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rula ~ AEal feFt asI-
AIIs. Bunting W. hal does your hus-
hand iLiuk q tic warm Wealherg
Mr6. LaEkin-He often applies q
hea.e1 term 10 IN
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flarue0

ANTHONY -WARFORD On June =. Is9l.
.D the city Of Philadelphia, Pa, by iha Rev.
lhuIth, John q Anthony 0f Washington, D.
q o. Alss anna =, WarfOrd Of Philadelphia,
Pa,
ANS-TETSCH On August l0 1880, by
me brides parents, Druid n Evans and
tlliplue felsCh.
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Exactly

FT0m he NtD T0rk Saa.
What do you want with the eggy"
I'VE are going 10 have coffee, aud !
wish 10 use Il 10 clear"
'Ah CAFE az lag"
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M A. DAUPHIN,
NEW ORLEANS, la.
Address Ees-stgrlI Letters CONTAINING Cur
.eleg %
hEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
Ne8 Orleans, IA.

"RKAEMBER -LaI me payment cl Prizes
is GUARANTEED 81 FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS ol New orleans. ana me tickets ara
signed ty zoe President lf au Institution
Ehlse chartered rights aEg recognized Iu tds
highest ellz-s. Therefore, laEale lI an I1I-
-alQls qE anonymous schemes
HEAEAEEB taat las present charter Of
me Louisiana state Lottery %. Whl1h -he
SUPREME COURT OFrHR UNITED STATES
has decided ~ la 3 CONTRACT Hrh t1s
state cf Louisiana ana part y ne CgustHta-
Llu q l-e state DQhe NlT EGFIRE UNTIL
JAALAhl p 1856 Ila Legislature ut LCu-
a.ala- Nlieh adjourned ll tle ICON 81 IuIy
l- sls wear has ordered 10 AMENDMENT
al lle Constitution q. -le sllle % ae s1b-
ure- t1 ae EHalla q ll election a i-as
Whi1h W.l larrE taa Charter 81 lla L1UIsI-
AKA LOTTERY COMPANY up h tae Fear
NINETEEN HUNDRED AbD.SINKTEEN.
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Important.

AL ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes Money Orders issued by an Express
COMPANIES cf NgR IQEE EzchaHEs-
-----------
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

81 FgB ClUE EArEs or any further ilf1rna-
ticu desired write leEibly 90 the undersigned,
clearly Sfai'ug your residence, With state.
County, Street ana 6umher More rapid re-
turn mail delivery vii BE- assured 1T y1Br
ine-os.us a1 envelope bearing ylur fliI zd-
dress
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ILU aUUEE I0I4es lIU Ue UN.UTU.I TT |UT-
MT from cur oflCe only.
THOMAS j. FlSHER co..
if 81 u- W.
DOR RENT-TWO BRAND hEW sIA-
u room frame houses, hiEh and dry .lga-
uoni near churches and publIc school %
lnioEtoEu. Inquire 81 a. BEHRaND, flo 3
6t v
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HOUSES F0R RENI.
STORES OFFICES Ste


aH SUMS .a SUN 90 q UaE aEuL
Ill aueTl ss only . QlElill q lla uF1UsrE7
ql H1 lapkE hlr tuL ast lal q 1H1e ~
bulletin l-aa1 ll lla u al1 l5-h.
I E WAaHAMAN
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UusIush
Fsau las N.u YsrE s.a.

H'.a H.aa HHHH .A "a.a
Why are you lighting So. asked a
man Vho had separated Two struggling
boys Why don't you keep tie
ptacet
The peace don't belong 10 us re-
piled the bigger of tbe tao, We ain
uo m0nop0lists
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rags EUREKA DEP1LAToRY
VIII remove objeetionable hair from the face
and arms 10 ten minutes without injury 20
the most delicate skin.
WARRANTED.
PRICE g.
Sent anywhere on receipt OF price send
stamp for oirCuar.
NEW YORK TOILET CO.,
Davis Building,
Pa ave. and 18th st.,
Washington, ID. C.
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Rooms Gre and burglar proof, and al above
ground, particularly adapted for the storage
Of furniture, pictures, sc. au22im
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CoMmIssLONEK OF DEEus
n q ElNpX, CuM OF DKED5 FOR an
~. eLls ald Ie.T..lr.as. sss Ls. aFlr a1I
Cifg Ball
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PEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, VIII

A PEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and Grst-
class janitorshIp IN the POsT BUILDING,
for rent az low rates 70 arstelass tenants.
Apply to sTILsoN HUTCHrSs, 9i3 Post
Building, o. FRANK MAGUIRE, superlu.
tendput
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Building IN AnGnS1

Permits Issued Tor the Erection Of iss
Buiidings ~ Cost sIfi,OO5.
The bulk Of ill., building operations
during Aucustwas 1ufnei to the north
west and the norlhea, sections of the
city. The following statement pre-
pared by The BHH7iag }egissf from the
Cidciai records, shows the number and
class of buildings in The various sections
Tor which permits were taken out:
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Observation-Disclosures.

NNANTED-TItE PUBLIC TU KNOW
w thar VIM. T. Geyser has Horses. car
riaCCs, Harness and Wagor OF ill styles
for sale or hire BY tho day, week or month.
Best Of terms Ofigc at Carriage and Harness
Depot, 900 Pa. ay. n. W, % and 9th sts. pliru
Telephone call No, go. su.N
WANTED-HORSEs TO PASTURE AT
w General BCales farm az g. per month;
best OF pasture, running water and plenty Ot
shade, with careful attention. Apply 20 gem
eral manager, L. Is. LAFFERrY, 10th NJ and
la ave, urut the farm. Telephone call, 705'
4 lm
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Two Loving Friends

FraH tlf AfE IaFE HI
IfyCu Were I
And ! Were you
Idou'l know shat
The deuce I'l E1
For sou tLluk NE
a bag 81 Eas
While 7 leem ygg
"a perfect ass.
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R15FS STEMpORARY OFFICE OF THE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
1901 F street NV.
CAPITAL gfOOO.OOO,

k13F- FORsBERG = MURRAY.
- Agents IN washington for
TIE WHITTIER ELEVATOR
on Boston.
TIE BEST ELEVATOR IN THE WORLD.
over 90 have been put into the best build.
ings in Washington IN the last two years by
us,
Estimates promptly furnished. Also agents
for the WOrthingtOu Steam Pumping MacLiu-
~, Also General MaChiuisfs and Engineers.
A large stock Of Engines and Boilers, Pumps
and Elevators on hand.
wIreroOms from i0Oi 10 1905 seventh street
southwest.
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f4y- FEBT RELIEVED. DIR. WHITE,
- CHTROPODfST,
lilG Penna. ave, opposite Willard's Hotel
Thousands from far and near visit DR.. Whites
establishment for relief from and avoidance
OF corns, bunions, diseased nails and all
ether fOCt troubles. Hours. s n. m. to @ y. m.
putting the feet In good order. Established,
ls6i.
RlSJs swASH1NGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
- 9lG and 0is Pennsylvania avenue.
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~ PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST
- TYPHOID AND MALARlAL
FENERS.
The Alvarez Disinfectant Company IS pre-
pared % fumigate and disinfect an premises
Invaded by typhoid and other malignant and
cont agiUus feYeTs.
ask your druggist or grocer for the ALVA-
RE- CLOSET AND CEssP0OL DIsINFECr
ANT. Price, SOC, and 81 per box. For fur
ther Information address the Company, az %
81. y. W. aus, I'm
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Lifting the knife on high, for moment
she held it glittering in the moonlight,
then plunged it into her own breast and
fell headlong TO the ground
sprang over the wall and ran to her.
She was not yet dead. Presently she
opened her eyes, and saw that the mad
ness had gone QUITO them.
Macumazahn," she said. speaking in
English and in thick. difficult voice,
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ITCHING $ :: :; T.: =; =: !;
- = SAAAAN W skin and blood

disease, from a common Pimple to the worst
case Of Scrofula, can be cured by the use Of
BIudbilder, the new vegetable Blood Puri-
fer. internally, and Coles CarbolisalVe,
the Great Skin Remedy. externally,
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killed in the fight with the balloons, tc
accompany me as his nurse.
Slowly, and followed for distance by
ali the people, I trekked away from
Babyan kraals. My route towards
Natal was along the edge of the Bad
Lands, and my first nights outspan was
beneath that very tree where Stella, my
lost wife, had found US as we lay dying
of thirst.
did not sleep much that night. And
yet was glad that l had not died in the
desert about eleven months before. l
felt then, as from year to year have
continued to feel while l wander
through the lonely wilderness of life,
that L had been preserved to an end. l
had won my darling's love, and for lit
tie while we had been happy together.
Our happiness was too perfect to endure.
She i" lost to me now, but she is lost to
be found again.
Here on the following morning babe
farewell to Indaba-zimbi.
Goodbye, Macumazahn," he said,
nodding his white lock at me. ''Good-
bye for awhile. 1 am not Christian;
your father could not make me that.
But he was a wise man, and when he
said that those who love each other
shall meet again he did not lie. And I,
too, am wise man in my way, Macuma-
zahn. And say it is true that we shall
meet again. All my prophecies to you
have come true, Macumazahn, and this
one shall come true also. tell you that
you shall return to Babyan kraals and
shall not find me. 1 tell you that you
shall journey to a further land than
Babyan kraals and shall find me. Fare
well!' and he took pinch of snuff,
turned, and went.
OF my journey down to Natal there is
little to tell. met with many advent
ures, but they were of an everyday kind,
and in the end. arrived safely in Port
Durham, which 1 now visited for the
first time. Both Tota andsny baby boy
bore the journey well. And here may
as well chronicle the destiny of Tota.
For year she remained under my
charge. Then she was adopted by a
lady, the wife of an English Colonel,
who was stationed at the Cape. She was
taken by her adopted parents to En-
gland, where she grew up very charm
ing and pretty girl, and ultimately mar
ried clergyman in Norfolk. But I
never saw her again, though we often
wrote to each other
Before l. returned to the country of
my birth, she, too, had been gathered to
the land of shadows, leaving three chill
dren behind her. All mel all this took
place so long ago, when was young who
now am old.
Perhaps it may interest the reader to
know the fate of Mr.. Carson's property,
which should of course have gone to his
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Save money by buy
ing your paint of
Smith, the druggist.
observation-disclosures Habit

