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Purse No. 2, 500; $50 to the first, 1926
to the second and S15 to the third.
Mile heats, best three in five to harness !;
open 10 all horses that never beat 23S-the
Winning horse to make two heats in 9. 80 or
less, five entries to be made and three to
start.
Purse No. 3, S5O-S25 to the first, S15
to second and $40 to third.
Mile heats to harness for the horses
that make three heats nearest to three min
utes
THIRD DAY.
Purse No. 4, $350-$225 to the first, $50
to the second and $50 to the third.
Mile heats, best three in five to harness
open to all horses-iive entries to be made
and three to start
Purse No. 8, $75-S5 to the first, S15 to
the second and $40 to the third.
Mile heats, best three in five to harness
open to all horses that never beat 900.
CONDITIONS.
All the above trots will be conducted
under the rules and regulations of the ma
tional association. A horse distancng the
field shall be entitled to the first money
only. Weights omitted. Entrance fee 10
per cent of the purse, and must accompa-
NY the nomination. Entries to be made
previous to o'clock p, M, Sept 10, 1874,
when the books will be closed, except for
purse No. 2, entries for which may be
made in compliance with the above rules
till o'clock p. m, Sept. 20, the first day
of the fair. Entries to be addressed, under
seal, to ORA PAUL, Secretary,
Woodstock. Vt.
Woodstock, August 81, 1874.
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GENERAL CRATES OF PLUMS
- just received from Western New YORK.
septiu l.. W. MARSHALL.
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fCENClLS. -Dixon's Pencils, made in
IL the United States, are much superior to
tabcr's, and are sold ut lower prices. Try
them.
GLOBE PAPER Co
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WANTED AT ONCE. - Good Pants
w and Vest Makers. ALLEN d DREW.
sept3tf Merchants Row.
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Urinary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
common EngllsI....,. 6 20
nishc! EAgllsn, \cAtfA)' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. co
Latin, extra. co
Bllls, payable nj the middle OF the term, are
made Tor whole or hall terms. Board may he
obtained at reasonable lates, and in good
families. Applications, either In person or let
ter, may be made to the Rector,
+, II. RANDALL.
Poultney, W. August 1874. aug20 I'm
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II OST
On Tuesday morning july 2lst, between +.
Chaifee's residence and the GLOBE ollice.
black Morocco wallet, containing quite sum
OF money, besides several papers OF great value
to the owner. Whoever will return the same
to Henry Congdon, at the freight depot, will be
suitably rewarded
Rutland, July 9lst, 1874. july22dtf
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Gllutatinnal.
CT. JOHNS SCHOOL, POULTNEY
y VERMONT.
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The next term will begin on Wednesday,
ep,ember 2}l, at . o'clock a. N.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
Suar.Srdeu,

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ira Sooe paa ? Simsrs maeslis
Start, ifriner iremesles fremab % er
snouu / en iruenpe Stiling MOB
8uareoarhens Snonarf, meoens Der
al uomarfen forlGnsit sr tabt betp'
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beoite S%uuitratiou al belle Nor9ss
SiIItano unoer Sspcriobsn: SSmas.
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8I"ippebIoIfe foran ii8 eler pGIter
Dem ~ paa in Gg9 % iersr Dem
uleb iis nenoperi uneer nsnne gs.
pUseIie fnuies % AtrsiiteS" Sloffene
til Steas, Stensne I'll Grus. 0ruist
iii Stpp, meoens SsimeItnIn9 banner
riuenoe &asora9. Der ioSier irem
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GIutIeiet. 90 ri nDIi9 beieste 8rGen,
par &tir,t 9auife bra, iao ri fOm
moesIigt belt op til SrUenS neore
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oct par fleet ! iamme Sisb!if, ri fOm
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par Srnsst al De &lippsblOtss, Der
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

