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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10
MINNESOTA NEWS,

Mrs. Peter Maggie, of Rich
Praiaie, gave birth recently to three
children, all boys. She has been
married three years, and at two pre-.
vious continements, gave birth to
twins, making seven children in
three years.-,St. Charles Times.
Rumor says that Prof. Saroni, of
St. Paul, has invented steam wag-
on which he thinks will prove a
perfect success, and will give the
horses summers run to grass. 1t
will climb hills, ford streams, leap
dykes and hedges, is kind in harness
or saddle, and warranted yong and
sound. Trot'er out; we'd kinder
like to see her gait.-WIght Co..
Times.
Lost Nation Wheat is not held in
high esteem by the Minneapolis
Millers. They refuse to buy 1t IA,
all, and when sold the price is fifteen
cents a bushel less than Fife wheat.
st. Peter Tribune.
We learn that few mornings
since Mrs. A. II. Reed awoke from
an unusually protracted sleep, and
realizing a peculiarly dull sensation
in her head, she arose from her bed
with some alarm, and to her aston
ishment found the room filed with
gas, which had escaped through a
broken mica in the coal stove, and
the canary bird and cat both dead.
Her youngest child was lying in a
heavy and stupefactive sleep, and
showed upon being aroused that the
gas had taken almost complete pos.
session of it's senses. It was very
narrow escape for both the mother
and child, and is warning to all
who use coal heaters to watch them
observation-disclosures Register.
Editor Miles, of the Dodge Center
Press, will move his printing ma.
terial to Brooking, and establish q
newspaper with the promise of a
hearty support.
The Irish Catholic Colonization
Society incorporated under the laws
of the State OF Illinois made pur.
chase of land Of the Sioux City road
OH Saturday, embracing 1898 acres
of the company's lands in Mobiles
county, Minnesota. Ten thousand
dollars were paid on account Of the
purchase and the balance will be
paid in few days. The society
have given orders for the erection OF
fifty houses on the land. and the
Sioux city Company have contracted
to transport the lumber.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10
A LIST Of German Consuls in tn.

A LIST Of German Consuls in the
various countries in the world is pub
lished in the Ausburg Gazette. In 1870
there were. all told, 4O2 German Con-
suls; in 1879 the number has increased
. to GIG. OF these more than one-half
are in Europe, to-wit: In England, 70;
in Sweden and Norway, 66 (33 in each
country; in Russia, 20; in Italy, 81; in
Spain, IS; in Denmark, 20; in Turkey,
ID; in France, IS; in Roumania, z. In
Brazil there are 18 German Consuls; in
the United STATES, II. There are con-
suls also in Africa and Oceanlca lin
Hawaii and Salnoa). The number Of
consuls gives some idea Of the magni-
tude of the German trade with the
different countries.
The London correspondent of .
Liverpool paper says that Turkey has
contracted with the Providence Arms
Company of Rhode Island for 600. 600
rifles at $3.50 apiece, and 500, COO, 900
cartridges. The total value of the con-
tract is put at $40, 5000 The terms
of payment are not stated. but urgent
delivery is called for.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10

Gen. J. II. Baker, editor of the
Mankato Free Press takes the fol
lowing sensible view en- the Presi.
Dental question::
''The Free Press candidate for the
Chicago nomination, is that stall
wart in Republican who can win.
Give us the man with the elemen!
Of personal success, who is repre-.
sentative Republican. We wan,
enough Republican marrow in his
bones SO that we will have no hig.
Cling about his Republican princip
els. Show as such a man that can
carry New York and you will have
shown us our preference. Let US re-
member that the first thing in order
is the triumph Of Republican prin
ciples. Then give Us man whose
record will inspire implicit conf
dence in his perfect loyalty to those
principles, and the true. hearted pa
triots OF the land will carry him in
triumph to the White House. Oul
cause has many gallant and trie6
champions. Let the contest be
tween them be fair and friendly
Say nothing, which, sometime We
may wish unsaid or undone. If yol
are winginga shaft at Grant, lay il
aside. you have poisoned arrow
for Blaine, burn it up. If GU have
unkind shot for Sherman, draw thu
charge. Treat each probable nomi
nee 50 that you will have nothing
to recall in the presence of the enc
my: Don't stupidity arrange to Ed
cold crow. Hurrali for Grant! Hur
rah for Blaine' Hurrah for Sherman
Hurrah for Windom! and may thu
best man win!'
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10
The board of education in GlencO

