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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09
J. G. w. c. r. U.

The Jerauld County W. q. T. U meets when
led Ivy Executive Committee.
Mrs N. G. Hall, CWessineton Springs, Pres.
AIRS l.. II. Blank Cor. Sec.
Mrs. Matte Binford, Lynndale, Rec. Sec.
Mrs. Toftiemire. Wess. Springs, Treas.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09
County OFFICERS.

!, ,oon,.s... .............. Register of Deeds,
T. + 'Wi,pollal,l... =. Clerk of District Court.
. Hacllett ..... .....Juage OF Probate.
i turner ..................... Coroner.
T. wallace NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Treasurer.
. iHintort .Supt. OF Schools.
= SnlGp. ........... ............... Surveyor.
i q ,,:ly -. 100. ..... Assessor.
no Converse. ~. County Attorney
M ,iS.nt Cd Diss.. Jefferson Siekler 3rd Dist.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09
@. A. +.

u o. C. Ord, Post, No. ~, meets at Wes-
to,, Y y Springs 'eyery Saturday on or before
Mi moon Of each month.
=, Bolton 49,. ..-........ Sen. Vice Com,
T. ,Harrett .............Q Quarter Master.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09
I. o. G. T.

uApDOCK Lodge No. 100 meets every
|rines,lay evening. ut its rooms i'll tlic court
|rlse. with the following officers:
|rl. Campbell. Chief Templar.
|Ninnlc French, Vice Templar.
a. l.. Sturgess. Secretary.
|ilauu rot1Iemre, Treasurer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09
FARMERS ALLIANCE.

:, This Ihls department OF the HERALD is under the
Fs.ee.'en FaTa, OF the Jeraull County Council of
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09

JEEAULD COUNTY ALLTANCE.
President. Wesley Brownen. Woonsocxct. Da,,
Vice President. +. v. Miles. Wess'g'n ST. rs
Secretary. g. j. Marshall, Tcmpleton.
corresponding Secretary, C.sAy Hill Stock. "
Lecturer, G. V. Martin Waterbui,v'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09

sB-For information in reference to lands and
towns owned ny the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, q
iAu.As n Lana :sG,i comnissoitr s Msuse ~, Wis
cousin
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09

DAKOTA FARM El,s' ALlIANCEC COMPANY
IT.fiesiuent I.iu Hon. Geo. G. Crosse, Aberdeen Oak,
wee PRESIDENT, CALVIN Moers, .
Secretary, Don G. Needhau. q ..
treasurer, j. l., Carlisle ..
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09
j. G. A, G.. I. S.
]. c. F. A.

Tie Jerauld County Farmers Alliance holds
;meetings at the court House in washington
prings.
Wesley Brownell w., Pre- President LEI,
D. j. Marshall Secretary and Editor.
{. V. Martin -. >. =. County Lecturer
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09
w. c. T. U.

Pioneer Union of Washington Springs meets
he md and 4th Wed. OF each Mo. at the NJ. y.
fhurell. ,...
Mrs l.. H. Blank. nk......................: pres.
Mrs Ru6y I. Smart, Rec. Sec.
Mrs c: NJ. Spears. CoT, rress sss'
- .s........ AiCt'o'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09

Owns and operates nearly 5OG5 mile!; of thor
'ughly equipped read in Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota and Dakota.
it is the Best Direct Route between
all principal points. in the North
vest, Southwest and Far west.
Formaps. time tables. rates Of passage and
rcight. etc. apply to the nearest, station agent
1.-THE Chicago, milwaukee g. ST. Paul
Railway, or to any Railroad Agent anywhere
III the World.
81. Miller, a v.H. Carpenter,
General Manager. Genl Pass and Tkt. Agt.
,. r. Tucker, Geo. II, Heahorei,
Asst Gen'l Manager Asst Gen'l Pass
and Tiki. Agt.
MJLLwAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09

