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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

7T777I III nm I0N IUHU 81 NuUQ
and YOU are afflicted with
x go - mol fail ana ace Mira,
4 isH q Warmer. they treat aii
~ ttW system OF eicctrlrlfy.
~. Snu medical electric vapNT
wv BATHS, sFeciilc Tor rhaJina.
2. malaria. blood and akin,
a. tPft olhNAp4G Da9 treatment
(. ,I'a,ssea Tor a. female tnonhles.
49, wfakpes1 ana gereral II
,ftllfr y woman. L brings per-
,|Hft prethfai structure rup-
IL taclal bleInishee removed
IA ka,faniem Without liiJury 10
'.tairf infallhlQ safeguard
!" pnla. Rooms ~ 70 so KIM
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.sfs teach and supply yon with
! ~. =, e system Of dress cutting for
perfect method in exiatr
w c1u learn. The seamless
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WA Srfll5 4 wniniin Is wDrs y sectlon
eeuse ,aefmha eIsss q 4, apelx y
lN-NSI lSi3z-Ag anta pXeryNhrre % MARY
$50 Rnn coiflfnie@lens eNtsNi tuf aria
seller lsnolqae E:sg.A An i.2rf.A f'Ane
N b Lady canVaaEera to sen the
nlal6pH Queen lhnhtlia Tor lAe rein'
pes son AND ilinptvef ileA 5nia cH.4tiA
nNAd. tAGl 81 nadfpss fannip ~ iiNen
81 lSNf g l6iaS we9iAn On glrl flf
iatchfn ana ren0rsti itu,lse work. ntilfl
r9nf well recommended, Apffy al 1903
Fana.n atrfeN ~
WAIT i; ~. sogt g stis'sn Silt y 30 SER
r9da WsasrS - fis,hl party Apply I'M
iaedietety AZ isif t'n1Atei aprpue. pnrner
CAanasei9 street.
N Az l'iSiSl An 81 trieScsd waiSer ~ ffe
aameni hoese Witty nref.iIe
WA y 4'iii)- tniesl ~ rfssons srnijle1 ssitb
nnGiiJ Sea fsg f;,ssis3sx fs.lssia fn
~ IN Mayo y sAa f'siipe AZ. ifqpE
8 4 n gtls.A lqAisie efeWE y lor aatd
~.
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ana tclf1 70 IcrFNs Mtlpi " tpte 81 iif.iif
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Eeoa MABen and MICS hef0e. Tor fixlii
ReleeN -ApateEs " - i'Nlpps 'i9iiSs
gssii8ins staruhinS and WHNhinE, that rlen
5 5se ~ stisesi arsi H.sss ~srk Al '
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pssli; state MneSs sxg,si:s s y. q. AZ
Tanlet, Masnolia pSssis AoHsriew. Iskaz,
ATANTl1I3s -t4oad nun % hnndie patent,
az cl. s,is tne figlls psssoE esn sasls
kiqsiiny'e nruE e.prg.
~ r. Z. - X.
" ssise5.sn 70 sei thS new isnnreved
4sss 1f3ns,ta ,ss,rs,,,9 hi las sstq
affltshl ~ 1898 ~ ir
iVANTi1f1 -5rhSsa deairlhE ppalilonA. ffifs
buttons o. tnpeatrNnfe 20 nRii on or
address CITY Employment Co. rom sol
KiRm huiliine Houston. TpxnA Take
5. a
81 pts,lsil eyer invented. stsgella q carts;
% glid ~ every Q,,af. ~ ift, - POSI-.
are pitisl, . cfptH, AeAlkcEln x bufHlfrs
,sss,s 'S''ss :.
kaisA % srt .Aesns re s ~. ztcaas "a.
piqyHenti ekpsfleiies Nnnspesaas{ 20
salary ~ Com. Y = rAefficAi Wofka
$50 Van bnt1n, I.tieANn. ME
sisaAfAN wnntnd "a carry nnest aida
line an earth. Elfln cigar Factory
3vuShbifre Va AZ
- 4. /. e,
blt2a AND fttJlt3HAl.9-
~ ri ~ i,'f7 ~ 4 ri n Z
80 : ~ ~ ~ II 81 VI - .~tf,
49,, x XXI, rs ts, ~ ,5
siciaeR IS. Sy M6ftA Is isai.
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VIZ =, 4 ,,ss, 49, % ~ n,s
xxx n ~ w 49, NJ Sis''Ft N'ss VIZ
NEses,.esa e,.er. ,.s.o,.,,,,, r. a.. 4
Ks, sti,'sl t5'.s.ek liil<a ~, ~ se AZ
s ''s s De l' Y S'ss $ x's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

f.cuse G0rmha prnfptflN- Apply 90
0e4ssie iiauss. St9ss 80 " Central mss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

roR sAlsr, .Jn eaay monthly naymehts
one tMa-stqrv ho1sr III Fourth ward
south 80 webster avenue.
One ene-at9ry cotia8e, Third ward
s13 san Jaelulp street
-------- n
Texas SAvlnga and Real Estate In
yestment ASSOCIATION. Trust company
Binding
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

