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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-10
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HOLDING EVIDENCE OF
"A indebtedness against the County OF LIN
coin. contracted before the LIST day OF March,
1878, are requested to present the same 70 the
Board Of Funding Commissioners, OF SAID Oouh-
ty on the
First day Of May,
Or as soon thereafter as possible. at the office of
the County Auditor for the purpose OF cancel
inc the sams and receiving bonds in lieu
'"s1 JOHN RoEDER, County Treasurer,
By XIV PHIIIIPs. Deputy.
Phoebe, Nevada, March ~. 1873. mr2S-td
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Notice to Teachers.

NJoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IL persons desiring to be examined for GER
tiicatts to teach in the public schools of Lin
coin county. to be and appear before the Board
of Examiners, at Phoebe, on
Tuesday, the 18th of April,
A. D. 1873, at - O'Clock M. The Board will con-
yene at the school house, in Phoebe.
All persons are notified that they must obtain
certificates emitting them to teach before any
salary can be drawn from the public school
funds.
LOUIS SULTAN,
Supt Pub. Instruction Lincoln Co., New:
Phoebe, New, March %, 1873. mr23-td
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California Restaurant
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.

vUyHE BUILDING AND FURNITURE, KNOWN
as the California Restaurant, situated on
Lower Main street. is offered for sale or rent.
The whole will be sold cheap for cash. Apply
the ioAaAisSe.
ap2-tfs LOUIS ClKECh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-16
BULLS
SARSAPAR1LL.A!

Read the following extract of let;er frem NJ
Riy ~rs wife 81 Reverend II riv.rs. sfc ~ Ne -
learned eloquent. and popular ministers ~ the S.'h"
dis, Episcopal church and no present -isIisus'
AZ Brcad~ ay Church, Louisville NY
Louisville. XIV. &c; :. 1>s9.
Dr ions Rrlr-Drk >is: Man, K 10 E~n i"i
he medicine Won have - kindly gi."r ne Last
varion. phy Scians Some pr"reac-' nv srir~. = u
NV lungs ard some my heartr" hs fhr ssai 81 ~
iis.s>-. have hs-n burnt. hsl~T-i AID cnirfe iii
Al become dshesrtened Several very emis' ar ihfsi
-ans wh. xsmined my spine informed ne ihAr "a
hreatrn- with par slysi> or arr"Pi.ty fnv d-, A.
hat p,thur hut a seton Would -eli-s- ne fsd Z
perfect horror of that .l hes.taiins anf hsvn
inserted. when you kindly srii ne orr SsF-Ais
lila which immediately t~rrn i"',s- ihf.' 'ir :,
+sr had suffered terribly wirh nsa~r ncffs lsif e
b. right side Of rms h.si. -srrri.ir ~h'H ivfuh
raa az write lensh 81 time snd -is~ 9" M
s.- I'D We perfectly biind for s-v.ri ri."-T> an
World have 10 hold 10 something pre-. -iii-
am mos, happy tr inform that Tie pain il v.
Rad j. ~irely relic esi suffer iri. >~ n IN p
.rrs AMI then not so sruieiy wv appetite - go
ind.-t Tor the first tir- in nv life enjoy ny dime
-a,rc N an <ny meal anrSr ftr ray
You kindly faur h"fi!e. -vsin las ri-h- an
r-Iirv~d Please scerpi r,y heartfelt .'haiA- ard e.,
sisL.s
r c. EirSss
w Journal .hoHr.'. with -i-..r .'.r, ~ r rhc'
IL guarantee 10 --uuins aid .r.:ir. ', H. i'7'
whose 'h~s hssr
ID. not suffer Yourself - ~ 'rr'--i - n . y
.r-~n away after a-w .rd f"-'rs sNnsrr,.r'> en-
ri.k v.ur hssh nv letting nnNie-- ssfsTir'r' uf.
ynu With .her trash
NJ s.,.,r,-i,,. ~. .r..6 IN. set fr- rw.rry-.,.
!, i s, the Sars is-ss - tho aat sfsd - ~
- r,~~-irr over al oiher- in popularity auc IL
.l-ativ- qualities.
lyrid al rh.<s no frvf-c ~ -alr- ff - 80
.hc, -tr=-.< ~ S-r~s.--iiis ~-'i~f i+r ~
Ir J~hu cal'-s S.-<-rsriii- - i.a-sif. = "A
III. oil ard reii-hl- r.rR.ty fer rfsii''.- =
,iort and scrcfsiu- shesii'n- Ai~s.s tear iia' y
mini
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and SUPERINTENDENT ~ chairs. ~ every style. He
respectfully invites those desiring anything IN his line
call and examine his stock before purchasing else
where. he IL confident he please them. At his
new chop. on the corner Of the Public Square, west
Of the court
November 10, 1867. JACOB ALLES'
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rr~ro- r.rr..r. &o.. .

