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year, l,27l.91; in 1879, e0e.Se; incceast
in one year, 76,606. Decrease IN thres
years, 8ls.7s. or . fraction more than q
per cent.
TOBACCO.
Tobacco acreage in 1876 was l,O62.l2
in 1877, 7l7.s5; decrease in one year,
SAT-; in 1873, 55s.l5; decrease in one
year, 1920; in 1879, 752.0S; increase in
one year, 1922. Decrease in three
year, S09.75, or fraction more than q
per cent,
BROOM CORN.
Broom corn acreage in 1876 was A.
559.s7; in 1877, p, 147.14; increase in one
year, 6,4s7.ls; in 1873, 9o,2O.l7; de-
crease in one year, 92s.s7; in 1879, A.
27S.15- decrease in one year, 5,947.02.
Decrease in three years, 1862, or a
fraction less than per cent.
MnLET AND HUNGARIAN.
Millet and hungarian acreage in 1876,
was l2l ,5s4.ss; in 1877, 164, 52s; increase
in one year, 42,s94.17: in 1873, 144,Os1;
decrease in one year, 2O,4is; in 1879,
Ia, 800; increase in one year, SC, 800. In
crease in three years, 5S,ss5.17, or frac
ton less than "A per cent.
TIMOTHY MEADOW.
Timothy meadow acreage in 1876 was
16, 259.6s; in 1877, 25,2l25O; increase in
one year, S,952.s7; in 1873, 4O,12l.l2; In
crease in one year, 4,9Os.52; in 1879,
81, 4s1.12; increase in one year, IL ,360.01.
Increase in three years, Al, 221.5 80, or a
fraction more than 253 per cent.
CEOvER MEADOW.
Clover meadow acreage in 1876 was
4,973.69; in 1877, 9,766.66; increase in
one year, 4,s22.97; in 1873, II, 1924 in
crease in one year, 2,6s2.76; in 1879, IA, :
764.S3; increase in one year, 2,3S5.41.
Increase in three years, 9,79l.14, or q
fraction more than 1917 per cent.
PRAIRIE MEADOW.
Prairie meadow acreage in 1876 was
547 ,SO6; in 1877, sos, 6l2; decrease in one
year, 1864; in 1873, 667 sos; increase
in one year, 163,s9l; in 1879, 672,994;
increase in one one year, 5,491. Increase
in three years, 124 ,6ss, or a fraction less
than % per cent.
TIMOTHY PASTURE.
Timothy pasture acreage in 1876 was
1O,2l1.37; In 1877, 4,2O2.25; decrease in
one year, 6.OO9.12; in 1873, $3.50; in.
crease in one year, 4,6l7.75; in 1879, L.
42l.38; decrease in one year, 7,39S.62.
Decnease in three years, s,7s9.99, or a
fraction more than Sc per cent.
CLOVER PASTURE.
Clover pasture acreage in 1876 was
6OO.l2; in 1877, l, 445.49; increase in ono
year, 1857; in 1873, STOPS; increase
in one year, 1,324.76; in 1879, 7,OO7.S0
increase in one year, 3,2S7.O5. Increase
in three years, 6,407.ls, or u fraction
more than 1,O67 per cent.
TOTAL ACREAGE FOR STATE.
1s76-5,O35, 697.55.
1S77-4.595, 304.99.
1S78-6,538, 1915.
1s79-7,757,lSO.26.
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In connect Oh with the following list
we b I'VE for sale several tracts Of land,
ranging from to 20 acres, adjacent to
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence lots in all
parts of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency of several Of the best
business lots in the business center Of
the city. Call at our Office for infor-
nation as to price and location.
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Smith 4 Keating's Agricultural House.
BRANCH HOUSE SMITH 4 HEATING, KANSAS CITY,
whoss.I Leland Dealers in
Garden City Flows, Cultivators and Sulky
Flows, Browns Corn Planters,
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;i Is s
Buckeye Mower with DroGpsr and and Table Rake and the
largest separating capacity Machine IN The Market IN Come an" see
Es- If paueia ....
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Rye acreage in 1876 was 1864: in
1877, 1881; decrease in one year, As
70S; in 1873, 1889; increase in one
year, 1871; in 1879, 1865; decrease in
one year, S4,l67. Decrease in three
years, IL, 999; or little less than "a
per cent.
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In one year, 5000; in 1879, 2,72S.21; in
crease in one year, 46l.2s. Increase in
three years, 1861, or about % per
cent.
SORGHUM.
Sorghum acreage in 1876 was Is, 49,
s.; in 1877, 2O,7sS.75; increase in one
year, 5,O70.l9; in 1873, 2o,2sl.ss; de-
eroase in one year, 49l.75; in 1879, 2S,-
es4.e6; increase in one year, S,s72.s6.
increase in three years, 7,95l.30, or a
fraction less than 81 per cent.
CASTOR BEANS.
Castor bean acreage in 1876 was FL
3l2.4S; in 1877, 50,s45.25; increase in
one year, g, So. So; in 1873, SO,9ss,75;
decrease in one year, l9,sl6.5o; in 1879,
oe,l7s.07; increase in one year, 81 ESQ. 81.
Increase in three years, 46,966.64, or
something more than 22l per cent.
COTTON.
Cotton acreage in 1876 was 1850; in
1877, 597 SO; decrease in one year, S4s.-
"a; in 1879. 500. 50; decrease in one year.
0e.S2; in 1879, 1878; decrease in one
year, Sll.72. Decrease in three years,
7le.Sl. or little less than "a per cent.
FLAX.
Fax acreage in 1876 was 5s,iss.7s; in
1871. a 1887; decrease in one year, ST.
90. S; In 1875, S7,00e.70; increase In
one year, s,2ee.SN in 1879, 81 SSH; ir-
crease n one year, S2ySSl.47. increase
= three years, lO,2l4.ll. or . fraction
moro thaA IL Per cent.
Hemp acseagein 1876 was !, l50.l5: h
3o77, l6ol.70; Increase IN oae year $751;
g; n lo7e, 60.7s; decrease IN one
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LAND.
j. M. STEE e

