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so do l." exclaimed Nellie with virtu.
Gus indignation.
Having received all the information she
seemed likely to get, the woman turned away.
A few moments after Mr.. Hepdrick's re-
turn, the two girls were sitting in Roses room
with The door locked, enjoying the contents
Of tbeir letters, while laugh after laugh filled
the room.
The last letter addressed to Millie Clayton
was in Nellies hand and if Rose had not
been so deeply engaged in her own letters.
she would have seen that Nellie was much
pleased, and planning mischief After the
letters were all read, Nellie picked up the one
which she had laid aside, and said
" Rose, have you letter mailed at Hart
ford ?"
Yes, and it is an excellent one, too.
think shall answer it, just for the sport. He
will be very interesting correspondent.
Have you one from the same place %
Yes; and now I'll tell you what wish
you to do. will write my letters, but you
must copy them for me- / think have seen
the writing before; and dare not reply in
mine own hand. If they should find US out,
we could eyade their questions if you would
do as | wish"
Oh there is no danger Of their mistrust.
ing us but | will do as you wish"
After maturing their plans for the future,
and cau,ioniug each other, the two parted for
the night.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-24

THE Lodi Manufacturing Co., invite Farmers and
others using manures to send for pamphlet descriptive
oftheir FertIlizers They offer their
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EUREKA STABLE.
Houston Avenue,
MARSHALL, TEXAs'

THE Proprietor u
1870 hi. Stable e., ., ,ss.n l.., 70
~. s,isnds ard the publis Tor 'ne ss.1
uh.,rl pstsonasc he hss sces'veu 4, H. =.
!. .n. r.;' 70 merit soaadsnce, ho !.
t Ss..s, prsp.r,d with faeilisis: Tor your
o oss... wodssioa. than bsFssosore es'ns
ali supplied with Substantial sS' s ess
S,riscf Aaeks, good teams, ana - es ,.
III drieSs fot the transpcfsaao., q N.
,srssrs Aad to .hoss Who ~c ',".. w.
. ariy.. for either business or pleasure
h. would s.y he has good
Buggic~ and Horses
10, your accommodation. 20 =, S0 ,nss ~ !
gentlemen, select your teams ana '"''
ride ..e. II. unde
TIA control ssd msnagsunas Of Cays
". +, saith, who Is tue au.no!n ss
ssen1 ies the Transaction vi Al ps''"''
oosssctsd thsrswAh: .,ux
s4 b. $500 PNfrsstof,
ns,sAall, Jan. =, ~ r 49,
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MISSISSIPPI
Iliarrh0oa Cordial.

piarrboes, one Of the most fatal d'sor-
.,.,, ln"yn n the Valley oil tho Mssissip-
w ,nd ,b,ouuhou, the west. is immediate,
" " md ,spidy and radically cured
y ham. n. u,r OF this medicine Presump-
oy '"c vs. ~. .w .ssr 10 ~ " 50, /, IA conf.
nouI - , - m infaii;ble in all the
dsnn, ~ y, Inc bowels common to that
r'ason tust once mild As,r,agepti
~ e .no,yuc, and an Alternative; and ''s
:" N cLeek The discharges, soosh
, ,n' ,.;,.,,,s a the membrane which lines
w. ha~sls ouiet the whole system. and
W., "...i "c bs.ith, change OF action IN
,he digestive aud secret,vs @eaS' w. ~
IN. hl,host degrees AlutAry, regulating 'ne
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the people, the more chance is there
shat truth may again prevail
No, We leave the conundrum To the
East aud the West simply remind
ing them what stauneh old Thomas
Carlyle said Of tic French Revolu.
tion---and that ended in diiicrcn,
empire from one of bonds" Sad in.
deed for people when they have
taken monkey to be their God, y
- Nli,le E,o,.f,r
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Notice..

