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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-30
Nortga1A Sale.

Default has been made in the conditions Of
q mottgags containing power Of sale dated
March 18th. 1ss3, duly recarded IN the
pfics of the ragistor ~ leais Of Pembina
County, Dakota, March 2sth, 1883. ia Book
10 al mortgages, pnge 52 whereby Will,
gugeors mortGagod to the Colonial 4 United
Etates Mortgage Company Limited mort.
gages: The north half OF the north east
quarter and the southeast quarter of the
north east quarter and tho north east quarter
Of the southeast quarter Of section seven in
township one hundred and sixty-twO, range
tifty.six. west OF the 9Th p. n, in Psmbina
County, Dakota, by which default, the
power Of sale has become operative, and nh
action or proceeding at law has been insti.
tuted to recover the debt 'remnjning secured
thereby; or Any hart thereof, and there ii
claimed to ba due an said mortgage Mt tho
date hereof, $4,000 Now, notice Is hereby
given, that ~. virtue of .aid power. said
mortgage will tsfpreclosetl aud said premises
sold ut public auction by tina sheriff af sail
county, ar his deputy, Optoner 18th, 1850,
ut two o'clock 7. NJ. at the front door Of
the court house IN Pemhina, Pembina
County, Dakota, to pay said debt. interest,
attorney 3 fees and disbursements allowed
by Law.
Dated August Is. 1880.
The Colonial United States Mortgage
Company Limited. Mortgage.
A. c, LABRlE, AttOrnev
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Default has been made in the conditions OF
q mortgage coat nining power of sale dat ell
May 18th, 1881, duty recorded in the office
of the register of deeds of Pembinu County,
Dakotn. June 23rl 1881, in bouk 3 Of
mortgages. p,,ges l32-4:,3 whereby Bnptists
Churette uni ltosettc Ills wife mort gngeOrs
mortgagrd to The Colonial 4 United States
Mortgage Company Limited, mort gngee: The
east halt 1f the south west quarter Of section
eighteen nul the east half II the northwest
quarter of section ninatesn nii in township
number one hundred ond sixty three range
ftty-fve west of tine 9Th =. NJ. in Penn
bina county. Dakota, by which default,
the poworofsnlel has become operative, and no
nction or proceeding ut law has been institute
thereby. or aus part thereof, and there IL
claimed to I've due Oh saul mortg gage ut the dnte
hereof. s3a?.0O to which amount should lie
ailrd the taxes OH suid property paid by
said m"rtgagre. amounting Will. interest us
provided in said mortgage, to $S6.47 max
ing the total amount claimed to be due at
the date hereof on said mortgage $445.41.
Now. notice il hereby given. that by
virtue OF said power. said mortgage
will I've fnr~lose.i mud aui,l premises sold Mt
public auction by the sheriff of said county,
or his deputy, October 18th. 1859. at two
O'Clock l.. NJ, at the front door of the court
housein Pemhina. Pembina County. Dakota,
toray snid debt. interest, attorney . :eea and
disbursements allowed by law.
Dated August 18th. 1889.
The Colonial 4 United States Mortgage
Company Limited. Mortgages.
A. {. LAnRiE. Attorney.
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ACsatsupsrsrJ ~ Rieht.

r.ou ~. r.. ~. Ir.,.., n.,.,,.
-. - m
The Chicago lntsrocean credits
the soliloquy ITO b or not to be" to
Hannibal Hamlin Of Maine. Itvas
Hor,ist -, n.,m.,L ..s.hho, ~.
-.a.n'e' W De"n"ss' ny.'. -. -
names are somewhat simuat' oa'
you ought to know better than to
make such a mistake. A paper pub
liahed IN a town that a.n,ree Ia be
49, .'N - :" Wv" -, sA.S ~ - 80
eae esn'eF Oh nse.atute anu lalo
should be careful about such things.
The remark was made BY Colonel
Hamlet a rood manv vears sro.
whom ~. Me;,. 49, 80 49, .oo,,,esd
w.. ~ ~. .e .". ae1 AvS".,
tne haDit OF gong enrougn tne eoid
winter weather arraysd In . linen
buster. Colonel Hamlet was q
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MOrtpnye Sale.

