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words moaning ''Ficidt' aud 20

words meaning ''sicTGt aud so
UoGSr tbt, tenn arc ihGnIcd all pri.
Vatc alphab,ts or svstcm ut character,
Tor the sac tran u .si1n % secrets. As
fast rs bus Nc, icr was n discovered. I'm.
man Ingenuity crr,rived another stiIl
rnurC Intricate
\ cipher neutrality-suspicious. for'aii
ortp1ry purposes is foUud ~ us'uy
nc alphabet of nly langugt IN an M.
Ncr''d oulr takingI Tor a, Y for n,
y Tor. {, anil so on examples ~ this
may often he seen IN The advertising
columns ~ our great dailics.
When u i, only desired % wife a
crypiostam. aud n1tpr NJ IL. 4uch Qtber
characters may Lc a cd a- arc mutually
agreed upnn by cOuc ,n,loats, or ~
alphabet may be transl osSd in other
way. \ figured Ciphcris ono in which
'the letters OF uC alphabet arr numbered.
aud these numbers compose TIC GAP
tO2ranh To HsarG secrecy il j.. of
course, ne, essay that The particular
sHrics oi Humhurs chosen shall be known
yonly IA tho.v who Hss zee cipher. H..
1.sAnotiier pinn consisted Am choosing n
certain bOOk ~ dicti mary appears TO
have bern tie ttvorite and bv "A mple
citation OF tn number eft the pare, of
the coinnin and wi the line, ssalrngcs
RECONSTRUCTED. the KEY Co which wa
extremely eli cult of discovery hv onr
mot in tho secret l}tst ~ the number of
different die iOnhrips was NECESSARILY,
lint ed the fny .tcry cou a USUALLY h.,
solved by any one wiling 60 dt.votr
time ami PIT cuce to hunting up the
particular one ad1pt,d. Various other
hooks have hcrn similarly used. such M
spelhng-bOeks and even the Biblc
But these " stems we're ctnii,erS0r,e sp.l
were all more ur hes open 10 de,c,yieu
SIN, with devices such ~ tlic. q. NOR,
or less Ingenious. the wo id was fain to
bc content until ahuut forty years AGO.
when scientific discovery was mate
That Indirectly converted cryp, grnphy
into cOgn eel calling. requiring
hgught. labor aud Inventive ability.
The opening years Of the second half
OF our century found The world In
Rmalemcn, over the then recent invcn.
Lon OF telegraphy. Sine that time tho
earth has bocn girdlcd with wires, aud
there Is now sclrc,ly any pace OF note
pneonuoctcd by electricity tn tie re.
hottest seat 1T civil Eat ON. Myriads OF
messages were SoOn sent lying over the
ear b OF flashing under the sea. the mon.
oey-kingsaBd tho monarchs oi trade were
quiok " avail themselves efthe new and
srcedior mode Of controlling the worlds
markets, and soon became its best pa
irons slAtnSn.en aud diplomats. sat in
their respective cabncis aud reviewed
intolligenco In ono short hour thai
must formerly have taken weeks 10 reach
them. -r... -
Immediately n new want made itsslf
felt Secrecy had be0u sacr iced AZ TIC
shrine ofspood. II the mail was slOx
% afip ded privacy. hut the contents of
n tclcgraphic message are of necessity
known to others besides the sender and
the recciver SO the minister. the hank
er and tho merchant soon began 20 send
cipher dispatches. IL was quickly -dis-
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covered. however. that existing meth
Ods OF cipher-writing were unadapted
10 telegraphy; the costliness OF the new
invention necessitated brevity; and thus
IL was not long before there went whirl-
Ing over the wire messages OF ten words
that. properly deciphered, Included from
thirty to ifty. $50 q --s-s.s
4 A great proportion Of commercial
message 10 buy and sell and
the ] S0--nre similar in their terms. and
hence Il is that n single word represents
ing three or four words in frequent use
i tie plan on which our present cable
cryptography Is based whereby there Is
annually large saving in expense.
Then, too. as trade increased and
competition became fierce. every firm
wan ell its own cipher system. distinct
from any used by other houses In tie
same business; and reflection will ena-
bic Us to appreciate tho vast nanlDer. OF
cpafatc ciphers in use ina great COM
mtrrial center like New York City.
{ Therefore. in COURSE Of time, the pre-
paraiion OF cipher systems for mer-
chants and others using the telegraph
largely has come to be a regular call
fnE. and in every large city. the sign
Gable Codes" is TO be seen. At one
Of these Offices we may bc accommodate
I'll with cole of from fifty TO i've
thousand words, NJ n cost of hundreds
: OF cents or ot hundreds of dollars.
Most o. these codes are a'phabctical-
Z " ranged in parallel columns. Ike
shipping SIGNALS English words
and phrases in one column, and their
ciph re uivalcn in another. To such
magnitude has this bus ness grown that
tall languages are rausacked Tor suitable
tcrypiO srapAic codes, and every day
ser- their preparation growing more
I complicated aud costly. nee .t4t
Tie modern Geographic signals and
J Our various systems OF short hand may
be called examples Of cfpher-writing.
4 though in these cases, IL ooHrse, speed
4 and brcyity are aimed at not secrecy.
\ Not srhlOm very pulling cry kilograms
alr cor on Inscriptions. The reader wi
| doubles. recall the anu in" instance
narrated i'm The Pickwick Pa. Grs-''
+ I ~ exists at the present Lincoln 0
tombstone in Trinity .Church-yard, Ne.y
1o.k, u cryptoxi Am that has otter
bothered many visitors TO that historic
spot. Recently. however, there APP
pea eel in metropolitan newspaper g
solution so interesting Us To be worthy
of preservation, more especially as TIL,
icIyPtOaram is a capital example OF 4
tf'prlyatC alphabet" The insc iption ii
question Is on the heaL-stone at tbs
grave OF jaime, Lceson, i'm the uptown
corner near Broadway. IL is quite wei
preserved, and runs thus: -
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FACTS AND. FIGURES.

