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Speer. Of GeOrxia.

The great speech or argument Of District At
tospey Emory speer, In the famous (and iniau-
ous) Howard case, has been issued In pamphlet
form, as there was q pressing demand for its
publication. No case for argument In this CITY
kor years has excited such deep interest It was
= critical period In the history Of the United
States courts, and its verdict was to settle the
continuance Of fraud. corrupt practices. profes.
Sionai jurors and witnesses. and exemption of
criminals from conviction. Spcer won the YER
Dict that crushed all these evils beneath tleiron
heel Of exact instice.-Sifney E;Tttrt, a.. S.ean-
Duua Asss.
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Old 81 was asked by one Of our merchants
Isl. do you know q darksy by the name Of
Davis3"
"sisero Davis Wild dc red eye, dat got burned
In de powder 'sploshin2"
eyes, he's the man"
"Well, knows him"
SIS he reliable2"
"Gin1l, but It ponds moughty on de- blxness
dat he's gagged In at de time"
What business would he suit best in 90 q
porter"
Wen, ter tell ye de nat-footid, upsophisti-
cafed truie, dare's one place whar d niggar
con'd wuck an be ca homes O. do day-an' dat's
ez porter In er real state stof In dat case oe
ke ief hiu"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOO
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN @ AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
AND AT THE CORNER or THIRTEENTH

PROVED Properly on sEykNfHA sTREET.
BETwEEN g AND q STREETS NORTHWEST,
AND AT THE CORNER OF THIRTEENTH
AND II STREETS NORTHWEST.
B{ virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of The -
causes Nos: 1919 and 1851. win Oder for ssle
DAY. the TWENTY THIRD DAY OF MAY, A. b.
1855. q HALF-PAsT. FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the foi.
1w1ns dsscnSed seal estate situate and lying in said
eGnS l1s tn the recorded sub OF original lot
numnered nine CD. and part Of original lot numbered
ten (loo In SQUARE numbered four hundred and nifty
ion a fronting 23 feet inches 7th street north
70 80 foot alley improved by brick dwelling and
store Known - No: IN It'll street northwest.
ON THE SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FIVE p NJ,
we VIII oner for sale In front OF the premises part d
hundred and forty nve (2&5 Beginning ut the south.
easf corner OF said lot and square and running thence
west on street forty five feet thence north twenty
two feet thence east two CD feet thence north sixty
eight 6s feet thence east t43 feet 18th
street and thence south ninety 600 feet to the been
nine. with privilege OF alley the western line Of
said part together with the improvements Consisting
Of two Frame Dwellings and Brick Stable. The corner
building has . well-established grooery store At
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money Of
each piece OF property in cash. and the residue thereof
n equal instruments, payable IN one aud two years
thereafter with interest the interest able sem an
nuaiy. Inc deferred payments must be secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold deposit Of 300 win
De required each piece Of property upon the accept
BAINBRIDGE H. WEBB,
Sl9 ~ street northwest
FRANK z, BROWNING.
4l6 9Th etreet northwest
EUGENE CARUSL
nyi2-d&dB Trustees
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Louisa Gaoville, of Dingman township. Pa,
VINO was reported as having been shot by o
strange man on the 4th inst. died last Saturday
fessed that she did the shooting herself as she
was tired Of life. She had bce.l somewhat de-
pressed.
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TIlH0NAs BOWLING. Aucsionssr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEXINGTON THE
qogNTKY SEAT or THE LATE JOSEPH

