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and extensive use, has proven that it stops the
falling of the hair Immediately often renews
the growth, and always surely restores its color
when fad d or gray 1t stimulates the nutr-
tive organs to healthy ivity, and preserves
both the hair and its beauty. Thus brashy
weak or sickly hair becomes glossy, plable
and strength ned lost hair regrows with live
ly expression; falling hair is checked and
established thin hair thickens and faded or
gray hairs resume their original color. Its
operation ssure and harmless. 1t cures dand
ruff, heals all humors, and keeps the scalp
cool, clean and oft-under " hich conditions
diseases Of the scalp are impossible.
As dressing for ladies' hair, the VlGoR is
praised for its grateful and agreeable perfume
and valued for the soft lustre and richness of
tone it imparts.
PREPARED BY
DIR. &c AVER IL co. Lowell. Mass.
Pr@effeai and analytical Ihsn,ssis.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Agents,
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II AM going-I know am F" said
dying Mis-is,ippan land believe I'd
go easier il Jim would git down the fddlo
aud play Sore Heeled Sally" Jim
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NEW HAMPSHIRE girls always read the
weather probabilities first to see how the
we1ther will he the next Sunday night,
and carry in wood accordingly.
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To those seeking homes, this farm presents
unusual attractions o. soil, elm and Loca-
ton. In, irOst and dro ght which havo ,en
almost Universally disastru as ;n5 pr sent year
have hot inj N cd th1 crops or vineyards IN
the least.
Ono Hundred and ri ty Families can make
tn ,msolves co portable hom~s mere.
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AN Iowa court has decided that it is not
loyal ,ur II larmel to hitch hi wife up with
mule, no matter how anxious he is to
plough.
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A. d. 1911.

Our father which arti in heauen, halluw-
ell c by Name. Thy kingdom come.
Thy will be done in earth as in heaun'
Glue US this day our dayly bread. And
f. g,ue VS. our debts, rs we f,rgiue our
debtors. And lede VS. not into tempta-
ton, but deliuer " from euil. For thine
is the kIngdome and the power and The
e DRY for euer. Amen.
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ALBANY boys write Sunday school es-
say on the late Mr. jonah. who was
swallowed by whale in three days"
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one os / sec red 20 ide reputa ion, or main
tanned it so long, as AYrR's ca "RRY Pr ToRNL.
IL has been known to tho public about forty
years bya long continued seri IS OF marvellous
cures. that have won or it a confidence in its
Writ les. never eIuallAd by any other medicine
1t still max es tn most oiIici mi curos of Colds,
Coughs, Consumption, that can be made by
medical skill Ind ed tho Gil RRY PICTORIAL
has really robbed tn IS dang rous diseases of
their tarrors. % a great extent and given a
feeling Of immunity from their fatal effects
that is well 10 nd d if the remedy be taken in
seas, n. Every ia lily sholld have it in their
closet for the ready and prompt relief OF its
members Sicl ness, ,ffrring and even life is
saved by this timely rot elton. The prudent
should not neglect it, and tn wise will not.
Keen it by you for the protection it affords by
its timely use in S ddcn attacks. /
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THE EYES (! THE EYES !
DR.. E. II. PARDEE,
OculiSt and AuI.iSt.
a FER A PR0TRACTED nEIND-

