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UeO en- ieitlis 9iliteluius pm ai.
ten. Sroi. gtObn bOlbt en- Gale ON
6umauismens Spfomit / Stalieu og
9pitlunb, Stuoent aopli Carton op.
lnite cit Seitriuelic al lit Selps tit Mtt.
8eruUr, Os ~aieruli" lang ct Ear
San9e.
Gu M 9amesS ttet er nplig blepeu
orsauiieret mer Yroi. Gable ION Sn,
-itruttpr.
Ct. Sloi College Srteiter, iom bar
ligget / 9pale ct Ear Snr, bar uDtie
~ursauiieret Jig pGa M % bar uol9i
Grpi. 6laten iii 9eoer. Wieo Ell
"Srnis Sano", ct Srfeiter, Ell 0erres
Sftet % en- Tome Sttet, iom ale ilittio
sucr Jig, fau Sfoler, naar Barren ions
mer, peutes at prriterc ooitilis Niuiif.
Get tommer blot an pao, pu life Bale
bali, @alitnbeu pa pil pptn9e Siupeuc
for me9et.
S~umiunosts 6Ormano % aasierer
par nplis paa Spmitemsoe hos 9roi.
DtObn for at beitemmc Sio % Steo iUr
ueite garsmsbe. On Gitsrmipoasen
bOlot 5UrmnHo 0sgme Ell Gale til
Gleuerue. pan tnytteoe fine gemari.
uinSer I'll Msnitou Messengers Mpttp
"5rum, IRAN a~riitmeun, &rpismeun.
Der sr / Beroeu Ell epinoelis samv
mellem cps % Msrfe, mellem Sanb.
bec % 2ssu. s peuue Stamp MAJ ri
ole tase Del enten pna ben enc eler
ben aHoeH SIDE. San baabeoc, at ale
be 1iliteOeOarenbe pilbe title ia paa
ben rette SIDE.
"gtUrft Stuoenter Snmiunb" bplpt
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5tDocpriien iibite ll9e par % Gts.
The Luther College Band %
Turner Club tGnter paa at 9ipc en- linz
OerbOtbuin9 engang / oeune Maaneo.
81. Or. SeUerion bar aabnet en-
Butt peO Chen al 8. 8. Marib's
6onoelslOtalc pno 8atcr Street.
Ct mt e~icttriit qp3 ital nnbrins
ocs paa Siprnct al g8ime6a9o % Drain
Strccts, ueo ct. Glouo 6Otel. Oct er
SauoelsiOltene | ret Stre9, iom betaler
for bet.
u. 8. Groves reiite / 3irSoa9s
til Chicago for of pGre tllitcoe peo ct
Wipoe al De pe1tIiae Igenter for u. ..
Giie 3~niurnuce SO.
alIreo Gcuctt Sictucrs reiite /
forrise llae neo til Gbicago for ueo ct
College Der at iaa fit Diploma ION
9rus9iit; i 4 gnr bar ban bait NniGt'
telie / 8eiisrs 8iOresr Drug Store Der
/ Iscorab.
6riB edunrB i 8cit 9ecOrab CT
aiaanet peb 9goeu eiter trn ct Bar 3as
scs Sp0oom, at Suflnenja. pan par
Ell al be rlore Settlere Der, bar isot
Sdwaben, 5pltlano, tjente i &risen
meb Spbitaterue U9 trat Oerior jim Sen.
iiOu.
"8liSjaros" er no9et, hi paa bisit
anuter fjeuoer tibet eQer intet til. 81
Bar 0a9e iibite u9e fit man Dog be,
Seis8 af ben Sluss ubpsselise @iaiter,
Tom neobragte en- isnenoe auloe. On
lllpttestilieloe / ben Gnleonin9 bar b
bog berpmtrin9 intet bsrt.
- Naar Ben Bear tUmmer biem Irt
tine 5prretniu9s Reiier til Often, briu'
ger ban altio Npbeber meo fig. @at
IND % ie bet ~iturartebe garelaser, boz
M isjen bar last ino, itsrre eno no9eu
iiuoe isr / 5ioen.
- llinolBite grepe: q. q. 3ilion-
Daniel 6alnes-Mrs. Sulia SnirleD
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
Sitcratnr.

