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orev better acquainted with him. poo
BE must when they live within the same
four walls, and gradually and little By
| little tho ideal prince faded out. And
then Mrs. Steele was tremendous co.
sin and little Fred was Jim's inseparable
companion, and I absolutely couldn't
helm hearing about various small items
now and then; nothing very dreadful,
a, said before, but simply disenchant-
ing. You couldn't imagine John
Halifax " spending twenty minutes over
the arrangement Of his hair and necktie,
or !" Adam Bede" sleeping late in the
morning and being sulky and disagreea-
hle because the rolls had grown drisr Ia
the meantime; and Il it weren't tor the
fact that Enid trudged down town With
4 market.basket while Yniol and Geratn1
, discoursed 1t home Of princely topics,
. never would believe that . knight OF tn
Round Table could b % sublimely III
, different - he WAS to the inconvenience
I ma thankless pains OF womankana .
I home! Now, Arthur Lawrie always cat
: I'D nv shawl snd opened the door TO
|. ~ and 9avs mo the easiest chair: IN
II. vonH have done the same for Hele
Jsairey or any Of the othsr girls 4 It b.
!. Thinss went on IN thas way for . Ion
: &ima: Z was proud and didn't want
Z own even to myself how much I'd 30
!. m;staken. or that . fne-cut facs %
q those magic fingers wsrnt enough
q msta : woman happy. Perhaps tn
Il mieht 30 enough jor some women, b,
!. - r,nst reunember I Was vain - VI
= = ronsntic, and ths peospecto settlil
s. dovn 8 adnre NJ hn6band's talen
=. "a Wit upon Nm lct4 ycafs q
ri WITH ~ pgivl1Ge q aan6soe sOt
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SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

JOSEPH ALBEIT, tho renowned Mu'
mich photographer, has invented . new
process by which II 10 said that no u en-;
sbled to produce pictures Of persons ana
objects with the finest shades Of their
natural color.
The various urban sanitary author.
ties, Of England and Wales have expend.
ell no less an amount than S75, OOO,O O
during the last five years in works OF
| sanitary nature, and judging from the
steadily decreasing death.rate OF the
period, it is implied that the large sum
has been judiciously laid out: The ex'
ample is one that might we'll be followed,
and that with profit, BY many localities
in this country.
| A REMARKABLE bed Of kaoline, Gov.
sring an area Of eighty acres and OF con.
siderable depth, has been discovered
near Bremond, Tex. A factory for the
manufacture OF the article into porce-
lain ware has been established at New
Orleans, and Il il said is turning out
J work fully equal TO that made from i'm
! ported kaOline, and which will compare
iavorably with ware made in Europe
and other foreign countries.
, THE number Of elementary substances
, recognized in chemistry has now reached
, over Ga, though fdf many years past 1t
2 has been expected that this number
! would be diminished rather than in
!. creased by the discovery that these
' supposed elementary substances ar
Il really various compounds Of few
Spectroscopic observations and chemica
. mathematics can be made to demon
q strste that probably the four remarkaol'
q substances, oxygen, hydrogen. nitrogS
~ and carbon, constitute the whole earl
Il and its inhabitants.
u ACCORDING to the Chroniqwe indus
= tr;elle, considerable quantities of beant
~ full objects OF artificial amber are no.
q being produced in Vienna, and sold
II Of real amber. The substance employe
al is chiefly colophony, or resin, obtaine
e! by decomposition Of turpentine, thong
Id several other Ingredients are used
give it the requisite qualities. The i'm
tation is so perfect that the product hi
're the electric properties OF true amoe
70. Ingenious manufacturers have even j
ne, trOduced into the substance fore'f
1 bodies, insects, etc., to make the SIN
nd larity more striking.
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PlTH AND POINT.

