The County paper., August 26, 1881, Image 7

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CiniPBEN'S CORNER.
IIOY8 WANTED.
TJtlcaOfotmcr.
Boys of spirit, bo;s of wilt,
Boys of muscle, brain, and power,
Fit to cope with anything,
Tliete are vrnnted svery hour.
Not the weals and whining drones,
Who all trouble magnify;
Not tho watchword of "I can't."
But the nobler one, "I'll try''
Do whate'er you haTC to iv
With a.true earncit
Bend you sinews to tl tkt
"Put your shoul(W to the wheel."
Though your dW tty 00 nnrtJi
Look not or 't n 111 5
If It be an Vicst task,
Do It w1'1 nn honest will.
In thcnr't8'"Pi on the farm,
At the desk, whero'er you be,
F.iin your fuluro efforts, boys,
Comes a nation's destiny.
Tltel'clio.
A little boy onco went homo to lils
mother nndsnlil:
"Mother, sister mm I went out into
tho cimlcn, nntl wo were calling
1 about.
nml there wns somebody mocklnc us
i "
"How do you menn, Johnnie?" snld
lils mother.
"Why," sniil tho child, "I wns cull
lni out ' Hoi' nml till boy srtUl 'Hoi'
So l sniil to him, 'Who nroyon?' nnil lio
niKwnrml. 'Who nro vouP' I snld' Whnt
is your nrtino?' 'Ho Fnltl, 'Wlmt isyour
nnmo?' 'I salil 'Why don't you show
yourself?' Ho snid 'fchow yourself.' I
jumped over tho ditch, and I went into
tho wood, nnd I could not find him, nnd
I enmo back and said, 'If you don't
come out I'll strike you.'and ho said,
I'll strlKo you."
So his mother said
"Ah, Johnnie, if you had said, 'I love
von.' ho would linvo sain 'i jovoyou.'
If vou had said 'Your voice is sweet,'
hn would liavo said 'Your voice Is sweet
Whatevoryou snid to him ho would havo
said back to you. Now when you grow
nml rmt to bo a man. whatovcr vou will
say to others they will by-and-by say
linr-k to vou." And ills motner look
him" to that old text in tho Scripture,
"With what moasuro vo mete, it shall
bo measured to you again."
Cnrrlc'M I.omh.
"Carrie! Carrie!" called Mrs. Fayc,
throuuh an open window, to her little
ten-year-oiu gin, one origin uuiuultui
ternoon. "Yes. mammn." a sweet voice answer
ed, and in another minuto tho speaker
np)parcd at the library dbor, her faco
flushed with recent crclsc, and a jumping-rope
in her hand.
"I wish, dear.' her mother said, "that
you would take this ten dollar note for
me to Mrs. Howen's. I promised I
would send it to her to-day. In payment
of her bill, and I do not like to disap
point her.
"Of i-niirso. mamma. I will co. It
such a lovely day that I shall bo glad to
littln walk. '
"Verv well, dear. Como immediately
back, and hold the note, m going, care
fully In your hand. You had better not
tnko vour rone."
"Oil, yes, mamma, for 1 can jump on
my way back, and it win mane me uis
tnneo seem snorter."
l)n not. let nnvtliimr tcmnt vou
jump until tho bill is paid, then, else
you win utri lining iucu n.
Imr. Mfiv I trust VOU?''
"Certainly, niammf' I will hold my
ropo in ono'lmnd and tho nionoy in the
other, liooi i-uvc'J ami wiiu a wunn
lrivlnir kiss, she was ET0110.
For two blocks sho walked demurely
on. for Carrie was a srood lltlloKlrl, and
generally might bo trusted, but on tho
third bloek slio saw, just ahead of her.
some llttlorlrls with their ropes, all
skipping along, lly hurrying her steps,
sho soon caught up witn tnom.
iT M nn lmvn n rannl" thov cried
Tho prospect was so exciting that for
tho moment Carrie entirely forgot her
mother's admonition. Had sho rcmem
limed, sho would not havo disoboyed
her, but it had gone entirely out of her
thoughtless tt o Jicait. anu -soon sue
urns fnremoKt anions: tllO llttlo croup
linr rone ilvincr so fast and so frequently
over her hcadthat ouo could scarcely
see it in tho sunlight.
At last sho stopped, breathless, win
ncr of tho race.
"tlood-bve. erlrls!" sho called out
turninc down tho street whoro Mrs
Bowcn, tho seamstress lived.
The money was to pay her for some
warm winter dresses sho had been mill;
Ing for Carrie, which Mrs. Fnyo was too
delicate to undertake; although Doing a
widow, and in somewhat straightened
circumstances, sho felt sho could scarce
lv aflbrd tho expense
In answer to Carrie's ring. Mrs. Howen
herself opened tho door. The little girl
was still almost breathless
"I havo brought yqu your monoy,
Mt-o Hmrnn." slio minted out.
"How llko your dear mothor! ' tho
wnmnn eratcfullv answered. "I was
euro sho would not forgot mo; but my
ilnnr. whnt Is HP"
For Carrie had grown very pale, and
was lookincr. with frichtened oyos, at
tho open portion of her hand, whoro
lay nothing.
"I havo lost It!" she faltered out, and
burst Into tears.
"Ynti havo lost It? ' echoed Mrs,
Howcn. "Oh, no! "You could not bo
'so careless. Let us soarch carefully
nm Riirn wo.shall find UP"
Hut all their search only served to os
tnl.ltil. tl.,i mnl.innlinlv truth. TllO tll
UllfllBIl IIIU .....
dollar noto was lost!
"It. is nil mv faultl" cried Carrio.
disobeyed mamma, and jumped tho ropo
whllo 1 had it. Oh. what stum i uo
Wlmt slinll T doP"
"Rnnnnsn vou walk carofully back
and look over tho ground? suggested
lrs. Uowen.
A ray of bono shot into tho child
lirnnsUnt the feoblo hone. Her heart.
few ijlnutcs ago so light, now weighed
liko aitono. I low tftvcrciv bho deserv
ed lA-ho punishedh but. oh, moro than
. nnVwir!?IV,-o dreaded her moth
or s renroachful erfancol
-Sho also knv that tho payment of
this sum cmniieti great economy, anu,
'on this account, her mothor ltad done
without ojrtaln things horsulfP How,,
then, should a dupllcato bo proourcdP
. . . .it ... I... i i ...
iter misery ai una uiuugui. t-juuiiuii
climax, and with her tearfuLoyos rJi(
tn Mm frronnd. hIio ran Into aTdml-iook-
Ing gentleman of middlo ago, and Would
havo fallen had ho not thrown out his
arms to catch her.
