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sleeves.

The other dress is Of pale blue cash
mere, with double band, Swiss bodice
and sleeves of dark green velutina The
guimpe and pnlfs are of cashmere braid
ed with silver braid studded with small
black jet beads. The cashmere costs
about sixty cents u yard and requires
about Il yards, and II yards of velu-
tint, which is one yard wide. Ii velvet
is used it would need y yards, ;.s it is
only twenty-four inches wide.
After all, it all depends upon the taste
of the l:ltly whether she is well or i'll
dressed on Il small income. The power
of making her own clothes, excepting
cloaks, and Il complete understanding of
herself are necessary, also thrift and
economy i'll taking care Of her clothes
and Judgment in bnyins; but the best
general guide is. get the best you can,
take care of it and get everything to
match us nearly as possible.
nT
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. VOL. %, NO. 25.
ST. VINCENT's BONES.
HEREAFTER THEY WILL LIE IN A
SHRINE AT PITTSBURG.

How Father Dutfncr Secured the Relies
of IL Martyr for 81. Peters Church.
Safe Arrival or the SeaIed Cusket from
Switzerland.
Some time in January the remains of
Il real saint will be exhibited III the
sanctuary Of St Pe<ers church. on
South Twenty-cighth street, in the city
Of Pittsbu1g. @.@
Rev. j. B. Duffner. the popular rector
of the Smoky City church. secured the
sacred relics while he was making il tour
through central Europe last summer
He obtained them after months Of nego-
tiation and not a little diplomacy. They
are the bones Of st. Vincent, who died a
martyrs death i'll the latter part Of the
Fifteenth century t ...|#
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Danger in Worry, Not In Work

1t is not the work but the worry which
kills There is no tonic for the body
like regular work Of the mind. though
this is unfortunately not often appreci-
ated or not allowed by the physicians TO
whom anxious mothers take their grow
ing daughters. --Halls Journal of Health.
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EIf'ESTAIAS in
the south is more
nearly assilnilat.
ing that Of the
north every year,
but i'll antcbel-
lllln times it was
Il season Of fea-
tivity which, be
ginning Oh the
2.Ith Of Decein-
t,er', did not end
until after New
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New YonH. Dec. Ill am firmly con-
WINGED that it is possible for women to
dress well today on less money than ever
before. Let me give some figures re-
garding the dress of IL certain we'll
gownel woman as she garbs herself for
the street She has Il stout plain pair of
boots, ut s4pes2. 30: black stockings thr-
ty cents; uu1erlinen, altogether, 81. so,
including fannels and corsets, for fan
nels are very cheap, and a fair pair Of
cOrsets costs seventy cents
Her dress will be of camel's hair or
chpviot of rOntI f,ualitv 5.ostin,r all
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OLIVE HARPER

1t is said that four-iifths of the steam
engines Of the world have been con-
structel within tho last twenty-five
years. The total horse power is esti-
mated ut 40, 900, 900, of which the United
States has 1900, 900, Great Britain 7,oo0,
900, Germany 4,5oo,Goo,' France S,000,-
900 and Austria 500, ,o03.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY OFFICERS.

The Roster of officers of Deer Lodge Is az
follows:
State Senator-W. II. Thornton.
District Judged. NJ. Dnrfee.
Clerk OF District Court-Welllng Napton.
Sheriff. T. Quigley @m
Assessor-A. G. station. @&
Clerk and Recorder. F. Brazelton.
County Attorney--W S. Shaw.
Superintendent of Public Schools : Margaret
I. Wolfe
TreaSurer--R T. Kennon m
Surveyor Henry B. Davis. e. .om
Cproner-W William RAY. a.@$ @u..
Public AGIniniStratur-B +. Brown.
County Commissioners l.. Halnitoi. George
I1ckve. A. A. Mcdonald.
ReprrsentativesTohI. K. Toule. Sivcn Hughes,
c. NJ. Crutch!ield. +. Hollywood. c. X. Hardel-
brook K. e. Humber, j. W. Blair.
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BELIEVED IN HIMSELF.

