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ne EARNED THE CLOTHES.


est Trick Of the season.
A woman living up In Harlem was
telling the other day how she took an
innocent part in the playing OF q
cley IT dodge by n bold and successful
swindler, says the New York Adver-
tiser.
The -voman IN question occupies n
large house and rents rooms to men
Only. To her recently came a prepOs-
scs5i.g looking youth of good address
desiring to LOOK at the second floor
hall bedroom, if it was vacant and
an examination proved TO be satisfac-
tory.
Il will take it for week" said the
young man. Il want 10 go ana get
some of my things. | will be back III
half an hour ana pay you for the 'oom
on taking possession"
The young man departed and not
I long afIc. came back with q comfOrta-
bic bundle urder his arm aud accom-
panied by another :"ung Follow. 10
whom lac said:
Just sit down her in the pdrlor
while 80 upstairs; III oe Gown in a
minute"
Youth No. GOES M -iair,. Youth
-. settles himsei! il The parlor
.:ad waits Prc-cntly the lady Of lie
house enters and learns that her new
qOomer' j. up-s;air' agJ will he
dow u.leo;iy. IL" u--~i' IL man
does 30. descend. however. and IL.
waitin. youth says carele>sly. 'Well.
| suppose you might as well pay this
bill now rs my time"
..Bll, What bil.sa"
'Why This little hill for vouf son';
Clothes
But good gracious. | haven't any
SON.
What? That fellow tina; just went
: upstairs isn't your son! Why. lie
came to our store bought suit OF
clothes. ami said il came down with
him his mother would pay for them "
An Immediate search of the hall
bedroom. second floor followed. but
the bird had flown after DOMINIC the
new plumage and leaving the old be-
hind.
| The manager OF the clothing house.
summoned to the scene. reflected a
moment after hearing the story and
concluded: "Well. that's the sharp
est trick I've seen played this season.
The risk OF detection that fellow ran is
enough to let him out He can have
the clothes"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority Of . special ex-
'ecution for delinquent Taxes issued from
the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Of Pettis County, Missouri, dated the 18th
day Of December, 1891, and to me directed
in favor of the state of Missouri as the re
lation and to the use Of Michael Doherty,
Collector of the revenue Of Pettis County,
in the state Of Missouri, and against
George Ireland for years 1883 and 1889.
] have levied upon and seized all the
right, title, interest and estate OF the said
defendant Of, in and to the following de-
scribed Real Estate; situated in Pettis
County, Missouri, to-wit: The south hall
Of the southwest quarter and 30 acres on
the east side OF the northeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter of section IS town
snip IS range q in Pettis County, Missouri
And l will, on Tuesday the 10Th day oil
January, 1892, between the hours Of 9
O'Clock. a. H., and o'clock, p. n, of said
day. at the west front door of the Courl
House, in the City Of Sedalia, Petit.
County, Missouri, and while the CiIcuit
Court Is in session, sell the said Real Es.
tate at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash to satisfy said execution
and cost.
ELLIS r. SMITH,
Sheriff of Pettis County, No
3919-l2- 99w4t
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This makes the third time that
you have appeared before me charged
with begging on the streets Of At
lanta said the judge and although
you are . woman. I will have to send
you up for thirty days"
Please don't do It judge" sobbed
the woman. Il have . large family
TO support and what would my hus.
band and my children do II you were
70 send me upl"
'Your husbandp Have you. In.
deed . husband?"
Yea your honor" said . man step.
ping forward from the crowd Il
am her husband. and want to ask
you 70 b lenient with her. She
makes out like she's too sick to work.
but II you let her Oh this time I'll eco
10 Il that she works In the future and
supports her family"
Il don't think you will" said the
Judge In faot I an going to let
the woman 60 and send you up for six
months - . vagrant You have no
visible means Of support"
And tho man puttered - he Va
marched out: mo visible means Of
support Good Lord! Amt my wife
In oourtf"-Atlants Constitution.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority of special ex-
ecution for delinquent taxes issued from
the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Pettis county, Missouri, dated the 18th
day of December, 1891, and to me directed
in favor Of the State of Missouri, at the use
Of Michael Doherty, collector Of the reve.
nue. Of Pettis county, in the State OF Mis-.
souri,. and against Jerry Bingham fol
yean 1885, 1887, 1883, 1889, have levied
upon and seized all the right, title interest
and estate of the said defendant, Of, in, and
to the following described real estate, stu.
ated in Pettis county, Missouri, to-wit: Lot
4 in the town Of Lincoln, Pettis county,
Missouri, and l will, on Tuesday, the 10th
day Of January, 1892, between the hours Of
9 O'clock, a. m, and o'clock p. m, Of
said day, at the west front door OF the
Court House, in the City Of Sedalia, Pet.
tbs county, No., and while the Circuit
court is in session, sell said real estate al
public auction to the highest bidder fol
cash to satisfy said execution and costs.
ELLIS r. SMITH,
39l1--l2-29-w-4t Sheriff OF Pettis Co., Mo
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In the matt of the sssignms nj OF Chsrl' !
koock, assignee's notice OF The allowance
of demands.
Notice is hereby given to ali concerned
that ], David L. CLANCY, the assignee Of
Charles Ko,ck, have appointed Monday,
the 5th DIV Of January. 1892, as the day,
aud the Office Of ,ng.ee Il Lam at Se-
ds!ia, Missouri, as the place when and
where I wall proceed publicly to adjust
and allow demands against the estate and
effects OF the aforesaid assignor, Charles
Koocr, and that will remain in attend
,ucest said place on said day and during
Two consecutive drys thereafter tor the
above purpose as required by law.
DAVID T. CLANCY,
Assignee of CHARLES kooCK
l2.lw4t. SANGREE Il LAMN,
Attorneys.
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SIiERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority OF special exc
cution for delinquent taxes issued from
the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Clerk
of Pettis county, Missouri, dated the 18th
day Of December, 1891, and to me directed
in favor of the State of Missouri at the re-
lation and to the use of Michael Doherty,
collector of the revenue Of Pettis county,
in the State Of Missouri, and against Will
liam w. Carpenter for years 1886 and 1887
l have levied upon and seized all the right,
title, interest and estate of the said defend
ent, Of, in and to the following describe d
real estate, situated in Pettis county. Mis-
souri,, to-wit: The west half of the south:
west quarter of section 10, township 43,
range -, in Pettis county, Missouri.
And will, on Tuesday, the Goth day of
January, 1892, between the hours Of 8
o'clock a. M, and o'clock p. M, OF said
day, at the west front door of the Court
House, in the City of Sedalia, Pettis coun-
ty, Mo-, and while the Circuit Court is in
session, sell the said real estate ct public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash to
satisfy said execution and costs.
ELLIS r. SMITH.
4021-12-29.w4t Sheriff Of Psttis Co., No.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given, that letters tesla.
mentary on the estate Of Harry X Under.
wood deceased, were granted to the under
signed on the 81 day Of December. 1891
By the probate court Of Pettis county, Mis.
-ouPi.
All persons having claims & inst said
estate ore required TO exbibi' them fo'
allowance to the executor, within one yea
after the date OF said letters, or they may
b precluded from any benefit OF such
estate; and IL such claims Be not exhibited
ri hin two years from the date of this pub
lics,i o. they shall Be forever barred.
Thi end day of December. 1891.
A. B. THURsToN.
l2-29w4t Executor.
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THE SEA-LlON.

