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Or Jor postdos stdmps ANY sfr1ls drftels ar ne p,1oe
Haiaed On no account b persuaded 20 dcespf rom
uour druggist aay vaseNne or preparation tsergrors
srlsss labelled s,tth v2r nane, becduss you vtA csr-
fotnIv rscslvs an tzHifdfton trAach has hftis or no ud!,s
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-03-27

The rails in the United States
would go around the earth twelve times.
The underground system of tele.
graphs of the German Empire has a
total length of 5000 niles.
Platinum and silver can each be
drawn into wire many times smaller
than a human hair.
"A dozen church organs IN New
York ci y are now supplied with wind
by electric motors.
"A Bridgeport Conn. mechanic has
invented a new method Of adjusting
p~ropellers Tor ocean steamers.
1t seems not unlikely that electric
ity will be applied to smelling furnaces
in the near future.
"A petri6ed man, seven feet long,
and weighing 800 pounds. has been dis
covered In a Colorado canyon.
An orange tree In Polk County,
Florida, has yielded from twenty-five
to fifty boxes of fruit yearly since
1856.
Into the streets OF Denver, COL,
$26, COO, 100 in gold and silver coin are
shoveled from the mountains every
year.
There are I've women and one man
living at 1872 Amherst street. Toronto,
Canada, who sleep every night In their
collins.
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Sold uy all druggists. slgsix for %. frspare
only by C.I HOOD . CO., Lowell, hfasa-
100 Doses One Dollar
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Down In tie Cut.Oh,

A negro woman called on the county
udge.
"Iook yere," she said, "tmss dun
sot 20 hard down yonder in the cutoff,
kaint you glib er body suthin' ter do
|roun' err about de cou't houses Use er
uonstus fine han ter sweep, an I ken
scour er floor till you ken dun ses
yose'f In it."
al have nothing for you to d." the
Rdge answered.
",Clar ter goodness, I'ss mighty
sorry. reckon Pete jes halter cit out
IN do suthin'."
"Who 10 Peter"
"Pete7 He's my husban', san"
els he siok"
"Oh, no, sab, dat man amt sick.
Huh, dat generman got or appetite
like q young mockin' bird"
"Then why don't you make linn &c,
ont and do something's"
"I'm fecred he won't let mo vote u
I does"
"Won't let you votsw the Judge
exclaimed. "1yhat do you mean9"
"W'y sab, I mean If l doan sport
him he woan sign my votin' papers for
me naixt year. Doan you understan'?
Doan you know whut de l~egislatru
done? Sho huff haint you?" she added,
noticing the Judges look Of astonish-
ment.
"Pete he tole me all err about 1t. Pete
ne says the legislator passed q law
that eff er oman s'ported her husband
fur one year WY dc naixt year eff he
signed CT paper statin' dat ar fack, do
law o. de lam would glib her license
fur to vote. l greed ter dat plan
Gaze I'd like mighty well ter vote an
hab cauerdates er comm er roun'
bowin' an scrapin'; so I pitched in
an done de bes' l coul' an fur c.bout
six uiunts I managed ter git enough
ter eat, out lately ! has been outer
work an, now I 'clar I doan know
hardly whit ter do. Littlo Silvy she
hoped me nightly, but she tuck sick
an died an sense den sver'thin dun
gone wraung. She say, Nanny,
wen you vote you gwfne git me CT
new dress, amt youT sYas, honey
I'd say, san' make . lady outer you,
too.' But de Lawd come er long an
made or lady outer her."
The Judge was moved. "Your hus-
band has cruelty deceived you; he has
told you q falsehood."
"Didn't de l~egislatur pass dat lawf"
"Assuredly not"
eau dat man jes tols me Or Lie DAT
growed on en- his lazinsssf'
eyes"
"You amt jokin' wild met"
"No.D
els you got any use fur dat stick
up In de cornerf"
"No, you may take It."
.Bleeged to You, sab, size added,
taking the stick. "'Bout two hours
frum now do neighbors gwino yers
holler. Thanked, Jedge,
Che had given her . dollsr), I mus be
movln' now. Man down de cutoff
holler wus den ef er dog had
lim."-Arkansaw Traveller.
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Oberly's Little Joke.

