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"Nevcr. since my darlin 2 Matte died. have
seen "A woman who seemed. like her. to be
"a part Of myself, and rs | looked at YOU. and
felt this mysterious drawing towards you.
resolved that. however strange aud uncon.
ventional the proceeding might be. would
ask for this interview and make your ac.
quaiutance.'
Isabel smiled little skepiically. "Your
interest - indeed strange, sir, toward a
humble workwoman. II | were ia the
higher walks of life, such rs | imagine YOU
to be familiar with Ohe had an air of quiet
good breeding which justified her assertion,
the interest would he more natural. as it
is. perhaps | am vicious and dies ignng as
well rs poor
mo, You are mol" he replied. positively.
al have maze faces study, and read no
bLity IA yours: true, the circumstances YOU
have mentioned may have lent bitter tinge
70 YOUR character; | could readily believe
that, for ito not imagine poverty. depend
cnce or continual strife calculated To bring
out the best emotions of the soul. but. Mss
Grant, | read answering integrity in your
face undevelcpcd power, ana an ability TO
control self that | am assured will make
you noble woman, If you can have the OPP
portunity for the development of these bet.
ter qualities
"But, sir, granted that tins supposiiion
is correct. how can il bc hciucd o.
Tins view of her case was an inspiring
one. IN spite of the fact that IL came from
one 50 eatreiv stranger; she had
groaned in spirit under the knowledge that
she was growing every day more un.
amiable and frctful.
How much Of this was due 20 mere
physical disability she did not realize, but,
at times. IL seemed as If she could not bear
another particle of strain upon her over
strung nerves
The time had been when she could bear
Nine. Arnot's almost Int1lerabc AFRO
gance with Cooi nature. could endure
John Harmon's coarscntsS with patience,
and help her aunt bear her heavy burdens
with tender sympathy, but that time had
passed by, and she little realized how near
she was 10 a complete breaking down, both
physical and mental
The poverty j. still an iusupcrahlc bar
rier: the unhappy home is growing more
and moro tang bic and uBaltcraDie. and my
position as dependent upon Nine Aruot's
freaks Of temper. or others igst like her,
seems Just as inevitable "a, before She
spoke bitterly now, the remembrance Of
her auuts letter doomed up before her. and
ali the trials of her lot seemed dou0y uu-
bearablc in the light Of thus glimpse of
better things and She dropped her head
upon her hands in detection.
" No. not inevitable SAID Mr. Falcouer,
slowly. "thcrc Is another lfc before YOU
where none of these things can come /
can offer you a home She raised her head
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-02
4 lIir-ute Romance.

A curly. well trimmed beard be wore,
It's color golden yellow.
Twas just the kind most maids adore
Upon n handsome fellow.
but she who was his JOY and life
Refused him most politely,
And said she could not be bis wife,
With bear face so unsighjly.
Then 10 q barber FASTENED he,
Because II seemed his duty
To let hiH fair beard taken be.
Zen though IL spoiled his beauty.
So with a shaver face he went
Anew To WOO the maiden.
To her his manly knee he bent,
His tongue with sweet words laden.
But twas no use-she threw him DER,
And cruel more than clever,
She said Il can not wed you. for
You're more bare faced than eyerr
Lawrence Amer!caI
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-02

Ivory sticks aud painted face.
Bit- az yellow. tattcrcd lace,
Tiny mirror set in place.
Beauty sadly married by age.
but O treasure i'll engage
Nhcu the ninuet vas the rage.
Fancy ! can see her now
Powdered locks above her brow.
~scepiug courtesy. mi1cing bow;
such "a dainty. graceful maid
enc hand holds her siir hrocsde.
other yields The coquette's aid
DER her little head We'll curlcd
Spreads the rilkcn toy unfurled.
Sov ~ shut anon H. twiried
To conceal "a stolen glance.
or q crimson blush perchsncs.
A. she trcads The stately dance
Chostly tceiiug vision falr.
Flashing eyes and powdered hair,
Marble shoulders glancing bare
Time rolls backward Tor space.
ocrthis faded silk and lace
CLEANS the witch'ry o. THY face
Editb Sessions Topper. In Liia
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-02

want 90 tell you about my Kitten
The prctiicst kitten that ever purred,
hut I've looked my spcllcr through and through,
Aud can't discover a single word
That rhymes with kitten.
Excepting mittcn--
And that h. o.u and too absurd,
30 the only thing Tor me 10 oo
l. jus; 8" send you what I've written,
And wait tiil she grows 20 M a cat
There are ever so many 90 rhyme With that
Helen g. walden In - Nicholas
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-02
The VIII.

blame not the times In which we live,
Nor Fortune. frail and fugitive.
blame NOS Thy parents. nor the rule
Of vice or wrong once learned ~ school
But blame thyself, o man
Although both Heaven and earth combined
To mold thy flesh and form thy mind.
In spite 81 science spite OF fate
The Judge within thee. soon or late,
viii blame but thee. O man,
Say not. Il would but could hottie
Should bear the blame who fashioned me-
CAN you mere change OF motive choicer'
Scoring sucs pleas, the inner voice
cries Thine the deed. o man.
). A. Symonds, In Woman's journal
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-02

TIVE. after the hull
Twas dark In the hall
Uef reed uight' was not very emphatist
Twas such good chance
fCr sweetest romance.
And fingered with longing ccstatic.
Twas dark IN the hall
Twas after the ball
Twas after the ball.
Twas dark Ia the hall
Such "a chance FOR n parting rumasiioi
And-she was hot cold,
Why was not hoidi
When I think 90 IL nov I am frantic.
Twas dark in the hall.
Just DARK vas all
Morgan Mscknight In Juds&
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Isabel L.;
From Shop to Mansion.
The Romantic Story Of a Dress
Makers Rise in Life.
CHAPTER |.
lCopyrighieL iss9.1

Aiiot uNW was n
little more to the
right-a half inch.
say think | should
like a. better" The
speaker was a tall.
imperious lookin z
woman, ana the glrl
whom she addressed
had just tied the
rich strings of an
elegant bonnet for
her inspection in the
full-length mirror.
Very well, mad
am; l can alter it for
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Not Uncommon,


just "A selfish maiden,
just "a uiggard old
just little wedding,
just pot Of gold.
just funeral sermon.
Niggar1 passed away,
just "a buKom widow.
Rich and rather gay.
just "a dashing fellow,
Trim from head 60 feet.
Looking Tor "a fortune,
Something ~ a beat
just another wedding.
Just "a honeymoon.
just foolish woman
Learning -omcthing~oon.
just squandcrcd fortune.
Just "a grim divorce
just "A gray haired vomah
Just the usual course
Merchant Traveller
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fro BE CONTINUED !
CHOICE BITS OF VERSE.
IrnII.

The scholar spake, as one who knows
Whereof he spcaketh; Truth Is old
Times hand has touched his head with SHOWS;
The heart OF Truth Is stern ana cold.
The rude world offers only SCOTS and ieers.
And suro Of spirit truth drags out his years
Whcrcat the poet swcetiy smiled
Nay. thou art wrong found the Truth
In sembance Of "a little child.
Endowed with everlasting youth,
And what / heard was lispcd with childish
tongue.
Tho world H. growing old but Truth is young"
-Flavsl scott Mines. In Independent.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-05-02

from her Perfect face, came running down
the massive steps. with beamng smiles, 10
meet them.
Papa, dear papa" she cried. IS she
throw herself eagerly into his arms.
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with "A startled expression. "where there
is plenty aud peace at least, and through
the medium of which | nope 10 win your
love in due time This home - with me,
and as my wife. Will you marry mci'
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-18

1t is understood that Secretary Blaine, fol
and in behalf Of the an-American Congress
over. which he is presiding, in the interests
of the commerce of the American nations,
represented in said congress, proposes the
following amendment to the tariff laws OF
the United States: "And be 1t further enact
ed, that the President of the United States
shall, by proclamation, declare the ports Of
the United States free to the products OF any
nation of the American hemisphere, upon
which no export duties are imposed, when
ever and so long as such nation shall admit
to its ports free of all national. provincial
(state), municipal and other taxes, flour. corn
meal. and other breadstuffs; preserved meats
fish, vegetables and fruits, rice, and other
provisions, including all articles of food;
lumber, including furniture and all other ar
ticles of wood; agricultural implements and
machinery, mining machinery and steel rails,
locomotives, railway cars, refined petrol
cum, and such other fabrics and products
of the United States as may be agreed upon;
provided, however, that this concession
shall apply only to merchandise transported
in vessels constructed i'm American waters"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-18

The Boston Post, the organ Of the New
England Democrats, what few there are of
them, says: 1.-the working people OF this
country eat meat every day and can afford
to- says the very stalwart Detroit Tribune,
adding that they live in a country that is
not too proud to protect labor This will
be grim reading for the starving coal miners
of Pennsylvania whose condition has been
growing steadily worse for years." Is this
SO, Mr.. Post? Are the miners of coal In
Pennsylvania i'm a starving condition. Ii
yes, then 1t Is the strongest argument for
protection we have seen in long time, as
the coal of the class mined in Pennsylvania,
is and has been fer many years uncondi-
tionally free OF all impost duties. And
were 1t not for the protective policy our
wage-earners in the salt, iron, glass; cotton,
WOODEN and wood industries would be in the
same condition that the Post says the min
ers In the coal districts of Pennsylvania now
are,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-18

THE.TIMEs trusts that Senator Cullom
will not succeed in destroying the very
healthy competition of the Canadian rail
ways. The Interstate Commerce law is
the worst blow the agricultural interests
have ever received as the result of congress
sion VI legislation, and the proposed act to
shut oil transit in bond and place the Cana
dian roads under the provisions of the long
and short haul restriction would be terri
BILE wrong to the agricultural interests, one
that ought not to be forced on them, and
which would still more effectually place the
country at the mercy of the railroad kings
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-18

We are of the opinion that the bill intro
duced into the House of Representatives by
Mr.. McCOmas, of Maryland, to prevent is
honest gerrymanding of congressional is
tri IS. ought speedily to become law. Ii
it n be improved. gentlemen of the House,
III cove it and then pass it under the opera
tiOu of the previous question, and If you
cani t improve it by amendments, pass it
as it without long delay. The people cx-
pect that at your hands.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-18
GEORGE NJ. DEWEY, EDITOR.

The Concord, N. H.. Monitor says: I'm
free trade England the people are signing
for reduction OF the tariff OH tea and cof-
fee. In protective America these commo-
dities come in duty free" And these are
facts that the wage-earners will do well to
heed. for tea and coffee are almost unlvers-
ally used by the working classes in this
connfrv
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-18

Some fifty veterans, who were soldiers of
the Union, for the salvation of the Union
from the assaults of Democratic traitors,
are now inmates of the Cook county Illinois
alms-house, and yet leading Democratic
papers call the dependent pension bill a
humbug. Well, sucl. humbug as that is
should not fail to become the law of the
land, provided service pension bill is not,
as it seems to lis it is, the more desirable
action.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-18

Hon. j. $. Clarks0n has resigned the p0-
sition OF First Assistant Postmaster Gener-
al, to take effect June L. II he is to get a
better position all right. But II driven out
by the starvation salary paid that officer, II
is too bad, for he Is one OF the truest and
most efficient men who have ever graced
that position, and by his enlightened policy
in the administration of the difficult and re-
spOnsible duties of his place he has won the
nations gratitude.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-18

Mrs. Jones how is your health this morn
ing? Thank you, madam, much improved.
| bought bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
last night, and after the first dose, my cough
was checked, / slept well, and have not
ccughed once this morning.
Nice sun hats for 25c at Mrs. Geo. Sprin-
kle's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-07-31
FREE READING NATTER.

There are various
schemes for supplying
reading matter at q trif1e
ADORE actual cost.
What would you think IL
you could get good litera-
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Drop . postal 70 g. T:
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HsAFREEs sss IS. EREE,
SOME PERSONAL ADVICE

