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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-28
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MlbCELLANEOUps
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MILITARY BALL!
TO BE GIVEN AT THE
Miners Union Hall
....BY THE.
Centennial Guard
....oN...-
tuesday, May 1883.
Conamittee or Arrangements:
Lieut.. G.. R. Muiiens, lieut.. J. R. Morrison.
Bsrgt. b. !, Lambert, ssrgt. 8. =. Ware,
Corp. J. ourren.
Reception Cemmiites:
,. W. Lambert. James Kyle.
John Mckenzie. James stinson.
Joseph Hancock, Benjamin Stlcs.
FDor Directors
CAPTAIN I. G. DELL.
Floor Managers:
Lieut.. @. R .Mullens. Lieut.. J. r. Morrison.
Corp. ]. =. Currsn.
Supper at Mrs. Ryan's Restaurant.
MUSIC BIZ
=. alsaE1HuTH's ouADallLE BAND.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-28

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as1ne oullivaD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-28

This eminent esntleman u losing favor
among his fellow eonntrymsn in Amerioa.
0ines h has zone among ths capitalists
~ H. lot al kold "a ~ Osrnan frisnds.
H ~ oot into had controversy With
The Illinois Staats zsitune. In relation 10
his railroad dseiaiona. y which millions
II Asrss u ths pdBlis Anmain wsss given
- Sh6ss Usta5lnl sonopolists, and ~
vhieA ~. y 4 sllaesd. hs bsssus one
= NJ propsists>s 4 ~ Nsw York
xveaine Pest. JnliAn. too. Who ~
sansaaksd ~ puhlis dspartmsnts IA
doeunentary evidence. has ooms out
again ~ nalss soms damaging a.
eloenroa
Kx-6serstary Sohurs i also bsratsd By
~ Gssnan pres on account o. ~
pesiIlaainous eourss be b. pursnsd u
gslnttea - ~ personal lihsr1y question.
~ - tkak whilst II ConoFsaA and
thsosoheut his political earsss. hs has
nsves blown any intsrsst a that i'm
pcr>snb iesnas ~ snzioasly avslded
any>hing ~ mieht rsmisd : Know
1161klnS q - tslne { osrnAn ~ tisth.
11evs4 having bssn mueh y = ~.
toElsl wrjtsr. Il \ nov aid thai h vii
sstifo iSon his editorial posItion "a "
Nov York Evening Post.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-28

ruuox NO. ~ plAw. ~ Tnos leo y - q.
ccnmonly Rnown = ne '.nsy A,D.o osn9 Il a
The nndSr will BE- Teysrde9 y 10. All per
NE store Of =. J. xhAHALlS chs.i me same
sons n cautioned from pnren
= paymsnt hss bsep stopped. sp7tf
lucia, April {, 1858. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-28

W4O - Aoot Au4Sy IVOA1u8 AN
THAT. my Son. y 8 Repoyter."
DO nepofter. always look xsdi"
Mot always"
"What Ais that onss"
Tie has Been to . Church supper."
"Wasn't be Invitsdf"
"oh. ~. Five Of the prsttisst Girls IN
The pariell Urged him 70 TO-"
II shsiuld Think hs would have lits6
That"
ne aid. And each Of the girls Wanted
him 10 Give my Table : special Mention
ibid b ct any eupperr"
s0f course be did. He bought 4 Ave
cent sandwich for . Quarter, and ~ Il
after The ret got through"
"Where h he Going nowi"
"Hs d going 70 The OAace 10 write that
ths parish Church supper last Night w
most aereeeb1e success. The lovely Yaco1
Il tho fatr 4aidens In attendance ON thu
Tables we're Only rivAlsd By The Charming
libsrality With which they Dispsnssd thl
hnest Of viands."
sAre Reporters ever eaxeastjcY"
mo. my Son. nsysr."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25
Mont forithn Poor.

