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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-24
HE THINKS 1T SECURE.

Mr. Soulier claims that the cistern is
secure, and that it is not possible for any of
the liquid from the horsefesh to get to the
run. When the cistern gets full the matter
is hauled in barrels to the farm, and used as
q fertilizer. The reason sample of this
was not analyzed is that it was taken
for granted that the proprietor spoke the
truth when he said il did not reach the run.
In front of the schindery is where all of
the refuse matter from the schindery is
thrown. This is allowed to lie there to be
scratched and rooted about by chickens and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-24

New MOhnir Suitings TO-Day-LOts Of
Them.
In mixtures and solid colorings, all new
spring shades, 5Oc, Toe and 81 a yard.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-24

Then the French Printed Challis. Never
were IoVelier colorings in any tropical flower
garden; sprays and wreaths in every beauteous
flower from orchid to daisy q bewildering
display Of growing color CLEANS and faint
traceries of delicate vines and grasses-all the
poetry Of earliest spring time and the richness
of noontide summer glory are here in these
French Printed Wool Challis. The material
itself is so soft and light that it is fitting
background for such lovely color studies that
copy nature so closely.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-24

as the after glow in summer sky; in CombinnE
tion Suit effects the bordered styles are very
numerous; also large showing Of panel and
corner designs for oVer-draDeries-thep prices
too, are surprisingly low, hence it is that this
Dress Goods Department is so increasingly
popular.
The highest style Dress Goods shown in any
establishments in this country are found here
naturally. in the way Of the elegant French
Robes. Paris taste is stamped on each one Of
these By their exquisite coloring and strikingly
beautiful ornamentation-they are French,
that must express it, until you come and ex-
anime them in all their exceptional and
peculiar beauty-one of a pattern tnsures your
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-24

proprietary and exclusive possession
Of the effect you admire most, In
this large collection Of these gems
Of this enormous Spring Dress
Goods exhibit.
All this applies to the new fabrics
especially designed for ladies' Spring
attire-now another important fact
is to be noticed Dress Goods for
Children, Gay Plaids, Scotehy as a
Highlander would desire-bri0hs
new stripes and neat color checks
dainty, serViceable and pleasing.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

J16. H1RNE x E1.
PENN AVE. STORES.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-24

All these hastily noted Impressions on this
subject OF what to Wear this Spring." come
from brief glance through this largest and
completest stock Of new Dress Coos. It is
only fair to say that your eyes will doubtless
discover many more interesting features than
those here mentioned, at least our numerous
salesmen are ready to do their best, and your
part is simply matter of making satisfactory
choice.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-24
WHAT is IN IT.

First-The sample marked "a" gotten from
the run above the schindery, contained a con-
siderable quantity of yellowish or light brown
sediment in the bottom of the vial holding the
fluid This sediment, on microscopic analysis,
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Specimen Cases.


' %as tfon6Ifd WITH 4 Neuralgia, and Rhtu''
ma SIN, his stomach D was iiisofdered,
his Liver wayeffected TO an alarming
deg ee, lappetitefell away, aBdl heITaS
ter bly, REDUCED in flesh and strength
hin. o''i"' s'''''1' - . Fo-D
- T iward Shepard Harfisbatg,fl1. ,lIa6
a Il aning s0reOnIhis leg, efeighsyear sf
Ista dipgsp Used three bottles Of EIhed
trio, BitteTs and seYen boxs fof, ,Bpek1
len 4fhfea Sa1ve, and his leg Is Sound sol ID
iand well 9iIJ6hn9 Speaker ~ 6taAsBa, D.,
had five larger Fever sores f6nE b isifleg,
doc eEssaMsh sIoiAcglFablef One
bot le Of EEEffetgie BitteF Ftaa and q one box
Of ucklehs Afpiea SaIYe cared i'm
en- rely. '9Soid iby'5? Nj GRissiIeTa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-12-25
The Pulpit and the Stage.

:. Rev u. NJ Shrout, Pastor Emitted
;BTetherR Church, Blue Mound, Kas;i,
says: Il feel it my duty to- tell, what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me: My Lungs were badly
diseased I, and my psFishiouers thought
i could live only few jweekstIsI took
five bottles of de. Kings New Dis
cnvery and am sound and well, gaining
% lbs. in Weight! 81 % $50 9iis -
zAutlidr love; Manager loves Fun:
ny Folks ComamhatioRJo writesi tSAfter
thorough trial and convincing eFt-
depce, / am confident DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, beats EN-
all. and cures wfier every thing else
fails The greatest kindness L can do
my many thousand friends. is. to urge
them to try it,, Free trial bottles at
j. II. Gleissner'S Drug Store. Reg
ular sizes soc. and $780, 10 HOIST -
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Reges' Family Medicines.