In all the world there is but one cure.
DR.. Haines' Golden Specific. 1t can be
be given in cup of tea or coffee with
out the knowledge of the person taking
it, effecting a speedy and permanent
cure, whether the patient is moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thous-
ands of drunkardS have been cured who
have taken the Golden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge, and to-
day believe they quit drinking of their
own free will No harmful effect results
from its administration. Cures guar
anteed. Send for circular and full par
ticulars. Address in confidence,
Golden Specific Co., l65 Race st. Gin
cinnati, Ohio. Ally
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like one who half forgot and half remem-
bered, ''Macumazahn, remember now.
I have been mad. Is she really dead.
Macumazahn?''
EYES," l said, she is dead, land you
killed her."
ST killed herr the dying woman
faltered, ''and loved her. Yes, yes-I
know now. became brute again and
| dragged her to the brutes, and now once
more am woman, and she is dead,
and I killed her-because loved her SO.
killed her who saved me from the
bFutes. / am not dead yet, Macuma-
zahn. Take me and torture me todeath,
slowly, very slowly. It was jealousy of
you that drove me mad, and 1 have
killed her, and now she never can for
give me-"
ASK forgiveness from above" said,
for Hendrika had been Christian, and
the torment of her remorse touched
me.
81 ask no forgiveness" she said.
MAY God torture me forever, because I
killed her; may become brute for
ever till she comes to find me and for
give me! l only want her forgiveness. -
And wailing in an anguish of the heart
so strc ng that her bodily suffering
seemed to be forgotten, Hendrika, the
Baboon-woman, died.
went back to the kraals, and, wax
ing Indaba-zimbi, told him what had
happened, asking him to send some
one to watch the body, as I proposed to
give it burial. But next morning it
was gone, and found that the natives,
hearing of the event, had taken the
corpse and thrown it to the vultures
with every mark of hate. Such, then.
was the end of Hendrika.
A week after Hendricks death I left
Babyan kraals. The place was hateful
to me now, it was haunted place.
sent for old Indaba-zimbi and told him
that was going. He answered that it
was we'll. THE place has served your
turn" he said; here you have won that
joy which it was fated you should win,
and have suffered those things which it
was fated you should suffer. Yes, and
though you know it not now, the Joy and
the suffering, like the sunshine and
storm, are the same thing, and will rest
at last in the same heaven, the heaven
from which they came. Now go, Ma
cumazahn."
1 asked him if he was coming with
me.
NO" he answered, 'our paths lie
apart henceforth, Macumazahn. We met
together for certain ends. Those ends
are fulfilled. Now each one goes his
own way. You have still many
years before you, Macumazahn; my years
are few. When we shake hands here it
will be for the last time. Perhaps we
may meet again, but it will not be in .
this world. Henceforth we have each of
rs friend the less"
''Heavy words, said.
eTrue words" he answered.
Well, have little, heart to write of
the rest of it. Invent, leaving Indaba-
zimbi in charge of the place, and max
ing him a present of such cattle and
goods as | did not want.
Tota I, Of course, took with me. Fort
unately by this time she had almost re-
covered the shock to her nerves. The
baby Harry, as he was afterwards
uamed, was a fine, healthy child, and 1
was lucky in getting respectable ma
tive woman, whose husband had been
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T,oANSi

have few thousand dollars here IN oanK
which wish TO place in the next thirty days In
fir-t mortgages ca farms st low rates, with priv
uege of paying at any time. v,-,,,,--,
Eff HILAND SOUTHWORTH,
Abilene, Kansas.
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Plastico, the new
wall finish, at Smiths.
the druggist.

The reason every one takes his pillow
work to the White-Mosher Machine Co.
is because they have the best wOrkmen
and the best facilities for work.
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Best floor paints at
Smiths. eft
Pigeons Wanted

Will take three thousand pigeons il
delivered at my store in Abilene be-
tween April 20 and May 1st, for which
l will pay cash.
290-d2&c3 W. H. EICHOLTZ.
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BIudbiIder

Is a concentrated vegetable extract and
possesses wonderful tonic, Alternative and
blood purifying qualities. 1t renews and
enriches the blood and through it reaches
every part Of the body, imparts life and
vigor TO all its functions and strengthens
and builds up the system. 1t is the best
known remedy for all ScroftlOus Complaints,
ETysfpCIds, EczerRd. BOils, TtrmOrs, MCTciE-
rial Poisoning and Constitutional Disorders,
BgOtchcs, Pfmplcs and Erttptions Of the Skin.
rheumatism, and all diseases caused by an
impoverished or corrupted condition of the
blood. Small doses and pleasant to take.
Price 81; Six for s.. Prepared only BY ],
". Cole & Co., Black River Falls, Wis. *
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T ARMERS.
BY BUYING YOUR
CARRIAGES. DVHHItS I SPRING WAGONS
OF Z. =. JOHNS,