The report of the Minister of Ma
rine and Fisheries places the total value
of the fisheries Of Canada at Sl7,215,-
SIS.
= There were 1876 accidents last
year in the Pacific coal mines; 323
deaths. making 153 widows and 5iz.
orphans. There was one death TO
every 10000 tons taken out.-San
FfdaciSco Gil.
Canada has $1,000 lacrosse players.
300 curriers', 1900 snOwshoers, $500
Ell keters, 1000 football players, 1000
rowing-men. 1000 base-bsilists, 1000
bicyciists and 10000 given TO other
spOrts--GcEt-cdl Witness. -ea
l--Tuiare Lake, in California. is
rapidly drying up. 4 few years ago it
was .ftmlles long and 2l miles wide.
Now it IS about i miles long, and has
an average width of less than miles.
san francisco Chyoaicle. q a
-TEe Year, 1885 was more favorable
: Ter potatoes than any since 1873. The
National Department of Agriculture
make the average for the country
ninets- three bushels per acre, and the
total yield lbs, 900, OOJ bushels.-N =.
I Times. lf
by, the viii of'the late Stephen
VIII ans. of the Roxbury division of
+EostSn. the Hampton Normal School,
o. Hampton, Va will receive $50, 900;
tho Home for Little Wanderers, Boston.
tS20, 900; the Home for Aged Men, S.
000, and the Home for Aged Women,
,0JiE The remainder of the estate to
be equally divided between the Rox-
Larry CharitaJle Society Post
VI The following schedule of charges
Afor tie sale of strong drink at retail
was fixed b. Judge of Dorchester
/ County, Maryland. in 1888: West India
frUm, one gil, 10 pence continental and
! Frsuch rum. pence; country brandy.
20 pence; Frcnch brandy, shilling 2
pence; beer Ter gallon, A shillings;
| cider per gallon, 3 shiilings; rum with
-sugar 10, punch, 2 shillings; rum with
= sugar. for toddy, shl ing 6pence.
( The number of school libraries in
france lis increasing rapidly. In 1865
: the number was B., 8 3: ia 1871 the num-
Der had risen to 1869; i've years later
. 10. 1876; i'm 1870 there wers 20, 552 of
them: and last year France counted no
less than 'SD,oJJ school libraries. Be
u. sides these there are 4,0C0 free public
libraries. of which excellent use is being
made la EnshInt there were in 1882
only nineiy-siX free libraries.
10 According to the censns report of
] 1882, New York leads The States in the
-nlanufacture of cheese. having produced
1 during thatfy car Us, 722.Sj2 pounds, in
| which production the value OF material
lhwas S5.375, sec, and the value of prod
ucts was SS,720,490 No o:her State
ut all compares with that, Ohio stand
! ing next, with 17,S0S,19I pounds
70 uo OF materials, @i,0l3.6 3: value of
products. N,36l, l2i. Close upon Ohio
comes Visions II, with u, S0G.esi
! pounds; value of materials. S932, BOB;
value of products, 1870, SG0.-M y
4 Sun.
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tRYProGRAPnY.