The Lutte Senator Plumb. of Kansas
Was II Typical American Citizen.
Preston B. Plumb, printer, farmer,
editor, soldier, lawyer and senator. was
in the best and broa.lcst sense Of the
phrase Il self made man 1t is as lnnch
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Only iettcrs-naught but letters,
Yet what stories they reveal. ."
Long forgotten JOYS and SORROWS
Der our memories once more steal.
Fond hearts p!ishtcd, hopes all blightcd,
On which time hath rung his knell:
And these letters are but toInbstoues
10 the form once loved so we'll.
DE ROsuttc.
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THE: COST OF DRESSING.
OLIVE HARPER SAYS IT is LESS
-~ THAN 1T USED TO BE.

Figures Showing That Thirty Dollar.
win Buy :. Handsome, Stylish Street
Outfit-Something About the Dress Oh
Yuun. Girls.
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A PLANTATION XMAS.
HOW TIE DAY WAS SPENT IN THE
SOUTH "BEFORe THE WAR CANE"

Vivid description of tie Festivities. in
which the Haster. Guests and Slaves
Joined with Hearty food "ill-LUts
Of Fun and Lots 10 Eat.
Copyright, 1891, by American Press Associa-
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DUTY.

What is our duty hcro4 To tend +
From good to bettcr-thcuce II, ls.st:
Grateful to drink life's cup-thclt and
Unmurmurins to DIR bed of r..se;
To pluck tho flowers that round rs blow.
Scattering the fragrance US wes go.
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Hon, Nathan Golf. Jr. Of Wcst Nir
ginia, who was rece'lsly appointed TO one
of the circuit iulgcsilips created by the
Evarts law, is a man Ui remarkable Der.
sonal courage as well as Of good legal
attuinncn,s. During tie war he had
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clleviOt, {

