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RL NTERS
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Lookout Mountain Route
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- FTzr.. zzII.5f51

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- IAyzl-zI.z .s4L.I.I11
is the best equipped, safest and most
pleasant line, it being the
GREAT CENTRAL SHORT LINE
bet veen the North west and Southeast. 1t
is the shortest aud most direct route to
the celebrated Springs and Summer re-
sorts of Virginia and East Tennessee
Connections are made with trains for all
points Pullman sleepers run on all
night trains Through sleepers from
Memphis to Nashville without change.
Double daily connections on all through
trains Business men and pleasure seek
ers. bear n mind that the Nashville, Chat
tanoogo & ST. Louis Railroad offers better
accommodations, better time and connec-
lions than any other route between the
North west and Southeast.
Leave Memphis 12.lO a. m, $50 a m.
" Mckenzie 4.15 a. m, I.45 p. IN.
Z" Hick.na 500 Il. M
Arrive at Nashville 1000 a. m, 40 HI.
Leave Nashville 1910 a. m, 10 P. m.
" MurfreesborO ll.27 a. m, $40 p. N
" Wartrace, 1922 p. M, I0.40 p. IN.
" Tullahoma lib p. m, ll.20 P. m.
" Decherd 1.45 p. m, ll.55 p. N.
" Cowan 200 p. m, ~. 10 a. m.
" Stevenson 3.l5 p. m, 100 a. m.
" Bridgeport 337 p. N 200 n. m.
d" Chattanooga 500 p. m, $50 a. m
For information, time tables and list Of
summer resorts reached by this line, call
on or address GEO. w. McKENzIE,
Agt Mckenzie.
C. P. ATMoRE, JR., Pass Agt. L. NJ. R,
Memphis, or W. L. DANLEY,
Genl Pass Tiki Agt., Nashville, Tenn
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Taken Up

As stray, by r. C. Prather, living in
Fulton county, Ky, on the Hickman and
Dresden road, 3 miles west of Jordan Sta
ton, one red yearling steer, with star in
his forehead, the end Of his tail white.
No other marks or brands porceivable,
which l appraise at SO.
Given under my hand this Both day of
October. 1880. 0. W. MILES,
novI2-4w j. 2. F. G.
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FAX EN EE.

A SA STRAY, by Jno. Ellsworth, (col.)
"A living about miles east of HEX
man, one-half mile south of the State
road, in Fulton county, Ky, on the 10Th
inst, ONE BAY MARE MULE, aged about
10 years, about II hands high, but having
no brands or marks perceivable, and
which 1 appraise at the value of $50 co.
Witness my hand this 10Th day of No
vember, 1880. J. w. MAYES,
decl7 J. p +. C.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Fulton
Index favors Mr. c. NJ Vaughn for
re election TO the Legislature
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OUE PREMIUM.

.
Eyery farmer is interested in the well
fare Of. his stock-~anu should have on
hand !oy ready reference /. book desc,ib-
ing the ailments his stock is snbjrct to
and the remedies therefor. LII consider
alton Of this fact we have procured for
the benefit Of our t;.r:ner subscribers
n large number OF "KeuI.lI's Treatise
on the HUrse,' one of which we pro.
pose to give to every horse owner w o
pays for his paper in advance. The book
is one Of great value as it is IL, ind * IF
diseases which gives the symptoms,
cause. and the best treatment of each.
1t contaius IL tAbl- giving all the prin-
ordinary dose, effects, and aDtido,e
whena poi son; also a table with an en-
craving Of the horses teeth 1T different
ages of the horse; a valuable collection
Of vecines. and mucl, more valuable ill
fornlntiOn
Remember we give this valuable
work to all who ply thair Subscription
i'll advance. Also for sale at 25c Il copy
WITH TIL; TRIBUNE
We will furnish. the ADVANCE and
the Minneapolis weekly Tribune and
Farmers Uniou one year for S3.6O in
advance aud give any u;lc Of the follow
ing premiums to each subscriber:
]. Il superb, correct and life-like
crayoil- lithograpl! portrait of Prtsldtlt-
Elect Garfield. 20 inches. by Is III size,
and Il handsome ornament to the home
9. Either If the following famous
and standard b .uk@. printed on good
paper. with clear. han.suiur Tyre, and
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Life Of Garfield, Ivy EdmHnd Eirke.
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Last Days of Pnmltii. hy Brlwer.
john Halifax. Gentlemen, hv NuInck.
P;ckwick Papers. Ivy Charles Dirk-ls
WUvdSwortIl'S Select Poems, edited
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SECTtRIANISM AND THE PUBLIC
RT!Y0DY.S