The board of education in Glencoe
has formally resolved not to use the
Merrill text books nothwithstand-
ing the Interpretation of the law by
'ur attorney general, and 1t now re-
mains to be seen whether the people
# Il school district have right to
She money which they have levied
md paid out of their own pockets.
This is point to be settled by the
supreme court.-Hastings Gazette.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10

The stupidest man in Maine, says
paper, is farm hand near Leban.
on. He was hired to pillow a ten.
acre field, and his boss, wishing him
to draw straight furrow, directed
his attention toa cow grazing op-
posite telling him to drive directly
coward that COW. He started his
horses and the farmers attention
was called to something else. In a
SHIRT time he looked around to see
what his hired man was doing. The
COW had left her place and was walk.
ing around in the field and the hired
man following her, drawing a zig
gag furrow all ever the field.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds,
Strawberries. Peaches. &c.

NEW SORTS BY MAIL.
Plants Of the newest and finest I'M
proved sorts, carefully packed and
prepaid by mail. My collection of
Straw berries took the first premium
for the best Collection, at the great
show of the Mass. Horticultural &c.
ciety, in Boston. | grow over 100
varieties, the most complete collec-
ton in the country, including all the
new, large American and imported
kinds Priced descriptive Cata-
logues, gratis, by mail. Also Bulbs,
Fruit Trees, Roses, Evergreens.
Choice Flower, Garden, Tree, Ever
green, Herb, or Fruit Seeds, 25 pack
cts of eithor for $1.00 by mail.
&C. TIE True Cape Cod Gram
berry, best sort for Upland,
C.. Lowland, or Garden, by mail,
prepaid. $1.O0, $500 per 1000.
Wholesale Catalogue to the Trade.
Agents wanted.
Il. III. Wntsoa. Old Colony
Nurseries und SEED Warehouse. Ply
mouth, Mass. Established 1912.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10
The Winona Rennbl;can saws tina

The Winona Republican says that
ex-Lieut. Gov Armstrong of this
State. who has just returned from 4:
soiourn in Louisiana, reports that
he Republican sentiment in that and
.djoining States, is overwhelmingly
FOR Gen. Grant as the next Presi.
lent and that nothing can prevent
this sentiment from being manifest.
d in the Convention at Chicago.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10

The St. Peter Tribune truly re-
marks: 1.-The decline Of the Grant
boonf is the most remarkable de-
line we ever heard Of" Six out of
the ten delegates to the Chicago cen
vention so far elected in North Car
Dina are instructed for Grant, and
three fourths of the delegates to the
Massachusetts, Republican State
convention are also reported to favor
the man on horseback. If the boom
continues to 'decline' at this rate
Grants nomination will be assured
long before the time for the meet.
ing of the convention
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10

Anumber Of San Francisco CAPT.
talists alarmed by the communistic
tendencies of the Pacific coast under
the guidance ofthat champion blath.
erskite Dennis Kearney, are gradu.
ally transferring their. property int.
rests to New York city, where they
will be more secure.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10

A movement headed by senator
Henderson is on foot in St. Louis to
send an anti. Grant delegation from
Missouri to the National Republican
convention. It will be remembered
shat Grant dismissed Henderson as
tttorney in the whisky suits for Uni.
called for abuse of himself.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10
FOreign.