nF~rn. rsrrsfr. S0.-
.rrsi ,sff
ps Io.~ Rs-rr.-ps.- Sir. EansiaT rhp ~r'ei.f-r
.,ur Ssr.st.-iis rni he healing -ns i-nsfr5al ons
i.s n possesses send the fona inc staten sf
nv rsse.
was ~arniri -'soH' two r~a-- a-o-ses tss. n -'rf-
me, and confined for sx raon-hs Esir- r-"Her - ~
on my w.u,is have no; be-i-d vet hsfs.rof - v
moment sinrs VS. wounded. rm sha' 'h-err' tn
,i,s Nv general h~-l'h = rspairsd srf rrsss y.
hing to s-ssr nature have fifth " ~ So
.snsriIi, than spv-hir- sl.~ visf rs 80 - r.fr
inc Please express hslf d-Tsr i-'es -rc a'ig
Csrr.ts {. r. JrFSSS-
81. fatI.-
p. Strengthening was written tlri-t'h-'isss-
Mrs Jennie johnson. mciler 81 Capt J'hrs'n-
ps JouS RrrI-D.sr sir: Nv husband. nr- G. 5
Johnson Was skiilfui and lhs-irar ~ enrs
New York. where ne ..i~d. leaving the si"N~ 4 y
Johnson NV care Ar thirteen y-ar- ~ rE. D. had
chronic siarrkss and srrsfnlA. fer Which gave s"f
ssrsapsriIia u cured him. have fer ten YEAR q
comm enied II many in se~ York ohis shd i's ~
-crofula. fever sores. and general debility Per
success has attended IT, TL- cures sSssi.d 10 . -
ss~. of scrafua and fever slr. -
Ia avn verv anxiau. for again hsve recsri-~
YOUR Sar<apariila He IL fearful ~ getting srHr''
article. hence his writing &c yea fer ~ HIS ~.ria
were terrible. hut believe he ~iil recover
Respectfully.
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B q L L S
w orm Destroyer
EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vulASow. wALxEnCo-- GA
June -
IA JoHx RrLi-Dear Sir: have r~~en'iv given your
ssWorru e.sroyey several trials and d IL ~enderfn'lr
ecseous II has failed in single instance 10 have
the wished for effect doing pretty large country
pr acfce and have daily Tor article of the kind
lam sir most respectfully.
JULIUS r CLEMENT n.
rs So unqualified and numerous the res'irn"
malls in favor 81 nv Worm Destroyer that evsrsrer
sn,ce 4. entirely too small 20 tell it, merits.
n Ia an infshle remedy for WORMS. TRY II -ri hs
convinced. See my Journal for more fnil descri'"r
JOHs ErLL
Bulls CedrOn Bitters.
Bull, . PcctcraIWild Cherry
Bu ll's Extract Duchu.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
Aiiihe shov. medicines prepared hr Dr. Icrs Ern
lat his Labratory, Fifth street. Louisville. ny.
FOR SALE by NJ. FRIEDMAN & co.
JASPER, IND. and nv Druggists gen
lerally. May 81, 'T2-ly.
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hills and Fever

pr HrKrrn~y. The rrrsrs~sor e - -tsai-7'
esls hss Gi.sur.i-s she -r-Ar li~ii-rzi a. ~ - -
s-rI, aerE TssHs y. h.s >T.4rt-. p ~ y
in getting np rt~ Nniuaii~ -srT-r A~a - =.
WA ~ dAils rnsd~ s.T IL ris-s SIR Pr. .faf ~
ar1l,,i. s>>rraf-. -!4n- D. kE> snrT Nath 3 A sH
ard 10 f-ss- iissssripis - As- t--r - ~
49, pnl.isr remedy sisf cl.sllz-is r-s -ttt '' =
iLag Nil ~ifl'ss = d.Ebs-
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-se,le ofsts. orrs.rv hsrr in rnAf -'ts y -
r.rr.si, ss.s ss1 49, d. dsaAi s.-iA. .e- ----
rheruuSkik .ssairn1s ffvsn sh- >4H''se
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DIR. McFlcnney's
RaeEr,ai;c s.iEiErnf.

