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sonrh nakota,. ofacIsI Vote.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, October 19.-Ihe
official vote of the recent election in South
Dakota was completed at Bismarck lasi
night at late hour, and the result was
to-day given to the Pioneer Press CORE
spandent at Huron. Tue total vote was
rs TAI. Melette's majority for Governor
is 90, 6sS; majority for the Constitution
81, 164; IN jOrity for prohibition, O,Coo'
msi lrity against minority representation
% 0S6; for temporary location of the cap
ital, Pierre received q, ,O96, Huron 4 94d'
Wate1town 1870, Sioux Falls II IoS'
Mitchell 1916, Chamberlain 2,4l4
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CHICAGO TALKS WITH CASH.
The Worlds Fair Guarantee Fund Reaches
$1,000, 900 Now.

The Worlds Fair Guarantee Fund Reaches
SS.OOO,OOO Now.
CHICAGO October 13 There seems to
be no falling of in the popular desire to
bring ihe Worlds Fair to Chicago, il the
daily reports Of subscriptions received IL
dicAte public sentiment Bsf,Te the cap
ital stock was increased TO $4,000,
600 the Executive Committee first ascsr-
tanned that the subscriptions then turned
ir TO headquarters aggregated over 81 00O,-
coo since that time several 500, 900 and
$50. 600 subscriptions have been received,
which, added 70 the general subscriptions
of smaller amounts, bring the grand total
up 10 nesrly $1,000, 1000 This estimate
includes tina amount received from the
workingmeu this week, which it is calcu
lated Will reach a total Of half million
The subscripuen books will remain at the
factories and workshops for a week or more
yet. by which time the above estimate
VIII be materially increased.
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T,ro uundred Peonle Homel ess

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, October 13 -
Further particulars from Serpent River
says the fire was extiDguishad early this
morning, there being a few buildings and
he saw mill saved. but no lumber. The
stock was insured for about half the loss.
There are 200 people homeless to-day, aud
temporary structures are being erected TO
home them.
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CLOUDS OF SMOKE

Hang ThreatenlngIy over NlunesOta
Towns.
CHICAGO, October 13-A dispatch
from ST. Paul, MINI, says: "The spread
of prairie and forest fires in Minnesota IL
becoming alarming. Bad fires are reported
southeast Of MOorheai along the Hiuckley
branch Of the Manitoba road, north OF
Saltwater On the Run Rive and in several
other localities. The ar is filed with
smoke There has been almost no wind,
however, or the losses would have been
inlmanse.n -
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ont or I'm Their Sin.

NEW YORK, October 10 -Nrs. Mary
A. Barnett, the deserted wife of "FlOry"
Barnett, the boxer, and Daniel Murphy
we're found dead in bed at Harlem hotel
this afternoon, having been sspSyxiated
by gas. Both Mrs Barnett and Murphy
were intoxicated when they retired last
night and took liquor with them to con-
tinue their debauch.
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1uMRYR TOWN IN FLAMEs.

An Ontario Village Literally Wiped Out
by Fire.
sAULT STE MARIE, October 13-Fire
broke out in Cooks lumber yard at Ser
pent river, OntariO, so miles from here,
yesterday afternoon. A heavy northwest
wind blowing, extended the flames to the
docks and warehouses of this extensive
frm, and at D. m. the whole town was
sire. Fifty million feet Of lumber, this
years cot, has been consumed. The loss If
estimated at $3O0,0OO The vicinity Is
strewn with household goods and homeless
families for acres.
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TOM LoFTU,' JUMP.
The Cleveland Hustler VIII Manage Gin
cinnati.

The Cleveland Hustler VIII Manage Gin
cinnati.
ST LOUIS, Mo-, October II Tom Los-
tus Will manage the Cincinnati team next
year. This is official. 1t will be great
surprise to Cincinnati and Cleveland pso-
pie. and the wonder is that it has re-
mained secret SO long. On September
%, while the Cincinnati team was here,
President Stern suddenly disappeared, one
Saturday night, aud took a train for Chi
cago On Sunday, September 30, Tom
Lotus and President Stern met, and the
two vent into executive session, and in
no the they came to an agreosment
LOTUS sigued a contract which q YES him
full and complete control of the Cincinnati
ntnh in 1901
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PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTION

Does What the state Falls To Do 1t
JOhnstOwn
JoHNsrowN, PA, October 13.-The
movement to collect money By popular
subscription to continue the work OF clean
ing out the rivers is growing, and it is
quite likely that a considerable fund will
be raised. The necessity Of this work has
never been more apparent than since they
have been at work in the rivers, as from
one TO four bodies have been found daily.
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Another Big Lumber Fire.

