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pleasure-that thing which Nero offered a
reward for You do not want 10 leave il,
it becomes 80 seducively inviting. 1t is
a potent factor in inducing people to be
come temperance advocates and reformers.
You remember Motherwell's charming
poem:
"'The wntcr the wntcrl
The dear and blessed thing,
That all day fed the little flowers
on It's banks bOssOming
The water the water
That mufmur'd In my ear
Hymns OF n saiutlike purity
That angels well might hear,
And whisper In the gates Of heaven
How meek pilgrim had been shriyen.'
"Yes," was the rcjoindcr, chat is all
right when we remember the old muddy
Wolf river, second best, which was fur
nished us at a solid price for so many years
II was like unto that liquid which Cole
ridges Ancient Mariner described TO the
horror.strcken wedding guest
"'water, water everywhere,
Aud all the boards did shrink
WAFER, water everywhere,
Not any drop 10 drink
"And yet, both the absentees and can't
getaways will not be satisfied with water
rs q beverage" was the sad response.
with Bayard Taylor they sing;
"Winc-brlng winci
Let the cry suu bcaket flame and shine,
trimming DER with the draught diyinel
Not from the Rhine
Nor from fields Of BuBundan vine,
Bring me the bright Olynpiau winel
"Wine bring winc'
Flushing high with ~ growth divine
IN the crystal depth ol my soul TO shinc;
Whose glow was caught
From the warmth which fancy's summer brought
To the vintage fields IN the Land Of Thought
"Rch aud free
To my thirting soul win the goblet 10,
POufd BY the llcbc Pucsy"
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a rromi.ea, Minister write.

W W NuTIVI-
Dear Sir-Afier ten ycars ~ great suffering
from indigestion or dyspepsia. with great
nervous prpstration aud billiuusncss, dis.
orlcrcd Kidneys and constipation. | have
been cured by four bottles ~ your Lemon
Elixir aud am nov we'll man.
Bry. e. e. DAVIS,
Eld. NJ. y Church. South, No - Tatnall
street, Atlanta Ga.
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How Mr.. HoibeasarE Received ui.
Money.

NJ q I. Roihenhurg the editor " the New Pms
land gnaiH hdHHa Ne. o. Lagrange arest H.
one twentieth ~ ticket s,ss. which dfrw thr
thd capitsi prise uf tg0s Ia the lat draw lnr al
the Louisiana siais inttsy. iis was atsftg 10 =,
ing anything aiuut the mati,f but the one umafk
that NJ did maks VS. q draw der pfifs aud 4
Iui d,i money Nov ic.i me lone. - Boii5s iNas J
Record, luHf N
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IDLE STREET TALK.
WHAT BUSINESS PEOPLE TALK OF
DURING MIDSUMMER DAYS.

Reflections on the Late County Election
as to Negro Rule and the Supremacy
OF the White Raoe-A Heroic Remedy
Minor Matters.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05

HAVE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments. 25c pcr week
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05

DEISE rhu-.Fcrronc Tor morning head.
ache. scabrOok 4 Co., agents ior Mem.
plus.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05