v ~ .ir ir.--ss ir Tsisr -fr - - 80 -
1879 p-,i- ,-r.s F.st ~ sff-.---- e. - .t -
...ur c.s-saAis s..liis 81 al Tess fA h-s.f-ssr
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Cure the Chills ans Fever

This rsFn.is sf~r-i< r.-fy-nErsr- hrnr--r -
IN H.. last u i. ~ mix .s.fr &C. 81 ihf @ ~
rN.r Aur sl~ : rrfnsts - 80 ~
ii-.dAsie sie@-a tsrla - ~As7- iAafa1-N-
Threat ss-s T.sshrsI- y III rs's rs-ltr Hf1 VI ~
i suce i - .ta rrti = a. .Iess efr lr s'sseae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-05
MANrilt STAR.

The weather g.. cold anil DIS and crops
begin % suifer Cor the want OF rain.
Barnums mammoth show viii eX-
hibR go Rutland, Jane ltth, and will
visit bat two other towns Ia the state,
darlington aud 81 AI5ans
I.eiigrs remaining in ,be Post Office
nj Manchester. Jane ith 1873; Mr. a. \.
Lowell, Mr. John Isous. James Nichols,
Ms. II. q. stnk.hae Miss Bel. Cailreg.
" n. BCfu9N, =. NJ
Bradley 4 naaamsF ass out with
de ar., postal card usel in gbis section.
ltmakes very pretty business circular
ubeu neaily p,ia,ed and VIII be used
asrg taf tha. putpf Than any other.
CA Bairbe'leg formerly tfseber iu
mathematics 1t Raff ani Burton semi.
uasg has been admitted "a the bar Ia Doe.
ton anA ha. OPENED i law Office 10 Cam.
fridge Mass
Messn satlRn, hayward & Will
mas. 81 ,be Chester Carriage manatae
taft have ioi u aul eiass buggles 81
ssle IL Thastr, Haieh Factory io.Ht
rsHIes ia need ofihe article w.t cali 81,
la,ok s.. them
nuanaa iIoafa eauaLtAt Wo tuudH.
lssuHi beaf in s. Jfsq ga the East Moan
tain ~aiuIaag l.el8 When fsund be Aa0
dragged he trap Aheai haadvd rod'
hat ba.lst a. iwo rai ssap 10 tAa,. 80.
hfaln was dusge3 back again b. d
elsted hautefs.
There are some outside Improvement
galae Cd is our village The eAafs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-05

There is ne pain which the CsutAur L'niment
will not relieve, "a, swelling 81 Mil Not suhdoe,
and M llmeuess which It will not cure. This H.
strong language hut It Is true. Where the parts
are not gone. its effects are marvellous. Il hse
produced more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia,
lock.jaw palsy, spraius svcliiuR-. osked breasts,
scalds, burns sait-fheum, csr-aehe etc upon
the human frame, aud ut strains, spawn, gale,
etc, upon animals 10 ane yetr than have all 9TH
or pretended remedies since the world began.
Il is couuter-irrltant, an All-hcabug pain ro,
heyor Clpplcs throw lw.g their utches, the
lame walk poisonous bit are rvu red harm
less and the wounded are heated without q scar,
IL is no humbug. The recipe Is Published ararud
each bottle. II is selling A. no article ever be-
fore sold, and 1t sells because 1t dues just what
| il pretcnd- TO do. Those who now suffer Rom
rheumatism, pain or swelling duscryo to suffer
| If they viii not use CentAur Llniment More
/ than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures IN
| GLIDING frozen limbs, chronic Iheumstirm, govt
/ running tumor-, etc. have been received, Wa
will send II crcnlar containing certificates, The
recipe, etc, gratis, to any one requesting it
| One bottle OF the yellow wrapper teu,anr lAm
ment IL worth oue hundred dollsr- FOR -PaWne,
or swrenied horses aud mules, or for screw
worm in sheep stoeG.owners this Imminent il
worth your attention. No family should be with
out Ceutaur Liuiment !. b. RusE y Co, New
York
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oo1Nin COZ ar
chief Judge, Hos II. II, WHEELER.
Assocjsief Hon. ! \, S9ht-,
5"'s q, 80 -
go - 7 4 u,rr,,etpru.
''''' -
"hAA" ~ "''s'
Arlington Ausgu Buck.
Remington Samuel Chandler, Daniel
uu,lng.
Dafset-Ggo. ". Farwell.
tanagroyc-wm. T.. futile.
Manchester T.. =. liawleF ". H..
Dem.
peru-P J. walker
pownal-i. +. Paddock.
geadsbero-I. G.. Curti.
Ruperl-S. narwood.
SanaQate--w. h. Randall
Shaf.bpry- T.. V. Chase. j Monlgom-
rry.
STAMFORD. X. Hougbtou.
sanderlaud-G. II. Holden
WiutaW-C. II. Williams.
Woodiord--J. halfway,
rrru JURORS.
,rino,or-D Andrew. n. T. Can.
aoa
nnnalno,,o-p N Saunders. E, 5.
r,.na,.r n pa.lyooa ! Lawrence. n.
i Core
NJ, wo, Williams. II. G.. IIar.
- n = whitney
t.,,anr,yc-A u REYNOLDS.
,,aa1sa.,,r.- Ismes I ampson. DIR. Geo
n $40
49, r n c,,lcaga
p...l " u Arnald : / Gardner
p..4,,,ro-r : Rryant
,,..a.r,.t n uortins W II. Austin
$50. = lind
-, c.or,e Farrington.
sh.asb,Tv--N CLARK. II. Ellwon. II
oyn
stamforl-P. Nforrisey.
Snnaorland-A. II. Jadson.
winball-D q Iloslev.
Woodora- Bickford.
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MASON 4 JERKowsKt

