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s., SO and $40. Genuine Con-
efderate Bills only five cents each
250 anC 800 bills 10 cents each,
Soc and SOC shinplasters 10 cents
each ; 81 and 81 bills 25 cents each.
Sent securely sealed on receipt Of
price. Address. CHAs. d. BAR
KER, 90 ) Forsyth St. Atlanta. Ga.
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Town omeIals.

Town 0fheiais.
MayDr--Tulias X. Monros.
R,ssrtsr- Felix EiiG,tt. Jr
c9t1eil AL. A nj rtin. VIM Mansar,
Tsra ssrEsant- Charles ". Dorsey.
societies
kalsatsof rgthils Lgi-e nacts eyeyy Tucs-
d.sy evenlsg = ilel' ball ov9r >. " Blakcr's
fniossn lent orier of Ola Fellows Lodge
nsets every SATURDAY, evening az their hall iu
Bish53's Block At 500 O'Clock.
Gytol 9ilo Eags ao.nsnt 40. 81. 9 o. o. p.
szti y ,nth-in tie 0di Pellows' Hail 6vcr tho
t,to nee.
rbs IN io,,7 ient orisr If Good Tsnelars
L4ts3 tfstf svsrv Fri tay evening, in tho I. %
q. = 0tI. at 7.31 p'cioek.
Slts hii3 rdp' ". .. Imoroyol order ~
R5i 1st n35tt sv9ry WHigesday evening" az
o'7i1st IN ths Niifhts ~ Pythias Hall over
~ ,tsr's tore.
ginrv,st cou1eii. y ;. IS, Junior orior Uni.
81 \ pf'ri Islt dot Meet7 every Wed
love ftll ovsc tts 2osto-ace.
p.ss'tp sgiri, N,. o.. 4. r. AMI 4. N.-woeis
NIa tss talfbi q irythis. Haii ovor BIsser's
Churches.
Mg.chr1A -g,g VI " Rder Pastor
cstvisff- pee tsitil sr8rv 7aniaY 80 1880 m.
atf7A n. s1lsv ssh,0i af r.. m. class
WtsffflA .. Ytttt FNxs Msatinga AZ 80 p.
n ',tssf dsstlaE every fairsday evening AZ
e.rir ct1rss Rev. J.J. Maliaaey. Pastor
e. s.',,l - s.tsi,ii gia-,s saniay IN each
Ws,iit nre 80 riri = i1itvs at7.P. ".
s,s,'s. n Ciireh sasv. p. =. Ar.nstronz
s.,,v e,,.lls .eyorg Wednesday evening
az ealros- Rag z =. smith. Pastor
? ..s4..s .s4..t ,s44.( - s%'A a "a
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sFSi1sxlpl District, J,ses, VI 1Godwia aud
Joseph A. Miller.
.v<hs,, 4. Martin "A l \. J. DeBerry.
LrJI. 4Igsts tuss,gtti "a nes Mefsee.
Rstb. a. 1. ViIssisr u LIcts Fnr.nan.
udpa, JTllls Schssr ant \. " Berry.
y Tt!4u. J<iil W. Jill ani Aibsrt q Mason.
sPlplstnt. Lsgl r. Miller ali d. u. Il lrtih.
1r1nt, j.. "a. Felther and !. Z. Bird.
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Go irss 20 iVene.

,.'as,-lt coart-A lroh ~. seitembcr /, and
Be 20 n ,er ~.
coanty clar, First Monday January. April.
Jaiv Ani v.;tobsr.
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fsisriIf -LegSv shaw.
DEPUTY sGSRfFys.
Kirgw 'Si district -Lithef MoMIilen,
Faliey--NDue.
LYON
Re,o -. " Rida iour
u Ut tsocx1 5ciss nan.
Portland
tit--l BART X Pc ts-cr.
Pictstdt-j-je III w. Shtw.
Cork Ciryait lprt -Io'il Y. watson.
cier< Cp1itv Quart. mi Martin
.Pr.,Ssctttnr Attprney--D. " Woiring.
CJAtty Slryayor-A. r. Nc fiiieu
SIpts Of S,fh sol< --for tin FOrtHev
ASSESSOR -.sAst SHE. Jt'irici 'stilian.
West side. " n y. NlneaP.
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hiri Nstriat-Je.ia %. PedlistOn, Wheeling
hio c.Bupty.
~ i7i tDi strict - Villa l.. Milson Charles
own. Jefcr<on Co.
rsirl oi*tri,t --I,hn d. Alderscn. Nicholas {.
n. Nichols cDIaty.
~ irth Dt<tFist James Ca,,cIart Point Pleas
Ant, I~soa csuHty,
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c0nslablcs.