K --'. WI, ,CputlOEltDlN
i'''.' and faahionaDly
dressed, and, What il better, She need
not lay ont this amount al! at once, but
by buying each article as it becomes
necessary, the burden is lightenetl Such
jacket, dress and parasol should last
one season at least for best, two il tine
wearer is reasonably careful Of them.
4 good cheyiot or cameis hair in black
ol some dark color il suitable for almost
any occasion.
Most fashion writers revel il tile con
temptation Of magnificent and costly
gowns, ignoring the mass Of everyday
dresses that are worn and the fact that
the very persons who wear the superb
costumes they describe don't wear them
always. There are thousands Of women
gowned i'll plain and comparatively i'll
expensive woolens TO one who wears the
purple and line linen, so | feel thut it
would he offending the taste of the ma
lollly of my gentle readers if | tried to
miSlead them into thinking that in the
fashionable world it is always silk
gowns for breakfast ana satin ones for
tea. . ""-|
-h'''''tt :, tSttu iNLpi III Ids DStil
wrought i'll this age Of common sense in
dress, and that is that young girls have
never been SO we'll dressed as now. BY
that | mean 50 simply aud suitably for
their age. III this connection are three
young girls. The one alone wears a
plain princess cut gown Of diagonal
cneviot. with sleeves guimpe and foot
band Of faille 10 match. This band ut
the bottom gives faint suspicion that
the dress has 10y this means been length
elled, II it has not, it could be If the
young wcarer grows tail. It is very
neat. plain and yet quite drcssyz enough
Any woolen goods would be pretty made
SO. Old silk, surah Of any kind can pt.
utilized, and a few nail heads here and
there take off the old look This is for i.
girl from thirteen to sixteen.
The other two are for girls of from
sixteen to eighteen. The smaller one
has Il plain skirt Of Powered India silk
or chalhe or any other rather light wool
Ell material, made with narrow hounce
all around the skirt. A rut1le of the
same, herring bolcd in some other shade
than the goods, makes a dainty finish
around the neck and double puffed
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TILE BANNER AND TIE GLADIATOR.
few enthusiasts To meet in some secotii
class hall, one pr two nations only be-
ing represented, and there fire off Il
lot of gush" and resolve that everybody
must be good and stop ullarreling.
But in the recent congress every civ
illzed nation had delegates; the speechss.
exhibited the highest order Of talent:
tha Suggestions Were Of practical value,
and the scholars and statesmen of Italy
took care that great publicity should ~
gwen Germany sent delegates from
five associations, England from sixteen
Austria, Belgium and several minor
states from one each, France from
twelyea,l,l ilie United States of America
frtn tjvr Among he~e was Ar- Marv
Fr"Sr DFlns1eN, who presented ~ th-
tol!Erass j 'FaAcc tlGgN of bvaHtifll Xix
lnaae w he Philadelphia Women Peace
society VII. -"
The design is 1eautiful The flag Of
ea"ii nation tt9r each congress that uf
tilau@ttah IA whirll il i4 helI is tuE
d@n@tlri %ll.a l-lpf.;il Mi plre wlIitewith
btN&l @ttit.s arl4r tlil tlliS. ii, ,rl lEl,-
A. '0'd tae tl@@ tt+". ii tlIe rRl;,tug wiil
gjNe tae pre},@r "d.tg, The word '.peate''
is 'a alpo"9 ''l@t,Id t,ttar~. lthee vari-
atioH- aa. HUyiIel fur t. Iust..s tlip com
b'Gufl With EtHJ lagA Effective a
s1pIl:"l sV,ncItiauaa wns ntgj Mh,nl
tl3%t @a1 pmAtuttl tht Usiele tltGeC
II N r.l& {E3iis Nj thr t ra3tI4 4t4t,lo1F
t0a@%lalat 4 3%A@ tlH}- B!andiHH ljIj.
@HJ,&iAs II l&v GIuI u 4fe. "....
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,Spcciai Correspondence.

Especial Correspondence.
NASHVILLE Dec, l7.-Though Georliss
has bren the scene Of the evolution of
Charles F. Crisp from well nigh i,ries
less barrister to the plethoric practice Of
an acknowledged leader ut the bar, ana
though Georgia ballots elevated him
from the dIeary routine of Il circmt
lndSeShlp TO the potent arena Of the halls
Of congress, yet his experience on Ten
nessee soil is doubtless remembered by
him as the most unique Of his life. The
English bora Lad Gtnl Mr.. Crisp is the
only speaker who WAS born outside of
the United StatesJ was carried to Barls-
town, KY. early in the tifties by his par
enfS. i'll company with an only brother
and two sisters, in order that their tsdn-
cation might receive some attention,
their parents being actors.
Atthat time one Of the richest citizens
Of Nashville was James Davis. His
clothing :nl dry goods establishment
was known far and wide AS the largeSt
between Louisville and New Orleans.
Many a plantation WA supplied from
80 aili's Witfehnus" ll "AchahSe for
Gotten aud negroes, fur Ill" ttln nberlHn1l
rlyrr was yely ilnporttli; artery Of
commerce III thqsr H.teraiIr9Ad days.
fronts weir enormous compared with
present margins, and rs DAVIS had II"
means - l"lfGhilSt' heavily t0r :ash, the
laS>lh4 yrlfs SAW hlHt atHAlnlt!hlea i tof-
tune lrit!G~iy fpr tnat.Ieril.
, NV, .l.i4 W /. .
AS il'7 Se'iSfl lneeFr1''t77Aa = llAfafa!
,"ha'f'SS /. M lfaSei ''SSsi''Fi i'stAl, tiitl'
1--WE lhVsr Ila'i4 y pl"a@At+ ltlp Y"
the far eu-t. Iu- stla.. WAS hi, h41ll6y
ana M, wi, ;li E!,i,jrl,,. If ,t,. h.st r..
s5tts XErr.t5ar N. %ys,@tm ,,,.pa.#r..5..E-
$iuh lI s,maG,G tIItgF .1t.a N3fl. r;,troI-r
,lles,tl4f N yy ag.- w5,.n 1Iyti,t.a II Il, III.
yn tjI,. a5nrt+. MI N tI;4,, Wy, r,r
tf..n fr.,5I. NJ fi,rIr-,Ii Fr~14tn ,s,~ II. ,I.l.
title t1 t..W s,f~ ,v4r.. i,,n,.r-,,.Is+z.! u.
laGv. DAVIS >:a-. a.i,lsia.,. wan if.}r
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DEER LODGE, MONTANA. JAN. 8. 1892.
lr= rLAl UE ptACE.

