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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARxxrs
rIour. arn,n ana anv.

Elour-Patent. sc 00@6 rs; fancy, IS 2505 rs
nholce a 9005 Is; family. 81 6094 rs: treble
Extra % 1904 co. double extTs. 80 4Guss 60: extra
g 2O@S 35: supernne. q 908S 10: hne, s. 70@2 IS
toS %hastt y sV9 Snc Su Ha Asred
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Drug market,


Alcohol. q 2592 81; oaIomel 75cesl Is; cam
phor, So923c: coch!nel, 6c637pc; chlorofcrrn SOa
SEC; gum opium, 81 7se5 90; indigo, 81 O0,ss co;
morphine, 81 50037 ID Oils-Oastor, 81 25cl1 80;
sweet oil, eoc9sl 20; olive oil, o. 509S 0o; berga,
mot tssnoerson'sl, 81 T5@S 90; lemon SANDER
ctnchonidia,P & w. scQsl co. American bi-carb.
soda. 1850; EngliEh Co.. 57<Dec. Snuf-Garretts
2-oz packs, 81 Is per doE- zox bottles 50 GO per
dos. Flove's sulphur, 436c. Turpentine 60a65o
English yer. red. by Dbl, &c; less quantities
SIC. IodiAe, s2s75Gs %. Iodide potash, 81 65.
Cloves. SS9tOo. Rhubs-bt 90c @s1 IS. Window
glass. 60 and 10 Ter cont: double 90 and 20 per
cent OF
Iron and Steel Market
Bar Iron so rates. hoop IRON SO so rates; Nor
way and Swede iron. &C rates; horse shoe iron &c
Horse Shoes-Burden x Perkins. per key, as 90;
mule shoes, 81 per keg advance Horse Shoe Nails
Northwestern, Globe, and Perkins per box, IS 90
steel, g. tire steel. SCI toe calk steel &C. machin-
cry steel, 6@Sc Nsils-S3 so.
miscellaneous Nnxhees.
HS-nsook sole, 1880; oak Sole, 36031o; Penn.
EyIvsnia hf mess leather. sale; harness leather
SlG3So; br.dle lesther per dr. e6cS72; DOM EttC
KIP, e0a SCI French KIP, s5oQs1 20; domestic Gala
coo g5n 10: French cali, o. lG3i So.
Ola - WeQuots: LinEsed, raw. SIC: boiled,
b65; lE-o Oh. lo3o0c miners OIL, 65@soc; lubri-
l0&laci coal on, Indis1G legsl test, 1i9l1hc;
1907 test, III ssi2c: wster White. 1fOo, 15c.
1iLHel3 botplfes-Ne quote:
Beis ene.Scft tn, g, lCx14, 1870 eo0 js1Ni1,
= 90 PeT ocZ 4, 10l4, lsx20 Snd 12z1z 60 90 PEI
box O, 1870, roofing dD Sc 90 per BOX; G. 2tzAo
s-SSLl; olosk in, IN rASs, $50: IA hszs. 29o .rc1
81 IS .Eon. s.5ac; 81 q Iron exc; Eoorshsao 0sa.
OoplSr boss1Tnt, 2S6. Pi2niSbe6 ocppsy, S9@f0C.
| Solder, lSGzsSS. E7ye, ~ per OCuk OF lift,
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miscellaneous fEnxhees.
LIVE STOCK.

