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Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

ganobrngsfoniulent Sanbberg Ital
bore inoItiaet iii SefretRr 9anbbru9s.
olrettortatet efter aiosoe 9. 3. Nlco.
ldpjen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
DEBORAH Wall Paper Store

er Soneoluarirret for HGaaepapir on BIN.
orsadybiner. gn tor JoriDuu9 sr acton
no 'agct fra 5dbrifUn. ONT paa. NJ e.
bsr uE oct reritc Epldq ! BBtn. % IuitrIt
or mliore enc uDqet auoctiro5; be CT idI
ldUt. Of enbusr Ian nu prince inc 8Greiicr
Hro uue 3apeter Sea iulqsr Gardner ira
Is Gents o. upouer o. 3ape;er for 8 Gents
ur. 6o5bel Rnl o. op I'll 80 GcHts for BE-
iiHeits og bsote l 6anbsisH. Seq fan lparr
ybcr ReHQc paa ecrne Sings Bare.
DEBORAH Wall Paper Store, 10 Igre /
y cit ira Lit Ratioull 8ont
2S.l0.2 A., ~. Rveftmarf.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Sorsst. ~ Itt r blsUsH mia tuHss Soo at ]bstisuB,s
sisrs ior iraUGrsnos cIast % DsuHu, at min cufra
Gin, GuomuHosoattr 5orotr aistt U.o GsttH ben sss
Rlrts, o. blsU 5ssra oct ben I0b,. Gisso, par fsst BEN
ste aprtt 1916 poa Saarben SueeH Oo Glen, TrsEI
8rsitsaislo, Tors,. Dun beufoo ltils % roIts Lro,H
paa fin Gr.liu .itr / Aar, . wtaaasor % 10 Iasss
spsdeis. plTTsH ~UtIfsnE6t % mt6 4 Bbrn, BOOrai en-
r toraosaHs.i; be 3 b~ssr1bsr mto mtg Eab,t al en-
tirrtis eui,tu o. sm Nosu.
gr.s ms0 Bit StsD. UttisHt, oar, bit Dttnssl
Ch Q. Jorstt % es.n.
qat pr,hon, Q. gaiota. ben f3ot gaarts 1893.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

WanIen o8 etpar andre 9eltc9ere i
neutrality-suspicious. er M begpnot at
llgse uoe ON gtatten i lllueltinos 8Riter
ior at beroe Tia.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Eli giifop t5rpmsg Stiit inbitiQer
We8iertn9en Stiitspropit Sgdman i
3rpmse, Der til Gmbeoet baooe iaaet
be fleite Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Centrum. 4~roIesior 9ieblein
erflGrer | en- Grtitel / "glitenpoiten", at
oslaa ban - ligeiom 4sIesior Nteioen,
ON eno al aubre @runoe - fer fig n0o.
ln9et til at meloe fig ib af bet upoau,
neDe Gentrumsparti.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Yjornltjerue SlprniUn ie9er Stors
tDiuget ON &eniiuu for 9enrit 8jerre.
9aaros 0attcr, Saren 8lerregaaro.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Gn ng f%onierpatip llngoOmsfor.
ening itifteoes forleoen paa Samar.
Gil 5ormano palstes aojuntt Better.
len.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Wange Nniegere. 400 @nipgere
bapoe til os meO Snsoas melbt Jig til
Ell leois 8oit lpm Qsiiitent peo Sunbs
beosfommlsIionen i &riitiania.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

8unoerien er fDot 1908 Us aniattes
i Golou9ienet3 2jeneite / 1912.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

ertffou. - Get .t min tuugs Zoe at mssbsts StR3i
% 9ennCr. at min tfGrs 3aitru 1lartt 3u:rssattsr
Ssgsslorsd at Ziu SEors Norss aiaii vss Dso,u {
aro,n paa TN 6rtlir ben 4ss 9ioris 1893 sla 8 g(aas
usoas gso0m q, IRItHs / IN Abr al ~ aar. 6srsn
itprt mtg at bore cen tuH9s 1ors os gam.
1rso mto b.uo,s 5tsD. ~UtItsutt care bsHb,s Dltuo,.
CEs erti0H alitss.
eatnsp %. IapLor 60. mis-.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
aabriftilimslouen traOer i Strait

lite Suli .. u. s ben anleonin8 lore'
Ilaar Regierinsen beuil8et 8aser til :
Nabritinlpeftprer, en- I Gt Sphpeh'
iielolte a 5000 ar. % ell | BET Selien'
o. Wproenii. q $500 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

st mt Sauatorium paat9nfeS ans
last i 3pniet. Slttieinobpbelle oil uos
gaa mep bet iBrlte.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

8osbp. Bet betisnstsisr,s broto, at BET bt5dss5,
9sruu / i'm gisbom at b~ort,alo, ira bsHHs 3aosH miu
~tlsOe Dlaub ROrpatS Z. Ros5p sitr tn Iau9trs 2g3ss
Itsb,o al Earring I en- AtOsr at % Mar o. 4 Dass. 3t3
m,O 3 imaa Darn btgrabu Eabst al en- 600 Os tarli3
qGateiaas CO i}absr. men bet a min grsit I Sorstn. at
ban osSe / 9rotu paa fin drsIia % ~taust.oss tftsr 5ors
Stuao.
Gr,o mso bans Sisu, UeHsu.t por. bans Tttno,t
Singer Ctapa AoS5g,
fsbt z gpsri0n.
Rottuap g0tt. Uaiau., ben 100, Dlarls 1893.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

st Optel CT aabret / Siaeltrsm un'
Der 9tapn al "2iQeitrpms 9Otel".
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Statsraao HD3b er enitemmls ualst
til aomiuiitrerenoe 0irettsr 8riitiania
S%parebdnf.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Som Yolitimeiter / 3ronobiem I'M
Der 9eoi9beoen er tonititueret 9oliti.
iulOma8ti9 9. MOBielot.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
YIN GuranitaIt.

YIN a%nranltalt. 8irettsr 5lOOo
bolSer paa at Oprette en- iarititt Sur.
anltalt for Sritialoise al NrbeiOstlas,
zen. San bar anbraset ON ct Biorae
az 1000 Str. BERTH al Serseus Branbe.
ptnsiamlaa.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

9~orgerligt sGgteifab er i Iaret
1892 tuo9aaet al 4S3 Bar for Nota-
riUs publicus / 9%rlltiania.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

YrGlt peb Ifersbus Strafanitalt.
&Unroo q. 8. 9abl, ieireoe Den 22oe
6eb. lit 25sglars SubilRum Iom Brett.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Gil be 5DrulDtfeOes Giterlaote
Norolano, er / Bergen inofOmmet A.
900 8roner.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

SolbopiDnsmauD d. 6unoerien
peo Srammens Soloiteo er paa Auips-
ming meOoelt 9tliteO ira lite april D. q.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

e3cDs aIetutsr saftss for al irtse eng TIE. HOrts
eaHifs os fpsuffe Bsa Z. StrU traE ioE Dc bs3ae
aDabiitoner ca n1va oeIie bad. North Am RIGA
Pub. Co., Dept C., 2iT2n 4tart Ctr GAcaso, 81
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Zen oirefte Stat / Srn9er6 belsbsr
li9 I'll 36,511 &rpner. - Gen ltgrite
S%tdttepoer er @rosierer 8iDrn meo
2l5O aroner og Soban 0aba meo
1854 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
Gfterippr9iei.

srIla iHbtagss br,itsr tor "a aqf1 C,ut5t.
Orb. On SOshao. + u. d~0t5Ogtao III It RioH. reg
mes tor 1t Orb. Vt aOsrttsismSal "D,orI5' B5t,a'
IRiss ~antag,lis Of 1000 rt Iso.VD sott ass. aotti
tisi,mtut,r. Der snt koiasss a eaal,Hb IaIsi "a
6euipu til.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

SIoUorlf. observation-disclosures Sas.
,"D "a Staar bar inobrast for Stor'
,..'ss' 6orilas ON at Olouorit tnbis.
". ,oW lait SAG peo Seminarierne %
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
Ten ierfe nprIfe ~fpinoeliae Eteno.

gfaf Ct ! oisle Ia0e bIeptn ani1t |
S~tOrtblnssts 9isusite, - iorelsbie fun
lor ct Bar Waamocr. Otter oilaat
ernnsn | 5%tenueraii ueb Stortbingets
aliilinoeltse Sprius er ncnIig Srgtcu
Hoiitls Sparre antn9et iom Nsiitsnt
Dos be ofilcielle Sturtbinasreierenter
Deb uoarbeipelien Of heres Meiernter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
Cirinn i sanheis airfrr. Z stnt

AiiihB SuHUsis NttleT. S Stut5s
faao er airteoepartementet naooisI. be.
mpnoiget til, ioriaapiot oerom inotonts
nter anoraaenber, at iamtpfte /, at Der
! Sanoets &irier foresaar Ofrius paa
alteret til 6iGlp for be Tom 5slse al
Stormnlpt'erne / 2oiuteu os Better.
aalen / Sannar n~Bolioeube.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Sperretsia9f9rer 9. .. 6eel'
mugben CT auturlieret lOm eoio. Sub.
m99ti9 bos SUrenitriper / SRoerens
Soreultriueri, Slime.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Gn apppeepioemi er uobruot
9alarne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
spaoIrrtnr ira Oslo til Snlano.

Oct er no8ct me9st %ijeloeu, at SIeu,
laaIeoe5 lon M, logger 5 a 8 CONNER
!gt ira ben bObuslGnife Spit til Stos
gen, Tiger "SObuslGuiugen".
@teH oet funoe pore blepet cnouu
barre. S i'm Commands &i9i8 aros
hide" bcretter Arjelb Suitielot, at
"A0r 1928 bar ct almiuoeli0t Sranb
&C 2rnoUcg o%ifiuer 8elt, poa Sien, pm
Dor 6rue bag apnoelsmjsie, at man
Raa 'cr Tigers tio, baiuer @nuo i9rob
8eoe3 Der piflter, GpUit 2auriB reeO
goa %&ornborrina, ofiucr Selt, meo ben
SlelonoIte mact, Sammeleois BAR DC
andre 6rr8citeoer ~irosien. at BET bar
iTne.1em Sonoene, mi iej ugger".
enonu mertcligcre er bans Meboes
Islic ON, at
"&or 1856 uaor iaa ltor @iuter, al
aano gid ira Spilo til Snolauo". Oct
oil li9e ira Oct nupHrenoe Srlltiania til
S9OoHo. Sra Nor9e til Stosen!
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Voaroen Ecbre Stebie i sosnoal
l0'8t til en- Gn9elItmauo for $4,000
EI2aer. 9Urc Steoie er / to 3erminer
cisC' AZ Gsnsmano Sem for benbOloSpis
]t'oOo % $4,000 Ser. Gn itprre Gel
pO[' Steoje er allereoe paanp uoiolgt
|,''re SeIe paa no9le Mtaal i buert
0c'S. aelten ltal NOT uaiaa uoltpttes
Sm"aIagper. Stebie M~gllebrug er
SSIoa 3oaet orer til ny Ger % tanfes
T.. l'o@mrsf9 Stauo. s SognbaIss
aaEts' er / oisie Gage lat isaus ct MT
Nu|tmGlert. 8ette ital pGre bet melt
"VsMG3nae W(eieri paa 0eItlnnhet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
0obert II. sDons.

JAE'EAAAs
2anoet ligaer 81 D}I. / SpDpeit ira g..
turnh. pna GatmarsBrieu. 2Glq4
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Siljates. The CIermont Mills
er tilillls biligt. Scr er en- uomGrft
NHIeoninq ipr en- iorctagiom Miauo meO
Nnlr0 for Npteforre!ungrn. 5or mar
mere GpIpSurH9er benueuOrr man ng til
eler tlitrlu GIeren 3. o., gOtsiOro. Sters
mont, Soma. 90. %. 10
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
San bru9te lin eaen Wicbicin. Sor

9an brugtc i'm escn Miebicin. 5or
N08Ie Yt0aneoer iioen tom Ell Noros
Hiano tilbage I'll Srlftiania ira 9lmes
ma, meoiOrenoe enbel &rrtfer meb en-
slo9s 0leoicin Der ituloe helbreoe for
SFIttelq9e. 9an bar uobelt 8lppeblaoe,
g0orI BAN uolOoer en- 8elpnuitg til ben,
yer Tan opOiie 3ilinlbe, bpur ar. s.
eaa &u8ttrts Standard Cure" life bar
,OF'laaet at bOrtta9e Stppetitten for
Farte Grltte, uaar gru9sauplsuing er
aEla9Il3 'ul9t. Gen feiler alorl9." st
,a'eloe Grempel for Mteoicinens 8ril9.
0argeo bar ban ielu siuet, ioet ban eiter
u 9a0e ngot ben M lis9er ip9 uoen
s%'si' at tllnne rsre Jig. 3ottorerne
lWOet bans 8tlitano meget bet9nfeli9,
c,s' Ian enonu iutet n9rmere iise paa
VE''no al ben eienopmmelioe Mebicin.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
ttlfalaS ener tiaeis.