OC1OOLS
The charges of Sectarianism against
the management of the Normal School
ut st. Cloud, and the appointment Of a
committee to investigate the matter.
brings the subject Of Scctarianism in
our public schools to tie front again.
It seems that the presumption OF the
Presbyteri;:ns in en,leavoring to subor-
dinate the school to their sectarian
ends excited the jealousy of the Meth
odists and resulted in an exposure and
church wrangle over a State institu.
ton with which they have nothing
whatever to do us churches.
It proves again what we have fire.
qnently asserted, that the scctarists
are always endeavoring to control the
public schools in their interest and that
they have little CT no regard for the
wishes or rights of any but sectar-
ians.
In the ADVANCE of Feb. 5, 1880, in
speaking Of the wrangle of the denomi-
nations to have one of their cloth ap-
pointed Principal of the Mankato Nor
NAL School, we said:
As \ taxpayer and friend of unsec
tartan education. we enter our protest
against placing this or any other State.
educational institution under the con-
troll of any church or sect.
s-z' And further against the appointment
ut cieryyD'an:
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Rev. Dewitt Talmage has returned
from his trip West and says ''religion
is dead" Now, the question is. "wl,o
killed Cock Robin?" Tie Orthodox
churches did it. The people have out
grown Orthodoxy, and Talmage and
his thousands Of bli"d and cropping col.
leagues think that Orthodoxy is reli.
gion. 20 fools and slow of heart" t."
see the light breaking ill around. Tai
mage says:
An eminent clergyman told me with
in the last week that. unless some weep.
ing revival If religion ccmps soon. tile
church, of God will 60 under.
Gond-by. Let it he buried with the
racks, and thum,'screws. and burnin.s
at the stake. and all tile horrible 10 r..
secntions Ivy which the chnrcl, fana-
tics slaughtered Fifty Millions of hu.
ma" beings IN Europe alone, for hold
ing religious opinions Of their own.
Let the corpse be buried, and then give
us the new, nnorthodux church which
Christ intended. -.
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Kendail's SPAWN Cure.

Is sure In its effects. mild in is action as II
do IS not blister. and yet 1t is penetrating and
powerful 10 reach any deep seated vain or to re-
move amy h.nv growth or any other enlarge
Sp:int>, c,,bs. c:lI"us, spr,i,,>, swell imsS. anv
lanrneSs and al rnlarg:,ncntS Il the inints or
lin lis. or rheumatism in man, and for any Dur.
pO e for which 4 linin,eit il used for man Or
beast. Its u W k own 0 be the best lnime ut
for man ever used acting mid an yet certain
~ its effects IT is used full strength with per
feet IN fety at all seasons Of the v, ar
Send address for Illustrated Circular, which,
we think gives positive proof 0f its virtues No
remedy has ever met with such unqualified sue
cess to our knowledge. for beast 4 well :s man.
Price tl per bottle, or six BOTTLES for T. ALL
Druggists have it can get II for YOU, or it will
be sent t" any address nn receipt Of price by the
proprictOrS,
Dit. ). II. KENNALL & CO.,
En"Shur"h Fails. Vermont
Sold 10y all Dr116S10t0.
83S-fiil.
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The Colossal Bronze Statue of Vic
tory which, stands in the Park, at
Lowell, before the tomb If the first
soldiers that fell in the revolution, is
a lasting and beautiful tribute of art.
1t is one of the first objects sought by
strangers visi ing our sister city,
which indeed many visit. purposely to
see this elegant object Of high art.
1t was obtained from the King Of
bavaria by DR.. j. G. Aver, to whom
His Majesty was especially gracious
in acknowledgment of what his rem
ed;es are reputed to have done for the
suffering sick. It was donated by the
Doctor to the City of Lowell as a
permanent and speaking emblem of
the victories both of Science and
Arms.-Hagerstown (Md.) Press.
Good steady blacksmith, wantp,1 An.
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: ) : : : s