EEoiaoercits EAve STOCK kznrhezs
BTocK YABDs, Feb. 20.
Cattle-Receipts, 1s9 head; shipments, - head.
Market sehye and stronger on ali grades; closing
irm, pens cleared.
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ao7EzHnrrnT sRcuaIrIEs.

sRling 60 oays...... s2S per cent ex. diy. 1857
Sleriing sight..... $50 o. 8. <s-.-........l135s
per cent. bonds lO3 New o. d. Fs.........-1195s
| EofA-The purchasing price for Governme emit
bonds IN Indianapolis varies from thei New York
| q fosakiora <Al per cent,
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 26.-Beef Cattle - Market
slow aud prices g shade higher, quality c0nSi1-
cred; very best, Sc 25a6 so. fast quality a "a
IS: medium. 81 25@e4 Sd; ordinary, s353 20;
most sales at e. 2596; receipts, IA head.
Swiue-Liyh; supply and moderate demand.
Receipts. 50S7 head: quotations. s90l02j.
Sheep-Receipts, PITS head: quotations, 81 SO
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04

Middle Tennessee, on examination by
the Superintendent, spelled Cover
nor "Govner," and Tennessee Ten
esq.," Out of ten easy words, he
failed in eight. He was equally de-
ficient in all the branches. The Su-
perintendent refused to license him,
though he had been teaching for four
years. He was highly affrcnted, say
ing he had planted ouly half crop,
expecting to make up the deficiency
by teaching. He said to the Super
intendent that he had the books to
look at to help him, ''as you do to ex-
anime me-" Of such ignoramuses
three-fourths of the teachers of that
county are composed, says the SUI
perintendent. "Reform it altogether. Z"
The Memphis Avalanche says that
amongst the effects of Gen. Gideon j.
Pillow was found manuscript copy
of his life and times, and that his
widow intends to edit and publish it.
1t is said that the forthcoming book
will be of more than usual interest, as
it will include Gen. Pillows expert.
ences in the Mexican war, and also a
most minute and accurate account of
the admission of Texas into the
Union. 1t will be remembered by old
confederates that Gen. Pillow impov.
erished himself By his generous lib
erality in equipping Tennessee sol.
diers for the confederate army, and
that he never regained his lost for
tune after the war. This book is pub
lished by Mrs. Pillow to obtain means
to aid her in rearing and educating
her three young children.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04
SATURDAY. AUGUST 4, 1888.

In our last weeks paper we noted
the fact that Irish potatoes were
worth fifteen cents per bushel here.
The truth is, there is no market here
for them, even at that low price.
We conclude there must be a reason
for this, and, on investigation, we
find that it costs from Gfty to sixty
cents per bushel to sell them in Chi
cage. The one item Of freight alone
is about thirty cents per bushel.
Then the carriage, commission, etc,
takes up about the balance of the
amount they sell for. The conse-
ouence is, there are thousands of
bushels lying in the fields and farm
houses, where they will probably rot
for want of a market. Our growers
are complaining loudly at the discrim>
ination alleged to be shown in favor
of Memphis. They say shippers
there get rate about oneshalf lower
than is charged at this point. If
this is true, it seems to us that the
railway authorities are damaging
themselves; for they certainly would
get much more freight from this and
other points on theil lines if they
would put their tariff low enough for
the farmer to get reasonable price
for his produce. During the berry
season fast train was run especially
for fruit and vegetable growers, and
almost universal satisfaction was ex-
pressed. Now we need cheap train,
to carry potatoes, tomatoes and other
products. Numbers Of our people
planted largely, expecting these ac'
commodations; but they have been
disappointed, and will lose large
part of their crops. We believe the
West Tennessee Fruit and Vegetable
Growers, at their meeting here next
week. should appoint committee Of
their best men to work on this mat
ter of freight rates. We believe
further, that it would be we'll for the
aailroa1 commissioners of the STATE
and prominent representatives OF the
different railway companies to NEE
with this convention and consult witt
each other. We think the matter
can be satisfactorily settled if gone
at in the right manner. The com
panies and the people along theil
lines are mutually dependent on eacf
other, and, as sensible, reasonable
men, they ought to to be willing tC
help each other. Let us have join
meeting by all means.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04

MIR. r. G. Roberts, bufiness man.
ager of the Nashville American, died
last Saturday night, after short ill
ness. He was an excellent business
man and had numerous warm friends,
who will mourn his death. He leaves
a wife and two children.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04

The Memphis Appeal says the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad has
been sold to the Illinois Central COM
pany, subject to confirmation of the
directors. The price to be paid is
said to be 1000, 900.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04

Judge Allen refused a new trial to
Polk and he has appealed to the SUI
preme Court. The press of the state
generally agree that the verdict of
the jury is just. ....
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04

Browns IRON BITTERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04
We Learnt that Mr..