,r,ur s.bssribsr takes thi. method Of
informing his friends and The pao ;.
il Generally lie. he la: parsh..:ea I, =. q.
no f. ;nserest Of WA Bradheh 70 ne
s :, . n',, ,% Livery stable, on Austin
s ~ whsr. hs Intends csr.y,n. en- On :
,s,srnl Livery business. Persons ~ ht,.
s Ies - hire sasgis. and lss.s:, saddle :. :
hoy horses, hsct. wagons, drsy. .; 49, s sis
on ,he arrival Of the car ...sn
shreveport, ready 70 eosscy Horn.
sers v any part Of the eMy, Az o,
viii be fed BY the month ~.
single iced, = reasonable ra asi, .u,ho,
=. a. agent Who viii give his und'v'de'
.tteption 70 the business, ,euays
| u...u January ~, ~. nv"
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window Glass.

lust received BY A. Scare, : large %
d q mt qsAliH hsCailys w ,.an' y
f1,.ss ~ ~ bt~eA n ~ UnNsd
1890 IA NJ Aees1 fksH bsseeAks.
Hl,o : shuas~ ~ Of Lamps i.s.p
sh;.s,ya, coal ~, 10, vhich Hin b
MA q he lowest dssrsa aocef1snk :
coss "a qssiisy ever ohsreA y 'h''
~" r' A. sKARs.
July II, 1871. s4ss'
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Marshall, January u, ~ nv"
49,, aettlement Notice.

Final Settlement No''e
~,,vrr,g 10 hereby siv.s, shss s.pAsn
Tsssy, Adnl.ssssses q ~ u. si.S ~i,h
1Ihonas Terry .aaes.ssd, ~ - s.'.sv
sss Coas,y Clssk Il Harisoa . 's y ~.
Ts r. ,sgtsinias 70 the sssAsss o. q, ~
49, s rsr,o.s Ris Anal acecans NV
$50 ~Xhh eseoaAs I'D voachsr'
a, All : 49, spos : - Al I'm 4. :,
~ MoaAsy b - n ez ~. ...ss1
vhsss = Dssssas tasss /. ~. - 49,
~ seoasss ~ 49,, y ~
81 4. Q. CLAAE' psSsX;
J. Apssl y, isao
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rC>HE Equitable stands irs' Z; sna 'o.o
most among an modern Lhe $50 Hssa
rance Companies Chartered ~ io'.'
FOR an unlimited period, u has ~ os.
..ripped all rivalry, and odsFs Li's ~
.",rnce 10 al persons in gpCd hss"n
"non - GOOD. il not better sersas Mes
nv other Conpany In the Uni'sd s'A's~
Attractive Features:
/. i.,ue. al desirable life, endowment,
I'D n.forfeiting policies on single
r l,ss fro,n $3.50 to f25,0o0 In dividends
.rs made annually 70 policy holders
III i. nro6ts are divided annually
nmorc tde assured, and may DO used
accord;nr 70 the discretion OF ~ poiicy
holders Il ono Of 8 different modes W.
lst 10 the permanent increase o. Ian'
assured; Ind 10 he permanent reu1 ~
NJ, Of tho premium I'D. 10 tho IN
ss...s of sum assured for one or : tern
orvsnr,; 4th. To the reduction o. Pre
MINI, for one or more years otn. :,
,hs limitation Of the number Of years II
~h;ch rYemiums arc 70 be paid
IL ia q purely Lis Assurance secrecy :;
and Toes not engage :" a.,,nspt
Of insurance whatever. iss ih'cs'm .,a.
are confined by law 70 he bas' enu nv,
approved securities It's business w..
crpduotsd upoa an oxclasively .as
!, hs.;.. Il il lust and liberal in ia aee
;nr. vim the assured 1t 10 prompt
,be psyment Of I'll losses, never h.si .
. h.A Law salt OF contested ei's,
North or South. 1t is the largest ~
tual Life Assurance Company TOT
years, in the werld' ,.. If a,
i. In policies average the la!se'' , ~ =
81 American Company, showing tha'
larger proportion, .. %o onyrs.. and MI
sssXsu, Of the Equitable, prefer 70
h .s,s in this Company for invesfne
than in any other. ,,.,,x A..,,
Marshall, Texas
,a 40 n4s-
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.,.,,.n In Ensl.,J il, inns az s..es
a, inlesl Al an, lime could can
,n.e the realm from een,,e 10 81,
cn,rfr,c,c. No,bin, 4. mo,s s,..,i,
,.as, .,oos ,bc,c than ,h,, ,he ,..,,,
=, l,r,n. a, l.x 40, a. Io,J Ct;.s
In.,ic, coclhu,u s,een,ly s.,s
:, ,ofcyb,rJ. wh,eh mr., n M, ....,,.,
NJ h,s,,co : The same n,tho,,,,
MID az. v,. u,,.,,y ,.,or;.h.J u
Ana ,er.,., Ia .o,ho,,,y s,l an, ~
IL nII inr hen. Maria l.~ l. an
os.. rm,ii,, w,v liz, $50.
K undsr.,nna ,,J .c,,lni IN nj.
to,r,.y ,bsn /, ,r,,h !, h,J ,,,s,
bce, :. sorted 10 q, sxc,c;sc,, . liz
d.nL,sJlv s.,l,ns, m.n IN p.,,.aA
ar~ -. ~ ~ -. 80 -
mN'wIy oness'' put oven '"osr
cour's afe subject 10 very close re-
s1'e''ons '''" l",''a,rbon VA, TO
he .""sa''y ''"o"'' f"''r Jug
u'h's a,a 'P'" :" inc u"'pp'oo"',e"
shc h,ns n h's commander IN
chie' ana are Likewise liable to re-
vc.Th hs The 'omt ~ tho kines
Bench. The acts OF sosrt-nsr'i.l
'"sy Also htao'ns the 'aeleet OF AppIi'
cation to ,he courts At Westminster
'sr,s rrsh,''''ga .,.,r
nut o' INC 'r'ai OF oN'l'sns hys
military court nothing IS tno~n in
p.,l,.mert ought Ia y,y. IN. C,ovs
power to declare martial law IN Eng
Iaad 10 c.'ef Of great e'nerse,neN
but no 'uch rcver'nd~ exists His
tor'ans repaeaent 'hn' there have
hc,,h final. tbx martha, law, hut the
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Brick Livery Stable,
HACKS AND DRAYS
y. N. MuLKlN.

