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have always lived within u tieck or two
of the capitol, and for the last ten years
have occupied the present house. IN the
thirty years they have had many unique
adventures with their Indian boarders.
The most important Indian treaties that
this government has made have been dts
eussed in council in the back parior on
the first floor OF the lndinn boarding
house. and all Of the most famous Indiana
with whom the government has ever had
70 deal have been here ut one ufae or
another.
Old Sitting Bull WAS here several times
and In spite Of his warlike disposition
made a capital boar1sr. Here ne got Ills
first white mems clothes, and when he
came back from the store he simply took
them off and wrapped himself up In u
blanket with a grunt Of Intense satisfnc-
tion
When the Indians reach washington
they arrive at the Beyerldges'in charge or
an army officer. with a white interpreter.
One or more OF the Indians generally act
az Interpreters also. a curious thing
about the Indian interpreters Is that Il Is
necessary to Keep them ip good humor,
or ese the government negotiations do
not proceed smoothly ind the councils IN
The BeveTidRe parlor do not end either
speedily or satisfaetorily. Consequently
the officers with them generally provide
them on their arrival here with n little
money.
the Indians are by no means all such
poor people as It IS common TO think them
In 1856. fog example, the delegates OF the
Five Nations arrived 10 the number OF
thirty The attempts 10 make trcnues
with them were by no means satisfactory.
They remained at the Beynridgcs for five
months and In that time the thirty man
aged ID spend on their own account S50,-
900. This does not include theIr EXPENSES
which were all paid BY tho government
for that time. So tt can be seen that the
Indians are not always unprofitablc visit
ors to Washington.
The first thing the government does
with the Indians o. late years Is to take
them out and buy them fun outfits or
American clothes In order 70 show the
Indians TO the country as examples OF
civilization. But the red men don't take
kindly to their new clothes. az rule,
and often the first thing they do Is 10
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has brought nosst. IN off1tonts u Gtter
and brown Tor fcstoon coruef1 and
pink-lined plsa pt she'll work tc stud tn1
drnpcry,
A vasation Alhonr The bills has 5ieIuc1
70 more than one girls vefT deii4attoi
possibilities Tor euoh ffsantti, Sffte-
body IN an Idle hour hna carved her d
hlrch-bnrlt canpci scrnc one tlao hronsft
an offertnE Of iichcn8 ana otacr fsfess|
treaBufes-- baby pine cuncf. biz cones emo
birds nsttA and II she hns spice Of hsz-z
baffty IN her nature she hah evon tte3a-
,ircd w the tattlcsnahe's akin ~ 4 stNrt-
iing cye-opcncr.
Tho memory mautele offer pitnDant cfs,-
rioymcnt for a stormy winter day Ia dis
posing OF the pretty souvenir to ones
boxes aud drawers and the odd decd
ratlys piece viii furnish many merry
little dish OF gossip for tho feminine s5it-
Dorothy Ail.ddox
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|
A Curious Toy to Be Made at Home
For the sunday Fost--Isy n. III Randolph.
The egg shell steam engine g easliy
made
blow two fresh eggs BY making !.
small hole IN the big end ind carciuliy
sucking out the contents with very flna
seire put each In a safhcsa or cage ~
witch Il may be hung zee,A MS n a lsori-
nontal position IN tne ssme manner Afin-
that Il viii hang directly below when thei
eKs Is suspended.
Next take bottle cork. Into the hotfcrtr
OF which n Gin ln stuck. drfniy fasten this
tines q svo forks into II at exactly op<
positc sides and poiaa the whole on th1
head OF the pin, which should rest on q
wen worn nickel laid on the top % .
IL carefully constructed II viii freely ana
evenly revolva Around the bottle.
II now becomes necessary TO half al.
each eEgshel with water. 40 do this
heat them over n lamp and then suddenly
plunge them into cold water and enough
viii penetrate 10 the interior,
Now cnrafnliy hang q hhell from eAcnA
fork handle and place In each OF tho
thiinbies q wa6of raw cotton saturated IN
whole by placing few fine shot In o1sd
or the other thimble ~ need be.
All was now ready for raising Ete1u1
Touch a match to tho oottoa W1ddinE III
tho thlmbles and In n few minutes the
water IN the egg shells will bon and Hteans
will begin to Issue from the hoieg 0f
course the egg shells are hung 10 Az u
face In opposite directions, AZ shown n
the Illustration.
set the whlrlisix In motion away frczH
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IN THn rAn wrsr

San Angelo, Texas, December 4.--Dear
iRoSt' noticed so many letters from my
little friends from steubner. and thouabt
l. would write one too, as l used TO live
there 1 live now In the far West, ii Is A
peantlful country, with such lovely roads
Houston last month, She stayed savcr.,i
weeks with us, and we all missed her
after she left. am going 10 school My
teachers name II Miss fizzle Iintor 1
like her very much I have Two dong
named Bessie and Selma. after my little
cousins In Harris county I win close FOR
this time. Your little friend.
Maude Scott
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IA LONrLY LIFE.

