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$40. cAsH' 81

u III.
Balance IS to SO per month; the grandest offer
ever made on property Ia this location.
TIRE BOWLING TRACT, on the direct line of
tho Oakland aud berkeley Electric Railway, and
the only l00-foot street running from Oakland 20
Berkeley
LARGE LOTS. ONLY $3.50 TO 5000 EACH.
Streets all graded; city water mains laid: posi-
lively the best and cheapest property ever offered
for sale along this great highway; only 20 minutes
TO the business center OF Oakland and only 40 min
utes 10 San Francisco: double track laid by
tho electric company; terms only $40 cash; bal
ance at 50 or $40 per month; lots only $3.50 to
5000.
THE BOWLING TRACT is the most elevated
piece OF land on this road: $50 feet above the
level, where nature and art have combined 10 make
resort for the family that is absolute perfection
THE DOwLISG TRACT. TIE GARDEN SPOT
OF CALIFORNIA.
THE BOWLING TRACT. only minutes' walk
from the State University and 10 the new public
school.
THE DOWNING TRACT Will be built up with
handsome houses. There is not a section of OAK
lands suburbs where property will increase IN value
so fast as Ia this tract
Any person who is fortunate enough 10 this
advertisement has no excuse for not hsv ng house
or his unless IL DO his misfortune to get TO
offices after the last Is taken. For fun part ecu
lars, maps and to the property apply TO w. G.
train. stop at Lorln: carriage always ready TO show
property; or go TO CARNALL-HOPhlNS CO., ga
Market ST., 5. K. sel4 IT
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TYPEWRITERS.

LII PREVIOUS WORLDS RECORDS
~ broken; 1892 perfect words written The
Caligraph in hour at Saratoga, N. Y, July, 1899;
average 36 words per minute. The Caligraph still
stands at the head. See our new black and white
keyboard. Terms OF sale to suit purchaser. CHAS.
Il. NAYLOR. gen. agent % Montgomery s. au2l IL
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E5CTCHFR BUSINESS FOR SALE AT SACRI-
- fee; horses wagons. TOOLS etc; In fine location
ard dong good business. Apply to A. II. BREED
d CO. 100 Ninth ST.. oakland. sells IT
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w NY PAY RENT,
w When for
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
You acquire
YOUR OWN HOME
In any part OF
CITY OR SUBURBSf
Apply for particulars,
JAMES SIMMONS.
seq Il FrSuMoWe l9 Montgomery st.
NJ UMEROUS CHANCES TO EXCHANGE CITY
~ ana country property: also cash buyers 1921 "a
Market ST., SwEETSER Il BRIGGS
FYOU ARE TIRED OF PAYING RENT CALL
and sea me: have 2-st0ry houses, cottage and
fats in ali parts OF the city for ia easy thly
payments equal 10 rent Inquire for particulars
LOUIS LANDER, lS Montgomery st
ses SuMoWe FIR II
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AN OPPORTUNITY OF YOUR LIFETIME TO
BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT ALONG THE
PIEDMONT CABLE
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESIATE.
I WANT TO BUY FOR CASH 8 TO 10 ACRES
i 90 d land in Sonoma Marin counties. Adj
dress b. WHITE, 765 Market St
O11nO BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME IN
t-11NO. Sonoma; everything handsomely TT
ted: Groom house. carriage. carriagehoase. barn,
stable chicken-houses. lawn, garden: choice fruit
and grapes SWEETSER& BRIGGS 102lLa Mkt .
In ACRES, MILES FROM SANGER, FRESNO
~ County; Al LAND; good house and farm
buildings; Is acres IN vines and orchard, balance
in grain: price 500 per acre: clear OF mortgage
will exchange for another ranch In any OF the coast
counties. Apply TO +. w. WOODWARD q CO. 902
Broadway. Oakland. selS 1t
IVOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. AT GREAT SAC
i rlhce. half section of good level farming land,
near 1u,are City; be iTTGated. Address 1874
Thirteenth ave. East Oakland. sells 7t
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TXPREss BUSINESS; OLD ESTABLISHED:
i good income; cheap STAND III Market. 81 90
C.Ol0 SALOON N GOOD RUNNING OR
- W.. der; living rooms; cheap rent: side
entrance Call Brzncn. se2I 3Js
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MUST BE SOLD-COFFEE SALOON: POSI-
VI lively clearing over sl50s month; trial 80 days
allowed responsible parties before purchasing. PA
OHIO EXEHA NGF. y 4 rarnY 81.
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fhe remainder OF the Fairyew Tract TO be closed
CUT at once to close partnership affairs
in this property.
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C.Ayn0N PARTNER WANTED IN BUTCHER
- LOVO. business; large cash trade; full value
in stock: would ike good man act cashier; fun
Investigation given. Address l.. NJ, box IA, Gail
Branch. SELL 3ts
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LD-ESTABLGSHED SALOON: DOING GOOD
- business; investigation solicited; no agents. j.
T.. box %. this ofhce. se2l 3ts
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CCO0 CASH: BALANCE EASY; CHOICE
sNOUU orchard: Alameda County; bargain
See MATHEWS, 100 Suffer ST. SELF 7t
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DOR SALE-THE LARGEST AND FINEST PHO
L togrs ph gallery IN Sonoma County and most
complete gallery IN StAtei doing a good business:
prizes for WORK good. Address Photograph Gallery
box 100. Call Branch OGee. SEQ RS
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STABLES TO LET.

