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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY

Manufacturing establishments.
1920 girls. S1en t
y Jesse George is the pioneer ne.....
raiser of Tennessee. He made RR;;an a
crop in 1880, and now has im n,n mrs
fields under cultivation. ens
DIR. Werner Siemens ha,
strated by experiment that intensa1ao
gases do not emit light, 50 that l; NJ
given by heated gas must coma .gh
solid impurities. - Chicago Times a'1
Some friend of mankind hos
vented a bedroom alarm by which ~ Il
clerk in the Office can wake a o,aa. 10y
any hour without sending a staimo
porter to alarm the entire hall.-M;"slr
Herald. N'S"9
Date palm trees have been s,ooo.
fully grown in California. Thev ore
slow growth, and do not come IN a nat
the fourteenth year. A man in Sa Iu.l
County has two of the trees in bear;n9
condition, with handsome crops Of sru!
on them.-San Francisco Chronicle
in bean-growing districts tho o,o.
IS now mainly harvested by a machip9
drawn by a single horse, which cuts th9
stems of the beans just below the suu
face, leaving the crop STANDING
greatly decreases the labor of horrost
Ing and saves the beanstems and ]eara]
from being mixed with dirt, as in III
oldmethod of hand-pulling.-Erchanao
"A new industry has recently snr,,n
up in PASSPORT, Me-, which consists !;
boxing herring. Seventy persons. most
ly women, are employed in this worls
and 10000. fish are prepared evor1
week. They are carefully freed FROM
all cartilaginous matter, thorouoblu
cleansed, divided and packed in bunnl
es in boxes lined with tinfoil.-PorJnnd
argus.
Judge Swan, who has passed soma
months on the Queen Charlotte Island
in the interest of the United States Fisl
Commission, reports the discovery Of j
new food fish, which he calls the blacl
cod. He says it is n of the finest fish
he has ever seen, and is caught IN GREAT
numbers by dredging in deep water
and, when sailed, is more tender and
palatable than codtish.-M. Y. Tribune
The Scientific american mention,
the decline in the price of copper al
likely to lead to an increased demand
for that material in building. At present
the material for copper roof costs onlV
about half as much more as tin, and al
the latter must be replacedand repaintel
about once IN three years and in fifteen
or twenty years needs replacing alto]
gether, the copper, which never needs
painting, and which is practically inde-
structible, is much the cheaper material
in the end.
Useful applications of electricity
continue to multiply. One OF the latest
is to use it for running a pump for rais-|
ing water. A machine invented in|
Vermont has been tested at Middlebury
during the past summer, with very sat-
isfactory results. 1t forced water from
a creek through 700 feet of pipe up au|
elevation of eighty feet, delivering sixty
gallons per hour. The comparable
cost of this power over the windmill
has not yet been determined, we believe;
but it has the advantage of being conf
stant, and doubtless will become, if It'll is
not now, a cheap as well as an effective
source Of power.-M. Y. Baamsuer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21
A King as a Brute.

I have heard Mr.. Leitch relate many
curious incidents which fell under his
notice when at Rome at this time. Of
the following l have his own account in
writing:
Among my pupils was Lady Ogle,
wife Of Admiral Sir Charles Og1e. She
was a Roman Catholic, and frequently.
when | was giving a lesson, she would
be visited by ladies Of her acquaintance,
including many of the Italian nobility.
On one of these occasions the servant
announced ia Principessa Colonna.'
She sat down opposite where I was
painting, and she and Lady Ogle had a
good deal of conversation. Although I
knew italian l paid little attention to
what they were saying till the Princess,
getting excited, used the words .infame'
and 'bestia,' AMI l observed Lady Ogle
look surprised and ask her friend to tell
her all about it. Il was present. said
the Prince IS, and saw it all;' and then
she proceeded to relate the following,
which l translate as nearly as I can In
her own words:
"'You must know that when the
King (Ferdinand H., "Bomba'') mar
ried the Sandman Princess at Turin, he
stayed for a day or two in Rome on his
return to Naples, andhis Holiness Greg
ory XVI.) was graciously pleased to
pay his Majesty a visit of congratula-
ton. On the occasion a very select
party was got together at the Neapoli-
tan Ambassadors, consisting of cardi-
nails, monsignori, and some Of the old
noble families. The Pope was very
gracious to the new Queen. He had
heard Of her musical accomplishments,
and especially of her great interest in
Church music, and as She said she was
devoted to Marcello, his Holiness asked
if she would have the kindness (gentt1-
eg1o) to sing his favorite, No. % of the
Psalms. The Queen replied that to do
20 would be a great honor. n 1.-THE mean
time the King, her husband. was sitting
by, sulKy, silent and gloomy, with his
elbow resting on the piano. The Queen
turned to him and said playfully that he
must turn the leaves for her. For an
swer His Majesty of the Two Sicilies
rose and kicked the stool from below
the Queen, who fell heavily on the mar
bic floor. l need not tell you, dear
Lady Ogle, of the scene which followed.
The King Immediately left without
speaking. The poor Queen was carried
to a bedroom, and l took my depart
ure, when two great doctors, who had
been hastily sent for, arrived. l heard
that the Pope was terribly shocked"
Good Words.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21
PITH AND POINT.

