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Conner's drug stare 10 tka place TO bHy
Christmas goods.
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The best corset manufactured ia the Du~
plex corset, for sale At A. 81 n. MiLtonthaps.
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Globe Milrs spices, coffee and baking
powder are pure. All grocers sell them.
Ask for Globe Mills and try it.
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The Waveriy hOuNe nj Fort WORTH
ia 6rst-c hotel in every respect, ard be-
ing conveniently and pleasantly situated, OF
fors superior advantages to the travelling
public.
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Fall and winter dress goods at cost at A,
IS E. Mittenthaps.
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Schsol and miscellaneous books, best stock
aaa lowest pricsl in the city NJ Mason u Erb
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Tho oIh RnllshIe.

Are.you going to visit, if SO got some Of
those new cards At Nilsson g. Erb.
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8lG0hB'SA. u. REST02 ATiqs
ore is q wen-knowM principle In Al

ore Is q well-knowM principle In anlDss
Vfio,ogy that no Vital actlon can take plaoie
Through the agsnoy Of the nervous sys-
1.-THE nerve power IN any organ 10 weak
on then that organ i0.weae. There 10 ar0m-
edy II tho reach Of all, one th&t has stood the
teet for over h%if century. pr Aicord's
vital Restorative hiss been soTE tlngod and lu-
doTsed by the Academy CT Medicine In P0ris,
as an lnfalleblc speClac for the above, oopteing
no PHOSPHORUS, oAnthsrlde5 or other puis0n6,
Is pRrely Vegetable, predicting no roActlol,
and Is permanent n eject; is q eugRr-oOAteG
pill. and can be had OF lovasfer < Co 10 bin
ne RiohsllSu, P&ria, tErance), or "a DR.. g.
Brown Slgasmond, pfoprietors. Address
Room 20, World Buildlng,N YORK. None gem
uine without the signature OF s, q. SiEeFmond
on the side of each box; send for catalogue;
bex Ofl00 pills, G3 box Ok 90, $40, hoEl by mail
''' ST, Loulu, April 2sd, 1850.
Dear Slr,-ln Justice ~ you md to the pro-
fetson, feel itny duty TO state the res uliH OF
my trial of Records Vital Restorative In my
practice, following the challenge you made.
Case /. hir, b., aged so, impotcnl r. ye7ra
| With sparmatOrrhem2 WPight 10 los, very
neryous ana dsbiilat0d, sleeplSss and AleR
with nerv OEa fears, had trles every known
| rerasdy. l put him under treatment with the
Yltst Restorative alone. In six months he
| W as discharged, perfectly cured, Tie had re-
| gained all hisYgorand manhood sRd weighed
| 90 pOandg.
Cas- 2. Mr.. NJ. partial lors Of popor. In
! tiya, desire and manly vlsOr were fully re-
| STORED. MN H.. RORB, M, d.,
| 1875 Pine ST., ST. Louis.
ST.. Saais, November Is, 1872
Tails IN TO certify that have been afflicted for
years with nervous and general debility, spOr-
mstsrTs yea, and soltenlng Sfthe braln. have
bssN under the treatuaeat OF several prom
nant physicians curing this tihe with no ben-
| eRcial results. Several mouths ago began
| taking Richards Vital Restorative, end am
now perfectly cured. | weighed NJ the time
M poasds--f row weigh los .poands.
NM. boRs9H,
fsl2 Cass Avenue.
st. lolis April 9, 1850.
1 had bean iElpotept tor u number Of years
when / commenced to take RlcordW Vital
Restsrative. Within three months | found
mysilt suddenly restored to my former health
fal yigor, and the cure has been permanent
j. Il. VINCENT,
know Mr.. Vinesnt, whose name is signed
TO the above certificate He Is 3 friend OF
mine, apd know hs facts 10 be as ne has
stated them. j. III, WARD,
sosa ny 7hoScaale nna RotRH Drug
gtRsq generally MAKO
: Wholesale Agents; Richardson 4 Co. ,St.L0u
, NiMnuri,J j. Lyons, New Orleans, L0uisianR
| Van SHACK, stevenson 4 Co.. chicago, Iii
poisi Snith, Doolitte &5mith, BGston, Mas
: Wachasett John Keeshan, ClrNinnnti, Ohio
Charles N Crittenton New York.
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aWlNE OF oARpulu cures irregulas,

painful, or difficult menstruatiOn.
Fer sale by all druggists.
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Report OF the Condition
oFrHs
CITY NATIONAL. BANK

or Dallas, OF Dallas, in the state Of Texas, at
Sac close OF business, December 8lRt, 1850
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Terrihln elnnnkter.