Whittier
They say there is a Roya. Court
Maintained in noble state,
Where every noble man and good
is certain to be great"
Hood.
Strong minded is she? Better so
Than dulness set for sale or slow;
household folly capped and belled
In fashions dance of puppets held;
OF poor pretense of wpmanhood.
Whose formal. flayourless platitude
Is warranted from all offence
OF robust meaning violence,
VI Whittier, "lincs on a Fly I.eaf..n,s
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09
@. j. MARSHALL. Ep1Yor.
TERRITORIAL ALLIANCE

i!eslnent: H. l.. loucks, Clear Lake Da,,
SMe.resiaent, J. w. Harden, Woonsocket ].
'rrnas',,aA, y, y: =. a. SsoaefDelg, Hartford, :.
ioat,u,e'a i eotS,.a. u ~ y. Scott. Milbank. 6
i'set'ief, ~. u. CEaSe. WatertOWn /"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09
POETIC GEMS. +

Alone 10 such as fifty bear
Thy civic honors bid them fail.
And call thy hydaughters forth tt, share
The rights and duties pledged to all.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-09

THIS @ good an subscribers who advance t1
i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-21

s@ Geiute unb biliefe 9rudia.
den bel 5 o b n o n 0ros.
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Sas Berliner nM1iIitdr.W o@ens
blatt" entbdlt cine authoritative Nnttport
auf ben befannten Mriifel bes Stuff
f@en SnDali6en". IS iagt: RuBlanb
bat 315,500 Mann unb 100 Gelbge,
i@iibe in ieineu tpeIili9en @ienapropin-
aen. Deuti@Ianb bat In ieinen 6itli9en
8renaprobinaeH nur SO, 200 Manu unb
1888 Gelbgei@tbe. 8erglei1uagsmeiie
babe RuBlanb ouf 1881 Quabrats
&ilometer 1926 Wann, "a, 191
Pferbe 2711 2anonen aIer Mrten, tpdbs
renb 9euti@lanb auf 119,456 Quabs
rat. &ilometer nur 81 ia Mann, A.
500 Yferbe unb 238 @e1@abe babe.
Die 8arniion bon @ari6au adble 2O,=
600 Mann, 5000 pferbe unb SO JeIos
gef6iibe, tudbrenb bic @ornilon DON
G0nigsberg nur 700 Mann, 400
pfsrhe unb SO Gelbsei@tbe in fi9
f6lieBe. Sie @arniion BON Breslau
beifebe iogar uur aus 5000 Mann,
1160 pferbeu uno 80 Gelbgei9uben.
Gerner babe Der n&uifil9e Snbalibe1
bebauptet. baB int 6fli1en Deutf9laub
lett benz Sabre 1878, 1850 Rilometer
@ifenbabnen gebout ,porben ieien.
Sies lei ni6t tuobr, es ieien biemebr
nur 1865 &ilometer gebaut tporbeu.
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IuerIet.

