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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-05
HEhIoPhoroS!

Don't be skepticaL II you have any doubtsas
10 what ATHLorHoRos can do. w-ite 70 some OF
those whom it has cured. For Instance, Rev. T.
r. Dennen. d. D., Pastor Third Congregational
Church, OF New Haven. Conn, the Rev. w. p.
Corhit, pastor George st. NJ. + Church. OF New
Haven. the Rev. j. Il. Searles, pastor Willett St
NJ f. Church. New York city. Mr.. Brummell. the
wen known candy manufacturer. OF New York,
Ex-Gov Bigelow, OF Connecticut and many
others, equally well known
II you cannot get ATHLoPHoRos Of your dr1EEist.
We will send Il express paid on receipt OF reSplar
rrice-one dollar per hottie We prefer that you pty
from your druRSist. but II he hasn't II do NOS be
persuaded TO try something else, but order at once
from directed.
ATRl0PH0R0S CO.. tl2 WALL ST., NEW f0Rk.
ullIllllalyISllllslk.k.I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-05
Presidential Nomination.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.
Among the nominations sent by the Pres
ident to the Senate today was that. of Capt.
j. H. Gilman of Maine to be major and com.
niissary of subsistence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-05

DIR. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer is a sure
and safe remedy for Coughs, Colds, Dtptheria
and Pneumonia. Before the public 40 years.
Has saved thousands of lives. 25c., Soc,
and Sl.00 per bottle. Try it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-05
Plumbing,
Gas & Steam
Fitting.

We are now prepared to do first class Plumbing
and sanitary work, Gas and Steam fitting, Iron and
Tie drains, Tin Roofing Cutters Conductors, and
pipinR of all descriptions
Repairing water, steam and gas pipes, furnaces,
stoyes pumps, etc, attended TO with promptness.
ith practical experience of Fifteen years in the
bu,ipess and moderate prices we hope to obtain a
sbare Of public patronage.
All extensive steam work will be under the care OF
a uraetical steam heating engineer Of Boston.
MURPHY & LARRABEE,
COURT ST. (cor. Of State) AUGUSTA, ME.
References by Permission.
P.W FORD, Architect, Boston, Mass.
NJ &. FOSTER son, Contractors and Builders
Waterville, Me.
BRADSTREET, Esq., Gardiner, Me.
j. H. MANLEY, Eeq., Augusta, Me.
Dr. L. j. CROKER, Augusta. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-05
Lost at Sea.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.
Brig Daisy Boynton of Eastport, Me-. from
Turks Island, Nov. 9th, for Philadelphia,
with salt has been given up for lost She is
supposed to have gone down near Cape Hat
teras as she was seen there Nov. 18th. The
vessel was in command of Capt. Davis and
had crew of seven men. She was valued
at $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-05

Sew York MONEY market.
Rvensag Report.

NEw YoRK, Dee. 4.
Money easy between from 1la2 and closed at
Prime Mercantile paper, u a g. Exchange steady
sl for long, and s4i for short. Governments steady
Closing bide:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-05

A Stitch in time saves nine and bottle Of
Togus Cough Mixture may save your life.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPt,RT.
Indications for the Next "a Hour.

War Department,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
washington, ID. c., Dec 81 A. VI.
For New England and Middle States
fair weather; stationary temperature; west
erly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-05
instantaneous Pictures Made Of Children.

room recently occupied by Hendee. directly sppo
site POsi tIifcr. fhebdf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-05
SPEClElC"
Cu.ES PAINS 0E EVERY nESGRIPIl0N.

We also aware correspondents tell that
will do much more besides. Wei know II will cure
GROUP and alao TOOTIIACHE, that Il is
equally "a enicactOua On all living creatures
as on inan. but We prefer to claim less than we
and let the public discover for itse the wonderful
resources of onr remedy aud by such course cur
....a L..aa Ill ..raan rial
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
GrDerne