!oruE '!tnKING IAss- Ne are now pfcrar
cd to furnish al CLASSES with constant employ.
tn:nt ut home, the whole of the time. or Tor
spare. moments. Icrsns "f either sex "a lily
ear fr ~ 70 Gems t" +? 1"r evening, and i pro
,riO'ai sum Ivy DIV tin. their w;ole me to
The bu>i"eSs. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much aS men Tia, all wli">e. his mott c may
sent their address and test the business, We
make This offer: To snch as ire cot we'll S:ttiSi Il
We will send one dollar to pay for re troubi 1T
writing. Full par ictl:ars and "utfit free Adj
dress tiEONGE STlSSoN Co, Portland, Maine:
Ally
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"A BARGAIN.

we can furnish, a new Platform
spring Wagon or IN End Elliptic
H,pflnS buggy. manufactured by Fish
i'rMterS 4 Co., Racine. at \ better
narc''" than any dealer can give.
,''est: wagons AMI buggies now take
tue lead. Call and zee us or write for
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~ now bclng madc faster than
1lEIRv ever Ivy those ut work fnr ne
s~ss~ r. e0i'S ~ either ~ can make
thex ,r. ,,r,,,e g.. week H. their own towns II
Tree: Anyone can ru, the b,wiress. Canitai ',".
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THE: NEW
Horse Book.
4 TREATISE on The
Horse
AND HIS
DISEASES,
BY
Or. 8. J. Kendall g. Co..
Or. 8. J. Kendall g. Co.,

~ ~ - MUTUAL ~ w.,
Enoslurgll Falls, Vt.
REVISED EulTlON CJr,'yU ALREADY SOLD
This work Contains an ''IndrX II ni>e"scs,'
VIII ca gives tuc >yliptnM> cas- and best t. e:s
men of each; Il table tiviHg all the principal
effects. ai id''tc "Nel! Il pui>o a table win
al engraving nl lie h'rS..'* teeth 1T different
ages With u'.s ~: telling the slse OF a hurse.-
Tie '"k culltli.S
IS EN- (: RA.yIE GS
81 wing t'. various po>i'i,H;,> as'ai.ld ~ The
One Hundred Pages
o; the most valuable read ny matter, d"scrp-
tive OF he Diseases to wiicn hnrSc flesh is heir
with remcdies;a Il Il rare collection =! recipes
All much other valuable Information. The bO X
IS worth fES HINES It's PRICE and is sold for III
small sum ct
as CENTS.
The great difficulty has been with wu: ks Of
this iiatu e .: amy paciiral vau =, that tie p: lie
has been ab We what mos; hor*em II aud far
mtr> c.:td IL pay and Ill y have therefore not
secured Il Wide rircnlat II, and d. al OF igno-
Ia Co. :e>.'rcli..g the ailments the horse has
ex ); Ell ;t!1l .oeS eXiS Bit lle exceedingly low
piice + 1Li> b tx pac &c liable star, ard
'ork within ;hc reach CT every pcrso! WHO OWLS
y horse.
"ihr Hose AID His SeScs," is stoutly
bound in paper over, anl vr v neatly and ta>t
~ gotten ~. S,rr iue;: rt its u>rf,l hess and
pnpu:aiii y nay h,. hi when il is knn II that
$50, 900 have al esiV ln-en iii ord .rS sent
!" his !tic. ace, ln;'anicd ty the cash will be
promptly ill. 4.
Price rs Gents ger Copy.
''r five copies lur One Dollar.
We civ" below 7 few extracts from thr may
statements received from prominent hulstlne,
co cerl.:n. his hook:
DR.. Wm. II. HUI, arandaiyu.. y. Y. says:
II !! We b"uEh! !".ks f:,m T. - nd that |
paid fvt md ten t!"lia y r. which do not like
\ W II rs t:n yours. IL i, diiv. eu: rr.l any
thing ever saw.
III ''l'liirr t the Western Sport II III and Live
Stock News. says OF il: ut is look tn Il very
Il :lrSI.S 1 u :iiEur II d. vi Aullt -
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PROCEEDINGS
OF THE BOARD OF-cOUNTY: co NllLs.
SIONEHS.
AUDITOR II OFFICE