a FTER A PROTRACTED RIHND-
IN ness Of more than five years, Dr. Pardee
has made himsel: thoroughly and scientiical-
~ ac Tainted with all Diseases OF the Eve,
and is nov practicng with Success not sur
passed in the Unit d States.
All operations performed, such ms Strabis-
mus, or cross-sye, Cataract by linear extrac-
ton, Depression or a bsOrptiOn, tsrvCi,m or
aeshy membrane growing over he eye. Rcd ,c-
uOn OF sta 'hylOmil, or balging out Of the eve
ARTIFICIAL Pupil, ist1la, Lachrymalis, or clos
ing OF the tear passage, and all delormities of
the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least
pam, and possessing all the movements and
blllilancy OF the real eye. A largo assortment
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices. 1 he Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
~ ~ NJ ana cur OF all nervous diseases is USED
all over this coast.
hankf to those physicians who have sont
MIN eases Tor operation, he hopes that his uni
versal Success will warrant . continuation of
!holr confidence. lis celebrity as an operator
is c0-eXtcnsive with his success, as patients
are presenting themselves, for treatment and
operations, FROM New DIRK and Boston, almost
monthly. Many patients can be seen ut the
Doctors Office daily, in different stages of re-
cOveTy.
,oFrIcE-737 clay street, Opposite the
ilazal, San Francisco.
TAKE NOTHCE.-".s Liar Is NOT 10
be beHsUsd though he sp. AXIS the truth,
Reports are in circulation through the upper
country that have retired from busin IS, that
ma gone to the Atlantic States, that / am
~ Europe. &e., &c. TO those interested | will
say tnat the report has been gotten in circula-
ton for the { rtherance of ofhar nartios M
are trying to obtain, illegitimateIy, an eve
practice. The report has been started bv an
ltlnfrant mountebank, and without the least
truth, as am at my office daily, and attending
to about sixty daily patients.
II. Ell. PARDEE, OcuIist.
~ Clay Street,
my2j-ly. SAN FRANCISCO
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WARM weather helps one to be good.
That is he don't care il hi, neighbour has a
big wood pile VI small one.
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HEALTH BEAUTY |!

Fish and " ,ight-Cl ar Skin and beautiful
COMPLEXION Secured to All.
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A. d. I25S.

Fader ure in heunc, haleeweide beoth
thi neune, cumeu thi kunerlohe, thi wIlle
beoth idon in heune aud in. The euryche
dave led git Gus thi.k dave. And vor-
zif ure de ties rs vi vurziien ure dettoures.
Aud nne Gus nought into lemptatiuun,
B tie deIyverut uvel. Amen.
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A FINE VINEYARD.

Containing 100 900 vines, ths vo nge-t of which
are ii years old, capucity 100000 gallons, will
b. inclId ID III The sale.
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Ayers Hair Vigor.
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR

A d vanc Gin g
years, sickness,
care disappoint-
IN mt, and here
ditary predispo-
sition n IL turn
the hair gray,
IA n d either o (
'them ircline it
to shed prema-
turcly.
AYERS HAIR
VIGoR. b y long
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A. ID. 1852.

Ovr father which art in heauen, .ancti-
fled be thy name. Let thy kingdom come.
Thy will be done, rs in heaven. in earth,
alsI. Glue V to day our super sub>tan-
tiaI bread. And torgiue V our dcttes, as
we also forgue our detters. And lead IS
not MO temptation. But deiuer VS. from
evil. Amen.
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A. d. 1860.

Fadir our in hevene, Halewyd by thi
name, thi kingdom come, Thi Will be
dor rs in hevene aud in e, the. Our u che
dayes bred give II, To day. Aud rgive
on deues rs we forgive Our drttuure-.
Aud ede u not into tt temptation, Bote dc
lyvere Us o. yvel. Amen.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For diseases o. the thrOat an lungs.
such as Goa chs, col -. Wi,OOpi"s
COush Bro hitis. Asthma
aad <OnSHnl !ItIOn.

The few compost
tiOns when haven, n
I h y cUnIdcnce o /
mankind an d b e.
come h 0 us G h o | d
I word among n 0 t
only on bat many
nations, must have
extraordinary v ir-
tues. ! erhaps 10
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in n few moments care Cramps SpaSns' sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diar-
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travellers should always carry pottie "a
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DR.. RADWAY'S
. aDSs abA.kLRVIA iS EeOANENI

Has mad tho most astol ishingc IreS so quick
SO rapid are tho changes the body undGrgoes
under tho iniLence OF this rdly wonderful
EXp.,y Ebny M, Increase in Flesh and
Welgnt Al SeeIaa telt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
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The LORDS PKAYER.-Now, young
people, pay attention, ave yul ready Tor
on talk? First OF all, here is something
GU iods Tor you. 1t is the Lord Prayer
IL the English of former times, and it
shows how the language has changed
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-18
BECK ON DAWES,

There is not much of the mealy
mouth about Beck, of Kentucky.
Says that sturdy mingling of Scotch
blood and Bluegrass breeding:
dawes, in money matters, IS one of
the salt Of the earth. I have sat be-
side him in the committee room, and
watched him in open, House for six
years. His political ideas and mine
differ as widely as those Of any two
men who were ever in Congress. But
I admire the honest man, even if he
comes from Massachusetts,. Dawes
fills my ideas Of incorruptibility. I
have seen his children padding
through the snow to school, and wife
riding in unhealthy street cars, while
TIE families Of his associates. were
xbitiihg ..roand Washington in car
ttiiaees: they never could have rode in
honestly. The man who carries as
little cash out Of. Congress, after stay.
ing eighteen years in the House, az I
know Dawes to possess, is entitled
to all the good wordsI can give him. I"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-18

