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Cat. Experience With Bee..
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Virginia CifY 'NeyJ En;erI.rls-.
Charles Kaiser. who has the only hive
Il bees in town, SAYS that vi hen he first
got MS colony, his old cats curiosity was
much exciter in regard 10 the dOings
II the little insects, the ike Of which
-he had never before seen. At frsi she
watched their cOmings and goings al q
distance. She then hatiened herself
upon the ground. and crep, along toward
tbe hive. with tail horizontal and quiv-
ering. l. Was clearly evident that she
thought the bees some new kind Of game.
Finally she took up position az the en-
ran 2 TO the hive, and when bee came
IN or started out made dab al it with
her paws. This went on for time
without attracting the attention Of the
inhabitants Of the hive. Presently,
however. old Tsbby struck and crushed
bee on the edge Of the opening to the
hive. The smell Of the crushed bee
alarmed and enraged the whole colony.
Bees by the score poured forth and
larted into the fur Of the astonished
cat. Tabby rolled herself in the grass.
splitting. biting, claaing, squaliing as a
cat never squalled before. She appear
ed a mere tall 0f fur and bees a. she
rolled and tumbled about She was at
length hauled away from the hive With
a garden rake at the cost Of several
stings to her rescueT. Even after she
had been taken 70 q distant part Of tie
grounds the bees stuck 20 Tsbby's fur,
and about once in two minutes she
| would utter an unearthiy 'yowl,' and
bounce a full yard into the air. On CON-
ing down she would try tD scratch her
ear, when z sting on the back would
cause her TO turn a s1Iccession OF SOM
eTsaults and give vent 70 running fire
Of squalls Like the parrot that was
left alone with the monkey. Old Tabby
had a dreadful time. Two or tlnee days
after the adventure, Tahby was caught
by the owner, Tho tosk her by the neck
and threw her down near the beehive.
No sooner did she strike the ground than
she gave a dreadful squall, and at a sin
gle bound reached the top of the fence,
fully six feet in height. There she
clung for a moment. with Z tai fully n
biz as a rolling-pIn, when, with another
bound and squall, she was out Of sight,
and did not again pga in an appearance
for over q week.
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Bail and Bravo.
Ilusisss Nsranns


Cuchsrar. Of Puerto Santa Maria. Is the
mstzdor. Msjes1icslly be strids toward:
the Governors box. stops in obeisznee,
and in low voice mAkes PROCLAMATION
Il pledge myself 10 Puerto santa Mars
and all is society, and 10 the people ot
Madrid, arld nov am ready 10 Kill this
vile bess.. II the Vile beast eznno; Ell
me-
He removes his turb4n. and, with 8
graceful Jerk with his right hand from
behind his hack over his zen -sbouder
8ir-s il into the Governors box, a. gage
u liz bozssed proEess. He takes hls
strzighi. keen tempered swod and his
cloak Of offensive scarlet, and advances
towards the bull. Now Is the supreme
trial: now is the time when ulen let Their
lighted cigarettes fall from their mouths
and clInch their teeth; now i the time
xhen women drop their fans and draw
long irez-hs. CuhErrs f2ces TOro al 3
var,i's distance. They regard each other.
Cueharrr hides his sword under hls
cloak and pre- sents it TO the bull Toro
.gwers his head, shuts his eyes and
si.ar-es, but the iOresd0r gracefully sIp-
as3de and saves MS life iy turn II she
Il
his risksoIne pipusite; but woe 10 him
II he a second too .-te ID bls move
ments. CT If the soil i treacherOus- The
fourth time as the b1ll lowers his head
Cueharra hfts himself On his toes, and
~ith one sure swift blow plunces the
blade almos; 20 the hilt in the spine OF
his Antagonist. The Snil stands still
there l. q shout Of bravo; the bull stands
still. ten seconds. smen'y, thirty; there
is howl of diszpI.5,htment; but Cuchsrra
,aze- coniernTfuonsly around; ne know;
he has done his work well, and, my faith
be has. TorO quiyers and dropS; and
Cucharra plants foot on the neck Of hi'
PROSTATE enemy. The bull has died d
internal hemOrrhage; not drop OF blood
has distilled from his mouth. Brave
Cucharrz.
This death at the first ihrust-deAih
xi;houi the dropping Of the Srius-Jn fluid
fscI. the mouths the artistic death
When the sword pieroes al the wrong
spot, il displaced by the shaking Of the
bull, and cent flying eore-wet through
he air. il awkward workmanship. But
Toro showed Inuchc fueeO before be was
% preitily piercei in the medrlla- Bra
vo. Toroi And nov the caehe,eTO
s-oops over him. and with one dip Of his
sharp knife in the neck. makes &ssur-
snce dOubiv s1lrp. The team Of mules
trots in and trOts out again with the dead
champion al iis heel; and urchins out
.ide are dancing on bis carcas as the
drums and tyInbals proclaim the entrance
5f the second bull into the enthusiastic
-S-riq
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a.tonl.hin- snecess.
-s-t-.li. c--.i c.s.L-iia