Erroneous Popular Notions About the
Size Of the Adult Animal.
The popular notion about the size
OF an adult sea-liOn is quite erroneous.
says the San francisco Examiner.
Seen in the distance basking upon
rocks along the coast or swimming 1t
appears to be rather small perhaps
a. large as q man But when meas.
ured after death the larger specimens
arc found to be from twelve to sixteen
feet in length. in girth eight feet and
in weight from l. 900 to I. 500 poundA
The mouth Of the sea-lion is ample in
siza and 10 armed with strong. glisssn-
ing teeth that readily crunch . salmon
or the other fish upon which lions usu.
ally feed. and innict dreadful wounds
upon other lions. or In rare instances
upon would-be captora The animal
when excited has FULL dark eyea but
In it, ordinary sluggish condition the
eyes are pretty nearly covered BY the
lids and give an air Of stupidity to the
beast The sea-lion has q Get Of
combination limbA which com.
bine the forms and functions Of
'na feet and lega Tho limbs ere
covered with . thiol. rough and tough
hide almost horn-like in its density:
and are much better adapted 70 pro-
gression 10 the water than upon the
land although the animals are able 70
climb 70 spots In the face Of ses-cli6s
seemingly Inaccessible where they lie
DOING until hunger compels . resort
70 their ashing-grounda The huge
beasts plunge into the sea from great
heights In some Instances diving
sixty feet or more 70 reach the water;
indeed. an instance Is recorded In
which . band Of large males Wa
driven over q blun at least sixty feet
high and plunged down upon the
rocky beach below. The hunters hur.
risd TO the edge Of the blun expecting
to see the beach covered with mutilat.
I'd and decd Iona but instead merely
caught . glimpse Of the last Of the
band plugging into the sea
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ADMINlsTRATOR,s NOIICE-

