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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-18

average height, and to use an artisVs
term, which he utilities frequently in
describing characters in his stories,
his figure is ''out of drawing" His
head and shoulders are much too large
for the lower part of his body. The
first time l ever saw Mr.. Howells he
was sitting in theater box. Only the
upper third of the novelist was visible.
From it imagined that he was man
very little less than six feet tall
After the play had ended delayed my
departure so that / might see him as
he went out. As he stepped through
the door of the box into the auditorium
his small stature, after my expeeta-
lions of might, was genuine shock to
me.
! But however disappoin ting the legs
of Mr.. Howells may be, there is 10
question about his head. Il is magnifi-
cent. Its splendid nlassiveness is a
great comfort to his admirers. The
thin. gray hair, carefully combed,
Noes not hide, but accentuates it's
gratifying outlines. 1t droops for
ward a little, as If from its own
weight
The face is less easy to describe. The
years have cut deep lines into it. The
brow is overhanging and the cheeks
como up to meet il, SO that most of the
time his eyes seem more deeply set
than they really are. 1t is an embar-
eassing face and one which it is very
hard to arouse to animation. Most of
the time that l have seen il, it has
worn look of disconcerting WEAKNESS,
which am told is habituaL
Mr. Hcy5ells' voice is pleasant, but
sometimes too low for the listeners
personal comfort; his words, however
are always clearly enunciated. He
lives in one of the great apartment
houses on Fifty-ninth street. fronting
Central park, and his study, which is
chiefly occupied by a great desk, is the
principal room of his fat. For COM
fort, he says he should prefer life in
smaller city; but the advantages which
New York offers to him in his work are
worth the discomfort which any pros
porous human animal not a money
king must find there. His family cen
sists of his wife, daughter and son,
the latter being now a student of
architecture at Beaux-Arts in Paris,
away at college most of the time. His
life IN Venice and Italy, which covered
several years of his young manhood,
gave him love for soft, semi-tropicaI
climates, aud he might have once liked
to go abroad to live, but he win prob
ably never do so.
have read everything he has writ
ten and great deal that has been
written about him, and am his sincere
admirer. +.
The trend Of his recent thought
seems to have been political. His
"Letters OF a Traveller from Altruria"
in the Cosmopolitan Magazine and one
JAr two review articles have shown ths.t,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-18
HOW HE WRITES
William Dean Howells and His
Remarkable Novels.
How He works and Thinks-His Views
on Politics. Religion and American
Ltterature-A Study OF HIS
Life Work.
IcoPYRIGET. 1so41

William Dean Howells, novelist,
poet, playwright, howeverdivide crit
les may be concerning the merit Of his
books. has been put by the public into
place with James Fennimore Cooper,
Washington Irving, Longfellow, Whit
tier and Holmes, the only other Amer
leans whose literary work has been
deemed bright and clear enough to fit
them to shine among the worlds first
literary lights The most important
man is the man who forces from the
public the most extensive recognition.
The sale Of Mr. Howells' novels grows
greater with each year. The most i'm
portant bookseller in New York told
me the other day that the call for
Their Wedding Journey"-the first of
Mr.. Howells' novels-had been heavier
during the last twelve months than
during the same periods in 1929, and
that should the publishers see fit to
issue worthy edition of the book
steadily increasing sale might be ex-
pected. The present edition is printed
from half wornout plates, and with
Illustrations SO bad that there might
better be no pictures at all. OF "The
Rise of Silas Lapham, "a Hazard of
New Fortunes" THE Minister'S
Charge" and "a Modern Instance" he
said that no other novels In his store,
printed at an equally remote date and
written by any American, save Gen.
Lew Wallace's "Ben-Hur," had SO
steady and large sale.
1t is entirely safe to say that Mr.,
Howells is the greatest living Ameri-
can novelist, and his admirers land /
am one of them) think that twenty
years hence he viii be much more i'm
portant than he is now
The man who has aroused all this
literary sentiment is not physically
Impressive He is slightly below the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-18

