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WHO BIDEs HIS TIME.

Who bldes his time and day by day
Faces defeat full patiently,
And lifts mirthful roundelay,
However poor his fortune be-
He will not fail III any qualm
Of poverty-the paltry dime
1t viii grow golden in his palm,
Who bides his time.
Who bides his time-he tastes the sweet
or honey in the safest tear;
And though he fares with slowest feet,
Joy runs to meet him, drawing near;
The birds are heralds of his cause,
And like never-ending rhyme,
The roadsldes bloom Ia his applause,
Who bides his time.
Who bides his time, and fevers not
In the hot race that none achieves.
Shall wear cool wreathen laurel, wrough
With crimson berries in the leaves,
And he shall reign goodly king,
And sway his hand o'er every cline,
With peace writ on his signet ring,
Who bides his time.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-08-08

"A man may be ever go firm be-
lever in the theory of evolution, but
when he is afflicted with boils he is not
always a believer in the "furvivai of the
sittist."
The songs of the incarce-ated Fish,
with which we are so frequently treated
are very like a whale.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-08-08
HOW rs IT.

"How is business?" ssid Gllyspoor
10 Flipkins.
Business is looking down-looldnc
down," said Fliplins, shaking his head
deploringly.
Meeting again, week later, Gilly-
spoon asked Of FliPkins the same ques.
lion, to which he replied:
Business Is looking up-loohnc
up" said he, rubbing his palms with a
satisfied air.
"But how do you account for such a
change in so shoEt a space of times"
"Weli, you see, the fact OF It is bust
ness is 1at on its back and it must look
up"
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Can be had if Wanted.

"HaYe you any malarial here?" asked
a lady who was looking at rural board
ing place for her family. "Well," said
the landlady, 'we hain't got none list
now; folks haven't asked for it, bnt wen
get it for your family if you want it. B."
Most folks get malaria without wanting
it. To get rid of its noxious effects use
Browns Iron Bitters. Mrs. 5. Il, Mac
Donald, New Haven, Conn, says, 81
suffered from malaria for nearly six
years. Browns Iron Bitters cured me
completely."
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orour. a Mother,s Trlbute.

"Whls IN the country latt winter my little
boy, three years old, was taken ill with Group,
II seemsl as II he would die from ktranau,
lauon one Of the fsniily suggested the nso
81 AYLn'S CaERHY PICTORIAL, a bottle Of
which was always kept in the house. This
WaE tried in small aid frequent doses, And
70 osg delight in less than half an hour ths
little pTtient was breathing easily. Ths doe.
tor said that the OHERnY PEcToilAL EAd
savel my dsr.lng's life. Can Won wonder a.
our gratltudeY S.ncarelY yours,
mis-. EMMA SEDyEY."
100 West lzeth ST., New York, May l6 Issa.
~ have used AYER's CHERRY PHcHoRAI
N my family f0r several ycsys, and do BOT
hesitate 70 pronounce " 0le most eff0etual
remedy for coughs aod colds we have ever
tried A. j. CRANEH
Lake Crystal, Ninn.. March IS, iss2.
"IsuGorsi for eight years from bronchitis.
aud after trrpg many rcnIctffe with no sae-
coss Has cured by the use % AYTR's CHBR-
ny fFfrpnAT JosrPu WALpES."
byAalia, Miss., april 5, lss2.
- cannot say enough in praiss Of AYEa'S
CHErRN fHcIlnAt, believing As I do that
4ut i9F iIs use should long Nnes have died
Palestine leaas, April p, isS2.
No case Of an affection of the throat o.
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the use Of AYERS CHERRY PEoToRAL,
and n viii aiioays cure when the disease u
not already beyond the control OF medicine.
PREPARED BY
Dr.L. G. .Ay0F&Co., Lowell, Mass,
ssl4 y a. psussss
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Wife. Don't bother me now; un-
twist your own suspenders; we surely
viii be late. It's time now for the first
dance, and am now only half dressed
for the ball"
After man has led fast life for
q while the fast life begins to lead him
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pr. Fraxlor,s Root Rittsrs.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not a dram
shop beverage, But are strictly medi-
cinal in every sense. They act strongly
upon the liver and kidneys, keep the
bowels open and regular, cleanse the
blood and system of every impurity.
Sold by druggists, S1.OO, At Thomas
drug store
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---"I do think thirteen Is an unlucky
number, to tell the truth" said a pert
young miss who had just entered her
teens. 1T is too old for dolls and toe
young for 5eaux."
The silent watches Of the night
those not wound up.
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Evil cucumbers corrupt bananas, "
is the way little girl repeated the text
She was quite right, as her little
brothers stomach-ache after dinner tes-
titled"
--"Sheol and blazes," is but poor
substitute when man steps on tack.
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Dr.. Frazor,s Mnain nIptman..

a sure cure for all boils, burns, sores,
cuts, flesh wounds, sore nipple. hard
and soft corns, chapped lips and hands.
Price 90 cents Sold by druggists. VIII
lisms Mfg. Co., Props, Cleveland,
o. Sold by Thomas, the druggist,
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BORN TO BE GREAT.

