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good Lead Pencils for 1 cent;
Paper and Envelopes Retailed at
Wholesale Prices;
10c Tablets only Sc;
Sc Tablets only &c;
Immense lines of Glassware, Crock
cry, Hardware, Tinwsre, sc and 1Oc
goods, Hosiery, Cutlery Notions, Toys,
Albums, Jewelry, Towelings, Hand
kerchiefs, Vases, Diston's Files.
Clark's Thread, 4c;
25c Albums only lie;
Lamp Wicking, sc dozen;
25c Suspenders only 15c;
Thousands of other useful articles.
Prices. Every item first class. Moth
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Embroideri
Nonsook
all headquarters
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Financial Statement of Portage
Co. Ag'i Society for 1889.

NDUlCNC and Shoulder Braces
1NUUNND HART, The Druggist.
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eaw-EsNS4ans
THE CELEBRATED PRIEsTLEY BLACK eooDsl


Silk Warp Cloths plain
We
line of theseun unappoachable Black Goods
I that the AUTHORIZED for the sale of
Goods cty-and their
during goods
outside of Cleveland
Our other of
Black greater than all of competitors combined
general MEDIUM FINE CoLORED WOOL
goods Plain Stripes
will
Velvet The demand
question
all the desirable Excellent
yad-uy
We have just received some beautiful things in
PRINTED CURTAIN DRAPERIESi
possibly
yellow, China
satisfactorily
We received lovely things
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qualities
possible
We wealthy
daskyou only q reaso 70 handlin
possibly feel like reading the fellows
beginning favorable
what
confident
pleasant
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Special Closing Sale of Albums and Fancy
Box Paper. at HOPE NOVELTY SToTE
No. Riddle Block
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q @nH Q4Mzznn"
january, 1890.

getting things shape,
We already buying and receiv
strictly Winter goods
(rather than ncarry another
wonderful statements male by dealers generally
Bargains !'
at
bie
little
TRANSPARENT LIES and mpe-A
advertising 1.-The old
his reputation and business
doing-to inter
anything handle
may b a find
believe TRUTHFUL ADVERTISEMENT is worth value
rebound
o to tell about
Is IS s!8 900: s. s.
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Look ont for the Grip 1t is with US. Don't
delay buying your Bed Blankets and Other
warm clothing. 1t is the best medicine. Sny'
der's the place TO find them.
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Black Black and COfored bffliialtilG Dress Goods

qualities Everything indicates
demand continually increasing
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We will open full lines
LADIES, MIISI In IIMQERWEAR z

be in sales
in dlet Miss Morgan hem can for them
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4 GRrAr CROWD At THE DANBrRY FAIR

panhnry Conn. oct. @ t>p"ciall. The pleasant
ucc with hands full the judges struggle on finding
,le difficulty 81 awarding premiums even greater ilaIl
i..t wear several barns for horses nave been
uil, and they have extended the shed room Tor ra't'
u Friday and saturday are far the a'"ndnhcc WI!
utuuubcr last year Forty Thousand people ai" c"ti'
mated 10 have pad admission fees YET the "r'cr ana
r~ur,mrut Of exhibits and the system Of handling me
,,,plc plc,eantly and safely perfect In All Inc
,ncir,,'. di, plays not person has ever been Killed i
cen the city and grounds Al the railroad station
Xe>t n the exhibit OF the farm. the stock of n,nufict
,. r,d, including vcir les. dairy and agri' uliurl
imulrmcnt. ar prominent. ono "i 'h noteworthy
animals |, The Pcrchcr,n stallion jet Black. sixteen
hand, high and weighing !. 300 pounds. imported by
,,h, " Akin Of Scpin. y. \. I'll" For'st View
stark Farm Of Kaionah y. y. has wonderful lot OF
,rh and English hackney horses and >hctland, They
include IiartfDrd,h swell, a stallion imported by
y Ucxtrr after he had won four first premiums
,m,uc 100 competitors in England. OnartrrmaNter.
,wucd by Dr. r. Il. Bohannan, Of stanford. Is shown
pid,,wmd stock Fnrm. located here shows much fine
hor.n.sh The cla,,cs II driving hOrSe, begun TINS
year uie well filled and are pronounced good me
usual number II coaching parties are seen tMiS year
M nooI selling gambling l. allowed NrarN !"
dI,cp MEL upckpts have been arrested here. lhr tN
bNi,ion win complete full week and the tr,tiihs Ia
Tor brcssirrs and jockeys as we'll as the masses lT
mornw will be banbnry day" when NIL business VIII
Re spcndcd that the help may enjoy the nun ~ the
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RACEGnERS IN. A PANIC
THE MOHAWK CRASHES INTO SISTER BOAT
AND MEN LEAP OVERHEARD.

