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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-07-18
Mules for sale.

! IIayin. rented ont my farm. !
have a splendid pair Of work mules
for sale. They are well matched. kind.
gentle animals. and | will sell them
cheap. Al OSWALD.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-07-18
What's ia a NameIet:

Oh, girly girls.
With sunny curls,
And eyes
Blue as the skies,
Aud lots OF lovely things;
The p0ct sings:
Say, won't you, just the same,
Take an 4 proper name.
And drop,
kcItiop.
Bessie and
ESsie. and
Matte and
Hattie and
Sallic and
Lallie and
Mollie and
Polite. and
Jennie and
konnic, and
Lizzie and
lizzie. and
Maggie and
Agsie, and
Lcttie and
Dottie. and
Aunic and
Fannie, and
Elite and
l%lcitie. and
Gcrtic and
Fliriie, and
Oracle and
Macie, and
Cassie and
Lassic, and
Bette and
Ncttie and
Kettle and
Petite and
Flossie and
Bessie, and
Winnie and
Minnie: and
So on. at length
May the gods give us strength
Never to call
You by these names at all.
Oh, girly girls,
With sunny curls,
&c,
". j. Sun.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-07-18
OHr kaiiE3ac.

\ haety visit to the St. L., Z. G. &
Fl. ). r. II. machine shops in this city.
gave us a pleasant surprise. The spirit
Of Improvement so prevailing in this
city. has taken full possession of the
dark demons ui that smoky hahiiaiion.
They have erected Il new addition To
the already extensive works IOX22l
feet, along the west side of the shops,
with tracks and all improvements.
Mr.. Glover has also got II large store
house. and a handsome new office.
where he attends 10 the business of
his department.
The shops are actively engaged in
rebuilding two locomotives, all the
others. eight in number) being out on
duty. The work turned out at these
shops under the skillful management
Of Master Mechanic Glover and his
ingenious assistants, is firsi-cla>S in
every particular, and they can come
as Rear erecting Il new locomotive as
any shop i'll the west making no pre-
tcntions iii that line.
Arrangements are now Oh foot TO
rebuild all the coaches on the road
anl cree Il number of new ones To
supply the demand of travel on the
new lines now being added TO the
former trunk line.
We learn that the Kcnnctt Branch
is being Inspected with the view TO
place the road and rolling stock in
iir>t-cla>s order at the earliest day.
This will add to the matcrial prosper
i:y OF this city. and our people ought
TO appreciate the efforts made by
Iouck in that behalf.
Master Mechanic Glover is the i'll
vcr;or and P%atcntce OF IL new auto
matte car-couplcr, that for simplicity,
efficiency and economy is far ahead of
anythin" in that line yet on the mar
kct, and we are close readers of the
.ScjcHtjfc -tRcic0R. When he places
this invention on the market we pre-
diet that he ram end an active hard
working lite in comfort and ease.
Mr.. Glover, accompanied by Bridge
Inspector Smith. will join President
llouck, and all will give the Kennett
Branch a close personal inspection in
the next few days. We would have
liked to accompany them but will
have TO defer il for the present.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-07-18
MRS. w. ScHRADFR,
MIDWIFE

\ Graduate, with honors, of the St. Louis
School of Midwifery. and the only graduate
Midwife in Cape Girardeau. Residence on
Bclyiew street. two doors east Of Sprigg street.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
THE news OF 4 WEEK

Eastern and Middle Etafes.
Two Buffalo On. W girls cut OF
their hair add donned boys clothes, ex-
cept shoes, and ran away to Bingham
ton; but their feet gave them AWAY.
Three Beverly tMass.3 boys have con-
fessed that they set Reter e. Clark's
mill on fire, just tosee the steam engines
run
Three spurious checks, aggregating
over $4700, on the Patchogue, Long
Island bank have been forwarded for
collection from Denver. They bear the
endorsement of w. H. Geer, q former
resident Of Patchogue.
Burglars entered the post-ofice at
York, Penna., and secured . small
sum Of money and several registered
letters.
A despatch from Hackensack, New
Jersey, says that the, Rev. Louis Ry.
marsky, Pastor OF the German Presby-
terrain Church 1t Carlstadt, fed from
that village, after c0nfessing TO
felonious assaults upon several young
girls.
For recently robbing the Easton
National Bank Of $4,000 Wallie Con,
ners has been arrested at Cynthiana,
KY.
A shower Of molten metal fell a. thick
IS rain upon Emanuel Fields in Bes-
semer Mil No. z, at Steelton. He was
terribly burned about the chest, arms
and abdomen. 4
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PHILADELPHIA.
THE CITY STRONGLY REPuBLI-
CAN.
McCREARY ELECTED CITY TREAS.
URER.