PROLOGUE.
Great, ah, me,
Few are so;
And to be
Great We know
Isa right
Fate has given
To the best
Under Heaven.
And the rest
For 1t fight.
THE PROPHECY.
He was born
Meath star.
Shining lone;
And his ma
Said "his fato
Is to be
like q star
~ AGhti Nih hFt
Said his ma,
"Will be great"
THE FULFILLMENT.
Years rolled on,
lie grew stout
Thirty stone
Thereabout
Weighed! and so.
AS his ma
lrophesied,
A great car
Case he died
In a show.
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George; "Do you know, Ethel.
old Stokes had perplexity fit the other
day?" "a perplexity ftp You mean
q parallel stroke.O
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Which gains the most at a corona
tion-the King or the people? The peo-
PIE gain 2 sogese!gn and TIE King gains
, eEpFH.
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8 Tcrtlhl. Couch Cured.

a" ln iSt1 TONS s--g0sc cold which affected
my lungs. / Atl toIrhe cough, and Passed
night aftes night without sleep The doctors
gave ne Nr J irifd AYERS CHBRRY Pee
IohAi., Wa oh relieved my lnngs, induced
sLaeP, ana alto gcd me The resi- Necessary
continued use Of the PEcToRAL perna-
nent care was effected ] am now 81 years
ola, hale and hearty. and am sa1shed youE
CHERRY FIfTnRAL saved me-
HORACE FAIRDhoTHEn.S
Rockingham, VI, July is, 1852.
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HOTELS AND Jerry
CAReoN HOUSE,

JONATHAN KlsTLER, PROPRIETOR,
BANK ST., LEHlGUToS, PA.
The GA 4BoN House offers hrst-class accom-
mOdatiGns to the Travelling public boarding
by the Day or week on Reasonable Terms.
Choice Cigars, Wines and Liquors always on
hanl. uosd Sheds aud stables. with atteu-
tive IIostlers. attached. April l0-yt,
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtoral.

No ether complaints are % insidious in theis
attack as those affecting the throat and lungss
none ?" trjlH) N.ta hy tIe ma GRITTY Of suffer
crS The o. Auary cough or cold, resulting
Ia laps from q trihlug or moonseious ex-
posffe, is often but the beginning Of fatal
,ickness. AYTE'a CaIBRY PICTORIAL has
weil proven iis efficacy in forty years hsht
with throat aI4 luGg diseases, and should bo
r'acn iI a.. cases without delay.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-01-16

lliamondX any
where on the N
imal. Range on
Big Mule creek
Barber county
Ma. Cattle n
charge OF T. III
Callison, Sun
City, Kansas.
GSy
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BIG CLOTHING DISPLAY.
Goldsmith & Co.'S Announcement OF
Fall shipments.

Goldsmith & Co.'S Announcement OF
Fall Shipments.
We are now opening our fall and
winter consignments OF clothing Tor
men and boys wear, manufactured ex-
preSsly for our trade by Mr.. L. Gold
smith. OF Baltimore. Our goods are
81 tailor made; although fully equal 10
the best merchant tailoring goods, they
VIII be sold 70 per cent. less. The pat
terms are all OF the newest designs; our
wholesale department Is complete IL
men and boys clothing, furnishing goods
and hats. Prices 70 compete with east-
ern market.
We carry the largest stock and best
STYLES OF Mems and Boys Clothing IN
the city. Wholesale buyers c9n save 10
IL % per cent. by buying direct from
GOLDSMITH & Co.
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Totalinau
Nerrons. DehiIitated Men.

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ECZEMA on a CHILD.

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ANTON BOSSNIER, EDISBUReH, ISD.
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ITCHING
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1ieved by Cuticura.

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TErrER OF THE SCALP.

! wss almost perfectlv bald, caus By
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COVERED WITH BLOrCHEs.

want 70 tell you that your CUTICCRA Re
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FREDERICK &AITRE.
% ST. CHARLES ST, NEW ORLEANS, l..
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TRUTH WILL TELL
Don't Read These Testimonials
Because They are Genuine.