REAL ESTATE roR SALE Continued.
In rSu have vacant Isl Manager will nuiia
on oreait Room g ivui Ia SonRtoeA
uYenpe. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

FOR 1At.I3-ffwo iefs IA I,ifth Ward ffcd
location, ~ q bargain comn nif4ais 4
SOU want them Alexandra Daring ~
Cos so klam HiQck e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

VA NT'i1r -rhosa aeHglhB ppailonNs ar
ubtlDnr o. inyeattntbie % aAii on or
address CITY Employment Co. rom tol
Kiams bUihinK Houston. rnxnA- Take
elevator On Preston. So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

\ MACHINERY AID
b luCAi4 SJpP1dt1S.
&.}'f sleclricltl engineer. dealer
~ ~ tnppiixss repairs promptly
MA ~ ~ any part OF The state.
kI $3.50 Speciality. correkpond-
1c,s9 Qid ElecTi1 Lteat ata.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

FRUIT FARMS "A LON F41f Ne.
tlif3lcs clerks piisiteas 0eH. D'lainess
women d. yau Tlyiit pne of fhpfn ~
~ 81 70 Here fruit farIaH ~ tphf.ata
liftean mics 1outh from Houston On
santa Fa rllfu1S AZ 4iet1 PER acre
monthly payWtnlag lt "a the c1tf.Ae "
Il lie time % ser a atfnHistrfy tam or
Itaf ofcnnfdl Afrit9 9f eail 81 tsn. -
N6lderiaeqeF rapm lg1 kHin htlliduiH
HuuSiDn, Texas ~1p VIII Fney yon the
properly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

sAl.l,aAfAN wnfltld q cafry lndsf aldo
line al eatthi lslain cigar Factory
fsyuehbtrF. Va as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

MieM 10 sell NaAius nDwaers xteadF efi.
pleypirut; ekperiapss pnneeaehary; SO
1Alafy az Cam Vi = Chtfelcai Works
$50 Van Burn. c.tieAEo. seit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

Il HS.fp FOX TEN DAYS lpo acres
cir8ice 1and priy three mliee from
ultf $40 par aefe * sold ~ April 3
Address MrN tiiiaus a TO- Epnint
clai Bank nnlldinH' -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

f'hlIll-1A( 0nQq b Nliln VINO 3Ililfll
stfisips starchlnH and Whghiie, that rlgn
dyaeidia iron Mhtet piiAanut otter Anc
F5f 0ut strictly Arat class work. All4
dFepa a. 4 OLDHAM. Fltleatsnes FOX ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

WAA1tiD- Far IDf CITY, two HnefRUflc
statesmen TO sui the new improved
Einaer Hewinr aianh.nB, Apply 10 thr
iaRer MISUNDERSTANDING Cos nliice. iua
Prairie -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

49, ~ 3ltis Nnlu risset antl M IN.
..1sliestl9i1ifs tnc mast wonderful cnrs-
we agent known TO man Trial trSaf.
meet treei c,itnnic disa3srs 4 snsei3fse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

~ IS M ELLA White woman - cDek ar1
d. general iiouarNcfk fCc 5tntif IAatiitt
Eeoa MABea and niot hef0e. far ffslik
peirDn Apdfces w. O. 1shipps HOLY,
fe4nf. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

~ a N,tsfs tl-4ssSe, al found hDfai cupk
<f,afi and Wife nrssf risf q Woman 10 ileip
do9k, wash tlshe2 ind tlllk; 10 tiarpA
pfidi SKATE wnRtH ezpFts Cd - ~ q VI.
'fAhlef Magnolia h9tsis Aonkxtew. Tekaa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