R'nywsoi, Th, MAJ H..w<er arl Geo. r noT-
rBsr.
v tIlcy. 1inn-l Dixon an } r. Wilson.
Lvon. L. W. CriS< lni ". d. Taylor.
Rspt, r. VI II tl0rltfe, d.i1 G. n. Rnls IOnr.
fUIion, ID. W. flyers an1 0sp. GtiSsnan
fPJrtla11. w. A. Mr3innis ant W r. ShrJyer
fPlelstlt, j. !. Kelly dni :. " Sbtw.
Graat, ). Y. Conner AMI j. ". MicbdeIs.
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Juise, III ryi ~ ncial p.sirIet.
J,-s'h r. Like, .iin1 - d. Preston County.
,uafssi.ssE EsSOS >GSJUNTS.
NJ. Golwia an ~. VI. Wotriag.
c1di SStoNE ~ IN CdANCERY.
ID. ", ws,tring Nall j. Fbrlney James A
Jsoxsol and w. ". o. Dawson.
Rsc qv3R 0F THE COURT.
oil. Jamos W. Brown
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
couaisssoNEas corSrY COURT.
ytucv. ul,oa ~ l,soi. Pre- hlent.
X. ttw - |. j l. Mckenzie.
LytA David !. Wttls
R%ls, H,.es =. ~ lsl.,lr.
Y rtl,ni YiiliH \. dcGInnss.
Gctift. SA n tcl +. f'onner.
,r{etsAnt, Dsn 4. Conner
sUni.sn. Page r. dscfun
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DIRECTORY.

state oiticials.
Govcrnsr--Niliiam 4. Macc0rkic. Kanawha
County. ~
s-seetasy Of s,ate--wlliAm f. Chiffon. Ka.
pa~na county.
A siitor--Isaac v johnson. Barbour comfy.
IRE t>arer-I0hn NJ Rowan. Msnrue oounty
Attorney .oasrAi--r =. Riley. Ohio county.
ct. Attorney isen'l--o. ID. Cook Ohio county
seCt. Of Scihtbis--Nirgii A Lewis. Mason CO.
Ntlat sat Ccnersl-Ja mes A. Holiey, Lincoln
county.
state tiortris1-;harles Ha-an, Marion Co
PRIVATE SOY 10 Gov John Il. White.
Csi5f cisrs IA iitor's % hcs-- Nin A. Cracratt
Sec'y states O,fce-ti o. Chiffon
" Sa II. schools /" IT J. tsraSS
Tee isureras - Percy Rowan
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10 as or DrIe1ates.

East Sile -cifissill Hart mayer, Bruceton
Wet flle-A nos IL trtley, MIsontOwn.
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=. - .UNITs0 SfArBS COuRT.
JAtr III Isots-1. Parxer ,barg. Wood Co.
GistS 4 4. iDpra. Clark sbnrg HarriSun Co.
U%S. District Atty-c. c. Watts. Charleston,
anAvha sr,auty.
Ass2 tsist. Aif'raey Stuart +. Walker, Mar
,tnsburg. Berkelev county.
u. y. dlrshti-S. :. sinsOn. Wayne county.
ouief Dspaty-A. a. Garden. Ohio county.
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tnltei Sfaies senators.


u,-as~ !. FsalNaer. Nartinsbarg Borkley
Otuiy.
JoAaton n Ca nden. rarker.burg. wood Co.
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w. ElKlsh Presidont Maron county
Hstry 3rarnor, Lewis Co.
Hs.ner ~. Holt, Grcenbrier Co.
". IL. uent, Taylor Go.
Cal chtries lie irio<. Crisr. Nanawha cuuaty.
-. !. be1t.ctrrk, ganawha Co.
T. y kitcy. Reporter. Ohio county.
cSasvissAt tiriestSn Second Wednesday Ia
yhsatry wheeling irst Wednesday I'm June
ShsriostcS1. irst weiias>aay in September.
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Statt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIStrltt
william q. Woriey. Kingwood. Preston CO.
Aipheus Garrison, Moaong.,iia Co.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15
A WOMAN'S HEART.
One Disease That Battles the
Physician.
The Story of a Woman who Suffered for
Nine Years. How She Was Cured.