I
1t will perhaps surprise some peopl,
to hear that there arc still agricultural
villages where the laborers do not tast,
~ lltc OF butchers meat" from one
years end to another. One such village
IS high Itoding,, il Essex, if one ma,
Judge from an Interesting letter in last
weeks HU1Td'on. 1t is commonly sup.
posed that blythe time beef.tea,has been
made out Of a piece of meat all the
'goodness' has gone, and The residue is
generally sold by the london hospitals
at ridlculoqsly low price to. feed pigs.
IN TACT, however, tho extraction OF the
beef.tea onlyremoves such Of the "good.
ness as Is solnable in water, and the
residue, although "insipid and not
remarkably digcsGble," is still Greatly
nutritious Most people, by the way.
nave probably eaten something of the
KIND to their cost in the shape Of the
6S9n'Ih, which is d Standing dish at small
French inns. However, this residue of
beef is highly appreciated down in Essex
ana the first Of the laborers who tasted
1t exclaimed: "Ah, if had some of this
every day it would make new man Of
me- The vicar has now obtained large
of it from some of the
hospitals, and it is eagerly bought by
villages at q price sufficient to repay
the prime charge and the cost of car.
rage. what proportion of our agicttl.
' '!'E population, one wonders, would be
equally glad to get this husk of meat
which has hitherto been feeding tie
pigs ?r-PaH Mall Gazette. ll-I7T PIT
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25
Familiar Ou0tatiOns.

The expression "a dinfa religious
light may be found Ia Millions " Pen
serQso, and the conimonly-repeated saw
that "iibsence makes the heart grow
fonder" is to be discovered in n. II.
Bayley's song, "Jsle OF Beauty"
Collcy Cibbcr, rs almost every one is
aware, took it into lis -head that hc
could greatly improve upon Shakespeare
tragedy "King RicliaId mr., and, in
pursuance Of this IDEA, he made various
adlitions'to the play, many of which
| have, clIiously enough, entered, rs il
were, into tile language. Among these
we may notice, :" SO much for Backing
ham y " richards bynseli again" and
"Ary sons III arms and eager for the
fray :" bnt, in spite Of them, Mr.. Glib.
bas tiGEeliHg, though gratefully
adopted By more than one great actor,
has now fallen into wcll-merited disre-
| putc. in criti@sipgLord Beae9nsftelTf
speeches, hostile papers are fond Of
making effective rcfcroncc to "apt allit-
erdtion's mtild mid, "'but they seldom, ii
indeed ever, allow Churchill, the satirlSt,
any credit for the phrase. Mr.. O'Con-
nor, too, II We remember rightly, has
written Of the gay Conservative states
man as "the gay Lothario of politics"
How many persons, We wonder, recol-
lcct that the original e gay Lotbario is
one Of the charactcrJ in Rove ) tragedy,
"Ihe Pcnitent?' Then, again, the
phrase computations are odinug" is
almost Invariably written without quo
tltion marks. It orcurs in Burtml's
"Anatomy of Melancholy" and also
in Hcrbcrt's s'jacula Pludcntwn.'
and Shakespeare, in "Much Ado
About Nothing" says "compnrisons
are odorous." A literary journal OF
some standing recently made itself a
laughing stock by remmblItg that this
Lst was not classical En9IiSli--a quito
sufficient pruof TINT even he whom Ben
Jonson called "swcet swan Of Avon" is
not as wdll known rs lie ought 90 BE-.
The origin OF tie term "the midnight
oil /" is bard 10 trace, but it occurs III
Quarlrs, in ShcHstonc and i'll Cay, and
it was probably inymtcd by the first.
"Deyil take Inc hiiidcrmost" opens up
another difficult problem hut perhaps
Beaumont AMI Fletcher may claim the
phrase, which wps used in ltterdhys hy
Butler, Prior, Pope, Burns and hall Il
dozen moro. Diamond cut diamond"
les laccablc 10 Ford'a "Loycr's Mclan-
cloly,' where it may he found in the
form "diamonds cut diamonds" and
the expression, "ncithcr fish nor flesh
nor 0ood red herring" seems to belong
TO Sir II. Shecrs. "l'um over q new
leaf says Middleton, in "Anythin[ for
q Quiet Llie," and it was Mira. Mala-
prop, in Shcrian's "ihr Rivals" who
first owned "the soft imprachmcnt."
Oligcr Goldsmith in "rhe Good,na-
turcd MAJ wrote "mcasmcs, not men,
have always been my mark - and
Burke. doubtless abiding to the popu.
.aHtroi the plIrase, u lis day, spoke Of
" tile cant OF mot men, but measlues.'
TO Milton We owe the saying that d..
Pr1ce hath her victories
pl"s renowned than war;
md il vas Goldsmith again who, in
"Shc Stops 10 Conquer" introduced
IL to "the very pink Of perfection. -
LOadca lQcln. q. ...
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25
How She Kent The Secret