SOME of the most timid girls are not
frightened by loud bang.-LoweH C'e'
isen.
1.-TWO bits in the West means q quar-
ter of . dollar. st. Louis paper. In
the East it means death to the dog
New York Graphic.
A GREAT many people owe their gen.
tlemanly appearance to their Clothes
and q great many owe their clothes to
the tailOr.-DetroI Free Press.
ADVERTISING is . good deal like fish,
ing, the more lines you throw out the
more you are apt to catch. But be
iudicious; do not throw out bait that
cannot be swallowed.-Honkers States
man.
DOMESTIC ECoNOMY-The art of liv.
ing on nothing while doing q good bust
ness. Political economy-The art OF al
ways keeping on the right side of the
party in power. Social economy
The art of living off somebody doing 8
good business, without doing any bust
ness yourself. Toronto Grip.
"WHY should red cow give whit
i, milkp" was the subject for discussion il
. suburban agricultural club. After al
hours debate the secretary OF the meet
ing was instructed to milk the cow an
bring in a decision according to tn
merits Of the milk. It was blue.-Ne
Haven Register. q,
A wELL.ro-DO farmer strobe into
; iewelry store at Muncie, . few days az
and paid for . ring he confessed to hay
1 stolen from the proprietor fifteen yea
D ago. He said he had sheen IN he!l
!. ever since. lift took fifteen years OF
9 to goad him up to paying for that r'n
3 it can't be such bad place Is it b
}, been made out.-Boston Post.
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HARD TINES.

A.. ~. h.u~x. ann
:. f,sxs' anil 80 they ees """sy' eaP
l~saaid AMI hFMten ,s.s I,,,,. 9TH th>
sred tnohs. s,.n ,,ar !, srs.. tn ,r.po,:
's,ssfs Tor ,hr rsn', ,, ,h sn'. s man u,. ont
"A ttrr -
" se,t fSiouse'
,,,, ,,. o.r,.h vet. AMI I've
,.psser troaesa wv p"''>" ~
nm 80 49,, NJ b.. bettsf, now t'iYpn'.
ct aSa.a.' harder ,imes than thu. Whist
mon s,' , ls,, my, %y supper When vas as
young /" '''a'
lssrs hall had sa .rsr, ''"'eS Wy WV
W. ,hv heart 10 furnishing W'sa b,nrrrr
III ,hr..l in blanket; I'll tell thee DER
cooe ny
ms tate, ,.,,r,,.h,hv Than the call of
IN mss ~.
~ rss'hx s"'''
.,,,. ,,,,,,,., curl. and
those blue ~ .., NUM- ,,,,,h,.., they never
matched vi mimi ., , ,,.. e,
A.. hear thee, laugh an y P'c"So "'e'
know what my Willie saa. ,..o,..
~ thou to mrs y. us i"'e"'''
bsseoid ana "eA"'
-, H.
. -sre A summer morning when sSooo ou'
mere on 4 pier.
Nv "a 10 Join the cheer,
4. ~ lrcsa swept DER the harpor oa'' sn'
= her .sil flew Nut To- & breeze,
,.A,ant and trim like blru she Wcns, Vve
thy treacherous seas.
A' his hand to me,
erywdto see; ,
And ri hen I'D watched me HAST ON net' i'"''"
up this very court, To-.
IN NV my wedding dud-, again the Lec'
rode In port.
iII.p
osrn, summer c'owed 10 au'umh' a"'"'h"
NvNs Nx lonx, weary n,'"'"S"' ''' '''' -
dag the Iacta sa,ieI ,or,ock n,
O.. and two s,,ousa na "'
hope was suhnine ~ %w" ,..r,,,,. ,.ev,. Oh
md never wnuW
vai'ed h VIZ '""
IA ,.,,,,,,, ~.r,, Tim
But worse 'na' vo'u -, ."'""n
weary, watching days, s.
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Sales effected promptly and to best advan'
tage, and purchases made In this market 1or
account of my friends. auS.s'v
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.'.,y.fi 4 Z f,.'t s.f ItiT t.itn,. !
Epilepsy or Fits treated xith xon ,.,;
and none taken but those Offering good pros
! Pm mp % .spermatornaa and Sexual De.
btlity, treated BY medicine alone. has hereto.
fore proved useless ana even injurious. Ihey
S,s:t s sx.s il a. TSens Ssss q al
to,Vd' for these complaints, ana have thrown
away their money and their constitutions TO-
getler, but the Doctor c0mbines medica
treatment with electricity, the electricity be
t%st anyone anyone can use, and BY thsse means in
s,Ires success. ~ 4ftlipl Ri!
SConstipstion, the bane of 20 many lives and
the most prolific source OF III. health, cured BY
\ simrle method, with litsle er no sredicfne.
Diseases Of ~ women .tsa'eq
structure of thy, Grcthra-enq Reetum cnreo
without u surgical operation and without
pain: Tape worm Diseases of tn! IN. Kidneys M:!'
%d'Ses Str tyass ad sicf MsdaeS1. %si9a
c mi" "n.ers,ion: Deafness. Noise IN the Ear
| SKIN Diseases, Scrofaia, Tnm0rS lApss OF Va
&C.. successfully treated ny improved lp re'
Ie...rot inquiry must be- .eee 's With
'' r. BB!+ = na,nes wste ,psbAb, Without the
written consent Of the lNtltiesa, u
! THe following pessonsh hay Se referred to:
Ia xrw oR1EEAas riiss,11iiixisosiA1s.
Can't MAX BLANCHARD. Piles. ..,.
JAS. WALLBlI.LEcH, supe Sohnson'
Fqonargg, FniaE:t,s'ff Plot stmr rigan Pile.
MIA MILLER, oorneri JACKSON l Apd A'OefH
e' +. Dii4 i Morgan eailreaa. Tsge worm.
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4 Historic Whistle.