p'rom the Newark. N. j.. Evening Newsl
Valvular disease OF the heart has always
been considered incurable. The following
interview, therefore, viii interest the med
zeal profession, since II describes the sue
cessful use OF a new treatment for this dis
ease. The patient is Mrs. George Archer,
Of Clifton, ". j., and this publication by
the News 10 the first mention made Of tho
case by any newspaper All physicians con-
suited pronounced the patient suffering
with valyular disease OF the heart, and
treated her without the slightest relief.
Mrs. Archer said: III could not walk across
the floor; neither could go upstairs with
out stopping 70 let the pain In my chest and
left arm cease. felt an awful construction
about my arm and chest as though / were
tied with ropes. Then there was terrible
noise at my right ear, like the labored
breathing OF some great animal. / have
often turned expecting 10 see some creature
ut my side.
"Last july continued Mrs Archer, AZ
was at Springfield, Mass, visiting, and my
mother showed mo an account In the
Springfield Examiner, telling OF the won
derful cures effected by the use OF DR. VIII
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People NY
mother urged me 10 try the pills and on
November 18th last bought box and began
taking them, and have taken them ever
since, except for short interval. The first
box did not seem 10 benefit me, but perse-
vered, encouraged by the requests Of my
relatives. After beginning on the second
box, TO my wonder, the noise at my right
ear ceased entirely kept right on and the
distress that used 70 feel In my chest and
arm gradually disappeared. The blood has
returned TO my face, lips and ears, which
were entirly devoid OF color, and / feel
well and strong again.
"My son, too, had been troubled with
gastritis and / induced him 10 try the Pink
Pills, with great benefit. feel that every
body ought 10 know OF my wonderful cure
and bless God thatI have found something
that has given me this great relief
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are now given 10
the public as an unfailing blood builder and
nerve restorer, curing all forms OF weak
ness arising from watery condition OF
the blood or shattered nerves, two fruit
ful causes OF most every Ill that flesh Is heir
20. These pills are also a specific for the
troubles peculiar TO females, such as sup
pressiOns, all forms OF weakness, chronic
constipation, bearing down pains, etc, and
In the case OF men will give speedy relief
and effect permanent cure in all cases
arising from mental worry, oyerwork, or
excuses Of whatever nature. The pills arc
sold by all dealers, or will be sent post paid
on receipt Of price, $50 cents box or o
boxes for s2.50-they are never sold In bulk
or by the 100 by addressing DR.. Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady, N. Y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15

That is what II Is when travelling on the
fast trains OF the Chicago, Milwaukee *
ST. Paul Railway; besides there Is no chance
10 "lSck, for the accommodations are mp 10
date, the trains keep moving right along
aud get there on time. These lines thor
oughly cover the territory between Chicago,
La Crosse. 81. Paul. Minneapolis, Aberdeen,
Mitchell Sioux Falls, Sioux City, ankton,
Council Bluffs, Omaha and Northern Mich
igan. An the principal cities and towns IN
that territory are reached by the "St. PAUL.
lines, connecting az ST. Paul, Council Bluffs
and Omaha with all limos for points In the far
west Write 10 George II. Heafford, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago, H.,
for one Of their new map time tables and n
brochure giving n description OF the Com
partment Sleeping Cars. Tickets furnished
by any coupon ticket agent In the United
States and Canada. The finest dining cars
in the world arc run on the solid vestibuled,
electric-lighted and steam heated trains OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee q 81 Paul Rail-
way.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15
FOREIGN.

