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The state herald., 1892-03-25

tAe check for draft on New York.
That night We had u champagne sup
per OF the most elaborate and gener.
ous character md when got up next
morning. Notwithstanding oil my
wealth. don't think ever felt quito
30 bad In the whole course OF my lifc
l took several "bracers" during tho
day and in tho evening left for homo
At midnight / reused my wife and
telling her everything about my visit
except the champagne experience,
asked her what she thought Of quar-
ter Of million In cool cash and no
incumbrances us n disadvantages :"
She was pleased to death with my luck,
and VIC sat. up till daylight talking
over what we would do with that
money and tho pleasure it was suro 10
bring us.
I'm going to skip all the period be-
tween that timo and when l became
40 years old. can't endure to think
about 1t much less to set it down in
plain black and white The money
went fast, and with 1t character repu.
tation. health, wife, children-for
three moro had como to join tho first
home friends everything-and 1t
all came gradually. making the agony
of 1t more terrible than any sudden
blow could havo done.
l had done it all. too. No ono wns
to blamo except myself. drank and
gamblcd and lived fast and loose. ncg.
lecting and disregarding the. good.
taking always to the bad and loving it.
At 40 was houseless. homeless, II
boggar and n drunkard in tho gutter.
To-day l mot un old, old man.
feeble and tottering. and asked him
for money BECAUSE j was starving
''Do you want more OF it9" he
smiled qucrulously.
looked ut him us closely MS my
bleared eyes would permit
''You laughed when told you once
that il would be disadvantage to
you" "he went on. You thought
was fool and almost told me SO. Dc
you think so now? Here's quarter v
| knew him then but | said moth.
ing. took his money though. and
with it have bought that which will
stay my hunger forever. Tho bottle
which holds it is small, but 1t is large
enough. When you read this you viii
have heard of that which is OF no dis,
advantage 10 me. and may be of much
advantage TO many others. With my
last words let me thank. you. Good
bye. XERxEs YOUNG ZIMMERMAN.
That was all, and my whole thought
is in revolution. Detroit Free Press.
The state herald., 1892-03-25
HE COULD NOT LIE.
Ho Was Mxed Up AbOut this Location
OF tho Indian Oprnn

Ho Was M'xed Up About tn, Location
OF tho Indian Ocean.
Thore was an old man with u wooden
leg seated on pile Of chain cable be-
fore marine store in South street
relates writer in the New York
world, and as took seat beside him
] said:
There is probably good story
connected with tho loss OF that leg.
take 1t that you are an old sailor"
"Yes SIR he answered. II used to
bo deep-wator sailor but since tho
loss OF that leg have had to remain
ashore and act as ship-keepor."
but about tho leg. !, How did you
lose itp'
do you want truthful story. sir,
or ono OF those fancy yarns they put
in the papers?"
'Just as you like"
"Well. / couldn't tell you u lio l
may havo boon II hard man In my day.
but lying vas not ono OF my sins It
must bo tho solemn truth or nothing"
."Drive ahead"
"Well. sir. lost that log in the In
dim ocean by shark. Tho ship l
was In was bocalmed. and Icrawls out
on tho bowsprit to catch II curious
bird which had settled down md gone
to slecp l was nearly up to 1t when
/ feels sudden numbness in that leg.
! thought 1t might be rheumatics but
just then the second mate sings out;
clay in, Tom. before no comes
after your other ono! We wants no
man aboard this ship without at least
one legr
"Whats tho bloomin' row. Mr..
Martini A(sA of him ns1 looks hacls.
"Why. shark has bit that right
log Of yours of Mt the knee and hos
now got his weather eyo on your loft!
Lny in, say!'
Well sir laid in TO find that he
was telling tho truth. The leg was
gone. "A shark had leaped up and bit
ten;it Off"
How high did no have to leap?"'
Say fourteen foot SIR"
"And you didn't hear splash'"
Not one.h
Nor feel tho bite?"
No, sir. There was just sort OF
numbness like told you. II it hadn't /
been for tho bloomin' mate a-iollin' OF
mo and my ship-mates pointing ut 1t l
shouldn't have known il was of. p"
Tom. what is tho usual charge
down this way for telling tho truth?'
"Wcll, sir some beats you down to
tho price of u glass OF beer while
others arc quite willing 10 pay ten.
fifteen or twenty Gems. It's according
10 the man. think iiftoen cents Is a
fair Iyice.' :;
.Yes, that's reasonable. Would /,
have bIon any more iL the shark had
lcaped higher say TO tho topsail yardP'
No sir.
"0r If he hnd got both legs?"
NO SIR"
Very well; hero's your money.
believe every word you havo said. but
I'd like TO ask you one question"
Go ahead. sir.,m
Where is tho Indian ocean,"
why out among the Indians to
be sure' Going? Well drop down
and sec me now rlnd thon. am full
of sen stories and cn,f warrnn. every
one OF them to bo copper. bottomcd.
The state herald., 1892-03-25
Training Mar.cs.

