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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-28

An attempt il to he made to run loco
motives, or rather trains, through tho
st Go'harl tunnel lay means III elac.
trieitv, At present the products Of
com' ,.stion left in tho tunnel mako
travel Very uncomfortable.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-28
Elk Congressman John Hanna, Of Ind
lana
21.-Alekandcr Hamilton, an eminent St.
Louis LAWYER
NovEM RER.

Louis lawyer.
NOVEMBER.
a--Hcar Admiral Charles H. Poor, United
States navy.
4 Rudolph Hoffman, celebrated German
painter.
n-l'rOf Henry Draper eminent sci
enlist
.l.-Gen. Daniel Tyler, retired army oil-
Ger, mt New York
Al lion. james s Pike, promin.n.
Maine editor.
- Congressman ]. T. Trdcgraif. Of Ohio
Congressman a. y Heron, Of Louisiana
Thurlow Weed, eminent III journalism and
politics
:n-Samnel Remington President Of the
Remington Arms Company; Hon. Lewis y.
Campbell. IN old time politician and rromi-
nent citizen Of Ohio.
DECEMBER.
Rear Admiral Wyinan, United States
navy.
4-Rt Rev. Archibald Campbell TAFT,
Archbishop Of Canterbury.
h-I4ouis Blame. Il prominent French editor
and political leader. Yon Flotow, the famous
operate composer.
Gfx- Congressman Worcester, Of Ohio, a
brother IT the leNicograrhrr Anthony Troll
| lope, celebrated English novelist
Nv L. Blakeney. inventor of the tllr.
! bine wheel Sir Hugh Allan, tire great ca
madam ship builder
| = Josiah \ Nnonan, once a prulnincn,
citizen of Wisconsin.
| ll.-Wiiii;nm Gallienani, famous Paris
| journalist
NJ IIaa. Godlose s. 0rth, Congressman
! from Indiana
iiRobert Ould, prominent citizen Of
] Richmond, Va
| Is James LYONS, Of Richmond, Va, con
| spicuous in the affairs of the Confederate
| Governments Rev Francis Close, Dean Of
| Carlisle. Eng.
| ln-Trcvor W. Park, wealthy vermantcl
original owner of the celebrated Emma
mine
- Henry James, Of Boston, essayist am,
philosopher
aI.--ltSar Admiral Schenck, of the navy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-28

a VERMONT man who has been there
fourteen times, says the meanest thing
about misfortune With polccat is the
difficulty of keeping it secret.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-28

\ PICTURE IL Il poem Without W rls.
Horace.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-28

W. present below list Of the prominent
people Of tile world who have died during
the wear ISsI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-28

4-Milton s Latham. TX United States
Senator and TX Cove. nor Of California
r--Dr Ioseah pagraast, IN eminent Phil
aaleii.hia physician
A-liemrs G. Iinde' leading lawyer Of
Louisville, Ky.
4-IIenfy " Langseliew, poet aasl litera-
teur Rear Admiral Scott. IT the NAVY
.as--lIan stephen 4. lIurlbut United
States Minister To Peru
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-28

Adelaide Phillips, a celebrated vocalist
n-tongressman William NJ. Lowe, OF Al
ALBANIA
li-.Samncl G. Davis. leading dry goods
merchant Of ST Louis Mo.
la--Goun. Napoleon Me-, SON Of the fam
Gus Marshal ArN.
l1-rrank Queen, publisher of tho New
York atY,,f.
la-Julin D. Defrses TX rGllic Printer.
Ex Congressman Edward Hammond, uf Ma,
rsland.
au-Robeft Paine, senior Bishop of the
Methodist Church South.
al.--EA-Gov L. A. straw, of New Hamp-
shire
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-28
Q. 4 MAnn.
attorneys and counselovs at Law,

Particular attention given TO collections and H.
kAteo suits. Once over Kimbal FarnswortAp y
Bank.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-30
Merits 81 Mrs. Ilangtry.

