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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

INoR NENT-Sccond story room OF the
u Davidson building at Ninth and King
street. Has been used rs schoei, Apply 10
Stone Work. Ninth aud King streets VIM
phpidson' mi-2Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

lNANTED-A light jump seat surrey In
w good order and good make Address
Surrey" ut this oilice. mg7-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

WANTED-First class carriage trimmers
w on light work. Coue Mt once. ready
Tor work good wages. Apply or address
iarihore buggy Top Co., l0I h Pratt street,
baltimore, Md. mYl-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

lIaUR RFN lone room house. IS per
IL month. Ono room house. 50. Both
properties are on electric lines. +. J. Ford
in!a- ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

M ASTED--Reliable photo. ticket agents
w ut once. The best chance eve offered
Call AZ 3ll Market s.reet. between The hours
OF l0 and ~ o'vlocA a. IA. m.s-Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

"ANTED-kt once. an experienced farm
w hand to go miles In country. Good
wag es and no milking. Address Farmer.
this Office. jl-3ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

L'OR SALE at cost for cash. coo Il bu, hel
II peach baskets. viii sell all or part. j.
i. ithoads Sons. Sd and Orange streets, Will
mihato Del. m3i-gt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

NV ANTED.-Help Iurn,shed Tor hotela
w restaurants and private families at
sboit notice. Apply AZ the Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

nv TANIED-Two white girls cook ana
w waitress. to go TO tho sc ashore. Ret-
efence required. Gail afterT O'Clock p, m.,
MRS w. w Pusey. Tsl Adams street. in2s-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

EOR SALE.-Cheap one oak no-top surrey
= buggy. Also QUO oak polo for same. APP
ply 10 Frank Vernon, this office. m24-9t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

WANTED-Half grown white girl. No
w washing or ironing. Must be honest
aud respectable. 9l9 Adams street il-gt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

Observation-Disclosures.
1000 lbs Havana Shorts for sale % 9.
W. corner Second and Shipley streetA, ct
20 cents pound. City Market Cigar gAes
tory. II. +. BouRDoN, prcp.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

IA iANTED-iiorses TO pa ,ture ut Hnzel
w Dell Park. plenty of grass water mud
shelter Apply 10 Vim stafford, at the park,
piJl.96t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

1polt RENT-A good grocery store with
Il dwelling. corner Taylor AMI Poplar
ktreets Apply TO q. b. Guyer. 100 East
Eighth street, ms.tr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

M ANrED-A good girl for general mousse
" work only IN family no children. APP
ply to 100 French street. m3l-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

VINOR SALE-For $500, hand linking Excel
u sior printing press cost $1,000. Type aud
furniture, &c, size 7Hxih. Call at l2l7 Linz
zen street. mgs-4t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

LN0R SALE--Latest improved dry air Ice
IL box. 3x5. and feet high. Apply TO N. L.
corner OF 2nd and Franklin streets. jl-Gt'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

INOR SALE-A farm OF "a acres with large
~ brick mansion, frame barn other out
buildings and wind mill u lawn of nne sha ads
treeA
LNOR BhLE-l00 acres of land farms. or Gto
II 10 acres, with or without buildings.
All OF above. property is about 4nlles from
WilminRton: Newport Land and Investment
Co., office. loe X ing street. Wilmington, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

The Chance Of q Lille Time.
We invite the public to inspect Que sSchs
ings. which are on sale at this once.
Price 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

I'OR SALE Cheap horse. side door milk
IL wagon and harness will sell separate.
Apply N. W. Cor 9TH and Church st m31-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

Il OR sALE-stock and fixtures OF grocery
K and meat store west de. Addres [.
Grocer, this Office. ji-2t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

Nv ANTED-A girl for general no ousework
w Reference. at 4oi Jefferson 81 rect jl.at,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

CATCHIEST sec eanvAnssers' speciality
u ever shown, reversible Automatic
TIL 5-25 8. ST. se-T-6.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

