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Sans Chances for a Wife.

II man has three chances for O
wife, he should certainly improve
one Of them. Yet sam Hopeful did
not succeed with such heavy odds
IN his favor. lie shall tell his sto.
rry:
Ionce conited a gal by tbe name
of DIb Dawkins. l made mp my
mind 10 get married. Well, while
we were going 10 tue deacou's ]
stepped into mud puddle, and
spla tered the mud all ovot Det
pawlin's new gown. made out oI
her gIandmothers old chiutz pet
tic1at. When We got TO the dea
cons ho asked Deb II she woul
tako me for her lawful wedlll
! husband,
NO sly' she.
Reason, says |.
',Why. sIys ale. iva t',gp A
mislikin to yon."
. We'll. il wo, all M then bnt /
yevo her n string of beads few
kis.,s. some other notions md
nude it all mp with her 50 ",
wen. nm TO Tho doocon . socouJ
Time was b,nnJ 70 coma -,
with her THIS ,imo, 80 when ho asked
me it woul1 take her for my wed
dei wife, says |.
"No. isiant 10 no such thing"
why, says Dyb, what Oh airth
is the matter now -
"Wby, says |, Il have takel Il
misl.hin to You
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JUDGING BY APPEARANCE.

Here's nice place, Laura said
the elder OF the two ladies who had
just entered the train. sand we
will try aud keep it undisturbed
too" she added, proceeding to do
posit their shawls. satchels. etc, up
on the eud Of each seat, while they
seated themselves facing each other
They were evidently mother and
daughter, the mother large, portly
and iue looking, the daughter 4
slender, bright faced little thing
aud just ss,v dantly people OF posi-
thu, ,narkedby all the belougins'
of wealthy trsvelers.
Elissutly BRAIDED liusu ulsterr
o,s' suils u AlacL silk, s,ylish hats
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Happiness.
Do you ask me, love, with found Gu

Do You ask me, love, with found ca
ress,
What seams to me perfect happiness
a golden day, and a sapphire sky,
An emerald earth, and you and
Roaming through woodlands green
together
That's happiness in summer weather
And say tits winter outside the
snow,
And inside the fires warm, cheerful
glow
And We sit by the IL, cheek touching
cheek,
Silent sometimes, and sometimes We
speak;
So iind In summer or winter wealth
er,
Happiness means-to be together.
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Fourteen Great Mistakes.

II is great mistake to set up oui
own standard of right and wrong
and judge people accordingly.
1t is great mistake TO measure
the enjoyment Of others by onr
own.
To expect uriiomity Of opinion in
this world.
"a lool Tor Judgment and ex-
pertuco in youth.
To enleavor to moll all disp)si
tons alike.
Not to Yield to immnterial tritles
TO look for perfection in onr owl
actions.
To worry ourselves and Others
with what can not bc rene lisl,
Not to alleviate all that needs al
deviation, as far as lies in our pow
en-.
Not to make allowances for the in e
iirmities Of others.
To consider everything imp)sible
which We can not perform
To believe only what our iuinito
minds can grasp.
To expect to 90 able to uuder-
stand everything.
The greatest of all mistakes ia to
live only for time when any, moment
nay lunch US into eternity.
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My Companion.

