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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

HE menbersa the City Council with
lheir great sad geaerprzs hearts swelling
within fhem Like % many dried appleS.
soted to allow itrzt corrugated iron shall
Il . skzek 70 b erected On Brsadwzy
with tie proyIso thai Il BE finished In
hzrd WOOD Bat hereafter there VIII be
> DAY Of iudgmeat for ti.ese ofzenders-
xhen it shsIl Be determined what ; ire
prDcf building really i.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
NOTICE 10
|, Henr nlan. e hein snins

To Henry OlSn- his heirs CT assigns
Tap are hsresE actif5 ElzI I. VIZ Tei5sG
yoGr co owner, has IN accordance Eith seezEoo
2Sa4 of the revised -szS.UEes 0f ths UniEei Sza-ez.
sxpended In labor and improvement uBaa the
Annie lode mining claim. Aestd In Indeperd-
mining district Silver Bow CguaTy
Aoltsns Territory. for fhe year ending
december sI4, 1857, he Sun u 500: ron are
he1ebF further ROafed thai EnleS roe or
tribute ron proportion Of such sEpendisHre,
together With ieseseE and cess within - dxys
after The congse<e sesvIea OF notice Of pubiicz-
lion, al youE right. title. inteTet and claim In
and to the above described sa1e mining claim
viii b3Ome the property Of the asa4rzigned,
youT = Who has made the required eI-
.pen1iture as p~scvi6ei by Ea9 IN szeh c2ses-
w TREIDDER-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
nBDER 10 SHOW Gus VIII oRDEI

fARDER 10 SHOW Aus WA4 0RDkE
" of Sale Of Real Eszz1e should not be nEA
In the Probate eo1rt u and EeT Silver BOE
Comfy N0n1zna TeTzEuEy- In tie Natter Of
the ESzra OF Rnbsr AcLian-
James " FOz1s. The AdEiEsz-z4ax Of the
Esez1a OF Robert 4cMinn deoessai- having lied
Ms petition hen pzyingf fer IN g q szs
Of the mai sEzte OF said iecedazE toT TIE pr
poses therein 81 forth
Il IS therefore ordered b the jude q sid
Court thzr ali persons interested II TIE @ezre d
said deceased appear before TIE sid PnoEExe
fioEn On Nondzy- TIE md day IF April na. 4
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said DIR. Al the
Court room OF sid Probate Court ~ the C1uTt
Ha7e II Bate CRY. C0QatE az silver BgE. n Z.
20 saov czr4 Why Al order she1sd not BE- granted
20 the aid Administrators 20 sl 80 much OF Eia
real estate Of TIE sid dace2se a. shall be nacs-
sEy.
And that > cory Of TINS 01hz be pzhiiszd 81
hz1 once . Eeek foEE szcsesEsTe Eeeks N TIE
aEEzy AiEer. q newspaper printed aid
pahishei ia sid County of Silver Eo~. NJ.
CALEB z IRVINE Pro1zze JG9a
Dated his 3 day Of March, A L. ISSa-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
PURIFY Your BLOOD.