The best recipe in the world for
making buckwheat cakes is the one
which tells the poor man how to getthe
buckwheat.-N. Y. Herald.
One of the first things a new rail-
road acquires is a deficit. We don't
know what it is used for, but it's part
of the equipment the first year.-Bur.|
hngton Hawkeye.
The New Orleans Picayume thinks
"Good common sense is better than al
college education" OF course it. is,
and a good deal rarer and much harder
to get.-Boston Transcript.
No matter how long a man may
have been called Bill, he rises to the
dignity of William when he comes in for
100000. There is a good deal of lift to
money.-Chsc0go Inter Ocean.
Our national paper currency is said
to be poisonous from being colored with
arsenic. That's where the poor editors
revenge comes in. He doesn't have to
handle the stuff.-Burlington Fres|
Press.
-''My son." said old Precept, "don't|
take to writing poetry. When I was
young, like you, l was smitten with a |
beautiful creature, and wrote her q |
poem. l never saw her again.-Boaoa
Times.
"A man will burn his fingers light,
ing a cigar with a piece of paper and
make no fuss about it, but when his wife
asks him to set the tea-kettle over, ana
he takes hold of the warm handle, he 10
mad enough to wreck the Kitchen
Detroit Post.
The owner of a pair of bright eyes,
says that the prettiest compliment she
ever received came from a child of four
years. The little fellow, after looking|
lntently at her eyes a moment, inqulreoI
naively: care your eyes new ones?
"A Kansas miller drowned himseI|
in his mill-pond because a dam ne haaI
just built failed to collect water enough
to turn the wheel. He exhibited gooaI
sense. Some men would have gone
home and jawed their wives and klckea
the dog clear across the room.-AorTS'
toWn Herald.
"A lawyer upon a circuit in Ireland.
who was pleading the cause OF an lnlan.
plaintiff, took the child up in his arlni
and presented it to the jury sufluseu|
with tears. This had a great effect, nl'
til the opposite lawyer asked the emu;
"What makes you cryp" "He plncneo
me-" answered the little innocent. inc
whole court was convulsed with laugh
ter.
mo, 1 am not honest" says Serb,
binsi "but l am dishonest from the oess
Of motives. Suppose a man pay; $: ms
forty dollars instead of thirty, n nsI
mistake he might never discover; iii
give him back the ten dollars, ne W."
say to himself, There is an hones1 puA,
son. The world is not SO bad, after r a,r,
This will give him confidence IN NAH .h
kind, and the next man he leafs WI" NV
may cheat him out of his eyes. NO. ~
| don't want to give any man tune
dence; it might wreckhis whole lor.u ted.
l don't want my fellow-beinggs cheath Iai
and l must continue to do nothing vn VIZ.
will put them of their guard.
vile Cou7Ter-Jou7NaI.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21
Nothing Certain.
You say you bought largely of
Northern Pacific preferred:?"

"You say you bought largely of
Northern Pacific preferred:?"
Eyes, slr."
"And lcst?"
"Of course 1 lost"
"4h hen you bought common?"
land lost some more?:"
"Yes Sir"
Then YOU tried Oregon & Trans
II did,"
"And you lost again?"
"Lost again"
land now you want to know what
You can do to get even with Villard?'
Yes, sir, that's what l came to con
suit you about"
HIM HIM! The only way that suo-
g,ests itself to me is to watch vonr
lance and pick his pocket. though
there is nothing certain that he. would
nave anything i'll his wallet more vain.
able than the diagram of an EIGHT ne,
cent. dividend to be declared TO bu],
the stocks again. "-Hua Street .Nsws
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21

! oarbels on the fifth. On tho fourteenth
lay the rays of the fins were already
formed, and the young had fairly passed
through the larval state, and were quite
similar to tl:e adults, the more as al
ready the upper part of the body had
acquired its color. AS soon as they
commenced to feed they began to dis
perse through the aquarium, and the
male abated his habit of tanning them
with his fins. 1t is probable hat the
habits of other catfshes of the same
genus are similar. 1t is now in order
for fishermen, amateurs and others to
tell the newspapers that they knew oil
this before, but did not suppose it was
not generally known. Philadelphia
Record.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21