continual once
uwiNa an Werpreseu following ompanes:
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CORRESPONDENCE PROMPTLY ATTE
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Number of swine in 1876 was 230. 1856;
in 1877, 704, 1862; increase in one year,
374, 507; in 1873, 1,195,04i; increase in
one year, 400, 1872; in 1879, 1854 ,i94; in
crease in one year, GO, $50. Increase in
three years, 93l, 139. or fraction less
than 285 per cent.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-21

n J. N. Steele is the exclusive agents
Of over SO, 900 acres Of railroad lands, comPris-
ing the lands belonging to the A., 4. s. +:
railroad, in twp No. . q %, ranges Nos: l and
, east and /, 2 and west. These are by far
the best railroad lands in the Arkansas valley,
convenient to the city Of Wichita, the largest
and most enterprising city west Of Topeka.
The lands adjoining those Of the railroad com.
psny are well improved. Townships and
school districts are organized, school houses
built, and schools supported In nearly al OF
hem.
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The acreage this year is 2,095,070.
Corn acreage in 1876 was 1 1884, 454; in
1877, 2,56s,Ii2; increase in one year,
SIS, 65S; in 1878, 1 ,405, 1872; decrease in
one year, Isl, $50; in 1879, 2.095, O7O; in
crease in one year, $50 ,5ss. Increase in
three years, 1,llO,6l6, or nearly SO per
cent.
Mr.. Gray, gives no estimate Of the
yield Of corn this year, it being too ear
ly to do SO with any degree Of accuracy
at the time his correspondents report
ed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-21
AGRICULTURAL AND STATISTT-
TTCAL REPORT.