Senator. Stanford believes that mag
nctism can be developed in. men and
horses ny intelligent effort and In
breeding thoroughbreds on: his Cal
ifornia stock farm. he has made OK.
pcriments to that ond. The triuhphs
OF snnol and Palo Alto prove his
theories 10 be correct he thinks 10
friend he is reported to have said:
Iii s..S.~ my 6crct ts This. ]
cultivate tho horses magnetism and
intelligence, let him know want
his utmost but let him understand
/ will not press him too far; then he
trusts aS and does his best They
know me ms children would. and mani
fest attachment for me. have found
that II you press n horse too far for
an instant you may bo weeks getting
back where you We're. From their col,
days they know am studying to holp
them.
The state herald., 1892-03-25
STORY OF A STAMP.
How Won Molths Rewarded Kindnes, I.
Llttis 10y.

Llttis hoy.
Some four years ago among ,h,
letters received by tho oS-nmoor OF
Cabul mt Mussooria was ono addressed
to Ills Majesty, King OF Afghanis.
tan." which ran nearly MS follows;
Your Ma. .osty: am n llttlo German
boy and nm making collection of
stamps. wish very much TO procure
some stamps Of your maJosty's king.
dom. and shall DO very much obliged
II your majesty would send me somo.
Tho letter was mado over to tho En-.
glish political officer In charge OF the
amcer. who good-nuturedly answered
tho letter incloslng small collection
OF Cnbul stamps says Bow Bella
In due course came reply from the
little Germnn boy; 'kinl English
o1lceri Tho stamps which you 40
kindly sent mo hnvo arrived. and arc
valued by mo In my collection. !
showed them aud your letter % dis.
,lnguishod German officer who Is now
staying nj my fathers house aud hn
n so pleased with tho kindness OF nm
English officer 10 littlo German boy
that asked him 10 give mo his pho.
,ogrnph 10 send 10 YOU which he has
done mud hopo you Will accept H. -
Tho letter contained photograph
with tho autograph, Won Moltko.
Field Marshal" Tho little German
boy was the sou Of n woll.ltnown man.
ufncturor who Ind been most liberal
In providing benevolent institutions
for workmon In Germany aud who
was tho hold !nnrshnrs hos, during
tho mnncuyors IN tho noIghborhood
OF his property
The state herald., 1892-03-25
How Our Roads May he Improved.

| would haySeach state by Legislative en-.
actmcnt do at once two or three things In the
direction Of this movement. VIZ procure and
disseminate information by establishing a
bureau Nhcrc the facts relating to the cN-
pense, mechanical construction, care, dura-
bllity, use aud extent of the different kinds
Of roads shall be known and asccriaincd; then
would have some ldnd of state Supervision
aud advisory assistance by n competent cngln.
Ger or engineers appointed by the state In aid
OF road and bsdgc building and repairing
upon scientific principles and upon n comprc.
hensiye and economical plan for the whole
state; thirdly, | would have the state either
own or control and maintain some through
highways connecting the principal towns IN
the state. and connecting these with the rrn.
eipal towns of ncghborlng states, where they
are most needed, either for great public cNl-
gcncics or for the greatest general use The
state would thus promote the equalization
and the general reduction of expense of con.
siructlon aud maintenance of~thesc main
roads, and would give n profitable example
and a strong incentive 10 the dacent towns
to construct better contriihItory roads rs
feeders To the main ones. would have the
state divide the expenses Of this scheme Of
road bittcrmcnt In the tax levy, so that part
Of Il should be npportioncd 10 the whole state.
part OF II 10 the counties through which the
roads run, aud part To the towns. And,
further. ~uuii have uliS tar levy kcpt snan
and tho Investment adequate aud gulckl,
made by the business mans method Of Dor
rowing the money ON long loans. II would
thus he easily paid out Of the profits by th0.,
shqring them.-coi. 4. 4. PIe IL -Hlrci
Forum,
The state herald., 1892-03-25
NOTHING TO WEAR.
Flora McFiimsey's rrciloament AMI tn,
Form Il Took In the Gr,icli.

