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YELLOW FEVER
And Bullets DO Havoc In BrnzIi-Ths
Former killing on the People at "a Pear
M

And Bullets DO Havoc In Brnzii-The
Former killing on the People at Fear
fui Rate.
NEW YORK, Jan. THE United
States and Brazil steamship Zeguranea.
which arrived at Quarantine Wcdnes-
day morning from Brazilian ports.
brings a terrible story OF suffering and
death both from yellow fever and bull
let's AZ Santos. Brazil An epidemic of
yellow fever. with n terribly high rate
of mortality. has been raging AZ Santos
for some time
The Zcguranea brings the first in
formation of n bloody encounter be-
tween the government troops aud the
people OF santos. in which a mum Der OF
lives We're lost On December Il the
government sent military governor
10 santos To replace the former Cover.
nor OF that place. The people regarded
this as an act Of tyranny and oppression.
When the military governor APP
pcared on December 30. surrounded by
troops, the revolutionary feeling OF the
people broke loose and the storm was
soon raging. The soldiers cndeavored
90 disPerse che citizens and were pelted
with stones and other missiles The
N'Noi 'hai tHhht 10 hTe on the people.
and az We first voliey "a dozen citizens
fell dead. while n NUN Der were wound
ed. The revoiutionists gave way. but
quickly gathered renewed courage
and prepared 70 make desper-
ate resistance The troops charged
upon and drove them from street 20
street, many OF the citizens falling
pierced by bavonets or bullets A
pitched battle took place on one OF the
2iazas, and the dan % musketry. cou.
Piled with tho cries Of the wounded and
diving filed the air. The citizens stab
bornly resisted bat the trained soidters
were too much for them When the
tumult finally subsidized in the scene
Of carnage and blood It was found that
thirty had been. killed outright and sew.
cnty-fve or y hundred wounded
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thousand men. Two were killed. five
seriously stabbed and eighteen more
bruised and hurt Every one of them
was stabbed from behind. not one i'm
front II my sailors had been armed
they could have defended themselves.
for when even two OF them turned at
bay the Chilians fed II they had had
knives | believe each one could have
chased n dozen Chilians The wound
ed are all well now. but | can not per
init them 10 be interviewed az present"
The riot lasted about an hour and n
half Capt Schley's attention was
called TO the report OF the procurator
fiscal OF Valparaiso. which stated that
all but two witnesses declared that the
police had done their full duty. II do
not know what my men testified" said
the captain. but ! am sure il was
nothing like that After much trouble
the Gillian authorities allowed Lieut.
Henry McCrea to be present at the ex-
animation of the men. tut they swore
him TO secrecy. aud he can not IN AXE pub
tic what was said They also made the
sailors sign two papers written in Span
ish. Of the contents Of one OF which
am ignorant Nav be the proc orator
A~hS- as slbiSf1~II Cl tue strength
OF something contained ia these. The
Baltimore left Valparaiso December
10. rather suddenly. Our cruise has
not been "A pleasant one. We were
in CHILEAN waters eight months. and
il was like lying out at sea, with nc
chance or invitation 20 go ashore.
The feeling towards us in Chilli is not
cordial TO say the least / think the
statement in this mornings papers that
Chilli intends TO offer full apology is
sery doubtful Following is the list OF
men badly hurt in the riot: George
Pautes. J. Anderson. j. Hamilton. j.
Davidson and j. w. Talbot All these
are now fully recovered though at one
time their lives were in danger.
Charles w. Riggin was killed on shore
and William Turnbull died of his
wounds shortly aftcrward"
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Farmers work i'm gooi weather 0fteu
bcyoud proper hours that g. to Say
beyond thc safe limit of endurance. be-
cansc there are conditions thaf require
prolonged effort Bat there must b.
compensation. 90 haisnc. et.h hour
81 oversvork q full bour.or more. ID 30 n
be taken ont 20 time that oiherwise
m .ght b. used bon labf. Zen saf.
ling and 10 viii fv neis when fel .-s.., 4.