All the efforts OF the Independent
friends Of W. Redwood Wright, to-
gtther with the work accomplished by
the honest Democrats, went for nanglst,
and when the returns from all the
wards had been counted 1t was found
that George d. McCreary was elected
City Treasurer, having poiled 9S, 500
votes against n, $3.50 for Wright, thus
giving McCreary . majority Of 81 ,o18.
The Prohibition candidate for Treas
urer secured 694 votes.
Compared with the vote of the last
Gubernatorial election, which was 191,
146, returns show Q heavy falling of.
both sides suffered from the stay-at-
homo policy, but the Democrats were
not able, as vas confidently expected. 10
get out their full vote Wright, how
ever, ran considerably ahead Of his
ticket, beating Jenkins by over 5000
votes, and Robert E. Wright by near
ly 5000.
That the Independents cut Nice reary
Is shown by the fact that Shields for
Register of Wills received over 5000
votes more than his running mate, but
the wards that were expected to show
heavy gains for Wright. because OF the
reform WORK In his behalf, proved dis.
appointing, because the Democrats
simgly refused to come out.
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IN OTHER STATES.
MAJOR M'KiNLEY ELECTED Gov
ERN0R OF OHIO.
OHIO's LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
Flower, Democratic, Elected Governor
OF New York.
RUSSELL, DEMOCRAT, REELECTED
GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS.
OHIO's SALES.--FUTURE REPUBLICAN.
OHIO.

n-- or
COLUMBUS, O.-Chairman Hahn has
been present at Republican headquar-
tiers during the entire evening, and has
had his CLERK hard ct work figuring up
every return that came In. He said to
. United Press reporter: 81 have not
the slightest reason to change my esti.
mate of Ohio going Republican by at
least $4,000. Every return strengthens
my belief. I lay claim to the Legisla-
ture, and three close Democratic coun-
ties, Hardin, Hancock and Panlding,
which have heretofore been Democratic
and which I held In doubt, have been
won by the Republican candidate for
the Legislature. The entire Republican
ticket Will be elected.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov 8, 10 O'clock
Flower is elected. There is no doubt
Of that. His majority will probably be
larger than Hills, 10, III. Sfeehan,
for Lieutenant Governor, has run be-
hind Flower, but Is undoubtedly
elected.
NEW YoRK.--The City Press Asso.
citation says Flowers majority In the
state will be about $4,000.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON. -191 precincts out OF 2oS in
Boston give Russell 34,4l6; Allen, 21,-
Ill. This Is within Ill OF Russell's
plurality last year In the whole city.
Indications So far from the large
cities are that he has held his plural.
ties of last year and that he is sivcted
by at least 1910 plurality. The bal
ance Of the Republican State ticket Is
undoubtedly elected. Al the returns
Of only 30 towns are now in. 1t is utter
ly impossible to give any idea Of the
complexion of the Legislature.
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SOLD AGAIN.

