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young farmer living a few miles from
Americus is indebted TO a certain firm in this
city, said firm holding as security mortgage
upon a pair Of mules belonging TO said farmer
Finding that he would not be able to settle his
indebtedness he consulted a lawyer to know if
there was not some way by which he could save
his stock The lawyer informed him that if he
were only married man ii would be all right,
as then his wife could homestead and thus save
the mules, but otherwise there was no chance
to help him. We'll, replied the young man,
81 will get married, then, if that is the only
way out of it, but it seems to me that it is a
poor law that depriyes a man of his liberty
lust to save two poor old mules"
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rCafcano qrhnne.l

Do you see that man across the street? Mark
him well, my son. Three years ago he drew a
prize Of $3.50 in lottery. He was a happy, in
dustrious man before he won that prize. II
ruined him. he has sunk every dollar he could
borrow, beg, or earn since that ucllless day in
that same lottery. Look at him now. Note
the hungry look in his eye. lie has only one
object in life. He wants to draw the capital
prize. lie is a lottery maniac. If you ever
feel any symptoms Of his disease coming over
you, my boy, get down on your knees and pray
for deiiverance and then hunt this man up and
take another good iook at him.
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Not Much Of a Risk.
LEes0 York Sup.l

81 don't know about that young Wabash my
dear" said Mr.. Breezy, of Chicago to his beau
tifui daughter. Are you really interested in
him?"
"Papah, ! adore him!"
AZ hear that he is somewhat fast" went on
the old man, obviously and / am very much
afraid that your married life might not be
happy"
Don't be foolish, papah," said the girl,
twining her arms around his neck. George is
truly noble; aud, besides if he doesn't pan out
well, it Will be easy enough to obtain di.
vorce"
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If you viii send us your address. we viii mai
you our illustrated pamphlet explaining al
about Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro V0ltaic Bell
and Appliances and their charming effects upon
the nervous, debilitated system, aud how they
viii quickly restore you TO vigor, manhood ans
health If you are thus afflicted, we will senl
you Belt and Appliances on trial.
VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich.
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Winthrop Landholn, In that sweet book. Sc The
Hills Of the Shatemuc.n That / may by-aud- by
hear Well done from the lips OF my King"
God commended Christ fst. Matt. 3:I7)
Jacob Abbot laid down five rules for the family
and the school. One was this: Commend
often" phil, 4 III; 8 John. o. Worthy be-
stowment Of literary degrees is simply tine coll
lege declaring TO the deligeut student " Well
done" 1t is recognition Of talent and industry,
Commeudation is often word ftly spoken, aud
SO like apples Of gold in pictures Of silver
PROV, 25:II)
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Badly Ratified.
fIIaraILEa.I Tar,lrr I

The American is shellering quite a number
of newly-married couples. large number
have been registered there since il opened.
Two such parties arrived yesterday, and one
pair was somewhat yerdant. The groom had
quite a serious time in registering, and at last
looked appealingly at the sympathetic clerk,
and asked; How do you spell wife?"
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Luxury FOR the BiclI.
Tsan Francisco Era,ataer. !

Nobody but mIlionaire5 GU this coast can
afford to heap Goals Of FIRE on their enemies
heads. Nobody foresaw when that Scriptural
Injunction was written THAT a forgiving dispo-
siton would ever cost SIG per ton.
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Right Here in Washington.
What Your Friends and NeighbOrS Say
On a Matter of Vital Importance.