One Chcks,ns Piano Rosewood 7aoayGs upright
' @ '5" R'' das ' s9 7s @
'''" T & TS,%; s as.s i ''
One sSs G%n s.s ' s S s f @ Psan t.
T;.5 E:,% $ Es .$i. '''
~ $$ 81 $:, $=s s:;ii Si'
% Hs"E"% % ss' siS &; ~, @ @
Exhibition wininn { Music Rooms 5S Main street "O0
wi;naaa COZ Music Rooms: sos Main street "'O
s,CS S'S S %%%a Co. Music Rooms sos Main street 5000
Ss's f.' @Sa CO. MUS: Rooms j Main street 1000
' ws%a co. a: Too~: sos Main street $500
Si' r sG f$ %' %"." i S Sa 1o SS a"
Ca" " see" nv y.5% TSs 6; a% :s5 Windows
One lES T. rS TsS sa% and 1850
One rldr l Sewing Mahnc-sye No bent
onesIidion at Rogers Ma:on Co S Si Second street 0'O0
One Domestic no Family Sewing MuclneCOpctc style
exhibition rogers MaSoa < Co. * sGs Second street O'O0
Ono STANDARD Mo 9SSTos & latest invention o@Oo
Two Pairs Lone STAR All Wool Fine White Bankc-FuT 24
Is iovcasn DTo: Retail Store 81 to 80 Main st 3d."
-Four Pairs Lone STAR All Wool Fine White 24
i store st 'S00
T''"'' Pacific 5s s:s% ssS e. 70" ' ss s $500
dc Eo%Tl" ssiicy Company; So Main street 100
Memphis sGddiciy Company Main street i"O0
Memphis ssidy Company So Main street 5000
@ DC woSiaao,:i Company $50 Front street 50
'"' i%SS ' Company $50 Front street $500
opcnTop Clipper springs back double
steel round edge furnished
On exhibition al Woods Woods Second street " OV'
One Onelose Suieakcr
On exhibition at Woods Woods $50 Second street WV
exhibition Wood: Woods $50 Second street s2'0
Exhibition at Wood: Woods $50 Second street 1000
One Gents Cold On H 'sn in 1TGs con- wsH Main 800
One Ladies ' SS , iT"iS SH f%' G w s Street $500
Silver stcm.w ind Ameic Watch
On exhibition ut J.. 10 lain Street
Hunting tenn. ind
ON exhibition l.. ain Street.
exhibition a G L. Byri Co.'S 10 Moin street ' '"O
Boys Hunting
On exhibition G. L. Byrd a Street.
Waterbury
On exhibition u g l. Byrl Co.'S, Main street ~ V
Handsome
On exhibition At C. L. Byrd & Street
Beautiful Wood
On exhibition C. L. BYRD a Main Street ~
One Beautiful Wood Frame Clock 500
On exhibition at G. L. Iyri Co.'S 30 Main Street
Ten Oncdy Alarm Clocks
On exhibition Jet Palace, Main
exhibition at H. Street
HUI Cooking r.
exhibition Street
Cooking
On exhibition H. WclCr Manufacturing Company
nSoo Cooking
On exhibition ~ wci Company street
Ladies' French Duck . 100
On exhibition rs lcyyN sis Main
Ladies' saichcl 400
On exhibition ISyyS Main Street ~ Wv
Each yearly Subscriber who fails to get one of the abo
ing publication OF best Literature. full list of Literary
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10000 pairs old hinges for sale cheap
at Gahaya
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N. 9. KERR

fisvins purvhs.sd he daily make, u the ls,s
fohn ss,ills up Nsis street respectfully in,i.
~ old pausss Trends .at he public sensuily V
all vhse Au un sss Ne -ssi VAoios u Ill
oaah. stA
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= style oS Agriculture which VIII Never
Ne Very Prsntable.

= style of Agriculture which VIII Never
De Very PrsntabIe-
Too many farmers count thu total
<rea Of their acreage rather than the
'sverage producing usiuc Of tn land.
70 one ever made this diffusive style
NJ farming very prcgtable. Il would
ipay far better in the end 20 concen-
s-rate means and energy within narrow
limits. rather thar sscquire - number
of acres % Re hall r;Iled- Again. the
farmer in putting cit manure gener-
ally spreads il over too much territory.
A near neighbor sexed to wheat thir-
teen acres OF uzi'orm soil; twelve
acres in his usual sray-well plowed.
narrowed level suf the seed narrowed
in The s1her sr~ was well broken,
and six t1ns Of manure 6.oadcasted
and thoroughly Incorporated with the
soil In iDing this the surface became
In fine condition This scre yielded
z2l bushels; the sEelve acres returned
sonIy 81 bushels Per acre. The grain
on the Or acre scsst forty-five cents
Der bushel= on fk< twelve acres. sixty
'1ive cents per b.shel. Yet With all the
lcvidence u fsvorsf high ,czllture we
-still spread onrselves thinly over
broad acrcs- h-should be the motto
Cf every farmerDC make the most OF
each foot u land. and to accumulate
nj the manure hecan and use II to the
6sst advantage Much space. always
wrrv rich nrossrS sf.h1oa 1urpa md
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When sheep arecompclled ito live IN
dirty yard Or. 20 pasture they have
foot-rot or what il called with cattle.
''fouIS" To ef5ects cure. after trim
mingy.he edges OF Ale hoof and wash
ing ~ foot clean wikh salt and water,
put b some powdered blue vitriol
while abe foot il wet, or II dry some
zine to-. A dry uplat d pasture should
always Be At the command Of the
',yoldenkloot." althergh run in low
las Is favorable IL timc Of drouth.
Sheep aF< also troubled with parasites
in fhe form Of scab- This can be
cur~d byss wash Of tobscco water in
whiel1 i : little turpcn1ine "A good
plan = e suub or dip The sheep after
shesrne. Hhc tick or shssp lousc can
b. destroyed also By tobacoL This Is
sDe Of the bst uses the plsst esn -
20 To- The 1susc y sozevisst Ike :
miniature IObS1sr. crab. hsx turtle and
potn1O bug. Ss1phur Il good - REQ
Dmmendcd- as.ft sseats 70 the surface
md vOoss Of the WOOL and the parasites
AXE 4 II their food and die -yOscG --
Y1ym aHr HOME.
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GOSSIP or ROYALTY.