itiIbres iaaIsots / ct Sreu fra 9r.
Sopbus GrOmboIt, Der for Chen OPP
bOloer fig paa SsIanb:
6Grperus uo9isr en- bpiit uparte Ssl
at Soroousrdabeus bsbosoe Smraaoer.
Sitter at baue leet benz, ct bet mig en-
u~IeieIi9 @aobe, bUorlebes 6OIt bare
funnel ialbe paa at paige oisie Stens
tlumper til 8ebOeIie, Og al buiIfen
9runb be, sfter at bare inoleet oeres
5eiItaseIie, life iorIansit bar fOrIaOt
Dem. 6limast CT ct iaabaut, at gerz
gen bIiper ct rent 9araois / Sammeus
Ii9uiu9. Oct re9ner Omtrsut 800 Dage
ON aaret, % / be So CT bet Storm,
Bet nil iise life ben Slass semptIise
Storme, Jon ri tienbe, Der notes nsb
at pale ct ballot Suss 8irter eler
riue Sagst Of ct Bar !6uuorebe 9uie
-ilist taIoespaa 6arserue 8inoitiue-
nei Storme, Tom bl9ie 6ieloene ueo i
Oalene o9 Salene op paa 6ieIoene.
9ois De tror, le9 op%troriper, tan leg
fun i9s, at ies bar min 8isoOm fra
islue 6Grsernss Beboere, Der bog pei
neppe uias bastaIe fit esst 5OitsrIunb.
solicit taller CT Sprog, iom life tiens
oes uoset aubet Steo paa Soroen, og
JON ingen 9iteratur eier, buer 2 bar
ousn / aisbet fin ~i9ritilte GiaIstt.
6orspri9t f~Oritaa iua soOt iom ale
8anif, Der er StoIes airtes os 9tstsz
iprOsst. gaen ban Maube, buOrpau en-
6Gring taller 9anit, CT naiten srinagz
tis, bet Ipoer iom en- ~ubsituiusIis SIans
bius al 9lorit, SOrnbolmit, SIsspisit
% Suenit.
Der 9iues neppe noset Steo paa
Sorben Ell mere tjat, eIitpRrois %
usluiui9 Ssfoltnius eno 6Grseruss.
Manbsne sr rene YrustersmpIarsr al
lie paa meO Oeres Ianss, Ipie 9aar, be
blaa Zine os Oct soomooiss 2lnist;
beres 0ra9t iet i al fin Sinlpeltbeb
raft uo: pao 6oueoet bare be en- rsos
itribet gomuIbsbue (rsb SOpbus), Der
bar en- fern Si9bso meb sn Satobiners
eaer frpsiit 5ue, enouioere en- fort Irsie
og 6nGbentIabsr. Ss minos nosst ON
Risier.
Oct q Solitin, ba ri fom til gar
ssrns. Sitter buab SraSitioneu bersts
ter, bar i bet iioite aartuiinos iussu
t~ioIissre Reiisnbs nosenfnos iest So!s
Fin paa 6arGsrne, bporfor ben Iro
bar uobrsbt Jig, at Coffin Oper5OusO
iIet lite foretommsr poa 6Grssrne. Rsu
bet er ieiIa9ti9t, tbi . ibauoe, ION ia9t,
Coffin. Oct parede rigtisuot life
lansers en- 81 Winut, os heller life
par Bet noget tropiit Coffin, JON iUeo
Yaarene al os sllsr enoo9 blot irems
taIote en- Grans til SOliti9rme, men
bet OAR beg aItio Coffin, Og iormos
bsutIis at en- iaa COB apaIite., iOu
6Rresrue ouerboDsoet tuuns praiters.
50 bette bIese f~ortnptte Coffin 9iOros
iii bsoite for at ppute Iiot Op paa bet
ma9re 9anoitob, Der laa pmfrins os
bet lutteoes ristisnOt lite at iaa no9et
barmoniit giusbs ub oerai, men isIu
bet melt itesenbs SobaraioIitin uiIOe
life baus tunn.t uorstte nosst meo oisis
uo9ne, iorte 6ieIoe, benne TRANCE Big,
bsnne guile, goloS Sorobuno, bisIe sLums
per al Iotts touis os bette Wsonitrum al
en- 6irte.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16