as consul to Venice, ne had the DOUBTS
which come to most men. Religion
played smaller part in his life, until
finally he slipped into agnosticism
This lasted during what was left OF
his youth and through such part of his
middle age as came before his reading
of Tolstoi
1t was that delightful home life, the
books, the magazines and the SEMI
literary favor that ran through 1t all,
because, first, of ingrained tastes, and
second, of the fact that the father was
the editor of a country newspaper
(this was in Ohio that gave Mr.. How
ellis his literary bent. From the first
his ambitions were all toward writing.
They never wavered. He has never
engaged in any business. The stories
Of work for an insurance company in
Boston are without fact for founda-
ton. This does away with the pretty
theory that March, the ex-insurauce
agent and afterward editor in ''Haz-
ard of New Fortunes" was Mr.. How
els himself, described by himself in a
book. Mr.. Howells has never de-
scribed himself in book. March was
made ont of whole cloth" In fact,
the novelist has drawn but one charac-
ter directly from life in any of his
! books. This character was Fulkerson
IN that same book. a Hazard of New
Fortunes" He was the inventor and
business manager of that unique publ
cation. Every Other Week." which
played so important part in the
story. Fulkerson was breezy west
erner of good heart, selfish. crudely
witty and one of the most entertain
ing of Mr.. Howells' creations. He was
mainly studied from Ralph Keller,
one of the queerest characters in Bos-
ton seventeen years ago.
INWARD MARSHALL
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4 Great scrcess.

Young Mr.. Fitts-Tisat pie you gave
to the Commercial ciGa for the poor
has been one of the most successful
contributions OF the year.
Young Mrs Eitts-Indeed,
Eyes, indeed. 1t has been presented
TO no less than seven poor families so
far, "-IudisRapoIis Journal
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care of tho s,ck Roam.

sich'room that needs cleaning can
br made fresh aud sweet without
sweeping aud without dust hy wiping
everything In IL with cloth wrung
put ~ warm water Ia which there are
= few drops of ammonia, The rug,
aud drapories, though there should not
BE- any in the rnom, the doctors tell ~,
may eo put upon the line Tor u thor,
ough airing aud wiped In the snme
way, The feather dustcr, which
should bc baniShed because II doe. ne
real good anywhere except To stir up
and redlstribute the dust, In especially
out of place la, the siok-roou, where
there may be, and doubtless often are,
germs OF disease In the Innocent look.
bag dust u n patient H. In nervous
state, screen may be placed In front
~ the bed while the frcshcning gocs
'"n' 1.-THE room can only bc heated hy
u stove, the Noise ~ putting In coal can
bo dcadsncd by wrapping the coal ia
paper bsforc putting Gu the hrc, - \,
\, Post
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NOME HINTS AND HELPS.

Common Pancakes u pancakes
are made with graham instead ~ white
Nour, they ate excellent aud more
EASILY digcstcd than any other kind ~
mucaltc Orange Judd Farmer
sweet Potato Soup; 20 u pint ~
'old mashed sweet potato add "a pint
tnd u half ~ strained stcwrd tomato.
"uN together through culandcr. add
salt to rcH,un, aud half u cup ~ cream
ichrHt and serve .-tiuod Health
silver Polish; Five pounds 1T pnri,
white one ounce ~ sweet oil. four
ounces VI ammonia, four ounce, of AL
'ohol, one pint of soft water MiN we'll
together aud let dry In cakes This
makes most excellent polish Tor sil.
Vcr ware Ohio Farmer
Lemon Pie; stir one Tablespoonful
II corn starch dissolved in little cold
WRtrrl into u tcHcuptul OF haling wa.
ter rUpm Que tcncuptul ~ sugar with
nnc Tablespoonful AZ butter, aud add tn
the hot miNturc. When quite rnol. add
the juice aud grated rind of one lemon,
aud u beaten egg Rake in one crust,
lmm, Field and Fircsidc.
Cheese Fingers; Take onc.uunrtrr
ot n pound ~ pun paste and roll II out
thin, thcn take two uuncrs 1T lnrmc.
hau cheese, half tcaspunnful OF cav.
etHsc aud "a pinch of salt. MN these
aud sprinkle the chccsc over half the
paste, turn the other half over IL aud
rut II with sharp knife half an inch
wide aud ANY lcngth YOU please Ral,c
"a, al. 4
u little grated cheese over them. The
fingers Must bc piled in a dish, cro,s-
ing each other at right angle, l,nstnn
budget
Caramel Cake; One fourth pound
butter, nnc.third pound huur, one
half tcncupful sweet milk onr-hnlf
tcaspounful soda, one teaspoon ful
cream ~ tartar two eggs Cream the
butter aud sugar adj milk, eggs we'll
beaten, then hour IN which IL sihcd
the soda, etc linkc in three LAYERS.
Caramel FILLING. onr-half pound
brown sugar one tcacuptul sweet
cream, u bit nf butter from the above
quarter pound Roll forty minutes on
until II IT, sufficiently thickcncd To-
NprcuHS OH the cake. Let cool before
putting II on, Orange judd Farmer
'rcamcd fiAh. Mot,tcu amy hnkcd
fish with warm cream To- which salt
aud pepper have been added lf milk
IL used, add huttcr) rut in huttrrrd
pudding mold, cover the top with but.
tered bread crumbs, aud place Ia the
oven until thoroughly heated through,
but not brown. Remove FROM the oven.
break enough eggs to- cover the top, re
tnrn 10 the oven and bake SLOWLY for
i've minutes Remove from the oven,
add II hit of butter 10 each egg dust
salt nnd pepper over aud serve in the
dish IN which II wa, cooked Country
Gentleman.
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SrAre or ONO, Ciry or Totrpo, =.
lI,Aa( ~ TN