/ Iese medicines are daily gaming
gree Ger popularity, and the steadily in
cree sing demand for them can only be
accC united for by their, true merit.
They are prepared with the utmost
care, and each medicif1eiS hdtiup for a
particular disease. Every bottle is
guaranteed to d0iaH that is claimed for
it CT the label, so that no one who, buys
a be title Of Beggs' Family Medicines
can be Disappointed Sold by o. E.
Nor hcraft s. Co., Abilene. .!IaTi "
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'''AkkE A. MOTION ;KNp ILL. KILL .YoUl".
-LdgIDE 3inIEM ,SA1S"ihf t1Eh
Kimp. was ceDtainDf him, although I
never sa@0ahifn before; lie came here!
Ten th66sahd dollars feF amarderer and
1ttain-robber 1Phat dee6y, letter made
him Show his hand, How easily some
3lsgthnaa ar 4tgitows are ffboledeoGH ,qdIu4 :,
e The c0id Increased. ana TT soon dc S a.
nmenged I'd snow The doctor armed
and riding 81 COED horse, went into the
b wood in the DIRECTION in which Fate had
b gopeuwbither that letter. had babe b i'm
goEandl swaitIthe coming of HI isl friends.
Day came. .aThe sun rose in clear sky;
il WAS very rwindyI and very cold. Stop
IS ping at the bottom of 10 hill, heD hitched,
Z his h0tsey by the ROAD side, and walk ed
slowly up. ION top Of she hIl, 81 Short
distance from the Highway was Kladp's
house-a cabin III wniGhfhe lived alone.
he, Vas standing in the road, holding his
Horses bride. o.tThey said In that let,
ter they'd some BY eight O'Clock, an its
blame nigh that nov, he spoke, to hR}} him a
self, ToOkinIg. down the road. his BACK to
! the .dpqtqr. s:ssThat'sI Jake Bute,s. hand
Ewritei I'lllswears or ! wepld4't be, stand,
9in' Here,lI he said, ,aload.I .bs9H GbiI
You're mistaken there. FateJE and
you're LOOKING the wrong way" answered
. The Doctor, now ten, steps behind. with
E:hfs '1Rinch chester to his Shoulder b =, I.
10 Fate wheeled arodnd.11 ~ ~ ,aAu l-Si y.
:. = lake motion ana flIkill you said
the doctor ~ I, wrote that letter, Rowan
5rffhtggins; You don't like the, named 7
DON ta eitherTJit,s5n bad one. i Il And I
have no fancy for that OF. Pant9pIapy
more-Arnold Brunsonl suits me better,
.rY0uadoHAhlliket that name, either? Well,
II don't wonder. because five years ago
to-day you murdered brother of b i'm
who bears.ft and now owns it to you -
deathAthere or on the gallows.
'rThe criminal preferred 1t there He
made a motion. for his pistol. The
doctor fred. The horse SHE'D to one
Side and stood Still. ~ Thfggins looked
'iiTnfe4tllyf this antagonist for q moment;
then. Staggering to, his horse, he threw
4. his bands on the saddle, and sliding to
the ground rplled over, face upward
When the doctor had gained the OPP
1posite hill he looked back. The horse
stood as when he leftg Thee body was
9in. plain view long. dauh spot ION the
Dglitsering snow; the Hslai4i mars log,
stood by the corpse, ,Hekihg the de d
face. 3iei"u CHARLES 49, BIZ oKBURS!
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You Are in a. Bad Fix

But we will cure you if yoa willpsy us.
Our message is; TO, the weak, nervous
and debilitated,. who, by early evil
habits, or later iDdiscretions, have
trif:d away their vigor OF body mind
-anC manhsody and who suffer all those
effects which lead to premature decay,
cons lmption. or insanity. -, If this
me1 IS you, send for and read our Book
of z lfe,, written Try the greatest special,
list the day, and sent,s tsealed), by
addressing DR.. Parkeris Medical and
Sur ieal Institute 153 North, Spruce
ST., Nashville, Tenn. 12S7t&c1YTo
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She Was Completely Cured.

