.
owa College, Grinnell.
rull d'liii nitctn Wcnfiiiili. r Utli. Ivl A lmiblc
linn. Tm Iti'lliitf Normal nnl Musical, u tilth nn- nnrn
ttiPiu tt'iifM 'n all (im".. hmrttvn ImirnnoM. Tut
If' II. tH r tlTlll, rftl. AtttUfi.CJtl'tl MUf flMtll 'Ilf.
l$l iVfl.r.,.t titHtntrttith, tin' Mi nn In! Now
K.mhIi ii'l roll.'tfi'. lH'tttfrn. ffiitrul htwa, im (tn
UiIo.im, IUk I. ami lV.f I!. K , nnl (Vtitriil I! U
nf Iowa. (iKomiKP. Maihh'n, I'rii.
Uitinitlt, It , Aug 1. ih-41.
of
111
The
Hist
Atlutiiliiiris nt
the
l.fMKt
Ti
nwonil'lUle-il In-lrm-tors
lit-nse.
Tlirn- roll, -in-
Ciiiir,'s; lo. Nvrtnnl. t'oniin -rol.il, mil Mit-li-7,',
oici ill 1 1 In lirnnxnMm Mit'lie iu,l ltJ"
I mi. Iluml with l'.u-iilly nlcfiS!. bnvlul dlo-,nit
lo Mlnlsteru'elilliln-n. I'ult n-rin ln-.nns
Hi:rii:Miii;it ir.i'n. , ,
Ki n,! for '-v .l iiiies t',iwH" nnd full pariu-uhrsto
Tres. IIAVIII I'. t'AI.I.. ! Mnlm-s, liiwil.
NOTRE DAME
UNIVERSITY!
rmsTTiri:Hi)AV or si:itkmiii:u.
ViKnlilrrnt t.pw l'ull.lhikMj tho lirnltliy nml lu'Miitl
fill I'm'. it lull ; Incrnir.. it factlltlth for Itnpaviliik' n
tlmmuKtM'iinittnni utrvr ltnlnci niMitu llmt auinot
In hiiipncw ii In Hit' tlnlinl Stiiii H, ('utultticti. Ulnu
run pumeumrH. win rn wm rvv nn appucatimi to
Verv Rev. W. Corby, C.S. C. Pros.
the mmw
fr DouLlo Hullor
Clover rlnchlno
.!cft!ii'll!atlavcr
K I ullt-,1 HID I n. lift. i,r n-l
In ono dujr frcni dsmn slid
c'rtl'P c'lrcuUr and I'rW
Icifrr. cnuririnliiir thU.
Suite wUcre vtMH Advrrtif licit. " IlriUvrMott ii, .Mil
ll....,b,.i. l, s.lfss.s.l Iniilnllliml XtlV. fJk.
TEAS:
ALMOST ACTUAL COST
GOOD TEAS, 30,35 &40'.u lb.
VERYFINE,50fcC0.alb
All Express Cbarrres ptld on $B Ortlors.
Don't be deceived I Senl direct with tilt
Importer. No Middlemen. Wo uo the
ploneero. r
4 THE OanT AMERICAN " r A CO.
linpui-trrN.
ir.o. koiou.) 3 a. 33 Vesey St., New York.
rfiiltnllltllff tllf fltil iltlil Vrw Vehlfin. tn tit-tilln.
nf tho lit vUi'itTi'HiiMUT.t. Mlllfontof ptnpltntv vralt-
rflllllllllH. Tlltt li.'ftf nnd rhnnlu-al lllimtrtiliiil .utlllrn
tiiiljIffttitTft of InfiMlnrrdltlonii. See Unit Un'citpyvim
TtiU U tliponlv Inrirt'lyp-'rtiiitniHltMlrilllliiii. iinil
i'aii. r.-nc rurcinummanii rxnn tciiu.
AiMifno National IM'iu,mi!NO t'n, I'hlfiitro. Ill
ft HRYSO.us '!"
II
t5tllli'
I y- HIT ' SlIPV
Cure!
8 l.) It IN
rn-?.v TT
u
ID RE1 NoCure Wo Pay!
If o-.ir drui.-i.-Ut won't oidrrlt, m nd it.lHiMu! v I 4
liollli s, t liu rK' prcpal.l.
NOKMAX MKMCIXr. CO., IViijis,
Des .Miiliic-i, loitii.
lm:itmiV! I". II. Wnrd 4 Co., Mil-lull. Hull
l-II i1-I'rillll, Hi s Miilni-ai Kull'-r A- I'llll I-, l .hl.-eiri
UU-lmiilson iV i'n., Kt. J.oufs, M liuli-salo l)iiii,usts.
not'xn in ci.osi: out r.w.v.v taiii) ok
SUiVliVIER
Sec (ho Kotluetiou:
iiMiiiitriii r. k'h i ioipiiih, ti MM
I.UCO tllithl(H I 1 t o "
I'l.tln IImikIiijjn, nil nool 15 '
Iti'iiumnt l.uwi.rt.hi-ttt koimUio "
..M ml in Tin ltl (jlnirli.iiiiM.
-ii
;to
ta
" It.
