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all and Winter Millinery
Ladies' Fancy floods,

Of the most Fashionable ~ yles, aud OF quality
unset the wants u the community,
Thanking her iglends lor I.Asi nyars she Tes,ect-
Ny s0liciis an eafly call.
ThE MANTCA. MAKING DEPARTMENT.
~ he ooadueted by MRS. MYERS and MRS.
'UDDEhAk, whose tasts and skili 10 well-known
} the trads.
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Tur Presbyterian Sunday School vii
meet hereafter promptly at $50.
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TRuTrEs.-An election Of Town Trus-
tees will be held on Saturday, April 9th.
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HOME AFFAIRS.

HOME AFFAIRS.
Severance q Dwaaerar.
Knitting Cotton in all numbers from to
20.
New Stock Of Ladies' Linen collars and
cuff.
New Stock of zephyr in all staple
colors.
Ladies' and Gents hemmed Linen Hand
kerchiets.
We have very good tidy Cotton at Eve
cents per ball.
New Rouchings-collerets, at IS and so
cents per dozen.
Turkey Red Table Linen in new and
beautiful patterns.
The Duplex Corset has given entire sat
isfaction. Call and see them.
Fif,v pairs slightly damaged Kid Gloves
nj % and so cents per pair.
oh;sf. =, ,,f,v and seyenty.fye cents.
Ina, received n choice lot of Hamburg
md chs,n.r than ever before seen in this
civ
We have a large stock Of Hats which we
propose to sell very cheap in order to make
room.
We will receive about the 10th oil the
new spring ra''e'"''
s ,,,
New spring ''y'es :" na', MS" ',,s S"a
Children sue o",'on 'noeS :" mus '"'
Pebble "oa' II, al "''"'''' 'o" "'
ohi'aS'o 'S IN ''A''e'
As The weather Is SUI, RAINY, anu '""'
in abundance LADIES VINO oes,re com
Portable nj, ana a Snoe ,ha' VIII MOI 'e'A'
are assured we nave 'hem'
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REMEMBER that we Retail at Wholesale
prices the best and cheapest double shovel
pillow in the market. .WEAREs n EVANS,
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wEARES n EVANS sell a good two horse
wagon with bed and brake, for $50.
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HAD Quarters Tor all kinds Of garden
Seeds at wEAREs Il EVANS
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Tnr premature coming Of spring-time
has hurried of to the Eastern markets one
Of our merchants, at least, and alresdy he
i in the sca-board cities buying goods
which will he shipped home by every Ex.
press fast train. We need not stop to say
that We refer TO Mr.. T. D. Hayden, Of the
firm Of HAYDEN Bros.
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VIZ sell full size papers Landreth's Gar
den Seeds at &c. wEARES 4 EVANS
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Fresh salmon Fish at Wearcn n Evans
SATURDAY evening.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
PENSI0Ns-WAR 1912.

SOLDIERS who served fourteen days, or were In
an engagement are entitled 10 penion. Widocs are
10 pension ,Aoni regard 70 dae u AaaTridqs
No 'Loy atty" required. Those dropped nom rolls
for dlsloyaty restored No Ice charged unless PEN
sion Is allowed Legal lee, So VIII prosecute any
claim against the Cover ment. Address IL y .CAnR,
No. 49, Cor. 9TH aud jefferson Sta, Louisville, Ky.
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Srsse Orchar d


