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Colleges. Schools, &c.
TIE COLUMBIA TIiEaTRE SCHOOL
FOR ACTING.

This school Offers Il thorough and systematic
course OF dramatic instruction; reiearsals on the
grand stage OF the Columbia Theatre.
The city Of brooklyn affords especial advan-
tagrs TO non. resident students, being less eNpen-
Sivv ~ u place OF residence, while the school is but
twenty minutes frum the heart OF New York city,
Fog prospectus aud iuli particulars address j. W.
SHANNON, Columbia Theatre. Brooklyn, y. y.
Att, - llall'S Conservatory. of Music and
English Training school for rapid advancement
aud for hall tuition charged elsewhere. All in
strumeutnl and vocal music, elocution. foreign
languages, OIL painting. ARCHITECTURAL, me
Tiu>, Reading, Spelling, Grammar, letter
Writing, Arithmetic, bookkeeping, ronnanship.
students prepared for college and regent exam
inattnn. Terms, 80 in advance. open til loP. NJ.
LIS West I'D II.
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instruction.

One TIM, go. per Tine StcOlt TIM, sec.
Tr HHS. WIFf ant Subsequent lanes, zoe. per
Enr. No srrrr cirrJ' on NuitlyI '
BANJO Free mgtruc,iun 10 new beginners
Joining banjo orchestra; private lessons. bob
son, i3iI R~rpnd~ay, corner ;i6th 81.
FHEE CLASS IN photo process for photo en-
craving for sell supporting young wOm"l.
Apply now, Young Wumcu'> Christian AssoC!a-
ton, : Last 18th -, "a. VI. TOD i. NJ.
LADN tn,trlc'~ coH:idcmiinlly, English branches;
backward pupils advanced, writing - specially;
tnTuI- luw, az West lOlst -.
PIANO, singing taught: terms low; best method.
Prot. l!u,mluunu, JOS West I4th 81, care of
Nr. cusnGcE,
sTINOGRAPHY aud Typcwriting school.
SID broadway, y, T., II week. Call or write.
EITHER LESSONS-BcSt method: quick teach.
ing; practical. EMILE kRAUlHElM
teacher, biS East Slst ST., inst floor.
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Furnished.
unfurnishcd Rooms to Let.

9TH AVE, l23-Two large connecting rooms
splendid location; light business; Sst. monthly.
WILSON.
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Dancing Academies.
Dairy, l5c.- a line; Sunday, sOc.
AFTERNOON ~GLASSEs. WALTZ GUAM.
Tue. !: Thurs. 3. 80, :. 80. teed In 9 pnvAto
LADY A~SSisfANIs. lessons. with mudc, g
HOSEA HIGGINS

7 Own ACADEMY OF DANCINu,
3 G,liO WEST I'D ST, near 9th ave. 10
THURS. and FRIDAY, I. 3OtO 10. 40; private les
sons, | dollar; tickets used ut pupil's convenience;
nnesinners, classes, four lessons, dollar: quarter:
first LESSONS private. open every day, A. N. -
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins is probably ms well known - any
man In Now York, and the fArne nj the Institution
over which he presiles Inns spread all oyer the
country. The invnriable and pronounced tuoeeas
tlat has followed his .hrethods In teach1nG. the art
of dancing has made u the largest eStabli9hmcu4
OF The kind In the world. To the better GlaAs OF
people our own " Is an ideal institution; ftD
~iDcilitics ar, nncqualled, the floor space Is enyr-
mons, the music provided Is above criticism. while
his staff oflnly. and gentleman teachers stand al
the head 81 their profession. T.
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, in his class lessons, Gives
individual instruction IN n room separate from ME
general classroom. Diildent pupils. find nhie
THE WALTZ IN. SIX PRIVATE LESS0NS.
MAKING No
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Boarders Wanted.
West Sid C.