One gains an extremely clear idea Of
the merits Of Mrs. Langtry g an actres,
ftom the criticisms that appear III the
New York papers. In the course OF these
articles it. ID stated that i;:she has no in
stinct or intelligence belonging to the
stage."s but has 1.-The essential qualities
for dramaticartist," and true artistic
faculty. She IL also deficient in hu.
NOR" and IAN her ;af6nities,! are With
pleasure and, mnirtb, - while there il
nothing Constrained in her acting y
which Il, affected and artificial and
thoroughly "the' manner Of profession.
al - She was enthusiastically received
by m audience which. ;tHexpressed its
gladness in resounding applause" which
was lat no time enthusiastic" AS fol
her appearance, II is Of that, marvellous
beauty" found only in Greek gems,
/ figures 81 the Perthenon :frieIe,. silver
coins of Syracuse, etc, and also Of that
commonplace type (which may be found
on our streets at any time" Her voice
IS erich, pleasing, clear md smooth
and lis Of Al"'tlMn quality; the tones to1
which are. painfully. shrill.''s She EN-.
ploys, Intelligent, and appropriate yac-
ton" and IL ''etrained and awkward
II Mrs Langtry doesn't know all about
herself after this, it liz clearly her own
I4ult.T 9:.ty.s -, ;j,js,f. fIiyslF4i>s,u.,l
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-30
Health Id W althi

On. z. C. VESTS SEavE AND BRAIN IR1.11lkr7s
asiesfc 70, Hyster,a. Dizziness .i=ion.
cie1, 1zlyo!!p ti4sN Ess.t iTe1r
tn ~ Ei eaasH axsv.reteIti.n. t.r;sbnsa: q
deat,- One bog vii! euro recel4t cases. Each bax
contains one E.on:L treatment: One dollar box.
i,t price re rna-an:es six 10 1e. :ocur ai.y eas
With each ,asr received by f5r boxes. scocDs-
panes! ~ h"e sdol!ars. s1N sei.,i the purchase
OUT written guarantee III. If Tie tresS
ie;i. docs not efIet f. Ga:aa.ces issued by
IA1I4.E eco In,;s,iste. Third street ccrnes Wstss
chs Ss.|pAEl, MIMI Ofdars W uAki VIA -eeSs:>
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-30
The P0Y az ActreS ses

From the New York Mail, } 1857 y Il, -
Celia Logan said In her lecture In New
York the other evening that Sin no 9th
or occupation does woman receive
such liberal pay fol-: her work IS on the
staRe. !, Few aud fortunate: are the f..
male writer's who anaks SIC, 900 or. &c.
600 by a lifetime of work; but this is not
unfreqoently the net result Of a. single
season TO the actress, How many ac-
tresses are they who can;inake SO, 900 or
$90,O0O as tile net result Of a. single sea.
son? Miss Logan can easily count them
uPGn her fingers! The truth is; her rep
rese1tstipn as to the lucrativeness q the
occupation Ct actresses is misleading
The stars Of tho stage command immense
pay, but there ore liundreds.of unknown
actresses who almost starve where there
is one female. star who wins fortune. No
girl sllotltd ebe allurah ID tic stage by
A3ss 1oganS representation that It 10 the
most lucrative OF occupations for women.
Remarkable talents, II not genius, are
essential to the succeas which she de-
*scribes, and young woman thus highly
endowed should remember that Char
!otte Cushman, whom Miss Logan quotes
70 freely, once adSisedja young friend
possessed Of the power to win fame "a
alractrees to beware OF the sage.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-30
Eac,s apopt Flouiei., +

flodf i peculiarly sensitive to tho
atmospheric influences, hence ,lncc 1t .should
mover be stored IL i room Nth sour
liquids, moi 1hefs onions 81 6sho 6sa
kept nor any article that taints tho Dir
Of thereon fnswhich IT 10 stored. Amy
smell pArceptible to tho sense win DE
absorbed by the four, Avoid damp, oel-
lars or lofts. where free circulation Of
air can not BE obtained. Keep id i cool,
dry, airy room, and not exposed to- 4
NeezinK temperature nor to intense SUM-
Meg Or to artificial heat for any -lenstl,
Of time above seventy 10 seventy five
degrees Fahrenheit. It should'isiuot
come in contact with grain or other SUBJ
stances, which aro liable TO- heat Flour
should abe sifted and tho Particle thor
Q,lghly disintegrated and then: warmed
before baking. This treatment improves
tho color and baking properties o. the
dough. The sponge should, be prepared
for the oven as soon, as the yeast has
performed it's mission, otherwise fer:
lnentation sets in aud acidity, results
American Miller. ~ t" 5''
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-30
Care Of the Canary,