The king Of rye whiskles is the Spriuu
Dale Baltimore Rye. At all first class oeros
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fused. Ho then went on psremptorily
to accuse them OF being nuisance;
declared that the town hal never been
allowed to DO oanvasseJ the way they
were doing, and never would; aui
proceeded at once to pas judgment
and ia the penalty As shove men.
TONED. Upon their slsoting 10 leave
the town he warned them never to
come back, and directed the chief O.
police TO escort them 10 their lodgings,
whence, after gathering up their be.
lopgings, he was 10 see them out o.
town--ali OF which he did.
Thus, without even being accused,
much less tried and convicted, and
being guiltless OF any crime, two law.
abiding American citizens were ban.
ishod from an American city. Elder
Kimball intimstos lhat the case may
be- brought to the attention Of the gov
ernor Of the state; aud he suggests that
II may after all result in great good,
inasmuch o. In similar cares In North
AndSouth Carolina lssl year, where the
Elders allowed themselves 10 DO nnod
but promptly aprsil,dto tho court In
one case and 10 the state executive In
the other, ths Elders meet with much
more favor than before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

say no is one OF the very best amor 2
Utah artists. Ina large Collection OF
excellent paintings, his called
or special attention itom tho
many SPECTATORS and art con.
noisseurs were expressive In their
great admiration for his work. At
.ast someone Inquired for the artist, to
c mpliment him, but he was not to be
found, and no Teason was assigned for
his absence. One gentleman, more
curious than the rest, followed the
matter up; after long time he asoer-
talnsd that the painter did not appear
because bis clothing was too thread.
bare, and no could not afford from the
mesger supper. Of his family the means
70 obtain better.
We do not, however, for one mo-
ment urge the support OF art for
charity's sake; wo mention this Incl.
dent merely TO indicate an existing
condition. We advocate tho maintsn.
ance Of art for the blessing It IL 10 the
people In leading them 10 the high
and noble aspirations and associations
OF lliei aud We deem II evidence OF
honor and patriotism that patronage / q
that direction be given To tho Utah
artists who are deserving in preference
TO that from abroad which Is inferior
In quality but mol lower in its price to
tho purchaser.
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SEES THE POINT.

Toe last Issue Of The Return
official organ OF the followers OF David
wilmer published at Davis City,
Iowa, discusses the decision OF the
United States court OF appesls In Mis-
aourl, by which tho Hedrlckile church
retained legal possession Of tho lem.
Pic lot In Independence, jackson
county, Missouri. Il Ieiers to the suit
Ut the Recognized church Rs can uu.
Just suit from the frst." and goes on 10
-ay;
Beside It IL obvious that tho Josephltes
caro- as much, or more, for decision
rom tho court, 10 the effect that they arc
NO legitimate SUCCESSORS OF tho Chutcn In
1855, as they do Tor tho lot. This claim
N Too weak 10 stand for moment N
contested by tho people OF Salt Lake.
whoro that Church with all ID. official
quorums and records went ia istH
uranting they were apo-tates, tho apo..
insy occurred while the original loader
yet lived, aud does not invalidate their
succession In temporal sonse; aud ID IL
childish TO attempt TO get decisions OF
temporal Judges on their spiritual ao.
ceplA0llity. The Lord only can decide
nat, anu We must commend the Utah
church In Ignoring such efforts.
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A DANGEROUS IDEA

To imagine that pills can strike at the
root OF these diseases. II has been
thoroughly proved that such remedies
are worse than useless. There is only
one remedy which eau always be de-
pended upon. This remedy alone can
act ON the liver aud kidneys when they
are out Of order, clear out the system
and build up the health. The name Of
this remedy Is Warmers Safe Cure. Il
Is the only standard remedy in the
world tor kidney and liver complaints.
It is the only remedy which physicians
universally prescribe. It is the only
remedy that Is backed by the testimony
Of thousands whom It has relieved and
cured.
There is nothing else that can take It's
place,
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Old people who require medicine TO
soEuil'e the bowels and Kidneys will
hnl the true remedy In Electric Bit
IeIs' This medicine does not stimulate
anu contains no whisky nor other In.
loIlcAnt, but acts As tonic and alter
awe II acts mildly on the stomach
anu bowels, adding strength ana xiv.
ing tone TO the organs, thereby aiding
nature In the performance OF the func.
lions Electric Bitlep 10 an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion. Old peo.
pc nud II Just exactly what they need.
ftlce 90 cents yer bottle at y, @. Nj,
Drug DrDt. -
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction
Clly, ILL.,, was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope for her, bat two bottles Of DR..
hing'h New Discovery completely
cured her aud sue says Il saved her
He MT. Thos. EggsTs, 1870 Florida
nti San Francisoo, suffered from a
Dreadful cold, approaching Consump.
uon, tried without result eVetylhing
else, then bought one bottle OF DR.,
Kings New Discovery and In Two
weeks was cured. Hs 10 naturally
thankful. Its such results, OF which
,heae are samples, that prove the won
deHul efficacy " this medicine In
Congha and Colds. Free trial bottles
al u, &. NJ. I. Drug Dspt.
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a THOUGHT
THAT KILLED
A MAN!