II have retl." siii Mr.. Sp,rge )n.
'of one who dreamed dream, when
10 great distress Of mind, about re-.
lyiou. Hs tho't ho st ol In the
oater court OF heaveu, aud he saw
Curious host marching mp, sing
ing sweet hymns, aud lealiig the
banners OF victory sand they rasse
by him thro' the gate, aud VIII, II
they vanished he heard ii the dis
tance sweet strains Of music
WHO are they = he ,kel.
"rhey are the goolly fellowship
Of the prophets, VII, h.vo gOn, to
be With q Il"
Aui hs heavcd a delp sigh as he
said
"Ala', I an MT onj Of tho u, WI
never shall bo, and cannot enter
there
BY AMI by there came another
baud equally lovely in appearance,
aud equally triumphant, anl robed
in white. Thoy passed within tn,
portals, and again were shouts Of
welcome heard within.
Who are they y
They are tho goodly fellowship
Of the apostles
Alas he said, Il belong not tC
that fellowship anl | cannot eater
there"
10 still waited and lingere1. with
tho hope that he might yet go in
but the next multitude dill not en-
courage him, for they were the noble
army of martyrs. Hs cIul not -
with them, nor wave their pain
branches. lie waited still and saw
that the next was n company Of god
ly ministers and officers If Christil,
churches, but he cosll not % with
them. At last as he walked, h,
saw larger host than all tue res
put together, marching ani singing
most molodiously, and in fion
walked the woman that was sin
ner and tue thief that diel upcl
tue cross hard by tho StyiJur an
he looked long Al saw there snct
Us Minlsseh, anl tho like anl
when they entered ho could 500 who
they were. aud he Thought:
"rLcro viii be uo shouting Gbcu
them"
Bat to bis as'ouishmeut it seem
ed as if all heaven was rent will
seven foll shouts as they passed in
And the Angels sail to him:
These aye they tat are mi thty
sinners, slyel by mighty grace
AMI then lac said :
BLESSED b. Go Icln go wit!
them =
And so he NV oke.'
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By anJ 81.
BY DANIEL HIJgtNh

see n oirl yiti hlp)yh,l;s
UJ)na bush II win sins,
H.s..nisJ ff,t frJ a ne n pain,
:, sweetly Is h sin dag;
WLilt "a li;tntly tAs sIl.ist. fails,
>, pare ani bright fron Heaven.
Aud lineelins d,wn b'eathe u ptdyel
II G)i for bleSsias' ;,|eL.
With falling leaves the w5JlisnSy
An iiautannn look ASSUMING,
Wh1re in the happy SUN neg ii;nn
The fragrant rose wis blooming.
The winter kin is oh his way,
lis kiss will soon be closing
The peaceful broo.s, tnit long vii
Ii,
Meath Icy bonds rep nsin.s.
sit ana think when life is DER
.Aad we shall staal toy iher,
10 clasp the han of frien or foe.
In pace with one another,
When that great reaper gathers al,
WHAT shall ths harvest shDw usg
shall We be cast aside like weeds
That we destroy below uSy
Or will the glad and happy songs
Of angels draw us hither,
As gladly we draw near that home
Where we shall journey thither
The harvest, ol, what shall It be!
We ask of one another
Shall We be gathered by and by
With parent, friend aud brother
STAR .SPANGLED BANNER.
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The influence of genuine frienili-
ness is wonderful. We have act
people who were SO kind aud cardin
in manner, SO responsive 10 iook an
greeting aud so swift 10 doing and
saying courteous ani gracious thing,
that they seem to dlfuse sweet at
mosphere arouod them. How beat =
tiiul they were, even though some
times they had plain faces and rough
hanls No face is ever bopelessly
plain through which frieni'y soul
iook, out upon the wo,iI.
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7T1II1 POST.
A rol aud lyiu' catches the big.
gest f.h OF the season.

A rol aud lyiu' catches the big.
gest ii.h OF the season
There is always room at tho top
for tue attic-rhoumntic.
The koy that Winds up many a
mans business is whisky.
The cup that cheers, but does no.
ine6riatc--Tbe buttercup
Time and the mule shoull alwav,
be taken by the forulock, never 10y
tue fctlock,
A Missouri uldrloi's warning
Look out for tho train robbers whoa
the bell rings.
The prize fighter pcels before ho
strikes, but tho tcll does not peel
until il is struck.
A married pair Of Alabama dcaf
mntes hayo applied for divorce. -
Free dumb is their battle cry.
All the negro minstrel tr,upes aro
largely composed of !rishmcn. They
naturally take t. cJik
The style Of Fall b,uncts may bo
photographed by sltnmiog II rip3-
tomato against u board fence.
The telephone is not popular in
Russia Tho iow-brcaking worl4
clog up in the Instruments, aud il ia
VnrY ael lnm in wnrLin.r nrl.r
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s)Ne "AJvs."