A ST. PETERSBURG telegram of the
1st says the Duke of Edinburgh had advised
the Car of Russia, his father-in law, to abdi-
cate.
INTELLIGENCE was received from
Bombay on the LIST that the steamer Vingoria
had foundered, five Europeans and about
sixty natives perishng.
The Hull (England) District Bank
suspended on the LIST. 1t had nominal cap
ital of $42,ooo. =
In the City of Mexico on the LIST a
grand review of the troops stationed in the
Capital was given in honor of Gcner Is
Grant and Sheridan, who stood on balcony
Of the ambassadors Hall, at the Palace. as
they marched past. The famous Rural
Guards, over 1000 strong elected particu-
larly the admiration Of the American party
The Palace Square and adjoining streets
were thronged with people.
The twenty-ffth anniversary of the
coronation of the Car of Ru. sis
was duly celebrated at St. Petersburg
on the ID. Contrary to expectation the
city was exceptionally quiet, and there
was absolutely no disturbance. DEGREES were
publlshed In the Official newspapers pardon
ing prisoners, remitting taxes and conferrin.:
orders
The report of the arrest of Vera Sas.
sulitch was denied in St. Petersburg tele-
gram Of the I'd. It was believed that the
rumor of her presence in that city Yves circu,
lated to mislead the authorities.
A TEHERAN PERSIA dispatch, re-
ceived Oh the ID, says the idea of Persian
expedition to Herat had been abandoned, be-
cause of the political complications likely to
result therefrom.
ACCORDING to q Paris telegram Of
the Sd France had entered into negotiations
with England and the United States with Z.
view to terminating the war between Chilli
and Peru. 81
GR1ssEI, the Londoner who some
IL
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10

No. 1, volume 1, of ''The North.
ern Signa],'' A. De Lacy Woods
new venture at Caledonia, D T., is
before us. It is neat seven col.
umn folio, Republican in politics,
md starts out with good advertis
ing patronage. The Signal is a wei
come visitor to our sanctum table.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10

The Pennsylvania supreme court
has decided that note, the date Of
which was printed in 49,, but on
which the 81" has been altered to
an ''8'' on account of the new en-
nmeration now required, is not
valid
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10
The unparalleled Donnell " ash
burn contest case still hangs fire in
the elections committee. ri

Reports from Winneconne, Wis,
say that the entire winter wheat
crop of that section will be fail
-nre, caused BY frequent freezing and
thawins. Most farmers will pillow it
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
The Idlsnsss of uirls
tn,m R,,. Washington GlaidcU' Paper ~ the
May 81 Nicholas.

tr,m H.. Washington ulnidyu, faIcT ~ TIE
MAY 81 Nicholas
Another great mistake that many cot
our girls are making, and that thrlr
mothers are either encouraging ~ a.
owing them To- make, ~ that nl si'ehu'
iug their time cut ut Srhnol ~ dizziness
az IA frivolous amusementS, d"lng u"
work lu speak at, aud learning nothing
Hhnut the practical dutlcs and ihe scIi'
uus cares ct lie. II IL not only ~ the
NrallhieT families that the glTls ~.
,ruwiur up mlulcnl aud unpfacticei
in hnuSrhuld work mdrCi, llhnk lha,
more attention IL paid To the industrial
training nj girls IA thv Scalthlrst laulil'
Ten than IN the families at mechanics
and ct people ia moderate circnnIsiaI',
crs, where thr mothers arc compelled
tn work hard all the while.
Within the laSt week, SAYS one "l
my correspondents, II have heard I've
mothers, worthy Women IA mnSi IT,
sprcls. say, first, that her daughter nov
az did ANY sweeping. Why, u sit
wants la say tu her ~CuIupantun, ! never
swept a room IA my life, and laLcH any
rnmiurt ia IL, let hor say At; aud YET
thai mother IL suIruWiug much uNvl
the shortcomings at that NrIl daugl'
lrr. The other SAID she would not l'l
her daughter la anything ~ The kil'l'
en-. Poor dcludvd Numaul she dtd u
al herself, instead
The habits nj iudulrucC aud ui help
Irssnrss that ATE lnuS luTmrd are not
thr.guatr~i evils resulting lrnu thus h"I
prarticr, ll,c srlishucss thai II lnSlcr'
1, Ihr worst thug ahuut IT, How dc.
void ui runs,iruCc, huN lacking ~ al
tuur sense III tenderness, az even oI
Iusl,ur, a glrl must lr, VII" viii thus
consent Ia duyut, all her time nut "I
.,huul H. plrasurtug While her mother
lS ngur,ug all the heavy huulcns ol ia,
hnu.rhulll Aud the iunlish Nay NJ
which mothers themselves sonoltu'r'
talk about lhls, even Ia thu prcsrnrr al
their gliidrru, N mlsChlcEuus ~ The ~.
Irene 90 Hattie N 81 ahsorlxd VII
hrT hacks. ur hvr Crayuus, uT ier rni
hTuidrTy, that size takes nu INTEREST "
~hnusrhuld matters, AMI ITO net Ike IL
call uu hCt A II iho daughlrr h'
lnugcd 10 a superior urdcr Vt hcings ano
must not sull her hands or utlir hrl
t,Hprr With necessary houscwuTk The
muthrTlsthrdrudgr, hrdaughtcr 18Th,
Tine lady Tor whom she tolls. No mntlr'
Who suffers such a state at this rau
preserve the respect at hrr daughter
and the respect al hcr daughter ~
mother can alioui h. lnsc.
The result at all this IL to lurm IN iht
minds Ut many guls a. only u d'Sla''
hr lahuT, hut u Siniempt Tor II, and q
puuosa to avoid It ~ hong A. they ilN,
hy some means 90 other,
There IL SCARCELY uno ui these ~ let
tiers Nhirh dncs not mvntiun THIS as un,
at the chirl errors IA thc training oi oui
gtrls at the present day. IL Is not unt
y,rsal bat il IL altogether loo prevalent
Aud ! want a. SAY !" YOU, Rirls, that u
YOU are allowing yourselves ~ erow az
With such habits III indolcncc aud surl
notions about work, You arr preparing
inr Yourselves u miserable iuiure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

