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Fer Household Department.
Maple Leaf Pillow.

A very handsome pillow for couch or
divan is made of hay-cOlored huck-a-buck
TIE decoration is an irregular wreath of
maple leaves, outlined with Asiat1c rope
silk and darned in with Roman floss, using
mJny shades of scarlet and yellow with here
AMI there bit of green as in late autumn
foliage.
Individual taste may be exercised in the
shading of the leaf surfaces, with rich
handsome effect when finished.
J. full ruffie of the huck-s- buck finishes
the edges. This ruffle (singIe) is bound
abbut the edges with scarlet satin ribbon
one inch wide, which is first basted then
briarstitched down with Asiatic twisted
embroidery silk, darker shade of scarlet.
ELIZABETH.
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AHELPFUL CORNER.

We have been asked If it Is possible for
housewife to ever consider herself through
with her duties and sit down to rest an hour
or so in the evening after tea ? Replying
we would say Eyes" if management is seen
to in the work of the home. Otherwise
mo- will be the answer.
Xxx
WE have been a visitor in home where
there are six in the family and the hostess
always has time for her siesta and an hours
chat in the sitting room after tea with the
the family.
NV
LET us have some articles along the line
of managing our home. Let our women ex
change their methods and plans and aid
each other. Give US plans of ironing day.
x"x
For the benefit of ''H' we say that in
ironing her dark calicoes she should iron
them on the wrong side and with irons not
toe hot.
Do not be sparing in the use of fruits while
in ,Seaso Use all you can and as often as
yotl can. Nothing is so nutritious and
hd1Ithful during the summer as fruits of all
kinds.
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For The HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
} That Days Washing. "

Ihe edltress of this department, mentions
galvanized tubs, IN her article. Now while
they are excellent tubs, want to make
suggestion. In nearly all of the small
places or towns. in Florida, galvaniz ed tubs
and those made of brown pulp, are seldom,
if ever, seen. The best tubs to be had
when the galvanized ones are not obtain.
able, are those made of whisky barrels. 1t
H" can secure two barrels, they will make
four tubs and as they are strong and dura-
bic, they will last almost life time. The
painted wooden tubs do not last we'll and
require so much care. All tubs when not
in use should be turned upside down, and
the rim kept filed with water. Cottolene
now comes in tubs. If can secure these
grocers generally charge from Is to 20 cents
for them after they are emptied. They are
easily cleaned with hot water and soap.
It is always best to soak the clothes over
night, in warm water. In the morning.
rise early, and put your boiler on the fire,
with fresh water. While it is heating rub
oIt the clothes IN the water in which thew
were soaked. then throw into the next tub
and when the water is a nice warmth pour
over them. Rub out thoroughly on the
board. Put fresh water in the boiler and
then proceed to put the finer articles in the
boiler first. A little soap shaved finely is
then stirred in. Let them boil up well then
lift out on broom handle, drain and throw
into tub of fresh water (coId).
Boil the kitchen towels last and alone. If
you rub your clothes out once more they
will be very white. After they are rubbed
out lightly throw them into the blueing
water. Always use the best blueing. The
clothes, that is, working dresses and ging-
ham aprons.
Wash chambrays, white dresses and lawns
in warm water, if not much soiled use cold
Add little salt if you think the colors
liable to fade. When they are ready for
the line hang them out on the wrong side
and in the shade.
Always wash hosiery in fresh water and
hang them in the shade to dry. If washed
in water that has been used for other clothes
they will be full of lint.
Tablecloths, napkins, handke1chiefs, silk
ties and all such articles require only
little starch. Make thin raw starch and
sprinkle them lightly with it, roll up tight.
This should be done when sprinkIing the
other clothes. You will not need boiled
starch ia these articles and it will save con-
siderable time. BY rising early the clothes
should be on the line by noon. Always
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off several degrees of heat. The soft an.
swer that turneth away WRATH" if put into
practice at every opportunity. even if we do
have to count ten before we give it, will not
only refresh our souls but will add many
degrees of pleasure to the family peace.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-09-09

There is nothing to prevent anyone
concocting mixture and calling it
"sarsaparilla, and there is nothing to
prevent anyone spending good money
testing the stuff; but prudent people,
who wish to be sure of their remedy,
take only Ayers SarsaparilIa, and so get
cured.
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use pins, they are very, cheap and hang
the clothes up neatly.
The blue and white mo,tled CASTLE soap
isthe best and purest soap for the laundry.
Druggists generally keep it. It is sold by
the pound in long narrow bars.
memo"
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Round hat for young lady, trimmed with
full quilting of wide ribbon. flowers and
lace is very becoming
This certainly has been flower season,
and relief to many from the plumage of
birds.-Ex
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HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT..

Address all communications to Household
Department, AGRIcULTURIsT DeLand, Fla.
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Mrs. j. IF. BeEE, Oss0sO0tOMs5e, KN9s.
wife of the editor Of The Graphic. the lead
ing local paper of Miami county, writes
"I eU0s troubled eUitb heart disease
for six years, severe palpitations. short
ness of breath, together with such ex-
IRENE nervousness, that. at times would
walk the floor nearly all night. We
consulted the best medical talent.
They said there eUUS 7eO help for me,
that had organic disease of the heart for
which there was no remedy. I had read
your advertisement in The Graphic and
ayear ago, as a last resort, tried one bottle Of
DR.. Miles, EeeO Cure for the Heart,
which convinced me that there was true
merit in it. / took three bottles each of the
Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine and
1t completely cured me. II sleep
we'll at night, my heart beats regularly and
I have no more smothering spells. 1 wish
to say to all who are suffering as I did;
there's relief untold for them if they will
only give your remedies just one trial"
DR.. Miles Heart Cure is sold on a positive
guarantee that the first bottle Will benefit.
All druggists sell it at 81, bottles for IS. or
by the Dr.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
Restores Health
For Sale Everywhere.
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Deeds Entered for Record.

