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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-01-14
COUNTY. NEWS.
Elk.

Winter Is very positive IN his asser-
items that he is here. ..
Our principal occupations at present
are caring for stock aud keeping up
fires. -
A letter recently received from Mr..
Thomas. our former citiZon, states that
it has rained lnost of tho time since his
arrival in CALIFORNIA;.
Frank Turner is in the east visiting
relatives and Irwin Wass and family
have moved into Mr.. Turner's house
to take care of his stock during his ab.
seuce.
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7th inst. I saw a piece taken from the
Philadelphia Times. relating to the
marriage Of Mr.. Franzen and myself.
l wish to corrobnrate the reply to this
article made by my husband (which Is
published abOve.-ED.] and published
In the Philadelphia Times Of December
Z. Also to state that it was not until
after lefC school that became &C.
quainted with Mr.. Franzen; and that I
never. at any time, had an idea of 20.
ing to India with my sister. Yours
truly.
Mrs. NJ. FLORENCE FRANzEN.
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RUSHM0 ORE HOTEL,

E. T.. WEMPLE, Proprietor.
Thi. r. new Hotel recently opeueA o. the
worthtnstOn Sioux Fallxrailroad. Fjrse.eaaD
accommodations and everv attention shown -
quests. 0O"d hiehen and duck shooting IN ~
vicinity.
Good Stabling { First Class Livery.
RUSHMORE, HMM.
7.AO-lv
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Old wears gone.

A>V" COL WIN SIu"
storm.
Christ Kunkel has returned fran his
trip east.
Peter Larson intends to bni|d 4 barn
36x56 feet on his farm, on Sec. &c.
John DeBoos shipped 81 cars Of fix
this season, All increase over last year.
II. DeW"lf is pressing hay in town
now. lie has lively crew of pressers.
Tie sociable held at RObt. Shores
on the 9Th inst. was we'll attended and
enjoyed.
Church services at the schoolbouse
on Sunday next 1T IL \. NJ, 10y Rev.
Matson.
b. I. Trip lost three head of cattle
lately. supposed to he caused by dry
murrain.
Ed Kunkel of Ransom went of to
spend few weeks in Iowa. He is ex.
ppcted to bring a lady partner along.
Good luck old boy.
Chas. II. Tripp has purchased the
old Tripp farm on Sec. 20 and has iln.
proved the house, and intends to have
the land broken up in the spring and
sown to fax.
Mr.. s. &. l.. Moore. of GAINESVILLE,
MINI, has purchased the old Hevener
farm east of town and intends to be
on hand April first with men and
teams and improve it.
Bigelow is booming. We have now
hay press, two stores, lumber yard,
coal yard, blacksmith shop, and a few
days ago a No. l carpenter, Mr.. Mike
Wagner, Joined US. He intends to
make BiRel0w his future residence
We closed the old year with a nice
entertainment, given by the children
of our Sunday and district. schools
Mr.. Fred Graves, our Sunday school
teacher, and Miss Louie DeBOos, our
district school teacher. were the mana
gers. The recitations, dialogues, songs
aud music were much enjoyed by tht
crowd. of listeners, but they also did
honor to the supper, and don't you for
get it.
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''BEGG's CHERRY COUGH SYRUP
Is perfect success" is what we hear
OH all sides by those who have used it
and find 1t a certain cure for coughs,
colds and bronchial troubles. For sale
nv r. d. Barber. TT
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy does
not dry up a cold but loosens and re-
lieves it. 1t aids expectorati0n, opens
the secretions and frees the system of
the poisons of q cold. Its soothing,
healing and strengthening powers have
won for it the title of the best made.
Every one who uses it says it is good
medicine. Sold by G. W. Smith.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Rway

