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A STRANGE STORY,
saw a Calf Carried Up Into the Clouds
aud Disappear.

Mr.. Z. c. Perry, cattleman told
the following story to correspondent
OF the Globe-Democrat in Dennison,
Texas: at was about 8 o'clock on
the afternoon of Friday, the 23d, that
dark clouds appeared in the southwest,
and few moments tho clouds turned
light blue, and 1t seemed as II they
were on fire with lightning. A per.
feet calm prevailed and the heat was
sutTocating. The clouds seemed TO
split in the middle, going east and
northwest Then heard lcg rum
bling noise like CONTINUOUS thunder.
on tne prairie vas a bunch Of cattle
"hlch D ,.ronged 10 man NAMED Corn
i"-so The terrific wind, or what you
might call Il tornado, lifted the cattle
into the air some fifty feet and dashed
them into the trees, killing them out
right. Now, am going to tell some
thing that may seem incredible, but Is
nevertheless the truth. | saw n calf
carried up into the clouds and disap-
pear. The animal went round and
round in circle until lost to view. A
vigilant search was made for the calf,
but it has never been seen since. The
wind tore things up for a mile or 50,
when it spent its force. Rain and hail
followed in the wake Of the storm, and
number Of trees were uprooted. The
storm was confined to the wood, and
did not reach the crops in the clear
ing.n
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Keeping Beavers.

1t has been found impossible to
maintain beavers in the Philadelphia
Zoo. They would not bear restraint
and did not take kindly to artificial
homes. A constant watch was needed
to prevent the animals escaping from
the wire Enclosure and cutting down
the valuable trees in the vicinity.
Logs were laid beside the stream in
the inclosure and one family partially
constructed house. Before it was
finished, however, the entire colony
died, and the attempt to cultivate the
perverse animal was given up in dis
gust.
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-..a uIs oneeks so smoothly glowing,
Like 10 Golden apples shown.
ne no. not his CULVER by ann,
-,or his bow, well'bent and strung,
But he soon espied them nigh him
Midst the leafy branches hung.
Chains Of sleep his limbs encountered,
While among the flowers he lay,
Smiling, even when he slumbered,
In his cruel, roguish way.
Swarms of tawny bees came flying
All about his waXen lip
Often thus one sees them trying
Flowers that with honey dripI
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you-niram, she saia

The whole fabric Of science came
perilously near being overturned again.
but Hiram, by a great effort kept on
his own side Of the road.
81 am your teacher, MY am your
teacher, MarN"-how he fingered
over tho syllables of that sweetest Of
names!-''and if tell you to call me
Hiram. out of school, you know, 1t is
perfectly respectful and all right"
'Well-Hiram--don't you think II
would be impossible for us to go on
walking in this way foreverp"
=, 'ds lie getting to be most awfully
difficult already admitted Hiram, ito
go on any longer in this way"
al don't mean"
Besides, the string is giving out. "
Then doesn't that provoZths
string isn't quite el, gone yet is itp''
No" said Hiram, stepping back
reluctantly to his own side of the road.
Doesn't it prove-Hiram-that the
two lines as q matter of fact would
come-together--some time, no mat
ter what science saSsP"
She was walking quite slowly now,
as il Impressed by the alarming posi-
bility that the string might give out at
any moment
"No!" There was ring Of triumph
in his voice, Come over on this side
of the road, Mary"
He had not let go of her hand. The
statement may seem superhuous, but
it is necessary to the accuracy of detail
inseparable from the narration of the
processes involved IN a scientific ex-
pertinent He drew her over to his
side OF the roadway,
"The track you have been walking
on, Mary" he whispered. lis still
there. Tommy Flanders kite-string
is still here. The two lines are ap-
preaching each other but they never
will coincide. Don't step back,
pleasem
Mr.. Walker"
Hiram"
"Well-Hiram," she said demurely,
lis INSTRUMENTATION finished?"
Mot quite"
He dropped the stick from which hs
had unwound the last Of the twine.
1t interfered possible with the free
dom OF his gestures.
Not quite, my own dear Mary.
The prOposition-don't take your
hand away, darling-will not be
demonstrated to my entire satisfac-
ton until you have promised that our
two lives, that have been approaching
each other for long time-you know
it. don't you?-shall come together"
in spite OF science?"
Never mind science just now"
But look at that kite string"
Hiram looked. Tommy Flanders
Irvine lay along the track on the other
side Of the road. He had thrown it
from him too eagerly.
What difference does that mako
my own"
What difference? don't you see
your demonstration is a failure!
Science"
WHO cares for science nowP Mary
Will yOn promise
"Willyou admit that you haven't
proved"
81 will admit anything dearest!
Science is fraud. There is nothing
but love in the whole wide universe.
viii that do?"
III think it will Hiram"
"And you promise?"
"Yes, Hiram"
1t was ever so faint a whisper but
that designing young man heard H. he
gathered her in his arms, and their
first kiss, with nobody in hearing dis
lance, smote the night air.
Thus, even in the early 'ffties, did
the omnipresent Ohio man assert and
vindicate his inalienable right to cap
ture the fairest and best of everything
In creation.
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How 10 DO &c.