Below will be found a sample Of the multi
tude of letters Of encouragement Messrs. II. II.
Warner & Co., of Rochester, n. y, daily re-
ceive. The subjoined unsolicited testimonials
are from your friends and noighbors, ladies and
gentlemen you know and esteem for their honor
and straightlorwardno5s, and who would scorn
to be party to any deception. What has been
done for others can be done for you, aud it is
folly, nay suicidal, to longer suffer when the
means Of recovery lie at your very door:
WASHINGTON, D. c. Patent Attorney Jan. Bird,
lSSS.-Having an occasion to try the efficacy of
- Warmers safe Cure " and a Warmers Safe Pills"
] take pleasure in stating that have derived great
benefit from their use. | consider Warmers safe
Cure" perfect panacea for malaria, of which
have been afflicted. Nothing having given me re-
lief until l took Warmers safe Cure aud War
ners Safe Pills which has apparently eradicated
the disease from my system.
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A Tender lSidney Is Nnt N,ice

When It happens to be your own. Not only will
the kidneys become tender, but seriously diseased,
if their inactivity is not remedied No finer aud
safer means to ths end exists than Hostetter's
stomach Bitters that in addition to its tonic prop
critics, possesses those OF a duretio in no common
degree. Remember 1t stimulates, never exgites.
Incompatible Is it also for constipation liver COM
plsint, dyspepsia, rheumatism and nervous de-
billty.
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A HeallhfuI Exercise.

Boston Young Lady (to hardware dealer)-
by physician has advised me to take up fenc-
ing for exercise, Mr. Sharpedge; have you
any er--
Dealer-Post-hole angers? Yes, step this
/ way. Dleage
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B0St0nian Hum0r.

Fenderson-Yes, have got an awful cold,
and the doctors say / mustn't go out. It's
plaguey provoking, don't yon know, for / was
engaged to attend donkey party tonight.
Fogg-Were you? But l wouldn't fret;
they'll get along, no doubt, by cutting one out
Of paner.
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Comforts Of a Home.

Landlady Ito applicant for board You will
find, sir, we can give You the comforts of d
home
Applicant-Comforts Of a home! Why,
madam, I've Just sent my wife away for six
months and closed my house completely be-
cause | need rest.
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He Grasped the Idea.

Mr. s." asked a Professor at the Maine
State College, what do you understand by nat
uralization?"
Mr.. s." Naturalization is the process Of
making foreign born person a native of the
United States"
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In Mourning.
{EebU York StcH.1

Mother-I am surprised, dear, to see you at
the piano so soon after the death Of your dear
Uncle James-and +" White Wings" toOl
Daughter-Yes mamma, but l am only play
inc ON the black KEYS
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Patent Attorney

WAsHTyGToT, D. G. l6l1 p. A. Ave, g e., Jan.
30th, ls3S-Some six years ago ] lived at Char
loitevilie n. Y, and during the fall and winter of
1882 / travelled on the mountains in all kinds Of
weather. ] contracted number OF severe colds.
and after suffering some two or three weeks |
broke down. l suffered from Chils down my back
and extreme pain in my kidneys, voding urine
sometimes 20 to 40 times day. Whilst in this con-
dition I was persuaded to try Warmers Safe Dia-
bees Cure" | did SO. and at once received enough
relief to encourage me to continue its use. After
using two and oue-half bottles of " Warmers Safe
Diabetes Cure" / was cured and have not been
bothered with a return of my illness. am frank
20 state that have prescribed and used Warmers
Safe Cure just IS would any other therapeutic
agent and have been more than satisfied with the
results.
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Did Not Like Such Sympathy.