Sn Der aeftisen SiBuua Der 81.
tiaens AKoeiation murbs Elm grtrasNfs
fefment pom 10 Yroeent bon allen
Subieribenten ei~nsefo,bert uno giula,
bunsen wur6en erlahen al bas bemo.
fratii6e uno an bas republitanii9e
Staats : greeuiip 3 9omite, tire Son.
peutionen In San Nntofio ab3u'
baIten.
Or. 8. 9srif tpdre sefieru beis
nabe BON einem 3use iiberfabren mors
ben. e. fubr in ieiner 3uti9e iiber
bas @eleiie Der Siibli6en pacific 8abn
OIL WolanitraBe unb taum bate ct bas'
felbe paiirt, als elm pafaeier3ug nit
GROCER S6ueaisfeit baber sebraut fam.
10 baB bic gntfernung 5mif@en 2Otos
motibe unb Guif6e taum einige SUB
betrus. 81. Serff, iein Sobn AuguFt
unb Der 2uti6er ertldren. baB bic
@lode Der 2otomOtibe ni9t geldutet
tuurbe unb fem Nnaeiden zines berans
nabenben 3uses D~orbanben mar.
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81. MaHerau8, Der in gang Seras
ribmli9ft betannte Spe3ialif, bat fi1
in Golse sablrei6er an i'm erganeener
Muforberungen beranlaBt geieben, San
Mntonio einen 8eiu@ ~ab3ufatten. St
bat i'm WaDerid 9oteI, 3irtner
81 un6 So, Quarter genommett, tpo er
bon iebt ab f~oniultirt tperber fam. ct
bat feinen Iufentbalt auf 80 Sage feifs
aefebt. 81. WaKersug bat nit 9roBem
grfolge in Dallas unb in aQer grbBes
rem Sta6ten BEG States prattiairt uub
fb in feiuen Spe5ialitdten LIBERAL aus.
geseiduet. Wer berbinbert ietn iollte,
ben Dr. @aifersus peri6nIi9 aufaus
iu9en. fam nit Tim in &orrespouben3
treter. 13,1,tum1M
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Die tbrsdiiGen GoIsen Der Sueenbfanben,
@e9Ie9tBfdpd6e 6erurfa6enb, pOburd @eia
Tub a0rber rninirt per6en, permnnemt Ges
Seglt. eeratlopfen, S9idtsrnbeit, Saamea.
abFub 0ebddtniBf6pd@e, gerIuf BET Gner.
gle. gbntisung sesen gefeuf@aft unb WeIan.
9plie granhlt4 turirt. Berbeirotbete Mdnner,
eber ioLdt, bic id Serheiratben poIIen, bic in
GoIse bon Snbistsetion In Der Sasenb an Sc.
f6ls6tss nub Nerbenldndde. Ieiben, perben
grinbIi@ tRrirt. Refine MineraIien eingege.
Ben. Smnge Mdnner, bic ibre 8eit nit unfdbi.
gen 2euters bsrf3ipenbet nnb fid baburd arant
beiiet bes Ropfes. Der Nnfe, bes SaIfes, bet
etbsr; 2rugen, g~iueeiueibe unb bes Magens
sneaosen baben, tperben f6nel furirt. 2abt
en@ ni9t bnr@ faIfAes S6amsefabI abbaIten,
fsfort
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Retiptel.

vSn Weu.M erito" = iagt bic l1oalbe
Wems in ibrer Iebten Summer lit
man ieBt baran, bas problem aur So.
flung 3u bringerl, feIbIf ba, mo Der Res
genial elm unii9erer 1T. nit grfolg
Wderbau su treiben, tpie bas groBe Ga.
nalbaM. n%nternebmen (tportiber aud bic
sGreie pre1e" b0r 2ut5em beri9tet bat)
5et9t. Oie tiiuffli9e B~eudneruug bat
@alifOrnien au benz gemadt, mas es
beute 1T, uno bic fiinfli1e 8~epd6erung
fam unb tpirb Weft Seras 3u einem
ebenfo 9uten Mderbaulaabe MAIDEN.
Greili9 uenn mon ben Rofeuauftpanb,
mel9er ba3u erforoerli@ 1T, in Betra1t
3iebt. 70 f@eiut es auf ben eriten Bid,
als lei berfelbe elm ungebeMerer. Mber
6aB bic unteruebmung cine lobnenbe
tein muB, ldBt fdon einfa9 bic Sbat.
fade f6lieBeu, oaB 2apitaliffen ibr
@elo, b~efoubers cine 10 groBe Gumme,
ME bic 1T, uel9e oer 2analbau eprt
forbert, on btnbe M69li1teits > grfolge
ipagen. Wenn bic Qapital. &nlage bort
aber cine lobnenbe 1T, uarutt foIte He
es bier ni6t fein? 50 mag immerbin
ber Gaa fein, baB in ben meiiten Sab
TEN bier aud obre fiin1tli1e 8euGHerung
grnten gemaGt tuerben, In r1ardeu Sabs
ren fogar 3uei. Mber uus tpia es iGeis
men, bob ba, 100 fe flu iebes Sabr obne
Ausnabme au fi9eren gema9t tperber
t6nnel, es in Der Orbnung III, fie su
folden gu MAIDEN. @erabe i'm ieBigen
Mugenblid, no mir i'm Begrife fteben,
ginwanoerung unb 9apital 3ur 6ulfe
3u rufen, miiien mir fur unierea 2ans
bestbeil bieien puntt i'm Muge balten
unb ben 0eriu@ MAIDEN, SoI9e, tpel9e
2apiiaI befiben NIB anlegen tpollen, Az
peranlafen, bab tie tbr Gelb oerartigen
Beudferungs .llnternebmungen 3ufuens
ben. Wir baben bier In bieiem @ountp
(unb In 9auS Weitteras) Sauienbe uno
aber 3auienbe Don Mderu. tpelbe our9
bic tiinitIi@e 8ewdHeruus su 10 ersiebi.
gem 4~derbaulanb gerna9t tperben Ton.
men, ME 6 tur ~irgenbtuo auf Der Melt
giebt."
= paBt auf! Das erffe Gpmp.
tom bon Reu9buften 1T Ssiierteit unb
tpeuu Gbamberiaius Suften Mebisin
%angeiDanbt un6 fortgebrau9t piro, 10
lam Die gefdbrlide 2rantbeit gdn3lid
~obgetpenbet unb ale @efabr bermieben
tueroen. Gum @erfauf Sci R. g o b n
Co., Ode Meif Commerce. uno
Sio'O firaBe.
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GhnmherI1ins 81,

