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THE NECKLACE.

ine'e was AZ ,c'e"'e, " ''o''' n'''-
,n"u' ,"''eu '7'''"'o Inv, i,e was a niue
osnuy-iesge' man always oasy ana run,
ing sD ,u oovu ua!' S'i"'''o,o,
ms heighoors "ouiu sometimes say 10
MN, you are surfing eariy' 'nis morn
'"s y" arc a. ao'''e asa ",iiel pu'
where are you so,ng NJ ias' .'rah'-
Di"o wo"'u "a'e"'s manu- W s's"'y 'na'
n' n"u no' ''"'o " s'op' anu "ouiu IT,
uouoie ME- Paoe WIN ne" iii,Po''ance
inis inusing niue man hau nharrieu
'ne uAugnoe, VI soiuein''i,' ii'neu 10
ian'e' neau .aiie, 'haii ner husDahu'
anu VINO, III ia'i'! "'iie'' "ouiu nave
a.. 81. h..IsJ =, 70 So 80.
h;u, 80 no. as bn"h,nd Ii. hoa,
nj. - Id, - 80 ;,s;an;sa.,
- ~ S,..uh;na :, 49, "a;1 ,h.,
Madama y;oIan,a ~ 49, % -. ,hs
,...,"N, Al, ' :" - " 'no" ."'
..eI L.,-,s
.nd En- r. an A.. anJ ~.
- a, ~
.na Ii ro,.nue,I I;.-o.;,;a. a., .a.t
;nn NO., orsn ,ho ,aspnai aa..aa,;an"n,
49,. a - ~ 'ai 80 ''eno "
interfere with everything going an in
the house
Violante as is the custom with Italian
Ladies' had a ooyoJ;er ,er,en,e an admirer
and particpl,r friend who often y;si,oJ
her, and sometimes attended her in Dub
lie. This was a youth named Guido. an
apprentice with a furrier in the neigh
borho"d. Being somewhat suspicious of
his wife, and jealous of her intimacy
with the latter, Strambino resolved to
lay a snare for her.
His houss, situated on the Place du
Msrche-Neuf, Joined garden, bordering
on an unfrequented street, from which
it was separated by simple wall, breast
high. One evening Strambino said to
ms vile;
Il am more than ever overwhelmed
with business, and shall be compelled to
set out tomorrow for Nocera, where
have a large sum of money owing me.
My absence will last probablya couple of
days"
Every WELL" replied Violante, ere
turn As soon as possible, and take care
that your money is not stolen on the
way, for il is said that the road TO No
cera is not the safest"
at is well known in Florence that |
am not afraid of robbcrsr, replied the
little man with a valiant air.
Early ON the folIowing mor,;no s,r.
bino's neigbhors saw him come on, In a
travelling costume and viii az ran;dIv
wearing at his side A., bu,e ronier With
greatly embarrassed his moyanon,s
"u.Ilo S,r,Linap -
"wbcro ara von aain. :, ,La, IN
ment9 I. !, ,r,a ,ha, u.s., 'n"' yIu'p
6cbt tho TIL. ~ "" "'' so'"s W
A wo MAJ s,...o o,..,,.
Too much oconn;aJ ,,;,L H. 80 VOC
ren,v 10 The 49, HI" a ro'sI' n, "
ma,io,.nIaoa no s,anaaa - Wv
bou,e where no conId d;.,;au',,I IN" .l.
door Of bis dweIl;na .oar -. Wv. s
observation Le saw his Jno. a,no 40, -
Violante come ont occomnan;aI H.. ,La
servant, bearing A basket ON her arm
Strambino, concluding that the two wo.
men were going TO market 10 purcbnse
provisions, left the cotIee.bou,e anil m.do
his way through retired street, IN the
garden, whose walls ne hastily climbed
after having assured himself that no one
was looking. From thence. having en-.
tered the house by back door. of which
he had taken the key, he mounted 10 a
large apartment situated under the caves,
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In recent sermon, Talmsge said A
statistician has estimated that there are
in New York aud Brooklyn $500 women
who expcnd annually $1,000 each in
dress. 1t is no rare thing when the
wedding march sounds to see dragging
through the aisles bridal dress that has
cost q 600 ors 500. Things have come
to such pas, when we cry over sin we
wipe the tear away with $50 pocket
handkerchief Laughter
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mhat The stnae q. Canning TO.