low Some Boys Fooled en- Old DsAAas
Resident
A number OF boys Jnas soout ~ ~
when boys feel the mor N~niscnievosss
iays the Buffalo Express, got . pasce
II gaspipe, nlled 1t with sand, ana
plugged It 81 the ends. leaving rosA
or . piece OF string to hang eas.
After this was done the gaspips Prs77
lsnted . very formidable appearance
md that night the boys placed IT q @s
ioor Of . resident in their neignpor.
lood. All in the house had CONS g
BED, and 1t was left undisturbed ~
morning. The lord OF the house was
he first to discover it, and, AFTER -
'ecovered from the shock 1t caused
lin, he began to cautiously examine
t. After awhile he went back N
ne yard, first warning his wife ana
laughter not to go near the 'bomD
= he called 1t.
Presently he returned carrying ths
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The census men found In the Unit
ed States IA 058. $50 horses. 2.2o6, 81
mules, 16. Ole, SOL cows SO, $40. 848 oxen
and cattle, Al. 49,, 1876 sheep and 6O,69S.-
106 swine,
The United States has been invited
by Russia to send D representative 70 .
conference 70 discuss the establishment
Of an International bureau for the en-
change Of intelligence about mercantilp
ailures.
-Fifty-four families-sl terarts and
employees u the owner live on . 900
acre farm ID Knox county, Ind, and .
large schoolhouse Is provided TO NEST
the wants Of their olive branches.
Three steamers from Syria and
Egypt recently unioaded at Marsetlie4
France, 400 900 sggs, LOT casks Of yolks
Of eggs, and - baskets OF fresh tomar
toos.
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LESSON SURROUNDINGS.

INTERVENING DlsooURsE-The love Of
the disciples for one another is con.
trasted with the hatred Of the world
fer Christ and his people. II the world
~persecutes Christ, it will alsopersecuts
his followers. This conduct indicates
hatred Of the Father also. The Com
forter will come to testify of Christ.
and to enable the disciples to bear
witness, whom persecution and oppose
ton to the truth arise.
PLAcE. Tho upper room in Jsrusa-
lem..
T1ME.-The evening of Thursdsy,
the fourteenth Of Nissan, April 8. A. q.
g. 1854. D. 80.
PHRsoNs.-Our Lord and the eleven
disciples.
OUTLINE. The prediction of perse-
cution; not made while CHRIST was with
them; his departure from them TO the
Father necessary, that he may send
them the Holy Spirit. The three-fold
work Of the Spirit c~onvieting the
world; his work among the disciples,
guiding them into all the truth, re-
vealing the truth from the father about
Christ, clarifying Christ. all
things whatever the Father hath are
Christ's.
There is no parallel passage.
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NUMBER is.

Cleared asav
all the troubles and ailments thss
make woman's life q burden to her.
She's relieved, cured, and restored.
with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prssorip.
ton. Periodical pains, weak back
bearing down sensations, nervous
prostration, all "female complsintIs
are cured by IL. It improves d.
g~estion, enriches the blood, dispsls
aches and pains, brings refrsihing
sleep, and restores health and
strength.
It's . powerful general, as wen -
uterine, tonic and nervine, imparting
vigor and strength to the entire sys-
tenn. Contains no alcohol to fns6si-
ate ; no syrup or sugar to dorange
digestion ; a legitimate medicine
not . beverage. !
If you're a tired, nervous, or suf-
fering woman, then the "Favorits
Prescription " Is the only medicine
that's guaranteed, in every case, -
bring you help. If it doesn't eive
you satisfaction, you have yoss
money back.
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III. The Lord olorIfIed;
He shall glorify me "a.
That the Son Of God may be glorified