We ere in receipt Of portions of the
quarterly report of the Kansas State
Board Of Agriculture for the quarter
ending june 50, 1879, and, Is usual, find
Il . valuable and very interesting docu-
mcnt. We win give some items from it
and shall, in the near future, give some
others.
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Barley acreage in 1876 was 81, 269; in
1877, 1904; decrease in one year, 1876;
In 1873, ,255; decrease in one year, 49,
40; in 1879, 1851; decrease in one
year, 10, 404. Decrease in three years,
S6,44S, or triflle more than "A per cent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-07

Gut, 70 tSnnen Gle ss weroen. Sie
iteten am Nanpe einss Nbsrunpss, reihsn
5ie benz Damon bss Spietss eine 6anp,
uns er ;tebt Gle iI&sr stnab. uuo mas
sebsntsn Sie III petersburs gu than fras'
te Der General uah elmer Yaufe.
Mir bleibt ntdts ibrts. ais mid nah
benz &autaius perisBea su laisn, erw'osrfs
@labimir.
Seoenfuas cine teGtre s6ule ais eas
petersburs,r parfst. Dieter sSee tsbt
Sbnen ia immer often, babsr tsins ueber
eilung. Sd babe mid su Sbrsm Sntel
unb 5ie babur4 gu einem 5amtlisnsliscs
oemadst; @ie 7nb mir ais icl6es lieb &C.
morssn unb i'd wia ais paterliasr 5reuno
aea.n ete tanpeln. Sne Gsre TT 10 iu
lasen meine Sbrs, pabsr totem Sbre Shul'
ben be,ablt ,rsreen; i& wesee SSnsn bet
ter girma Ssasifen In Sonet pstersburs
einen @rseit srSHaeu, Sie m6sen rsnisltsn
tsnubsn uap Sbre gase!esenbsiten oronsn.
Stein Sntsl, lropur1 babe Id 10 ptel
Cite pertisnts 2 Sd reib wirt!ita n'At =
iprah Dlaoimir rerWirrt.
Seine Bcrte bariibsr DAP Elm 8raf
@aloaub untsr lolhen I'm tanbtn tsin ar
mss Wdbdsn gu teiratsen seesu't, faos
Id naiiirlih, iubr Der General nab elmer
pauie fort.
sic ertsnnen mid, msin Snfel ; Der
@raf Sa!osub piirpe fih stad!ia fthabsn
f0nn!e sr oas arme Mdphen, welass er
l,s0t, nit @lan, unssbsu, ais pas aSer,
mas er In Nirtlthtstt if, tana ct nar snt'
faeen.
Gprtfehuud Fplot.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-07