n rrtIRNs his thanks to the c,.'ae's
X .nd sss,ress peu Of Mar'hali, and
.ss,ni.y 10, the liberal patrossfe h'.ner,
=. .,,sa5ed 10 him. and drssres TO ,n'o,n,
-. ~, IN, he ia now lally licensed ana
prepared. vita
MACNA ANN OWAH"'
10 ,ervs ,beu a. sbor, notice a0o ." NV
mos, ttssonAble terms. 80
Jan. 5, 1857.
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Tuy APOSTLES GREED Ing
,,ccise origin Of this simplest ana
most ancient Of all the creeds ~ N
yolvod in somc uncertainty, and mas
long been a mx.ter Of dispute among
learned ,heologians. lvis al eas'
4 certain thst It's universal use 10 '"e
church may DO traced back, IT NOT
70 lie apostolic age itself, yet to pa
Immediately succeeding and ,ore
Is very old tradition that saen o'
,he Twelve articles Of the creed wAs
composed BY an apostolic author
II il said the twelve assembled -
coupeil before dispersing thens'ves
10 preach the Gospel throughout the
7 wcrld TO frame the symbol or ~Afch,
! word of tho Christian Church, ana II
viii la interesting to our readers 70
, 7, know the apostle 70 whom each Ar.' y.
y Gle is ascribcd The tradition Is Nv
!, follow IA H.,
u 81 peter--"l believe in god Tue
= Father Almighty, Maker OF hc''c'
. and earth 4. Han,
d ra,i., nj. only Son, our Lord y
/ 9, lanes he Great" who ""
) oonce;yed by tho Holy Ghost, bcr'
!" Of tho Virgin Mary; -,
81 john" suffered under ron
Is lin. plate. was muci6ed, dead ~
er :, Thomas. Nc deceuded al
al h.u y Tor. "He went into the p's'
70 a. lec,rtsd spires" which arc '''
%, s;dered a. words Of tbs ss'na "ss
y, inc I !" tho third day he 'o~ ITO
=" the dead u -.
on u, JAMES the Lest assoc
o's aed into heaven, snd stitch OF y
ne riah. hand Of God the fa'hs' a
nv a,s. mighty e.x.,
come to Judge the quick and !
Me dead " IT..
'old 81. Bartholomew oe'sSs
way The Holy Ghost
itch n Matthew" The Holy C.sho
,nrt. Church, tho Communion o. SAINTS
asy, 81. simon-"The Forgivene"
EN- sins .r. u
i.ny 81, Judas Thsddsus---"TAs .
rup. u,,,stioa Of he Body
,ssnt 81 MatthiA.-,-" And me
bs = carbohydrates"
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- DAVID sacPHAiL,
vAru.uAXYI AID JIVxLA

