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The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

One of the most popular paintings at the
New York Academy OF Design was a yard
long panel of roses. A crowd was always
before 1t. One art critic exclaimed, "Such
q bit of nature should belong to all the
people, it is too beautiful for one man to
hide away"
The Youths Companion, OF Boston,
seized the idea and spent twenty thousand
dollars to reproduce the painting. Tho
result has been a triumph of artistic deli
cacy and color.
The Conpdn ION makes this copy Of tho
painting an autumn gift to each OF its tve
hundred thousand subscribers. Any who
may subscribe now for the first time and
request II, will receive the "Yard OF Roses"
without extra charge while the edition
lasts.
Besides the gift Of this beautiful picture
all new subscribers will receive the Com
p1nton free from the time the subscrip-
lion is received till January lst, including
ing the Thanksgiving and Christmas
Double Numbers, and for a full year from
that date.
Every family should take this brightest
and best of illustrate literary papers in
addition to its local paper
The price Of the Companion is Sl.i5 q
year.
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approaching campaign. When he was
about to leave St Cyr, rs secono
lieutenant, ut the age of nineteen, he
killed fellow-pupil in duel, for
which offence he served as common
soldier for year before he was al
lowed TO resume his studies. His cam
paigns in lndio-China have given HIM
great reputation, and he is said to be
designated already as the successor of
Gen. Saussier.
When the Province OF oran, in Al
geria, offered him n sword of honor as
a recompense for subjugating the hos
tile tribes, General de Negrier refused
II, saying:
If wish no other reeompense than
the satisfaction of having done my
duty"
The General is the author OF the IA
mods saying: Never forget that by ap-
pealing to the hearts of French SOL
diers you can secure from them any
result you wish"
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Items Of Interest.

OF the twenty-seven royal families
of Europe two-thirds are Germans.
In Spain an infants face is brushed
with pine tree bough to bring good
luck.
English hunting men are importing
toxes from Norway. One Swedish
breeder has sent over GOO
The lords Of the admiralty have de-
cided upon extra pay for officers quail
fed to act as interpreters
The annual coffee crop of the world
I. estimated at over ll,ooo, ,ooo, 900
nounds, worth in first hands sl35, ,oo0,-
C0o.
The Alaska Indian depends upon his
souaw in the selling of an article. She,
having a better idea of its worth, likes
the prlce.
The electric cranks have made an
sIectrie-lipht walking-stick with a
small incandescent lamp at the end and
a storage battery inside, u---
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WORSHIP OF MURDERERS.
An Inland Exchange Scores n Well
known Feminine Folly.

Warden Aull of Folsom Prison is a
wrse man. When foolish girl tried
TO open a correspondence with Harry
Gordon, who helped to murder Robert
Allen in Sacramento, Mr.. Aull
promptly repulsed her. He did
even better. lie communicated the
fac. of the girls folly TO the newspa-
pers, but kindly withheld her name.
The silly girl will by this time have
heard enough comments on her maud
lin sympathy for the murderer to di-
vest her mind of the crank she sought
to indulge, IL she is curabie.
She is n member of the Sacramento
Florence mission and had visited Cor
don a Jail, given him flowers and re
ligious consolation.
A rutiian with u fair education and
an honest income sufficient to suppor:
him in respectable style without work.
who win steal or rob, is beyond and
beneath religious consolation. Gordon
| coula earn s7S month by simply be-
having decently, but even that tempta-
tion was not sufficient to earn his good
ccaduct. His inclination TO vice. which
| was too strong for the material induce
ment. could not be restrained by silly
girl offering religious consolation
Sacramento has recently had one
strong and sad illustration of the folly
OF wasting religious sentiment upon 4
murderer, says q local authority. Tho
infatuated girl should search out the
poor old woman who spent her fortune
| in a mistaken mission of reforming n
| murderer She should ask the i'm
poverished victim of misguided philan-
| thropy TO relate her experience, and
having heard the story she should
20 home and try, by engaging in use,
| ful industry. to rid her mind of such
delusions as have made the name of
Nina Van Zandt u worldwide reproach
to womanhood. When woman S
mania has run so far as to follow a
| murderer through his conviction it is
hard to dislodge, but II Warden Aulrs
| blow does not relieve the sacramento
girl her case is hopeless, and she
should be put under strict guardian
| shin
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Falsity and Quibbling in New: paper
Denials.