AMBASSADOR RUNYoS states that
Americans sojourning in Germany
must exhibit passports in order To re-
main there.
FERDINAND DE LEssEPs, the famous
French engineer and builder OF the
Suez canal, died AT the Lachenaie,
near Natane in the department OF
L'Indre. France, aged 81 years
MoRE than 100 houses in the poorer
portion OF Port an Prince were de-
stroyed by fire.
HURRICANE swept over the Azores,
doing much damage. The brigantne
Adelaide was wrecked and most OF her
crew drowned.
GEN. j. H. PEEcIApo, governor OF the
state OF Morelos. Mexico, and promi-
nent politician, died at Cuernavaea,
THF greater part OF the village Of
Mount Stewart, +. Is. l., was destroyed
by fire.
rHE 3ooth anniversary OF the birth
OF Gustavus Adolphus, the great
Swedish king, was celebrated with
great pomp at Stockholm.
PRESIDENT DTAZ, OF Mexico, has de-
clined many offers OF men and money,
believing there is no danger OF war
with Guatemala
OwINa 70 the failure OF five fish com
panics the Commercial and tho Union
banks Of ST. Johns, ~ f.. were forced
TO suspend with Liabilities aggregat-
ing several millions.
BicYcLIsT LENz, who was on tour
around the world, was believed to
have beenlSilled by brigands in Asiatic
Turkey.
A TIDAL wave in Panama washed
awsy many houses at santa Marin and
totally destroyed the town OF Lara.
Fourteen persons were drowned
LATER advices say that the japanese
troops that entered Port Arthur No
vember 81 massacred practically the
entire population in cold blood.
Tux Ontario malleable iron works
NJ Oshawa, Ont, were destroyed by
fire, the loss being $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15
LATER.

AN unsuccessful attempt was made
in the United States senate on the 18th
TO secure consideration OF the bill 10
strike ont the differential duty on
sugar and a resolution for an amend
ment OF the rules was also defeated
bill was introduced providing for
the adjustment OF the death penalty
In the army and navy except in cases
OF murder, rape, desertion 20 the enc
my in time Of war and aggravated mu-
tiny. Bills were passed granting PEN
sions OF 500 per month 20 Mary Palmer
Banks Mrs. Katherine Todd Critten-
den and Maj.-Gen. A. McClernand. In
the house consideration of the urgency
deficiency bill was begun and motion
10 strike out the appropriation for the
collection of the income tax was de-
feated.
GENE KENNEDY, who Is % be hanged
ut Jasper, Tenn, for murder, was mar
ried in jail 10 Martha Taylor.
THE president issued an order ex
tending the civil service law aud rules
10 the internal revenue service.
THE City national bank at Quanah,
Tex. closed IL doors
A TORNADO struck Forsythe, Ga, de-
molished church and several stores
and residences aud injured number
OF persons
THE National Civil Service Reform
league met in annual convention in
Chicago. and Carl Schurz, the presi-
dent, delivered his annual address.
GAUI. one OF the noted Sioux chiefs,
died AZ the Standing Rock agency i'm
south Dakota lie was next TO Sit
ting Bull I'm rank AS n chief.
AN earthquake shock killed 200 per
sons near Messina, Italy.
lowA's supreme court decided that
the mulct liquor law had not succeeded
the prohibitory law as the general law
Of the state.
MASKED men lynchcd William Dean.
an Indian. at Fort Jones. Cal. for kill
ing Constable Dixon.
The island OF Anbrym. New He-
brides, was destroyed by volcanic ac-
ton and all the inhabitants OF ma
tive village were swept into the sea.
w II. PmcE. prominent Cleveland
business man, was killed by burglars
whom he discovered at work IN his
home
MRs. Ina NELSON drowned her two
children and herself az Omaha. Neb.
NEwFoUNDLAND's ministry resigned
owing TO the financial crisis.
SIR JoHN THOMPSON. the premier OF
Canada, died suddenly at Windsor
castle, England, where he had been
sworn in as a member of the privy
council.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15