BIcxARcK has been made doctor OF d.
vini<y By the University Of Gicssen.
THE Queen Of Italy, whose teeth are fine,
keeps an American dentist always at court.
Alosr Of the tottering royalties are now
busy matchmaking in vain effort TO
strengthen their position.
The Emperor Of Germany sleeps, as did
his grandfather, on an iron campbell. He
Is subject to insomnia and often walks his
room nearly tie entire night
The Queen OF Sweden rides about on .
little pony and likes TO have the children
come up ana give her posies for which she
sometimes rewards them with = kiss
KING OSCAR OF Sweden spends from six
to ten hours at his history. He says he
would rather be remembered as the his
torian than g the monarch Of his country
men
ExQrEES ISABELLA, Of Spain, has be-
come Al adept ut poker, and can sit be-
hind bob-tailed flush with : look Of secur-
ity On her face that betokens four aces u
the kast-
with the Hungarian national dance, the
Cszrdas. that he has resolved to transplant
IL e. British soil. and il viii be introduced
~ fashionable balls.
The Car OF Russia's greatest sorrow over
the recent railroad accident in which he
nearly lost his life. is caused by the fact that
I'm favorite dog. q gigantic siberian blood
nclnd was killed.
THE Emperor Of Russia exhibits t copen-
hagen an immense dinncr service OF ORES
den china which was manufactured for him
= few years ago at q cost of Gl0.00o. There
- = - -.
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rAsufoxAHLE feminines IN Paris woog
jeweled buttons that cost e305 . dozen.
LONDON. which prizes itself - beng The
center Of civilization, has 10000 paupers.
UrwARD Of 1000 children are reported 70
have died from measles 10 Santiago. Chill.
In less than two months.
IT - said now that England gave 70 the
Germans acopy OF her new rife In return for
the recipe for making melinite.
IL the annual report Of the Governor Of
Alaska he says that the natives IN the in
terror are little better than serfs Of the
Alaska Commercial Company.
TnE French have now discovered an an
ncxable island in the Pacific, and have pro-
ceeded 70 annex H. Their acquisition 10
Raratonga, which has IN area Of possibly
hfty square miles.
THE Queenslanders propose uslng heroic
methods for the encouragement Of Chinese
immigration Aongolians entering the col
ony illegally are 70 be imprisoned for life,
Il the Queen gives her assent 70 the law.
THE obelisk to BE- erected on the summit
Of the Otter Ia commemoration OF the forti-
eth year Of Emperor Francis Joseph's reign
will stand on the highest point IN the EN-
peror's doz1inions-over l2,OO feet above
the sea level
Srcci, the Italian faster. il still giving
fasting exhibitions Recently he tasted
thirty days in Spain, occupying himself In
his usual ways during the period He Las
never had an hours sickness since be ar
, rived ct manhood.
/, The French have custom Of visiting the
| graveyards wherein their relatives are
buried on the LIST Of November. Last year
| there were $4,000 visitors Of that sort, and
| this year there were 10000 in the face Of
the most terrific downfall Of rain.
| FRANCE has now National league for the
promotion Of physical education, designed "a
1T her citizens TO be soldiers. The pro-
gramme which has been completed includes
outdoor games throughout the land, for
which the local authorities shall cot apart Z
'grcsa," whereop the children shall regu-
larly play"
AVA, which gives . Territorial lille 70 the
Marquis Of DuRcrin and Earl Of Ava, has
now dwiudlcd down TO poor village, but Il
was formerly the splendid capital Of pow
erful kingdom. 1t was the residence Of the
ancient Kings Of Burmah, and was fol
some years the capital Of the dynasty over
thrown BY Lord Duferln-
A TIE city Of Hamburg has entered into thu