He shall glorify me "a.
That the Son Of God may be glorified
thereby III A..
When Jesus was gloriAed, then rsmem.
bersd they John 10 :16).
who shall mot fear, D Lord, and
elorify thy name Rev. Is : y.
Verse 1.-ssThese things have ]
spoken unto you, that ys should not
...stumbIs." ~ A periious liability;
~ A gracious precaution. Tha
believers peril; (2) The Saviour's care.
Verse 2.-"Whosoever killeth yo1
shall think that he offereth sacrifice
unto God" (2) Gross delunon; (V
Cruel consequence. III Gods viii mis-
judged; ~ Gods servants misused.
Verse 3.-"These things will they
do, because they haze not known"
a. Ignorance the parent Of iniquity;
(2) Iniquity the child Of ignorance.
Verse 4-s'Ihat. .ye may remem-
Der them, how that I told You" ~
The Lords words unknown; (21 Tho
Lords words forgotten; 80 The Lords
words remembered.
Verse 7.-"lt Ia expedient for you
that I go away" ~ The blessednsss
Of the Lords presence; s(2) The expsd-
iency Of the Lords departure.
Verse SHE, when he ID como.
will convict the world" ~ The com-
ing Comforter; 81 The worlds convic-
tion.-The Spirits convlcting work,
~ On whom exercised; ~ In Whist
respects; (s) By what means; ~ To
what ends.
Verse 12.-m have yet many things
to say unto you, but ye cannot bear
them now" ~ The Lords fulness Of
knowledge; ~ The Lords oonEdersts-
ness OF importation.
Verse 13.-"He shall guide you into
all the truth" ~ The Spirit a guide;
~ The believer his pupil; t3) The
truth his realm.
Verse l4e-"He shall glorify mo-"
~ The aim Of the Spirits work; (2) The
means OF the Spirits work.
Verse 15.-"All things Whatsoever
the Father hath are mime" a. The
Fathers limitless possessions; 10y The
Sons unbounded inheritance.
LESSON BIBLE READING.
THE HOLY SPIRIT As A TEAoHRR.
Is the Spirit of wisdom Elsa. II % ; 10
Is, Id.
IL essential to man 4 Cor. 2 ITO, 14).
Comes to man Mum. II: II; Neh. 9:20,
l Cor. 2 :12.)
Qual ies for work q Cor. 10 "A, 7-11).
Qualities to speak Mark IS IL; Luke
10 u; Acts 2 Al.
Prompts memory John IA 26).
Reveals the truth John 16 Is, IA; l
Cor. Q :13).
Should be sought duke II IS; Rev. B.
Z, II, 29).
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PENNs GROVE. N. J.. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1891

down to BE- We sinnsd and Ne fan. Our
learning could not save ~. ses thoes
half oblitsrAted h~isroglyphics on youdsr
wall. Our architecture could mob ave
Us Bee the painted columns Of
Phile and the shattered temple Of Esnsh.
Our heroes could not ave us Witnsss
Our Gods Ammon and Osiris could not ~
~. See their fallen temples all along the
Tour thousand miles Of Nile. Oh, ye modern
clties get some other God; . God who can
help, . God who can pardon, q God who can
ave. Called up ~ Ne arc for . little while
20 give testimony, again he sands Of the
dessrt will bury Us. Ashes to ashes, dust to
dustr' And a. these voices OF porpiyzy and
granite csased, all the sarcophagi under the
Ellis responded, "Ashss to ashssr' and the
capital Of . lofty column fell grinding itself
TO powder among the rucks, and responding,
sUust 70 dnstfs
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IOWA.

DIES MONIES, TowA-The most excit-
ing State election in the history of
Iowa has CLOSED. The result y only Q
matter Of counting nov. Both SIDES
have remained confident throughout the
contest. In D0 MONIES the Democrats
commenced firing cannon beforea sim
gle precinct has finished ballotIng.
The Republicans were mot ~ demon.
strative, but juss IN confident of VIC
tory. It Is conceded that the else ton
will be close. The most remarkable
thing 10 the increase Of the vote over
last year and two years ago. All the
reports received Indicate the heaviest
vote ever cast In the State.
80 precincts give net Democratic
gain Of 149 for Governor.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON n. 1.-The Democrats
win have . majority in both branches
of the Legislature.
At the political headquarters Of the
Democrats In this city the claim y
made that Democratic Senators have
been elected In Hudson, Huntcrd0n,
Midd1esex and Sussex counties.
The Democrats also claim to have
elected 40 Asssmblymen in the State.
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4 -Consr0mau1 pusI sror.