fHINKJ, CurNgN makes oath that he IL
tho souior partncru u the nrm otf,J CnGNEI
n Co, doing huSlness In the CITY OF Toledo
County and state aforesaid and tnat said
hrm will pay the sum ot uNt III NrHtn not
Laws for eva, h and every vase Ot Cutarrh that
cannot boCurcd hy thuuncot nNLsCAr ANRn
CVWt fRANk j. CurNEY.
Sworn to before me aud subscribed Ia my
presence. thiaNth day of neComber A II, lSsti
--, a. W UiEAnoN,
80" Notary lpblIe.
Hall = Catarrh euro Ia taken internally aud
acts directly ON the blood aud mucous sur
faCea ct the system. kcud tnrtcnum oniala,
frnc y. j, CuENtr n 60, Toledo, -.
&c SoldhN Druggists, 1a,.
Hall Family rilla 2A,.
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The FASHIONABLE FUR.
IaN"rcd h the Nitc nT I,cr, Cabinet
Oncrr Ia the Administration,


Ohicrr Ia the Administration
The first state dinner ~ the season
given 10y the president aud Mre Glove
Nud established brNoud shadow ~
doubt that crmiuc - not only the lead
ing tur IA the fashionable Norla hut
that u H. Il f,roritc one with the vum-
On of the administration Nithuut a
single exception the wife of every
athinct officer re- joiccr Ia the possession
of a wrap lined ur trimmed with this
hu, which hut season ago was the
despair OF dealers, ~ they could not in
dtlcc customers L. purchase Il even at
The most ridicnlously low price. Now,
lhl the inscrutnhlr caprice 81 fashion,
" - the furrcrN turn L. dictate. and
The society womnn's ipuoblr part -
mCcl,lN succumh, since she must keep
up with the fashion at any cost Not
a. possess some rrminc, either ~ lining,
trimming, nun OF collar, l. At once To
hC counted out ~ the race
Not only Is this fur used for outside
garments hv the elect ~ society, but IL
u cropping up Ia hnllgooms, taking the
place ~ mink aud sable a. trimming
Tor gowns ot heavy satin, hrocadcs and
even the lighter, hlmy materials used
by younger people Its use IL confined
b. No cspccinl age, inusmuch ~ IL il
considered IN the present season ~ np.
p"priatc tor the drhutantc as the
matron, Now that crime II once moro
fashionable IL has, of course, come Ia
D. looked upon ~ very effective and
h'"ming, without the slightest sug-
gcstlon ~ stage properties ar hin, ~
klnehip Ia the robes ~ hngly tragic
characters IN trailing garments lined
With royal cat fur. rmhrllishcd Ivy Va.
rion- devices of the costumrr's art to
simulate the costly genuine erminc
tails. Kate Fields Washington.
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THERE IL nANGER

THERE ~ DANGER
for tho young gtrl just entering womanhood.
Hhc h especially sensitive, AMI many nerv-
Gus troubles, which continue through life,
have their origin 40 this period, IL there 10
pain, headache, AMI nervous disturbances, ur
iTrcgularity of monthly functions Dr fierceS
Eavoritc Prescription should 10 Judiciously
employed
In catarrhal Inflammation, ia chronic lis
orders and diseases common to women
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A NsrWgss told her maid, netic, that sho
must not always Ito things on her own NJ
sponsimlitS, but frat ash permission The
next day bette walked into the parlor and
said, politely; "McVrnuw, tho eat Ia busy
eating w the duck Must send her away
or not t"-lIikcrih
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A Important nhucr-n,r,

1o make IL apparent Ia thousands, who
think themselves M, that they are not AZ
fc,tcd with any disease, but that tho system
simply urrls cleansing, In to bring comfort
homo to their hearts ~ custiVc condition IL
easily ,urcd 10y using syrup ot FlgA Manu-
ta,tuU'd 10y the California Fig syrup Go,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
oe.nn. CURE

MIas NAME iiUWN, Of
Everett. HsdfOTt %.
lTnnd., wTilcs Nv hon
l was fourteen Scart
old | took a bad uald
ana there resulted tn
tcrnal trpuhLrs, | was
u great sufferer for
four years, ! hnd tried
two Physicians hue
neither gave mc any
relief. After taking
Dr rlcfcc's favorite
Prescription ! Dan {
say enough Tor u. 10
cured me so | have no
morr painA | az, now
nineteen years OF age
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n. TONS at iIar For Acre.

