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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
PROGRESS OF TIE CHOLERA IN EUROPE.

Hamburg. oct l3.-The official figures place yes
,crday's cholera cases at ten and the deaths al
six. In Atom three new cases and ono death were
reported
brussels oct 13.-Thc Board OF Health reports that
from July % .l3j OF cholera and j63 deaths
from the disease occurred In Belgium.
COnstantinOple oct. i3.-Up 10 september 10 six
teen Of cholera and ten deaths from the dlsas.
occurred In ErzcrOum tie capital city Of Armenia.
CracOw, oct 1.-two new rases Of cholera were
reported here yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

ANOTHER MUTINY AMONG BRITISH SOLDI ERS
London, oct. ia case exactly similar to that
which occurred few DAYS ago at Windsor. when the
members OF Squadron Of the 1st Regiment Of Life
Guards revolted against their treatment BY certain OF
their officers has occurred at Portsmouth. The 18th
Company OF the Army Service Corps. stationed at
Portsmouth, have been compelled to attended many
extra drills. which they asserted entirely UNI
necessary. This morning II found that In the
night the harnesses belonging TO the horses Of the
18th Company had been 60 badly cut that they were
worthless To-day the members OF The company we're
confined I'm their barracks The military authorities
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Domesue 5ltuaIlons Wante6.
Females.

COOK and LAUEDREsS-CHA Der.
MAID and WAITRk,SS.-By two young
Swedish girls, spc dAlng English one IS
upstairs rIrl or kitchenmaid; best OF testi-
n.OnIdis, city or country. Cal or apply
3f5 4th-abc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
TIE PILGRIMS NOT TO GO TmRorGn FRANCE.

TIE PILGRIMS NOT TO GO TlIROrGH FRANCE
Rome. oct 13-Thc Vatican has received un.S
pectcd Information regaNng The Alsatian pilgrimage,
which 10 open the Of calculations TO the
Pope upon the occasion Of his jubilee. The dir,c
ing committee II tie pilgrimage -.rlrg some DIM
Guilty In entering Italy hy way 81 Switzerland decided
10 proceed through France. Tac German Govern
ment las taken unbragc at the proposal f.arnr r,at
rOtc manifestations a.0ng the route. The ui,iot a.,
ST. asburg has ntcrser-d and prohibited the p!lrri!n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

THREE ADULT, want fully furnished
ipar'rcnt- d'~i.ahi~ lo alton. TO wiItrr
ho.sr k"rp.ng cr restaurant F"irncr,.
Addrr~-. giNirv iuN lait ular-. "Ok-
DER 'IIlN-irr ~ Hrc
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tacrsea ano q arria9es

FINE PAIR OF BROWN COACH
HORSES: Is hands. 6 and year> o,u,
smooth and rungy; extra style nv
acton: warranted sound. Kinf ana scIS
Avenue Hotel.
HANDSOME TEAM or COBs property
o, a well. known bu.iness man 1872 knee
actors V,r >tyli-n- Nud &c. a1t 40 10
ride and drive cost $1,000 in june gi.ce.
500: no furthrf use To- then h'N aITt
young. sound and in pe,fcct condIt.o4 VIII
Sell one. HAN DSp!iE HOEcEN, Iridium"
Occc.
WANTED. 30 Oo0. O00 people to send
10, B,rch's carriage and harness GAIA
logues largest assortment In America Wy
Moderate prices don't pav such cNtraNas,I'
ii,ned 1867. Address J. n. BIRCH. Bur
ilagton. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

are inqulrng into the case, aud 1t will probably ~
hard with the conspirators. In view OF the many cases
Of characterization that have occurred In the army In
the last two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
THE STEAMER NoMADIC DISABLED.

London, oct. 13.-The White Star Line steamer
Nomadic, Captain Clarke. from Newiork October 4
for Liverpool passed Browhead to-day. she was
proceeding With one engine, the other being disabled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

w AITHE-S and CIrAMREI.N .-By
Scotia Pro'estin' l. thoroughly competent:
has best references: city or short distancc
In country 40 9th ave, near 4od.st
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gountrp Real Gsiat 60 Lei.