Gold--god pess aa4o lders new StOcl,at
Mssou s. Erb.
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GALVEsTON


ct. LOUIS, Jan 20. --COltOn Qulst.
Midlug .......................... lls,
Low middliug, ......................... l0si
Good ordinary ......................,.. ~
Receipts, 2 ,Oii; shipments, 2,057 Gales
[ AlA. alnnIr q. rnn hnlnn
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
FERTILIZERS
OF THE FARMERS
Bone and Fertilizer Co.,

These Fertilizers are Of very superior
quality, Analysing higher than ony fer
tilizer for the same price on the market
They are highly recommended for wheat,
corn, potatoes, plants and vines. The
analysis is warranted and plainly marked
on the bags Try them and be convinced.
REPAIRING.-I have made arrange.
ments with John Firz, Esq, for the re-
pairing of drills, OF whatever make, under
my immediate superintendent, and any
one having drill that needs attention
can have it made to do as good, and, in
many cases, better work than it ever did,
by bringing them liz early.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
An Episcopalian Horse.

The Rev. DIR. Broadus, an old
Baptist parson. famous in Vir-
GINA, once visited a plantation
where the darkey who met him at
the gate, asked him which barn
he would have his horse put in.
"Have you two barns" asked
the doctor.
Eyes, sah," replied the darkey;
"dar's de old barn, and Mars'r
Wales has jes built a new one"
"Where do you usually put the
horses of clergymen who come TO
see your master ?"
"Well, sab, If dey's Methodis's
or Baptis's, we generally put 'em
in de ole barn, but if dey's 'Pisco-
pals we puts 'em in de nsW one"
"Well, Bob, you can put my
horse in the new barn; Fam a Bap-
fist, but my horse is an Episco-
pallan."
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A celebrated spiritualist Came tC
Little Rock, and stated that before
giving q public entertainment he
would give a seance where any
member of a small invited circle
could call up their friends and con-
verse with them. By mistake a
man from down the river was I'D
mitted, whose reputation for deeds
Of violence would not place his
soul above par in the spirit mar
ket After listening awhile TO
rapping, blowing, and gauze-
veil naturalization, the bad man
arose and said:
"Say, Cap'n whsr'S the old man 8
ghost ?"
"What old man?' asked the me-
dunn.
my old man, the Governor.
Call him up"
What's his name ?n
Tom Bealic; call him up!"
IL don't think we are in COM
munication with him tonight"
Whats the matter; wire
down?n
mo; the old gcntlsman's off on
q visit"
Now. here, just shut up your
wardrobe, and turn out your light.
If you don't give the old mans
ghost a show, the thing shan't
run.o
swat till see if he'll come"
said the spiritualist. "If he raps
three times he is willing; II only
once he has other engagements"
A sharp rap sounded. HE Is
unwilling" continued the spirit
ualist. az
Now, here" said the bad man.
THAT want the old mans knock.
Why, eff he'd hit that table he'd
splintered it. Call him. and
drawing revolver, the affection
ate son cast a severe look on the
medium.
ITO tell you the truth, can't
call him up"
"Tell him / want to SEQ him.
That will fetch him."
mo, he won't come; but beg
of you to be patient. Wait; ah |!
be will come presently. He is
here and desires to talk with you.
He says he is perfectly happy, and
that he longs for the time when
you will be with him. He is one
of the rulers in the spirit land.p
"Cap'n, you are one of the in
fernalist liars in Arkansas.D
"Why so, sir ?''
because the old man is in the
city prison, drunk as a billed owl"
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A Mitigating Circumstance

The prosecuting witness In q
case before the Galveston Recor-
der had q lump over his eye as
big as an egg plant, which was
caused by negro throwing a
lump of coal at him without the
slightest provocation.
81 don't see that there is single
mitigating circumstance" said the
Recorder "Why, jedge, you has
Overlooked one OBJ the mitigatinest
circumstances in de world. | only
hit him wild a lump of soft coal.
Don't yer call that mitigatin,'
when Il could hab fetched him
jest as easy wild q lump of hard
coal?"- Galveston Ne,cS.
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COMM ThrO' the Rye.
Albany Argus.