There are several people living in
TaTytowr, n. Y, who remember ihn
rapiors of Andre. A rather lycriing
incident connected with his capture !,
related by o Now York paper. showing
tie cycliablo iolnplr Of those obi war
times. Every mNcmcUt VAS critical,
aHIAov Travelled too slowly 10 be kept
Ion" after il ras received. y "
Mrs.. Sec, mn Old woman l'yino on lhe
Bedford rona, about two n.les from IA,
Trrytown deP,d, tells II pictriresoue
ta!G-ui cEcuts s-ceellliL. tho c.tpl,il.,. of
Maj. Andre, as it was told her by the
ruiirVuIts.Tvu gty EV 7
Tqt iacn--callel 5seSIinncrsn Who
captured Andre went directly to "Nlug
Tavern, - near White pluns-a hoytclrv
presided overly Aunt Polly Reed. Aunt
Poiiywas nnturious for her curiusityaud
inability to keep q secret. D..
White tho ham and eggs were sizzline
in the rm cor the hungry "Slihnhrs,h
Amt Polly was struggling to ascertain
the identity g: the melancholy young
stranger, who was 50 handsomely clothed
in a blue oyercoat, chrct.colored cont
Md nankccn w0istcoat and brerchcs.
Finally PauIding seized horby the wrist
Gnd drew her close to him, "
Can yor lGcp q accrct?"
yes" stmamered tho oil woman,
with hardly suppressed eogoruess.
We've got q British spy"
in three minutes the old woman had
inruStcd household cares to her girl.
saddlcd her white horse, and was gallon
ing of to thcnoXt house, in place then
called "Twitchings." The "Skinnersp
their meal, and departed
towmd Twitchngs." As they ap.
preached the house they caught sight Of
Aunt Polly flying up the road on hen
white horDc, daylight showing between
herself and the saddle at every leap.
Her hair strcamed ont behind. In one
'and she swung hcr~hugo rokc.bonnet
,y the strings,shile she shriokcd in II |
imill, quayolng voice..
They've got the spyl They've got
he spy r. n ia
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25
Hear iWhnt One y nJer Of the Pa, =,
Test'iies itesnrdms the Scientific p, rssl'
NniiSn Of "a Bret,i erai4 eniber. 'iepar

