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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-30

TRUSTEES SALE OF HYDE PARK lOTS-
A. trustee i'll Il deed executed on the ajth dlv
OF March, $3.50. by L. q PED! and j. E Reich
srdi 70 me and recorded IN the clerks onice OF
tnc Hastings Court OF the city OF Roanoke Va
~ deed book y, page ial. 10 secure to the nyde
tafA Land Company the sum o: S2.tuO as evil
lS~, anu payable NJ one, two and three wears
AFTER date, with interest from date and defa,1l.
having been made IN the payment ot all OF sald
rec notes and the accrued interest thereon aud
hclnE required to do hy the holder of tn,
saln notes. will, ON TIE 2ilIl DAY OFIIjNE
!S'3, Al ~ NJ OFFER for sale by public auction IN,
'front.' or me courthouse In The city OF Roanoke
va, ne following described real estate:
Beginning IA the northeast corner of Oakland
avenue and SeScnteeuth street, thence with Oak
lAnl avenue south rs degrees - minutes cast
wv rect 10 Sixteenth street, thence with six
tecnth street north 81 degrees 10 minutes cast
;Fo.' rect TO Hucna Vista avenue. theucc with
Bucna Vista avenue north 7U degrees west 100 ~
icet 70 Seventeenth street, thence with latter
south II degrees l5 minutes west is feet to the
beginning, known as lots one TO eight inclusive
III section ~. ar shown by the map OF The HYDE
Park Land Company.
Terms: Cash enough 10 pay expenses of
executing this trust inducing com niissiou OF
per cent. 10 the trustee and 10 pay the said three
notes OF $50 each and accrued interest, ana IS TO
;ht c-idue, II any, upon such terms as the said
=. O. !cdtSo ana d ReicaGrlt shall direct
shI III case or failure upon their part to give
such direction upon credit OF six months the
purchaser 20 give bond with security for the said
rcsluEe and toeAecItC deed OF trust OH thei
sold 10 secure tho me.
~ tds 3 GRIFFIN, Tru.tc
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His Plan.

First Poet-Say, Sam, how is it yer
allus has q new hat?
Second Poct-Easy enough; whencv.
er see better hat than mine in a
restaurant allus git through first
Harpcr's Weekly
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-30

-Teachcr-"Now, give me French
noun admitting OF a di'ninu,ivc suiiiH.
such as table, tablettc." Pupil-
"Hommc, omelette. "-Fliegendc Blaet-
ter.
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Why do you read this when
you know it is an advertise
mcnt! You have begun, now
finish yonr reading. What We
want you TO know IL: That VIC
do printing.
LOOKABILL'S PRINTING
HOUSE,
ROANOKE. VA.
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an Energetic Youth.

Mother (anNiously}-I don't believe
that young man who comes to see you
will ever be able to make his way in
the world.
Sweet Girl-Oh, you do him injus-
tice; indeed You do. He isn't at all
bashful.-Good News.
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ERBDKRlCK J.AMwRG, c. EN-.
Am. Soc. &. e. d Rngr's Club OF
Philadelphis;engineer, contractor and
nuilder, Commercial Bank Building,
hoanoke' We. apr22-tf
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Strange. But True.

"Wel, You know, Mr.. Winters" said
Miss Rosebud. airily, "a girl of eight
cen is quite as old as Il man of TWEEN
ty-onc."
"Oh, frequently" retortcd Winters,
81 knew an eightccn-ycar-old maiden
who was born in 1864. "-Boston Globe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PODY & KENNRRLY
AGENTS FOR

the celebrated Lincoln Block coal and
dealers in Pocahontas gas Goals and
wood. Office: Norwich Lock Works.
Orders promptly,fllled. Il266m
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Truth I'm Poetry.
Little drops OF water
Little bits of chalk
Make the milkman wealthy
And the buyer talk
In manner unfit
For publication.
Detroit Free Pres
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rRusTnHs, sALHs.