A New York pictorial publishes
an Illustration of Comm Thro'
the Rye" and blunders into what
we presume is the popular mis-
conception of the ditty, giving a
laddie and lassie meeting and
kissing in a field of grain. The
lines,
II laddie meets lassie
Comm thro' the rye,
and especially the other couplet,
A. the lads they smile on me
When comm thre' the rye.
seems to imply that travsrsing the
rye was habitual or common
thing. but what in the name of
Royal Agricultural Society could
be the object in tramping down a
crop Of grain in that style. The
song, perhaps, suggests a harvest
scene, where both sexes, as is the
custom in Great Britain, are at
work reaping, and where they
would come and go through the
fields, indeed, but not through the
rye itself, so as to meet and Kiss in
1t. The truth ia, the rye in this
case is no more grain than Rye
Beach is, it being tho name of
small, shallow stream near Ayr in
Scotland, which having neither
bridge nor ferry, was forded by
the people going to and from the
markets. custom allowing a lad to
steal a kiss from any lass of his
acquaintance whom be might meet
in the mid stream. Our cOntem-
temporary will see that this is the
true explanation, if he will refer
to Burnr's original ballad, in which
the first verse refers TO the lass
wetting her clothes in the stream.
Jenney is await pur boddie;
Jenney's saldom dry;
Size drag'it a. her petticoatie
Comm thro' the rye.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26

for all of the above machines constantly
on hand.
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7 EXPRESS my thanks to the Farming
i Public for their very liberal patronage
the past two years. | am offering this
year
Thomas Hay and Grain Rakes.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26

Personal.-Mr. Isaac B. Has
buck, of Skans'eles, n. Y. writes:
I have been troubled with bron-
chitis for years, aud Thomas Ec.
lectric OH is the only medicine
that would take effect; one dollars
worth of it has entirely cured me.
/ have used it for several other
Affections, and have always found
it to have the best result. After
once using the Electric Oil, no
one will be without it. 1t is more
fully decrlbed in regular adver-
tisement; see another column. Fer
sale by E. c. Williams q Bro,
druggists.
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J.F. BOYD, Superintendent
CHAS. FELDMAN, Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Ticket Office,
nac a. nADn

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED Ticket
Ii Agent for the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, have for sale all classes Of Tickets
to any and all points. Fare as low as any,
and for safety, business and pleasure this
is the best route Call and learn particu l..
lars. Il. A. RIDDLE.
sepl3-' 79-tf.
, 1881-08-13
SUMMER SMILES.


Love can 8xc,tso everything except mlss-
ing sllIrt button,
Tho wife OF rl,ilatlelphtan who hal his
llfa l.uav!ly Insured set Ills death down to
profit a'.u loss.
,TlIur0 ~ now nothing to mn our hnpp!-
ness" WIS how Jones told ot Ills Mothgr-i II.
law's departure, .o.
Tho Empress OF Austria wears q train
thirty teet long, as,l whuM she walks up
Stain tho dtslleartenea Emperor gous up IN
thu uleyntNr,
4 leantlfa! litsls Brooklyn girl bong re-
proved tho at1er day by h0r ellnr sister tor
using slang expression, sharply retosteA:
"Wgl!, II yoN wont Into society lnoEo YOU
Wualt! loar 8IAng," - t.s'
Archery u q very pretty and tlea!thful Ok.
oIslsu Tor tie fatr s6x, but WHEN II urUss.oyeA
girl aims ~ tho tnrgvt ay0tl The G1ws III thu
dismal pusture elevute tlelr ta%ls and got out
Ut tho way Ut danger,
A young lady 0t tho nga OF Z, who ts do
servedly PCT at M her household. bpt I!ttls as
being rather neglected a1Hl "Bat upon" in
her family circle than otherwise, said the
, 1881-08-13
RadVay's Regulating h[4,
Perfect I'arpatsvss, Soothing. apsrtf"na; NJ @
FFtshostt Pain, At,UaUs 1setta,nss 14,as' "A
NatNrltl III Their OpcFusto"t .,4
4 VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOX CAlVl@