3 AUDITORS OFFICE, !
J. WoRrH1NGToN, .Ja,,.~3l, 1881. s
Minues OF last meeting read and ap-
proved. ..s.ss. :.
The County Board Of Audit reported
as follows:
Ne, the undersigned, members Of
the Board OF Audit, report to your hon
orablc boHrd, that we have this day cou-
clllded aA eXaH!inatipn of:accOulitS and
vouchers at II. q. Shepard, Treasurer
of Mobiles county. -
We find that receipts and disbuyse.
mentS from Sept. J.. 1850. to Jan. II,
1881. have been as follows:
Cash OH hand Sept. l, 1880, S7,.9) 6!
Tax cole, tons 10 date, s, GJ e.
Received isoaa >,ase treasurer, .o17 80
I" kedenlptions. 1853 81
Total Debit. $l+, 1877 IS
Co. Orders redeemed ard cancelled, S9,7lO 4;
County ReVunuc orders Oh hand, lbs S
PU"r - ia %
Town orders " - 81 20
School District - o. 1871 93
orders paid, 2,"T2 IL
IoWn ORDERS PAD 862 is
Paid for express drayage, postage, etc. 10 II
. fur WOu'., 81 10
State Treasurer, 7tS IS
-" Collect III fees on school lands, | Ii
Cash in MOBILES County bank, 5,*lO 81
- On hand, kI3 %
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PEOPLE WHO LIVE

= PEOPLE WHO LIVE
along the linz Q! and near to the ST. PAUL s
SIOUX CITY RAILROAD and Its vart
Gus Branch Lines, now part Of the
Chicago; St. Paul, Minneapolis
! and Omaha Line,
know that this Il the sho ta,.d quick ,ne-to all
points in Kansas Nebraska. Colorado, Texas.
i'alifo!ni.. Arizona. New Il d Old Mexico, an't
AM TiE SOUTHWEST.
THROUGH SEVEN GREAT CITIES
of the pnpul lis Missouri Valley, namely:
Sioux CITY, CoUSCIE. BLUFFS. OMAHA, ST.
JOSEPH. .>Tc!lsoN. LEAvENwonTH
AMI KANSAS ITY.
The St: Paul 4 Sioux City Il Ill oad,n now KIN wn
PAU. Minneapolis g.. Omaha Line, Is 4 so the
SHORT AND u kEfT LINE fr III Central aud
W'SterI minnesota, Western iowa, Dakota,
Nebraska AMI the Southwest to
st. Paul, minneapolis,
and the entire North and Northwest and to the
Lumber districts ii u 'rthe:n WiScu SIN.
AT ST. PAUL. connectio are made with the
Eastern division Of the Chicago, st. Paul, Min
n:apo is & Omaha Ii e, for North TN all Cen
tral Wisconsin, and for Chicago Il d all points
East, and the cunning Of trait is -, a'ianged
this !. ne can hav' fl IN one to one Il Il one halt
hours t" Ut end to bu ,ineSs M tiers i'll ST. Paul
Ii dc>i cd.
When you 20 South or Southwest. be sure and
20 over this Line through III. Seven Ri: Cities,
and WHEN you go North, East Or North est. go
through 1T: P'Ui, THE GREAT I.AtLKOAl
CENTRE of the great ortllw st.
nv" pass niger IT ils dali st. Paul to Chi
| Cage, through Elruy AMI Madison, with Pullman
Palace Sleeping Ca $ on each t.au
Through Tickets to hc and East Sou; SS %ts;
are on lie stall principals It lions and
| buy through ckct. as hey are general '
| cheaper: but II ul cannot get TIL tickets y i
! desire or the information W 'nted abou rates
''lcG ions. etc, 1T your HON Nat:tli, Wlite t.
| the undersigned a. Your le ter vii! receive
! pronlp at eniinn. I. W. TEA>D LIE.
| +. 3. CL iRkE. Genera, Agent,
ten. Iraliic Manager. ST. PAUL, MINI
TIME TABLE
Time of departure Of passenger train, from
| Maj katO.
| For Chicago and the East at :!u a. H. aid G:t!
| y. m.
JB CLOCK, Agent,
Ma tx NO. Mimi.
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Good steady Blacksmith wanted. Ap-
ply to CnAs. CHASE,
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KEEDALL'S SPAWN CURE ON HUMAN
FLESH.