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
745s Doe 20 We sia IN 4 suction. ' . f the
hsG.s rs S 81
and part "a
VIII Large sS and .. aa
There are several BEAUTIFUL building rtss upon the
property which vel! wooded and wstered and over
tie city, The tsset vii b rss offered s whole. snd
Il not sold we win then offer the according to the
e mss:
IS .c1s lots lie Of the Ss q tSss
q = h sdn. Ss
MIA Schegtzen Ierk and has front q 1$1 TO- 100 feet
ssss
Ing = enn 1srss; sos oS containing sc,ss
scrs fhis lot has so fsoSs q Sc s0io
Terms q sss: Ono, ain Of u. amount Of d. pur
chase money Y caeh and the leedue in four equal In
ss .na &:
e. n,s g : e.
: e % e. .sos
:; sI :s sss ssss.s s. asS.
;a4 ~ d sses d.ssa ne n: 2 ': fS
p1sds q :Ss'OS 81, e 'Poa :ses:S
nd Ss s.ss * :s N g p 80
E EEi a lIEs!iEE e
\. A-owINo 70 THE NcLE4ENT
~ NJ Sns SRSye s41s = Ropoesd g FRIDAY NExT.
@sas.atSss Hons BOWLING. Auc.
Ter 4Ghee Aocssons see ash Pare.
- -
81 49, e. Dk10 pa11 A. N1lckea JevslrZ
- - ~ sa 81 (: 80: - SzO g 8
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enough to brown It tdeilcateiy. Have ready q
not dish lay the brobed chicken on 1t. season Ii
lightly with salt and pepper, put tablespoon
fnl OF sweet butter on.i and serve It at once.
II the patients condition viii permit the use Of
water-cress or lettuce. either will be found to
make an acceptable garnish for the dish.-Har-
pers Rdzdr
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1OHN SHERMAN CO
- Real Estate Auctoneers 927 street northwest.

UOHN SHERMAN CO..
u Real Estate Auctioneers s27 street northwest.
NORTHWEST, Lot 27X75
,0Sn WEDNESDAY, NAY TWENTY THIRD. -
1883. AT TX O'CLOCK p. NJ. win offer for E3
sale at public auction In trout OF the promises
west ~ feet front north street Of square is
dwelling. ~
stallments twelve and eighteen months the pur
chasers notes to be given therefor bearing
interest cent to be secured by deed OF on
the property and satisfactory policy Of on the
building. Terms to be complied with days. on
default resale at risk and cost of defautng
on acceptance of bid.
JOHN SHERMAN CO., Auctioneer.
VIM. NJ. SMITH. Salesman. myl I-eaSde
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A RMY OFFICERS TESTIMONY.

Captain JOSEPH L. HAYDEN. residing ct No. ga Ath
street. South Boston. Mass. formerly captain In the
army, now with the Xalwosth Manufacturing Company
South Boston. writes April a. 1883, while living In
Cambridgeport my wife was afflicted with terrible palms
In hsr back and sides. accompanied With great weak
ness and loss Of appetite She tried many so-callsd
remedies without avail growing rapidly worse. when
hsr attention vas called to Hunts Remedy. She pur-
chased bottle from Lowes drug store in Cambridge
port and after taking the arst dose shs began to feel
easier. she could sleep well. and altar continuing IT.
use short time tho severe pains In her back and side
entirely disappeared. and she 1. wen woman. Many
OF our relatives and friends have used Hunts Remedy
With the most gratifying results. Ihave recommended
It many times and many times heard the same story.
Hunts Remedy il ali that claimed for it and real
blessing to al afflicted with kidney or liver trouble.
MADE NAN OF HIM.
Mr.. GO. WHzELxR, No. IS Austin street. Cambridge
port Mass. makes the following remarkable statement
On April ~. 1885, he writes a. follows II have been
troubled with kidney disease for nearly twenty years.
Have suffered st times with terrible pains in my back
and limbs used many incidence bu. found nothing
reached my case until took Hunts Remedy I pur-
chased bottle Of Gibson $50 fremont street. Bos-
ton. and before had used this ono bottle found 70
ef and continuing its use my pains and weakness aII
disappeared. and feel like new man. with new life
and vigor Hunts Remedy did wonders for me, and
have no hesitancy In recommending It to all afflicted
with kidney or liver Diseases am positive that by
use they will find immediate relief. You may use this
letter In any way you choose 30 that the people may
know OF sure medicine for the cure OF al diseases Of
Kidneys and liver" my21
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TOMORROW,