MINNEAPOLIS and At. PAU -
Laying Chicago via the Chicago, Rick Island 4
rasine Hallway: st Louis via the st. louis. Keo-
kuk North hwe.teIn Railway, and Ninnrapoi,s
SnG ssnn ht: fauS VA the Minneapolis & st. L,uiy
THE MAIN LINE
Extends from Burlington. Iowa, to Albert II.
alnncs0t9 1 1Auseati"e Division from II useatine
cltnton Division Clinton. Iowa. t. Eimirs, Iowa:
Iowa City Division. Elmirs t~ Riverside, iow >:
Isoeosah Division, Cedar Rapids tO PCxivil:c:
end DeeoIsh, lowa; Iowa Fails Division from
CSas tIs.a. n4Has 70 WoithinEt9n Mtnn., and Wa.
Va ~ Mastix1n, Iowa. 'O'
IT will be seen from the above that almost anv
portion of Iowa, Minnesota. Dakota and poTth.
Or the East. South or Southeast. eau Lc reached
oy tlis line and Its .onnc eii0,,s.
MAPS, Time Tables, &c,
Furnished on application tn Agents. Tickets
for sale q All coupon Offices to al points in tGe
United states and Canada. ~
G. J. IVES j. X HANNKCAN
.Prest. Gen: Supt., Chi. OK lass. Dep.
u CEDAR kAflDS. IOWA.
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Senator Gray is considered the hand
soonest man i'll the senate. He is tall
and straight, with a good form; has 4
long, silky mustache and black hair.
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Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
SANITARY Lotion. This never fails. SOFA
by e. ". Smith, Druggist, Worthing-
ton, MINI. 37-ly
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALEBY AD-
TER7ISEMENT
WHEREAS. Default has been made In the
W conditions of certain mortgage executed
and delivered by John T. Bremen and Winey-
%S1tns ns w fea tSte to
cember. A. D. 1884, and recorded In the ONCE Of
the Register Of Deeds Of the county of Mobiles
In the State of Minnesota. on the 3lst day Of
December, A: ID. 1884. at 2:20 O'Clock p. m. In
there is claimed to be due and Is due ut the date
Of this notice, the amount Of Three Hundred
and Iwenty-nine and 75-l00 Dollars( ($329.75l.
And no action or proceeding has been institu-
ed by said mortgage or any part thereof:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given. that by
virtue OF power Of sale contained In said mort
pr6yded. said mortgage win be foreciosed @ % By sale sale
OF the mortgaged premises therein described. at
public auction by the Sheriff OF said County, for
cash, at the front door of the Court House in
the village Of Worthington, in the county Of No
bles and State of Minnesota, on
Saturday, the 18th day of February,
A. d. 1885, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to satisfy
mortgage, with the interest thereon, and costs
and expenses of sale, and Twenty five Dollars
attorneys fees. as stipulated in said mortgage
In case OF foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage. and
80 to be sold, are the lot, piece parcel Of land
situated in the county of Mobiles and state OF
Minnesota, and known aud described as follows
Lot No. Seven (7J in block No. Twenty y-nve
(25), as described on the village plat Of the vii
iage Of WorthingtOn, said Mobiles county, now
on file In the Office Of the Register Of Deeds Of
| said county.
w. &. MARITIME. Mortgagec.
GEO. W: WILSON, Attorney Of Mortgagee.
Dated December 3Oth, 1885.
First pub. Dec 81. 1885. Last pub. Feb. II, 1885
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Levsson Lytion, Lord Lytton's
cousin, who died suddenly in New
York few days ago, had come to this
country after 4 man who had stolen
S75, 90 from him.
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Miss Cleveland's New Years dress
was made by Mrs. Tirney, Of New
York, Il schoolmate of the daughter of
Secretary Folger, and lady in re-
duced circumstances.
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HARD TIMES.

While money IL close, wages and pri-
ces low. expenses should I've cut down
il every household! Economy the
watch word for Mothers, head off Doc
tor bills, by always keeping in the
house u bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup. Stops a Cough in-
s:antly, relieves Consumption, cures
Group and Pain in the Chest in one
night. It, is jnst the remedy for hard
times Price 50 cents and 81. Sam
pies free. Sold bv DR.. r. D. Barber.
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oOeSA0 "~o
The direct lire across the state of Iowa for
Minnesota and Dakota Points.
Connections made are with all inportant
lines leading
NORTH. SOUTH, EAST and WEST.
NORTH for MINES POLLS, st PAUL and n,
na. Wyoming and Oregon
SOUTH Tor st. Louis and points in Illinois,
Missouri, Arkanxss, I Iexas and all pvinIS Sout6
and southeast
EAST fer Chicago and all eastern points.
WEST l0r Council Bluffs. Kansas City and al]
points IN Nebraska. Kansas, Colorado, New Mex
tc0. Utah. Nevada aud california
Ia"d Explorers tickets for sale ut all coupou
onlces. both single and round trip. I" Iowa, Min.
nesota, Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska, Nissour
and Texas land points.
Solid Trains with
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
are ruin between
CHICAGO aud ST. LOUIS, and
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The Ashton Chronicle is to be here.