The atarin Line has been running three s'eam"m'
from the lower part Of this city ana TOh 'e"ch
wharf brooklyn. Ia with the SPECIAL ra'e 'NA'
that carry followers Of the turf from Harlem I" MOTIFS
Park. one of the lDats is the old M"ha"h. 'a'
hrs done ye"man'r service In this harhor i'S'er-
day she cam" being broken in small pieces al u''
cOmpany's pier AT the foot Of COrlanht'sL -" WAS
about ten minutes past l" when I'll" S'ar''o vi ner
way IA Harlem win a handful OF passengers Inc
tide swift and Of her sister boats was s"'he'h3
INTO the dock ,hc steamed ont. IN" Nv" fri'h'o
together with sniici.n force 10 break beams ana n"h
the old vessel caN'cned that her passengers De
licved she was going tO turn over on her
side and 20 down. There war small panic sr'"i
because the passenger list Wiz small. rev OF the
men rushed 10 the side and lraTrd To the d'ch OF
the other boat. The did not jump. but srr'ahcd
a little and shivcred with fear. In very short
time II all over but tho Mohawk was 10" b;Miy
damaged " make the trip. her passengers w"n'
Obliged 10 wait for the other bout or take the elevated
road. majority m them chose the la''"r means ~
travel they We're anxious Ia get +" the Track III
time To bet on Rarrand in the first rnc" TN" of
them. well known Wall street rlulGcr r.hlafWN
aftrrWaid ho wished the accident had d'l;illsi
him II half hJur Longer. II wOnli nav" >aNn Ms
al 900. .
a pleasant AFTERMATH but III" tr1tN"l l. :" Isii maj
rat II boat j. costing Mr. Morris 200 dhv l'n' nc
he perfectly willing e. lose That III ne 'hh ohN
succeed in plca,ln. the public.
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! 4 SINMONsS BOND FORFEITED
NJ FAILS 70 APPrAK FOR rLEAplNT-PhoB%BLf
LnDKIN,; EOR BONDSMI.N.