srlabren. - ausin man bate bic @s'
uuattuuna. fassn su fSunsn, bab psssr
Gisbsrse nod gtsm tsre BEN Wtiisnsourit
Der Menldsn 9hranfen su isbsn petmoAt
tatsn. Dab man oteie @snustsuun9
haben pirb III motl nur cine 8rass Ger
3sit. es 1T iebt fiber eab bic Goridun'
gen nidt auitGren psrren. als bis man
am 3isle IT, Das bstpeilsn bic ssioea
une Dulpunsen, bsnsn bic Jorl&sr fiji
ausssisst, bic eislsn aol,sn Saiifs, bic
ertarmunsslps BON ben Gisbersen sroradt
wusbsn iino, bic srube Mnsabl BON Wfsn'
idsu, welae unbsirrt bur@ bic traSen
Grfatrunsen ibrer Borsanssr ter esbsn
an tie Grforlauns bes gismserss sstpast
uno es Datei ssla0sn baten. Gtufweilen
tann man nur Die 6oTnuus auslprs6sn.
oae bic Bsnstt'ide expedition, oersn IetB
lins.n idon isbt, 70 unmtttelbar mad tersm
absanse propbs,stt wt.o, sladltasr istn
wirp ais ibre Nprsanser.
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- Das @ifenbabnues Der Ser. Staa
ten. bas uasebebntete Der Welt. bas an
Meilen3 lbl benz seiammteu @dtenennebe
Guropas nabe fcmmt. 1T i'm leeten Sabre
wieoer um 1884 Weiten persrGbert NOR.
ben. @8 mar mad peors iceben erldie.
neuem @iIenSabnmanual am 81. Desem.
ber 81. s4l Meilen lang. Nuiiaaenb 1T
es. bae, etslei6 bic @afe Der befSr.
eerten Tradt in itstiser 3unahMe besrif.
fen 1T, bic Ginnabuen ber Yabnen germ.
ger ssworoen iinb. IS 1T bies nur bar.
aus gu ertldren, cus bic Sradttarife &c.
iunteu iinb uno oaB bic Goueurrens man.
DE 8abu 3wiust, oieielben nieeriser an.
3uieten, ala es igr eiseneS Snterede ei-
sentlid oerlanste. Die Bruttc. ginnab.
men Der Sabnen betrusen 1873 $685..
4l9,000. Sm Sabre 1879 betrusen Te,
trospem bic Maiie Der befSroerten 6radt.
glitter UNI bic 5alfte 3usenommen bate.
nur $500, 1O3, 900, cine gbnobne bon
$50. 100000. Neiipielsweiie bat fd
Die Maife ber Srad!. welde auf Der Stem
Yort @entrulbapu bef0roert wurbe. ppn
1873 bis 1873 bon 1898 600 Gcnnen
auf 8.l75. 900 9ebcbeu. Gernch ma.
rem Die glunabmeu i'm Sabre 1a78 uur
$19. 04a, 600 aesen S19. GIG. 600 i'm Sabre
1873. Die Sradtiaes maren i'm Sabre
1873 etwa 4 Gents ouf Die Weile fir ie.
be 2cnne. i'm Sabre 1873 aber nur neun
5ebntsl Gents. Warsn bic 6radtii.
be ptsls!ben setlleben, 10 tdtten Die Gin.
nahmsn i'm Sabre 1878 $31. 100000 fatt
$40, ,O45000 beirassn. SnpsGsn babsn
bic @iisnbapnsn trUb Der Ntnabms Der
grutto sinnabmsn tsnnoh In Sabre e7a
stne srShsre Rsinsinnabms sr,flt, als I'm
Sabre 1879 Die Hsusinnabmsn In 1873
bstrusen sl93, $40. 600, I'm Sabre 1878
s1s7.5l5.O0O. Die uriah. lisst in ben
usrmnpsrten Soften bes Bstrirts, mas
NIT pem aussmsinsn 8ausn Der yrstl, gu.
fammsndanst. Der Neinaswinn bat Ia
ben rsItliben @taatsa am meiRen 3uee'
npmmtn, ndmlttb pon $50. 0S5, 900 in
1877 auf $77,95S, 900 in 1873. Sn ben
(aslihsn Siaa.sn mar bic 3anabms oon
1877 ouf 1878 son Sl2.C64 600 auI
$l4 379. 1000 sslaisssn In psa Asnen3
lano Gtaa:ea fanp Elm Nnd3ana BON Sl3.
735, 900 auf S13 es5, 600 Gait; bic Dltt
t,ieaattn tatsn tine 8srinse 3unaame por
| sci ,O33, 900 auf Sol $50 600 aubuwsi
f.n; bic DaeiEe. .Siaatsn baben tine 3a
nasms Don 1855, 900 auf $3,5Ol. 900
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Wutb 'eiget oud Der Mameluf,
Die S66nbeit III Der Damen Shnuf;
Drt teine Sd0nbeit siet's, i'd udbhe.
Denn f6warj unb fe6is Tnb biz 9abne.
Nit reiher 9dbaeprnat belotnt
Sid ber Gebrau9 BON SOZODONT.
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Oeutib geIprp6en.