Sne" early tiRos men Rave dew ,s5i
variuus MAYA OF -lceJlln4 important IN
tclligcncc IN manner so cGrrtually dis
guiscd tlq,t 0uE thrNc Tor wH1nl the
news was iahia1 ~ iou'i (P-ull lie TO
understand thc meaning "A What was
written.
CutH comparatively. recent years
diplomats. 81 ,tsmcn and military or
naval commanders yere the pruriDaI
persona compelled " c'rctm Stances "a
Keep their. alairv Or their 'in9ujlei
movements shroudcd in sccrccy. So
long rs there was no regular posted
service, important letters were seut by
courier, and thus Tic weight. . -ccrcts
were Oftouat The MGR, y 81 One inclined
90 b. dishonest
before ths spss,d Of cdpcali1n. anil
at q time when Nv possessed u KIN WI
edge Of onl-ethep lrpangs dian their
own. 90 indi,c u letter or dispatch in
iOreign ibugjtd Na5 wanlly ampD
protsdihn,asa.nt.a -sirrepttiuti PRIV
ing into it, contents. Eu' IL il now
naany .yFars sincr ults1 safeguard was
broken dOwu, and IL became necessary
for an WIN lid not want their cor
rcsVOudcusc ka4wu To- infcrGsLsd par
lies Ia CUntrivs sOmV means 6lsE0mmu-
nioati Y with tie pen tAat =. Ould defy
scrutiny. lkncu tlprc came into .cv-
tenn We 1rsG ne OF Oi vrttiDg1b ciI her,
cahcd-crvptogrtrfrys from twO>fIrrk
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WIT AND WISDOM.

The milk of human kindness is new
or diluted. ~ J. Mail.
The best way to deal with cold is
10 avoid &c .ic9Jo IrijUnc.
Gray hairs are honorable, but lots
If old sinners wear them.-M o. Tic
ayuisc --..--
The Washington Sentinel, the brew
-cJS' organ, speaks of elderly women
of botl sexes" And vet taev saw that
lager beer Is not Intoxicating. CITY
De-ric:.
=. You are right in supposing work
hard said Frederick the Great to a
Friend. j do so in order 10 live, for
nothing las more resemblance to death
than idleness"
We're down on hoss stealin',"
said the chief of the vigilantcs to the
horse THE they were q out to string
~, "altl ave are ricaseI TO see YOU are
in-a-cord with us. ~. I Mars.
"A facetioUs swell. who danced with
q couple luf [ hicago girls at a partyire-
Gently, remark 81 that. although he liked
rings on his fingers, he couldn't stand
bellies on his tOes.-Ch Chicago HcrGld
-" Where shall we find orr teach
ers?' asks. an elucalioaal exchange.
Wei, many of our sweet girl teachers
may be found sitting on sofTs with nice
young men, any time after eight O'Clock
p. m. -DctTott fost.
New, darling. will you grant me
one favor before go?'' ''Yes. George.
i w il, she said, dropping her eve.
lashcs and getting her lips in shape.
what is the favor | can grant you?''-
Only = litt!c song at tho. PIANO, love.
am afraid there is Il dog outside
waiting for me, and want to scare him
away. '-RktidieJhiI ca.
Never leave your clothes on the
line all night. rem arks the household
depastHa srt OF an exchange. We'll.
yes, it's letter TO hang them over the
back of a chair in your room. Then if
you should happen TO oversleep- a few
hours you won have to 90 shining
around the back yard in the daytime
grabbing up your raiment.-Boston
Iosf.
\ A youth of limited means, who had
just married, sent his wife s rich father
a beautiful copy of Tom Hoods poem,
What Can an Old Man Do but DEP :
( The gratiiied iather-in-faw at once took
away his daughter, dubbed his son-in-
law, and. having lroken his leg ON the
{ front steps of the youthful schemer,
suei him for. $4,000. And now the
young man has concluded that an old
nlsu 5 sphere OF action Is not so limited
as Tom Hood supposed -Rarcard Lam
po0R. seA14-sas..s----- tsss
=" usedto run newspaper my
self, said bald-beaded and EARNEST
eyed man who came in one day to sell
us n map of Central Africa; .but some
how or other never could hit on mot
to That would take. First / tried. q Be
just and fear not pext, The truth is
mighty and must pfegaii,1tAen; The
early bird gets the worm. and fasffT,
Hew to the line, let the chips fly where
they may VII le was running that
motto, the foreman accidentally left it
ont and ran for four weeks in its place,
before i discovered the error, Take
Sockdolloger's auti-bilious pills Be-
fore 1 could think of a motto under
which, could win success the Sheriff
took the paper off my hands. Nfaate-
toicn (DeL) 1rGaScIipt.
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Extending to the end Of my toes and to