Rev. Mr.. Story preached two sermons at
the Christian church last Sunday ......Rev.
W. NJ. Reid, Of Wayne county, also
preached a series OF sermons at the Chris
tian church last week ...... Rev j. l.. Allen,
Of Danville, will preach every second sun
day in each month at this church.
IMPROVING the SPRINGS PROPERTY.
The Grab Orchard Springs seem more
inviting than ever. Several improvements
have been made since last season. The
flower pit surpasses any we have ever seen,
and contains a great many select flowers.
Il would be . great treat to the Stanford
boys TO come up and boat ride with the
lssses on the lake. Nothing would suit a
certain young attorney better than to sit
with his true love for hours near the cen.
tire OF the placid lake in the boat and call
her his "Lady Of the Lake"
A NIGER TEACHER IN TROUBLE.
One Charlotte Mukss, a nsgrs-s, who has
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DURING the last few days We have no.
ticed that the sals-men IN the house Of
Hayden Bros have been bury opening
.ome new goods just arrived from New
York, such as Pique, Tarletan, fancy wear
for ldies, handkerchief, hosiery, silk
bows in delicate colors, lace-, shawl-, etc,
etc. Our lady readers should call at once
and .ec the beautiful things.
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SwEsTESIsa Ur.-The molsses house Of
Mr.. Thos. Morris, who lives near Turner's
vile, was broken into on Tuesday night
and robbed Of about 2s gallons Of molase-.
A drop Of it here and there along the path.
way leading to the house Of John Owens,
colored, showed pretty plainly where the
molases had gone. A search Of the premis-
es was made, and the amount stolen found.
The negro Givens, Henry Ross and VIM.
Huffman were arrested, and tried before
Squire John Cash, who sent them on to
the Grand Jury under bonds Of 800 each.
Failing to give them, they were lodged in
Jail.
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GARDrS srrDs cent. paper at the
4. %. Store.
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q l. EGG A MT s TOC X
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LANCASTER THIEvEs-The Marshal Of
Lancaster. learning that the negroes who
stole Mr.. b. NJ. Buriett's bacon had sought
refuge here, came over on Tuesday, with
warrant for their arrest, which he deliver
ell to our Marshal. Mr.. Myers succeeded
in finding the negroes, but Immediately
they saw him, they took TO their heels and
Mr. NJ. had TO console himself for their
los by firing a couple Of shots at them as
their forms disappeared from sight.
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]. R. WARREN { SON,
p. O. STORE"