$40 CASH, SIS monthly. Buys 4.room neat
cnttage; sou canns Sit Hspnihly, buys
neat V-foam cotlaFe rhird whrr, M9n-
Nfr i01o s Dnng eas aVeqns. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

istii ittlieh M volumes fhranu n9rI
tnfe ana hDnsehoia rs53s 49,. ~
~ yehlitise g Coombs. sOg fanh,n
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

a NffeE -FOUR rsoin hoti4e for rent dry
HhaaP yard and rood water also a nice
teasatoiy house. clsll IL ib0f Hardy -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

FOR SAlil-r low fnAnic lnuttfn on ex4
cciieit aNa.{tt, ieS iiaa Vi9WN lotffc
u,iegg rVefN4Ning eplupine for rxhille
tiuh, cast 500 Make ofer Z, bib1tt
iicN.netoIi, TtSns "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

$40 CASH SIS mummy buNs ! room. ng1ii
cOitaec $40 etsh, rs 4nohililv buyR
irsts riom cottage, Fls{rd WRf,j Man.
eb lurp& tioni.reia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

IYIANl1 n lllilluit - fflch "a family,
81 AGllorl or h1oAseeper and cofrezpptti
cni Home through the Spfnaapf innff
drsirQhff than fiEn ralnft, Aud1cef
lN.lcllnr Hneltnnrn I,nAl.a "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

81 4 n -iflll is 49, hStp,l IN w,,if iii teh!o
ana ;esd 70 hcrers Afuni hn shHfpnf.,ly
cssnrelcni refer ncep reqilifel CAL AZ
lbf1 lInsfnr 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

~ m An Experienced whfsals al the
nampni houee vhite nreItiTesi So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

* t}l.sA ioadtnr cfcW, 81 Tor aAild
ops ss-7a fuf 3paaef tor W cara asa ~
cClte ndynaNe fef caeh afafa.- Tie Ais
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

lffsar'rft(S Wfilpf4d hVs X nelbfcd bdV II
yaalA cd 70 Attend Is bofse and nugEy
ana mike bln,helf nfnfni Addrcea lais
care fo4o "a
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RNAL lasrArn Fon 49,

>, :, l-1 = s,,l.l sew W.. 80
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osts Ap,As ~. s 81 ..,.,.. ..s,,
-, X y ~, ~ x, SsAaui ~ tnehtlly We
resf IA ,,,.l,s - 49, W ts ~
s3is s., ~, si. i,i,f5,,.ts,,,st ~, Fullssi
n e''N SHi'4iAh'
Ron sAr ,., -, ,,.,.
one p,5-stSrv hs6ss fn t,li,;s, ,,t,.'i
south. $50 Webster avenue,
42ne 9ne-agery e9tiaNe, Third ward;
~ San ya9ialp stsset
Texas Savings and Real Estate IN
yestment ASSOCIATION, Trust company
Blhuinga
zoe Al Ia TOO T-Sf,Srv 1r.1,e..- rs-I-
menis. very dealr2rtr ana ensap, sesnfal
Marn ssouih. tgyj ASita 81 NiDiee, NYeil-
aiAi8tH iAni ~ 1900 li.is9t' 1pAht
hHigs iasila LOUSY y Agtss o. i''isp
Tor Hup-niRiaii6' On tAtei4slon o. Msin
street Ahs y SshrcpaeJ, don fltii 70
noe US ABOUT T. SIX srakpa bottom
plantations, liisnly improved several
very cheap ifstet4 ~ itfMlnk iana IA
Liberty county. Ssa ua pegdrs ydn buy.
}, q y MORROW x CO.. bla Main atreet
$500 49,
fslyk =, choice SO, q q gleks9' l9ss ~ Fifsh
psr month unit raid mr. when me
iiist g ard apld fir price VIII " ~
Vlincet, 10 S3p ahin IS flst-sese prap-
erty, ~ insldr tle city llseita tiia Csc
az iss isn,n,,tla syan,ie. s''
S-ln LASH SD mpntnkN mays 4tppm near
eotiags S.9 easn, ~ il'isnihly BUYS
Ner 1913 s D0nga avepne. ~
-, :. x,
hs5i ~ i-iS.i w Y = IN XII, WI " ~,
SOU want them. AieKandyri barring ~
Co, 80 klAm Hiqckt e
,--.,,, =. <. I, Z :.
sIsn ~ lrlnss fe.idsst psrii IN ~
t,S Ils.taHasy }5ai.lif,a y IA 69i ftterr
llibcjs n
f2 .sss sAl TT 80 igtA 81 slil1n hreat.
fs,,,lb n,s,li ,ib5 49, ~ AZ ;s,i,s
for Nsps iqJ erraE pr9tfirt p5y1ienee
siliitn ttAsne pnf,pi fy,,N tergs nne
ssaie. N eS',s barton, s,rio mi
ff.l -, "A tf,atInfl4 an NtItol. ft1rnhffi az
t14et1f c1faif n Il q Inv lleiras y, oU a,roe
Marlip county twenty tilse Mllra from
esafssy Rs.tt ann railryaat heaa ngaE.
eeSh eifv ,,T.si,atfV 6alaissse an az
~ ,sts 5,,st,9v w.. Il ,af e,',st lnfele,t.
80, = I.s,.,la, .iS If6sistof.
80, :, = =
FOR SALE iy-f0ar acres o. land on
die AlDnifnmpry foAr ana $50 t2ta W
ilhlrd Tafti. Apply q owner ~. %
GpEhlans llAffiSppfks At11hs ~
II Z +, 80 Z. - X
fltuit tAtsaa3 i.Sn fttA'
csutnirs, pfffhrl pAA3hFFs NEE, ntttHf,ss
women, az san mAiit cay y tliesr ~
~ or ~ acre lrusl f4fiAf ~ f'ttl ats'l.
lifiegn mics SCUM ifof. is9ielp4 Qn
nautA Fe fAlltcYsi ~ l@vl PEI hclf
flna,l payment n c7tl, osia1if4 ~
NY Mtls Y s w @.ii tx tSsn
a,... t@.,a, III E2x i5lifni,f
i.ss M ,f.aa stlia I, ~ Tneg Won ne
tlNA1.2Hs AsAAqs Ftt ~ s'.FN w
= Ll2.ssrsx
a ~ AZ FOX TEN DAYS le1 acres
.i,si6e limo only fhyse nilies from
dliy. $40 pr aefe Il sold py April
Address McHiiitauls q TO- Epaintf
cla4 l1af,t nnidinf IS
l',lstA i,.gt n li,9snss assg w
fest pn pfeH 1ltggi y en rsss a3ss,
part tM&H tA+t ~ - ~ 49, 80 tf't.' 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