"A woman who had an interview
with Patti claims to have turned
the conversation from the singers
delight at being back in America,
and eve from her recollections of her
castle in Wales, to the feminine topic of
millinery. positively, the loveliest
bonnet l saw in Paris" she said, twas
q myrtle green velvet, trimmed with
delicate red and green plumage. Wings
OF little birds We're placed erect all over
the crown, making it look Just ready to
fly right off one head. And. oh, yes, the
brim was finished off with what Ibe]ieve
they call a bouVl0nne of velvet. Loops
of ribbon We're interspersed with the
wings, and a cockade wa on one side.
1t was too sweet for anything. Who
wore it? Why. 1 bought it, of course"
N. Y. NcWs.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-21

There are twenty-eight farmers and
forty lawyers in the Chil Legislature
CleVelnna LeaQer,
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LONE PROOF.

.1-., ,sd Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
k!dhsI TEsnSIhIyE'EOthlng seemed 10 help mei
Gou!dn" zKPT. PHILLIPS
Wheeling, ". Va.
u,,.,n polypns Of Nose, Impaired ,Voiee.-sui.
"a ". TearI: patent medicine iAiIed 70 help me.
d. Sv saih completely eIEed Tg Il cHApDucK
nj grAidel & Co, Wheeling. ". Va.
.o,.A. ami liberated stomACh.-"Treatment
WtpeP LII"J N I'VE nc relief. d.. Smith cured
E{sAn THUSAS HOLT, insurance Agent.
ne "ush them for fourteen Year, Dr. smith
,n.S LOUIS y. WASHINGTON.
SSilIi Running sOres on HeSd:E"hy son Wn
,sirisd ioi fourteen yeAtt; S9snins seenea 70
haphlh' Ds' Ma CATHERINE GAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
r,,nn-"sudeied for yeAH win cancer; 4 II
y; HSt ihree times II returned Mtef each opera
ia pf, smith cured me without kniie, apsne OF
pIn" r,-FI nj INV back ior Ia
LIZ KepOrted dying. DR.. Smith cured me with
out tuils' In I'VE N'eA THOMAS coLvN,
who,ss.Ie Grocer, Main St., wheeling, W. Va.
r,o".tiSnT Of Kectuul, pr0lapsuk and Piles
-SSS oven up 10 die and pronounced incura'
Nj, b.. snIlh cured rse without xrlie;" W
Martins Ferry.
IA, n n ISdd wrtes:-"Dr. Smiths profes'
,o..l ssTiSs In my family have been most salts
ssoTy. md commend him 10 all q q gentleman
nd IuIllul physician"
Nh. Margaret EOlb Says:-.l had been suffering
IA, srIen years and treated BY many physicians iei
SunsnJI. DR., smith aid had q tape worm, and
!! ,.EYS N bnuG removed 4 mOn,ter 100 feet long,
FeSIle ComplGnU.-Three years iE hospitals ior
LmII,s Inc me peculiar advantages In SUCH caseA
Perons cured Of cAlaEth. diseases Of heart Liver.
eemIrh fIdneyS, IkIn, blood, nervous affections
,nS ve.faeses Of men and youth, bcrofula and
EtAnA testify 10 my success.
Nl0 cured without the knife.
HctIesJ Al q distance may DO treated BY letter and
ui,hCtiol guaranteed. AchRrt Tor seli'examina:
Inn snI On receipt ot'two hree-cent sAInpa, mo
AToe returned free.
IcGnIitStlOn a ONCE FREQ. ONCE hourstrom "a.
n, daily. Call on or address
JOHN 4, SMITH, n. D.,
MIA No 1904 ChAplIne H.. wheeling. ". We.
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Omaha Bee.
Z A few days since the writer was riding
from Omaha, to Sioux City overthe Mime
apolis 4 Omaha, Railway. Theroadbed
had suffered some from rains and swollen
streams, and scattered!alongth the way were
groups OF men repairing the damage by
filling in with earth. The swarthy features
OF many OF those thus employed attracted
the attention Of the passengers, and some.
one asked II they were not Indians. He
was told they were. "How comes It they
are working here 10 section hands?" asked
the writer Of the train.hand. "Why, they
appear to-be struck on the work, y he re
piled. ''rhey come and hang around the
station.houses and inEist on being hired
whenever there Ia any extra work TO be
done, and every regular gang has both
Winnebagos and 0mahas in it. They
seem think they are entitled TO this EN-
ployment," care they efficient workmen,
or do,they sometimes Try to sbirk?" "You
better believe they work Just as good as
any otIem, Talk. about the Chinese sec.
ton hands on the Union Pacific; they are
nowhere 'longside q Them indiana. They'd
soon get bounced il they didn't do a full
day: As 1t is they make rs much as any Of
'em.
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
DR.. William, ian Indian remedy called Dr..
Williams Indian Ointment a single box
has cured tho worst chronic cases Of twenty.
five years standing. No one nsOd suffer ave
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth.
Ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do
moro harm than good. Williams Ointment
abSorbs the turnors, allays the intense itch.
ing, particularly OF night after getting warm
In bed, acts rs . poulhce, gives Instant and
painless relief, andis prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
Frnle by all druggists and mailed on re.
ceipt OF price, s. 90.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan 4 Co., also
Chas. Menkemeller, Wheeling, aud K K.
MeConAhey, Bridgeport o. 4
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Cremation In Italy.