-EaIa 9sIuHinr- II En- inu, IS ~sIsseHt ssh. bar
In ~isrs,I.s ps:t.r tTaa ssrr, &c iuIstcnsisi Ezizs
isT fEss. gtns 9asi sr lfco sEzs t eiziHssItst Sgs
ssistn 81 l5z -eaHss-. ana s Ear.
2tamtapit:
@EcLss' 2slznt.tf- tg uHetr 8siaHfstr $50 o. 5s.s
,,H .stiiss-. sfiu Sqsss's 5aztIstsAiaH 90. Stss
ittrse.rsz .fisr es.l.z ; -astgicsz Star d4B.
-Iaiss asgaHi,,r" HsshsEHlu tsass saa s9srtz.s
% EssIeEeSitt Iist frs be; t,ess EaIssgT slaHsi
arsvrsStk,, Htmlis sssssfs SsEsiIsaioH- Safe
rem. 'Ss.uHtssT-. bar Here sci r,csTssi fsr as Ses
tissss eas Hassa sHtsH 5tasE- sgits. 5e=slstas
Hisu r SssI tit Ett sol uts CT stcsTs sf 2,3 6ss
hisA,s TER HssfH aHseE Singh Cstas sssIss AIts
Eieaa Stsr. CIssnsttreH. bar sait htrs GsI nab 2.3l
Saiistss ,ue HossH amen 6st-
SttinstIfer:-ftuHt esi nj iaar iaa Ill aites
n~z,itiis / 4Tt.Hstsz Ssit Siet!s ( 1ttsTss fey sta
ssgis, Sris a So. seY@ta Eaa sisTtHs siF.a. Ss2s
Ter lsasuttsira til titss tcss ssst saEs pza Hss 81
us.H. 81 ul ttt tnestaa ier EzIiss at.Ie. 9er ~
,srs AHbsrre niHs tsHufzstT ran fs is'ats.a tzE
til q usu- &. u. Stobsft.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16

Sm Sriiiner. Sra Paris ~itriues Der,
OF en- Sr. SrouaroeI bIeu isnbt til
Spitlanb (9aIbsritalt) for at unbsrs
isss en- gpibemi al 9ritinsr, iom bIep
meIot oerfra.
QIaseu uar frsmtommst paa Islgsubs
N2aabs: st tritinboIbist Opr, iom life
par bIspen unberisst, par bIeuen frsms
bubt til SaIss / 6Orm at qoIier %
buttet sisb. sisbst par puu bsnns
Maabe bIeusn lammenbIanbet meS bet
al ct friitt Spr.
SonbsioItsne ipiits MI bette Sieb
raat paa Srso, o9 / I'll ensits eanbss
By bIsu $50 gsrionsr ansrsbns al Sps.
bOmmsn, os at bette antoI isien beoe
AZ.
SfsIse gfterfOrituinser, iom bIsu
siOrt at 9r. BrouarbsI ca. 3 Tiger
eftsr sisbsts SaIs, ~fremsaar Der at
al De 9sriuner, iom ipiits aisset / De-
3 fsrite Gage, Ieo melt al SpsbOm.
men, msbsns be iom ipilts Wlben sftsr
ben 4os Dag, bIsu minbre ansrsbns al
plasen. 6r. grouroeI msnst, at, uaar
tritinboloist siob toses, ct al 6are
ouer, o9 %anforer berpaa Ell grsmpsI,
netOp i naunte eanosbp os Of famine
Parti Sisb. gn 6amilie, iom ipiite
BoIierne, unoilap al Sfabs, ibst BEN
par iaa ioriistis at tOse 9OIierue / 5
Winuttsr. Rottepi9sn berimob blep
ansreben, ps bun MATTE iiosn %tilitaa,
at bun bapoe ~ifaaret al ct Stptfs raa
Belle Os ipiit, for BUN Hap ben igrps
ben.
llnoerisseIien af mistGntt 6isb ps
6leit foresaar ipeeieIt / Berlin msb
mesen Noiastisbeb. 0erimob bIiusr
bette life siort andre Stsosr i 9pbitz
Lamb msb famine Yrsciiion, os troos
be $4,000 Wtenneiter iom er a~niatts
peb ll~noerleseIier, fremtommer bog Sils
iaIpsr Zig ben | 9alberitrabt paa @runb
at ruiosnbso sasr ResIisence ira Sns
ipettsrsrnss Sibs.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
Waaneifiunets SusiluSclIe paa Ylaus