We learns that Mr.. - Dawes,
publisher of The Lexington Advance,
was last week arrested and bound
over for trial, under the charge of at
tempting to enter lady's room.
Since then he tried to kill himself,
but failed. He had been drinking
freely.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04

The Louisville Exposition was
opened by President Arthur last
Wednesday, in the presence of an
immense crowd. A large number of
distinguished men were present. A
grand success is assured.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04
For Sale,

The house and lot in Milan known
as the Central Hotel building" AL.
so some valuable land, lying near
the college building. Apply to w
Y. Williamson, or the Milan Elk.
change.
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OVER THE STATE.


Some fine pearls have been secur-
ed in the river at Murfreesboro.
Most of the best wheat has been
sold and shipped out of Rutherford
county,
Pikeville has 400 inhabitants and
two colleges, one of which alone has
200 pupils.
A pillow factory will be started
shortly at Bellbuckle with cash cap
itaI of 100000.
lion. j. NJ. Taylor will hold com
petitive examination for West Point
at Jackson Aug. 10.
1t is stated that gold mine has
been discovered in the northwestern
portion ofPerry county.
A large cotton compress and ware.
house in Nashville was burned last
Monday night. Loss about $50, 900.
| A New York State man who was
affected by spasmodic asthma has
been cured by moving to Dickson
county.
Near Maxwell, Franklin county,
lives lady who avows that she can
successfully pray for rain, as she has
often done.
Great numbers of mad-dogs have
been killed in Giles county. Many
healthy dogs were destroyed for fear
they would go mad.
| Seven Episcopal bishops and fifteen
clergymen took part in the exercises
at the Monteagle Sunday>school as.
sembly last Saturday.
| An infant in Knoxville, IS months
old, weighs Al pounds. 1t has
weighed as much as 40 pounds. 1t
can neither walk nor crawl.
A young lady in Paris put out a
fire that was gaining Roadway in a
room, and then, contrary to custom
in such cases, neglected to faint.
The railroads have made reduced
rates to the delegates to the West
Tennessee Farmers convention at
jackson, the the 10th of August.
The largest tannery in the world is
} to be located at Newport, Cooke coun>
} ty, East Tennessee, the proprietors
being a company Of English capital
lists.
Eddie Wascott, of Weakley
county, is twenty-one year of age,
and is only thirty>five inches high,
and weighs only fifty pounds. He is
/ probably the smallest man in the
state.
Dyersburg Gazette: A Dyersburg
boy went to Nashville last week and
on seeing man parching peanuts
asked him to play tune, thinking it
was an organ grinder. He offered to
pay the man dime to play for him.
Nashville Banner: Judge Matt.
Allen, of the Davidson county crimi.
nal court, uses set of brass knuckles
for gavel with which to rap for or
, der when the boys get too lively.
The knuckles were taken from q
criminal, and are the property of the
court.
Tennessee was the third State admit.
ted under the Federal Constitution
1t is situated between latitude 35o
and $50 80 and longitude 1927 and
) go 1S W.; its greatest length from
east to west is 432. breath 100 miles;
area. $4,000 square miles. The pop.
) ulation at the census of 1880 was
1912, 1859, of whom 1,138.831 were
white and 403,1 51 black. In 1880
f there 800 more females than males in
! the State.
jackson Tribune and Sun: A large
barn belonging to Mr.. Bug Shelton,
at Carroll Station, was struck by light
5 ing Tuesday night and demolished
: The only stock in the barn was some
hogs, one of them being killed. -
; Mr.. Parmenia P. Transon, an old
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04
Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. 26, 1881.