DETROIT, MINI, October 13.-R. T.
Frszses' large flour mill and saw mill stu
sted at Frazse City, was destroyed by fire
last night. WilcOx's lumber yard also
caught fire, bat part of it will be saved
The fire threatened the village but II stop
ped az the yard, it will be saved. Ffaz le's
,oss will be large, as bis mill was fiue
one and he was buying large quantities of
main. Insurance not known.
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COST THREE LIVES.

Terrible Fall of a Derrick Boom on Rail-
road WOrkmen.
DETROIT, MICH, October ia epecisl
from LsntiDg says: While wrecking crew
was engaged in clearing away freight
wreck on the Lansing Transit railway to-
dsv. the hosting boom Of the steam der
rick broke and fell upon a group OF over
dozen men, killing Peter Qninn' conductor
of construction train. GeOIg- RUBY, ma
chinist, 81 d John Tsntile Vest, brakeman.
The two former leave families. The Others
escaped serious injury.
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DoUBLss THE RATE.

A Standard Scheme 10 Crush Out Inde-
pendent Competitors.
LIMA, O, October ia bombshell
was exploded in the camp Of independent
oil dealers to-day, by q circular which was
sent out by the Central Trades Associa-
ton, notifying al railroads to change the
rate Of tank cars TO nearly double the for
mer rate. This is supposed to come from
the Standard Oil Company, who have
adopted this device to drive all independ-
eDt dealers out of the market.
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GATHERING THEM IN.
New Arrests of the Cronin Jury-FiXeri
Made.

New Arrests of the Cronin Jury-Fixers
Made.
CHICAGO, October 13.-Sscret confer
encss and rumors Of further arrests tell the
story Of new developments in the Cronin
case up to 1Op III. tonight The States
Attorney and his associates we're in private
session st that hour in the East Chicago
avenue police station.
A barber. Edward Hosgland, one Of the
men who confessed 20 having been engaged
IN plot TO FIX the Cronin jury, told re-
rortsr the story Of his share in It. He I'M
picates Kavausgh and O'Donnell as the
men through whom he was drawn into the
business
AT IL O'Clock il was known that new
sr-ess nsd been made and the prisoner
taken for c0acsalment TO an outlying pO-
lice station. Two other arrests were ex-
pected before midnighs.
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sra-las wman Advocates &c 20 tho Pan
Americans
NlAeARA FALLS. October l3.-Ihis
noure the International American tour
.s.s were driver to the various points OF
o.u.s. shout the Falls. The day wos
cloudy aat s1 cold that 10 long stops were
made T.. srn01n was spent IN dIig-
Irs o1 Obj. Can iian side, the party bring
rc up tt. Clifton House, where ban
qu.t was given i'm honor OF the guests hy
E.ss.us Wlman. Mr. Wiman made an ad-
dress, advocating foe c1mne cial ietei-
course between au American nations.
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Els Das., O,,ober 13-The procla
a.ou Governor Meuette, convening
a, sl.1Is on Tuesday, October IS.
a- ias election of two new United States
-.1atcH from this new State. IS In sccori-
sace rI.h ibs newly adopted Constitution
-e.r are f1ur candidates 20 the field,
N.olr. Il geiton. Pe,ugrew aud Wsr-
DELL Pe.tg7ev is the business mems
candidate and Wardcil the farmers
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PHuADE pHIA, O,tober 13.-It is Tee
ported that ,hs Pennsylvania has already
made preliminary contract for the de-
livery Of 45. 900 tons Of steel rails during
The 6rst s.x months of 1890 The order is
-sid to have been distributed between the
Edgar Thomson, Cambria lion Works
end Pennsylvania Steel Works It's un.
d-rs,ood bat the price was S3l % per ton,
or slight discount below current quota
u0ns
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AN EGG DID THE BUSINESS.
And the Young Couple Will Wed in De-
cember.

And the Young Couple VII Wtd In De-
cember.
CHICAGO. October 13.-A special from
Ostass, OJt., says: Early last summer,
young girl at Summerside, P. E. l wrote
her name and address upon an egg, which
subsequently found its way to Boston,
Mass, among other shipments. The
parents of the young lady VISITED
Boston recently, and strange to cay were
introduced to the young Bostonian, who
hsd received the egg, and who asked them
If they knew the Young lady, their own
daughter. Explanations followed, ard q
correspondence vas opened. The wedding
is to take place in December.
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Turkish outrages in Crete.