MHf4l n ~ 70 tf9I0W t14 ~ t,f8i- ii'Is3
real fslfte faHpfiIf AqFfet4 ztie IiQa&
ri, (; +, e;
ItHl llIAaiaHet id4if ffsE4 it86lfaf.tf.
ss ..'. a ,.,... ''t' n s, T. es|,, A4s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26


no TitAIfit ffhflie3,ssss ~ Kills rol1f
worth sian for hukei fafni1uft nt,d
Lease "a stnal bn4lnHbf Address Look
HOG WHY felif fex ~
HrL{fts& rstAifcd h3HeAi 1old 1sr At
fnaHRtd t4fafnf Ntfttf SPECIALITY
\ Wal call ~ yo4f il3ut eHa ttkt thein
90 HIpp ~ Har 44finid sfffNf Af4r
f5t4ItIft iiq. VI AZ
n a 3l,' \. fi'..fa ifad4 fo,,d niap7ffy isl
~ ilgs leH.l q t'nnis lsseA. anigulls n
tputbtfil 1tRas Al9if4e ~ nlnWn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

WA frii)r y tuteA et Itr1org lropie1 ssitb
NHthulh Or south aaNirlcs md h1pk
pr ~, Mayo, y Sla teiipe Az. llppE
SOFA tai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

FOX SlAllhlr iinisyhi0 male yaar ga
iinp large. splenibitv bred a hat5d,fi
q siskpr noon. ) NJ Murray. i5eAnieton
TaNia &
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

NON uItNY~-SeW furnished roufne, Hssa
flcinfp dfiit one block frrsn eearl holHeS
f6tefeii6ef raQuired. Apply SIS Caroline
street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

NAN d yeafa ~ n{e wssaEN no.
4t,apH IA ~ ofnce, can iQpeWf1tF AEs
Dress sela haHpy slrela ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

FOR SAIsfsA tllsfS0ass neFiisf ahoi,
fipis uesn. Aiie balstncf on 0sunt,liS pay
neats. lteffyencN Siine store. so rrsSeih
rtraSi, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

NOTICE. TO STOCK fiplnwRs
The annual meeting ~ s,1ekhoiddrs af
the Union coWpfass and WAREHOUSES
Company VIII ~ Held az the otfies III
the company on TUesaay. April y ls9t
az II O'clock a nj
d, = HILL, President
+. w. HOUSE, Secretary as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