5r A daugter of my customer, suffered
iron, suppressed menstruation and her
hea til Was completely Wrecked At
my suggestion refused one Bottle of
Bra Fields Female Regulator, (which
cure d; hers., j. wv, .HEL4igNsi. Wa ef
Val ey,- Miss, Write YTiitt :, The l B3tradGeld
Reg. CO., Atlanta, Ga, for particulars.
Sold by T. NJ G1eissirer. o'!iI /
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Rucklen,s Arnica salEe.rl

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, ulcers, Salt ,Rheuifl,
Fever Sores, letter, Cbapped Hands,.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin iErap7
ton, ana positively cures Piles, ior no
pay required zItiis guaranteed to give
MISREPRESENTATION CT, money refund
ed. price 25 cts per box. For sale by
]. N. Glefssher, Abilene, Kas. 9;'' 10
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Dropsy and Paralysis.

70 D.. .Flint,s Remedy prevents, the
dev lopment of all those terrible dis
cas- dependent upon diseases -bf the
hea t,fsuch as1dropsy, inflammation Of
the lungs, paralysis and mental der
ran ementTpDescriptive treatise It'll
eacL bottle bEs AT aJ. = III - Gleissner' S
or tdress Mack Drug Coin .GN.aG
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s- 2 o. a aFt
AnC who e'er his WOnderous frame. doth
seal ponder and devise to cure an i'll,
wis her by devise9nfr-uitE7 or pilt,I an
ECU benefaetOr.isi be; aud We haste,
the lventor of Cathartic OF DELICIOUS
tas to do him honor. VINO remember
not how the distressed mother, her
chi sentreaties tries TO smother; that
she INSIST not tile hoird dose betaken,
the emberancs cen now does nausea
aw.. .en, and fond father, to be Wit
Les of his child's torture, would
rat. Or pay high price, if money could
pur hase Cathartic nice. We have it
now And great lPrati's name ap-
peas upon the scroll of Escqlapian
FAM, for after long study. what, would
suit has it hit upon delicious fruits to
cur our ills. Away at once with
drdt ghts and pills; for whether 1T be
ind ;estien, liver complaint or con-
slip tioD, or any disease to which. flesh
is Eair, he here with pride does boldly
decI ire, and on the assertion WIN wager
big that it can becured by Hamburg
Fig. Sold by JObnM. Gleissner at 25
GEMS a box. ....-...,-,-. ...f .- ..,,..4i
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Beggs German Safve:

.Pheeinctease6 deAshd for Beggs'
German SalYe hot Only proves that it
has merit. hut also makes it. almost a
universal household remedy When
you wish agoed rtlisble ointment cali
for Beggs' German SalEeg andzyoulEill
not be Disappointed Sold and war
ranted by G. HINOfthcTaft s. Co..
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I more than half an inch in length. ." His
! Complexion was fiery red, a hattral col
p40FfWhose effect was, heightened by AGO
-tsholic drink. '.rnraa ,r;osdH III: 9'iiTq
4 hp''Can YOU guessP' asked the doctor,
I still Btsying himself With the bottles i
boz No; course its mine" said Fate 2
"Of course it, is,r replied the doctor, =
4 handing it to him.i;i,@ h9-nL-hT.hT Z
l' a1 Fate Hand tren1bled when he 'readit,i
and he Turned PALE, .., ,-s,i.. 49,,
J. elf gittin' CIR letter Ssryes or felker
that erWay, I don't want .none,'' said
Brag Blunt, t:Is bad news in It, Fate,
or did you swaller er spider in that las
dram? -Sumpin'!i knocked you up,
4CshoFe, fur yeu,re'a all in er. trimmed an
byOdr face is ezwhitelez cotton. "''.E,>, u
F1G@'Sab boys, p'repiied Fate, who quick
IflE recovered his color and composure,
fr' Brag's eriIgood. dog theyasay.o> Eff
fJfhat felleri benin you had two legs he'd
| beiwut1 er barrel Nv whisky at least.'' !
1nil'fGomeJI boys spoke several at ouce.
lnihs0JtI hainit,nreanin' ter INSULT Fate,''-
1nsaid BragIo 30 Gittiu1 letters Is sou hn-9
common ermungst us that 1t mayjes'''
natcherly upset er fe1fer ter have one,
poked at fiG1niI!!'o'f 'IdiTT'1 :
IhI'sSf1G9e etside, boyst' said Fate, ..tai fur |:
I ,fiSmed eff I .hain't, co., I think Doc
7 mdstet, put ier extra gallon Nv water in
that Barrel L this m6rnfn', for whit I,
af gY seHs f # freeze S ehs sf Il y 5 YsFR
eff5@t @ff34ql 1 eRig2 gentleman, '"issIp96ke
7 BtSg, Who had moved from the fire, ;,SndI
I Was 1ea1ing agafnst Tie! Counter, Ris ell
bows on the top, I've got ter proper
sishun .SerpmakeIi oEz-&his is the fust
ff2stter T uVG9!tl1e, season .Oand othed last
IoIgH tAV'thefB g&rIi -B3b trbat To- erg&1on
4IitBatez fi i Igipey that 3eRtsro1to2 Doc an
E.3e2hdmi read isibo the crowd nj nUot
lrt1The DOCTOR looked oven his shoulder
he wasBt&IlI among she bottles a. Fate.
The fellow gEe1HH Sigh slightly pale again,
| thrust the letter in his pocket, bqttoned
/ NJ, bis coat, pulled his hat down, walked
]; out get on his horse and reds away
f. a8q4 ipsP}ted him, Erag,'' said one one
~, saR 8 s5s e s5 REF BIS SSs!f n
anotheFoEssbe had Witnessed that per
! fSFmAzsee.r + g; -o9d .Z"T9zHahW
1e7D 9Gss got I'll plenty s more more leplied bag
f.B33t don't ivan Want ii drained 6Gten that
barrel, it's got pizen in it."-winkihg 81
theenogd=.S,a9,I.I 10 I9I,IBn 9.Er 81
dpn1sfe%enft hurtyou il 1t has.nh the dorT,
ssstug sadly sstryohnine. wntaa fell desf On
4 Yours tOnbehRs1 Z 1ni19Jio noitGInEi
tt,nfsEry Is, RSagy said Bose CaEu 1.-THE rs
lbhIf it kills syoUi wei 1stRn' the f4neI'b
expehses2 ISdm9a5G 10 jd2in I'll ~, I
':Allrights p heI agreed 81 bSlieEe it
| w1z the letter an not the Ticker Whit
4 snaaeEFsse aek sOqueer Eesch eHt the
P5ldcS. ;RdIow1stEsf sfsH btig.i 81 fsslV1 | =
30zs4ibstase xas.Ealed sand soon semptiefa !.
-Fusumotn
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The Mother Fri Friend

!. Not only slqrtit n rs Labor and lessons
pain attending it, bdt greatly diminish
es the danger tolIife9of both mother
and child if used few moathsi before
confinement. Write % The sBradfeld
Reg. Co, for further particulars Sold
nv I NJ ITfeiSSIn1err' = ~ - bH&- 4
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1T WAS FATE.
AiFpF ksak4 Episode ri AEhkA-
saw.