THE CHRISTIAN YOUTIl.-Coh'eHi
Of March Number.-Tell me We Wlns0"
Winds(P POEM. Our Contributors: 10 "noH
shall we go? Work and Play. Our sermon ~
SoRun that We may obtain the Prize w." ",
and Wisdom: Brotherly Kindness
last sensible speech.-The Bible n n'D
A strong Congregation. He sent ms tr
ers in a Cart.-Our Schools: 81. OsI y"
lege.-Editorial Department: Do no' pa
me by.-Editorial Notes Ul
Church Gleanings.-Lette Basket :.
die Box.-Our Selections: Sleeplhs .
Church.-He leadeth me Poem Fem
from Childhood (Poem).-What sn""
drink? (Poem).-Timothy Straws'
time Fun Poeml.-A Talk with sen
girls.-Not Dead but Living. In Tue ,,.g,
of thy Youth. Famous Boys, nc
Princess.-Six Things. Start Eariy,
The CHRISTIAN YourH ior @'"'"
er ubfummet mep islsenoc SnOQ0'V.
Subscription price 50 Gents per va
Address: CHRIsllNN I,ay
DEBORAH, low
Send for sample copy.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

isieu Mebe ben 29oe 5ebruar. uelano
Gillian opl9ite en- Stil ON Eblenihlrser,
Wiis asnes Relbp oeflnmereee, Ib.
8irtenes oplnIte "aierrin9oattersn %
Manobattercu", og 6. q. Soiberg ops
lnife "Sprbebrengen". Gesuoen iana
SerresS ttetten ct Bar Nnmrr.
2sroae Gfteu ben ste Morts hapot
9iserne College, ioelin9en idaet iltane
en- 1illtelning, iom be talote "Crazy
Supper. Oct rareite peo bet !Selt
par, at be foritjelise Reiter paa Spiie'
ieobelen houoe inaet Hapne, iom oili
bar u~betieuote for De 5lelte. 8iIot
man BABE ham, maatte mon iorlanae
"a Son of Noah, Sandwiches bet
"Woman of Grit" o.i.p. 6euii9ter
bar of ina genae til ct MT Stag, oa
llobpttet bar notiaa tilirebsitilenoe.
8eo 8ppalset iorleOen 9irsoas blet
3rof. G6miot onlst til Stoleoirettsi
for ct Iar.
Gaarterminen ~bespnoer 3Ote DARTS,
".
Iortbfislb, Minu., Den lobe STARTS 1892
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

- 8aa ct anoet Steo / 8labet fin
oes ct "Statement" fra Sirit National
Bant al 3ecurub, lom 8unten ifslse
2pu bar inoienbt til 8inuusoepartes
mentet / @aibiuston. Sammenlisnet
meo fOrrige Nars "Statement" piier bet
en- 5Orp9elie al s45,0 i Snbtuo p9
$4,000 i auntant i 8asien. 3ette er
ct meset tilfreostiaenpe Reiultat, Og
bet bier, at 8antens 5orretnins bar
en- iolio SGtit, Og at Sarmerne / OIL
minOellgbeb saar irem / materiel Sens
Ieenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
The Warner Comedy Co.

oil sipe 5Oreitiains / bet npe Opera
SOuie bper Aiten benne llse. 9ette
SelIfab bar paret Der ct Bar 8anse
Isr, 90 er meset fDroelastist %betienot.
S oenne llse fan Gnbper saa, baaoe
iatti9 % rig, ba Brilerne er meset
Moderate, 80, 20 eller 10 Gents. 2srs
bag Gitermiocus Matinee, Os 9riien
oil blioe 10 Gents ppsr bet tSels.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
Oecorab % Smeglt.
Ten i4Ne gParts. 1899.
On gaIaet

Mauoas / forri0e llse bapoe ~ielsenos
llbialo: Ssrite 8arb @. @. Sopt; 2ost
g9oro 8. g. 9bompiou (aienpdl9t)
Sole 8aro Sobu Curtin (sicnpalst)
4oe g9aro aler. Meaop.
Gitp Council er M ianmenIat Ianle'
bcs: S. 9. 9au9lano Gttp Wopor;
G~locrmpno: 3. g. 2anoers, 6. W.
Sout, 8. 9. IbOmpion, 1cter Bierlon,
8. Z. Samre, 3obu Curtin, Y. 81.
Bdilep % ater. Meaop.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
General Booth penbt Torlcben tilbas