IL C." asks what she can do to re-
move lice from her canary. a pct bird
fmy own being afflicted 60 deeply In
this way that he did not sing at all, and
seemed to be tired Of life, / tried this
reme:'y with success. I. put . little Of
the flowers of sulphur in thin muslin
bag, and tied it to = wire in the cage; q
he hoped back and forth he would hit
the bag. and the sulphur powder would
silt out on him. In, q week no com.
menced to sing, aud III q short time .hk
was restored to health. If the bird
Losses feathers, it is q good plan to scat
Ter 2 little sulphur under his wings, and
ss se sss sssG tss seSs Stt Fs.t
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Wanted

Every person who is afflicted With nervous lr,<o,u
debility, weakness, lost manhood, to call on
or address S. Blscktord, 274,: East. Seventh
street, st. Paul, Minnesota, proprietor of Dr..
Hallidays remedies Thousands have been
cured, and twill cure youor it will cost you.
nothing. and will tell you how: to prevent it
In the future in both sexes.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-30
. t.Esnooa jOf 1oFelhnlIuul,s IS

! PlofuMa11h, spr5st1s nt,of,t 1slitiohal
.sAldemy ofscsns, 'has made : report
Upon the 1t;asnti4c lid toanolnic Il;
Iations 81 the sos1R th1aim i6u5iff ihdu1t1y.
The report = signed BY scientists ofYalS
college, nv Y9qSiik ma KeeRipcky: fhe
committee nd g, IA fepultt ~, th1iTT IT,
vesti ation that ~, the apslyais made III
e es s Isl S2
snce s,' 81 81 snesr in tho ini "a; 81 s. soixEum
ana sssiss hnao,sSie quantity, ST. t,
also establish that the sorghum Yields
innts ,tnie9, vhen ttaksQ pt the proper
q}age! Qf ,devs) qDnenti aboQt ~. much,
sugar . tho best cane oftropic6l re bona
opinion Il a sSs Commit . iSliott -
FsItne a "a s b ' xoafhe '4a Z, Az s1o91
csnd4rdlSIits s,u'eks;rsi neutrality-suspicious.:
9f T'ia q Is ssi Sc IL In
.antS III .thS ahSnuia tdl1S':s NIi'sI !:
. f1aifth lsdyss taS beSn! made from
sorghum and c0rnstalkGaH oHt 3s,:H vii
fifth-.Ripe seed will Indicate the
proper time for making up THO crop.
eixth-R6nf and drought do not AFFECT
the qualityof the ljaice.fl, IL (! .o!t
sseventh- Mature sorghum 10 not IN
iured by frost. .ssIitiin1N. r4At.;,H
Eiehth--Lose Of glucose in sorghum
syrnbts no greater than in i6yrap from
sugar Canes ntsi .t5i,i,f: !,sfs: is.i r.
h, Ninth-Th the presence Of gum in
thos syrup OF can6 and mai1osis no great
obetacleitn the way Of sugar and manu-
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Try the new brand Spring Tobacco,
III 80. L-,o--s,.,s -
Endorsed BY the. CLERGY.

We take plcajpre in recommending Dr..
Warners White Wine Of Tar Syrup TO- the
public. and especially to any public speaker
that may be troubled with throat or lung
disease. REV NJ. L. 1sooHER, Reading. Mich.
REV. Ut. IDbISeis.E Albionj Mich III /
REv. v. L. LOCKWOOD. Ann Axbor, Mich
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-30
So: How BY getting one
bottle Of BRowN IRON. Bit
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to; directions. 'Hz'
Mansfield. Ohio. Nov. Il. ss8,.

Mansfield. Ohio. Nov. Is, sss,.
~ Gentlemen ~ have suffered visai
pain in my side and back and x1eAl
soreness on ny breast, With shoot
ing, pains all through ny body. a..
tended with gTeaeweaknessl depTes.
SION Of spirits, and loss q apps,
lite. ] have taken several didesen:
medicines and was treated hypsom-
inens physicians for my Gves, Kid.
neys, and spleen, bat ! got - Ta1ief.
, I thought ! would Try Brovn'e Iron
BitterE have now takeo one beete
and 2 half and am absut weu-pean
10 side and back al gone-screness
al cut Of my breast, and: ! have a
good appetite, and am 4aining In
. strength and Aesh: Il can Justly Re
called the kssEef sasdsetaSs.
JonN K. Alxx9W0a.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-30