Speaking of milliners, says New
York letter, a play by Worth, the famous
imam milliner," of Paris, will shortly be
produced by DAILY. The main purpose
of the play, il appears, is to get up a
grand female dress parade ON the stage.
The most stunning things in the way OF
lrippery and inery ever behind the foot
lights are To be exhibited ON the female
forms divine by Mr. Days company,
and one of the scenes il is said will be AN
exact copy Of Worth's famous gew-gaw
shop in Paris.
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WINTER RHY1Es.


Pretty snow-Hakcs stealing down,
wherefore a. ye wing your hight
Lonesome he'd. yc scck tonight,
TN the darkling heath and town.
was II whispered In the clouds,
Where the goblins have their birth,
That the frozen breast Of earth
Needed pure and stainless shrcuds'
Yonder, where the sun Of June
Clothed the West In amethyst,
Lies the DARK wood IN the mist
which hath drowned the wintry moon.
Nov, the wcpdman's mufiici blow,
Scarce eau start the timid hare
Creeping noi~clcss from his lair,
Noiseless ~ the falling snow.
s,illcd are all the merry fsils,
flushed are all the harvest song;
Only nov In dusky throngs
Cav the rocks throughout the wales.
DER the drcary hclds the birds
Fly and pcck the scattered grain;
while upon the barren plain
Browse the meek, unguaryied herds
where the churchyard's windy wall
Kiss. black sesins, the shy,
Crooks the raven: ny and by
We shall answer when call
Nov the yew trees grucsome shade
Blackcns all the frosty mould
Aud the sexton, grim and bold,
Walks among the graves he made.
Pretty snow-hakes stealing down,
Wherefore earthwarl wing your hight'
Lonesome beds ye seek tonight,
tn the darkling heath and town.
There's q sadness In the air.
As n DER the froren land
sorrow Travelled hand in hand
with her ghas,ly twin DESPAIR.
Icier grows the north winds breath,
A. he shricks around the caves,
Where the lonely mourner grieves,
And the watcher waits for death.
Let US also Zee away,
Past the heath and past the town;
Pilgrims wandering up and down,
Telling beads, and clad In gray.
sorrow and Despair, the hosts,
Who shall use Us well and free,
And they shall not know that we
Are two Icor and homeless ghosts.
We shall journey with the wind,
Fast and free-free and fast
And we shall not miss the past,
Nor the friends We leave behind
shall not grieve at length 10 know
How, In life, we loved in vain,
For the bitter blight and pain
Death shall hide beneath the snow.
81. Louis Rspubiicai
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A MYsTERY.-Out in Pennsylvania,
last Sunday night, the Rev. Mr.. X. read
very impressiyely this text; "liow
contest thou hither not having on the
wedding garment " A newly married
couple sat far back in the church. The
groom locke! a.tonished nonplussed.
~ told you, Sallie," audibly whispered
the groom, that ought Ia worn my
weddin' suit stead o this secondhand
slop.shop'un. Now that old cocks mad
about II, but how in the name o speckled
cells feet could he known that We was
lately married %
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THE MtRh ETs.