Buffalo. Leon County, Texas, December
IS Dear Post: I thought / would write
20 The Post. I am a cripple and have
been for twelve years. | have one sister
and two bro hers My sisters name Is
Maggie, and my oldest brothers name is
Caleb, and my Youngest brothers name IS
Charley. NY sister and my brothers are
old enough TO help my ma work for me.
have no pa. We have nice country
school We go all we can. / love my
teacher well We all learn fast. My
teachers name is Miss Docia Baker,
like 20 read tine children'3 pieces TINT my
friends send me. Well, / Will no. make
my letter too long Mamie More.
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RANGrR,s rn1rNn

Cypress Texas, December Dear Post.
As have never written to The Post
thought I would write I am a little boy
II years old ] have been picking cotton
all the I'm, hut ] am going 10 school now
and ! am very glad Miss Kate Deadv is
my teacher, ] study reading. spelling. llii-
r'aec lessons end arithmetic. I hnRe lit
Tie dor FITS name Is Ranger lflI hitch
him IN @ sled h. mills wood. aud II no
hunting he goes with me. He llles TO play
with nee and he likes to go IA Che water
and swim. Sometimes he Is bad and Rms
after the little pigs. This Il all for this
time. Your friend, Ernst Matzl.e.
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pApA's ASSISTANT.

Cheap Side Texas, December 5,-Dear
Post; am q little boy 10 years old. am
going to school and study third reader
spell ng, arithmetic and writing Ny school
teachers name Is Miss Jennie Key. We
play bal ana marbles, Papn and my BROTH
went to preaching and Sunday school To-
day. We all have new church at Cheap
Side to be dedicated next Sunday. ] made
IS picking cotton this fan. Ny papa ls a
farmer. We picked seven bales for him.
Roy DissnuiIes
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the .es Of steam and then the force OF t1i1
escaping steam VIII keep up The move-
mcut, slowly at first but soon at q quite
rapid rate OF revolution.
IL in place OF forks in cork. 4 cars-
fully Whitfield and haieaced piece of Wnite
pine wood. poised on a hunt needle and
n polished and oiled copper coin be alh-l
:. ....ss..ss.ssS,s the smoothness and force &c
action VIII Increase.
Goose eggs. OF course WIN afford larger
bcliera. and as consequences VIII keep
the machine IN operation longer.
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pRINTEp rg1s r1nLr-

Lott, Falls County, Texas, December 4.
Dear Post, I viii write again, MS /
hnve not seen my letter IN your paper.
have not seen letter IN The Post from
our town Ny papa takes The Post and
likes II very we'll ] am going 10 school
am in the fourth grade wn have four
teachers md about 200 scholars I am a
little girl II years old hope Vol VIII not
forget me this time. / remain your friend,
Berth Gamers
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Al LITTLE TEXAN.

washington. ID. O., December l2-Dear
Post: ! am a little girl . years old. go
to school Ny teachers name Is Miss
Moore / am In the third grade. like my
the second grade. / have six dolls. Papa
and mamma moved from Eastern Texas
three years ago this winter Papa Is one
Of the examiners In the pensien bureau,
i wish the little folks OF the Children's
club could go to the Smithsonian institute
and see the 5eautIftl things Please enroll
NY name In the Chldrena Club. Yours
truly. Lizzie Brown
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cirapsland, Texas. December 15--Dear
POST an IS littie girl 10 years old My
father Is a subscfiher for The Post, and !
like 10 reaa the chiidren's letters very
much. HAYS FIVE sistcr9 and three bro h
ers study nfth grade. by teacnefs
names ere Professor Joss. PRINCIPAL and
PROFESSOR EarTis assistant. There are
a5out eighty scholars 10 school. We have
heea Twins Ia this little town about three
years. j have one pet a cat named
Claude Your little cousin.
Madeline Anthony.
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A ENGTNgras DAtiGHrER.