How many more things tho rehap.
pen to be that We want tlan we
neel.
How much OF the ol ollfashioned
faith that "ciu move mouutai is" is
to be found in aws'tiy c)iscost-
ton
How mus'i OF thu scisutii, opin-
ion of to Ivy is to be known as uon-
sense 10) years henc,
Ho v many revolutions per minute
will lively kittsn max, in p,rsiit
of its Own TAIL 4,
UJw much real profit to humani-
~ Is there in seeing a crowd Of
miserable beasts aud birds suffering
by deprivation from their natural
conditions climates, and dying
10y iuches whilo being hauled about
the c,ratry fJt u grert njril
show
How can BORA rich MIA enter
into sympathy with a pJJr one !
How meny glasses Of run can a
man driuk Inside of au h)ir an
keep within the bounds Of sobrie-
Ity'
How many people really live mp
to the gbllii rails. -, nltI o.lJri
rs yo would be done by
How many try to liv. up to il
How many never try ?
Low many cd others ut every
opportunity
GLOW much bettor mans appetite
is when be has 10 money to buy {
brorkfist
How mlny men were ever cons
viuced by argument
How many men fail to be con-
vincel by bitter experience
How m my people ini themselves
good company for themselves
How many psc'is Of dirt dp,sa
ten cent restaurant cij.jns: ets
: ere he lie. /,
How many p,rp'o rol,ly b,'iavo
thai lelih iIpl'y y step iutb an.
other c,ulitiJa OF coassi,ls exis
,o,ccy
How m,nv reon,e n,iuk thev'y,
o,t ,,,,..
U,w nav .I.,f.,ey,l" mo.
,l;,L -, an, ,,k.oy,,.,.,',. dr,,,.
D IL,, ,l,oms,,.os,
=,
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! - ' P'
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y,
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Poe { ny.
The Voice From the Tempest.

| sat by A curtain window
One cold autuinnal eve,
And | listened to the night-wind,
Sadly taking its leave.
But bark n voice from the tempest,
Chanting a mournful dirge,
Ike the wailing Of n demon
Just on the outer verge.
Twas the cry OF the dying wind,
Its mighty force was spent,
II lashed the waves in angry foam,
But still was not content.
But hush hear another voice /;
This one so low and sweet
II came aud whispered in my ear,
An bad the WIND retreat.
Methought, what can this power bC
That bids the winds be stilled
Then for an answer came II me,
"'Tis the Ma ter, child
Then thought OF thetimc He sto ID
On the waves of Gallilee,
When He spoke to the fearful ones,
And said, Fear not thou Me-
And Peter called aloud to Him,
That | might come to Thee =
The Master answered him and said
Come, walk thou on the sea-"
But, as he stepped out from the shii
His faith began to wane,
lie prayed aloud in agony,
THAT might rise again"
The master, stretching forth Iii
bands,
Foregavs this lack Of trust
Then Peter walked the waves oacC
more,
AMI p;,iss | tha OIe np's Jist.
81. IL we never lack for faith,
Though tempests round " roar,
Well safely walk the sea of life,
Aud gain the pea efui shore.
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Childhood.