The editor Of this paper
vent 20 Galveston With
the Northwestern Kansas
editorial excursioa last
May.
He viii be glad 20 relate
his impressions Of Oklaho-
ma aAd Texas hut you are
advised 20 take o course Of
sending 20 b. T. Nicho lson.
q. p. 4 n. 4, Of the A. =. 4
8. r. r. r. Co, Topeka
Kas., for free copies Of
Texas and Oklahoma fold
ers.
The Santa Re Route Ia
absolutely the best be-
tween northern Kansas
points and Texas We
hare tried g.
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oeta huIitto9 " -
line.
Tot etrcef Ant
Ir0.4 ave - V
10 - "
Ca-sr a Nen Fhtn
a Idiliop 20 saltna-
La mt Apf
EShiA taN
a oevesti "
uonsI Adaisios 70
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On . New England or New York
railroad? No. On the Santa Fe?
Yes. This train runs daily on the
shortest line between Kansas City
aud Chicago, and In Hlao known A.
Pullman Vestibule express, Santa
Fe route. Lighted by electricity,
heated by steam, with Handsome re-
cllnlng chair cars, . library for the
studlous, fine dining ears service for
the hungry, and fast time for those
In . hurry. When Nellie BLY, was
In . hurry she travelled the Santa Fe
r0ute. For additional information
inquire Of Geo. II. Anthony agent
Santa Pc route or write 10 Geo. T.
Nicholson, a. r. q 7. a., Topeka,
Kansas. tT.
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We desire TO say. 10 our cltissns
that for years we have been saIilnE
Dr. hlng's New Discovery for Con
snmptIOn, DIR. Klng's New I.if,
Pills, Bucklen's Arnlca Salve anc
Electric Bitters, and have peve.
handled remedies that sell a. well
or that have given such unIveraa
satisfaction. We do not hesitate 4
guarantee them every time, aud ",
staDa ready 10 refund tue pUr-.:sz.
priee, IL satisfactory results do No
follow their use. These remedIr
have won their great popularity @,
their msGss. \. p. Hughes q Ca
Oruegist.
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n Safs IavsatRsM1

IL one which IL guaraBteed 70
bring you satisfactory results, or 10
ezse Of failure . return Of purchase
price. On this safe plan you eau
buy from our advertised Druggist .
bottle Of DIR. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. II IL guaranteed
70 bring relief 10 every case. when
used fer any affection Of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consump-
uoa, Inflammation Of Lang.
Bronchitis, Asthma, WhoopIng
Cough, Group, etc, etc. Il r. pleas
ant and agreeable to Taste, perfectly
safe, and can always be depended
upon. Trial bottle free at 3. =
Hughes DruRStora.
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TIE BEST SALvE On the world 70.
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SAL
Rheum, Fever Bnres. letter, Chap.
ped Hands, Chilhlains, Corns, AMI
aH ekin EruPTiOBs, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satls-
faction, or money refunded. Price
sscents per boz. For sAle by Hughe'
4 Ca
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SheriTS sale.

Henry Gay
% .f,.r ~, 49,
Elenof A. HIsiiF, ~. A. ".
Bone and u. u. Wilson
By virtue of an urlrT OF sale issusl out nf
the district court OF the thlrtitth Judicial
Diztrict within and for the rouniy of Saline,
and state uf Kansas, IN the Rbove entiti~d
cas-. and 20 me dlrocteb and delivered, will
On
Tuesday the 9Th day Of August,
A. u. isnn, At 2o'ciock p. IN. standard time Of
said day, nj the east door Of the rourt house
In the city OF Salina, saline county. Kansas,
odeF for sale ~ public auction, to the highest
and besi bidder For cash In hand, the fOilow-
ing described real estate, to-wit:
lot numbered twenty-five e. "a Front
EtFeet In the city of Salina, according IA the
recorded plat thereof In the cUunty of
Saline end state OF Kansas, without APP
Punishment with tenemeuts, heredltahients
and appurtenanrrs lherpuntO belonging.
said real estate u taken ~ the prop
erty OF tue above named defendants.
and 20 BE- sold subject Ca n mortgage "a
Henry Gay for the sum u ,0D and Interest
and wiz Be sold io satisfy said order of snle
or part thereof
Given under my hand this md day Of
July, A. ID. ism. PRED n. QUINCY,
si-l RherIH Of Saline county, Kansas.
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RHILOH's vITALIZER is what
you need for constipation, loss Of
appetite, dizziness and all symptoms
Of dyspepsia. Price 10 and T5 cents
per bottle. Nor sale by &C. Tohey
A Go. general agents.
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TS Trade

Several well improved bottom
farms for good team horses, or will
take horses for the first payment
and plenty Cf time on the balance
With Interest a Z per cent. These
farms are In hne condition for
wheat or corn and have good build
inKs. J. w. DAILY,
SallBa, Kansas.
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SHIIOH'5 COUGH and cousump-
ton curs. f. sold by us on n GUSTAV
tee. II cures consumption. fold by
q. e. Tobsy & Co. general agents..
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NOTICE T0TAx PAYERS.

once n County Trsasarsr, sailae osanty.
KUfiCE e barely given that The eoilowtng
~ essrrihe1 iEu1E ard toEn lots, ar n
nzrsrh tf1erenf &C eash tract a. may be neees-
ssry ioF tiast paFpuse vii. On
TrESDAr. SEPTEMBER end. fsn
and during the next saccsedins Gays thers-
ID theeDuft hBaas In Ralina, Baline cunnty.
Kanzas. for the taxss end eherFss esSe thefe-
o. Nv 'he '' q ca sExcE wrLsox.
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TaesIlay. de BOD lsy o. Anrast,
SheriRs Sale.