]; j. the duty u every peTsJn Who La'
used Bo-clee Ks German syrup 90 lr- irs Won
derful qualities be known - lhslT inerl,
In curing Consumption, severe Coughs
Group. Asthma Pneumonia and in fact --
throai and lung diSe4st>- W person can
use il without iume1ilie rcLef ILre
doses viii rel;eve any clse. and we consider
il the duiy of eli druggists % rlr0Iumcnc 81
70 the POOR. diving col-ILptlye q east 9.
tn one ho,ile Is ~ 90 d8L-n bottles we-i
.1ld lAss year. and no one case whore j
failel was reported such q medicine e.
the German Syrup cannot BE- to- slie.,
known. AK your l-l z-.i-- about ii. -liu
ne bottle 20 try sold II D. cents. EeEu.-
size IS cents.
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story of a Coneh shell.
4. -, Paul PiOueer-Pr.-

r- -. Paul Pioneer Pres.
% On my return from a recent visit in
Kentucky / brought with me conch
shell, which has been in my family for
almost half century. 1t was purchased
down South in the year 1882 by my
brother, just before stepping on board
the Helen Mctiregor TO engage passage
for his home in Kentucky. Having
made the purchase he passed along the
gang plank and made up the stairway to
the Office, where he registered his name
and secured his birth, and then engaged
in conversation with an acquaintance
who suddenly interrupted him with the
remark: doctor, | smell burning steam.
md this boat viii blow up in five MN
utes; let US 90 10 the stern" The words
were scarcely uttered before the explo-
sion occurred. carrying the Doctor up
some distance and landing him in the
river, surrounded by the dead and dying
Nv brother was soon picked up, burnt
bruised and bleeding, holding this shell
in his hand. His injuries proved only
70 be aieht. and he was soon well and on
his Wsy home The tip Of the shen WIS
cut of, and it was used as a horn to call
the negroes from the field TO their meals.
On Saturday there was no school, and
was rcquiredto do such light work about
the farm as could, and how well ! can
remember the welcome sound of the
old conch when il called NE, dusty and
tired, from labor to refreshment.
have heard the duloet strains Of the
ole Bulls violir. have heard some Of
the most highly cultivated voices, which
seemed for the time 10 iift me above the
earth and TO transport me TO another
world, where all was harmony, yet none
of these were near SO sweet as the sound
Of that old shell when il called me to
dinner and repose. When boy / have
often placed il 10 my ear 10 hear the roar
within, whith the negros said was the
roaring OF The sea- =s
The saline sound is heAri ia lis inner
ImUsrells, but il Is not the sound Of the
sea, that hear now, but the solemn re-
ouiem in memory cf the dead. Nearly
sii those who heard n fifiy years ago,
have passed through and beyond the
dim waters Of death, and nox as ] sit
and look at il how many memories II
brings In review. II was handled by my
fsfher, mother. brothers, sisters and by
Ioag LII Of faithful slaves, who have
paG1ed away or separated themselves
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Mnr-.u -n.-Mn-rn.-