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. a6, 1881.
Gentlemen IL have suffered with
PAIN in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion Of spirits, and loss Of appe-
tite. ! have taken several different
medicines, and WAS treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, but got no relief.
! thought l would try Browns Iron
Bitters have now taken one bottle
and a half and am about well-pain
in side and back all gone-sorenes
all out Of my breast, and | have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. Itcan justly be
called the king Of medicines.
JoHs X. ALLRNpER.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04

Sheppard's, in Haywood county.
ships million shingles per annum.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-08-04
SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead Of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong1
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
Howa By getting one
bottle of Brown IRON BIT
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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A Secret worth Knowing.

simultaneously with the budding OF
Spring all nature awakens from an
spathetic state. Especially is this the
Case among those interested in out
door sports, the oarsman, cricketer,
base hall player, reiusman, all pre-
pare for the seasons work. The IN
activity oil the Winter rccess has its
effects upon the BODY, and when ex-
ertise is hrst ,n!u.sea in weakening
sensal ion ensnes followed by Sick
Headache, Biliousness and general
le,hargy. A few doses Of swaynes
Pills will speedily remove All such
complaints and restore the system to
q healthy and ELASTIC condition.
Incidence IL the rms. Of the mind
az. ~ let {; s7.iy VIC,
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FEI lN'tafAL4. s'i!t,. il strikes 10
tnr iounda. on - all p',nlOrar" diseases,
a.Errd.ng prompt !rict and rapid cures.
ana il aiap'rd to pati'D'S Of any aSe ~
either g,> l"la. lcr, alatahlr, ITO
,nurgv,t children taxi il readily. In
ov,m.nv Coughs, Colds. Sore THROAT,
isro.criti., Innmcn:a, C'rrgy mans
,.u.r Iniuat. Asthma. Group, ana
ta,lAirh, III" effects " .tiiE CHERRY
rr'"O.'}!. ar' ma,icH!. .i"' nnlthu'lrS
,..a .tuhIt;.u. .slrcScrved f1nin serious ~:
ness by its timely an6 f"''htui nH'' w
should hc Kept at liant ~ every to''st~
bold Ter the protection I ahHrus ~ S'h},
den attacks. In Whoopir g-co"Eh ana
Consumption there is no other remedy
So ctticlyiouS. soothing. and lclp!ni.
Los; Erices are inducements 10 'FY
som. Of the many lniXt,T"s or Svrhrs,
made oi cheap and ineffective In,r'1i
ents, now offered, which. AZ thcy r"n-
tain no curative qualities, can aEorl
only temporary relief, aud ar" sure ~
Gisarpont the patient. Diseases nf tho
thron, and lungs demand active ami
effective treatment: and it IS tlaagtrohS
experimenting will! unknown and cheap
medicines. from the great liahihty that
THESE diseases may. while so tritt.1 with.
become deeply seated or incuTl'ie. Uso
AYN.'s CHERRY PICTORIAL, Snh you
ruv confidently expect the bees results
1t is of acknowledged curative power,
and is as cheap Us its careful preparation
and fine ingredients will allow. Lint
nent physicians. knowing its compost
ton, prescribe it. The test nj half
century has proven its certainty 10 ciieo
all pulmonary complaints NOS already
beyond the reach Of human Gi,).
PREPARED EY DR.. J. C AVER & CO.,
Practical and Annlyticnl ChcMis's
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD ny All DrroG>sTs rN'-'.' sSR.
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An old ph, sirian. retired from ar'iv"
