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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-25

out; then the large folding doors between
the sitting room and parior were opened
and there, IN the center of the room,
STOOD a large Christmas tree, beautifully
trimmed from top to bottom with lovely,
white popped-corn and erauheuies strung
on strlngs and looped over the dark.
green ooughs OF the tree There were
horns OF plenty, made Of white birch
bark, and filled with hickory nuts, but
ternQ.s, beechnuts, and apples.
Ca the lower limbs OF the tree hung
five bright, new sleds. marked with the
names Bertha, Ella, Mamie Lily, Geor-
gle; while on the topmost branches OF
ut the tree hung -four dollles beautifully
dressed hy the nimb.e fingers of cousin
Lou. there We're skates for Btrtic, JIM
my, Frank and George, besides presents
Tor every member ot the family, until
Il really seemed as if the tree could no,
mold another thing.
But ut last. amid ordinations OF de-
hight from the children, the crowning
glory Of the Christmas tree WAS dlscoy-
cred -grandma's clullers which were
cQt into all sorts Of tancltul shapes. One
was q very ugly looking school-ma ann,
with terrible bog nose, which they az
declared should be given 10 Cousin Lou !;
II re were ioys, cats, and little boys and
grIs, land when grandma brought to light
tile Ggiies, sheep that ever WAS seen, with
ears and ,ail So long that II looked al
most rs much like u mule as a sheep. the
laugh that arose almost took the root oil,
Hnr Ella said the sneep must he given to
Bertha.
BQt grandma was not through yet, and
with cumica twinkle In her bright,
| black eyes, she took down wire, on one
end OF which was strung flock OF geese,
with their necks stletche,; out and their
wings widespread, while on the other
end ot the wire was little girl. who
looked as though She was lunnihg tor
dear llie this was more than the boys
could stand, and SO they Just gave three
rocsing cheers tor grandma and her
i Christmas tree fouag fotts Rardf.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-25
L ncle Nose.

Ola lncle Nose of Galveston was not
noticed near the polls on election day,
consequently a tolored striker was sent
ia hunt him up. He was found sitting
nv the fire grooming dismally, III his
cabin.
.l'ncle Nose, has yer voted yet.
asked the colored rounder.
No, chile, wouldn't risk ke,chin
cold in my lungseses foah all dc money
in the world.
Here dollar to pay for your
time.
The old man secured the subsidy, re-
marking; "Ef you IS coming de bull
doze on dis old niggah he weakcns. liey
You fetched "a kerrldgc tor mct
hit 5 waiting at lie doah, lncle
Nose.
lis yer gwlne TO bring me back after
Sc voted.'
bring you righ, back, Uncle Nose;
| hurry up, now.
Gimme dram loah startst'
Here il is, said the emissary, pro.
duclsg a flask "Take a pull.
lie pulled and asked:
.GWinc 20 gimme annuder pull whoa
/ I'se done votcd.' and tsen he pulled
again.
"Yes, take annudder pull night now.
Don't be aieared oh II. Dai plenty
noah whar il come FROM
So the old man pulled again and want
ed to know:
Hey yer got annudder dollar bill wid
yer
Look hcah, ole man, you must low
ae campaign committee 5 made OF money.
Here yer udde. dollar. Now jump in.
. De pools is gwine ter close.
/ "Lor, chile, you maxim out you IS a
statesman, htah! heah. ! sc been ioolin
yer done voted the other ticket only
dis morning, heah! heah! hcah'' and
| tie Old image settled down in front Il
, the fire and nearly chuck!ed his head
of.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-25
LOST AND FOUND.
"a Christmas Story.
CHAPTER /.
TAE WASDENlNG WOMAN.