lie thought that he could trihe with
disease. lie was run down in health,
ielt tired and worn out, complained Of
dizz ness, biiousness, baekaches and
headaches Ills liver and kidneys we're
out Of order lie thought to get well
by dosing himself with cheap pills And
then came the ending. lie fell victim
TO Brights disease The money he
ought to have invested in safe, reliable
remedy went for tombstone. The
thought that Killed this man
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HAS KILLED OTHERS.

Statistics show that 20 per cent Of the
deaths from pneumonia, Bdghrs dis.
ease. and similar complaints are caused
from arrangements OF the liver and
kidneys. These great organs keep the
blood pure and in healthiul motion.
When they get out Of order the blood
becomes poisoned, the circulation i'm.
peded and the whole system speedily
breaks down. iii
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"LET THESE MEN ALONE.n


AZ an evidence Of Senator John
shsrmAn'a oAIholloiiy, ~ shown in
his recent and highly advertised book,
"Recolleoiions Of Forty Years In tho
House, Senate and Cabinet" "a.
viewer In late magazine quotes APP
ptovingly the senator's comments on
Mormonism. Upon this vexing ques-
ton the distinguished siatesman shy';
Il Is TO DO hoped that tho government
and people OF the United Sidlos will let
tho Mormons severely alone, allowing
them TO believe what thoy will, and to do
IN the way Of worship what they choose.
Ia this way only can their confidence In
alleged revelations be shaken. and Nor.
muui-m viii disappear among tho many
vain attempts OF humanity TO explore tho
mysteries Of liio aud DEAN. Persecution
never weakon- decisions, nor distufbs
iaith, however ignorant and grouudless.
Cfeditablr 40 these observations may
b. To the heart and mind OF Mr.. 5her.
man, they are by NO means new. On
the contrary they are quite ~ old ne
Christianiiy, " not a, history itself.
For an evidence, we neod only 20 to
the pages q Holy Wit, where an
earlier sls.esmaD, ga Pnatiseo" and "a
doctor Of the law" with Reputation
among all the people," and GamAliel
by name, thus delivered himself
Refrain from those mon 1.-THE Apostlosl
and lot thom alone for II this counsel VI
this work be Of men, IL will come 10
naughti hut 10 IL be- OF God, yo cannot
overthrow ~ lost happily yo DO found
even TO light against God. Aud to him
they agreed.
We submit that GamAlisl spoke with
even greater force and direotness than
the authority Of tho later time; but the
doctrine advanced by both OF them IL
sound As II can be, and 1t IL the only
safe program, after all, for either men
or nations.
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nuekIenia Arnicn snIrn-

IHE BEST SALvE ig tho world ,9r
Eut5, Btulses, Sorei, Ulcers, ssit
itheum, Fever SOtts, feltef, Chnppsi
hsnds, Chilblsius, Corn, and All aim
EfupuonF, ard rusitiyoly cuTes Piles.
., no gay required. It guaranteed %
slNo perfect taii.'actiOn or money re.
uhIeu' Pticn 20 cents per hox. For
ale oy H. e. ri. /. drug department.
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TEETH MAKE FACES

Aud ,. u. Kcysor Dental ParIor,
makes the teeth the best for the lowest
prices. Remember. you are not got.
ting cheap set OF teeth for cheap
price, hut u hiEh.ciass set of teeth for
cheap price.
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FOR SALE.

nUH CLosGsG.OUT PRICES OREGON
~ lumber, 81 ST.. good fair boards, SlA25
NJ, lath. S2.la NJ. ~ shingles. slpl n. No,
2 Mr. ceiling, flooring and rustic 5000 n 80,
I Or flooring, So %, No nnish, 81 ~ NJ,
cut nails, $50, doors, windows and m buildings,
10 Per cent discounts blocks, 90 and upi No
rcd wood nnish, sdhW N. clear cedar unlah
aud ceiling $500 NJ, full stock 20 select
from. Thcsu prices are Tor cash IN y.
NuIuWLLL a MCtONAuIHf,
2g2 q First Wet
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city gatscfibors viii kindly notify J r. Dunbar,
lIrcuiainrl Of any irreguaiity Ia tho delivery q
EoIr papers
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AGENTS WANTED