Impurities IN tie blood produce diseases
Bodily n mental health depend upon q
healthy condition Of the blood. The blood,
particularly In the sTrfDg and during the hot
summer months, becomes e!ogged with i'm
purities, which poison It and generate dis
ease. A harmless blood purifier, without Q
particle Of mineral poison In it, such as meR-
curry or potash, is Necessary TO remove these
impurities and to restore the health O Of
mind and body. The bszt purifier and tonic
known TO The world is swift,s Specific esSsl
In regard to its wonderful purifying and
tonic powers we give q se~ testimonials a.
follows:
Mr. VIM a Siebold, with Geo. P. Roweuk
Co, 10 Spruce Street, New York, writes March
18th, 1888: 81 feel it my duty. for the benefit
Of others who may be afflicted asIwas, to
write you this Letter. which you can use a.
my testimony In amy way you choose. Twin
answer any inquiry from others in relation
to the facts herewith stated In February
last suffered great pain and Inconvenience
from bols, all over my neck;I could not turn
my head without acute pain and my blood
was IN nor condition. After trying all tie
usual remedies in such cases, and finding no
relief, by the persuasion Of Mr.. J. ". Fears,
Manager Of your View YORK Once, I used one
bottle s. s. s. n / Improved rapidly and
very soon I was entirely relieved of my
"Jobs Comforter Vow not a sign Of my
affection can be seen Ifeelstrong and cheer
full s. S. S. is fine tonic as proved In ny
case. Isleepsoundly and my appetitei is good.
Dr.. J. N Cheney, : ~weIl-known physician
writes from EilaviIle, Georgia :"Iuses.s Is.
In ~couTalescsat fever cases with the best re-
suits. 1t viii. in ny Judgment, prevent sum-
mer ~dysenfery, IL one VIII lake q few bottles
in the spring, thus preparing the bowels for
the strains Of summer
Mrs Scott Liston, IFS Zane street 1slandl
Wheeling, West Virginia, writes Having
used 81 s. for the blood. / can safely say
thatit beats anything / have used to cleanse
the blood and make 3 new being out Of a per
SON.
Mr.. Il S. Hamiin, Winston, y. q. writes.
al use fr every spring Il always builds me
up, giving me appetite and digestion, and
enabling me to staaf the long, trying, ener-
waiting hot summer days. On using 1t / soon
become strong Of bodJ and easy OF mind
Treatise on Flood and SKIN Diseases mailed
fnsa
I'm svrrssEcz1cc Co. prswsss AilsgtAsGA
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

NOTICE TO COOWNERSETO wM Rus
sell his heirs or assigns. you are hereby
notified that the undersigned, your In
the Cuba and Marion qusrtz lode mining claims
situated In unOrganized mining district Silver
on said claims in labor In the year ending De
cember 31st 1897. 500, said sum being the re-
Quired amount of labor necessary to hold said
quartz lode mining claims under Section 2s24 Of
the revised statute of the United States, to De-
cenber 3lst 1883 And If within ninety daysafter
this service of notice By publication you fail or
refuse to contribute your portion of such expen-
diture as c~o-Owners. your interest In said claims
viii become the property OF the undersigned
said section 2A.
g. W. CooPFR,
WEST CROwTI
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

TEE Democrats should turn out in full
force at the primaries tonight. The best
representative men of the party should
be sent to the convention. The election
is an important MI and an invincible
and an uIfimpeachable ticket should be
put In the field.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

THE Methodist brethren in New York
are after all about as other men, with
their likes and their disIikes, their
prejudices and their animosities. So far,
they have accomplished but little more
than to antagonize the real working ele-
ment, the moral force OF the church, by
barring the women from representation.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTATE OF T.
IN j. Hughes, deceased. Notice Is hereby
given By the undersigned administrator OF the
estate OF T. j. Hughes deceased, to the creditors
OF and all persons having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, to the said administrator
at the Probate Court Room, at Butte City. In the
County of Silver Bow.
Dated May Isl, 1s8. Patrick B.. Hughes adj
ceased.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

NOTICE rot OOwNERsIToCARL KLEIN
chmldt and Albert KIeinschmidr their
heirs or assigns, you are hereby notified that /.
ME yonn Z. Hale. administrator of the estate
With section z2i of the revised statutes of the
UNITED states, expended in labor and improve
Hlents P the -arTagansette Lode Mining Gain.
located IN summit Valley : ming District. Silver
hoE County. Montana Territory, for lie yesr
ending Dec. Slst 1851, the sum of one hundred
500 dollars. You are hereby notified that IN
less you contribute FOUR proportion of such er-
together with interest and costs WITH
In q days of the complete service of notice of
pnbIication. all your right, title, interest and
claim, IN and to the above described lode mining
sifned. your co-owne who has made the reouired
expenditure as required By law In such cases.
MRS. JORS p. HALL, administrator Of the
estate OF o p. Hale, deceased
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