6rneral Booth uenbt fOrIeben tilbaa.
til guslanp ira lin ReiIe / Snbien 90
Iultralien. Sch @eneralens antomit
Southampton ieilepe lterre Tampifibe
meb 5000 MeOIemmer al 6reliens Ser
omboro BAN imsbe. Der bleu oerpaa al,
bolot en- 6rOtoit. ben narmeite 6rem.
tib oil Der blipe ioranitaltet toIu gantet.
ter msb 20, 600 8eItascrc.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
Zen inoijfe 6Driteipn ali 6ban, ;,

Zen inoiife 6Driteion ali 6ban, Der
for Chen opbolber Jig / 2onoon for at
itubere, par blepen inoltGuuet for Hetten
al en- uls, inuf, engeLit Dame, 6rsten
SIpreuce Hai5, Der paaitoo, at ben llnoe
,SnDier bauoc louet benoc 9Gsteifub, men
M ipntes at pile iuiste lit goftc. 2lli
66an ne9teoc imioIertip beitcmt no9eus
iinoe at bape giuet Den unse Game 9ln,
leoning til at trc,o at ban uiIos Gste benoe,
buiItet ban icpri9t par loOlis binoret /,
ipst ban allereOe CT gilt / 2onoon.
Zen hinge, ~l7saartge 6rofen MATTE
tage lin slntlagc tilbase os betaleS ogeus
SmtoItnin9sr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

Prot. Breckenridge hopes the young
people will not forget what was in last
weeks Posten about the Life of DIR
franklin.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

= s Sionr Sails lfal Der bore 80
aabne S%alpOner, iom bper Maaneo inos
betuler $50 pr. Suuoe til 8ptasien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
TCcprabsW
Off 0orn oauife Soiifole
Oh Rcdisfple.

Gabacs ipr apluOer % MGuo ben lite Niai
GitermIOo09 ST. 2 % ilutter lite Septbr.
Scr uooanHes SGrere % 2Rrerinoer for ben
pauit % omCritnUite StuIe. Oilers almiu'
orltg Netltole. Bctaliuseu for apit yogi
% lluoeruisuiug Sl4 ON Raane0en. 9oaen
ipr StoIcus s~labuIug atbentes gleperne peS
&noubou "a Marue Statipuer. SnomeloeIs
ier moptaQeS al llnoerteaueoe, iom paa SO
rcigergieI gipcr nGrmcre SplnSuina.
Ser. Anfer,
2s3 glt 0Crn y. g., SbeIbp So, Sa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
Iutauccmpoe.

&iHneiblt County 6armers alliances re-
anlGrc Mgper bploes bereIter ben lioite 9Brs
naQ / WGaueoen. Oct n9lte Mgoe boloes
aliida Sproa9 Den 26oe os.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

Spring term of Valder's School at Deco
rsh opens March 80. Send for catalogue.
2S-3
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

The Valdez Business College fits stu
dents for real life. II will pay you TO
come 1000 miles. Send for catalogue. 2S-2
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
constituencies.
anif sannaaiaant.


6 ben JerTte u. q. 8. airie ON Gornuto'
eaasn al 1ok Rrretieu pee Ban. 8. VI
Ctteien.
S~pueaasFplt umibocibort e'ter @resile'
teitea
Sm gfttncu al : Toitrprrbi'en pee Srot
Sdrifn.
9piubeipreuiulen ntsoer Sorseaa eltet'
nHnoad GI. 2 hos girS. SSieie.
I 2ecorab RcuiabeoSlirte al. 10 Teo VII
terl0ua,
MISUNDERSTANDING Seroa8 elterm.
SpneaQSitple ai. ~
GnQelii Saiieprnoitcn ri. q
mediterranean uieocr Ehurson9 etter'
mionaa hos 9RrA Spcr 2arierf
The Christian Endeayor Society nieoer
Greoo3 }Iitea ST. ~.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

Nearly 300 students were enrolled at
the Valdez Business College and Normal
School during the month of January.
Eleven teachers were employed.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
nj e I,
of the condition OF the
!;.: National Bank d DEBORAH,
RESOURCES.