W u III
Mn.DTwrHyhas DrsMtHfNs uraqB ust.,..
sty of Providence twenty live yearaas clrs ~ w
prietor in good standing. and knoWs 'rb6s!WS
lfirlns.-ED. 4''ea Il
DR.. D.says; ",For many years have nr...
lenscly at times with what II generllIy KIM '@
natisIu. When first attacked Twas congpoIt1tl ss
| and could not walk 10 aepIyI uoubl mo, y, " l%
weight of the bedclOthca, no oycruciatir, 1'
tSgny lenluro1t IHIyayS n9iiccbtAat brfo,".A
ittThs ctilio on lhy kflicys We're a'fotleJispl~
here would be any pain in ny limbs Of snt ,, Ugh
)i Joints orlmba, the color OF tho gccroiors
lidneys would bpyeryirk ,he odts ,i,s S. ~
'eyerish. The last attack was ycIy soyeTo VS."
years ago, and was confined to ina b,Is III W
weeks, and was unable TO attend to lriyine.s
! niontlH. During tina time J wuacbnoI.a AZ w w
md the time Of my cOlyaltSCgnC / oinulove1 y.
Of the best dOctorj thdti c6ull. ob,sih. bltnnn'l
them gave m9 permanent relief, iorIIley.dd ~,
10 work at tliA ch,tso ofitis troAbriiEJ Nv "
luaintcd with theproPntpr Of Awss la,,od,
| long time was induced by him to Give 1, ~
hoping hat II hi ghtrgaeh lgaselt Of ina di,,,.
and after taking one b6ttIp IrOuiilm stii viSgi
improved. ahl after lsking tile sJonlI wla,v'
better than had after any preylon, 49,
During many months previous 40 ~,
tho Remedy my hands and angt, i vo-.'
be very futh sSbiict and SIN TeySryi r N.Y.,
Ing; my lett side. in tho, region Of ,,or n
aud spleen, wasycry. iamb mdlsensitlyo; .tiis.,
would be taken with scyfr2 cramps 9yqi pe ,DD,,
aid be obliged to apply Mustard or cayenne 4, n,
porary relief; Twas very nervous nights, and ,gI
not sleep Twas Obliged to be very iartltmNIlI r.
diet AMI my physical system was sadly iem5nibt
Since have taken Hunts Remedy aystematIcaIT,I
these things have changed; | have no sV,rI
hands or Limbs. no pains 0rcraIils in tia sllo i,
eat all kinds of food, slcep spuhlyand VaiI.
Duglily rested, and my kiGncys az artlYe and by,
form ticir functions prtmpES,' Thu, taNrTshHt
the system all the pOsuHpllS secretion, WIlehS.
taminatc the whole system where the EllGewISt
act efficiently. Ny friends, what Hunls lsmI
has done Tor incliS wildOi9rq ~ OF loig btls,lg
10 be the only sure care for0ll Diseases Of tfe
neys. LAYER amt Urinary OIIsevp heteetfuly ~
j., II. DAWIEY, 4SI irsl1 SIpa,iH
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25
NEARLY all of Ireland's l. TAO 291 ocr,

NEARLY all of Ireland's l, TAO, 291 acres
OF bog and marsh belong to the great
bog of Allen, which spreads over the
central portion of tho great limestone
plain of ireland, and occupies a LARGE
portion of the counties Of Roscommon
Galway, Westmeath, Kings and Queens
counties, and Kildare. This vast bog
formation varies in depth from twenty
five to forty feet, and Is fill of stagnont
water. 'ta.r Il '''''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25

ASargrment once arose in which Sill.
ney I Spplnllh observed that many of the
most eminent men OF the world had been
uiinihtltive III person, and, after namino
several :, YER, among the ancients, he added :
. Why, look there at Jeffrey and therc
Is my little friend -, Who Iao 'n pt.
nody enough to coyer his mind 1dece ,f'
y, Gos VIII } his intellect Is improperly OK.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25
Wishing In Lapland.