Commodore Vanderbilt who &C
cumulated millions, was asked one day
his opinion rs to the true secret OF
success in making money. The old
commodore replied: Save what you
have and live within your income.
Avoid all speculation. No matter
what | was making always made it "A
rule to save something, and this
course, il persisted in, is sure TO sue
coed. Tho money wiiip1le up IN time. "
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A Strange Instinct.

No wild fowl will pass under the
Mississippi river bridge says west
ern exchange. A wounded goose
hoated down the stream the other day
until it came to the bridge, but II
would go no further. 1t stemmed the
tide until completely exhausted and
then swan to the other shore permit,
ting q boy 70 capture II.
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Popping n Question.

Can you cook?" he asked tenderly
after he had suggested the probability
that he would marry soon. mo, +"
she answered removing her chair
degree or two north OF his; Il neither
cook nor am given in cooking. You
will find what you need at the intelli-
gence office" And he went his way
quickly, wiser and madden man. -
Detroit Free Press.
The Coconino sun., 1891-07-11
One DYnarrlo.

Probably the largest dynamos in the
world used for the production of alumni
mum and aluminium bronze are at Neu-
hansen, Switzerland. The dynamo
plant consists Of two continuous cur
rent machines of 600-horse power with
an exciting dynamo OF 300-horse pow
err. The power obtained is from the
falls OF the Rhine.
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Bessie (who has been reading a
ghost story Mamma dear, what
is a ghost?" "Mamma-"You ought
not to read those stories, Bessie.
Ghosts are all humbugs." But there's
the Holy Ghost, mamma"' Il think
It is your bedtime, Bessie. boston
Beacon,
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A ZIG Anthracite Drainage FUNNEL.

The Centralia drainage tunneI
which was built 10 drain a number OF
coal mines in the Ceutralia basin OF
the anthracite coal fields near Ash
land, Pa, is now practically completed,
making one of the longest tunnels in
this country, The main tunnel is 7 by
ii feet and 600 feet In length, ard
there nre about $500 feet Of extensions
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Doe, England wan, IL,

At recent art sale In Florence the
so-caled throne of Giuliauo de Medici
Ga sort of SOFA with high back sup
ported by columns), carved by Baccio
d'Agnolo in the sixteenth century, was
sold to an Englishman for ST. 600.
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" wou,sn,t prioat.

Young wife--"We are told to cast
our bread upon the waters, T" The
brute "But don't you do it, A YES
sci might run against 1t and gel
wgeekea,ns Nov Yopa Herald
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AHunter Hunts Not.

A member of the parliament named
Hunter proposes that the Scotch deer
forests should be bought and turned
into popular farms and pleasure
grounds, Nhe present rental Of these
areas Is about 500. 600 9 year
The Coconino sun., 1891-07-11

ana branches. The completion Of this
tunnel will relieve number OF mines
OF the great expense of drainage by
pumping.
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In piteous chase.

But this is Shakespeare's poetical
Interpretation of the appearance pre-
sentcd by the motion of the glistening
edges OF the folds of skin which en-
close the so-called "tear-pits." These
cavities are very marked in species OF
deer found in Asia and the islands OF
the Indian Ocean, and in the common
deer of America and Europe. In
some varieties in South America and
Northern Asia they are less developed.
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DO Deer Ever Nveepl

In most species Of deer, hollow
which is known to scientists as the
lachrymal sinus, or tear-pit is found.
1t is cavity beneath each eye, capa-
BILE of being opened at pleasure, in
which waxy substance of peculiar,
disagreeable odor is secreted. This
pit is sometimes very small, but often
Of considerable size. Poets speak of
the deer weeping, but it has not been
shown this is not by poetic license
solely. In the case of the wounded
stag, which the contemplative Jaques
watched and moralized upon, is said:
The big round tears
Coursed one another down his innocent
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NMAT VIE snAsoN SHOWS.