IN H STATE OF IOWA.
At the close of Business March LIST, 1894.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
4uftton.

unocrtegneoe nil bUsr 2eroaa i9lqe ueo
ensntlig MUTTON ate Slas5 &nrer, iom I'M.
oes | NIT upe gotaie.
1858 Nnoreip Sampiou H..
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
i iaaoanne SiliGloc ntaa
Vof=S Clamps pGrc iu0laat,
on mam ifal faa imipiGnoia

Vof=S fa,mpe p1rc iuDlaaf,
og man ifal iaa iuipnGmoia
Scifco. Sfriu paa Gngelit eaer
Norif, elcr 9nuit.
Seq bar ifreuet aIe 9(pertislementer
! "3ecprab Yoiten" pm Wichita CO.
lony Co. | Gountierne ar6er % Baplor,
Seros. Wan timber Dem alle peo at ic
tglennem tiollgere 3umere al bette
Slao. Stnloe De bile bauc NIB On.
lpsning ON 2anoet oernebe, ba ifrip til
mig. Seq bar ~itreiiet puer aft Qanb
OlSIe 10 Counter, Os BET fan tjsbes pao
lang 6entano, paa suoc getinaelier. %
Er'Ien er blot ira $3.50 til $1,000 oo
l9nsere pp.
2eras bar itsrre Stple GSpuo po
6e'erpe for S~eioltnin0en cno ncoer
alloen Stat | be 6orenebe Stater. 81
Nnieonlns bar man til dob Stp(eoauo.
% etDpert mt Settlement fan uraaniiere
% ltaIIe ii9 9Ooe uiieutiise stuler.
9per anoen Seetipu (64O @cres) a
leol9t sano tllbprcr Staten, % olem
lite, at al ben elass 2auo sr i geiio,
oelNe al the permanent Stole.5unp.
2eras bar ~liseOoerior 1T etoleuaIer
lisrre 6Oroele END nosen unocn Stat
Spoen, Dian tan Der fisbe $40 gcres
sanc paa 40 Wars SenItnnb peo at &c.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-01
PURELY Personal.
The Last Male Heir of Pulaski, the Dis.
tinguished Pole Of Revolutionary
Fame King Malietoa.

Princess Louise will bring a party Of
prominent English ladies TO visit the
Worlds Fair next year.
Prof. Henry Shaler Williams, now OF
Cornell University, has been appointed
to fill the chair Of geology at Yale.
Lord Tennyson is said to have made
more money from the sale Of his verses
than any other poet who has ever lived.
Mrs. P. T. Barnum, widow of the
Snowman, is annoyed by Bridgeport
crank, who thinks that she wants to
marry him.
Prof. McMasters is at work on the
fourth volume OF his History OF the
American People" which will probably
be published in 1894.
George Fred Williams, the distin-
guished Massachusetts Congressman, is
the son OF German. Most people think
he is full blooded Yankee.
Mrs. Huagins, wife Of the English as
tronomer, is most able assistant to her
husband in his astronomical lahors, and
keeps q record of his observations.
William Lloyd Garrison preached the
other day in one OF the largest churches
in Boston, and denounced the Chinese
exclusion act in no uncertain terms.
Mr.. Gladstone is strengthening him
self for prospective return to the Prime
Ministry by trying to prove in the Nine
tenth Century that Dante studied at
Oxford.
James Richard Cooke, graduated from
the Boston University school of medi-
cine recently, is the first person totally
blind from infancy to receive degree as
a physician.
The last male heir of Pulaski, the dis
tinguished Pole who aided the patriots
OF the Revolution. lives in Savannah,
Ca, where he earns scanty living ped
ding small wares.
Mime. Marchesi, who has long been
famous as teacher of vocal music, never
takes pupils of the sterner sex. She
says: "Teach men? Why, all the ten
ors would be marrying off my sopranos,
and should not have a contralto left
after admitting baritones"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-01

Business locals win be charged at 10 cents per
line for first insertion and cents per line there
after.
Legal advertisements win in all cases be
charged to the party ordering them, at legal
rates, and paid for before affidavit is furnished
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-01
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
Last Years Total School Enrolment for
the United States = Munificent
Gifts Of Mrs. Hotchkiss.

