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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

II 1886 the c.i a1iat chimney was
taken down and yhe rubbish deposited on
vacant l1t. where tire vigilance com
mittee hai theJ- fort Fort Gaanybags}
and near whI1. ley hanged Casey, Cora,
Hesheringt0n ana Brace. Some men
pokinE amouE tlis rubbish found gold
sticking to the scattered bricks and NOR
tar; IN excitement was organized IN
mediatelv, and for q few days the lot
was alive With men and rockers. washing
out tie debris II the old mint chimney.
How did the gold get into the brick and
mortar: L dew mp the chimney when
melted in 8 subimated form, and. being
condensed into sclid before reaching
the ton. collected on the inside, as found
These city gold vasairSs wera as much
of a novelty to many San Francis,ans as
thew wouh be iG New York. for the
nearest gold mines are 100 miles distant
from san Francisco, and thousands in
that city had never been tothem. -Pren-
tice Milford in New York Star.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

One of the leaders of New York society
lately gave one of the popular pink din
ners. The artistic effect was carried out
to the smallest detail. from pink roses to
pink table service, pink napkins, pink
soup, pink sortet, pink ices, pink can
dies and caudelaLra, etc, etc. When
the coffee was reached and had been
served in delicate pink cups the ladies
present made haste to swallow theirs,
and then turned more or less nervous
chances toward the hostess in the ex
pectation of signal to retire to the
drawing room. But none came.
After enjoying the situations for few
moments, a glance from my lady at the
head of the table brought a waiter into
the room, carrying an exquisite pink
china tray. covered with handsomely
embroidered pink silk tray cloth, upon
which lay a little box in pink enamel.
containing a dozen or SO Of tiny cigar
cites n pink paper ANA no tobacco.
One was presented To each lady, and a
second waller followed with q lighted
pink taper. at which each fair guest, III
the most matter of fact and noncaaidnt
way. lighted the tny cigarette and began
smoking.
The gentlemen present, with the per
feet self control so Indicative Of high
breeding, did hot draw muscle, eX-
change u glance or betray in the slight
est manner amy surprise at TINS little III
novation. The ladies remained AT the
table. and tine guests returned to the.
drawing room in the same order IN which
they had len IT, The color had saved
the dav! Had the cigarettes been white
there is no telling what might not have
happened. Nov that the ice is broNen
who can say th&t the cigarette IN colors
10 match. has not a fugure:-Cor. Boston
Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

Mrs. William Ferry claims the cham
pionship as q wildcat killer The wild
eats about Furkston. Pa, seem to have
taken q special fancy for chickens. Mis-,
Ferry is = great breeder of chickens, ana
She keeps a vatchful eye on her flock,
One Gay. while her husband and brother
in-law were QUE atJer BEAR ana incident
ally gathering In wildcats, she went out
into the ward 10 feed her chickens, and
noticed that instead Of running heiter'
SHELTER toward her at her caI they hud
lied together in one earuer Of tine YAM.
Mrs. Ferry knew there was 4 reason IoI
that. and. taking Il careful survey OF the
snrra,nl fiurs. she discovered in cherry
tree a bis and hungry looking wildcat
crouehing on linb. In an apple tree
NOT twenty fees away was miotaeF-
Mrs. Ferry WASH; bern in the woods To
be scared 1t wildcat, aud she knows
how To shoot She went into the house.
got a double barreled gun that her Nus,
band had discarded for new enc ana
loaded both barrels with buckshot ke-
tarnins TO the ward, sins sent The contents
OF one barrel through the wildcat mar
had his place il the cherry tree. be
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16
Two Pretty Bridesmaid Dresses.

Among the lightest and ARREST gowns
for bridesmaids seen lately was one with
a buttercup yellow silk petticoat, whose
accordion plated outside skirt was of
gray green silk tulIe. The bodice is also
OF yellow. covered with the green. Long
yellow tan gloves are TO be worn, but the
suede shoes are Of green the shade Of the
tulle; the stockings Of open work yellow
SILK. a wide hat with quantity bent
brirn is trimmed with buttercups. and
the bouquet to be carried with this ex-
quisite gown is of buttercups and ferns
tied with a multitude of long narrow
green ribbons.
Another pretty bridesmaids dress of
this sort has petticoat and bodice Of
scarlet. On the edge Of the petticoat is
seta fuliing Of the palest pink mousseline
de sole, and many full breadths of the
same sewed to its upper skirt These
breadths are longer than the silk skirt be
meath, and when fastened to the belt fall
around the edge of the skirt in a sort OF
puff. The bodice has the silk muslin
laid across, back and front, in surplice
fashion, and an immensely wide sash OF
the same extends from the waist up under
the bust, and is brought around to the
front again, and tied there in two long
ends.-Atlanta Constitution.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

