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Hints About Pic Mics.

Inc most important part of picnic.
however, Is not the weather or the place
or the dinper. You NAV choose the most
beautiful spot in the world. and spread
the most delicious lunch ever prepared.
and vet have the whole thing a COM
plete failure. simply because the company
was not well selected. Out of doors.
where people are free from formalitv.
unless they are congenIal friends, and
what Mrs. Whitney calls Real Folks, ="
they will be likely to feel i'll at case. and
miss the support given by company,
Clothes and manners Small picnics, for
this reason among others. are usually
much pleasanter than large picnics.
In making up the party. be sure to leave
behind the girl who is certain to be too
warm or too cold, or to think some other
place better than the one where she is.
and who has '.horrid time. : if she has
to submit TO any personal inconvenience
Tor the sake OF others; and with her the
boy who loves to tease. and who is quite
sure that his way is TIE only good way.
Put into their places some Others, Young
or old, who love simple pleasures, and
are ready to help others 10 enjoy them.
Next In Importance to the company is
the place. 1t must not be a great dis
tance, or You will be tired, not to saw
cross, when you arrive there. 1t must be
reasonably shady, and not too far from
supply OF good drinking water. If the
company are to walk, you must be espe-
cIaiiy careful not to be Overbur6lened with
baskets OF wraps, for the bundles which
seemed so light when you started are sure
to weigh down much more heavily before
you reach your destination. Be CAREFUL
to have this work fairly distributed.
Never start uTti! you are sure that you
know just where you are going. and the
best way OF getting there. WANDERING
about to choose a place, and thinking
constantly to find one more desirable. IS
very fatlgueing. That matter should he
settled beforehand by two or three of the
party, aud the others should 90 straight
to the spot, and make the best of it. If
any do not like it. they can choose a diff
tefent place when their turn comes to
make the selection.-.Si. Nicholas.
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south and West.

THZ ln2iana Democratic State convention
.Ield in indianapolis nominated Isaac F. Gray
Tor governor, together with full ticket
OHIO Democrat, at their State convention
in Columbus, nut a full ticket in the field.
beaded by James w Newman jrenominatedl
for secretary Of state.
For slandering several white women near
Caledonia, Miss. Aleck Leach. a coIored
rlsn. was hanged end his BODY riddIed with
bullets by number Of lynchers.
THREE persons-two men ard woman
were killed by boiler explosion in planning
mill at Wausaw, Wis
AT the South Carolina Democratic conven-
tlon all the present State officers were ranom-
mated toy exclamation. In Arkansas the Dem.
fcrats have nominated K-Attornev-Cen
:. r. Hughes for governor. together with
tul ticket. and IN Florida the Democratic
State ticket Is headed by Mr.. Perry for COVER
nor.
The official vote for Congressman In the ne.
sent Oregon election is as follows: r. Her
man (Repuhhcani. 25.fF9 votes; Meyers
Democrat, 2. .'ii2. Women's suffrage amend
nent-For, II, % votes; against, ,, l16.
FIVE THOUSAND spectators witnessed the
hanging Of Dock Walker icol0redl for the
murder Of Lucius Grant tenloredl at Texar-
Kama, Ark
by boiler explosion in a saT-mill and car
factory al Toledo. Ohio
A NUMBER Of horse thieves have recently
been captured and unceremoniously killed by
cowboys in Montana.
JAMES BURGE- Of Franklin county. Ga,
mterfere1 In a quarrel which two Of his
daughters were having about some article Of
1Tess while preparing for church Oneof the
1aughters-Lela. seventeen years old-seized
an ak and killed her father She was taken
10 Jail
SEVEN persons We're killed and three fatally
md eight seriously injured by boiler explosion
N a Touring mill near BTyon, Ohio. The
mill was totally destroyed
GREAT damage has been done in portions Of
Maryland by the recent storm In Cecil
county the village Of ROwlandsvIlle was al
most entirely swept away. ana with it the
Mccullough Iron company's works. which
@as the principal industry of the place il
Volving loss estimated at $4,000.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