They say that when Mr.. John n.
Oberly. the 'sbishop," was q younger
man than he Is now he was an ire
pressible Joker. A member Of the
jefferson Club, who claims to know
what he Is talking about, tells us that
John was born at just / o'clock In the
morning, and relates the following
circumstances concerning the twenty.
first anniversary Of that event: The
entire household was asleep excepting,
presumably, young Oberly. AT Q few
minutes after / o'clock he went to the
door Of each bedroom and with feigned
cautousness aroused the deeper. say.
Ing:
"There's q man In the house."
Presently everybody was up half
DIRE ,sed. Some ventured out into the
halls and others stood timidly ia their
half-open doorways, while still
others remained out Of sight behind
locked doors.
s.Come out here" said John to those
who had not left their rooms; II tell
you there's q man in the house."
"Finally he succeeded In getting
everybody into the hall, where the
group stood, half afraid, half ashamed
to show fear.
"Where Is hef" said one.
"Here I am" answered John; II
am a mar. / was 81 fifteen minutes
go.n-Washington Post.
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went Around The Globe,

G. A. Beswick, Of Hollidaysburg,
Pa, 10 happy in the experience Of hav-
Ing sent and received . letter which
left that place on the 18th Of July last,
and made q passage entirely around
the globe, travelling east and was re.
ceived November Is in mail from the
west. The letter was in Alden, Ara
bia. to which place 1t was originally
directed August IL, and after q visit to
the United States consulate, was sent
to Yokohama, Japan where it arrived
Sep 'einber rs. It was there advertised
and then forwarded to the United
States October 10. Deducting the
sixteen days delayed at Alden, and the
time it remained in the postof1ce at
Yokohama, the letter made the circuit
around the mother earth III SO days
actual travel. The expenses Of the
trip were Just five cents.
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A Monument Of the Past.

Stonehenge is the name given to Q
Druidical temple by the Saxons, mean
ing hanging stones, from the likeness
to a gallows. The ancient Britains
called it Main Ambcrs, or sacred
stones. The temple Is surrounded by
a ditch fifty feet wide; the outer cir
Gle consisted Of sixty stones, thirty
perpendicular, twenty feet in height
and nearly four feet apart. On the
tops Of these were thirty imposts, reg
ularly united; within this was a Sec
ond circle Of forty stones, smaller and
void Of imposts. There are indica-
tons of two ovals of stones interview
ing. Within the second circle was the
cell or adytum, in which was the altar,
a huge slab of blue marble. The
whole structure consisted Of one hum
dred and forty stones. So many Of
these enormous stones have fallen that
the general appearance has become
wild and presents a ~stupendous pile Of
dilapidation; yet by walking around
and clambering amid the PROSTATE
masses, the original design may be
traced. There are three entrances to
the temple from the plain.-Christian
Union,
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Austrian Opinion Of American Women

American women, II they are not
always beautiful, at least know how to
make themselves appear 50. Nowhere
have I ever seen 90 many beautiful
women as In America, including even
old women with white hair. The native
American girl, especially II Of English
or Scotch descent, 10 large and slender,
generally blonde. with regular features
and remarkably small hands and feet.
The complexion is often pale; rarely
do they have the fresh color Of . Wien.
nese girl. Tho most beautiful girl I
have ever come across in my life I saw
In q New York store. She was an
American Of Spanish descent, of a lit.
orally dazzling beauty, such a. ] had
never before encountered In life or
on canvas. The happiest marriages
are those Of American men 70 German
women,
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4 Good Cat Story.

A good cat-and-several.kitten story
comes from the Wheeling p~ostoface.
1t seems that when the stamp clerk
opened the safe in his department
about I o'clock Monday morning, q cat
that has lived around The building for
a long time stepped out and began to
stretch herself. She had been in the
safe since Sunday morning at 10
o'clock, about 81 hours, and as the
compartment she occupied was air.
tight she had the air therein pretty
well worked over and 1t was getting
somewhat stale. The cat had evident
ly gotten lonesome during Its condne-
ment and was rather scarce Of amuse-
ments to pass the time away, Tor when
the clerk went to take out sonle stamps
he found four small kittens .suuggled
together in the safe.
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Get Good Advice.

Every Young man, ON entering the
business world, should form for him
self, or adopt at the suggestion of COM
petent advisers, a plan of life based
upon sound morality, and shaped SO as
TO accord with the bent and scope OF
his mental capacity. His course chalked
cat, let him take courage, and, with .
stout heart amid all dangers, . pure
conscience amid all temptations, and o
clear head amid all perplexities, push
forward with hope and confidence.
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Let's reason together.