When your stupid guest spills coffee
on your finest damask, rub the stain be-
fore the cloth has been Numbered with a
mixture made by dissolying the yolk Of
an egg in a little tepid water and adding
few drops Of wine. Wash the mixture
OF with clean warm water and the stain
will vanish with it, Fruit stains may BE-
removed from linen by washing in very
hot water. with a little soda. If they are
very obstinate stretch the stained part
over cup Of boiling water until thor
oughly saturated with steam. and while
so holding it with one hand rub salts Of
lemon into it with the other until the
stain disappears; then leave it soaking in
the hot water for time, which will usa-
ally permanently efface all traces Of it.
In case this should fail there is left az
a last resort dipping the cloth in weak
solution Of chloride Of lime which has
been strained through muslin. The dan
ger in this lies not 80 much in the
strength Of the solution az in the length
OF time the material is left 10 il, and ar
ter using the stained part should he
washed thoroughly in cold water.-New
York Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16
To Prevent Wrinkles in Stockings.

Lillian Lewis, the actress. says soci-
ETY. girls might take hint from the act
resses about how to avoid wrinkles about
the ankles that silk stockings sill nearly
always make Pull the stocking on
make it look as smooth anu neat as YOU
can-fasten it well At the top; then JaGe
the point OF the heel and pull it under
the toes. THIS will takeout three or four
inches Of the slack" Hold the point
firmly and put your slipper on. The
pressure Of the foot will keep the stock
i'm in place This way Of wearing tile
heel under tile foot Is pretty hard on tile
silk. but its the only way TO keep tbs
unsishtly wrinkles from the ankle. \
woman whom know todd her son thist
NY boy, don't ever marry a woman
whose stocking wrinkles at the ankle. -
PHILADELPHIA Press
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

Mrs. Mary BeaIe Bakhmeteff, the wife
Of Baron George Bakhmetef. distin-
guished member Of the diplomatic seq
vice Of the car. is visiting her parents.
Gen. and Mrs. Edward r. Bt.ale. at the
old family mansion on Lafayette square.
Mrs. Bakhmeteff is a Pennsylvania
girl. She first net the Russian nobIeman.
Baron BakhmerefT, here in Washington,
when he was secretary Of the Russian
legation. They were married at Vienna,
when her father was minister at the
court Of Franz Joseph
During tine Turkish war she cared for
the wounded at Tassy, in Roumania, for
which she was presented q Russian medal
She also wears tie badge Of the Red
Cross and the Russian Order Of PaIes-
tine.--CJr. New York journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

We were TO-DAY in III Tael's Office, ana Be-
took great pleasure it, showing is several huu-
5red sFese meas and explaining % rs fh+ differ
eui i0FEas OF eaHcers and EaTaG-s There ate San
eers Of the breast. the womb. the ovsgxs Bar05d
tl1Hors Of ths same organs, cGas ers II the
EEsnGs- % The urinary organs Of the booze. the
safa; TolEbus of a11fereut arga1s. taae "a and
hbro5d tElraOss Of the rGslzils istty tgucrs from
different parts Of the @o9y3 essseeFs 81 she nose
the lips piles ard other tnrnGrs Of the reeE1Ez
t1a0r7 Of Ia brain membranes; there are "a F.
GERS and tagBf rs 7sEen From the arms and lRzs
ami Reek. as well a. frnn toe 1as}sie OF The boay
IN ia Z nearly 2Il Kinds Il cancers sBd rgi1nGts
that can BE removed frann rae liTing ag means
OF surgical operations. Vine Featls Of them
were removed 9y fyr fees by means If electric
irE without loss % blood while In others waerz
electricity could MT IL Used be operated w1tA.
the Knife The doctor also sAOwe1 us a scgan
51ak fun Of neszg per sFpuiAgs iasrr hing sue
Of MS operations n the patients Asd aat1e7izasi
him 10 give TIE reporters AZ MS former borne IN
the East Cancers aud tH10rs snuaE se mana
fzctHrest. and are c7fRse9 uensEr not u the E1ar
set. AeS are an absolute a13f post re proof ~
the i d 81 TIE surgeon who hss removed them
successfully from his patients s..-t mas E-e1 r.
his possession As VEo0t vi wEst he MS deue- No
admission lee charged e this exhibition 4 e
those suffering from ang % she be -uents Gue
disf asas should AZ once - Oh Dr.. Ilei- o. ass
method VI operating ssates AL lasa % blood and
f-ssz uEElrfF q sf FstU
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

The widest kind Of excitement pre-
vailed in the quiet old fashioned city Of
Norwich. Conn. Sunday morning Miss
Emma Dwight. tall. willowy brunette
of sweet II, took it into her pretty head
to have sensation aud be the heroine
of it. This she accomplished by writ
ing letter and placing it in con
spicuou9 place in her room and quiet
II getting out Of the house. Her
friends We're frantic when she failed
to appear and they found her bed had
been unoccupied. The letter stated that
when read the body OF the writer would
be cold at the bottom Of the Thames,
which flowed beneath her chamber win
dow. The city was aroused and the
neighboriRg towns and states were COM
municated with to learn, if possible, It'd
ings Of the missing girl When the ex-
element was al its greatest Emma walk
ed quietly down the street looking as
sweet and innocent as d lily-of-the-va valley.
She had spent the night alone at the prin-
cipal hotel, and after breakfast had step
ped out to see how the sensation was
working. No possible cause other than
a craving for nOtoriety Is assigned for
the girls freak
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-a1xo ron ruE sew YEAR.

.,,o,rnrd success Of fiqsh tiers
h Wofia snd theireontiuued popularity
ssaeh bilisit n a century as sfoinaehie, Is
pyef = thltY ',,nderfli tlan the welcome ti5at
r. 9 alaas oIss r le eiisf /. p Il
BAG In!5 qfn.fetter company, pittsburgh.
ID By t.S.ir own immediate supervision.
under 'ts.trds iu that department They
ploylns ~ t,e1lt il months ~ the year oii thia
II and ~ ,tIiione. printed ia tbs Eaalikh.
u tnai lel' ~ Eeisb Norwegian, Swedish,
ban aaIIsae,5ian and -psnIsh language ~
gaad' b1i,s Il; n foF valiaBle aud Interesting
b cop " Ming health, sud numerous testl.
HI y q 6e esg{ s 4 h ,'s sIsn l asifo
Lrrs, an 3ls,,Iaflf,ns aud chronological items.
bieAi. III, II, s depended on for eeFftetsftss
whiee w. lar lsai ran fe obsaiHeA free 81
Aliaa 9r,aaisis aud general ecu Try deaiefs
!, !, ~ If tn Country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

Every American woman who sojourns
in London raises her voice against the
large and i'll ttgiug shoes which she finds
here. The natives seek 70 justify the
monsuosities on the plea that the feet
should be clad loosely and stoutly. Tbs
truth. however. is that English women
have biz feet-abnormally big feet.
Moreover. marvelousiy low insteps seem
to be characteristic Of the typical Eng
lish feet. The English women are ex-
eeediugly sensitive upon the subject OF
their prodisious pedals, and they make
il a point to talk Of the propriety Of wear
ing large boots and Shoes in order to
avert corns aud other similar discon'ht-
ures: vet / am told 10y dealers IN foot
wear that corns and buniors are quite Is
prevalent here as elsewhere. Yet there
have been English ladies with wonder
fully small feet. One Of the famous
beauties of the court Of George " wore
q shoe only five inches i'll length, vi sue
was above medium height anu WAS
otherwise symmetuealIy proporuoned--
Eugene Fields Letter in Chicago News,
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came tumbling to the ground. Mrs.
Ferry did not wait to see whether lie in
tended To die or not. but turned her at
tention at once TO the one in the apple
tree. That one, at the sound Of Mrs.
ferry's gun, sprang from the tree to an
other one, and was for beating a hasty
retreat for safety. Before he made a
second leap, however, Mrs. Ferry sent
her second load Of buckshot after him.
1t killed him before lie reached the
ground. The first one had to he shot
again before it gave up.-Forkston Let
ter
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

giving her ample room In which to prac-
tice upon her beloved piano. banjo and
mandolin, for Miss Harrison is devoted
10 these three instruments.
saw her IN one Of these unique gowns
the other day. and narveled that other
slender women do not adopt such sensi-
bic and comfortable styles. It was a
cadet blue stuff, plain plated skirt,
with the usual seamless waist, tie gilet
dropping loosely from each shoulder and
disclosing vest Of Irish point. A band
Of velvet bound the slender waist With a
big rosette in the back. Miss Harrison
lives with her mother in one Of those de-
lightful old fashioned, low ceilinged
houses on West Twenty third street. -
Cor. Chicago Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