Countryman Ito dentistl-The tooth next to
that an aches too Doc
Dentist-Yes, it aches in sympathy
Countryman-Yanki it out; durn such sym
nafhv-
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WASHINGTON D. G., u248 10th St, N W., Feb
kidney trouble which resulted in jaundice. A
friend recommended q" Warmers Safe Cure" After
using it awhile he able to be ont and at his
work / consider Warmers Safe Cure" an ex-
cellent remedy, and think no household complete
without it. 1, myself, have been suffering from
rheumatism-seVeTe pains in the joints. Have
used one bottle Of Warmers Safe Rheumatic
Cure " and already feel benefited
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That Tired Feeling is very common in
the Spring. Appetite, Strength, and Am
bition seem Lost. Impure Blood, Head
ache, and Dizziness Prevail.
Hoods SarsaparilIa Overcomes That
Tired Feeling, Cures Headache, Builds up
the System, Purifies the Blood, Makes
the Weak Strong. 100 Doses One
Dollar. Be sure to get Hoods.
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WAsHIyGToy, D. Cit gives me pleasure to
express my faith in the virtues of " Warmers Safe
Cure" which Is the only medicine ] ever take or
recommend. Six years ago / received the most
pronounced benefit from It's use at time when
suffering from mental overwOrz, and 1 have
subsequently in my travels public lecturer
recommended 1t to many people, and personally
know Of several cases where Warmers Safe
Cure - has succeeded when the doctors failed.
Although perfectly well woman ] take several
bottles every spring, just / take additional
care in the selection Of tonic giving food at the
spring season, believing in the Ounce Of pre-
cure and ia every instance &" Warmers Safe Cure"
has the effect to give me energy and vitality TO ali
my powers.
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st. Matthew is the only New Testament
writer who gives the parable. lie wrote his
Gospel probably at Rome, about the year 90
A
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8. Suggestions.

]. Use gifts. BE sure as tosWhat talents you
possess. While you should not hide talents,
neither should you thrust them out. The fol-
lowing incident is worthy reading:
When in the Roman Senate Cicero was called
TO order by Hortcnsius for employing his wit as "A
mental weapon in debate, and also in the forensic
forum as an advocate. Hortensius (who had no
Wit appealed 10 the President OF the Senate Cice
ro's defense is immortal, viz: ConscTipt Fathers
Jupiter gave me life and existing vitality: Apollo
my love of melodiOus language; Mercury, nay
OraturiCal elOqueuCe; COmus my wit and wisdom.
1t is religious duty TO employ ali the gifts from
the gods and gOddesses, and 1t IS lmpIOus iugTati
tude 10 allow them, by neglect, 10 fail into de-
cay"
2 Have consideration for the lack of pene-
tration, want of quickness of conception, or
deficient aptness in execution on the part of
associates. We are taught patience and mod
Grafton in fault-fnding. EHhu Burritt puts
the thought as below:
"A pint cup may not be iIltreated for not hold
ing quart. This is indeed new measure of moral
obligation. Tie undertakes your argument
project, or Improvement because he cannot con
tain it, lie does moi report you correctly, because
ho caunut contain all your ideas. lie Is pint cup
Yonr friend betrays your secret. 1t IS yonr own
fault. You put too much in small vessel and il
slous over. Your ueighbor has narrow views, feel
! ings and politics. and they do not enlarge. Be
| gentle toward him, for small measures cannot
afford 10 be very liberal and pint cups come to
pint"
3. Practice commendation. Get into the
habit of encouraging. TO avoid hattery do not
omit wise and just approval. Christ said to
faithful servants, well DONE" This is a
/ stimulus 80 activity.
What are you working for? said Rufus to
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WITCHEJ4I'S Rheumatic PIasters cure Rheuna-
tisil. Seurs and Scjstic3- Much superior to tar4
applications Of iuiueus Pain is ar relieved aud
g effected sold bv sll druggists. Price - cents.
Mention The National Tribuns
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nUT THIS OUT and and T59 T @ f I'm me ~ h @ If e. se. ys
I Of goods that VIII bring YOU iu more money ia
~ month than any thing else I'm America Absolute GER
taiutv. e-cs capital o. IT. HANSON. Chicago, nj.
sieution The National TrIbuns.
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1gATR YOUR TlE2 SSh $40

=" THE DRUHlIER B0Y:o
OR, TIE BATTLEFIELD OF SHILOH.
The old standard Military Drama Far terms daJes c
address CCIEADE 4. j. NAIL
Post 15I, G.. A. r, Mansfield, D.
Mention The National Tribune.
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a PessfsBfsflc N4rw Prem Mason
County.


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TERRIToRIAL TALK.

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