Canada has IL, ,420 Indian children OF
school age, OF whom 1914 are in attend
ance.
The income OF the English University
OF Oxford for 1891 was 1884, 900, and the
expenses 1924, 200.
Some possibly pyejndiced person says
that they do not teach German in any Of
the young ladies' boarding schools in
France.
The biggest university in the world 10
at Cairo, Egypt--a country which 10 not
mentioned at all in the statistics--and
has II 900 students.
The total school enrolment for the
United States last year was Ia, 200, 900.
This included universities. Private and
parochial schools have 100000.
The teachers and School Superintend-
ents OF the United States receive $780,
O0O, 600 annually. This amount increases
ii, 800, 900 each year, or 31a per cent.
Senator Stanford has divided the $l25,-
900 received for Arion into 125 equal
portions, TO be given TO that number of
destitute boys TO educate them at HE
new university.
The munifcent gifts OF Mrs. Hotch-
kiss, the widow OF the inventor Of the
machine gun, to Yale College include a
building fund Of $4,000 and an endow-
ment of 1906, 900 for the establishment
OF a preparatory school.
Hulda Freidrichs, young German
woman, has been engaged by the Pail
MdU Gazette TO make tour Of the United
States for the purpose of writing up the
educational institutions OF the country,
especially in their effect on woman's
conditions.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-01
Union Pacific Railway Time Card.

Trains arrive and leave Arlington M follows:
EAsrBoUND.
Train Ne. 2, fast mali, caves Arlington daily
at2;ibA.A,
No. 3, Atlantic express. leaves Arlington daily
M8ss7 r. ~.
wEsTBouNp.
Train No. /, fast mail, leaves Arlington daily
a. 12tD A. n.
No. I Atlantic express. leaves Arlington daily
at t:6o I'm.
BgPrNER BRANCH TRAINS.
Train No. 81 arrives from Heppner daily. ex-
cept Sunday at ti.b0 A. NJ
Nn ~ leaves Tor HePpner daily, except sun
day, at 547 ~
Tnr sngn II, kets sold and baggage checked
through 10 ali points In the United states and
Canada.
9. COLLINS, Ticket Agent,
Arlington, Or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-01

A F.& A. M.--Mr. M0RIAH LODGE No. s6--
"A. Stated conmnui sti ne on irst Saturday
evenings after frat MONDAYS of zach month. So
ioarning bre' hrsn In good rand ng are cordially
Invited to attend. p. CAsON, W. VI.
HERBEgT HALsrgAD, Secretary.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-10
A Gam. OF usll.

Emcrsons saying that the child ia
the true democrat Is illustrated by an
incident in the life of Queen Victoria.
MIR Willert Beale. afterward known
as a music publisher and n manager
OF concerts, says that when boy he
used To walk daily with his mother
ana sister In the gardens surround
ing kcnsington palace.
n lady and her daughter were one
day walking in the. Same direction
Nc werc going. followed by tall
footman. We wero throwing n ball
about and once 1t happened to fall mt
the lady's feet. Her daughter picked
IT UP and joined our game for n min.
ute on two, and then returned out of
breath and laughing merrily, 90 her
mothers side. ~
The lady was the Duchess of Kent
her daughter the Princess Victoria.
We renewed the acquaintance tho
next day and the next, and were al
ways greeted with gracious smiles of
recognition when we met.
| wonder whether her mnicstv has
any recollection of that game of ball
played moro than once in Kcnsington
gardens. Youths Companion.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-10
Cooperation In Family supplies.


