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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08
SITUATION WANTED.

EFFICIENT Office man and excellent &C.
couniant desires SITUATION a. such or
eial su1i, sets OF books; references.
Aidress Expert. th.s office. 10
COMPETENT German gardener mil lie
aged man, understands the care OF
horses. wishes pos ton about prVair
pllee. Address Is. r.. this office. IN
AK ALL around market man. butcher.
sousage maker and cutter wants steaiy
place In the city. no objection 10 so.hB
100 to 100 miles out oil city. address
WANTED situation by young man as
bookk,.per or clerk. Address y. Y
Justin, This office. ~
WANTED Position by young lady with
good education, has never had TO work
before; wants 10 clerk or sew, can sew
well, or any good position. Address 2'is
Capitol avenue. Houston. 10
WANTED-ny nrst-cass dressmaker
work los the dan or 10 take hume, VIII
call at house for work Go fit. Inquire ~
Mesthe mot VI ll.nery ltou-e 10
POSITION in iurnitdrc store: anle to take
full chhr,t buNlrp. seeing. repairing.
upho.stsrlng ana tm"h'nE; city g. con-
NY, best referncos. Address 9o5l, THIS
office. IL
4 LADY stenographer Is anN GUS for a
position OF few hour, work each dag.
Address 2l,5o2, this office. ~
SITUATION wanted to assist in icing
homework as ono of the family; small
wages Address $3.50. this orli1s. 10
waite family good cook -io5 Congress
avenue. ~
WANTED-By a lady. sewing or nursing.
Apply Fgo, this office. 10
POSITION WANTEp-By a married man,
- years old. In A grocery or general
store or will accept a position as fore
man of country newspaper otrce. kcc-
lamentations hrst-Class Address j. II;
Bullock. Abbott Texas. 10
TED-Poslton by experienced trav-
Oh ~ a.
ioine house. Address a1'2, this Office, 10
BANDMASTER, who is a thorough mr-
stefan, wishs situation. married. strictly
BANDS necding good teacher address
"Bandmaster." care John Il. Gray,
Hearne. Texas. 10
SITUATION wANTEpm,iy nrs;-Glas,
cook g sna baker 5 sossr ~G'e ma9 IN , GT
Liberty avenue, Houston. Texas. 10
| UNDERSIGNED desires to represent
/ leading nour mn. al towns h%tWcgh
| every thirty days commission, refer
ences. l., NJ Sca'os, uyalde, Texas. 10
A NICE young lady wishes situation in
! good religious family to assist IN hight
! house work object. good home, Address
Miss Nellie Rockford. Breuham, Texas;
LADY hookkocper and sterographer de-
slrcs clthcr permanent or temporary pon
siton with good firm; can keep any set
Edith Forest, soneral delivery, city, 10
| \ YOUNG lady owning machine desires
| position as steuogrlphcr: hes, OF refer
ences furnished Address Miss NJ. l2lI
Texas avenue. 10
| FIRST-CLASS hookkccpcr wants engage
ment with wholesale hardware, grocery
or liquor house, Address 1891. this Of
flee. 10
STATIONARY engineer wants situations
| nrst-class man; machinist; able 20 keep
| machinery n Npalr ana haldle mean
descent light plant. Address 9SU, this
| office.
A &C CD all around cook and baker would
IKE position, city or country. Address
J, G.. this office. .
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WANTED Ky iirst-class dreasmaker
work los the DAY or to take hume, VIII
call at house for work Go fit Inquire "
MnalNn moi VI ll.nNlN NQN.C. ~
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SITUATION WANTED.

MISREPRESENTATION by refined. middle
ased Ildy as houSckeeper, companion or
any th'ns can do, for fair compcnsn-
ton capable Christian service Will be
given, references exchanged. Direct to
Mrs. NJ. j., this office. s
DRUGGIST OF several years experience
wants a situation: hest of reference AZ
to character aud ability; will wSrk for
moderate salary. Address D., Box 1853,
Columbus, Texas. 5
GERMAN wants POSITION. any kind, Is
STEADY. sober and not afraid of work;
please answer soon. Address CHI c.. this
GhNMAN LADY wants washing or other
work by the day. Address 1924. this
Hy YOUNG NAN as waiter in prIv7Ie
references, Address VIM Boyd. Cam
ttol House. corner Capitol and Main
street. 9
YOUNG WHITE MAN wants employ
ment, not afraid Of work. hotel or store.
any capacity, for liberal wages; give me
n trial. VI J., this office. .