@uItanen 9gtna paa Siei
lien bar iipen Mai befunbet iis i en-
Silitano, Der lpnss at toNe paa, at
ct iterre llobruo CT n9r %forsitaasnoe.
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its 3 Iar prrst ruIist. lost ben iioite
eruption ianpt Stsp i Septembsr
1869, ba Vile de Bove (Sreoalen)
blep operipemmet al Ell ira Oct cen.
trnls &ratsr ubgaast 9aoaitrrm.
Der bar suaet 8pstsr ON, at npe
&rntsre ere blspns banncos, ON at
Ser pso Nattstio ifal bare perst be.
m9rfet llobruo at SID % Slammer
oiu. Yroiesior Silpeityi Der bar sr.
bperpst lls mesen 6OrtleneIte PED
line nria9tige SaSttagtIier Al sGinas
pu!fanife SGnomensr % III i 10
Gage % TO NGtter bar opbOIot Zig
peo Soppen al Sraterst, bar imib.
Isrtio nfsiuet Ell 8eretnins. Der MOB.
Tiger blsie &pgter, men ippri9t mener
osiaa ban, at BEN ~bstpbelise inprs
@irflombep, iom m9rfst / SuIfanen,
tbosr paa. at ct itrrfe llNbruo or
ipente.
Gen lite bs. meobsIss Der, at
SStna ilosn Den %fOre9aaenoe Ygroas
bappe U9rst / itabigt llbbruo % at
Strpmme al 9apa flcoe nep ira 3
aratsrs. Slere Issimsntsr SoIpa.
ter bare aiienots til SiciIien, for at
binore Tlpnorins al De mango SIC.
psrbanoer, iom ausrsos tiblissrs sior.
Be Gsnen uilIfsr, % iom man frps.
teoe for piloe benptts ii9 al llobruN.
eeue til at pIpnore enbmsre.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

itabist paItsos nsooper al bet los
Ienbe Sspanb. Glnen bar sraa %
erumist aiStenfnusningen ueo @rGcn
% / 6oslsn. os en- az bort Seise
paaitop flsrs Stspsr langs gluen at
funne fienoe BEN sisnoommeli9e 9u9t
lom iremfommer, ,,aar Stsne tnuies
euer iammenilaaes.
Sill man ls ben / belle oens Wa.
jsitet, Der man saa Op paa SieIoct
peo Chen al 8rasn. builfet er liot
bsiuGrlist, msbsns bet life sr ueen
Sare al itaa lise foran slsr ret
nspfOr gresn paa bens esentIise
"Srsmrribsbans"; Den bcuessr zig
nemlis itabist % ofte briit Oberra.
Itsnbs os fan, uoen nosst @arifo,
pGIte Stsne os 8rus oper De 8sic'
9enoe.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

aa De c no pit mango @aIbrssia 10
babe De. Sei, az are me. trlr {,
oiloe iunuit be pa lesle 90 faa cit
lite Stbffil snsOn 8aanse attibIanot
/ TaIbrilsmaaI. IS on oil psra 10
iniu aa prents be, ita E eisons Ienbe
inn cit lie Stpffis no ga oaa um.
fat be ba pore i @aloriis i sumale
Sic, fOiton Srus be ba pert Der "a
lift nofo.
Mau9a taa bel 10 ipit fom Der i
9anbs ba'e slOpmt burt mptle taa
8albrsismaa!e isno; men Be itulpe
Del intii, De { oitfOr sent ts aa Issie
unbe 8Gnfsn. 8 Norse ba's bel
bsspnt ts trptfii 8cfa. i Be; be ~.
nett E bra I'M, e pnitii Del 9pfte
me Nrbsis.
so maa c bsa @suspa "a issla
mango Soft for me for nsus 6aanss.
81 an 8aans ito be iaa bpirs 70.
itan De sist ts. oao @uloriis bart
friitua.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
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reune &~ateoralfirfes 3aarn. Ser
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for at tnse bet neo. Sa9en bar
tommsn til Saansts Sop, ifuloe ban
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tpf &uele oS bsrpaa / en- Seioe al
260 SOB opsr Sorbsn flatre OF ao
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oner tilbeo at uoiere Iopsitptfet.
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bags fort eftsr Miboas en- Iioellns
SoIoatsr til Ilaoien forun &irten,
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parsos / fsre Sinner. Sra Spioisn
at Saarnet itiQebes to St9n9er l
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its &usIe. 0lsis Stenser, faitboIotes
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ger IND i St9neerne, itsg Yioneren
MI ianNiomt til @sirs. Ga ban
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CLEO ban meb Soosn % ira Be 81.
iiuoe al Wenuelfsr, Loo BET: "ban
faInerl" San falNt imlo!crtio life.
men ite3 uforfarost beiere, inotiI
ban naaebe Slogtan9su. st &ar
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ialot o. sioroe 8laos for ct iort.
buiot.rcot Stag. @ioncren tlatrebe
bsrpaa nao, efter az ban iprit bapoe
pubiet Den fore 6l9le. b!anf. Giter
fire Simers Sorleb par ban after /
Sitfsrbeo paa Soroen, billet al fine
&ammsraters 9urraraab.
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(Sneient az 9inar.)