Flora McFilmsey's frcilcameRt AMI the
Form II Took In the Giich.
There was TO DO dance In the
Gulch that night and all her beauty
and her chiyalry were TO be on hand.
Upon the mountain side n light flick
cred from tho window OF Dandy Jim's
cabin.
Tho revcllcrs observed II as they
went in groups to tho bal, and won
dercd.
Jim was usually the very first ic all
festive occasions and tho last to leave.
An hour after the latest aarivals
had made their appearance Jim had
not come.
Wonder gave place 10 alarm then.
aud committee OF three was appoint
cd TO 90 10 Jim's cabin and investigate.
The light from the window stronmed
down the path, and the visitors found
no difficulty in reaching the cabin,
though the night was dark.
In response TO their knock, they
were invited TO enter. and within they
found Dandy Jim seated in the corner
in the deepest dc. oction.
''licllo. jim. greeted tho spokcs.
m.., ~h..-i,y. .-.hy ~'-'..ya nt the
shihdig"
Cant boys | can't come" Ind
Jim's lips quivcrcd.
What's tho row? Got news from
tho Ens,7 Is yer mother dead. or yer
wife livin'9 Wo'vc bcsn sent up to
find out"
'Wuss'n that boys; amt got
nothln' TO wear Both my revolvors
Is out or order and Winchester i,
sich d-d'bad form, besides boln' awk.
ward 10 dance in"
Jim hastily brushed his eyes and
ihe visitors looked mournfully II, each
other.
They knew that on such n night
there wore no spare garments In the
Gulch that would fit Dandy Jim.
The state herald., 1892-03-25
LIBRARIES IN JAPAN.
An Index 10 thu Literary Tendency
NtxUU, of flN luaf

An Index to thu Literary Tendency Of
siEon' Of III, raAi.
Some interesting information con.
oerning public libraries OF Japan has
recently been furnished through tho
report OF Mr. 1unahor ayoung nutivo
librarian. Tho two institutions Of
greatest magnitude II would sooin.
nro tho Toxic library md tho Library
Of tho lmpcriul.univcrsi,y. Tho former
Is n national Institution. and. like our
British museum. has tho right OF
claiming ono copy OF every publica.
ton Issued from tho press.
II has been In existence scarcely
twenty years, yet II already contains
nearly 100. 900 .Inp,nosc and Chinese
books bosldos moro thnn 20, 600 Eu.
ropcnn books and duplicates which
aro In reserve. Tho number OF books
consulted by readers Averages tho
year through about | 900 day. Tho
reading room accommodates nbout 200
.rcndcrs and Is divided Into three CON.
partments-'S special - 'lndlnsr and
ordinary ~ II possesses also cnrd
catalogue md n printed catalogue
both classified. ~ tho books asked
for 22l por cent belong TO tho clnsscs OF
history and geography u por coat to
literature md language II i.5 per
cont 10 scldaoo and medicine and
nearly l3l per cont TO law and
politics
Tho library OF tho Imperial unlyor
el,y comprises i0l, 2i7 Japanese aud
Chinese books md 7IDDl European
bdokS but IL simply for Tho use Of
professors md students 1hcro nro
also eight smaller public libraries mud
ton private libraries In various parts
of tho empire Publishers Circular
The state herald., 1892-03-25
w or DENVER, 1892,

The reception Of our various publications
by the press and the public jnstiiles us In
calling your attention to our latest and best
effort,
BIRDs-RYI VIEW or DENVER, lSs2
Autographed on heavy calendar paper, 2Syd0
Inches In size and Is printed In 10 colors, and
shows every building, street. railway, and
point of interest within the city. A magnlil..
cent companion piece to this modern work OF
art Is splendid representation OF Dencrr ~
1859. Both Of the above are Autographed In
appropriate colors and are suitable for franz
Ing for Office or home.
PICTURESQUE DENVER, lSs2,
Is nm Illustrated guide to our famous city,
showing 30 fine cngravings OF our prominent
buildings, and containing GS pages OF yalua-
BILE statistical information OF interest to ALL
PRICE LIST.
|, "Blrds-eyo View of Denver, 1892" 2sxiO
IL colors 200
"Denycr In lS5D,n 22SaS. s colors, = 100
picturesque Denver, 1897 GS pages = %
Complete set at one order, 800
We will send copy c. o, D., subject to cy-
animation, providing you pay express charges
ON same. Address nll orders and make remit
ttnccs payable TO order Of w A. BARBOT,
Publisher, POS Charles Block Denver, Colo.
REFERENCES; Any national bank or busi-
ness man In Denver
The state herald., 1892-03-25
August.
Flower