He. Grow, Electropathist, No. li2
w. South Temple Street, opposite
Valley House, and next to Sandberg's
store.
SALT LAKE CITY, October Ist. 1885.
Mr. H. Z. Gr0W:
Dear SRI cheerfully give you my
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Bishop Nineteenth Ward.
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Respectfully.
MINNIE MADsES.
II. Z. Gro,r:

II. Z. GrOr:
Dear Sh About seven years ago l
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Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA. soc
REsoLvEST, S100.: SOAP. sc. Prepared By
The POTTER DRU9 AID CHEKIcAL GO.
Boston, Mass. s nd for How 70 Cure skin
Diseases d"
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THE BRITON'S GAME.
The Salt LakePs Meet a Decided
Defeat on Monday.

) match game OF cricket was played
at Lehi. between the Salt Lake eleven
and twenty-five of Lehi and American
Fork combined, which resulted in favor
of the latter clubs by a score Of rs to
III. The playing was classed among
the finest ever exhibited in Utah, al
though no big individual scores were
II. Bates bowling, S. Potts
wicket keeping, and the general cricket
ing OF MesSrs Haddenham, Day, Rob
inson and Brown were noteworthy. The
defeated eleven will doubtless challenge
tho seutherners again at an early date.
The following is the score:
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Dear Sir Previous to coming to you
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America without much benefit, but am
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YOUR treatment I have been greatly
benefited.
Very Respectfully.
VIRTUE Gift.
Cliff Row, West Temple Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-21

DnTPLEs. Blaekheads. skin Blemishes
L III and Baby Humors. Use CUucCEA
SOAP
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Cliff Row, West TEN,
II. E.Gro,r, Esq:

II. E.GrOW, Esq:
Dear Sir:-For nine months succeeding
the birth of ny last child my suffering
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heard of your success in treating
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treatment OF similar cases.
Respectfully.
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Consult the above named Mrs.
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No. 80 and Al, FIRST South Street.
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BEST FOR ITCHING DISEASES.

One Of our customers says your CUTIcURA
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SALT Like CRY, October u, 1855.
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: Gin 8egnabigungs @eiu9 bon
2iest, benz M6rber &umpfs in Sranfs
furt, 1T auridgelpieien tuorben.
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tpdre, pie0ei@t au6 unre6t. gber laB
mid bOrber nit ibr fpre6en. 5age
bid in bielem ginenl 9u bait es mir
ia geitern f6on sugeiagt!
IS fei! fagte Senblingen. Mber Gu
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barren 81, laKen, als unbe6ingt n6tbig!
Berger beripra@ es unb ging. St
Menge i'm benft, unb bod tpar es ibm
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res aog, als liibte er beten, 6ab fein
Mort tpirtiam fei, beten tpie nur te elm
Meni6 cine @naoe fiir ii6 ielbft er<
flebt- -
Der Wdrter mar erffaunt, als er
mie6er 3utritt gu ber 3eue berlangte,
au6 8ictorine blidte ibn befrembet an.
(6ortiesuns folst)
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EeraS.

= Der fatbolii6e priefer South
BON Muftin ftiirste bel Tisfbille bon fei=
mem pferbe unD muroe cine 5trede tpeit
auf Der @r6e fortgef6leift. Ct ioll febr
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= Mu9 in Waibington Gollntp tpirb
cine Wabl iiber ginfibrung bes 2ocal
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= Sn Sort Wortb bat man ben Me=
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porte0o mollte 2ulu &isbell heiratben,
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treiben, oeBbalb tuollte ct lie aus benz
Wese f6affen.
= Gas Bunbesgeri6t in Nuitin bat
cine Grau Namens Mrlinston gu etnidb=
riger 3u6tbausbaft berurtbeilt, neil fie
bur6 betriigerii6e Mittel peniion err
langte.
Sn Muitin 1inb bereits 400 8allen
Der neuen 8aumpoqernte eingetroffen.
: Senator pope min binnen Sur
gem na6 Wafbington geben, Inn fiir
bic Mnnabme Der teranif6en Grens<
i6ubs6orberungen gu arbeiten.
= Waribal Sadman 1T nit 5 Sc
fangenen nod bem 3u6tbauie in @be=
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Sebemssuertber als ie sanpr!
WolHons groBartiger @ei9dftspalaft
ieit benz neuen umbau.