10 counectioa with Senator. elect rrbyl
duel In his younger dare Congressman
John N. Allen. Of Mississippi, tells Of a
amusing affair Of honor in which he atted
as second.
There was bad feeling betwees y
young lawyers In Mississippi. add it wa
decided that only blood could wipe out
the enmity which existed. A challenge
was sent aad duly acknowledged. The
hour was appointed. and the two meh
met In . secluded spot. Ont Of then
was a great sufferer from Saint yitua,j
dance, the other was cool and collected.
As they faced each other the afaictsg
man began to tfemhle from bead 70 foot.
while his pistol described 81 arc 9th
varying up aud down strokea. His %,
ponent stood firm a . rock 1aitttk fol
The signal to hre. Before Il came, or
ever. he laid hiA pistol % the gt6und.
walked into tho woods ard CT I Tab ID
q treo with q fork In the end 81 IL Ihh
be brought back and stntk e a ~
ground In front Of his ant44c6isk. Thsn,
cunning to the second, - add ~ 5Auss
request you to ask yossr pfIdelr6l t. tsss
his pistol 10 that FORK"
.'what fofis asktd ~ onususats
second.
.weli," replied a. sqses, ~ Aavs
no objection 70 runhias ~ fisk u enc
shot, but I~certsinly a. 6ec,fa1 1AYiae
one bullet make ! hnafycoet6 u ~, K
that msA vna u skdok ohlf6 IN hAn6 =
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LESSON ANALYSIS.

I. TRIAL.
Z. Accommodation;
They shall put you out Of the syna.
gogues (2l.
In synagogues shall We be beaten
MARX 10 o.
He should be put out Of the synagogue
John 8 22)
Lest they should be put ont Of the
synagogue (John 70 42).
II. Martyrdom:
Whosoever killeth you shall think
that. . unto God (2j.
Saul was consenting unto his death
(Acts 8 -.
Breathing slaughter against the dis
ciples Of the Lord (Acts 8 ID.
He killed James the brother Of John
Acts IL ~.
III. Ignorance:
They have not known the Father,
nor me ~.
They know not him that sent me (John
15 81.
They have q zeal. but not according
to knowledge rom. 10 az
None of the rulers OF this world know
eth q Cor. 2 81.
~. sersavements
Now l go unto him that sent me (5).
Yet q little while, land I go unto
him that sent me John 7 33).
Jesus, knowing -. that he. gosth
unto tod John Is :3).
/ go unto the Father John IA :2S).
v. Despondenoy:
Sorrow hath filed your heart (6).
Let not your heart be troubled John
14:1).
Ye therefore now have sorrow tJohn
In the world ye have tribulation (JchD
16 33).
II. HELP.
1. BY the Comfortsr's Coming:
III 60. l will send him unto You
~.
The Father. ~. shall give you another
Comforter John IA :l6).
The Comforter. . whom the Fathel
will send John IA i: 26).
They were all filled with the Holy
Spirit (Acts 2 A.
II. BY the Comsortsr's Work;
He, when he il come, will oonvicl
the world 90.
conviciIns Of Sine
OF sin. because they believe not on me
John 16 81.
They were pricksd in their heart (Acts
2:3D.
lsirs, what must / do to be savsds (Acts
16 800.
convictIns of Righteousness
| Certainly this was q righteous man
uuke 2S 47.
| We know that thou art . teacher como
from God John 3: p.
OF righteousness, because l 60 to the
Father (John 16 : 10).
convlotins Of Judgment.
OF Judgment, because the prince.
hath been Judged (Iohn 10 : III.
We shall all stand before the judgment
seat Of God Rom. IL /: 10l.
We must all be made manifest before
the iudgment-ssat q Tor. 6:10).
III. VICTORY.
I. An Truth Disclosed:
He shall guide you into all tn.
truth (l3).
He shall teach You all things (Johi
IA : 26).
Ys know all things John 2 : 2O.
His amounting teacheth you concerning
all things tJohn Q: 30.
n. Future Events Revealed:
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, va.-About three-fourths
of the state has been heard from, which
shows that sixteen Senatorial Districts
have elected Democrats, with four dis
tricts to hear from. This, with the 10
Democrats who hold over, makes the
Senate stand So Democrats TO one Re-
publican, who holds over. In So cities
and counties heard from the Demo-
Gratis elect every candid .te save Nc
Candlisb, Of Middlesex county, who Is
defeated by Bland, Independent-Alll
ance candidate. The Democrats will
have more than ~two-thirds major ty in
the next Legislature.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 3d.-Ths
election of Frank Brown for Cove nor
by q very complimentary majority, and
also the rest Of the Democratic State
ticket, is conceded. The struggle be-
tween Iatrobe, D., and Warfleld. r..
and Ind D., for Mayor, and OF Kerr,
D.. and Marbury, R. and Ind. D., for
States Attorney, is very earnest.
The Democrats will have a majority
in State Senate and House OF Delegates.
making sure the reelection OF United
States Senator German and OF a Demo-
cratic United state senator, In place OF
Senator Wilson. deceased.
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Pennsylvania elected a State Treas
urer and an Auditor General. and a
vote was also taken upon the PROPOSE
ton submitted by the Legislature for
holding a Constitutional Convention,
and at the same time elected delegates
at large to serve in case the vote
should favor q Constitutional Conven-
tlon.
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.AThroat
and Lung
Speciality.


