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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

TAHOE
A. SIMON, Agent

PRACTICAL MERCHANT TAILOR
NfAru siRllr uniorfie 80 lr H..a.
Having opened nrst clls- ItlIIlIN.
EsrA8LlsHMENI with fal I..f Iu.
ported CLOTHS CA5sIMRE3 |If-ffNa
tHN\Olrs. sER0E-. NEsrfFU. s.,
lc.t the PATRONAGE oi tle nub...
hF long experience nnf success .l f..f
fiU4 1l1 mHkins SO iflfItmsn's HHII.N.
bean generously endorsed Iu fls rl.
pest ife SOD r.t-s ur people GOD fII.
iof their -litnuef support.
d. si'l.t
mhs cod t..lI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

WANTED - AGENTS 10 SELL
w the king OK Glory. the most charm
ing LIE OF Ga 10 ever written. iUrt tlI.It
quick sales; one agent has sold iu le.' .ii
four months z.lOi copio,, tuD A.trf sud N
savannah. Ga, iu twenty TWO uay- d.. N...ti.
Of the hook iu best hlndlug. Address lI N..-
sol Nv EsItkN PUBL HING hui i'
and 81 moth Spruce street. Nashville, ttN'.
mblU NNsu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

u. u Cochran, Nos. Ia ana I'D North Queen
street LAnoasier. Pa. y selling eHILOH'e
hroAt ana lung troubles. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

The fieulty OF administerfng medicine To
young children 70 entirely overcome By using
ant aud efficient remedy tor the little onss.
Price % cents.
stomach. ThU can easily Sc cured. LaxadOr
10 the remedy tor such cases. Prioe - cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

Rapture cure guaranteed by DE-. :. =. Mayer,
osl Arch street, Philadelphia Ease 1t once.
NO operation or delay nom business. attsstod
By Thousands Of cures After others fAil. advice
froe, sond for circular. mAri0lyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

WIN. " Prime IN JOCfoA OF C0WmoIC0s
In the Abbott collection Of Egyptian
antiquities, In possession Of the New York
Historical society, II Q bundle Of Waz
tablets, looking not unlike school boys'
s!atss OF our day. They were the tablets
(serving the same purposes with modern
s,ates) Of the school boys In IN Egyptian
school In the PtolemaiC period. On one oi
the tablets IVES copy, . line Of Greek, ssi
BY the master acrosS the top OF the tablet
(Young readers may need 70 bo told that
the tablet was wood, covered with black
Waxen competition, In which the boy
could: make marks with sharp stick, IKE
Q pencil, and he could eraso Q mark BY
smoothing down the wax with the blunt
or hattsned end Of his stick.)
This boy had worked along just ~ mod.
oFn boys work In their copy.bookA Prob
ably he got 70 b weary. Al al events he
mi6spolied Q word. He carefully erasod
H. smoothing down the Wax, wrote it again,
and it was again wrong. He smoothod The
wax and wrote the word onoo more, and
onoe more his wearied brain and his pencil
went Wrong. Some Of you exclaim I" Con.
found Il !" Some boys IN the mp country
might aay Darn Il !" The small Egyptiso
mot only said, but With his pencil sofatcbed
Q Greek word (phthdzesths, Il seems 10 boy
meaning just about Whist one means who
Gays Deuce take Il I" And thsre Il 10 To-.
day, the record Of . school'boy's little quar-.
rel with hls own pegvefve brain, IN the
days before Oleopatra was born.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

WAas Csar He Cared Aass H 4aasrsd."
This old adage does not signify that We must
ss: ss easvs &, q
Dgeod 6tusrs y available. II V one OF the
most substantial and reliable remedies sofa
m ard l0 4oItA ouoon street. LAnOADt6f.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

Throwing o. . volume Of sparks, brilliant
with Interesting 0afgaans eor Sverybo0y.
II you study your interest ron will be
prumrt % sct for the goods that our knite Of
te0ueleoa has gole through WuAt 20 ana
nsy must 20 Quiohly.
Oar euaeayse y 10 pass ali former sRorts By
giving ~ puoi1o moro oubotantiA DArgAan6.
1ne people know what we have done. Come
ana 80 what ~ Will DO nows
Yon cannot make any nistAke when = 60
orent = 30 Vveroeats toE eAs0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