SPRING SUITS
American Scotch ST. SO to $40 80
SPRING SUITS
Double and Twist .. IS 80 TO St2 90
SPRING SUITS.
Newport Cass. all wool 50 90 TO $l5 90
spEING SUITS
Genuine Imported
Scotch ......,t... Sl3 90 to SIS 30
sfgISG SUITS.
Genuine Harris Cass $l3 90 TO SO 30
SPRING SUITS
Blue, Black and
Brown Tricots .. $40 90 to SIS 90
SPRING SUITS.
Black Broadclothes $l3 80 to $22 90
The New aud Fashionable Style, the
Getaway Coats aud Vests in
Blue, Black and Brown Diagonals
from $l5 so to 80 90
Elegant Dress Goats aud Vests in
Busked Cassimeres S2l 30 to $50 90
FancyCass Pants ofall kinds and prices
Spring Overcoats ...,...S 50 so to S22 so
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Ths pa1t EaEaIaf 4 .saauuHlosfl s AlsatEaH.
Isssrs. p A. A. viH b. he8 on tbafsAsy
evening luue Ah, ls1N
T. WTMAN VI N
AaeHirans ChaPtsr, Ne. a.. u. A. u.
Naai regular couvadstkTn Ua "Wednesday efar.
iaE lane lith, 81 n gelosl
III b NtMHNW~ h g.
ELI. WATT Sect
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-05

Thonssbds q Promising Auuths ~ both ser
e. aawR % antimrly Efsses fram RgRafal De-
bll.ty an weakness uho might hs saved ty faftt-
tgins their systems with lrUu. The Peruvian
syrup 10 a. ireB T0uie prepared rtprassly e.
supply this vItaHuue tlsnrut sud BE- lhr ausS
preparation Il iron ihal viii asstHi.str Of aIre
with the bleed
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were daily decorated.

were daily decorated.
Tie beautiful rilualistic service OF the
6. A X being read at each cemetery.
The procession then returned to the town
nan, which il reached at 8 p. Ia. aud
was then dismissed the lins Of march
having been twelve miles. a large con
course ofpeople had gathered at each Of
the cemeteries, thus showing by their
presence their appreciation Of The saerid'
ees made BY those whose memories they
thus fi0nored.
The day which thresteued Ia tie morn.
ing, rain, turned out 10 be one well suited
10 the occasion, "a by nine O'Clock ID,
clouds had broken away aud the suI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-05

CAsToRIA is more than substitute for Castor
Oil II is the only safe article Ia existence which
il certain TO assimilale the food, regulate the
bowes, cure wiud-eoc aud produce natural
sleep. IT contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol and is pleasant 10 take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest Ii2n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-05

boys AND CHlLDREN's SUITS IN GREAT VA
RlETY, ALL SIZES, FROM YEARS w.
SPEING STYLES SILK HATS
HATE. CAPS. AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS
OF ALL DIES
GRIP,
TlON
Remember the PRACTITIONER Store
40, Merchants Row Bates House Block
Opposite the Depot,
Rutland, Vt,
MASON a JERKOWsKl
223tfx
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SYNDICATE.