bot keep 10 bent "a week and II VIII not
resume its former shape. 81 with =
har,i-wOrkinR farmer who takes TO 80
tie time for rest
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~ f9TI~r4 Ituf<n Oep<NN< Attoxetnrr =
Wise start.
As rule the model man il the de.
scendant of superior parents. grand
parents and line Of ancestors noted
for greatness III sod always teaches
the observer that like produces like"
But man. physically. In bat an animal.
aud the farm creatures may he con-
sidcred in n similar light. Their origin
il important. Their merit for sustaining
themselves In health. and maintaining
profitable growth. II To he talsea into
account The finish--thc meeting OF
the reasonable expectation of the
breeder. feeder and user or consumer
Is dependent upon their breeding. The
horse must have limbs. hoofs. etc,
natural aud cultivated action, and
weight sufficient FOR his work. or he j.
vnluelesS SO. too. il the bovine
animal lacking whose flesh and milk
as food j. produced at loss To the
farmer IL II also unsatisfactory TO
the consumer though bought at n
moderate price. The same holds true
of the pork, mutton. wool and cgg pro.
ducers ~ on their breeding. care and
management hinges much of the In
come of the farm. To start right i'm
breeding il as necessary as In building
dwelling. The rock OF Intelligence
and skill u not To bc compared with
the sands of chance; and policy that
does not take cogni lance of the whole
life history OF animals will result In
loss.
The keystone OF the arch of success.
full breeding and management. h n fer
tile, active hrain-onc not stultificd by
an ovcr-cxhausted body An over
worked farmer. who had not learned
20 think. found himself poorer. year
after year though he had wide acres
and large herds by accident he lost
his right arm and was thus compelled
TO cease the slavish use of his muscles.
BY active use OF his brain he kept his
farming and stoek-growingi In progress
and success began with the loss OF this
member. Others may take from this
true incident the hint To exercise faith
In their brains Systematic manage
ment rather than only their. own mus.
cles, viii win success. Think of the
worth OF good sircsi II one or two
farmers have eight or ten cows. pure.
bred bull il worth To them treble the
value by weight OF hsst-class beef 90
t'htH If'Hu' Ut hptncls nut tue Ntuf-
ling at 1000 or 800 pounds can often
be bought FOR 10 cents per pound. With
care the offspring will make good /. 900
pounds"baby beef at 20 months of age.
worth now @ cents. or s72. The com
mon steer same age, with same care.
brings but half this amount. counting
the weight at 900 pounds and price 4
cents, which are high estimates Five
litters OF pigs by a pure, selected boar
2, OF them at months OF age will yield
1000 more pork than tho be-, GU com.
aion.sort at 4 cents; only this is nearly
double the average cost Of the pure
bred boar which is capable of string
several times as many pigs The same
rule holds good In the breeding 81
horses. sheep and poultry With Tie
new year every farmer should start
Alright. only superior sircs should
ever be used.-orangc Judd Farmer.
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nh gone
woman's suffering aud woman's
weakness. DIR. piercc's Favorito
Prescription puts stop 10 il. It's
n remedy for all the delicate do.
engagements and disorders that mako
her suffer, and cure for all the dis
eases and disturbances that mako
her weak. It's n legitimate mcdi.
cine, that correots aud cures; n
tonic that invigoratcs and builds
up; a nervine that soothcs and
strengthens. For bearing down
pains, displaccments, all the func-
tional irregularities peculiar to the
sex, it's a safe and certain remedy.
Other medicines claim 10 cure ?
That's true. But they don't claim
10 do this: IL the Fayorito Pro.
scription fails 10 give satisfaction.
in any case for which it's recon.
mended, the money paid for IL is
refunded.
Judge for yourself which il likely
10 be the better medicine.
And think whether something else
offered by tho dealer u likely 10 be-
just ms good"
You pay only for the good you get.
On these terms it's the cheapest.
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THE kHEDIve DEAD.