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Secorab az o~ttaiere at be bsilt frDr;
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taa bi "a bapa Spin me ie, I'm Del
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8aut "a &c 10 be rusoe. me. Men
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bcIoo ale TaIoreSia i5op. Sailing.
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ben oei, 70 eel faIIait cite "8uiue.
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on ia bei logo no fie toa Sa!orss.
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ioite "Grtmin@ baa'e tpaa. Goa
Gpffieoanit BART De te Gr. siu sal
ling iaga po0 Sioreu, "a sua Sal.
brGiS fett til &roiS 899sen. &oro
Del / 6riiilan al paa Bans. 10
beIoo be ibop 10 Gin Mann lmot
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tafa msir cnn bann ifUloe, 10 ltouoo
Galorisia, SaQinaa, IoriicIIunga az
8piautsr i famine GGfflum.
& ba's bobrt sieta at Oh, SIR.
Inunbieu oil slspa 1T cit gIaa,
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lsis Inn grutsn {, for At Del ic 'fie
ranSe te LEILA ilitt Raal, ifs faa
letta,e fatt paa Zen rette uetald.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
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Srmmsr Den for Sielost % for SaIsu
50 ben bcis Strauo.
SlsIost meh lin Malm, nm Yrast al Sfops
90 lit Singleton.
Salsn iupbt i Sub % 8lomltsrilor
9urt bag StranNsn pso Den mrrfe %ope.
Ssosnolo bar Sasu ON fine Selte
@iot fra 9ano % 81;
Sif END Nuet si bets StprfebGIts,
Sfal ei Sasnst 90.
Der CT snbnu n,anssu Strio at itanos
Sor en- fpris Slast;
Iancens Su9roilas foloe lise fiGtt
&aa 8arbarsns % Siliitrens Yenes.
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Com ct blobist &op;
Sismu1e MI i 6rsosns Sapn be csss
timber Sribebs 9op.
gisrsets SuIbrsiIast til 8Onbsn ifattsr,
Oalsn siper Sub,
% bet prebe SAP lin Bsiler bulb,
@ilbne$ psb be nluutre 8Iaam9nes 3attsr.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

80
gtu miller 6rsbsn bulot / Salsn.
% GlGoen Dor / Sribebs 60.
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"a %ursss 9pus iuistsr ei:
Sp, Srrors! ri Den trofait ipIas
&aa SGorss hGherbants Sci!
Nsi, aloris Der hin itartc SIamme
If Slotios 6Iro / NoromanSs @rpit!
% Norsss 9rps er ben iamme
8 Srsbsns 30, i blooi9 Spt:
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Sbi lfal bort bcie 2cien pers:
Sor Sribsb. Srot % 6Gorlaaol
Sch. CT. Muud,.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
18.

Wel. af ginSeman euer usb9s.
@urafielb meb Sptel bIaa.
Suntle uroloS Minbe!
Sner Stpsns Saa9e9raa
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

Ger infie 40 SPARTA. at Moosti
bannar Barnet.
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And are you the lame doctor!' she
asked, after the first greeting.
IL am, he answered. al the same time
pointing To his crutch lying beside him.
I'VE never heard of Il" she said. How
did IL happen"
Building fell at the fire, and rolled a
heavy stone on my foot"
Yes, miss" broke In the widow; "bui
he doesn't tell how ii was"
"Oh. never mind that said he, impa-
tiently; lit will have no interest for Miss
Ellison"
You cannot mNaD that" she said.
"lie was trying 10 save my sisters
baby" continued the widow, and help
the poor folks, when the stone fell on
him."
And you live here ?" she asked.
=" In the city; yes"
MY uncle has also removed here"
u heard of it," he replied.
"What have we done that you should
not call on usg" she asked, smiling.
IL go nowhere on crutches.' he am
swered moodily.
And why not with crutohes -
"Why notg Because can hardly com
pare favorably with other young men,"
"But you will come and see us ~
81 can mott
perhaps ought to have included AN
invitation for Mrs. Seward. If there i.
such lady, we will be glad to see her al
uncle's."
Mrs. Seward would be obliged to you.
if there was such lady, but am compelled
TO say know Of none"
Then you will Gomez"
" Not while on crutches.'
Have you hopes OF not needing them p
mo"
What have we done that you should re-
fuse To be friendly with us?"
Miss Ellison, you compel me 10 say
what would rather have left unsaid. III
could have hadall my limbs. would have
called at your house before this. and told
YOU that loved you better than when
asked you 10 marry me three years ago
but | am on crutches, and could ask no
woman to marry me now. must not call
at your house.
There were tears in her eyes, but they
We're tears of joy.
Surprising" she said. her voice sob
bling. supposing the woman should say
that she had loved YOU all these years: that
she loves YOU now with your crufcheSs all
the better because of your crutches? that
she isn't half good enough for you"
" But these crutches." lac asked.
''She kisses the crutches because you
got them so nobly," was the answer.
An hour after, while DIR. Burgess was
puzzling over the letter. he was aroused by
knock at his door, which knock was fol-
lowed by his niece.
"Can we come i'm Uncle?"
And the next instant Fred Seward en-
tered with Mary. and the old gentleman
was informed ofthe events of the morning.
But he could only mutter. "God bless me,
how things do happen. Mary's expert
ment was "A success, after all. '-HearM and
Hmm
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For What is "A Wife Wanted .