The steam clothes pin factory OF X.
S. Hurd of Sandgate was destroyed by
fire on the morning of the S0th ult. There
was no insurance and the loss will not be
less than $4,000 to the owners of the
property besides the loss to the commu-
nifty, which is not small.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-05

Al a meeting Of stockholders Of the
Perm Turnpike Co, held al Milfs Hotel,
May 10th, the following officers were
elected. Directors, " H. Barnum, j.
=. MtNaughion, Baker Wilson, G. Green,
President. ". n IarHum; Treasurer,
D. 4. McNangbton; Clerk, Baker Wilson.
uoRsfr.
The Sabbath School meeting GA
Wednesdayofla last week was well attended
aua lie speaking and singing very inter-
esiiug. The following order Of exercises
was carried ont:
Devotional Exercises Rev i ;, Pratt.
Report 81 Secretaries and Treasurer
Dr. Hawiey
Address Relations Of home 70 the
Sunday school, Rev isaac Jennings
Relations Of the Church TO the Sunday
sllaol, EeY. AsA HemenwAy.
Sahday school Temperance orgauizs
Gous. Rev. n. C. Weston.
HaW shall we beet cultivate the Me
sioaary Spirit in our sunday Schools
Rev y " Lathsf
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80 r Hank lfss
REPORT ct tbt Condition 81 Tie
~ hstgsrttH Nstouai Hsns. oi NsnshetifF. a
Warshsstsf Ia tko Stale - fefrrcut a. thr q Csc
IA tas.nsss o. ihe laih dsf f Apnl fsA
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ARLINGTON.

We have had all sorts of weather du-
ring the past week, from scorching heat
and $50 in shade back to frost and ice,
clipping all garden trash generally on
Saturday morning last. Ground now
very dry, and the great cry is rain, water
water, which is greatly needed, both fol
comfort and vegetation.
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orrosrrs Dhrar IS MERCHANTS How RvIlsse,Nr.
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LArrsr Srgns oF srasa clormNa T
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-11-10

FAITH AND REASON are often invidious-
ly contrasted with each other, as If they were
commonly described in Scripture as antag-
omstic: whereas faith is more properly 2p-
posed to sight, or to lust, being in fact, very
high exercise of the pure reason, iuasmuch as
we believe truths which our senses do not
teach US, and which our passions would have
us. therefore, ,Ereject, because those truths are
tarxSht by Him in whom reason recognizes Its
ov, author and the infallible source OF all
trut D.. 1t were better to oppose reason TO
nassi on than to faith; tor it may be safety
said. tnat he who neglects his reason, so far
as he does neglect it, does not lead life OF
faith fterwsrd but a life OF passion. he
does n. Of draw nearer to God, but to the
butes. or rather to the devils; for his pas
sions cannot be the mere instructive appe-
tites of the brute, but derived from the
wreck of his intellectual powers, which he
cannot utterly destroy, just so much OF a
higher nature that they are sins. and mol IN
stincts, b elonging 20 the malignity OF d'aoolic
nature ralher than to the mere negative evl
of the nature of brutes. Faith may pc de-
scribed al reason leaning upon God. win.
out God reason is either overpowered oy
sense and understanding. and, IN a manner
oyergrowu, 50 that it cannot comprehend It's
pror er trut hs; or, being finite, it cannot see
all the truths which concern it, and tnere-
fore needs farther revelation to enlishten
it. But wit Gods grace Strengthening II
TO assert it's supremacy over sense and uil-
derstanding. and communicating to it whal
of itself it COZ Id not have discovered it then
it having gain ed strength and light of its own
and doing and seeing consciously, by Gods
help, becomes properly faith.-Dr. Arnold.
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Wheat and Physical Vigor.