STABLES TO LET.
81 PERRY-STABJE FOR OR MORE HORSES:
III gooa living rooms. Apply EASTON q HLD.
RIDGE. 63S Market ST. se1S RI
STORAGE.
ElRsT-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
+ 642-e44 Mission St CHAS L. TAYLOR iy3k
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BUTCHER sHOP-s45O; HORSES, CART.
> living rooms; rent $50; years lease. PArticu-
lars 757 Howard st. SEQ 7ts
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g M CIGAR-STAND AND LAUNDRY Of
4 COO. fee: yalue in sight; great sacrifice;
must sell GLEASON Il co, S73 Market st.
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EopaINa norsEs roE sALN.

G000O FINE LARGE I5.RooM House:
u -ONO. well furnished; always Tul o. desir-
able tenants sacrifice account OF country interests
viii exchange for good business ia land resi-
deBce SWLEfSERS . BRIGGS 1919 u Market
u WHITE. 765 MARKET ST., HAS HOUSES ALL
y sizes and prices; easy pay nents anu Tor ex
COrOp FIN ELY FURNISHED NEW BOARD
tCOOON. ing and 70 )ming boGs Q: Nob Hill: first
Cass. THE CARNAlL-HOPhINS CO, c. A. De-
Iartment, 90 Market 81 se21 rs
CgE0O PARTNER WANTED IN BEST SEC
SNs3OOb. ond-casS hotel IN city: German pre-
hoi hiNS CO {. a Dept 62a Market. :. +. 20 It
a.DGO BARGAIN. SUNNY CORNER FIAT:
81 -tfV. : rooms; al new: paying house: rent
Only SO. Apply }. ". GALE 9l7 Market sel9 ct
pIDON BEST s5-ROOM HOUSE mhRKET
C01OOO. ST. GALE, 9l7 Market st. sel9 Ct
CALooN ASD LoDGING-HoUsE FOR SALE.
- 2 Merchant 81 SEQ It's
CttGD i FURNISHED ROOMS: PERMA-
e wv nent roomers; rent $50; other business
cause ~ selling Z0e Second St. near Howard. 207*
LIRSI-CLASS LODGING-HOUSE 20 ROOMS:
4 iuil; steady roomers; low rent; good location;
VIII sell Teasonable; part cash; can have trial 9i6
Alssion ST sells ~
&COD LOD6ING-UOUsE: 60 ROOMS; HOUSE
--o0O. always Lnil pa Second ST. SELF IL
C.O-O WELL FINISHED HOUSE; PAYS $40
- -. over rent. can 5l2 Post st. SELF 7t%
private BOABDlNG-HOUSE: FIRST-CLASS;
j rooms; downtown; bargain. THE CAR
r ALL-hofhINS Co. c. A. Dept o24 Market 3 Z"
FURNISHED house. ROOMS SS9 JESSIE
4 81; $50 sells 7t<
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OK sALE-RoUTE on EVENING PAPER
address F., box p, this Office jyl3 cod If
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cox RESTAURANT; MUST BE SOLD AT
y = -. once; going East. Apply Grocery, 1871
Howard st. sell 3ts
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FOR THE NEXT 80 DAYS

EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS AND SPECIA
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Il HOLESALE AID RETAIL LIQUOR-STORE:
" fine trade aud No. place and bargain. Apply
J. MING, Sc cor. SaHsome and Pacific SIS. se2l TIE
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G4OTE FINE RESTAURANT COMPLETELY
~ I -. fitted up and newly renovated through
ont; partly supplied with fresh provisions Septein-
har rent maid. well lne aten Innnlra BIZ Thlrh .
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ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw.


A DFICE FREE On ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
n marriages annuiied; collections, damages. etc.
g. w HOW h. atty, $50 Market cor. Stockton. az e
NOAH T. FLOOD. AUTHORITARIAN 1871
~ Montgomery St. rooms and 8. sell I'm
w DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw 40
w California ST. rooms ls-i5; advice free do II
ID A CRofHERS ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. SIS
Ii. Clay St no3R
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cox CASH, BALANCE SIS PER MONTH"; 10
u ~ lots for sale I'm the beautiful Elmhurst
Tract; if you want 10 buy lot on the instalment
plan, and one that VIII double in-vaue before paid
for these lots. For particulars apply at once 70
owner, j. w. LAYMANCE, 4B6 Eighth st, Oak
land. sells lot
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y Ew LINE BRUSSELS CARPET eOc, sEwED
~ and laid; heavy floor ocioth. 25c; elegant
iinoieum. SOC. 5. W. SHREK. 1884 stockton St;
special attention 10 country orders. SELF 6m
CARPETS-SMITHS BRUSSELS, csc YARD;
- instslinent price elsewhere 81 yd. NJ FRIED
VIZ & CO. 22S-2so stoekLon. and 237 Post. u q
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TOR SALE-SALOON: OPP. RAILROAD DEPOT:
i terminus OF railroad and county seat: summer
resort garden and icehOuse connected with saloon;
suitable for bOwliug-sley and restaurant; long
lease and cheap rent; good place for young men.
Au-lE Chieaao krewery. 1920 Pine 81 se2l u
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CHM WOOD AND COAL YARD FOR SALE;
- IIVU. blocks from Baldwin Hotel: has
been established 20 years; doing q large trade is
clearing 500 per month; iul value in stock; horses
and wagons, ste. house for family: long lease.
Apply f. KENNY 1904 Market St
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n U1ICk-I AM NOW Al l26 FOURTH (NEW
~ buiGing). and offer large stock or general
household furniture Al reduced prices; 500 carpets
good new; stoves, So; antique chamber suits,
els parlor suits, SIS. cash or instaments: all ~
bedrock prices. T. r. ELSoN. l26 Fourth 81 al *
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GGU0 PARTNER WANTED BY HIGHLY
sDotV. respectable. responsible IN bust
ness that has been established years, and be VIII
guarantee thai IL clears $3.50 per month: be IS tired
or depending upon hired help; previous expert
enee required you can try IL until fully satisfied
before buying. 5Pply K. KENNY. 1904 Market SIS
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY AT 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
vi cages without delay. MURPHY, 326 Pine. 3 IN
oANS On REAL ESTATE. NOTES. MDS IN
il warehouse J.SBowMAN. 1928 Montgomery. II
A BARREL OF MONEY on 1Sr OR I'D MORT
"a gage per cent; no delay j. L.. III o'FarreiL y
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
VI Security Lean Bank, HOS Market ST. ,nr. Mason:
private entrance Turk n. j. FRAN KILN aCO On
-, ILL
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O D00 OYSTER HOUSE, RESTAURANT;
= DOU. O'Farren and Market sts.: every
thing new; cost 1890. receipts $50 day: IN
creasing right along: selling account other bust
ness; sure bargain. GALE. 9l7 Market st. sel9 ct
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Gl10n COFFEE SALOON 90 KESTAU-
u 1OO. rant doing large trade: clearing
SOC month; full investigation; located near
stockton and Marset: any run this; is one
% the best Of its Kind IN this city. Apply h.
KEN ny. 1904 Market st
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