In q certain town in Rhode Is.'
land the parents of two children, 4
boy and a girl, died, leaving them to
the cold charities of the world. "A
meeting of the local authorities was
held to decide upon somstoaction that
would relieve the town of the expense
Of supporting the children ..;y The
matter was discussed ffeslJ and st .p
adjourned meeting heldsat u private
residence the children ware required
to be present, and this was Il the' way;
in which the case was managed,
The boy was told to 20 into an ad75
joining room, where he,woMd find, i43 IA 2;
man asleep, in a certain: opocketv of
:whosesclothing was a :fve,ce4t pieces
which he was to bring to the commit
tee. The boy !obeyed the order. The
girl was sent to another room where =
woman was sleeping, from :, whesez
pocket piece Of money or scrip vas
to be taken. She also .obeyed the in
structions given her, and the children
were afterwards: arrested upon q
charge of petty larceny, tried, found
guilty, and sentenced to the state re-
formatory school during their minor
ity.-C6r. Providence journal. ~,....,
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The late spell Of weather is by
all odds the most severe known in the
West for many years. In this we are
speaking Of the entire FIVE weeks now
past, during most Of which time the
thermometer has been within, At the
highest, few points of zero, and Of.
tener below it. But, on Sunday and
Monday last, although not so fierce
here in Chicago as on some previous
days, it appears to have been lower
than ever in all the country north and
northwest Of us. Forty degrees be-
low zero is very common report
from towns in central and northern
Wisconsin. At Beloit, within less
than one hundred miles. of Us, the
thermometer marked. forty-one de:
,grees below on Sunday. -. There: has
been nothing Of the kind known in
Tie previous history Of that: reeion.-:
'Chii1itsa1qo Il Put, Ftb. 10. 'i3 =.
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SO much has been said about the
Hoosac Tunnel that it has been a
great bore in both senses Of the word.
1t is relief to know that = train has
at last passed through it. The tun-
mel is 25,oSo feet long, = tritle. less
than fve miles. This puts it pext to
the Mt. Gems bore on the. scale Of
length. Work on it was begun in
1852. Its cost to date ! has been $12,-
100000. The cost Of itsr entire com:
pletion will be, y, $1,oo0,oQoTr. more.
Massachusetts, "a b has perhaps paid tmeo GO
dearly for her her big bore; I'D dstiM, tie
West now has a new route, in par, e g
the East. The line i through Ae
Hoosac.z Tunnel is or only. z IN miles =!
shorter than y! the h Boston q 9 ~ and d Albany 4,
Railroad, but ut the slt4;b grades ss: sfe much
lighter, 50; Q that the eostt; II: Of trAnsRo Etsass
ton will be sensibly less.
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Two. Americans named Moody
and sankey are making things lively
for the narighteeus>ins Sheffield, Eng.
laad, wheretheyssaz holding vigor.
ohsrevivA meeting,.f;i;, On Jau. 18th
the,attsndancs on the Moody and
;e~pksy axvisu Ias,areGter that ev-
6Yv:gha hxlk *m fllsdstos overflow.
iRg, Ind th6nsanih swers. unable sts
gain admissiond2 The. crush Was de-
;scfibed aszterrible.' AT the night ser.
vice; latter the hill: had been crammed
Ftuexoess;- hundreds remained souuide
singing MI saanllk ehymns. .s.,.
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THE srRANGEsT OF DUEIs.