I,,ncs simmons wa called "a plead 'riOlr
rrdc. benedict In the United state, CrruIt CONT Hc>.
e,,,, u Al indi, tnent ci.aring hn with cor 'ri'v
m r.rk III" ~i>th Nnp,.l lsluh. "hi'h VA ha'fr' 10
., tn. Grand Jury Wcdnr>hL'. Mr. Nnm"'' di
,.i APPEAR lnu"vrr. hui ~ r"mn-"l ~ Iudt" !h'''
Inc " A. ga hand AID p,li"d that b" had been ''~'
=, ma n with a r'fr'n'" and hal been A'! 80
-. client II. world. however. BE- rc~p"u"i''" for III"
,,u ted mat LpIrll7,n'" AZ anv fiin" i'a' a."
..n.vr Ne. from r,.~pni-ibilfv Aid JudG" lciH' T.
,,d he. nr,ir,rd ih. frf"itir" Il simmons h "h'n
+. -, 900 ~, b,r>u"n ar" I"hn II T"ll">. II W.
q, ,ru, F,rh,l, AVE- and Jacn, R,lrhlr Il Anl-rIri'i
.,,c AID trir hundr,@ and forty ifh Il
I,i. ~ liz. .ncrr" II ~ JUDGE pr"hu" AID :" a
r.,,r'.r tl,t he hid turned the management IF III"
a.. 90 OYER T., - ,ur.rdiuat". lr.ns extremely hms>. Ai
md l.,ici That IN ,i!,t would appear "I"' In tn
,ftcrIin,l. In" rN JUDI" had -" fear that e." h"H'-
men would forfeit their t2i.o" II simmons mai' ms
,pp.aiair IN cont and aid that there Wa not inc
SLIGHTEST Likelihood ~ his clients running away
II was ,ad that the reason for simmons, rhIn" 70
Plead waS that he Ind been unable :" hrrnie" "'""'
Getting bail again. As soon ~ he sh''"c""d III ''s ~
would come 20 conrt Monday has been set - 'hr
,ia, for him 10 plead
A Tribune REPORTER s;rv Mr.. Tolls- AZ his home
list evening" and hr ,aid thai I've felt no apprehension
whatever ~ fTf"ng ANY money mi a"'Hiht "i >ih
mons, non appearance. he hal -$'l MI N'hih'hA W
,,r Federal Enkilng Yesterday and II va, thought
advisable for him not to appear IN court personally
,s t, case wa not rr'adv for trial HIS counsel ,'
.,r for him and the l.,nd>ln"n told to ~port
,.,,r next Tuesday to have the bond renewed q"
,,v, left the matter ~ the hands II my lawyer. said
Wr Toll,., and isr," h" know what lie /, :1"ut
have no fear of Mr.. ~imn"i, >'hiiS To- avon ,t''i
,,d am ready 10 hi bond ~ any tlin". ~
,hr,k h. * being wronscd III this matter and Viii
come ont all right
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K1vc; rOsKA, ROANOKT MAID, MAHINbiS AND
HORICO% THE WINNERS

p.,,ro,c Oct . (Np"c al This lively osy ~
r, o .hcr, the aut'nn for t' hafn", racers
,.,,,d With tow race and IN" prospect ~ coca sport
-, t.,,. ,y,. ,i,,Ia, nrcr, aud 10Y IA" Hrst time
49, season the gate receipts r'Irh"d satisfactory "'''
m .,.y ,Lc hor,.- c.rv fourteen heat ""ic dirl"-'n
- ,,.,,. ,.r.- de-. ,d.d h fore darkness came. KIN
%. 49,, ,to va, con sd.d g. he master Il III" " ~ p"
.,, r.,Inr two hca', y".tcday captured III" tiT ana
Il &C., record 4, 1874. with Ilont, u spar. Betting
v, ; 10 | on him. and Queen ''"Ia'd Wa IN" Only one
- ,,, She WAS well SD T., tlc last quarter. WHEN she
x,,. Il. u,ecc> and the sta lion logged home"
rte "a t-ot which foow"d. "Ns :fcat mixture, W'
A., ,.,,,,,. u,r,v htrdcawny. getting only one htat
,houyn a.. might had another hi' di'er ia" ''O
,,t.,. IN SAY. the record. IN this all Ill" heat.
winner, 3,.r.d the 80 list, Harry w ~'aiuhs on VII"
o ,n. Ho,nok. Maid nigh, secured this heat bat
far , break hon"-"t"h ana III III" ia''"' i"r' I"
h ron,.. .l. outia.d the ncd. The second heat WHEN
went a. Money Iiuntr III ~ was ''' "."''. '''"
.nd .,,do,vay while Highland Boy ~as i4'pd Oh Roam
ukr Maid IN he last I've"
:, ,. uuaiy hard u guess tn" IL pace with seven
.n.cdv Young cnrIapn,rs and even A"f Maichdes Lao
30. IN, Mr., heat IN ~, the h"ld sold at to over
liz. Tn, lowered tho stallion record nearly three
, and after losing he SECOND heat by break at tho
,,,, he BEAT ViLo u nos" IN III" thd ana c"'d nave
tanned ,,st Of tn, Nod the fourth. ". opI>. of
M. CIV who Walker Morrill, ue s' Of Mai'hd's
,,.d young inowlcy vino drove him, with gold
watch just sftr The r"cr
u,cno "a, . st,onv tip for the : % class. selling at
q o. / ,.forc the first heat. THIS Ia" dioppd " S"udiL
,d . went 10 from. Their" was not sumc"nt day
light y, nui,h the and II comes hi, tomorrow. WITH
,h AZ xnd 20 olas,-s the regular card Summaries
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. The WEA1HER REPORT
FORECAST TILL $ J.. ". FRIDAY