iy appreciate what a truly wonder
full medicine it is. The delicious
sensations of healing, easing. clear
ing, strength-gathering and recover
ing are unknown joys. For Ger
man Syrup we do not ask easy cases.
Sugar and water may smooth a
throat or stop tickling--fora while.
This is as far as the ordinary cough
medicine goes. Boschee's German
Syrup is a discovery, a great Throat
and Lung Specially. Where for
years there have been constituencies,
pain, coughing, splitting, hsmorr-
hage, voice failure, weakness. slip
ping down hill, where doctors and
medicine and advice have been swal-
lowed and followed to the gulf OF
despair, where there is the sickening
conviction that all is over and the
end is inevitable. there we place
German Syrup. Itcures. You are
: live man yet II you take Il .
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DArIr HoMn READINGS:

DAnY HoMn READINGS:
M.-John 16 /: 1-15. The work OF
the Holy Spirit.
lisa. ~ Ills. lions glories
foretold.
Visa. 50 :1-15. lions glories
foretold.
T.-Joel 2 : 21-32. The Spirit
promised.
F.-Zech. 10 : Ola. The Spirit
promised.
a-Exod. 81 ILL. Qualified by
the Spirit
S.-Acts 2 : l-21. Filled with the
Spirit.
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Frederick b. Didier. OF Baltimore,
has q modest claim of$4, GOO, 900 against
the Chillan government for munitions
Of war furnished.
The Morris stables imported race
a L'Intriguante. having broken
down, will be bred TO imported Galore.
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The Vatican nc Rome contains 21e
~ytaircases and HOO different rooma

Mr.. Carl Conrad, Hampton, To-, writes: Tn
oox Of st. Bernard Vegetable Pills which yd
sent me, are excellent and are suprtungl
sfsective IN their results. would tberefou
request yon 10 send me one dozen boxes q
these pills Tor enclosed q 70. FIX
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As long as the fight lasts among ~
wall paper manufacturers, the Edehk
Wall Paper Co., Of No. 10 N. 18th o.,
Philadelphia. will give the public u
advantage Of the drop in prices. W.
get this from them direct. Send feA
two cen stamps for samples Of thsh
8, 10 and IL cent ailts.
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Algernon Harner, with . bullet In
his head, was found dead In bed at
Hotel Victoria, N. Y.
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A peach grown at Sylvan;a. aa.
weie he'd is ounces and measured y
inches in circumference.
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A Name woman, when she wishes to
hell beans. runsthem through the CLOTHES
wringer.
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Syrup

Those who have not
used Boschee's Ger
man Syrup for some
severe and chronic
trouble ofthe Throat
and T.t,nps can hard
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-11-06

Jfaf1scted with scrseyss use d.. Isaac Thomp.
son~ sEys-water. Druggisu sell Of 90. 20 eoeae
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-11-06

GOLDEN TEXT: He WiH guide you
into all truth.-John. 16 : ID.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-11-06
WIN Fight to q Finish.

The cost Of burying the late Grand
Duke Nicholas Of russia was $780, 0o0.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-11-06

Mass, are giving away . beautiful illustrates
30ok, "Guide to Health aid Etiquette" Lsdi4
ihould send their address and stamp for copt.