"h, sir," slio said, forgetting tho
Improbablo absurdity oi ncr question,
Jy her distress, "havo you seen ten do!
iiirsr
"I havo not my llttlo girl," ho an
sworod, cheerfully. "Why do you
nslcP"
"llecauso I havo just lost a ton dollar
noto, anil though i havo joukuh ovt-ry
whoro, i cannot una it."
"JIow did yon loso UP"
"By disoboyVKmy mother," sho an
swered, truttUy "It lsthts, sir, which
makes mo' 80 badly. Oh, If I could
llrid It, I nra 1'dto suro I would novor
disobchPrnsaln."
KTnopo you may bo successful, my
clrtd," said tho stronger, kindly, and
jotting her head as ho spoko.
It seemed as thotich slio wcro qulto
losing a friend whon ho disappeared
UGWti tho strcot.
Sho did not deservo that any ono
should speak compassionately when sho
had been so very naughty, sho thought,
with a sort of dry sob, and again turned
to her well-nigh hopeless task.
Scarcely hail sho rrono a block further,
when sho heard a volco say:
Well, llttlo cm, have you lounu your
monoy P"
Looking up, sho discovered tho gen
tleman who had left her but a fow mom
ents before.
"Oh, no," sho replied. "I can not
lind It!" and, splto of her efforts to be
calm, sho now souncti outright.
"Hut I havo been moro successful,"
continued her friend, although your eyes
aro younger than minor '
With theso words ho held up beforo
her wondcrinir cazo tho bill.
Tho tears forgot to Mil in ncr nmazc.
"It U mtnol" sho easped. "You
found UP"
Yes. After I left you, I walked
alomj with my eyes on tho ground,
thinking of your loss, nnd feeling very
sorry for your pitiful llttlo face, when,
list as i stepped down irom too euro, t
saw something lying In tho gutter, and
stooplngtlown, this rewarded my citorts,
isow. what reward am i u eiainif
"Oh, sir, nnythlng that I can glvol
rerhapi you havo a little girl oi your
own. nnd If so. sho may havo my rope.
It was that which caused nil my trouble,
and I deserve to givo it upl"
"No. nol" ho replied, inuzmnir.
am suro lourlesson has been sullluiently
severe, and I seo two little red lips
which can civo mo all tho reward 1
want!"
His smllo now was rollectod In Car
rio's eyes, as sho lifted up her mouth to
his. Ho bent and kissed It, then slipped
the noto within her hand.
Fivo minutes later rndlent with joy
she had delivered it into Sirs. Howcn
keeping, then, not waiting for thu good
woman's thanks, hastened homo to tell
tho whole sad story to the dear mother
who had trusted her, ana wnoin sno unit
lisobeved: but. when she had linished,
Mrs. Fnvo only drew her, with u fond
kiss, into her arms.
"1 think." sho muiI. "mv llttlo uarrio
has already learned that, when wo do
wrong in this world, some punishment
nlways swiftly follows; but that no pun
ishment U so sovero as that Inllictod by
our own conscience. I nm suro that
next tlmo any trust I placo In ray llttlo
iliintrhtor will not bo misplaced."
And, in this case, Mrs. tayo proved a
true prophet.
LITTLE FOLKS.
T.lltln .Tnhnnv tovnistol bib! boom!
doctor lock-jaw, under tho willows-
pistol carefully laid asnio ior uio next
And hero is a Boston bunday bchool
boy. who, whon asked to "stand up and
say Ills verse." did It thus: "Bo not
ovcrcomo of evil, but como it ovor ovil
with good."
"Mother," f aid a fair- aird urchin
"I don't want to go to Sunday School
I want to go lishin'." "But tho flsl
won't bile on Sunday." "Well." re
sponded tho probable futuru President,
"I'll risk It any way. Maybo Micro's
somo that's liko" me."
An Industrious tradesman having ta
ken a new apprentice, awoke him nt a
very early hour on tho first morning by
calling out that the family wero silling
down to tho table. "Thank you," said
the boy as ho turned over in tlio bod to
adjust himself for a now nan "thank
veil, I never eat anything during tho
night."
"And now, my good girls," said tho
minister, addressing a class ho was ex
amining, "you havo given mo very cor
rect answers to 'boy' nnd 'youth;' toll
mo now tho slgnllication of lad 1, a, d.
What, can nono of you answer? Speak
out, my llttlo girl. What did you say
was tho meaning of ladP" "For
courtln' wl," blushlngly replied a llttlo
maiden of six.
A very quick and clovor child mado
an observation to her governess tho oth
er day which had a great deal of truth
in it. "How is it my dear," inquired
tho lady, "that vou do not understand
this simnlo thing?" "I do not know,
indeed," sho answere'd, with it per
plexed look; "but I sometimes think I
have so many things to learn that I have
not tlmo to understand."
Llttlo Phil, iv bright fi-year-old, is
afraid of thunder. During tlio reeont
hot spell lii mother would remark,
"Oh, I pray for rain!" Ono day whon
sho said it Phil thus addressed her:
"Oh, mamma, I will tell you why it
don't rain, wiionisay my prayers, l
dos say, "Please don't pay any Mention
to what mamma says, cos I am 'f raid of
iniintior.' "
"WIT AND JIUMOU.
A gamo of basuballlsliko buckwheat
eako a great dual depends on tho bat
ter. ft
Why aro good resolutions llko" squall
ing baby at church P Because they
should always bb carried out.
A girl, getting off a train, was asked
If sho might bo helped to alight, and sho
replied that sho did not smoke. .
No Jlpttcntot Is permitted lo' hiarry
moro than olght sisters out of om fam
ily. This is right. Somebody elsoVilght
want a chance. A
"Don't worry about my going a
my darling. Absimco, you know, mi
tho heart grow fonder." "Of so1
body else," rospondod tho darling.
Croup and Wlioo!n;r-CoMKli,
A correspondent of an KngHh modi
cal paper says: Wo havo had greatio
llof in theso two troublos of ehildhind
In tho following remedy: Tivko t.Vo
parts best sweet nog's lard and six pa'ls
pulverized sugar or molasses: n?lx
thoroughly, t or croup glvo u to"Tipo(ftl
f ill every fifteen minutes till rolW I is ob
tained. It is Very important in croup
eases to begin in lime. Children who
havo thowliooping-coiigh will fly to fio
cup of medicine when a paroxysm
comes on, and soon becomo fond of It,
and will doso thomsolvcs if it is left
within tlioir reach,
i:ncui:i I'lto.n ihiatu.