That IL seldom reached, but when
Salacr's Extra Grass Mixtures are
snwn this il possible. Over ATTY Kinds 81
grass and clover sorts. Largest grow
crs of farm need, Ia the world Alsikc
Glover il the hardest Crimson Glover
IL the quickest growing, Alfalfa Clover
In the best fcrtilteing clover, while
Salkcr's Extra Grass Mixtures make the
best meadows ~ the world.
IL you Wit Gu rms our ANp StNpir
with lac postage L. the John \, Saltcr
seed Co, Ia Crosse, Wis, YOU viii re.
ccive eleven packages grass aud clover
Norta Rnd his mammoth farm seed cuta-
loguc; fun ot good things for the farm.
CT, the gardener and the citizen. lAl
TF,CurW after reading the excused so
your thrce DAYS absence from school was
on account ut your aN'natton wNs Il, Ties
siei You must nave had - pretty sore
arm Bessie "No, but | had To- walk on
CrutChCa "
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

No, I nAyIN'r the fainlcst Idea ~ her
age" II thought you had hccn frlonds
sioco childhood ' "ihatA Iust why | ann
80 uncertain, You Hee, ten ycus agu sha
was slghtcvI " lnlcT Ocoan
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

Tut huutsman who brings home the ant
lrr. proves that he has been able Ia get 4
huad ut the Ep:tiu Elmira GaSrttc
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

WINS burglar asks the Connndrum
"NhVO'N Your money +. Il - generally th'
wiscst plan Ia give II W., l.lio.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
Abraham I,nco,n stor,o.

An Illustrated book, unmarried by adNel.
Using, containing stories aud anecdotes told
hv Abraham Lincoln, many heretofore IN
viii hc sent free "a every person
sending hts or her addrcAh tu the Lincoln
Tea Go, TT Wayne, Ind.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

"WnY are YOU .ao anxious 10 sell me thAa
hair rstorcrw said MIR, Badly To- his barber,
"becauso there's no money In hairoutllng Tor
tho barber
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

JonNNv PLENTY Say, Jimmy, does pi,
hurt anybody My aunt Aays II does,
jimmy Scant-"Couldnt tell yer, Johnny
| never had no chance ter 'spcrlmont"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

"ltWr IL u paragraph which snNs that the
best way to cook onions N 10 roast them, "
THAT IN wong The best way II to roast
the eater 90 Toledo illAdr
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

M,nEi "pn you not think Mir he Little
a man ot small CAlihcrl" Grace Perhaps
80, hut I'm suro vt one thing, he's big
bore hroklyu l.lfo
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

M~fNNtrNF IL faithful teacher, but II
would mover win piano or trip abroad In
"A popular voting contest Washington post
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
south az IIaIT IIatr.

ON Marh and April q, iN,A the Louis
villc Il Nashville ha,lvuad win sell tickets
tur their regular lraius tu prin,WHl points
ia the south az one single tatV iur Tho round
TRIP lhror excursion Yates take tu The ptu
,tpnl cities and towns la lCuuosscc, Ala
hama, Georgia, West floridn ami Minnis
slppi It,krt~ VIII uv good to return Ntthtu
twenty dANn, aud viii nu on sale at NJ iuuIa,
Evansville. luvteN lilo aud tU,luuAu ON
above dates. Through ,arS from thrso ,itica
~ principal points south, Ask Your ticket
agent. aud ii lac can not furnish Nuu tickets
FROM Nuur nlNitou, write toe l. AtNuHE,
General lasavurCv Agent luuieN, llH 10y,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

Wa believe that an Italian who shoult
start out with a noiaclcaa hand organ wou'u
make money, Texas situnga,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
4, q. MvCoNNI,h,
Pass Tantc Mangr, Cincinnati, u,

"t|toNUtr, what made Nougo Overland PLAY
with the smith Childrru, when you have
mumps aud ihc, have not had them i'
We'll, didn't the SUNDAY school teacher SAY
that u In more pleased tu give than IL re-
ttlVetn
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"llUr, dear, II my fortpn, should all meN
away would YOU love inc luat the samet'
"ics ycn; couldn't love yuulrss II tr,~i "
- Inter ~ can
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