EF Kunkel's Worn syr1P nsye- a.. 70
5ss--cy El- seat a. s.o-zscA So-z-s D.
kz1ksi re c-ly scc.ess.- reySl---- who
rs-oTss -zye Es-=.s = i-s A1--s- .llEs s--
-1.h ssSa- a.. u Zee XII -s-eTe5. Cs--
- s<-s= sszS-s -rs ec-d .< ~
eo-s5 a. CHE: rc--E cal te .eS1-r d.
s--c-e1 16rics = 5@as slc sore .rse
Ths 6sc<o- czn tel vhs<ks- - &c. tie p
teri las -c--s Tko1szo1s are oyilg
az'iv Eirh Eorrns sd 30 %; know l. fi-s,
syAsS1Is. erznJinE, c1o4k-.g Gld sufoc2-
ting szll0w conpleT.ou. crcles around tie
eyes. swelling ard pain in tie s,onAch,
re=-lssS liga;s, g-iniiug q the teeth, paeE-
IN. 81 the nos-. coogh-s-Fe-. itcting :; re
sss- headzche ioul breath, fae ES-sel; gu Is
pale and thin, tickling and Irritation n The
SINUS. AL ftsess syn pt0uls znd n4ore eoine
from EOr-ns Z I. k-nke.s Worn eyr-p
never tsils 70 remove the-- Proc
81 % pe- bottle, o. SIX O0ttss io-
500 For TAPE wO-z-s Eri,e and
cousul- the Doc.or For al others buy o.
yOur drugse=, the Worn Sy-up a13 II X
L.s !, not sens 70 D. z z kunksl. S5s y.
Ninth s,rees. yhilAaeAuhiA- Pa Advios By
nsil f-ee. send ihrss-ceni stamp.
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The Hys.ery OF the Lakes.

There l. a mystery about the Ameri-
can lakes. Lake Erie i only 20 TO 20
feet deep, bat lake Ontario j. 292 feet
deep, go feet below the tide level of the
ocean, or - low as most parts Of the
Gulf Of 81. Lawrence; and the bottoms
OF lakes Huron. Michigan and Superior.
although the surface is much higher. are
all from their vast depths on level With
lake Ontario. Now, as the discharge
through the river Detroit, after allowing
for the probable portion carried of by
evaporation, docs not appear by any
means equal 10. abe quantity Of water
which the three upper LAKES receive, il
has been conjectured that q subterrsn-
can river NAV run from Lake Superior,
by the Huron TO lake Ontario. This
conjecture is noiimpossible, and accounts
fer the singular fat that salmon and her
ring are caught in all the lakes conmu-
nicaung with the -. lawrence, but no
others. As the falls Of Niagara must
have always existed, !. would puzzle the
naturalist 10 say how these fish got into
the upper lakes without some snb,erra-
mean river; moreover, any periodical OBJ
struciion Of the river would furnish a
not improbable solution of the -mysieri-
Gus hux and influx Of the lakes.
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A sUIT instituted by Scribner & Sons
OF New York, against Stoddard & Co., Of
Philadelphia, for repubhshing articles
from the EncylclopH1ia Britannica, copy
righted by the Messrs. Scribner, has re
viyed aqEestion that was considered final.
~ settled. As the articles in litigation
are not original articles, written express
Is for Scribner & sons, but simply ex-
tracts from agreai work, prepared by q
multitude Of authors, il will Ire q nice
question to decide, If a republication oi
such extracts from an encylclOpadia.
comes within the provisions Of the copy
right law, especially when the case is
tha, Of one american publishinu house
Infringing on the priyillees Of another
Aner rican house whoee sprivilaces are
relegated toit by an English firm, that
under the existing copyright Law has no
rights In this country.
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THE SEA SERPENT.