Notice IS he.,bT given, that letters OF
al Illustration an the estate Of Burl l..
Z .rier. deceased, w~re granted to the un.
a.rsisrrd on the Dist day OF November,
1881 =. IL pr. . ate court Pet is county,
Missouri All persons having claims
81. last said estate are required To exhibit
ILen ior allow. nee 10 the administrator,
within one yeaJ after the date Of s,i let
ter, ur they may b. precluied from any
h'n, H. q such estate, aud ii such citiIs
l.. mt exhibited within two years from
The date Of this public alton they shall he
ilre or barred.
Tn al,t day OF November, lS9l.
ADpIE PORTER,
l2Ss Il Administrative.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Gladstone was 81 years old Tuesday.
Sullivan and Slavin cannot come %
terms On . match.
Lord Randolph Churchill wants 70 b
ambassador 70 Russia.
the mines In . few days.
Baltimore ministers have taken . arm
stand against Sunday funerals.
Two murderers and Q horse-thief sswed
their wayout Of the Fort Worth, Texas,
jail
A well-matured plan for the depopula-
ton Of Denver jail was accidentally dis
covered.
The TexarkanA Ark, school board -
alarmed about gambling among the school
children.
The Hotel Imperial of Baltimore was In
vaded BY creditors, who took away oar.
pets, etc
The Southern Pacific railroad company
viii hereafter decline 70 publish its reports
Of earnings.
The Indian national congress ct NaGpus
adopted resolutions declaring their loyalty
to Great Britain.
Near Gadsden, Ala. moonshiners r.
RoASOo ACoOsoS OsASSeSb es4Asseo w. -
losing two themselves.
Nichael Munsky. . wealthy farmer liv.
Ing near Litchdeld, Ill, died from wounds
inflicted on him BY bull.
The Indiana Midland railroad has beea
practically abandoned, and not train he's
possed over Il for . week.
Henry E. Titus, . New York stock
broker, is missing, with . large sum q
money belonging 70 his customers.
Officers were elected at the sixtsenth
annual convention CT the Northwestern
travelling mems association In Chicago.
Judge McEnery has accepted tho Demo.
cratic nomination for governor OF Louisi.
ana. He declares himself opposed 70 the
lottery.
Religious prejudices led to . riot among
the Stockbridge indiana in Wisconsin, Il
which Congregational minister and sev.
Sral others were badly hurt
An unsuccessful attempt was made .
blow open the safe In the gambling ROOMS
OF Mike Muller stLittls Rcd, Arb. ~
saie oontaiasa about eLSee n cash.
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l2.29w4t
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.,
Notice - hereby given, that BY virtue
Of IN order Of the probate court Of Pestis
county Missouri, made on the 2lst day Of
December 1891, the undersigoed, public
administrator for said county hes taken
chsree Of the estate Of William Collins de.
cessed. AL psrsons having claims against
ssid e,taie are required to exhibit them to
me, for allowance within one year after
the date Of said Letters, or they nay Be
precluded from any benefit Of such estate,
and il such claims Be not exhibited With
in two ysan from the date Of this publica.
ton. they shall b forever barred. Thia
29th day Of Dscsnhss 1891.
JoHH Z. CLoPToN,
l.5-vlt. Public Administrator.
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Kansas Teacher In Conference.