afcer published by Grau & Bixby, u
Mr. Chas. Bixby having been taken in
to partnership by Mr.. Grau. By-the-
way. several exchanges mention that
Mr.. G.. has has recovered the use of his
hearing in q rather remarkable man.
ner, and is recovering his speech.
Wonder if that is so, or is it a joke.
Such 4 subject is a serious one to joke
about. If it is really a cure of deaf
ness the ADVANCE extends its con.
gratulations.
Through the courtesy of County At
torney Langc it is learned that from
November 10. 1884. ut which time the
law requiring report to I've made to
the county attorney of all criminal
matters went into effect. until January
l, 1886, there haye been thirty six Grim.
nal proceedings reported. OF these
there have been sixteen cases reported
10y Justice Hallas. OF Adrian; ten by
Justice Durfce. of Worthington; two
by Justice Gordon. Of Wortl'ington,
aud one by Justice Taylor, Of Elk, and
seven district court cases. There have
been twenty-five convictions. The to-.
tai amount of fines and costs paid by
defendants is 1901 .04, including village
fines. There were eleven cases of AS.
sault and battery, eight of drunk and
disorderly, two Of larceny, one Of AS
sault with intent to commit rape, two
of assault with dangerous weapons,
and five cases of violation Of liquor
| laws.
The real estate transfers in Mobiles
county for December amount to $685..
$40. If VIC add to this $46O, ,25l, the
amount for the previous eleven months,
the total for the year is $525. .6VO-over
half u million dollars. This is addi-
tional to the sales of school land,
which amounted to 1873, a grand
total of $685. In the issue of the
ADVANCE of December II it was stat.
ed that the total for the year would
reach $500, 900. 1t has passed that fig
ute with rush. The railroad compa-
nies have also sold considerable land
in this county that has not been put
on the records. This showing rathe,
holds over Rock county, which will
probably come to the front with
1887 So" The best feature of the case
is that it represents sales to people
who intend to come on in the spring
and settle. Look out for the boom
next year-indeed one can almost hea,
the swish of the rope as the sexton ii
preparing to ring in the good times
coming
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There are 1858 patients in the Oregon
insane asylum.
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REAL ESTATE TRAN8FERA
Register Of Deeds Johnson furnishes
Us the following list. of real estate

Register or 2eeds Jollnson furitisl
Us the following list. of real est,
transfers for the month OF Decomb
A Boysen to Mcwilliams. NIL 4 s-loi-lo, 4l
Sa.ue to Andrew Larson, e5<nWk 9-lOl-la
Ssme ~ John Bucl,nes, exse4 ll-lOi-4O,
Sss,no to 7 Fisher. neH 7-lO%-i0,
Same to John Conrad. AwZ 3-lOl-au, /
same to Jacob Nelson. swN s-lO4-a0.
Same .e 70 = s'red Dierks' n>><<seN and s3znek !,
NJ n Beekiey TO Geo D Dayton. lot II block
l8, MOrthingt"n,
W Z r, l'enecEe to E e Fields, s1fse,1 Is B
j X B.teman to Easto. s}]znw1@ -los- 50. /
IL Il Anderson 10 Almeda Taylor, lot q
block s Andcrson's sub to Clary's addi. :
ton to WOrthington,
Anderson & Biseiow to A Forbes, lot S
Fl II Anderson to John w Lewis undx lot
II block 7. wortlington. l.
Jas = G'oss to e D& I'M Camery. M and .
% NJ ( and N % swZ3-iSs.ss, Si A. . '''" - ''e'' /
C R,IF& N " Land aud Town Lot Co to ::
II BOfankamp, lot 3 block 6, Ellsworth,
James COsper to r Halstrom. w11se1N 10 !
8 4 4 Clark to Meagher. and neAsw,
H 6 Crawford to Mimi Loan aud 1nv't Co,
IA Crosby = Geo w speet. nv,f al-laa !. i,
Coo Day to John G johnson, swN ls-lo4-
Geo d Dayton to Minn Loan and 1nv't Co,
E " Dayton Ii c ford, swN % -1o24l.
Annie G Durfee to + Il Durfee, lots and
block II, WorthirglOn,
Geo J Day to svante Johnson NV %So-lN- o
CFrederiksen to Sarah A Brown. nwA ,
s Il Graves to Jacob West, neA 2-lo4-4o. i
Gallaher to b & J A Williams. nw4 p
c ( Hatch to H c crawford. s'3znwNls-
r% y IL; Gsys to N c r'eder'ks<n. nwx '-loa- :.
J + aollapeter to H c Crawford. sen a. =
Jas ts' + 1 John R Jone. to Hans Dahl. sx
c. Knauf to John Meyer. lot s block T.
Lais s Kcllar to P s rUlveline, lot block
H Maschke to A c Ieistico, e1h<zseA a4-,o3-
A II Mowbray to Lewis label. nwN 4-l04-4o.
II P M"cSwiney to MINI Loan and lnvt
G G Marden 70 AEON Forbes. whscA II
Mimi Loan and 1nv't Co to v Cryder etal,
R " Mobcrly to to Geo J Day. n>zneN TO- j.,
II Mylius to Ellen NJ Pau!son, n11nwA
27-!O3-43,
Alex Mitchell to c Engelman, part seA1s-
G II Humphrey to Eh'e R johnson, shswA
E II Ramsay to T c Price. nei4 6-lo2-4o,
Nancy j Simmons to AZOm Forbes, sHSeA
35-lO3-4O and neA 2-lO2-4O,
Danipl Shell to II + Torrance undM of part
of swA 23-1024O,
Shell & Smith to J 2 Sel5erg, s,4nwA 9-10l-
l. A Susong to VIM McIcish. seA 1s-l02-39,
st P& C r X Co to John Honnef, wsswA
33-lO4-42,
Same to o s Mclick. ne14 7-10c-43,
Same to ThOS Erickson. swA 17-lO3-43.
e. st p r r Co to John Dunn, nHneA
l9-lO3-39.
Same to Paul Mueller sw14 1l-1O2-42,
Same to Geo J Day, lot block ~, WOrthn,
Same to II X NeyenS, swi4 19-1Ol-42,
| Same to Mary Brown, lot 10 block 53, "Or-
tllington.
Same 10 Geo " Shook. sw11 2l-lG2-43,
Peter Thompson to Svante johnson, swA
| and VASE '2S 1O3-40.
w & $ F Il r Co to Samuel Jones, lots 4, 5
Same to L S Roberts, lot il block :, Adrian.
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n. FLORENCE FRANzEN.