practice having had plced i'll his hands hv
uu Eas, Ind,, Missionary the formula "t /"
simple ve@e,nhh remedy for The speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, CHiarrh A.th,nn, and AL
rhro and Lung affections, l'"fltlv and
ali nervous complaints, after having THOR
nuphly tested it's wonderful rur''i pow
ers in thousands If cases. feels ihn' 1t Is hi
duty to make il known Ia his fellows he
recipc, vita mII particulars. directions tor
Precipitation aud use. aud all Necessary ad'
vice and instruction tor successful treat
ment at Your own home, will he "c"\r'f
bv YOU hv return mail free OF charge, by
addressing WITH stamp or stamped sell'ao
dressed envelope tn Dr. NJ i. CASS
oOl York st., Jersey City, n. j.
Nov. Oily
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A Sure Cure for all FEMALE WEAK.
NESSEs, Including LcucorrbGa, Ir-
Yegular and Painful NIcnstruafion,
Inflammation and liberation Of
the Womb, Flooding, PRO.
LAPSUs UTERI, &c.
rrPSeassn. TO tire taste, edicaCio's sn' irrcf'at'
in its affect II is great help In pregnancy, AMI 70
leves rain during labor aud at regular poriocs
,HYsIGAya rsE IT i>s rEEstnlnE IT FREtLy.
ssrFas Ala wEAKr.ssYs Of the generarivc orTans
Of either tas 1t H. second 10 remedy hat las tH
been before tho public and for all di~ases OF the
Erys,ys n IL the Grsd!est Re,s,ef'v IN me Word.
eE-MIUNEY COMrT,AINTso Of Either Sex
Find Great Relief in Its Crc.
yypYA r. pINKHAW's BLOOD PURIFIER
vf sypdl aSe ,-cry yesJlGc OF lluDols from tho
gid IT tls GAME time will give tone ana strength
tho syte a. narvcil"usin iesaalts as the COMPOUND
fyBoth the cerroun and Blood lurifer arc pre-
paIad at ~ nsd rs westcrn Avenue, lynn, Mass
Prize Of cithlr 81. SIX bottles for g. The cnmTorri
is sent by mall III the form Of pills or OF )osenges on
rercps Of pricc e. per boz for either. Mrs.. Pnehan
freely answer, ali lettNrs Ut inquiry Enclose cent
stamp Send for rAmphl"t. Mention tbs Paper.
rvIvur, E. yreKuAn'a I1''ER Tr,Hs cure Ccnsttpa-
son biliouse and Tcriad.ty If tn Liver. 70 CONF
RrSoId by all DruGgists."SSa tD
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INTERESTING ~ h\Nl~s -- 0nr Iail
. Ir,> can ,r,lv tail 10 hnv" their n''"n
,ll.l TIN. seek 20 lnr latest tnmhinN'Ion
inriu, on, eats ~ Ihn, most u~r'nI ct NJ
ON, ste implements, the '>c"i ing ma
'hine
understand II. mnrhiHd for FAM
rlv use >huul' uirrt fast 81 all ll"-r /"
unirrmru,.; II Shout hr simple IN IL me
cairiSn, il should ran easily, It sh"UF' l'
a W id. rage at work II >huuii btas mean
" noi.r,,>s Is possible; shuuii br ht"i.
handsome, ,iurAhjr Il d MS rhctpaS I>con-
,is,cni with excellence Throughout.
Tm.-. curl,i,n, NE "Li.h' Running
Sew l'onr." ~. tainN meets 1t bias sl~'
several >rrt inru'lao' mad uSr'u! a''Sch
mruis aml ''n,liru>' ol is OWE, Nhl'h -
n:io nanr good is claims t" popular Ia
Sui.
SOW !. g,,pI many families ave bee"
ara alr = III using ;hc Oi mrCh>r"'-"
ihy COR irc 'ih,rs Ia improve; "'i''nH '"f
the latest imp,,,,c mrlHS /. designs nnG
ia, ,t.nuicdj "Ac.) ruct'.
i5nl WHY dc!W irnI,r? N"n~>d"' II" 'h'
h,ty ,,l g II " hi,lt 5000 uNCa'sr& 0,r ''N
,ull. aud the Improvement, tl'n' hn e hrct
m,,'r uUa j. good Iim"ln buy, nIrt lI''
/ N,,t Homo >,,c,itlv rrrcn},meu.t' lls' z
t. ,mrrhhs,ls ON arcnlnl # its sN'c'l';
mcrnauical construction r'>" nj maN"Gr
mrnt and reasonable p'ler. - arI' rh'' !
|nllliuu have hcrn III IN 'n~ Hsi three
Wears, all Of which nrr giving nn,'rD sal SAT
Ietaction. Thi. unriralrd nach'l"hs N'nn
lu,n,,nrcd hy TIC NEW HOME SEW INC
MACHINE co 80 Cn;"n square NY
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The Art TOnsOrial.
MIR, MOS LUCAt