terne. Gn franif Raturforifer bar np>
Zig anitiaet interesiante llnberlsaeIier
ouer ben SnohpoeIie, iom Maansn ups
ouer paa 9lanterne, os man er berpso
fommet til bet Gelultat, at Raanens
Sps fremtaIoer SeuRseIis Dos PIanten.
Repnte Naturfoiifer tos bIanot andre
6rstorn af Ssrter, iaabanns ipm i.gr.
Sinier % Sitter, Der piisr flor 5pIiom.
bso o~uerfOr 9piet, Os Ylanteos benz ub
/ Slom lterpotter. Otter at YIanten
bauSe uoret ct 9ar CONNER, fptteoe
ban glomiterpOtten ben paa ct msrtt
Stsb, buor glantens Stenssl eiterbaan.
ben blep tpnb os gIabsne ~suIastise.
Zen paa henne Maabe bebanolebe
Ylante blsu berpaa tire Batter efter
%bueranore fustet no | Hart Waaneifin,
Os bet bite fig ba, OF GIantsn naiten
sieblitteIis usnote Zig mob Maanen os
lansiomt bespnote at foIse bsns gsb.
SeuGselien opbsrte imiolertio naftsn
ltrar eitsr Maansns 6oriuinbsn, os
eiter nosIe iaa Minuttsr bapbe glans
tens Stenssl isien bsiet fig iammsn i
fin forrise Stiains.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
SOQbinteri.

BET Rpe Boabinoeri Il M at fnse d,
frsess Dpsnins. Ra'.r Street, iiseoser.
fsr 0ampbaseriet -.!sper Der Der I'll
sse fne OSser biaist i~nstunsue, fan m
tsseS N burtis Gspesitisn.
earperf Magazine $50 > 0ins.
6sr 3iexmet, &irietisen>e, o lisnenss
oDse. tasbtnssS fsIiS q mutt for 90 gtS
Gnthsn CfSsn
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16

tpfteist, % bet fuube man bsler lite psnts, ba ban baube
siftet Zig for 9aarosns Stglb og for Be to bunbrebe 0as
Ter, Souen Bapoe itaaenoe en- @aarb uoe / Storbpobeu.
Saaiuart ban NIL bapoe faaet Ronen unber Sorpen, tQntte
ban paa at sifte fig isien ia, 6olt par onbitabsfuIhe
NOT til at puaital, at ban allerebe tire Tiger efter gssra-
psIien bapbe uarst i 5risrs 9grinbs poo to StsSsr 6iorben,
men iaaet fort Nei.
guri bapoe iast pp Giensiten Dos Sisius os ifuIbe
life u9re Ser Iansers enb til Soften. 0asn iaa uar Bet en-
Dag, Sigius bab bsnbe inb aanimeret, fanot en- SLATE
irem al Stabet o9 ~itianfebe benbe. Gnri bssreb lst lite,
bpab bette ifuIos betpbe. Ni9tisnot bapbs SieIus aItio ues
ret mil mob bsnbe, men noseu ~iarifiIt Gratterins par bun
life pant msb, iaa bun ioritob, Bet maatte bape noset paa
fig. Sisius sau zig COB Sib, siemte 5luitsn Stabei
isien, iatts fig os bao bsnos sjore BET ianlme; ban bapos
noset at inutte ON, iusue ban. l9un par rent ipanbt.
"0u bar for snsans iast Op Sisneiten Der til Soften"
~bespnbte ban %Iansiomt os uoen at ie paa benbs. ~Sar
bet tanite noset, bn lite pr tilfrebs mso "a
"0ei, Bet fan jes lite fse; iss bar pit bapt bet iaa
sobt, at leg lite tunos fact bet bsbre nosen Stsbsr, =
= ies bar lite bet minSite at tIass ousr~, iuursbe guri
Seq bar aIoris Ist at ltiits 6oIf, naar iss FORT Ell
bleuet pant msb benz, tps Sisfus after til os iaa no sisns
mem Sinouet. "0u uiloe ud life tase paa isisn ct 2ar ?
Seq itaI slerue Iagse Iiot paa eennen, os bu Tan
iaa isbt TO SmaIer iitebetfor ben enc. Oct bIir heller life
iaa ueset StrGp MI; for uar Der 10 abitiuist at sisre msb
benee, iom Ing par. On tisubsr iaa peI til aIgiams
men bsri ouist, iaa js peb lite, b~uorIspes bet ifaI saa,
naar Su REFER. San iaa ben paa bsnbe iom alers
lnarslt, iormobentIis for at ie, buab Sirtnins bet siorbe.
Aaa, ies tGnter NOT, bu fan Hare big uoen mig, naar
on oilers Iaar en- p~aaIiosIis Sente, os for eonnens StpIo
sr bet lite ies fptter, ben bar pRret liseiaa COB Der
lom andre Stsoer; men Bet or nu oilers bet, iom sisr
Oct, at jss bapSs tantt at arbsibe nOset for mig ieIu uSos
per Vinieren % Vaaren". (SIuttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16