lett benz teuen umbau.
Sn Der leBten 3eit 1T biel in Der bie=
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S6ulbauten, bon ber procraitination=
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babn unb anberen neuen unternebmun=
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@Orporationen, oon Metiengeienf6afte
BON @emeinoe, gountp, ia fogar
Stat unb 8unb, perbient aber bet Tim
ternebmungsgeiif ein5elner Burger feine
Bea6tung? Oieie Grage legte 1i1 Elm
gertreter Der uGreie preNe" bot, als er
Dem ertpeiterten @ef9dfte oes 6errn 8.
Wolfion einen 8efu6 abitattete.
@6on bor einiger 3eit tpielen mir
auf Die umfangrei@en 8erdn6erungen
bin, tpelcbe Serr Wolfion in feinem Sc
f9dfte on Main pla5a bor3unebmen be-
abii6tigte. Sieier @rpeiterungsbau 1T
iebt 10 gut tpie bolenbet. eSebe @roB=
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bielt Nort unb ieBte bebeutenbe Maa=
renpoiten ali reinen 96leuoerpreiien ab.
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itdnbe auf 2ager, bic er at abermals
rebueirten preiien abldBt.
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bungen foeben eingetroffen tparen, beren
gmpfangnabme unb 9iuffenung Derr
Wolffon 5u leiten bate, 10 bate er nur
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| beit bate.
Da Wolffon ni6t nur ra9 ben sro=
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fogar nod europa feline erfabrenen unb
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uniere 2eier berii6ert fein, baB Molf<
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b6berem @rabe als friiber Der Mittels
punft uno Der @ammelplab fir ale
Oieienigen lit, mel9e BEL ratipnellen
preiien rationele Waaren ein3ufaufen
tuiinf6en.
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GelbffntprS . 0serSmdb.

9err 6. ma6te BEN 8erlu9 ieinen
gals ab5uf6neiben unb es tpdre ibm
beinabe gelungen einen S6ritt MAJ
9enb ben bic Ner5te 5undben muBten.
Ut tpurbe bur6 gtiebergei6lagenbeit gu
biefer Sbat getrieben. yiteberge19la,
genbeit fann als Golge 9ronii9er DDsz
pepiie unb S9md9e betra9tet tperben.
Sieien armem Rerl bdtte man retten
f6nnen tpenn man bel 3eiten 8rotpn's
gifen 8itters angetpanbt bdtte, benn
bieies bdtte fein 8lut neu belebt unb
bic Spspeplie entpurselt umb bdtte ibn
geiunb un6 fr6bli9 gema6t. 9err
W. 6. Willcott. pDrtlanb Me. fagt
r8rown's giien Bitters lit ein ausgez
aei9netes Wtittel gegen Sferbenfraut=
beiten.1
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8ibt is fiir Ausmanoerer.
@rose Yr' isermabisuns in oer lleberfa4'

grcBe Yr isermdbisuns in ber lleberfabrt.
Der llni erseiAmete 1T ermadti1t @aiiaqe.
ideine, freii .BetOHismng einsel9lofen, BON 8re.
men iber apre un6 anttuerpen mod Gan an.
onio fiir $4 Lib au85ufellen.
Der PREF fiir bic MeiIe bon Gan Nntoni1
nod oben 8 eaaunten Sdfen, incl. 8etofisuns,
$62.S8.
0erner RI 6u3irte Giienbabnraten mad allen
Srten IN 8 ,euti9lano, S@tpeis, 9anemarf unb
Grantreid.
Mdberes gu erfabren bel
s. @rieienbed,
22,1 ,tuu @afases gsent Gan gntonio.
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= @roBe Miensen bon ST.. Mus
guit &6nig's Samburger
Sropfenunb Bru # t + e tperben
in iebem Sabre in meinem 2aben Der=
fauft.-Sobn Demon, Bite unb gbmonb=
StraBen, st. Spiepb, Mo.
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u 3ue Cure

sntbdtt ein( ieesnsiIt &c ~. a!ie Sun gumbhu fer.
raAreune I'd Iei. bas 70 pieI man peis. in feiner
sabcrn Mr3t i entbaItea it, cs entbdIt tein gbis
.iiu, aud lei re mstadiIGen pher anbcrn babIid5en
BeitanbtbeiI E unb bat bGacr feinen nad5tbeiIiaen
Ginflmb a,lf ,ie Gonititutio onSern Iabt ben aSr,
per 70 eei.tis mic DOR Der Slranfbeit
gBir gars .nfirci,, baB sssr's Mauesgure ole
5due Don Il Item, remittircnaem, itiuem. gebfeI.
unb @allei 4iieber. 70 pie 2ebsrIeiben, bic
our1 Sirnp Iuft berbeisefibrt iino, beilt. Soute
es mad ribi ger sIrmeno,u3 i'll beiten uerfebIen 70
fino bic Sd bIer bmrb infer GirfuIar pom l. SuIi
1882 ermd4 ist, aas @ea suriid3u,ableH
Or. SO ap.r & Co.. LumeII, dsraH.
s aIen Mpot5eten ~ baben.