T., ., Browns IRON B1rrl:rz.Rs IS
composed Of Iron in soluble
form; Cinchona' the great
tonic together with other
standard remedies, making
4 remarkable non-alcol1olic
tonic, which: will cure Dys-
.. pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-30

Ia ~ SO teSsSe1Ne - NAN
i ~ ~ hle power q rescue big ntece, md.
though he was naturally grieved and hor
iI1hedNby her conduct ho wasreedy -
make =! q! exe0gee Tor her, and 70, believe
tnat sne DAG Deen decoXea AHay, q HI
afseim 2ulse:wes to telegraph to the po.
1shco % arreethis ntoce'e sCompenio9 ;sbuf
With the object otavoiding SCANDAL, And
from IN '1nb6fni spirit OF oa9tton, he
.sbs1 e thi: idcs, e. 10 hoped e
xday. within fSw houri sfter Mis- Any
and her - ~ 49,
He could hardl control hta imnatianca
during tie lon0 and weary |oufney. an6
arrived C hiS tde6tination In 4 6tatel Of
Col. InaIsm vaa stavina. "a aarfad .o6
"a mafe innniries ~ aiY 3fSs nrinciSs
hotais Ha f3r.f drove. Il theH Hnfei
National Vithout result: Int affhe Hotei
Mcnopolo hiG enternrisa xls reVarded.
He I'lea9nod .lthat Col. Ingram and Miss
Amy had arrived there early that morn
ing,' and in fow moments found himSolf
neg q nee with The fugitive loyers.,,H y
Col. Ingram occupie 4 private sitting.
room and was loungin9i by / tho open
Iwndow, which overlo0 ked tho lake,
smoking 2 cigar and Mis- Amy WIS leall-
Ing over the balcony, watching tho PEG:
lsplo in the, street below. j. Both turned
round when Mr.. Farquhar bounced into
t tho t ,'o.a ln9 ~ me si8ntpl 9Ss onste
~ ~h;,s ySSu 'n:,. ~. surne s.. q t pe,
Mnate SSIoneI tngrem rose rom nis seat
ehG eaad retner denantlY: az.
May inquire what your business b,
UT ..-f ~. - i -
guardian, and Tam hers 10 demand an
EXPLANATION Of your disoracoful, and nm.
Eprincl pied conduct 81. a cried Old ,Mr.
Far9Ihsr firmly 7. :, !. .:,:;. -
stand, :ssd Goionsi inei.@. oa a't Sn s1sat
II repeat, dr. that Min Nicholson IL
ny nisG =; and an her guardian, r..
tornea M: tfarqaa9aF:, angs''y ~.
ara mistsien 9enlied Gn1onei Ii 1a suu
pereivine that his visitor was neither
mad nor intoxicated, This young lady's
NAM name ; y not Miss MIS-. N,ehoson nor !. shs
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-30

IE'1F 800
/ t!:.v. ;.st, III, Buchupaiba. .t..;..,,
/ Quick, complete cnre, all annoying Kid.
ney. Bladder. and Urinary diseases. 81
ut all D '0ggists3 ~; t,..t,t;. f,i.s,fo;i IA
For thick heads heavy stomac,ls, billions.
ness, Wells May Apple Pills. 10 and 25cts.
|. Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters" aids digestion
and the assimilation of food, cures sour
stomach and headache, and gives strength
tothe system.
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,lEoeaaa (iaoa1lal,,Illl1l