Washu.tnu oct. . For Now Eng Gland. EAetAyn New.
York PENNSYLVANIA, New -Jrr-y Delaware, Mary.
land Nir1,na carolina. warmer. weather,
-xc.lt RUNS PORTIONS o. NcwYork and Yer.
uIon, Friday night.
showers.
For Mississippi. Aa,nTs. Lousans sud Eastern
TrNa>. flt
For Western Nsw.yDrx. Western PenpSyvspis, vr.
aln,s Ohio kentucky and Tennessee. warmer. fair
weather.
Iur Arkansas. fair: cooler SATURDAY morning.
Tor INDIANA and Illinois fair weather except rain u
tho north rn portion conl'r saturday morning
Fr Mrh.al, rain colder saturday nHht.
ro Wisconsin. colder with rain fair SATURDAY.
L Iowa faIr WEATHER" prc,did By rain in the eastern
nor un colder. -.
tor Kansas, Missouri. Nebraska Minnesota and ~
Dakota. colder fsr weather except pr'crd by raihs IL
ksnsas and followed By rain In Northwest
crn Missouri 40. - T.. a.. u.... 49,.
For Colorado rain or snow warmer 10 the eastern pe
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RACINE In ENGLAND.

London. Oct. g.-Thc race fr the C"sorewr'h
stakes. handicap Of % sovci-'ignS "a'h' Win
900 sovcrci-iI> added FIR thrc ycar"lds ana
upward two miles two furung> aud thirty five ynrs.
al Newmarket Ia day and Wa won DN frih'e
-Oltykon, five vcarod bay horeo sheen. 'N H"nr
ton. ont If Radiaucy. VI. Ephru>>f> thr" year Old
chestnut nlly Alicante Second. and T.. Lambert =
four I'D chc-nn; fllv Judith thiri. lhc'" "cr'
tw,n', two. starters. The last betting wa - T." /
aciin,. sheen to = a,ainei Alicante. ~ 10 oea-t
Judith Sh,-.n wun hy two lengths. There wiz hall u
length between Ahcan'c and judith.
In" Chalnlio Stakes. Of % sov'r"ign' each' WIN
400 ADDED. for three wear IDS and upward. one mic
and two fiiluiig, straight. was won 10y General
IyrncS four uid ch">;iuf colt AHphl"n Inc
l)uNo II Pnrta'd'> thrcc YEAR old brown MY hrI''f
second. and the lrh" II We, iIi'iiN'crs thi'c
year old brown colt Bluc gwen third.
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,,,n- ,,rD From TIE NtrTfFL ~H"N"

rl. .iuli.,,'u: "Nc:'i."~ III me Ne" -. ,',n1,,
..h,ol .,i h.ud the = Ntv> were "''' ,, g.,
.,. tr.,,.u,, ~. anal examinations "rr' '' "''
a., o,r..,,.u there the a"arh'Ut VI f -,
$500, .,I L,ll IN" -ruuat"> ar h'''''" -
.,.,. rn,cr, f. barr. William Viewers ,,,
u.,,.y I.or,.mio >irr~""' '''Te' ',' rdlcr
u,.rx sylvester Me, ann. lanes hc"t" ,yh,tI',k
,HIH.rl St'ou. Harold tti"a;'i ThonhN W,'h,nS
- .,..l U,Wn.1.. 'p,,Ar l"nN;ntr 'rn-' t.,"tL,
go, ..' I,i hnu Err,s; tA-"r i'.-N"f' NUNS
!. i.r,v AID tAaft, Irrnrri >l",r"' , r,.,al
- 80, A. I,in.u..r Ma a"hIh''i 4 so'' -, ~
,,.,,,,. ,r,, H. s'udI'~. And n'''iiN "e.r I'D =,
"' ii,ai,u. tu thr ''nd l'N; recoiu ~ ~,
w. ( ,l,hhor f,r The thid. ''""iH" IN ,hs
=" i,"ur. + l'.Llri -ot l""dt'h .'ar ~" ~
uI'' ~..nrd And r. & ii,H ".r >H ,',,,,'
-. IN. ,i,,d ~i,.r Watches i'F ne i'>l u'fi,'
i w.,r. wrr- :lv"u :" iaii H'lt'l'i , 49, ,,
,P'H I,, -, Il 90 each fr no" III. IRA. ia
w.. ,,, -, a., ,lr. wc-' IN rn !"
tir,,r pr,,,iurcr. T.. &. tiGeart'r M'',i 49,,
\: Iu,Iimk " II t"mnt. itaiiF iI">'' "a, a..
io,. tr,,ri and llrury Hnt,r. N'"'t, ~,
i"., ~ Tinr,tl,n and 'hr 'h''n''g ~ '''',
r ,,rrr - wrs,' pc"-'"t. >r'''H", W.T. mt
Iy Mrs { ~ Williams. -! ~" ~'h", ''tr w. r,,,,tr,
I, ,,,rr Fu.,.,p. e., Kl.'M rl ! v" l",,|' 'P"''
Inl,r,,, snow And captain Gro" Ihh--"""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