NE WANDERING WOMAN.
,ould II never ceasc2 We asked, as we
..TAihg out from the window, and
asu . lhe big, feathery flakes. Driven
i anu there in wild swlrls and cldles,
-, aue WIND, thick as the motes that
~ ,ne sunbeams,' the snow came
sa' - ,"oscuring the air, oblltelating the
= ularnng the sharp outline OF the
- = - ahd muif'lng all the sounds OF out
! slc. - FOR nearly Il week there had
hap haalp irost. The ice had rung with
!, 'eal,hy music Of the skates. And
~ ~. h,sloat the frost breaking up, the
ia Aau begun to tall on Sunday night
pnd.. showed all day on Monday, all
Tna5h hlght, and now after hreakias.
| ID .soay - morning, i. was showing rs
81. T. ever. Would it never ccasel''
na, nas out eleven o'clock, and the train
s ca,a' a, uue at Thornley, TIL three. Il
hla !. u'ated TINT If the road was pas
on,.a = al, an hour would surely bt
oa' e. 1T the three miles drive. So til
luck there was no event to fill III
-, amc save lunch at least there was ns
~ p That we knew of.
=. and by, old Margsre. came n anc
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-25

A California inventor has made a
machine for pressing and drying potatoes
so ,ha, they will keep for years, pre-
serving their natural flavor. No chemicals
are used in the operation ofcurlng every
thing being done by a simple machine
capable Of pressing COO bushels OF pota-
toes in q hours. The machine not only
presses the potatoes, but lays them on i
tray in concavc form with the hollow
side down. After the pressure they are
put into drying apparatus, where they
remain for two hours, then they are
ground into coarse meal resembling
crac ked rice. The first shipment Of these
preserved potatoes to Liverpool last year
brought large profit. The average price
Of potatoes in Ssn Francisco IS about -
cents a bushcl. Dried, they brought n
England j. shilIngs a hundred weight
or al the rate Of 81 80 a bushel Tor green
POTATOES. This year preparation has
neen made for drying and shipping
large quantities. It IS said that there
arc 100000 acres Of uncultiyated land on
inc western slope of the Coast rang linear
II san Francisco, especially adapted Y
potato growing. The logs and mist from
the ocean supply sufficient moisture, and
lie soil YIELDS 0ountllnlly. The onl'
problem heretofore las been where Y
I la.rket the product c:eaafe Amertcan
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-25
lie Laughs Best Who Laughs Last.

The train Ind started of. 4 Young
man rushed hreathleSsly IN. Got lett,
did ,ou?' Well, amt l here? he
responded. Then one said he could 60
across the bridge and catch It, and All
other told him when the mex, train would
%. and made various suggestions. TIE
chap looked at the disappearing tram 7
few seconds, when somebody asked,
Where were yon gong linen the
wicked fellow said, Oh. ! wasn't goina
III il. In, there WAS icllu" III he TRAN
TO whom ! promised 10 pay i hlil.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-25
SANTA CLAUS.

uxt7y the current mum Der. mas
a'V noem descriptive OF cartoon
stDnrapsants stDa Santa Claus sitting on
ga et n deep snow and waiting for the
pnes lsy - =, Get 10 sleep. Its one OF Nas.s
a.nwn1s The poems Is as follows
-, nv feet courser' you've brought
4 me TOO soon,
fough the sharp ifostl "''' '''"''' ''''
81 !, sh.p .ha far frozen North. where securely !
i dwell, -, -,.,,,
haIFor long ages they've striven IN
,ra.k - through the wall OF my chosen do
IA main.
lvrest my ice.felds from my ancient con
tear ard down my banner that floats from the
/ pole.
s.en Of a mortal would shatter.. the spell;
against the invader guard myself wei,
driven from earth- must HIDE my gray
ere my kindred, the gay fairy people, have
fed.
for the suirits Of innocent mirth,
10 driven from meadow, from grove, and
elnet WV, hoarth ,
cav fairy people Of earths merry prime,
,;u r.itrn Spenr. in my own fFtg IN
o,;na i,"
N''''N
could not but sigh as my deer sped me
on
'1 Iebn
49," a;..,ra aar,a ipto nv eves
! NEED sns ,''a where brave Han in hi. lonely
pasa sara lies
s'@'e
ua}'-'Twas theirfate 10 be heroes and
die;
TO ,rice mor.als nav for fame. lasting
no Glory honor that's most Ia nv
d,' ha !, tho hearts or the children uu.
.ss;nad
!, M, col esIaen. \, their voices I
hear.
little they puess their old friend il so
u ,nar uon,t eee, :. eo,,aa hara hart
1hssa 80 ,an,, ;o,r,ev. m.L. h.fare
II, NJ
never 10 wa;t in the old fashioned days.
Dre the people put on these new far yied
rms sop'o
dssl;na i,''-o
,he hon.abo,a w.s vra,nea r sound
lMmhrr nv 1fne 3.
' - n'Ae
then down the wide throated chimney I'd
sin,
h nv knansack in hand never fearipr a
DREAMING II s.fel II some narrow.
monthsd An.
break hslf nv nres.nts before 90,
,hronoh
room = :, -
~" =, ,n,
the gloom
an a,i I'm, .a, -. -,
FIRE
M mo ln;a. lao, 80 oafos ,ha,
Young hearts desire.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-25