Bakersfield. VI. Dec. %, 1879
j. Kcndill & Co Gents: wish to add nv
testimony in fav u If your i, valuable liniinen
Kendall x SPAWN fu 9. IL he spring If 1862
slipped on The ice and spr:in-h my right limb
AT thc Knee INT, WAS very lame: IND at ines
haniagr W' l. "fo'er 4 yer. aud led most
every hirgi my reach. but could find nothing
t" II me permanent relief When | over
work q, it would pain me- very much In Ami,
rs. began t" hink >hnu Il Ire 4 grippe for
lie: but, having some If kenhaIls spawn Cure,
thought W nd try it. I us. Il one third OF i
hottie. and rxlr iercrd "e'irf at once. The pain
l"' me and hat not troubled me since l feel
very grateful 20 v",. and would recommend
k"Edall'S Sp win Cure To all who suffer with
SpralnS or rheumatism. YOU t.Uly,
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For sale at the Advance o.
fee.
4 ElICM.

A copy II this Treatise az: tit. Horse wi be
pres nled every lew Sul,Sri ibtr the AID
VANCE WHO pays year l.: dvam:', aud to every
Old subs :ib:r who pays Arie,re ges aid 4 year
II aGvLuc..
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

AAOAANSSAA . SPG1 VIII ~ uxCe
THE Mosr SUCCESSFUL REMEDY eyar jscover-
ed. rs it is certain in its effects and does not
blister. Read proof below:
From Rev. l.. n. Granger, Presiding
Elder Of the st. Albums district.
It. Alba,iS vt Jan. 81, 1880,
Dr. J; T. Kendall & Co. Grt,ts: III reply to your
letter will sa' til 1t my txpp. iei.ce with Ken
Il 'lP> Spa in Cu:e las been ve"y >atisfac ory
JUDGED Three or f"Ar years ago procured
81 ihinene>S caused hy:t SPAWN Last season my
horse became very lame and turned him out
for few weeks WHEN he became better. but
when ! put him ON the road he grew worse,
when discovered That a ring bore WAS forming
1pr"ruicd bottle Of Ken ;all's Spawn Cure
and with les than 4 bottle cured him so that he
+ not lame. neither en- the bunch be 'Ound
Respectfully yours, r n. GRANGER
PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL.
ston::l;on, NJ 1885,. March 16, lSs'.
B. ]. kand Ill \ c., Gents: In justice to You
and myself think ought to you know thar
4 dis SPAWN Iurr,'' on yer, large one Don't
k;iu% hnw long the SPAWN nad been there I
hive owned h' horse eiyir no'ths. 1t took me
four months t. tn e the l;.rse one off and two
for he small "re. W.. used ten BOTTLES The
h"r - is entirely we'll, not Il all stiff and no
hunsl' to'e SEEN or felt. this is a womb rtHl
fr all Vii t i, las ",ne Tor me its sale viii be
CnAs f. Parker.
KEN Ais SPAWN CURE.
Office Z. S. Marshal. Western ID ST. of Mich,
kal'm 'zo" Ap il Is. 1>7e.
+ J. krnd'l dear Si*:-l Received the two
h. tiles Of yolr <p Vi Gu. G forward d by ex ress
in Janua'y last. l am happy 10 MA ha. it
perfo III d all your advertisement called f,r.-
In tire weeks AT II commenced using it,
the Sl'lTh WIS entirely remove and 4 valuable
horse RESTORED TO use ulueSs
We truly yours.
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Staten ems made Uude1.
sbo+1>

To WHO IT NAY CONCERN In the year 1873
vim at several months vrOwt,, i"'Hry half as
large RS 4 hen egg. and C mp.etcy stopped the
lame nsSa d rem wed I h. e. aFgement. have
Wn:k',t hr Il rSr ever since very h r., and he
lifvc"i, mas been lame. ~ J. COULD eyer Sc. auv
di::rr"re III the size of the hook joints since
tie lied him with Ken allS SPAWN Cure.
X. a. GAINES.
EnoSHur"l Falls. Vt. Feb. -. IS Q.
Sworn a'El subscribed to Def re he this , Il,
,iSy Ut i.t. 1919
JOHN Il. JENNIE. Justice IF the Peace
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The Destruction of TricbInm.