Perfectly tasteless. elegantly 1t ooa'eo eo)e.asa
awset grln, purge. regulate paf'''' :.
nApwAr's rit1a for tho euro q ~ cas ai.Gl5us.i lsi:
at tho Stomach, Liver. llowels, hiia'uM;,jpeueu
dur, Nervous Diseases, Hcadachci' GI,IiIo9sat.t
CostIyeneas Indigestion, 3yspapst. haGiet stict III
Fever, inflammation ct tho l'owGi;s. Nar.
ali dafauHements Of tho Internal !t.stsIy ytf'
rAutpa I'd effect permanent cure; III III oe d.
etahls. containing no mercury h''A'' A -.
tw ObscrYo tho following symptom. :'a u.
Ing frou diseases of tha dIKestso " t6a uiooln
stlpaAon, Inward Piles, Fulinsss q, ~ Naax4
thS Head. Acldity Of tl,e sa'issso; 1,',s. or TsIr.
IN tho Etomaoh, Sour Eruotat!ou1so. or Sutelsat
Webs bofaro tho 6iuht, Fsvor hnd ;nn l,,l is';ss.
the Head, Deficiency. Of peFsRtassnt a,n n tha sId;'
mass at tho Skin a1id Eyes. PH,n hss h. Of lleat
lIrGaAt, and Lluahs, nud Sudden Ftb'N
uutnlnH Of tho FIosl. >xIIl free ~
A feW doses Of KADwAY's Pttal;H;xn"lr4
system from all tho aboSenH1nou "l.s M
Price, 10 [;snts Per oee. .,,.,,lt at
We ropaat that the reader tnutt'd " 'dissssea Hea ~
ths!E He4te. an,'oax Y, ss.. wh!;Yh !; 'uay b ha'u
NNatitsav oa IrritabIs yfsshFs'
NKad4raV on Heraf4fa.n ,1..ses d ~
Il, And others retat!nx 10 dl0cfe''
'4'e'' SOLD NJ DRUGGISTS npues
READ "E4iLSE AMI. ~ !. 10, u,
.sena q latter.asa%p to RaDnS*ttag! =; Is! isrk v
formation worth Thousands Will ~ s~
, 1881-08-13
WORTH LIVING.

Fur TRe Chlcdgo T1auRs.
fknow not what tho future may bold,
Or hDw to nttors 1t Hgulns:
hut know my YkteA hnvU hNll more gold
rhnu used 10 find In my drgainss
Tho tho whoto world Sings Of hopes death
uhlllcd,
In grateful truth 1 aay
Thnt my hest hopes hHyc been fNlhi!ods
Aud moro thal fulfilled, to-day,
Ttn' oft my arrnw Alm nt tho sun
To SEQ It fa!! into Tho s41,tl,
Hgt 1tlst III often KuHiu wtlrk have u00o
ls bottor than hAve t'!aaned.
! do not Alwny grasp tho pleagure
For which teauh. nuy he; 7
Hut luKt ns frequently tlyor-moasute
II 9tyen by tOy t0 nlo.
Tomorrow may hItte n grlet hetfpl It
Thnt will sAdian and change luy nsnolt
nut ,Fo uluyt RpCAk 0t II ttlnK III Tu liud 1t,
And hAyo found llgu good.
Ella WHHELRt!-
, 1881-08-13