E1chuHge-
The first experiment in cremation with
scientific appliances in Italy took place in
Milan on Sunday, January %, 1876, and in
spite OF bitter weather and falling snoS
more than q thousand persons gathered to
see the body OF the Chevalier Keller reduc.
ed to ashes. On the 9th Of the present
month the cremation OF the remains OF
Senator Cipriani in the Campo Verano at
Rome attracted only about $50 persons-
u smaller number than is usually present
az the burial Of a public man. Yet Signor
Giammaridi, the president oil the Crema.
ton Society, made an enthusiastic plea for
this mode Of disposing Of the dead, and
predicted that 1t would DOL be made obi.
gatory in all cases Of death by contagious
disease. The fact is that the hopes Of the
advocates Of cremation in Italy have been
disappointed. 1t has ceased to attract
popular attention as a novelty and does
not command popular support as an inst.
tuition.
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Vital Questions.

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing in the world
for quietlng and allaylng all irritation Of the
nerves and curing all forms OF nervous complaints,
giving natural. childlike refreshing sleep always7
And they will tell you u~nhesilatIngly
"some form Of Hops!"
CHAPTER /.
Ask any or all Of tho most eminent physicians:
l"what Is the bsst and only remedy that can be
relied on 10 cure all diseases OF the kidneys and
urinary organs; such as Brghgs disease, diabetes,
retention or inability TO retain urine, aud all the
diseases and 1 lnents peculiar 10 Women
''And they will tel you explicitly aud emphah.
cally "1iuchu."
Ask the same physicians
q ,'what Is the most reliable and tursst cure for all
liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipation, indises'
tiop, b'liowneSs, malaril fever, sgue, &c - and
they wilrtell you:
Mandrake! or DandGliou! !"
MnCC. when there rmedIestre combined with
Others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop FIlter, such a
CONCLUDED next week.
o. ~iyle.rrhsSv
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peruna

This medicine was introduced to the Medi.
cal profession and TO the public at large by
8. B. Hartman, N. D.. in 1877, after he had
prescribed It to over 10000 patients in almost
nvefy disease TO which flesh Is heir.
II is wholly composed OF numerous yegeta-
bic ingredients, each one Of which Is &C,
knoSledged by the medical profession TO be
the mo t potent OF all the herbal remedies
known to medical science.
But It's great virtue 10 mainly attributable
to the new and peculiar proportionsin which
the harmonious Ingredients are combined,
andto the extreme care exercised In its man.
ulaclure, using onlyth pure, active princi-
nies, and excluding all that Is crude or irritA.
ting. No n should DO without Pa1Ns.
nav
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why The Court Let Him OF.

dFNINtuW IFuEtHtF. .
An old man was arraigned before an
Arkansaw court for some trihing ~otfense,
and among the witnesses was an old wo-
man, who, 10 giving her testimony, made
such efforts to shield the old man that the
Judge asked; MADAME, have you known
this man very longY" Eyes, sir" the old
woman replied; 81 have known him a very
long time. When l was a young girl this
man used to visit me. In fact, Judge, we
were sweethearts," and she twisted her
apron and looked down. "Ah, I see!" the
Judge replied; fused 10 be sweethearts,and
think so much Of each other now because
you did not marry each other them" "You
are mistaken, Judge, for we did marry each
other then, and are husband and wife
now" "IndeedI" the Judge exclaimed,
"this is a remarkable case. Liberate the
old fellow, Mr.. Officer"
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Mother Walton has prescribed this valua.
BILE medicine for a great many years Ia her
private practice, and II has proved an unfail.
Ing specific In the treatment u the many dis.
ordRfs to which the female constitution Is
subject, Mrs. DR.. W. wishes to fully impfess
on inc public that the Tea 10 not like may
nostrums put up by u%uprincipal men for
purposes so base We will not mention them,
butt is simO to Alleviate and Cure the many
monthly troubles from which all women
suffer. P,iCe 81. For sale by J. +. shirk,
Logan & Co., also Chas. Menkeneller, Wheel;
ing, and R. <. MoConahey, Bridgeport, OF
mailed on receipt Of price BY Frazier Medl,
cine Co., Cleveland. DAw
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|soarhtTsver
| Cured.