xAlsnALL, TaxAs' -.
xIvoULQ respectfully snnosass - = IL !.
w "a hlssds I'D pss!ous. 'sa, p \
.ssh q esA q his "a stand, Nol S.'
6 q g Puhlie 6qsasa. vAer, y y. \
sirese 4 sgsle, ssssiviss heefs' ''''' y
pshsis paaFoseee;. s,lu
" Docsnt0 I. -.
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The Reconstruction Act.

The following is the full text Of
the act authorizing tho submission
Of the Constitutions OF Virginia,
Mississippi, and Texas to a vote OF
the people and authorizing the eloo-
ton Of State officers provided by
said constitutions, and members of
Congress, as approved and signed by
the President
b. i enactci dc, That the Presl'
dent of tho United States, at such
time as he may deem best for tire
public interest, may submit the con-
siiiution which was framed by the
convention which me, in Richmond,
Va, on Tuesday, the I'd day of De
ccmber, 1867, to the registered voters
of said State, registered at the date
Of said submission for ratification or
rejection, and may also submi, to =
separate vote such provisions Of said
constitution ~ he may deem best,
such vote to DO taksn either upon
each Of the said provisions alone Or
in connection with the other portions
Of said constitutions, as the Prcsi,
dent may direct
SIC. 9. That at the same election
the voters of said State may vote for
aud eject members of the General
Assembly Of said State and all the
officers Of said State, provided for by
the said constitution, and Members
Of Congress aud the officer com
mauding the District Of Virginia
shal! cause tho lists Of registered
voters of said State 10 be revised,
enlarged, and corrected prior to such
election according to law, aud Tor
that purpose may appoint such reg
isters as he may deem necessary
and said elections shall be held and
returns thereof made in the manner
provided by the acts of Congress
commonly called the KccoDsiruc'
ton Acts,
Sac. 3 That tho President of the
United States may in ike manner
submit the constitution Of Texas to
the voters OF said State a, such time
md II .uch manner as he may di.
rect either the entire constitution or
separate provisions Of the same, as
provided in the first gcetion OF this
act to a separate vote, and a, tho
same election the voters may vote
for and elect The membors Of the
Ieg;sla,uro and MI the State officers
provided hr in said constitution and
,ncnhors NJ CONGRESS provided also
tha, no election shall be held in said
s,,,o If Terms for any purpose until
tLs President 90 direct
src 4 That die President. Of ,ha
the entire Constitution or s.P.Is'' !,
provisions Of the same ssproy'ded 10
thc fret section Of III, ae', 10 %
sobmi,ed to separate State election
in. the State Of Mississippi ana AZ
| lhe same election voters may vote 'o'
and elect the members OF the Legs
laturc and all the state omceis P'o'
yided for in the said constitution
and members Of Congress
SEC. ., Ihat y e''h., " ' ~, s,ch
sn'u , ~" J..giAa,ure of the State
ss,;ss;nr cleeied as provided ia
20 . ''',' Vii ,s,e,nblo al tho capita
VIZ "a ste on the fourth Tuesday
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j. II. JOHNSON.
Dentist t,
Marshall Texas.