6orpnIia.- a.: Suao i@triper
ou?
g.: ct 5rierbrep.
a.: gr bu ba iorslftet?
g.: Rsi, men ies frpatsr for, at
naar ies ensans bIiuer bet, tan ies lite
ifriue for SinbsbsuessIie.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
Siucttcr.

s "DecOrabsB oiten"s 6ontor ialses
giuetter meb be bsbite 0ampifibss9 is
nier til Iapeit muIiss priisr. Rom
inbom, forinben 5 flsber unbstitebs.
9pis De lite Dor | Narbeben af nosen
Agent, iaa ifrip ino.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16

Sen cesIe SeHta mi
I'M DO meg bait, iaa be uar mgfIe:
at uGra fraHt o9 ri
par inile bar, eg tgtle,
tru ou meg.
Zen oesle Ssnia mi,
DO bolOe nppe hlaa meg mote,
o. I'M ei lii Ii
biGlp DO meg, er DO goo te'
bet trur eQi
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16


eftsr Soul TO,
%rratte BEN samIe
Pun gOliiiiersean
%festtiseIie, nOset,
20 for ben samIs
san 10 lite bIi
e" for fin Gam
y at bans geni
lebe.
"a alene % emf
an0sn sammsl 6
Sarelie paa en- :
f00e for iaauibt s
man baube lite
P0r efter ben. Der
at 8arnets 2
R'ro'rreoe Suat 0,
RenleSe pei mis
'en Der BAR ioo
Is'ner / Berlin,
"a ensans maune
saOSe fsrt BAN !
straf tunbe alt
y men Bet mao
t0t for ~iaabanne 5
= i y epor al !,
Sui bOis qp,,
Isssm Torment. 5,
&lls fig aItib lslu.
2'sS susr eIass' )
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
B0rnfnfs
zen foripa'
@ortaains
(slutn.
qultnsl"

(Slntn
.amu,s, a"nlsi'
Teu sarHle Zone ia
.asret 10. $,
sspao sr BET, s s,,r
s-nls?" ipurste pun l
2iae gOnl tos m
ssism til ula"'
s6tfn til @ama
Ban talts lite al,'
forftob bam goo
sgeOu nj bog ute
Ga
slap, "ies lpne1
II fer faa alOelss no
Ban tOg en- gla'a
<unrs % LATTE:
1000 sr0nsrs
geit5sim = oru
Ban bolot inOe o.
10, 5lOislet n
81 az" uiumlsoe
pare en- aItror
NOT life I 6att
5sSit at OpsiUe Der
asen bans ROns %
@ouI!~ raabte bn
ARou,a! DIANA
xneSbsr On PouI
Hrsnseu nitteSe bu
EouI pom 8eitbeii
Bon g9itbeim -
I,btalte Raunet Ill
nasIist not.
esS ou, bpor ou
lit par bespnbt at
%bmmeIle.
BsaemitraBeA, Jag
snne Gang FORT
Ssulbe pare Bil
! ban osiaa for
at en- lioen, PHI
DO her2
kurra!" raabte b
ia, Born! Oct
plebe fra Dor 6e
Ipe gsrnetsi. Wl
nse 9erre us at B
Oct fan man
bleu Boul punt
fsrmaaebe bet.
(elinneb paa os
gsrns gluier.
bleu bunoet ON
en- aop aaife,
. samle Wober
paa armen af
(aa bu1tist ban
bore bam, fsrte
klmsftraBs.
RiSlsrtio lab be
(nos msuem be nj
Fssiom en- Gang 81
pms auiner, tbi
len til6ase.
In ba be MI iao
pa sanife beifebei
fus Stat | ben 8
Fng pau armen,
Il; Rama trptfst
Fae gpIt IsierIiss
grpit os bsb
aniist, iom 81
pts haube uaifst
@amle FOB mi
(eosrsn os iaa pa
iom ri omtrent
is IND | 6imIsn
trammsoe lin bu
|ps fig paa 6nee
after os after:
iaaoan en- Sui
oplepet Wa9en
Sa ben fsrite
pm be til al tente
bite lite oft ret
pam. 6an blep
% 9obter af
laa iuas os ut
'IOe ObiOIut ieIu
ualste lem,
til Sestsren oe
til gasterens
9ienftanbe til
ben samIe Man
"a bslasiet, at ga
mere, enb ba ia
|elsm til Gebrene
te Dag gap 5or|
BuortiI Der lite 81
men forifieuise &
os anbet @obt,
lattet paa en- .
"laoet o9
nleOss beb geste1
% en- ianb 81
senne afien one
piers 5Oueber.
trippsbe lille .
Btls flor gatte,
PIT, parmt Sbau
en- S~paretasiet
eftsr Soul to,
rra'te ben samIe
m goIiiiiersean
fsf'iseIie, nOset,
60 for ben samIe
ban 10 lite bIi
g for fin San,
], af bans genf
lte aIene nm .ns,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08