be complete, embracing among other
things Cheese, 1seoaroni, Pickles,
Chow Ohsw, Hustard, Extracts Of
Lemons end vanilla, '.hs bsst,)
Dried Peaches &Applss, Prunss.
Ounaats, Raidns, 0nnbsrriss
Disssctsd 0eeoanuts, Peach
and Apple Buttsr, ninos
Neat and Spices Of Ill
kinds. b., b., &c.
We kssp the largest and best assert.
meat Of Canned Goods In town;
Beans, psas. Peaches. To-
natoss, Corn. Cherries,
1asphsrTiss, Straw
berries. &e.&e.
We now have In stock Q nne line OF M.
gars, Ceaees. Teas, Rice, Mslssses,
Syrups, Maple Syrup, Cssl on,
Vinegar, Lard, Re-. &c.
We keep constantly on hand ssup-
ply Of Flour. Meal. Potatoes.
Ego. Butter, Dressed
Chickens d Turkeys.
1lseksnaths vau AnAit - thsir inter
est - bsas n a1nA tAa4 vsaFs elss1nS
eat q 60 lBe sasA Tie entire sesok
sfIron,D nGgy "a WaosaWhss1s
spshss. Hsllsss, u.hs. g. par
shassA - Oanybsu . ninss.
Don't forget us whom you are
In need or KIordwares we can
supply YOU with anything
from aIsivot To q Crowbar,
an Anvil TO a Post Augcr.
We have isssiy received . stock OF Col
lars. Hsmsa, Mind . stdins Dridies.
Trace Chains. Halters. Saddle
Bags and Bianksts.
We are Agents FOR the famous
Diamond Iron Plows.
Call - see them.
We kesp . sspp,y ct sssasss ses all
hisas % ssWsag uaesssss.
va ssa fssuisA tAs ls<iss q ssy sAs ell tisss
viii crs~s vistiss ussAisss
We r.,sc,ially ia,i,s ell 70 si.s Us cali hs'sss
parcsssins sissshsre
Ia. WARREN Z SON.
A. wEnsa /. Assai here ss NE sasssE, lhs
bs.i sewing hasAins asas ss@pas en- Asaa'
1oI.lyr
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THr LARGEsr YEr.-Mr. s. Pragheimer,
one Of the most wide-awske and enierpris-
ing merchants in Kentucky, is opening out
a tremendous stock Of new goods in one Of
the handsome store rooms under the st.
Asaph Hotel. A pee ? into his establish
ment yesterday, convinced us that in point
Of size and completeness, his stock can not
be e,celled in this part Of the State. As to
how low he intends selling read his big ad-
vertisement in another part Of this paper.
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been teaching the colored school here, was
arrested and taken before Jadge A. C.
Carson, yesterday, for forgery. She had
been boarding with one Of the colored pat.
rons Of the school, Violet Burnside. The
former pretended to have paid the latter
si2 for board, hut in fact, only paid ~.
The bills were supposed 10 he $40 note
and % note, but the former was counter
feited by placing stamps removed from eli
gar boxes on a ~ bill, which looked very
much like $40 note TO person not &C.
cu.tomed TO handling much money. Char
lo,ie vas sent on for further trial, and =
bond Of $50 repaired, which she gave.
rHE MrRrHys AND A FIRE ALARM
The Murphys are still holding the Fort,
and the tidal wave Of temperance has at
last reached the confines Of the East End.
Rev. W. NJ. Reid, Of Wayne county, made
a most excellent and sppropris he extempo-
raneous speech on temperance last Thurs
day night. which was highly appreciated
by the audience. Judge Hunsford made,
as usual, a good speech and quite a num-
her signed the pledge and doomed the blue.
A few minutes after the audience had con-
gregated at the Christian church for the
purpose Of carrying on the Murphy move
ment, an alarm Of fire was given and great
excitement prevailed for some time. One
half Of the audience thought the Springs
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. q. p. Bright has been confined to
his room for some time with Rheumatism.
Mr.. C. V. Gentry, our next Constable,
seems to be In doubt about the vote at this
place, at least he is electioneeringi in acertain
portion Of our town right often. Mr.. Will
lam Smith, tenant on Mrs. John Engle-
mans farm, has been quite alex for several
DAYS with kidney affection.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

Tnr much needed lain care on ye-ter.
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Ia. WARREN Z SON.