LIGHT EMPLOYMENT OF any kind
wanted by a white man, single. active;
good references, for board and lodging,
or hoard alone, Ohio, this office. 9
MULTIPLICATION by young man. un-
dcratAnds snort hand typewrit.ng and
Geography Is familiar with general Of
nee work good references. salary mod
crate Address 5000 this office. .
y ,CoLoRED MAN wants place TO cook
Tor private family or boarding house
nr2i-oiass cook. Address 1913. this OF
fee. .
WOULD like to get job OF some kind
hy boy Is a good hand with horses
Address w. L.. This office. 3
ALL AROUND COOK, white man, steady
and reliable, wants job in small restaur-
ant lunch stand or section. Address II
o, car, Posi-. 8
SITUATION BY mildle-aged man to
max" himself generally useful about 4
private or boarding house; wages no
object. Address c. H., this office. .
SITUATION WANTED-By a Christian
man as oNerscer or as time clerk, either
IN IeNas or Louisiana, not so very far
from present residing place. Address Il.
Carr, Nin,on. La Q
y REFINED young lady OF good char
acler and having experience wants po-
sitton as clerk IN dry goods establish
mont for herself and friend. hest of ref
erelces Address l.. b, Victoria, Texas
WANTED--A position in a general mcr-
ehanaise Store by two honest and INDUS
German and English languages Address i,
Nj. Box 8. Nalletsville Texas. .
| WANTEp-S!'uat in office or business
mouse by boy Of II; best OF references
| Apply r, NJ, this office. 3
MAN AND WIFE want work. wife rood
COOK and housekeeper. man understands
horses, but willing to do any kind OF
work Address 9575, this office .
/ SITUATION WANTED-By frst-class
japanese cook In boarding house or fam
lily. Address II. ]. NJ. this office .
All. AROUND cook and pastry cook
| German) wants a situation. hotel or rcs-
taurant. Address 1914. this otfice. Q
PROFESSIONAL.
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Gen MAN wants position. any kind. Is
steady. sober and not afraid of work
please answer soon. Address Gu. c., this
Office.
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YOUNG WHITE MAN wants employ
mcnt, not afraid of work hotel or store.
any capacity, for liberal wages; give INC
"A trial. NJ. r. this office .
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FOR sALE-Several, AZ s 5sis lss y
items. containing WV Il, ~ IN sll.l,'
acres respectively o. Two ses
tom land. VIII prou," cora per ~
ton or - bushels Oh i
SO to s25 per acre, N miles ~
to ttss al n'F heavy s,'p tl@SsI;. v IL
e!ay sSsibso 'i he T. X, +, f iase Z
way runs through .ns and p
lasting water; fine run J;
per acre. pice streel j
avenue. eight news. ' per NIL u
rent for s. each, ~ np,ce So X,
cent per annum; pi', esorrss 4
urban city properly, Hnnie :
llcited, Address Texas.
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FINANCIAL.

HAVE your horse shoi al WILSON'S shop
for 81. phone 5l5. also buy your wood aud
coal from Wilson for less money than
elsewhere. Ii
MONEY TO LOAN for the erection OF
homes in the city OF Houston only; small
monthly PAYMENTS 5000 10 place AZ
once. South Texas Loan and Building
association, A, *. Taylor, secretary
Cotton Exchange building. ls-7
ssooo.oo to loan on city property; also can
accommodate 60 and %-day paper, A.
Paul & Co.. 2ls Main street. 10
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HELP WANTED.