oy Jnlins Goldstein, who failed to pay for IN a
sains or comply with the terms OF the sale and I
is, therefore. to be resold under the above men
os' ueed Q, trust and decree OF court at the
rs tcs j. III. 6ARSTELLER Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
u Estate in the City of Roanoke Vain pcr.
snancc of an order OF the board of directors OF
the Lynchburg Perpetual Building and Loan
Company made on the 18th day OF April sac tho
undersigned trustees in Il deed of Trust execute ed
ny Thomas +. Brennan and Catherine Brennan
ms wife, TO them on the 18th day OF August 1892
10 secure the said company. will proceed to sell
~ pubic auction on the promises ON FRIDAY
MAY TIE 19rll 1893. AT 1929 O'CLOCK A. NJ
a desirable house and lot in the city OF Roanoke
va, ana described as follows:
beginning ut point (thc southeast corner
or Brook and Patton streets and raining thence
with Patton street formerly called Patton. hut
now called Fifth avenue II. e. south IS dc.recs
east so feet 10 point, thence south , degrees
west lVO rect To point, thence north s. degrees
west 81 rect to Brook street, thence with latter
north degrees east 100 feet to the place OF be-
ginning. The Improvements on this lot consist
OF nice, comfortable dwelling, ontbuildipge
etc, all in good order and repair
TERMS: At sale.
JAS. Il. gillian lila Trustees
W. McC. WAUGH,
Z, II, II, II, Is, 10
BY consent of all parties the above sale has
been postponed till June at II o'clock al same
place.
SAML. TYRE.
JAS. X. GILLIAN, Trustees.
W. Nice. WAUGH,
$40, 2G.SG 9,
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TRUSTEES SALES.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ the 25th day OF February, 1872, and OH record
in the clerks Office OF the corporation court for
the city OF Roanoke, in deed book ~, page 1872
executed by E. Il. lIuddltston to the undersigned
trustee, to secure the Fidelity Loan and Trust
company the payment OF the sum of 5000 evil
denced by negotiable note of even date with
said deed drawn by Z. b. Huddlcston and pay
able to the said Fidelity Loan and Trust Com
psny four months after the date thereof and
default having been made in the payment of the
said note. and nj the request OF tho holder
inerGof, Will, ON FRIDAY, TIE 10TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1893, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF
the courthouse in tho city of Roanoke. Va, pro-
coed to sell ut public auction TO the highest
bidder al that certain parcel OF land lying In the
city of Roanoke, Va, and described ne follows,
20 wit:
An undivided onc.half intcres, in 10, No. H.
sccinn ., as shown on the map OF Trout and
Va.
TERMS OF SALE: Caah rs to cnoucht To nav
ING cost of executing this trust and TO pay the
said note, ard as 10 the residue. II any there c
INC same shall be payable i'll six and twelve
months respectively from day OF sale. with In
ierest from day OF sale, secured by deed Of
trust on the property.
. II tbs TliOS. w. MILLER, Trustee
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At lnANClAL
hlSiAPPREHEnslonl

ANTON
was n silly little
afoctionatc wo-
man who loved
her husband, land
whose husband
loved her. They
w ere recently
married, but not
so recently that
Tom ANton had
not had time to
find out that his
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Rf VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST FROM
- Lavinia Trimmer and A NJ Trimmer her
husband, dated March :. 1892 ard recorded in Tho
clerk . office OF the Hastings Cour, tor tho civ
Oh hohnuke: Va, in deed book "a, page Sc To the
undersigned trustee, to secure 10 j Il Moorr
SN9io evidenced by n ncgor la BILE note for said
sum nearing even date with said deed PAYABLE
sixty days after date. subject TO credits rcdncinr
INC amount to Si5':!H, including interest To NAV
/, ISIS, default having hccn made in the novnrcnt
or said balance ard ocing requested by the hone
nclary under said deed so to do, shall ON MON
DAI, JUNE =. 1898, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, in front
Oh ihe courthouse, in the city OF Roanoke, Va
proceed To sell at public auction TO tho highest
bidder all that certain lot or parcel o. land IN thc
clty OF ttonnoke, Va conveyed in said decd de.
scrihed az follows, to wit: W.
.hcsihhihg ut point on the north eide OF
Washington street l01 feet easterlv fro:i, Fourth
street :. W formerly evils street,, and RUNNING
thence northerly At right angles TO Washinrton
street i5u rect 10 nm alley, thu nee casterly along
me same 90 feet. thence souiherly and parallel
with the first course u feet 10 Washington street
thence westerly along TIC same so Zee; 10 thr
pace OF beginning, being lOr 10 in section % as
SHOWN on the map OF the Lewis Addition. This
sac VIII nc made subject 10 y prior deed of trust
securing S2,5U To The National Mutual Buildinr
ana Loan Association OF New York and the
purchaser - To secure the payments on said last
mentioned deed. which are $40 per month uutil
Inc whole sum Of $4,000 Subject to crccit nay.
ncnts tor ahont one year already paid) is as.
charged. f' " '9
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 nav the bo,onc.
aug on thc above mentioned note which balauce
WIN interest 20 the day or sale amounts to about
tue sum ui 40 -, and the costs of cxccnttn,,
THIS trus', say $6l and as to any residue of mr.
chEs" money the same shall he made uaya bic III
SNch Tune ana secured in such manner NJ The
So LaNina Trimmer shall prescribe and direct,
or IA default OF such direction anon such terms a.
the Undcrs gncd snail NJ suCh time deem nroncr
ana MAKE BROWN on day OF sale
sotds RUSH L. DERe Trustee
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Wy VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TIE. Sr
~ GatcN TIC 18Th day OF Sentemhnr 1SlN a:-l

* v ~ NE Or a DEED OF Tlt. ST
~ dated the 18th day Of September, 1870. a;li
admitted 70 record in the clerks office of tho cor
2oretion court for the city o. Roanoke on the sth
o amE ., October, $50, executed hy j. d. Owens
anu Z. : Parsons to the undersigned trustee TO
s sS John p Hudson the payment of the sum of
ssNlSs evidenced by two Negotiable notcs of
efcn CATE with said deed, payable in one and two
years aitcr cate thereof, and default hayitp
uccHsrcu i'll the payment Of the note PAYABLE two
year. afteE date and NJ the request of tho holder
tnercoi, Will, ON MONDAY. THE 2aTII II AYoF
Ma lSs, AT y O'CLOCK NJ, tn front of The
courthouse, in the city OF Roanoke Virginia.
P;9egced 70 sell AT public auction 20 the highest
nigcor, Ri that certain parcel OF land lviuT aud
reiAE n tao city of Roanoke, Virainia and
b0HnucH ard described ~ z llows 10 wit:
betiuElng nj point on The south side of naic
stree. ~ iect west of boulevard; thence with Dale
s,icct south - degrees 81 minutes Is seconds
%e -, ~ ieei to point THENCE south Is degrees
~ minutes - seconds cast $50 'cet TO an alley:
Pence with said alley north 81 degrees 10 minutes
20 seconIs cast 81 feet to point: thence north 10
uestccs ~ minutes 10 seconds west iS) feet to
neG,nnins, Known as lots and 5. section 10, map
OF BELMONT Land Company
TERMS OF SAIH.Cash as 10 enouph 10 nor
,he cosi OF executing this trust and TO pay the
pas. Hne note and as TO the residue, If any there
DE, INC same shall be payable in one aud two
trust on the property. Va
IS ids TIlOS W MILLER Trra,oo
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hsSdsLies ~ . ftshsrm .s.s Life.