SiliafgS.-Gn 900 II Gta9c5 Got
- tag. / 1etorab mso 10 Bprelier. Got
93 x 800 BOB og Got Ior yaOe 20 X $50.
uom9rtet 8eoftur, Grguo. GiiterHe, 600
9aoe oB &ognItlr, "Iccorab, gciien~ du
ptirr. %. i9ti
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

GnifcS. On Waitiniit Guiter Blaos
- en- 5lourms0e eicr Sdgmgllc, Aoresie:
go. 2. "7eeOrabsg often, DEBORAH Soma.
22tQS
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

CSarm tiiialgo. $50 Neres II
~ 9Rtl eft ira 3ttDrlh 300 uu6er Dgrt-
nina. 50 Acres S~toolaao. Dns. 8aaoiprJn1
o. @ieroeG. ielaes biiigt % pad rmsl &C
acHbttioner. Cor urruere Splpsuiuaet
benueroer man ig tl lorBer Noen, 3ec0'
rob, Soma. IS 1911
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-09
Mnsic As nm Aid 10 Medicine.

Music. which Of late has been sending
forth new trial shoots in the field OF the
r~apeutics, was again brought under the
notice Of the profession in this regard
by DR.. j.. G. Blackman i'm the January
number Of the Medical MAGAZINE. De
fined by this author as the language Of
sounds. its effects are briefly stated TO
consist in the production Of motion, with
liberation OF nerve force and a generally
pleasant result. The observations Of Do
giel ere again quoted as proving its regu-
lating effect upon the circulatory system
and its consequent close relation 10 tissue
nutrition. 1t is doubtless in this way
that its celebrating or calmative inlu-
ence in conditions Of mental disease may
best be explained. The article above men
toned is interesting 10 us as conveying
the first definite statistical evidence we
have met with respecting the employ
ment of music in clinical medicine. The
observations Of Or. j. Ewing Hunter
at the Helensburgh Hospital go TO show
that among the obvious effects Of its use
relief Of pain has i'm many cases been
most Qarked. and we are also informed
that rapid reduction Of temperature i'm
a case Of peritonitis appeared to have a
similar origin. OF course. we mus I'M all
such cases make due allowance for the
pOSSiDlllN OF Il post ana roper hoe fall
lacy, and we should certainly exceed
every known sanction Of science If we
were TO claim for music a distinctly Gu
rative influence in organic LESSONS. New
ertheless. the fact remains that healthy
nerve tone has much TO do with tissue
nutrition. and that music as a recognized
agent In its production has thus far a
~place-albeit a subordinate one-amonc
the eXtra-pharmacOpoeial remedies avail
able for the purpose Of the physician
London Lancet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-09

mothers, girls of seventeen and eighteen,
who. for the sake of shelter and the hope
Of aid from the Sisters of Charity. had
agreed TO remain in the founding asylum
at least one year to care for their chill
dren.
"And yet" said the nun, hundreds n
hundreds are abandoned outright. and
these we like to put In our Outdoor de-
partment.'
1--WE have loaned about one thousand
babies just now TO sturdy mothers who,
for SO a month, are anxious to care for
these waits with their own children.
Every year thousands Of respectable
women beg us for a baby, and are quite
heartbroken because they cannot adopt
it outright.
And when the babies are brought TO
the sisters for inspection we find that
the hearty Germans. gay Italians, Swedes
and Russians have taught their charges
a bit of patois, and slyly tucked a curl
or twisted a shawl in the fashion Of the
national costume at home.
when a child is three or four years
old we adopt it out under the Inden-
ture law. usually In the West. Women
Of wealth and standing in New York APP
ply for children to adopt, but we prefer,
however. to send our 500 babies each year
TO Illinois or the Dakotas.
Here, you know, they are Swallowed
by this building, and their adopted
parents find it difficult TO keep the secret
of their birth"
A clock struck 4:9O. and a servant an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-09

nounced supper. Instantly there was a
wild stampede Of babies. Toward the
door they tended in a breathless scramble
for first place. In front Of us the forces
broke and swerved to each side with
small ceremony. for the stupid women
who didn't know that bread, and butter.
and milk. and apple sauce were only a
few feet away.
At the door they Joined again and
scurried down the corridor, heads bobbing
and awkward bodies tense with effort.
AS the last head vanished a single
Shrek Of amazement woke every crib
baby I'm the room. In the middle of the
floor stood a boy just promoted TO the
dignity Of his legs and four teeth. Doubt
less the occasion was quite new to him,
but instinct told the meaning Of the exo-
dus. which somehow he had missed. So.
catching breath. which was not % be
wasted in grief, he struck out boldly,
staggering down the room as fast as igno-
rant little legs could bring him. A rap
turous smile broke over his face as we
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-09
Unjust Taxation.