LONDON, October 13.-Tbe dOiUgs of the
unspeakable Turk In Crete are sgitsting
radical opinion in England. The Pashas
deny the charges Of cruelty, but proofs are
accumulatiDg. Women are coming into
the towns in patches Of a score or more to
lay their grievances before the higher su-
thOrities, but they are likely to get scant
sympathy.
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rrsln Iosd of People Narrowly Hiss
nrath.
RAILWAY. N j., October 13 What vas
orecf lhe ue.re,t approaches 90 q i0ghttul
accident i1 tle annals OF railroading, &C
cuusd here this morning 10 the fast Phila-
pdis Express train. ou che PsnusJlvanis
road. Que here ot 1113 o. M The train
ess loaded vita passengers, and jumped
tho track while going sixty miles an h0or
Tle cars were thrown ir every direction,
aud badly torn, bus strange 90 say, no one
Va- sauou ly hurt
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RICHMOND. Va, October lS Governor
Lee has letter from Lord WOlseley, say
ing he will attend the unveiliug Of the
monument 70 Hon. Robert f Lse, in this
city early ia December, unless something
uuforssen prevents This is IN response to
an invitation. Jefferson Davis Will also
attend
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NkH fosE O.oher 13 --Ex-MayOr
o7.a -'r Nas seen By a reporter las, even
ns a reference to his acceptance Of the
'le l.f-- der.r oi Columbia College. He
t'' ha,- 1o. determined whether j
sa'-l acc-p. -le offer or not, bat viii have
A' a'sFer prepared hy tomorrow morn
NJ u L-.--In..
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LITTLE Rock. ARK October lS.-Rsv.
Frank White, the blind minister, who won
distinction As chaplain Of the Arkansas
House of Representatives here. three years
ago. is rsgainiDg bis eyesight. be hss
been in total darkness since nine years old.
DE is now past fOrty-hve.
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METAL MARK KITS.
A Boom In All Forms of Iron and steel
Products.
p-o5sfreffs

a
Products.
Brddsreeu.
Sales of steel rails for the past week OF
ten days aggregate very closely on 10 300,
600 tons. including some 10000 to 81, 600
tons previously referred 10. Their are ad-
ditionsI inquiries in Pennsylvania and
Chicago mills for fully 100 600 tons. The
purchases have been made for the trunk
lines both east and vest Of Chicsgo.
Prices have advsnced 10 $3ls32 Cd
small orders in Eisttrn mills aud S55
in Western mills. Large contracts
have been made for steel billet
and slabs. and sales for the week
will urobsbly reach 25,CO0 tons. An ur-
GENT irouiry exists for old rails. The
same oyersold condition exists in skelp
pipe. plate and structural iroa aud steel
mills. Beams snd channels have hnsllJ
moved up 3 l0c under a stimulating
demsnd, which will doub less continue all
winter. Plate, tank, shell and hapge iron
orders are also active. Bar mile ere do
ing veil, aud irq1iries are abundant for
fail and winter consumption.
Iron and sieal price, at mill or furnace
OtIl, oct 4, Or. u, L0lr,st
1883 1859. lsss. 1854
80 iOs, ton'---'.. sl7als si79is $500 SIS %
teel rails, ton. ssi9S2 s2eSS1 SO % s-e.O
Comparative prices Of other metals IN
store
Copper lake. 10. lOs5c. lOs5c. l745c. loHc
Lead common
Tin. srits. 10. 2070c. 2o.5Oe- 3soc. i614c
spelter, common
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Railway Brakemeu In Council.

ST PAUL MINI, O;tobsr 13.-rbe del
eeates of the Grand Lodge of the Brother
hood Of Railway Brakemen, which will be
in session in this city this week, arrived
by special train over the Kansas City road
from Chicago, to-day II is expected that
fully /, 900 people will be in attendance.
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reception to General AIger.

CHICAGO. October l3-At meeting Of
%. A. b p'sts last night held 3, the Sher-
man h'u-', committees wss selected 20
arrapg Tor 3 reception 20 General Aigsr
on Oc,ooef 2}', and TO provide to- an es.
co't t'r the Gaasral from the depot 70 his
hotel
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tsE pa. October Is Frank Henry,
of Che Dispatch editorial staff died very
uilsr.r this afternoon, OF paralysis,
aged Mr Henry previous 10 the war
w's one .i Che uos' ro.sd aboliionists m
ioe.e PARIS aud, with old John Brown,
-'.N -n ve par. i0 opposing the ad-
'1 -lFe-g into kalsas.
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Other Games.

