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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-09-03
NEWS IN BRIEF.
ALand Slide.
A w ater-sDOut

Sixty-ive houses were engulphed in a land
slide at the village of Vartari, Moldavi. No
lives We're lost.
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CATTLE raising on the River Flatte, in South
America, has made great advance within a
few years past, aud i'll the south of the republic
particularly the business is fast extending.
Present prices are said to be unprecedented and
TO cause surprise at the readiness with which
they are accepted. Breeding was comparative
!, new to the raisers as late as 1876, and was
confined then TO the hands Of a few persons
who could afford, if necessary, to lose several
thousand head of cattle by Indian depredations,
and epldemcs. When the Indians finally disap-
peared small capitalists confidentially entered
the field. and immediate growth then followed.
During the past year the increase was greater
than III any former one and this IN spite of the
disturbed condition Of the country. Still more
improvement is looked for in the figures for the
year now passing. During the past five years
the value Of the prize stock sold was as follows:
In 1876 81 253, 92O; in 1877. 52,66s 903; in 1878,
So, 26s, 1874; in 1879. SIC, ST.. $50; and in 1880,
SIS, 603, 857.
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ing comd be MADE under the CIR
cumstances. Marquette people are
not O frail io 90 into thair noel ets
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The Fire Record.


on the 25th inst. Loss, 100000; insured.
Several firemen were seriously injured by fall
ing cornice.
Hateleys packing house at the Union stock
yards, Chicago, was destroyed by fire on the
night of the 26th inst, with large stock of
meats. The loss Is estimated at 81 zoo, 900.
Insured.
Halyard Bros saw-mi near ST. John N.
B., burned on the 25th inst. Loss, $50, 900;
partially insured.
The saw-mill of Davis, McMurte & Co.. at
Bridgeport, Pa, took fire on the oath and burn
ed with a quantity of manufactured lumber.
Loss. $50, 900.
At Harrisburg. Texas, on the oath inst, fire
destroyed The shops of the Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio railroad Three locomo-
tives, one passenger car and all the tools were
ruined. Loss, 100000.
Fred. VOLTS bakery burned at Chicago on
the oath. barn with eight horses was also
burned. Loss about 1875, 900. A falling wall
badly injured two pipemen, and during the ex
element hose-cart ran over Capt. James LIE
Fevre, of engine H. mjuring his foot so that
amputation may be resorted to.
Helm q Cheeseman's tobacco warehouse at
Aberdeen, o., with stock of lumber, shingles
and coal adjoining, burned on the oath. Loss,
$4,000.
Nine large wholesale houses, with contents,
were consumed by fire at Evansville, Ind on
the oath. One fireman was killed and another
stroyed was insured for $4,000
The principal block in the business portion
of Arkansas City, Ark, was swept away by fire
on the oath. Loss over $4,000.
Fire at Barrytown, n. Y, on the 23d, caused
loss of $4,000; insurance considerable. The
property destroyed is mainly ice and coal.
The entire business portion of Raymond, ILL.,,
was swept away by fire on the 23d inst. Loss,
Sos, 900; insurance, $4,000.
Warner & Merritt's fruit warehouse on Della
ware Avenue, Philadelphia, burned on the 23d
inst. Loss, 1925, 900; partially insured.
A fire in the business portion of Wheeling,
West Virginia, on the 21st inst, destroyed
property worth $685.
The Redding Hotel and half block of bust
ness houses were wiped out by fire at Red
ding, Cal, onthe night of the Goth inst.
The Gage Stove Works, st. Louis, Mo-, burn
ed on the evening of the Dist inst. Loss esti
mated at 800, 900; insurance, $50, 900.
Pattison Il Boards liquor store on Grarier
Street, New Orleans. was destroyed by fire on
the 21st inst. and several adjoining business
places damaged. Loss, about S75. 600.
The business portion of the little town of
Irving, Ky, was almost wiped out of existence
by fire on the night of the 10Th inst. Loss be-
tween 100000 and $4,000.
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AM u NV LkJAO4NDs
which he is selling at prices that make
hlassinn of the hard times.
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TragiCal Tales.