age rapidly oozing away, and she proba-
biy would have yielded to her first fear
had not q faint moan from within de-
cided her. He was suffering-yes, she
would 60.
Slowly The door rolled back. Finally
q small figure stole almost stealthily
across the now darkened room, over to
the lounge near the window.
One hand shaded his face, the other,
crushed and broken, was wrapped in g
soft, silk handkerchief,
Back so soon, Nell?" he asked, with
out raising his hand from bis eyes, A
little trembling hand touched his fever
ish forehead, and q yoice-Oh, so sweet
and gentle, announced:
"Neli has not returned yet. II came
toto tell yon-to say how sorry | feel
you are injured so-and-and-"
"You are very kind" he answered,
feebiy, ''hut there is not SO much the
matter. How did you know? Did Neil
tell YOU"
She did not reply.
Elliot turned his head-so near, 90
very near to hers-and saw a tear falling
on her fair, flushed cheek. Raising
himself as best he could, he stretched
out his arm and drew her silently to his
breast. ..
so, Ethel-oh, my darling, did you
come freely-willingly, or was it sympa-
thy such as only an ordinary friend
might offer? Tell me-"
IL came" the clear voice faltered
but for her own peace of mind the con-
fessiOn must me 81 came because |
! Il could not stay away from you"
"But you will leave me tomorrow
he could not help asking, enjoying il
his turn the sweetness of a triumph.
Down went Ethel on her knees be-
side the lounge. Humbly. repentantlv,
her fearful eyes looking into his.
oh, Elliot, ] must stay with you"
"For how long, dear?"
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JXO. F.

FROM Ayers American Newspaper
Annual it appears hat there are now l.
pa daily newspapers published in the
United States, as compared with l,l9s in
1888, a gain of 7G. There are 81 tri-weekly
papers, a gain of !; 10 scmi-weeklies, a
gain Of s; 1912 weeklies, an increase Of
593; So bi-weeklies, . more than in 1883;
206 semi-monthlies, a gain Of 50; 1927
monthlies, an increase Of 20; 81 BIZ
monthlies, a decrease Of 81 81 quarterlies,
Il decrease of IA, and Z miscellaneous the
same as the previous year.
So far as the Territories are con-
cerned Dakota leads the list with 269
publications of all kinds Washington
Territory follows after Dakota with g.
Utah has Sc; New Mexico, 35; Arizona,
"a; Idaho, %. Wyoming is the lowest
on the list, with the single exception Of
Indian Territory. The former is credited
with II newspaper, the latter with 6.
The actual number Of newspapers in this
Territory at the present moment is 10.
In all the Territories there are 10 daily
newspapers printed and 40l weeklies.
Slender as Wyoming appears in the mat
ter of the number Of newspapers pub
lished there exists no Unsuitable craving
on the part Of the public for a larger
representation.
, 1884-11-26