Default has been nude in the conditions OF
mortgage containing power of sale dnted
Janunry IL. 1SS:i, duly recorded in the Office
oftlic reg or of,9,is of l'rmhnn County la.
kota, January %. lSS2, liz Book 1.uimort.
gagrs pagc 5SS. whereby Stylus OlafssUn Ia
wiiOwer) mortgngror. mOrtraged tn The
Grloniui 4 United States Mortgage Com
pany Limited, mortgages: I'll. south east
quarter of the southeast quarter of section
nineteen. and the southwest quarter o. the
southwest quarter Of section twenty. and
the northwest quarter al the northwest quar-
ter of section twenty nine and the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter Of sect ion
numler thirty in township one hundred
au,l sixty one. north, range numl@r tity-tive
west of the 18th, +. NJ, in rennhna County,
Dakota, by which default. til" power Of
sIle has l"come operative, aud u" action
or proceedings at law Inns been instituted to re-
cover the debt remaining secured thereby, or
any part thereof, and there il clnimcd to
I've due on said mortgage at the dat" here
of. $22O.OO. Now, notice IN hereby given
that by virtue of said power, suid mortgage
will l,e fnrrrlnsrd and said premises sold ut
publrnuction by the slrrilfo o. suidrount.y. or
his deputy. Octobcr 14th $50. at twoorlock
+. NJ. mt the front door Of the court lloune
in Pembina. Fcmhinn County, Dnkotn,
to pay snid debt. interest, attorneys fees
AMI Disbursements allowed Ivy law.
Dated August lath 1889.
The Colonial 4 United States Mortgage
Company Limited. Mortgngce,
A. C. l,tBRIE Attorney,
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1.ilur. Of . or..t prv f,ood, Hou,..

Lewis Brothers & Co., of Philadel-
phia. havo failed for 100000. 1t is
ono of tho greatest dry goods firms in
the United States, and has branches in
Boston, New York, Baltimore aud Chi
cago. The aggregate of its sales in o
single year has been as high as $751;
600, 1000. which Is small compared with
Stewards $50, 900. but large at tho
present day. when dry goods arc SO
very low.
The house was founded in 1852 by
Horny LOWS. and has therefore been
in existence thirty-scven years. This
seems short life for u great establish
ment, but is about as long as any Of
them run in the United States. We
live in y changeable country. and
mems lives aro short in every sense Of
the word.
In April last the firm wanted to bor-
row money and made statement TO
financial institution which was intend
ed TO DO accurate. This statement re-
presented that the assets were 81, 343,-
900 more than tho liabilities, But
these assets were unfortunately in tho
form Of uncollected accounts. and US
collections are and always will be diff
cult, the firm could not realize on its
million Of excess. They could not
take up their maturing paper, and so
they have failed.
Some Of their friends think the firm
will not DO closed up. but will 60 on
under an extension. This VIC doubt;
as s., Gs2, 900 Of their paper is held by
the banks In Boston. Providence,
Hartford. New Haven. New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Bankers
cannot wait long for their dues, In JUS
tice to their own creditors. and so we
think the Lewis Brothers will be clos
cd up.
The history Of Lewis Bros. & Co. is
that OF almost ovcry other business
firm in the United States. They are
all trying to do too much business on
their capital. They had capital Of
81, 500, 600. and on that basis they did
q business Of $l5. 900. 900: Yet they
trusted freely. Is thousands Of others
do. and after they got their property
out they could not get it back again; so
moro than 1000. 600 remained uncol.
lected when they failed.
Too much credit and too much BUSH
ness on q narrow capital have become
the bane Of the mercantile, the indus
trial and the manufacturing establish
ments OF tho United States. The
waste Of competition has become so
dcvouring that merchants and manu-
facturers will sell goods ut very low
profit and oven then take doubtful pa
per.
So we so; SO VIC hurry-scurry, and
SO VIC smash; and q national bank
rnpt law to wipe out the existing OBJ
legations has become an essentially
every twenty years in the history Of
tho country.
II everybody dealt for cash, or so
limited their credits that n slight loss
only was possible. then these sweeping
periodical rcvulsions, producing bank-
ruptcy. insolvency and ruin, would
not be the concrete history of tho
business Of tho United States.
waukec Wisconsin.
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ALUckr BAKER.
4 n,xsr sfDsssA Strikes the lS.islass sssss
Lottery fer the First Capital Priss.