Willium J. Coughllu, of Bomervllle, Muss.,
js: "Iu tho fall of 18T0 I was tnkeu with
lml lug of tho lungs, followed bvseTcro cough,
lo? t, appetite and llesli.was coniluudtomybcd.
In tho sumni6ron8T7was admitted to thohoa
pltul. Tho doctors eald I had a hokt hi my lung
us big as half a dollar. I gnvu up hope, but a
frchiU told mo ofUK. WAI. HAI.I.'S BALSAM,
Olt THIS LUNGS. I got a bottle when I com:
moiccd to feel better, and to-liiy I feci better
than for thieo ycara past. I write this hoping
that every onu mulcted with diseased hings will
take i)H. VM. HALL'S 1IALBAM, ami bo con
vinccd thatCONSUMlTION OAN UK CUHKD.
f run msltlvclv tiiv It kiA done ma mnru
1 than all the other medicines I havo taken elnco'
IMS AY OIT S'8.
National Tiaptltt.
Such strango atorlcs of eouls as aro on tho
iphcrol
Some social, tome silent, some ttcrn and tc-
vrc.
Some nulling to tweetlv, fom'o sober and Maid.
Some ttay In the tuiuhlnc and tome In the
ahado.
Some etooplng, tome straight, tome slender,
some stout,
Somestuvlng In silence, some supping with
shout
Some suffering and sick, some sturdy and
strong,
Some sorry and sighing, and some singing
song.
8omo saucy and scolding, some shiftless, somo
shrewd,
Some sincere and steadfast, submissive, sub
dued.
The stjltsb, tho simple, the slow, the sedate.
Speculators nml swindlers and statesmen In
state.
The sculptor, tho salesman, the savage, tho
sage,
The solnt and the sinner, the speaker on stage,
Segar-smokcrs, swearers, sots, sailors at sea,
The spreader of scandal, smooth slanderer she.
Some seamstresses, somo at the spindle and
spool,
Soothsayers and stcwanlsand scholars at school
Sectarians and surgeons, and shepherds of
sheep,
Surveyors, shoemakers and sluggards In sleep,
Some slaves and some soldiers, some scoundrels
and scamps
Some scrlblihrs of stanzas for tho sake of th
stamps.
NOT (JIHTE A THAMP.
"No tramp wanted hero, young chap;
so vou may jog along."
Tho speaker was a line-looking anil
apparently an easy going gentleman of
middle ago who was standing leaning
over tho gate, looking out on tho road,
Tho gato opened on agravei walk wnien
led tin to a two-story eottago houo. In
front of tho house, and at tho sides, tho
ground was overloaded with tree,
shrubs, and Dowering plants, which,
to say the leastof It, did not show care
ful attendance Altogether it was a
bright, cheerful and attractive plaee.
bo thought, no doubt, tho stranger.
vhoo halt near the gato had provoked
Mr. llorton'suttoranoc. Ho was not an
ill-looking mnn, or boy, for he could not
bo twenty-one, but his clothes Were
ragged irid dirty, his shoes worn and
mtitidy, ami ins gcnei.ii iippcuninuu on
kent and disreputable.
lie had Mopped In tho mail and had
directed at tlio man, or at tho house, or
at tlio grounds, or at all three, a wistful
look, which nilghtintiinato a wish to en
tor. It was this look which Mr. Horton
iiad answered, when he addressed the
young fellow, and advised him to jo,
aloiiir.
"I'm no tramp, sir," replied tho
stranger;
"You nro not? Then your looks be
Ho your nature. You can't deny that
vou havo all tho symptoms,
"That Is true, sir: I know that I am
poor and ragged, but I don't consider
mvsell a trump, i am looniug ior
work."
"That u what they all say. 1 hey are
looking for work. To say that is to ad
vertlso tho fact that you aro a tramp.'
"I supposo I must bo a tramp then,
but I wish I wasn't."
"You do? That's ono good symptom,
nnywav. Aro you suro you won't run
away from work, If you should find it,
or lio down and go to sleep by the side
of IP"
"I am suro that I nm willing to earn
my living, and am anxious to get a
eliancu to do it."
"What sort of work can you do?'
asked Mr. Horton. "Kverythlng lu
1 .,.,,1 .,.,t1.l.,,r l.i ,, ll,tl,. 1,1,1, .01
UI!i:i.l! illl.l IKllllllJ, ... ' ..v...,. .
"Humph! That don't oll'er an open
Ing. The llowers aro my wife's pels,
and sho is liko a dog in a manger about
Micm won't touch tnom nerscii, or sui
tor anybody else to touch them."
"I can draw your portrait, sir,"
rested tlio boy.
"You can? Aro you a wandering art
ist in disguise?"
"You ask mo what I can do, and I
know that I can do that."
"Any of tho tools of that trade?"
Tlio hoy produced from' tho pockc t of
his vest somo crayons and the tump of
a lead pencil.
"All right," said Mr. Horton. "I
will try you at tho job. Como In."
Ho opened the gato and led tlio way
to tho house. On tho veranda wore
somo chairs, ono of which ho offered to
tho boy.
"Want any moro tools?" ho asked
"A sheet of drawing paper, if you
havo it."
Mr. Horton brought out tho required
article, clumped upon a drawing board;
also somo crayon holders and a sharp
knife. "
"I am a sort of an architect," ho said,
"and Keep theso things on hand. But
hadn't you better oat somo lunch beforo
you begin tills business? You havo a
hungry look."
"I nm not so hungry, sir, but that I
am willing to earn a meal beforo I oat
It. Will you havo tho kindness to sit
down?"
"JSidu faco or front?"
"Sido face, if you pleaso. I can do
that tho best."
Mr. Horton seated hlmsolf, presented
his profile to t.io ragged artist who went
to work without moro adf His strokes
wero qulc k, vigorous and artistic, and
In a surprisingly short tlmo a capital
sketch of Mr. Horton's head nnd
shoulders appeared on tho paper. Tho
gentleman looked at it and puckered
his lips so ns to produco a low and long
drawn whistle.
"I am not ready to pronounce you
an angel, young o'low." ho said, "but
I may truly say that I havo entertained
a pretty fair artist unawares though
the entertainment Is yet to como. Hero,
Kmily! Bella! Como out hear and witness
a newsonsation?"
