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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-04-26
UNCLE SETH AND EMERSON.
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A man named Em'sou so they say,
Got off purity phrase one day,
About ehap--I don know who
Who bulded better than he knew"
In spite Of Em'son, nov, swan
lie was built on GURUS plan,
AccOrdln' to a strange idea
That don't at all resemble me;
In spite of all that | can do
I've builded worser than | knew.
! was a Young and lazy lout,
But had my palace all planned out;
It's beauties never can be told
Rosewood, mahogany and gold;
! tell You twas sight TO see,
With All its gilt an iilagree;
But nv real house scarce stops the rain.
An has an o.d hat in the pane;
/ did the best that | could do,
But builded worser than | knew.
/ used TO build nv stately ships
AM launch 'em grandly from the slips,
An in my dreams did oft behold
Their freight of ivory an gold,
Oh, they sweep GRAVITY roun' the Horn
An rode the oshun like a swan;
But the real ship / set ahoat
Was nOthin' but leaky boat,
Without tho scantest thread er sail
bale it with an old tin pail;
But for fishin' smack twill do
/ bulded worser than / knew,
Yes, Mr.. Em'son, very few.
Have bulded better than thev knew;
IT'S ten to one, how e'er VIC watch,
Wen make bungle an a botch.
1t amt because l don't know how,
But my ham trcmblcs so, swow,
An my eye squlnts so bad, l yum,
j cannot set the timbers plumb;
An so il is my lite all thro'-
pve huilded worser than l knew.
It'd Bits.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-04-26
Things TO Ponder.

Every trial adds to our stength.
Tho creates. fool of all is he who fools
himself
Every utterance creates some kind of
an impression.
Those who go for berries should not
retreat from briers.
Every time you help a lazy person
you rob yourself aud your family.
He who does not engage in the quar-
rels of others will have few of his
own.
Young man, cultivate your gifts. rath-
or than the mouth of n bottle. and you
will succeed better,
Happiness has no time to stay long
with those who interfere with tho pri-
veto affairs of others.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-04-26
A MaIigned Pet.

Did you know" said dog fancier
the other day, that there is wrong
impression floating regarding the traits
of the English pugP This impression
doubtless prevails on account of the
short nose--looking some like a bull
dog. The pug is often quoted as tho
'surly pug, and worst of all. as not be-
ing OF bright intellect. People who
have such dogs can rest assured that
thes are mongrels. - albany Journal
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

ses sssrn,s 80 Per cent. of sale aaysr.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18
For dry eoodA--orHnor q Go



We arc Indebted to the Star for the
following items:
A prominent msroh2nt intsnis to
make 4 trip to Florida IN March in
order to buy large orange grove.
Robert Wadslsg. the tax collector OF
New Castle Hundred. may ba found NJ
the mayors ctliGs in New Cas'ls. 10 all
who wi TO pay their tax.
In CONSEQUENCE OF repairs S. the D. =
aware Iron WORKS, 800 men have 6s n
idle th5 part week,
The old court house Ia beiug rgnovA
ted c1mplstsly. Tbe work Is bslng
pushed and will be dnishtd before the
Nine. Fry concert comts Oh Ihursdt :
evening, March lsS, 1885.
VIM. Weible had one OF hl3 dlsaTs
out off and three 0thsrs badly lacoFaSed
while u: work in the shops OF the DslA'
ware iron Company, fev days So LAT
iordIng a jo0 Tor Drs, Stewart snd
Black.
The wife o. thu Rev. Mr.. Spottsaood
was taken seriously Ill q fsw days ago,
bat she Ii now IN faif way OF rs3ov-
cry.
Company H, D. N. O., will on tho
29nd OF February Washlngtgn' bir,h.
day), give grand street parade
tbrouRh the principal streets of oag
city, carrying with them their new aud
handsome c0lorB presented to them last
fall By the ladieI of New Castle. mdey
will also have \ band OF music from
Wilmington. In the afternoon they
will engage In target practices GA the
Old coal wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