West Side.
iHn ST. lin WEST Handsomely furnished
rooms; 9lnN,np,, "haSin un,ir' mouse "hu appoint
''''''' '""' H"''''' '''''"' -
idrIi 81, ! iN.fs~T Larry aud small rooms,
cn''S.
+siii 81 "a, VT second, il""r front r"am
small on Ail"lhiNSi All commencement Gouh
'h''t i'l'''fl''''
SSrII 81. @;EI WESI-iargc sunny room, soc
nnd iloor, hrntcd; running water; excellent
lanlc' il"N''i''''
4SlIt 81, 92i WE~r-linnisome large room,
for Two; hall rooms; heated; good board mol
crate. -
4STH 81, ~ WEST Large and small roomG;
excellent 'n''" honfd' references
4SrlI 81, .iH WEST Nicely furnished hail
room. also licuvc, with superior board parlor
aSru ~, M wI'sr S,,Iv frr,Is,,cI sunny
'rn, 't,,,,tr t,nr,I I,Iirs ~ g,'Is ~ ''"'
,.,,, ~, .u, yr,.r ru, ,,. MA, :, ,,,,s
'Slm -; ~ 49, r.r,la"Ira rnon,, 'nsn,
aorrsr np, wtsl L,r,c room. p,rn mon
win or without hnnri H ' ~
lyru ST ma w~rsT-.uprr,nr recommendation
and hotri: second foUr, .icovc room; also
nnTII SIR = AZ VT ,oo rdcra wants %, gcn,ic-
n,rr 81 ladies' x; II, urr week Also nice room
for = gentlemen or innn aud wife.
ru,,u .r mo- w,SST Sto,ty f,r,ix,,,, -
ali ,,,,,Icrn ,,Iu yr,,InrcnI M ,rnsn,mhl. ,riccs.
excellent table board.
nIrI, a. -, WEST I,oy vInJo,y rarIor nnd
dirrtssints. room; board for iwo; private family;
references.
"nlli ~. ~ ~iSr-idcghht' sunny hr''-iioor
F'"''l7' "'''''"'h'
9TH ST, 3i5 WEST. Handsome large anu
mn rooms hiohcrhe 'cfiiis' supc''or ooafu'
.nnlr ""n'"'
9TH II. 40 WEST-Niccl furnished rooms,
WIN nnihu c,nNe"leht 10 eie'"'eu' 'eh'ra'
rhrN' "'' r'''i'ii''N.
9TH ST, 49, WEST Neatly furnished rooms
5sTIi ST., 800 WEST. convenient To 9th and
"h L. itnnnlr, sNlSiy OF en- sui'e' iarlor uihihs-
r"h''' ''ltic'''''
oiHl 81, ", w II i.oourA 70 rent' poaru OPP
'"''' So"u i''"''ol, P'N"to ~
TWO innies employed; handsome rooih' mod
-sr, -,r =. ,a55,
'oaii SiJ,,M Mps,n hannson,eiy iuihhS n
tTnuI, ',,s,s ~ " n",to nuia'''o' '""' 'o''u
81 49,. rlrS" mr nhsR IN COZ n,cai ,oo,
table Jewish family,
oiNi Sl.',iul WfSl.- ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. root's'
'"i :.
vi Id Isl near !. station iIapdspnc
sunny rooh' sVou poaf"' Pr'Na'c mummy TIL
nHnI Af Az .a
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Boarders Wanted.
Lat Side.


