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Concentrate vitality.

All exoitants. to radically cure, must be
innocent. The art consists In continuing
their use until matters In the system con-
tsary 10 health are removed. Health finds
happiness In the mere sense Of existence.
Bfsndreth's Pills stimulate the blood 90
~ to enable nature 10 throw off all morbid
humors, and cure disease, no matter by
what name IL may called.
The secret OF recruiting the vitvl pripci.
pie 10 discovered In Brsndrsth's pills, be-
cause they remove what holds It In check.
II Is believed they poksees the elements OF
vitality. Heat, healthy animal warmth, 10
certainly increased BY the uss OF this won
dsrful medicine. Provided the great organs
are not irrspsrably injured, thsre IL no dis
ease Brandrsth's Pills viii not cure. Tho
true art OF hssling q 10 assist nature 70
throw of dissase-to concentrate, 40 II
wpre, the whole vitality OF the system to
eject the enemy that has fastened on .
part.
Get Brandrsth's Phls. Be put Of with
no other, and follow the printed directions,
md health will surely bless you.
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Base Bnll Data.

COLUMBUS, O., April AIT q meeting Of
American Association umpires held to-day
il wal decided to change paragraph 8, rule
As, so az 10 assess So to 10 upon pitchers for
striking the batsman solidly with the bali,
instead of giving the batsmsn base. Para.
graph 8, rule so was changed 90 as TO force
bstsmen to run stter three strikes. fair hit
on seven balls. In order to make double
play In such cases possible. All other rnle3
remain unchanged.
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Irish Affairs,

DUBLIN, April AT regular meeting
of the Irish National League, the treasurer
reported that since the last meeting he had
received fl,l73. including $1,000 from Ie-
troit, Michigan.
Al, Invipcible at Tubbercurrv has turned
infoImsr and given the names Of several
landlords whom the society had decided to
murder.
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Missouri Agricultural Notes

ST.. LOUIS, April 2.--The secretary Of the
Missouri state board OF agriculture, who re-
ceived reports from every county In the
state, says the average Of growing .whest is
the per cent. of wheat now In the hands OF
producsrs is II; corn. "a. Peaches are Sc
verely injured. Apples promise fairly, but
the ANAL fruits will be short. --..'.....-.
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uran,mouslv Reelected.

NEW York, April 2.:-At q meeting q
holders of certificates OF the Standard OIL
company to-day, the old board Of trustees
and officers were reelected unanimously.
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Il should DO the business Of every one
having . col TO treat Il promptly and
GENT experience fortunately presenting .
curative In Dr.. Jsyns's 1xpeotorant,
thoroughly adapted 70 remove speedily oil
coughs and colds, allay any exciting ir.
Aamm alton Of the throat or lungs aud re.
move the distressing symptoms Of asthma
nv rleu piay
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids win DO received from the % da
Of April 1854 70 the 2sth day o. April. 1884, q
u o'clockf for the erection and csnp,etion Of. 1
stone court.house for Clay county, Texas, al.
said county on OF before the 18th day Of April.
1884 The commissionsry' court reserve
b right 70 reject any - AZ bids Plsns
serbs oiice Of said counW on and si,er h 10
A. Of A pYiL 1894 CRAIG,
County Judge CLAY County Texas
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

OFfiUf o. COUNTY yU6vK DALLAS
" CounrY, March il. issl.-By direction a
the Comnissionsn Court Of Dslla. county, 10
tice y hereby given that ON Monday. .Apdl u
court for the purpose Of building Fire PROOF
House for the saie preservation Of the records
Of Dallas county. according 70 the plans and
+. Fisnders, architect Payments will b made
on said work a. Il progresses. 20 PER cent betus
reserved on ell estiustes until The completion
OF the building. Bood and security wii be re-
expressly reserved 70 rsIect any or ali bid. sub.
rnitted. r. r. BURKE.
County judge DALAI Cnur-v.
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Ked CrosS iseIIef' -

EVANSVILLE, IND, April 2.-Mirs Clara
Barton, president of the Red Cross associa.
ton, left for st. Louis tonight. She leaves
ST. Louis Thursday night on the steamer
Matte Bell for tho lower Mississippi. Sup
plies will be sent from here to Cairo.
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Not n Candidate.

BAN Francisco, April 2.-Judge Field
writes from Washington to Ex-Governor
Johnson that be IL not and does not wish 10
be considered resipential candidate.
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London LucOnics.