At GLENRIDGE. y. Light minutes
walk from stafion Novcmber / o, Is 10
MAY 1883. az low price; fine situation:
Nicely furnished hou.c all impi1Nemcnts.
Atirc NATHAN RUSSELL. Bloomfield.
COTTAGE, seven rooms; water font
near depot poultry. house. lara. bcatlo1-c,
shade, fruit. Sc; thirte'n acres cheap.
GILBERT a. DOWNS, AqncboInc. 4. /.
RIDGEwOOD. n. J.--CO,tagc. 10 rooms
Modern convenienccs fine lawn stable
ates''r. wcil. EDWARDS, Box ITO,
Ridpcw,od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

NiOk.-YOung woman as nrst-class
private family COOK; Moderate: all kinds
coO"yIg, hrst-clsss city rcf,r renee. lI3
NcsL JJd-sJ. ring 3 time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

lAkHTIt 0r tNltD'' y K.-fN nm
exp riencc md r,tpud~ car. = horses eat.
ne and poultry wife cook md laurdr,Hs
care ~ GENT eman's Place. hist cry l"i.
er'n-c. call or address HENRY JUDAH.
53l East s2d--t
FsTE o EMPLOY EHS.-Male help Of
evrry d -crptlHa Tor oflcc, torres, tac .Ory.
iafu,. hotel and mechanical WorK. - o.
r. / selected AID sent for In erNicF; city or
county. Eml l1Ycr- try u once. we can
suit }uu. NEW-YOkN AGENCY tes'nb-
Sth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
Gin ntai estate Go Get.
TO LET.-A One.s story building, 3oxOO
$50 Wcit l3th-St. rent low.
Cpunrrp Real G5iaIe for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLA!R.-Dwrli,
ings for sale CT 10 let large assortment Of
basdsOfne building site, terms cay.
Tubs & TAYLOR. He-klnan-s.. y. Y:
4 HUNDRED ACRE FARM and sris,
mill Passsic River powei .ta'ion NJ one
corner; one hour out; also lop '1cFesi hNe
rLIMPTON. 8 Plne-s.
FARMS on Jersey Genital. one hour
ont: also village dwellings: all improve
menx. GARNER. LOOMS & co.
SoncrNille. y. J.
SCOTLAND. wINDHAM CO.. CONN.,
Go d 3. acre farm: fine lorRo hou-e, 10
hest r.roir. nice Young orchard "a miles
70 station close o. school. stores. churches;
high slightly location; oaly 1880. BAR
GAIN, 81 F,s, lcGth.st
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for Gnle.

-. 49,
FINE parlor suit. two mirrors, Lounges.
bed suits folding bed. snrpO'N' mo
stc.; short time used, cheap. FTIta'e
mouse. los Eas, 41th-st.. near Lexington
ave.
4 PIANIST. going abroad, oilers mag.
nilceut : l.UC0 uVrisA: for tlsO alHos.
new. three pedals silver mounted, double
,c,ion every Improvement. On storage
AT REDUCED PRICIS-bo0 second.
hanG Sooc and iron working Machi'es
fuuy VEl aut-cd 'nscAinciy Iclcil bi.i cN
cnafr 4. GEOHGE ID. EDDY. 1913 Naai'
s'n-s:
DRUG STORE. on corner, god loca-
lion: chsap ior cash; long lc'Se owner
cniry abroad add 49,, \. w. HAHN, 81
Pars Place. y. !.
FOR SAI.E.-Several fine articles an.
tiquc Jnahocauv pieces OF furniture antique
furniture replied. 232 Sih-ave. near
.ith-st.
FOR SALE family brcqkIne up bouS ::
kfcp,pg sacr fces . so UPRIGHT piano, ga
three months. tl00. rather than stDrn4c
no offer refused must sci! IniInc-'atc!!'
33J West 2oth--t.
SAFES -Tare" stock OF FIRE and burglar
proof s.fcs Nlos.c: make; olso 'Hfn.y or
iice.worn -a'ts Of different makes at very
low fgure- -fe. moved oxchan3cd snd re-
paired. MOSLER SAFE CO., bro>d"aY
and loth-st
$40 GOO 00o DEATTY'S pianofortcs or.
ga,.s; &o3 upward; illnstisied caAiogGe
RE Address DANIEL f. BEATTY
Washington, n. j.
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BoGr0 aU0 iiooma.

BEAUTIFUL front room, second nor.
az, "aiI Room IN ANAL priyat. family
Nh"lr u"c ar 10 otArs boar n.il
N''t "V.h-'t. l.. 1872. Po,tonl,e.
nNNbsoNELY furnished isrgr and ,nai'
"n~ '.hg,' or co.. su,.c prliat. bath.
SUPERIOR table. ~ Wet 3gtf-sf
Hoiu oN',. ,Ito 'WtSr 2ID.Sr.-
/ r". ed, gi!'t. hnntlih-. Fl 80 a a..
nMytican plan; reguiar boaid.r- AZ "a.
HOTEL YlANO KESTAUEANT. 50
firi lHth-.t Rooms. daily \ Up. vn.tIv
WIN Doaid 81. up, elevator: priyat. diu.
M .oom Tor parties.
j. T. RrS, ELL.-Ca,crlnr and t,bi.
u'"1'rs "intrd. Call a. 2i9 We, 59i
,,., LAhGE. HANpsoMELY FrEAiSnEp
rom sGlerIo' Auic and att.nlanc,. t.Iu's
NOD rate. l59 Mai.son.o,r. ''''''
LARGE. cogfo~l0b!. mont ro.,,-, ,,-.,
.o."i On near o. Nev-Yofk owe I'd oi.'.,,.
t...r ,oi 'INci couple ~ g,. pleasant
h i.ir TRIMS rca~ouahle. Nrs JON
IAlON' 1856 St';''-st. Hackcnsaok y. j
IA kGs ROOM with Lain. c,1. io4tf
aot 'wo prisons. 1870 monthly. So 5ta.
gTH-NT.. X WEST Pleasant r,o,o. ,y,,,.
nEstcI4's board reference, cNraa. cd.
i-.H ST., u WEST. -F1rco.io,-,ii,-
PihH'h, LALdsoilc.y iurulshcf ilrgn rims
o,n ,,'.n,'hE or private; superior DO nd RI.
2is,r-Sr., l45 EAST, Gmncr-y P,rj1-
r,,, 80 ' ,o,, fo,ms "a suite or snrlY nr.t-
parS references. ''''"''
2aD.Sr.. 2e2 WEST The Cbc1-,,7-coo-
ticihdn Nah'ci L. share handsomely fur.
nlsh'd bachelor apartment Yer, m.dar,,c
..l"ns lc'c 'nccs rcqulfc1 WILL M
II. SlIEPAI;D. 10 Walls,.
% WEST 30TH .Sr.-De-Ir7J7c roo---
rcond moor, with board; references.
Z i HIST. 81 wLST.-rlcganily fur.
ycn!"ncc superior Table and Attendance VIZ
atTH-ST.. WEST. Floor bandso,n..
" furnished or -elnratiy; hail rop,n
fourth floor. with board ''
- WEST lsT1ST -Larpe hand am,
rooms. or whole floor, with Kitchen fl d..
sir d board optional w.
=. iiTll 81, 10 WEST. rear nro,dwav-
Nicely Furnished rooms with .iIp, r,of hand
IN REIN d French family; p.rfret me:
references. '''''
tsTH-sr., 81 wEST-Lafge- pleasant
board ref,rences ''''O'
@TlI-ST 80 WEST.-Seco Nor
front. sunny Ioom. with board rnje,.nc or
gwen ana required.
57TH-sT.. ai3 VEST Handsomely fur.
nlshed lorhr room on second nnor: ALA
Eall room superior board references cx.
9cD.Sf., 20 WEST .-Pri,nt. rr,llv
t3 aduit.l, would rent etc aatlv Llshef
Larlor ana above bath. heat. p1s rfr
nat moor private entrance: suitable for
coprle. hJch"l0f. or PHYSICIANS Office: AZ
per wee bard optional; references. Call
j.. NADfSON.AVE. 4 b.a.,r,I
latge, econa moor room, e. a family with
.ut tpidren or gentleman also third moor
4 oIt hal room. """'
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Boar0 iUanieo.

=. BOARD WANTED from Nov. 10 10
Nay LIST. 1893. by ma0, wife, child years
ana hure IT. ltas: three pleasant Rooms
ether IN pr.vatn family or 1rst-class boart'
ne.hou,e. Address. with full particulars
Y. W. r. Box ~. Tribune once
GFNTLEMAS wants board and room IN
private Family: car furni-h excellent refer
s snecs olAddrcss. giving price and particu-
H3s, ~ :, Tribune 0flce.
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DusInrss gDdnCrS.

a FULL SUIT cleaned arl pressed,
only 81. llaN" your Ofetcuat repaired 10y
:. SMITH, Tailor 800 canal.'t.. near
Broadway.
ALL KINDS or STORES and stocks Of
inefehand - bought for -Doi co.h wholly
Ole" $50 2d.alc.. Newton CIV.
ADVERTISER competent .n.ce man. WIN
Invest 5000 10 ~ ,0UC d, partner ~ pTor;-
ahlc, Legitimate. business. Acdres, nil par
ucuiors to PRESS. Newark. y. j.
BAKERY Fol; SAILS hor.cs. wagon
Apply 10 ia Coolest. Jersey CITY.
ClGAE MEN.--Store on ayenue; &C;
rOrnt o. other bushes; price 800; all
particulars. - nou'ton.'t.
FOR SALE.-One-half interest ia "ror:
tat Gale. 8. The President II hr | nited
stats. Th;e Is beautiful p'ciu,r
Columbian ENIo-iton % 1872 good .op
nOr;uni;y a. ui'kc money. WRIGHT, Fox
2. Tribune OfNcc.
FOR SALE.-Poclctbook factory. CON.
pet, OF ih,e'cst for anal amount oash.
lest reasons for selling. Cail'lIs william
ST., third floor
FOR sALE.-Candy, groceries and no
tons with room b1rgiils cheap rent
9i3 We: i7th-st no agont'
HAVE AN EXCELLENT SITE for
large motel, north sid Syring Gardrn-sf.,
ou,. SQUARE from new station Reading X.
r. Philadelphia will erect hotel 10 suit
responsible patty and l,pse on REASONABLE"
to ms. : properly conducted hotel al this
painc f. needed and Will have no compel.
ion. FRANCIS T.. BuCTER $50 DreNcl
Euildine. PHILADELPHIA
| HAVE INVENTED a valuable ma.
chine; new departure; big Industry; well
&C. ted need 5000 - pat business on ~.
ct. AGdrcss LARGE RETURNS, Box
10. Tribune ONCE.
INVESTORS WANTED To take an In
tefest IL established gtook farm. Nor par
ucU!dTs address HENRY CHASE. Barry
VILE. \. Y.
LAWYER Of reputation and experience
will take "ntif" mana sn"it Of estates
more satisfactory arrangcment- probable
than with ordinary agents. Adde'S d.
C.. L.. Box 4. Tribune once.
NEWSPAPER COMPOSITION AND
PHE>SWGEK PERIODICAL PRINTING
CO.. % BETKMAE.sT" n. Y.
WANTED. Party who has or can con
tril $50 go cash u join Others IN oreanl
inc $500 OC0 hank; presidency Z export
enccd. X. j. TERRY, ~" Richie, West
Sup rior. Wis.
50 0DO TO 5000 SPECIAL capital waited
good sccu'.ty and 500 p'- cot prpht given.
Address FINANCE, 81 Churc.st.
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atal @sIais inanieo.

WANTED. One or Two city house 8.
,,chtly mortr1gcd. IN exchange for an e.c-
n SSwc pIease address MANAGER, Room
81. 30. $50 Nassau-st.. city.
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Citn fical Gstate for Sale.

4 FOUR STORY lrownstone single Fat
for s.l.: - feet front. Apply % owner,
2f7 West l@J:h-s'.
PRIVATE HOUSE 2il Fast ioth;st.
a bargain. y. ID. YETIhR 80 f"sV
6lst-st.
69D edio,uing 5th-sve.-Elcrant
house. side light 2-story extension might
lease s. NIXON, GO Broadway.
2i7 WET END-AVE.-For particulars
inquire at room 124, Ill broadway.
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,tllsrellancons

WANTED. Desk room Vicinity Post-
Office must be cheap; safe pace HAAS'
lg1 broad St, Newark.
a1O.-FUIL COURSE IN bookkeeping by
experienced bookSecpcr ana M2eh'fi prl-
Iculars. gO0KKEEPER, 2i3 w. 125th'st.
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prlp ugHl,C.