3iTH ST. 1l5 EAsr-Brck. pnrlor, sunny front
rooms, single rooms; table hoard; rriorCnc"'.
ilSr 81, III EAST Good board nnd rooms:
i1ts and bath; gents, -. ladies', -. table
hunricr|.
h5III 81, lWl EAST second tiuor double and
single ruhms, heated; uniformly good table; nd-
vantage ns terms; American.
5Tl1I 81, :sn EAST Private house; large
room. nicely furnished: superior Kosher table.
all TonVrnirnCcS, ri 'rpnr"s.
5SllI ST, ~ : Very desirable large and
small adjoining Rooms; also office Tor physicians;
board optional.
GOTH ST, lui East single room for gentleman
or lady; trst-class Jewish house; excellent
board references.
G2D ST. G5 EAST Nicely furnished roon,s;
refined Jewish family; board optional terms
moderate.
C9rII ST, 2W EAS; Large and small rooms;
good table: private house; good nccommoda.
tiunS: moderate.
I'D 81. i2a IGA&r Nicely furnished ruons
and good board III private jewish faulty.
1ip 81, 2uB EAST-A few respectable men
wanted; comfortable home, with board; pri-
waite family. Brown.
.UTII 81. III iAST Private family win board
two gentlemen; elegant Hat; excellent table.
Judge.
SID 81, 3Ul EAST Furnished room for two
ycung wen with h"nrd. Nt"innEgcr, 20 hat.
siTiI ST, ii9 EhST-Cogy nat room 10 refined
lady or gentleman: board " desired. In small
family homelike, AIRS, Enrich.
Il5TII 81. IA EAST Nice rooms and board In
refined Jewish family,
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IBID ST., southeast corner OF Lexington ave.
Elegant flats of six rooms and bath; private
ball; steam heat; rent S2S to S33. Jsnitor.
18TH ST., 334 EAST-TO let, private house OF
ID rooms; inprOYCments: rents low.
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BRIDGE IT. 800, me- city Hnl,-F-w board.
.rs wanted large, elegant rooms, ali Improve
mcuIS. terms low.
WILLOW ST. 80. BroOElyn-Siceiy furnished
rooms. within three minutes Of bridge and fer
ries. excellent board.
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Jersey Cltv.
Hobcaen

GROVE ST, 2il, near ferry Nicely furnishe
room, with excellent board, -.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnIshed-East Side.

AlOoME ST., 34I, near Bowory-Bnsement and
pleasant parlor floor TO let; good neighborhood
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APARTMENTS in the improved dweping,'
302 East I'D st. 2, 3 and 4 rooms, ali light;
bath, laundry, hot and cold water; 81. % to Sl4.
FOLSOM BROS, 800 Broadway.
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Hotel Renaissance,

ADD ST., WEST OF 9TH AVE.
Several apartments. furnished and unfurnished,
for rent.
FINE FLATS, sl2 TO sls; all improvements
100 West SD st.
WHOLE or portion, elegantly furnished fiat;
West b6th st.
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APARTMENTS at very low rents. three and
four rooms; every room light and large; rents
from ST.. 80 upward. Innitnr. 231 DID Z. Nth st.
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West Side.
BARROW ST, bl-Two furnished rooms: light
housekeeping II desired gas, running water.
CLARKSON ST, 77-Ntceiy furnished room suit
able for two gentlemen. NJ. Murphy.
HORATIO ST, 10, near l4th ST. Pleasant square
room, convenient for light housekeeping also
single room, 81. -.
PERRY ST, 8, near nh ave. Second floor;
rooms together or separate, also hall rooms,
wAyERLEY PLACE, l24 Single and double
rooms, clean, comfortable; near l. station
gentlemen only: reasonable terms.
WEST HOUSTON ST., Us : Nicely furnished
single and double rooms for housekeeping.
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APARTMENTS and flats, all Improvements ex-
cept bath, $I2, SIG; cheapest flat In Harlem,
near Central Park. 20 TO 10 East 1881 st. and
1.iSD Park uNn-
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bath ST.. WEST, near Sth ave. Catholic fam
lily will let nicely furnished rooms in private
house: all cOnvenicnces; one block from /. stn-
tion, Address Catholic, box ~ World.
l:birlI 81, 245 wESI-front ana back parlor,
private house; very desirable location for
doctor.
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A.--Rew York Academy Of Dancing

4. CONSTANTINE, ~ 2TTH ST.
Now open for pupils; every pupil receives privato
lessons: latest quldrillcs and wnltzes; classes daily
and nightly; waltz guaranteed IN three lessonss
all forming class of four Will receive compliment
urY inst IGrtiun ticket. {.
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North OF Iasth Street.

l2TTH ST., :t0S WEST, between Sth and 81.
furnished or unfinished; suitable Tor physician.
18TH ST, 2U2 EAST corner I'd Rye.-Iur
nish"'l rooms; light housekeeping gus, bath.
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Sample Copies.