Mr.. Iugersoll closing recent
lecture, said "The laugh Of a ehilJ
will nuke tho holiest day moro sa'
cred TILL Strike with hand Of FIRE,
o weird musician, thy harp strung
With Apollo's golden hair ill the
vast c,thedr isl alsles with sympho-
nies sweet aud dim, deft toucter OF
the organ keys blow, bugler, blow
nntii the silver notes do touch and
kiss the moonlit waves, and charm
the lovers wandering mid viaeclad
hills. But know Your sv,,,
strains are discords all, compared
With childhooIs happy iaush-tL'
laugh tha, fills tho eye With light
and every heart with JOY. . rippiiu.
river of laughter t!iou ait the
blessed bouadaryslire tetecen th'
beasts and men. aud every waywarl
wave Of thine DOTH drown soma fret
fnl Gend Of care. o Laughter, rose
Tipped daughter Of JOY there ar
dimples enough Ia thy checks l.
catch aud hold sad glorify all a.,
tears of grief"
a virtds that doctors are moi will
/ g to lose Patients.
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a young gentleman who |, very
pariicu!iraboat the getting up OF bis
linen wrote note TO his lauudreSs,
and ut the same time sent one 10 the
object of his affections. Unforti-
nately, he put the wrong address on
tue envelopes and posted them The
woman was puzzled, but not in the
least offended but when the young
lady read "If yon rnmplo up my
shirt boscnls aud drag tho bu,ton oil
the collar my more, as you did last
time, l shall have to go somewhere
clse." she cried all the evening aud
declared she would never spSak t.
him again.
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Man i,a gadgcon, woman the
line that bangles Ger his head--apd
hooks him every time. Bhe bats
The hgok and holds tn pale bas tho
nin,s'cr is ,ae Msa that hoops him
iro'a v,srpai l's.es 'a,a sho fyiOs-
pain,
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II you wish to enjoy health, says
the Chicago Inter Ocean, keep the
chest warm The wise man viii.
how YER, positively refuse to build a
lire in bis trnk.
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The causa ef the demand f"r con'
federate bonis has been explained
Susa,ed With ipissa they viii kill
rvneLss.
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g3lrss9rul

and crrIcuRN soar eV'"tHnl'v AMI CUrirrn,
ht'niNtNT internally will positively curo oy-
cry species OF numVr, SON is'u uuun PimplO
O. Scrpiull.
Price NJ turi'Url s, sinHil hpvrs So large
buNcs, ~ tt IlvJUA Rr.u. rrNV. 81 Ipr boz ie.
tu1l'uRN soar, 20. Iurl.uUA SHAytNa
SOAR, l5c SOFA hy all tfugII..a
nclnt, WtEIN.s A puIILk nL.tnn. Mlss
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ITO pooSSoooa 30 WV "SSN WV
society,
"So very warm! Do reach my
fan, Laura" said Mrs. Glenuor.
I've have terribly hot day for our
ride"
"But there is such nice breeze.
I think it will be lovely returned
brigbt.eyod Laura.
"Oh, youer always contented
With everything. Dear me! L hope.
the carriage won't he crowded :"
"rhey are almost that now, mann
ma. We have the ouly vacant seats,
I believe"
"And mean to keep them, too"
announced Mrs. Glennor,
At that moment spoke q voice at
her elbow,
as that seat engaged, madam ?
Mrs, Glcnnor aud Laura both
looked mp to seb young lady dress
ed in a plain uutiimmed linen suit,
with brown vail c)vering her hat
entirely, and shading plain, hone-
ly fee.
Her speech was that of vel'broi
person, bat her exceedingly plain
attire stamped her in Mrs. Glennoi's
eyes ~ common folks" not worth
an effort to be polite to.
she turned to tue window aud set.
lied herself in her place without
semiug to hear, but good injured
Laura spoke at once:
"Mine isn't. You are welcome to
share it,
GAul, Notwithstanding the frown Oh
her la3y-mothels face, she tossed
her traps" over on the pile already
beside Mrs. Glcuuor, aul stu led II
reply to the young straoger's quiet
Thank you.' as she sat down
holding the small satchel she carried
III her lap.
"It will tire yon. There is plenty
4 room over here with outs, said
Laura, reaching out her hand to-
ward the sa,chel.
They yonug iaiy placed it mp II
,he sea, herself, SAYING;
81 was afruil it uieht trouble
you.'
"NJt n nj" returned Ltura.
Bat Mrs. Gleuuor, with littl,
,cceut of spite, addIessel LeI
daughter:
Laura, dou't make yourself over
oiii ions. | wonder how far it is t
lIamiltou,'
"non't the table tell you, man
ma ,"
No. Ouiy the large stations arC
down, WELL" with sigh aud i
glance at the intruder, "at last w
shall be able to select our own soci
ely there"
Mamma, don't "pleaded L,nra in
n bw tone. luslc mt her IN Jther' 4
rudeness.
Il detest these trains, where every
rude person who chooses may in.
trnde upon you," went on Mre
Glennor coolly.
Laura knew thero was no telling
where her mother would stop, once
she was on the track, aud she motto
ed the flush which owe rspread thu
young strangers face. She qnietl.
changed the subject.
"Do you know Mr.. Hsmilton''
family, mamma y
"Not the children. Not since
they were grown, that ia, l saw them
when they were little"
III they are like their noble old
father | am sare / shall like them,
1 think he is splendid" answered
Laura.
The strange young lady smiled
quietly.
Mrs. Glennor answered
81 dare say they are. Birth and
breeding always show. Laura. l, for
one, could never mistake person oI
wealth aud culture for a common
oie.'
"ls there 'only one daughter p
asked laura.
"Ouly one at home, the youngest
one, Henrietta. Aud one son Rich
ard. | consider it very fortunate
that Hamilton invited us to make
this visit, Laura Richard Hamilton
will be very wealthy, and If YOU
play your cards well, who knows
what you may do in the way OF !
settlement
"Now. mamma, If you begin t.
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her win low.