MAJOR BRADsHav has been selected
orator Of the occasion On Decoration Day.
The Major ka master Of the art of oratay
and will justify the wisdom of the selec-
ion by the committee.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

THE Stars are asserting that the Black
Flag viii be at half mast after Saturday,
ara the flags arg sure that the Stars will
suffer q total eclipse. even If the whole
armament shall be hung In folds Of
hlaek
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

eGSes detEoyiIg s~iI>eases. Ccu-u-v..5-, is
oeSls, B1ghts disc -. ~jaUndice. !=s----.. II
excess. Ron Use, abuse. inherited w@.- IT.
"a, Hon spinal and celebraI cunr.4.-->. 5-1:
or X &o0re fatal diseases DEBILITY 80 81
iai weakness 16StEgct the impo--ac: =. -at&-
saEy acts of he and their ~en;oyl---:> r--s
sCerantee0 Diseases Of the gelt-c----A-E q
gans. EIdneys, Iver and disd6e : - r II
- : complaints and diseases OF ~ >.7e[-
:! "UEE Consultation al ofca - X
.Eee III Confidential ~RespGnsl6.a -.:& 81
1rEs4ge payments IL the SANE NAME = -!
ACEl1 employ their familF phvz:cis- --:t:@:
seCTe r1sFrTziua.I
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DR.. LIEGiG.

8oo 6eary ST., San Fraaeisc.. sag.
pathy every form of SpaeiaI nv -.
Drugs.
Dh. LlEBlG's NVIGoRAToRi is 2 p.s-
Hess, nervous and Vi 5sical deb;Et- -
vital exhau ton and All te--;
fo1Iias u abused nature excess and To1tbf-I
Seit s1 oo ne doctor viii gree IN writing N -
60 Ior q ease he UNDERTAKES ans faSi
semS me reason Thousands cannot get c97e5 - :
oTing - seakness and the above d. =
rbiias . 2 complication called PTssrst@@Is
Tnr9ana requires a special remedy. D. Eaf-@5,
orrfsa 20. Z Is specific cure for Prosfos
+. siT ho:,Ias 10 y either snvigorator g ger bStfIa
ove-aS pV.aes 80, sent 70 am adde's SecrraiS
M from observation. Seminal wes
I'D causa olrnea Grain yitalit from the 49,
~ 49,: numerous diseases that baffa So
hhs naaa Treatment. If alloved tn e,n gsuin-
= 1nha'ofai loss e1ects The vitsT orT.arS rth::ne
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
A4cosD4 Asoz4noss.

49, -
- 49,
-
Sam A~arehassau Iornerlg n Q. Butts
- L-
A1sox mss searsd al re
0onus n1E@s4fy lor her a. F1ecas0r o. tFs
e7 % heE ATE Hasn1Hd
& NJ Trask, Manager OF the Montana
LzEnhr K Produce Company here AMI IN
asztte i here IcGkTnS over TIE affairs of the
firm
TIE Following zntssr.ea have hae. am.
fsyint+d by the ur.,E,ate iada IN .unrssa
ne estate 81 tbe Iase Frd LeznsaEx. ard
they vii fuI6Ii TIER mission tYssay: ID
d. Walker. u. J. FTtEpatrTeE- y. =. Dafh-
-s
IF fha I.xsrS cf r- r.n n
Peters a. wIIi iofn thssn !. tbs $500
II TORT era tam AL afs-.-~-5-Tz
zbIIa Iaa thinks dr. 80 rr-eEss
tam Il Nontaua Tra Ear ~ $500
s..l-I,A a. II IL said tbs- ~.c8
er5eketers hers.
Ct our nes hotel was begun YESTERDAY. If
-nI oe sllae Let cep.
i4e .fehehE los ene scuaastioa sLaA De
..s - - = Asao.iaI - IILt 20 tE
Ie D1ndIns
~ ~ aPAo's as pos
Ep-Eaas trasa ~as sseEe yesterday eon-
rs ~
80 DH =
80 II - Sa.soala
49, -
- 49, H--Inr. n.
- rieb haIonarss- = po1-taIo
i hssa eantIenen vera risd M+bs:r
famiifes and O. W D;etin-1n made the
Esarty comp;et-.
A. - -
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xErE a yURE