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
HAIR CLOTH SOFAS AND CHAIRS. WALNUT AND
MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND
MAShSIANDS. HAT LACK, REFRIGERATOR,
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE. BOOKCASE
AND STAIR CARPETS. MATTRESSES. BED
DING. ETC.
On THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY FOURTH n, TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall SELL at residence No sos 1
street northwest the above assortment Of household
myl0-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. auct..
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street northwest shall sell general assortment OF
good Household Furniture. ml7-6t
NJ ss 81
NN99kE II6 YES DWELLING HOUSE No: l2s.
rs sAEHF
SSuf 6 t1e 1 Sa Of
Cohen ct AL we viii sell st public auction Of
on Tie pf aS
81 ss e 9SE SSI5SE IT,
Lot numbered nun Ave 81 In square numbered four hun
northwest Of said Lot numbered in said square
Of sd o
parallel with north street until tersects the west
Of lot runs parallel to
and with said Yves, line q lot numbered hye1 Themes
of Andrew Hoovers lot to Pennsylvania avenue: thence
@ g.
.Ia
room and dwelling No. $50 Pennsylvania north
ON THE SAME DAY. st FIVE: O'CLOCK PM. lot
in said said fronts 50 feet inches on Sd street
The s5IS 81
SANE DA9 %s & ssf Lo. num-
s1bdiysion square Numbered three hundred snd
nity.egnt (3oS). beginning the line of Boundary
street ninety (95) feet southeast from porheast
eornsr Of said square and running thence southesst
hwestwsrdy at right angles with said street dfty
oO feeS and nine go inches: thence due hum
dred 0O fest to alley thirty Wide thence alone
said alIey twenty,nys s feet thence due ninety
wardly In direct line forty Eve (45 fest and three Isl
inches to tho place Of beginning. Said land il unm
Terms Of sas; One. third cash and the balance in
three equal tnstallments at IL and 10 months with
interest from the day Of sale such deferred payments
to be by the notes Of the purohase secured
by deed OF trust tho property sold No deed is 10
b given By the trustees nnfa the fun payment
cab deposit win be required. % follows:
S yst on said o part Of lot nve $500 on said
sss the purchassT or purchasers Of the respective
eha severaly fully comply with the terms OF GALE With
IN seven daysfrom any such sails the Trustees win re-
ee sald lot or lo ct the risk cost and expense Of
euch default1nR purchaser, purchaser sfter ten
days advertisement Of such sale or Gales.
ANDREW B. DUVALL. Trusteo
H62 Louisiana avenue northwest.
HENRY 4. DAVIS, Trustee.
900 Louisiana avenue northwest.
my12-d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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TRusIEE's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUsI-
Il NESS PROPERTY. KNOWN AS No. 69l PENN.
SYLNAN1A AVENUE NORTHWEST.

NvRusIEE's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUSI.
l. NESS PROPERTY. KNOWN AS No. 63l PENN.
psYLvANfA AVENUE NgRTHwEsT.
District Of Columbia. passed April 3Otk. 1888 in H;3
TIE cause Of sgees ct a. va Coylee ct al. No. 84l2AA
4S s9sS2 II tsCpt q she grsmisss MONDAY &c
}.o5 O'CLOCK that certain Pieee parcel Of
recorded subd Of part Of square Numbered four
hundred and sixty t6I In the city OF Washineton.
pc. together With the improvements, Consisting Of
three story brick store building.
Terms Of aals prescribed BY the decree: One fourth
cash. the balance In three equal instalment at one
two and three yeaS altar data Of eaa With interest q
notes Of The Purabasss md reserved aen upon e.
premises sold. or III cash at The option Of tke pur-
Sa.s;.s a;sS e b sS SPea q ss:
when the pufchAeers bid aoGeptd and the terms Of
Gunton building, lT2 Louidana avenue norSSTest
WIN. YOUNG, AuctoneeE,
lao New York avenue northwest mylo-dkds
49, 81. &c c23!ssE9UEN9E q HENyy Ram TIE
TWENTY:FOURTH. 1889, came dine and place.
my12 dads {. Q. BRADLEY. TrustsA
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TINE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE.
WOOD AND COAL.
Con- AxD WooD.