e
Extending to the end Of my toes and to :
my brain! s.s,s = .sssslsl,S Y & =,
sa~" Which made me deiiricusI
- From agony e't .7 a-9 'ssSeS
:. $. 1t ttok three men to hold me on my bod
81 tinesi ~ ~. ~ g-yf a
= {" The doctors tried in vain to relieve me. =
But to no purpose
"MorrIfinc' and other opiates
I" Had no effect! 80
After two months was given up to diei.
ia1" When my wife - -.,sslss-ss-, $ ,spx.s
heard neighbor tell what Hop Bitters had
Conc for her, she at once got and gave me
Sons, The first dose eased my brain and
seemed to go hunting through my sys:a,E r'
for the pain. 80 -ra
The second dose eased me SO much that
l slept Two hours, something had not done
for two months. Before 1 had used i've
bottles, was well and at work, as hard as
any man could, for over three weeks; but I
worked too hard for my strength, and tax
Ing hard cod, was taken with the most n
acute and painful rheumatism all through.
my system that was ever known. called
the doctors again, and after several weeks
they left me a cripple ON clutches for life, 4
as they said. l met friend and told him (.
my case, and be said Hop Bitters had cured
! him and would cure me. poohed at him,
but he was so earnest was induced to use
them again. In less than four weeks J.
threw away my crutches and went to work
lightly and kept on using the bitters for five
weeks, until became as well its any man
{ living, and have been SO for six years since.
il also cured my wife, who had been so for,
years; and has kept, her and my children
well and hearty with from two to three
bottles per year. There is no need to be
sick at al If these bitters are used.
\. ,ss s.-os ]. j. BERy, Ex-Superyisoy.
/ " That poor Invalid wife. ~.
"Slster! a
" Mother. - $780, esse<
COZ Daughter!
g Can be made the picture OF health With
few bottles OF Hop Bittersl
" Wild 4tou let tlte',s suferf' zreg
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SSSSSSXXXXXXS3SSS3ssSSS