Here's a firm, one Of the
largest the country over, the
world over; it has grown, step
by step, through the years to
greatness-and it sells patent
medicines ugh
"That's enough -
Wait a little
This firm pays the news
papers good money (expen-
sive work, this advertising y
to tell the people that they
have faith in what they sell,
50 much faith that if they can't
benefit or cure they don't want
your money. Their guarantee
IS not indefinite and relative,
but definite and adsoisA-f
the medicine doesn't help,
your money Is "m daA.
Suppose every sick man
and every feeble woman tried
these medicines and found
them worthless, who would be
the loser, you or theyf
The medicines are Doctor
Pierce's "Golden Medical Dis
covery," for blood diseases,
and his Favorite Prescrip-
tion." for woman's peculiar ills.
If they help toward health,
they cost 500 a bottle
If they don't, they
nothing
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4 POWERFUL ErExr.-Gsddsr-
"IIellr, Al'ova.I Where have you been
the last veai?"
ALLOW Five been trying my luck
running a country store out / n q small
Kansas town.
Gadder-''What made you give 1t
WP"
Allover-''shop lifting"
Gadd. r-'Sneak thieves, eh9"
Allover-"No; cyclone"
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A STRANGE INFATUATIoN. She
''She isn't beautiful. WhaC is it that
infatuates h.mfn
Hs--.Perhaps he ADM (es her grace
~fulness."
she-"Maggie Fuller GRACEFUL Why
she does nothing gracefully
He-"But don I yoc think she grows
old very gracefully"
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Nor VERY OsJEcTroNArLE.-Littls
Boy-"Mamma. I had the nightmare
las night, awful"
Mamma-''Thst's because you had 20
much cake and pro Y, yea"
Little Boy (hastiIy) - "Nightmares
don't really hurt. you know; you only
think they Ii goin' To, same as playin'
ghost. I like Nightmares. They Il real
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Ifeelt 4. my duty to inform others Of ny $40
CESS plating spoons, cast2rs, 1swslry. etc. The
80. BY addressing the Lake Electric Co., an
glswooi, H., you can get circulars. sx MONTH
ago I v d 20 u, 1 now have . nice home znc
bank account IL the product of . invested u
Q Plxter. a HEADER.
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I will forfeit the above amount, II I fail to
prove that FIoraplexiOn 10 the best medicine
in existence for Dysp 'psia, Indigesti on or Bill
iousness. 1t Is a certain cure, and affords i'm.
mediate relief In Gases OF Kidney AMI Liver
Complaint, Nervous Debility aud Consump-
tion. Floraplex on builds up the weak system
and cures where other remedies fail. ASK your
d uggist for it and get well. Valuable look,
Inlng Worth Knowing also, sample bottle
sent frt Q; all charges pi epald. Address Frank.
lin Hart, o. Warren stre ct. New York.
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EVIDENTLY AN IRISH nfPUTATloN.
Mrs Brown--"How provokingl Didu't
you see, Timothy, that the letter on my
table had no addIessi"
Timothy-"Yes, mum, but thought
you didn't want any n to know who
you was sendin' IL to-"
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To THE VICTOR BELONG THE sPoILs.
.Marie," said the Lieutenant, 'et
us get married at once"
''But. Henry dear, we have only been
engaged q week."
Il know it, love; but I am a soldier,
and soldier. Ike short and decisive en-.
gagements."
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A CLoupEp LrFE.-Mra Differs
"Your old friend has such q sad face.
Why is it?"
Mr.. Differs Years ago he proposed
to q very beautiful girl, and"
Mrs. Differs -"And she refused
hims"
Mr.. Differs - INC. She married
him."
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A DnAPoINTMENT. - Nellie -
swell, Edi-, how do you like going to
schoolp'
Edie lher 1rst experiencel-"1 don't
like 1t
Nellie -"why Edie, what's the mat
ter2 Don't you like y UT teacherp"
Edie No; / don't like her a bit!
She put me i'll a chair and told me TO sit
there for the present, and | sat-and sat
and eat, and she never gave me any
present at alp"
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Much suffering has been caused In
Italy by cold weather.
rhe Triumph ofAfedIosl Art,

The ingredients Of IT. Bernard Pills havo
been familiar ~ leading doctors Of All schools
Sydenham & Boz rhaave, Hahneman, Hunter,
and their happy combination In St. Bernard
Vegetable Phi was employed to sttmulste IN.
active liver, k dneyu, bowels and SKIN, purify
the blood aud promote digestion, nutrition And
excretion. 4 sample Of the 81. Bernard Veg.
s ssdlsI ri s.' s s.ln 3 r. s.; I ssis & a.. ~ ISl
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HUMOROUS,

TIE GIRL WAS MAD.-Nanby-
"They don't speak now"
Pamby-"Wb noip'
Namby-''She asked him to guessher
favorIte sacred song, and he mentioned
the one beginning: oh, for u thousand
tonguesl'
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AQuEsTyoN OF TAsrx.-Att the club,
In the morslists corner;
II don't know anything 90 intolerable
as that fellow who Is always laughing
at our serious remarks"
Pardon, there 10 something worse
the other fellow who will never laugh at
our Jokes"
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TRILfyo A Hens ACE BY HER
W d. you 90 10
work to tell the ave Of a HEMP"
Van Pelt-' BY the teeth"
VIOLA hen hasn't any teeth. you
idiotl'
Van Pelt-'sNo; hut I have"
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For the Sake Of Appearance.