Die Sonntassfrase in Gnglanb 1T bon
einem beutldeu 8iirften in raticne1er
Weile sebancbabt uuo belcudtet tporben.
Dem edtsn tisctten Sobn Bu( mub bas
elm matrer greuel fein. Der Yrins bon
SahIeu Weimar ildmlid, 1T ensliider
@euerallieutenan uno Wfilitdrecmnlan.
bant 3u Bortsmcutb unb bat Der Ueilitdr'
multi @rlaubni6 aeseben, an ScnntaS
Ntenoen uuf benz Yier gu ipielen. Sn
bieien &on,erteu oarf nur iosenannte
,,beilise Utunt" sefpielt merben unb lie
ciirfen erlt mad benz Nbeunsottesbienif
besinnen. Sebesmal paren etma 5000
Berlcnen onpeienb, mas bic Yopularitit
tieier Wabregel benefit.
WISER bic Scnntass 6anatiter idrien
3etermcrbio iiber bic @ntweibuns bes
5ab6atbs, tenuneirteu Den prinsen BON
Der Ranael ale Sabbatbldiuosr unb
Ididten ibu, cine Depatatiou unb Yetition
Der SountusSidulen. uno iasten, oab
eieIe Rcn,erte nur cine Dirtbs Spetuta'
ticn mdren, pelte bas 2rinten auf pem
Bier tesmedte, unb bab Der prin, ale
Superintendent Der aSnisin mebr @eipett
rcr ter Seilisteit bes Sabbatbs baben
ionts. Der prins fraste erif an bSberer
Steue an uao anttpurtste baun ben Sana
tifern in fclsenbsr e,ufaher uno teber;i
aen8wertber Weiie, oersn Senntni6nahue
aud ben ameritanii ihen @atbatbbeiliseu
beltens gu empfetlen 1T. ST ihrieb j:
,,Weun bic 0crfibruns seiifliter
MuHt burd bic Wilitdrordefer an Conn.
tag Mbenten ben SntereHen Der 8etision
uno Der SHentlid,en 8ube na6tbeilis
mdre unb mir bies betpieien tnerben iolte,
70 ,parbe fetu rpeiterer Yroteif nStbis Iein.
uni mid CUR Gufbebung Der Grlaubnib ,u
bie(en 3ou3erten IN reranlalfen. Sd
beoaure Iebr, baB bic neber,eusunsen
zines Tbeiles ber Giupcbner burd meine
Wabreseln perleet murben. Nber 70
fanee nidt bewieieu mirb. pab biele lie
berseusunsen auf ieitsrm @runbe beruben,
mie auf gorurtbeil cber @ewcbnbeit,
lam tauu erwartet werben, bob id ba-
sesen mid einmiide. mas i6 auiridtis
fiir cine uniduloise unb rutionetIe Sad'e
balte." 80. Das III cine edit teutide
Nntport uuo iollte ben 5anatiteru bes
Yuritaner. Sabbatbs briiben rpie biiben in
alien Tpnarten pprgetrasen weroeu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-18

An election return Was received yester-
day at the Secretary oi states Office nom
q town in Washington county. How did
this happen The Statute require II a
return is not received by the Secretary OF
State in thirty DAYS after the election, he
shall notify the county attorney. and the
county attorney shall Immediately give
the clerk of the delinquent town notice,
aud prosecute the latter if he has not done
his duty. If return Is lost or destroyed.
then the clerk must send to the Secretary
of state certified copy of the record of
the vote of the town. Now the paper re-
ceived Yesterday. ut the Secretary OF
States office, was regular return, and
not a certified copy of the record, and the
query is how came such Il return to be
sent in to the State authorities at this late
day? Somebody or bodies must have
been grossly negligent in the performance
of duty, or there may be secret connect
ed with this matter that has TO do with
the counting out business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-18
-
JUST YOUR TIME

to make money safely, easily and rapidly, is
nor, while the stock market offers many
splendid opportunities. The combination
system has had unprecedented success. and
brings good fortune to thousands of share
holders in this and other countries Invest
ments of from S2j to $40 900 are thus consol-
dated into one vast capital, and operated by
the best skill and experience, result in heavy
profits, which are divided among sharehold-
ers every month. A New Orleans cotton
dealer made S27 $40. IL in two months \
Baltimore merchant received an aggregate
profit of 50 642 on from three combinations.
\ San Francisco mining agent made So, 49,
l6 from four combinations. his first invest
ment having been Sl00 Others have been
equally fortunate. Eve:y day there are new
and grand opportunities. New explanatory
circular, with ''unerring rules for success,
mailed by Messrs. Lawrence & Co., Bankers,
81 Exchange Place, New York City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-18

Ii will be seen by our report OF the pro-
ceedings Yesterday in connection with the
counting out business, that the republicans
endeavored to ascertain the intentions OF
the Governor and Council. but failed to
secure satisfactory assurances OF justice
and fair dealing Indeed the Governor
was at first inclined to treat the call made
by the republican committee, with eN-GoV-
ernor Dingley at their head, as an attempt
to bulldose him, bat afterwards took Il
more sensible view of the case. The nm
preston is deepened in the minds OF re-
publicans, by the interviews yesterday
with the Governor and Council, that the
counting out" scheme is not abandoned
and that the intention of the conspiratorS
is as wicked as has been represented.
Strong and active measures will be taken
by the republicans TO secure their rights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-18
Eastern Railroad.