1t is unjust TO tax the stomach with
burthens that it cannot bear. MANY
silly people thus t~yrannize that faifhfni
servltor until II rebels and Furnishes them
as they deserve. Dyspepsia is usually
the child of gastrOnOmic folly. but
inherent feebleless from childhood n Is
surely pleasantly remediable with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. the finest
ana most highly sanctioned gastric tonic
impaired to the stomach and the in
creased activity of its digestive and as
similative action, insured by the persis-
tent use OF this benign invigorant. gene
raj stamina is augmented, the nerves
strengthened and tranquilliZed, and a
tendency TO insomnia and hypochon-
driasis defeated. Biliousness, chills and
fevers. rheumatism and kidney troubles
are conquered by this admirable medi-
cine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-09

CLEANS upon the black figure and the
copies Of the masters on the walls.
And fifty feet beyond was the dust OF
Tammany-ridden New York, jangling
rattle and all the sin which had made
this huge structure a necessity.
you would like to see our babies?"
the nun was asking. b careful Don't
say you will study them all to-day. for
we have a few more thar 500 just at
presen.. However, you may follow me"
she concluded, primly. as though wroth
with the unseemingly twinkle in her eye.
Five hundred babies and not a sound to
be heardi
In rapid succession the doors Of kinder
garten rooms were thrown open to show
rows Of absurdly tiny chairs and tangles
of color woven from everything dear to
the fancy of a baby's heart. There were
windows in every available space; the
huge structure is literally honeycombed
with them.
las l often tell the sisters" said the
nun. half signing, 1--WE live In a glass
house here. Listen! You can hear the
children now"
Through a closed door came a soft.
continuous sound like summer rain on
leaves. or a brook splashing over pebbles
by the roadside. 1t was a happy, content
ed murmur. resolving itself in another
instant TO component parts of grooming
songs. mysterious laughter at tales Of
baby lore. inarticulate responses and the
shuttle Of scores of toddling feet.
A moments pause at the door, and then
the children. with perfect fearlessness.
turn toward the sister and the stranger,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-09

humming "wose and May, Wose ana
May"
"Rose any May what?" came the care
less question.
II the dark, vague eyes were puzzled In
quirits.
"Rosc and May" they repeated. Then'
I'm sing SONG threads OF voice. they wan,
dered off. qravering the names pesu'"eu
upon them by the caprice or a nun n.
NOT a child among the eighty In this
first OF six nurseries was crying.
In the cribs slept mites two weeks oIa,
and fat. wrinkled wiscacros almost ready
20 no turned out upon the floor and
classed with the run arounds,
Beside the majority OF them sat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-09

suoIssnosIp dIpus 1Ious pu" sonss old
butter could be safely tucked under ones
arm while milk was drunk. but this plain
ly exposed the sauce to attack and there
seemed no other way out of the diihcuity
than TO yell Justify until the nuns white
hand should interposc to protect '"e
rightful claimant OF the luxury
"What little animals they are! eA-
claimed the nun. softly adding, VIII you
look at Sister Irene's cradle now! An
yes! This famous cradle. when is one
OF the bits OF history OF New lork'
Now 1t stands. n dainty nest IN whl,e
and blue. lust inside the door Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-09

dashed their Juggling horses ana ytI'ru
criticisms at bewildered truckmen- 'oH,
ductors pulled the bell strap with one manu-
and showed the blinking %newsboys of the
platform with the other. Cables darteu
from behind the dust clouds with intent
10 Kill. only TO have their horses heads
savagely jerked by men pedestrians, WINE
the women complained raspingly TO police
men on the curb. Plainly the metro
politan temper was on edge.
In one Of the uptown cars sat two neatly
dressed women anxiously trying 10 soothe
a fretting baby. But IL continued 10 wall
in desultory fashion as the women lett
the car and made their way. against the
wind. TO an immense stone building 'front.'
ing an aristocratic avenue and running
back through the block TO the street they
had left. As the door opened the baby
ceased abruptly in the midst OF n long
drawn sob. for just beyond he saw a
queer. big white figure holding ont its arms
TO him and smiling. and back Of Il was
a strange red light. altogether better than
any moon or orange TO be had for crying.
And as II this were not enough TO SUIT
any baby in his senses. there were funny
blotches of color which looked good TO
pull AT on the shiny floors. and all over
the walls were dozens Of children in
pretty red and blue and purple dresses
PLAYING with woody lambs or resting in the
arms Of a man who seemed to be telling
very wonderful stories.
The baby cooed and stretched an uncer-
tain little fist toward the children and the
very white woman over there who held
out her arms 10 him still. as he was car
ried away under the guidance Of a white
capped girl.
AS the group disappeared a walked
slowly down the room and paused beside
the statue OF the Holy Mother. Behind
them the great window blazing with a
soft radiance. threw crimson and tawny
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-09