I have been troubled with dSyspsp!:'
sia, but after a fair trial of August
Flower, amfreed from tie vexatious
trouble. B. Young, Daughters
College, Harrodsburg, KY, .Tthdd
headache one Year steady. One bottle
OF August Flower cured me. 1t was
positively worth one hundred dollars
to me-. W. Smith, P, NJ. and Gen.
Merchant, Townsend, Ont I.have
used it myself: for constipation and
dyspepsia and 1t cured me-, 1t is the
best seller ever handledaC. .Rugh,
Druggist, MechanicsburK; Pa. o
The state herald., 1892-03-25
Aiinnna.Irlr I.irhr,.

Uncle Blrn had boon watching tho
engine ON the iurntablo and nftor its
circuit had boon made said 10 nn ON.
ployoi
Say. young man. would YOU mind
telling mu ono ihingP'
Not II |, Is anything that know. -
'Wnl. docs n round.irip ticket On.
title you TO onc OF them ridcsp scums
like Il ortor. md II Il docs hhaln't had
mine yot"-wnshington STIR.
The state herald., 1892-03-25
Edward I,.rctt ,,alc,. rnl,.,

A correspondent writing from Boston says
that one peculiarly In the library Uf DR.. Ed,
ward Everett Hale, tho clergyman and author,
Is a series of market baskets filled with pam.
phlcis and suspended from the ceiling IN such
why that they can be raised or lowered by
means OF pulley and clpthcslnc DR..
Hale Is now 90 hut he grows buslcr In literary
prOductivcncss every year and IN addition Il
what he writes he edits several Journals and
magazines and breaches two sermons every
week. lie Is n man of notable absence ol
mind md Is reported Ia have left prospcc.
tive bride and groom waiting at the altar
while he went on fishing trip. DIR. Hale In,
been blessed In his children, who have al
done well In the world aud some OF Whom
have Inherited their fathers talent, ChioIy,
Aetns
The state herald., 1892-03-25
She FELT Relieved.

Policoman's Boy (broathlossly)-
Mother there's boon n big row down
town and several officers were hurt
Policoman's Wife (oxci,odly)-
Where was it9
i. Ron fathers beat
+. w. with n sigh OF relief oh.
I'm so glndl OF course your father
wasn't there when IL hnpponode
l.. R-No'm N. Y. Press
The state herald., 1892-03-25
Got no Invitation,

Tramp-iloaso, mum, mo fcots on
tn. ground. an II yc could spare mo nm
olo pair o shoes I'd.
Mrs. Splnks-Thcre's n wedding go
ing on in that big house across the
street Jest you 20 over there and
whit. When the couple comes out the
family will throw n lot OF tho brides
old shoes after her.
but, mum. they'd DO too small"
'lIuh! Wait till you SEQ her feet ="
New York Weekly"
The state herald., 1892-03-25
WHEN TRAVELLING

Whether on pleasure bent, or business.
take on every trip bottle Of Syrup Of
Figs, us 1t acts most pleasantly and Of
foctivcly on the kidneys, liver and bow
els. preventing fevers, headaches and
other forms OF sickness For salc In so
cents and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. 49, ,
The state herald., 1892-03-25

There Is 3-lnch display advertisement in
this paper th. week which has no two words
alikceXcept one worl. The same Is true Of
each new one appearing each week, from the
DR. lIartcr Medicine Co This house places u
"Crrsccnt' ON everything they make and pub
lIsh LUol, for 1t, send them the name oi the
Eopd, and they will return you BpOE, BEAITi'
fuL LirnOGKAriIs on SAMPLES fREE.
The state herald., 1892-03-25
Peculiar 1,or.,

Tho island OF fowkavo in tho Gulf
Of Siam has n peculiar kind OF doga
They nro aloolt haired md resemble
foS terriers In tilo and build. but nro
prloh.onred. reddish brown In color
t,ho fcmalo being OF n lighter shndc).
with black muzSles nnd dark limos on
the forehead, like those sometimes
seen In bulldogA
The state herald., 1892-03-25
THE DEAR OLD FARM.