-
srmps~sss In E.bsr. .na M.kes M
-. - So GO
- =.
|T-
49, Mae hs1 - anin
se11eA 80 oes1 pEsEsnE=-y tnu1d. b0t
beznx desee<iwe 4 uaz - essde and rhe 49,
one f<zzed snd r<ur-ad-
~
- = go = rzfnsr :
Azz-Ay o1e z1d wzs rad by The Cerk-
Afzer the uszlsE insrpdursS0z Il stairs fh-r
th-n-~A~ --s4-- -- 49,
- u
g11lnE ara md t6e Coart HOase and
xEndoss . 3 5 80 80 - = -
al b c1t dom ioEE % admit Of more
80 -. - - ~ es en.sEssd- 81.
- - - a1AI-s
riaed for drviDr = nrI-ore--Ioss-r-
ssshe6s that the Izil be uade more secure
hT iru-@ Greg The rra--au<- sh~e 81 Ern1
t1rnzsesd the prisoners . good and u sus-
hcsent quantity
Ne siAsen fRe Sstsrs Hospital asd
County Poor Farm and tad b<yth IN frxt
c3ass eoadEtaon.
We Snd tia eou,tr 49, -u -
-.
1918 p s1e
- E P5 t- county
o9szz1ns ann co1rfeoGs
bo1sd recGmmend that al
49, years t1e GO1Eg Com
s1.GA eosPseat Prsol OF
Fers0ns 70 znakea 10rO9gn e~xaminatson
% make q fais rerore : Too Qr-@4 -
sr.oa lsry. 9encs fnls recommendation
~ Sc
ard also TO the ohstrpefioo III - -.
By railroads In the county notify a.
SILVER B-ss Junction
1op.cr
:
ms report rs1ers TO the lass m ra<ard g. ]
ne storage OF hsgh explosives, the statutes
zse quoted by numbers and fhezs<f Ixa,
-. u r unI COZ
&C.
- -aS i thas
~o.ar. "a si.1 me
an
u.o-t asvsa. aSd re
,ar.saa - 80 ne CT
$50 D--4-- PrAtou oi
- - - 1sDtn; mat
~ 80 - "a
,..t.r - - s- t1
l ~
-. = OIsOs
.-.1 - 49, arc
: oiseI,s.ed sr5 ~
zfiei.L $500.
as N
KLLRD CATTLE
The allure III The ernnsors ~ So r
sarsr .ns ,ha 49,.
:. oHio1 70 coseIss
!, hirh rso.iru " I-,-, 49,. i
rains shall be buried tao ta- d.L
ID to, II h the suggestion that parties sho
= a<sresei presens their 0s1s to the
=
;aaehtefTne r.t.I. - - - 80
marks and brad. ~ fba.a-a =.
he pa.D-- Of n Ders,ss f1- -
.I,ased. are ouoted re-, ~ fa-.L-8ga.
hat there IA. re-, Lrt +-el.IA
pitchers sled a rso,;,sJ Sssm;NaI %
ne ofie. RI C.1..- $50 c.I---U
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NOR sALE-TWELYE YOKE OF WORK
oxen forty broke EoEk hGrss. rzeary
5adase horses, ter T1na@- harness azi wagon.
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Transportation By ia hlaas.