In the list Of popular entertainments
for this season the Dickens readings
bids fair TO stand frst. In other cltiss
his success has been phenomenal, AT
his first rsadlrg in New York he wns
welcomed by An enthusiastic audience,
which testified its appreciation by re-.
calling him three times at the Gloss oi
the entertainment, and his appearances
st other places haye only b9en repatl.
tions. The secret OF his sucosss Ies
partly In the fact that he presents
something OF interes. to every one,
young and old alike. Every admlreF
OF the elder Diokens-lld their pumber
is legion-is delighted to have the op-
portunity OF hearing his incompatible
stories read by his son. The latter has
Inherited much OF hiy fathers genius
as n comedian. The humor and pathoa
OF "Pick wick" and "Oopperfield" be
come living aud speaking realities by
his vivid portrayal. IL ia diffioult to
imagine any pleassnter entertainment
for our national holiday next WedDes-
day. The price has been put low to
make 1t within tbs reach OF the hun
drsds who will be delighted 10 see and
hear the dist.n .uIShed son OF 8seat
father.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

On Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
Mts. j. h. Barney, national superin
tendent Of the prison, jail and aims
house work Of the W. O. T, U will
address a meeting In the Opera House.
Her subject will be 1.-THE Question OF
the Hour" At 7.30 Mrs. Barney will
address . gospel temperance meeting
In West Presbyterian church. Mira.
Barney has devoted almost her whole
life 10 the work Of prison reform nad lie
thoroughly conversAnt with the sub
ject. The public 10 invited 10 Rtter
these lectures. Those who have heard
her before will be glad to avail them
gelves Of the opportunity to do so again
should not miss this opportunity Of
doingEo,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

On Monday night the HAnlonJ Will
appear vt she Opera House In thaif new
vcsaion OF "Ls Voyage Gu Suisse. "
They are in Philadelphia this we5k,
aud The Press OF that city speaks of tho
performances Rs follows: The Haa
Ions livoly representation Of the tria!A
that beees 'Ar. DwtndlOdowu's' bridal
tour through SWltz srland began sac-
ond week vt the Ohestnu, last night
and meintRiEed continuous laughter IA
n crowded aldleno8 This pantomim o
comedy is OF the livelies. character, and
has the benefit Of performance BY "a
company mnch superior to thoaa usu-
ally employed in panto MIME. Edward
Hanlon aud Edward Edwards IA the
two servants, are quite mAss5rs OF their
particular line Of humos."
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

A company Of gentlemen OF our city
are aRitating an electric railway to be
run out Eighth street to Union nnd
down Union to Fourth, and down
Fourth 20 Market street, The project
afro embraces building scheme,
whereby the stockholders will form q
sy Indicate and buy = plot Of ground In
the neiGhbSrhood OF Fourth and U nion
streets. and build up several rows oi
nice brick dwellings, suitable for NE.
cbaulos Of small means, which can be
purchased for el2.00 or $500. by
pay ing 500 down and the balance In
monthly instsll1ents. The plant can
be built and equipped for $50, coo and
IL IL said $50, ,00O has already been sub
scrlbsd. A meeting of those interested
will be held at An early day at q gen
tlemau's residences on West Eighth
street, when TIE plans will be IN ore
! fully explained.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

A very singular phenomenon is At.
traotlnR much after Ion in the vleinity
OF Gienwood, johnson county, N, q,
Ill the wells in that neiKhborhood are
boiling and bubbling violently. The
water rises and falls aud appears to be
In o ttate OF violent ebullitlon. Sone
times it is qnlet, bnt for.vory brIei
periods. The soil there 10 sandy and
the wells are zot very deep. The phe
nomenoa cannot be explained. No IN
usual amount Of rain has fallen and nc
other disturbances are noticeable, but
all the wells over quite a District are
affected ne described. The temperature
OF tho water Is said to be slightly
changed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