when I was jos a-growin' up -
- didn't think twas fun
Tor STAN N, hoe pertaters
m punkins in the sun
Nsr 70 sit DIP ev'ry moiTnin', T.
Afore twas hardly light,
To fced the ~ 'H cattle
Afore I could shev q bite- !" :
Ner to drive, theCaws to pasturt =
M tho h6ses to the field, +:
M plow ten acres. Of farp land :.
Er got my back well heeled--
Ncr to bfe'k . path in winters
Wen my hand was almos' fruz, !
An to hear from hind the. winder:
Look at Lazy!, Dear mo suz!"
/ didn't think then that farmin' lifo
Was noways fine a bit
Though that was thirty years ago,
:. An'.-durned II. l do yit!
-Eugenio Stevenson.
The state herald., 1892-03-25

have been AFFLICTED .Vfth 'catnrrh FOR 20
years. II became chronic and extended TO my
THROAT, causing hoarscness and great difficulty
in'spoaking, indeed for years was not ablc'to
speak more than ff1ry minutes, and often
this with great difficulty. also, 10 a great
extent, lost the sense OF hearing, by the use
OF Ely's Cream Balm all dropping OF mucous
hns ceased and my voice aud hearing has
greatly tmproycd.-l W. Davidson, AtiYr-
ncy at Law, Monmouth ILL.,
The state herald., 1892-03-25
aI,iiarnu Arn .nnrrr.

Children nro not numerous In
Franco. out Of 10 900. 600 inmilia.
In tho republic onc.llfth havo 40 ohil.
drcn at oil and another nth hayo only
one child each.
The state herald., 1892-03-25
Itrithinll ShirMrccIa.

Staunch ships strike and foundGr, thS herce
mariners '.hcarts OF oak" TO ahipwrcck and TO
death, that does nor prevent tho lubberlicrt
landsfian from risking his life on the stormy
Atlantic In thu. cole OF tourist or commefctni
traveller. but n no shall reach his destination
safely he will scarcely have escaped some OF
the qunlms OF sea sickness, unless ho takes with
him Hosteticrs Stomach liitters, TINT inimita-
bic specific for Nausea. Had water on longtrips
arc threat to the yoyagcr, but thia may be de-
priycd in great measure OF It's disorderinR
effects upon the Stomach howels and liver by
the Bittera Against the Iirc1udtciai Snects OF
molarias bad dict, fa,ignc. .aud eSposuS ~ IS
sss s esrsGSs ana Sidney It %F oFfSSSf fsS
sea or land without IT, -.
The state herald., 1892-03-25
{ caPYRiohT 1881 .

a.'A needy ponG's
the one who's ovcrworked, nerv-
Gus, sand debilitated. What she
needs is DR.. Picrce's Favorito Pre-
scription. It's made exactly to fit
her casc-an invigorating, rcstora-
tive tonic, and soothing and
strengthening ncrvinc, giving tone
and vigor to the whole system. But
it isn't n mere stimulant. It's q
legitimate medicine, that an expc-
ricnced physician has carefully pre-
pared, for woman's ailments. All
The functional arrangements, chronic
weaknesses, and painful disorders
peculiar TO the sex, are corrected
and cured by it.
And because it's n certain remedy,
it can be made n guaranteed one.
If it fails to give satisfaction, in any
case, you have your money back.
The state herald., 1892-03-25
A Wnsto OF Monov,

nut nn1lnf ~ would comfort her. began tAiins
" IN TOW days the hioa,inF began to auh,
side. I seemed 10 feel lliiiu stronger bu,
Thought ~ only fancy, I was 50 weak ! could
inly take ten drops of sataapariiln nt first IN
two weeks was able 10 Hlt up u few minutru
every day In month cl,uid walk acres.
the r.ol", one day I asked what they were
10 have Tor dlnnrt and said wanted some.
hlhy hearty NY mother whH NO happy Hhe
The state herald., 1892-03-25

W. pay the hlghe.i pricp for School Difitlrt
Bands and furnish lithograph hnnds, alt complete
r-aiy for siRnsipr.-, le.s than market rates,
County AMI municipal bonds boush'. fnyosimeuii
made for ndn.resideuis. In nenyer.Iail --iai. AMI
noiignE.,s; AddIe., y q. Patterson. 40 Peoples
The state herald., 1892-03-25
MISC LITTLE IlrNrLrY.