German customs union, and the Emperor
visited the city TO attend the formal celc
bratioa Of the event Hereafter Hamburg
wall be German port OF entry, where Ger
nam tariff duties will be collected German.
has copied the tariff system OF the Cnite'
States after q careful consideration on tn
subject by Prince Bismarck
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-. ..
" n ',-s s.-~s -
s-s 49, s-- e,e..,~ No
~ 80 q. : -s- 80 aa,--
s....h 49, a-,~ I. 49, y. n~-,.ssa,.v
= -. ~. ~, "a a. er~;.
80 .c-a;.;c.
r,,,r. c,n.- n..n,,.-v ..~,c.,t-
u~,l imp,emert. ma ,n.chinerv Are
used our AZ door ana reonire more than
ordinary care n keep Them in order vet.
- I rule they receive less care than ~
y;Veo ~ mach,nerv n mills and facto-
ries. ana more rust Out than wear out.
-Rnral Homo.
II 4 ob-erved that ..the mas a
the hufsx,r sold GOES for half price.
year In and year out. largely because
Il il churned ut the wrong temperature
BY persons too stingy or too stupid TO
invest In a good thermometer. A vari-
alton Of five degrees from the standard
spoils or greatly injuries either butter
or cheese"
IL YOU can get along without put :
ting any vegetables In the cellar, you
will reduce the chances Of disease. But
il you must put them in the cellar, see
that they get frequent attention In the
way Of asserting. See that the dead
and dying are promptly removed and
give the cellar some fresh air and sum
! light occasionally.
csaweed. according TO Popular
! Gardening. Is one OF the best possible
manures for asparagus, and those who
live near the coast are advised TO give
tha;r asparaous beds = heavy dressing
with il Winter. it says. would per
kaps be the best time to apply thu
xecd. afterwards covering IL with al
| inch or two Of soil.
| u I. a;s.-.ss;rc "a "a . farme,
-,-;.r 90 49, ,hsn she w.res ~ ,
$500 ,.,,c-a- ~ u tha same i'm.
~ss...;.r 49,, 49, n-o'a,,c.;ve .,.nacitv ~ al
,s-s $50. -s.r - ,h.s ~ I. f,,s,,re hold
' srs.s- s'.s,,,<,r~ - 49,. .rd ~ tho,,
-ss !, $500 - g., ster sowa :,
l--: sh,- h.5 s,.t. - .Tafr
-.,s - 80 -.a;. - . ,.-.-. n.,.t :
81 ~-
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t1porssdSsod in miiiineE. - snresS. y
Rskesa very couspiru 5us place AZ . re-
cent fash1r nable wedding in Washington
r,eariy twothir a the elegantly atfired
fyuesss zge .ailor gowns, or tran "a toi-
lets Of green in one sh11n or another. one
notable scsict being II pine grec1 corded
silk comb ned with apricot fziIle = verisii
with emerald bad GEsbroitesy- Gray
4 sDo1ler highly popular color
Sea Eul dove. fawD-rrsy ar twin
try skt-r being favor5,e< Sea Gull gray
i lovely with grxy-wkitc cloth in com
binafio-- this nearly covered wt-a silver
braid-wurk Many Of xso hsn4some box
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skirt. = ves<, nchu
ard coat The long
skaggy furs are in
great use in these
s,ombinatI<rS - Welt
- the -t-hziret
sezl-skin- beaver and
Astr1khAx Englisk
and Ru@sfan effects
prevail in promenade
toile u. and long.
graceful Empire aad
DircctoEc coats ks0
appear. made Of very
han q - me broad
cloths IN serpent blue
tingcdrlth gray A
vivid end stylish
shadeef Roman red.
UAhcpsny. terra cot
- Horentinc blue.
ard Dany rich shades
81 green IN alperb
toaes Indeei there
i>s rage for green
Iwhsrk conssaar " in
cre1re< Lev&y toi-
lee az every Ant are
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Report ~ B1~h Comnss-~scnes Mcdonald
wAsHrxoFgx. Dec s.-Fish Commi<-
elsper Marshall Mcdonald forv arded TO
Congress yesterday his stafem~1f ~ ex-
pendfures during the fiscal yer ended
Juns -. 1SS>. The total appropriation
- exEs.S~o.cc. md u this <fl-ssfS- was
expended on salaries etc. at the Offices
~ ADMINISTRATION ard <~D.aas on nsinfe-
nance Of stations. There was an exp~ndi-