a, i'.,,'- 80 "shr'n'rh SAIL away fui.
~. - i"'i iafder. Arrisri
=. a,, s.p 'h'. ansnof 10 about fort
~. '"o'' anu s~' Their travis
- 's nhes' anchored On the bot
$50 'e"iss oas from The schooner
1a'"s % .Sias' 10 these at In
's.aohi tine distance varies
IT,. han' are attached short~i
- ""'s nave 70 b- attended 10
80 ,"o'aih'hs Two men. who
49, ''A.' Hii 'airi The hsh Ia the boat h
"Hh@ieff''' !" tue schooner. Her~in lie
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NsssIbl Ia hts dss saw clearly. AMI never
failed to 49, that ihs man WHO thinks 10
.-sias the si,idi- Of th. ti,u- 10y simply sais.
tns its political set -ssnoulIc problem has
Eus TAI; iittiv asy l-bs-ath the surface.
The rrs sfnibs-Als which alone can satisfy
haast take sccs-lai II every capacity al
man ard every hunger II hi. heart The
,Assd agsornrs f"r the defense and the BALD
preacher will nsss snccsrh by any poor
minimizing 81 material things To blunt
the shafts Of sbr industrial r.iosmrr OF
blind tho ryss Of Ihr ,sc.,r man To tho visios,
os Freedom " hich ess,niost gives
Hat u "a. w~F- ali comfortable tonsos.
rur. all well ie~i and ~ciI ,aliu.vd and
easy rsarrr~ II the intonsr tax. and aili
,shoAis 'hr hose a. justice Ia cur hcsrs,
without tho luyr of i-auiy there, without
sugh, eternal thurr and absolute. withou,
any iszhi sAr.r upou the great mys,sr,
into which the nsusi comfortable among
"a. mus; hasten tomorrow. our perfect
esstnmtsaarta. would t~ bui q I.ar prt~p,s,
aisi w~. when n, the end ~ The week H..
n.w Ma. worn on. al all msn mos, mi>-r>
sl,le-,po~ miserable far than tho.~ ten.
der women smung the liuns Of the coli.
.ran,. than iiuNs mud ito,.-r In their frvs.
than thosr i-oor psrNscutrd cov-nsntsrs.
os than III" Pilgrim Fathers harrtcd Oh,
Of Eaglsad. all with heaven la their
brArta - New knal land Magazine.
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II. A.,...,,, g, III. ....... m.,..

bss NshsSnbf ~ ne sfssfss uossss
Hos far back do tho t~siistv~. run
and What 10 thc origin ~ the Arabian
h0rs~' Ttnsg qars,tos,s IL /. iint-,asshlr
to asasWvr definitely The Bcl5uins
themselves h-il-V- that Allah created
tho r.iuiue svnas va ,h-ir ~Al. The
root OF spring ~ ,lsr hors1 Ia. ,hry say
lin the lam, 81 Arab This psuus
b.!sst is sharyl l., a tow s-nvrsas soais
In England and Atissriea. = small ba,
duvpsrsi Land. who calamity defend tho
cause of tho AFalssn burs~ against his
ouis rival. the usu.i-rn Ensltsh thorough
hs~st tht~s anbogg ihcss faithful WAS
The la,s Major e. D. Upton. who visited
this dEsrrt hi,asrlt and sho has rccor,i-.i
bis esi-rtrnco aud has sisvsl
Majcs Upton eonelud.d that til. horSr
wns found In ArstAa "mpi later than
about loo years after tho dcinsp. II In
dcsd hs did no iiui his way there iin
mrs!iatoly after the .Au.ius from the ark
which is 10y tao means improbable, and
this probability the author then prurrcsi.
ssriosisiy 10 consider. According Ia Ma
tor Up,pn and = few kindred spirits all
other hrrcis arr tnonsrrls. aud the only
way Ia psu~urp hnr--t..-sh In its t-e, aud
pnrr~s form ~ Ia e. hack To the fountain
bsad ,n tho horso ~ the desert
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lie va. - lnsin"ss man 81 mor- than
ordinary prominence. lie IL still. Sew
erai fellow citisrbS. ALA prominent. ssked
him in scerpt hank presidency with a
taon salary attachment, and o,bing to
do Thew va. bu, one condition. lie must
csser io play poker
't;cntirm-p. " said he. 4 appreciate tho
ha,.or you would do the. hat | must de.
cline The Disparity ,--twrrn the salary
You Offer AMI the snI"an, ran rake in at
l.,krr IL ton Rrrat."
Ana another man I,r'si'l.> over the hnan
siai institution that >sl,ight his scrvices.-
~ Arlington Star
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An Apparent Impo..ihiiit,.