,,sn4@ ' ;s'ss: s;s . Rsst
IdQEuzzAI4 1l S;l5si ii s}i;:l
SSSsH cation came
III aMT NA the title, of
~ EkE1tT I'd 8 TOT" by
fSSISl ~ It2H.1 which which he was
BSNSSeN$1x$ wte1f1 < n tow nj
SMNN7A 7Tff76re was sus-
N$S%49S picion that he
l9pnordt = sfSSSfSSS9e3M.. NV ate ea his
Id9inb;m 7.,,>r - whisky and sold
ldT .E5sS@.4- ,,ri-l.-.. the same Kind
tdt EWSS@$SS@s5ll, mi. ,. Of ,phEsiic jfg8rna
a., m: .,.,a- bottles, differ
lieptIy1 labeled But, people drank bis
IIilsapor III il perfect confidence, and took
ibis u ostrnms for the. .maRy; Ills their
designations produced, n he, was sttlhinn
and hump-shouldered, wore - A. long,
| black beard on a long face, and looked
Dat the world from q pair Of black, dsep-
SCI. eyes, The moaning 81, TIE pines
pight have, made him melancb oIy, or bis
lonesome life may have caused; p him to
! be habitqally. rsad-for he. lived alone,
and his nights were passed on a cot in a
| back room of his, store, whose; door
locked = out at the :, Wilderness that
bSppght to bis ear the roar Of the storm,
the boot of the owl and the bark Of the
iWql bit MIA teTeF the cAusss 1hR as H1SSY9Fl
lBssIae the a3sse 59 9 sc 3faggynsSff y
| Pantppi ALSO held that Of tp9stmaster.,
Men WHO never, Wrote .ssin and meyer reeeiEed
Lar letter, came every day " and asked:
WAL, Doc, is thar nuthin' fur me yit2'.-
And being met With. pe9rel pialr ne gative,
l1Y9u1d fipgg 2 Quarter on The &c counter I
with "a perennial. remark: 5imme or
pint Nv your bes' bourbon, then and
si SAT- it sqqfaDrT, To a,secq 1niliaq DIT
IrozH oYas II New, Years, -e3YlesL and the
heavens seaE were weeping deITpgs9 Of e90ld7
rain f4g the old I one n g7lw in Its dying
9Th oes,s It,Yas too wet TO work, Rqf not
too yet to ride to t the EeSt79fice Tor the
letter that never same; Il Ar dry goods
box sat On the, counter, its open end to-
tAe wall, behind 5ihfdg this. was pr, P,antop
sorting II e4iImplaajl.r3 s.v-.,ng3II e,1oT !
III 'Gentlemen,ii hetsaid, in a voice that
seemed to come from, under the ,f9oEy :
ro4ff What is6t, Doc2n asked Bral gl rBI9l4 Blunt,
sa tknock,kneed, lweal37eyed, young man,
Eiwho stood On the inside, of the Piircle circle,
that the heat might assist, the whisky
in the warming process "a, v+;rofsr
sits very strange, spoke the doctor,
coming out from his retreat an d aTFang-.
!: ing medicine. bottles on. a shelf, III, =
bro"What'st very =, stranger demanded :
Fate Kjmp, who, was carrying to his lips
% glassfq8l of whisky! ydf !9tlsJp s.
- .IRsNeg1i Strange y the d5oHtor, went
On, not seeming to recognize thai, any
% one but himself Ia spoken Nearly
talllof yop ask for lettteqErss and never get
one Now Ike get; q. letteE here for for a
man; who never asks II ttfQr, Qpe lt9g Il II
4ivAllli looked al. Fata He. had drank his
oliquQg. He was man of middle, age
old enough ITO have a beard; but his was
one Of those Races on which hair Mould
vegetate but sparsely, and ,neFeE gresS
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A Reliable Cough SEEup.

< IA have b been 4ffnb1ffSGFFt qgRats fp9Hgh to
Co Oh syrup Il ttt91tsat&554tiiy nhif.
Iief s.and9lws gtaraAs4ese every 'bott4t
sol to give entire isatisfaetiaas l. I'VE
VIC u be pleased 70, have q n VI CUSTOM,
ers give it q trial. Sold ,hy, G.. e.
No thGraft 81 Co.. Abilthe! M :"
AA afG E u 20 sf S3SntIssS ifqner. y
to present in his own section respo1s ll5ls
Me- York House. References
Ns UFACTUREB II5ccal E9xiEtN Mem Y DIX
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A Christmas Echo.