A MAN Who married 4 JcNpss shortly
ait,rWard joined the temperance sorie-
~, and never dared to Kiss hi Nlft from
that day. because he had considered
himself prohibited ~ the pledge from
me.idllng with Jew-lils.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-25
CHAP TER Ill.

MARION EsctpE or NSDANI 81 fL.oI.
| hope The reader vi! reyeE maze enc
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NEWS GLEANINGs.
Intelligence by Telegraph and Mail sift-
Cd, Selected and Olassifed.
Recsnt l.npOrsant Events at Home and
Abroad DulV Ohonioled.
WASHINGTON.

1t Is pro iable that Drow Hodge viii be
appointed Register of the Salina, Kas,. land
onioe
The senate Naval Affairs Committee
recommended on the Ilth the reieOtiOns Of
the nomination Of LeuteneHt Schenck for
Captain sud Assistant quarter nlaster III the
Marine Corps on the ground that it Is an
act of unwarranted fay0ritisIR ~ II proposes
10 jump thirty or thlrss-IiYe senior ofii-
The Senate join, Resolution passed au-
thorizing the Secretary Of the Navy tO em-
ploy a naval vessel OF charter o ship for the
purpose Of transporting to the famishing
moor Of ireland such contributions as may
be made for their reliet----C0unscl for lie
fendant Ia the action for breach Of promise
brought by Miss Horton against Senator
Morgan's son whom she shot some weeks
since, having filed u number OF Lucy's love
letters written TO Congressman Shelly,
wherein she accuses him Of her seduction
and demands money with which to conceal
her shame Gen Shelly deposition Is also
filed, Ia which he pronounces them an at
tempt at blackmail II the letters are gen
vine, OF which there can be no doubt, il
puts new phase upon the scandal and
paaster ali sympathy from Miss Horton 10
young Morgan, against whom she is striy
ing 10 get judgement for the same oflens
that she has charged Gen shelly.
The inter State Commerce Committee
of the 18th ioptcd Representative Hender-
sons bill rs substitute for the Reagan bill.
Il provides Tor board OF Commissioners
with powers and duties similar 10 those pro-
posed by the McCori bill, and the Charles
Francis Adams plan. one OF the amend
ments extends the jurisdiction Of the com
nissioners over the transportation Of all
property by railroad from one state or ter
rit0ry into or through another. Another
amendment, adopted on mo,iou Of Bliss
requires the commission to IL quire into that
method of result OF their j. quiry Ia their
first annual report, and whether IN their
judgement any, and if ~ what. legislation
isexpedient Ia relation thetcto.
By the bill determinations and rebates
are forbidden. HenderSon'S bin was adopt.
vi by vote of q ayes 30 . nays. The bill
was ordered to the House with the request
that an early day be assigned its cOnsidera.
tlOn. The last section of the bill appropFi
les S25 900 for carrying into effect III pro
visions from the date Of enactment 20 June
~, 1871, aud provides that no pending Iii
cation between railroad companies shall iI
any way be affected by the provisions OF tbs
act.
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WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY


CATTLE. Extra prime steers, .5Oe and
over, ~ .75c 600 tair 10 prime, s4.S0c 400
S4.25 native feeders ay. 900 10 800. 81. 25c
3.75a s 10; native stockeTs. ay. 500 to I.OoO
g. 500 $3.50; hRtiye COWS, iair TO good, s. "a
(a&3.2i; Texan steers. 81 200M$3.OO
HoGs. --Common 20 choice. IA 0Oc 43j
stockers, S3OOc 3.75
GRAIS. Winter wheat No ..SIl0; Win.
ter wheat, No. s, IL .O2f. Wiz Ter wheat. No
=, V7 Corn, No. 2 misi 4. 27so; Corr
rejected, 9ici Oats, No. ., sc Rye, No. :
02c.
GENERAL PRoDucE.--App =, per bbl.
t2.25M$3D Butter. choice. Ice III
Butter, medium grade, lie 465 Cheese
Kansas prime, l2G l3c; Hams, 9MgIc
Lard, 7@sc; Eggs, per dozen, 900; Pota
toes, 4O@75c; Sweet potatoes, Sc 20.
HoRsRs.-AuctiOp horses and pOnics, good
$50 90 SJ5 Auction horses and ponies extra
S35 10 81 Plug horses, very common, SIG &
s25; Plug horses. fair, $40 10 -; Plug
hsises, extra, SO 70 $tO; Plain heavy work
ors s3h 10 $75 Good heavy workefs $50 tC
SO; Fair to extra heavy workers, 500 tC
$50.
BRoKE MuLEs Mules I3l 10 II hand.
high, $50 TO So Mules II TO i44 hands high
$40 TO S5O Mules l45 to 10 hands high, SGS
10 S'i5 Mules l44 "a 10 hands high. extra
S75 to -; Mules IS 10 l5lhands high, Sst
20 500 Mules II 10 l5l hands high, extra
HIl5 10 Sl4e; Mules i5l 70 10 hands high
81 70 10 $50.
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PERSONAL AND roLIrIcAI..

Senator elect Garfield, Of Ohio, has five
children; ne has two sons la college.
--General Skohelon has been appointed
to the command of the Russian Rekk eA-
petition.
The Vlceroy of i4iang kiang died re-
Gently. During four years ef his reign he
ordered the decapltation Of four thousand
persons.
President Hayes, ii Is said. will recon-
mend In special message, that the Panama
canal be not permitted, If under control of
foreign capitalists.
The North German Gd-ettc of Berlin says:
"Germany's army Is her weapon Of defence
and not Of attack We would be, very glad
if the same could be said with certainty of
the armies Of our ueighbon.
Sergeant Glover of company Is, second
cavalry, stationed at Fort keogh with q
SQUAD of ten soldiers and ten Indian scouts,
on the fourth instant killed two and captur-
ed the balance Of squad OF five Houx, sup
posed to belong to Sitting Bulls band, who
had been committing murders and outrages
IN that section.
--Ex-Governor Seymour offers wine IN
his guests but takes none himself. Ii Is
related that at the time of the Maine law
excitement in New York, when he, as Gov
ernor, vetoed the prohlbitory bill, casks OF
fine liquor and tuns Of choice wines were
sent to him from all quarters by his admir-
eTs. lie thus has a cellar inll Of rare old
vintages which he dispenses 10 his callers
but never touches himself
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GENERAL FoEEIoN Norns.