Besves, s'gs.ii',i sheep, ''ga5i ,, lamb, = -
- Hogs dressed snsi, Cotton, ,',aii' ), Flour
suIerhne Western, siUsiy; Common to Good
sL65astso; GooL u Choice, - saas5.j0, Wheat,
No. Chicago, si.Osal.l2; No. Milsaukes, SIN
@sI1t Rye glda6; Corn, old Mixed Western, $50
sSc; New yellow Western, ssasac.; Oats Mixed
Western, G5961c.; white 6',7dci Fork, New,
$40 7io, SD 0 Lard, slial', Batter, Western, Il
as2c
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There is strange pain in coming sud
denly upon some relic of ones lost youth
some lock of golden hair, cut when
your hair, gentle lady, was golden which
is 80 white now-some portrait painted
when life was young, when the lips red
charm and the pride of the brown hair
were.in their prime, when the skin was
satin, which now is parchment. You feel
it, too, strong man though you are, and
your lip curls half sorrowfully, under
your grizzled mustache, As you look at a
face of boyish bloom, which a wandering
artist painted a quarter ola century ago.
Was that you-that young face, with the
frank, fearless eyes, which no care had
made dim, the tell.tale color, the eager
mouth? What were the ambitions of
that old life? How different were those
day-dreams from the sober schemes of
to-day! How you hoped - how you
trusted-with what sublime faith you
looked on into the future Now you are
old, and the world is cold, and the rose
color of your youth has faded into the
sober gray of middle age. This is bet
ter thing, you may try TO think-you ere
wiser, you are stronger-but there lisa
little pain, nevertheless, sigh of long
ing for the something sweet" which
Followed you with flying feet,
You can never meet again.
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FROMrHE 40 TED SCOCr BUFFILO BHL"
HoLLAND HORSE, Rockford, H., April 20,
ls7i.--Dr. BN PIERCE, Buffalo, \. Y. SIR
have now taken four bottles Of your Golden
Medical Discovery in connection with your
Pellets, and must say that nothing have
ever taken for my liver has done me As
much good. feel like new man. Thank,
to your wonderful medicine
W. =. Copy, {" Buffalo Bill.'l
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THERE Is girl in St Paul, Minnesota,
81 surprisingly beautiful, that she i
obliged to eat onions daily in order to
keep her admirers at respectful dis
lance
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4 Wrong Custom Corrected.

Ii is quite generally the custom To take
strong liver s,imulants for the cure Of liver
complaint, and both the mineral and vegeta-
BILE Kingdoms have been diligently searched
20 procure the most drastic aud poisonous
purgstiyes, in order TO produce a powerful
effect upon the liver, and arouse the tagging
and enfecbled organ. This system Of treat
ment is on the same principle as that Of Civ
Ing u weak and debilitated man large por-
tons Of brandy 90 enable him to do a certain
amount Of work. When the stimulant j,
withheld, the organ, like the system, gradu.
ally rclapses into a more torpid or sluggish
aud weakened condition than before. What
then is wanted? Medicines. which, while
they cause the bile 10 How freely from the
liver, as that organ j. toned into action, will
not oVerwork and thus debilitate IL, butwill,
when their use j. discontinued, leave the
liver strengthened and healthy. such rene
dies are found in Dr. Piercr's Golden Mcdi.
cal Discovery and Purgatyc Pellets.
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Fog loss Of cud, horn AZ, red water in
cows, loss Of appetite, rot, or murrain IN
sheep; thick wind, broken wind, and roar.
ing, aud for all distractions Of the kidneys,
in horses use Apiidn's Cdodiry coadH,sH
Ia-..--L..--
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THERE are few who need to I've told
that the sherman House is the hest
hotel in Chicago. But all may not have
learned that its prices have recently been
materially reduced.
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Az Irishman called At drug store 10 get a
bottle Of JohHsoH's IaOdgms L,aimcH for the
rheumatism; the druggist ask ed him in what
part Of the body it tronblcd him most, Bc
me soul, said he, :" ! have il In livery houl
and corner cT me"
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Wheat, No. ? Rel, slOd'S No. Chicago spr'r
ssc; Corn 66'za6s'.c; Oats No. ?, 81 &c.; Barley
No spring, si.35osli0, Rye, sIOli .di02 Pork
Mess, sls.7i Lard, prime steam, 49, ,c Hogs, tl5O
al 10; Cattle, food 10 choice, s5s5a6s5.
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4 CTRE or LITER DNElNE
RISK, TEXAS, Nav 10Th