The press makes many mistake !. The
wonder is that in the rash of its present
ing an epitome of the worlds daisg doings
at each breakfast table il does not make q.
thousand errors for one. II nlaj tes very
few deliberately. And many ri Tho Sc
statements concerning which loud-mouti red
and quibbltng deuials are often scccl ted
are true in their essentials.
Three examples will serve TO brow light
ou this branch of the subject. said man
OF national fame who hud conn banded one
OF the Union armies, and harl been the
governor of his State. and had served with
distinction in congress, in furnishing some
sensational but true statements for pubIi-
cation; 'This is exact; but if you ever
give me as authority will publicly deny
your dispatch"
Said senator of many years service
both in aud out OF congress, after talking
Mt length for publication: 'tYes; write it
up, and print it. But be careful. III
don't like it, l will deny the whole of it."
Tho Century.
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DENVER BUSINESS HOUSES.

The list bcEolo comprises sorts of tbs
best business houses IN Denusr, and tisJ
ssi1 furnish ba,l. references u relusrea-
DENVER WALL PAPER & PAINT C0-oheaPest
piaee for Wall Paper, Paints, etc. Send fof
prices and samples ISL Lawrence.
DENVER TENT L AWNING Co-Horss Blanksts.
canvas covered wholesale overails. etc. eso-
1hE sIi GhEAT WESTERN MUTUAL AcC1pENTIaAa IA AZ
REMINGTON TYPEwRITERS AND SUPPLIES
leS9 9champa-stenographer furnished free.
Z. G. PHILLIPS, business Chances, 1904 Arapahoe-
Has all kinds of business for sale; write him.
L. A. WATKINs-Hides and Leather; Butchars
and Market supplies, Tools and Machinery.
BEWARE OF PAINTn-Ihe L. c. Reitzc Bros
wal Paper and Decorating Co., l0ll welton.
LEONARD-scHECk sADDLERY CO., 15l2l5ls
Biake-wholesale saddlery, Harness, etc
THE DENVER FIRE CLAY co.,-i635 Larimer,
dealers IN Photographer's supplies
JNo. NJ. BERKEY & CO., Boston Block-Brokers
In Real Estate and LoaIns.
Rapid Mailing Service cd l5th-Circulars address
sed and mailed.
2d-HAND SCHOOL BOOKS a, Pierccs' 1uol 1sth.u
J. NJ. MooRE's SONS, 18th and wszee-Hardware.
WM. NELSON & CO., s12 I7th-wan Paper, Paints
STEPHENS, HANCHETT Il Co-Real Estate, Loans
LITTLE GIANT II. P. CO.. 14al Blake-Hay Presses.
A s. CARTER < Co-Rrbber Stamps, stencls, etc
McPHEE & McGIN1TY, 18th & wazee-Gnss, Lead.
d. FIELD & CO., 623 1sth-Music and Musical Mdse'
C. Z. COCHRAN. e;I3 16th-Diamonds, Watches etc.
HOTEL brunswick, 10th and Lawrence-European'
EARTELDES Co-seeds. Write for catalogue.
iD8. RoLLANDET, 81 Tabor bik-Map Drawing.
ORIENTAL T CO.. 72s 15th-wholesaie and retail.
q. I. HANNAH, 1427 l6th-Bicycles. Easy pay 'mts-
| MePHEE & McGINIrY, 18th and wazee-Iumber
| H. II. HElsER, 1880 Blake-Hnrness, Saddles etc.
| sosL1N & PARK, Jewelers. Opera House BLOCK.
| T. j. MOTT, 72 Barclay Blk, Land Attorney
| A. 7. ALLEN, 1886 Observation-Disclosures
| AWARD, 1854 Lawrence-optcian.
c. II. Emery & Co.. Subscription books. Agts wanted
Ts,-F1rn .4rial
The Hendey & Meyer Eng'r'g Col Mining Machinery
Edgar j. Left, 700 Peoples Bk. Bldg-Mfg. Jeweler
The Kennedy & Pierce Mach'y. Co-Mininy Machy.
Perrin Bros, e33 l6th-Umbrella & Parasol Factory
"weatherhead." 1iSi Larimer-Hat cleaned .presss
woHingLung& CO. Chinese Fancy Goods. .l633Champa
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A PLUCKY GIRL.
A Connecticut Young Noman's
Brush with Couple OF TrnmPs-

Lille Stegeman, bright, buxom
young woman, employed ut Langdon
& Bachelors in bridgeport, Conn. has
been in the habit of riding bicycle to
and from her home, which is a few
miles out in the country toward Fair
field. A number of women having been
accosted by roughs in the outskirts of
the city, Miss Stegeman purchased a pis-
tol. Thursday evening she had just
passed beyond the glow of the electric
lights and had entered lonely road,
when q tough-loolSing stranger ac-
costed her. Without speaking or in
creasing her speed she kept on her
way. CHANGING back she saw that the
fellow was following her on a run.
Before she could get good headway he
had seized her around the waist. In
her struggle she fell from the wheel
into the road. The man lost his foot
ing also and fell down an embank-
ment
Before Miss Stegeman could get on
the bicycle again another tramp ap-
peared and tried to grab her. Quickly
drawing her revolver, she fired over
the mans head. The fellow immedi-
ately started to run away. Then the
first one rcappeared only to beat a
basty retreat when he saw the re-
yoiver. She fired two more shots to
give the fellow a good frightening, and
then picking up her wheel, she started
for home. She could hear the men
take to the bushes and run for their
lives
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FIGHTERS OF FRANCE.
GENERALS WHO FIGURE IN uep
MILITARY HISTORY.
Tho Great Heroes Who VIII u.v.
Command la the Coming War ana
Who Are Ready for the Word
''Go.s