LONDON, April2.-A colliery explosion has
occurred near Cardiff. Two men were killed
and seventeen others entombed.
The Daily News says: The government
has considered II unnecessary TO dispatch
Rritish troops to Khartoum.
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I'm pou,o 10 Assume Command.

SAN FRAKcrsco, April 2.-Commander
Coffin. of the United Ststes navy. left this
afternoon for Washington, to assume COM
pedition. .'
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Accepts.

NEW HAVEN, CoNN., April 2.-Profeseor
Cvrus Northrup, Of Yale, has accepted the
presidency of the Minnesota state univer-
sity, At Mime apolis.
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Acid Phosphate.

DIR. John p. Wheeler, Hudson, New York
eavs: ~ have given II with decided bene-
fit In q case OF innutrition OF the brain,
from abuse OF alcohol"
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r osr-oN MARCH 81, A GOLD DAND
IL bracelet with name Ida engraved inside.
viii pay . suitable reward for the return OF the
same 10 the Herald once. epr3-lt-
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That Husband of Mine
IL three times the man he was before he
began using wells Health Remover"
81 Urngpists.
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I|Ii1|1l939!!!331
n8O 600 rOR a

LIST rHses. .......................'.
Whale Yiokots, -, Half E1okeSes Oh ~
Teksta o5oj % Tickets, 800.
lsuzat money o. postal note bank draft q
Ieter. or send By expreea Ordere Of y and
upVGrd By express cAn b sent o Our 81.
psaDA Addrs0 Ill orders 70 B =. ePkNCk
HnvtpgteN. "
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BERMUDA GRASS rr

We have limited quantity Of Feed Of the
above msSst valuable Grass for our Southern
Gtat.s From 8 70 10 pounds Of seed 10 the acre.
which must be Gown only durinR hot westher.
Per pound By mall. %; reduced r.te In large
quantities dialogues ffes.
j. ~. THORNBURN co.,
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BAN Francisco, April 2.-Bodie Consoli-
dated, So Syndicsts 10; both payable the
9Th prox.
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"A farmers wife" wants 70 know re
can recommend any thing 70 destroy us
thst cons az along could oblige you, II the
family can't stand your cooking.
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a. s.dine class no rubbing will refresh;
A. ac-srs dead lie withered on the ground;
A. hroien rIsss no cement viii refresh
a. hssntv III smished once, forever Loaf
In spite OF physic. paid and PSI.
Unless you use pozzonis mso ses.sns o~ ~
shs shin. and imparts . durable softness
eouaIlsd By none other.
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FOR RENT.


LYOR RkNT-COT AGE WITH FOUR ROOMS
T. aud cistern, 1913 Commerce strf OF. Jnqu re-
ni 1911 Main street apriu
LYOR RENT-RooMs FOR RENT: SOUTH.
Il ern and eastern exposure. Apply to Oliver
Chilled Plow Works. marl9f
FOR RENT-OFFICE FOR RENT IN LIE
l Grand Hotel building; ground floor. Apply
TO Hotel Office. mat2-lv
NOK RENT-ONE ELk1ANT SUITE OF
rooms aud o. single room. sonth exposure,
third floor OF new building on Main street, next
TO Herald building light n d ventilation ar:
feet; water aud closets same floor. LINDSLEY
& DR. ADFORD. Attorneys. 1855 Main street (np.
stairso mar2ttf
Il OR RENT-lHk SECOND STORY OF THE
new postomce building, a nne large rc ON,
streets Apply to MURPHY q BOLAkZ. Real
Estate Agents. marriott
EOR KENT-THE SECOND STORY, FRONT
i ing Elm street. OF the old Masalis bui ding
recently occupied by Hunstable Boot aud Sho
company; size so by 100 feet: 2 1-2 yeRSs lease
APPLY to j. s. ROGERS, Secretary. at Blanken
shin Blake'a feb3-t
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WANTS.