"A treat Toxic recently destroyed nine
thousand houses.
lit Is expected that the Socialist laws of
Germany will be extended for ten years.
The bill for the prolongation Of the
anti-Soeialistic law in Germany proposes 10
extend its operation 10 1886.
France lost by the expenses Of her con.
test with Germany, and the consequent loss
Of resources, 13,930OO 900 francs or 80 6sS,.
257, 800 In our money, which is more than
our entire national debt.
The steamer Constance, coal laden
from Cardiff fer Malta, foundered in gale
Monday last, Of Lands End. The crew
was drowned except two men rescued by a
steamer believed 70 be bonnd.for Anerica.
1T ~ reported that Dean Stanley says
that the erection Of monument 10 the late
Prince Louis Napoleon in Westminster alb
hey has been irreyocaby determined upon,
although II Is not likely 10 be carried out
Immediately
lin consequence Of the III health Of the
Empress, the Gar Of Russia has declined
all tenders of the attendance of special rep.
Tesehtatives from other courts on the occa-
sion 0f the twenty-flfth anniversary Of his
accession to the throne.
The Mansion House Committee NJ Dub
lin has letter from Archbishop Gibbons, OF
Baltimore, expressing sympathy for the snf
ferers. The total subscriptions 10 the Man
sion House fund are f65, 300 Grant f24 600.
t2OOV have been received from Brisbane,
Australia, and f600 from Bombay.
The London nmaisays, war vessel which
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OTHER MARKETS.

CHICAGO Wheat, February, 81 20i March,
~ ,2ls. Corn, February, 36c; March 36ac;
May, Ale; June, +G9c; July, 4lic. Oats Feb
ruary, 32ic; March, 32Ac; April, 32Ec; May.
Mac.
ToLEDo, Wheat, firm: February, II 20;
March, Sl,3li; April, Sl,33l May, sl ,S5l
Corn, steady; high mixed, 40c; No =, cash,
zoe; May, 43c.
caSo :, ~ GHh ~ Z, rp tS' ~ d' H,nIep @ % aai.
No. 2 amber, i,44. Corn, quiet; No. ?, 8l4c,
ILLyAUKEE Wheat, strong; No 3 cash,
81 l9a; February. do March, 81 20l April.
81 219. No. 3. 81 .0G.
BALTIMORE, Wheat, No. . cash, 81 44l,
April, 81 ASA. Corn, mixed western, quiet.
February, 55sc; March, 53lc. April 61c,
LIVERPOOL Winter wheat, f0s 2d@ lOs
l0d, spring, I0s@l0s. I'd Corn, old, 5s I'd
new n ID. oats, GS2d.
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Kldnappers ana aadhouae..
Now Ynrk Herald


Considering that this is free country,
and the year Is some centuries In advance
of the Dark Ages, the ease with which
DR.. Shulge Of Mexico was placed in a
prominent Philadelphia madhouse il de-
cidadly alarming. A New York business
house Instructed the manager OF the asy-
lum 10 expect such patient; the doctor
was taken 20 the institution under the
supposition that he was goingto banking
house 10 have q draft cashed, and let
ter, purporting 10 be from the doctors
wife, was presented with some others.
Not certificate or line Of writing from
any foreign or American physician was
preseRted; merely upon the personal let
teTs alluded 10 the doctor became an in
mate of the asyluml Undoubtedly the
name and whereabouts of the institution
will be carefully recorded for future use
by all foreigners who are jealous Of their
wives or husbands, all impecunious sons
of fathers who are slow 10 die, and by
conspirators of all sorts who are anxiou
TO have any one disposed of without
recourse to murder; bih that Pennsylva-
mia or the United States proposes TO al
low thks country 10 be the scene Of any
such outrageous trickery does not clearly
appear. Certainly neither viii alloA
experts" like the one who testified on
Saturday 10 be the arbiters of a lone for.
C.gner's fate.
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An Accidental Cnrn.

When death was hourly expected from
Consumption, all remedies having failed and
DR.. II. James was experimenting he acci.
dentally made a preparation Of Iadian
Hemp, which cured his only child, and new
gives this recipe on receipt Of tgo stamps u
pay expenses. Hemp also cures night
sweats, nausea at the stomach, and wIll
break fresh cold In "a hours. Address
Craddock & Co., 1882 Race street Philadel.
phia, Pa. namiag this paper,
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Small pox among the Rosebud agency
Indians, Is proving very destructive to hfe
The California Legislature has passed
bill aud the Governor has approved Il, en-
forcing the clause In the new constitution
against the Chinese. II will soon be before
the courts
The fourteenth annual meeting Of the
Northwestern Dairymen's Association, at
Harvard, M, adopted resolutions fayoring
National aud State legislation 10 regulate
the manufacture and sale Of oleomanganne.
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RoyaI Gems.
Pall Nan Gazette.