~ KN'1f3l,- fskaiIien ~ M sitlp asA;iksg
and sSarwmtts nnd "a asasak in BNnfttl
dfsFs NteaoSrapher care W Hstra1i ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

= , ~ ~ fAthh ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n
fAicg ~ Ike Houelon Hp,rhfa
tt ritlial eatOa To iamilsa "
hrldrEil fivrft.1r. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

7 t3fIT4N7II 10y lNHUtNd fY N4lNH coIoff1
man q Tend 50 hefte aid cifgss.. u.
everything annaf Place George Floyd
llQa Lave 2nH Ntfnst ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

< a. f(3fg Nc IA y x Stsfsana sonin eo1si 9isnne
WHINE Is asset - househ1d ulsfirH
llNfaleIlneA AlldfQ1e alys. ratA PAyt q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

UPRIGHT PIANO. lsa 6csAves. uae3 4
rantha COIL eion, goes cheap. stool
co4er see Il, nest bArFNin yet Woiu H
rs Main street, next 90 Wonder store ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

In d n nd lDlllc6 maj wants i6 a..
xpL9 ,ii4 spare tiiut Ia H4hnfn4 Flfis,l
~ hDajft 81 reasonable pay fto. fiir
T4ffr F9et y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

~ lEllAi y s liD fnft on IsutifancA ana it9
f0tf On Drew fffrul, ~ AL siFte t1is.
part cash nld palt On ciieF irrHlfd APE
elf 70 Henry Ffrn1i1. Real flotNte a gent
Gune1ass and raa aactntp efyser III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26
cnrAp RANCHES AND FARas--

FOR SAIEr-an easy monthly nnyinsnts
one twp-asnry hnuhq Ia Fourth ward,
south. 5le Webster avenue
Dne Une.RtOry cottage, miro ward; zoos
San Jagintx street
Tesaa SAVINGS aud Real estate IN
yestmeat Association. Trust Company
!. lltfftNfn.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-15
The Giant and the Mermaid.


Climbing the steep cliffs above the
village of Fy~ellebacker one sees the
terrible coast for miles and miles
around dashed by enormous white
waves on a sea of deepest blue. while
rock. mountain after mountain. each in
its own isolation rises to the very hori-
zon, the ocean, rushing. rolling, and
eddying among them, a b Hing mass
beneath save where the fearful SOte
Bay, scooped out. treacherously con-
ceals its rocks.
The mainland is splendid in forma-
t~iOn-grand AMI fantastic-one near
ravine especially is so narrow that one
must enter sideways, grope for the
path between two lofty rocks, guided
by a small speck of light and sea at one
end and a telescope view at the other.
In the center, high up as one could lift
ones eyes, a huge, heart-shaped rock
is supported between the two sides,
having a crushed look to those be-
meath: a legend was attached to this
stony heart and its elevated position.
A troll fell in love with a beautiful
northern mermaid-tO approach the
rock where she so sweetly sang was
death; to be away from her was death
also. Poor troll! how melancholy for
you to watch her from a distance.
neither daring to move backward nor
forward, till at length, mighty though
you were, you pinned away, and your
heart, turned into stone, was placed by
fellow-trolls where it would be an ever
lasting sign that even giants a be
overcome by love.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-15
HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.
Growing Popularity of the Oxford Sewing
Machines.


There is nothing more truly a household
treasure than IA good sewing machine. To
be without it is to be wilfully deprived of
the immense advantage of one of the
greatest of all inventions. A machine once
bought Is Il perpetual treasure. 1t de-
mands no wages. occasions no expense or
trouble and is always ready without a mo-
ments notice to render the work of the
laEorious house wife tenfold more efficient
and expeditions. Some machines combine
the best ideas and suggestions which have
been SO a~bundantly introduced in this re-
markable mechanism.
A machine which EXHIBITS in liberal COM
bination all the best features introduced is
the Oxford Improved Sewing Machine.
made by the Oxford Manufacturing Com
pany. Chicago. description and cut of
which can be seen in the advertising COL
umn, in this paper. They make high and
low-arm machines. with iOck-stitch shut
tie. running light and quiet. These ma
chimes have the following important feat
ures: Cheapness ranging from Sl0.o0 up
ward); perfect. almost self-adjusting and
graduated tension: are under control or
the operator, and are always positive
in their working. They are entirely self
threading in all points. including the shut
tie. The needle is self-setting. and the
attachments are quickly and casily placed
and fastened. The shuttle has an easy
o>cillating motion. causing it 10 keep its
proper place against the race. Their OK
ford, Home and Columbia Machines. with
attachments. were awarded the medal
premium at the Worlds Columbian Expo
sitiOn. Chicago.
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300 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all its stages, and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being q constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly upon the blood
destroying the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building mp the
constitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors haye go much faith in
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
RS Sold by Druggists. 75c.
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ELECTRICITY IN THE Eur,,pE
Ways In Which 1t May BE Utilized IN 81.
Coming Cenfurv EN

""'' - winch II NAY BE Utilized In tho
Coming Century. "a
The changes which the next hund rod
years Will zee in human life THROUGH
the moe general use of electricitv
cannot be wholly imagined. Never.
theless +. Z. Powell suggests in what
directions improvements will be made
ana what the lines of progress may he
In the first place the completion of ar.
rangements for the utilization Of Nj.
agara Falls water p1wer will work a
great change in manufacturing. This
power can be tran mitted all over the
country and can be employed in anv
quarter for manufacturing purposes.
Electricity, too, Edison says, will make
the use OF steam almost an obsoleta
thing.
In domestic life the changes wit.
messed by coming generations will be
not less extraordinary. Instead of the
noise and dirt of the steam locomotive.
electricity will be used in it's place and
quiet and cleanline IS will reign: in.
stead OF vehicles in our streets drawn
py horses we shall have carriages and
wagons propelled by electricity. An
eiectrlc carriage constructed in Bos-
Ton ma the motor mounted centerly on
the axle in front. 1t is oil a closed
NED type, working 1000 revolutions a
minute, and with a potential of 40
volts; On a level grade it can make q
speed OF over EN- miles an hour. But
better yet, a steep hill can be readily
climbed. The same storage cells will
furnish light and heat if wanted.
IN the house ventilation. heat and
night will be given by electricity. and
VINO can doubt the benefit which will
accrue tc 1uman health. The noxious
ana POISONOUS gases inseparable from
stoves and furnaces will be done away
With, and it may be confidently pre-
dlcted that pneumonia, consumption
n other lung diseases will be no
| more.
On the farm electricity is already
making its way. For dragging a plow
or harrow the motor is peculiarly we'll
adapted, as it has ample power with
out excessive weight, carries neither
fuel nor water and it's few wearing
parts are easily protected from dust or
weather. 1t has been found that 200
square feet a minute can be plowed by
It's means. In carrying the farmers
produce from the field to the depot
electricity will prove invaluable. 1t
will also be used on the farm in other
ways. Near Memphis n terminal of a
dynamo was connected with the ground,
while the other was connected with a
wire brush, which, as it was dragged
over the ground, destroyed all weeds
that it touched. 1t does not seem at
all improbable that electricity will
prove to be the power needed to sue
cessfully combat the insects which
have been so destructive to our farm
crops. Why it ian not be applied to
the advancing hOrdes of grasshoprers
over Kansas farms does not appear.
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I.41O BUS. POTATOES PER ACRE.


This astonishing yield was reported
by Abr. Hahn, of Wisconsin, but Sal
zer's potatoes always get there. The
editor of the Rural New-Yorker re-
ports a yield of 1876 bushels and Spounds
per acre from one of Salzer's early
potatoes. Above LILO bushels are
from Salzer's new Seeding Hundred
fold. His new early potato, Lightning
Express, has a record Of SOB bushels
per acre. He offers potatoes as low as
$3.50 a barrel, and the best potato
planter in the world for nut So.
If You viii Cut This Out and Send 1t
with &c postage to the John A. SalZer
Seed Co.. La Crosse, Wis. you will re-
ceive free his mammoth potato cata-
logue and a package of s~iXteen-day
Get There, Eli" radish. G.
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H. NO. o.oc hing Of a rarity, but an
+ '1l ,a,ol vita The idea that his all
''" IL, i. n parsonage frequently
" lief il the ability OF medicine
t. mild form OF mononania'
''''' cases repeated failures to
=. aon many different sources
a.y,n { o Justify the doubt. Hos
"a. :. .,cA ri.ters has demonstrated its
,.,,e dyspepsia, constipation,
t. t~onble. malarial complaints
''"'' and it's recorded achieve
f'' five line ought at least to
,.iaI by any n troubled with
I i l.iatre ailments, even although
i ,i 'Hy S'forts to obtain tain T rars' atsn aia
'an lfH ,onuucr the most obstinate