BAPTIST Convention at Lockport. beginning October
20 F. Colgate, ". +. Wakefield. 5. T IIillman. the
Rev. Me.srs. ". G. biting. \. H., birmingham, J. y.
Calvert, ". II. p. Faunce. n. r. Hudson, q. G. Pope.
u. W. Wsler. r. Il. Morse, J. l.. Campbell f. r..
i!scOx, Richard Hartley. J. W. Buncc, J. ". AshwOrth
and VI. Il. I'OgsOn.
In the evening addresses were made by the Rev.
John l.. Campbell, Of the Lexington Avenue Baptist
Church: tho Rev. Justin ID. Fulton and the Rev.
II. 5. Macarthur, pastor Of Calvary Church.
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EIpIfSTN IND IUIIE fONJEN7ION


cry AI'G'JINTISt.
yes"rr,a, va, ,r Ia : o. t',. t~c''.'h a.ni,"r Ar,
II ne southern Nca ,,k ap'..l -".Iri"n tie
'Al,.r, naii.. 'h.i.h ia. u.'i.. e I' 'Ic'.'~l
aIih a pIa}": m'..t.r:. :''! >, t'' E'v. !: 'r-'-
I",nc.,.a Cuu. H. 81 So, K,"i.l" 50. r.'i,1l int,
;lc Il ,.,.lai n nal D., Io' 'l'nilsr.p Il -l>t,
four 'hurch'~. Nv" i."'. u.ri''r- II tn L. ART Il
IIri,fc.- 81 ir ...p' .,f'"r c',i"i I"'ii !
C"n"y. of ~" nh iv"nW l".r'.t church. AID ''"'r-
Il. sutton. of VI. N"ii.- IAl'i.t Church. i s." Dc
ldcI that IL" u",t ar,.'' l' held AZ ~" thur' h
# tie EPIPHANY. Nr-"'. ',' ard ~>i nnrih t aPi
that "a" ley. Nr. Hobart. Of "h"i~. 10" tho ilrt' her
Of "a" oc' a-i"n.
The ,ruWt'i 81 the laI,t. I 'hurh In th~ nrIcl'or
hood reported tp be- oi.'o 'tIur. although in'c>u
ration -howrd that ,hurcl'~ the lower part
TIL. city wer" a"imav d"pr"c atm. member D. =.
while there no 'itcio~ Of gain In any chur h
below Fort, second T.
There IN. been difference Of opinion for come time
between two ,!ur he. II IN" a-~,'hii"n g. which
lad the rrhi I" call itself IT." Al> -.iuan BAPTIST
Church. one Il the chur he j. West rwrn;'
-i>th t. aud Ir'-.d"d over l., the Rev Nr. spell
man. and the othrr - at Wav"rr, ilvr. under the
Rev. Nr WYNN. TIA" c"rnnit"" appointed to sritl"
thr di, pntc decided that both -hpud drop the
| name Aby,,inian. The Rev. Mr.. >pcllnmn'N chnrcl
was allowed TO adopt the lame Of the Antioch baptist
Church.
Tn" afternoon scssion opored with II meeting Of the
Wonnn'S HON" Mission Aorcrv. An addr.,> WI
made hy Mis- " Il. Iurtrttc. 81 chicago. the cor
responding Of the Woincn's BAPTIST Home
Mission society If IN" vat. and secretary Of the
Chicago Wnmcn's Mission Training school
| Mirs l!ur"fr bl'N"1 mat baptist
LODGING hon,c In the ncshboIhpod II the barge Ofce
| would le prpdutu,c pf mn IA good.
Tn. Rev. r. X. Nor" moved that petition De sent
Ly the a>sooia tun to the World, Fair Committee. III
Chicago requesting that committee 10 a!r,ng. mat
| ter. that the Fair VIII be closed on SUNDAYS The
resolution passed. resolution tlat In" asGo Ia
nn me- it's Influence Ia have ~ the baptist
thal,gjcal ,cniuarcs removed to New York city was
also passed.
The report Of the baptist CIV Mission showed
| S7OU,U .lcnt for missionary work IN the city. nni
,lout aiU.oO hand. due b. the recent sale Of
some property. John u. Rockefeller contributed IA.
900 Ia this fund E,st year
The following Wrr, hnpOnt?d To uttrnd Tie State
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tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the DIAGRAM . continuous iine shows the barometer
o,t,tlons rday observed at The United States
signal station at this city Inc olshcs lnaicat1
~ t.,raturc noted Perrys Pharmacy Sun Building.
Tribune Oaicc oct. 10. . m-brght skies. wio
vary hight brk~ and drv air. made Yesterdays weeeAee
,, ,bouyh cool The temperature ranged betweea
AZ and "a d.grers the average 5I2, beng lS higher ma
- Tho corr.- ponding day lat year. and lower thsn %
IN md near this city TODAY there Will probably -
sugh,v warmer generally fair weather
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
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prporrs THAT pID NUT AFi'LfT " WI Nhhh'