The Ruler of Egypt Dies with the Grip
Europe startled by Unexpected
Change.
CAIRO, Jan. s-The lxhedive OF Egvpt.
" no has been i'll some time with infIu-
enza. died Thursday
Unclaimed TewfilS was born Novem-
Der 10. 1852 lie was the son Of Ismail
l.. and succeeded 70 the throne on the
10Th day OF June, 1879 On January IS.
1873. he was married 10 Princess
Emineh, daughter 81 El-IIamy Pasha
He has two sons Abbas. the heir-ap.
parent, now II years old. and Mchemet
Ali, -. and two daughters aged H. and
10. The succession will 90 to the cid.
est son. The khedivcs annual allow.
ance was $500. 600 The five grcn.
European powers have great deal &C
say about the management of the a.
fairs of Egypt
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seems TO suit il better than the arti-
fetal protection Of man, a. IL has be-
come partially naturalizcd in some OF
the eastern states and here lin Iowa
frequently grows year after year from
self sown seed among the bushes and
grass i'm the vicinity of gardens from
whence the wind has originally waited
its plumcd seeds. The roots of the
large varieties often grow TO an inch
and half In diameter and foot or
more in length, and should have few
side roots The leaves are long and
grass-lilSe, and the flowers which APP
pear the second year from the seed are
large. handsome and of peculiar soft
purple color, opening early In the
morning aud closing before noon. For
winter use the roots should bc packed
In sand or earth and placed in the eel.
lar. In this way they do not become
dry and shr'yeled. Prairie Farmer.
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A young woman. who had half don
en- times either mi>isid or been robbed
Of her best umbrella finally concluded
TO try an original way OF keeping IL
She had n new ono made and mounted
on an ivory-toppcd ssick Then she Ind
the heavy piece OF ivory carved into AN
excellent counterpart Of her own head
end fnce No one looking ut the bit of
ivory work for an instant could mis-
take the likeness between the owner
and the head on the handle. Her friends
predicted that the beauty OF the handle
would only add TO the iaducement TO
steal. for the head and face were cx-
cecdingly beautiful and tho shrcwd
young woman knew perfectly well that
they were when shc ordered H. But
the strange part of IL was Il did not
For six years the owner has carried
that umbrcilp. through rain and shine.
having new cover put ON when neces-
sary, and only once has she missed IL
That time shs left IL landing In shop.
and before sae had made the rounds n
polite foor-~nlkcr had returned IL To
her with n smile. San Francisco Argo-
nant
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hogs TO be butchercd at one time. BB
are the side rails running from one
pair Of posts - the top. 'scantlings .
by inches are good for these. G il a
windlass 10 raise the hog after IL is
scraped from the platform ID % the side
rails II IL. letting the ends Of the gam
brel rest on the side rails. Then the
hog can be slid back 20 make room
for another. Nail piece Of plank T.
the outside OF each Of the front posts
and let them extend about foot above
the post for the windlass 90 work ia
Let the rope pass M ON The back side
OF this windlass, and As yon raise the
hog IL lands s. further back on the rail
"A. vs.. Lncaa. Gu Fartu and HONG.
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strange c>sss car~d ~ ~ m~0~ns $780,
10y con" - ne every d&y. u>~e ~ 80 -
fsrslrsis -hirlfne~-- ~ The 1v>p 49, 49, 80
NJ s~sssei ots>svevr al xs~n~sy . ossD
ano-. snrs. ~ t-s-s hod u ~ Ss.se.~ runsss
that mske- all tfsnnr.
vfnafstA cfrv. vsvseA. ~ - -
Dsnsif h>nneis -r~sr ssi vsss ~s.ap - 80
VI 700 tboo, uins y~sr~ sxo 80 $1,000 ~
MT left siae. and the best a>uA~~ x.~~ - - 49,
Too f~o y~sf-. sni vs- ntvtsc1 ~ 49, -,
e~ve~y. -hieh dsf its sstr. srt IN = ~ -.
~ss r~-tssfr ., health. At-u< fsrsw yunrp - -
came blind Ia my isft eye ~ ss-sa~n saanp.ua
i@-s h.ruh vas tassu vius n ovsppn| - -
tpnrn~d - my r~.i Zoe thr~~ rsDusss. a - 49,
thst tive. ~ In rs~ Start. us~o n savunn - -
yoef Oss~ss~sy vss uss shisx ~ - - ~ -
eo,tic. anf h~fofv n -. half s,<-s 49, -, =. -
- ny ~sfh N The mines. ~o~ In r-vnrB - - 80
a. lost my isf' eye sst sf--s n s.~naAs - -
uzht ctr becsrss ~ s~i vfsls .puas spup -,
rsht a. asa ths icft efes--,.st> s<-.-s s~~-ar -
tnem -eut sinr~ have ben sslpx yc-.r nesr~~sww
,n'I ~ -it w rsot sf~ but t,fs~s s<<1 sNs<n <<A-
the sftsbt isht - h~s.rn r--s<-- .nssu -
srrrsrsnn~ In rnr <r ef-. am ~ofs~<f<sfr sssn--
ish~n ., - aod tisns f4o<f sn-f ya-sr r. $500
bsss"serss fears truly. mAxa Wnsrn
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Cod-liver oil suggests con-
sumption; which is almost un-
fortunate. It's best use is be-
fore you fear consumption
when you begin to get thin.
Consumption is only one Of
the dangers Of thinness.
SCOTS Emulsion Of cod.
liver oil makes the thin
plump. and the plump are
almost safe.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIysxo-free.
SER (. Eos-s. os--iss.. - sss'h "a s-s....
feas srszEss sssss SCR. R.,.s.s.s q ed. 5,.,
"~-.a as~ss-ts s.sry-A-ss@-- o.
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SENATOR SHERMAN.