W. A. BARBOUR. elected attorney
general OF South Carolina, is perhaps
the youngest attorney general In any
state of the union, being but 20 years
of age.
DIR j. HILLS BROWNE. ex-medical di-
rector and ex-surgeon general OF the
United States navy. died in Washing
ton OF paralysis, aged GS.
GEN T. PARRER ScANNoN died at
Audubon Park. n. ", aged rs years
lie was n widely known soldier.
writer and prominent in college work.
TIE official canvass of the vote in
Wisconsin shows that IL was 3s5. 449.
the largest ever cast in the state by
3, SOS ballots. Upham rep has plu-
rality for governor OF 90, 900. and ma
jority over all the other candidates OF
II, 056
AN unofficial list OF members elect
10 the Fiity-fourth congress gives the
republicans 244 members, democrats
1914 and populists 6. In the present
congress there are 2l9 democrats. i23
republicans and II populist members
TnE Iowa canvassing board COM
pleted It's count of the vote east at the
last election: Total. 42l, 72O; McFar-
land (rep.), 229, $40; Dale DEM, l40.-
ESQ., Crane (pop), 34,9O7; Mitchell
(pro.), 1851 Republican plurality,
40. 500.
MRs. Lucy EDWARDS, colored
woman no years old, died at Spring
field, Ill.
FLORA FRANKENsrEIN died in De-
troit Mich. aged ,Os years.
Ex-Gov. TmLMAN was elected United
States senator from South Carolina.
receiving 1871 out OF 1916 votes cast.
EDWIN L. CURTIS (rep) was elected
mayor Of Boston by q plurality OF -
400.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15
A BEARS FUN WITH MANDY.
IL Made Mrs. Jim Messler Think She Was
Hemmsd In by Bears I'm the Woods.

IN ny the W oOuss
Everybody In the hemlocls belt knows
that bears are full OF tricks and like to
have fun with folks now and then, but
nobody supposed that bears could
think OF carrying joke as far as one
did in the Alma neighborhood in Penn
sylyania. Jim Messler's wife started
10 go on an errand TO a neighbours a
mile away. and half an hour later
came home all put out because she had
been stopped by three bears. Not all
at once, but three different times.
The road she had 10 take runs all
the way through the woods. Another
road forks from It, also through the
woods, half way 10 the house she was
going to, and passes the same house,
but with field between II and the
house. When Mrs. Messler got TO the
fork OF the road IA bear rose up on it's
hind feet in the middle OF the main
road one hundred yards beyond Mrs
Messler knew quite n little about
bears. and so she quietly turned into
the other road and went on her way,
although 1t was good deal further.
She had not gone a quarter OF mile
that road, ten rods or so ahead.
THE woods are little too full OF
bear. / guess" she said, $50 I'll go
back home and go 20 James to-mor-
row"
She turned and walked back to the
main road and headed for home. Be
fore she had gone one hundred yards,
right in the middle OF the road ahead
of her, big bear got up on its hind
feet and pranced little. This was
too much even for Mrs Jim Messler.
The indications were that she was
hemmed in by bear, SO she opened her
lungs and let go few yells that
made those woods sound as II Wild
cats were holding forth in them. IL
the bear was having fun those yells
spoiled IL In short order, for Mrs.
Messler had scarcely started In on
them when the bear almost tumbled
over itself TO get TO the woods, aud
Mrs. Messler says she could hear the
brush snap and crack I'm the bears
path for a quarter OF mile. SO she
came home 10 get some one 20 60 out
and bag those three Audacious bears
Jim Messler and two others went
out right away. There was light
snow on the ground. They went TO
where Mrs. Messlcr had seen the ffst
bear It's track led them diagonally
into the woods and out into the forls-
ing road. There the bear had stopped.
Then the track took a cut diagonally
back toward the main road and out
into t. There the bear had stopped
again. And when Bruin had quit that
spot he had gone into tho woods so
fast that the snow was torn mp as IL
steam shovel had struck H. Jim Mess
Ter and tho two men just laid down
and howled
Three bearsr roared Jim "Jist
one jolly old cuss havin' fun with
Mandy"
And they never went another step
on the rollicking bears track, but
went home 20 jolly Mandy about the
way she was surrounded by one bear.
Philadelphia Press
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15

MARK RoBEKr HARRISON, the cele-
brated artist who painted "Tne Death
OF Abel died at his home in Fond du
Lac. Wis. aged 70.
ANDREW J. CAMPBELL. congressman
elect OF the Tenth New York district
died at his home In New York city OF
Bright's disease. aged 60 years.
JOHN J. DEcKER, n member Of the
piano firm OF Decker a. Son. died sud-
denly from pneumonia in New York,
aged % years
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15
The News Condensed.
ImpOtant InlsIIIgence FI0m an Paas
CONGRESSIONAL.
Proceedings of tho Second Session.