s'F'"' EF'8F ' " FF' y 7 Faf.Fs
IL tho sister Of Mr.. W. 5. IIuntloy. OF
Cortland. N. y. woll known eur
pointer and builder Her frank state
mcnt below gives only tho truth con-
corning bor illness aud marvellous ro-
coyery by tho aid Of Hoods sar-
snparillni
''fNclS" years nro I bcrnn 20 nave hemot
thnHrH and four yrafa ago became 20 Low that
the uhynlrlAua t1ld ,uN
The state herald., 1892-03-25

Liquor and tobacco habit posltvciy. cured
by "MAGIc CnLoRiDE OF GOLD" All drug
gists. Blake, Bruce & Co, Omaha, Neb.,
Wholesale Agents,
The state herald., 1892-03-25

a tough told salesman In Larimer street
clothing store; ~ want pants ] kin scratch
match on, or l don't want them ut all.
Scctn
The state herald., 1892-03-25
Thcvo WINS No Homo

ana should soon die. ! could not bn moved
from my bed. Under my faoa were nhpklhs
continually redeemed With blood from my
mouth. ! ~puid eat noihinu md had no 40.
ton ~ The bowels for n week. The doctors
nali The cause was ulcers IN the stomach A.
ihs timn my mother said She wanted io make
lnf more trial and aahrd N would take
Hoods hatHapafilla, told her II would bo
The state herald., 1892-03-25

The best pill costs less than any
other. Costs less, but does more.
They're smaller, too, and easier TO
take, DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
are the best pills. They regulate
perfectly the liver, stomach, and
bowels.
The state herald., 1892-03-25

"rc happy and contrntin You need moi
suffer amy longer frum pains brought on by
gout or rhcumaiism, for all these ailments nf,
now easily cured by salvation on, 1t costs
only - cents
The state herald., 1892-03-25

.InAvg prES AFFLICTED with an affection
0f, the Tl,roat from ctildhooi, caused by
dlphthrria, and have used various rcscdicH.
but have never found snnythlng equal 70
BRowS's Bn0SCuiAL TRocmEs - Rr. sy.'4K.
r. Hampton, PiieioH, ny. Sold OidB b. boIe'
The state herald., 1892-03-25

The man without u country lives In pitt
able state, hut he isn't In Il for frlendlcssncss
with the men who Is learning to- plSe the
cornct. ,
The state herald., 1892-03-25

Apply Balm iato each nos,ril II Is Quickly
Absorbed. Gives Relief at once. Price
30 cents at Druggists or by mall
The state herald., 1892-03-25

Liquor aud tobacco habit positively cured
by "HAGIc CnLonIDE or GoLp." All drug
glsts Blake, Bruce " Co, OMAHA Ncb.,
Wholesale Agents.
The state herald., 1892-03-25

ia It scnsIbloi bit rraionnblci J. It econ
ony, TO. suffer yourself and wo'ry others
With headache. when nfndyGrotlnr Will re
icyc You In fifteen rnlnutes' II costa only
ATTY cents bottle. T.
The state herald., 1892-03-25

Never borrow trouble II you can nvoidsdo-
Ing So. But In case you must borrow it,stry
and get II without interest
The state herald., 1892-03-25

The man who registers at u hotel at might
can be said To he on the retired list. &.
The state herald., 1892-03-25

Mrs. vinsiow's seothing syrup. for Chill
drcn tycthing, softens the gums. cduccsinnamrna-
tion. nlays pain, ruros wind co,lc &c. bottle
The state herald., 1892-03-25
I have been AFFLICTED With .catnrrh for

Tho proprictors OF Ely's Cream Balm 10
not claim II TO bo n cure -an.bufa sure remedy
for Catarrh and Cold In the head
The state herald., 1892-03-25

FITS.--Aii Fits stopped free by M. kLiSrs 0RKAr
Nerve Restorcr No t1t after nr-tday 'susc. Mar
vcous cure, Treatise and f,oo trial bottle free
tlteases. soI.. 20 DT kl,lc.n Arch 81. Phlln-. Pa
The state herald., 1892-03-25

should pigs that run Mt large in the streets
be considered public pcn-shunnersi
The state herald., 1892-03-25

Dr. Collycr says work !. like medicine. Per
hHp- that 10 ~.s - n,Aay trS Ia aSold IT.
Students get good pay after shorthand
course at Chaffc.'- College, Oswefo, n. y.