H-intlliU's.
I. lull t onl Sniiiinrr riiiliU
Itln. xtltlo i y.l
Suiuiimt lrtiun;M t f
I'liii I line k !iU L'ulnrrd All Wool t.ruc
niul hi fiH't i'i ry y.inlitf SiiiumcriiDntti'unii honuii
uiuK'i'tt iur lirni Kid a own tuiio-v out,
$1.50 Corsets Marked Down to $1.00
llii'itriiili-st liiiixiilus t-ii-r niTi-rid liy Ihi l,, ii,lln
l)i- Uooils iioiim- of i ti o Hruie,
AY. K. BIRD,
M IIOUKSAI.K AXUItKTAll.,
-Mi 11111I u-j:i rmirtii Nt.,
Dl-H .Vlollll-K.
Orders by moll or i-ipri-m promptly fillul,
Ur.NTLTUENt I wot luffrrlntf trom mnsral dabiiUj to
denicmo to ma. AtAcatlonor roonti did not glTem
lncrrnsed proitratlonanailaxinitcbtlla. At thi time I
auwaiiiruoesimmaaiaiaanqwonaertairMUiw. i nvoiq
Ii Education
a8
T OOHTEASTJBD EDITIONS 0T
DIBLE REVISION
STIU i?Ti
was not i-ermanentlj abated. 1 have naei
and vlnor of bodr, haa come elao a
(TAn Iron Tonto tm a
preparation olva.
tnxiito of iron. Vril
I'iiiii Hark, ami Ittott
pltatev, 0H9oclatea
irlfi (fin Oaeldble
.Iramufira. Itmtrvtt
vru tiurooue tthere
U AMlir ACTU1 1 D BT Till DR. HARTEft MEDICINE
fl -join Ntirfjrit7.f
AOMNTH M'AIM
was rioc i-ermanenuj auaiea. i nave naea tare notuei or ins uonia miooa in u i navo aona twice ine tm
bor that 1 ever did In the aame time durlnanar llloefa, and with doable the eiut. with the tran-iuil ner
And vlnorof bodr. OAS come Klaa b elaArnAaaof liiouabt never (tefare enJaiea. If the Toolnhu tut dona ttw
tVasnraoTONto the prewnt tlm. Include! mucb i'xsioHALaiid I'D'
ixrx lilttory iiuri-r before putllihrd, Addron,
Towblcti iiiildcdailictcU portrtltuf Mn. tian
llIiAnni'TA CO.. f N. Fourth Bt.,
HOL MAN'S
PADS.
TXAOIatUUC
llolimin'M turtle. Mviirniiil Htom'
m-li J'uil. for .lliiliirlii. Atfiio nnd
Mtiiiiim-li truulilra. I'lilUK, t-IU.IK
1 1 I iiiii ii'h S- mi'i-Iu I I'hiI. Adapted to 0
chronic caws, I'llICK, Htl.oti.
I lnlliinn'M .i,ii Moll, For stubborn
rases of rnlartred Fpleen and unrlcldlnif Liter and
Hlomach troiil.Tcs. I'lllUR. Hn.no
I Iimiiiiii!'- l.il',,itiH 11,11. Knr allinf sU
Infants and t:tillilrrn, I'ltlcr:, H1.no.
I i.iIiiiiiii's. It. i' Kliliiuv 1iv1.
KorKIdni-y CornntalBta. I'lllCH. H'-S.lV".
1 IiiIiiui ii'm .i 11 ,11,1 1 vi. .11,-illi-liml
itmi.v iiiiwi-,-, TliPtx-tt Piaster made. I'o-
tons on Itiitibi-r bists. PIIICK. fle.
I iiiliuttii'H A ls.iiit iii ftlllfliint
1 - I 1"IiiI.'i-h. Knr.Viimli Fret and Blueitltli
tllrcnlJllon. PUIUi: (nor pair) lin.
AlHltlll lllll -llfl M IWlll" t,l 14Kfc
Kntlis.. PorColds, oiistrurtlons and till case
win-re A foot ll.tlli Is needed. PlilUK (i:r.HltJ,
paclote) iZTn't
FOR SALF. BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Or snt br mall, post-paid, on rcrrlnt of price. The
AlltdlirTlON HALT Is not "mailable" amlinnttbe
sint by Kipn-ss tpurcbasi-r'i ctis-nsv.
The success of lltlt.M AVfl PAD 8 baa Inspired lml
laiors YilioofTrr Pads similar In lVii-ni and odor
to tho t s tit, noLMAN'H, sajlnc, 'They arc Jaat tbo
mr," etc,
Pcwarcof a1Motis Pads only made to oell o
tlic rrputatlon uf the genuine.
Bfc that each Pad bears the I-Vlviits Iteve
mm .-.I ii ill), of the HOLM AN l'AJ) COilPANT
with aliovo Trade Mark prlnlid In urrrn.
I)k. IIOLMAN'S advice Is free,
fricon application. tCAddrcts,
Fall tioatlacsiBl
HOLMAN PAD CO.
P. O. tin, 1I.
1-1 t'l-nnittrny, Tf. Y.
An Open
Secret.