IL j. not To sweep the house. make the
bed. darn the socks and cook the meals.
chiefly that a man wants wife. II this Is
all that he needs hired help can do IL
cheaper than wife. II this i all. when a
young man call, TO see lady. send him
INTO the pantry 10 taste the bread and cake
She has made send him To inspect the
ncedlc-work and b.-d-making; or put a
broom in her hands. and send him To Wit
ness it, use. Such thing j. important.
and the wise young man will quickly
look after them.
But what the true man wants with a
wife j. her companionsmp. sympathy and
love. The way of life has many dnary
places in il. and man needs a companion Ia
20 with him. A man is sometimes over
taken by mi~fortuneS he meets with fail
ure and defeat. trials and temptations be-
set hini. aud he needs one To stand nv and
sympathize. He has some hard battles 10
light with poverty, enemies. and with >in /:
and he needs woman that. when lac puts
his arm around her. he feels that he has
something to fight tor: she will help him
TO fight; that will put her lips 10 his ear
and whisper words of counsel and her
hand To his heart and impart inspiration.
All through life, through storms and
through sunshine. and conflict and vic
tory. through adverse and through favor
curing winds, man needs woman's love.
The heart yearns for il. a sisters or a
mothers love will hardly supply the need.
Yet many seek for nothing further than
success in homework. Justly enough,
half of these get nothing more the other
half. surprised beyond measure, have got
more than they sought. Their wives sur
prise them by bringing out a noble ideal
in marriage. and disclosing treasury OF
courage, sympathy and love.
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In 1871, ID. n. Boswell insured his life
for $1,000 in the franklin Company OF
Indianapolis and 5000 In the Travellers
Of Hartford for the benefit of his wife, Mary
V. Boswell. ami paid the first cash-down
premium and the semi-annual one. On
the 10Th OF September. ls.2, MIR. and Mrs.
oswell informed the President OF the In
dianapolis company that they were going
on "A visit to Missouri, but would return
In time To pay the second semi-annual
premium. They disappeared and nothing
further was heard of them until in few
weeks Mrs. Boswell returned 10 lndianap-
oils alone and In black and claimed the
amount of the Insurance on her husband
life. She said they had been blown up on
the night of the 2zi of September in "A
steamboat on the Missouri River. and she
had not seen her husband since. The In
dianapols company refused to pay the
money, because the officers did not believe
the man dead. Mrs. Boswell entered into
correspondence with the Hartford COM
pany and threatened a suit if they did not
pay. The company compromised by pay
ing the alleged widow $500. They met
her half way to get rid OF further trouble.
Mrs. Boswell then commenced talking
saucy TO the indianapolis company, and
inc OiliCtr> kept All llltll tAfr 'ltu. anu
still resisted payment. Lately the Presi-
dent of the company got information that
ID. n. Boswell. or somebody like him, was
in Galesburg. Ill.,, and he went there 10 see
for himself. He met. or thought he met.
Boswell on the street one day, and sent
for man who knew Boswell better. Ii
was, sure enough. Boswell, and the insur-
ance company president asked him what
he was doing alive when his wife had re-
ported him dead. He said in reply that he
had been blown up in a steamboat on the
Missouri River. and when he recovered
from his injuries he recollected nothing
that had happened i'm his life before the ex-
plosion. He did not know that he had a
wife. and had even forgotten his former
name. if he ever had one. lie was known
in Galesburg as "Gen. Howe There
was no doubt about the mans identity.
The insurance man returned 10 lndianapo-
liz and left Gen. Howe in Gale>burg for the
present Mrs. Boswell was arrested oh 4
charge of perjury, and il j. said that the
Travellers Insurance Company intend 90
ing for Boswell. The companies. before
they are through with him. will doubtless
recall 10 oswel's bcwildered mind some
few incidents of his past Lille. among them
that hc has "A wife. and insured his life for
her benefit for Sl5 600. which comfortable
sum of money she mas been trying 10 col
lcct on the credit Of his death by explosion.
Ii is ore of the quccrest eases in insurance
records.
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MISCELLANY.
LOOKING BACK.
ny lorIsx cmAsDLrR MouLro'