@bamberlains 9tugens lub 6auts
Salbe 1T cine t6ere 9eilung fir tuuube
grufmar5ea, Sautausi9ldge, S9orf
Gle4ten, 9dmorrboiben unb ale anbe=
ren f9merabaften Sauttranfbeiteil unb
uniibertrofen fur f@limme Mugen.
Sum 9er:auf Bel &. @obn & Co.,
gde Weft Commerce u. Sib.O ffraBe.
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9etr Sos. puliber. 0erausseber
ber q. O.. WorIb, paiirte geftern IN Ell,
tter Specialcar NIT feiner Gamilie Sun
Wntonio, I'm nod @~altfornien 3u geben
unb bort ieiner f@limmen Mugen tueoea
einige Monate au berpeiIen.
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ghDne Trane.

tuerben blaB unb rei3los bur9 6unttis
onsft6rungen, peI6e Sr. pierce's
"Favorite Prescription unfeblbar
turirt. Sauienbe bon 3eusnifen. 8ei
Mpotbefern gu baben.
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= Cine polle DOTS bon @bambers
lains Suitenmittel tpirb Der grfdltung
bDrbeugen, tuenn beim erfen Symptom
onsetpanbt. Gum 8erfauf BEL Ct.
6 Co., gde @eff Commerce
unb SibsO fitrabe.
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= Der iiber3eugenbe geiueis fir ben
Merib bon @bamberIain's 6uifens
Mittel 1T elm 8eriu9. Gum Derfauf
BEL 81. @obn 6 g o., Gde Mefts
Commerce. uno ShbsO fira
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$. >. gtibben, Rorbma9er.
3orb unb &obrmaareu tets an 0anb.
@eparaturen tuerben prompt beforgt.
No. "a Npenue o. A. t2M
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The "photoglyptic Stereotype. ("

Some years ago it was publicly stated by
r. H. Hoe that the newspaper of the future
would be printed entirely, reading matter,
illustrations and all, from photo-engraved
plates. What the Hoe firm has since done
in its experiments in this direction of course
do not know, but there is a man in New
York now working very nearly on this line
who will soon have his invention in shape to
patent. The principle upon which he de-
ponds is ''photoglyptic stereotype" as he
calls it, in which the stereotype sheet is made
directly by the camera, very cheaply and
with clearer and better results than any COM
mon stereotype can give, as the matter is
photographed on to matrix already curved
to the shape of the cylinder by an arrange
ment of lenses which he has kept secret. You
know the common matrix is made fiat and
then bent into a curve before the metal is
poured upon it, thus naturally blurring and
crushing the fine edges of the letters and the
lines of the illustrations so we seldom get a
satisfactory picture from rapid press.
Chicago News.
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A correspondent describes the Emperor
Francis Joseph as one Of the baldest men in
his dominions. He has rugged face, half
hidden under mass Of wild mustache and
whiskers, and his features at first glance
denote something Of the ferocity of the
hyena. He has hard frown, a cold stare, a
strong rasping voice, and his habitual ex-
preston is one Of intense seriousness. He is,
however, extremely gentle, good natured and
kind hearted
His ruling passion is soldering, and his
favorite amusement sport. He rises at 8
o'clock summer and winter, and has disposed
of mass of business before most men are
out Of bed Unless obliged to attend late
party he is generally in bed by 10 p m. He
lives very frugally; takes beer at luncheon,
champagne at dinner-never more than two
glasses-and smokes the commonest kind Of
Austrian cigar-a long thin weed with a
straw in it, called Virginia. This is the
favorite smoke of Viennese cab drivers.
Over indulgence in it caused the emperor
some years ago to be afflicted with gastric
complaint, and for long time he was for
hidden to smoke, but he has now begun again.
London Figaro.
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MosalsrowN, TENN, July 4, 1858.