hTnbia of sires OF Twenty or More ESQ
Trottcr'--Grnnt iinmblciohinn Blood.
Now the trotting season is practically
ut All end, the field Of accomplishment
will be carefully scanned by obscryant
breeders with view Of cleaning from
1t whatever facts may be interesting
and valuable to those that arc inter.
cstcd in the breeding and performance
OF tho liglt-harncss horse. lis bccom.
Ing more and more evident that with
each successive trotting season the
standards that in the past were suilic-
iently high will have to be abandoned
and new ones made, Tor the simple rca.
son that twenty $40 horses are now to
be added 10 tho books where but two
or three existed n few years ugo, and tho
same rulo will hold good in re-.
gard to $50 horses Us well. 1t Is
also Il fact that in the estimating and
comparing the merits OF stations MS
aires OF speed il is OF no use to 20 ahead
in q path that, five years ago, would
have been the proper one, because in
these days, unless stallion begins sir.
ing speed at q comparatively early agc
he is not considered worthy OF special
attention, and it would DC wrong TO
measure horses by tho standards Of
formeryears. 1t may DO said, however,
that in spite OF the great progress that
has been made in breeding trotters, tho
fact that horse has sired twenty or
more sons and daughters that have
obtained trotting records OF 2:3O or bot
ter is sufficient TO place such animal in
very distinguished company, and for
the purpose OF presenting tho facts in
this rcspcStto tho readers OF this journal
n list has been compiled and brought
down to date OF nj! stations that have
twenty or more trottcrs that are stand
ard by performance, no account being
taken OF PAGERS. The list is as follows:
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For Over Fifty Years

AIRs. MISSIONS Soothing SYRUP has
been used by millions OF mothers for
their children while tcething. Ii dis
turbed ut night and broken OF your rest
by sick child suffering and cryingwith
pain OF cutting teeth send at once and
get a bottleof "Nrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for children teething. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immedi,
atcly. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about it. 1t cures diar-
rhGa, regulates thestomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, soitens tho gums, re-
duces Inflammation and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. "NIrs.
Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and ia
the prescription OF one OF the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Price twenty-five
cents bottle. Sold by all drug gists
throughout the world. be sure and ask
for "AlRs. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP"
MWEJw
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William Timmons, Postmaster OF Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medi-
cines combined, Tor that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trouble"
John Leslie, farmer and stockman, OF
same place, says: "Find Electric Bitters
to be the best Kidney and Liver medi-
cine, made me feel like a new man." J.
W. Gardner, hardwarel merchant, same
town, says: Electric Bitters is just the
thing for man who is all run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies; he
found new strength, good appetite and
felt just like he had new lease on life.
Only so cents bottle, at Logan Drug
Co.'S Drug Store. 9
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Goth no method AID rcsulta when
Syrup Of Figs is takea; it 10 pleasant
aid IoGcnsaiag % tho taste, and acts
gently ycS promptly on the Kidneys,
liver ani Bowels, clcanscs the sys.
tam e!i:ctnally, dispels colds, head.
aches and Eeycra and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
Gused, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ccp;4Jl6 to tho stomach, prompt in
itg action end truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to al! snd have made it tho most
p0nu!&r remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for Gale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
lay not have it on hand will pro.
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to lry it. DO not accent any
substitute.
CALlFphNM FiG SXaUp co.
san FRiHciSC0. cEt.
LOUISVILLE. hK REV YORK, nv
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LITTLE JOHNNIE, on seeing c skeleton
for the first time, exclaimed, "Why, but
they skinned her mighty close, didn't
they! She looks worse than Aunt James
did. before ma gave her that bottle OF 'Fa-
vorite Prescriptionr" "Aunt Jane" was
so completely worn out, by prolapsus,
periodical difficulties and nervous pros
tration, that she was aconstant sufferer,
night and day, but DR.. Picrcc's Favorite
Prescription acted so promptly and
favorably upon the uterus and other
organs, that she suffers no pain at any
time, and her general health was never
better. As remedy for all female
weaknesses, as u strengthening tonic
and quoting nervinc, "Favoritc Pre-
sCription" is unequalcd. Guaranteed to
give satisfaction or price (Sl.O0) refund
cd.
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MUSICAL NOTES AND CoLoRs.