made a. usuTp lot II the place which the
King James version nox hils bishop
Coke still Ia tbs most prominent oil these
uneasy ones, but he has not q lev sym
pathiEefs. They overlook several lacu
which deserve 10 be remembered. One
IL that the King James version, which
they use and and honor, 10 itself only a
revision, and no moro entitled 10 TO
spect lot IL Inherent dlgniiy than any
other. Another 10 that the new revision
will De 70 similar in general 10 the Ming
James that the differences will not be
easiy tD detect. For substance ot doc
trlne they will be identical. aud the cor
rrctions Of the latter, which the former
will contain, will not he startling. A
third TACT is that nobody expects OF lie
sirus the new revision to supplant the
OLD one suddenly. II II prove Ia be the
irueT and better revision, ~ doubtless u
will, IL will bo adopted slowly aud surely
until is use shall have become general,
hut nu spAsmOdic change 10 likely 10 nc
VuC. Finally, whoever prefers Ia con
tinua the use ut the King James version
Is quite at liberty To 10 ~ Congrogd'
l-iOnaiisi.
Flowers turn to the sun and children
toward the light Il Is only When men
are grown aud living Ia the conscious
ness 1T their Owu strength that they 10
verse all this and turn to lhe darkness
A true thing was never better said In
a single sentence than by the Bishop OF
berry when he remarked thai there
were man, binds OF passage nowadays
Who merely dip the tips VI their wings
ia the still and solemn lake OF penI-
leucc, then pass un and are seen no
NOR
We have rarely e a more touching
little incident than this told lay n New
Haven paper A widow'schlld received
a reward Ut merit IN school aud ran
eagerly home a. her mother, saving. ~
.hr entered her humble dwelling, IL
held Il up Ia the sky all the way home,
mamma, so that papa might see what n
gund girl am.
4 certain little damsel having becn
aggravated beyond endurance 10y her
brother, pumped dawn upon her knees
aud cried: "Oh, Lord. bless my brother
Tom. tie lies, lac steals, he s~cars; all
huys do, us girls don't Amen
Tho Rev. Mr. 4. was more prominent
IN his day lur the brllilancy ut hls inr
agination than ior the lorco Ut his
logic. At une time he Was preaching
on the MINISTRY at Angels, and IN
the permtion he suideuly observed,
81 hear a whisper '' The change OF
lone startled the deacon below IRON a
dronsy muod, aud ]sprIuglug To- his ioet
lac erc.aimrd. II guess II is the boys IN
the gallery" Mapping IN church ls a
dangerous habit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
MALE.