JUDGE DAVID DAVIS has lost considerable
in weight since his retirement from the Sem
ate
EX-SECRETARY EyARTs is now at his farm
at Windsor, Vt, whore he proposes 10 spend
the entire summer.
Mr.. boutwell,. ex-governor Of Massachu-
Eetts. has in press book with the title. "WhY
am Repuhlican."
Mr. NoS EISENHOWER. the German min
and sailed for Europe.
GENERAL JOSEPH T. JOHNSTON and Cen
sral Bradley T. johnson are presidents of rival
telephone companies in Baltimore
GENERAL GUzMAE BLANCo. ex-prssident of
Venezuela. was recently presented TO the
president by the secretary Of state.
BISMARCK is said to have been in splendid
form at the Inauguration Of the German par
Lament. recently. He walked around and
chatted gayly with everybody.
THE Comte de Paris. the Catholic claimant
to the French throne, is a Ineal descendant of
Admiral de Coligny, the old Huguenot to
whom France is about erecting a statue.
TIE Rev. T. De Witt Talmage has received
the degree Of doctor of divinity from the
University of Tennessee, in accordance with
the unanimous vote Of the faculty and board
Of trustees.
PHILIP BoURKE MARSToS. the English poet
who, in his childhood, inspired Miss Mulock's
Philip. my King" has lost his mother. his
only sister. his sweetheart, his familiar friend
and his eXe~z4t
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In the Eastern Leagu,
ton team held the lead:
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

NINE. MoDJEsKA VIII pass the summer in
Poland
MADAME PATTI will appear in New York in
:oncert next December
THE loss to theatre managers in the city OF
New York last season is estimated at over
$c0l.0UO
THEATRICAL real estate in the United
States is estimated at SIS, 10000, divided
among 25J2 theatres.
SARA BERSHARDT is having a translation
of Hamlet made. with a view TO playing
the role OF the melancholy Dane.
\ FRIEND of Madame Eanoni states that
Western manager has offered the prima donna
S5JJ week for starring tour next season.
JOSH DELL. the remarkable child actress
ut Her Atonement' company. Is to be sent
to Southern France by her parents, where she
will study five years.
WALLACE Ross and Frederick Plaisted
the rowing men. intend appearing on the stage
next season in piece which will expose the
frauds of sporting life.
Miss NELLIE JONES, a prominent San
Francisco amateur, will join the professional
ranks next season. She has been well spoken
Of by the Western press. - -.ss-.- --.
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The investigation Of the accounts of J. O.
p Burnside, the defauIting disbursing clerk
Of the poStoffice department, shows q de-
ficiency Of about $4,000.
THE Mississippi contested election case of
Chalmers against Manning has been decided
in favor Of Chalmers. who appeared at
the bar Of the House and took the oath Of
office.
The pastnffce department has completed
the readjustment Of the salaries Of p0s1mas-
teIs The number of presidential postotfices
is 22Sl The salaries of presidential post
masters amount 10 $. 81 .3l0. as against
g 5g7 500 paid under the previous adjust
mlnt in October. when there were ,, 1875 Off
ceS The salaries Of the eighty pCstmasters Of
the first class amount 10 $2Si..su
SECRETARY FoLGER has issued the 12gtt
call for the redemption Of S10,0t1,0)1 Of the
three PER cent. bonds.
SECRETARY CHANDLER appeared before the
Senat. committee on expenditures i'm the pub
lie service and made a statement regarding
the recently discovered frauds i'm his depart
ment. The secretary explained the methods
Of transacting business in his department and
showed how the frauds mad been committed in
the bureau Of medicine and surgery by means
Of false vouchers for gopls never delivered
THE army appropriation bill, as agreed
uTyon in conference Of the committees of both
-
Iating the COMP gnsatiIu subsidized raiifua Is
f0r army transportation aPpropriates $@4,-
4j4 450
ELI III MURRAY has been nominated by the
President - - governor n Utah Gilbert A.
Pierce, gf Iliin l.. has been Hofninat@i L IL
governor Of Dakota, ami John r. Kinkead,
of Nevada, TO be governor Of Alasfs.
THR Senate in executive session confirmed
the nominations Of Eli II Murray. Of Louis
vile to be governor of Utah. and Henry +.
Pickles 70 be- collector Of customs for the
district Of Delaware.
PRESIDENT Arthur has appointed Cornell
lOus X. Agnew. Of New York. and Merrill +.
Gates. Of New jersey. as members Of the
Board of Indian commissioners; also. Com
mod0re William T. Sampson. United States
navy, and Professor r. J. J.. Barnard and
Cleveland Able as delegates to the lntcrna
uonal Meridian and Time Standard congress,
% be held in Washington on October i.
The President has approved the act cstab-
fishing bureau of labor.
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Vital Ouestions!!!t