A. wsusa |. Assai bore ss NE sassss, lhs
bs.i sssins assAins ~sas ss@pas en- Asaa,
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The house Of Mrs. Girls Engleman came
very near being burnt few nights ago.
There was some clothing on chair in
front Of the fireplace which caught Gre in
some way, the clothing was all burned up,
and a press near by had just began to
burn when the FIRE was discovered. II was
about ~ o'clock In the night
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,Oanlry Prodaoe, such a. railo~, hiass. EGGS
Meal, Flour, Potatoes. &e., taken la
exchange ior Goods.
Very Respectfally,
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The Sabbath day wa ending IN village hv tho sea
Anl % , e IT, IT,, I ,,, ,, 'a '' ro. i,na'tA
And then hastcped to thor dwelling, for God. blessed
boon "I rest
But they locked across the waters and storm was ras
a fierce pm, moved abo', ihcn-h, ~id ,mn, u.o
And it la,nsd and shook ona ,orc them, nj they uun
Ana Hl"' tor any vessel IN their lawnng CULTS 'nomhcd
Very anxious were the people on that roch, coast of
Le't me dawn. OF coming morrows should he telling
when Ne seq had spent It, passion and should cast upon
Bits OF wre'A and swollen ums, it ad done hereto
fore.
with III, r"sh Wind, blowing round her brave woman
And she saN along M bow. large vessel nail amt rise
ON It ant NOT need a prophet To- tell what The end
For no ,hip could ride III safety that .hor, On such
The" ~ lNigls people harnca rom their homes and
on for power eros, the water, and the rer,hng to
Helllc.. hand, were wrung sorrow tender heart.
And th' -ip urged by tic tempest to the fatal rock
shore ped
"shc hs' parted in the middle on the halfothcr secs
GOD hs,e mercy, Is heaven to seek for those who
Loi when neNt ne white, shocked faces looked with
Nearer the trembling watchers the wrc,k tossed
by the wave,
And the man sun chung and Heated though no power on
earth could
could Me Nnd nm short messagei Here's atrump,t
Shout awuAlN
Twas Tho preacher, hand that took It, and he wondered
what To say.
ANY memory of his srrmou' FrstN' S,Doralyf AM
I"f. Wa tut one thing 10 utter IA he awful hour VI
WOO.
So he sloutcl through the trumpet Look to Jcsusl
can Auu hear
And AZ, ay ,r rang the answer Ger the waters loud
ANA clear
Then they Listened lci' singing Jesus lover of my
And III. winds hrNght back the ccho "wic the nearer
suausc mi,'d. IT was to hear him, "tu the storm OF
lite WAS past
sinsrs lfa',y'rom the waters, on receive my soul
at last |
liz to"l nav" no other riuso "Ilanrs my helpless
soul oll thee
Leave, at leave mo not The SINGER dropped at last
iutn III" sea. 49, '
And the Wat hers, looking homewart through their eyes
Mitii tears rlalr dim.
Sand, lie passed - Zee Y,h Jesus in the singing OF that
hymn
MARIANSt fAgAIS6nAA
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Inc Wt'Nt volume III Appi"tons collection
OF foreign authors Is entitled Romd"",s Of
me f"st' oy the Connie DE iAbtNEAV. The
writer. who Is still in the diplomatic service Of
France, was NJ one timc Minister Mt Tchcrnn,
ana In ono OF the stories here collected has
given us slnRularly Nvacous and faithful
skrt'h OF Persian manners. Tho correctness
oi thls picture II s" thoroughly attcsted 10y col
latioh WIN the reports ol recent travellers that
We are disposed To accept the authors guidance
IN directions wherc veriication IS less
e"sy. ~, for instance, among the noun
Ains OF the Caucasus. 1t is certain that
the river Phasis and the region through which
IT nows Is to this day known To western Europe
chiefly 10y liz connection with the myth Of jason.
ana accordingly story which undertakes to
portray the outward aspect of the land Of Col
ems, ~ we'll ~ the physical and mental traits ~
its modern inhabitants. has at least the merit Of
nov lty. turiously enough. the heroine Of the
tnlc-the dancing girl Of Shamukha-- discovers
not little of the temper Which the legend at
tributes To Mclca. According To NJ de- Gabincau.
the reputation for physical beauty enjoyed by
the natives Of this country. and Of
which good deal used to be- heard In the slave
maris 81 Constantnople actually fell short OF
the truth. The writer says that among the
women types Of consuinmat" lovoliness are not
sporadic. us with other wcll-favored races. hut
almost universal II If a. studies in local color
that these stories will be priz"d, yet they have
considerable literary merit. Here and there as
IN the Persian tale called the History of Gam
horacv.' there are CLEANS Of verilable humor.
There IL At all times a bri-kncss in tncso nara
uvos which in one instance il wrought up to
dramatic intensity.
Now and then book is presented in lite
rary form which in no sense belongs To litcra-
l...s al. Il
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A Southern View of the Ln,e vy.r