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tumors, allays itching, acts as poultice,
gives instant relief Prepared only for
piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Hon. J. NJ. Coffenbury, Of Cleve-
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cures. and it affords me pleasure to say
that | have never found anything which
Gives such immediate and permanent re-
lief as DIR. Williams Indian Pile 0int-
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receipt Of price, 81.
Gray & Pearse. Sole Agents.
, 1884-11-26
KNOWLEDGE or NOSES.
Meaning OF the Different Forms-Rig
Noses OF the Bie-nrnIned.

=
MARY o.. Stanton in The A~rgonautl
Lavater, the eminent ~phyEiognomist, in
one OF his essays, says: II have never seen a
nose with a broad back, whether arched or
rectilinear, that did not appertain to an ex-
traordinary man. We may examine thou
sands of countsnances and numbers OF por-
traits Of superior mon before We find such =
one.n
The busts, pictures, and statues portray
ing the features and personality Of the most
celebrated generals, statesmen, orators,
philosophers, scientists, and architects.
which are exhibited In tho art galleries of the
world, reveal to us-lf art can DO relied on
that the faces OF Galen, Hippocrates, Arts
totle, Alexander, Cicero, Archimedes, Julius
Cesar, Demosthenes, Cato, Lucretius, 6esos.
iris, Plato, Josephus, and many other men
Of eminence, possessed unusually large noses,
many OF them broad on the back as
Lavater expresses II, and not one exhibits an
undeveloped or mail nasal organ These
noses vary In form, but can DO classified at
sight by one understanding the meaning Of
the forms OF the nose. All these men were
master-minds in different departments of
thought and action.
We will now return TO more modern times,
and recall TO the mind the reader Of the physf-
economies OF the more recent men OF Intellect
masters In art, science, government, ltera-
ture, and leadership. We shall find the field
quite as rich as that Of the anclents. Let 1t
be understood that each department Of activ-
ity has a form or shape peculiar TO itself.
Scientific, mechanical, and philosophical
noses are long, prominent and bony, and
where there Is talent they are broad on the
back as well. Musical noses are short, thick,
round, soft, and muscular. Commercial
noses arc large, thick, long, with more mus
ola fhnn hcr. .-l - ~...-r .wGakl
length, sometimes straight In outline and
sometimes convex. Executive noses often
presents a very high outline just below the
the junction with the forehead. This nose Il
denominated the @Roman nose,n and belongs
70 those who have naturally excellent ability
as generals, Leaders, superintendents, etc.
The largest noses known to modern times
are, among commanders, those Of Washing
ton, G~aribaldi, Cromwell, Wellington, Ma
poleon, Napier, Scott, Sherman, and
F~arragut; among statesmen, Lord Chat
ham, William Pitt, Lord Brougham, Jeffer.
son, jackson, Franklin, Thomas Paine,
Metternioh, Palmerston, John Adams and
Gladstone. Observing the noses OF poets,
we find that here, as elsewhere. the largest
belong TO the most eminent. Observe, for
example, those Of Dante, Tasso, Dryden,
Cowper, Shelley, Goethe, Pope, Schiller,
Joanna Baillie, Byron, Tennyson, Long
follow and Whittier. This class OF noses ex.
hibits a straight outline in the descent from
the forehead to the tip, and this form Is
characteristic of most writers of elegant
literature.
Perhaps the most massive noses are found
In the countenances OF astronomers and
philosophers Among astronomers note the
following: La Grange, De Lambre, Enler,
Halter, Herschel and Proctor. Philosophers
and scientists lead the world in regard to
size of nose.
, 1884-11-26

The shipwrecked crew of the British
bark Beneihctress were adrift in an open
boat, supporting life on some bits of dry
bread and a few apples. This wa slim
fare and reduced them to a state Of great
feebleness. But Browns Iron Bitters
brings cnfeebled folks up rapidly, even
from such depths as this. 1t enriches the
blood, tones the system and gives healthful
strength. Mr.. William Hardee Of Ennis,
Texas, writes that he had dyspepsia in its
worst form, but was restored by Browns
Iron Bifters.