The pearl is the emily gem, that is wor-
thy of companionship with the diamond,
sapphire, ruby aud emerald. The opal and
cats-eye, costly and beautiful as they are,
are but as duke and marquis to the roy-
atty OF these others. As for amethyst
and onyx, jasper and chrysolite, tnr.
quoise and topaz, hyacinth and agate
and selenite-all these and their like
have come TO Of scant account As a
diamond, the famous "Braganza" gem
brand-new from Brazil as it IL, is well
worth E52y 300 900: white topaz, which Il
is shrewdly thought 10 be, It's Of no In.
terest at all. II weighs $50 carats, and
is as large as an egg; but what Is it in
comparison with the blue Hope diamond
which only weighs A i-2 carats, is abso,
lutely unique, and hasa legend ofits own
like any knight-errantP The peridot
once more valuable than the imperial
diamond, is now a more sectarian Jewell
affected by the members OF the Society
of Friends. As the diamond is su,
perior 10 all the fashions of the world,
and still retains its place at the head oi
the mineral kingdom, 1t is not unpleas-
ant 10 find that diamond-cutting invent
ed for Europe by Louis de Berquem, and
perfected by the great Venetian, Vim
cent PeruzA, who invented the brilliant
was better done in London once upon
time than anywhere; and that, though
there are 2z 600 Jews ut work in Amster-
dam--cutting, polishing, and setting-the
craftsmanship ofthe old London lapidar-
les has never been surpassed,
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BLEcrRicTY is now acknowledged the
greatest creative for chronic nervous disor.
ders, entirely supervising medicines whea
intelligently applied In cases Of Nervous
Debility, Impalred Physical Energy I'm
potency, Organic Weakness Paralysis Brain
Trouble, etc. DIR. Bryan's Electric Belt and
appliances evolve continuous current on
electricity when applied to the body, and
are the only genuine. illustrated patnphlets
may be had by addressing the Bryaf Ap-
pliance Co., No 2, Bond Street. New York
Clty
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The Mo1nnn Man Mod Ahn,Ira

are those having the finest complexion
Anybody can be beautlfed by using the
simple recipe of a French Physician writ
ten In plain language; the ingredients TO be
found in every house, You know what you
are using II removes freokles, tan and
moth. Send one dollar 70 Mrs. Lillian
Darcy, Kansas City, Mo-, and you can
make one hundred times the amount by
disp0siDg Of Il to your neighbors.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26

Mrs. Ellen Fitzgerald, of Louisville,
Ky, coinInitted suicide on the 18th, by set
ting fire To her underclothing with ID match
Her body was burned to q crisp, and her
lmir almost all snged Of
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AHnnashnih nas.,-

A Book on the Liver, Its diseases and
their treatment sent Free. Including treat
lses upon Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver,
Jaundice Biliousness, Headache, Constipa-
ton, Dyspepsia, Malaria &c, address DIR.
New York,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26

X. l.. Mosely, OF Montreal, Canada. oeFtifea
Sept 27th ,ls79, that he had suffered terribly fSom
dyspepsia and was completely cured by kAktaR
Warmers Safe Bitters. He says: ~My appetite h
good, and / now suffer no inconVenience ffOm
eating hearty meals" These BitieTa are also q
specific for Rll skin diseases
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AmnnanI,nIlI Nend

A Book on Liver, ita diseases and their
treatment sent Free. Including treatise up
on Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, Jaun.
Dyspepsia, Malaria &c, address DR.. Stan.
ford, iG2 Broadway, New York City, New
York,
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Caution Is always necessary when ker-
osene Is burned, but never more 40 than
when used in the barns and stablcs, A
candle well secured within q franz OF
glass for use in the barn, is cheap. handy,
and, above oil, comparatively safe, even
II should fall from It's support. Do not
use any lantern In the barns and stebles
~ ~ can be possibly avoided.