Among the recently published contribu-
tons toward the history Of our civil war
one is of exceptional importance. We refer to
the volume entitled Four Years rM gen. lee,
by WALTER II. TAYLOR lApplctons.) The author
occupied the position Of II confidential stan on
Ger with Gen. Lee during the entire period Of
the war for southern Independence. II is not
surprising, therefore, that some facts not OF
public record concerning the commander Of the
army Of virginia, and the movements directed
by him, should be known to Col. Taylor
These interesting predictions are set forth
with compression and felicity which
require no apology on the score of lite
rary in"Xperience. The statements here
made OF the strength Of I.oc's army nt various
periods during the campaigns Of Virginia is
likely 10 surprise good many pcoplo. and is
not calculated TO magnify the merit Of some
Northern commanders. Yet we do not see how
the figures SET down in this volume can be i'm
pugnod. Col. TAYLOR, for long time, super
vised the preparation Of the official returns for
tho army Of northern Virginia, and having
been permitted to make recent examination
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The fashion reporter who wrote with
reference TO belle. Her feet were en-
cased in shoes iha, might b. taken fer
fairy boots" tied his wardrobe up In
handkerchief and left for parts unknown
when IL appeared the neat morning
"IIer feet were encased In shoes that
might BE- taken for ferry boats"
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferers from this disessc that are snxi6sn
70 10 cured should try Dr. kissner's csisbfaied
Oousumpsivs Powders. These iowdcrs arc the
Oniy preparation known thss will cure Con.
sumption, and oil diseases Of The throat and
lungs- indeed. - strung 10 our iaitL In them.
ana Also 20 eonvincs ySu thai they are no hum
bus, We will forward ~ every sufferer, by mall.
poet paid, free Trial Boz.
We don't want Jour money until you Are per.
fectly sslishsd 0f their curative powers. II
your life 10 worth saving. dont delay In giving
ihess Poxden . trial, ~ they Will surely cure
Price. for large boz. $500. .snt 10 any part Of
the United States or Canada. By mall. on receipts
ASH L. Robbins,
800 fuiion .treet, Brooklyn M.
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PRoYkssoR-" What was the state OF
French affairs at this timer" y. (rap-
idly)-"The majority ruled ths minor
ity. and consequently the minority was
ruled by the majority. as u weIeV
Professor (siernly)-" Sit down, sir. -
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The potatoo bug has turned up In
England. A farmer in Leith found one
in his patch the other day.-E<. III the
tho patch was on his trowssrs the bug
must have occasioned him serious ill.,
convenienee.-N. \. MID. ln our
opipion tho farmer lieth.
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"TnsHE is no truth in men, said a
lady in company; "they are like musical
instruments. which sound variety OF
tones" "In other words. madain,
said a wit who CHANGED to be present.
"you believe that all men are Tyres.
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ATmr editor OF n religious paper which
hal one months preearious existence IN
Chicago. says that IL Is good city Tor u
religious paper. provided that Satan has
three pages aud the other page Is mixed.
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NgvsR shine your shoes in warm
room II you have u fashionable collar
on. or you'll have something like clam
clinging round your neck when you
have finished rubbing.
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VOL. XXX.
G ATARI
is IT GJRaBIE

U,uosE Who have suferrd rom the vsrious and
i eompllS sisd forms u d..e..s a.samsd By Ca
tArrh aasl hzye tried many pAysicl.ls and res y
dies without rrlsf OF curs avail The answer 70 this
slsstioa With eoasi 'ers1'a anxicty. And vslithey
ssIssliy prevalent AMI 30 destructive 70 heath -
Cat.frh. bronehlfis, Asthma. Ccuxhs. an. ssrious
end frvqnently fatal Afeetinns of the lnngs fo1ovi
Catsrrh. Other synpAihrtic afeetioes sueh :.
dssfness. Impaired syrsirht. and los of s.nss o.
0r1~li lsy he rf-r cd 70 ninor but nevcrthtleea
ssrons resalts of res leet 4 Catarrh. bal enough
h ta~n.clyr.. bat - sothinG eomrarvd With the
dArx-rous srectionA oftas thross snd iangs lksv
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A wNsrERS paper speaks OF stream
80 low that II has not raised one foot
since Spring set in. Never mind,
friend. when 1t raises the other foot 1t
will bsgin " run.
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Private houses always want sitting
room; theatres are most happy with
standing room only"
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SENATOR E,roS, Of Connecticut, has
begun 10 wear white stosepipe hat.
There must be- some political sisniii'
cameo in this.
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A coxsuMPrivx wants TO know IL the
Pullmanary cars are really good ior
lung journeys.
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IT can Be CURED,

ssss g ss'ss sssss : s
car crIs Yoa car lnan : but x slight sy,denes q
VIA; may. follov q y, rsistsa, uss u tnls rsmedy
fhe hard. tnerusted mAtt-r tnaf hss lodged ~ ths
nasal pazsages u removed vith fsw sfpllc.uonsi
the u'ceraflon ard Inflammation snblnsd ah9
kealedi the entire inrmifannus linn o. snc neal
ton 10 thai OF powerful ruriD lag agent, destroy
ing n i,s soarss shrIass ,ss sys az e,ses,Sa g.
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LOVES cAL.ENDax.
ny n. Stsnr.