Lottery fer the First Capital Priss.
With check ON the New Orleans National
Bank for $4,000. Eugene Chretien, Jr..
walked out Of the ONCE Of the louisiana State
Lottery Company last Wednesday, 20 happy
and contented as mortal can he.
Chretien was q journeyman baker, EN-.
ployed in his fathers bakery, No 2S7 Bour-
bon Street. He Is . aon.in-law Of Chas. Fet.
ter the barber, No 313 Royal Street, and In
company with his fathcr.in.law he pre-.
sented ticket No. 42,75S ut the ONCE Of
the lottery company aud wns promptly paid
the amount 1t called for zig ,00O) It having
drawn one-twentieth of the first capital prize
Of 100000.
Chretien purchased the ticket for 81 last
Monday morning, and the next day. to use
the language expressed by him to o Picayune
reporter, found himself In a very fne condi.
tion financially. He accepts bis stroke Of
good luck complacsntly, and says be Is going
to put It to good uss by investing In some
kind Of business He hardly believes he will
ever mix dough again. not that he considers
himself too well-bretl, but he feels that he
can afford to give WY to anyone else WHO
may wish to take the cake-from the oven
New Orleans Q.a.) Picayune. July 20.
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Tho Pyramids Revisited,

Ihave paid my second visit to the
pyramids during the pnst week and
! find these great piles of stone un-
changed. The same gang OF Bedou-
ins surround them as preyed upon
mo when I paid my first call on the
sphinx, eight years ago, and the
eternal cry of backsheesh! back
sheesh! backsheesh! bncksheeshl still
sounds out upon the air of the des-
ert in which they IRE located. 1
climbed to the top, assisted by three
Arabs, and penetrated the gloomy
rccesses ofthe interior and attempted
to take photographs of the king and
queen chambers by fash lights. The
pyramid which l climbed covers
thirteen acres of ground, and it was
atone time higher than the WASH
ington monument. 1t has in the
past been aquary, from which Cairo
has drawn the stones for much of its
building, and there il still enough
left to make more thun eight hun
dred Washington monuments. The
sphinx is now well pulled out of the
sand and there areiron cars Mt it's
base ready to be used for further ex-
cavations. 1t hasput on a new u.s.
pect within the last lew years, and it
seems bigger, more somber, and
more wonderful than ever. It's face
10 that of u remarkably cookbook
ing negro girl, and it is said that it's
complexion was originally of u beau
tiful pink. All this pink has now
been ground away by the sands of
the desert, which have for more than
six Thousand years been showering
their enormous kisses upon it, and
all that is left is q little red paint
just under the left eye. The sphinx
il the Oldest woman in the world,
ind it is painful to think that even
she is addicted to rouge. She is GER
tainly big enough to know better.
Her head alone is so big that if you
would build avault tho size of par
Tor fourteen feet square and run it up
to the height Of II three-story house
it would bejust large enough to con-
t,lin it, and even though you meas
ure six feet in your stockings and
had arms ms long as Abraham Lin
colin, and stood on the tip OF the old
lndy's ear, you could hardly touch
the crown Of her head,-F. G. Car
pentcr in the Kansas City Journal.
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Mortgage Sale.