Tue ride was n war; one. bit
Laura enjoyed it, and 10 spite of her
mammals frowus chatted with her
seat.m ,te very socially.
II VS. merry sinlown WI Il til,
I ain stopp,l at HIN nilt,n, m |
several passengers d,ceude amon,
them Mrs. Glennor aud Laura.
There was a fornor loo',ing sta-
ton, with dusty little freshme 1t
bar in Que corner of dingy ron
labs,led "Lilies Rom" Tiers
were two or thro, villit, iller3.
with hands in their pockets, pro n
enading up aul down the platform,
aud that was all.
"Why, lwhat does this mean :"
fretted Mrs. Glennor. MIR. Haml-
ton wrote he would be certain to
have tue carriage to meet Us
Perhaps il will rs here yet,
mamma, sal | Llura, suppose You
ak one Of these men lift has been
seen"
Il believe | will" and Nrs. Con-
nor marched majsstically mp to one
Of the men aforesaid anl inlrir-
ed i:
Can You tell whether Mr.. Mnil,
tons carriage has bsen at the stI-
ton today
"Yes'm nom L don't know
there it are a,c,min' n,w,' was tho
slightly incoherent answer.
Turning in the direction of hi-
extended linger, she saw u han /.
some carritgI rolling rapilly NJ.
"Itis Just c)mjns," sho annonnc
el to Liura, who's, eyes hal al,et ly
informed her OF that fact.
They waited upon the drear,
platform uutil it drove up end th,
driver dismouutod.
Then he cane up tho stops ant
addressed Nrs. Gieunor, touchin;
bis hat respectful y.
ladies f.. Mr. lIamilton's, mad
am :"
"Yes. C,me, Inlra"
"fbu carl ge is raly. ladies'
The spring cart is hI' all ret ~ t.
take your lasgaSo Der. Will
t3ke yoar tickets =
Mrs. G,enuor lave Il II Ia, Ii,k
Is for their t uuks. and the road
coichmen son hal them piled i
the li5ht ca t aLlch hli fyllUwe,
the c,rsiag",
Nov NO are really" lecllre
Mrs. Gleunor. Bat the coIcAmti
Appeared 10 be looking fJr 50 II, oa;
else.
Oar young Miss II nrictta wen
no to town yester itg, W. expe1se.
her back by this ,raia.'
"llere am, San - called a famil
ar voice from the door ofthe hdie.
|, room. mud the homely yonnp lad
in plain linen, who sharel Llira
seat, came out of her retreat iusid
aud approached them.
MY goodness :" was Mrs. Glen
lnor's dismayed ejaculation, as sh
tlusLel ND TO the roots of her hair.
Bat Laura sprauy forward wit
extended hand.
"Wbat are YOU Henrietta. Ham
iltop AIN SO sl,d ~
And are Won Miss Gleunor ,
am uh,d too ,"sail the youny lady
otf,riny her hand most eordially '
~ would have mads myself know,
on th, train. but | am aiwa = SO sh,
with ,t,angers and | was not snr,
WIN v,u war. till nov Mrs. Glen
nor I nm Glad Ia welcome Won I,
iiamilton Ilove vour daughter al
rooay ondI.m sura we shall bov
,I;aL,.i -, ~
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GREATEsrON nAnrsa