John Sherman WAS reelected senator
from Ohio yesterday.
The first new potatoes of the season
are in the market in southern Oregon.
The ADVANCE has received . copy
of Vick's Floral Guide for 1885. 1t is
a beautiful work Of $50 pages, colored
plates, and 1000 illustrations of plants
and flowers. Price 10 cents. James
Wick, Scotsman, Rochester, N. Y.
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Gov. Hubbard has received the res.
ignation of Hon. John L. Gibbs as u
member of the house OF representatives
of the twenty-fourth session of tn e
legislature Of Minnesota. It was dated
January l. 1t is said that Mr.. Gibbs
took this step to prevent any possibili-
ty of his ineligibility to the governor.
ship, as the law forbids member of
either house from sitting in the guber-
Material chair within year from the
time of the close Of the term Of such
membership.
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How Cents BROUGHT $40.

And will often do it again. A reader
tells how the advice got about selling
his grain. in one number of the Prairie
Farmer, which cost him only three
cents, saved him over $40. Many 9th.
ers tell of similar and larger gains In
the same way. No other journal in the
country has been more uniformly cor
rect in its advice to farmers about
markets. future prices, etc., than the
Prairie Farmer, since it came under
the management Of Orange Judd, who
is, by the way, one of the oldest agri
cultural editors in the United States,
and is entirely at home in everything
pertaining to soil culture in all its
branches, and in all that relates to out
door rural and farm life; also to in.
door life in the country, village or city.
No journal has q better housekeeping
department. The Prairie Farmer is
now an "A l" journal. full of good
things, plain, practicable, reliable, is
very finely illustrated-in short. is just
will pay. Though beautifully got up
duced to $3.50 . year, or less than
as the new volume, lvolume 5o) for
x00O 10 JuoO OO8 ADuAue' L Ou WAL vuOuA
US for advising you to do 80. II not
satisfied to take the paper on our ad-
vice, send for specimen copy and see
for yourselves. Address PRAIRIE
FARMER. Chicago, Ill. The AD-
VANCE and the Prairie Farmer will be
furnished for $2.60 z year in advance.
Geo. W. Horton, Of Seward, was
married twenty years ago last New
Years. A. number Of friends gave him
a surprise party on the occasion of his
''China Wedding" and brought him a
number Of fine presents, among which
useful and ornamental. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horton are old settlers in Mobiles coun
ty. have lived through hard times and
will now be counted among our pros.
porous farmers. They return thanks
to their friends for their kind remeus
brance.-Fulda Republican.
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Leopold Won Kanke, the German his.
tOriaI, now more than ninety, presents
the anomaly Of man who has never
taken any exercise and yet is in per.
feet physical health.
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CURE FOR PILES.