w ANTED-sITuAT.o SIS hsroRE( RUG
w preferied); will solicit or ers on oomis sior;
will work at anyhing Address. IL. WIN am'
son, Dallas Texa.. apr32t
WANTED-fIFTY LADY OPERATORS
w Apply between the hours of land u IN, on
Main street tntrascc. third io)r Blankenship
Il Blake. sp' ar.
IVANTED-To BENT oUkoR FIVE Room
w house within Nix or oigi blocks OF thus Of
nce; must be water ON premises state tcims'
Address "a" COS Main Get.
N1ANTED-A COMPETENT DRY GOODS
w and notion travelling salesman ia Northeast
Texas for n large Tcxa firm; must fully under.
stand his business, Write stating trms and
references, to $ NJ. Y Box lrS, Tyler Texas
WANTED-TO SELL Low, ONE so A
y apaI atns, in gond order; also two fount ~
AZ ANTED--ACTlVE MEN TO CANv ASS
W fot our subscription books In Every CITY ann
employment. given Call oa or address J. W.
TONG D Q Mainst mar2l,uni
MTANTED--A Ho Ell DRUMMER APPLY
w at Sauta Fe House. $50 Elm st mai3Oli
WANTED--A WHITE WOMAN 40 COOK
wash sad bIon; none but ia 200 GOOD COOK Knee. nsea
w ,NTED : CARPENTER WORK I'm
MIL Err, Practical Carpenter and Builder
6i2 Bryan street, Dallas, Texas. ALI work neat
and promptly executed Correspondence 80,
WJANTED-A GOOD GENERAL BLACK
w smith and horse'shoer: steady work Apply
10 b. +. CAMP, Colorado. Texas. mar25 1w
WANTED THRIVE COAT. Makers IN.
w modiately MH. ZiMMERMAN's. Dallas
Texas. marriott
iIIANTED TWO BOILER MAKERs. AP.
w ply Immediately TO Novelty Iron Works.
Good wages and steady employment JOHN
WESTER. ianl0u
yxJANTED--YOU TO STOP AT THE NATION
w LHOTEL: 1rst-Glass accommodations ri
reasonable rate -ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER DAY. The build.
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w NTED = CARPENTER WORK lin
w MIL Err, Practical Carpenter and Builder,
ly aud promptly executed, Correspondence so
lcitcd mar26lw
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14
The NightingaIe's Song.
the Century John Burroughs de

the Century John Burroughs de
5es his "Hunt for the Nightingale
ngland, with the following resu
/ Il n almost fruitless chase "When
go patience was about exhausted, /
| mir startled by quick, brilliant call
I u histle, few rods from me, that
1T once recalled my barber with his
blade of grass; and / knew my long
sought bird was initiating her throat.
How it woke me upl 1t had the qua,-
lty that startles; it pierced the gather
ing gloom like rocket Then it ceased.
ouspecting | was too near the singer
moved away cautiously and stood in
a lane beside the wood, where a lon.
ing hare regarded me a few PAGES
away. Then my singer struck up
again, but | could see she did not let
herself out; just tuning her instru-
ment, thought, and getting ready to
5ranslix the silence and the darkness
A little later, man and boy came up
The lane. ] asked them if that was
she nightingale singing; they listened,
and assured me it was none other
"NoW she's on, sir; now she's on. All,
but she don't stick. In May, sir, they
makes the woods all heccho about here.
Now she's on again; that's her. sir
now she's off; she won't stick" And
stick she would not | could hear a
hoarse wheeling and clucking sound
beneath her notes, when | listened in
tently. The man and boy moved on. |
stood mutely invoking all the gentle
dlylnities to spur the bird on. Just
then bird like our hermit-thrush
came quickly over the hedge a few
Yards below me, swept close past my
face, and back into the thicket. had
oeen caught listening; the offended
bird had found me taking notes of her
Try and WORKOUT pipe there behind
he hedge, and the concert abruptly I
ended; not another note; not whis
'er. | waited long time and then
moved off; then came back, implored
he outraged bird to resume; then
ushed off, and, as it were, slammed
he door Indignantly behind me.
'aused by other shrines, but not
ound.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14

The virus Of al diseases arises from the blood
Samaritan Nerrine cures all blood disorders.
DR.. }. A. Patmore, of Riley, Ind. truly re-
marks; Samaritan Nerrine cures enilensv y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14

D. H. Hopkinon, Of the jewelers. Cir
cular, says thattB a well-known fact
that no watch will keep the same time
with two people He believes that it j.
in some way dpto the temperament Oh
the wearer, as heays the mere physical
differences in gait enhancement between
different peoplebnot sufficient to account
for all the variations that have been
observed. As watches are affected by
the machines fn generating electric ligh
and are magnetism iron mines so as e
affect their time keeping it is probable
that the watch bafccted by the magne-
tism of the individual who carries it.
! Dr.. Foot's Month";
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14

This being leagsar Philadelphia Ita ; yonng
men are chewincum, while the young
ladies' chew cloyesoffee and things.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