Mrs. Horton hurried out on tho piaz
za, with her young sister Bella, and her
llttlo girl, Lulu. For an answer, Mr.
Horton handed his wife tho crayon
sketch, which was hastily scanned with
starts of surprise and ejaculations of
dolight.
"VVImt a nice likeness!" exclaimed
Mrs. Horlon. "Where did it como
from."
"This young porson did It just now,"
answered Mr. Horton.
"Goodness! (iraelous mo! I wonder if
ho would mako ono for Lulu."
"Of course ho would, nnd of Holla
and tho wholo tribo, if you want ono.
But lio Is tlrod and hungry, and you had
bottor glvo him something to eat boforo
you ask any moro of him."
"1 will gladly do that. I am suro
that this kindness of yours Is worth a
dozen plotures."
"Glvo hliu ono nnyliow, nnd wo will
talk about tho rest. It wont do to bu
too liberal at tlio start. Pleaso t6 fol
low my wlfo, young foUow, and I havo
no doubt that you will feci bettor when
sho gets throuch with you.'
Wliou tlio young stranger was washed
and combed, and had been fed, his per
sonal appcaranco was Improved, and ho
had gained in easj nnd grace of man
ner Ho was nnxlous to mako a pleturo
of bnby Lulu, and was permitted to do
so, producing a likeness which sent
the fond mothor into extaclos
This production having been sum-
clently ndmlrcd, Mr. Horton dismissed
tho femnlo rabble," as he chose to call
tlicm, coraled his artistic tramp for a
comcrsation. nsked him who ho was and
all about himself.
His name wns Abel Kcntridgc, nnd ho
was the son of n miller nt Quccnsport,
Mil., who had died suddenly, leaving nn
estate so encumbered ns to bo worth
loss than nothing. Abel had gono to
Philadelphia to seek ins fortune, nnd
had found nothing but disappointment
and poverty. Ho knew soniothlngabout
milling and gardening, but could find
no employment in the city, nnd went
into tlio country to look for work, but
lils trnmP'liko appearance told against
liltn, nnd ho was on (ho verge of despair
when ho encountered Mr. Horton.
"Tliero is no milling to do here," said
that gentleman, "but I havo no doubt
thht my wife, slneo you mado that
sketch of Lulu, will allow ,you to
straighten up those grounds, 'if vou
turn out as well as I think you will, I
may find something else for you to
,do'
So It was settled that Abel Kcntridgc
was to remain at Mr Horton's. A room
wns prepared for him, nnd somo of his
employer's partly worn garments wero
fitted tar him, anil ho was set to work on
shrubs nnd llowers nnd grass plats. His
work was qulto satisfactory, and ho ac
quitted himself generally so as to gain
tho confidence and respect of all the
homo. Besides tlio work on the grounds
other odds and ends of employment
were found for him nhout the plaee, but
nothing was said to him about his com
pensation. Thus was ho kept busy for a week, at
thu end of which time Mr. Horton gave
lil m a written order, and directed him
to go to tlio village anil select for him
self suitable clothing to the amount
named in tlio order.
"Hut I havo not earned so much as
this," lio suggested.
"If you haven't you will earn it," re
plied Mr Horton.
When Abel returned from tho lilingo
ho carried his head Mitnewliat higher
than when lie set out, and appeared to
be, what nature and education mndo
lilin a young gentleman of attractive
person nnd manners.
He wis ushered Into 'ho room in which
the family wero sealed, a-id Mr. Horton
coraled liim for what lie called a busi
ness talk.
"Wluit do you know about milling?"
ho asked.
"1 was never regularly employed by
my father," answered Allel, but I picke'd
up many points of the business while I
was about his place shortly beforo he
died, I Invented, or believed" I had in
vented, an improvement on tlio turbino
water wheel, by which greater speed
could be got with the use of less water,
and my father said it was a good tiling.
After his death I gavo my model to a
patent agent, for tlio purpose of apply
ing for a patent; but tlio agent finally
told mo that he had been unable to pro
euro a patent, because the examiners
decided there was nothing new in the
invention. That discouraged mo moro
than any of thu rest of my disappoint
ments." "What was tho agent's name?"
"Silas Northwiek"."
"And your name is Abel Kentridgo?"
"Yes, sir."
"That agent lied to you, Abel,' said
Mr. Hoi-ton. "Ho proVtired tho patent,
which is very valuable, and meant to
swindle you out of it. He would proba
bly have succeeded if you had not come
to mv house."
"How do you know this?" eagerly
asked Abel.
"I am a sort of a specuhtor and oc
casionally dabble in such affairs. Xorth
wick offered tho patent for salo to mo
beforo I perceived that It was in tho
tmimi nf Alwil irn.it i-tilirn TT.t naltli-nil
mo lie could procure nTl tho assignments
from the patentee, who desired to sell,
and I told him If ho could do sol would
negotiate with htm. Ho is to meet mo
to-morrow and bring tlio assignment,
and of cours:- you can't havo signed
your name lu Philadelphia whilu you
wero at aiy houso."
"I should think not," Indignantly ex
claimed Abel.
"Therefore, Northwlok's assignment
will bo a forgery, and I shall bring lilin
horo and confront him with you."
Mr. Horton was as good as his word,
met tho rascally agent at tho time and
place appointed. Northwiek did not
linvo tho assignment, although ho pro
fessed tho ability to produce it as soon
as the negotiation should bu concluded,
and Mr. Horton had brought him to tlio
house for tho purpose of winding up tlio
transaction. There hu was confronted,
greatly to his astonishment and dismay,
by Ab'el Kentrldge. and it was made evi
dent to him that his swindling scheme
wns discovered.
Tho upshot of tho Interview was that
Abel got possession of ids precious pat
ent, and Northwiek was glad to go clear
of criminal proceedings.
"Now, my boy," said Mr. Horton, if
you will tnko mo ns your partner in tills
business, I will furnish tlio needed cap
ital and push it, nml I havo no doubt
that botli of us will grind out a grist of
money with your turbino wheel.'"
Abel gladly accepted this arrange
ment, and tho result soon becamo so
satisfactory to both parlies that Mr.
Horton heartily congratulated himself
upon tho fact that his supposed tramp
had not taken hisadvico to "Jog along."
It should bo added that his pretty sis-tei'-ln-law,
Bulla Grattau, also found iu
tho same fact cause for solf-eongratula-tion.