At Philadelphis-Athletics 4, Baltimore
5; errors, Athletics 3, Baltimore 2; hits,
Athletics 6 Baltimore 5. Pitchers, Wey-
hing and Foreman.
At Louisville-Louisville 5, Kansas
City 6; errors, Louisville 2, Kansas City
s; hits, Louisville 4, Kansas City IA.
Pitchers, McDsImott and Bell.
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Evarts Sight Restored.

VIENNA, October Ex-senator VIM. NJ.
Everts, it will interest many who are con-
cerned about his health to know, has been
greatly benefited by the Carlsbad cure,
ard has besides, received assurances from
the Vienna specialist, whom he consulted,
chat complete restoration of his eyesight is
20 be brought about.
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mIlIe,,n Picture Here

NEW YORK, October 13.-Tho steamer
La Bourgo9ne from Havre, which arrived
to-day, has on board MiliePs picture
"L'Aogelus," which was recently pur-
chssed for the American Art Association
lnr S1nn 600.
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,lANDEBsON EXPLAINs.

lI. rsrslou Was Esrated without sis
Request.
WASHINGTON. O-iobr 13-A letter
been received from Senator Msnderson
uru.re ths money paid him u1der The
-.-airr CO bis pension, which was declared
u.L The letter points on, lhai be had
declined lo sccep the regarng until a
med csl board lad made an examination.
Such examnllou had not te-n made in
.o..ecf .te rsqu.s- The reratns, be also
declares. wss rendered him without any
scto1 o1 hs part He protects against
lhs tIt'.- and ucius. criticisms that have
been he.r.l on liu.
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rather and Daughter Killed.

FRANKLIN, PA, October 12.-L'st
night, as ]. O. Dawson and his daughter,
aged 16, were crossing the L. s. & NJ. S.
Z r. track, two miles west OF here, on 9
wagon, they were struck by an accommo-
dation train aud so terribly mi jured that
they will probably die.
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A MoNUMENr FOR CHRIs.
New Y Ork Italians Propose to Remember
Columbus.

NEW YORK, October 13 IT il proposed
that feature Of the Worlds Fair to be
held in this city n 1892 shall be the rails
iog of a monument TO Columbus by the
Italians of New York, assisted By their
countrymen in Italy. The chief mover in
the scheme is Mr.. Cnarles Barsotti, editor
and proprietor of II ProgressO Hdlo Ameri-
cano. He has alrsaiy, through the me
dunn OF his paper, collected nearly $3 GOO
in cash, besides almost as much 10 articles
20 he sold at an Itsllsn fair which will be
held in this city ia sid of the scheme.
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LEAVES BERLIN.
The Gar and the Emperor Again
Embrace

Embrace.
BERLIN, October 13 The Car and his
son drove to CharlottenbuIg at $3.50 this
morning and placed wreaths of laurel and
white roses upon the tomb of the late En-
peror William. Thence he drove to
the railway station. Here there was
a brilliant sssemblsge including Princes
Albrecht and Leopold and number of Of
6cers and diplomats. The Car shook
hands with those present. In taking fare
well, the two monaTchs repeated embraced
each other. TIE train which carried the
Gar started at 4:l5 p. m. for Luwigslust
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cousre.siuan MoKinley's brother Dead.
PIusBuRG. Oc.ooer 12-Jsmes Me.
knc-y. brother Of Congressman William
Mckinley, died IN this city at 40 O'Clock
to-uislt Of paraiysis
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HIS STAR DIMMRD.
BouIar ger is No Longer Political Power
In France

In france.
PARIs, October 13 The Boulangist Of
gsns state that the General will make q
few weeks stay in the Channel Islands
This way Of putting the matter recalls the
celebrated euphemism invented for sppli-
cation to defeated armies. Of "fell back in
good order" Jerseys new guest did not
receive very hatteriDg sdieus from his old
allies. Those conservative journals which
formerly supported the BoulaDgist alliance
are now more than reserved AZ TO the Gen
eral. From lie SOleil TO LAutorite, all are
agreed that, politically speaking, he has
no existence and that his star has been
blotted out of the horizon.
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TIE FEAR OF DOODLE.
NOW OWNS TIE raIsTLE.
James Bell Supposed TO Want Another
Race.