my NIKITfuI pkfp ~ TRIST MApt
ID by Robert Cuslaln aud ~l.a,Eiia. his Wti'
aud lhnIaas t~,,Alaiu, " Tie uuivIsigtI,l lHHt
lng late The Ntb DAY 1T Aukufi \ u. eul
VI Ir,url iu tie tlrtL's once 81 ur '"u"iy
Cauu n Ohio ruuut,. West Virginia. la lEIk
MONDAY. INA IHp DAY uf NAY, ls-
H.ptuutug NJ 10 u'cluHk , n ~ baid day, sell 81
public auction al the iturit iput 81 thr b'n'il
hutry vi ssil uuuutj, uuy iullua lug l'ssit'vl
Ilr,cs of panels II iaHd, lliuE aHi btins siitsi
Ell Ia ual paI III to- Iiy IL Mhe'link tuu"u
a. NuIh Wheeling ip the alliliun go iht ~
III wheeling known ~ hushhrlds aml Ne
Auhrn's aliittuu. aud which saii plsfs's 81
IATrrla II laud ave dVslgpAlri uu W, piai al sail
Aidiliun ~ iuts uumlrfvl lhihrVn tO AL I"ii
leu 10, except y fvrt lbthts ~ the south
sidr Il lot ~ ~
II was agfcsi nstwr,n lhr p~nlz H. -ali icci
oi uuKt that N thU lAfAVs III ur trt PAT isltVl
ut rhusul Ia pay tmt miousi ~ any Iad ihtfsl
srmi annually 80 ihv uuir seeub7d vi shi dol
~ iuiAi, lhuG The panl al uir s,'lhi part ahaii
pnStlsl 10 ssil th0 piuIHluJ u,Vt,u convey 81.
co. attended ~ IN 10 and aprll he ptuS'sda 81
asii sale a. veil ~ uht paStaynt 80 siid luti toa'
a. MA, AZ The time al SAIL sale 30 dus s,,i az
paid and " iir Isi mcui ui The principle suia
muutlonsti IN said n0tc.
The sari sale all br made !" pausr ui Ut isil
az. ~ VI, PARTIES ~ LAY the intfvsi atni ana"
alb al NE rate ~ ia ISf ount pf ainIum
fIEas ~ Alu Opt inird ii ~ n,ii puf
chase muusb uasL in hand, ihg balance iu tNu
tuual la ntuls AZ slS snd tsrlNc muuiha y W.
iutcnfi ~, purchaser giNins putrs s"cuttsi "
d,,si ~ tut un u,e ptuiTnN iH iho dslelnl
iai meat. ot The Nhmr Of a., puuha-r muu,y
viii LV utoi,ud la cash u tht punhassf pnrh e.
The utlr Ia The sbo's pr'IsItl is b,lis''i u
b. perfect. hut. - iiins a. tuaste, shalt 'an ~
uul such Allu ~ B. NrslU1 Ia ns W aid iisi II
tust GIBSON J.. CRANhth
mclnaut Ifusisv,
The aLu,y salr IL %alJuuul,i unti saturday.
Aal 18th. al 10 utl,ak n
mat GiB-ON l. JhAshth, Iuust"f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