Default has been made in the conditions OF
mort gage containing power of sale dated
July 18th. 1883. duly recorded in the
office Of the register Of deedR of Pambina
County. Dnkota, July 10th, 1889, in book
10 of mortgages, page 1919. whereby Julius
Gray ind Charlotte, his wife, mort
gugpOrs. mortgaged to The Colonial &
United states Mortgage Company Limited,
mottgagee: Thenorth hall oi the south west
quarter 81 section tw4nty-nine and tho
hprth hu1 Of the south east quarter Of
section thirty 1T to$nshir one hun
west Of the 5th i. H.. IN Pembipa
County, Dakota. by which default,
tho power Of sale Inns BECOME operative.
and ITO action or prncerding NJ law las been
instituted tn recover the debt remaining re-
cured thereby or nny part thereof, aud there
il claimed to lie due on said mortgage at the
date hereof. si52.O0. Now, notice IL hereby
given. that by virtue of snid power, said
mortgage will BIO foreclosed and said prem.
ICES sold ut public auction by the
sheriff Of said county, or his deputy,
October 14tE. 1889. Mt two O'Clock, +.
NJ, ut the front door Of the court house In
the city of i'embina, Pembina County, Do
k0tA, TO pay snid dott. interest, attorney g
fees and di.burspln,ntH allowed BY Jaw y
Dated August 18th, 1886. " IS
Tho Colonial 4 limited States Mortgage
Company Limited. Mortgages,
A, &. LABRlE. ATTORNEY.
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Burial ola "HereSlas."

An alsensation was produced
among the visitors and the employees
ut the cemetery Of Pere 10 Chaise
when n hearse entered the gate, fol-
lowed by about $50 men Of extra.
ordinary size and atrength. Some
were neatly attirsd In black gar.
ments, while others displayed. below
o light overcoat, their legs incased
in tights and spangles, All the
wrestlera and "Hercples" in Paris
had come to the cemetery for the in
termept Of one at their colleagues,
Louis La0nay,L aunay, who be-
longed to a wealthy family, and was
fired at IL very early age with the
ambition to display his muscles at
the different fairs. His strepgtA and
ability soon won him hMe. He vas
accidentally hittan nv pet terrier
and died from hydrophobia.-Paris
Letter.
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Hortgage Sale.

Defnult has been made in tho conditions OF
. mortgngs obtaining power Of sale dated
jan. 18th, 1884. duly recorded In the office
Of tho register Of deeds of Pembina County,
Dakota, Jan. 10th 1854, in book 10 81
mortgages, page 4SG, whereby Samuel II.
Richardson mortguge0r, mortgaged to
The Colonial 4 United States Mort
gage Company Limited. mortgage: The
northwest quarter of section number twenty
one in township number one hundred aud
sixty, north range number hfty.two
west OF tho 9Th r. NJ, In Penn
bina County. Dakotn, by which default,
the power ofsalel has become operative, aud no
action or proceeding ut luw has been institut.
oil tn recover the debt remaining secured
thereby, or any part thereof. ind there IL
claimed to Ike due on sad mortgage ut the date
hereof $G35.O0 to which amount should t,e
added the taxes on snii property paid by
snid mOrtgagee, amounting with interest IN
provided in said mortgage, to 90, max
ing the total amount claimed to Ie due at
the date hereof on said mortgage $6t7.OO.
Now. notice ~ hereby given, that by
virtue 0f said power, said mortgage
will l~ foreclosed aud snil premises sold ut
public auction by the sheriff of said county,
or his deputy, October 14tl, 1853, at two
O'Clock +. ~, at the front door Of the court
house in l'embina. Pembina County, Dakota.
to pay said debt. interest, attorney sfees und
disbursements allowed by law.
Dnted August 18th, 1889.
The Colonial l. Unitod States Mortgage
Company Limited. Mortgage.
A. L, LtBRIE, Attorney
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Mortgage Sale.