The phrase "squaring the circle" is an.
other way of saying attempting an i'm.
possibility" The allnsion is to the
mathematical question whether circle
can be made which contains exactly the
same AREA AZ a square. and the difficulty
is TO find the precise ratio between the
diameter and the circumference Of a
circle. Popularity il is 3i459, etc, bu,
the numbers would 10 on to infini,y.
This problem has given rise TO an amour,
Of labor only eqnalcd by that bestowed
upon the equally impossible one Of dis
covering perpetual motion
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A clever piece Of detective work
which must appeal with sad and crush.
Ing snssesti,eness 10 tho crook fra,er.
nifty. has been dono In Toledo. A barrier
for sotiie time missed cigars FROM the
case In his shop. Al first only few
cigars sero taken. but presently tho
thieves became holder and took whole
boxes a watch was SGT and detectives
were employed. but all Ia vain. A. last
the barber struck GA tho idea of hayius
an automatic drt-cter hhed in the shop
aud be called ia AL electrician. A cain.
era Mas arranged 80 ~ 10 cover the cigar
case. and hashiigh, APPARATUS and the
camera were eonnset-d by wires With
tho siiilns door VI tho cigar eass, "
tina. shsa tho doos Was OPENED tho wires
would 10 broaght together. The circui,
thu. formed would ;ssu-iaec = dash aud
SECURE instan,aneoasly a picture os the
thieves fof twelve days tho cigars
were untnoicstrsi. bat os tho inosnins II
tho aniuefy thirteenth the thlo,s s wr,v
prompted 10 ny. ,irtt hand again
The piasa was taken frUni the cA,acra
and dsy-ioi-si. ani On u xas s-~n .
uniqsD aud Interesting tisturc, Contain.
tns the hk-hres-s u tWo jayenlics who
~efv In ,h- act Of ss~aling the cigars
Every detail in ,h@ siiop Was distinctly
ssa~t. tho cinek shaving thv tine at
~hIrh this ,"nnsssrss' little oI-rai.oas
~1f~ tns-rt~rr-i with. and the mixture
OF cunning AiiI eauttssn ga tho fss- u
the by ssho was sssi-ntiy taking the
ACTIVE tart In .-suftns tho t--sy vSs
intensely Amusing. The by. we're at
one~ tw.ugnskrsl. ~-rv aft~si-j. tric.i
and s~n, Ia = r~furtnssos. anil tho judge
essntnrnsiod FROM tho h-nch ,hc ln.cuu
lily u tho mrans ~ ,lvs.ctiDa -tnpio,rd
New York T-l~stsna-
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Husband Whs, pity that Emma had to
60 and throw Mr. Ioldsnsp overheard. for !
tuught oar csal from him last sintcr. Now,
next winter III have ta Jay the full price.
wfe-Cslm yourself. husband. she Is go
ing 10 rsnew the engagement, in the fall You
80. she hroke II In order to become engaged
20 Mr. Ccolcr, the man We buy our loo from.
May hcavca's richest blessing rest upon
that daughter. Time
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A Modern Disease.