There are two usual ways OF doing
what Nature sometimes does inocm'
pletsly, namely, to relieve the bowels.
One ia TO swallow q drastic purgativo
which evAcuates protuSely, abruptly
and with pain, the other Is 70 take Hos'
letters Stomach Bitters, the effact o;
which is not violent, bu! sufficiently
thorough, and which does not gripe the
intastines. II the frat ie selected, the
person employing 1t need not expeo,
permanent benefit, and he cannot hope
TO escape the debilitahng reaction
which leaves the organs ss bad OF
worse of than before. II, on the other
hAnd, he resorts to the Bitters, he can
rely upon the restoration OF u regular
habit OF body, consequent upon re-
ne wal OF = healthfnl tone In tne intesii
nal canal. Bstides heA thfuliy relax.
ing the bowels, the Bltters arouses o
dormant liver, impArts beneficial im
petus to tha action Of the kidneys, and
| counteracts the early twinges OF rheu'
matisn, n tendency 70 guus, and ma
larIA in all ita forms.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

Henry W. Morrow, OF this city, was
on Tuesday granted patent for look.
ing device for trunks and valiAes. The
method is very simple but securely
locks the valise or trunk five or seven
times aB desired. Long bolts spread
each way from the centre OF the frame
and by moving bell-oranks Mt the corn.
ers, eide bolts ars pushed down. These
bolts are slotted and engage studs,
which protrude from the opposite
frame aud q paddock securely locks the
vAliss ut every part. mir. Morrow in.
Europe also.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

CHICAGO, Feb. "A st. Paul de.
spstOh sAyB: Deaf Bull, n sub, chief
sud medicine nan among the Grow In
diana who was captured with seven
others by General RUger last fall, made
an attack on two Of his companions
yesterday that may provo fatal. The
oight cAptiVe braves occupied q large
room In the military prison a. Fort
Smelling. Deaf Ball got hold OF 0 big
knife Rnd made Au onslaught on the
entire party. Ths Indians let out wild
yells that ArouEed tho whole RarTison.
The sontinfls about the prison gave
the alarm, aud y detachment was sent
inside. Deaf Bull had by that time
caught two Of the braves, Crazy Head
and Man. who o.looks' 'wish-his ears, ard
laid open iheir throats and stabbed
them In tha arms and sides. When
! the soldiers got inside he made Q break
at them and WAS fellJd with the butt OF
. musket. Bs gss up @ad jumped on
Corporal Holly, but WAS knocked down
and overpowered, not, however, until
he had slaahed his kniio into his own
throat, cutting q serious wound.
He WEs hAndcuffej, but even then he
! mads such fight that LIE broke his
own sight arm inst above the elbow.
In this condition he WAS chained to one
| eide OF his stone prison, Three Indians,
b9sides the two above named, got some
small outs from the Red mans knife IS
no went on bis Wild ohass before the
detachment got in. Crazy Head and
MAB.whc-looks with his-eArs may die
from the wounds resolved.
Since Wiuter came on this braves are
given regular army raiions daily and
spend their time In shoVeling snow ami
saving wood, being Olosely guarded all
the time. Deaf Ball has been the only
troublesome memotr OF ths gang. lie
has bsen sullen ever since hls capture,
and has two or three timss TsDulled
when forced TO saw wood.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18
Power of a BUautlfal woman

Next Thursday evening the Rev. j..
W. T, Boolhe, pastor of thu Delaware
Avenue Baptist church, will lecture in
tnat church on "Tns Power OF 3 Beau
tlful Woman. Mr.. Booshe is ono Of the
iiuest lecturers IN this locality and
meyer fails to interest bis audiences.
The lecturs eholld be recsi,e3 ny n
latge audience, as Il will bs an excellent
lecture ior worthy object-,h9 beneft
of the church. TIE price OF admission
has Teen placed at % cent9, and the
lecture Will begin promptly a! 8 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18
70 Save Life