We loso the peace of years when wo
hunt after thu rupture of n.omonts,
Bulwcr Lytton.
Tlio following item by a former resi
dent of Dos Molnos, now an nttornoy at
Parker, Dakota, requires no comments,
I tako ploasuro in saying to tho pub
lie, as I havo to my friends and ac
quaintances fur tho last fivo years, that
1 consider Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
& Ularrhcea Ilonicdy, tho best mcdiclno
for tho purposes it is intonded, that I
over tried. Slnco I havo used It I would
not bo without it. I was always subjoct
to Cholera Morbus and novor found any
thing o!sp that gives tlio relief that your
Romody does. I novor loavo homo with
out taking it with mo; and on many oc
casions linvo ran with it to tlio relief of
some sufferer and havo novor known It
to fail. My children always call for
that good modlolno whonthoy havo pain
in tho stomach or bowols,
Yours. Truly,
C. Di CONE,
Attorney, Parker, Dakota.
June 30th, 1881.
The only hope of bald heads Caiii.oi.inu, n
deodorized exlraet of petroleum. Kvery ob
jection removed hv recent Improvement. It U
now faultless. The only euro for baldness and
the most delicate hair dressing known
A NIiikIoNIoiio
from a running brook slew the giant (lollatb,
and millions of noble men since that time havu
died from a slnvlc stoift! In tlio bladder, which
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure would
have dissolved and carried away.
A girl henrd her father criticised se
vorely across a dinner table. Tlio care
less eritio paused a moment to say, "I
hopo ho Is norelntlonof yours, Miss LP '
And quick ns thought she replied, with
tlio utmost .nonchalance, "Only n con
nection of my mother's by marriage"
Von sreslckt well there UluM one remedy thsl will
irp toii fcrrond noMllMHtr of itnulit. If ll't I. her or
Klilner trouhle. Conmlpullon, lirtpfpHii, lie blliyr.
Wi-iu llf-ftlth Ileni-wer It vour
Jlllc'jfll. llnrtlelt ft Crnln. Pen Mnlnea,
r iiuK-. ii, uruKHim,
"Mr. Boatman." said a timid woman
to tlio forrymnn who was rowing her
across n river, "nro people ever ost in
this river?" "Oh, no, ma'am," he re
plied: "wo always lliids'cm again with
in a (lay or so."
Fll(-H IIIMI ,llllH(llllll('.
A IV not of "Hough on lin" will krrpalioiiie free
from fll, moqiilU , rnl nn-l mice, tlie. i-nllte
rnn. lltUKKlm. Mlldiell, lUrtlcit & Uraln, IH'
Moines,
Quack: "So vou prefer my medi
cines to those of Dr. Pillsbury?"" Mrs.
Mulligan: "Och, Indade, doetlierdear.
vo'ru a dale better than thu other old
humbug."
I ml !: t lint. I .vn.iihIii. nervounro.
tmllon, ml nil fornn of iri-ner.il .debility relleMd hf
tnktni? l.i-iiirtii' IN.ttltnils.i.il llt
'I'oiili. the only preparation of lieef enntMnlnit Ita
entirr nutrition tin'jttrHei. It l not a ineri-ntlmn-Innt
like the oilmen of beef, but cotituln blood
mnklnit, furee-geniTiillnir, nml Itfe-miMnlnlne prop.
crtlefli In Inintunbte In all etifeeblrd condition,
whether the remilt of exhttufttlon, henoiif protrn
lion, meruurk, u a'uli- iIIm-hw-i particularly If re
aultlnir from pulmonary complaint. Cakwrm..
IIaxaiiii & Co., rropHctom, .New York. Sold by
dniKKlM".
A noted sharper, wishing to Ingrntl-
ato himself with a clergymen, said:
1 Parson I should llko to hear you preach
moro than I can tell you." "Well,"
responded the clergyman, "if you linil
been where you ought to have been last
Sunday you would have heard me."
"Where was that?" "In the County
Jail."
- -.
W!-l-)l I'uv 'l-r.vnt-ii.
llev. . WnshliiL'ton. I). C. writes: "I be
lieve It to be all wronj; nnd ecti wicked for '
clercymen or other puMIc men to be led Into I
Itlvlii: testlMinulids to quack doctors or vile .
slulTs called medicine, but when a really meri
torious article made of valuable remedies
know n to nil, Hint ull phvslclans ue and trtlt
In ilnllv. we should frcelv coitum-inl It. I there- 1
fore cheerfully and heartily commend Hop Hit
ters for the jiood they have done me and my
fi lends. Ilrmfv bi-llcvluir llu-v hate no equal for
family lire, I will not he without them." Aitr
Yuri-" llitjilkt )VnUn
All English showman's version of thu
story of King Darius, Daniel, and thu
lions was as follows: '"At him,' says
tlio King 'Wo won't,' says tho lions.
'At him,' again says tlio King. 'Blowed
if I will," says tho lions which was a
sell for the great King Darius, and
wery wexallous."
M lull II IDoi'M.
Klduev-Wort moves the bowels regularly
eleanses'the blood, and radically cures kidney
dif-case, pravel, piles, bilious headache, and
pains which are cau-ed by disordered liver and
Kidneys, Tuoiisnmls havo been cured why
sbouldyou notjry Hi CWn'tufur,
A belated husband, hunting in tho
dark for a match witli which to light
the gas, and audibly expressing his dis
appointment, was rendered insane In
an Instant bv Ids wife suggesting, in a
sleepy voice, that lie had better light
one and look for them, and not go
stumbling around in the dark, breaking
tilings,
All respectable dealers sell Frazi-r axle rreae
because It Is the genuine and gives perfect Balls
faction. Dr. r It. Hatlldav's Wood Purlllcr continues
to Increase rapidly hi popularity. It la recogniz
ed everw here as the mot cfTctlvc toulo ever
placed on sn!e. .S7, 1'wil (tlub'j
With what complacency lutfetf tin- lady who
ucs (ilctin's Sulphur wi glance at her mirror,
for then- she sees reflected a complexion devoid
of blcmh-h. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye,
Jfl.iv.-K or lirown, mil!
Usu Uullliis's. H'mli 8.Uvc-Uut3.H'irn..
PER' I AVIS'
A SAFE AND SURE
REMEDY FOR
Cramps,
Cholera,
Diarrhoea,
Dysentery,
Sprains
ash
Bruises,
Burns
AND
Scalds,
Toothache
AND
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
m
laiaaaam
BDOES
WONDERFUL
r-HDPC I
KJ l 1
Ileraue It nelson tho I.IVi:i!, IlOIUil.Sl
and UIIIXIIYS nt the snniii time.