HE DISCOVERS A SPECIAL FRIEND.
running straight into the arms which
they know will be opened to clasp them
Tight. Tender hands wind co%nhdingly
around our necks and rub our cheeks.
while dewy lips shower kisses. Other lit
tie ones distaneed in the race for favor
press their heads against our arms and
seize our hands in readiness for the walk
through the nursery. They have found
a new plaything. And they have not
learned the bitter lesson which awaits
them. that. OF all the children in the
world they have no right to it's gifts. of
name or place OF honor. The only home
'hey nave known thus far is the big
sunny room where none but loving wo-
men come to romp and sing and 10. com
iort the heart OF the motherless child
"hlch can be lonely at times even here.
ana so, OF course. by plain reasoning.
there 10 much TO be lost, they argue. in
pretending 10 be shy with people who
bring things which make many kisses
worth while. They lock arms in rows OF
TOUR and back down the aisle; they rush
rom the shelter OF the white curtained
cribs like animated c~atapults: they stare
soieInniy. and as general interest begins
70 wane. walk away TO discuss II at their
leisure. S"
W pretty maidcns Of three. noddine
unoer &ksu ours. lowered about us.
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I am In my seventy-ihlrd year, and FOR
dftv wears have been a great sufferer
ffom Indigestion. constipation and bill
BUSINESS. | have tried all the remedies ad-
yertised for these diseases and got no per-
manent relief. About n year ago the
gerous form. became very weak and
lost flesh rapidly, l commenced using D..
II. MozIey's Lemon Elixir. | gained
twelve pounds in three months. My
strength and health, my appetite and in
digestion were perfectly restored, and
now | feel as young and vigorous as
ever did in my life.
l.. J. ALFRED,
Doorkeeper Georgia State Senate.
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 5. 1891.
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month %forty-hve new born infants had
been left within il under cover Of the
night. For four years it rocked on the
street; then the sisters took it inside
because its fame had gone all over the
country. Sweet charity built this great
house. and because it is here 800 children.
gathered under one roof, are laughing
and sleeping and growing as fat as any
children can.
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largest charitable institution Of its kind
on this continent; twenty years ago 1t
rocked in the blasts Of winter or swung
under summer stars in front Of q humble
dwelling in a humber street. The three
nuns under the guidance of Sister Irene
watched it from the house. Within a
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Thief Arrestcd

before the WI Gle vitality was stolen away.
Dr. David's Iodo-Ferrated Sa~rsaparilla
stops the progress of all blood diseases.
and makes o healthy. vigorous M
weh' a..t li.f.l.li-- lliAii4x
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BABIES BY HUNDREDS.
SOME OF LIFE NAGREAr INsTITU-
TiOy IN NEW FORK.
Twsnty-Three Thousand Six Hundred
waifs Have Found Food and shelter In
This Home for the Little Ones.
Copyright. 1889

T. course all
New York was
Nl naturci.
Singing breeZes
s~pringing from
the East rive
met others
from the North
and lifted huge
spirals Of dust
and denris in
the crowded
streets. Car
drivers caught
In n swirl
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A Report.

Mrs. n. A. McEntire writes from Spring
Place. Ga: For many years | have been
a great sufferer from indigo stion sick
headache and nervous prostration. | tried
man remedies. but got no permanent re-
lief until | used DR.. Mozley's Lemon
Elixer. | am now in better health than
for many ears. My daughter has been
subject TO chills and fevers from her in
fancy / could get nothing to relieve her;
the Lemon Elixir has restored her to per-
feet health.
Sold by druggists. SOC. and 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. II. Motley. Atlanta, Ca.
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BY trihing with a cold. many a one
allows himself 10 drift into a condition
favorable TO the development OF some
latent disease. which thereafter takes
full possession OF the system. Better
cure your cold at once with DIR. ID.
Jayne's Expectorant, a good remedy for
throat ais and lung affections.