&ntly requires prompt action. An
|delay waiting for the doctor may
kndol with serious consequences,
klly in cases OF Group, Pneumonia,
khcr throat and lung troubles.
/ no family should be without n
Of Aycr'e Cherry Poctoras,
hils proved itself, in thousands VI
4 the best Emergency Medisine
bcovercd IL gives prompt relief
tparcs Tie way for q thorough
mich is certain 10 be effected by
inrcl use. ~
fAIimcr. NJ. D.. Mt. Vernon,
b. 81 have found Ayers Cherry
j o poricct cure for Group In all
4 have known tho worst cases
in y very short time by its use (,
FyiSc al families ~ use il in sud
5,rgeutios, for coughs, Group, Sc" I"
Ei6son. M. D.. Middletown.
says; II have used Ayers
Prctoral with the best effect in
ticr This woldcrful prepara-
saved my life. l had a con-
knsh. night sweats, was greatly
IN lh'ph, and given up by my
Hn. One bottle anu half OF tho
cared me"
hunot say enough in praise Of
4 cherry Pec:oral," writes u.
Df Palestine. Texas. " bcliev-
do that. but for its use, should
.i.p have died -
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

The managers Of the Allopatbic Hos
pital have deciied 10 oall that institu
tion Delaware Hospital. Tho institu
ton will be Incorporated at m esrly
date. The managers are now looking
for placs suitable for locating chs
hospital, and ss they have = suitable
buiidlnE IN view It 10 probable every
thing win be rshdy for the reception OF
patients In a short time. II 10 tho De
airs OF the management to secure IS 00O
annual subscription to the hospital, aud
TO keep the money now on hand fol
building purposes In the future Con
tributiOus for elEbbr p0tpose should bt
sent to the treasurer, Mrs. Auatin HaI
rington.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18
BrevItiW.
rno cheapest hat houac Ip the city
kkupnfarh Aron, AOA Mnrh Of ~ rnnL

Tho cheapest hat hOuac In the city
kkuEnfOrd Aron.' A04 Mnrket street.
Try Bush's coal Won will like It.
Brazilian Balm. Immediate cure for nuups.
Brazilian Balm cures cold; 20 dosas, loc.
DO 10 Murphey's for your bed sprinKs.
Buy yonr furniture At Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like IL.
Aillard n. Davis, Jeweler, . E. Second st.
Fine ~ X. Rings, At HAnrs, 16 K. Fourth.
". R0op smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, oo2 West Front street.
First class furniture Al Aurphey's, 500 Ship.
ley street
Have you iiisd those cough drops at NO
4 W. Seooni strestf
Tho beat cough candy 3: No. I W. Seoond
street
90 to 9eo. n. Murphey's for your parlor
chamber aud dlnink room furniture. 800 Shlr
ley street.
Only 81 60 per lsAd tor best hickory Kind
ling WOOD, att. q. Buyer n Co.'s, fo,t o
Tatnsll street
Ross, at lis Market street, Is row selling
hats and winter goods very onoap 70 roduco
stook before removing TO his new store
March 2bsh next, at 2l0 Market street.
II you want cheap picture frames 20 20 q
X. Baugh, 303 Wost Second stTost. l hag,
the largest stock In Delaware; come and 10,
tor yourselves.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

Master workmau Lewis arrived IN
Pottsville IN FtidRf evening and I'm.
madiately s.n. irte Ooysu,tA.ion with
ths msmbers Of tb6 Joint Com niittos.
Copies OF the correspondence had with
President OoFbin were presented and
his action WIS ratihed. An address
was then issued ordering an immediate
resumption. A despatch from Potts
Vile ssys: "ThtB sudden turn In Affairs
produces thu livslieBs qualification
among all classes except the striking
railroaders, who are thus abandoned to
their fate. Lee and other railroad lead
ers are furious as Master Workman
Lewis and uuBpAring in their denunni'
alton of his alleged parddy."
DEsTITUTIoN AMONG MINERS
sHERASDoAR, Pa, Fec. H.-The
destitutiou among the families OF the
miuers that 10 being developed here Ia
terrible, and euch that II cannot longer
be hidden. Oae family named FoRel
was found today 10 have actually been
without food for two days, and the
children werB 20 weak from fAstine
that when relief came II mad to ba
spnrinRly given TO avoid killing them.
There were niue In the family
Another family Of six, named Burma
was In the same state, and ono named
johnson vas almost US Dad. They are
bns instances that have many parallels
among the laborlng employ es. The Rs
llsf Oommittee OF tbs etIiSers has mol
tho means 10 old them, and It Besms
impossible that ander suoh circum
stances they can long remain idle
Seven hundred dollars Is ell the money
given out here yet, bus 81 900 more 4
looked for this week. 1t has been es
tablished that most OF the oontribu
tions intended for tho miners has beer
absorbed by the rsilroAders, who hAv,
bsen living in clover white their allie
RtArve.
OLD HANDS HOPE TO BIZ TAKEN BACK
READING, Pa, Feb 17.-In the even
OF an early sstsle ment Of the Reading
Railroad and mining Troubles, the com
pany would not ne in n position TO re
bune full handed at once. About 300
old employees lost their places through
the strike. Their places were tilisd o.
new hands. mostly engaged Ia the Goa
traffic. When mining was suspend Cd
they were nearly ALL laid of. This /
nearly two months ego, and tho nnHjoI
ity have aanin left TO look for otne
work In other places. Iu the event o
the resumption mauy old hands have
I strong hopes OF being taken back.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