Ask the most eminent Dhgsician
OF any school, what Is the best thing il tbs
world for quieting and allaying all irritation
of the nerves. and curing all forms Of neryou,
complaints, giving natural childhks refresh
ing sleep always!
And they viii tell You unhesitatingly
'.Some form Of HoPs!!"
CHAPTER l.
Ask any or al Of the most eminent plr5
clans:
''IYhat is the best and only remedy tb,,
can be relied on 70 cure all diseases of tn siF
Beys and urinary organs such aS Bright, 5is.
case, diabetes, retention. or inability 70 r,..i7
urine. and all the DISEASES and ailments re,I-
lar to Women"
sand they will tell vou exy!i.Irlf and am.
phaticaliy, 'B,tehHt ttr'
Ask the same physicians
What Is the most reliable ami rI~-,. .,,-.
Tor all liver diseases or DYSPEPSIA. cnr,-,n,.
ton, Indigestion. biliOusne,s. maLtr.t -,
aSue. &C. = and they viii tell You.
.HdndTdke or DIn}aiia0 tltrr
Hsnce, when these remedies af- a..ur;,,1
with others equally yaluafie
And compounded into IT,. F..fs-e sui.
wonderful anil mysterious eur4,.. -
developed, which is 81 varis-i l,l r., -.r.--
that no disease or III health Carg>....y.vi-.
OF resist its power. and vet j. Is
Harmless for the most fra.' fn nam va,,
est invalid or smallest chill f,us.
CHAPTER H.
"Pgti-u.s
"Alrnost dead or nearly d,in.~
For years, and given up by phy,iriapz NJ
Brights and other kislney diseases. liver com.
plants, severe coughs, called consumption.
have been cured
" omen gone He0r'y cT1-U ilI!i
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness.
wakefulnes5, and various diseases peculiar to
women.
People drawn ont of shape from excrueat.
ing pangs Of rheumatism, inhammatory and
chronic, or suffering from ScrOfula.
ErySIpelaS
"Saitrheum, blaod poisoning dyspepsia. in
digestion, and, IN fact, almost all diseases ira!7
Nature l. heir -
Have been cured bY Hop Bitter, proof u
which can II found ID every ueighbOrho,d in
the known w0rlL
- None genuine without a bunch Of gre-n
HOyS On the white lale' Shul an tn. vile
poisonous stuff wIth Hop OF Hops in their
name.
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CONCERNING the appearance of AsiaCiC
cholera at Toulon. France. Mr. Frank II.
Mason. our consel. telcgraphs to the State de
partment that the disease WAS kept secret
for some time. In ten days there were thirty
seven deaths. Mr. Mason Saws: . The deaths
are equally divided between civilians and the
military, and are chiefly among the aged or
young. The question whether it is Asiatic or
sporadic cholera is still undecided, but the
former is probable There are hopes of
checking the epidemic by sanitary precau-
tions.1
Az election for member Of the Danish
Diet for Copenhagen resulted in the choice Of
a tailor nsmsd Hoha, a leader among the
socialists
FOUR THOUSAND Chinese regulars in
trenched themselves at Langson. Tonquin in
violation of the recent treaty, and attacked
200 French troops as they were on the march,
killing and wounding A. The French
troops repulsed the attack and routed the
Chinese. France viii demand satisfaction
Ell. MAHDI. the False Prophet. is reported
TO have been repulsed with heavy loss in an
attack on KhaTtoum where General Gordon
Is entFenched.
A MOST disastrous haiIst1rm has occurred
in EriYan. province Of Southern Russia
The hailst0nes were as large as goose eggs
The rivers were damned seventy houses
Wit iaAeu' anu IIulSAtA was uaiiaEru 70
the amount of 300,01p rubies Forty lives
were lost.
The nineteen prisoners, charged with the
murder of five Orangemen on st. STEPHENS
Day were all acquitted in St John. \. F.,
amid intense excitement
FIRES are made at night i'm the streets of
Toulon. France, to purify the city and pre-
vent the spread of the plague.
The city of Panama is full of thieves and
bad characters and murderers and robberies
are frequent Several attempts have been
made TO fire the city. rs well as Aspinwau
LARGE numbers of Jews are emigTating
from Pollard to America
The elections in Portugal for members of
the chambers of deputies resulted IN large
majority for the government.
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S0lOmOn'S System.