sptetdt Dtspdtth to Ins CHICAGO 7tibnha
WAsIL1knToN, D. c., Aug, 12.--Afessrs. A. II.
Evnns 4 Co. furnish the following list of patents
Issued during the past week to Northwestern
Inventors: .
oamos G. Anderson, Highland park, tlro-brick
II. II. i,cseh IND b. S' ". Arnold, Litchnold,
siorris i. Church. ltock Fails. clovis.
Lunar M 7; .s; C;onvers9, Chicago, combined toy
"s!stIs MaItsa r. J. snsidF. T!''a; ' Auror su,sy.
El@ard &. .lie9oior, lii gaiio, scrapor.snpport
Christian 9, Hill, Chicago. and =. II. Whiteti.
E;tgiew2od' l;g separating and collecting metals BY
]. W. McDonou0h. Chlcago. telephone.
Eharlos Flick, Chicago. wMtcr-h heater.
David Y. ltull. Summeraoltl. traotion-wheet.
T. .. Ruth, Sterling. perforator for printing
I. q. i.uth. Sterling, printing machine.
9. i. sotibner. Chtcago. annlinoiator"oirouit
Henry Sorinkcl, Cooper, pump sheath.
John Turaer. spr!ng'ioi1 sulky. plow.
Harry A. Will, Chicago, tnaonlno for pointing
Julian Z. Wood, Washington, horse hay fork.
WISCONSIN,.
;Adolph HOFFMAN,, Milwaukee, washtng-ma-
Frod Mann, Milwaukee, oork-extraotor:
John .. Raynor, q. N. smith, and a. MI Soy
Elijah Shaw, milwaukee,, water- meter.
Jutna T. WolIf, Mayyillo' 'lre. eacape.
MICHIGAN.
John ", Conwny, .1aokso,,. snnth-nlb. ...
Wti,ntn F.Corncll, Adflnt'. apple" parer, corors
William i. Hill, Dig Rapids, machine for roll
Il sstnnol @ iii j. Joslks, 1 Grand ap,ds. electric bolt.
EtEHr 4. Jones, St,argist turning. hammer:
A1s Maa ates E 9sy
]. m II. 6uaekonbush; East saginaw, oar-coup-
q. Il. Stewart, Cpuaty. Limo. gratu-ta1ly.
4 AtlMn'pH q pe,a Woper' Datrott, rs,tary sprakiea a
!, MINNESOTA.
Ing.
IOWA.
Mary II. Darhydt, burlington. attachment for
William ". Button, Shenandoah, suow-plow.
Gaorgc W. Campbell, qlnton. washlng-ma-
Fay +; Farwc1 wavcrly, rualsns. attachment
j. y. ila,Ia,lawont, Tsaer, snov-plow.
j. NJ. .1ncnbsa,tl, prcatnn, corpse-lttor.
George ": Miohola' cllnton' loE-rol'lng and
Johu zDornIk, Old Mission. sloiga. ,...
INDIANA.
Albert @. Caldwoll, Indiana polls, method OF
xbaor g. baiioy, ney, harvesting md similar
william T. Doutston, Peru, cnltlvator. .,.
Potter 1Iabncr Rna u. W. Armstrong, QoOnv1llo,
1al.-attachnont Tor sewing lnnuhitlcs.
!'hiitp J. Knnnp. con! City, cl0thes.pounder.
satn.lol soar'ght' butler, rororttng' 'damper
James x, Wool, Grcenaburg, harrow- ttach-
mcnt for wleol-plows.
NEnItAsEA.
William Philips. Ashland, oombtnation-tool
, 1881-08-13
Some Interesting Facts Regards
ing Famous Mon aud
Their Wives.
F.; How q New York Girl Secured a
Husband by Means Of an,
Egg. ,
The Recent Fancy Fatr in raris, aud tho
Noted Ladies Who Attended.
I. Aleck Williamson's Successful Endoavor to
Got q Wife for the Parson
a Bcwltderina Wldow-1he Boston 0ita-A
Glimpse Of vassar College, Elo.


THE EHOTIST.
Ho said. VI am bowcd beneath sorrow,
am tired with tho weight Of the years,
WHAT hopo holds tho bitter Tomorrow
For me, near tho fountnin Of tcnsa2
Forever an1 evor tho glory.
ia hitltlon 'ncnth .tarkncsa md blight.
Ago covers my hairs with snows litmry-
hAvo dono With tho dnyshino and light"
lie snld: "As wander forever.
Youth shrtnks fron, inc. ncsotnto Lcars
WIN have tone with a!t Joy and ctsdeiivor
Lingcr here by the fnMntnin nj tears.
Fields Of blossom lcnve tar bohintl tnc,
Tho desert lookB barron md grim;
Tho sand rises hot md It blinds inc,
Aud tho sunshine looks raIld md tan,.'
He said: "Tho night, coming up ttrcary.
Is 1lled with Thousand vnRAu fears,
Aud st,cutres 10 wnn and SO weary
Meet 1ny here by tho fountain OF tours.
have dune with nil lov!ng nnd K!adnrsa,
have spilled every drop uf Iifc's wiilo,
And tho lecs nro ns 1nocking rs ,nndness,
And dull as tills heartachg Of niNo."
July 6, 1881. FANNY DnlscoLr.
, 1881-08-13

Mira. Il. A. G!st, t2Dt Walnut street, phila-
dnlpllia, writes; ~ Ind i lntlantMat0ry
r.euMntlsin very badly and In QUE foot and
iVtuftltilatl1n to st1y snlue time; and lie
liorillag obtained the vt. Jacnbs Oh could
ilut put MY tout lDwn to the floor syeh for
on iilataslt | used It that evening for. the
lid that afternoon Jill NY foot down for soy.
eral minutes ut u tlille. On Sunday follow
illR I e0ul4 stara. uI .ana :walk u few tieps,
On Tuesday c0,lld! walk about nay p,0nl, a.M
tors. .NNw,ca,l walk quite we'll, an.l theirs Is
very little SnruNass Alltl palll left. slLnll gU
out II, u couple OF days. wuntlleg permitting.
just ttlinkP one bUttla ati4 u halt alll eail
wonderful medicine. ! viii buy Il BY tho
dozel. and mnkn It u taMtly luedlc!ue, as W.
are subject 10 rheumatism"
, 1881-08-13