W u. y NO'O LUOND,
tot Long Branchn
Having arrived at the CONCLUSION that the
columns OF the CLARION are the only means
he can bring bis business to the
proper standard givce vent rs follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM.
III POOLING AND DYEING
In the latest style Of the art tonsoT,sl.
RAZORS AND a CLEAN
SHAVE
Isthe motto Of THE .enterprisiug artist, sod
by strict attention. 10 business caut ,elp
bat yicase al VIII be IN his shop Mo-
days, Wedaes ~. I'D .s,aydsvs a" ""
auG evening.
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the BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of the Throat aud Lungs.

H. diseases u tao
pulmonary organs
a sai, ami reliable
rrln.,lv il inva'-
uo,,,.. 4 yERJ
CHERRY PrCTnnAb
- such q r"lf sir.
II !. y Scirn''n;
roaa"ina,ion al the
medicinal piill.!-
LIES and curative
viv.ues Of the finest
0'U,s, chemically
U1it1A. OF sNrh
,nwrr ~ 10 inN.rt
tho gi'atest posi-.
lie p'',."'cncT. ami
u';i,r1i,itr ef r.
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INTERESTING
FARM ANDHOl-SEEOLD
NOTES.

Professor SEenson leaves the Wis
coprin University for the service O
the Sorghum Sugar Refining Company
at Hutchinson, Kan.
Bradstrept thinks it high time peo'
pie found out that sorghum syrup Is
sweater than glucose, and it predicts
prosperous year for the new indus.
try.
Presit,ent Samuel Campbell, Of the
Central New York Farmers Club,
saws the Elrgalien pear has come
around all right" with him latter a
period Of bad years"
French pnoto graphs Of the transit
in Algeria and sprctroscopc observA
tious indicate un atmosphere on the
planet.
There ID a cree IN Arizona which,
when seasoned, is 80 hard AZ TO turn
tho edge of an AK. 1t ss known az
tue des"rtlronwood tree, aud makes
magnificent char coal.
Milk has the power TO absorb OBJ
no4ious gases and etllu from the arr
around it, and il should not be forgot
ten that the pnfest butter ever made
ma, hccolue tainted and poisoned IN
one shor. hour by Objectionable sur
soun(unKs,
If III 4 elar n,sde correct observe.
.ious, the wheat rlant never grows
upon any dlv when tie temperature
OF the air does not for period OF s"H'
era hours Al lpaet rise above forty
three desrees Fahrenheit,
a visitor to the St. Bernard norene
writes that in the wondrous air OF the
Alps, 5000 feet alb we 'ae SEA level ,
putrpfactioa IL unknown, and TIE
bodies OF those l.rt IN the snow are
perfectly preser rel from r!arse.
| d.. Slurtevart says IN cn'''nG a
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Hear What the Deaf Say

II has pr,in med miracle in my cHse
! have no uncarthlv noises in my head
and hear much better.
have been or ATTY benefited.
NV lenfncss helped great deal think
another bottle will cure ,"r
NV hearing is much hrn' !i'"d,
have received untold benefit.
NY hearing il improving,
II is giving good >ai,sfaciinn.
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vusal that for over 300 years no deafness
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