DO YOU think it would be wron,- for
me to learn the noble art OF self defcnce?'
a religionsly inclined Somerville youth
inquired of his pastor.
Certainly not, answered the minis
ter; Il learned it in youth myself, and l
have found 1t of great value during nv
life"
Did you learn the old English system
or Srllivan's system?"
Neither. l learned Solomon's system. !"
"Solomon's system2n
Eyes. You will find it laid down in
the first verse of the fifteenth chapter Of
Proverbs: Il soft answer turneth away
wrath 1t is the best system of self
defence of which have any knowledge. y
The bee., 1884-07-05

Seaori Reynolds, of Black River,
may claim the distinction of Icing the
champion Bible reader. He IS eighty
four years of age, and has always been
a reader of the Bible, but fourteen
years ago, after a severe illness, he
began to give it increased attention,
and has read it through, on an average,
once in every TWENTY-FIVE days
The bee., 1884-07-05

HAT-FEvER is n type of catarrh having ne
cullar symptoms. It Is attended, by an
lntlamed condition Of the IjnjuLs Ig,cry,hrsr.
of the nOstriis, tear-duct- and throat. affect-
ing the lungs. An acIJd nucu- J. secret.,.I
the discharge Is accompanied with burn
ing sensation. There are severe srasms of
sneezIng, frequent attacks Of headache.
watery and inflameI cyez. Ely's Cream
Balm Is remedy founded on correct dIa--
nosIs of tti@ disease and can be dependcll
upon. 20 Cts. at druggists: cD cts. by mail.
Sample botlls by mail 10 cts Ely Bros,
Druggists, Owcgo, y. Y.
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MESsfAS S PEPToSrzED BKEF TONIC. t,,- ouIy
preparation Of beef containing its ,trs f,,,'J-:-
nous properties. It contains blOod-makipr
iorce generating and life-sustaining properties.
invaluable for indigestion dyspepsia. nervous
lros'rsIion, and all forms Of general debility.
also. In all enfecbled conditions. whsthsT e.
result of exhaustion. nervous p-os,ration ovar-
work or acute disease, particularly if resulting
from pulmonary rycomplainis. Csswen, Hazard Z
TO-, Proprletors. New York. Sold by druggis;s-
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-Repeated requests have induced the
proprietors of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound to send by mail t. various
lady correspondents, large mounted por-
traits of Mrs. Pinkhan; and now many a
household wall Is adorned uy the famiI-
lar, mothcriy face of the Massachusetts
woman who has done SO much fer all
women.
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House..