fure u Ai.29.-es II che distributes ~
shad. <G.sos I'm di<tribrxinx carp and
<s.esi.1s IN distributing ss<non and sssuf-
n the colleesSon 81 sssfinics <II.lr<lc
wa& expended. snd in @rt<pt19c inve<sigs~
tion <13007.1i. ~ total expss<lifure was
s1s3o7C.ss, leaving balancs q sseSG -
hand
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instance, = Dircc<olro gown Of rich gold
en- olive clcth reveals the edge Of the drop
skirt the vest collar and cuds Of pale
ecr1 pilot cloth braided with green and
gold sou.ache- The haf. whether toque or
tu<ban. il Of the cloth q the costume
trimmed with : raiied band Of the ecru
fkbric> and the fur-linet mlf i made q
Give cloth deco< aesd with . similar band
Winter costumes for waiting and the
promenade are Rzssisn-Iike in their cc<n-
binzfi0n Of clctk with fur. - the FIR II no
longer merely = trimming but becomes .
portion Of the 1res& swearing ~ 5ower
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very npcfs woven
hut brzliant cash
mere der ice< Tho
new graceful and
protective cloak
dresses sre made
Of Gern1n brad :
cloth inslI the new
winter c1ior< and
trim N ed with
bands - black
shaggy fur with
cape. collar and
muf e. ~.lf< They
~ 70 perfection.
and all the full
mes il Gasscxi -
the back gust like
. dress skirt he
natty Fren ch
ard ssalking
coats are eisbo-
r1teIy brabci. and
bordcrcd 9TH nar-
row bands Of fur.
Tie Spanish jack
- y another styI-
isk model uith iss
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gress % dAy.presents
conci<ely the ccndi-
tion Of National
finances ~ the close
of the last fiscal year,
together with his es-
Inmates q receipts
and expenditures for
the current and next
fiscal year. The
.revenues for the
present fiscal year,
: actual and estimated,
are placed At >5-.-
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= person who manifests an unusual -
nocence. or Ignorance, II ordinary things.
u often dsrisively spoken Of o being
''Rrcon" But there Gro worse states than
groonness IN this world a green thing
q growing thing Indeed. The words
green" and grow" como directly from
the sans verbal root showing that The
ideas Of greonness and growth we're origin
ally ono Properly. then. u ought 70 BE-
regarded ~ . compliment 70 ~ called
"grecn." The trouble u that the really
green persons do mot usually get tho credit
Of Rreonnesa. 4 truly growing, progress
I've man must 70 always green ct some
point or he VII turn brown and withor and
dry and fall from the tree Of the worlds
useful activities Some personA like
some leaves, take On their autumnal tinta
before they have reached their full stature.
They do not remain green and growing
long enough. They step being learners
too soon. They think II . nne thing 70 b
regarded - ripe. But Il u better not "a
stop growing before you arc fuli-grown.--
.. 8 Umea
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l6lacksiI Tossementsries nccL-ed with gold
- The jacket fabric - deep blue or nus-
9th cords 81 aiguiIles1es uEh long sid
;points Or sp1e& House Jachns are made
- almcnd -coiored o. R0maAxed camef
hair; these II Russian styie. nth blouss
vEsf> braided In 6ne ,a1nbcseun patterns
The Jackets zsc bordcrcd with cashmere
ban1s The LANCE 'plcsure hats larc made
Of soive. golden brown dahlis Or black
yets<l and are weighted with sweeping
ossrseh piume< The princcsse b1rnet for
visiting and chnrch. and The Spanish poke
9TH - bcwitcl ing pcek-a-b boo bsim tor
- th<arer and opera- IRE the height Of
serle The wee IKE d made variously of
uhiie o. silver grey velvet trimmed with
tile an xiittersnr Ecn-sst ornamcn,s-
a. n =
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II aflicted with Sore Eyes use Or. Isaac
rhompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell II. 25c