Nothing is more sure in the chemistry OF
life. than that the great bread-eat1rs- s-arr=tte
great thinkers, or that the phosphorus
which wheat contains, in the outer kernel,
Immediately beneath the husk, is the feeder
of brains, and the material substance which
provokes to thought, study, reason, and all
the forms of nervous energy.
There are PSYCHOLOGISTS who attribute tic
remarkable success of States like ONO, IN
,1iana, and Illinois to the bounty and pertec--
tiou of the wheat crop, and the intellectual
slim ulus, or rather food, which it affords the
brain. Certainly no commonwealth In the
world has evinced oigher sense OF law and
order. or more rapidly developed social sys-
tenn which has hardly an equal in the world.
The constit ution of Indiana, for instance,
the very centre of the wheat zone, beyond
comparison the best in the Union, produces
the highest results in our civilization.
There is a Sout thern wheat belt, which In
cludes Australia and part of South America
where civilization equal to that of the cen
trail north of the United States is growing
up. But the full valne of wheat as clviiizei
will never be fully realized until wheat mea
takes the place of bolted flour, and the peo
ple learn to make bread without yeast ol
risings. Good bread is emphatically tnt
s'staff of life," but the commercial article
the way to dyspepsia and premature DEATH
Science Of Health.
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUMIN ADyANCE

WOMAN INFLUENCE OVER MAN-Wbera
is the man oil parts and princinles who has
not been managed by womanp wbat haso
of the past 1.-THE present is slow 10 recogn;.o
its heroes) has not had his heroine even
though she be not so recorded?
Pericles was managed by Aspasia in eyerv-
thing that added to their greatness and TO the
glory of Greece. He was proud TO admit his
indeb, e lness to her. She helpedshim TO his
pedestal. and drawing her after him he crown
ed her with laurels, and proclaimed her a god
dess fit for the Parthennn. He had no fear
to be thought inspired or guided by her; for
he was a lofty leader of lofty men, standing
so high that he heard the uttered wisdom Of
Olympus.
Hyperides, the rival of Demosthenes, was
so managed by Phryne as to render his effort
in her behalf the crown of his eloquence.
The beauty of the woman flashed into his
thought; the symmetry of her form swept
through his sentences, and she stood acquit-
ted by the power OF her reflected loveness.
Cesar and Antony knew from the first what
siren Cleopatra was. The great Julius saw
her consummate management when she
rose, like rare aromatic flower, frUm
the bale the swarthy Sican had brought.
Hs felt the presence of the splendid appari-
ton kindling new destiny in his veins, and
he advanced to meet il with open arms. I'm
spects, she must have answered in some way
to his noLlest nature. No woman, not even
Egypts enchanting queen, could have re-
tanned hiui for years, unless she had awaken
ed that which was best in him, and most
| promising tor the future.
Antony, magnificent rowdy that he was,
| detected the management of Ptnlclnys daugh-
ter while she rowed up the Cydnus with silver
| oars, to obey his summons, as the goddess of
| youth and love. TO live in luxurious effemin-
ac." with her he sank the Spartan element
that was in him, and drew the Sybarite to
the surface How supreme must have teen
the fact which could rivet TO her side the stur-
dy soldier, and enthral him with voluptuous-
ness, whils he saw his Roman veterans dis
owning their allegiance in favor of Octavus,
| and the empire he had gained by mighty
| prowess ard hardships crumoing under his
| dazzled eyes.-Junius Henri Brolcn in the
| GALAXY for November.
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KATE FIELD ON TOBACCO CHSwERs.-
Kate Field inquiries: Is the qu'd as necessary
to man as the cud to horneds cattle? Can he
discover no quid pro quo tor his present dis
gusting habit? How much more OF the beast
is he in his quid-dities than horned cattle in
their cud-dties?
Better Shiny hippopotamus or ventilat-
ed kerosene tank for travelling neighboI
than great American splitter. In steam
| boats you can escape the rain Of terror. Ru-
| minating animals have a cabin to themselves,
where, planting their feet on the stove, they
can ''spit round socable." But the hair
breadth Escapes by flood in cars are Ola nature
| to trv the patience of Job himself Like tne
course of empire, westward .expectora"0N
takes its way.
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mIsCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-There is no in
stance on record of a well sustained system of
judicIous advertising failing of success.
"My success is owing to my hberality in ad-
vertisipg. bonner.
advertising has furnished me with COM
petencP. Amos Ld1Crence.
Il advertised my productions and made mon
ey."-Nicholds L0ngacorth.
Constant and persistent advertising is a sure
prelude to wealth.-Stephen Girdrd.
'He who invests one dollar in business should
invest one dollar in advertising that business"
"A. r. Stetcdrt.
''Without the aid of advertisements could
have done nothing in my speculatons. have
the most complete faith in printers ink. Ad-
vertisng is the royal road to business.-Bar-
mum.