The water is very clenr ot Hamc,rost
IN lRpland; you may SEQ eycrytIinG
t ,lla' goes on among the fish Afcw feet
uo"l' you may sec the young cod snap.
hilnlS at Your hooks, il you have one: n
iltlle lower down the goldfish. and tbo
huge plmce and tho halibut on the Witt,
Sand at tie bottom; in other PLACES h,e
St"rIlSh, rs large as plate, and pnrnIc
an! green shellish, flnll sizes, The
place is taken III the following man.
nGr; In calm weather the fisherman
sakcS strong, tiGe cord, to which he has
,'S'ehed heavy spear head, like whale
iharpoon, This he holds ready over tLe
DOW Of the boat, while another person
paddles it forward slowly. When the
ilsh is seen at the bottom the boat i
stopped and the harpoon is suddenly
cropped upon him, and thus the fish Is
caught. In two hours tho fishermen
VIII get a boat-load. The halibut nrc
caught with hooks. They sometimes
weigh five hundred pounds, and il drawn
up carelessly will overtlwn the boat Tn
many Of the mountainous districts ,Lo
liyers. swarm with trout, tho habit Of
'WNhich IS to conceal themselves beneath
the ,bowldef rocks in tho ibedoof fine
stream, yenturing ont to feed only at
night Men, each witha heavy hammer
VIII enter these waters and strike ono on.
two blows on the stones, when the fish
run from their lurking place partly
and arc edsily caught
IVorid. # iI 'Tsr ''i''f'sN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25

"A Philadelphia fsh.deaIcr rcc.ptl,
departed for railroad station n few
miles out to spend Sunday with som,
friends. After the cars had stortoJ h,
iound on looking at his rclnrn ticl' ~,
o ot''' u iu consideration of red, co raies .
etc, the ticket was good until tbc d1,,
t I low s $50 on his return on MONDAY
NC la' 70 buy another ticket to como
; ;,ome pn.ssAday OF 30 altcrwald.aieaJ
ing olllcer Of the company bongllt7n
couple OF early shad Of him. 'rheywer"
u ,.s4 and on opening The 6n'idir
was found q Gard STATING that On c51Jf.
ration L1 OF the low price charged me-
Sl0l y would not be good after two
n nonts' The fish had to be thrown
hh@ sy and that officer has been in p
Drown study ever since. D"Y ''- ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25

JonS B. Gouen has been q public
speaker Tor thirty-eigbt years, and has
never met an audiences that he ,lidOhot
ieel like running away from. The older
ne grows tho moro timid he becomes,
He was SO frightened in-Spurgeon's
church that-iie was obliged toIcalm him.
self in tbe-vestry.;' He fins frequently
been compelled to walk up and down a
sweet infront Of ailechTs hal inEorder
!. !. '. So9l OH, He says that, the. trouble
WIN ss, platform orator is thAtVlhs best
SSfvS " ppt take with tAsIPndfBoez
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25

Overheard in the cloak.room: "Did
she marry wellPl eyes, indeed. He's
worth over million, and drinks so hard
Ihat ne never can go into society; SO
shc's not bothered with him."ez 'I'0
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25

Mr.. J. A. McBeth. Pacific Express
4lligSe. Denver, Col o., was cured by St,
Jacobs Oil of mi excruciating pain in
the neck, and also tooth-ache. Ono al.
plication did the work. f.-.,'y ,."'''r,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25

sw T%rs s Gta, isco#ng, itt ravens cav ~
Sace.' pgs c,h,1tteT cats ',uSdTs , I'M
rneI small birds prune tEens s w. uig nd
.~ra st r nshog Of workipg, crws MAXI ,io
1os tan 1a rfhS rsaIos = bo Sacls2
joiso 1T n e rs, tey9 wet weather and re-
i'f--i wv isFP6YHpllr 30 ilrr .Iafs
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25

me first real skin cure ever dscoverel was
y, Bc'son's Skin Cure. 1t cures all ronrh
Al Sc,lIy skin discrscj and makes the skir
m m. ,dli srd he,lIthy. tits an ornament to
m. tBehSoR's Cqlawaud Ghdp,omHslpili,i
Urea ~ ,cgei immediately Of serene neuynI
".-H' M; Coctlin, Sherherdtown, Pal 5oc
q roLiGE COURT is a very accommo.
dating place to transact bTsinoos TIC
you y,s haven't the money to paw cash the =,
'Ieso generally eives'you time. 837iSN
=, ,Ss cod.liver oil, from selected Bv.,,
NV w ses shore BY Caswell, Hazard & Co. ,
who +. nosoluteiy pure and sweet. Patients
ers " d., once taken It prefer It to ali 9TH.
otbs, o; hIyalcians declare it superior to ali
-'' YIN, .-lILlit I-. I. lI ,-.iIlEl lf1 N
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25
The Testimony orap.v.