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How SHOULD charity be represented Il
relief. -Dcnter Nesrs.
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LIVESTOCK SuIPPERe AND FREpRRs.-
Read ad Of G. G. DAILY 4 Co. other column
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A WHITE lie-watercd milk. - burlington
Tfe< Press.
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CONSUMPTION may bcavoided BY the timely
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
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TIM upper ten includes the winning nine
and the umpire.-Puck
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Bsrne On the Wings u the Wind
The miasmata, or aerial germs Of chllls and
FEVER and other miasmatic disease, are dis
seminated beyond the place Of their origin.
Protected by Hostetters Stomach Bitters,
you may breathe them un1srmed. Other I;
infection, but rheumatism, dyspepsia, con-
stipati0n, biliousness, debility and kidney
complaints are successfully controlled By
the great preventive and remedy.
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WAT time asked : lady With
an armfsl Of bundles. docs the next
train leax<r 1T Icaves o. schedule
time" responded the afable and -
commodatisg ticket agent And the
lady retired 90 the wajtisg-rcsm With
the remark that she didn't know il
left 20 late. --4 Sorrisfors HERALD.
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An INTENDED POPULARITY. Brorn's Bron-
chfdl Ifochcs have for many years been the
most popular article in use for relieving
Coughs and Throat troubleA
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a socIABLB man IL one who. when he
has ten minutes TO spare. goes and bothers
Somebody who hasn't
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made o. Lyons
faiite striped
with velvet or
Of Pompadour
brocad . in
n eavy Turc
satin. slterrar-
ing with one q
gold-sh0t f>-if
Dc Sote- A.
there Il no uni
vcrsai mole Of
dressing, II can
mot be affirmed
that all fashion
able women are
wearing cos
tn n es At
match through
out However,
II Is very GER
tain thai the
fashion OF en-
tiresy. in the
makeup OF Ger
tain costumes.
is excecdingiY
popular. or
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PERCOLATED PUNoENC

He who says what he likes NAV hoar
what be does not like.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-29

Sold everywhere. Price: CUrIcURA, 30 cents:
soar, - cents; REsoLvKNT. N.0 Prepared by the
POTTER DRUe AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mas.
nS-send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-29

their books for . month, IL they do
not succeed in getting him . position
In less time.
So he pays the fee and they give
him the address Of the man needing
help. Perhaps he gets the position.
but the probabilities are that he will
not; the probabilities become almost
q certainty that II will not he as good
= position as he expected, II he does
get IL. II he succeeds In getting q
position and remains In the city few
years, he finds that the rule of the
division of labor Is carried out to q
much greater extent in the city than
Ii Is in the rural districts, and that IL
he had confined himself to learning to
do some one thing especially well, he
would have found il much easier to
get position in this or any other
great city.
Still thousands come every year.
Some succeed, some fail. Some bright
minds only need the friction of minds
brighter and more experienced than
their own to make splendid successes.
Some with ambitions greater than
their qualifications, drag out q weary
existence, thinking that every year
will bring something better. Some
few furnish a paragraph for the news
papers: 1.-THE body of an unknown
man found in the North river.