AGENTS and CANYAsSERs; naie or
.eint.c' IS to 81 daily pr"I!ts .lF, eH.
pcrieace unnecessary; 10 taik.nS :, llir d
adde's L PUTNAM & co.. West Wiastec
COan
AGENTS.-'icn' rol and special for new
Territory; iircNl term, cheapest hsliin."
hrown. AIlr'ss AGENCIES, Milo Hul.d-
lne Is Broai.st.
BOY wanted FOR thc Office q dry. ots
comm si0A hos W. q. -. l. py lt,hS
9st. To II. y. Boz = $50. Ncv-l nrh t..s.
GENERAL AGENTS for northern ond
Southc,n territory II southern linililhs
Loan Association bcst elements Building.
Loan aud Life Insurance combined hne op'
pof tInlty fOr competent and piAtlr h'H'
Addrc-. DIRECTOR or AGENCIES. Box
80 -n'1nrun. "a.
y YOU are out OF employment q wish
20 change. call AZ the old reliable Mutual
Agency; employment 81 all kinds quickly
rro .urfl Tor men positions guaranteed
Information free. MUTUAL AGr.Ntl, 81
Broadway.
sALE-MAN WANTED to Ill watches
WATCH CO.. Pulitzer building Room ~.
WANTED. Travelling salesman ON
snec.a ;ics for dry-cO. Is grocery and general
- - War.h so ic. v.eS 20 cNp,r"ht j
nan. ALLISON. ~ Mon.oe-st. chi Ego.
WANTED.-,l situation for .alor r., coach
pen. ,lcrA,. d.shGHshcrs, So. s.. ,or,
nspJud with Us. EMPLOY MINT
BrHNAU. POO Mali,on-st.. New-l orr CITY.
WANTED.-ry financial house. 4
sn 'rt rnrr.rtic young man 10 travel. sell
INC high radc bouI-. Adtr's-. stating
a.c. esp r!enc,, Acquaintance I'm New-Nork
and ,l'ir.iy and salary expected. X
p o. Fox 3.iJl. city.
WANTED.-A copper plate engraycr Tor
out-o!-tOwn; s'atr rc'cirncr nd { rms in
wrtins. 4. I. Brown. Holland House.
Females
CARPET SEWERS: st'ady work. Call
all week. store. 56S lstayc.
LADIES Of moJora'e ability not i'm.
Reunions, bt..t soclul connections. wanted
A, EDITOR, Of lit'tary journals in Ill citlr.
GO ~. able Income Int 7 s5ins home work
Constitution Book, &c. stamps a guar
antcc aeilns. curiosity. Ii EltAlsf
Gi lid % Washington Place.
NJ .KON wANTED.-By a large female
,ducltlOuI institution must have expert
elcc and = special N'nc,, for the position.
Ad1rcs.. giving full ,lrtlcu.ars. reference,
&c. MAlHoN, care r. l.. Cole, III
R.a."-,t.. Nc"-Yor@.
WANTED -Eiucat d French nurse
PrDtc,irrt for t'o young children. g.
% ~ Park-a'c. Friday. between IL ana
T. 20.
wANTTD.-A nr,t elias laundrs T. a,
sIst wti cial brr .0rE. Can D 2pj Mad
i-'nIto rday moriins, October II, be-
tween 10 ani IL
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How 1:nvelopes arc M.ae;

The paper, in large sheets, In paekagee
of 500 sheets, are. taken by a cutter and
placed on a cutting board. in the cutting
press. A steel die. the shape OF an en-
velope befored 1t Is folded, is placed on
this paper, the powerful press then comes
down and forces the die through 500
sheets. cutting 500 blanks at one time.
These blanks are piled up in racks and
taken to the envelope machines. The
operator takes a large number of these
blanks and places them ON the elevator
of the machine. which feels them up to
their place automatically. aud she
machine does the rest. delivering them
finished and counted in packages Of
twenty-five. The girl puts a band
around the psck and places them IN n
box ready for the market. The manu-
facture Of All envelope Oh q fast running
machine is a very pretty. operation, and
is very attractive. One does not tire OF
watching the limble parts OF the
machine asst takes hold OF the paper
and feeds it in, gums the seal flap, gums
the back flap. folds the laps down,
fastens the back flap securely. holds up
the seal flap so it will not stick while
drying. drops them through a trap door
intoa chain and keeps each envelope
apart until it dries, and are delivered in
packs Of twenty-five, all counted ready
to be banded.
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THE WORLDS HAPPENINGS.