J, W. Adams, Suwnrt. ohio. slys "Crrr
tvRA RgMrutE4 ore tho greatest me iiciurs
on oar'h HAD IA" wors' case salt rhcum Ia
TITS county Ms mother had ittFtnty yrlrs,
sn' In tact dici from ~. I . live CrTicvnk
wcu have saved hrr lilo, My arms, ircnu
ani head, wore covered for tHros years, which
rothlng relieved ot cured uutll I u cIt the Crr.
lCrHA REaotvrNr Internally, 1ld CUTI, rTA
aul trTt,tlA soar externally,
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In 1892. What 4?
And so he aw oke'

Zalkiel's Alnarac fJr 1892 has
been publishe d. aud predicts al
sorts Of pleasant and unpleasant
things for this country, Its editor
Zadkiel TaoSze, observes in the pre-
face that the spread Of an intelligent
faith in planetary influence will soon
make everybody acknowledge astro-
losy aud compel the press to cease
there abuse Of its yotaries. The
predictions arc that ia the latter
part of February next great excite
ment with prevail ia Nsw York, anl
y great coal t!ritipa will take place
IN that elt$, Al opilAG.a Of diph-
liberia and smallpox threatens
Washington for March. about the
middle of April MRS will transit,
tho asceuliut OF tho vernal iugress
at Washington, producing great eS-
citement in the States the Presi-
dents position will DO an unenvia
ble one The general oitlook fo!
this country for six months to come
is by no means favorable, A fnan~
cial panic aud the burning of Il
theatre are predicted for New York /;
great excitement, much violence,
and shocks OF earthquakes are anti
cipated for the country at large.
Some great American will suffer
degradation. But about August
next everything will be pnt in good
shape again by the benedcient in
huence of Jupiter in Gemini. Ex-
celient crops aud important mea-
sures OF reform ia the direction OF
civil service, trade aud commerce
may be expected for next autumn.
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PSORIASIS

VI, T., Carpenter, EsI Hend 'rsNn, :. y.
cured ot lsOriisi, ~ i.eprosy. oftwen'y year.i
sttuHlns, 10y the 'rrfrtEN KT.otvKrr In.
tcrnal y, and Cr1IrrNN ami CrTtcURN soar
externally. Tho most wonderful case pp roc.
ri. cure c'rtlUsl . brftraa Justice 81 th,
p.trs aud prominent ctiifens. Al arilrted
with itching AMI scaly disease should send to
ne for this testirluriai Ia fI!l.
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(jHtiicl1ra
B'"pi Pois,gigis, SYpiIb,,s ~.
cars I"I EoAiay Hanre, .Ib-
-o,5sas 0Yi Gim it13t
Nr.U5yys
T.E6tS rGESO EiVC

VI. h'1sr' Einrsture. keNn,. y ". t-,ut-
lti WIN H'l trnIr uu 'rui ant urct rtus.
90 'r lct' r,.l.pui1g, ic's Ittrtut0 ~
- .es 90 suull h.ctN uHf crack lpUn au.i ~,
Ihin separate irUtu the O"sb In la p'crea,
.gU"r ~ steIt continual ifcitiot n.H sitngiug.
lu chascl Your reno lls. :use1 e. .HIC,-tA Nv
-uL' INf rfefuAily. anil t'rIt..u, AMI Orr.
,'TG' =. ~ externally, and ~ l.-. 'htn three
months Ell ctei a cpmuletp cur. .aul has noe
en- troubled since. tnttobnr,tsd uy iIu lard
Foster, Druggists, koour. y. 70.
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Those who have experienced tho l1rmcnts Of
salt hh'un can aIurnui,tr thr Hkpuy | en-.
cured iorNtarr, uu''i curul hg the trrtruEA
RE-olNENr Internally ami ca ri,rEA soar o4-
iornaiy
ML.a. WIZ. M.rtLLINrTnN. snaton. Mis.
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