man who has prsetaced Medicine FOR forty
Tears onght 70 know salt from sugar. reed what
be says.
ToLEnO. O., January 10. 1881
Hesarq. p. Cheney n 6os--fsEsTfRMEN have
been IN the general pzetiee u medicine fuf xnosf
forty yeaFs, AMI waslld sag that III all fny prse-
tee AID experience haze never seen prsFaFa-
ton tnBt & EHsd prescribe with as fntseh cont
denee " Success ~ ! csa Halls af4xrh Cure
17an faetared bg yen- Have preaerfbed It s great
na1y tisaes and it. effect IL We ndeFfuE. and
WC4id sey IA conclusion that haze JET 10 find
case 81 GatHfrH thar II would not cure, If fhey
Rol1 take It according to dsrec4fons Yours
truly T.. r GDHSgCH. VI D.
O4i5ee, zi5 Summit ssFeet-
We Will give 400 for aEs esse 81 ealzrrh that
can not Be enFed wish Halls EetArrh Cure
TAKEN internally
r. 4. CHENEY & CO.. Proprfe.ors.
Toiedo. O.
ExF- soEd b druggists. tx
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One Of tue prettiest gowns seen on the
street this season is . Felix, worn by
Maud Harrison. This dainty little "o-
man. with her flower like face, her eN-
ouisite complexion and bright, bird Lac
eyes, is prettier off the stage ti'an oi' H.
and this smart. suede hucd. first empire
gown. made in a sort Of Pelisse and eil-
broidered with leather, harnon-4es WIN
the browns Of her halr and eyes, heF
house !yooSs are al seamless n the WAIST,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16
.r,DEs ANp OCCUPATIONS.

ur YorTH's COMPASSION for 1891 viii
IN instructive and helpful Series Of
s.r- each f which describes he char
4 of some leadli e Tra d. for Boys or
,,p,tion for Girls They give inf
AZ to the Aunrenti eShip required 10
4 each. the VICES to be expected. the
aires needed in Ord-r to enter an ihr
|, Gets q ~uccesa. To New Subscriber
send 5 - A once the Dsper VIII be
/ free 10 JdauarB l. 1871, and for q
bear from that d1te. Address
The YOUTHS COMPANION,
R,sr,tu Mass
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

/. xpnrrH PnLs are the Oldest
800 + 81 blood purifier and purga-
rnc,n They are purely vegetable,
lore harmless. They are always the
and always produ e The same effect
M, oatives require increased doses
II AIS pI cease acting altogether. A
If one or two Of BRANDRETH =
tsten each nighti. positive cure
r. anstinstion, headaf he ard all bilious
49, 80. If you can't lake them plaiD,
Hbem sugar.coated,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

Queen Victoria has had her daughters
taught tn make Tread and butter. The
butter rolls turned out Of the royal dairy
ara described a. pretty things to look
at and est up and the brown and white
bread made by the Processes Victoria
and Maud are occasionally sent to Wind
sor castle and would sweep the blue nib
bons Of an entire county Of country fairs
One hour day tine princes=es dev%te TO
housekeeping. RGu49r has it that they
don white altar gowns made with bishop
sleeves and cirdied with an old silver
chain. 70 which the KEYS Of the house are
attached Letter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

Enameled jeweIry is by no means out
Of date. but the violet. Hansy, marguerite
or wild rose has had lis day, Now the
orchid leads. There are no less than a
dozen to choose from for lace pin, in
the heart OF which q solitaire Of some sort
Is huried
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

Round French waists without darts OF
side bodies and 7iirr=i a. tae neck ard
waist line. front and oack. are first choice
for summer fabrics and slight figures
Full lego mutton and bishop sleeves 80
with these bodies very nicely.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

The most elaborate mourning cloak
heard Of has lately been made for tine
Duchess d'Aasra. i is Of heavy silk.
trimmed with fat bands Of ostrich
plumes, and having all its edges finished
with frinses of plumes thar have q JET
band As their headi.e.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

There Is crazy effort on the part ~
dress makers TO eleu-ale their customers
Since the bqnjshmeut Of the oustle there
is no waist line, and hips and belt meet
in many q the uitr,. walking suits.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

DR. %iIlfems IBssfea Pile Ointment will cure
Bfiad Bleeding aGd ltcaiug Plies VI her all Oh her
o If nents h&se failed. II ahsorba the fHrnorzs
ALA the itching ss Cafe. SEES ~ pom sEee,
gfrea instant EelieE Or aisiIarag Indian Pile
Ointment II pFspsses sAsy for Piles and fgehinx
Of the private paris and nothing eIse. Every
h0x Il warranted. sid BIZ druggists, OF keFstby
mail 0zs re rfus of Dsfe- Soc and 81 PER bog.
WILLIAMS AAgEFApTURfNss co.
Pr0pFfergrx, cleveIaHd, o.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