Cooperation in the matter of fam
lily supplies IL well worn subject in
theory. but why is it SO little prac-
nccd! Its advantages are neither
mythical nor complex. and the con
duons that are most favorable To a
successful and convenient employ
mcnt of tho system were never moro
prevalent than now. The great facil-
tiles furnished by the railroads in
recent years. whereby business men
can conveniently live in the many
beautiful suburbs, have induced n
great and constantly increasing mum
Der to establish their families in
country homes of far more comfort
than anything that could be had in
town for anything like tho cost.
Where four or five congcnial fami-
lies, or more. find themselves situated
reasonably near ono another, they
would materially benefit themselves
by forming nm organization TO this
end and making great saving of
money, time and trouble. system is
the one thing noedful. Our good
housckccpcr always makes out her
menu for n week. in advance. At the
end of the week she either rcpeats il
or makes such changes rs taste or
tho season suggests. This might be
done 10y number of families. tho
gentlemen taking turns in leaving
the orders ut a Trustworthy place. -
New York Tribune.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-10

The skull of the bull musk OK is
remarkable for the development of
the eye orbits, which project sufli-
GENTLY beyond heplanc of the front
al bones - compensate for tho inter
ruptlon the horns would otherwise
mako IN the range Of vision. Tho
musk OK. however. does not socm 10
rely greatly on kecnness of sight
inr less ON acutcncss OF hearing. for
the ears arc of small dimensions and
arc completely covered by the heavy
growth of fur about them. Tho
organs OF scent are evidently moro
highly developed, and they exact OF
tho hunter his greatest cunning. -
II. 4. Martin III Popular Science
Monthly.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-10
Purirylng the nreath.


= We need good breath purifier
ready at al times. for an offensive
breath is always disagreeable to tho
preseason and To those aSsociatiny
with him. II tho offensive breath
comes from poor teeth have them
hllel or extracted. and then cleanse
thcm twice u day. Eut the stomach
Is the most frequent source of com
plant. This can DC rCmc,iicd by tho
use of charcoal. either taken in the
form of n tablet or powder Charcoal
IL the best purifier that we have, and
Il swcGtcns tho stomach as well as
countcracting the bed odor of tho
breath. This should he taken when
ever the breath is offensive from in
digestion. This purifies, but it does
not perfume the breath.
Many of the 80 called breath puri-
ficSs simply saturate the mouth and
throat with pcrfuiacry, which is so
much stronger than tho offensive
odor that you can only smell the per-
fumes. This is not the proper way
TO make tho breath clean and sweet.
Mixed olors arc never good. But
after taking little charcoal. q harm
less perfumcry may be taken Ia give
sweet, clean odor TO the breath.
Mix together thoroughly n little
lemon juice, sugar. almond oil and
roscwatcr. and stir it III fresh egg.
II this IL beaten up and stirred il
makes fine perfume for the breath.
Ii Is harmless also. Yankee Blade.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-10

IL was "a dear gushing Girl who
went To have her portrait taken.
The photographer * ono az those
marble hearted creatures whose only
object IN life ~ 90 get on with his
work. She chirpcd and chnttorcd
and made him visihly weary.
Now, she said. after numerous
rumarks, ingenious but malapropos.
Il want you 90 make my picture
pretty won't your
Certainly. he replied. in cold
commercial tones. 'fThntu bosovcn
smllings aud aXppnco extra. Lon.
don Tit Bits.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-10

John dnmcs Hcidogger. manager of
tho opera house in the Haymarket m
inc tunes when George WIS king. ono
uuy laid q wager with tho Farl of
Chesterfield that ho would not find
m OH London ara uglier face than his
After q long scarch the earl pro.
duccd woman OF 81 Giles who M
hrst seemed to outyio tho manager
but when Tho latter put on the WON
"n cap De was allowed go retain n.
l"im ot ugiinoss All tho Ycs.
Round
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-10

without any teacher; YOU camc ~ the rescue
Whch NtsS iniurrC deserted her DVi.urft class
81 suddenly, aud Ccr taiuly We are an impruv.
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-10

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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-10

Patrons of the McDougal Insur-
ance lgoncv, or those who expect
30 have their property insured by
this agency, can get Handsome
calendar Tor 1892, free, by calling
at this Office. We will send same
by mail to cur patrons Oh receip'
ni q tNo-ccni stamp.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-10

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INSURE!
II. II. McDOUGAL,

ADVANCE OFFICE, Cercdo, W. Va,
represents five iirst-class fire insu.
rance companies, having recently
added that strong and popular com
pany - Providence. Washineton."
MS company was organized in
100 and its assets amount to ST..
S.iSlS 81. 1t is the third oldest
Amencan company, and the seventh
oldest in the world. Policies writ
ten at the Ceredo agency.