Omaha doctor-"There seems TO he
but little chance Of saving Your hus
bands life"
Omaha wife-"O, do save him Il
you can. appear 30 badly In black"
Omaha World.
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Hoods

~sarsspsrflia Is the best medicine to take in the
ipring. Possessing Just those powers to purify
he blood. create an appetite and build up the
iystem, which nearly everybody needs, Hoods
~sarsapsrilla is the ideal Spring Me dicine. Be
,ure to get Hoods and only Hoods.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WONDER
full thing happened to ms last
night"
LINRB-"What was itfo
Spacer-'.I accidentally upset my iak
bottle and all the lux spilled on a sheet
Of blotting paper and 30 did no dam
age"
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Dr., Hoxsie's Certain Group Cure positively
prevents pneumonia, diphtherta and mem
braneous Group. It has no rival. sold by drug.
gists or will lie matted on receipt Of 60ots. Adj
dress A. r. Hoxsie, Buffalo, NIX.
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sarsapariIla viii do you an enormous amount
Of good just now by purifying your blood and
building up your system so that you viii "tide
over" the depressing effects Of mllder weather,
and escape 'that tired fesling,' 90 common
Nhen the seasons change.
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HIS RECORD WOULDN'T wAsH-Pol-
itician [aDgrrlIs)-'These Q spapers
tell sbonlinalle lie about me-"
Fr end-"And yet they might DO
worse.'
Politician = $40 worsel What do you
Deanf''
Friend -"They might tell ths truth.
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Rupture cure guaranteed by
DR., J. b. Mayer. s3l Arch ST., phil'a,
Pa. Ease at oucs, no operation or de-
lay from business, attesred by thou.
sands OF cures after others fail, advice
free. send for circular.
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In HARMoNY.-Jack-"IIow is your
hand tu-dayf"
Maud (who has met withan accident)
1.-The doctor SAYS the bones are knit
ting together all right"
Jack (tenderlyl-'I would that that
hand were mine"
Maud-''It would quite harmonic
with your condition
Jack Gushing y)-~Can I believe my
ears?"
Maud My hand Is
broke"
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When you decide to take Hoods sarsapa-
rllla do not be induced to buy some substitute
preparation, which clerks may claim Is 'as
good as Hoods" The peculiar merit Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla cannot be equa.ied. Therefore
insist upon Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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GROUND FoR JupaEMENr.-Cumso
III belIeve that fellow Jaysmith to be
q scoundrel."
Mrs. Cumso -"But you shonldn't
Judge by appearance"
CumsO-'.I don't, It's disappearance
I jnaee by. II Q has abso onded with
$40, 000."
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There are close upon 10000 '.profss
sors OF music" In England.

Cann'a Kidney Cure for
Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's,
Heart, Urinary or Liver Diseases, Nerv-
business, &C. Cure guaranteed. s3l
Arch Street, Philad'a. 81 a bottle, 9
for So. or druggist. 1000 certificates OF
cures. Trv It.
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HER IDEA CT vooALIzATroN. Lit.
tie Emma (at the concert -"wbat Is
the mar striking tile lady for?"
Her Mamma-'He Is not striking
her; he Is only beating time for the mu.
sioians."
Little Emma-"well, then, what
makes the lady scream like thatl"
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Timber, Mineral, Farm Lands and Ranches
In Missouri, Kansas Texas AID ArkapsAA
bought aud sold. Tvlsr . %. Kansas CITY. No
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sarsaparIrIs has By Ia positive merit gained
such q hold upon the confidence Of the peouls
that they refuse even TIE most earnest requests
Of clerks to try 'our own" or some other substI.
tutc medicine. and firmly insist upon having
Hoois Sarsaparills. Try It.
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"A PosER.-Shabby Parsonage lad
dressing old LADY, -"Prase, mum,
will 70 give me 3 few cints Tor break
fasta"
Old Lady (sternly)-No, sir. You've
been drinking"
/ 4. P.-"Fsith, an IS that any raison
why I shouldn't atep"
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The private banters of the Argentine
nepubli refused the Governments de.
mand for q loan Of 81 0,ooo,0-o.
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The scheme for . duplicate Of the
Einel Tower in London. England, has
been abandoned.
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Anv nersou seadtg2 us tneir name and ad:
dress will receive information that will lead
b, 4 fortune. Rsni. Lewis y Co.. security
building, KansAs Ctty. Nc.
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A law protecting song birds has been
passed In the Oregon Legislature.