SOY MAIN STREET, PMFzkEN 0t MRCHEK. M MIN NML| :@$%$


WANTFD--At once, white woman to do
cooking. washing and ironing ana Esi.-
eral housework FOR family OF Two; reie,-
ences required Address 1907 RunheiS
street.
wANTED-A white man to attend 10
horse and do work around the house
must have good references. Can az
Schoenmann's. .cg Preston avenue. E
WANTED--Sewlng and apprentice girls:
Mss Mcleod. room 3i9. kiam .l >
WANTED-A good all round tailor at
E,rnhaIt box i, Richmond, Texas
WANTED-lN once. a good cook and
houseglr ut los Mckinney avenue
WANTED--A man capable OF running
small hard wood sa wmilI band saw, en-
CINE and that can keep II in thorough
repair; no one need apply bur those Will
ing to work and thoroughly capable
Write or apply to NJ; + Armstrong
manager, Chappell I'M, Iexas. -
MEN and hoys to collect names of resi-
dents for National Directory; so per 1000
paid National Directory, Camden, NJ. )
WANTEp-Bookkeepe and stenograph77
rrs tseveraD of good appearance anu
pleasant address to travel ana teach
l!ned IN our books. prefer some who
can teach the Graham or Pittman sys-
TENS Shorthand also, 1t VIII require per
sons who have some SPECIAL talent for
the work good salary and al expenses;
would contract in advance with few SUIT
able persons VINO desite TO prepare tor
such positions. a idress DrauThon's
lract.cdI BUSINESS Npi'rse' NasHNi' NV
Tenn
Man wanted on rGau SVpu
pay 10 rght party. itIulre r. ,, i. NJ
CURE. lib Congress, at Moore n Dannls
Office.
WANTED--Yo man over q who Is
WlIllns 10 .Work ana leatn p,si1leSS 50! sa,-
aff >fp noItp, hi4SI DC sOou pei''i'"'iS
AaINvss '"9-' thls ounce
W A %'TEIi-Strlctlv frst-class sober round
house mach!nlst at L. ~ O. n round
house. o
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you hove heard ~ Is. wllseoe RsMe
bacco cures We viii ssnq yYs . fse
sample OF either 10 test fpf ~ W sss1pgs
TO pay postage. Address d. TSsYs.
T. .,-flN,r TNNns. sNts
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MY LIST OF homes IN dn,d a "a,
and complete o oe seid' SOM Y u Y
tune may be your 40 10 80
homes ranging from cho.cs 4
list OF city lots s, al s;oeS: /. 2 2
exchange for lan,a ,iy' sell r r j
If you wish 10 o Wv sest
s ssme al EJ pHropssf e. l as 81 y.
M Sorfteet. Huichlns hS--, Z;
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WANTED-Good man with team to work
10 acres ground, man understands work
ing fruit trees preferred f. II. Knee
land, city. 10
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PAY LADIES good wages to WORK for
me at hcuc; light work, good pay, part
sett. suite sOi. Marshali Field building,
Chicago
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REAL ESTATE FOE Sal,

Ii
II taken at once; Fourth war n
Remus. care Post.
FOR SALE-Two thousand sS,- ;
farming land seven miles from \,
" seat OF Jackson county, al Sn1
Address Travis White, Edna In
SPECIAL BARGAINS for rain;
2loycs and others desiring 10 Nj
houstcn Heights lots for a sSgi
Also some desirable improved ~
cheap, on easy terms. Call o. N
dress y. NJ. Norileet.
PASTURES, farms, mules and G,-1
sale or trade; we'll improved tl,a]
pastures near San Angelo, Tla /
sale at s.. 80 per acre; an abg.i.,s|
water and grass; come and N y
VIII pasture cattle also. l. {. n
San Angelo, Texas.
FOR SALE 90 acres Of land ~ :
ton, so per acre. easy terms
11On acres. seventy miles w.
Houston. partly improved an. wi
road station, SO per acre.
1000 acres, eighteen miles saA
Houston. fronting on bay. twd
easy terms.