It Was Pirlt Exhibited III the Recent
Congress in Rome.
The international Pclce congress, re-
Gently held at Rome, ranked far above
any meeting OF that nature convened III
recent times. The rule has been for a
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has lett the horses u!clrriru. and there
may be an unstpa,liuess about the foot
steps OF even old Daddy Ben. But who
cares: Who complains: Christmas comes
but oncca yelr'
f. &. DE FoNTAINE
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f. e. DE FoNTAISE.
T;,r Comedians Last Night

1'hr Cume.I1:,n,s Last Night.
M ", S%' ~ Nv W. ~ ll"to
nv ''t'' ' - A=, 80 '''E 80 ? t't'o.
Nv. Nv N"' Wy nv "a, ~ - ~ ,n'' "t"'N
,,,i '''NI w. - ~ "a w. '''' "t'
- t'''' - - y, .''1 ii,oi
Though work aii{i tr"nhlr-il7 You sec
fNul years have brought me somewhat low
y lailul, You say No,h no, moi yet.
= VI, II hiI Witti sueii iEisi,
htfr Is tis man %onia haze ihe quit
w lthnil one triumph ~ thc lstalt
~. - ,,a, - - .',''E
o,',.,,!,l,,,,, :. - 80
-. 'I ~ - -, ~ "','' ''''"''
~ ,,,,,' - 80 ''''' ''i' 't.>'2f>'
',,,.,,-,,,',, ~ .ls - " s"tI'
- -. ~ u ~ ''N' '''9i'i GtS
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and nemittaures Promptly made. New yorl
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Deer Lose. Nontaaa. p, !, "ener;,l banking
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Bank. New York City. y. Y.
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onlr, over OWNS CIV pyp.. S,uro Deer
Lodge. N,,,,s,a.
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'''t> i'i-N l''.-' l HI
7 4. MILLER.
~ 's'lt''t> ''i'-> a. i'
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oisN honrs fr,M u y oiZNm.; tn5 ~. n.
"A .-.
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J. Il
PNt iAh7t1A
-S@ CARPENTER; AND BUILDER.
''''' ''''5' N''t''S' ''''T'''s 'A'!'is!''" ana
close e''ti!nHttS made on i'as">s. h,F"iiits
,rrIny. sash ana Eo,rs I'm Stock S,o,, ncxt
-. = : .s,sy
ID
''' ssz'z'''s's'=
SOFA. SarSitpaitltii, .hl-rf Aie, !."lf"naac ana
MI Cnrhorlta Drinks, with experienced work,
men in clar-t, We nrr pl,Iarr! u turkish
promptly on notice, aud as Iuw as any house in
VAN GuSnY Y MILLER Deer io,ss. Natit
cOIlEGE Or NuN,rAN3
Normal and Preparatory Courses. Special
,r.,,v ponl,-o..,.f,,.,.5,. .,.,,.,t,,r ,,f5,.s
clyil and Mining Engineering. MctaiInrsy Mi,.-
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fr"S'Aritt Deer !.ohse Mn!t
ANABlE BROTHERS, Il CO.
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THE BOYHOUD OF CRISP,
HIS STORY is MORE ROMANTIC Ttis,y
ORDINARY ROMANCE.