Ohio VIII send Hir. 20 the sensse for sb.
Sisth Time sesuit 81 the caucus
COLUMBUS. o. Jas. when the sen
atoriai eaucus which nominated Mr.
sherman. "Wednesday nigat for his
sixth tert had ended it wac remarked
with truth that ex-GOv. Foraker had
everything but the Office and the sal
airy. The fight which he had made
against the most terrible odds was the
most magnificent In the history Of
American politics There was Lut one
ballot taken. and that resulted a. fol-
lows: sherman ~; Foraker IS; MeKin.
lev !. Foster /.
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MONEY IN PORK.
The Outlook for Hogs brighter Than NJ
Has Been for Years.

The Outlook for Hogs brighter Than NJ
Has Been for Years.
Those farmcYs who read the papers
ane try Co keep mp with the times.
know that corn aud clover make good
growth for pigs and good pork. II
SKINNED milk can bc added. so much
the better; less corn and clover will be
required. IL is pretty well settled, by
those who have tried IL, that n hog
weighing from 80 TO 100 pounds in
May will double It's weight by fall
with no other food than the clover
pasture. An acre of clover will pas
ture eight TO ten hogs, an equivalent
OF 1000 pounds of pork OF equal TO 1850
bushels Of corn. But we would not
confinc hogs 90 either corn or clover;
IL they can have only one. by all
means give them the clover II is bet
ter 10 combine the two and then oc-
casionally throw in little something
else 20 make variety. The clover Is
best relished when young and tender.
Hence II Is better % keep enough hogs
60 the acre TO keep the clover well fed
down.
The destruction OF hogs last year be.
cause OF the short corn crop. the OPEN
ing OF foreign markets To- our pork
products. and the short hog crop this
year, added TO the naturally increasing
demand because OF increase OF pOpula-
ton. ali point 10 higher prices for some
time 10 come. Our big corn and grain
crops this year will help ont wonder
fully in supplying the demands OF tho
market, as swine breed rapidly under
favorable conditions and modern meth
DDS OF breeding and rearing produce
msrketablcporx ia remarkably short
period. With plenty Of feed and good
demand, no one need hesitate about the
profitable production Of pork until fu-
ture signs some way off, shall point 90
the prospects 81 "a Quilted market Tn
Gil then pork must be "a paying product,
and still more so because 81 the higher
price of beef Of the best quality. Sure
~, the avenues of prosperity appear to
be opening freely 10 orr farmers. who
have been resting 80 long under a cloud.
The farmer who has faith In the hog
may reasonably hope ca now enjoy the
reward % well doing. -CoIman's Rural
World
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scHlgy II SAN FRANCISCO.


Talks "n the Valparaiso OutrNx- aud
Ss~is~rste~ His i'r~~isss Statement
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan The United
States cruiser baltimore arrived here
from Valparaiso via Callao Capt.
Sehiey was Immediately interviewed by
q reported lie stated tina, his report
had been forwarded to Washington and
ne was not at liberty to make any
statements concerning its contents He
stated. however. that he could see no
reason to modify his former telegraphic
report based on the investigation of the
Valparaiso outrage by the officers of
the Baltimore My men," said he.
"thirty-four in number aud entirely
unarmed, were attacked at almost the
same moment in half dozen different
parts of the district of the city.
mile and "A half wide. by mobs
varying from three hundred To two
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Columns. o.. Jan. Auditor era.
ham. 81 Warren county was paroIed
by the prison managers Wednesday
morning. and be goes out Thursday. AZ
the same time, Coleman. the treasurer.
and his accomplish. goes out by expir.
alton Of sentence. Graham sentence
was seventeen years aud fine Of ssh.
600 amount Of his shortage II
was regarded AZ a life sentence. since
he did not have &c money 10 pay the
fine. and. II he worked Il out. IL would
require more than his natural life 10
do IL cOieman's sentence was two
years
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CRY oF MEXICO, Jan. There are
well founded rumors here that there
are revolutions in progress in Guate-
mals, as no dispatches since the presi.
dental elections Of the list 81 January
have been received here from any part
OF that COUNTRY.
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Facts yyorth knovin..

In all diseases OF tho nasal mucous mem.
brano the reuledy uscd must b. non lrritat
ing Tho medical profession has been slow
70 learn this Nothing satisfactory can DO
ucrs, rAringce. nstriuvcnts or anv sim liar
nppilcation. because they are NIL irritating
DO not thoroughly reach the affected sur-
faces ana should be- abandoned NJ worse
IMAM failures. A multitude Of persons who
had Tor years horne all the worry aud pain
thnt cainrrh can infliot testify 10 radical
and permanent cures wrought hv Elv's
Nrcan balm Prico 20 cents M Druggists
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WAsHISoroS. Jan. S--The condition
% Secretary Blaine Is not regarded by
his family or immediate friends a. seri
Gus His daughter assisted at n recep.
tion az Mrs Hale's Thursday afternoon
AMI Mrs. Blaine was there for an hour
o. more
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srArr or OnIa. CIrr or Tolrno.