b.! Judge Ito Dprisoner)- Youl were seen
fLby. the officer, sir, :dodging about the
7 baeItA streets and evidently trying to
avoid meeting any one Ybuwero there-
fore arrested BY said 6fficer on the
charge Of being a suspicious, character,
/ But, be that as it may, as 'yyon appear to
I be, a respectable, person, / viii discharge
| you from the custodyof the court if you
!, can give unsatisfactory reason for your
suspicious actions when ARRESTED. rad
Prisoner (brok enly}77I-I was wear
IiingSI, your bnnors for the first time a
| necktisy "a Christrhas+4present- =
my-wtfe, and Il was afraid TO m-meet
anyGliOf Tyd1UI .seOI BTBlO ,angdS
Judge promptly and decisively, but
| yisiblJ affetted) The prisoner has the
Sincere sympathy Of the court and IS
hoh{oFabiE dfSchafg Life 45tffseiJ "a a; G2'i
FGGiuf wantedlto Pisase.bGaIIoH
''What would you like to- have for
Christmas?"'' asked De, Brute of'his WIFE
81 g; g, haven't I'M made Typ my mind YET"
"a sealskiRFi :STtaqaqe39'' 100 aa1I lib y
Bd,ssQhn yssFi guG9I1O : .oI mooa
'Or pair o.; diamond earringsP"
iHf'HThat.Rogh be, leFelET eJuaM n
b. "0r az silh dressG .fniT sbuGL III
-s7tG need anew dress very pnuch.%lE q
Cor nice pair ofnewish =.
oIdWoaes are ge5sihg ather
shabby?" mill s)nETEiD
5h2"9gedl 1ssit be pair Of Shoes; the ma
wanted you, 70 Be pleased, though. +
Z Metttiant Ira FeIer.I qEh( b1GHbI 81
ND .96Ts2In1L EiEL1 .ail1uD lpdid ! Oh
os9IdpiI Gbh ri Hot Watss:a ,oo1noh
81, 11Ea55s2 why 80 gIdB! old t9g2ll25a i
En- 40 had a Chit sttthaals- tree Tree az
our house last hight and by mistake
when 1 was giving out the presents I
, gave 4iee, diamond pin, that my wife
INTENDED ff0yUne, lt9n my G9Hsi9 YAe is a.
nnamesaka Of n.iRe.illk E1oN .,a1oyM nc
IN Rigbg-r,Whs don't Yea explain I: to
. hiniP yfsK ,T9fBdS sIDoI .2uBiI
II Digbgl4I can't. ne, SAILED, foE BufDps
IfShis9 zfternosnI ibeforeIl hade a ehSade,
and my wife has been nsggsng CINE ever
since. nJadge.; u ~ .bTsH dfTHo4 81
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Mrs. Leases 4IekStrI

oY seStf SIs ssfpg rgaPid TX f9E ths lsf
ture by Mrs lease lTiSstSf 227tbb, The
object for which the lecture is given is
oneof the most laudable that=eonld be
desired, the establishment of a library
s191Saa hs gStffE gesalex SPS ~
people VII. be inclined TO give the
S4pe4aXtS SGMiReaace DRTl es2R
oti8MFbnSdiot b0RIlBbeve
Ws Ms = tG sSIf q s:Gt tss 46Bqesf1
FsgArAt0A @tiG4ls92aAlIa SI(
mission so cents. No extra charge.
reserved seats.
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nent OF eAlSVlnS SCHOOLS, ana 10 pup
lish and circulate good literature.
notHE0 accOMpEstB this end the ishcisty
II has for the Rastfew SBats Successfully
qla6Spt99 tie plan Of etHplSyiAsnnen as
-nSof1Et9s7 Bliss hRaFie i6&f9S pddaB school
o ssSsS Fketg g iaYsR6ataa theft RS5lea fine to
bsfofpS3O .166nS x q 9i7ffHfHR' y naxob OQI .goit
Having been commissioned, BY, the
Union to work in Dickinson county 1
have laea3ef s. VFne fhsrYf1&@y
be addressed and will be glad to ans
otwsR4saF iBguiEEa t4tAa work. OF. calls
.od0i&hslp 80 sataEspee thseGahsenia this
C county I 2 enorI 2ni1-nD % 20.
Since coming on the field l have bes
sides other work visited and aided
eight cfh9HlfsI ,to5gasEfAf nF a8d
a hope to visit and aid all the schools in
the Eotfnt5 Seen ASH essDEes bkBesI
-siRo rhisitaddhh5pet uh&y1haveItheGcos
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES slefochristisnnpee,
pie. G. D. WOOD,
County S. S. Worker.
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IL was Aued- and empt1ed again ana
again, and T6tn'the hfghtlS'as half gone
EACH left for. home noisily drunk, with a
quart f1p::6fs p9ckeS for tie d niortow's
egg-nogHg;, III in wi Which the New year
health wolld, be drank. N''' i''l.-ilh
'f0ddtEfI Luck sd6f't always, lfa1i MY way"
unused the Doctor, as hts2 folded a fst5er
he bad BeGs Fsssddf9g, 1ss nRd 7ppss9pipg ?
ielqse tste9A thffgffg gamiA > p4ir OF pistols
lasH !aIfM4RchestaE Fffieei,s :aSbqf IN New
Year pFsseptsh 1thi nk I'm, igeeilnls1 to Ibe
fortunate, 10 WaR EaiggiHs, al las Fate
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p. Re d meteor nv cause. and. be patient
that ye may read II Shakespere.
Th3 Greatest Study of Mankind is
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experiments will be tried again this
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more than half an inch in length. 'D His,
! Complexion was fiery red, a hatural COL
or whose effect was, heightened by a5co-i