You save all dealers and middlemen's profits,
and you also save the freight You get first
class work made at home, and made for my
home trade. My material is all seasoned in
this dry climate, therefore must be better
seasoned and will stand the wear better than
is possible to season it in eastern climates.
I warrant every part of every vehicle
make, paint included. I have in stock ready
for sale, the largest assortment of finished
vehicles ever shown in the West. This stock
consists Of every style and shape vehicle
known to the trade.
Remember, I will sell you one vehicle at
wholesale price, and you will find it to your
interest to examine my stock before buying
elsewhere.
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Buy your buggy
paint and buggy var
nish Of Smith, for a
dollar

When Hahy was sick, wo gave her Castoria,
When she was Child. sho cried for Castoris
When sic became Miss, sho chung to Caatoria,
When she had Children. che gave them Castoris
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=zSSMHERE a. g.
Did You Get That Paint?
S%0Uys

This is question that is often asked,
and, of course, always answered.
Now, we want to call your attention to
Sour Own" brand of Mixed Paint, paint
that we have made for our own trade, and
hearing our own label. This paint we
guarantee in every respect, and retail it at
Sl.25 per gallon, and guarantee that it is
better than the majority of paint sold at
$3.50 per gallon. We are satisfied it is
the best'paint in the market today for the
money. We would also ask you to use
the Celebrated DIAMOND WALL
FINISH" for decorating the interior of
your home. Call and see samples of what
beautiful work can be done with it.
We are headquarters for White Lead,
Glass, Varnishes, Brushes, etc.
BARNES & NORTHCRAFT, Abilene
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VETERAN.

was wounded in the leg at the b1ttie of Stone
River, Dec. 3lst. 1e62. My blood was poisoned
from the elects Of the wound, and the leg
sweilcd 10 double its natural size. and remained
80 for many years. The poison extended to
ny whoe system. and | suffered thousand
deaths. Nothing did me any good Until ! took
SUifi's Specific, which took the poison ont OF
nv system. and Clrh'c.l nae n feel mvsclf man
q ain :. = :, l. To &c I'D FOR hood poison.
Ju.:; CH,s- e. 0udon. o.
TDatiSc on Blood and ;iiI % ..:-cs mailed
free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3. Atlsuta, Ga
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THE END.
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Pasture to rent, or will take in cattle
for the season. Apply to d. L. Pisle.
2S6-tf
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WANTED-GOlden Queen pop corn.
Address, w. ]. LoCKHART, Salina, Kas.
50-2
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billiard Quo Tins.

"Few people," said Harry Davis tbs
other day to reporter, understand
anything about the tip to billiard cue.
dare say there are hundreds of the best
players in Pittsburg who know only that
the tip is made of leather. AS to where
it comes from, how it is made, or what
it costs, they are totally ignorant. There
are several grades Of tips, costing from
$3.50 to 50 per 100. The 81 so kind are very
inferior and are not used in frst-class
rooms. 1t is economy in the best bill
lard rooms to use ffrst-class tips. Take
a room having from fifteen to twenty
tables, and the item of tips is big one.
In a year it will reach at least $3.50 to
$500.
Ordinary leather is not used in the
manufacture of billiard tips. A very
choice quality has to be used, and it is
tanned and otherwise prepared by spe-
cial process. There are no billiard tips
made in this country. They come most
ly from Paris, where much care is used
in preparing them. Paris turns out the
best tips in the world. There is a loss,
however, to the purchaser in the very
best tips of about 10 per cent. because of
ones. A flaw is generally the
result. 1t is found in the pasted section
holding the leather tip proper to it's
BASE A tip with flaw in it makes a
very unsatisfactory cue" - Pittsburg
Dispatch.
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Faces and CAaracten