Exrsxsous nsrk-ercf a. "a,
rtaimas< aEe AZ L1t yes skz1 -.
ysssr4r<r zez make sr,s-s - z1ss--. -
VIII f.ee-1.E sx-ltlS-A
Ikxy cx-.x suite iz11.E Ia -ErG
Eesz t-ey are - "a. to- a.. i--s@
-. --..- et.--T weak E.-H
!. t1<g 1-.sie-<
I-St<--x1x rzez--k 49,
NJ -e.:< k-rz al ~ "a -.ss-seT = -
sd ~ q ! ,s<rfal ARA tteT sEf,
As .EeTC fasttszT
T1ey dare tF-16e ny had E1i tail
ss1 s-yse fhs@ z1c1l1E huf o =-tsis
~ sezNe~c Esfbs-e1 - t1E gIss
Aad rolled sse-szr- ~
Pr fbOu gr1r.S nsz<<g tt Ia rssia.
karHr1esr sal y m ek.lrz dt3.tf
Iiss liez g psrrtsl truths Ia. @si1
If.e J-fl.es E.ssts
Pursutng tky Ar<-DlIlfe,3 wAT
And seek ktnz uF kllu-f-f Irey,
A fe0r s.nee thy c-tz-ion's ttT.
H&ss dsne frsf-s
II zGz. vEsr ser,-gTli ~ he seA.
nrGl b. tsAs-s ht-srlS 70 -
WY xs I sas nEArTsrs eklsu-e the, a NJ
In wc3e O. FarreT-
WIKI giani shly@ and Do-s-ef ErGG
ws clshf % rot&e l.ss 81 eroes
BIT s<ili. - stsrrD k.z g. d-.ct,
-Ss~ YSrf syn
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SDIEs.

EAEyEI.s' daughters are charming, and
when they become old maids they are
-pztchless.
WITHIN the past i've years the acreage
Of cereals in the United States has in
creased from 100000 to 100000.
THE rain annually pOurs into the soil
a quantity Of nitrate Of amOnia fully
equivalent TO three pounds per acre
The second annual exhibition Of the
Council Bluff district Poultry and Pet
Stock Exhibition Hil be held in tha, city
January p, p. y and p, 1850.
GUINEA fowls will keep all bugs and
insects Of every description off garden
vines. They will not scratch ike other
fowls or harm the most delicate OF
plants.
CorNTEY people are always good, The
wife may SOW tares, no and darn IN the
house, while the husband goes down 10
the meadow and dams .he brock.
The average butter yield Of the Ayr
SHIRE COW II one pound fron twenty 70
twenty-five pounds Of milk; from the
jersey il i one pound Of butter from
eighteen pounds Of milk.
TURNIIs are healthful for norses. They
should be cot in slices. or, what Il bet
ter. pulped finely and mixed with a lit
tie meal and some salt ButabagSs are
better than white turnips.
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Cnnsuuption Cured.

An Cd physician, re-i-sa fro,n l-zC.l-v,
having bad placed in his hEnc- By Al kzs-
India missionary tie fJ.znulz Of 5 simple
vegetable remedy fJr the speedy and Fer-
rnsnent cure fof Consumption, Bronchitis.
Cs;s-1h. Asthma. and al Ih-oz; -nt lang
-affe- tons, also positive All rzdac-I cure
ior Nervous Debility and a. Nervous Com
plants Aftsf having TESTED is woneer.1l
curative powers in thousands Of cGses, L9s
felt L his duty 70 make i known 70 his
suffering felloEs AcilA;ed By this motive
and = desire 10 relieve hsr-zn suffering. J
will seEld free OF charge 70 all who desire
Il this recipe in German Frenck OF Eng
lisL with full directions for preparing and
using sent BY mail b. 2d1-essing with
stamp, naming tbs Ial<r, W W sHERAR,
iie Powers' Block Rochester. y. y.
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Important.

When yoa visit 0f leave New York li'y.
save Bar-age ETVrs--sEe AMI 'arrl1-'
hire. and stop a. Vie Grand Union Hoi.l,
nearly opIlei,e Grand Central depot. ~
elegant rooms. relueei 70 81 ami upward,
Ier DAY. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with Il. hes- H1--a carr s'8cr- ans e-a-
yare-i RAILROAD % all det0ts lie careful and
- Thar Grand Union N9Iel j. or tA5 -igu
whore you enter. a. the corner dos not te-
long . tie Grand Union
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. Rochester Phy.iei.n. Krp.rienee.