OOAL AND w GOD.
We hsye inst received hrU ict Of baksrp PIE
WOOD; also fresh mined COAL 81 superior Quality II
raA0.
The attention Of consumers h rsspectfuny Invited -
IN inspection Of our stock.
STEPHENSON Bro,
mis- 7fh n. wharf ana l2fh u ana p. svs.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TWO HAIR-CLOTH PARLOR SUITES, MIRROR
EngravinEs and other Pictures. NJ. T. Table
lounge, Brussels and Ingram CARPETS, Stair and
Hall Carte:s. Walnut and CottaRe Furniture Mat
PRESSES, Pillows and Bolsteis. Hat Rack, Sideboard
YAK Extension Table, Dining Chairs China and
Glassware. Refrigerator. Stoves. Kitchen ReQui-
Ates. &c. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY rwFNry-
FOURTH. 1885, at TEN OCL0UK At No 7DS sth
street northwest shall sell 4 general assortman< ~
good Household Furniture. mIT6t
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ander, return 1t to the fire in clean sar1cepan
and DOLL It uncovered, until It 10 reduced about
one-half, or until little of 1t cooled on saucer
forms q Jelly: Then season it palatably, and
COOL 1t In earthern mOulds wet In cold water,
Serve 1t In small quantities, either cold like wine
jelly, or heated to form broth
CHICKEN WINE JELLY Ga nutritious, digestible
FOOD, slightly stimulating, excellent in GONZALES
csnce and IN general ,oedkness of the entire syste)
Prepare this jelly according to the directions
given In the recipe for chicken Jelly, allowing it
To Doll until the jelly is found to be quite stiff on
cooling little Of 1t: then add to 1t the strained
Juice OF lemon and a gill Of good sherry or Ma
deira wine, and cool 1t in earthern moulds wet
In cold water. Use It cold
CHICKEN SOUFFLE "a iqht dioest;1Le f,od Morn,
pdldtdoR and nutritious, useful in ana illness
,ehers animal food Is allo,oed by the phus;ci0n1.-
Remove all skin and bone from the white meat
of cold roast chicken, and chop half pound Of
1t very fine; then rub it through nne sieve witt,
potato-masher. Next mix together In sauce-
pan over the ire one dessert-spoonful each OF
butter and nour until they are smoothly blended.
and gradually stir into them one and q half eille
OF boiling water; let this sauce boil for one min
ute, then mix with the chicken, season 1t palata-
oily with salt and pepper, and stir it over q fire
until the mixture Is scaldinQ hot, when remove
Il nom the fire. Beat the whites Of three eggs
70 q still froth, and the yelks to cream; have
reaoy some small paper s0uffle cases, or some
small dishes suitable for serving at the table;
49, AZ AIA WIN ING CnlcAon uISt Inc ycikS an0
tnen tne whites OF the eggs. Put the mixture
st once into the cases or dishes, and bake the
s0uMes ior fifteen minutes In hot oven, Serve
tn9m not "a soon a. they are DONE
onoHkD CHICKEN "a nutritious, digesti6le. and
eeResMg yood, suitable In conuG2escaace). Care
I1ily PLUCK and SINCE young chicken, wipe it
Win, Win WEI towel split It down the back, and re-
pove the enfrails without breaking them: cut
Oh the head, neck, and fest. break the Joints Of
tne MnRs ana legs to flattsn the bird lay It be-
Tween the bars OF buttered double wire rrid.
non ana expose the inside 20 good DIRE for
Il: them tSp5 I'M ,nRis. taking care to burn
- sASeA' ss1A sAae breast to the nre lust long
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- y. H-owIN0 70 THE INDICTMENT
HxT :r sns SshSy: ne e f.IDAx MKT
my3s-akSSS THo1As BOWLING. Aue.
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aaso a% g e seo
70 the Omce q t1e Company n 1sW 0k1eaaSk
4. A. DAUPHIN.
myo NEW o8L&A0k IA.
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CUPID'S CAPERS.