Shepherd. Texas december l2--Dear
POST / Thought that | would write you a
short letter This Is my first attempt to
write 70 The Post. I 20 70 school as reg
ular as possible, and learn very fast ara
like my tee cher very much. HIS name -
Mr. Love. Z have brother and sister
going TO school My papa is IN engineer.
and he Mles The Post, ard ] DO love- TO
read X. Wen, ! VIII close for this iime.
Please enroll my name In the children's
club Give my love TO an the children.
Your friend. Cora Lee Hanks
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Losr Hnn rntrNn

Sheldon, Texas December R.--paor uos,.
4 nave never written TO You before ~ I
tnnqusht would write today. Mn host
Trend IN the world has moved or about
n neteen miles from here. Her name b
Nauc, FARMER Well as I have no more
20 toll WIN close Please enroll nv name
IA The Houston Post Children's Club Your
true friend. Morn Niue-
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MERRY ctIRrsrMAs.

s-tl. Texas. December %. Dear
Y slsh yOu q Merry Christmas aud
e,ony New Year. II is carly Tor
''.asss presents, but l have shree al
"A Brother Richard gave me a nice
u hlok. entitled, "Chiid's Life OF
IN one have been wanting for ever
~ Isn't that a nice and appropriate
~ for Chris .nns2 And mamma gave
/ nlct box of paper and envelopes,
a Mamie has received eleven from
4. y her scholars One is g hand
Z, liver card receiver. IL would be 50
s lor the club to rem ember the poor
issass. but | am afraid 1t Is too late
4 i'Aristmas presen-, but not for New
NJ That about the dear old Postg
| g5ng to discontinue my paper. the
,.asrna, 50 / viii have nothing to read
4 ne Post. am sorry. TOO, for
n lis my dear lit lie paper. What las
rnt u little wyatt Levin and the lit
|, sFi from the Pacific ocean? | would
af hear from them oftener Your lit
.hsad. Nenie Patterson.
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Irene, Texas. November o6--Dear Post;
/ am little boy 10 years old am going
70 school. ] learn my lessons well. have
a little sister &c ng to school with me,
years old. have some pets, two goats.
bales OF cotton for papa and he gave me
and my brother the last two bales.
Dixie parrott
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Stuebner Texas, December 1h.--Dear
Post: VIII write for the first time. /
am a small boy years old. ! so 70
school on Willow Creek. and study SPELL
ing. grammar, arithmetic, geography and
hfth reader l have a pet colt year old.
NV teachers name Is Mr.. j r. Yates.
We live about half Il mile from the school
mousse have saddle. think the let-
ters ere very nice. Christmas is about
here. viii close Your friend,
Oran Mahaffey.
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strange fIappcniugss IA the lndien Boarn-
fng House at the CAPITAL
For The Sunday POST ny Mrs. Aednilk
zach peccmhaf for the iasl THIRTY
ye..rs. soon after The opening o. CONGRESS
narties Of Indians have appeared on tue
Streets OF washington. They nave ~,
ffot thev have ceased 10 attract she al
tention 81 anybody except small boys ana
strangers. They are no longer followed
by the crowds that at first used % parade
after them as soon as they went out on
the street -.
Sometimes these Indians come TO make
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sKATING AND CoAsTING.

|ra7 Creek, N. Y. December 4.-Dear
|i: IKE 10 read the letters from my
b. Trends in Texas They all seem TO
US IKE my cousins wonder II any
/ nAn viii claim me for their YANKEES
x Then l tell them my papa got
M away on down IN Texas. and mar
ksy mamma, who was a Texas girl.
<lAfry tHo years to see my grandpa,
&ny lives al Ardmore. !. a. was
n there this summer, but like TO
~ New York better than down there.
|gh enjoy the strange sights very
4 AID have such n nice time eating
Frrtpas and peaches. / nm quite
F1Y lille Texas cousins would enjoy
|zsNes here today, c9sStIng. The
RI : ten inches deep, and, oh, my.
~ M to skate and slide down hill:
Fetears old and my sister " We
y. t1 Of fun together although she Is
!, BYE q play OUT in the snow much.
y Q school and am IN the lntetfne-
v isFsruient. III any OF my little
s.tai aver come 10 Cha,anqua Lake.
n y easily mud me, for live IN The
Y c,ariy. Yours very truly,
Mnude Tanner.
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(. 81 I sNas November e0.-Dear
,R.f' s,a would write l, ns 49, Xxx,
Z All hn, ! pave been picking elton III
]. I al ve,.,, am BoiuF 10 school now.
(. hnenss.. iad. / study reading en6ij,
4 psad7 ,easgns and arthmetic. Mss
\. sen rh,e Ky teacher and l like her
~ Your fria. an know for This time.
''n Charlie Kruger,
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splendidiy. Ny studies are DICTIONARY o-,
hlneuc, United States history, resryyaarh,,
Maitntner and writing. ! have no Nets ex,
name ls Price. Please enroll nv ~ ~, SSe
we Shildren's Club. l viii close with lave
" lac Fose Tommle noppefs
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''.,ir6t s a. December 7.-.Dear post:
l s.s,.ia d" ~, nn, write you letter. i am
.,asfs nave I'VE a mile from school nv
s Is Mr.. Puekette. / Ike him
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OF COURSE SHE REME8fPERs