Z. CzuIkirs, ". D. q Rochester, Y. Y
ce--ifieS oct. esh, lsTs. tbs; be has u-sl the
safe Kidney and LlFs- Cure Il II practice
for DISEASES OF the kidneys and lye-, and
the rs=-h has been satisfactory IN the e1-
t-eras. He szys. i would nov p-s-. rloe
the .aule remedy 10 al similarly Afflicted
ard you are 81 lsbsr7yto 20 state in your iss-
tirnCrizls
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Nontreal Heard From.

Ell Mo.ely, Of Montreal, Canada cer1i-
6.-i S-ut. =, is79. that he rad suffered ter
ribly from dyspepsia. and va, completely
clIrei by taking Warmers safe Bi'tsrs. He
s.ys: NY appetite Is good. and nov suf-
fe- no inconvenience from eating hearty
meals" These bit;ers are al.O speriiic iOr
al .L-i, 9f-aas.-=
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Eree ofGo-f.

A. yOu value your existence. DO not iail
20 improve the opportunity q procuring.
bottle Of Dr. EiHgT SaE Das7soy'. Tor
Consuugr,ion. Coughs and Cold, Asthma,
B-0Dchitf. and all throat zni lHng sffec
ions before il ! too late This i the Only
remedy you can y.sstiralg rely On doing a,
represented. Trial boes!< free. Regular size
one dollar. For sale by all druggists.
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Skin niseasa.

Clarendon. Norrlo Co. Ark
DEAz s-g ! suffered wIth sore on my leg
fyr 81 yrz-s Which plys.riars and their reil.
ciues failed o. relieve y,Gs advised d. try sour
Indian Blood Syrup, which ! iHH. and 10
e1ectuslly healed The s1rc and greatly u.ur-
t.ied M general health.
L. VN-lS.
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FEASE :. ASuFES1~.
prspep.i. ana 1raises,icn.

Fretcyicki1vr Madison Co.. 70.
DE,1 siR, This a 70 certify that y.ur In
dian Blood Syrup has clrc.1 me ~ fysfaT-la-
advise all similarly i.5.i D. give TO- ). vial
tuHs IHNFz-
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Chills Fever

Plymouth. Hancock Co. III.
DrAB SIR I take ple1-l-e iu saving thai
have given your Indian Blood syrup q tAiT
iriAl IN my family for Chllls and Fever AID ~
oe!Ned sresi oenelt IRON it
TESE CAN.
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CourhsardColds-

Iiichftid. WoufFu-1ery Co. III
DEAR SIE This l. . ccr.-fy that ytur Indian
Blood Syrup las completely cured lr Uf =
severe Gold Irec9Imend lt as valuable .z1.-
IL medicine.
FEAyK :. ASuTE=1V.
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Remedy for Rheuma,isrn.

A.ichelsv.lIs Saline Co. IL.
DLAE SIR have used your reilahlr Indian
Blood Syrup Tor Rhelmsfis1n. and ithas prov
e y = TIE t-si medicine / eycr used far that
ciseSse-
EIIzABETH RETn.
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Never Fails 70 Cure.

I--df1fd. IEW-trCs Co.. Ind
DEAE srE: Mywife was yesy sex gltl Female
WEAKNESS and I had her ircaief - @ number
" physicl ans. bat sne received no t-ne-t from
them. At lGst was persuaded O. Try youf yal4-
able Indian Blood Syrup, ard j. Ia c1sci.
u2lly fElleYec teE-
l.AAl EsuCTT
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Liver and kidney Complaints.

Plymouth HAuro.1 c.. IN.
DTAE SIR purchased ne of y1lr Indian
Blood Syrup frJu -0ur a,elt auI a-trr e fair
ulAl. J czl Gy thz. iar Liver and Kidney Es-
ease. u Ia TIE bssI medicine ever 1set
joins 4. MEEEE-
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Cures Fits.