In these moments when Europe Is
raclSed with rumors of approaehing
war, 1t Will he found interesting 10
glance ut some of the military notables
OF the Continent, and especially a,
those of France.
The third Republic has had one hun
dred and sixty thousand men rehears.
ing u few days ago at war along the
eastern confines OF Germany, and IN
these operations nearly all her generals
OF distinction a c engaged.
frominent among them is General
saGssier, who was chosen some
time ago By mis- peers to act
Us generaiissimo in case of
foreign war. The government accept
ed the decision of the generals. and
Senssicr has heavy responsibility.
lie Is good-loo<ing man of sixty
three, bald, with II thoughtful brow
aud penetrating gaze, perfect health
and excellent humor. He does not
pretend to be n Moltle, but is thought
TO have maturcd some plans which
VIII give the Germans trouble in case
OF hostni,ics He wears the mill
inry mustnchc and the imperial.
is fond OF braided jackets, jack boots,
aud military glitter. Many think him
far better in his study than in the
Field, and will consider their Judgment
confirmed by the fact that in the east
crn maneuvrcs he has lust allow ed
himself TO be surprised and hemmed
IN by the forces representing the
eucmy's cavalry. This has caused
quite Consideration. and may be the
n..aus Of promotion for some general
who IS at once smart at planning
strategy and in the field
"cucral SauSsier was born at Troyes
10 lsss. lie was Saint Syrian, be-
came an officer of infantry, and at the
age 81 City was Division Generus.
lie Is exceptionally fortunate in hav-
ing won the military medal, such as Is
given 20 common soldiers for distin-
gutshed bravery In the field; and he
wears II even when in gala uniform,
side BY side with his grand cross of
the Legion OF Honor. lie ha. been
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Military Governor o, Paris mo sine
euFtrI since i.st, and n Nice-Presideni
Of the Council Of War.
Ilts campaigns in Algeria. the
Crimra Italy, Mexico, and with the
amy OF the Rhine, have always won
him honor. He has been wounded
many times. aud mentioned in the
orders Of tho day for conspicuous
bravery
n was General SausSier who, when
the traitor nazaine was about to dc
liver Metz 20 the enemy, sent 10 hi'
superior officers an eloquent protest
srainst the surrender OF an ars y
yght-h had not been beaten by the
enemy. The officers OF his regiment
united with him in this protest In
ea8tiviiy he refused TO be separated
frsm the ordinary soldiers He escaped
from the citadel OF Grandenz in Ger,
fuBnv. ruads his way to France, and
commanded q division before the war
was over.
Gsn. Ge Nouton de BoisdeHre Is n
handsome man OF hfty-one, elegant,
n-lstosrat!e. cool and ACCOMPLISHED
lie was 4 Brigade-Gen-ral at forty
eight. was with Chanzy through the
Franco German war; penetrated 70
Paris, after the battle of Sedan, and
left by ballon IN tnld-wintcr 70 ION
his chief. from whom he said nothing
but death should seperate him lie
was for time chief-of-stan OF the
siy,h Carps under Miribel. who there
learned to appreciate his value.
General Marquis dc Galliffet who
commanded the army OF the West in
tie grand mnneuvres just finished.
has a romantic career pretty well
known TO every body. Rich, elegant
distinguished. daredevil, he is as gal
liant aud adventurous ut sIxty-one rs he
was at thirty. His marvellous cavalry
.Ifnrye at the head of the Chasseurs
d'At-ique, at Seean-a charge which
mad, old Emperor William who saw II
cry out, "Oh! the brave fellows! made
him the most famous origade-general
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in Europe. He was a division-genefal
nj fortv-five, and such Il reckless rider
that once, when serving as an escort
20 NanoIeon Third. he leaped his horse
over w The parapet of the Pont d'Jena
into the swiftly flowing Seine below,
and swan the animal ashore. me me
Lmperor had him arrested for TINS
and confined 70 his quarters Tor a
month, but sent MIN magnince nj !
present TO show how he apprecia1eu
The deed, which General de Gallinet
had done on wager.
De GalHfet has had some marvellous
escapes. At Puebla he was thrown 70
The ground by shot which tore open
his abdomen. so that the bowels pro-
trudcd: nut in few weeks he was on
foot again. lie has an iron temPeTa-
rnent and iron nerve. He executed the
Communist prisoners with q remorse
less energy which made Europe shud-
der. ,e-o
When he was taken prisoner IN 1870
he wrote TO the King of Prussia II
demand to be exchanged with L com
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your sufferings from Catarrh.
That is, if you go about it in the
right way.
There are plenty of wrong ways,
that perhaps you've found out.
They may relieve for time, but
they don't cure.
Worse yet, they may drive the
disease to the lungs. You can't
afford to experiment.
But there is q right way, and a
sure way, that does cure. Thou
sands of otherwise hopeless cases
have proved it. It's with DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. By its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing
properties, it permanently cures the
worst chronic cases. Catarrhal
Headache, "Cold in the Head -
everything catarrhal in its nature,
is cured as if by magic.
It's way so sure that the pro
prietors of DR.. Sage's Remedy
offer, in good faith, $500 for &
case of Catarrh which they can
not cure.
If it's sure enough for them tc
make the offer, it's sure enough
for you to make the trial.
They risk $500. What do yos
risk?
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mon soldier. will engage to combat
70 the French ranks for the remainder
p the campaign as simple soldier"
But the King Of Prussia said NO"
Gen de Gailiffet was one of the few
aristocratic soldiers who was fond of
Gambetta, and who is never tired OF
singing the praises of tina. departed
great man.
The Duke of Auerstadt ia q we'll
known general now in command OF
tho army of the East. He has been in
every French campaign since 1s4s and
is great military reformer. He is
the grandson of the Davoust of Napo-
leon the First, of whom Tolstoi has
given us such terrible portrait.
Gen. de Negrier is another French
leader who will make his mark in any
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Disastrous Failure!