II am beginning moro and moro 10
doubt tho truth of the statement that
cur faces are living indexes to our char
acters," said an elderly gentleman, as he
threw down the morning paper in which
he had been reading an account Of some
peculiarly atrocious murder. "Hreis a
case" he went on, 'in which a man
proved guilty of the most fendish muir
der has face that is anything but that
OF a murderers in appearance. Icannot
even believe that this is an exception to
the rule. In short, do not believe that
there Is any rule on this subject; for
when l see around me people who are
living noble lives, with no distinguishing
mark thereof in their countenances;
when 1 see about me people who are deep
IN deflements, but upon whose visages
there is absolutely no token thereof, am
forced to the unhappy conclusion that
the human face is an enigma whose Sc
crets none can solve with the positive as
surance that comes either by rule or BY
experience. Character may, in broad
way, leave its reflex on the human face,
OuG IL ID III Dcllcl lildJ u uElu may OF
may not have character, despite the
beauty or blemish of his countenance.
In other words, the one factor is in no
wise the necessary complement of the
other.
What is the practical significance of
what have been saying? Do not be
overzealous in defining the virtues or
shortcomings of those about you. To
know a mans character you must know
the man. The ancicnts were accustomed
to sum up all knowledge in the now trite
phrase Know myself On mature
thought they found the realization Of
this assertion to be a mere poets dream.
No man can know himself absolutely.
How then can he know his friend, whom
he knows but imperfectly and at best
through distorted medium? The world
is neither good nor bad. 1t is both to-
gether-just as q summer season ap-
proaches the fulfllment of the law by
the blending of sunshine and shadow,
sunlight and rain. Detroit Free Press.
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SOCIETY CALENDARS.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPIJRLIC

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Abilene Post No. 6S-Meets at the court
EOuSe the second and fourth Monday even.
.ng5 of each month. All comrades are in.
Vited to meet with US. 1. s. Hallam, p. O.;
W. S. Anderson, Adjutant. je26-ly
Woman's Relief Corps, Noes Meetsalternate
Tuesday afternoons ats O'Clock in the city hall.
Mrs. G. G. Shaler, president; Mrs. Alice Seeds,
secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Damon Lodge No. 6-Meets every Wednes-
day evening. corner second and Broadway.
Visiting brothers cordially invited. NJ. II.
Malott, :. c.; a. E. Cooper, K. OF Z. & s.
A.O.U wv.
Abilene Lodge, No. S3-Meets every 15urs-
day evening in Odd Fellows hall. W. j. Win
field, M. W.; Richard Waring, recorder.
/. o. o. F.
Western Home Lodge, l. o. o. f., No. CO.
Meets every Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows
hall Officers: Noble Grand, ID. H. MetZger.
Secretary, j. T. Hornaday. Visiting brethren
cordially welcome.
MASONIC.
Abilene Commandery No %, K T.-Meets in
Masonic hall on the first and third Thursdays OF
each month. w. B. Giles, E. c. John NJ Gleiss-
ner, Recorder. 12S
Cyrus Chapter, No. Is, R. A. M.-Meets in Ma
Sonic hall on the second and fourth Fridays Of
zach month. I, s. Hallam, II. P. j. L. Worley,
Secretary
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anu 1t Is even believed each island might
be used to tow cargo back to England.
At any rate the quality Of ice brought
into New. York harbor each trip would
revOlutionize the ice traffic in that city.
The prospect held out by the Chicago
man is delightful to contemplate, and
we can imagine the joy of 800 persons
sailing the ocean blue on an island
of ice, reclining upon hammocks Of
crystal, laughing in the face of bafled
Sol, and calling down blessings on the
clustering frost king of the frigid north.
All! the inefable bliss of freezing and
thawing at pleasure! 1t is hoped the
iceberg transit company will be organ
lied in short order. - Chicago Inter
Ocean.
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Rapid Beating of the Heart.

Whenever you feel an uneasiness in
in the region of the heart, slight pain
in the shoulder, arm, or under the
shoulder blade. or you find yourself
short of breath when exercising, or
your heart has periods of beating fast,
you have heart disease, and should
take DR.. Flint's Remedy. Descriptive
treatise with each bottle. For sale by
John NJ. Gleissner, or address Mack
Drug Co., n. Y.