We send this week to Scandinavian
names a number of sample copies OF
the SHEAF and :'SkOrdcmnnnpn, ;"
the Swedish agricultural paper, both
Of which we give for a whole year for
$3.50. Parties receiving sample
copies arc invited to look the same
carefully over, and ii they think the
club Offer Il good one, to subscribe
Tor a year. They will thus get II first
clnss county paper and Il Swedish
journal both fol whole year Tor the
price OF one. The paper 'Skordr-
manner" is alone one dollar a year.
1t is issued twice every month, and
is the only Swedish agricultural
paper published in America. We
make this great offer because many
ScAndnayians prefer TO have Il part
OF their reading matter in the Sean
tinNVinn lanouamn.
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Oak Park.
Eckvoil. Mimi.

i'ckFpl Mihlt., Jan. 23rl 1S9'.
THE deputy sheriff. was here look
Ing Tor a couple rogucs who it is said
have been humping one by name
Dolnn, in town OF Big Woods; Ills
clothes were partly torn of from him,
besides getting q pounding. 1t is
sold that it was those Blind Pigs
that did business in this town. We
hope those fellows will either fall in
to the sherfi's hands. or else get
Nh. Sonderal, agent for Red River
DaIrn was here last week We
understood he was not very Success
fnl getting in subscribers. He com
PINNED sOmeWhatnnd no wonlcr!Too
many alliance down llcrc.-A meet
ing, OF the members OF the Lutheran
church, was held at Simon Swnnsons
the 2linst. The object OF the meeting
was TO agree on Il site for the church.
Tie place chosen WAS on NJ. Swan
son $ farm
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norwegian ViOIiniSt,

Lars II. Fykerud, the famous Nor
Wegian violinist, will give Il concert
ut the Presbyterian church Friday
evening, January p, 1893. Many OF
our citizens who are acquainted with
him will be pleased to learn this. as
he is the best living Norwegian VOL
mist. His music is beyond criticism
Doors open 1T I o'clock; commences
at 800 p. m. Admission 35"ts. Chill
drpn. %
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S. Cooke. Attorney.
Warren, MINI,

For pains in the chest there is
nothing better than q flannel cloth
satnrated with Chamberlain Pain
Balm and bound OH over the seat OF
pain. 1t will produce a counter
irritation without i,listering, and is
not so disngreeable as mustard; in
fact is much superior to any plaster
on account Of it's pain-relieving quail
tiles. Ii used in time it will prevent
pneumonia. 30 cent BOTTLES for sale
by f. +. WHITNEY, Druggist.
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COnQStoCk.

~. Jan. %. %.
a petition is out for the purpose OF
extending the winter term OF school.
Herman Wallace Of Euclid is doing,
business in Comstoek this week.
Nick Schantzen and wife were visit
I'M; relatives In Euclid Saturday and
Sunday. Miss Louisa Loeslie was
surprised by alaree crowd OF young
people on Sunday evening, it being
her birthday. They were we'll enter
ia ned, and all had Il good time.
The surprise to Mr.. W. Trip last
Friday evening was an entire sue
cess. There were quite large num-
Der present and all report an excel
Lent time.
J.M.Leoslie started for Minneapolis
Wednesday.
The kickapoo Indian show in
Warren is receiving quite an attend
ance from ComstOck Il Henry Schant-
zen has gone to Euclid where he will
spend the remainder OF the winter.
CORRESPONDENT,
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Il little Girls experience
in o. LIGHTHOUSE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are
Ike npers of the Gov. lighthouse al
Sand Beach. Mich. and are blessed
with a daughter, four Years old.
Last April she was taken down with
Measles, followed with dreadful
Cough and turning into y Fever.
Doctors at home and at Detroit
treated her, put in vain; she grew
worse rapidly, until she was q mere
Handful OF bones Then she
tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery and
after the use Of two and half bot
ties, was completely cured. They
say You may geta trial bottle free al
f. f. Whitney's Drugstore. 6
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The success Of ChambcrIains Cough

The success Of Chambcrlains Cough
remedy i'll eficcting Il speedy cure OF
colds. Group md wIoopiig cough
las brought it into great demand
liessrs. Ponti!l.s & Son. OF Cameron
Ohio, say that it has gained il reps1-
1rtioil second 70 none in that vicini-
~. JAS NJ Queen. OF Johnston, w.
a., says it is the lest he ever used.
j. Il. Jones, drug gist, Winona, Miss,
lays: "Clambe,!;in's Cough Renee
',y is perfectly reliahla. | have al
ways warranted It ila it never fail
al to give the toast perfect satisfac-
ton" so cent bottles for sale by
y. F. WHITNEY, Druggist.
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sale.