Perhaps the most remarkable duel
ever fought took place in 1903. It
was peculiarly French in its tone, and
could hardly have occurred under
any other than French state Of so
ciety. M. le Grandpre and NJ. lie
Pique had a quarrel, arising out Of
jealousy concerning a lady. They
agreed to fight a duel to settle their
respective claims; and, in order that
the heat of angry passion should not
interfere with the polished elegance OF
the proceeding, they postponed the
duel for a month, the lady agreeing
to bestow her hand on the survivor OF
the two, if the other. was killed; at
all events, this was inferred by the
two men, if not actually expressed.
The duelists were to fight in the air.
Two balloons were constructed exact
ly alike. On the day denoted LIE
Grandpre and his second entered the
car Of one balloon, La Pique and his
second that of the other; it was in
the garden Of the Tuileries, amid an
immense concourse Of spectators. The
gentlemen were to fire, not at each
other, but At each others balloon, in
order to bring them down by the es-
cape Of gas; and, as pistols might
hardly have served this purpose, each
:seronaut took q blunderbuss in his
car. At the given signal the ropes
that retained. the cars were cut, and
the balloons ascended. The wind was
moderate, and kept the balloons at
about their original distance of 80
yards apart. When half a mile above
the surface of the earth, preconcert-
ed signal for firing was given. M. lie
Pique fired, but missed. NJ. le Grand
pre- fired, and sent a ball through LIE
Plque's balloon. The balloon collaps-
ed, the car descended with frightful
rapidity, and LIE Pique and his second
were dashed to pieces. lie Grandpre
continued his ascent triumphantly,
and terminated his aerial voyage sue
cessfully.
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THE ORIGIN OF MAN.
AFTER DARWIN.
CHAPTER I.

CHAFIEh J.. .'''
Twas a lovely summer morning in
the year 1901 before Christ. The
woods Of Senegambia were clothed in
the fairest costume; the lovely birds
were chirping and singing their
morning Laws; the sky was one vast
sheet of blue. Everything, in short,
was full of sweetness and light, ex-
cept the lovely Lady Adeliza de
Chimpanzee. She was in the dumps.
Moodily she rubbed her shoulder
against a huge palm-tree, and while
performing that act heaved a vast
sigh. Just at that moment her NAM
ma dropped from the tree above her.
my daughter said the Duchess
de Cbimpanzee, "why that sight"
"Ah, mamma, look at me-" said
Lady Adeliza, "See how different !
am from the rest of our tribe See
how white I am becoming" 5i-..;
my daughter" said the!: Duchess
languidly, as she seated herself on "a
convenient, boulder, 'You should be
proud Of the difference. We. are q
higher race" !,
II don't know, mamma, :, ,see what
; little j caudal append.ges we haye ; al
the other folks can hang: from trees by
their tails, but we are, compelled to
sit on the Limbs" ..:yt,
I'VE are: advancing, my dear. You
are whittier than I am; you can talk
in your youth, I could not till middle
age; your grandmother, as you know,
can only grunt it. You are moving
to q higher sphere" -
"Well, mamma, none Of our folks
will marry me-" said Lady Adeliza,
pouting:
"No, my child ; it has been decreed
that there should be selection of the
fttest in marriage. We have offered
you to the Prince d'Ourang Outang,
who is even winter than you are, as q
wife,"
"Oh, mamma" I" gushed the Lady
Adeliza, "that's splendid. Will he
come soon :"
Restrain yourself: People Of high
blood and short caudal >:aPpendagee
never get excited. He will be here
in q short time" ':''''
Lady Adeliza went away to look
for cocoanuts; the Duchess:sa on the
rock, and reaectively scratched liz,
head.
~ CHAPTER IL. t1i;
The Duke de Chimpsnsee waas IL Chic,
Of very large tribe:@ If ehad Beeer
in the show business he. would harvl,,
made his> everlasting fortune: ss~ ri,
had but one child, that Lady, Adeliza
s.nd id !, Il lie lie would inherit the liv,
stock over which he ruled, many, 20
the neighboringi; chiefs desired to mar
y her Her. parents, .however, :re
solved. that she should be, il possible
the fountain head. ofthe new race IT
which all thar: r: traditions 81 taugh
them they were working up. 2 The!
determined that 'she should wed tn,
Prince q 'Ourang Outang. The Duk.
proposed the msttert to the Prince !
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II looks bad to see dog pre-
ceding his master down the street,
and calmly turn down the stairs to
the frst saloon he approaches. 1t
shows there is something wrong, some
thing lacking, a deplorable tendency
on the part Of the dog. ~
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Mrs. Iovit. Of Snrinrf1e

Mrs. Lovit, Of Springfield, Mass,
has forced her husband and three
+grown-up sons to take bo.rd at q
lhheighbors, ~ she finds II impossible
t> spare time for housework while
the Tlton-Beecher trial is going On.
She is slow reader, and gets up At
daylight. :g..2;: