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The Lamar register., 1893-08-19
august
Flower

Ny wife suffered with indigestion
and dyspepsia for years. Life be-
came burden to her. Physicians
failed to give relief. After reading
one of your books, l purchased a
bottle of August Flower. 1t worked
like a charm. Mywife received i'm
mediate relief after taking the first
dose. She was completely cured
now weighs r65 pounds, and can eat
anything she desires without any
deleterious results as was formerly
the case. c. II. Dear, Prop'r Wash
ington House, Washington, Va. @
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
net with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufac.ured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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NoTRE DAME.
Father Morr,ssev. tae New President oil
,hs. Celebrated Seat OF Learning.


,.s, t.i.hrated Seat of Learning.
7, accordance with the expressed
wish of the late Rev. President Walsh.
rev A Norrissey, c. ). C.. has been
named to succeed him in tho oresi-
dcncy of Notre Dame. 1t is an ap-
noinirns MT which will give pleasure 70
the friends of the institution through
out the country. and is guar
.ntee OF the continuance OF the
Grand work carried on success
FULLY by Father Walsh FethcT
Norrisses has been at Noirc Dame
since he was IL years old, is thoroughly
inbued with the spirit ofthc venera pie
founder, and will bring to the d.s-
charge of the duties of h Responsible
office the resources Of a rarely GIFTED
mind combined with an intense de-
votedress and zeal in the cause OF eau
cation. For a number of years he mas
held the position of director OF studies
al No,re pame-nn Office which has
brought him into daily and hourly
contact with the students and enabled
him 10 ACQUIRE that experience which
will aid him to serve the best Interests
of the Youthful minds entrusted 70
his charge. A thorough course OF
study has developed and perfected The
talents lth which nature en-
dowed him. These. together with
the emiuently social and sympA
thetic qualities OF q noble sou
distinguish him as one well hited for
the exalted position To which he has
been assigned. His powers as an orator
are well known at Metre Dame and
elsewhere and give hin commanding
and magnetic influence with all W. ON
he has relations Broadminded in his
views, he readily graspS all the various
phases o. a question submitted 70 his
consideration and Is quick to eomprc-
bend nut deal with any impending !f-
sue. His friends arc legion. Tc know
him is al once 20 revere aud respect
him. The mantle Of the lamcutcI
Father Walsh could not have fallen
upon more worthy shoaldcrS--Sotrs
Dame Scholastic
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II you arc goiag To school this year the
Western Normal College, Lincoln. Neh-. of.
fers TO pay your car fare To thi. the greaie.i
Of all great Normal schools. A great many
Colorado people attend this Institution, four
buildings being occupied by Colorado students
last year Fall term commences September
s. You can enter any tine, and ind suitable
classes. s32-50 le-s ear fare, pays fo= IL
weeks; siioo0 pays for one year OF - wcek.
For particular. address wm. NJ Croan PFest-
dent Western Normal College, Lineoln, Ne
braska
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A Happy Moment

benevolent Editor-At last am
able to show my love for the down
trodden workingman in n substantial
way. Hereafter / shall give my faith
full employees a needed rest every holi-
day, by suspending publication.
Friend-Why didn't you do that be-
fore?
benevolent Editor-My readers used
to buy the paper on the streets, but
recently have started new system,
and now they all pay by the year.
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rurch..,as safety.

Mr.. oldtimer-I think the pay of leg
islators nowadays is outrageously
high.
Mr.. Nowadays-Nonsens mani You
don't know when you are well on.
wish they Were paid more.
.'More1'
Certainly. Pay 'em enough to
sport steam-yachts and race-horses
Then they won't be SO eternally
anxious to sit at their desks and spoil
our lawsv
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The Western Normal College At IN.
Nebraska. has made wonderful r.,,-i
Is the youngest OF Lincoln's colle-,s
has the largest attendance, hasint =,
more than seventeen hundred AZ,
students the past year, Lincoln 1. H. n
Ing capital city Of Nebraska. thr +. \
center and the gateway OF the Wrs,-
thousands Of students 81 the Western "a
arc located This great school has NOS.
for ~ students than it can an. Yozr e.,
paid one hundred miles each ten sc.s,
Aitcnd- Cataloxus. aud circular, ~
dress Crosn & kinsley, Western Nora,I
lese, Lincoln. Neb.
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Why They smokr.

Young Woman lin open stree; carl
don't see why some men are bound
to smoke every moment they are on
a car.
Old Woman loudlyl-o. let en-
smoke, poor fellows s'posa theiI
wives won't let EN- smoke a. home.
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HUMOR OF THE WEEK.
LAUGHING GAS FROM MANY
SOURCES.
Some Illustrated Definitions of Current
Expressions-A PeajAcket--A Steam
Heated Fi.t-rhrowing Himself Away
Floating wit.
A Heartie.. Dad.

First Boy-I'm goin' to run away
from home.
Second Boy-Been abused?
First Boy-Yes- Pop rugged up a
funny monkey, that danced when you
turned big crank. and put it up
stairs in the barn for me. The crank
turned awful hard. but kept the
monkey dancing all the afternoon, and
now I've found out that pop had that
crank connected with the grindstone,
and he was down stairs sharpening
everything in the house.
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A Noble Stand.

Little Sister-I do not believe you
kept one of your New Years resolu-
tions-
Little Brothcr-No; didn't intend
to, either.
Little sister-Then why did you
make them?
Little Brother-Cause l don't think
much of a 10y who isn't unselfsh
enough to make good reso lutions once
a year, anyhow.
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Com forting

Mamma lreprovinglyl-lf you 20 on
being such bad boy, you will turn
mammals hair white
Little Johnny tthoughtfuilyl Don't
you think real nice, soft white hair
would be sort o. becoming 10 yolr
complexion, mamma?
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A Humble B.s,nning.

He-I am so glad that you are will
ing to begin housekeeping in a simple
and economical way, but are you sure
you can get along without servants?
She-Yes, indeed; that's easily fixed
We can hire furnished apartments
which have been left in charge of 4
housekeeper. you know. and rs for
the meals, We can leave our orders
with a caterer.
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Much In n Name.

Little Boy-My first name is awful
ugly; but you has got u real pretty
name, hasn't you?
Little Girl-Yes, l think it is
Little Boy (meditativelyl-I guess
you didn't have any rich ole bachelor
aunts, did you?
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mopc for the Nyrary.

Binks-I see that aluminium. on ac-
count of its remarkably light weight
is now being used for horseshoes-
Jinks-Well we'll, That's real en-
couraging. Who knows but that we
may live to see the ZINE whea they II
be coming silver dollars ont OF It
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sun Room for Improvement.

Mr.. Way We think it's ny
use sendin' our darter of to boardin
school agin? It's eostin' a heap
Mrs Way hack-Better send her an
other year, anyh wv. Not more'n half
her freckles is gone vii.
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Far-seeIDr.

Hardhead-I have half 4 million in
surance on my life now2
Friend-Good gracious, Why do
you carry such a load as that?
Hardhead-I want my family to have
something left after they get through
fighting the insurance companies for
the money.
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Convincing.

Miss UPton-Did you tell him was
not at home?
New Servan.-ies. mum- hut he
didn't seem to believe inc. brin' as !
am a stranger. Mebby yon 4 bel ter
go down and tell him yourself, mum.
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Cause for Grief.

Mr.. Binks-Why so unhappy?
Mrs Binks-I hate that Mrs. Mex
door with deadly hate, and I'm per-
fectly miserable over it.
Mr.. Binks-She doesn't know it.
Mrs Binks-Ihat's why I'm un-
happy.
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No Work for Him.

Waterman-Who is that dude who
has come here to board?
Wife-He says he is marine
painter.
Waterman-You'd better ask board
in advance. All tn mariners about
here paint their own boats.
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children a. nlc.ang..

Good Minister-And those beautiful
little ones out there with their nurse
are yours? All, madame, children are
among heavens choicest blessings.
Mrs De Style-Yes, indeed. Its
perfect bliss to shop for them
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Fiat Economy.

Customer-You advertise carpet rem
nanus, / see / want two, one 10 cover
the parlor, and the other for the sit
ting room.
Salesman-But, madame, a carpet a S
large as that would not be remnant.
Customer-Oh, yes, it would | live
in fat
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A Trine Too Noisy.

Young Burglar lin a bank)-why
did you bring powder instead of dyna-
mite?
Old Burglar-I was afraid dynamite
would wake up the watchman.
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Not Like Plano stools.

Little Girl-Animals hasn'; any rea-
son; they has only instinct; teacher
said So / know toads don't reason,
anyhow.
Little Boy-How do you know?
Little Girl-Cause If they did they'd
make their stools SO they'd screw up
and down
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An Indusirinu. nnr.

First Eoy-Does your pop make you
dig garden?
Second Boy-No.
Then wot you doin' it for?"
Cause the servant girl was ugly to
me, and I'm goin' to get even"
How"
When I'm through I'll leave the
rake where she'll step on it, an it ul fly
up an hit er in the head"
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ne.ines. Men. ksear.,oa To IN. ",
Pair.

Persoas vhnso unr IL valuable sh1e
member taat the fast evening iralu,
Uulon Pacific cotsunlc hut oue dsy !
road. sud reach Chicago early Ia lhs
Ing. Choice OF routes rrturniue
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

Yes" said the pset TO ths i.o7
stepped into the elevator. Il am ~,
l~ant TO feel FOR oaee In nv ne mai
risluS Ecetn
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is offered by the Union Pacific Railway, 20.
ing via Omaha aud returning via kausa.
City. The route may DC reversed soliI
trains either way.
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Rather Forward.

clara-That Gussie Gush ouglt to
be ashamed of herself, the bold
thing
Dora-What did she do?"
Clara-She's accepted Jack Jewe,
and he hadn't proposed TO her but
three times
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

The railroad engineer may not have much
style about him, but wealth and fashion fol.
low In his train
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

BEE cusx's PII.I-s have been In popai,
In Enrope for 50 yeArs, and are ate
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

A mans pockeibcos after he has bern 10
Chicago does not resemble = cloud The
cloud has a silver lialng. you knor
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Indueement. for worla.. rair yis,tar.

are offered by the fast evening trains OF the
Union Pacific Railway. Travelling by uI-ht
you reach Chicago in the morning; only ons
day on the roal.
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Al tn. world. r.ir

early in the morning Is what you accomplish
by taxing the Union Paeiaes fast eycaig !.
trains
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Ftrs-au sss saaRs--s frs~ - sE Errsr-
rsksE uEsreGEE - a. artsr frsl EaJs ~.
usidzs rs9rss Ensszt-~ Ass q. - tFfal tailis ~
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Cure pysp-psss and co.

Dr. Shops Restorative Nerve Ps,si :,
with Medical Book 20 prove merit. is- =
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

There Is one good thing abou, IN.
of the eye. You doa't often see oas \
green
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

When the schonlu4stcr shlp- aas a
girls be hits a mise. whcn The cifl :
.he uplsse. hit
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Coolest Hoau. to tho wsrid-. y.

Church lotteries may hc sr1ae
eA5Fister sets his raassy by ehantA
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The water-lIly keeps its head above waite
about as well as anything We think Of iu.
now.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

The gambler always thinks thai y,
dies he viii go 10 a better ~ofid
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The hangman may not he much OF a the
] oreiieal musician, but he Is great oa exert-
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How to Manage.

Teacher-That is the fourth question
you have failed to answer. If you
don't study harder now, how do you
expect to get along when you grow
up?
Little Boy guess I'll be school
teacher, an wen 1 want to know any
thing, III jus ask tn class.
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Ir The iiasy q. tut,iax T-efs.
Be sa-s zns 40. ts4i esd "a. vsl tfis& fs1i-sr
Etsszs.', ss,5sassz SFats fgr raiisrv- Tsssa ..
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nis generally al up vita a aaa y
besius 10 - se9a hllL
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The ssHas'' :. ,4id 10 be the H.oei p.
3rinS IN the aaxseI
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

Take the fastsvcaIa- train q he raii
siae Rzilsay, arriving carly ia thr -
In Ch1eare. oaly oae day on The trzl1.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

The quickest 9Ay q sraoo,hiss rauss
acters J. 10 ir0a thrut
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'-Hsn.on'- Magic Corn SAiss.
! srrzasssl - c7Ir~. o. EaaasT rsrs1t Z
~ arssExlsl foz IT, Prise y lsath
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Sure to BE a Go.

Modern Composer-rv got a new
stage song that's bound to make hit.
Manager-Any sense in it?
None at ALL"
ANY fun in it?"
Not bit"
ANY music in it?"
mot a note"
''Whoop! Wen take the town.
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HEALTH is VEAL

DE- z C vEsr,s SuHvn AVID BxAts Trr.3
. faArzbtset sp>eter for H~rvoas frs5
caused hy the Urs es ale kao< o. t1h<r1o :
fO-er In eitaer ~. iEtolaacxry Lo>-s, a.
na,orrso~a caused oy cr~exerttca o. .
.s-f-s5gse or otsr-sntgis~ans. E&ca bot
ocs Eu=ths trsAtza-at sf-so q boz. -
g1arkafst - esrs. for e-O s~cf bJ zAl
q rs-e<pi Of prtee- yooa AH<iazn. Dr-sf
1.sa ST. Ieuver. Cnto.
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ROOFING fss s..aS =. "a a. a,,s. r,-' IT,. y
Cksrs~-A.C g sa4.T. "a . ~ss<i aa-fsrsN~i Re
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Denver Director

L.Ai anASEs -t.zasrt s-.a~s flztP- "a
i an1 f41st slks' q - -s74 Eliils tai ts.s-
slss.. fFssL fairtzaak. N srss A Ga. cl,r ~
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

CORRUGATED iss. iis.., @s.ait 49, :.
,asrlles H~a4sls A Halta - dfx. ca
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-15
HURON DIVISION.

Nos. 0. l.. and run daily
A. q. BLAIR, JAMES NJ. HALL,
Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Pass.Ag't
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-15
PARENTAL INJUSTICE.
Each Child Has Indisputablo Right
Fair and Impartial Regard.

Each Child Has Indisputable Right to
Fair and Impartial Regard.
No worse preface TO the story Of
human life can be devised than the
fixed conviction in q child's mind that
he is OF no especial consequence in the
world. The paren who seeks to incul
cate wholesome humility by drilling
this persuasion into young heads and
hearts harms his offspring beyond hope
of reparation. Every boy and girl has
a right TO have and TO hold, in full con
seriousness Of It's value, the title-deed u
the fathers and moth er's affections
The child should comprehend, as soor
as he can lisp the even ing prayer, thai
the love, the compassion, the never
sleeping interest Of his earthly guard
ians, are Of like type with that which
warrants him in saying Our Father
who art In heaven" t
/ greatly favor the ha ckneyed phrase
albeit often spoken highly-"Hh
fathers Tor his moth ers) heart is bound
up In that child" III knew word
that would intensity the idea OF the
inseparableness OF parental devotion
from It's object, that would convey 10
our children how our souls and lives
are knit, welded and fused into theirs,
| would use II here to make impregnar
BILE the position that each immortal
creature committed TO our keeping
must have an equal oo-heirship In ui
and In what we have 10 give. No man
or woman should have the faintest
shadow Of Justification for the murmuri
my parents never gave me the chance
In life that was gra nted TO my brothers
and sisters. / was the odd one nj
homap 1t ought to be as impossible
for human love 10 demit upon the
fourth a. upon the first baby.
So one said quantity Of an all-round
woman that ,''she lived all the tims
right in the middle Of her pasture.
lrhis h Gods purpose for each Of us, b
the'pAsturs- Largo or small When va
iershp the bounds Of one child tha,
another may htye more range. we 70
move His thindinstls and provo our
selyes,anftto enter into the blessed
truth Of the sublime impartiaiity d
His fatherhood Marion Harland, d
HsspsIs BAsan ---.---
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-15

CHoAeo, Feb 11.-The book commit.
tee Of the Methodist church Of the
United States, finished It's labors In q
short session yesterday and adjourned
TO meet a year hence In Cincinnati DR..
Whitlock resigned his position as chair
man of tho western section Of the COM
mittee and Clement Studebaker, Of In
diana, was chosen as his successor. Rev.
claudius d. Spencer was chosen as the
editor Of the Rocky Mountain Christian
Advocate, ssmi-official organ pub
lished at Denver. With the exception
Of the editor Of tho Methodist Review,
no other changes were made in the ed
itorship Reports Of the book agents
showed the sales In the last year TO
have aggregated q. .07e, ,451. t
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-15
A BATTLE FOR MILLIONS.

Legal Proceedings to be Begun by the
state Of Pennsylvania TO Contiscate the
tire Property of the Economite Society.
PITTSBURGH, Feb 1.-THE common
wealth Of Pennsylvania has entered the
legal battle for the possession OF the Inn
mense wealth of the Economic society.
The matter is now In the hands OF
States Attorney General Hensel and Is
being prosecuted by the ablest legal
talent of the Allegheny and Beaver
county bars The proceedings will be
instituted at once and will be far reach.
ing in its results II successful II will
involve the absolute surrender Of all the
property Of the Economic society and
its confiscation by the state. II will be
q proceeding in escheat, based on estab-
lished precedent OF eminent legal au'
thority and an act of assembly forbid
ding the conduct OF societies whose
principles are at variance with public
custom and against the spirit Of the
constitution.
The archives have been searched and
It is claimed sufficient authority has
been obtained TO disrupt the celibate
community and turn its goods and
chattels into the state treasury. The
act of assembly making IL unlawful for
churches and religious sects to hold
property in excess Of specified amount
will also be brought into the case and
used as one of the strong points on the
plaintiffs side Of the case.
The proceedings have no connection
with the suit fled In Beaver county
courts by the Feichts and other Econo-
mists, asking for receiver to wind up
the affairs of the organization.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-15
ARMED GUARDS.


Their Employment at Homestead Was Un-
necessary--Suc IL the Declaration Of the
Z senate Committee Appointed to Investt
Rats tho Labor Troubles at Homestead.
WASHINGTON. Feb 11,-Mr Gallin ger
from the select committee appointe by
the senate to investigate and repor; to
the senate the facts in relation to the
employment for private purpose OF
armed bodies of men OF detective In
connection with differences betv 'en
workmen and employers submitted the
report Of the committee yesterday. The
side OF the detectives was presented by
fourteen different witnesses, promire ent
among them being the Pinkertons
themselves The parts played by the
Pinkerton agency in the late H,me-
stead strike was detailed by Mr. u. @
Frick Of the Carnegie company, and
Mr.. Robert A. Pinkerton, of the detec-
tive agency, and eight other important
witnesses.
The committee expresses the'opinion
that II firms and corporations would
discontinue the employment Of armed
men on occasions of threatened or ex-
isting strikes, their interests would be
better subserved. The committee do
clarea that the emnlovment of a private
armed guard at Homestead was unnec-
essary. There was no evidence, they
say, to show the slightest damage was
done or attempted to be done property
on tho mart of the strikers. At the same
80 II, -. a. ho ~ o,,o,,so for
Uiine 'h'i9 s' w ~ -,
inc scenes VI uisoruer "nu Ueiioi i'Ai Ao'
which the strikers were themselves TO
sponsible.
,rha oor, ro;t+oo raacbed this conclu-
No
slon'
'l-Rights Of employers and workmen are
equal
2-Employers have an undoubted right pro
vlaea tney iuinh 'neir ,ro agroeneH''' W 'AP'''
~ w.t., wa-,.,aa ~ o.n " ,prn,,v orooni,e for mutua,
nro,oetion NJ afd imnroyemept
4-When dissatisfied with wages or hours
they should attempt to arbitrate.
b-Failing in this they have right to discon
tnue work either sinsly or IN OoaH % -,o,,
Having uiSvo1o,nueu @ my %S 10 lee,
others m from taking their places or to attempt 4
occupy, iniure or destroy the property of thei
employers.
I'm all controversies arbitration navlnI ',.nI
laieu, renanee ~ saSuiH De p'"''' uPOH '"' p'"'
swhs,her ossumed,v legal or not, the EN-
r,ovmont ~ ARMED bodies Of men for priyat
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-15
$500 Reward.

We win pay the above reward for any case OF liver
complaint, dyspepsia, sick headache, Indigestion.
constipation or costlyeness we can not cure with
Vests Vegetable Liver Pills. when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are purely vegetable
and never fall 10 give satsfactlon. sugar coated:
cOnnterfelie and limitations. The genuine manufact-
ured only BY the John G. West Comp ny, Chicago.
ILL., Sold by y. ID Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-15
She FINISHED

Awfully when | told her what 10 do for
those horrid plmples with which her lace
was covered. She now says II you want
pink and white complexion with a nice
clear smooth skin you must rse that best
OF al blood purifiers, SULPHUR DIlters. :
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-15
We have sold Ely's Cream Balm about

We have sold Ely's Cream Balm about
three years, a1d have recommended its
use In more than hundred special cases
of catarrh. The unanimous answer to our
inquiries is, "Its the best remedy that |
have ever usedn Our experience Is that
where parties continued Its use, IL never
fails to cure.-J. H. Montgomery & Co.,
druggists, Decorah, Iowa.
When | began using Ely's Cream Balm
my catarrh was so bae had headache the
whole time and discharged large amount
OF filthy matter. That has almost entirely
disappeared and / have not had headache
since.-J. II. Sommers, Stephney CT. 7
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-15

Prot. Loisette's Memory System is
Creating greater interest than ever in all
parts of the country, and persons wishing
TO improve their memory should send for
his prospectus tree as advertised in an-
ntharcolmuh
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-15
LIFE PRESERYER.

DIR, Il, @. Vests Nerve and brain treatment, a spe-
cflc forhysteria, dizziness hs, neuralgia headache.
nervous prostration, caused by alcohol OF tobacco,
wakefulness, mental depression. softening Of the
BRAIN causing insanity. misery, decay, DEATH prema
ture old age neryrus debility and all nervous diseases
and wasting OF the brain, caused by .eNertiOn
months trratment for Si, 6 for IS BY mail We guar.
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