HIs Parents Star Actors in Tl"it Da,
His Patron. James Davis, Then Hici.,
but Reduced hy the Wnr--lIcr"ic Stru-
gle of the Future Speaker.
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t'rIag. Sash ana Door, in stock. shop next
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: cipa! cities Of the world.
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---7--+----s=A7--
n q. o'bANSuN, '
LAND AGENT AND ATTORNEY.
oflic" on First street, Deer Lodge, Mont.
RRANTLY y sclIANNlkuw, ..
5"* .&-z LAWYERS. %
olic", First Door North on west side Court
Square. Deer Lodge. Mont. .....
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correspondent. Importers and Traders N;itionHi
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close estimates '4a'e on Hust'l.,s. n,2rl!ius
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I'lS Is Us einphalcaiiy the age of
small things rs it is the age OF great Ell
terprises. No source Of wealth is neg
lecte1. Among other things it is pro
posed that the c;1rbonic acid gas that is
liberated during the process OF ferlneu-
tatlon iii breweries be utilized by con-
densing it into liquid form that can
be sold for eight cents /. pound
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door north Of AiuFntp. Higgins Il 60. store.
RUTTllNG WUNkS.
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Office over William Col,.lnuli'S store Deer
Lodge. Montana
j. II. owiSGs,
PHYSICIAN AMI SURGEON,
otiir' over o"nss City nrls Slnro. Deer
Loim, Montana.
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ARABlE BROTHERS Il CO.. =
e. --Ei \ Il Frs
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Interest allowed on tinie deposits. General
baitklnS business Transacted. Safety deposit
boxes for rent.
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S. f. LAnk!sIE. C. X. LAnRAnEE. II. s. REED.
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VAN Gt,NI1I & MILLER
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7.Hn.-T NATIONAL HAHX.
HELENA. MONT.
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Paid up Capital, s510,En. Surplus and Profits,
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including Mathematics, Surveying iitclsaiical
Civil and Mining Engineering NetttiIursy Mlit-
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most atlroyra. machinery for get.erati
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Normal ana Preparatory Courses. Special
Courses i'll Art, Music, TypcHrlt!ll... Sluau-
srtphy. Eoukk"-,ling ans -cheul Of Mines.
Department Of Engineering and CllrulislrY
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Deer Lodge, 1Innt., havtn; bought ana put III the
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For terms, etc, ;I'ply to Rev james Reid,
President. Deer !.od.;e. Mnnt
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TOOK EFFECT sov..1. 1881. Going Going,
North. South.
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Northwestern National Bank, Great Fails.
First National Bank, Missoula. First National
Bank, Butte.
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ITT1NN TTTIITa IN T.IWNTT!- - - ---7-
T.. 'AfTEA7t'S.
~~ CARPENTER AND III IIDF.R.
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Soda sarsapuriiIa Ginger Ale. Lemonade an
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eralo=y, Assayins General. Analytical aud
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CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES
COLLEGE OIL MONTANA.
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Jim SsniIey-tae same Jim he had Ieft.
q tall. gangsing. awkward boy sort of
man, who remains thai way III be dies.
Their greetlng was cordial
And how's Mandy inquired the old
man win . nudge IL Jims ribs and .
chaekling laugh
Mandy WAS Jim's sweetheart when the
old man went away.
..Mandy's well p said jim with blush.
s-She amt Mrs Smiley yitg" continued
tbs old man.
NO. nsr amt likely ter be, guess, /"
said Jim uneomfortably.
That sos'
al guess il is"
"You don't saw What's the NATTER
'>Oh, don't know. l kinder lost in
ssrest in that gal somehow er mother"
''Sonethin you done CT she done:'
sueried the old man seriously.
'sShe done" said Jim solemnly.
What was il. JIM" said the old man,
putting his hand on Jim's shoulder In .
fatherly way. You can trust me,
guess
"Yes." and Jim shuftied about I'M
easily.
well, tell me what il was"
'.She shook me and married another
Teller. Detroit Free Press.
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Only a Won an.