1t is commonly Believed that ordinary COOK
ing will destroy trichina and render infested
meet tnnocuous. Without doubt, as has psen
stated In the daily press, 1.-The encapsuled par
aS1tes cannot survive certain elevation OF
temperature, and death renders them harm
less." Is II. however, correct to say thai q
complete means OF protection Is furnished by
the heat incidental to cookery9n
considerable doubt Is thrown on this state
msnt oy M. facher. OF Paris, whose authority
Is or considerable weight. He afflrmS that the
protection given by cooking is quite illusory,
and that In the thorough cooking of an ordin.
airy joint OF meat the temperature in the center
Is not suficieDt to ensure the destruction OF the
parasite, he took q leg OF pork OF moderate
Size and boiled it thoroughly. A Thermometer
placed within it at depth OF two inches and a
hall registered after half an hours boiling Sc
degrees Fahrenheit, after boiling for an hour
lis degrees. after an hour and a half 14o deg
end after two hours and half, when the Joint
was thoroughly cooked, l65 degrees. THIS tenn.
pefature ID. Facher maintains Is insufficient.
ana we must remember that at the center
which is still further from the surface than the
bulb OF the thermometer was placed the tenn
perature would not be so high. ''Tricnine
would escape almost entirely the action OF
boiling water" In cooking.
N. tachers note was communicated to the
chamber OF deputies, and no doubt has ina.
nuenced the decision OF the French governments
to prohibit entirely the Importation of Amerf-
can pork.-LondOn Lancet.
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The New Spring Dodge,


sne Was looking out OF the window when he
entered the yard. and she said 20 herse,f thst
ne might ring the bell until he was tired for
sue oioht want 20 bur aay soap. and had no.
tnlhg Tor tramps- He rang and rang And after
the seventh or eighth peal she went 60 the door
This Is the greatest piece OF impu1en,sr
door open. '"0
He smiled lie uttel his bat and smiled
again. he hsd poor clothes ana hungcy
look. but there was something captivating M
Ills smile -
I" Weir" she quer.cd as she held the ao,r.
My errand is 4 very pleasant one, aa9 ret 7
feel somewhat embarrassed ia msklar n
known"
III yoa have any bills 10 collect. you must
call when my husband Is IN" she oosorsef.
Bills, on, no. Madam. you have prhsps
noticed IL the papers that A book e8r't ed
Prominent Women OF Michigan Is Soon % 90
publisher
"l-l-,-es. THINK So"
Well. it Is 10 b. illustrated with engrsy-
lnEs OF 100 striking faces Nv iDstrucuoEs are
hot 10 look for beauty 50 much "a for marked
.Amess Ion OF deep thought / was INSTRUCTOR
to call here and ask YOU II you would permit
Va. VA, pup Ishers TO publish yodr wood clt IN Lhs
Woo could have sent you."
:" dare net tel. Yours IL TO o. puhli-'ai o.
the iiTst page. ana only nine more will %
tahcn from the city"
And what's the charge"
Nothing. II you want tla book Won NfU
nave 10 pay q. Cul yog are not ASKED 70 take
IL.
caut see why they should have sele,.ed
ne"
Beg pardon, maam. but yours IA A very
s'Hkug face. J. poTusys al - PRESTON n
SiTerpth OF character I never saw eunaIiB1.
Many ladies' have offered me a. high a SO 10
put them In the book. but We cannot 90 oct
side OF our selcctIunS"
- can't give y0n a decided answer TO-DAY"
she said, after thinking tt over. PERHAPS my
husband viii object You may cal sgatn La-
morrow, aud } OF Will please accept THIS Tor
Your trouble
Liberaltty As well as strength Of character
he chuckled as be poCSetcd thu hin. " 5rV
we'll | VIII cali NJ this hour O morrow"
That was too weeks ago, but tie woman a.
not expecting him. She hA9 learned frn.a Nar
husband thar this f. a cold world aud tna.
GullNei'S Travels Will l." sent 10 ell sgbgc.lDsTs
Tor the prem ii Fnt women book