ny n. SIsnrr.
A young years fre.hne.. In the AR.
A sprlng.tide color 10 the wood
Tn. noser. In spring time no-t are tar'
And life In spri0g.time noel us sVoa'
Tor WHY Il viii not let yoa hear
Until the Summer i- a-nesf'
A Simmer all OF banning lishts
with erim.ou ro.r., Ia.slon fcu.
Ana mn, -opltsht foe the hot. whits nights.
AnI i..mine n,usrs. sweet. dew'isi.
Why h.s each rs.e . dJeb'e scent
You may divine when u .. spent
a,,umn with shining yellow leaves.
And gdnsrvi fruit aud halt rrsiet
To watch the drrary fAliint fsvss
AMI le.den skie- above item set
Apd ,hy cen Autumn can - EN- dear
Ps,chanes ,ou'li guess. when win'ers here.
winter, In vide, snow covered plains.
Ana drifting slest, and piercing wind,
That chill. the blood within cur Neins.
Hut our warm hearts ca never ind
An, little love. yOu guc-s. ] know.
What warns our hsarts In spite of snow.
-iryY.y.
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Gaiiy the oyster
opens biz she'll.
Nurinuriug Gladly.
+" Now. al IL vel
In th. bright ruumsr
No one nay care
for brOiled or I. roasted.
Juicy and rar..
Now then the chitkfn.
Hsished In the spring.
sally eoncsAsth
Hls heal with his wing;
Pull we'll he kuoveih
That while oysi cts resf.
Broilei little chiefsn-
Are at their beet.
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nually frvm secret and chronic diseases caused
this old and reliable Institution " be estAb-
iishcd nrst In fhiladephia, fenn., In 1850. and
Afterwards In ran fraLcisco, CAL. In 1884, %
sfiicted the pest medical and surgical treatment
fof the shove and all ether affections and com.
plants. Consultations 81 tho Institute or by
letter. FRkk.
Ph,sicai:asd Mental Debility,
Vital weakness, nervousness, low spi-tts, las
rituds. weakness OF tho limbs and baek. ioes
OF muscular power, indisposition and incaps.
biliiy for labor and stuoy. . wtst, exhausted
:sssa nS s.. or CT M %.S n.
ory. aversion 10 society. love Of solitude. tim
idity, pelf.dIstrust, loss OF manhood. dizziness
hesdschs. pains In the side, affections OF the
eye, pimplss on the fAed, sexual or other IN.
nImities In man or woman, sss cured BY the
ia',iiy eelso's.sd physician L. J. czArKAY'
Ms method Of curing diseases d peculiarly hi
own lsnknown ~ others). and hence the great
succ..s 1bsumatie anec ions. chronic catarrh,
diseases Of .se s'omseh and hidneJs; Liver com.
are suffering from tne srrors and indiscrytiona
OF youth, nervous wcsk~sss, arS assured VI
permanent cure.
DIR. czAtKAY. one Of we oost successfnl
medical lraclitlCners on the PaI,Ac coast. may
be eonsult-d conndentislly In rsi..snee 90 the
above and all other complaints 81 the .nssiiuts,
No. 1O0 kearBy stIeca - . krauctsce.
Changes moderate. Communications strictly
confidential. Medicines sent By exIrvss. Ad-
drsss l.. J. czAPKAf, n. D., Postvfnoe Boz
~, Ban frsncisco, Cal. oco