One hundred and seven couples who
thought themselves ill-sorted, and too
many Of whom, perhaps, were so, applied
for divorces in the Conr ecucut supreme
Court during the first six months OF this
year.
All You is the prettiest Chinese girl
ever brought to America. She was one oil
the wonders OF San Francisco's Chinese
quarter. and as such was pointed out to ali
tourists One of these, an Englishman.
has fallen in love with aud married her.
"How much do you charge for one OF
EN- liceness?" he inquired. ''One dollar,
replied tine clerk. Then give me and
Mary one" he continued, throwing down
two dollar bill, land give me the change
in small pieces, beCuz We are going to have
big time and will spend it all before
night"
over forty years ago young merchan
doing business in Raleigh engaged himself
10 marry a charming young lady, but
something came between them and the
match was broken off. Since then he has
married and buried three wives, and Is
now engsged to bis first love, who has just
buried her second husband.
A pair of disconsolate California sweet
hearts agreed to commit suicide simuitsn
eously, so as to get in the other world that
COMPROMISING was denied them here. The
girl resolutely drowned herself but the
man lacked pluck, However he was kiile1
next day in q railroad accident, and the
sentimental comment is that his dsath
was deserved.
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WOMAN'S WAYS.

When an officer came toarrest the THEW
ing boys of a Wisconsin woman she tainted
and died.
Miss Chamberlain, the American beauty,
was heard to address the Prince Of Wales
as Jumbo" AZ Hamburg last fall.
Not one woman in every thousand of the
upper walks of life in any civilized land
breatbes below the disphragm.-Jane
SwiSshe.m.
A wealthy phiiaut h-ophi: lady Of Boston
asked shop girl: How much do you get
a week Nine dollars" vas the smart
reply: how much do you get"
The English town OF Coventry has re.
solved, after an interval Of six years, 10
have another procession on the next bAnS
holiday-the first Monday in AuSust-ln
memory of Lady Godiva.
LAWYERS are about the only class OF men
who successfully oppose "womans WILL
saws somebody. II will be observed how.
ever, that the lawyer always waits until
the woman is dead.
Chappsqua still forms an attractive sum,
mer residence 10 the Greeley circle, and
Gabrielle with Mrs. Cleveland sister of
the great EDITOR and other friends occupy
tie old farm house.
An Indiana woman gave up a trip to
California, sold her ticket for half price,
and returned home from the railroad sta
tion. on learning that she could not have
her pet dog with her in the car.
A woman who made an outfit for her
son TO 90 to Mexico gave him dozen pair
of socks bought at a bargain, two white
shirts, = pound Of camphor, q bottle OF
vaseliue and two boxes of liver pills.
MAY 1 ask why you left your last
place." innocently inquired charming
Young bride of the showy-looking woman
who offered herself as q cook. Madam,
may inquire why your last cook left
you?" was the reply.
Jane Ssisshelm denounces the vicious
taste of men which leads them to admire
a waist which looks as If it had been cut
out of a solid block of white oak and IS
more the form of black ant than OF any
thing human.
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THE WAGE WORKERS.
The Industrial intelligence Of the
Past Week
IN THIS VICINITY AND At LARGE.
Notes Concerning the Iron Men, Coal
Miners, Cigar Makers, Glass
Blowers, Railroad Men,
ETC.. Etc. -..
THE LABOR CAUSE.


There are numbers of International Trade
Uniens in America having National Head
quarters. These can be communicated with
through this office.
The Grand Secretary of the K. of l.. can be
addressed at box so Pittsburgh, Pa.
The FedeI alton of Trade and Labor Unions
the thiTd TUESDAY in August, 1888. Secretary
W. H Foster, IA Eastbourne Terrace, Ciucin-
natl. %.
International Cigarmakers' Union, A. Stras-
ser. President, box 3ls7, New York.
The Iron Nolders' Union OF North America,
holds It's next convention In London, Ontario,
in July. =. X. Fitzpatrick. PRESIDENT, rootn o,
lsS walnut street, C dpeinn mail 1asS0ciat,on of
Inc Vagina S.a1 upa.,aso Iohn Iarrert Pres
Iron and steel WORKERS, JONI - Ir.tar2
ldent, PlIlsourgn.ra ia t,t w ~, d,
ITO smltbneIG street rLat ;S gu International
la,pentes ahN GSoira ssaoratarv ISi WIl.
i PnOohs s, roSu Ssy Sork tsity.
AiG ditosnatI1nsi Enrnitnre workers Union, L.
zofSche Secretary 800 East Fifty-elg hth street,
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BeLLAIRE INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