Mr.. Bingham from the committee on post
Offices and p1-St roads reported bill fixing AT
two cents IsaT uIInra ar Traction thereof the
rate nf TrrStaE. on maIlabie matter OF the hFSt
class Mr. OateS. from the committee on pub
lie lands reported adversely the bill To declare
forfeited certain lands granted to Alabama TO
aid IN the construction Of railroads. -. The
House bv a vote Of III 10 80. rejected the bill
10 forfeit the land grant OF the Backbone rail
road OF Louisiana
Mr.. Valentine. Of Nebraska. arose and
called attentI n 10 a spaech Of Mr.. McAdoo,
OF New jersey. on the establishment Of
soldiers home in the West and said that in
the Record Mr. McAdoo had taken OCCASION
u print as part Of his remarks a newspaper
dispatch containing the names Of native land
mGnopolistS. among which appeared that of
John 4. Logan aS owning 5000 acres OF land.
Senator Logan had desired Mr.. Valentine 10
saT that. - far as related t. him.
the statament was false Mr. Valentine ac
c1Isei Mr. McAdoo Of an abuse OF privilege.
Mr. Cannon moved that the Record he Sd
amended a. ta show that th- speech of Mr..
McAdoO was not actually delivered in the
House and intInated that Mr. McAdgo had
not had the courage 10 ayow on the floor what
be had caused t. APPEAR IN the Record. Mr..
McAdoo defended his courage. and de-
clare1 h. did not retraet word Of the
printed speech The list referred TO had been
printed AL over the country months ago, and
not word IF denial came from Logan Sev-
eTal members desired t. offer amendments 10
the Cannon resolution - a 10 have il apply
To other speeches which have been published,
although never uttered in the HouSe Pend
ing discussion the House adjourned.
The legislative appropriation hill was re-
ported hack with the Recommendation II non
concur in the Senate amendment. Adopted
80. The conference committee report on the
resolution IL print the agricultural report for
IS>4 was agreed to. -Four hundred thousand
copies are 10 be printed for $4,000. The
political discussion of the previous day came
up a the unfinished business, Mr. Valentines
motion 70 correct the record being a priv
legged question. Upon motion Of Mr.. Cox Of
New York the whole matter was laid upon
the table =. On motion Of Mr.. Hopkins. of
Pennsylvania. the House went into commit
tee Of the whole On the bill to ad lust the
wages Of woTkmen. labererS and mechanics
under the eight-hour Law. The bill provides
for the settlement Of claims for labor by the
court Of claims. since June y, lss;S. on the
basis of eight hours "a a days work at the
same rate a. paid for similar work by private
Tartes. regardless Of the time required for
DAYS work by such private parties. Mr. Low
eTIng. uf Massachusetts. spoke IN support Of
and Mr. IIllInan. Of South Carolina, against
the bill General debate was continued foI
several hours. when the reading by sections
was begun The first section was amended
50 a. 10 make il applicable u work hereafter
performed. and without proceeding further
the committee ro-s..
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John Kuhn, of Lafayette, Ind, had very
narrow escape from death This is his own
story: "One year ago was in the last stages
Of consumption. Our best physicians gave
my case up. 1 finally got 50 low that our
doctor said / could not live twenty-fOur
hours. My friend then purchased bottle Of
Dr. VIM Halls Balsam for the Lungs, which
benefited me-. / continued until / am now IN
perfect health, having used no other
metiiciIle
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that girl of mine is twice as handsome since
she commenced using Carboline, the deoIor-
lied extract Of Petroleum, and would not be
without it for fortune
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Marriage is a. the end of many a
mans trouble, but it would be impru
dent to say which end
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Heart Pains,

Palpltation, DropSicaI Swellings. dizziness
indigestion. Headache, SleepIessness cured
by Wells Health Renewer.''
The bee., 1884-07-05

Don't buy coach in crder to please
your wife 1t is much cheaper to make
her little sulky. ''' :
The bee., 1884-07-05

The college championship season is ended.
and Yale once more holds the championship
Tennant, as will be seen by the appended
record:
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Repeated requests have induced Ii

Is man never home because his sins
always find him out?
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Pumping the nilkman-asking him if
his milk is OF e fest ':.trr
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clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bedbugs.
ants, ,skunks, ,chipnAn.ks. .gophsfs. I5c. Dig 'stg
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Are YOu AfTF id Of Lightning
Is your wife daughter nervous: CGnqHsr all nerTe
troubles with ZOAJAX. Only remedy for dread Of
lightning ever formulated. % years test. Keep IN
house or pocket. - cents by mai. address
Zo4JAx COMPANY, - John Street, New York.
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"Rurhu-Pabia.,, =,

Quick, complete cure, all Kidney. Bladder
aud Urinary Diseases. ScaldIng, irritation,
Stone, G. rayei Catarrh of bladder. l. Drugts.
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SUMMARY OF CONGRESS.
Senate.