tits with feelings OF regret that we an
nouncc the failure of hoets OF people troubled
with iuacton of tho kidneys to take efficient
means to renew their activity. This failure
Is most disastrous, for complete wreck of
the organs themselves must eventuate II
timely means aro not taken to re-establfsh
their seoretive function on a basis OF activity
and regularity. Hostetter's stomach Bitters
tenews both, aud prevents ultimate and fatal
disaster. As 1t Is ono of tho functions of the
Kidneys to strain from the blood, in its pas
sage through them. Impurities procreatve Of
dropsy, rheumatism and gout, m early I'M
their operations when tardy or Intellectual
Tho unmedicated stimuli of commerce do
dyspepsia, malaria. constipation and bilious
ness.
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Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
has been used over Fifty Years by moth
ers for their children while TeethinC, with
perfect success. 1t sooths the child, soft
ems the Gums, allays all Pain, cures Wind
Collie, regulates the bowels, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhna whether arising
from teething or other causes, and IS for
sale by Druggists in every part of the
world. BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup.
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In these days of political assessments
even the oyster is beginning to shell out.

We wish to call your attention to the ad-
vertisement in another column of the Lace
Back Suspender Co, the most satisfactory
Suspender ever offered to the trade. No
harness. Made TO fit all, no matter how
round or sloping the shoulders They will
adjust themselves. Buy only the genuine
which has stamp on each, same rs in the
advertisement.
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"Let wealth and commerce, laws and
learning die, !" but leave US still the blissful
knowledge that we can oure our ills and
pain with that wonderful remedy, Saliva
ton OIL Oply 25 cents.
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A PLEASING SENSE

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of Syrup
of Figs, as 1t acts in harmony with nature
to effectually cleanse the system when Co.'S
tive or bilious. For sale in SOC and sl.00
bottles by all leading druggists.
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The Only One Ever Printed-Can You
Find the Word?

There is 3-inch display advertisement
in this paper this week which has no two
words alike except one word. The same
is true of each new one appearing each
week, from the DR.. Harter Medicine Co.
This house places Crescent" on every
thing they make and publish. Look for
it, send them the name of the word, and
they will return you Book. BEAUTIFUL
LITHoGRAPHs OR SAMPLES FREE.
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In the Spring the dude and dudine light
ly turn TO thoughts of love, even In the
damp cleaning, for DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure any cold they may catch,
you bet
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"Cheap wit" d term which every great
editor should have on hand. 1t means the
other fellows wit
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, She chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

DR.; Foote'S new pamphlet on Naricocele tells
all about it. and what all men ought to know. Sent
(sealed) for 10 cents. Boz 7sS, New York.
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When the editor calls on his best girl he
explains that he is merely going TO press"
an everyday event.
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EITS.-Au Fits stopped free by DR. KLiSk's 6REAI
Nerve Restorcr. No Fit after hrstday's use Mar
veIIous Treatise and 81 90 trial bottle free to
t1teases Send TO DR.. Kline asI Arch St, Phlla-, Pa
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

MI THOMPSON & CO., Druggists, Couders.
mort Pa say Halls CataTrh Cure Is the besi
and only sure cure for catarrh they ever sold
Druggists sell 1t, 75c.
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Sick Headache Can BE Cured. Conline
Headache Powders win do II. Price &c per box
containing six powders Sold by druggists OF
mailed by Coane Co., Buffalo, y. Y.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

"The battle is not always to the strong"
said the Judge as he awarded the butter
premium at q county fair.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