Mr.. NoRyAL FERGUSON, Of Athens,
Georgia, owns Q whistle which Is, he
says, the whistle that the poet Robert
Burns wrote ballad about. Mr.. Fer
eusson was in St. Louis last Tuesday,
And while here he showed the whistle to
: few intimate friends. It u not at all
remarkable In appearance-lust IKE the
common ebony Whistles sold by nearly
all dealers In toys-about two inches
long. half an inch wide at the mouth,
Anal ornsmented with . little ball atthe,
end the fingers clasp when the whistle
Il being blown. Its authentic hbtory Is
curious. and dates back to the time when
Anne Of Denmark went to Scotland with |
James the Sixth. In the train OF Queen
Anne there was . Danish gentleman OF
gigantic stature and great prowess, .
mstchless champion Of Bacchus. he
CHALLENGED the Scottish courtiers to con.
test for possession Of the whistle. A
number accepted. The contests were
scenes Of bacchanalian riot. At the
commencement Of the orgies tho Dane
laid the whistle on the table, and who
ever was able 70 blow It last, everybody
else being disabled by the potency OF
the bottle, to him the whistle was award
Cd ~ . trophy Of victory. The Dane
produced credentials Of his victories,
without single defeat, at tho courts Of
, Warsaw, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Mos
, COW. and several Of thePetty courts In
; Germany. After many overthrows on
tho psrt Of the Scots tho Dane was en-
.. countered by Sir Robert Lawrie, Of
!. Maxvelton. Who, after three days and
|. three nighs' hard contest, lott the
J Scandinavian under the table, {" And
9 blew on tho whistle his requiem shrill. >
4 Sir Walter. son to Sir Robert Lawrie,
J. aftarvard lost tho whistle to Walter
' Riddel. ESQ, Of Glenriddel. II con
: tinuedi In possession Of the Riddels unit
:, Friday, October l6, 1870, when It ":
: commended for, % related in Burns,
= = ballad. by Sir Robert Lewrie, descend
y M az tho other Sir Robert aloremen
= tioned: Robert Riddel, Esq, descend
10 ant Of walter Riddel, and Alexalide
y Ferpuason. Esq.,. Of Craigdarroch, like
A. Vl0D O&0S9UN0V ALUM VA ASV~SeSs - -
:. ~ FerRuason's good fortune to carry o
" tie hard.won honors Of the field. b
~ ~ 8 capacity they I'll must have ha
y for vine! Burns tells how they 10
y, y sumptuous dinner and then dra1
hs clar6t: s''.3 -i1'3. ~
N Six bottles apiece had we'll wore ont .
It WHEN .aii:nt Sir Robert, 20 finish the fight.
~ Turn'd Ger in one bumper bottle OF req,
q. 1nd sWore twas the way that their ancesso
W. did.
o. Whereupon Riddsl "left the foul DO
q. nsae 70 folks less divine" but tho 9TH
~ continued the contest. a.. h
s: NJ es,lant Sir Robert fought hard 70
end;
~ rhousS iaie said Q hero should perish
81. O. .p 1 ses. bright rhosus. and down sai
~ kSiShi.
~ t.. The visitor, Alszand9 Ferguson, y
! o. - ancestor q tho present owner q
Vliafle.-6. Loui5 11ps11ices. 10
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THE Japanese ..hack'' is large, two
wheeled bsby.carriage drawnby . man.
It is called jiS.ri.ki.sho, Chinese Tor
/" mau-power-carriage," or karHmo,
japanese for wheel or vehicle. 1t was
invented but . few years ago, ana a.
ready there are nearly twenty:three
thousand in one city. Men make 20
much more BY drawing them than b!
other kind OF labor that Thousands OF
Young men flock to the towns to Jet
themselves ont - draught-animsls.
Over level ground . good runner can
trot forty miles day, q the rate o.
about four miles On hour. Tho average
duration Of runners life b only i've
wears, a. hs u liable 10 heart or lung
disease, Formerly the runners went o.
most naked. But European ideas have
influenced the, Government to decree
that they shall wear clothes, under pen.
alty Of severe punishment Il found I'M
clothed. But when away from tho
cities and towns, the rhnnsrs return to
natures costume. A lady, while being
drawn in . jin.ri.ki-sha through the
interior, met . policeman. As soon q
her runner saw the officer, be fell down
on bis face, 90 suddenly - nearly r
throw her out, and began wrigglipg int
garment, which 10 had carried on TIKI
cross-bar. The young men drawinl
the two carriages behind crouched be
hind her vehicle and tried to got Int
their clothes. Her man groveled In tn
, dust, and every time tho policema!
spoke raised his head = little, to bow
moro deeply. He knew that he y.
!, liable to 30 punished for not having b
!. clothes on, and this was biz method q
supplicating mercy. The ladY's tnte'
. cession, and her plea that the day NJ
very bot, propitiated tho policema.
4 IL soon q : turn n tho road took u
Z policeman ont Of dght, To two youn
Z men, throwing their clothes IN the -
/ RanholeA 10 IL shafts and shriekl
/, With laughter. tn Old runner, hov
D svsr. I'd not recover his eparifs nor -
J. on II c)etheD. He lok t6at y I'D b
y|a narrow sDcape nom ths clutches
4 | - law Tesil' Cbmpssios.
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SAINT CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND COTEAU, LA..,,'''..
ga Conducted by a,.
Fathers Of the Society Of Jesus