The Remarkable Impression 1Iusicai
Sounds Make on Some Persons Minds
Illustrated american.
It is known to many, especially musi-
clans, that some persons have 4 peculiar
faculty by which the sound OF certain
instruments in au orchestra will pro-
duco in their minds an impression as OF
color. So marked is this curious
popularity in some people that they
will on hearing trombone, French
horn, or clarinet at once announce
that they SEQ certain hucs, usually the
primary colors. In note to u life OF
Haydn, the composer, occurs the follow
ing: Perhaps there is nothing in
nature that is capable OF being so well
represented by sound as light" The
answer of the blind man, who, on being
asked what idea he had OF scarlet, re-
piled that it was like the sound OF a
trumpet, is less absurd than may at first
be apprehcnded. II should be observed
that the character OF different instru-
ments depends not only on the acute
ness or gravity OF their tone, but also
on tho degree Of force with which sounds
arc produced by. them. II, as Sir Isaac
Newton supposed, tho impulse upon
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"Radam's NIicrobe Killer is the old
original medicine, which leads and
stands in advance OF all other germ"
"microbi," bacteria" etc, remedies.
This is the original-othcrs are imita-
tions which try to catch the public by
borrowing names from the old original
remedy, discovered by Vim. Radam
years ago. and whose fame has spread
over the world. Buy the original and
get the genuine. Investigate its merits
before parting with your money. Read
their advertisement elsewhere and act
wisely. MwF&w.
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov. l2.-Cattlc. receipts 70, 900
head; shipments 300 head: market slow and
ers 5; 7jlG G5: common s. 75a3 IS: Texans s. 0ja
. 70; rangers 81 10 Hogs, receipts i2.000 head
shipments ll.OO0 head; market active; rough and
common 50 70ai75 prime mixed and packers
g s9a3 gj; prime heavy 81 00ai 0j; light 50 80,
3 S.. Sheep, receipts 1000 head; shipments SOC
head: market steady: native ewes - O)aS 81;
mixed 81 00ai 10: wGtEcrs 81 G0a5 %; Texans
s. SOal 10; westerns 81 G5: lambs s. 5OG5 50.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. Nov. 12..-Caulc. receipts
800 head: shipments 600 head; nothing doing
Hogs receipts 900 head shipments 200 head
market active: PhilGdclphias 81 aoai IS; mixed
81 2Oli %; Workers 81 00ai Is. Sheep. receipts
20 head; shipments 200 head; market fair and
unchanged.
CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. l2.-IIogs weak; light
g 75a;i 20: packing and butchers, s. 7Oal co. re-
ceipls 1900 mead; SHIPMENTS 1850 hell.
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been selling Bradfield's. Female Regu-
lator for years, and have had steadily
increasing demand for it; it gives the
very best satisfaction. frequently sell
it to physicians, who use it in their
practice with the most satisfactory re-
suits. +. THOMAS, VI. D.,
Valdosta, Ga.
Sold mt wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co. and all druggists. D&w
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the nerves Of the eye produced by colors
is similar in kind or degree to that pro-
duced upon the ear by sounds, the I'M.
preston upon tho sensorium, or scat OF
sense in the brain, will probably be tho
same, or SO nearly so that the ideas OF
respective external objects viii be ASSOC
ciatcd in the mind. According to this
theory the different musical instru-
ments may be characterized by CORES.
ponding colors so as to be fanciiully
classed in the following manner:
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DR.. WooD's Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years as prescription by 4
successful physician. 1t is in all re-
spects the best cough medicine made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on a guar
antee OF satisfaction. D4w
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CHICAGO. Nov. l2.-Thc wheat market opened
Strohg to-day, but soon became quiet, unsettled
,rnathSr In ,ho ~, ~ te ~ oi,o t Iv ,i
good eastern MY n MINI co,rSiued viii thc I aN
1Socto1 pnssI, !net ,J ~. - ~
innrt,n, az u"nSv ~ .e,.uvu W En-, ny