Orange Texas, December 11.--pear
Post. j will now write 10 You and set
my lessons afterwards am 5 years old
and IN tic fourth grade IN the ''i3" class.
have d very Kind teacher Mrs, n, q.
Lusehem ! have been trying. hord during
conference to write % YOU out have NOT
yei sucreeded / met AfrA Bi4iop - con,
ference. was SO pleased With her, ]
thought would jqlp her band Of neDae w
and nelces / never looked into The Post
until mamma told me about the Childrens
Page. then wanted q Sunday Post rlgnt
a,vny love Mrs. Blshop dearly ana nope
Won about our conference, but hrye not
lime II an the children read The Post
lnst week they know something ABOUT u
new, % III say good night. Your little
friend Helen M roru-
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AHnLPvnI. I.l1rLn enc.

s.is Texas, December 4 -Bear Post:
r.1 ip . wri-e nay first letter 10 The
y. an II yelra old, and ! am going
E'qol Ny teaehB,s name IS Mes
M like her very much l am in
y. ssI,h reader. / study reading. aIith-
hs,sN pgpage lessons. geography and
s-,s three sisters and one brother.
FIX come home from school ! help
Y, hna IN the morning I milk the cows
50 70 school must close for
tb,aH flease enroll my name in the
Club. Annie Meyer.
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aANY. MANY THANKs.

hs1sr Texas. December O. Dear
VI vas SO glad to see my letters In
RI pat thought I would wri again.
~ lnAt nice story IN the Houston
sA11t the dime and the lit le boy.
n q sad thar Il brought tears 70 my
"a Lad 10 say abont Christmas. am
ny 70 follow her advice. because
|Es she ls such q nice lady, and j hope
- AN big / will be able 10 write
" lisily stories like she does. Will
~ isain. Ceeile Canet-
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a nRIGHr I.f1srI HI clIRI.

n. aae:'fIsilie. Texas. December l1.-Dcar
~ q oiien have wondered what be-
y ~, my iirst letter to yoii. Maybe
IN .ns haAtet knowsG Bat l VIII try
X Gina. sgA!n, for would like to join
/. n $500 XIX Club and want TO see lei
IA siAT N print. / am a little girl o
:. nv Il, have never gone TO sefool,
fpsi,ss'lssslng my fourth reader and ssudy
n istir geography ana botany ain
!. "a 4.lllB p learn to write with n
\ d esNt time ] write to you 7 viii
~ ''He with pen ard Ink. Yours
Lucille Pickett.
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" h!n t,e,hAas, Deeeasf;2r Dear
y ~ nm y ilttle girl 10 Years old. ara
N flebsTr snnool, Ny teachers hume
I. or Xxx nc IS very END 70 am of
N p The r,a,s.sS much. Thia 81 ruy first
\ .1snn.s ie 81 = rs a surprise to nagia
cblSrsn, klease enroll my name in
~ Club, ! remain vonr little
Nay Nlunhansea.
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VoUNTRY cHRIsTMAa.

~ ", ekas, December B.--Dear Post;
\ cSStP, my pen to write yoii a few
% lIltis s will soon be here ma
,S.,1,As OF dear Old SAINT CLANS. ma
4 QUIZ w2at he VIII bring us. we
'rtl1. TX lonely TIME out FAR Ia the
h NM ~ heing only q p3stoffice
y tfon rom Weimnr and twelve
4 PAPA i.etSlange; hut love the coun-
Z ri- ria sSrtnt me a nice little pony
* iilfle rt,,Ssn l choofe. ! wish SOME
Z fiiend Sni'lren could visit me. Yonr
M Kate Lewis.
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IFUN ON THE WAITER.

Orange Texas, December lb.-l3eI
iefter. NY papa ~ taking The Daily Post
ana / like 70 read tie Chlldreii's letters;
My papa has got u nice llttle tug poet. ni.u
NJ L,lve Il nice time Foins down TO sabine
Lake. chrlstfnas Wiil soon be here anu
hour All The children VIII md Santa Claus.
i ssilf look foSS him. Please enroll my 'lt.e
mothers nume,Spd mine n We N ~, ~.
Club. Meme fAlhSi-
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Auction.