Jneasiness is a species of sagacity
a passive sagacity. Fools are neye
uneasy.
A thousand parties of pleasure d.
not leave a recollection worth that Of
one good action.
Whoever entertains you with the
faults of others, designs to serve you
in a similar manner.
Look on sIanderers as direct enemies
to civil society; as persons without
honor, honesty or humanity.
Constant activity in endeavoring to
make others happy is one of the surest
ways of making ourselves 50.
If you hit the mark, you must aim
a little above it; every arrow that flies
feels the attraction of the earth.
A country always produces some
great men as long as 1T preserves the
worship of those whom it has lost.
1t is not the deed a man does. but
the way he does it, that should plead
for the mans compensation in doing
it.
In life, as at the great competitions,
there are some people who obtain hon
Orable mention without ever having
a FIRST prize.
There are some persons whose
friendship is eneumbering and clum-
sy to a point that makes us wish the!
would cease to love us.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14

What is the best Hair Dresser? What is
the best Dandrtf Eradicator? Which is the
best Hair RetSreF? Which is the best of
all Preparations for the Hair? CARBoLINE.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14
CamPhor Mix cures aches a,.d nains Ok,

lnuotse the above statement.
A. M. RorrNsoN, Jn..
Apothecary. Bangor, Ne.
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SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

| Carcasses of cows and sheep when
have died Of contagious disease N
France a,e dissolved in sulphuric aeid'
and the resulting solution IS theh
treated chemically f5r the recovery u
salts. vlic!. can be used as manure
! Actual trial has shown that there IS a
profit Of seventy-fye cents on every
dead sheep.
Ordinarily, what we see of the sun
is the philosophers. But outside oil
that and beyond it the sun has an en-
velope of gas and streamers 2oo'7VV
miles in extent, and sometimes
million miles. and even five or SIX
million n lies, are thrown out. ms
invisible part becomes visible at times
of eclipse.
The plan of numbering the hours
consocutiyely up to twenty-four Q eloch'
and doing away with the AN.
pm" system, is gaining ground IL
America. The Cleveland, Akron, ana
Columbus Railway now print thell
time tab es on this plan, and watches
and clocks are about to he made VIII
txentv-four hours marked "consecu
l irals .ly in double circle inside TN
nary figures.
Ia n immense Land-saurian was founC
summer in the Laramie formation
dakota. 1t was thirty-eight Zee
-, and belongs to an extinct orde
Reptiles. 1t has decided a(inities t
- s. being in head something Ike
- le. In the maxillary and sphenolda
it has more than two thous2n
yL Ii. We quote from a reputable au
- ty, but the account reminds us
II Western tendency to exaggeration
- Lit is case where scientific accur;
necessary.
he manufacture of rope from a
IS is likely to become an industr
considerable Importance in Englan'
q strength Of the article being est
- ed at about one-fourth that
- nary hemp rope Of the same dian
- Rope of this material of one an
- If inches in diameter is stated
- breaking strength of one tn
e twenty feet of it are calculated
- -esent a weight of thirteen and on
tn pounds. Some Of the purpose
- Enumerated, to which this kind
- is especially adapted are theatre
- brigades, and means of esca
ii dwellings and public building
advantage being that it will n
@IVl and drop its burden if the far
) upon it. 1t is made like ordlr
= " ope, and is spun from ltali
StOS thread
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14
Oar Brst FnmIItas

] have been troubled for over six years with
severe kidney COMPLAINT also a weakness
OF the urinary organs. with its attendant
troubles NY water needed constant atten-
ton some Jays as many as twenty times.
with seyere, pains in the bladder. AZ we'll ne
in the back and loins. AT times 7 nas7ed n
limited quantity of urine, highly colored win
unnatural neat and sediment; freonentlv
excavations would be yery nainfnI 7 CO..,
cluded thal must do something for it, felr-
ing tilat lio'e serious trouble would follow.
Went 70 70 lne druggist and was recommended
70 use ngn Jus remedy, as it had been used
WIN WonueIiui success in several severe cases
OF dropsy ana kidney and bladder affec ions
here IN pangor. | concluded to trv if. and
before nad used one bottle found It was
helping o ine beyond my expectations. Nv
wafer le9a ~ more natural, less color and
seo lIill lne pans in back ana that heavy
zee llls eUn 10y vain q general toning up of The
system; ana continued to use it until Tusei
SIX botes' and it has completely cured me
15.ne i !, u I'D ny family have used Hunts
hei9 9 ~ wIlh equally IS good success, and
we 10 ~. hesitate to recommend it far an
near, oe,is'ilg II duty as we'll as pleasure
% [eoJu'iie ~ SO good medicine as Hunts
i.e sI;.s,a,, Iou are at liberty to give nv
ieS 81 70 the public. D. T. HopGDFN.
0'slng'on' Me-, May 10, 1888.
indorse the above statement
a. Nj. RorINsoN. in.
AD0thpPa pan1or NJ
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14