James Beeehsr, M; D., Of siSourpe, ,s a.
'For several years l have been NAM, iouaeiau.
sam called Dr.. VIM, Halls Balsam scoulh III.
snd In almost every case throuebon,r me Luz,
] have had entire success, i 6ays%i y puel,,
scrbed huudIeds OF bottles ever sipns ald w.
mv sTlay -elaesies ls6 when Iva. ae Dan q
Hospital No 4 Lonlsplle, KY. ''su'sssa ii
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25
n Oilrerg Atten,,o ,

Chas, Jones, Of Elizabeth, speneer ,or,,,
%y': !" hay' d ,i in midcins HaaS S
sSq u ts %y m isst v ~ tkors Vegetable
Ny customers are ~, n plta cd With IL, iisHuGi
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25

:. :; 1,1,The'followthg lines are Sang bv tbs.
onl'dfep m a IMorman Sunday. s66ool,i
' bound 19 'l1f. q children we're alto Non,
for our father loves our mothers evorv n.
and all around. s''''' 'fefy Que
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25
now Sam Houston Was Admitted 10 lhc
HIr . Ell.

Br. y 4
Bowyer Miller, % man ~ admirable
character and education, when lc had
concluded his LEGAL studies decid,l Ia
estgb4;h himself i'll Tennessce. I.N4s
soon after the warol 1919- "A, saysa cor.
lcspondentof tbc New Orleans Plcayit,.
! and, m visiting The Circuit JH11., f.
Obtain Their certificate Of prol... io,sl
qualification, he fell in with Sam Hons
TON, ircsh from the cmupaicus Of Ala.
hLna and elsewhere in lhc Cuff States.
IN which he had accompanied Gen. Jack.
son, and WHO had determined lu tl.lt
the profession of law. Tic young men
were ut once confidential, and Houston
frankly avowcd his own elucatj,ual de.
hclG,nrles AID limited opportunity Of
qualifying himself occupied ms he had
been Tor the few ycars preceding in IN,
eAellements OF the war - '''fr
"Ahller,' said he, II shall toll the
judges that they nccdni expect ,n,cl
learning from me- We shall be exam
lngd at the Same time. ii question of
"llI'rultJ IS asked, don't be- hashiul an
swrr 1t. Leave those that uro mo,o
c"SSy to me. Lam no. at all jealous"
Miller who was we'll qualified WAS
amused, and promised to. do anytime in
hls power to aid him.
Arriving Mt the residence of the frs,
Jnd8e, this agreement was kent mn
Houston invariably introduced tho ry.
ANIMATION by narrative of something
connected with the war. aud within ioriel
lf admission of his own diiiicultics in |
pursuing his legal theories A question |
ilafihS been asked upon the abstrse
coihlholclaw doctrine of qECcutory de-
crces and contingent remainders, Mr.
Miller modestly repeated The exposition
d ms authorities, and the Judge nmpl.
ned the reply with remarks mpon ihe
channel of judicial decisions.
!. we are not tosupposo TINT the exam.
' 'ia'u were very technical on strict
az ~ succeeding examination. however
tho 'n'' IN y reply TO a question upon
llo same subject took up the roply and
repeated the information that he hnl M.
qulfed, and, when they called ON tbo hst
judge, Houston observed tbot IN, tn'
preceding EXAMINATIONS must have been
satisfactory, and Judge White gave ms
'lFnalgre and made the young man STAY
Nitlih Two years from that time
houston had been elected either as Slat6
II District Attorney, willie Miller IL
outraged at the Prospect of professional
nccess' returned to Virginia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25
bl9nolI,nn AZ agnln eaw in h.s ri.fnn.