The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Commemorative years ago was so un.
fortunate as to contract an extremely bad
case of blood poison. My bones ached and
my muscles began to swell and contract. !
was under treatment Of the physician from
the inception of the disease until found
that he could do me no good. Then,
through the advice of friend began tax
Ing S. S. S. Your medicine seemed to have
an immediate effect. took six bottles, and
to-day am sound and we'll. That was two or
three years ago. but have seen no evidence
of the return of the disease, and take this
opportunity to thank you for what 1t has done
for me. 1t saved my life. You can refer
any one to me. X. M. WALL.
FARMERsvILLE, TEX, June 20, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Conference.-The mother of a member
of our firm was afflicted with cancerous
sore on her face for about twenty years.
During the past few years it troubled her
very much by continued pain and itching.
She used your S. S. S., and the sore has
disappeared and is apparently well. Should
it break out again, will advise you.
Very truly,
PENDLEToN, YEARLY & RILEY,
Druggists.
Three books mailed free on application.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8. Atlanta, Ga.
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The Salvationists in England.

Is not the Salvation Army under the abso-
lutte orders of its generals? If so, l would
call the attention of Mr.. Booth to an occur
renee, the details of which take from The
Richmond and Twickenham Times. The
Salvationists of Hounslow are in the habit of
holding their meeting before the shop of a
confectioner named Button His wife is in
delicate health, and her condition has be-
come worse owing to paralysis Mr. Button
wrote to the heads of the army, asking them,
for the above reason, to refrain from assem-
bling near his house last Sunday week. They,
however, insisted on meeting there, and
commenced singing and shouting. He came
out and implored them to desist, as they
were endangering the life Of his wife. The
answer was that the meeting was praying,
singing and shouting to save her SOUL
Whether, if this continues, the soul Of the
poor woman will be benefited do not know,
but most assuredly it will leave her body
London Truth.
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Don't Fail to Punctuate.

The following entry is to be seen in the
books of an overseer of one Of the metropoli-
tan vestries: "Paid to woman whose
husband was drowned by order of
the vestry under London Bridge e1 Is"
And do be careful; also an adver-
tisement says: ''Missing from Killarney
Jane O'Foggerty; she had in her arms two
babies and Guernsey COW, all black, with
red hair, and tortoise shell combs behind her
ears and large black spots all down her back,
which squints awfully." And the celebrated
toast, "Woman! without her, man would be
a monster!" rendered by another party as
"Woman without her man, would be mon
ster." It is impossible to be too careful about
punctuation.
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No. 177.-Quibbles.

(a) can stretch my hands apart, having a
coin in each hand, and, without bringing
my hands together, can cause both coins to
come into the same hand How is this to be
donea
(b) Place candle in such a manner that
every person shall see it, except one, although
he shall not be blindfolded or prevented from
examining any part Of the room and the
candle shall not be hidden.
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Magical Increase.

Take large drinking glass of conical
form, that is small at the bottom and large
at the top, and, having put into it quarter,
fill it about half way up with water; then
place plate upon the top of the glass and
turn it quickly over, that the water may not
escape. A piece of silver as large as a half
a dollar will Immediately appear on the
plate and, somewhat higher up, another
piece the size of a quarter.
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No. 174.-Behealings.