Her name was quite familiar to the Hottentots
and Zulus,
And the Comanches and Apaches and Sioux
knew all about her:
She had furnished Chinese toddlers with the
different kinds OF tulus.
And the great unwashed Of Java said they
couldn't do without her.
She figured a. the patron Of patent incuba-
tor.
And her name was spread out broadcast by
the chickens a. they speeded
From the frozen fields of Lapland to the lands
Of the Equator;
She supplied a waiting public with the very
things 1t needed.
As sewing circle leader she achieved repu-
tstion.
And her name was like q tocsin In the dry
goods stores around her;
She was known In every millinery Art sssocia-
ton.
And an army Of dressmakers sent up thanks
that they had found her.
Hat she vas . total stranger 10 tho art Of do
ms-ticisv.
A ell matters sppertaining To the same were
much below her.
She could write up tracts by thousands on the
home and its felicity
For the heashen Of all nations. But her hus-
band didn't know her.
Tom Mas-nn In clofbier and Furnieher.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12
|TH|RTY-N|NE YEARS /!
She Poaltioed and esndsgec. and Csuier-
ized and Suffered. and Cred snd
Cf'Pples About.
ALSO 4 MINISTER'S STORY /!
Or. French. the Magnetic Physician, al ths
Aenoome hoiei.

IL - seldom that DR. freneh w1ii ALLOW any
thing said about The cure OF simple ssssAses-
those thai the ordinary practitioner Should be
able 10 treat sIectssi1lls-buI cur reporter
Ma so foreleiy struck with the remarks Of =
gentleman al the tenaome. whose son the
doctor had cured efeaiiepss. that the eeeter's
permission Mas asked 70 publish some facts -
the gentleman gave them 10 my own per
3d. o. kAowledge the lady IN question has ssf-
Tered for thirty -nlne years " q an esr OF
rather aleers." said h-. --znd tie amount Of
pain and SUFFERS she has endured IN that
time woU q have killed = mule. Why. sir.
SAID he earnestly. that Il & has Kept her hus
band poor. paying doctors. and she has tried
them ali. good snc bad. aud II yon beiicye me.
it's ha TO tell v hicl hurts the worse the sore
or the m ecicine-S After hearing his serie-
comic statement the lacy came out and said
that DIR. reneh had not only cured the pain
iul ulcer. but with h the drepsy of the iimb
which had been swesied 60 twice It's natural
size. The lady is Mrs Mary Friend. She hss
lived many years in Ada where dozens OF pee-
pie have called TO rejoice with her Mrs. Wen
dori. 90 Wealthy avenue. is her daughter ana
can verify every statement with respect 10 her
mothers cure.
The Rev. Amos Wakefield. Vaudeville
broken down. weak. supefannusted. has sui-
Tered many years from nasal cstsrrh. is 30
years OF age. said he had found great strength
from Dr.. freneh's magnetic hand. HIS
cstarrh hs d all passed away. and that tired.
weary feeling abot the loins aud limbs had
completely disappeared.
DR.. French is not only magnetic healer.
but is n classical scholar and medical phys.
elan. thus enabling him 10 cure when all
others fail. DO not for moment think your
case cannot be cured because your disease 10
not mentioned. Magnetism 10 life ana applies
| 10 all diseases Of The human organism. Pay
no attention 10 those who wou keep you
from consulting him. They may have mo-
tive in thus ilsconrasing you Cut this tesf.-
monisl out and send IL to some one who SUIT
fers and thus confer a lasting favor Remem-
Der. consultations are free. Vendome Hotel.