Charles Dew, negro, was murdered at his
house in Riley township, Clinton county, Mich,
on the night of the 23d inst. He was quarrel
some and had abused his wife, Several days
ago unknown men tarred and feathered him.
While James Boyd, of Owensville Ky, was
watching at the bedside of his sick sister, Mrs.
Mcclure, some unknown person fired through
the window at Boyd. The shock caused Mrs.
McClure's DEATH
A man named Holt was killed at Washington
Springs, Chickasaw Nation, on the Goth inst. A
dispute over game of cards.
gang of desperadoes who had been COM
uniting lawless acts in Dangerfield, Titus, Hop
kins Hunt and Trayson, Texas. were pursued
by citizens who succeeded IN killing one of the
outlaws.
Ben Blanton, ex-sheriff of Cook County,
had difficulty with a man named James Todd
who had been witness against him, and each
vowed vengeance on the other. The men met
and began shooting at once and both were in
stantly killed.
John Hermann, livery stable keeper, and
formerly city marshal of Deshler, O., was shot
and instantly killed by Peter Cole, drayman
The killing is the result of long-standing feud
between these two men.
Unknown parties entered the jail at Monroe,
La, on the morning of the 23d inst, and Sc
cured Perry Mason and Alex. Wilson, (colored)
charged with murder, and hanged them.
A tragedy occurred about ten miles from
Edgefeld County, S. c., on the oath inst. be-
tween j. w. DuZZard and his son and j. w.
Zimmerman, in which Zimmerman was killed
and Blizzard and his son seriously injured. An
old feud was the cause of the affair. The
weapons used were double-barreled shot-guns
An unknown assassin killed Alderan Pitts,
wealthy and highly respected farmer of Ruther-
ford County, Penn, on the 22d inst. 1t is
thought the cau5e of the killing originated
from divorce suit instituted some time since
between Pitts and his wife.
teamSter named House and Cal Hatcher a
hackman, had a quarrel at Kansas City, Mo-,
on the 22d inst, about temporary shed room
occupied by teams, and House shot Hatcher
through the abdomen. House escaped and is
still at large. Hatcher will die.
Two desperadoeS named Folsom and Hobbs,
having lost money in gambling place at Wal
dron, Scott county, Texas, returned to the
place the following night and shot John Stew
art the keeper of the place. Billy Messingale
who was visiting the Stewart family received a
ball through the head, and will die.
Orange, Texas, is i'll ferment, owing to re-
cent lawless acts, and the citizens have thus far
hanged six miscreants-Bob ard Sam Saxon
and four negroes. At last accounts Charles
Demo was about to be tried by &c Kangaroo"
court of lynchers and the county is being
secured by regulators.
Columbus Hill, colored bootblack, was
killed at Baltimore on the Dist inst. by Daniel
Sullivan. The stabbng was unprovoked.
William F. Campbell had bis skull fractured
in saloon fight at Cincinnati, o., on the 21st
inst. He died from the injury.
At ST. Louis, on the 21st INST, Sallie Free
man, loose character had her throat fatally
slaShed by her colored paramount.
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waited and when etwork is COM
ple,ed that DIVISION % Second
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-09-03
VIOLIN STRINGS.

BEsf strings imPotted-E1tra Length--Cleer
aaa Handsome 0sick to Respond Brilliant
Tone lrastie used by al! LEADING MIsICI-
Z IA, Work CITY fnuatd.rfua II
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II. z. NyHITC0HB.
East Water and Mason sl.eu.s. AI4.,,.gLsyou.
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272 Second Sreeet.
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4 Shaw Witness.

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,r,.r ofi,,s c,,n.,ym,r p,,,,,k Nc
.G,,,t vh, ,,. cn,r,,.j NTH o,s.,I,
and battery Tho witness vns t,,
ourrul,u. and went t,o dn,rly int,
IN, gsp.nl,yy of the Nct;,uh. :,
suit tho compl,in,nts counsel
Twice he tried to arrest the torrent
If ,cnIuiuius. puI Tuliu, in /, ho
lost his temper and sud
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Not empty disnutes.