THERE nre 1869 acres devoted 10
tobacco cultivation In Virginia.
1T is related that Georgia dog re-
Gently swallowed q silver fork without
injury to himself.
A CHICAGO thief a few nights ago
stole and made way successfully with
an entire house. except the cellar and
cellar walls.
TnUcKEE. New, had q shaving con.
con eat recently. Tho successful artist
scIaped his man in ~forty-tive seconds,
aud no blood was shed.
BUTCHER Hurry RCcH found .
ponni OF rusty nails in the stomach OF q
hog weighing $50 pounds which he
slaughtered at P~otteviile.
MORE than one-half OF the letters car-
ricd by the ostnl service Of tn, world
are written. posted and read by the
Engl!sh-spcaking populations.
A CHINESE in San Francisco vas o q
sidcrate en- ugh TO commit suicide tho
othor day in . strange house. 30 IS not
to bring bat luck to his relatives.
A wooD-cHopPER at Redding, Cal.
shot q stran cor because no was putting
on too mu.h style. The wounded
strange; was lately from Red Bl.H.
CoLLIs p. HrST1saroS links wood
saving the bcst exercise for young mon.
Nor that he u,ei to think so in the Gays
when he used to saw wool himself.
A~DpxAsDER HocxADAY. o: Blue
r er To IN hip. Ind. Is said 10 be liz
y Az ott. He . the father OF twelve
eh l.icA. III. wife Is still young. She
is3 years his Junior.
| Pans, with a population Of about
2.5on,s0n, has fewer than on. hundred
negroeS vi hin "a ! mills. It's claimed
II I ;he { o orel p pulation OF al
] rance is !c 9 han $50.
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Atchison

Whenever you find a man who says
that honesty does not pay it is sign
that he has never tried it.
The man who is lonesome and wants
to talk nearly always meets a man who
is tired and does not want to talk.
The world will he nearer right when q
man learns to laugh a little less at his
neighbor's trouble and more at his own.
Somany people who howl that they
do not get the good Of this life which
they deser.e should be feeling thankful
instead that they don't get the punish
ment they deserve, either.
There never was a man who was un-
willing to work Tomorrow.
Men, as a rule arc furiously Jealous Of
their wives. But there never was Il man
who would admit that his wife had a
right Is be jealous OF him.
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We desire TO ny to our citizens that
for years w have been selling Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dir.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
6alve and Electric BitterA, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll,
OF that have given such universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate to guar.
antse them every time. and we stand
ready 10 refund the purchase price, II
satisfactory results do not follow theiy
~. These remedies have Won their
great popularity purely on their inertia
y. Z. Miller. Druggist.
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The Time when these subjects are
treated Of by these contributors is the
very time when the subjects are in the
public mind-not q month or two after
other people have ceased to think Of them
The promptness with which the Review
furnishes it's readers with the most
authoritative information upon the topdcs
OF the day is one Of its most valuable
features,
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Farmers come fifteen msles 10 my
store to get Chalnheriain's Cough Rene
DIV. Many Of them. like myself. are
never without it in their homes. II
cured my boy Of u severe attack of group
and. l [ believe. saved his life.--K. Dalton,
Luray. Russell County. Kansas. This
remedy IL . certain cure for Group and,
il ased ~ soon as the first symptoms
appear. will prevent the attack. For
.alo BY F. Z. Miller. druggist.
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no ysu vsns 70 get we'll and overcome your
~piysioal weakness sutirslyl N. @. Jacobs
Celery Phosphate viii bsild you up. and make
Almsst . new NAN Of you. Head their adv0rtis.
,nsus end send for 1t. II 10 the standard 10,
buildiAo Up vsak people ed imnrtins
,tssnstA and vitality 80 all who are below n.
the Avsrass " posfss< health. 1t bonofts !runl
she Arss doss, Il ssA Be- ssns b mail.
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0u~Mseea

II enc which 10 guaranteed to bring
{ou satisfactory results, or in case Of
failure Q return Of purchase price. On
this safe plan you % buy from our ad-
vertised druggist . bottle of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. It il
guaranteed to bring relief In every case,
when used for any affection of Throat,
Lungs or Chest. such u Consumption,
Inflammation 81 Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma. WhoopinR Cough, Group, ETC.
ETC, 1t 10 pleasant and agreeable "a
taste, perfectly safe. and IAN always b.
depended upon. Trial bottles free at
AillsriS Drug Store,
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Feeble and capricious appctites are
best regulated by the use Of Ayers
Cathartic Pills. They do not debilitate,
by excessive stimulation; but cause the
stomach, liver and bowels to perform
their functions properly. As an after
dinner pill they are u%nequaled.
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FOR over slrsy

Mr. winslow's Soothing Syrup. sor children
female nu,sss n Physicians in the United
States, and has been used for over nfty rear.
with never fauina. success by millions ot
Of ~tss4i,inp Ia value is tncnjenlahls. Il flievc
the child from pain, cures dysentary ODD dias
rhoea, gripping In che bovels. md wind ooliu
b. SWING health 70 tho child 1t rsete the mother
Price 2bG. . bottle. (66l)