Why 90 to an auction to buy
goods, when you can buy as good,
or better goods at private sale for
less money? We are determined TO
meet prices from any source. The
cost of goods entirely lost sight of.
We have by odds the largest and
most complete assortment of
watches, diamonds, jew elry, silver
ware, etc, to be found in Waco,
and we offer the opportunity fol-
the biggest bargains in this line
that you have ever heard of with
out the annoyance of attending auc
ton. We are in earnest, and oul
&c years residence and our reputa
ton for square dealing is sufficient
guarantee that we will do as We
say. Call and be convinced.
Yours for the holiday trade,
w. Nj. RAGLAND e Son,
jewelers..
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FOR SALE.

The finest blsckwaxy farm in the
county, l4SS acres, l6 miles west
of Waco, miles east of Crawford;
$50 acres in highest state OF Guilt
walton, balance in pasture, 3 and !
wire fence, mountain cedar posts
6 tenant houses, we'll water at each
house, good barns, granarles, crips'
etc. 1900 acresgood tiliable land on
this place; 1000 bushels corn, 1000
bushels oats, 1000 bushels wheat;
30 head horses and mules, 3 yokes
of oxen, 100 head of hogs; farm
ing implements, such as sulky
blows, walking plows, mowers
haryesterq, all necessary farming
tools. All the above go with thl'
nlace if sold by Let of January, '94
at 500 per acre, one'third cash
balance on 10 years time if desired
We know this to be one of hGes
places in the county. Very healthy
close to school and church.
We have other good farms II
the county.
41o Franklin Street, Waco, lex
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Are you Bilious, Constipated or
troubled with JaundIce, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste in Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain in
Back and between the Shoulders,
Chills and Fever, etc. If you have
any OF these symptoms, your Liver is
out of order, and your blood is slowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
does not act properly. HERBlNE will
cure any disorder OF the Liver, Stom.
ach or Bowels. 1t has no equal as a
Liver Medicine. Price, rs cents.
Free trial bottle at Fl G. Msher :
Drug Store, Waco, and J. b. Cornish's
Drug Store. East Waco, Texas.
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A Card 10 the Public

My business has taken such an
unexpected turn that during the
next twelve months | will be obliged
to be away a greater portion of my
time to attend to outside matters
and have decided to reduce my
stock as much as possible, and TO
accomplish this, will hold an auc-
ton sale, beginning Monday,
December 18th, at p. M, and
will sell, without reserve, 10 the
highest bidder, one of the most
desirable stocks of Watches $,
Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware,
Clocks, ETC., ever shown in Waco.
Mr.. James Brown will conduct the
business for me during my absence,
and will make all guarantees good
shall make the store my head
quarters and will be found there
when at home.
The quality of every article
guaranteed as represented by thu
auctioneer Or money refunded.
Col J. T. Turner, of Chicago
will conduct the sale.
M. l.. WlNANs,
Waco, Texas, Dec. IL, 1898.
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|HaLLard's nnrehnund SYrun.

Billiards. horehound Syrup.
guarantee this to be the best
Syrup manufactured in the
vide world. This is saying q
Heal, but it is true. For Con.
fan, Coughs, Colds, Sore
Sore Chest, Pneumonia, Bron-
Asthma, Group, Whooping
and all diseases of the Throat
Langs, we positively guarantee
Is Horehound Syrup to be
Ut an equal on the whole face OF
SDe' In support of this state
We refer to every individual who
ef used it, and to every drug
10 has ever sold it. Such evil
Is lndisputable. Sold by H. G
Ss& Co., Waco, J. B. CORNISH
Waco, Texas.
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,oadv to Send In.

IA Press 10 The Ne"s
''' ''~e1oY. D. C., Dec. IA -
~ !. nothing at the White
j. tate department to show
itl.,mation of the Hawaiian
lDl0 oil be transmitted to con.
le ia.v or al any time in the
|, 'vu,e Apparently the prepa.
u !; the material in the state
f,usnt is complete, and it can
:. in any time the president
/. to submit II.
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.oalc That Quiets the Nerves.

Ie seaaliyes and nerve foods and
n,. u which this age Of medical discoV-
,''nc' can restore quiet TO the nerves
M h SO ioneas the tranquility of those
a, ',kahs are disturbed by Irregular
Ia "uen the food is not adequately
|,r,s, 4l asslmllated, a tonic or invigorat-
\. :" not exreted upon them, they
+, ' AJAX and unstrung, and nightly
.s,' ''uroed and iltful. Beginning al
,,so. a.h head, Hostetter's stomach Bit
W. 49, disordered condition of the
krss y promotes general vigor, in which
Ra 4'e In common with the rest of the
,s,n,, eHuiar action OF the bowels and
ssdD.e from the use of the medicine,
e,u,m ~" THIS good effect. Malaria
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