The rolling mill closed down yestef'
day for an indefinite length OF ume.
1t may be closed for two weeks ana ~
may be for six weeks. The nail factory
will probably be of for month az
least, as the boilers who used TO run
this department are to be changed from
one side of the mill to the other. They
are at present situated next to the rail,
road. on the west side of the mill, and
are very unhandy, and being under the
factory, cause il to be much warmer
than it would otherwise be, and they
are to be moved over to the other side
between the factory and the blacksmith
shop.
Work on the new steel plant is being
pushed as rapidly rs possible, and much
of the work will be completed during
the summer.
The glass factories are all busy max
ing the necessary repairs, and getting
ready to 90 to work as soon as possible,
Most Of the boys are out OF town, and
many of the mill boys will so this week,
and the city will have her usual sum-
mer quiet.
Business promises to be decidedly
dull during the next six weeks, and
about all tradesmen will have to do
will he to keep the flies off themselves.
Work has been begun on the Ohio
Valley railroad, and large force OF
men are at work grading the line. Two
corps of engineers are at work locating
the road through the city, and we will
soon have another railroad, The
a.. ORC luuinO nav tracks and
constructing a freight depot on the
river bank right on the line of the sur
vey for the o. V. road. 1t is
said that their object is to effect a
compromise with the new road by
which the b. & o. will be allowed the
use of their tracks to the manufacturing
establishments below the creek, and
the projectors Of the new road say In
words more expressive than eloquent
that they shall not do so.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
Barefooted Groom.

About twenty years ago q young fe!-
low named Johnson, in the wild5 OF the
Cheat mountains in West Virginia,
made up his mind to be married.
"But you have not apenny," remon-
strated his friends.
al have my hands. A man was Civ
on handsome to scratch for himself,
the other for his wife," he said.
On the day of the wedding Johnson
appeared in q whole coat and trow5erS,
but barefOoted.
"This is hardly decent" said the
clergyman; ~ will lend you a PAIR OF
shoes"
MOI said Johnson, "when | can
buy shoes l will wear them-not be-
fore" -,
And he stood up to be married with
out any thought of his feet.
The same sturdy conduct showed
itself in his future course. What he had
not the money to pay for, he did with
out. He hired himself TO farmer for
wears wolk. With the money he saved
he bought q couple of acres OF timber
land pair ofsheep, built himself hut
and went to work on his ground.
His sheep increased. As time flew by
he bought more; the he sold off the
cheaper kinds and invested ia South
down and French Merino. His neigh
bors tried turns raising cattle, horses, or
gave their attention to experimental
farming.
johnson, having once found that
sheep raising in his district brought .
handsome profit, stuck to 1t. He had
that shrewdness in seeing his way
and that logged persistence in follow.
ing it, which are the surest elements OF
success.
Stock buyers from the eastern mar
kets found that Johnson's heeees were
the finest and his mutton the sweetest
on the Cheat. He never allowed their
reputation to fsil-the end OF which
course ia, the man who married bare
footed is no worth large property.
The story Is al absolutely true one,
and NAV point q moral for the hordes
of stout. able-bodied men who crowd
the cities complaining that they must
starve for want Of work.
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These are Solid Facts

The best purifier and system regulator
aver placed within the reach OF suffering
humanity, truly is Electric Bittsrs. lnae-
tiyity of the liver, biliousness, jaundiSe,
constipation, weak kidneys, or any dis-
ease OF the urinary organs, or VINO eve TO
isnt S I'M always nd Electric Bitters the
hest and oply certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guar
sntsed 10 give entire satisfaction or money
refnkded. Sold at 50 cents bottle oy
Logan & Co., druggists. Bridge Corner.