NTNkl ItNNsI WY IVTTll TNIN.
Dr. R.N. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y;
Dear SONY wife last year at this time vas
confined to her bed with Chronic Liver Dis
ease. had one Of the best doctors to see
her, and he gave her up to die, when ! came
upon some OF your medicine. bought one
bottle and commenced giving IT, She then
weighed - lbs now she weighs TO lbs and
is robust and hearty. She has taken eight
bottles in all, 80 you see ! am an advocate Tor
your Medicines.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil, White

SwcllinFs, Ulcers, Eryapelas, Swcllcd Seek,
Goltrc. S,rafuluus luAammations. lndolent
luaAmmations, Mcrcuuh Affections, Old
Sores Eruptious Of the skin, Sore Eyes. etc.
In these. a. in all other constitutional DIS.
eases. WALkrgs VINEGAR BlrrERs have
shown their great curative powers IN tho
,t,.t ,hsttua,t. ,ftI tptr.YtalI, ,.sea
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Most approved, reliable amt we'll known remedy tr
Coughs tulis and tuusumptiuus 90 No q HstHs
Price 81, small 81, CUTLER BROS, 90, Bo-ton
Dr. TAFT. Espersoraat T. the most valuable
Lung Balkan ever offered o. sufferers nom iulniu.
nan LI.lA.r.- u L II-a.lmi y taLr-
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CHICAGO.

Reeves, Suckers, q. 75aLOo; Common to extra
steers 81 5Ods6iO; Hogs, common to choice, So ~
a7i5i Flour, st2i9j.50; Wheat, No. Spring
s9igc; No. 3, de. sac; Corn, No. ?, mixed, 66isa
GGssc Oats, No. 2, 81 ,a527 -. rye, No 2, oGc.
Barley, No. Spring, sl23's 9sI25i-i Pork, sis55
ass 60: Lard, sl3 o.
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ADVERTISERS
The Cincinnati Weekly Star

Inelnding postage sud tho hn-i,. illustrated ssss
Almanac. ~ ~ Nssf. AMT ponoiops 80 . he
traaz~s'. Paper. -cuuttiuing isfFo pag.- Of -.
cslrut ding matter. The isfuisr, merchant aud
mechanic tu part ~ thr tuuntU vil mud this tho
bvst Of the weekis- 10 uuting Of thr los price
Agents unrfts Inducements superior tnsns thing
her tniur- attempted specimen copies tfo". Al
drvss TiE u Az ttu,inuati, ohio
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ache, Pain In the shoulders, Coughs,
Tishtncss of the Chest. Dizziness, Sour
Eructatlons 81 tho Stomach, bad Taste
IN tho Mouth. Bilious Attacks, ralpita-
tatiun OF tho Heart, Inflammation OF tho
Lungs, Pam IN tho region Of tho Nd
ucys, and n hundred other painful symp-
toms, arc tho ollsprings Of Dyspepsia.
one bottle viii prove better guarantee
Of its merits than lengthy advertise
mani
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ForSIin Diseases, Eruptions, Tct

ter. Salt l,hcum, Blotch.s, Spots, rimplcs,
lustulcs, I3nils. Caibuucles. King worms,
Scald head, Sprc Eyes, Eryspclas, Itch,
ScuIis. niscolurlliouS of the Skin, llumors
and diseases Of the skin of whatever name
OF nature. are literally dug up and carried
ont of the system IN short tlmo by the use
al tlpao l.iftar4
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wheat Rel, A.i5aslisi white, si2O@si23
Corn, ear, 7sa SOC, Prime yellow, shelled 7sets0c
Cattle, best, s625@s675; medium 10 good, 5.bOta
5000; common TO fair, sl50as5.25; Hogs, Workers,
a. i0aGCD; Best rhilal.lphias, s7.DH7 20; Sheep,
list, s57sa6oO; oommoa to medium, siiOa5Oo
Petroleum, crude, yer barrel, siaOi iteaned, per
Fallon, ~ &C.
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For Iniiammatory and Chronic