@) Behead to bruise, and leave to hurry.
b) Behead fastening, and leave poison
Gus serpent. icy Behead a stone, and leave
an entrance. M) Behead grain, and leave
a summer luxury. ley Behead solitary, and
leave numeral. II Behead kind of wood,
and leave lean. (g) Behead to vibrate. and
leave part of fowl. G) Behead track,
and leave q generation. G Behead to COM
ply, and leave parsonage in high authority.
ID Behead to reckon, and leave paint.
The beheaded letters will spell the name
of well known city.
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Everybody Likes

to be called handsome, especially the young
long as their face is covered with pimples,
blotches and sores. But wait, there is no
need of this; one or two bottles of Sulphur
Bitters will remove all such designations,
and make your face far and rosy Fannie
Bell, EditresS.
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No. 166.-A Riddle in Rhyme: A blush.
No. 167.-Problem of Money: |, 3, 4, S,
e., 6, o, 10 half dimes Place upon /, 1
upon 8, s upon 8, upon 6, and upon TO-
No. S-Beheadings: A-scribe. Bonus
D-ado.
No. lGo.-Pictorial Decapitations: Wheel,
heel, eel; brace, race, ace; scowl, cowl, owl;
stone, tone, one.
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Whether you discover how apportioned it,
cen tho
I inform you tits divided into four.
But if you solve it right, twill afford you
much delight
And repay you for the trouble, I am sure.
No. 176.-Numerical Enigma.
The s, 6, 2, l. 81. 90, is an idea.
The 81, 3, 9, 20, 10, IA, SO, 81 is DETAINED.
The 4, %, 20, Sc, IS is an animal
The 8, Z, %, is heather goddess.
The SO, 49, 10, IL, II is to portion.
The Is, 80, Is, 10, 40 is to steal
The 81, 26, "a, 16 is recent.
The 80, IS, "a, SO is necessity.
The answer, composed of 40 letters, is a
beautiful and well known quotation
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PHI 8, Piles, Itching Piles.

Observation-Disclosures intense itching and singing;
most at night, by scratching. II allowed
tinue form which often bleed and ulceratc, be-
coming very sore. SwAyNE's OINTMENT stops the itch
ing and bleeding, heals liberation, and in most
the All druggists by mail for so cts.
DIR. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. az
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Key to the Puzzler.

No. 163-A Showman's Cemetery: Toad,
ram, mare, ermine, fox, OK, ferret, deer, rat,
donkey, ounce, horse, mouse, tiger, bear,
bull, sebu, zebra, elk, COW, calf, cat, buck.
stag, llama, sable, roe, seal, doe, hart, yak,
emu, gnu, Gland, ass, swine, sloth, eve,
weasel, hare.
No. 164.-Charade for Young Folks: Sand
man.
No. l65.-A Diamond:
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noble men and women. The simple
but effective remedies which carried
them to green old age are now, repro
duced in Warmers "Tippecanoe," and
Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla and
other Log Cabin Remedies.
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Eczema, Itchy. Scaly, Skin TEXTURES,

The simple application Of "SwAyNE's OINTMENT"
without any internal medicine will any of Tet
ter, Salt Rheum, Rngworm, Piles, Itch Sores, Pim-
piles, Eczema, all Scaly Itchy SKIN up tons, no M
ter how obstinate or how long standing. 1t is potena
effective, and costs but tr1e. "a I
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No. l7O.-Enigmatical Writer.
My first was famed for beauty;
My second bids you seek;
Ny third, q brave old soldier,
For tariff bold did speak.
My whole, a noble woman
With earnest mind, essayed
To ask for justice to race
Whom man for greed betrayed.
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No. 171,-Anayram Of Authors.

(O Tell Mary Bill can win,U. (b) Relent
her blow. icy We rule tob6gin. (0 Ben,
we cry hard here. (e) Then lanes her. II
Call her verse. lg) Vowing shant grin.
(h Trace one whine. III See my nag fling
Ma. Cj) Glare L. Wilton. Qk Hear 10 roar
gilt. y Join the left rear wing, ehi (m)
Father Bert (n) So dace cured her. 10y Old
Jay Gould rares. tp) w. D. Howells, Lawn
Forge, Troy, N. H.
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~ LOG CABINS were
49, ,zs>f strongholds of love, con-
hNZ T tentment, health and hap
TND |STpiness. Coon skins were
ILZNA,I nailed to the door and
A - they were the happy
homes of strong, healthy.
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! nave q piece Ol
square nor round,
But an octagon
and this l have
laid out
In a novel way.
though plain in
appearance, ana
retain
Three posts in each
com par tment;
but l doubt