They are such as are made up of two
parts of equal shapes. Look carefully
at these and you will perceive that the
upper halves of the characters are a
very little smaller than the lower halves
80 very little that an ordinary eve de-
clares them to be of equal size. Now
turn the paper, upside down, and with
out any careful looking you will see the
difference in size is very much exaggera-
ted; that the real top half of the letter is
very much smaller than the bottom
half. 1t viii be seen from this that
there is tendency in the eye to enlarge
the upper half of any object upon which
it looks.-Chicago Times
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kcgping the above in mind, and re-
Numbering that Tao Is frequently NJ
curing word in English composition,
wild materially aid one who ESSAYS to
unlock some seemingly intricate crypuo-
gram. In tho G cipher systems In COM
mon use the character appearing often
est. whatever il may be. will probably
stand for the letter e; n this can be de-
tcrmined. an important step Is gained.
tie
THERE'S. however. cipher that alb
solagdly deiie{ dissection. AMI Of it we
will now speak. S''''''''N
n MAJ times such = cEyptogram is Of
grfat -xAlue. and perhaps il was 20 N ceG
THIS Want hal tAa French devised their
''undecipherstb!e Sipher.'
Its plan IS somewhat Involved, but its
secrecy eau not be violated save by
those having thu ~keT-vori } Both tho
writer and the peson to whom. the
message Is sent must possess a diagram
Sc Vie a5cOmpanying alphabet, az al.
agram they must be agreed as TO
key-yorA and upon the success with
which the latter IS concealed depends
whether the cipher remains undeci-
pherable. ~
Now. let us suppose the key-word
chosen BE- notwithstanding" and that
the message it is desired to send be.
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II 80
oEsn,le S,, aou.1 ,l .. q N 1..,. =,
Sadly own M gHUnuulb Lidt
Toe..lu weak mortal IN 20 darkest hour: Z
Thou blist INC sorrOwful nO nDrU tospair.
when hlrh m Heaven thou bId'st Thy torch
Casting ON ;;arih holy. peaceful ilght
NV heart ndurrs thrc a. Thy Cum diyluc,
lfeootho hy thee llopa-inspring Nightl
an ankious thOus hts. al cvll tVdngs nyi l..
Ny soul doth rcst slaoc thou, Night ART
nigh.
Whom thou hast cast DER all che sleeping land
Thy darkcurd r De. the symbol 20 tny state,
Alone bei.sitl.i lsgS ssa.- ua.asl,, ses Istan.-
NafhsSii :, a M n t'Tthou HI my 80
10 pi re- the 0.Snlt ol lisa,cn great mys-
terry.
r. Then sweet Husic n the airfhcsr, ...
a. riprrtnt watgr. falling SIT a''f low;
with soul IA p'urct 10 Il ~. ~ g. r.
Itwaftytlc '6ui from svihI, uint' dvaS
tcay ? behlnd The -e,i e'v-s tsa1sof clss.
Frcuds loved he hotter s'nc,' they rosscd
Lc4iiis a legacy ~ vi l ir.p1r-
r ind dS n@s sm EN- 30 Sses 49,, ~. ,d gay
ntfa in Zach smile. fu1c iu each l,lsinr eye.
- blcs, rcurhor. Sirs,'s r'r-i-hivrfr,H
Lent for b. tmr untp tltr thourh'iHh MUD;
when tnrmprv can u.Ct t.r C..u Is uplift
Tho urIsl sOui aWtk IONA UIu zinl,
Throw w ~ Ct,trubr ms ost.c rtfc,
Aud grant u.Nlgs Oi 80 iInmortu ate.
At-s p,ou, o n aht: who eanst those spirits
to az r.. :. F .! g q, ,9sgori9l
a n cha ID = 4. Iurl .a o. thnriIt .tur tktrs.
Waft, ~ 80 vi ~ tgC FOR ~ r1'fs f,o ~.
lrwoods ~ uuUu'uine. echo lIHk lie ng
-No5ut a. N StNHH. 90 C,dmbsfs JWu1iui-s
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The battle is LOST The two are writ
ten, one beneath the other, as follows:
notwithsta Ing
b o at q s os {

THE battle is LOST The two are writ
ten, one beneath the other, as follows:
notwithsta ng
tn batt = s os I
The first letter in the top line is n,
and the one under il isl. binding "a in
the top horizontal line Of the d agram.
we also look for in the lel hand per-
pendicular column. and, following ttc
perpendicular column frO:G 70 down.
ward 10 where the horizontal line from
intersects il, we fud q NJ that angie.
Proceeding in this manner with the rest
a the sentence, we obtain this cryptic
gram:
800 HWY YJSBEY JG PXGA
That all ordinary means Of c'pEer-
reading would fail 90 cove this may be
IN erred from the fact that the letter I,
which occurs four times in the mes
sage, is represented in the cipher first
by h. secondly by "a, thirdly by b, and
fourthly by n. The ''undecipherable
cipher is fully equal to its name. II
the key-word be not long enough. or
too long for the message. il is repeated
a many times rs are necessary. or n
fraction of it may be used. To unlock
the cryptogram the key-wUrd is APP
Piled and the process reversed.
Recently a Danish civil engineer in
vented machine for c;pher-writing,
W ich he calls The CTyptograph"
This apparatus is constructed on the
general plan of the typewriter. has
forty-one signs worked By the same
humber of tangents or keys 1t can be
so arranged that two persons. having
agreed upon a kcy-word, may communi-
cate with each other in a sign language
unintelligiblc Ia others not acquainted
with the particular key-word. All that
is necessary is for each correspondent
To possess one of the machines set IN
the same manner. The combinat ons
possible are said to he practically end
/ lcss.--HEpsr's Bazdr. ---s,
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A Case OF Charity.