rheumatism -,out, Bilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent Fcycrs, Disoascsot
tho Blood. Liver. Kidneys and Bladder
these BittorS have no equal. such Diseases
are caused bv inflated llooI
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Mechanical Diseases. Persons en-

gagged In Paints and Minerals, such rs
Plumbers, Typc,sctlcrs, Gold bcaters, and
Miners, as they ad,au In life, are subject
10 paralysis Il tho Bowels. To guard
against this, tako dose Of NALKgE's VIZ
t..D Itt1-rt'pg psga.i,ually
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Billions. Remittent and Inter-

mittent Fc,ers, which are SO preva-
lent in the valleys Of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those Of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
sas. Red, Colorado, BrazoS, Rio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, savannah, Ro-
anokc, James, aud many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably 50 during sea-
sons of unusual heat and dryness, are
invariably accompanied 10y extensive de-
rangemeuis OF the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal yIsccrl. In their
treatment, q purgatiye, cxcrting pow
eriul influence upon these various or
gans, is essentially necessary. There
Is no caiharlic for tho purpose equal 10
DIR. J. WALKER's VINEGAR BIrrERs,
as they will speedily remove the dark
colorcd viSCid matter with which the
bowels arc loaded, at the Same time
stimulating the sccretious Of the liver,
and generally restoring the healthy
function of tho dircstlVo organs
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Wheat, amber Michigan, si0sit Corn, high
mixed, G9',e.; Low mixed, 81 lc.; Oats, Michigan,
5lltc
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LMSDEN PEAiH. faIiisst. SAITH ~ mall 81 40,
n Circular I rp. l. 4. AgsufS, carthage, Mo,
A GENTS. chang chang sells al sight Necessary a.
~ soap, Guods trrs, chang thangM rs Go. Boston.
SAAn month to agents every ~hsrc. Address
S-OO LAcIlsioR h'f'd Co., Buchanan, Mich.
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No Person can take these Bitters

according 10 directions, and remain long
unwell. provided their bones are not de-
stroycd by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
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OF any and every Kind send stamp W
for Csislasu.s .iils.s G-..s " .-,ss- e.s
ssA Bs.ssl ~ srks. PIT = q = = -, y y.
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Dr. ]. Walkers California Vim.

DIR. J. Walkers California Vim.
cgar Bittcrs are purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma.
tive herbs found on tho lower ranges OF
the Sierra Nevada mountains OF Caliior'
mia, the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted thcrcirom without the uo
VI Alcohol. The question u almost
daily asked. "What IL the cause OF tho
UNPARALLELED success of VINEGAR hi
rfiiSf' Our answer u, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-.
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and q life giving principle,
a perfect Rcnovator and lnyieoraior
Of the systcm. Never before IN the
history Of the world has a medicine been
compounded possessing the TemarAahlo
qualities Of vtSE0AR ilrrERs in healing the
sch Of every disease man is heir to. They
arc a gentle rufgat,,c a. well a. Tone.
relieving Congestion ct Inflammation ~
the Liver and yisecral Organs, IN bilious
IN
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PITTSBURG.

Flour " $4,000; wheat si00ai.o5i Corn, Goa
&c; Oats, new, 6iab7c.i Rye, ssaalc.i Barley
81 2Oasi . Hams, i3igalic,; lIogs, s6O0@ s6Gj.
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Wheat, extra new, sLl5ls; No. l. sLlO',ai1olEi
Amber, siO9i Corn, 7ic.i Oats, 5i.956c,i Hogs,
ssUaasa25.
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Fortify the body against disease
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Head.