MORTGAGE sale.
Whereas q, dsfanlt has been made in the con di-
Gun unmarried mani as mortgagOr unto Robert
SSilnuon. us nortgagee, datcdion the 23rd day OF
June, 1856. and recorded in the office of the Reg
lister OF Deeds OF Marshall County. State OF Mnil-
IT, n noah a'y o. June ss at os nSss
z. and which said mortgage was
gwen Giy. y :, TO secnre the payment OF the sum Of
.'u1ie, 1891. With interest at the rate OF per
cent per annnm payable semi-annnaIy. accord
ing 70 the conditions OF one certain prom issory
thclled, all OF even date with said mortgage. and
Whereas deinnlt has been made in the payment
Oh the principal of said mortgage and the last of
SAID seInt-anntlal instailments OF interest, both
que on the o3rd day OF June. 1881. md whereas
shln mortgnEpe did on Ile 2nd day Of May. 1892.
pay the taxes said premises for the years..
1881 ana 1883 amounting in the aggregate to $63
u and on the 18th day OF September. 1892 pay
me taxes on said premises for the years. 1889.
lS?J ana 1871. amounting in the aggregate TO ST
20 ana there is claimed to he due and is due Mt
Iate OF this notice said mortgage and the
deb thereby secured. intending the SIMS paid
1T taxes as aforesaid. the sum of Eight Humid
red twenty Mile dollars and Twenty cents. $3.50
~ ana no proceedings at law or otherwise have
nsrn hna or instituted to recover the debt sccur-
en nT SAID mortgage. any part thereof:
NOW Therefore. notice is hereby given. that by
v!rtHe OF Il power Of sale in said mort gage coli
me Statute IN such case made aud provided. the
Sad mortgage will he ioreclossd and the land
therein described, and being situated in thecoun-
,n OF Marshall and state OF Minnesota. to wit
me South East Quarter Is. T.. ID Of Section
twenty six (26). in Township one hundred fifty six
laGl OF RanRc forty eight 4S), containing one
hunttred sixty acres more lessSnccoriling to
the government survey thereof, "and upon
which are situated the dwelling house and other
nn'idings belonging to first party" Will be sold
Dy the sheriff OF said Marshall county, ut Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash at he
front door OF the County Court house. in the city
OF Warren. in said Marshall Comfy, ON Monday
t.ie 18th day OF March 1893 at II O'Clock Noon,
20 pay and satisfy the amount which will then lie
cue on said mortgage aud the debt thereby
cured including the costs and expenses of said
sale and intending the sum of fifty dollars at
torneys fees as Stipulated in said mortgage.
Dated January 23rd, 1898.
RODERT SANDOS.
HAHoCK GARHIGul:s. MOrtgagae.
Attorneys Tor MortgaSce.
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State Of Minnesota, i


State OF Minnesota, So
lounty OF Marshall. In Probate Court.
Special Term. Jan. 10th, 1899
: In the matter OF the estate OF Margaret Haider,
Deceased ~
On reading and filing the petition of John
Haider administrator OF the estate OF Margaret
q q alder deceased, representing among other
Things that he hasfully administered SAIL estate,
and praying that time and place be fixed for
examining .settlinga allowing the final account
OF his administration. and for the assignmet OF
ne residue Of said estate to the parties entitled
thereto by law.
It is ordered, that said account be examined;
NM petition heard. by this court Friday the
i9th day OF February A. u. 1891, ut 10 o'clock A.
A., at the Probate office III the City OF Warren
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof
be given TO all persons in telested, by publishing.
copy OF this order. once In each
prior raa day Of arin~ .ef s the wa ussks
n "a weekly newspaper, printed and publish
ou nj Warren i'll said County
Dated AZ Warren MINI, tile Sixteenth day Of
January a. d. 1903, .
Py the Court.
c. s. HULL,
'>fAL.l Judge of Probate.
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Land Office at Crookston. Mimi.