The Abilene Norteagrl
Company.
Jerse 0aumer, Bclina tCak4 No. as
Gaumef, Flint National
Bank Of Sailna, OieE A
Wilson, Frank l. Weaver.
By virtue Of an order Of sale Issued ouit Of
the district court, Of the Thirticth Judicial
Dlatriet within and for the County of ~alIue.
and STATE of Kansas. in the above entitled
cas-, and 20 me directed and delivered.
will on
Tuesday. the 2sth day Of Jaly.
a. ID. isao, NJ O'Clock p. m of said day, nj
tie east door ~ the coirt hoa~r In the City
Of Halina. Halin- County, Kansas, oGef for
sale % public arutson. On thr highest and
b-st bidder Tor cash In hand, the follnWtng
Described rial eStat@, to-Wit:
Lot numbered fourteen 40 IN Jewell
avenue In the addition 20 the grounds of the
city Of salina, Saiine rsSlnty and state Of
Kansas, Without app'aisement. with tene-
msnts. heredltaments and appur.enances
ther~unto heiongiDE. Said real estate u tax.
IN NJ the property uf the ahoyp named de-
fendants. and W Be sold suhjns % q certain
morfFags of F7to and interest therron, and
VII he sid - satisfy said order Of sale
Given under ms hand this 2sri day Of June
A. d. ISD. FRED %. QuISCY.
3-d sheriff Of Salinr county, KEuSaS.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH
and bronchitis Immediately relieved
by ShIloh's cure. Sold by q. G.. To-
hey 4 Co. general agents.
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CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by shiIoh's
Cstarrh remedy. Price 50 cents.
Nasal injector free. Sold by o. c.
Tobey A Co, general agents.
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SPECIAL R0tcE
Frsa Psarssa's Carriage wsrka.
anfina Kawaaa

Batina. Kassas.
Ihave over so vehicles The very
best work that can be produced for
the money, consisting OF carriages.
pheatons, buegies, spring wagons
and six different styles Of road carss.
All this good work 10 Of my own
manufacture, and every job wsrrsn-
ted. See the Pearson Carriage
Works before buying elsewhere.
2l-tf 8. Pearson, Prop.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can
be quickly cured by ShIloh's cure.
We guarantee II. Sold by q. G.. To-
hey q 60. general agents.
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sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-,
cradle by that terrible cough. Shi
Ioh's Cure IL the remedy for you,
Sold by q. c. To0ey 4 Co. general
aRsnts
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sAerir. sale.

Hehry Gay
julia A. HeKOuwn.
By yirtne at an order Of ale issaed out a
ne district eourt o. the Thirsteth gu1icisl
Diatries within ana FOR the county 0f saline,
und state % Kansas. IN the above snfified
ease, aHdto me Directed and delivered, VII
On
Tuesday. the 9TH dsy Of August.
AID. 80. ~ 2O'eioek p. N. standard time Of
aid cay, ~ the EAST door u the cuuff houss
Ia the City OF 9aliEa, Saline eounfy, Kansas,
oGet Ios sale a. pubile atc;ion. = he hiEbess
and beaf bidder Tor cash iu hand, the fu1ou-
ing described rial estefp, to-Wff:
The sOuth bali % tie southea5t quarter Of
scctton thiTty -four "a, IN toNhslIip nffeeu
a., soath % renge tvo ~ west u the county
ofsallne and stale 0f Kansas, With teDeu1eHis
hereahaments and aDpufenaness thereanto
belonging- Sid real estate n taken ~ The
properfy ~ tie above named defends nta
Wtfhouf advertisement. and will be sod 10
Satlsfy aid Orsief % sale or . part thereof
Given under ny hand this md day % July,
A. ID. -. fRKD n. QUIycT,
ga sheriff sf Saline ronniy Kansss.
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WILL YoU SUFFER- vita dye
PePsia and liver esmpIaintS shl-
lsh's vitallssF n guaranteed 10 cure
you. Sold BY o. c. Tobey & Co. gen.
eral agents.