A young ladgatercd a music store.
and tripping up the handsome clerk
pertly asked Have you Happy
DreamsYn SheHe nonplussed when hl
replied, No ma an am pestered WIZ
mosquitoes.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14

oanifHor MIX cures aches and pains. 25c.
isYour Blood 1ures
for impure blood the best medicine known,
sooyills Sarsaparila, or Blood and Liver
Syrup, may be implicitly relied on when
everything else falls Take it in the spring
tune s'pe Wy for the impure secretions OF
the Oiood incident to that season of the year:
and lake 1t at all Tins for cancer, serofula,
nVer complaints, weakness, boils, tum9rs
s s,,.la skin diseases, malaria, AMI the
thousand Ills that come from impure blood
10 I5 insure cheerful disposition take scovil'
bioqa aug Liver Syrup, which will restore
the iiiilia 70 It's natural equilibrium.
81 bo,ic speakers and singers use Piso's Cure
loI noarseness and weak lungs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14
Piles! piles. Piles.

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured worst cases of 20
years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes alter using Williams Pile
Liniment 1t absorbs tumors, allays
itching acts as poultice, gives instant relief.
Prepared only for Piles, Itching of private
parts. Mailed for 81. Frazier Med. Co,
Cleveland 0,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14
prysEST PARAGRAPHS.

u,.tter how high everything else
!. me may always get bottle oil per
fnmsry for a scent.
man may court an Investigation :
~ eourting a girl is far more prefer
sbIs-chioago Telegram.
hater advertising that his bread
.h.rd TO beat" was Disguised when
t No. nrinter made it hard to eat"
Hand organs are often accompanied
r. two cranks : enc on the end, and
tbe other standing behind. = Boston
Times.
1n,nlted gentleman: "You are in
debted to my cowardice, you young
sconndrel. that l don't knock you
down"
Cruel. "Fanry, mummy, the hair
dresser wanted to shave my mustache
orr aYcs? Well--and did hep
Punch
liz Who is wise will advertise
H.ub,.s goose viii say It's no use.
81 ,levcl-headed srg will have double
. L. \.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14

THE MINISTER WHO FAILS to interest his con8rega-,
ton and build church generally benga preacher
OF OF not studying hard enough That not always where the trouble
zones IRON Dyspepsia and liver disorders responsible of many
sermon and many pull p When the Dohles
apparatus IS working wrong and his are giving MN pam anu m
@ refuses to do its duty almost impossible to MAKE or 10 eac D.
good sermon Give your suffering bottle Brown Iron M
r You will its effect Sunday preaching 81 he Key MI
Ahrg of Codorus payzed and could not walk except with
clutches, until Browns him. The Key
Mr. White of Rock HILL says at restored me TO strength and VI
g Browns Iron Bers not only for the ministers but Tor all people,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14
QaestEeas and Answers.

Phoenix Pscfd alsdres cold and cough. 25e
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-14
MENsMAS's PERFORMED BEEF royTc the .,

MENsMAS's PEPToNIzED BEEF TONIC, the only
preparation Of beef containing it's entire nni,.i-
tous properties. 1t contains blood-mal,ino
force generating and lile-sustaining properties.
invaluable for Indigestion, dyspepsia, neryops
prostration, and all forms of general debility.
also, in all enfeebled conditions. whether tie
result OF exhaustion, nervous prostration, over
work or acute disease, particularly if resulting
from ulmloaafyG,o3mpiaints. c swell, Hazard Il.
Co., Proprle'ors, New York. Sold by druggists.
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r.. D'f'A"NsAA" VS., F.. EARNsHAw
:: 4 B, EARNSHAN & BRO,
or DIJI
"Wh0itsal. : lfs'.n Dealer.
a-IN.
CO 0cer'ss, Fionr, Feed, Liquors &c
. IL and u SITS. S. E.

III ltsad,lis oil g.
me- 'l,s.rooni in a quicll-step move
14Vo1vgstoeou Helula
got pencil that writes all
COLI said Stamping to his wife
"Nnat color do you want it to write p,
His vile suggested red, and with one
foot ready for a jump Stamping calmly
spelled out 'r-e-d" with his black pen
Sentinel.
Hand-painted suspenders are not the
proper thing for gentlemen, says a
fashion item. We are really glad to
hear this news, though it doesn't affect
us any The old yarn suspender, fast
ened onto a shingle nail is still good
enough for us.-EUonstiHe 1yyus.