1880 acres OF short leaf yslni
timber land, estimated to cut NJ
Of lumber per acre on q l+fs
six miles from railroad, g pr 4
$500 acres Of fine fruit, vegsisI
general farming land. eight Id
Houston, fronting on Buffalo hIs|
$40 per acre.
10. 20 and 20 acre tracts. hrs 4
half, four and five miles fron y /
house. at $50 20 $40 per acre; tE
A splendid little Brazos plinas1
$40 per acre.
Nine lots and splendid six ~.
on Harris burg road at @ Big h5I
Both improved and unimp'eVt
erty IN all parts of the city at 2
keeping with the timer. j
II r. b. GAUT. Blas 81
WANTED--To sell land In tracts i
100 acres at Lock Station, ifs
from center of Houston, on iha D
East and West Texas railroaa.
ton has just been locatedtM
field is open there for ae'ual
and workers or for investment
man Is wanted 10 open a snaA
Lock. We are also offering SID
on Clark street, only two E'
miles from the Houston naain'
to GEO. L. pos.1
II srh N.!,e,
FOR SALE-Monthly payment,
home. 6 rooms, wide nai's Ts ~ Il
In most desirable section il a,.,
advance required. Address DAG
office. 1
7ss ACRES fine white oak tinGS l
Jacinto ryer' near II. Z. Z vs.
road: only So per acre; easy ~
son 4 Hannah, 2Qs Kan pus1
FOR sALE-Nice, well dr f,l n
bearing pear orchard, a., sinss1
of CIVILIZATIONS; four acith nam III
good s!x-room house, d, 4
buildings: plenty 81 . wg d, 4
the place. place VIII Pus:h,ng ~. !
inv estment; any one wisa IA a
Will do well to invesGag!ar.sos
Lock Bon \, Alvin, Texas.
FOR SALE-Scveral spes'an,n MI
new residence proper u,sNs ~
lines, both inside anu o
It's. n. NJ. Norileet:
| FINE TNNDs-We have ls !, 81
sarip,lon for sale. Faim n ,srs
/ from ten to one thousa'W rt, II
from 50 TO $50 per acre; ana Ten
us for information, at EoDN
win & Angle. .,,s
FOR SALE-Four rS %1sl,a nd
choice corner lot IN IN ssJ "
$500 cash and balance %
]. Palmer. this office.
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STENOGRAPHERS hookkeeprrs sales
men druggists teachers desiring post
business Bureau" j. W. Hudnall pro-
prietor. uallas. TeXas. S
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LADIESI make Big wages at home and
want all to have the same opportunity.
The work is very pleasant and II
easily pay SIS weekly, This IS no decep-
ton. | want no money and Will gladly
send full particulars to all sending
stamp. Mss NJ A. Stebb.ns. Lawrence.
Mich \
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! AIDES 10 write for W at home; no car
vass ng; reply, enclosing stamp. Silver
Form Co. AurOra. Ind.
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POSITION in furniture store; able TO take
mll charr, buylrp. sr9ingt repairing.
NY. best references. Address 1884. this
offcc. 10
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LOST. FOUND, sIhA-

10 name Of Jumbo, 70 rs Lsla'; !.
ward il returned 70 y. ,or.rS>s
-sTRAYEp OR !. srSsiysss . s
mare, il hands aig ID % ~
yidfl' spot in fersh ,,I,sr sv'
for return TO 1911 L'' ~ |.
LosT-piamond scarf so.s n }
In tween Brown Bros rival:
re ses business asis office o. 11 I; / u
BOARD AND NV a.
SINGLE gentleman "otj.sISs7
,,rivaie family; aHiyea- ~
lance: references o ~
office. p,sre M
wHNTEp-By rSsnisai
private family, 9 sSfaicA
dress F. s.. this oin
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by YOUNG MAN as waiter IN prlvIte
FAMILY. or look after horses tr;t-ciass
references, Address VIM. Boyd, CDp-
street o
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WANTED-Age9tS; choi'e territory, 10
cr1l contract. pays sick, accident, deat III
aul endowment benefits. Address Amer
lean Benevolent association, st Louis
Mo. 9
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FOR SALF-An assortment OF secona-
rand betting. pulleys, shafting, hang
e's pirinG. &C. can NJ the business
oftice of Z he Post. II
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WANTED Sewing and apprentice girls.