Or. Ia Mcde-A case Of extreme nervous
exhaustion Writes prescription and de-
partial -,
/. not worth living any longer. Turns her
face to the wall and expires.l
Il reads: Must not carry her parasol out
more than twice week, or else have half 'ts
handle Gu, on. r-Dctroit Free Presa
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Lone Passenger ton las, cablc car out for the
night Conductor, a. | am the only man
a,sar,i, and - I am going TO SIXTY third
street. DOM 80 any need Of your calling
out the names Of all thee streetA
Conductor stifs,yl-Young man. I'm paid
TO call out thc-s names and I'm agoing to
earn my salary n you don't like u you can
got on. Thirty fourth Chicago Tribune
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MARY said the mistress OF CAS- avenue
residence TO her cook the other morning,
"isnt that new beau OF yours GcrmanT
He was, ma am, until last night"
"wha, happened last nightr
"wby, he declared his intentions, ma am,
and We are TO I've married In the fall DE
/ troit Free Press
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Logic.

"Then, my dear sir, we will agree 70
differ"
mo, sir, We won't do any such thins' ~
cause you're wrong. "-Pick-MeUp
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We arr all prone to retaliate for personal
slights, but perhaps the funniest incident
OF Il IL one OF an old Irish woman who. acc.
ing a funeral to which she had expected
an Invitation pass her door, expostulstcd
anvrily. "Oh. go on wild vel go on wild ycl
40 ON wild vel Hut maybe there'll be a
funeral at our house soon, and then we'll
zoe who'll he axed. boston Saturday Ca
Ietts.
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The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse, the eminent
English divine, writes:
"BEDsoaD PLACE, RUSSELL SouAsx.I
IIosDox. December 10, 1883.
II think 1t only right tha / should tell
you Of how much use find ALLcocK's Pc
nous PLAsrERs In my family and among
those to whom have recommended them.
! Ind them . very stplste against colds
and coughs"
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Br,dget--pieass, num- IN hsh ~"
Mis,ress-what Kind Of fish 10 III
.It,. .alt fish. mum. TINA
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HOw's this.

We offer 500 reward for any case Of catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
y. }. CHENEY 4 CO, Props, Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known r. j. Che
ney for the last dftseu year,, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transactions
and nnanrfspy able 10 carry out any obligations
made py their firm. WEST a TKUAX.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, q.
WALDiSG KISSAN MARVIN
Wholesale Druggist, Toledo o.
Halle Catauh Cure 10 taken iuternsily acting
Directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces oil
the system Price. 10 cents per bottle Sid by
ali UruggtstA. Testimonials free
TEY 0ERnRA for breakfast,
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How j Wrote Ben Hur,"
Told by eneral Les Wallace 10 one scrsp FINN
THE voluminous and superb programme Of eminent
wriiers and Interesting artif lee which THx YoCTHs
C0npAstos announces II retains Its place 10 so :
90 families by the versatility and the ins rucflye
ness Of iis genessl ARTICLES the high ctsr II al
y comes every week. and one gets Q great DEAF for
We ysAr TIE price Gent ~ once will enfitle you
70 the psp@r 70 january. isst Address Tak
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Az sxEnr sAtsIrD.

There IL an enemy with WHOM thoussnd, N.
familiar al tbeir liysa, bscapse they sre torn
Win tsnderry 70 bll.0usness. With ihl1 enemy
tney Or, instantly battling with ine6ecfuaI
y. Mere pusgatives viii not reform disosd red
condition Of tbe liver indicated. not b. cnnsfi.
pal on On but also BY sick hea aches, yellow
ness Of the akin nd eyeb. tls, nausea, furred
Tong . and nneesinese. more particularly upon
p essufe on the .ght side, upon and below The
shon ribs. Avoid drastic puigatiyes which grippe
nno weaken the tntegiiDes, and substitute tht
world'f antf-btli0us cordial, which ike.
wise remover maiarisl. stOinachic and kidney
comp aints rheumstism aud nervousness A
!. laxative Of the bowels. painless but enectusl,
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"a Mothers story
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