Rlnphreys' Asmespsthic Specific e.3S.
In use % year, The only suceessful remedy
for Nervous Debility, Vital W oAknaoo aAA
Prostxataon nom 0veI.Wofk OF other causes.
POO par vial. or svtAls and large vial powder,
Tor 600.
solD IY Daussn1s. o. sent postpaid On NJ
ooipt OF prica
maIs7.lydAwTu.Th8s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
rYUR1s R1HunATnlG
Rheumatisn


Ass1aias = s.ssas ay:sasgsasas = 80
sssslD ~ Assssc Scses v.r10nssy ~
1dlnAA "a eanso - 1uoal 01n1lDn11n0e =
IL elDsasA veans "a esAee - ~ eack -
eAousoan, - - ~ Jg1n1D - ~ knooo'
anhisAA % "a wlaseD. xnsusanas q yeopse
have Sp1nl n noe11 oosgaDozal1A Deo1elve
60 rssnansas easo ~ Sh01uoe1.ns xAin
nsoioinA ~ ~ parlfyinQ 90 vleAaising eseaoa
nsutsAlisn ~ os11lsV = ~ naooes sAe aaso
bail1s up aA1 seEeagtAsa1 ~ Whoao boay.
1oo1b OaEuapaFn1A
slvas laaa up SsR six nsns1s w11A fAsanA-
I'm, ana uss1 naay hinAs q 0e1ss1ns with.
oat Gooo result IN oao Of NJ nelghopes esae
- 70 oAho 0oC01 oaEuAyoknlA WA ~
uioa half Q boeNe lelt 6oteogs aaA afeee AZ.
ing two boealoo I tAlnk wao G0tG01y 6ol9os
- AaNo noe - u aseAe9o - fheo1Ae1DO
slaeA" Buomn 4. Drxoa. 1osgvioA oeAeo0
lslAn1, =. Z.
Cures 1heumasasm
81 IAaA astaaks q S1eunAa1sa Witch u
ecoasoA N SovUe1tY. I took three ooe&loo a
H0odb oaxuapaxilla ana - plooDo1 % ~
the rheumas1e paano ooaDod, NJ Appoeato -
oigestaoa became better aAd ny gooog0
AealtA greatly improved I aA ARMY 60
vinced tAAt HooA1 oaxsapaxilla cured "a -
I have ~ 10 TeouHs0aeo q tA1o baoooea1o'
sAss." w. sooos. oeasvas N.Y.
Hoods 0arssparillA
ooaA by all ar1GgisaA q si1 Sbe - Hrsuassa
oaly ~ o. L HOOD = Co. IoVsli. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
He.ssiy the assss Peiisy.

Hoassly the issss Policy.
honaet; d sptiOn Will never do; the people
Won't stand It Let the truth be known that
Rvrdock Blood 6t1sys cure scr0fula, and all
sr1ptions OF the skin. Thts medicine Is soid
eyelyvhsIs By dIusgis!s; Ios sais by Y: 3.
Cochran. druggist " ana - NORTH Queen
G1x0oG IAncASL0I.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
R1oOfRi0 61teoro.


Not case of rheumatism. not Gaze Of neu'
rnJ9is not Q case Of lAmeness, not q case OF
n0in or sprsin not one has fsf!ed TO 20 when
sttAckod by 1Romas' 1olectrte OIL For sale
bY n. 3. Cochran, druggist LII and Id NoEth
OuNAn atro0t LRIo0at0f.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