FnA~s j. CREME, makes oath that he IL
the senior partner OF the frm OF r. J
CnHNus a. Co. doug business la the CITY
Of Toledo County aud Stats aforesaid. and
That said FIRM will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case OF CatarTh that cannot be cured by The
use OF HAAS CArAnnn CrnH
FR,NK j CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me aud subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day OF December, A.
ID. lSNi
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n the floor ia uell-covered with
leaves the dampnsss wIl b. aBsorl,s
Dry floors make the poultry hou-t
more comforts bic. Ia the case o.
ducka he dr. floor is very important
81 they are soon iuipFed ~ foors TIA
arr cold and damp add hsco1se lame
% viii cost b. title 4 have . dr.
dpor
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LONDON. Jan. s-The earl Of Itch
field died Thursday. lie was born
August u. 1s25. and succeeded 10 the
title upon the death Of his father March
y. 1854 He will be succeeded By his
eldest son. Thomas Francis Arson. who
was born January 81. 1866.
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HANDY HOG LITTER.

4 Convenient Device for Is. at Hog KIN.
log Tune.
have 40 often had To strain myself
in the past 10 lift heavy animals that
set to work 90 contrivc something 20
make butcherinc easier. and here II the
result; A A 4 a represent four posts 6
feet high. set in pairs about 2 feet 3
inches apart, the distance the other
way To depend upon the number Of
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The Only one Ever printed--Csn you Pine
- w.

There is "a q inch display advertisement
In this paper. this week. which hos no two
words alike except one word. The same Ia
true OF each new one nrir caring each week
from Tie DIR. Hnricr Medicine Co This
house places "a Crescent on everything
they mako and publish Look for IL. send
them tho name OF the word and they will
return you book, beautiful autographs or
samples free.
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OF preventing Tho grippe. coids. headaches,
and fcret~ In 70 uso inc LIQUID LAXATIVE
rcmcdy syrup Of rRs. whencvcr the sys-
ton, nccfs gcnti~ yet effective cisan.ing.
To b. bcncnted ono must get tho true rem.
ely MANUFACTURED by tho California Fir
syrup Co only. Dor sale by all druggists
In coc. and ~ bcttlca
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FARM AND GARDEN.
THE VEGETABLE oYsrER.


s>isify IL oas ef Tn. Ne-t .Teeshseme nj
Vegetables
This. when rightly cultivated and pre-
pared for use. is ono of the most de-
hcious of vegetables. and should he
more widely known TO receive the APP
probation ii deserves Like the beet
carrot and parsnip ii Is n biennial. and
like the last the flavor is improved by
frost Unfortunately the satisfy does
not. as stated in seedmcn's catalogues.
endure our winters without protection
"a the parsnip does Even with protec-
ton IL IL no uncommon thing on uneov-
ering I'm the spring In find the crowns of
two-thirsis of them rotton- The natural
protection afforded by weeds and grass
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ESoLtsH. Ind Jan 8 Two brothers.
Stroud and Charles Van Meter. we're
blown ia a premature dynamite
blast at the Marengo quarry. stroud
was fatally injured and Charles may
die.
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PnIvArr EXrCuTfoSs - Great Editor
"Scud "a man 60 that execution Tomorrow.
and tel him 10 keep IL down 10 two col
umus"
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A. w. GLEASON
srst

Halle Ca'arri Cure "a taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur.
inccs OF the system. Send for testimonials.
free r. j CHENEY A 90 Toicdc m
To Sold by Druggists. zoe
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Prorrr Arc Killed by Cough. that Halc's
Honey of Horchound and Tar would curr
Pixies roothachs Drops Cure IN enc minute
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rHr devil I. always willing 10 aid In put
Ing up nne or ssovepipc. - Galveston
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SOMEBODY says that poets are declining
This may he 40. but you had better not ask
y poet what he will take ON the strength OF
It. Boston Bulletin.
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A Coron, Com, ore Sour TnRoar should
not bc neglected. BRoyyN.s BIioScHiAf
Trocnrs aro simple remedy, and give
prompt relief - cts. box
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Tur man who "grasped Mt n straw wasn't
drowning Ho was trying To drown ME
sorrOws. p Boaton Post
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IT doesu't often happen that You meet a
man who Is considered hero at home
Rams Horn
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BEEcHsH Pills enjoy the largest snle OF
any proprietary medicine In tho world
Made only in 81 Heiens, England
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