CONGRESSIONAL.
Proceedings of tho Second Session.
OK the 9th senator Turpic spoke In the sen
ate ia favor OF the election OF United States
senators by direct vote OF the people. Bills
we're passed exemptinG from duty foreign cx-
hibits al the Portland (Ore) exposition and
for the national dedication Of the Chickamau-
ga aud Chattanooga national park on Septcm'
Der 10 ana 20 1888 Adjourned 70 the 10Th ....
Ia the house Joint resolution was introduced
proposing an amendment 60 tnc constitution
making the president Ineligible 90 second
term The bin making appropriations for for
tihcntions and other works OF defense Cor the
fiscal year is9b-'96 ts7 ,7O3l was reported
TIE senate was not IN session on the Tth....
In the house the greater portion Of the ses-
sion was devoted TO a continuation o. the dis
cussion on the bill 70 so amend the interstate
commerce act as 70 permit railroad companies
70 pool their earnings
Os the sth there was no session Of the senate
go. In the house bills were introduced 20 per-
init the mailing o. second-class matter else
where than az the place Of publication 70
provide for the appointment % % currency
commission % consider the pase and present
condition OF the currency Of the United States
and the necessity for increasing It's volume or
changing banking laws now In force The mill
itary academy appropriation BILL CASH.
was reported and the railway pool measure
was dele tied
"A RESOLUTION was offered IN the senate on
the 10Th calling on the president 20 begin ne
Rotatlons 10 secure the Independence OF cuba
senator Morgan spoke In favor OF the Me
aragua canal bin ... In the house bills were In
troduced 10 annex that portion OF Arizona
north 81 the Colorado river 70 Utah, 70 pro.
hibit the printing Of any words or devices
npon the American flag by individuals. and %
provide for the settlement OF labor troubles
by arbitration
on the 18th Senator Morrill, CVt) spol,o NJ
length In the senate IN opposition 10 various
financial measures introduced by senator Pof-
Ter (kan) providing FOR the issuance OF large
SUMS OF grecnbacks The Nicaragua canal bill
was further discussed In the house the bill
amending The interstate commerce act 20 per-
init OF railroad pooling was passed by a vote Of
ice 70 ITO
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15

bought the finest book to-day
A-ridln on the tram;
Cost thirty oents-I1l bet you'll say
It's worth IL twice again
The things an things II tells about.
From di'monds down 20 dye,
with pictures OF EN- printed OUT
An how and where 10 buy.
The greatest interestin lot
or new inventions Well,
dunno what Il hasn't got
or what IL doesn't tell
No, faint no 'shoppin' guide" 'cnuSe IL
Has readin's Ia between
kinder think it's called lit
Erary magazinel
Madeline $. Bridges in Ladies Home Jour
nal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15
Low rate Excursions 10 the w~st.

On December and rs, 1894 The North
Western Line will sell Home-Seekers' EX-
cursion tickets from stations In Illinois and
Iowa 10 points in Nebraska. Wyoming and
the Black Hills district OF South Dakota at
very low rates for the round trip; tickets
good for return passage az any time within
twenty days from date Of sale For tickets
and detailed information apply 10 Agents
Chicago a. North Western Railway.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15
rhn IIrinnr..

Ano siln beyond our household duties reach
Strc,ch forth a helping hand.
SO many stand In need OF loving comfort.
All over this wide land
Pcrchancc some soul you aid to-day. to-mor-
row
May with the angels sing
Some one may 20. straight from your earth
~ table
TO banquet with . king"
-wcman's Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15
Kecn Yonr Mind on

Aliens Lung Balsam, az this Is tho season
for Coughs and Colds. It's oxpcctorant and
healing qualities. and being free from all
combinations OF opium, places II ut the head
Of all Cough remedies. IL approaches so
nearly a specific for Consumption that 80
per cent. OF cases which are taken in time
are cured
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5000 10 California

Il price Of double berth In Tourist Sleeping
Car from Chicago on the famous phillips
Rock Island Tourist Excursions. Through
cars on fast trains leave Chicago Tuesdays
via IT. Worth and FL Paso, and Thursdays
via Scenic Route. Write for particulars 10
A. Il. PHmIIPs a. Co, i0i Clark ST., Chicago.
JoHS SEBASTIAN, g.. L. A., Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-15

WIFE -"Thc price Of the clock was $40,
but got a discount, so II only cost me SS."
Husband Yes, but you could have got the
same thing at Beetles for Sj,n Wife That
may be, but then Beetle wouldn't have
taken on anything. - Boston Transcript.