TOPEKA, Dec. Kan, H.-Ths 500 school
teachers attending the annual state con-
vention filed every nook and corner Of the
state house yesterday. Representative
hall was crowded aud half Of them could
not 6ns seats. Tho day was spent in listen
Ing to papers, with formal discussion 1t
the close. Several Of the churches were
utilized for department speaking. Last
night banquet was given At the Cope
land to the old university students with
Chancellor Snow presiding. J. r.
Burton addressed the indians
teachers in Representative hall
and reunions were held Is follows:
State normal school In the senate chamber.
Kansas normal school Of Fort Scott Ut the
Hotsl Throep. Pennsylvania teachers In
Copeland club room and Ohio teachers IN
the speakers reception room. Nearly
every county superintendent in the state
= in the city.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
NOTICE TOTAX-PAYERS

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
The merchants tax book is now ready.
All taxes thst are now due should be paid
at once. All taxes not paid by the 6,st Of
January, 1892, the lawful penalty will be
added. n. DoHERrY,
12-4d&Wtf Collector.
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DEsPERADoEs IN KANSAS.

Daring Robberies In the Town OF Enin &
bam-A Horrible Crime Prevented.
EFFINGHAN, Kan, Dec. 3l.-On the morn.
ing Of December 20 William Low, the city
marshal, while returning from Atchison
was waylaid, sandbagged and robbed OF
600 and gold watch and chain and had
one leg broken.
Christmas eve John Kiilion, farmer,
was called to his front door and 1t the
point Of . revolver forced to give up 60.
Monday night tho residence OF Mrs.
Jonathan Davis Q widow, was entered By
two masked men and she was compelled
% sign checks for $500 on . bank whore
her money was deposited They then
poured coal oil over her clothes, set 6ro 70
them and ned.
With rare presence OF mind Mrs. Davis
seized . quilt and wrapping herself in Il
SxtinRuished the flames and saved her life.
There was No other person In the house q
the time, Mrs. Davis sons and daughters
being at IN entertainment This, coupled
with the tact that Mrs. Davis
had recently come into pos
session Of large fortune through
the death Of . relative In Europe. which
vas only generally known in the imms-
diats vicinity Of Bingham, leads TO the
couolusiou that the bold outlaws are resi-
Aeots Of Emngham or vicinity and that al
the robberiss, including the burglary Of
a. J. Psrry's store 1t Nortonville. only Q
Iew miles freR here. Monday night we're
<,ommittad hy the same RauR
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No War Orders Iss ned.