Miss Mcleod. room 3l9. Kan building

WANTED-A good al round ialIQr at
once. steady Job the year around L..
E.rnhart box D. Richmond. Texas.
WANTED-M once. a good COOK anu
honseglrl VI l0lS Mckinney aNenue.
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WANTED--White rirl to do Eight house
work CAN at 500 San Fclilr street
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BICYCLES -Bauklupt stock rev 90 mod
is. hish erdie. So each; 600 fine second
han wheels, s. 10 slj agents wanted;
write foi lists Il. b. Mead Il Prent.ss,
Chicago, ILL.,
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The Springfield. Mass, Republican,
which by the way docs not like ifee
silver but Is an example Of contefva.
usm and dignity In its discussions, has
the following advice TO Mas iohuse,is
political speakers; 1t contains 30 much
OF The rue Amurican splfli which 10
essential 10 the success Of popular gov
eminent. and lie % Applicable TO
pubic speakers generally, that We
Reproduce 1t fof local contemplation:
Lot M keep cool on both aidos, and DO
alr-or nt least o. fair ~ wc can Qule
too much lnvoctive h boing hurled a.
Mossrs Bryan aud Williams py mon no
do not ike tho gospel thoy ozlounu-
but ON tho other hand, Isn't Mt. WIZ
liama little too bitter on tho MONEY
poworn aud unfair toward such news
papers az do not accept his point Of viowt
some OF a. are quiio honest ih our oon-
yictlous, and hayo oven ~ much sym
pathy with THO masses a. MI Nllllnul7
himself. We have proved u, ZOO quno
a. maniiostiy a. he has done. Al udlh
j. mover on one aldo u political cam
piigu. aud a choice OF owls ia no now
Thing IN American politics, 70 loi uaagi 90
~ disagree, and IA that spirit say hothihk
Of which wo shall need 20 Do ashamed "a
our calmor moments. Tho practice OF
charity ~ indeed "tho groAiostoi ihvsg
"and don't you forget IT," ~ tho emu
drou say
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usroR1uSArE PERSONALITIES.

There will be few thoughtful people
who will approve Of Senator Thursion
Of Nebraska 10 his repetition 81 the adj
verse statements Of a newspaper con.
oofning VIM. J. Bryan. The senator
lie an abln man, well known be-
cause oi his long association with the
Union Pacific ~ iis general solicitor.
When no Goicondol 10 personalities
In my reference 10 Mr. Bryan
Ne being hired as q lawyer 10
maintain the interest Of certain clients,
the senator's friends themselves felt
that ho was not only throwing stones
while In glass house, but was bring'
Inc disfopule on an honorable pfo'ol'
sion BY intimallng that engaging In n
wa something desploabls; aud this
conclusion IL reached independent Of
political bias.
There should be no edium attached TO
Mr.Thurs,on btcnuae, before he became
n senator, he followed his profession ~
lawyer, and In that capacity was an
omplsye OF q railway. He attended 10
HE business we'll, and deserves praise
therefor. so, II Mr. Bryan had been an
employed attorney Of railway cor
rofation, or Of n combination Of mine
oWners, or Of a private citizen, while
ho followed his employment In n
legitimate manner ho had perfect
Right to do %, aud no man
with n fino sonse Of honor would
nave conceived or consented 10 word
Of criticism on that score. But when
any man, DO he hired attorney OF
oiilco holder, points tho finger Of rcorn
at legitimate employment, he domeans
himself beyond the standard which
ftquiTos public respect, until no coast'
such noiion.
u would bo great thiun
for the country n polllioa
campaigns could DO conducted with
out the gtosiost abuses Of tho persona
rights OF tho citizen; but II seem
that sueh 10 not to be the oaao. II 4
were an established rule among th'
lesdets In politics tina. they would no
descend 10 uuwhtfanled persona
abuse In campaigns, como improve
ment In prcsun, conditions might b
hoped for; but when digninod zen
aiora do not observe such rul,
the smaller fry may not be expected l.