MIR. Daniel ". Sanborn, the new superin.
tendent of the Eastern railroad, assumed the
duties Of the Office Monday. The new super
intendent commands the confidence of the
employees TO an unusual degree. In compa-
ny with President Phillips, he made tour OF
inspection over the road and branches dur
ing the past week. Something of a change
will probably be made in the running of the
superintendent's department, and he will
have more direct and personal oversight of
the line and the trains, and spend much time
outside.
The freight business on the road has nearly
doubled during the last six months. Never
before in the history of the road it is believed
has the business been better. Nearly twice
as many trains are run now as four months
ago. Extra after extra is sent out. Three
long extra freight trains passed through
Salem one Sunday morning lately within an
hours time, and three more during the day
The passenger traffic is much better than
usual at this season of the year. Several new
trains are run. and are all well patronized. The
passenger service is fast settling back to the
prosperous and busy days of lS10-73.
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Colby University Notes.

The Delta Epsilon Fraternity gave an in
teresting public meeting last Wednesda,
evening. Besides their lady friends and 9TH
ers, present, several of the Faculty were in
attendance. Mr.. Spencer of the Baptist
church. preached an able sermon before the
Young Mems Christian Association on sun
dav.-Amost the whole college attended the
Vending lecture They all speak in the
highest terms of it. and some declare him to
be the finest orator that addresses the Amer
lean public This term is nearly over The
classes are at work on the re-revicws the
examining committee are expected here this
week and the examinations will commence
Saturday. continuing through Tuesday. The
prospect i now, that the Senior exhibition
will be upon the last evening of the term.
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A World Of Good.

One Of the most popular medicines how
before the American public, is Hop Bitters.
You see it everywhere. People take it with
good effect 1t builds them up. 1t is not as
pleasant 10 the taste as some other Blttcrs as
it is not whiskey drink It is more like the
old fashioned bone set tea that has done a
world of good. If you don't feel just right
try Hon Bittcrs-NuHd0 Ners
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Judge: ''You must admit that the proof
against you is overwhelming. Thief: "Yuur
Honor, do not perceive it in those lamps
The witnesses were not sure they recognized
me, and 1 bid away the stolen articles where
they could not be found by the police.
should think that under the circumstances
am perfectly innocent"
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'What we all admire" and how To secure
it. \ fine head of Hair in its natural color
is such an adjunct to beauty that no one who
prizes good looks should neglect to use 'LoN-
Don HAIR Color REsToRER," the most clean
ly and delightful article ever introduced to
the American people. 1t is totally different
from all others, not sticky and gumlny, and
free from all impure ingredients that render
many other preparations obnoxious 1t thick
ems thin hair, restores gray hair gives it new
life, keeps the scalp clean and healthy, caus-
ing the hair to grow where it has fallen off or
become thin, does not soil or stain anything,
and is so perfectly and elegantly prepared as
to~Hake it a lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury. octl4feod&wtf
Boston Testimony.
Last winter, while in Trenton, n. j., pro-
cured six bottles "London Hair Color Re
store'," which like very much, in fact bet
ter than anything | have used for the last
nine years. If you please, send me one doz-
en- bottles, {. .. d., care of w. s. Folger 4
Co., Druggists, No. 1913 fremont St., Bos-
ton.
Respectfully yours, ADA BAKER.
No. 50 Rutland Square.
London Hair Color Restorer is sold by all
druggistsat 10 cents a bottle or six bottles
for 81. Geo. c. Goodwin & Co., Boston,
Wholesale agents
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For impaired Indigestion, and, in fact, for
debility from any cause, know of nothing
equal to Fellows. Hypophosphtes. Its di-
rect effect in strengthening the nervous sys-
TEN renders it suitable for the majority of
diseases.
VIM. S. HOWE, M. d., Pittsfeld, Me.
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Clergymen, singers and public speakers
troubled with hoarseness or bronchial affec-
tons, will find themselves greatly relieved
by the use of Addmsoa's Botaaie Cough Bal
sam. Sample and circular free at the drug
gists. Ieodlw&w