Mr.. E. ?. Tslford, the successtnl %
glish Evau gelilt will bs?ln u series OF
revivni nsotlngs al sha Church OF Tie
Covenant, Second aud Washington
streets, on Sunday, the 25.h inst. Lst-
ters OF oommendetion Ia large numbers
poured Ia on Mr. Tslf1rd when II bo-
came known that he vas about 10 loAve
Eng and for tima to labor In America
Among them was one from the Rev. W.
j. Townsend, Presideut OF the Metho'
dist Nav Connsction Conference OF 1895,
vbo said: "For upwards OF IL yeaIs
Mr.. ToliOrd has labofed with indsfati
gable zsal, Aad has been slgnaliy In
strumsntsl in the salvation Of crowds
OF paopio, Old and youuR, rich and poor.
He Is a speaker OF great power, nor
have evsr known his superior la pan
gent appeals TO the conscience or In
leading men to immediate Geo,sion fol
God With very great confidence l
commend hlm ard his wife a. moss do
vsted Ohristisn laborers to al the
churches, e.o."
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18
Mrs. n1ilIer's Heavy Ulub.

Mr.. James Moffet, proprietor of q
brass rolling mill at Bloomfield, N. J. :,
wss the viotlm on Thursday of q
WomRn's fury. Her husband, Adolph
Miller, was employed in the mill for q
few days and left abruptly on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Moffet refused to pay him and
he told bis wife, who Immediately sent
o boy to the mill with o message to the
eject that sho would break Mr.. Aoffet'G
head with n club II he did not pay her
"old man." Moffst refused to pay, and
on Thursday at noon the husband and
wife walked into the ofiice, Mrs Miller
carrying stout hickory club concealed
under her apron.
On heiist's refusal to pay she rushed
on him ard stunned him with q blow
un the head. Bhe then beat him over
tao back and shoulders.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18
,M0xE q VnIV sEAaLROAD
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q. Tn S1hdsys, ~ aud II 10 .. No.;
$50 y. u.
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Tor bgltmOro RsA Y. u.
rf'Dt sunday F0t AhndSnbSrs
lo.6q e.. NJ. mi 2.85 P. N., daily,
" -Idoyi $40 =. n NundNJ cnly
~ a. II, train eohnecS At Eofl
Win Cincinnati and 81. L0uiI
sIp:es dairy, except Sunday. ThI
b. connects wish Chicago and IS
resi- daily.
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l.y = %, 3 10. Y %, $3.50 4. u. l ~
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Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

MEADvILLE, Pa, Feo. ls An ex'
piosion OF nn'uTal RaS wrecked the
houso Of Joseph FRANKLIN, on the ou.-
skirts OF this place, yesterday morning
Mrs, franklin WAS sc eysroly injured.
some weeks ago MT. FsSuklin discon-
nec.ed The gA5 pipa, sad had the neter
removed, bus for sons reason tho pipe
was not plugged aud the gas escaped
!nIo 'ha oallnr. Yesterday Mrs. Frank
lin went into tho cellar with lighted
lamp, whea tho explosion occurred.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