A GENTS WANTED ~ EVERY fAhI
N OF tho Territory, for the Yes. seletlin
ne book line on tho market over l,vvl,luo
COPIES of leader sold. Also lady cahvAssetA.
for city, Cal room Sle broQEs AreAue' ~"
.. M, or address boz ''3, SAT- LAho,
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Tho Erws IL on slis at tho principal Hotels, News
Stands and 90 all passenger Trains leaving The city
oitof y. IN daily.
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Your best girl must not h nrrlrct-
ed IA visit to Jcusen's viii pay you.
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Subscribers changing their place ui residence
should dWuya give former as vol ~ present adj
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MUST BE SOLD.

A siCE ROOM BRICK on NlhIH
n TaAt: a modern c room brick on KAat
IIrIye and seven houses on tEth south, near
Main, All those pr0peruea have every eoh'
venience and are In splendid condition; lhey
on easy terms. MAKE mo an offer for them.
CHA- 4. MONRO,
Room ~ O'MeAra Block.
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TAE uTAH IuNK HOUSE

WILL PAY CASH FoR RAGS. BoNEs.
w scrap IRON, metals. Tubbers and All
kinds OF bottles ". W EAs. kighth South 81
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The Drstnrr EvsSN1 NEwa q publ hcI dlIy,
e1nday excepted. Of cornor south lnd last Temple
ftroeis salt Laie CITY.
rrain Iiition at SIS B. IN. Regular Edition at
O'Clock.
mo DTsrnrr sr,r wrrrtr Srws IL pub.ishsf
on TUESDAY and FRIDAY % each seek
Tho uusrnUr WrrEfr in magazine form u pup
tialed eyOry Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
A FAM lily HOTEL,

RAIES-i1.0o rer day, Location
Cen rlh Table Unsurpassed New
sul Modern. A iRED WY,
Manager.
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Great Variety for a Little Mo
FANCY GROCERIES. STAPLE GROCERIES.


all globePuddng a
PIokos
Chickens Eggs Hams
Brothers King Of
Foods" TyIt Also Puro Maple Sap
T. c. Weber, supt
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DS ACCOUNT or OUR LARGE AND ~
creAslnE trade we must have goods.
Any thing IN the furniture lne you hat9
sell We want. Come aud sec us before selllng'
Nj. Webber, sli. 200. III state street
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TO LEASE.

HC,RyIER CREAMERY" BRAND NEW
- plant In complete and perfect oondi'
ton FOR particulars address Chas. Anderson,
ElsniOre, Sewer Co, Utah.
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DOWNING

In repertoire OF legitimate and classic pl avs,
including comp Olo and maguihscnt pro.
ducuon of Nictorien tarduu'a greatest
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s.veN.AooouNT SYSTEM COLLEGE.
FURNITURE.

DooK .KEEPING. SHORTHAND, SPELL
Is ing. arithmetic, etc, Constitution oldE'
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"HELENA."

Matinee saturday NJ popular prices
Maiincc saturday, "Juliua Caesar" FOR tho
special instruction of the pupils OF salt Lake
tty'a schOOlt-Ilc. seats 20 pupils forsc
Matinee prices, 1ac, &c, zoe.
EVoning prices-ii. o. sic, SOC, 25c
sale Of seats begins al the boz once on
"wednesday, December ith.
NEXT ATTRACTIONS
one might only, Monday, December 9th.
jacob lifa magnificent PRODUCTION " the
q eatotteomody drama u thu day.
THE WAR OF WEALTH"
Regular prices seats on sale friday, pe.
cembor 9TH.
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ChiCagO Dental PaFlOrS

Can extract teeth without pain new method.
harmless as water set OF teeth, $500,
bridge work, pin tooth, $500 twenty-five H.
Fold crown, 500, Logan crown, 500 Gold
nilinE, 81 90 up SILVER, SOC Cement fio
All work Al eastern prices Come and DO
convinced, 10 state street, salt Lake CITY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-31