snn oaUn.
On. IL arsmi
1Asrs 10 s01s
Intosatioa IN ny grun
Monot,sy Of utterADee ~ saisee ~ spu's
dumb.
TlSossA ,hs dsas
And us, loaded atncspherA
Thy paipisasias sSilAbiss foh u sDon tAs ~
There's psss
Of NJ nssicthrosbins heir.
That thrtlls Q something IN Us that awAkeee
WITH stars,
Ana IN rAymo
WIN ~ ehino
And exactituds Of tine,
Goes marching o. to glory Of ~ melody sat;
lime.
Ana Ne s.sss
Tsat thy ro,l;ns ross Of rsss
Il patriotic spirit ~ Continsntai eresssa
Ana - looms
OF century Of tombs.
Ana the blood he spllied at LeKiBgtoo b iiv.
ing beauty blooms,
wear tie auiss
OF apurp - pare aaa wises
~ the love OF aom 10 n:tsd 70 . something In
the skies,
That b bright
noa ana white,
with blur Of starry light
~ it laughs ia silksn nipples 20 tno brot ses
DAY ana night.
There are deep
Hushee creep
Der the pulses ~ they leap,
Ana the murmur. fainter growing. on Tie
silence falls asleep.o
While the prayer
Rising there
walls the Sea ana earth ana air
~ heritage to freedoms sons ana oAughterS
everywhore.
fAss. with sound
~ profound
A. the thund srings resoupd.
Come thy wild revsrbera,ions in thros that
shakes The ground.
And . CRY
Flung on hish.
Like the n " It hutters BY.
wings rapturously upward TIL It usstles 10
of. the drunl
Thsre r. some
lntonationfn thy grum
Honotony Of utteranee that strikes the spirit
dumb.
A. We hear
Through the clear
And unclouded atmosphere
Thy palpi,ating syllabies roll In upon the earl
-James Rh0eomb Riley IN Wasp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
AN UNFORTUNATE PERsON.


The most unfortunate persou In the world 10
one afiiotod With sick headache, but they will
be relieved tooee By using DE- .Leelle's specis !
Preocrtpt1on. ~ advoruoomont In another
column ~
WHY WILL YOU COUGH When o1lloh'0
Cure viii give Immediate relief. Price 10 eta. I,
@ cta, and q. For sale by h. B. Cochran, Drug.
RloS No. In North Queen otroot O)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
rAAInEsns eUna

READ1NQ 4 C0Lu1BlA DivIulurt
~ An fsARiLLAACCssks sRL IA 2 nnADISe . ~.
LAHoASTiS Joi]4 liHE = =
on AID ArrnR cUHDAY. vov. n -
TkAlND k1Avn 16Abi1d ~
roe CciynbA aaA IAAeassse = l0au, -
pm aso Slo p n .,-
Ss:ss 81: Z ~ 4 n iss - Z n 4:
TRAINS 10AvD COLunDlAs
f% fSs Isssnsss Itssssssss q q 3SSss 4 q isS "a aAHA
e Lancaster ~ @tR - a.. "a ~ -
F isssssss. iE:sssss :: :. = a. a. "a ssS~
LnAvD KlNo ozRDn4 (IAneassos.S
q 49, q sssssss ss 81. H. u ss1 IT. ssSSE
:, - 0aAssyvmeae - ~ a0ans - 6Ae4
LiAvs Pslsos s1anxr ,rA.sassss.,
I0e Reading q 10 =. lAu an0 eOp -
E: a:ss1: aa:s:.Sa 8: !: e; is 81 l .i =
1RAISs LEAVE IasAzoH.
Es 5ss,,: 5assss;;sf :: 4 Il: s = ~ "a "a s
SUNDAY faAtHs.
xRAiHs LiAv1 RnADIuo.
t tor ddsssesssf s,',s 3: !, z z z "a sspA.
TRAINS LEAVE oUA11YvILLD
Lce Lansastss: Lebanon aaa Beading = IL
TRAINS LxAv1 xIHo %. tLaasaseae.l
xor Reading ana Lsbaaoa ~ a0A = anal ~
foe ouaryviiis q s.iepn.
T1A11o LEAVE f11Ho1 o.. (IAneagose.D
For Reading ana Lsbanoa q AZ . = q
IL 0naz.yv1is q 90pn.
-, :: T.A!ss :rl, 7 LL.nAv1 L1cason:
tSs scsnessios q GsisHSsA nasssees ssne.
t90ns Lancaster JuAotio0, G0sk01R, ~ ~
= 4. WILS0i SSSssSSss1SsA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
HPDOlAL NOTIC1G

called 10 Preach.
We feel called upon to preach . few gospel
facts facts that are worth Knowing. We want
svs5{ooay 70 en5oy ~ tnst poscio!S ~ anas
from rheumatism, neuralgia. and ali echeS.
0prAins ANA pains TO know thxt 1AoNs0s' 1clsc.
GJe on q An unfailtr 6 and splendid cure. For
0slO BY h. B. Cochran. druggist, In ana 139
North Queen street. LAncastef.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
M Consumpssoa Inearabis,