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
testify to the most excellent qualities Of Prof.
DATbyS PrUphylaetc Fluid. As a disinfectant and
detergent It is both Theoretically and practically
superior to any preparation with which ! am &C.
quainted.-N 7. LUTON, Prof Chemistry.
Darbys Fluid Is Recommended by
Hon. ALExAnpRE H. STEPHENS, OF Georgia:
Stranger, N. v;
Jos. LEcoNrE. Columbia, Prof, University. sc,
Rev. a. J. BATTLE, Prof. Mercer University;
Rev. Gho. I. PiERcE. Bishop IS. E. Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME,
Perfectly harmless. Used internally or
externally for Man or Beast.
have abundant evidence that Il has done everything
here claimed. For fuller information get Of your
Druggist a pamphlet or send 10 the proprieton,
j. II. ZEILIE & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate Makes
Calling Drink.
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Elsie Foster, a nesress Of Atlanta, be.
lieves that she has been injured by q veg.
doc witch. Her eyes are always open, and
she has eaten nothing for a month. The
"spell" by which she has been afflicted Is
believed by her ignorant friends TO be q
bottle 81 water containing SIX hairs pulled
from the hind leg Of q cat, The only cure
is the capture and death Of that cat, and
the negroes are killing all they can aud.
Consequently, Atlanta families are care
fully guarding pet kittens. V
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whattheAntDId


A young man Of Danbury recently ate a
piece OF cake IN a dark room, and a large
black ant which was onithe cake fastened
to his palate. His friends succeeded in
severing the body with "a pair OF shears,
but still the ant chung with death-llke grip
to the young mans palate, nor could It be
removed without the aid ola doctor. The
doctor could relieve tsholdlonly by crush.
ing the head Of theant with a pair Of for.
A.
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IL you feel dull, drowsy, deb!litated, have
frequent headache, mouth tastes bad, poor
appetite, tongue coated, you are suffering
from torpid liver, or "oiliousness." Nothing
will cure you 80 speedily and permanently
as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical discovery.
By all druggists. Mrhs&w
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MEDICAL.


,.,Ssuno's dstI'i rsS 'Sd famine combined
~ ;sys 81, Ig nnSrS writer many yearS 1S9; Sn ~
SsIIts:t 'day - iT with II icurI to cure ne
= J. . I sa'FF o 1sISi : ': ~, i IfSsslsS S! .n1 P 1:iissi
o'ssS mai Is do!%a !sf ~. ruins bis digestive! or.
tsth1n s,Sgple, AlI l.e N V,hiS way swiitS speci c
= :. ssS Ss! S 4 sai g. s Il aa;s t%% ~: I * M.
liisaoss. i q s:! IL an and asPPiSn saIa y syG X P %ssns
70 = .. s,st Sst coune Oi'i'S remedy
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NOTICE
SHREWD ROUSEKEEPERS.
NOTICE T0 GOOD HoUsEKEEpERs.

NOTICE TO GOOD HoUsEKEEPERs.
The above Is a fac smile Of the Brand stamped
upon each Bar Of the orIginSl and Only Genuine
aRx Soap. now % years In use. some dealers have
been persuaded 10 Iell q cheap article, apparently
as good rs our Genuine Wax Soap. for which they
sold at by fair dealers. hut In which certain expen.
Eye ingredients which keep the Clothes from turn.
Ing yellowiSh are left out, Insist upon having the
above brand.
B. STRUNz,
Originator q Wax Soap,
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Arlington Institute.

Aselect Homo School for Girls, At Alexandra,
i7th Annual geMion hegins sept. 20. II ia the
aim OF the Phrc ipal 70 five The care and comforts
Of 4 home, toeetheF with the highest educational
advantages. Terms: $3.50 70 $500. Address for
jyI4TThAs Principal.
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HIs II possible that Nj. Godfrey Is up and
At work, and cured by 30 simple aremedy y
~ assure yoni i istrne that he Is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters,
M and said he must dlsl "Well.G-day .
That's remarkably will go this d and
gel some for my poor George-I know hops
are good" .,.. TrhE4Y