1ocation most healthy ana PHEASANT, on the
Alexsndris Branch Of the Morgan. New Or.
Jeans and Texas Railroad, Twelve miles BY rail
from Vermillionville. Beautiful play. grounds
and Avenues Of oak trees. Buildings comfort.
Able. Church new and magnificent; divine
service impressive. FARE suostanna anu anu
the heart q wen g tho mind. Classical, Sci
entifc and Commercial Courses. Special A.
teition paid to Bookkeeping and Penman'
ship. Terms moderate. Per session: b0ar0.
tuition, Washing, $50; Bed and Eed0ng, ~;
Medical Fees, 80; First entrance OF msu1cu'
lation fee, 80. ~ .nnh
Opening Of session lseo q, October I: ~,
References: President Of St. Charles Col
:ege-Jesuit Fathers, New Orleans. noy8'ly
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Ihave in actiyeo operation Steam Furniture
Factory and will sell goods, home. made, to
dealers and consumers at . saving on former
prices Of from y to 20 per cent. Warrant
mostly made at the North and shipped here
ut high rates Of freight. $3.50
In addition to home. mado goods keep
constantly on hand full stock Of fine furni:
ture OF latest styles and designs, also glazed
shades, mattresses. chiidren's carriages, etc,
Mt lowest market prices. T - .ll-. ,.,.A
Oct2.ly i.lg, .t.l VIM. ENDLESS.
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THE FULL PARTICULARS.