IN CHEAPEST end noss Convenient o. al artiE-
h me5he5s Of TRANSFORMATION ySt devised, Is -
Ems q wrought iron pipe, supplied, when lEf-
essarys with suitsble force pumps at EroIcri :-
seErals-
Il il admirably adapted FOR The CONVEYANCE O.
al, water and ever kind OF liquid, asI.i Isr eg.
cry sort q gas Fa5er f1T irrigatiez4 and nj ling
esn be moved for any distance hE this means
The bSt piTe for these purposes "a inside o:
wrought irnn. provided al parts oais naaa3Gs-
ture are well and skiIJfuliy Gone, and provided
the p~roperjoIRt is used.
Careful pipe n4EeTs s-IseG choice pig a tai.
and from make. under their own super
vision and through the warriors Pcuce2s@ o.
piGdliGg. plate making. turning down, EelIiuc
and Finishing. 81 the high test pipe Ehcy 4eti.
The eheEeF Pipe a q Tuhe Coglps1F - -uE-
pied Wiz plate / on roE x0rEs i:eniieai.y
~pIpeenPaiaz - coSt Is EpaTel 10 have is
9th e highest grade.
iss PIPE capable Of resisting Z
desired pressure up TO 1000 pounds per
Our threads ara 'sperea tine, both on pipc
and socket, 50 that non joius agsins; iron
adding greatly 70 the strength OF the connected
pipe, and permitting its safe uEc undo the high
ez1 tests.
We Manufacture
Hydraulic Pipe ofauy thickness desired.
IL & especially
y LAA E4RS-
OIL Line Egpe-
Water Line Pipe.
Casing and Tubing for Wells.
Boiler Tubes
TEE length car os as desired. gp 10 y ieet.
110l< ars ineoavenient tr handing
II -zECa GEnS.
: E3rkS sre socsted on the Delaware river.
as te.Sw PniLsdelphia, and are connected
"a 10Th with the PhilaGeIphis { Reading
-ennsylyanis Railroads. Ne can shi6
III and promptly by rail o any point IL
Ame- q. and by water 10 81 parts OF the world.
Pans OF Pipe and Special Fittings made 10
sult specifications which nay be furnished.
Contracts VIII be made 70 furnish, not oniy
Pipe, Jut in connection Herewith, Eugine. |
Pumps, etc. az may be desired
Address the /
CHESTER PIPE AND TUBE Co. |
>61 ). Fourth st Philadelphia Pa,U.s 4
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O Wozuly veins Cf the scroruma. a. - IL
LAsuSpeCtT cause Of lost na-tut.5 !eo--I!
&c, sem1laI TeakEess and lis c.-.-ts-55
Ffostatorr-es TIE shove diseases c.. -! 4
cured BY : Liebig's I~27igorator y , 81 D.
Lleolg. Ns-ieocsie CnnlpreSsn-
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"ANTED CLEAN COTTON RAGS AZ
w Miner press room.
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THANKS NJ oFPicERs.

The report concludes as follow: Hay-
ing, SO Tar as we know, completed our la
bsbr, We take occasion to thank tie county
attorney for his faithful and conscientious
di@ebarse of the arduoHs and onerous d.
ties, the prompt dispatch Of xhieh has ma
t"siaily lightened our labor, shortened our
> fsion, and Iessened the expense to the
egnDty: also 20 testify Ia the attentive
EJss OF the sherif's Office In the procure
ment OF witnesses.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of
'aitoh's Cstsrrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

THE REV. GEO. 4. FHAYER. of gourboz
md says: Both M self and wife owe 90
lives 10 sHILOR's CONSUMPTION CURE
NEWTON BROS
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INVTG0RATOR samples FIRE.
Dr.. Liebis i Co. are regEIsr et!rcs-4 coLag:
PHYSICIANS andara o IL Cheir 1i2e- 81 Ia'
SPeeisl Practice.
Gan Or address DIR. LIEBIG G. " p
'''JT street, come |sscn, Ssr F@-,>.y, -
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We a2nufacture
CHESTER PIPE AND TUBE Co.

se1 $. Fourth st .P~hiIaaeIphia p aus a.
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D lei Jsa. Il. 1855
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-02-11
On the Verge Of Yatrimony.