Alady living in the northern part Of
this city had her attention directed to a
case of charity the other day which
made her heaTt-strings yibrate. There
was sick woman and two ragged and
hungry children in the house, while the
husband was out tramping the streets
in search of any sort of work which
would earn them bread. The charita-
bic lady made n trip among her ne gh-
borS and collected food and clothing.
and after spending an hour or two W th
the sick lady she lefl dollar in cash to
buy medicines When she had done
tbs she went home with a glad heart.
but-later in The day, as she was OBLIGED
10 pass the house again, she saw the
discouraged husband on the steps. He
had Just re.urned from long tramp.
and rs usual had found no work. The
lady was about TO, accost him when he
called to boy on the opposite side and
asked: ~ -,
SAY. sonny. how much to clean the
snow. pbmy Walk?''
'.Oh, about thirty cents" -
al II give you a,qnarter.''
s1fWell, / guess I'll do it.''
The man entered the house md took
twenty-five cents Of very mon. y left
with his wi e to pay for the work. and
the lady walked on without any re-
marks. The remarks were made after
she got home.-Detrot Free Press,
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MY father RAD an eating cancer for sew.
erad years, which had eaten away his under
lip and the inside Of his cheek, down TO the
bottom Of his gums. We got some of
Swifi's Specific and gave him, and The
effoct has been wonder ful-al111ost miract.
lcuss 9Thesores are oil healed, and be / !
PEI fectly well. Every one here said 1t was
only q question of time about his death.
and his cure has created the greatest ex.
element in this part of the country.
WIN. X. LATHRoF.
- South Easton, Mass, Jan. Z, 1884. sss
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An Critical DelusiOn.

The following is a very singular illus
tration of the optical delusion which a
change of position will sometimes:
effect. Take II row of ordinary capital
letters and figures:
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No MEDICINE has ever been known SO ee.
fectuaf in thu cure OF all those diseases
arising from an impure condition OF tho
blood as ScovILL's SARsAPAEIILa,s !, on
BLOOD AND LIVER RIP. lz'''4sZE
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Sent free to sufferers from nervous,
Chronic and blood diseases, brain and heart
affections, nervous debility. etc. 1t tells of
wonderful cures efected by DIR. Scott,s Coca.
Beef and Iron, with Phosphorus. Sold by
druggists; 81. DR.. Scott, Kansas City Mo.
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Caution 70 Dairxm.n.

Ask for Wells, Richardson & Co.'s I'M
proved Butter Color, and take no other.
Bsware OF all limitations, and OF all other
oil colors, for every other one 10 liable to
become rancid and spoil the butter into
which it's put. IL you can not get 1t write
10 Us at Darlington, VT, to know where and
how TO get 1t without xra expense. Thoa-
sands or tests have been male, and they
always proYe il the best.
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of the i1cipiens stages OF Con.
sumption. Take Pfso's Cure in time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-07

REDDISG's Russia Salve Is uneaualed for chfl-
blains,r chapped hands frost bites, ETC. Try Il.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-07

D'Rough on Coughs, lie, at Druggists Com
pEete cure Coughs, HoarSeness,s Sore Throat.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-07

- An Qsegon man wants to trade a mule
for a wife. Some N n never know when
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-07

WOULD il be correct 70 say that a simple
boy was 4 sillahub.-C Chicago Herald.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-07

IT is the gearing OF machinery that al.
WAYS travels in cog.--LO,oeu Citi=en.