OR0un. Whoop1pR Cough and HEonohit1s. POI
ssle " 2. = ooshsAn. Druggist No. IN North
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

In doctoring for Rheumatism before tried
1Aossay keSscsrte on. Used 50 cent bottle OF
tAis medicine. and got out IN one week. For
buyns and sprAtns IT IL exceilent." JaA Dur.
0esSns. dIa4gist VI ssi - SoEtS 0sss;
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12

g 1Rs: s sAi.s x. e sss yosss : g: Hs .sS,ss:
3snpRsa Aosss g Sgnaesss2ss a,,as Cs..s iI1 sS1 eli
~ ssssSSessoo. 8: soesy lsfssSsE ~
RF:::::E S. IS: - u - . ass = 81: ;;::;s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-12
Frem OIsvslasa, ONO.

Comes o letter signed T. walker. saying
"About six months ago commenced taxing
1vrdock Blood 6t1srs for Protracteo case OF
pleased TO state have recovered my appetite
and Wonted strength. Zeal bettsr altogether. "
n Horth Queen street, LAnoAatef.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21
Progress of Electricity.

In 1876. only thirteen years ago
only as long as IL takes young miss
to grow into tolerably long dresses
we had but couple of Gramme ma
chimes and a few lamps of a very crude
and unsatisfactory construction and
wonderfully low efficiency at the
Philadelphia Centennial just think
of It, seriously. thoughtfully. with
your eyes shut, for one moment. and
then say TO yourself there are $780,
600. 900 to-day invested in the electric
business. with over 337.o17 are aud
2.704 76s glow lamps. and the 100 rail-
ways. with nearly 400 miles of track
and 1000 motor cars In daily service.
and then say, II you can. what the
power Is. or the energy Is, or the force
IL or the whatever you call 1t l.. which
Is doing all this work, And again.
predict il You dare what the next
thirteen years. while thai laughing
little miss IL growing 10 be staid
matron. will accomplish with this
same unknown aud unknowable
laborer in the world OF science. and
art. and the domestic economy OF the
world. Electrical Review.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21
LUMINOUS p. AMT.


wherever II Tan Absorb Light tn the Day
"a win silve ~ Forth at Night.
Until now the commercial manufact-
nre of luminous paint bas been con-
fined 10 England. VIII ere single
factory turns out srAaA u supply at a
price OF about - pound. This enor-
nous cost seems TO have prevented
the use OF the palnt except as a
curiosity. and Ii Is for tunate that n
certain firm named Mahren. at Triesoh.
In Austria. has found means to pro-
due IL and place il ON the market Mt
30 cents pound. or about one-sixth
of the English price. f. zen NJ 50cents
pound a substance composed OF oyster
shells and sulphur might. we should
suppose. b. manufactured at good
profit. but ut that price 1t Is likely TO
come into extensive us ], Whenever
IL can absorb light thro,Egh the day II
will give il forth at night. and II Is
said that a railway car In England.
which has h1d its Gel ings painted
with II. was so brilliantly illuminated
that one could see TO read news
paper in IL during the iarxaal night
without other light W tn all due nj
lowanee for me enthnsi asm Of early
experimenters. there Is no doubt that
cars with ceilings so paih ted would he
pleasant TO ride in. whet her one could
really see 10 read in the ~ nj night or
not; and for making key -holes. stair
ways and sign boards luminous the
paint would be invaluable. Its appli-
cation to stairways Is d particularly
obvious one. and the Austrian manu-.
facturers furnish kind OF wall paper
on which the paint CAP be used 10
better advantage than on the bare
plastering. The paper. which is Of
leathery texture, is frs treated with
lime-water. and then PINNED with q
composition furnished BY the same
firm. After this il dry Two thin coats
of the luminous paint ar applied. and
the whole may then be vanished.
Philadelphia Record.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21
EMPEROR AND LANCER.