Default has been made in the conditions Of
a mortgnge containing power Of sale dated
June LIST, 1888, duly recorded in the office OF
the register Of deeds Of Pemlinn County,
Dnkota, June 9Th, 1859, in book 10 ofmort.
cages. page 1876, whereby George klyne and
Moniqne his wife NOR gagsor.. inortgaged to
Francis Reckitt, mortgngee The northeast
quarter Of section twenty two oftownnl,ip
one hundred and sixty-two in rnnge fl ty. i've
il lembina County, Dakota, by which
tive. and no notion or proceeding 1T law las
been instituted to recover the delft remaining
secured thereby. or any part thereof and
there isclnimed to be 1ue ON sn,l mortgage
at thedntel hereof, s5I1. Now, notice. liz hereby
given, tl'lt by virtue OF snid power, snid
mortgage will be foreclosod and said premises
sold ut public auction by the sheriff of said
county, or his deputy, october 18th. 1850,
mt two o'clock r. NJ. ut tho front door Of tho
court house in Pembina. Pemhinn County,
Dakota to pay said debt, interest
attorneys fees and disbursements allowed by
law.
Dated August 15th 1889.
Francis Reckitt, Mortgagce.
A. c. LADRIE, Attorney.
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gee: The south east quarter of section TWEEN.
ty-:our, in township number one hundred
md sixty, north range number dfty-6ve,
west Of the 9Th p. NJ, In Pcmbina county
Dakota, BY which detault. the power Of sale
cecding Mt law has been instituted tO recover
the deb remaining secured thereby, or my
pnrt thereof, and there is c!nimed to he due
ON sud mortgage at the date thereof &1l5.
Now. notice IL hereby given, that by virtue
of said power, suid mortgage will I've fore
closed nnd said premises sold ut public auc-
ton by the sheriff Of said county, or his dep.
nty. October 18th, 1859, at two o'clock r.
NJ, ut the front door Of tho court house in
Ptmbinu, Pembinn county, Dakota, to pny
snid debt interest, attorneys fees and dis
burscments allowed by law.
Dated August 18TH 1889.
The Colonial 4 United States Mortgage
Company Limited, Mortgage.
A. L, LANRlE. Attorney
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northwest quart # Of section number thirty.
three, IN township number one hundrsd and
eixty.thrss, In range numbsr atty.
three west Of the 9Th p. H.. In
Pembina county, Dakota, BY which
default. the power Of sals has become
operative, and NO action or proceeding NJ
law has been instituted to recover the debt
remaining secured Thereby, orauy part there.
at ~. date Sereo soS
Now, notice b hereby given, that BY virtue
OF said power, snid mortgage will Be fors.
closed and said premisss sold at public aue.
tion by the sheriff OF said county, or his dep
uty, October 18th, 1859. at two o'clock p.
u, at the front door Of the court house In
Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota to pay
sold debt. interest, attorneys fees and dis.
bursements allowed by law.
Dated August 18th. 1889.
The Colonial 4 United States Mortgage
Company Limited. Mortgage.
A. G. LABRlE. ATTORNEY.
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Mortgage Sale.

pef"nit nus bsen madp in tho conditions Of
o mortgnge containing power nf sale dated
June 25tk, 1853. duly recorded tn the Office
0f the register ofdecds Of Pe,nbina County.
Dakota, June 25th, 1888, in book 10 oi
mortgages, page 1856, whereby Baptis Potvin
gnged to the Colonial & United States
Mortgage Company Limited, mortgage: The
southeast pdat pr. of section number twenty.
five In township humber lne hundred and
sixty-two north range afty.two west. ofths
9TH 7. H., in Pembina County, Dakota by
which default. the power Of sale has become
operative. and nonction or proceeding at Law
na. @ ns'sa !" the deb.
and there is claimed TO BE- due onshilmort gags
Mt tho date hereof, $4s6.DO. Now, n9tiSe Il
hereby given. that w virtue Of said power,
said mortgage will bs forElosei aAd said
premises sold at public auction BY the sheri1
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THE floods of thta Summer have
shown how great q protection
against the inroads Of water q row
Of willow trees may be, The engineer
in Charge CT the Potomac River i'm
says that where willows
were planted the land was protected
from washing, and practically no
damage was done, while in the i'm
proved land not 80 protected there
was q great loss.
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Out Of Sorts