LAND Office at Crookston. MINI.
Dee 5 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the following M n.
ell settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Judge or
Clerk OF Probate Court at Warren. Mimi, on
January 2S, 1893. viz:
JAN PATUCEk,
IId 1.l49. for the SEA NWLi and Lots 2, and
5. See. g. TIP. 11:l. II. !6.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF.
snid land. viz: +. &. Allen. Alfred Horgen, John
Schiegel. Charles i. Swanson. Warren, Mimi.
Hugh THOMPSON Register.
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love and friendship. were any Of these secrets
known, and no otAe, man Of, eavxl has
,et acquired them. It's to him the people Of
the United States and other countries are
indebted for the blessings Of this knowledge
and so wonderful are the cures which have
been effected through their Introduction that
to-day they are a standard article IN every
drug store Throughout the civilized world, and
have suon their s0ay soleiy on merit TO this
proud position in ten short years. Is not that
the strongest testimony that could be produced?
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< ICKap00
indian 6aGWa
/" Natures Greatest Gift of All. "
BIood-Making
BIood-Cleansing
Life-sustaining

TIE rare combination
Of the best Of the
vegetable kingdom, gath
cred, cured, and pre-
pared into medicine by
the native skill Of those
versed in Natures ways,
has been given to the
world in this prepare
ton. Nothing equalling
it for the cure of the ills
arising from impure
blood, torpid liver, dis
eased kidneys, deranged
stomach, and the ner-
ivous system, and espe-
cially for those ailments
peculiar to women, has
ever been known. It's
fame has spread like a
prairie fire from one end
|of the continent to the
other. The cures which
have been wrought by
this remarkable prepara-
ton are marvellous. In
the older cities Of the
East aye, in Europe
events wonderful nd
propertics.of curing has
made it the most popular.
remedy on the market.
Some Of the stories
told Of its miraculous
powers have astoanded
the wisest professors Of
botany and medicine
Our repeated offers Of
$4,000 IN cash Tor any
improvement in our for
mula has never yet been
taken. ut is an impos.
sibility, }, say all; 9 your
combination is so abso-
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A TRU THFU.L-
TALE
SPEEDS BEST
WHEN
PLAINLY TOLD.
AHIE do not pretend
Wv fhot these children

AK1E do not pretend
w that these children
Of nature, the Indians,
possess supernatural
powers, or that they
have stored their minds
with medical lore from
lnusty volumes in the
colleges of their white
brothers.
No! they have been
the pupils of Nature. and
their books the Grassy
fields, the shaded wood
lands, and the traditions
of their tribes from time
immemorial. Where do
we find such fine exam
Piles of health, strength,
and activity as among
the native Indians, un-
de6led by the ways Of
the white men? They do
not suffer even to-day
with chronic diseases.
Why? because Nature
has provided a cure for
all the ills of humanity,
and they have learned
her secrets. Not only
do they know the proper
herbs to use, but they
know at what season
they should be gathered,
how they should be pre-
served, and, best Of ALL
how to prepare the med
icines from them to
secure successful results.
| These things they kuo70
as 40 oMey people on
the face Of tie earth
kn0zV, or probably ever
will, as, unlike the white
physician, they do not
diyulge their secrets.
If a white doctor finds,
as he thinks, some new
cure, he is bound by
the medical laws Of
his society to tell then,
fully, so, that, except in
a matter Of personal
opinion, one doctor is
as good as another.
With the Indians. their
ways are kept to them.
selves, and it was not
until that intrepid scout,
!" Texas Charlie, = who
! lived among this ancient
tribe Of Kickapoos,
one Of the oldest tribes
| extant, and won their
love and friendship, wer,
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Chanberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Ewes
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. It is cooling aad soothing,
Hundreds CT cases have been cured by
It after al! ether. Treatments had failed.
IS cents per box.
Sold in Warren, by +. +. WHITNEY,
and druggists everywhere.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-26
School hgDeFt

Report OF District No - town OF
Alma for the mouth ending January
13th 1893.
No. enrolled. 80
Average daily attendance. %
Visitors ............................ 3
Perfect in attendance are Arthur
Wilson, Eddie W;llin, Willie Wnliin,
and Frank Dahigr.n.
NJ. j. HUMPHREY, Teacher.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-26

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