The nge Of "a policeman cannot be
told by his rattles,
The rocks in the cradle OF the
deep are all Mt the bottom.
Lnzzlness grows on people. IN
this respect 1t resembles corns
viii the man who went to grass
grow mp with the country 7
lfa man only saw bimself occa.
rionally rs Others see him. he would
cut his own acquaintance on the
spot.
The hornet aud tho mule are too
tenderhearted to look upon suffer.
ing. They always turn their back
when they strike.
Don't throw away your old -four
barrels. They are useful. II has
been found that an ordinary -four
barrel will hold 67S.9 900 silver dol.
lars.
How does Father Time travel p
Bycicles. OF course,
Can a man With FIRE in bis eye
commit cold-blooded crimei
A wag says Of q toper-his nose
has passed the rubiouud.
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rzaaslrnrazausSuzz-aEr-zzsl
Sir, William Io1es's Discovery.

Sir Willinn Jpnes, ia his voyage
to ludia, found in the Island oi
Johanna, n secluded rpeck IN the
Atlantic, of the coast of Africa, tLir
inscription, in Arabic, above the
door Ola mosque :
The worll was given for our edi,
licatlOn,
Not for the purpose Of raising
sumpluous dwellings,
LIfe, for the discharge of moral
and religious duties,
Not for pleasnrable in nlnlgence
Wealth, to be liberally bestowed,
Not avariciously boarded
And learning to produce good ac-
tions,
Not empty Disputes.
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(aticura
S'ro("'o"s. hrhiag anil Scaiy Ht.
mors Of Me Nin. Scalp and
BoDd CUreR
lrIRACIEOIsCIRr.

iviii now state that I made mira-ulous
cure ut one OF tue WORT cases of skin disease
.upWn, Tic patient 10 a msn forty years old 1
nhh suffered htccn years Hts eyes, scalp aud
nearly his whole body presented n ttilhtfil ap.
Fturnucc. i1d the attention pt twelve dlasr.
eNt NY slciars. Who prescribed the bcst rems-
lies bhuWu tn the profession. such as iodlie
potassium. Hrscutc, corrosive subli nate. sarsa.
pnrii' '. e''. litt ua'd $500 Tor mehcai treat
me 4 Win Tut ttts reuct prevailed uppr
him 'u usu the tVIt'ruA RE.OLVEsr Internal.
Ny and the tUrIDUHA aud DuuCVRA soar
externally. lie did 80, ami was completely
90 Ped. Tie skIn IN his heat face. ant many
HIhcr p1tta ut be lniy. which presented q most
hail-uwr UIucarcnrc. 4 now as soft and
-.uu,th ~ Hn int,uts. win no scar or trac. uf
the disease ief bcllLd. 40 has now beon cur.
Ell twelve piuuths
bclugteI by
IN. brown. L'1o BarnweiL s, g.
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ing great damage. After tho storm
couutboares aud iibstays are found
in spruce pines, oleanders are load
ed with rorlago. aud deadeyes aud
peablocks drop from the lcafess or.
nngo trees Gardens arc destroyed,
fences swept away. and tho torment
el Floridi,u has three months work
aud no pay to repair damages. Dos
ton Transcript
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-11-03
Hints 10 Mothers.