DO 90. In thia particular case, Mt. Bry
an has shown that tho inulnuatio
against him, though tho charge wa
not OF any roal wrong on his part, wa
uniounded. II the discontinue Of IA
assailhnt In this Instance were 10 pu
: an oHd TO personal attacks on oAndi
! uales who really do not have ba,
: fecords, the people Of the nation woul,
, feel more pleasant over poliIlca thai
= they do now. No party Is better thai
another In this rcopooi, and lndividu
. ais aio not rs oulpablo as they woul
. DO were tho custom Of abusing an o.
ponens lees general but the oustot
: should DO abolished.
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NEW TYPE OF suIp.

a. reports arc truB tho oceans will
shortly DO ,raveped by vessels Of IN
entirely new type. A French invenlo',
~. BaEin, Is said 70 have constructed n
boat shortly 10 makoa trial trip on u Q
Epgllah channel, anu n It iulnlls a /
xpeoiationf, II will not take long boio q
tho majestic racers on the Atlant @
will b. considered old.iashloned, ftr
the now craft will take tholr place, a.
they render lhti, predecessor, usr.
los.
Tho new vosiol may be described "
a ship on wheols, hut these wheels OF
rollers are not use1 ~ paddles or pro.
pellors, but only 10 overcome friction.
by nice adjustment Of the fotalory
motion Of the wheels, according to the
speed of the vessel, tho inventor
claims that tho friction OF the watsr
will DO almost entirely overcome.
Much greater speed than that now Oh.
lained should then DO possible.
C0ncerning the oxpeiinco that led 10
tho construction OF the Wheolship, tie
following details have boon published,
F.ttl, tho inventor placed a hollow
wheel IA tank. II f0htod vertically
with about third Of ils bulk in.
mobgd. spun around without any for.
ward movement, II continued TO IT,.
volyo without moving from Ia place and
this proved to NJ. Bhzin that no could
not rely upon The revolution Of the
wheel alone Tor the propulsion Of tie
vessel. Ho then pushed the wheel for.
ward without revolving n, ami Tho
eject was exactly the same a. with an
ordinary keol--that IL 10 tay, II threw
up a good deal Of water In front, anu
lefi q trail tohind, Moreover, II only
advanced faur or i've feet, ana siI not
chow the sIightest tendency 10 fevoiye.
This convinced n. BaEln that h.
would have to give to the wheel both
revolving and forward motion. There
upon, spinning the wheel and pushing
u forward, the hollow disk travelled tho
whole length Of the tank wifi scarcely
any agitation 10 the water whatever.
A vessel Of this construction, u o.
claimed, chnuot sink. II one on more
Of tho rollers are perforated Ia a coll.
sion the chip would only proceed a.
roiuood speed while ths damage wlt
being repaired. Another indlspulablo
advantage 10 claimed for the vessel IL
iaaali to feel tho motion OF the waves
but little. To demonstra,e this model
WAS placed In basin Of water, and
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Jar. FREQ Miller, OF Irving, Illinois,
writes that he had y Severe Kidney
trouble for many yearp, with obVsfs
pAint In his back ana also that MS
bladder was Affected. He tried many
90 called Kidney cures but without
any good result. About n year ago no
began uso Of Electric Bitlots and found
rolief al once, Electric BlttsTs IL es-
p0uiHlly adapted 10 cure OF all Kidney
aud Liver troubles and often giVes al
must Instant ruiie'. Ono tfisl will
prove our statement. Piles only 800.
AZ Il. q. NJ. l. drug department
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savage Bercouess they have turned
to arts Of pence, and look upon
the white rofldents ne their best
and wafmest friends. In the
hearts Of the war veterans assembling
in reunion b commemorate struggle
ifaught With serious consequences,
there Il also toward the Indian the
best and kindllest feelings. Between
the red man and the white man In
Uish, the hostile antagonism Of the
past has gone forever, giving place to
tue hermony Of tho true brotherhood Of
mar.
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