NEW YORK, October 13.-JsDes Bell,
the SEQ CD thread manufacturer and
member Of the syndicate that built the
yacht Thistle. arrived here to-day on the
-teamer City Of Rome. It is said in yacht-
ieg circles here that Mr. Bell hsd secured
controlling interest in the Thistle and
bad come here TO arrange for another inter-
national Yacht race.
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Boulanrer Wants Quiet.

LONDON, October 13.-At General Bou.
lapgsr's request, NJ. NJ Deroulde and
Nsquet have abandoned their propostd
visit to jersey. This indicates that the
General desires to drop agitation.
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u q q brakeman Hurt.

MARTINsBUBG, W. Va, 0,tOber 13-
Alex Moorehouse, L yOuBg man of this
city, brakiDg on the B q G. Railroad,
was struck this morning by train and
seriously Injured. His physician thinks
his recovery impossible.
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Stoien bases, 8 each. Double playa,
OCounor, Crook, Smith, Collins, FOuiz.
Base on balls each. Struck out, Terry,
8; Gastright, 8 Hits, W. P. Gastright.
Time, 1870. Umpire, Ferguson.
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River at Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG. Pa, October 13.-Rivel
3 feet inches below dam; stationary.
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GAMELY FOUGHT.
Brooklyn Beat the Babes by the Close st

COLUMBUS, October 1S.-Six thousand
people flirly frOzs through the game to
day. Notwithstanding the severe cold the
game is pronounced by regular attendants
the finest ever played on the local RroundP.
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LIKE my wife 70 u-e Pozz,nis Com
2.exion Powder because It improves her
SOCKS and is as fragrant as yiOlets.
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LEsus As Az EXAMPLE.

I remark sQain, that we must look to
Jesus as an example. Now, mere copy
ist, you know, ia always failure. II
painter 90 to portfolio or gallery OF ant,
however exquisite, to get his idea Of tne
natural world from these pictures, he Will
not succeed as we'll as the artist who starts
out and dsshes the dew from the grass and
sees the morning just es God built II IN
the clouds, or poured it upon the noun
tain, or kindled it upon the sea. People
wondered why Turner, the famous Eogllsn
PAINTER, succeeded so we'll in ske.ching
storm upon the ocean. 1t remained
wonder until it was found out that several
times be had been lashed to the deck IN
the midst of tempest and then looked out
upon the wrath Of the sea, and coming
home to his studio he pictured the tenn
pest. II is lot the copyist who succeecs,
but the man who cJnfronts the natural
world. So if man in liter
srv composition resolves that he
will initiate the smoothness OF
Addison, or the rugged yigor of Carlyle, or
the weirdness of Spenser, or the epgram-
matte style Of Ralph Waldo Emerson, ne
will lot succeed as we'll as that mau who
cultures his own natural style. What is
true in this respect is true in respect to
character. There were men who were fas-
einsted with Lord Byron. He was lame
and wore a very large collar. Then there
were tens of thousands Of men who re-
solved that they would be Just like Lord
Byron. and they limped aud wore large
collars, but they did not have sny Of mis-
oenius You cannot successfully copr
man whether he is bad or good. YOu may
AXE the very best man that ever lived
and try ard live like him, and you will
make a failure. There nsveg was a bstter
mac than Edward Psysou. Many have
read his biography, not understanding
that be was SICK man, and he thought
they were growing in grace because they
we're qrowiog like him in depression OF
spirit There were men to copy Cowper'
the poet. a glorious man, but sometimes
sffllcied with melancholy almost to insan-
ity. The cOpyisis got COTpsr's faults but
none of his virtues.
ONLY ONE TO COPY.
There never was but one Being fit TO
copy. A few centuries sgO he came out
through humble Surroundings, and with q
gait aud manner and behavior different
from snyshiug the world hsd seen Among
all classes OF psople He was a psrfec,
model Among f'hesmar, he showed
how 6shermen should act. Among tax
gathers. He showed how tsxgsthers should
act. Among lawyers, He showed hoS
lawyers should act. Among farmers, he
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WHAT oa k.Artn

Is the reason people will not, can
not, or do not see any difference in
cheap nos trums put up by Cheap
John houses or irresponsible parties
at enormous profits, rather than
take = medicine OF world wide repu-
tation and one that is giving uni
versal satisfaction at equal price?
No medicine in the world is giving
such unparalleled satisfaction for
purifying the blood as BEGGS.
BLOOD PURIFIER & BLOOD
MAKER, and every bottle that
does not do its work, will cost you
nothing. ". II. Chedic, Druggist.