49, z: a. - -. sL..Aa 3
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III 3.
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5:s .,s :, 81 ,Ms
NV. et :. y y - kna
la9a4n ~. ~ = 1919, III 9 cool plaoe.
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-sgpus Gl.;1aaate;S!a4 q laleef tho
eoees,,le .tne1as y et1et5 Pr, taaem Into
t. 49, -. ~ H. ;nt - .saeyzlook
q " fs ~, az Oval
Standing oonafpadn1od to1 colorast,
teuamallad clo&h ~ a,a
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Zinc f3shsr .,.{ch;rs e 81. =, .aca. q 9
r.,acae oror v:+~r 8! z
The scioth & .hn.,nd II ,c.,n5 - IaasoWs.
h;ndin1 c;mn ~ ~ - c..los
nailed ~ fhs ss.ii Tise 49,. ~ len
accnr.linu M NM md @h1s ~ .sssIe 1so
wsshino stand sSstssv ~ - - 1no
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AnO 10l0WA8 met0QQ o. nopo1lD6ip2
old mahogany, I u Iacominmenldod IN IN :
competent authority u Pr into 4 ! hct4,ss
haif n;nt II aic.nhol n. r+s.,1,f
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Oil,iahd one ounce 81 butter az sn.i..o n !:
shake them we'll tokst I w aGh III:
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S SrttoS S - ;ntc ,y1 Y 2.eee 81
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briskly over tho work until ait SS AIN.
; 4: = Afrenth polish reyiyer, and may
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t 10y ~ po..sn stt on tne s1ofnl
IN, ,. E, 1s,;s. ~; .,s1ss.
u 2 ,Nesy oe'aeese .cnocoaaee, pudding ~
made ot one quart q milk boiled With
one ounce Of gratsd chocolat &. SWeetsn
TO suit your taste. and flavor yifth vanina:
Aftar Il heat hoI,;iai ~ IL
"a thnronohlv d;ssn ve ~. .nd az n,ives';.S
tbs m;iE IL = ~. 4,H u i4eu ~, Hsta
col ~ si,St : t',o A ~ n;S sS .?s =
poaeibly in les time, Il viii be- cool 80.
enough to stirin the beaten yolks.of six
eggs Patina pudding dish and Let Il
pske unul % y q toe consistency sof
~ Ss sh;.oe ~ nue. - = oak! q! Deas
s s.iI -. =; II 800. s!,t. = stta
s,;..:.! 80 49, y th:s " PoM4s1eH
~ 49, s.ai - VveE! soe lt9P ot
T..;I - su ~ ~: DtUWn 9ulckly!
- PSs4cctly ue 9let' Puloalne ll5
A fashion which 10 an innovation upon
timo.hoporad usaaa ii that Gid: 10 havva
1,nAnFs ;n<sol.,,.,I a., $3.50 49, -. :.
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:. UNIV mo1J nox aoioA!P 9ou ,Irvqs, T..
.eSpnt 6q3 Plss a.u9qL,, 'eqs. p!ss
cop IT, 'e5pn( oq1 pa1sp ..lpeYs!
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~ Y = neHpfeeenee o. ma niece,
92 ereeEed nun arscdq3etely, and dr.
9ly I'D ~ - 4etqrk24ly pryStt dos
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tne pftxhsss, Your arrival q quite q
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s S%ec1 ee1se 80 = ~ Tesraned.
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w ysssnelaeee idetof 81 :, ttt3estiRn s;,'
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regretted now, - Hhea gazed with undis.I
ese; ao Icy. sRsn taayo1as iedys 9
Sss sgs.. ttss Is sd basiltsd if $i@ isa
Of TIE R!easnre Of, anticipating = charm !
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said his aiess; 5ase s S IL lie. xSvsSs !
trsr1 1a&a1kd Yso saidss H};s 1sSSnh.r
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nine. Xnd. 6Iess az so',i van a%H ms. a1 ba
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II. i =. ::!eP;:sisf :S:s. - e@5'!.1se "a:
On t6o oa santiesn IN ma n up
Xoan 3. sao 89n!y O. me prospect o. nav
the streets Of Paris 81. was mn 6et Il ees
.dT n11s %9vsn.ne nno oressea mmse =
srimaae to The HxflaIiHe' m.rLet s - " NM p,.
1 io.ee,.;ne "o: ~ 70. .n n a To..oan2l9, hos
or sa9zfAs ra> VI Is - ~ ~ ~ "a ia.
nSkfTNkx1t X = : ii . - r '''
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inoi;ne fra:k. ,sn.1 ,osw 80 :. .h".. e::e.
s . KS ;9pt su ~ sSey' So snstn;.ngi
[ n.e3hx,, eSss CSS T?nt .h!c
81 -! X3SA ~ 81! MnlGn ner 4hSlae
Fla 8 st. e: te9 Is stt sPaissss SIG
oa43R1q&tssS aGffYYd 81 G.ef1f9 19e
mea! and.A farqonaf learned o
great deal OF noWe about members Oftho
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/ Dresses, c)oaks, cxoats, s,ockings 's and
"a karnesl4s can ~ t0lored tsuoce1sfulIy
With The Diamond Dyes, Fashienabls Gpslors:
0n1v IN "
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9kinny. Nle!s!