G1rd0ns1 he Ioran Co. Ey
prAk SfR- his Is - certify tha; your Indian
Blood Syrup has cured nc OF F.i.. which !
va sut.eci 70 IL lsE yG.lAhI, medicine.
jobs MELLE
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Liver Complaint.

FniAnl Clay CO.. l1d.
DrGR sIR wss Afflicted with liver Co-n-
plant fof twelve months. md Vhs eutirsy
cured by he use Of your Indian Blood Syrup.
Il Il Undouo o-ec4g Tie gres.ts --tvl-e--e Aa1su
y tie world.
a. 81. 8E4F-r
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WHoLEsALE AGENTS.

q. iovIs, No: Richardson & Co.. ~ Sorlh
Main ssr-,. Meyer Brothers a Co. q Softh Sec
afd street. and Rktoiezu III North Fifih slftxi.
sfkiSGyIEID. No., ". 4. HALL
81. y-EIH. No: Samuel |. smith & %,
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ChnlsnniFara-C--ca

Nzf4I-lI. Madison CO.. 10.
pEAE SIR AHrr tul EHl-E' Crl-reala w.rh
yOGf justly caietr4-si Indian Blood Syrup,
! cad recsu-Ilt-d 4i e. o la.lanle He1 ri-Ie. i
ereci1A.ly ol.rec E-e u! CEl..s and Fever
IEFT. iuEl1usH.
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Au,tsl.

sherman & Co.. Marshall Mich va-t
an agent En- tlIi, county 81 once. a. a salary
Of slyJ pr month and expense - to-
full r1rticul1rs a.Ilress e. above.
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Never Fails to Cure.

centre Nl.i White Co Ark
pEAR sTR; This is % cerrify that vour indian
Blood Syrup has cured nc OF lslrIt-f7Tr n
The Hear and sick EcatacLg, a-ei al Cth.r
NEs. NAEY A. NEAL
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MR. STURGEON writes from Mentone
that England should listen 10 Mr.. Glad.
stone, cease clustering, and make right
etalsncss and peace their guide.
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Another Sufferer.

Hynouih. Hlnr1ck Co. M.
pstE siz- ! have used yong very excellent
Indian Blood Syrup ilf flyer Cau..la!nt ,slth
elsfly tet ele4Al f.sElz
NARY lEuIN.
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Dyspepsia and Constipation.

Flura Clav Co.. III.
pEAE sIE, have Ussi your reliable Indian
Blood Syrup llr Dysf<Vaa and IurstftafllE.
and have reCelyed great b@ncft thsrF.r.l..
EuEEGE CRAY.
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Third DAy Chil,s.

y. IA tlEy county. Ills
DEAE sIH, Tbs j. % c-Ify TINT your Indian
BLOOD syrup has clgred me % third Day hills,
aiiei n. r:-s- .s-4s,ls.s had ialird
Ms DEoEE.
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plsease Of ne Rlsdder.

N..CharsvI-la. saline Co. III.
DEAE SIE This Is b. r--s q. it.a. yal- Indian
Blood Syrup has greatly lslstted gre iJr
b44d1et lls-s..a,.. -1uy-l-.,-1 % o. Cd s.lli-
lArly ala.ctei
JOHNSON EFTu.
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Diseases Of the Lungs.

Poland, Clay county. Tu5.
p LIAE siie Tbs Is - certify that yauF Indian
D1seHs-
FsEpTT'.E HaLIfSafaa.
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FoR one cent purchase postal card and
send your address 70 DR.. Sanford. l62 Broad
way. New York. and receive pamphlets by
return mail. from which you can learn
whether your liver is out Of order and u
out Of order or in any way diseased. wha,
Is the best thing in the world to take f0r il.
The worst snow ball i that little pesky '
lump that forms on the bOot-heel. ami
introduces the back Of your head to the
sof, side Of the Pavement.
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For Asthma.