= GOD ChANCE-YOUK HOUSE FURNISHED
u cOmplete win furniture carpets. stoves,
taius, Blankets pictures and mirrors al cash prices
or easy instslImeRtS; small deposit NJ. FRIED
Man q Co. largest inSIaliment house on the coast
z2s-2S0 stockton 81. PSI Post: Open evenings;
MID orders II
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BUSINESS CHANG :.

CFACLDINGiS PIONEER CARPET-BEATIN4
feiephoue 304o mrl91
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NICE LITTLE RESTAURANT. DOING PAYING
~ business. must be sold account Of proprietor
having 70 60 TO south America; price very cheap;
see ID. lO5 MIMI st. SEN II
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a OOn FOR SALE-NlCE PROFITABLE BUsI-
sDCOU. ness. suitable Tor man and wife or single
person; present owner bad place nearly years:
rent low; Two living rooms and yard Inquire Call
Hrancn. se2O BIZ
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LOT 70 TO so FEET FRONT BY 125 TO $50
FEET IN DEPTH.
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GOQO RESTAURANT; HANDSOMELY FIT
- COO. ted: established profitable trade; located
ia heart Of city: value stock and fixtures: full
investigation solicited: a chance seldom offered;
BONANZA 10 right man; fittings in for bar. SWEET
SER & BRIGGS. lD2l1L Market
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CIIY sTEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
y waiting works $40 Eighth ST.; telephone
S2EC mFl II
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GIr00 BAZAAR FULLY STOCKED WITH
u i w. varieties. statOneries, etc; close TO
schools; ice cream ana soda fountains; living
rooms, Sitting-room AID large yard: owner has
position better suited 10 his heSth; selling Tor in
Eo-ce So EEIsER & BRLGGS. IO2Ila Marcel SIS
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uAYWARDS PROPERTY
- 21a-acre lots on electric road. In full-bearing
fruit; $1,000 per acre.
1-acre lois in town and suburbs; very cheap
Ranches from TO 600 acres; finely improved:
easy terms
Apply TO p. w1LBERT, Castro st., near b. Hay
wards soils At
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7 LAWRENCE, CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
q ele Sacramento 81; eebinet work and rttinguc
efiess promptly attended; Telephone 9Ue mlc4
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-05-18
THE LAND OF FLOWERS.
A Tourist from Wellington Tells of Som
of the Scenes OF Florida.