!J IA, .;.:ill "a I! 3.si .stJ
Rows Of. chenille fringe trim ,.tne foot; ot
plush plush lower skirts e Cloth COSTUMES 1".,
8kinny, Mon. ~
"Welh' HEATH Reviewer restores Health
and vieor. Dyspepsia Impotence. sex
,lal Debility el:'s blos 0aIjT z&sI n III
sNeltet dlv.sesefS handsomely trimmed
with Venetian point lace. g,..t;o,
In nothing has sxoience made ,sqch i'm.
@hSis eiy;iista 9ofid /: pieeiai%ed tSe ioy
|. full news that Celery and c hamonlils Pills,
will cure headsches, nenrel8iao NERVOUSNESS,
dyspepsia, sleeplessness, and paralysis. d..
Cinnamon in India usually receive double
the nay Of Hindoo ]aborers. 'say
Redainss Russia saiVe ,ass proved Il Ittd il, en-.
.caency!bya test or 76.yeafs' constant use.
Try It. .i,i,1 ,.-,t.. -.
/ aThe plush feltS and. furry beaver, Of los.
season, have passed .out,offashion.sf 49,
/ .eI.; 1.'t'l '.R6aeh ON Rats.r :" ~
btd:boeA, ltkunksi chipnlunla, gopher. 1sc
eDrugElStS. st!3: !t&4EitI9slf 81 .i!;*tJ:I s:3,
| Rhine stones are . prominent feature Of
millinery decoration: .i'.a ttt't5' "t''ti'
III ,tsimpossible to disguise, Tie. hct,, that
tie PERSONAL disssties' q Its. ISdia luz E:
P1nkham, with the superior science and art
iof modern pharmacy, IS The most successful
medicine FOR female debility, and diseases
hitherto Known 81 .4iils:.j 80; .st ~ -
! 4 telegraph: blue bonnet has dull silver il,,.a
h(SNGa And h1,,n fIri! 49, .
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Prevent crooked boots and: blistered hesl,
by wearing Lyon. Patent Heel Stitteners.
Round and oval. shaped! brooches are
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II Iaii.t. stlis e3o01QPAt9o.H 5. .4II4 YIIj4fl
Quick, 9onplete sure, Al annoying Kid
ney. Bladder and Urinary Disessss.a ST.
Dinkki6Ns!fs y;:Es ~ eIisS. gil na.s eiti-li
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3 Bhcktand daak.colorsd gloves vail 4be d.:
oiAedly popular for evening Sesr thisee@son.
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'TUT1'S5HAIR Dye
eRAy HAIa OR WHISPERS changed 70 0InesY
paris natural color. acts Irstantx 9eoualy. sold
by DidRss,s. OF ssht by express "a fecg11e Of O..
OFfsCE, IS SRtMls 4 YssT:, NEwY oRR.
d. rr11 s;s INF. 81 :: .;'-:s, I!ss::::
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q

i't, Il 5
saw Is much hid 1b6uiies 3ss iliessti 81 Hop
Bittefs my Wiz Who waS
ana nEvsH - o pa ntlyto -
sss,n; md i 30 sisd i.d t sor b. jsss an
two inont s. ,pse 81 Tie, til NY Wiia Va
cured agdishe Inns renal od 50 I0r eighteen
months since II Ike AbaIS to6ch, hunbuR-
ging-H. T.etl Paul IPioooGeRre .;9leiSEs..
s.! iv:lVhse,ellef, & Roii Az, dlsd Is;
Tn hours from: tho stbi6s olt ss1ed
spider. .i.tttsslls1s
Are you troubled With such syml lodashof
dySpersia; - beachiDe,t tastine o. The bod
heartburn. ete. ; Browns lroa. iBittsss viii
dlse ypt-E s.l:.I .toaslg Is. i ls...lI i
tsAIe5onawa6st that's iimr lsAoogh often u.
.minatesdn!C 6neumplioufi sWhy not. bssWiDe
intims, and uelA lens Lung B1leam,fwhich
villstopt hs dissass and pssventt hs feaal corr
ssqusnoes, For ale bv AZ lledicine psalas.
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There Is no arguing Z ooWarA Into cOut-
ri y ~ e.. a:y . ss ssy e
wonderful emcacv IN al diseases Of the liv-
Grand Kidneys: II liz ptepared in both dry.
and liquid form and can always be relied on
q NJ effective cathsrtic and diuretfc. ny II.