Ovrucw-West aide oil the Public
Square.
ID ESPECrFULI.Y tenders hs SIR
n vices to his old friends aud patrons
In Harrison and adjoining counties. From
his long experience and close application
to ,he profession he feel, warranted in say
Ing that his work will be Inferior TO none,
Artificial teeth inserted on the Vulcan
lie Base from ole to a full set, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
lie can be found "a, bis olhce at
all times. Where Il Is inconvenien, ior
persons to come to the offre. they will be
waited on ut their homes His services
can be secured by addressing him through
the mail or otherwise,
February |. '6s. Mott
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VaSE EaNuis'CAS.s~4y
life Assurance Socaels,
oP rim
UNITED Sc A Il T. >,
No. 81 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
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fodiau. again i, besiaaiaE g 3
,ro,bled wiz the Texas cattle ss'sf'
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"A PorAaAd nsethsssry ~ :
p,aesrd in his vis1sv, enesseesea
..Tv,lvs.s pssia fof oas aallss' ~
h & alta o. Ne prpsss,' s.ss
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Ths Pops l. ssia v ~oss 'se '''''
daily
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SruSJ ~ 'ttNAvh W ".nS
FROM. W.. n. 3 Dxssl, vho~ss just
removed frog ksaasss saat''s' ~
learn ihat o. Tharsdsy last +. s,u.'
III mSre and colt belonging to jos
snb Hufsws. sssny ~ dcAtf'-by bses-
I, sspssts .bA. the two saimals were
.a.sted bya whole ,ssrM and thai
the uirt being MINDED ~ nc .s.A s',|
ii hsr fi.ht,c shttrss 20 - W. -
! INTO . orch. Hrs NE -" :. 'hs
~svsy = b. ~ss.s'sss = Ys'' -. :
49, sGwesaaass N seesse -, enc
ar,,e sks ,usas $780, AtAsss ss.f'
!, C,ew ~ urs ,shs ~. s'ssekss en-
I MI Lseoss IIsls.se Tia ok vlsAe'
could not, Be- i-aae.d Y lss,s ~
mosh.r, D. psrlsac.d tho sane late
| W..ry,,fuh5 Tfmfr
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SOLE PRepRlEToRs.
MANSFIELD 4 hlGBEE'
(E.s.bl'shed in 1870
r-oortar, and Wholesale Drugsn0'

HEM = rs,
's..No 3ol & 303 Main Street, AemP".1
q JusN 10, 90 w"
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IT NJ MARKS. NJ d, having permn-
i . nen,ly fScatcd in Marshall, offers
his professional services to the citizens
of the town and surrounding country
and hopes by olose and -tudious at.en
ton to his roicssicu 10 merit liberal
share Of patronage.
OsvioE-At searss Drug Store.
KxslpHSoE-at " T. Hudgins.
References DR. Eagan, of Jefferson T,
DR. Williams, Of Shreveport Maj II.
s..l'ey, Uncle Joe Taylor, Maj }. +.
Womack, Capt A. NJ. Burnbam, aud
Gen. W. + Lane, Of Marshall
Marshall, Fob. II, CO s2s-tm
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10 - vi ST F'sEl777
,sstsS ~ Va a srsat tssasesA va
rsrsstAs y sa'fsf
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Two rsmslst, yer, rscssdy aires.
ted IN Ws..sss city, spoa whose
p<ryoos were several esvc~lsw IT
New York houss Oss u tht sircu
h.s WA psistsa ia ssssa, sud read
~ follow,
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.f 1.i'H J. W. fDMONBs
Nsw foRN, March =, 1869


GsuA Cnnby has crarre4 ek esc's
from the treaty be.wssn the United
State. ana the Republic Of Mexico,
OF December II, 1861, be published
for the information and government
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MANSFIELD 4 nlabEE'S
Texas Tonic Syrup,

A RAID and never Iailing cure .or
n Fevtt and Ague, or chilh and Fever
Every pslson has Its AntidOt~,
Every Disease Its Cure.
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IpARrIstlsy
IL lsl.,t. J
| witiul b
.rsralSJ
II u IT,
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IL, h'aa3
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hon a.
PiI,
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b sdIs /
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10 kAys}
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|unn 4
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-23