A correspondent says: Ios0,n nlay Justly
In proutl Ut ller girls. Thore Ii II largu PRO.
i,otlion ut uennly among tlonl, They dress
wofI. They do mot Overtlrcss. Tho know
Wien to stop putting on things. TI.oy do hot
mix too laally colors into u,le gorgeous hut
Inconsruo,ls whole. Tl.e u ind 7 O'clock.
u. III. girls Tripping to their ,,laecs Of .la!ly
labor nro outwarlly M ,ent rs II iock ut
chiekHae8s, 1t Is, Inanltcat!y tnIuar t0 i'm.
pu!o IN them the general Or even sulnt-ge,ler-
al wearing Ut spectacles. yIley nru nut us n
rule sueulac'e.t. r'rlIoy wear thlek soles.
Tt,uy slon't take at,y stuck In consumption
a'l,l curly graves. Thoy sto not, rs II rule,,
tgrlnls, snlnso, clle,S, Ut swear. Thoy. set u
K1ull oXa,l,to III tlleso hlAttors. Tho cultured
ess Ut girls hero .to not l,as,g nbuut tho the
Atrc-t!uors ut nlRAt md bug cl,ecka ut
tlI0se passing 0ut.s Tlluy lo0li you geMare
In the faco whon tlIoy sleak to yum Or
you TO ti,o,I'. 'rhey are sut-polsod, rea.iy for
X 4 %qEs'Ssss ESrsss. W. xis ss'fy s s f%tysx s4Sgy
cernlAlcA1. Illv tale hootlls turu aro t[llelt
Wila their Ulforls III a,,nltelty eurMllllcs.
atHsac IL seNs''l aG;cG'!'lptlsl.,Hcl't: !;c' l'nt
streets la!s " hight r9!sng tho!r volros
H. tllac0rdallt eAgrls. They wear ru.l
!Nltts III, their ljalltta niMl b'ue or rssl
lekHlngh oh it'elr !sgs.. They have legs.
s4Itu 1N3l0u tHltlAlA Iypu ~ lnt lllIllt klhDnY,
sallow, or t!l!nus!o0k!nE. ,Dys1upsla lungs
TIL Fiyy lsya s ir dselsyS s"H vt iE!it n.p. sssp.
INT slanpy. l!kv tho: w0rklng nf Il hou ii u
lnnsta..littl. Thuy a0 nut teilr to lnuko tlo,r
WUlsta kllawll III ueeRs!M. tins cnlllo running
Il, i,ostui. Is French, u.il l,.ealas sttlaWnlk.
lookh,F Etrl ln!H sealskin cup ai.I !.
real ilush 0n ultlaer, glteek. She ral!
we'll, though tmpe1ed hy tho usual
lncunlberM!elita Ut women. It WIS 9 swift,
n$,It LAM hkh trkf .$Fxt1k
, 1881-08-13

DT1T And C3EED1Ts
/. act bygomcs be bygones," said she, after
she lllsl managed to quarrel with him on tho
way homo froln Tie circus.
lIo reelected awhile: land Is this tho
cIld ~
ut Is, sir: all Is over between u.s."
"Lust Sunday night you said you loved
me.'
" did tllon; do not nt--..
"Aud you wantbygones to bcbygonosw
"l'us"
"Wilose to pay for nl1 the ice-creaM--''
"LenyB nc, lilargeNary wretch! Nn!'t0
y' yGMr M prlse t9r your v''luablo services, ai'd
Next mornings post brought hor the fol-
lQWlllIt:
, 1881-08-13
OVARIAN TtlfORS.

Tho removal Of theso tumors BY tladags
Rcsoivont ts now 60 certainly established tht
what was ouce considered almost snIracuIou,A
now common recnRnlzod fact by nk paris4
Krupf, Mrs. j. ii. Jolly, and Mrs. I. u. lienddf
published In cur AlrnanAo for ls79, also that Il
SiEs g; 8: n'hD,s.s' In tA2 present edition of o
One bottle contains moro Of the nct1vo prtnc.
p!rs Of Medicines thnn my other Preparation
takcn in teaspoonful doas, whilU othets teQuht
Two or slI times as mitch,
i ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
, 1881-08-13

Of iii. n1nwAY;s oidsc.tallshsa ,ni,aiioat T. q
plkA than tho baae an4 Eorth!esatts HtitiA = -
them, d thera ora Fsl1s kosolyei!!Hss. I'D as
taas s ,e 81 nsSs tSs' Asas fGS ~ IL %