Piles are frequently preceded by
sense Of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some affection
of the kidneys or neiehboring organs.
At times. symptoms of indigestion are
present, flatuiency, uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspi-
IatiGn :; pr%d"cng t*, very ds;sreeanle
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding, and
Itching Piles yield at once to the appli-
cation of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts ef.
fected, absorbing the Tumors. allay,ng
the intense itching. and effecting a
permanent cure. Price 50 cents. Ad-
dress, the Dr.. Hosanko Medicine Co., {,
Piqua, o. Sold by DR.. Il. D. Barber.
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There are over 100000 volumes in
New York nuhlic libraries
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APriZe 6: !: e: 81; :; ;; s;

viii help you to more money right away than
ANYTHING else IN this world: An cf either :ex.
tuMo 0penS before the workers. Aneolutely sure
AAo1ee address. TRCE & Co, Augusta Matse.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

~ nose VINO have l+en poisoned will,
mercury and potash nostrums should
buy =. .. 5. II, dry form. :,
=..ssss >. s., the great blood remedy, is
NOW on the market in dry forn, aud
car. be prepared for use ut home.
The Swift Specific Company use oyer
E1lOO. .UD worth of alcohol annually in
s1l.o manufacture Ut their medicine.
HE TIC tax taken from alcohol used in the
manufacture OF medicine would save
them about S7j, GOO Il year.
The newspaper mail Of the Swift Sue.
cihc Company is larger than the CON-
Ot1t'd mail Ol the newspapers Of Allan
~ cOmbihed. THEY advertise in all
the hrst. class newspapers of the Upi-
ted States, and have eaci, paper mail
- TO them, to see that their advertise
mehts are inserted according to con.
tract.
r A great many people want to pur-
chase 5. s. 5. by the gallon, but the
company never sell it in that way. 1t
!s put up in packages in dry form and
u battles, aud can be had OF any: re-
spectacle drug store in tile country.
The 5. 5. 5. Company receive Il great
Esaany haterf Dl1lering their celebrated
medicine direct, the writer stating
that there are 80 many limitations and
they are afraid of getting sw indle,'.
This can he easily detected. Every
genuine bottle has the signatures Ut
j. W. Rankin and e. 7. Swift on a
strip of paper pasted across the cork
Of each bottle.
The Swift Specific Co. have two
books they mail free to all who may
apply for them. One on Contagious
Blood POisons'' and the other on
BLOOD and Skin Diseases" Send for
them.
George Bancroft the historian 10
hard ut work on an exhaustive review
Of the late legal tender decision of the
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-01-14

With It's Issue Of the 9Th Inst. the
Rock Rapids (1owa) Review com.
menced volume fourteen, with q new
firm rs editors and proprietors. COM
posed Of J. NJ. Parsons and F. r. Creg.
low. The new management having for
the greater part of the past eighteen
months been connected with the Re
view it cannot be said to be an entire
change.
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George Bancroft the historian 10
hard ut work on an exhaustive review
of the late legal tender decision of the
United States supreme court.
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THAT SALLOW COMPLEXION
Is caused by a disordered liver and
can he relieved at once by BEGa's L1v.
EN- PILLS. the best laxative in the
world. We guarantee every box to
give sati*factiOn. r. D. Barber, agent.
Emma James says Miss Celestine
Eustis of South Carolina is the most
patl ician- looking woman che has seen
in Washington since the days Of Mrs.
Fish.
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The opium seizure at Port Town.
send amounted to 600 pounds, worth
$13 a pound.
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Total.
Scare in sickness.

In all cases of neuralgia there are
certain localities where pain is more
intense-these are called the ''painfui
points" Rub the painful points"
thoroughly when afflicted with this
disease, with Salvation Oil, the great
pain :nni'lilator. Price rs cents bot
tle..
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had to comb back the hair from my
forehead and omit the parting to con-
ceal my badness. Since then Parker 8
Hair Balsam has made my hair as thick
and glossy as ever. Ladies whose hair
is getting thin will find the Balsam just
splendid.-Mary Swanson, Chicago.
OO-1no
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Cure your cold while you can, Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy will do it.
For sale by G. W. Smith.