A W1rs ON 1 TRAlx.-One day this week
= wife in Milwaukee, who for some months
has suspe cted her husband, and charged him
with infidelty, WAS told by her liege that he
was going to Chicago on business, to remain
three days. Later in the day she saw him
in q carriage with young lady drive rapidly
by the house Of friend where she was
calling, stop atthe depot, and enter, With
the young lady, a sleeping car for La Caosse
Indignant, with this proof of his treachery
before her eyes, she ran out Of the house
with . thick veil over her face and took pass
age west on the same train, occupying the
coach next the sleeping car. She asked the
conductor If such man and woman, des-
cribing them, we're in the car, and where they
we're going. He replied that their tickets
we're fer La Crosse. The guilty pair sat
talking till they neared WATERFOWL, before
retiring, as they did together, while she sat
like tigress, nursing her justifable wrath.
berth she waited till the curtains were closed
and the couple behind them had time to fall
asleep, when she rushed in, tore the curtains
aside, scratched the face Of the young wo-
man, tore . handful Of whiskers from the
face of the man, and raised the deuce gene
rally. The occupants of the berth shouted
"Murdert' The woman screamed:
"Oh, you wicked brutes, I've caught you
at last u
The passengers rushed to the scene Of con-
flict, when it was discovered that the brute of
= man was not her husband, but st. Paul
gentleman returning East from bridal trip
in company with his wife. The ''onpleasant-
ness was brought to an end, and the victim
Of jealousy stopped ct the next station for .
return train to Milwaukee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-23

TIE Warrington correspondent of the Gin
cinnasi Com@ercial pen-tognphs the distin-
guished blockheads who have gone as Amer
lean representatives abroad. He does Angus
tuS Cesar Dodge thus:
"Idon't believe win ever forget that en-
inent diplomatist sent to Spain as the sue
cessor Of the accomplished and able mast er
of cunning force, Pierre Soule. Nature got
Cesar up in fit Of grotesque generosity,
very literally, out of exceedingly coarse ma
terial, and when nature set him on end, alive
and capable of digestion, l doubt not bu,
nature INDUCED in q hearty fit of laughter.
He WAS large man, addicted TO q swallow
tailed coat, Of blue cloth and brass buttons,
and huge stove-pipe tilted back on the
bump of self-esteem. He knew inst az much
Of civilized life as COW would Of q camp.
meeting, and people got out OF his way in
stinctively, rs they would out of the road of a
buffalo bull, fearing he might burt them
without intending it. | assisted His Excel
lency IN Parls TO carry trunk to his hotel,
for the fun Of the thing. Cesar Augustus
had that everlasting plug of ! hat on the back
Of his head, and child in his arms. and VI
formed procession with the long trunk be-
tween. We created sensation
In his first informal interview with the
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, he cooked
himself back in his chair, offered His Excel,
lency long nine, lit one himself, and said /:
swell, 'spose We talk CubbyP'
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Is very couplfcated and delicate one and II Ma
bio get out Of ORDER and much dult to repair
than any combination OF wheels and cranks and levers
made by tho hands OF man. IL rus, II Is fnksred too
much and badly tfnkeved at that. tits often caome
lied narcotixed, depleted and otherwise msused when
all that really needs wholesome tonic and restoFa-
tive like uOsrRrTKR's STOMACH DITTERs 20 put
It in proper trim and keep it Thestomach Is shame
fully maltread In the first place. the food which its
uices are intended to Dissolve is too frequently roWn
into il hastily and in half mascated condition, In
which tho gastric acid cannot properly act upon IT,
Tho result u lyspepfio. Then the toctor, and
finding tho digestive organs weak and the bowels inert
he proceeds TO weaken and parAyze still with dras
tic purgatives. There hilng-as they always do-to
produce saiutary change he tells the invalid that med
icai science do for him. This, with all due
Difference, is mistake-one OF those mistakes which
TAIleyrand said were tantamount to crimee What the
dyspsptc needa Is inriJoration strengthen the stom
och with HOSTETTKRS BITrkRS aud the stomach
will strengthen every other part the human machine
the state OF the digestion depends in measure the
condition Of the whole system. low the Bitten tbs
aAnYa tonic knovn. They condt Of the finest
vegetable invyoran and rsfsfatives, combined with
unsdutersted stimu'ant The dyspeptic needs moth
ing else to effect cure except light nutritious diet
and fair amount OF exercise. Even In the absence u
these ast the tonic and aitera
tive properties OF the preparation will work wonders
sbing the dyspeptic digest inferior fare with
Of the drawbacks Of a sedentary occupation.