story which Gives - Good Illustration
of Military HE'D Tape.
Busy men. accustomed 10 do BUSH
ness In brisk. common-sense fashion,
find official red tape so vexatious that
II is no wonder they invent stories to
make IL ridiculous. The French have
one Of these. which is perhaps as good
as any. When Napoleon Ill was EN-
peror. so the narrative runs he sat
one day at Longchamps. sleepily re-
viewing his army. Regiment after
regiment passed. but nothing seemed
to stir the Emperor from his lethargy
At last. however. a. a regiment OF
dragons rode by, he suddenly fixed
his attention upon the front rank
What is that lancer doing there
among the dragoons?" be asked his
chief of stan.
The chief of STAFF looked at the
lancer, and galloped away 10 the divis-
ion commander, while the Emperor
sunk back into his customary impas-
-iveness.
1.-THE Emperor demands to know
why that lancer is among the dra-
goons?"
The General looked shocked ana
called out sharply to the Colonel Of
the regiment;
Colonel. what have you got that
lancer among your men for?'
The Colonel was dumbfounded, and
appealed to the commandant OF the
squadron: What's that lancer doing
herepn
II don't know, SIR" exclaimed the
commandment of the squadron; and he
called the Captain.
Look here. Captain. why have you
got that rascally lancer in your COM
pany?"
Thecaptain pleaded ignorance. "i'il
ask the Lieutenant" he said
BY this time the irquiries began to
be garnished with oaths and abuse.
The Lieutenant. apparently surprised
beyond expression at the presence oil
the lancer. hurled question and impre-
cation all at once at the head OF the
orderly sergeant
" udh Al hIib Wpftu Al LHtl siauGtf
here forpn
/ Then the orderly sergeant rode ur
TO the lancer himself. az II he were
about to cut him through 10 his sad
die.
you villain! What are you doing
here among the dragoonsp The En-
peror is-after you. You'll be shot al
the very least
! But sergeant" the soldier STAN
mered, '.you know I've permitted. sir.'
Formulation in the army meant
transfer, by authority. from one corps
to another.
/ "Permuted, eh?" said the sergeant
well. that won't help you now"
The orderly sergeant went to the
Lieutenant with thu report that III,
man had permitted; the Lieutenan
told the Captain. and the Captain tn
commandant OF the squadron. and tn,
commandment OF the squadron the Col
onel. and the Colonel the General. an,
the General the Chief OF STAFF. and tia
Chief Of STAFF came to the Emperor.
Sire" he began, ''the lancer ha
permitted"
What lancerp"
THE lancer whom your Majest,
noted among the dragons.
'oh yesi He's permitted. chr sal,
the Emperor. slaenily. well. h
looked like good man. Let him hav
medals-Youth's Companion.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21

q. C. bartholomew. kaIkaska, Mleh.. says. II
loented IN this place fye years ago, having for
meriy resided In Troy, n. Y. have been great
sufferer from what the physicians OF Troy called
Bright's disease. | used Dir. David Kennedyss
favorlte Remedy OF Rondaut, n. y. All the
terrible symptoms Of the disease are gone,
have no traces Of any disorder Of the kidneys,
liver or bladder. Who would begrslige tine cost
Of this medicine lone dollar boitlel for such a
blessing or refuse this simple though siucere
token 81 gratitude for beiBg perfectly cured
owe everything 20 DIR. Kennedy Faxorfie REM
esiy, aud hope this viii induce others 10 use the
medicine who suffer from any kidney, liver or
blood disorder"
I'm. kEsNKpY's FAyoRITk REMEDY, made Al
Rc@dont, n Y. 81. 8 for 81,
Snd for book. how 10 cure Kidney. Liver and
Blood disorders,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21
-Threshinp machines were rare II

= hreshlnR machines 7Were rare IN
the United States until 1850. when
American inventors made great inn
provements in their cons trnction. and
their use rapidly increa sed. AT first
they simply threshed ONT the grain;
then came an invention for separating
the grain from the eLan, and this was
followed by an apparatus for cleaning
it At the present day il may be
threshad and prepared ibr market By
d single operation, boil horse and
steam power being used for the pnr-
pose. Prior 10 the introduction OF this
useful machine. threshink was done
entirely with fails.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21