Tie Senate passed the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bin, with an amend
ment providing that no speeches not actually
delivered IN the Senate or House shall be print
ed in the Congressional Record, and that such
seeche, shall be printed just rs they were sok-
en-, except verbal corrections made by their au-
thors. The bill appropriated S2l ,64I 10, an
increase Of s ,057. .423 since it came from the
House OF the addition, Sl5, 900 was for ths
purchase Cf Mrs FasSetts painting OF the
electoral commission The House bill eS-
tending 20 water transportation routes the
provisions of the statute hitherto applied to
land routes onig, regarding the immediate
transportation of dutlable goods was passed.
The annual deficiency appropriation bill,
apTropriating ST.N23, ,C9e. IN increase Of ST.
di4. .t:r1 over the House biIl was reported -.
The conference report Oh the invalid pensions
bill was agreed to-. Mr.. Malone reported
favoTably, from the committee on education
and labor. the bin 10 provide for the adjust
ment of the accounts OF labererS. workDlCn
and mechanics, arising under the eight hour
law. The bill provides that all persons VINO have
been employed as labOrers. workmen, or me
chanics bv or on behalf of the government OF
the United States since June p. 1858 tthe
date of the act constituting eight hours
Gay's work shall be paid for each days worii;
al the price per day regulated by private
parties in the vicinity in which the work was
Der Of hours work required by such par
ties: ana that all claims for labor 50 performed
IN excess Of eight hours per day shall be refer
red to the court of claims. 10 be adludicated
upon the basis that eight hours constitute
days work and are TO be paid for rs above
tated; all judgments given against the United
States in favor of claimants for the amount
found due to be paid a. other judgments Of
fhe court IF claims against the United States.
Mr.. Blair. from the committee on education
and labor. reported favOrably and without
amendment. the bill recently passed by the
House To prohibit the Importation and mgra-
tlon OF foreigners and aliens under contract
or agreement TO perform labor i'll the United.
States The general deficiency approPria
tinn bill was taken up. On motion Of Mr..
Hale the district attorney was authorized To
pax Charles H. Reed. Of New York. sum-
not exceeding S5.at1 for s-rvic,S a counsel
for the iafenSa of Guiteau. With these eK-
ceptigns the Till was passed substantially as
reported 49, Discussion on the river and har-
b1r appropriation bin followed, without ac-
ton
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Piso's Cure for Consumption does not dry
up cough; it removes the cause.
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70 RouRla on Corns.1,
RfmarknbIe Escape,

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns. 15c. Com
plete cure. Hard or softcOrns. warts, buniOns
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AY-FEvyR is \ tyre of cst,rrt bor;r

A Burlington man calls his dog Cork, .
because his bark is % light.
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The twelve cluhS

The twelve clubs of the American aSsocia-
ton stood Is follows at the end OF the ninth
weeks play.
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-AA! l--- SIC y.
, All Eho have e1pel
en,ed and witnessed
tie effect of Hos=es-
tsE's Stomach Bitters
upon the Eesk. bruk-
en- down. ds<PgRiinz
victims of dyspepsia.
liver complaint fever
sad =<Rs. rhsuma-
'fsm. nervous de-
h'!.ty. or prsTnatura
Osrsy. Know that n
tHiS SGEFems tonic
snd Alternative Their,
r1i-tS Z specifi s -pr1.
clpie whlCh reaches
tFr ve-y source 8ft1a
trpuhis. and sF@ctSa
absolute snd psrmx-
neot cETe. For SAL
ty z5i - T1Eg IS and
bea - generally.
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Gibbs. Nm Lot

Ie race the Whining