The Frazer Axle Grease lasts four tim 20
- long as any other. Use Il, and save
POUR horses and wagons, A trial will
prove that We are right
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A Kansas bill makes the maximum
railroad fare q cents a mile.

81 have been afflicted with an affection OF
the Throat from childhood, caused By diph
liberia. and have used various remedies, BIZ
have never found anything equal TO BRows's
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs."-Rsu. q. II. n. Hamp
ton, Piketoa, ny. Sold only IN boxes.
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The English House Of Commons d
considering how the London fogs may
10 abated.
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The 100th anniversary of the death OF
Joho Wesley was comme norated in ! on
don by the unveiing Of Q statue to lila
memory.
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Hoods

ssrsapartna will cure. when In the power o.
medicine, scrofuia, Salt Rheum, Scaldhead.
Sores, Boils. Pimples, all Humors, Dyspepsia
B .liousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Cen
eral Debility, Catarrh, Malaria, Rheumatism,
Kidney and Liver Complaints
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Five cents saved on soap hvo dollars lost
on rotted clothes. is thai ecoaomvf There
IL not S cents diderenco between tile coSt OF 0
bar u the poorest SOAP made aud the tssk,
which q Is all know, Dohbins' Electris.
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1astlscssdw,rn sorssyss ~ d. inasTaomp.
sestxy~wusE. Druggists sRss1&UBbsuAe
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sarsapariria IA the only medicine Of which '1oa
Doses One Dollar can truly DO said. Each bot
tie OF Hoods ~sarsaparilla contains 100 doses
and will last q month, while other preparations
last from ons to two weeks; therefore Hoods
~sarsaparIlla combines economy and strength.
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FITS; An FIts stopped tree py On. KlinssaFsx
Nerve Resiuref. No fIts afser nrgt days usa. MAJ.
,elous cures. T1eaiike and 81 W trial 0ottls frost
lncakes- bend 10 uE. Kline. vi Arcn s. MAX "a
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The biggest gold coin in the United
States was the $50 gold slug Of CAliior-
4 fo
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hrscstpt Of eQcts. Tyler .Ho.,kapsss Clty. No.
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Qhanes to lfAke l9onM

Mrs.. Anna Steiniger.Cl CLARK, the -
,cmplnhed pianist, 10 dead.
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farmers Alliancs men In the Yves
pro. .oss toorgsniss q huge grainend live
stock trust.
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One Thousand Dollars.

Mexico is to ba Q The longest tunnel
IN this continent.
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Nearly So 10000 q year b paid by
the British Government for the carriage
" mail by rail.
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Two thousand two hundred trains
leave London, England, ordinarily every
twenty-four hours.
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Eleven battle ships are now beipi
built for the German Government
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Rich fnds OF pearl are reported by the
fishers of Lower California.
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Forty.6ve thousand immigrants ar
rived from Sweden and Norway il the
United States last year.
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sarsspariIla is carefully prepared from sarss
parilla DandelIon. Mandrake, Dock. Juniper
Berries, and other we'll known vegetable reme-
dies, every Ingredient being careful ly selected
and eve y step OF preparation belna carffr'is
watched to obtain the best possible rev
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Nav York lawyer is said to have
received s40o, 900 for his opinion Of the
sugar Trust.
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A race war between Americans and
Mexicans Il threatened In New Mexico.
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Syrup"

J. c. Davis, Rector of St. James
Episcopal Church, Eufaula, Ala:
MY son has been badly afflicted
with a fearfulan threatening cough
for several months, and after trying
severalprescriptions from physicians
which failed to relieve him, he has
been perfectly restored by the use Of
two bottles of b.
An Episcopal schee's German Syr.
up. I can recon-
Rector. mend it without
hesitation" Chronic
severe, deep-seated coughs like this
are as severe tests as a remedy can
be subjected to. 1t is for these long
standing cases that Boschee's Ger
man Syrup is made a specially.
Many others afflicted as this lad
was, will do well to make a note Of
this.
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]. F. Arnold, Montevideo, MINI,
writes: I always use German Syrup
for a Cold on the Lungs. have
never found an equal to it-far less
a superior. o
G. G, GREEN, Sole Man'fr, Woodbury,NJ.
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Affairs in Honolulu, Hawaii, are ina
critical condition.
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Tin deposits have been discovered In
Mexico,
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New York City is about to lay ont
public playground for children.