"ueu YOUR u'uVuter pefIDrms "
task in an ill-fashiouel manner. al
ways say. "rhero ! I might ne well
have done il myself in the first
place and then take The work out
her hand and do it yourself. This
will encourage the girl not to try Ia
10 the thing next timo che is se,
about il.
Never permit your son to have
any amusement at home. This will
induce him to geek 1t in places
where You will not bo annoyed by
the noise
There is ny place Ike homo. I'm
press this truth upon yonr children
10y making home as disagtecabi9 aud
unlike any other place as possible.
Never neglect the look on The
pantry. Some boys bave probably
turned out first class honsebreakcrs
all on account Of thus jndicious
treatment in catly childhood.
Never permit your children to
contradict. Let them know that
that IL your peculiar preroSltive.
Ia Gliding your chilircn's faulta,
never forget to mention Low mucu
better the Jones children behave.
THIS viii cause your little ones ev-
eIlastingly to love tie Jones chill
dren.
Take frequont occnsion to tell
your children how much more favor
cd their lot is than yours was when
you were girl. 1t is always pleas.
ant TO children to be constantly re-
minded Of their obligations.
Don't let your son indulge in any
kidd Of outdoor games. Keep him
to his books. II Will mako great
man Of hin some duy, II he should
never be permitted TO romp. Let
them grDw into interesting invollds,
10y all means.
Be gentle anl courteous before
Compnuy but II YOU have II temper,
1T your chiiir1n taste of it as Of
ten as convenient. \ mpther should
never practice deception upon nor
blood.
Talk slightirgly Of yorr husband
to your boys ana girls. This viii
mako thcm respoct their father.
Tell your child he shall not ID q
thing and ten let Lim tease You in
to giving yonr consent. This will
tcucu him wuat to DO on subsequent
occrsiOus
Make promises to your children,
aud then neglect to keep them,
This will load your chlll lreu not TO
place too much reliance upon your
word. aud shis. tlsn from many
dlsappoiutmuuis
" ben your boy gots comfortably
seated in the easy-chair, takcit from
him. THIS will induce him to ap.
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An Old aa,d's Opinion

She had been called an old maid
and rather resented it, Sail she,
Il am past forty have Il good
home, think you know | have hal
abuniaut opportunities to marry. |
have been brlles-m,il scprI Of
lines. ask myself with which one
of the beautiful girls that | have
seen take the marriage vow wonll J
exchanged to-day ? Not one Some
are living apart from their husbands
some are divorced , some are ,oiCes
0fdrunkeR men some ara hangin z
on the tho ragged edge of society,
endeavoring To keep mp Appearances
some are toiling to support aud
educate their chill lreu, au these are
the least miserable some tread the
narrow line beyond the boundary Of
which lies the mysterious land, and
some have gone ont in the darkness
aud unknown horrors, and some are
dead. Il few there are who are low
cd and honored wives, mothers with
happy homes but, alas, only a
few"
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Natur luvs il she dosent she
never wouli have male II munkey.--
billings.
The following letter was receive
by uu undertaken lron an aillictei
widower "My wslf is ded uDt
wants t. be buried to-morrow at
Wosor klock. u nose wair u dig
the h01o-hy the side of my other
Two waiis--let i, be deep"
A eonl l,okips old German with
long HAIR sat down ar rather az in a
barber char ani Was asked whether
no wonld have his hair shing ed
"Mein Cor, no yant some hair
koot I'd. Wy vot put xam -hinkles ou
il psosuso ~. "You Jink vas leak
|iag ?"
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II q q L n ".
A Few Brief Years.
nv Hueu p. M'DRRNoTr,


|w brief years, and | shall lie
hath Won calm and peaceful sky,
bse breast is white with notes and
bars,
laughing music of the stars;
|se bosom, spread from pole to
pole,
lence will my grave console.
strightened limbs my shape vii,
est,
cad against my coffin pressed;
hour 10y hour, and day by day,
,.,l bo nes will pass away.
hand that writes will then be
bid,
hrunk and eaten with the mould
pe ami death and dark decay,
iut by joint returns to clay.
read, the fear, the torment sore,
nd my heart-strings neverinOre;
inan viles, nor worldly strife,
rely win the bread of life,
FER, within my narrow bed,
b or wake my wearied head.
sand years will pass me by,
pt IA change in land or sky;
nter's snow, nor summers heat,
lr disturb my winding sheet.
ing's close, I'll meet no more
lie that waits me at the door:
Is aud dales and streams will be
forevernore to Me.
b win wake me- at its dawn;
on meadow field or lawn,
andscapes smile beneath the
ping childhood to mo run.
OF life, my humble lot,
ndshlp's vows will be forG ot;
he world will live the sa.ue
fver had a name.
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The best men often have tho worst
luck.
Nothing is as good as it seems be-
fore hand,
The best critics in the world are
---our relations.
lie who has lost his honor can
lose nothing more.
There is no grief like the grief
that does not speak.
The original greeuback party was
the watermelon.
Boys and girls should read the
uswspapers more and dius novels
lsns.
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4 receipt for lemon pie vaguely
adis Then sil on u stove aud
STIR constantly jus, as # any one
ronli sit on rtovo without stirrins
constantly.
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Compensation.
X GEORGE COOPER.