Seeaut o It cleamei the i;tom of thopolaon
Iouibuciora that develop' In Kidney and Uri
nary UlieaHe,mlIouauc(tB, "Jftundleo, Couitl
pilon, rilei, or In Bheumatlim, Ifeuralcia,
Nervou Dliordera and reuale Couiclalnli.
DEE WHAT FEOFLH SAT I
rue-' no II. Hlotk. of Junction City Kaimt,
Iwj-h, Klilner.Woi t I'uii'il lilm fitter 1 1 tfuUr my
ilcluimlittd hvea liilntr fur four itai.
I Urn. Jolm Arnnll.of Wnvlilnutnn, Ohio, rayti
litrltov wft(ft?eti uiitiillo ly four piomlneiitl
u.hji. uoonwin.An rniiorm uimnion, uuicj
eayilto waniHit oil 'Or led to live. Mnir bloated I
bejroml btllcf, hut KlilnvjrYui t mied Mm. 8
Anna I Jnrrett of Routh Bnleni, N. Yu7
thutfovt'ii yeairtmitrrrlnfffrnm klitiiry tnuble;l
and oilier fiimullcuLioiiJi uod cudvil US tlttf Uatf til I
JohnJl. lAirrenro of Jftck"n. Tcnn., tiifffrftll
for yvurn from llvt-r nml klilnfy tiu'iblt'i audi
a.ftfr titklntr "Imni-U of olltvr iuvdlvlu("l
UMiiff UoKimidoJitunrt'll. I
MIclin! Ootu of Moutpnnipr Center, Vt,l
milled elfflilyonrnnjlli Uldnrv diltlcull niidE
PCRMANENTLY CUHE3
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
I Constipation nntl hiics.
I iinrtilc
I IV II ueti Kith tiul tflcltncv lu ttthtr form.
OCT If ATTIIU 1M1VUU151S. ritiUK,
wriil.s, itii'iHiiDsos .v to., rrop ,
I Will lend the drr po"t-Pld.) HI IIMXOTOX, TT, I
til
n
WHY?
l.ll'o ItiHiirunoo.
Although not a day passes that does
not contribute its quota of indisputnblo
proofs of tho great good conferred upon
thousands of people iby wise Investment
in Lite Insurance, yet wo find many
who stand in doubt nbout availing them
selves of this blessing, caused sometimes
by disparaging remarks of people who,
lgnornnt of Its principles, try to appear
wise by condemingthnt which they nev
er understood, thus accomplishing n
much greater amount of mischief In a
moment than they could remedy in a
year. In such cnscstlicroisno doubt but
tho "sour grapes" fablo comes In some
where. Wo can recall remarks mado fivo
years ago nbout tho Centennial Mutual
Lifo Association of Burlington, Iown. "It
wont exist n year," then "two." &c.
somo of tho prophets havo ceased to ex
ist. The Centennial still exists, with all
tho appearances of vigor enough to last
a Century. Tliero is no safer nor cheap
er Company In tho Country. If you
decide to join tho "wise men." address
C. J. Wcntherby, (lone. . Agt Lock
Draw 109, ltiirlingtou la,, for Insurance
or Agency.
Tlds Is the season Tor IFowcT Complaints; un
ripe fruit and exposure produce them, and
l'Kimv Davis' I'ain-Kim.ku cures them. It
scls with woiiil'rful rapidity, and Is perfectly
harmless. No family should be w Itlinut It. l'or
Internal and Kxternat uses It has no equal.
Over Il.OOU testimonials could lie furn
ished in I )os Moines alone testifying to
tho I'ltuvso Cons (Yin:.
M- ilirlmVpouied into 'the Moiniu-n can on
ly e.M-lie It unit Intel nipt its tiattir.it work.
Ull. Ilol. man's I'Atiglu-H the htomaeh the
lliedHl help without distill bill'.' It. Till'
remedy Insure. Is not Hits the- better unyr
I.ydla K.l'lnkham's Vegetable Compound,
the great medicine for the cure of all female
complaints, l the greatest slrenglhener of the
back, stomach, nerves, kidneys, urinary nnd
genital organs of man and women ever known,
Si-mi for circulars to I.ydla 1'., l'liikliain, I.yun,
Mnss,
Cored your nanus ol crooUiil walking by
ti'lng Lyon's Patent Heel BtUTcncr.
WIll'NII ytl'.S l.'-arn Telegraphy tidcnrnr" 10 fo
lintKin rnriiKle il
iiio n inoniii. p-nnu nirv m inn- h urninr j-h
Kmnll
Vl llM
tt
Wl
1
, l.l,ll.-ll.. I.n I lllll
,1 r.eier fall. Tilnlnaekn
)1 rui:i!lt. or Mr. It. Sel
ll(forHanip) SI. l'aul, M
II
t .U.V.N
rii.UA i in:
tmm
larKflire rree of
sehinninnn
tnn.
Mt. Garroll Seminary,
ana musiual uuNitttvftiuru,
Curriill 'ii.. III. "llri-iuU" Si-nt I'ri-i-.
TTf A mnTTTC! tt""'"' Ail.lrr.,Pln,lrJ
V JX X W H. Jjjj Ai.irr' ,fiClfhO..,IMt.burtj,-.
m - "Vr-flf Revolver. Culw frr. Adtttil,
U X r'"' n" '"'. IHIt,nrrt.r
Allen's Srain Food.
A Iwjtnnlesl extrnrt Permanently strengthen tin
liraln, and poalilw-l) cure neroum-. wn Ii-
lilllty, nnd nil si-aknen of k'enemtlrc orpin, rrlei-,
St; (! for IV All dru!Clt. Depot Al.LKN ' l'HAB
macv, 31.1 Flnt au-nue, New York, N. V. Send foi
circular.
KNtilhlUlHMl I H (I'..
IiJi'xiK'rletH'ci! Tnu'li
rrn. ii Ilrft'ClftM IVn
ini'ti. Nllttlinlt'titu natt
Davenport
Business Coital
vnr. uvm imiini i
or vtvek. AddtTM,
.inibrilLM'Wiih'iitltH'.
bavtnnort Iowa, for
tl renin rn.
Racine College.
A COI,!.i:Oi: AND dllAMMAU SCIIOOI .
THE HEST SCHOOL FOR HOYS.