|
-kere, Irene, after all these years, and
that things generally should be just as
itAsy are--it ia all SO strange! And yet,
= the same time it is not strange at all,
Ak how could anything else have been
nv very own life9 - =,
fti know must have written yOH good
iaSsl about people and things when first
came home from school. And l dare
Nv. | wrote you about the neighbors, OF
!. jchn Powers and the Gardners, and the
,,chsreh (Jim used TO sing in the boy
i e1nir). and most likely ! wrote You q
bepea deal about--well, about the music
fshd the ergsnist. Did l say great
dlsl, Irene, and did you believe it all?
!; Vhit aid you really think when It
ned out SOP Honestly, you know, it
81 .j2Isss much the music IS anything, for he
N.o3H piay-he could seem to put liv.
1Sai Into those organ-pipes. And
~ he was handsome, too; not IN
!. dS, Aesh. and blood fashion like Jim,
41HSendsr and pale, with slim, white
- cad Q fiue.cut mouth. l used to
naeine he was Just . little like the pic:
~ Of Frederick Robertson-he had
pnetlins Of TINT refined, spiritual look
thoa3I saw him first. And Arthur
kxrie Is . good name you know, and l
lwsyS had my fancies about names.
ju1eamasins . girl In the full possession
~ Aee senses becoming Mrs. UrsoA Hod'
obiw! That's what my cousin did.
Won nevar lived IN the house with IN.
seSber family, Irene. Well, there an
rl 6sdvantages in it, Of course; you a!e
! ore' than ever 1t tho mercy OF Fate II
y way OF neighbors, and you Tee
YSlirsd TO hush up tho boys lraterna
lisaereements for the sake Of tho famil..
hesitation; but then there aro advsn
s No. In II TOO. l shall always count
Among nv mercies that the Stceles live
% a the other half Of the house. and ths
Arthur Lawrie came to board with them
You remember his picture that l ser
:. TONI I-was really more than halt o
nnded when you said you didn't Ike
slrthat you thought he was selfish.
s;,s laad 10 keep that picture in . box In q
bureau drawer, under Oh my ribbon
:,Isaad one day when the Janrey girls va
lere end I cent Jim upstairs tor
e andkerohiei,. what on earth did 9
end, do but come down and Say. Nv
- one dol It's got hole In it,.
-. Winnie, where'd you got that p1
e. "a Of Mr.. Lawriep Did he give Il
IS Mi" And thers ct Helen Jahrt
3. "a d;ds'i / long 10 shake him! IL.
81 J. 8 SreAt deal Of Arthur Lawrie that VI
there were Z good many young p
g 81. Marks, and No had fairs .
hhleanx and Ill sorts Of good tim
lss,l 1 did have : delightful time,
N know it - pleasant to DO in y
~, and not % very plain, and b!
kke you pretey well. Honest
~, ineyer knew ! vainer girl tia!
s "; n,t contested, You understand.
w sAo6ld show that nybody cared
~ MIX 4 wasn't very strange ths
y 6adI0 have drllted = ! did;
e esu1dA't wonder II yoa could have BE-
Nm talk-peybaps I should ~ .
@ ~ AAlk, ior he manner was - %
g faakthinx. Al ~ girls were NOR
~ Intwssted him; everybody
W h'talent. What could . TOO
RI GlS Winifred Guest do but fol
~ (Ie Mn him hSrselfi QSnt II horr
u falling this ~ Over nowl
~ row I kays nsysr told Tie VI
M u anybody but-one. No
-, asd Think ihewas pretty AK
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Nov you know "there's - much on.
ference In folks - there Is In anybody"
In some people strong physical oonsts'
tuition almost irritates On invalid, 1t seems
20 coarse-Abered and obtrusive. One
doesn't look for fine shades Of sympathy
In trained athlete. But you go John
was strong Ill over every way; just IKE
his name" John Powers." It wasn't
simply that he could lit heavier weights
than the others, or merely that he wss
fine scholar and knew Just what he
knew TO tho end Of creation-but he WAS
etrone in these and in the best way OF
all beside-somehow Just that sort OF
man whom one would trust and ask for
help: not in sentimental way. exactly,
for he Vas no more sentimental than
handsome
WIN. no, I don't call him handsome,
and I'm glad q Il; I don't like hand.
aoma man. His nose isn't straight, and
his eyebrows ars too heavy, but-Iren'
l-you're laughing at mel.
| Nov I was lust . little ashamed whel
III 6rst ssw hn--because Of Arthur
i Iaxrie, you know; but Of course neiths
a - ever mentioned tho subject.
dont know Why II was (yes, l % Know
hut I didn't then), but bio little vias
d1 une about y much good - tho doe
tor,e, OF course the girls meant vet
i. Kindly, but thsy made No w'hce -
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and RUDE, and will remain during the rest