X GEORGE COOPER.
every leaf OF greon,
golden leaf;
every fading flower,
ripened sheaf /;
every parching beam,
drop of rain 4;
every sunny day,
10 stars again.
every warning wave,
pretty shell;
every sound OF woe,
oyous bell;
evcry passing care,
nother's kiss;
what could better be,
pr child, than this ?
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Il TIiIHA.

Tho DutIcrra treatment f1r tho cue Of Skin
~rS,i 1ui Niupi % .ct,c., consists IN the Ia.
ltHsi use nt ,'r,.tuA R.r1L,uNr, 'ho neg
b'""t iurido nnl t." cNtcrnNl use Of err
tu.c..
Prise oiIrTIgrtN. small rpves. 'H.! iarae
''N'.. 90 '"I",g' NG.urvrer. 81 let bottle.
tI.."u, SOAR. 49,. tJri,IuA 'Su,vtra
soar. l.' S.II rY ttl tlrugsI.t-.
Dog {, " "LEhS 81 POTTER. Bpston. Mas.
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70 down East, see
naid with his wiie's
ID her to be the real,
10 discovered his error
stance OF his vito.
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y not honest. Why
be good peache. on
lessure and the little
"Same reason. sah
fout Of yonr house
pack gate chiefly sIop
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A Florida Typhoon.

hurricanes. Tearing tDto tue est
inlics. thoy often strike the coas,
With scarcely a note of warning :;
houses arc overthrown, sailbptts
bllNn from tho water anl orange
groves swept bare of leaves aud fruit.
some Of tha oil settlers say they
can detect signs Of the storm ia,
before it breaks upon th,m.
"Iou feel it ia the mir before u
cpmcs," SAYS one. This is. however.
an indefinite sign The devlstati,n
lining th- track certainly proves
that You feel il after It c,me-."
one ofthese ;yphn,ns visits The
coast every year The day may bc
bright aui beautiful aud tho flowers
honvy with bcos and hummiug birds.
Shimmering mosquito hawks qllver
in the mir, an | tho scarlet cardinal
twittcrs IN the acacins \ cooling
breeze plays through the leaves ut
the trees aud gently swings The un-
ripe oranges. Clouds oi guils soar
shove the dark green mnugruvc
bushes, anl tho ~anl bars ut low
tide are cDvere with pensive cur.
leWs aud willets Tue droNsy roar
of the surf is heard. aud the gentle
swell Of tho ocean ~ iippiel with
golden sheen.
Almost impercep,ibly the wind
dies away Ciles of terms aud water
birds fall upon the ear with painful
disiinc,ivvuess. The mud heus 10
ths marshes pipe an alarm. Not "a
blade of sat grass moves The blue
ky grows hu2,, aud tuc eustcru hor-
zon is uiEy Nnl.e FIJtul 5lss be-
gin t. ripple the water auj handle
tho green lolves. A los moan comes
from tho ocean. mUky ciouis roll
into the sky from the southeast aud
stuug wind wLitcns the ruiilci Va
tor' Ivory minute IL increases IN
'"'y' Al ''''"o'' Je''o" "Snt 'ln-
g,s the utmprphere sun Is gone,
"nd great drops "i ram nl1 hurled
To ih. around Niuu uflp.u uIu-
"'e' 'he'o ~ E'i'' "h" s''n 'Hc
""oio i't'e oI lho hurricane i7 iolt'
'ieA' .HSi. "nd P'l!c'h' uie swept
through 'ho ~: utterly Pc" Hess.
'p''""S 'n' o'H'r 7h'I "lti' arc
'''"ed ~ '''th ny 'o'''-' '"'Ss'"ha
the tom "oh'es "i SNOWY He'"u' and
WIN t'iN'l $ '''S" d" tie o'iucIe'
q! Tue '''' OAK a. tlte'' "1o7'
AL HN'uS thihSS Ills Ipp't'' tltI
pIheH are twisted nsSlhdcr mo
i'the I''h"N "i "'i!'"s ahi mean 'or'
shhp IKE COW "Eir~' A'IiS i'.n't~
los oehi 'l''' h''i' ID tIe .t'rhl
'hef Bfra' i'nH 'h~'.'e "ii, iiho lue
nos ui "u "'hot''''. l"a i'rit "I
Tue "'"' "''Ps inc t'e'' down ANU
'Fo's s'o'u i'u pops INC lis'"'
'"o'' "o ''"'o' VI "' '''"RSl
w W. ~ . "'''' ''' '"' '''''' ''''" >
""'PPo" 'n'' '''''e ""N"oS'
A"o 'o'S" S'H P"''no'to N o'o"h
"' "'' 80 " '''''"''" " '''' "'''' Il"
'"o 'o'' @'''' W '.'o ''''''"'' IN
''S"o' '"'o ""' ''S'' boards IN
'ue S"'' arc sue" - III" "ini ahd
son' SP'nn'hS ndi 'rohS oi leeI IN
tue air' Inc shud dunes are caught
"P ooo''y "na sIIed through ihe
'oPs VI pihe trees 'u''"' away Tue
'o"''i Vi 'ne 7o' 10 o'o"n beneath
'ue "'"soS On 'n' mainland ant
oo'noS up oetWeeh thu CRACKS OF tue
noor i'1o s'ouh'
WOO 10 the o"hei' oi sallbolts
ana ooat houses l Lake Worth
tue of"'sef' heavy ronde ootlom>
ca saiIDoat thirty,two ioet long, was
picked up lrom her ways, rigging
and all, u nd carried ACROSS the lake.
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Wagons are tired.