For term. iUlre lilt. Stpvcnn I'nrkrr. Warden
of Itm liii-l .illi-Ki-. Iliii lni-, Wl.
UNIVERSITY OF DUS 3101NKS.
The llrxt AdvntitiiKri) lit tlio I.rut IU-
pi-UHC.
Tin accomplUlird Instructor. Three Colleco
Coiiou-M alo Normal. Coinmerelnl, nnd Miulc,
rhvruiuih tt III In itreptmtot v tuMr nml In Sik-u
lion lliuint with Faculty, 'il (. Special Alterant
to MlnUtcra' children. Fall term l trim
SKI'TKMHKIt ir.TM.
Setulfor ') Mninm OnMn""an(l full particular to
ITl-H. DAVIIf V. IIAl.l- Hi- Mnllll-. ln-vi.
lowaColleqe, Grinnell.
I Trill Trnn open" Heptt iiiTK-r IJtli. Wl, A ilouhle
i Collt'trc Coiiw nml nwutlit'riU'pBrimnitunf Inpiriit1
' Hun. IncltHllnie NfjnnnI ami Mititlcul, which nrv orn-n
to luilt nt In nil cimrncit. FtMirtirn hmt rurtorn 'ut
tion, per tr nit, 71M. A tin mi I t-xpi-nm of n utinlent.
I$X.lMV.ri.M tntvuvtl(tn tin' ini" n lu'tt M'w
l-:nirhunl rolb'ccn. fsirttttnn, (Tiitrnl Iowa, im tin1
CliU'ti'o, Mock I ami I'.u It. II.. nml CVntral K U
of Iowa, Okoi'.uk F. Mahoi'N, l'u.
urmnfii, in , aur. I, ivi
Have you ndaufditcr toedueatef If o. dnntfallto
pentl for new propcctu of Callaimn Cotleee, 1H'
Molnci, Iowa. Addre,
C. P. POMEROY, Prcst.
NOTRE DAME
UNIVERSITY!
The flrtt iciilon of the tli collegiate year III he-
gln'nVtSTTIi:siAY OV SEl'TKMIIKK. ,
Macnllleent new ImtldlnK. The heallhj-and M autl
fill location. Increned fnellltle for linpartliiB a
IhorouirlH-diientton. (liter Indueement tlmt rnnnnt
he uriaMil In the United State, Catalogue, Kh Intf
full purtliuhir. lll he tent fn con applleail-.n to
Very Rev. W. Corby, C. S. C, Prcst.,
Nntro Diiino V. P.. liulljinii.
B
CONTRASTED LDITIOHS OF
ciiniiiiiiniK mv iimi mid .tii'w itjhhi, in iiirtiiii
M I ii in n h, 1 Ir h st ttml i-ticnpi-Ht Illiiitr.tit d nllilim
of tlio U Ui (l TcntaKlpnt, Mlllloimof I'ropUMirow.ilt
Inn fur It. iKinul lHMl.'ccht d y llu tinrriipiiTottH pub
IIhImth if liifi-rlortdltlons. fti e lliat t lit copy mi buy
rmiialtm l(o tint1 fni;ralnKti on ntt'l ntul wtuHi,
Thin U tin only larcu type cunt rutr I'llltlnn, and
Ap'iitu an LolnliiK inuncy prlllni ft, AtlliN lo
'ANTK1. bend fori'lrculiirttand t'xtrn trrm
Alldri'f N'ATttlVAt, IM'HMHIIIVIi t'tl.t l-l'l''1',,,-
PENSIONS.
KVr.KVHOI.IJIKKdltaliledln line of duly h)
nound. ilUenne. or Injury, I entitled to in nlon.
PKNHIO.-VN lOKl!Asi:i(,-M,uiv uru drx
Ini? It- than entitled to. Thouaundwor lleliai ntlilee
to l'enlon nnd llounty. IX' I'I-.II IIAHKx
re-oleued.-AIIA.MIllKII (I.IHKH lllll. liv.l.
Copfeiof I,oit UlHcharw olitatned. L'latinwid i-i'r
decrlptlon pnmecuted. I'uU-nt I'riiciirril, Ad
drt-H, ultll vtainp,
II. M. llf.lt A- ('., Allerni-) ,
lloiHUf, Winhlngliiii, I'. C.
STILL BcTTER ,!
HOUND TO CLOSH OUT KU1IV VAHI) OF
SUMMER GOODS !
WILL CONTINUK TUB
Ilcmnant Sxlo.
CIIOICF. 11AIII1AIX8 LKl'T IS
Black and Colored Silks,
Dress Goods, Tabic Linens,
Towelings. Cloths.
lliintlim Iti'inniint-i Mm liril Sllll l.iiiii-r,
Mu.t iu.il.i- n eit un iei-.-i or
ALL THE REMNANTS IN THE HOUSE.
Till iijiini-tutilty ftliiiultl nut lu- iuUi-il lo
liny mil-.
A Ikii yuril l'lllti-in I if I nl Sininni'r
SIIKk, nil i-t., worth IIA, in, H.I, mnl l.llll
tlnv. new hIiiiiIi- t.liil In)
A iiii-rl
un .Ii'mi-y .Mill", Dm- in In- I.IA-
ullllTH, xi.no
LEADING
DRY GOODS HOUSE
W. K. BIUD,
in)i.i,ic ANuiiKrAiu
8SSI nml 533 fourth St., I !-n lnlin-,
Orderii hy Mull, or Kipn-M, piomptl) illltd,
t).imple eni on applleatlon.
Home Mica
lllll
borthalleTerdldlatheaametlmedurloiimrlllaeas, and with double the ease. WIUl the tranquil Dent
nnd Tlgor of bodr, haa como also clearneaeof thousbtnerer before enjoyed. Ifthe Tontebaanot done toe
work, 1 know net what, t Eire It thecredlt. J, 1'. Wat-sou, l'astor Christian Church. Troy O.
JTha Iron Tonio 4a a
MVrrparattoit o iyo.
Iphatem, aamoetatrti
trim the V a tablet
Aromatic lfttrf
vian Hav&. nnl JVio
Inri-y tiur-jioen where I
rs Tuitir iu neremuaru.M I
mi
THE LADIES
AKI.ri'i'r.
MaNUfACTUBlO 11 THt OR. HARTER MEDICINE CO.. SO. Ill NORTH MAIN TtlT, XT. 10SII.