the Bethlehem iron company said yester.
day that they had received no Notification
from the navy apartment to hasten tho
manufacture of "a, NOR plates for the coast
defense vessel ,Mou.e.oy or any other YES.
sci, anu had no other evidence from gov.
Ornamental source that hostilities with
Chi.i wcr1 close ct hand.
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By this route iron! 81. L1ais 10 Louisville
Cincinnati. NeW iurk, Philadelphia, BAL
tiIaore aIi Washington and To olhe'
important easter. T. .a;s. The D. & VI. R'y
is the shortest cnd the quickest, and trans
ports more passengers from -. Louis cas-,
S,ri than any other road irom ;, Louis
Official figures show this TO be true.
Passenger fares are much less by the O
* NJ. R'y than by snv other route.
THROUGH TICKETS by the y. II VI R'v
sre for sale at all offices OF connecting line.
West, South and Northwest OF st. Louis
When purchasing, ask for tickets via tn
o. q NJ. R'y. For sale in st. Louis ?
Union Depot, and st company's otfio'
los North Broadway.
Al. LYLE, Gen'l Western Pass'r Ag't.
los North Broadway, st. Lou;s, Me.
]. F. BARNARD, w. b. SHArTUC,
Genera, Manager. GenI Pass'r Agen,
I2-l5dtf CINCINNATI. O.
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Receipts a. CIi,a-o zlcrday-Whcai,
Is. .irs. corn, , 3 r1r-; o~.s III .ars.
E>.i1n1tri - -S.E's p lJrTOw-WEeal,
lG5 cars, corr 10 80 cats, Us cars;
Lo.s. IL. 80 ..c3u.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO, Dec 3O.-Hogs-Rcceipts, So
900; official yesterday, 2S,903; shipments
yesterday, $685., left over, about 5000:
quality good. Market moderately
active but weak. Prices log
l5c lower. Sales ranged at sS.5Od3 s. for
light; SS.65@3S0 for rough packing: s. esq
ass for mixed; SSs0@4.00 for heavy pack.
ing and shipping lots; pigs, e2sO@SH
Csttls-Reesipts, 1900; Official yesterday,
e. lSs; shipments yesterday, ASH; market
fairly active but easy, prices to lOc low
o.. Shesp-Receipts. 5000; of1cial yester.
day. e.lsa; shipments yesterday, "a. Mar
ket fairly activo ana ormer.
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ne Mlansoaoaah Ready for War.
Nsw Yosk, Dec. SL-The repairs and
alterations on the harbor defense vessel,
Tie Miantonomah, have 1t last been
brought to,an end. and on Now Years day
the ship will start on . brief cruise
6oe the purpose Of testing her
newly mounted guns. This Is viewed
with the iveliest interest BY naval
experts and scientific men. Besides four
tan inch breeoh loading rides, two three
FOUNDER Hotchkiss rapid firing guns and
two thirty seven millimeter HotchlIiss -.
volving cannon, It has the very newest
thing in ordnance in the shape Of two six
pounS Driggs-Schroder' rapid firing can
non. These guns have never been fired on
board United States cruisers. They throw
Q six-pound highly explosive shell every
fifteen or twenty seconds from distance
a.50o yards with the greatest accuracy.
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TINE CARD

TINE CARD
Missouri Pacific.
VIII DosUD.
Arrival Depart
kaGt Mail ........ ......7:6S q. n. $50 q -
Local PlOongaR....... 3:16 p. =. I'D Ro.
Day sxpcao snd mail.3:16 ,. - 3:1S p -
NiSht express q -. "a ~
{. @. via LsxinGtoa... 4;66 q -. 10 q -
RgF BOUND.
Local PansaesR...lJel0 Q. =. les1S o ..
Day sxpssA nail1236 p. =. 10 ~
Night express .......ll;66 p. =. l2:el .. y.
faGt Nail ...... ...... 1340 Q. =. LII 0.De
Missouri, Kanaas = TaIAA
soufH BOUND.
Arrive 0tast.
Day Iexassxpes0....6s16 p -. es1k p -
NisAt Ts1as szPs..-a6t 1 \ alS ( =
Do11H DoUR
Aniva Dspal
Day Texassxpsso. els q =. loslfs. -.
NiGhsIsxassxDFss. 6eeoRA Gle ,. ~
Lsxingeoa Bsaseh
A1.ivs. DsRsA
kansas Uty sxpes8.l0.30 p =. Ss1 -.
Kaasas City express 1850 . =. III -
Local FseiSht......... 200 ?. =. 1910 81
0eAalia md WaRsAW.
A1.ivs. D.lssA
Passenger 3 sxprs~.lo:l6 q =. 4bHR
sDsily. sossu.dsy.
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~. Iputs.