MIaIciAN--"Now, ! should like 10 borrow
q ANAL cnin," Npcctatur lirrvl Ill give
II 10 you II you II stop this poor show -
llallu
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"pNtr moro" remarked the tailor who
had wralhvr,d the hatd tlmcS, do Ne note
tho survival ut the nttoSt Washington
star
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Are You 0oiog ~ CALIFORNIA; 90 Attend
the Midwlnter Falrf
n 40 radthis

II 80 read this
On ~, cunt vt the Midwintcr Fair now
being held ~ San Francisco, the hig -Four
Route hus placed in vftcyt NHHY Low RArNs
frum A. ruiNf- on a. grcat system OF rail.
rnads to ran Fran,is,o, Los Angeles, Han
Diego aud other principal points la talltor~
MIA aud the West Northwest aud South
WVnt aud win sell tickets Via either ot ita
thpO gAtCwnN~. ~ luti~, tuiCA0o on
ttuWN, with Vturn limit uutii April Mth,
1874 Sold NVsubulrd trains run daily ~
ea,h VI thVsc vitvs, with elegant sleeping
cars, private compartment bullet slccping
cara, parlor vars uud dtnmgVtrs. nud AFFORD
ing Choi,V ol U,Ut,a tUom Cleveland, GIN
Cinnau, Columbus, Springfield, Dayton, ln-
dianapohs aud intermediate points, THIS
excellent service II uucN,cllcd 10y any other
line, audnl poiruuA going totnliiorum this
winter should 10y all mcaus consult tho
ncaWst representative VI the hig Four
Route tor rate, and an other information
pertaining to tile tpHt West
~ u MNUriN, q H. and r. A,
n, O. MVCoHNI,k
nu.. I't., "a At.t,.su tRtn.,tunut Al
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"rnE hard um"s makes very little diner
encu Ia me" remarked "a lime dealer, my
business IN always Ahs'k " - Philadelphia
RSCOrd
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hpUt II think | have met Nuu bcfor,,
haven't |" nuaoupr II wrll Nuu have
the ADVANTAGE oi me | tnd o." Inter O,van
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"Nn WAS nloucs hrcdi" "ilc got the
idea into Ia. head that lac Was cue 81 the hig
yuu~ ' Philadelphia ltVruTd.
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"Nou look palo this morning "Shoulint
wonder, hnd sLNlas tina" last night 10.
Boston Transcript
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HuLINus, who In not az expert win the
Cuc, SAYS tho pool table II hko a woman .
dress II IL 81 hard 60 mud the pocket -
hustnu Transcript
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rur bright side of u situation ls hari "a
Journal
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10 rNIui warm spring sit un hot fiat
iron placed uu chair hN Num wife Texas
Slttmgp
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lf- Minerva, thcrr h. u Noat difference
h~INccn iant dayS and fast ulsu', tlmtra
(1AaVtlv
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pId You See IT.

or course We mean the Worlds Fair
Whether Nou did az not you want To- pre-.
serve souvenir ut the muat beautiful scene
this earth has Witnessed
The Michigan Central, "fhe Niagara Falls
Route, 30 IL issuing the finest and most com.
pcto World - tAirl'oritulio, each containing
reproductions of sixteen splendid photo
graphs az large size The rcriCa will con
stat of sixteen parts followed bN special
part devoted tn Niagara faii- MarliuaC
Island aud other gCmn at American srcucrN ,
and viii hc Svut To- amy address ou rr,ctpt ~
ten ccutH per part
Addrss fWANNJ BU,NuIlt, Advertising
Agent Michigan Central, 4u2 Mouadnprk
Block, Chicago, III,
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nr. nn,.,n,. Cnriain Crnnn Cure

Rent postpaid with beautiful souvenir spoon.
Send hn, 10 \ l. iiuNvit buffalo, n =
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1hr man who In waiting Tor his ship to
co,nr ia usually hnds II "a tug Nuuhcrs
NtatChMAn
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

N,tr'v Honey of Uorchound aud Ter ~
NrNcs WhuuphE cough
Pixies ruotha,hu Drops Cure Ia ouo minute
poN'r wait Tor the wagon while the walk
ing IN good
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

Nor can easily M the publ, eve n You
only have the dust E'Nlr SiftnEr
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

krNsoN ."Nhat il reason" asked the
teacher from Nu-ton, ot the smallest Toy Ia
the class ITS what my daddy never has
Tor u,kln me WAS the confident Ucply
Detroit Free l'rvss
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

Tnr nelshhor's bulldog MAY lcarh a man
" lead Chaacd lilo.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

ON pmat,iAN. "NoW, In case like this,
whore the patient In Inclined e. hNstcria
would Nuu look at her tongue az $50 Young
Sludcut "Nu, lWould listen Ia Il, think "
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