shonld be doaa la the besi nse,sIt
manueI. In tutulug alollore 9rni any
breaks or ''haiksh tn the work VII prove
an a~nnoyanfs h after c%ultivsii9p, app
should be avoided.
nAsuRgs.
Corn, unlike the other cereals, viii
bear the direct application al manure IN
liberal quantities. For Immediate TO
suits, we'll rnttcd manures are Always
hest. hut that taken O~niernlented from
the hamyard may be- applied to corn
Long manure may ho placed nnder'
While short manure may be- spread upon
the surface and worked into the soil 10y
the harrow aud c%ultiNator
The time ui planting corn VII OF
curse vary With the localiy bul u WI
Ice better, as a rule, 10 secure u thorough
pueraratinn Of the soil before puiting
la the scrd, even II u Somewhat delays
the time Ut planting late planled oorh'
Ia u warm we'll pulyrrized soil usually
takes the lcnd o. that which has l"en
struggling FROM an cltfy Hlart under nh'
favorable conditions
iNstCrs,
The putalo beetle has hacorne such an
abundant aud Troublesome pCsi thai "
should hr given no quarter not even
from the start. by cOmhinud effort IN
the early PARTON Ui the season lhr
hugs may be kept Ia check aud thus
do ycTy little damage. Paris urern has
l,reu ~ hong and Successfully rmpinyul
that II Is scarcely ncrcssary ~ explain
It's mode eli application. suffice n Ia
SAY that the liquid method is the one
nov generally pracliccj, that Is. mlN the
Paris Green With water aud sprinkle II
upon the vines. 4 cuitca pat may loo
converted mtu a sprinkler 10y providing
the spout with Va extension aud a r"Sc
NJ the end. The only source ui danger
II ia the careless handling, and the pot.
son should hc kept aud uscd With a iuil
know ledge OF Ia nature
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
HINTS ron THE WORK OF
MAY.

MAY h a very busy month, aud there
- so much wotk crowded into Il that a
farmer IL la danger OF hving IN a hurry
livery hour ni work should be ~ planned
that "A nil tell most efieCtually aud this
Ia do the musl uUsrut and important
work hrsI, and leave those thing, Shi'h
MAY L. done almost ~ veil bye and
1--we. As xe spN - dn Nc reap, and a.
this Is the month OF SAVING, the "ofk
NOW Will ia great measure dc.rfuint
what the harvest OF the year dsail hr'
hrp pushing ON, but With a plan.
LABOR.
IA must H. admitted by every one IA.
miiar uith iarm Sork, that tbs ab'r
problem IL a diiicull one, aud u may
lalny. irnm ia. Importance, claim The
art consultation in deiding upon the
plaa az operations ioT the year. The
| largest possible crops may mol return
prail II the laiaT in thor proinciioa
Ia. nol besn veil planned, One ct tht
most important advantages obtained
from A systemaiie rotation III crops, con
si.i. In As malicious dlslihation u IA
hor throughout tho year ~ that her'
may not ba a Surplus AZ n time, aud
deAelsncy a. another that viii require
tins smployGsai Of axiEa hands al III
highest wase<-
In The Northern and Western states
oorn piantins viii be the lraaing occupa
t,oa al lhs month, bot this shonhi no
proseai a lair share Of aiicntoa y
Other eroys that sin be neejri a. 2 Y
serve when pastures arr yxsung short
a. veil a. tafurnssh q variety OF lr,At p
x,stsrs ase. A soa IN bah eondltlan
and lh0Foaxhly psepsrei, vuh siyr W
bs.t promise u = COOL paYinx enpp q
Indian Com. The previous eropptns 9
~. soil. xill have an inhueaoe upon ~
erop. vhich isnesty A. important :
ths immsiizae application 81 manure
A wod clover sol, or grain, OF rsa
= ~imnedntsly alter . Aif enep Z
. clover, mas bs iolo~ea By corn Shh
god prspss 81 snoce-~
PlOstSG. 3
| fhs plsuins and al snhseqast
~ Al d. x4l loI The xrE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

TuE host sll 81 give Ia your enemy
h. forgiveness Ga yunT opponent, tot
cuan,r, 81 a TREND. your heart, 10 your
child, a good cNamplc; TO a father,
ivicfcuer; 10 ypnI mother. conduit
that Mill make hef proud oi you 10
yourself, respect; 10 all men, charity
ani h. tlr si,k. simmons LAYER kYn.
lalor. I found Il eHrylirui ior soar
stomach, indigestion, dghsesN aud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

FROM HoA AudTeN CornSAI
TX Member Vt Legislature, Ncs loTN
Stale.
AIGAASuW, Bn, Jan. 3, lssl
H. ii. H4r,sr q To-.
GENrs, | have been troubled sIuh
kidnoy didtuliy Tor the last TIRES years
and in O,tubcf lasl hal a very sc'efe
atla,k. lh.rn commenced taking yonr
sAir kidney and liver Care anl Obtain
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Kidney and LAYER Cure In tie honsc. !.
Yoan truly,
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