The fact Is well undcrsfoot?
Mint tho 31KXTCAN MUS
TANG LIMMKNT Is by far'
tho best external known fo.
man or beast. Tito rcasou
why becomes nn 'opc.u
secret " when wo explain that
Miisf.uig" penetrates skim,,
flesh nnd mnsclo to tbo verv
bone, removing all discus
nnd soreness. No other llnl
ment docs this, lieuco noui
other is so largely used oi
does such worlds of good.
If von n reft man
nf IiUiiu-ttM.ri-'Lt
(Vlf you or
It rntliiuacr:iil.
I t k. ti
1i v I run-1 niffAii
ttiniTilvitonr.rt uio
Hop c;t:oiG.
ft. UW lllltl III lltt.ll.ll
tlrtl fir ii'tit Ic 1 or
IsoorKM-lnii Int culili
u.m, niy -ii Mop
tldtt i 11 ' ' MI
you fcUlS ; fl
I 'it nit a !.vl ti
"iln-UHPC. t
n rtli iU'iTiiir.if,tiV fwTji i
f M.t It on llopCtcii
y f r !)'' in
It st l(
ll
f
)loptcrc
lit toru
lift' HTHfJ ItiKVv
f! ; HOP fe.v
lint' it'iiia
Vou tiII tie
r t-, r,o-li.H
Hon Hitters
rno;i,s-.u,or
ik nn iwiTiii-
lfy er.-onlm-
jwinttlti-d.trj
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The Genuine Fairbanks' Scales are
now the
ACKNflWIEDbEO lUMU
throughout the World, havinp
onrnea that position ov their
Uniform Reliabilitv, Ac
curacv and Superi
ority of Con
struction. Imlu.iiiri- ii ri ilulintu: In furnish
Fairbanks' Scales,
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ltv.-tiii' id -m-li Ittilintlfins. fin Um ui-nnl-io Kalr-
luiiiLa' fi iili- Is niiid' unly liv K. nnd T, Kiililmnltp tc
i'u. of ft .liiliiKlnirn, VI., wlm h.ne rjtiitrlentnl
ii.n-kmtu. if ml nun ittiitri, nnd iitenUtl lintrow
mrHh. a htt-tl lloiitli- els, enn tl-i.
lluy unly nt ii". nr our nutluirlri'il n-ti pts.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO..
! ir. i.Hci S I. Mini I lull AM-.. IHiieitBu.
P EN S ! 0 N S
i;Vi:il Y OI.II1i;i( ill,iblfit In linn of duty Vy
ivoiind, i-p:i-. iirlr.Juii . Is i-nliilt-d In iN-nalnn.
lr..NIO.-. I.M IlllAHiai.-Mniiy uriMlrui? ,
tnit u.sIiiiiiii nlllli'd lii. Tl"iisaiid nr lli-lrn cniltlcd
to ITIisInn nnd llnunly. -It F.I Kl 'I', II CAMKH
rc-opciiid. All... litl.VI.lt I'.INKN Unlshrd.
fiii-ii-s "I I.U.I liln-liari-isiiliiului-d. Claims of evi-ry
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'till-irrn. Thomindi yetentltli, PrrvlunfiKlTr-t
it u$ t Cnftr.tft-s.ey or ruitnre,viriiiii vftor
t mi DUi-Mo-ft Tnin&nJi if iitiitlnnixri id
fin i r.it.Ui-J til IN-UKIlAMUtiiJ IIIIIINTV.
lk-V'riaNTH rourtd frr Invrnurv. holditri
iana wirreDu vrfK-vrt i, imiif in kiii voiu ruiairr
nnd liei apply fr your rifhta at onrvi HtmlK
I a mi
and I
ror ' lb i'itirn-oirtir Mnnl Jii.'a
tfunty Uwi lltiiVii and iLiirtiUmr, 'W
rn rrlr to thmiMhJa .f IVtialnf ri wml l.ili ni.
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Allen's Orain Food.
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IhhIu, nml pnalnvri) i'iir-' tit'ruutii''Hi( ihtvoiu
lili'ty. Hfiiiill u tikiu'Kii uf i i.i,raIIoiirKii'- 11
111 i' fur -' AH ilriiUki"!-. Uffi'l Am-k-Vn Vt
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tUHlU, IltHl pllalllVrl) l'ir-' tlt'rUUtll''Hl( ihtvour lid-
airiiiH. Nfw ViH'k. X. Y. hcimsor
clrfiitnra i
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j ), a i -t. (, tuv the Atlwttitf tn'Ht Ik
thin jirwrr
Bttf ttded bu tUetneti
m -proeirmiti fori
ear n mnt or Vital. ,
ity, Aforvoum MPromtrm
eucb aa extent that mj Ubor wmJiCiVKjlnglr b-af
mucb relief, bat oa tha contrary, was followed
boffanthanaaof your litONTowo, from which 1 tr
eaerpr reiamea anu i lounj tnst iur natural ore
CO.. NO. a 1.1 NORTH MAI STfifT RT I CI' t
l'1-JUfoi "TimLililuorTiii WnlT loi'sa
,1 NEVER
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