FAR his superior. AS the rounds progressed
Mason again became aggressive. and was
Furnishing his man severely. Savage did
not make an effort 10 use his right. and 1
saw Mas0n's seconds point TO his arm,
and their man smiled. The next round he
fought Savage around the ring. and
seemed "a, have him at his mercy. Ny
interest in the fight was waning when 1
saw Ben speak 20 Mason's seconds and
slip around 10 Savagc's corner while his
seconds were rubbing him. He stood
there a moment, returned and nodded his
head 10 mean yes, MasOn's seconds i'm
parted some Information 10 him that made
him smile. A the call Of time he sprang
at Savage and forced him around the ring.
He had lost his fear OF that terrible right.
and the report spread around that Saw
age had broken his arm Mason forced his
man into a corner and looked TO see him
fan. When suddenly that terrible right,
that had hung apparently helpless, shot
out like a flash OF lightning. striking Ma
son with the force Of a pile driver Down
ne fell, Ike a dead man. The crowd was
stunned at the suddenness of it all
looked at Mason while the referee counted
out the seconds. He was out and whipped.
His seconds carried him to his corner.
while Savage slipped from the ring TO his
dressing room.
The next morning Hank and I were
when some one woke me by pounding at
our door, 1 opened II and in walked Ben,
his face wreathed in smiles. May / trou-
bic you for that 500" he said, lightly. 1t
was tight squeezing, but the broken arm
racket did the work put him on 10 that. /"
What was it?' 1 asked, curiously.
ooh. nothing much" he replied. only
I told Savage If he found he could not
hit his man to pretend his arm was broken
and perhaps Mason would get careless.
and he did. His seconds sent me around
10 see II his arm was hurt, and ] reported
It broken Then Mason started in TO fin
fish hts man, and found out his mistake,
and we scooped the COOP"
had to laugh at Ben. He deserved hi5
name of slippery Ben"
After breakfast Hank and walked up
Spring street in search of Lew. We saw a
poor, detected looking individual leaning
against cigar statue 1t was Mason. He
tried to smile, but his face was both sore
and sad. We stopped to speak to him. He
bewailed his luck. and was sorry we had
lost our money on him. Hank assured him
we had not lost a cent, and asked him
what he was going to do.
Il don't know" said Mason sadly. 81
haven't a blooming cent, and amt got a
friend in der town. Dey all GIN me der
go-by. No one cares for a bloody loser.
Savage has gone to Frisco. If / could
make il up there 1 might get another go
at der mug and maybe 1 could best him. -
Oh, where was the braggadocio of the
day before2 Hank asked Mason to ac-
cept a loan of $50 which he did with
profuse thanks, a strange contrast to the
way he had accepted former favors.
Hank advised him to brace up. and Joined
me and said: THUS have the mighty
fallen"
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nsh rod manufacturer in Vermont. This
concern also makes canes, and has fixed
up number for my customers"
We'll, ats hard telling Just what get
Tor my snake SKINS remarked Mr.. Barr
lett IN answer to another query when
l frst commenced to sell them 1 used to
tell the boys to send me Just what tbey,
had a mind TO. Some sent me 50 and others
as high as S.. When l set the price us
ually make 1t 81 if it's a right prime pelt
and somewhere about three feet in length
Here. III show you some OF my pelts''
said Mr.. Bartlett. The reporter followed
him 10 the kitchen, where the cover to a
big box behind the stove was removed.
Two or three bed quilts and a niscellan-
eous collection OF old clothes we're removed
exposing 70 view some ten or fifteen four
foot adders tied up in numerous knots
and apparently dead Mr.. Bartlett ex-
plGined that these were some that he
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captured late in the fall and which he had
Gagged up in their comatose condition in
anticipation of receiving a few orders
now and then during the winter. He hon
estly remarked that their skins would be
OF an Inferior quality. But" he continued,
II they Will have them. they will, and l
don't consider it's any Of my business.
Mr.. Bartletts snake industry is so sue
cessful that he pays very little attention
to his farm. one of the neighbors remark
ing that 'is the most shiftless fellow that
ever lived" and another that the good
old Bartlett place was going to the demni-
ton bow-wows" Mr.. Bartlett, however,
is happy, and Mrs. Bartlett gives every
evidence OF being a weli-fed woman. The
taxes are always paid promptly, and MT.
Bartlett Is authority for the statement
that he doesn't owe a cent. which Is
more than most Of his neighbors can say
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All the new styles in Neck
wear, Collars and Cuffs at
the most attractive prices.
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BARTLETT'S SNAKE MINE.
1T YIELDS MORE MONEY THAN MOST
BAY STATE FARMS.

The Accidental Discovery That an
Adder Makes a Good Walking Stick
Results in the Establishment of a
Unfaue Industry