Is Il feeling peculiar to persons Of dyspcptic ten.
'l"''ry. or it may he caused by change Of climate
season or life. The stomach IL out Of or der tho
mead aches or dnca not feel right. appetite IL cn.
l'ririou~ tho nerves s,rln OvrrwOrket. tho mind
IN confused mad irritable. This condition finds
mn excellent corrective In lI0ods Sursaparllla.
which. by its regulating and tonlng powers, soon
restores harmony to the system, and gives that
atrength Of mind. nerves. und body. which III axes
one feel perfectly we'll.
Il have used lIo2l's sarsaparfa In my family
for three years and have taken 1t personally with
great SUCCESS 1t has a!wuysb built up my system.
by giving me II good appetite. has cleared NV
skin. and has mnle mo sleep. l have suffered
from nervous protration. and have been cured
by nothing but Hoods sc.snpar,lla and occus.
ionally few Of ':uod's fills" a. 4, JrsrEn.
MANY, Sun. q: Music Of Public Schools, Cinciu
mt. Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all drussists. 81: six for 81. Prepared
'nly BY g. !. HOOD & Co. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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Curious Cause OF Death.

."Gaihio iuiuhei,
A short time ago Aaron Smith left
for for. swHan!to!n, O., to superintend his
tather's estate. Shortly after arsiv-
ing he became il, and died q fsw
days later. A post mortem exami.
nation was held: Tho result of the
investigation was singular. A large
artery had grown between the heart
md lungs, and the lungs were us
hard as stone, caused, it was sup
posed by the physicians, from iaAal-
ing iron duet ut the sats waEkis where
he was mnlepe.i, In the heart was
m Opening Of about h:.s. an inch
"a used Ivy his severe efforts made to
...ile.
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The BAD Boy Again.

"oh. Mrs. 1onos." said the small
boy, chow funny your teeth look with
gold caps ON them!'
yes"
Eddie" exclaimed the mother.
''you should not make remarks about
people,"
mo. ma. But, Mrs. Jones, il what
papa said true, that the reason your
teeth were out on top was because Of
the incessant friction from your
tongue?"
Eddie. 60 to the nursery ut onceg'
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Of said county, or his deputy, October l4th.
1883, at two.o'clock p. H., at the front door
Pembina County, Dakota. to pay said debt,
interest. attorneys fees und disbursements
allowed by law.
Dated August 18th, 1889.
The Colonial ( United States Mortg age
Company Limited, Mortgagce.
A. C, LABRIE. Attorney.
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Mortgage Sale.

Default has heen made in the conditions Of
q ln"rtsnge containing power Of sale duted
January 10th, 1858. duly recorded in the
office OF the register ofdrsds OF PemtiDa coun.
~, Dakota, January 18th, 1883. IN book Z
Of mortgages, pnge 5G3. whereby Villa IN
jameson Jr., Ian unmurried many mortgn.
ke~r, ip,2rtgaged to the Colonial & United
States Mortgage Company Limited, Mortga.
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Mortgake Sale.

Default has been made in tho conditions Of
a mortgage containing p6ker'ot snle dated
Aug. 10Th. 1881, duly recorded in the Of.
fec Of the register Of deeds OF Pembinn
Count ca.,ssn. Avg. 10Th, 1881, " Sosk 2 Il
sS@eFfsis passssa s .i's sor fs%s.
nrs, mortgnge,l to the Colonial Il United States
Mortgage Company Limited, mortgagee: The
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/" WsrdrohoaL.

Loving Wifa-'.My summer wardrobe
is completed and am now ready for
Newport"
Husband-"Wall, TIL sec if l can't
arrange my affairs SO I can co."
"Gracious! l can't take ySa along.
You haven't u suit Of clothes fit 10 DO
seen. New York Weekly.
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-1tV~~
4 Little Advice.

The stomaclls ofchildren become disorderci
by over-indulgencc in summer and Cramps,
collie and Cholera Morbus make them miser.
abe; First stop the sapply ofirregular and
unwlolrsan,e tt,od, next have ON hand Perry
Dnvis' Pnin Killer for there is no other
remedy so efficient