.-.,..,,,i ,-r,ch.. from i."u!ou " r pi't'-'" J"
80, -,,o,u n.y., -I:,l, 49, ritz -'tIhG 'h't Wv
,.f ,,r>., tho, N'''u' q" " = 80 '''"
., , ,,,.,, ,.,,"rl,v. T1" t''4tAr~ 81 % "'"H
cline n thr prices n America" ''.'''' ''' ,.,
49, h.i,, u.~,nn on a., marH"t aud ~ r"rN
,,,, ,.uur,v, were nnuinrnt ~
~. d,.p,,chc- ,ud Ntil' or no "N"' In Wal N'''"''
,.. ,,,, ~ m , general ri-tru>, " ," nT IA ''' ." ~
n, nfo,n..l u,ru the Sf"'k i.'t''n'' ""' W" .
.. =, .>.,,-,,.,, H0nses h't" vi" sem ''' ''''''
,,,,- "a tho I.id N ir'ud'1t~ 'h"it u' 49,
,.. ro.. lv,d sn.w.r- mat mad thea pn' '\'''
,,,,, ,nni,,,r IN the stori's 81 panic "id 4" ''' " "
ler.rng failures =. 81, our., wa.
rn, market, here op-n| firm and " "" 'o"'' WV
$50 . ,i ,,.u into the att.rnoA Il ralii'I hr>kN
,,,. m. .l..,ng hour In n britt tI' ""'' " W
,,L. GAINED all that they had lost earlier ~ "' WV w
the TIM. n the n.arkrt the end OF hd>''fNS wis ~
tDhahl, firm and strong
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Healthy
Women.

The frail woman
is out of fashion,; the
alabaster complexion
is tabooed by society,";
the chemically indis-
posed woman is a
burden. God mould
ed the female form
10 be the perfection
of natural loneliness.
Nature and health are
sisters. The woman
of the day is search
ing Tor strength. An
intelligent abstract Of
the Gospel Of Health
is contained in an arti-
Gle entitled, "Gym-
naStic Exercise for
Women" in the
OCTOBER
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J. PIERIDNT EDR; Az rs WE'LL.

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YESTERDAY that j. Plcrport Morgan. whose recent TEN
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The Model Past Line.

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