WisniNOTON to tlio present time. Includes much I'msoMAt, and I'll
vati lilnory neycr beforo publlslied. Address, '
IlIIAUl ,W V CO., MN. Fourth St., Phlla. IPs.
To which Is added a sketch and portrait of Un. Uarfleld,
HOLMAN'S
PAD.
CURES
Witbont
The Only True Malarial Antidote.
. ItniVAX'a l'n Ii no pie M-work remedy a
feelde Imllailrp ripi-rlment -no purloined hodRO
rlK(of tome other Inventor' IdeatllUIhe orlurl
it it I nml iiil,(ritiiiliiMiiat I vn la
the only remedy that ha nn hnneally-acqnlrfd rlpa
lo ne the tllle-word "I 'ini" In ronnectlon with
treatment for rhronle. dleaeii of the r-it oiilil-tl,
1 ,1 vol ii ml H-tilf-i.ii.
Ily a reeently perfeelfd Improvement tin. lloLXiH
ha Kreatly lncreaei the eop.-of the Pad' ncefnl
nc, and appreclahly aiiKnienfed II acltve curatlTC
power
Thl (treat Improvement plve IIolman' Pad ,f
II Adjutant) ueli complete nnd nnfatllns controj
over the inot i rltent and unyleldlnK formi
Olll-llfllt ltM.iii of the e-.tilil.tti
. Ivi. nwell a 1 iii-inl if lmiifoU
-ililim. a lo amply Jnllfy Iheemtnent Vmftuor
hximtt lilitti i-nromlumt "In srmn lt!",,,
Al, l'AXAi:A THAN ASVTIII.NII IX MKMPINkI"
The neee of IIolman' I'aii Ii Inspired tml
laior who offer I'ad lmllnr In llirm nml r
dm- to the urniiuliio III.MA."V PAD.
lkVII I't III' t lll-MI llliMTIIM llltll llltll
Hull IiiiIm triit tll il ti ! i itti I lio
l'l-llltlltllilllil tlloOftMIJIXN 10 I lOt.
I ii'i-li li-iiuliii I lolmiiii I'm! hearatho
ll-IVIIIo llevetlllK ftlllll of the IIOL
MAN 1A1) COMPANY with the ahotc Trade-Mar
printed In itreen.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Or irnt by mall, poit-pald on receipt of
HOLM AN PAD CO.,
P. O. novSIII, "?'l'i nrondivny.W.Y. i
JS U PE R 1 0 nTBvN UTR ITI 0
Tlio 8nlvntor for Invnllds nn'Jtho Aerl, Ai)
IncompnrnbloAMmontforthoCroartlianJ
Protoctlon of Infnnta and Chlluran'
A Superior Nutrltlvo In Continued j
Fevers, nncl n Rollablo Romodlnl
Aisont In nil Oisonscs of tho Gtomach and
Intestines, j
tTTIIIS Juitly celebrated SletetlorrerararlDn.ts,
111 In composition, prlnoirallythe tLUTEM -ie-l
rived from tho WiUTB 'vVINTEIl J-ILST?
A. WHEAT UEU EAL, aold extract, the. li'Tci-.
tton of an eminent C'.emlat. It haa not only been
lilahly reeominendcd but oertlfled to by a lirce
number of Chemlite and X-hyalclana-.repreeilMnir
a very hlph dree or medical clenoeA4 tlir
PAFEBT, MOSV ACCEITAULK AND JlKLIAtlbC
I'OOD FOll I'JIE OllOWTIt AND PllOTECl'lON
OP INI-ANTS AND CHILDltEN. and for Mother
lacking Huinclent Kourlahment for their aani;lag
Unlike thoie preparatlona made from antr.aj -
vlnou matter, which are liable to atltnulat ,t
brr.lnandlrriuta the dlietlve orcani, Itcmb .
In tu elementary oompeeltlon
That which makes strong Bone and Mupn 1
Thnt which makes good Flesh and Biir
That which Is easy or Digestion--r.e
constipating. That which Is kind
frlondly to the Brain, and that l .
nets as a preventive of those Intef .
Disorders Inoldontal to childhood.
And. while it would be difficult to concf u
inyt:unr in Food or Deiaert taore Creamy n
Ucioui, or moro Nourishing and Utrencthe: . i
an ailment in rovers, i-uimonarr lorii m-
uvspepiln and ooncral Debility, Jts llaro ju ui
Eiccllence tn all Intestinal Diseases, especia..
Dysentery, Chronlo Dlnrrhcon nnd Cr."
Infantum,
HAS BEEV IKCONTESTABLY PBO" :
'HiulCun-.! nml lit it Mi'ilir.iHM 3ia!e,
AcolmiitiwtK.i of Hops Uuhn. Kn.c
niotcurAtlvtM I't''"lii' vt r I r r-tiYr-s
Roa u IX.n tor. an ft"1 i.t-nouu,-
Ak'OUt ou
Uitttrsni-o ukVVrkUTaiiusikua., ..uolliilf
oi-oi atluujj.nzi
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Survival of the Fittest.
.1 FAMILT MEDICINE THAT IUS nEALEl
MILLIONS DCRINQ 55 TZARSI
,V 1J.VL5I FOR EVEItV WOUND OF
MAN AM) JIEASTI
THE0LDEST&BE87LINIMENT
irvxn ji.vde ik .uixnici.
SALES IARGERTHAN E7EIU
Tlio Afaxtcnn Iftistnnrr T.lnlm.-.nt hnji
iiciin Known jot moro limit tiurty-avc
yi-iira im inn mm oi ail j.nuiiK-niH, ior
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lurB-r iJiim ovi-r. It. oitron wlii-n all
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mid niuiclo, lo tlio very lio no, Sold
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llirmlect by flKWieiU.
oris firoreeioiii for
Uymprnmla, tVl-t-l
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is fromiieneraldsbllltrto such an eitent that my labor wueiceedlnslybnr.
r smootb did not aire me much rellal, but on.the eontrary, was followed bir
ilngebllla. At this I line I began the use of your Iroh'Xohio, fromwhlcht re-
ronderful reaulta. Ttieold enerry retarned and 1 found that my natural force
have used three bottles of the Tonic, Hloco ntlnsU 1 here done twice the te
1'AWA'Ai.Jft.r -rnKUDiiscrTiis VViiiTHo-rl
NTijioiijioriniraaiiDaT,Hthe moat Interestlnc book of WABR
INOIOH UFK."" fi'Mished. A lilstory of every adiulnlstratton from
WHITE HOUSE.