10y purifying all its iiuids with VINEGAR
BirrEEs. No epidemic can tako hold
of system thus iurc-aTmcd.
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Flour, superdne, sLooai2ii Fancy, s525@6 40
Family, slaoaj 90; Extra, siGoais0i spring
Wheat, sL7aas5OOi Rye, si5o@si75i Buck
wheat, $3.50 sos wheat, Mn, silOdsl.I2
white, sl.I2ail5; Corn, lar TO-; shrlei, do,
lie; Oats, mixed, G0a6lc. Prime white, Gees,
Rye, siI21sall3 Barley, Nes ball, sLiIal.bOi
Spring, sl35asl,iO; Pork, mess, $1,000 Lard, city
kettle, lAetiiSc.; Prime steals, 1870
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The proper,:es Of DE-. wALKkR's

1hc properties OF DR. WALhhhh
NiStGAKliIrrkRS are Apcncnt Diaph"reuG
Cauminatiye, Nutritious, Laxative, plutruc'
scdative, Counter. luilant. Sudoutc. Aliera'
hive aud Anti Biious
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-09

CHARLES BRADLAUGH, the Eng
lish radical, has made numerous
lecture engagements out West.
SWING, the accommodated
Presbyterian preacher, of Chicago,
has started an independent church
at that place.
THERE is a valuable dog in
Omaha. He saves the lives of
v%snturesome children and chaws
up travelling agents.
MARIAN UPPER has dramatized
our revolution and modestly sug-
gests that it he presented to the
public at Philadelphia during the
Centennial show days.
PRINCETON COLLEGE has received
a present of five billiard tables,
which President McCosh thinks
will keep the students from fire.
quenting saloons in order to in
dulge in the sport.
An Iowa Supreme court judge
has resigned his place because of
the insuficiency of the salary.
Had be been a President or a Con-
gresham he could have made it
larger and thus saved the public
the loss of his valuable services.
BEGGING in France has attained
the proportions, if not the dignity,
of the professions. The Paris cen:
sus reports q total number Of 65,-
$50 OF whom 25,460 are women,
14,500 men, $4,000 girls and IL.
$40 boys
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Remember. This

Now Is the time of the year for
Pneumonia, Lung Fever, Coughs,
Colds, and fatal results of predis-
position to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. Be-
scHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has been
used in this neighborhood for the
past two or three years without a
single failure to cure. If you have
not used this medicine yourself, go
to your druggist and ask him of its
wonderful success among his Gus
toners. Two doses will relieve the
worst cose. If you have no faith
in any medicine, just buy a Sam
pie Bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 cents and try it. Reg
ular size Bottle rs cents. Don't
neglect a cough to save rs cents.
30-eow-tf.
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The Tusculum paper win come

The Tusculum paper will come
out next week.
There are q fine flock of wild
geese on Chpcky.
The bad weather has put a
stop to building operations
The equilibrium has been
reached at last. It's all mud. {
-Severxl hundred tons of pig
iron are still lying around the de-
pot.
There was an extraordinarily
large attendance on County Court
Monday.
We hear there is to be a match
! game of base ball at Tusculum,
Saturday.
We will soon publish the year
ly report of business transacted by
the corporation
The farmers are still mudding
in a little wheat whenever the
weather will permit.
Mr.. Walter C. Willis, we re-
greet TO learn, is again confined to
his bed by illness.
The county roads are in a very
bad condition. The resent rains
have washed deep cutters in them.
We now receive the Atlanta
Constitution on the evening of the
day of publication. Pretty good
time.
See advertisement of Scrib-
ner's Monthly, Appleton's Journal
and Frank Leslie's publications in
this issue.
He's not dead yet. He thinks
he will live sometime if he has
good luck, but he would like a
load of wood to keep him warm,
yet a little while.
1t is rummored that Unaka
Furnace will begin work again
soon. We can hear nothing con-
firmatory of the rumor but that
repairs are being made.
The streets are in a dreadful
condition. We hope the new board
of city fathers will do something
toward cleaning the mud off the
sidewalks as soon as possible,
"A rowdy crowd were making
night hideous along the plank
walk last night. They were put
ting forth herculan efforts to keep
each other on the walk and per-
haps they are excusable.