mil anu 'nGie WIS riS
hn,ye"er hal ~" Wv, , W
scnr Of ncrvos trdo, ~, e,,o,n, Va rnd
,SSifo th S,, " u'neri' ~ ,i IL
s M' ire sS sa i1Srt Ws hoeh " 1S HaS
rnnrs Inn @ rr ~ III mIg
honru ava! 't' "u' "i'Se VI 'i'' e"I''e'
Cmrn ootivo
Oats dull l.'''
Provi.inns oosio- ord shave btcbo-
rionr Mnc,S v,s,iva "'i" sh"Po "'e"e''
WUT,T "ISa,.i Su s,.,,r or/,o,sl,. Y, ,
snrimr she. 10 a rci 6ii 90 eSo,..t,h3t N6,tn15,%
oreS. ' n NJ; fSa NET 'iA@S
Im(ttn, M Ie"oc' 'NlS''"24a''/'' way u va"
I%I!%t Vg4i ~ a. ,-.,,o,,,.. ro,.., J.;
ON. No. = LIS No'SiDef 9t?Si2,s
49, DeeeuipuF 1'%s''"'4ai'c' "ay 4-lS'i''yi
o,rs-Cosh W . o,o, Soro,,ho, oo,Joq,s<0
az W. %i; W. III ~ sIi gu
pScetiO S!I 2'oa'i%Sci 'iI' '-au0-II-Ise.
m,n ~. :, WIS 70,
~ trsr,rrN d. - o'c
TlMorHYIsi y
Miss PopE-Cmsb c. m. December So ions n
81, 57iSaiI 70ai. 6iiE 2''- ''|',''- '-<4' ''"'
LARD-Cu,h md jirccmhcr 81 lolta6 IL. Ian.
| unry 81 OIL. NAV e. SScif ,l1gr IN ~
SIionT Kins-tnsh 81 7Sai; d
SnorLpEIs-s:5 O0aj i2I5: short clcor Sc n5aC 10.
Others unrhanTrG ~ " -'''' ~
~ w.. M ,o,
barrels: cyn0rts "OJ.1 bornrIs. mSTEr; ste0iiv.
snlcs 1yC0j barrel, Wbcat rScciniS SSI oOS bnsh'
els: cybortS III M bnshniS. sales 1I0fTi6 hnsh
els Of futures and GGI ma mTshcIS n snot. rnnr.
kct ycry active tor eyport. So red 81 OSai OF.
ungradSd red SSacesi i5i5. ontons y Wcai, Md
lower: 10 . rod i 0ESi G9ni 0Si,. jnnnnrv.
81 10. FnIrunrr 81 ism ,Si%"1 H. W"rrh
81 II: Nav 81 i.i%aI EN- I:iS. Inns q I5SE
i've firm at 81 q iar;ev IS Steady Corn t- r..
celpts 9j.C0O bushels: exports 1900 bushels:
sales 100000 bushels OF futures and 32S coo
bushels OF spot: market lower; ungradcd
mixed 51G5Sc: November Csc; December 5SLIc:
January 5ilIa554a5iAc: February 5.a5jaiic;
Mny !5.1isc. Outs. receipts lOC1 bushels: cx.
ports 92,OC0 bushels: sales Gij,OOO bushels Of
futures and 1900 bushels OF spot; mar.
heL lover November sc; pecGnDer 5sG; Jan
g Mnry 'S'3G; mixed western 5oliVc; No Ch!caso
12;4c; mops urn. Co!iee stenuy, l1a?9 points
up. SuEAF .quiet; cohtectioneFs I1hc. TAI
low Hu H. EsSs Quiet: western 2ie; iofk iirm.
~ LafI urn; western slcain 20 Nc: December
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New YORK. Nov. Ie.-Pctrolcum opened firm,
but declined lIsc under realizing sales and
closed steady. Pennsylvania oil spot closed ut
59I%c; December option, opening and highest
ut 6lkc; lowest and closing Coo; sales 5000
barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa. Nov. 12.-0pened at Gil high.
est orc; lowest j95sc: closed ~ 5g;fc; sGles
$500 barrels; clearanccs Goi,0O0 barrels; ship.
meDts 72,g22 barrels; runs lI2,2is barrels.
PIrTsBuRGH Pa. Nov. l2.-Opcncd and high.
est 81 &c; closed at G0lsc;lowest 595sc.
BRADFORD Pa. Nov. 12.-0pened GIG; closed
and lowest 59I$c; highest 6lIllc.
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Dry Goods.

New YoIK, Nov. l2.-Therc was more demand
for dry goods, and operations included many
Fine browns, wide shcetingS, blcached shirtings,
with some prominent exceptions. and heavy
blue goods OF all kinds were embraced In the
forward movement, rs well us the spccialties
heretofore active.
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TINE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCERi
Journal II Is original In every dcpartments
clean in every line and suited as /, Is intended
TO Interest and improve every member Of tho
family whether III city or country. -.
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cIScISSArI, o., Nov. l2,--Cotton easy and
lower; mlddling Sc.
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HOW TOGET THEM,
If you want new customers,

If you want new customers,
ask for them.
There are hundreds of people
living within a mile Of your
store that don't know there is
such a place, and they'll con-
tinue to be ignorant on the sub
ject unless you take steps to
inform them. Some of us are
too apt to think that "every-
body knows US.
Now, that line of thought lisa
mighty bad one for business
men. If they permit them
selves to be deceived BY it, they
are pretty sure to "get left
Seek publicity. Keep your
name and your stores location
constantly before the people.
Use the anewspapers-theres
nothing like it. 3s.