VI tho oSohoo Va EAcAANes
kissed by sunshine,
Lulled by breezes,
Florida, the Southern Queen"
want to tell you that II you are afiiict-
ed with any disease known TO humanity,
from gout TO insomnia, you can come to
Fernandina and be made whole. The
healthfulness of the climate at all seasons
of the year is beyond question. The wat
er Is pure and soft. All forms OF throat
and lung troubles, so fatal in other eli
| mates, vanish, as If by magic, In the soft,
dry air, impregna,ed with the healing bal
sans of the pines, The pine trees are all
around us, like great sentinels, natures
physicians.
This place can be reached by the ocean
steamers and the traveller can linger to en-
Joy the beautiful Cumberland islands,
where "Light Horse" Harry Lee lies buri-
cd. Fernandina has the largest aud deep
est harbor on the eastern coast Of Florida.
One of its chief attractions is the Amelia
beach, which is over twenty miles long.
The surface Of the sand at fle edge Of the
water is as hard as a floor, tlrming mag
nifcent drive. The beacffis connected
with the city by firm, hi I'd, shell road
nearly two miles long. 4
Extensive beds Of guano aave been re-
Gently discovered in this Sc Iion OF Flori-
da. Here are the remalnstAof countless
millions Of beasts and rdswhlch lived
and died ages ago, when fns beautiful
peninsula was struggling line OF sand
and coral reefs. These discoveries have
brought millions Of dollars I'D capitalists
from all parts Of the world into the state
Land which was consideIk Id worthless
now brings a fortune into he Golfers OF
| its owners. Much Of this tuano is ship.
ped TO Europe and over alf OF II goes
through the port Of fair Feraandina.
Fernandlna is nearly thirtysix mills
from Jacksonville. This active. progres-
sive young metropolis is known the world
over as the chief objective point of AL
winter trayel to Florida. As "all roads
lead to ruin" 50 all lines Of transportation
into Florida lead to Jacksonville.
The festive alligator, an occasional bear
and frequent deer make Florida the
sportsmanic paradise.
Everybody is lazy. The eight hour idet
is popular in Florida, bnt four hour
would be more 80. The Incidence Is con
tagious. After all, give me the live and
energetic north. "H. s. H."
Fernandina. Fla, May 8, 1892.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-05-18
La GRANGE.

MAY l6.-Too much wet for dry town.
The schools close next week with suita-
BILE exercises
LIB. Pettis, of Cleveland, was in town
q few days last week.
Mrs. Cynthia Bradley is visiting at W.
II. Johnson's.
Lee Stroup, Of Elyria, was in town over
Sunday.
Charles Phillips, OF Medina, was in this
city shaking hands with old friends last
week.
Mrs. John White, of Wellington, came
here to attend the funeral Of Aunt Amelia
Turner last week. She was taken sudden
ly with a shock of paralysis and now lies
almost helpless at the home Of her son, b.
E. White.
The board OF education sold the old
school buildings last Saturday. The total
amount of the sale was something over
$500.
Miss Mabel Manville and Leon Manville,
of Wellington, are visiting their grand
father, Jerome Manville, Of this city.
Our base ball club went to Wellington
last Saturday to play the club at that place
but for various reasons, prominent among
which was the lack of sand on the part OF
the Wellington club, no game was played.
lockwood & Copeland will sell the fur
niture and fixtures belonging to the hotel
at auction next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brinsmade move TO
Cleveland tomorrow. Mr., Brinsmade will
open a new grocery and drug store in
Vest Cleveland. We wish him success.
Aunt Amelia Turner was born in Great
Bennington, Mass, January 8, 1915, and
died at LAGRANGE, o., May II, 1892. She
came with her parents to Grafton In 1917
At that time this county was an unbroken
forest. but she lived to see it turned into
beautiful cultivated fields. She remained
with her fathers family until 1853, when
she came to LAGRANGE TO llYe with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Boman Freeman, with whom she
lived until about ten years ago, since
which time she has lived with her niece
Mrs. B. L. White. She united with the
Episcopal church when she was sixteen
years Of age, and was ever after consist
ent member. Funeral services were held
at the Baptist church on Friday, May 10
Rev. L. G. Kerr officiating. X. Il.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-05-18
A Stannch Old Company. .