ny LouisS CHANDLER MouLroS
ImAy live long hut some old days
Of dear, deep JOY AKIN O. pain
Some suns that set on Woodland ways
Viii never rise for me again
by shining sea. and glad, green SHORE
That frolic waves ran home u Kiss,
Some words heard that neyermore
Will thiIll me with their mystic bliss.
d loyei still throbs your living heart--
You have not crossed deaths sullen tide.
deeper deep holds us apart;
We were more near II you had died.
II Won had died In those old days
When light was on the shining sea,
And all the fragrant woodland ways
Mere paths OF hope Tor you and me.
Dead leaves are in those woodland ways
cold are the lips that used 10 kiss;
'Twere idle To recall those days,
or sigh for all that vanished bliss
Do you still wear your old-time grace,
AID charm new loves with ancient wiles?
Could but watch your faithless face,
I'd know the meaning OF your smiles.
--Galary for June.
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APPLIED ENTEINALLl-OR AKIN lNTER-
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FROM WHAIENEk GAGS CLASSES TO EXIST
IMPORT ANT.-Miners. Farmers. and others rcsi-
ing In spar-ey settled districts where - dicui %
secure the services Of a physician. EADNAl =
READY RELIEF l. invaluable. II can be used with
positive assurance u doing good IN al clsfs where
pain or discomfort - eNperislecd or II seized with
Influenza. Dphtherla. sore Throat. Bad Coughs.
HoArsencss, Bilious Cole, Inflammation ~ the Bow
els stomach. Lungs, LIVER kidneys. or with Group,
Qunsy. Fever and Aguc; or with Neuralgia. Head
ache, Tic DculourtuK. Toothachc. Earache or with
LumhagO, Pain IN tAe Back or rheumatism or With
DiarrhGa. Cholera Morbus or Dyseniery or ~itn
Burns. scalds OF Bruises or nth strains ramps q
spasms. The application Of RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF Will cure you VI the worst OF these com
plants In a few hours.
Twenty drops in half tumhlcr Of water will IN a
few moments cure CRAMPS. sPASMS. SOUR SION
ACH, HEARTBTRN. SICK HEADACHE, DlAE.
KHRA, DYSENTEKY. COLO, VIVID IN THE
BOWELS. and all INTERNAL PAINS.
Travellers should always earn a battle OF RAD
WAYS READY BFLlkF with them few drops N
water will prevent sickness pains from change 81
water II + better than French Brandy Bltters as
q stimulant.
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ATTEND 20 the first symptoms Of Consun,p-
ton, and that disease may be checked in IL
lnciplcncy. Use Immediately Dr. Wishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, safe remedy in all
diseases OF the lungs.
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The Atlantic Cable i "a national benefit
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Never wear through al the toe. Try them
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TITS THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE FOR
Kidney and Bladder Complaints

~. Stoppage Of Water. Incontnence ~ Urine.
Brights Disease, Albumnuria ana IN Al cases
there are hricktust deg sits Chronic rheumatism
scrofula. Glandular swelling, Hsckng Dry Cough.
rruX. White Swclliugs TumOrs. Ilcers skin and Hip
Diseases. Nerrurial Diseases. Female Complaints
.wuption. Liver Complaints. Ulcers a. the Throat.
-th. Imnurs. Nodes IN the Glands and other parts
Of the system. Sore Eyes. Struuorcus Discharges
from the kars and the worst forms Of skin Disease,
rrupiiuns. Power SORES. Scald Head. Ring Worm.
salt l.hcum. Erysipelas. Acne. na. Spots. Worms
IN the Flesh, .ancers IN the Womb. and al weakening
and painful discharge ight Swcafs loss OF sperm.
aad al wastes Of the life principle are within the
curative range 81 this wonder - Modern ChyfStrs.
and few DAYS use viii prove 10 any person using ~
FOR either of these forms Of disease rs potent power
10 curc them.
Sold by Druggists. sI.00 per Bottle.
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Two young ladies' conversation to this
effect was heard in Boston picture-deal-
er's store, n they stood before piece of
marble: First young lady referring to
the label on the pcdestal):-" This Is the
statue of Psish.r Second young lady
embarrassed between desire of correct
ing her friends pronunciation and fear
OF hurtii e her feelings. very mildly):-''I
think people usually call 1t Sykee." First
young lady with no intention of being
put down. dcliantly ~" Wen. some folks
clll i sykce, and some call it Psish. like
Psish best"