and Rube, and will remain during the rest
OF the week.
MIR. ]. T. Avery was in town the past
week, looking after harvesting operations
on his farm and figuring up the results Of
the seasons work.
Mr. Il. Brown, Of the firm Of 9. BetCher
q Co., of Red Wing, was in town the first
OF the week, greeting many old acquaint.
ances and looking over the village and
country.
MIR. viii. Summers, of Hancock, arrived
last week and is looking decidedly the
worse for his long spell of sickness. but Is
rapidly convalescing and in a short time
will be able to attend to business as here.
tofore.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. 8. s. Murdoch arrived Saturday
last on short visit to her daughter Mrs. F.
B. Ksnner.
Mr.. Il. G. Moore returned Friday, and
reports satisfactory progress on the L. F.
& D. construction work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John House left Saturday
evening for Wahpeton, Dakota, where
they will visit for few days
Supt. Guthrie was in town last week and
after taking trip to Browns Valley, left
for Breckenridge and the north.
Attorney Griffin, Of Willmar, was in
town last week, and informs us that he is
contemplating permanent location ut this
point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Leonard, of st Paul,
arc ut present visiting their sons, Walcott
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NOTICE.

The undersigned, having purchased the
dray team of VIM. Mcpherson. is now pre-
pared to do draying in all its various
branches, with promptness and dispatch:
/ will also keep constantly on hand large
supply of wood, hard and soft coal, which
will be sold and delivered rs cheap as the
cheapest. Wood sold by the Car load as
cheap rs can be purchased of the Railroad
Company. Both wood and coal will be
sold strictly for cash; no deviation from
this rule. will furnish the following va
rieties of trees for fall and spring planting.
Cottonwood, Box Elder, Soft Maple, White
Ash, Red and White Elm; all are nursery
grown except the Cottonwood. All or.
ders must be handed in by the LIST day Of
October. E. DOwERs.
Office with E. ]. Jones & Son.
Morris, Aug. ~, 1881.
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Men Of Eminent Ability,

Scholars and chemists, have devoted
years of time and skillful labor that they
might. in measure, relieve human suffer-
ing. DIR. Faust's German Aromatic Wine
is the result Of the most patient and careful
experiments. 1t is prepared with the most
scrupulous care from pure grape juice, and
the choicest fruits, roots and herbs. and
stands pre- eminently without any equal for
the use Of ladies suffering from private di..
orders, aged and feeble and dcbilitated
persons, and those recovering from the eff,
fects of exhausting disease, mental or
physical overwork. Guaranteed to promote
digestion, invigorate and give new and per-
maHent vital force. In no way can it be
used as an intoxicant. Ask druggists. For
sale at Metropolitan Drug Store. 5m6eow
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Guaranteed to cure is the inducement
we offer you to come to our store and buy
bottle of DR.. Faust's German cough
syrup. It's based upon chemical laws,
aud is prepared with the most scrupulous
care. This medicine is warranted to cure
consumption, coughs, colds, sore throat,
bronchitis Group and all pulmonary
diseases. Remember an ordinary cough
leads to consumption if allowed to continue
without relief. Price, Csc, SOC. and 81
per bottle. 5m6eOw
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ON, WHAT A COUGH !.

Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease, consumption. Ask your
selves If you can afford, for the sake of
saving SO cts, to run the risk and do moth.
ing for it. We knew from experience that
Shiloh's Cure will cure your congh. II
never fails. This explains why more than
q million bottles were sold the past year.
1t relieves Group aud whooping cough. at
once. Mothers do not be without it. For
lame back, side. or chest, use Shiloh's por.
GUS plaster. Sold at Metropolitan Drug
Store. 3m6eaw
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-09-01
Dyspepsia & Liver Complaint

Is it not worth the small price of rs cts.
to free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints, if you think so,
call at our store and get bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer, every bottle has printed guar
antec on it, use it accordingly, and if it
does you no good it will cost you nothing.
Sold at Metropolitan Drug Store. 3m6eaw