Young men. the large majority of
YOU are lowering around on the verge
of matrimony, shivering like g;l mouse
colored terrier, and afraid to step of.
The great majority of you know inst
where you can put your finger on a
girl who would marry you at a seconds
notice, but you are afraid that tOu
couldn't satisfy the landlords, coal
dealers and milliners that a man al
ways webs when he mal1ies a woman.
You are not men. You are simply
towards, who see Il prize hanging
above your head, and have not the
moral courage to ascertain if your arm
is long enough and stron. enough. to
pick it. Ny advice to YOU isl if you
have got IL job, and YOU are earning
fair wages, to get married and go to
housekeeping if you have to begin
with an oil stove, IL candle, and Il bed
lounge. This may seem rosyou to- be
a small BEGINNING, and so it is but,
once married, the money that YOU now
throw away in your endeavors to squict
your restless soul will go intofuinitile
and little nick-nacks, and you will
soon wake up to the fact that you are
the owner of Il home, and that lward
means Il great deal to IA Young fell6w
who has been swimming around in the
ocean Of life ever since he was biz
enough to shave himself. with his chin
just above the water. just as soon as
a man can stand up before the world,
point to a pleasant home presided over:
by Il wife who makes 4 harness of
smiles with which her husband draws
his burdens of daily cares, and say !:
''They are Mine," he jerks his head up
III the air about six inches, and goes
prancing around like IL. yearling colt
in a new pasture. Get married, young
man. and if you Use common sense III
picking out IL wife you, are sure t.
make a success of the venture. The,
world owes you a living, but it isn't.
going to press it upon you. You wi |
find that it is just as easy to feed two
mouths as one, providing the extra
mouth is owned by your wife. y
There is nothing this side of heaven.
that can smooth out the wrinkles in IA
mans disposition, or knock down, the
distractions that get in his path as he
tramps along through this brief pprobast
ton of life SO perfectly as the sympa-
thy and affection of a true, noble, self
sacrificing woman, and | am eccentric
enough to believe that the majority of
women are built that way.-St. Paul
Globe. EzG
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-02-11
ORE Gbibooaux Sentinel
When The Year is New.

Heart with SORROW s,u0uded,
Homes with shadows crowded,
Skies with darkness clouded,
Hiding all the blue,
Drop their walls of sadness, =
Emerging from their madness
To light and love and Sladness,
When the year is new.
OftAc past repenting,
OF their crimes relenting,
Eagerly consenting >.
Errors to undo ; s7
Souls once benton SHINING
Nobler heights are winning
Grand reforms beginning
When the Year is new. asos
s. Es "-s iu 60 .- r
Many wrongs are righted,
Many troths are plighted,
Loved ones reunited -
In Il bondage true =
Doubts that make Installer,
And with conscience palter,
Vanish from Loves altar
When the year is new.
.s
While the world is turning, -
While the lights are.burning,
And our hearts are warming
For the good and true,
We may make advances
Spite of circumstances: p
And our only chance is
When the year is new. 7'
Josephine Pollard.
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better than I could myself. I
tried the Shaker Extract ct
Roots and Kept ea with it until
to-day / rejoice in good health.
Mr.. NJ E: Tn.ley, Beyier;
Muhlenburg Co., Ky. E
For sale by al Druggists, o.
address the proprietor, - J.
White, Limited, 81 Ware.
st., New York. f., ~
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Wanted a small Favor.

\ member of the detective force was
stopped Oh the street the other day by
a citizen Who said: 49,
Il have begun a suit for ten thou
sand dollars damages against my old
employer for charging Inc with theft
"Ah! / remember I WAS in that
case" r--t
$50 you were. You arrested me-
eyes, and searched ycur house and
found the stolen property"
"Exactly.' ftsE
"And now You are snins for dama-
ges?"
"Yes.f 100
'Isn't that pretty cool! How can
yOn make out yonr ease ,"
SWELL | don't know as l can. hut Il
lawyer hunted me up and offered to
take it for half what he could make,
and | told him to fire away. Would
you please do ne the favor to go on
the stand and swear that | looked very
innocent when You found the pro-
perry ?'-Detroit Free Press.
Prepare to heave the deep drawn sigh.
And wrestle with distressing grief,
Aud actuate pains of nightmare brief,
And all because of that mince pie.