ST.. LcCIs, Mo-, Zee. 30 Receipts,
wheat, 69,ON bu; shipments. 1oS. 900 bu;
receipts, corn, 337, 425 bu; shipments,
I96, al blu. Closing sales werei
Wheat, cash, 9l5sc; January, 921sc; May,
965Sc. Corn. cash, $3.50; year, 31Hc;
January, $3.50; May, 3Sxc. Oats. cash.
Sic; May, 325zc.
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THE MARKETS.

Chicago.
CHICAGO, Dec O.-The following Is the
eanse of prices for active futures:
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K,NS,S ca. 40. r.a. There WIS
n = ,iy,s o.-...r, Tor .--sI vka.- here -
GAY iud .rlrcs were held abOgi yss'er-
GAYS level. TIE rr.aip.s were light,
only Il cars. No = lr-1 hlJ;
sold At so. 30 , hard a.. 10. "a .ard
~, BE. r,i ac.ci. aG0yo q pounds. - ,
to: be.J.: ~ pounds. ol 10 oi,., -. : red
u acat Stc 10. :, T1d .gh, II 81. NJ. ~ed
wheat .3 10 .oc. Goa was yer; r.
reEcla shipper Ids were generally a
li''sl Le' ,cr than yesterday. Several lots
soto =, 3: 10 - =. n here were some
sales early loH is 81 = Corn with no
billing was scare ..i,l u demand. No. 3
mixed sold 1t 81: T. ~. aGi -hite CORE
sold q. 81 =" -, Tie ,Uc!p,s were IL
cars. No 3 CON sold Il = discount. Oats
were weak No. . mixed sold at :s;;s TO
29c, No. . " bite It 30 20 :0c. No. 3 at &c
discount. Receipts -e!s % cars. Rye.
steady At Sic -Dr Ne. ard si@,Sc Tor No.
8 Reccip's were j cars. Flaxsced, 81 to
s.. On the basis &C pure. Bran, strong;
75c in ie0lb sacks. Receipts, l car.
Lay. receipts, IS cars, and market weak.
Quotations are: Timothy. S1.5o,as.0o per
ton; fancy prairie. SOB; good TO choice.
s 00(d $50; low gr.Ie. 81. -.
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n. IAQA

ST. Louis, No. Dec. So.-Csttls-Rs.
ceipts 100. Market slow. Hogs-Rs-
ceipts 400. Market lower; fair 70 choice
heavy, NU@39o: mi1sA. 0960A u;
Workers.. eSSst9a6s. 6heep-Reoeipss 800
Market steady.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16
Pronounced Hopeless, Vet Saved

From . letter written by Mrs. Ada r
Hurd. OF Groton, s. H., We quote. "Was
taken with n bad cold. which settled on
my Lurgs. cough set in anil finally ter
Iminsteh ~ Consumption. -Four doctors
gave me up, saying I could live but q
short time. ! gave myself mp TO my Sa-
viour. determined If | could not stav
ith my friends on earth, ! would meet
nv absent ones above. Ny husband
was advised to get DR.. Kings New Die.
rovery tor Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. gave il a trial, took In all eight
bottles; II has cured me, and thsnk God
am now a well and hearty woman
Trial bottles free At N. Frisdmon's Drug
Store regular size 50c and st. 4
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Good looks are more than skin deep
depending upon y healthy condition o
all he vital organs II the Liver be in
active, YOU have a Bilious Look, II YOU
stomach be d~isordered you have = Dys
pep,ic Look and II your Kidneys be At
|iec,ed you have a Pinched Look. Sc
|cnre good health and you will have goot
looks. Electric Bitters is the great alter
alive. aud Tonic acts directly on thes'
vital organs. Cures Pimples, Blotches
BoiIs. and gives a good complexion
Sold At Martin Friedman's Drug Sto'
SOC. per bottle. 4.