The year just passed has been a severe
one for fire insurance companies, 50 much
so that many of the weaker ones have been
compelled to reinsure their risks, and 60
out Of business; others are still In business
but suffering an impaired capital: In the
midst Of this unfortunate condition OF
things Il Is 4 real pleasure 70 turn 70 the
statement Of such a staunch old company
as the American Fire Of Philadelphia,
Eightytwo years of splendid success enti-
tie them to the confidence Of any person
having property to insure. Their total as
sets January 1, 1899, were $3,093, ,540.53, as
against g., ,950, ,394.07 year before, show
ing healthy increase In the face Of the
terrible losses of the year. The further
fact that they have paid nearly $53, 1000 In
dividends and taxes on the some, and car
ry a surplus that is ample for all probable
needs, fully demonstrates that this Is a
company worthy to be entrusted with your
confidence and one that can be relied
upon In time OF need. We heartily rec
ommend the Old American FIRE insurance
company, of Philadelphia. The company
is represented by ], d. Peck, Elyria.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-05-18
A Yard OF Pansles.

Here Is a chance for everybody TO get
freeo cost, an exquisite oil picture thirty.
six inches long, companion TO a yard
OF Roses" which all have seen and admir-.
ed. This exquisite picture, "A Yard OF
Pansies," was painted by the same noted
artist who did the roses. II is the same
size and is pronounced by art critics 20 be
far superior TO the roses. The reproduc-
tion is equal In every respect 10 the orig.
lnal, which cost $780, and is being gwen
free with every copy Of the June number
Of Demorest's Family Magazine. This
June number Is a grand souvenir number,
IN celebration Of the SEVENTEEN anniver.
sary Of the birthday Of the publisher and
is worth many times the cost, which Is
only 20 cts, as every purchaser will get,
practically free, an exquisite picture; and
TO those who already have Yard Of Ros
es, a Yard of Pansies will be doubly valu-
able, especially as accompanying II are
full directions for framing either the
pansies or roses at home at cost OF o
few cents. You can get the June number
OF Demorest's Family Magazine, contain.
ing a Yard Of Paneies Of any Of our news.
dealers; or send 20 cts. TO the publisher
w. Jennings Demorest, 10 East 14th
street, New York
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-05-18
Relies from Old Egypt.

Among the most interesting objects
found by the Egypt explo ration fund
workers, In 1891, were two large frag-
ments Of an inscribed red granite col
umnirom the ruins Of the great temple Of
Harsheff. They date from the time Of
Rameses H., or about 1900 B. c., and
have Just been presented to the Archeo-
logical museum Of the University Of
Pennsylvania. Accompanying them is
another object from the same temple
D sitting statue Of Rameses H., Of
heroic size. There are remarkable re-
mains OF color in three places, the
throne being very finely inscribed. The
material is Of the red limestone Of
Gebel-Ahmar. The temple is situated
at the site Of Ha-khenensu, the modern
Ahnas-el Incident, in upper Egypt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-05-18
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

When Baby was Eick, wo gave her castoria'
When she was child, sho cried for castoriA,,
When she became Miss, she olung to castOria,
When she had Children. 1ho % 'ethem cas,Orih
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osfr rsunehmg of Hnecn
a twas necessary hv
$2 $6 for Now
Iherayto
fGoolnh frtwoNms sHe lh tHemnt ell
made fmas
nit hhweha amoa
town
eheaaum rfrradyt wear
tina Nrc head hedl
ID. b. GOODRICH.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-05-18
Chineae PatIeAta.

European doctors In China find tho
Celestials somewhat trying patients.
John Chinaman rarely obeys the in
structions how TO take his medicine, but
eonsults with his friends on the subject,
and follows the advice OF the majority.
As the native practitioners furnish very
large doses, John is apt TO think that
the foreigner has been mean In giving
him small quantity, and so takes two
or three doses at onea.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-05-18
Ia He Your Friend?

Is the family doctor your friend' How
many unnecessary visits does he make
you! How many days does he keep you
sick that you ought to be at your work,
and so doing how many hard-earned dol
lars does he exIort from your Would II
not be better for you to place your trust In
Sulpher Bitters! Try them, they will be
a true friend. Saving you long sickness
and large bill, which you have hitherto
paid to some ayarlcious doctor.-Editor
State Journal, ~