wagons are tiIeu'
BE always at leisure to do good.
Ont OF season An empty spice-
box.
Calamity is mans trne touch
stone.
The father Of the cereals is Pop
Corn,
The old man of the sea was an
ocean buoy once.
All flesh is grass--and some Of IL
is very green.
Lave lightens labor" a. the man
said when be saw bis wife doing his
III ~ hin.
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20 careful with fire.
hon boy carried u
p''cket. and one day
was 10 swimmins
tsdly went ID. HI
y who ,psk Il.
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N'N'o mouths aiuc. an eruption broke ont
"n uN l' I p'tb 'ent, vbtfu tIrnod out 10
." l.f'mh. and caused me ltctt pain nnd an.
nos 'u.u trci ,sriuu, remedies rith no
t".I r.sult., uuui usci tho tUrt,URA re-.
"u'NlN. internally sud trrtutuA Rtu cum.
eve. ~u. q tNt.tually, wllcA outiray cured
wr .' ia't tui shiu s. ~ smIlth aud natural as
LtN. NJ. fRAILEY. 81 South 81, Bai,i.
moro.
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but Of Groceries

siid q farmers wife to The
aanse. Two are ont Of
you will have to go to
o must get along son
Gan do without until !
with my rush | can I
ms now. You know the
ays II we DO not SOW we
he saws the next day,
OF coffee, as well as su =
will have to go to town.
you can't do without
must get along some
get through with my
an do-lets see, cant
% Mrs. Ridileberger's
orne until I get time 7"
Jay John said to the
me a chew OF your to-
hit"
id bnt | was just go.
for a che w." replied
lare," said John, "WelI
to 90 to town, there's s
We are out Of gro-
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a machine. takes a
to town for groceries
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|lare," said John, "Weli
to 20 to town, there 8
We are out Of gro-
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|w brief years, and | shall lie
bath yon calm and peaceful sky,
kse breast is white with notes and