,t"'l No't uoroGs. u. ~ GO u
,.ngW4 he rang the changes: facl'wa,J
,,99rWard, every way Gold Medal Deserved
~. q. : Mi1ey's Grclt Dgiiyerer'ti'l
. 'i,, would fail to tell tl!tm Nil. +. p -
s ',., Tor Perfect Peace Promised 10 SuiIer.
rai,. sn1 sSeot release from Pro,tratinr Par.
dom p1o rams And again f. II. wac Free.
c9ma pom poihl5rS , and backward, p, F. il be,y
snd'opee % VII : iIee g. Now he could re. weik 4
CLAD MIsSIoasiHSs EHs sSai.t a missionary,
telling Others hy oevoted to the work az
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-25

cnArrEp hands, face, pimples and rough
t ts r cured BY using Juniper Tar Soap made
oy Vaswell, Hazard & Co., New York. '"',
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ladies q children's boots & shoes can't rur
over II Lyons Pat. Heel stiffeners ars r sa%
,.t..Character properly embraces three
dlstihct classes of elements: Principles.
sentiments and habits. r''
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! ,n,,n 49," ~, 00ITH' NJ VAloCIeU % set
towe.eIess Sipclo phncsnid lhcn cnma
pS HPlaanll on, SppIe rftdu,ss iil wiz
y hld he not lNonrhl ~ hef.rn Am Y

no'ola l u Here was hope for him aqd for
S,i. ,oi"Nuu'','yca Here, hope Tor suffer inc
'@3n'dR0p, i9It shsn no did. he p.,m saw
nr'Hlt vision Of golden letters. i'm fgrt
uIlltefIng Monaghan Decpherd rcnaiivs'
nh9 Fading q, M. ~ aud again p. p. Ps
- ana yet "sein'hs'l', ard one hnrSP, aronnd
W.iGh lhese Others were cntwned, and the 4
W, ~ ~ a. All the iotIrm blended vet
e"cH was distinct. All he had seen In Inc
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among those ofhls own eenn,;nion
oo'u hopihson, whose torpid liver Eve, nom
constant headache and severe bilyaga gave him
on through the list Of tho niI"us attacks
"Ioe'S coughs weak and diseased Iu46p ,so. u,
lis frlend,s Gengal b-I11,MsgS.. T.. :
rear the grave as he And for all ,hOag as
ven as for himself The Grave Nav b ~, NV
pear from present vision AMI leech mnS YI h'
"iVen More Decades Of life than tbev h aS
hoped to have Years. Against The miI%cr
caseshe marked PPP. Against the seriS1F
'ses he. marked G.iM., b., not tlfe GriyIy
Monster Death which he 10 long had dread.
ca, put somefhinty-oh, RoHething SO much
better' as We shall presently zee. III
lta short while our hero was ven, and
"e VEN, everywhere among his friends and
ae'shb0" telling Of his good fortune and
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NJ w. rem '"Nrl ilth WAR
and il vas Goldsmith again who, in
"Shc Stops 10 Conquer" introduced
IL to the very pink oi perfection. -
LON'oa lHcCn. .... .. 4.....
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,hI'pp,,l'y iiorrrti opd srg ring in eytry
hn.' OF nus hodN what wonder lhat he raeI
gG mtrr H4se " he pamphlet. IL wpsa
work on dltc'wcs, old In th,m,rlid ttatdoi
hh LlIHg W. conitua seUnled to yil him. n
.poEe o., aInGt rluy dilCatc Auh is h.,.
TO- nlt on, loyl oGIIupse Mcs. DELIGHTFUL
.. !lGGt stole in upon Tin. "Eur,kal En.
fe%gt - re cried, "Wi'c, have it, have L."
eureka, gud rg.Lll 10 liz -,..a,., A. l. Ia,