A book on etiqu cite might justly b
termed work on naughty culture.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

Success on earth may mean the wors
kind OF failure in heaven.
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The broader the way the mere people
you will find travelling it.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

A Cincinnati editor claims to have seen
petriiied girl. Somebody probably told
her that there was no more pie.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

Doing wrong always kills something
good in your own soul.
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SAYS an exchange: with money come
poor relations" But poor re lations never
come with money.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

Men are most likely to rave about wo
mans hair when it is found in the butter.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

II is said that bees possess the power of
memory. So does anyone who has ever
interfered with them.
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j teach Shorthand ut your home by mail.
Particulars free. W. q. Chnnee, Oswego y. Y.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

Look where you are going, and know
where you are going.
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Mrs. winsiow's sSoothing syrup, for Chill
dren teething, softens the gums reduces inaamma-
ton. alAys pain, cures wind conc. 25c. q bottle.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

Majors Cement Repairs Broken Article.
l5e and sc Majors Leather and Rubber Cement l5c
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It takes trouble and afliiction to get some
people wide awake
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DENVER PROFESSION NAL CARDS.
DIR. T. J. EATON ,1132 i6th-Oculist and Aurist. Ar
uncial eyes inserted. Cross eyes Strengthened.
reuyer sapitarium, 4O3 Hallett Rates 81 week
up Ihysciaps and trained nurses in attendance.
DR.. McDernith lIO2 ChaInps, Eye and Throat diseas
Dr. Jenner's, Electro-Magneic Inst. 1910 Chnmpa
I. ". Enos, MID. Cess ( Graham blocl-Eye L Ear.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Il. R. Frazer, g15 1Tth-Colo. Farms bought and sol
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August


81 have been aglict.
usness, led with bilio. lsness
.., and cons. .tipation
fsupa''oi''@ for faer-n years !;
mach Il aBotS- n5a oDs and a"aIl.sl then
rs. tSf5 non was suggested
ton &c aud tired but
no p irpuse. IAt last a friend
commended Ar .ust Flower. 1
n h a,,coTdiu, 90 directions and
| effects were wonderful, reliev-
4 me of d rose disagreeable
Emach pains which l had been
6ubled viii so long. Words
lnnot desc ibe the admiration
which J hold your August
lower-it has given me a new
te OF life, which before was a
trden. Such 4 medicine IS ben
knctior TO humanity. and its good
b al ties and
|pnt erful mer- Jesse Barker,
.hould be 1-,
I de known to ineeF'
! eryone suffer Humboldt
bg with dysPep-
/ 4 or biliousness Kansas. Q
{. GREEN, Sole Nau'fr Woodbury., VI
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wNU Denver. Vol. VIII. 4ee-So.45
When writing TO advertisers please say that yoa
the bcyeTutement In This papeL ~
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"a Yard of Roses"

Sober second thoughts are generally
receded by headaches
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, ,usneSS,
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mach h :.
ps. 9# :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-24

LNoR RENT-AN EIGHT ROOM HoUsE
II No. los West street. Good location
FOR q boarding house Rent low. au20-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-24

Slight changes in circumstances or con-
ditions of soil or climate sometimes ap-
pear to be sufficient to cause rust in a
rust resisting variety. Thus Klippart
says that the Mediterranean wheat in
Ohio escapes rust simply because of its
earliness. If sowed late it rusts. He
also places several other varieties, such
as the Genesee, California, Quaker
wheat and May wheat in the same class.
Sometimes variety will rust in one To-
cality but escape in another. Again,
a variety may be trust proof" when first
introduced, but by careless, negligent or
unskillful treatment it may degenerate
or lose its resisting power sufficiently to
make it susceptible to the attacks of the
rust fungus. A variety may be wholly
or nearly exempt from rust and yet have
some defect that would render it I'M
desirable even with this good quality,
SO that actual experiment becomes neces-
sary in ascertaining what are desirable
varieties.