John W. Smack has purchased oi
Joseph Gould q Hne bullock, Weighing
$50 pounds. which he will have on
his stall, No. 3O5 Madison street. to
day (SAturisy), His stall has
bsen handsomely decorated and pre-
eents n very attractive appearance.
Persons who wish . superior cut Of
beef should give him q call. His prices
are reasonable and he Is polite and 40
commodRting.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

CoyINGToN, KY, Fab. II james
rly .or, Is ysArs old, was placed in jail
on Thursday n,sht, vita his mother,
charged With the murder OF the boy $
father NJ Iniepsudenee,o on Monday last.
II appears that Lsnstng Taylor, the
doad man, and his vito we're hsht!ng In
the pressncs OF jameo and two elder
soas The wom au ssys she called ca
her son for Issistalce but James Waa
tho only ore TO respond He seized 6
gun and struck his father with 1t. The
Ean was discharged ~ Lansing Tsy
lor was killed. Ths says no did
no. RuoR the gun was loaded.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

EAsToN, February I7.-Ten days ago
Miss Jennie Osborne, = handsome girl oi
twenty years, registered at the Franklin
House, this city. A few days ago she be
came suddenly i'll and 10 was learned that
she WAS suffering from the effects Of NAL.
practice and she died TO day. DIR. Field,
and tonight, after summoning jury, an
adjournment until to morrow WAS
made. The girls father, Edwin Osborne,
resides in Newark, N. J. She refused u
name the physician who had previously
attended her.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

Yestcrjsy MIS-. Benjamin 8. OiaEh
received the aAodnt CT policy for whicl
her late husbands life was Insured
The policy Was hold by the Peen Mu
taAl Life Insagancs Company OF Phila'
delphiN, mud the amount was 5000
Mr.. Olatk had his lie incurred when 81
years Of age, and the policy ran tWeut5
wo se2fp. Tue pay ment was made BY
esmue! NJ. knox, agent Of the POM
MutuA. C9Mpaay Ol Lhe Psninsnla.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE CGrdonna
trial was ended to-day. The jury re-
turned with q verdict Of not guilty.
WAS tried only for the murder
OF Byrnes. He is also under indictment
for ths murder CT Tethsn, whom be shot
81 the sAmo time. aud 10 still held a
prisoner Until the District Attorney de-
oidts what disposition shall be nsdO OF
the second indictment.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

Tho Harlan & HollingswoEth Com
panY expect TO complete the loading u
the Norwegian barque ssaut with oar'
for Rosario, South America, To-day
Men have haen working overtime ioi
nearly 4 We4k in order TO ucAuiL pllsh
thiJ loading quickly. Iae barqua 70
ceiyei her clearing papers Oh Wsdnes
day, and it Is expaotej viii sail Tn
Monday. Tnass are ni AJgs 1--a
for tho Sans pls;o ren.. ~ oc taken
down.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18

Mri Gsorge Clarke was aDoui
crossing tbs yard of her home at ths
Highlanls, on Thursday afternoon tt
visit siok cai!d al BAnoroft's Banks,
when $40 slipped sni fell on the lee
breaking tHe o1ae Of one OF her Aakles.
Sha wss carried into the house, and
DR. Grsenltaf was s3ns for, but th'
swelling hal become No great before hit
arrival that he deemed 1t bost to dslsy
the reduction Of the fracture until F4i'
day siLernaon.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-18
Dr. Honeywell.

at 6l0 Msrket street, Is kept busy ex-
trActing, q illing and making teeth; OK.
tracts teeth with gas for 10 cents, made
fresh every day, and perfectly harm
less; young OF old can take 1t with per-
feet safety; without gas 20 cents; makes
set of teeth for $3.50; best, IS 90;
there is no better nade, no matter how
much you pay. Fills teeth with ANAL
gam, so oonta; silver, f5 cents; gold, 81
and upwards; tsoth cleaned for 70 cents.
All work warranted 20 give satisfao
tion. Look for the sign of the big tooth.