Ente-Jr sc. Wayne Co. III.
DE4H SIR: ] have used yuuf excellent Indian
Blood Syrup, cor Asthma. and it hss cured me
BIRD FIrCH
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-si5.si PROM. In so p.,..

Whs, so h2s done in Wall street by le-
sitimate stock speculatiOns. Pamphlets
containing two nnerring rules for success
mailed free 70 any person upon Application.
Addre.. SINP-oS & Co.
- Z 1chsnge Place. New York
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-NF. Lahsuchers has start<-i steam
landry In London, which he describes in
hia Jr,sh
The Osceola times., 1880-01-31

To err is human, and il is the only hu
man thing some people can do.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-31
Bowel Corsu-pt.on

E.lysTV le. Law renee C0-niv I'D
DEAr srz. Ny little dGuEht,r wEs tskeI uith
what the doctors V-unCurosd Bowel CSuflEI-
ton she fingered along sli became rg1-r-1
% a mere skele.0n. tr.ed three phys1c.Ars luI
they failed 20 relieve her. lsuf sEeut al ID
and aivi-ed ne ~ t-y your Indian Blood Sy-
rup, which did. ard 30 vas Irt lCrs hCflre IL
reslorec her to ptrteCt health
JoEs d. Han
The Osceola times., 1880-01-31
PATCH

II = L II = II
For Eeudur In. Bias Copper Iast
O. Irou Hlhocf acid cr ssldeTirE I-lr
n. ANY lzcy or rctilf cau mend 81 lil 10. Hll
= send one sa-lp pate 81 mail vit1 d. -
= rectto1IsI ttat all cTt ltH inch zTIarl y
- patches "a ncCel.i of twenty-five talle -
f0r $40. 10 fJr SO. F9saEe slaI1-s -
- received h &C. -
= AeESTs WANED.-Cau carr one days
- stock IN vrur plCket -aies viii yili1 -
- - 20 81 Pr tfy. our 4pare lils-fE.- =
~ ei GAIA lsgla I'd ilircmus, leUelry. Nsv- =
elites -'aFiunery. e-e. fsEE. AddHe.s
- CRY Ngrsf ~ 90 - s-a.- !--a-s So.
PhiadelTha. Pa
Nsur1fsl filis Qlra-
The Osceola times., 1880-01-31
BONANZA FARMS.

Capitalists are turning their attention
to farming and On the BONANZA farms, u
along the lines Of the North Pacific rail-
way, farms containing from $500 ts5, 500
acres. they are raising wheat at the COS,
Of q cents Per bush el on the farm, and
only IS! cents per bushel in Chicago,
small farmers, in other portions Of the
country, will have 10 put more skill into
farming if they complete successfully
sith these bonanza capitalists Of the
Mort invest
The Osceola times., 1880-01-31
TEAMP,SG sroLK GRorND.

or fathers. with yirgin sell and fewer
extremes Oi weather. and fewer insert
PESTS to contend with, did make good
crop, with 8 system Of farming by which
We vill siarve ourselves and impOyerish
orr farms. The ohseryani farmer knows
that he can no; afford 10 allow his horses
and cattle 10 tramp through his stalk
ground in q wet time. IL i shamefuliy
wastefll and destructive to soil and fOd-
der. When the ground is frozen hard
the stalk cannot lnJure the land, and
stock will no, trample the fodder into the
mud. The reckless pasturing Of stalk
ground cannot he defended. IL Is wan
ton waste The landlord what rents his
corn land and gives the tenant the
privilege Of stalk pasture has no control
to prevent this greatest injury Of his
land. We have seen more farms injured
by tramping in one open. wet season
than the rental Of the farm would pay.
The owner OF the land would have
made money 10 have allowed the farm
TO remain IDLE or in fallOg that year. In
stead Of pastunng the stalks the land
! lord and tanan, each would have made
mere money By having the stalks plOw-
ed under in the fall and during the
winter. The owner OF every farm would
/ promote his interests by requiring all
| stock KEEP; on his farm 20 he wintered
about the barn, and then provide sheds
and racks for shelter, and economical
| feeling Of fodder in the barn-yard or
/ barn.