We call the Attentfoa OF those suffering W III
1rpISy 80 the iNiE av aG@ItiQE of Dr. 4 q t5res
& ~sns in their advert s-neHt o. tht- page. Ir
them; II csts ECu nothing - DO 80
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

4 departure
"a ordinary methods has long
b adopted by the makers of DR..
isrce's Golden Medical Discovery.
My know what it can do-and
Al guarantee it. Your money
8promptly returned, if it fails to
3netit or cure in all diseases arising
8n torpid liver or impure blood.
n better terms could be asked for.
d better remedy can be had.
|othing else that claims to be a
@d-puriter is sold in this way
seause nothing else is like the
-. N. d."
So positively certain is it in its
arative effects as to rarraat its
IRers in selling it, as they are do
ID through druggists, OF triaIt
lt's especially potent in curing
'etter Salt-rheum, Eczema, Fry
Mas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore
rs, Goitrc, or Thick Neck, and
aarged Glands, Tumors and
xellings. Great Eating Ulcers
mildly heal under It's benign in
renee. Worlds Dispensary Med
n Association, 663 Main Street,
lMfalo, \. Y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

4 ssyfng in clothing where Dobbins'
,ap + used is tceatg times The
Hi i 3 no new experiment, but
i ~ sod for u ears. To-day just as
n a. In SCI. Toy 1T. Your grocer has
,ytll order IL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

t. throat disease, and coughs . .9z,c,ry's
sneLi1I Tr0ches." lik" all other ne ny
n hing. are inflated, and purchasers
4, n he careful to obtain the genuine
IT. prep5red by JONI |. BRowN &
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

Mrs, Mary Cooper, of Paterson, y, j..
celebrated her c1s huadredth birthday
anniversary recently. surrounded ~ sew
euty Of hcr desc aHlaDts, including one
OF the fifth gaasraHeu.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

IA Market St., Portland, Or, Nov y, 1880.
Editor OTezoIial4: Seeing 90 many
cards and letters in favor Of iJr. Darrin, /
think it justice t. him az well as the
sffiietf 70 tell what be did for my wife
Two years ago For IF cen months psi i
to calling on him she hal been saf ring
constant pain night and day from the ef-
fests Of rheumatism in her arms aid
shoulder. She had rot raised her arm to
b mead during that time. She could net
sleep only by taking opiates and her q IN
era health was poor and broken d8.B
After course OF electric trea Tasst 5y DIR.
Dafr she ives cur d ard has never had
return II her f,rner troubles viii gl.diy
answer any questions by iett4r or other
wise. G. n MAI HEW.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

H. for the Democ-ats-Jaeks0n was "Old
- Cleveland deserves TO be known aid
smber d as Old Chestnut.
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,,urE AND Always rHr SANE

Fvi herman lin surpris j--Aha she hiaht
4. ,,ett hgekt
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DR.. TOELI..

Z axes sTefl4It y Ll-leases ne Nfss. Z u "a
zud Neck. skin EriusFy Organs. Fesnsls Disease
and a u surgical OpsEas os- Is for Eist4 a. p -
SsFie tGEe cancer to gB2E ar1 81 other -EE..sE
and Uleeis- 0pelatloEs pegfg-1lze ~ II ans o
electricity without oss af aH+el- off ee-Sa. =
Washington street. c0r1er Feagra- Rooms 8,
sud : Washington aEfidlDg, P37 IlsHd. n
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N cossrASr rA1s Is MONTHS.

And How 1T Was Cured by Electricity
After All other known Remedies
Had Faiied-JotaI Deafpe, Cured By
The Same Method Eighteen Years
Ago and Remains Permanent to . his
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IN vou ever conclude 10 rup awaf, renefa-
XII van must stop somewhere.
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WINTER Is COMING.

saEd 10 smiths for y0ur winter outfit.
Thev have the biggest sick Of EHaeressEh ing
They have rse kest boots and shoes They arg
The cheapest hosiery tgr everybody I1eF lSFe
~ ers.saf-ss variety 81 dry goedz. TheY have
family zrQssaEia. Of AL kinds They have dried
frrlit IL the new erup. The7 have canned g1osis
* wholesale prices They have wArEn ElIlSsLas
zad glgves- TElsF have blankets fr9Ra Bis 1p.
They hGFa cotn f6Frs from 50 rents eaE1 TO 81
Thev rave sveraLls y every size. Theg pay zpe-
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The empress q Austria has caused her
welding dress to be cut up and made
into a set Of vestments for the Church Of
ST. Matthew in Pestb. The dress was
OF white brocade with silver threads en-
broidered all over with beautiful gar
lands of roses in silver.