Dr. williams Indian Pile Ointment Ii the only
snre cure for Blind, Needing or Itching piles
ever discovered. Ii never falls 20 cure old
chronic eases Of long standtI e.
Judge rofiinhury, Cleveland, o., Says
~ have found ~ experience that Dr. VIII
liam's Indian pile Ointment gives immed ate
relief
DO not suffer an instant longer sold ~ VIII
liamsou's Manufacturing Co., frops., Cleveland,
Ola sor and al.
sold By l. Blnmaaer A Co.. wholesale DRUG.
xists, Portland. Or
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21
Th~ fhnnsb~r OF Torsare

u the apartment 10 which tho unhappy sufferer
from iufiammssory rheumatism IL Outlined. Fl,
ere The crisis OF pain il renched, thar hue pre-
tentative, Hpstett@rss Stomach BitfsrA, IN used
by persons Of q rheumatic tendency much un-
necessary suffering IL avoided. Nerviflss, ano-
dynes aud sedatiyes. while having nOne but
q specific effect, yet yerf desirable al times
Yet they can produce no lasting eft ct upon
rheumatism. beranSe they have no power To
eliminate FROM the blood 10 rheumatic virus
Hotetters omach Bitterr does fhss and checks
NJ the outset disease which. " allowed to- gain
eadway, IL IN next 10 impossible To dislodge or
81 do more than relieve. Rheumatism, II should
be remem beFsei. Ii disease with a fatal ten'
dency from it, rruneness 10 attack the heart.
resort tn the Biters should, therefore, be prompt
Dyspepsia, kidney complaint, malaria aud nery-
business relieved by IT,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21

Eng ess, Brakemen, Firemeu, Grip
men and all that ride continually take
notice. That pain in my back Csution!
What does this meant Ask yourselves the
question. We will answer II for you.
Your kidneys are fast becoming diseased
and II you neglect them there Is one re.
snlt Certain Death We have had many
cases, and hold testimonials OF railroad
men that have taken their trouble In time
and by the use OF The Great Sierra Kidney
and Liver Cure. the most wonderful rem
eay that has ever been introduced In this
world. have been cured and their kidneys
siren tthened 10 such an extent that they
could pursue their yocations without fear,
This valuable rsme1y IL becoming daily
the most popular of any kidney aud liver
& tTs; that ever existed. Give Ii one trial
and You will send US testimonial to add
IN our fast-iu~r, asing list. Sold by all
druggists. Take no other.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21

III you would be wise, study to do
,he most essential things. aud TO see
how many you are in the habit Of doing
which are of no real benefit to any one
Country Gentleman.
There Is no escape from opinions.
differences. actions. save in sterility If
thought Deserts alone are free frol
vegetation. The fertile field Is occu-
pied: II not by This, then by that; II
not BY seemly. then by unseemly
growths. Bascom.
What "a vast deal OF time and ease
that man gains who IL not troubled
with the spirit OF impertinent curb
osity about others; who lets his neigh
boris thoughts aud behavior alone; who
confines his inspections TO himself, and
cares chiefly for his own duty and cen.
science. --isavater.
Content meDt produces. in soms
measure all those effects which the
alchemist usually ascribes TO what he
calls the philosophers stone; and II /,
does not bring riches. IL does the same
thing by bnnishing the desire of them
. II IL can not remove the disquietudes
arising from mans mind. or body. or
fortune. Il makes him easy under them
Addison.
-Faithfuiness and consistency mean
something else besides doing what Ii
easiest and plcasantcst to ourselves
They mean renouncing whatever IL
opposed TO the reliance others have In
us-whalerer would cause misery 10
those whom the course Of our lives
has made d.pcnd sut ON us-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21
You may slug q The seauty oi srringtime

You may slug ~ the beauty Of sEringiime
That glows On the che 4 Of the young,
hui siug Of n beauty that's raref
Than any IT which yon have sung.
The tsnuty that's seen In tue faces
OF women whose summer II DER,
The Huiumn-ifke beauty that charms IA
Fla more than the brauty of yore.
But this beauty Is seen too rarely. The faces
Of most women lose the beauty Of youth too
soon. male disorders are like frosts which
come tn nip The flowers which betoksu good
health, without which there can be rea
beauty. II cur American women would fnrtifs
themselves again the approach Of the terribi,
disorders prevalent among them. by uslnl
Dr. picrers FHyuTite Prescription, their goot
looks would bs retained TO a "sweet old age
This remedy is n gHdraHfeed cure for all the die
tresxing weaknesses and arrangements peeulia
90 women.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21

"A man sent in TO the editor OF a
local paper an item to he effect that
his tiftieth wedding anniversary would
be observed ON certain day. To his
disgust. when tho ammo lneement APP
peared, II was found that the printer
had left out The word ian hiversary.