Christian L. Graybill, property in
West Perry township, containing 79
acres, to James II. Graybill for $500.
Jacob A. Smiths heirs, property
in Middlecreek township, containing
131 acres, to s. T. Hilbish for $500.
Jacob A. Smiths heirs, property
in Middlecreek township, containing
I acre. to Carrie S. Hllbish for $50.
Ner B. Middleswarth, sheriff, prop
erty in Penn township. Tract No. 1,
containing 63 acres Tract No. 2,
containing 80 acres Tract No. 3,
containing 8 acres; Tract No. 4,
Lime Kiln to Geo. Jacobs and A. G..
Hornberger, executors of VIM. II.
Backus, deceased.
J. G.. Hornberger, administrator
of the estate OF Levi Derr, property
in West Perry township, containing
90 acres to s. II. Graybill.
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Landslide al George,C M

Passenger train No. on the p. &
+. railroad, ran into n slide about
two o'clock Sunday morning be-
tween Herndon and Georgetown at
very high and steep hill known
among railroad men as Bull Run
Mountain. The engine, express and
baggage cars were thrown from the
track into the river. The two
coaches We're derailed but did not
go over the bank.
II. Miller, of Harrisburg, engi
neer, was bruised and cut about the
legs. An express messenger was
cut about the head. Neither of the
injured men are seriously hurt. The
passengers were badly shaken up.
Some were bruised but none were
seriously ini~red. The railroad was
badly torn up and it WAS several
hours before trains could pass the
wreck.
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NNIpoMs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 nnrn-

WIDoWS' APPRAISEMENTS.- Notice is here.
w by given that the following Widows An.
pralsenenls under the $50 law, have been med
with the clerk Of the Or laus' Court OF SNYDER
county for confirmation on Monday the 2ith
day OF Apr 1896.
Apprai,emcnt of Ella Graybnl widow Of Dan.
Grayhill, late Of Perry West twppdcccased under
the $500 law.
AppriSeincnt of Amanda Amelia Stimlov.
widow OF Benz ilnn f. Stmley late OF Franklin
Twp deceased, under the 500 law.
Appralsemcnt Oi Susan StrOh, widow OF Henry.
j, StrOh, late OF Union Twp, deceased under
the 500 law.
Appraisement Of Lizzie B smith. widow of Z,
j, SWlth Esq late OI HE Borough Of Middle.
burgh deceased, under the $500 law.
Appralsement Of Ellen Musser widow oI WI
under the $500 law. ''
Appralsement Of Sarah c. WilL widow M Do.
yld II. WIN, late OF Chapman Twp.. dpcp,seJ
under the $500 law.
Appraiscmeut OF Emcla KllDplcr ,ylaovy n,
Jacob Kllngler late OF Jackson TWD deccnsaJ
under the $500 law.
Apr. q, '9d. j. c. SCHoCH, Clerk q. q
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IPAXTONVILLE.

IN Attig, formerly of this
now of Shamokin, took un-
II wife, in the person of
ackenberg of near Mid
The young couple went
keeping i'll Shamokin last
here Mr.. Attig has been
r for some time. We wish
png and happy life together
AEcis Shamhlugh OF Port
ton spent last Sunday Mt tins
he is quite an expert bicycle
..Nliss Lottie Gift opened Il
Ichool last Monday at this
1T seems many of our peo-
Q not yet learned the value
cation or they would embrace
'portunity of sending their
o to school instead of having
. the street in mischief g.
Gift went to Elk county last
vhere he secured n job for
|mmer. Charles Emery IS
pick list at present. Miss
Dobson returned home last
y, after spending a month in
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Court Proclamation,

\SNtREA> the Hon. Harold NJ Mcclure
w itcsidcut Judge OF tho judicial District,
composed ut the counties ut Snyder, aud
Union aud Jeremiah Grouse aud T. r. Gem
hcrling. I.qs" Associate Jud ycs m and Tor Sny.
der county. hny'i.sdci their picccpt bearing
lat" the !h.u dnv ur Feb \. H., lsgd, tp me
directed iur The holding oiau orphans Court, a
court oi Common Pleas court Of oyer aui Ter.
miner nui General Court utQUrtcr Sessions ui
the lcucc, al Miidlclurgh, Tor the county ui
Snyder. on the i'h Monday. thrtug tho 2ith
day 90 Nay lN'6l. aud to continue one week.
Notice therefore hereby given to the Coruu.
cr, Justices oi the Peace and Coustahlcs In aud
tor ih" county ui snyder. to appear ia their
proper pvr~"u with their rolls. records, inuuIsl.
tun., examinations aud other rcuCnhranccs
o. du those things which ui their uffcc. aud in
tho,t behalf lartHin 10 hc done and witnesses
and persons prosecuting In behalf of the tom
monwcnlth against an! person or persons are re-.
Iuired To hc then and there attending and de.
parting without leave at their peril. Justices
are requested to he punctunl In their attendance
at the appointed time agrechbly To- notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the sheriff.
Onlce In Middlehurvh. the 18th day OF Apr
4. d., one thousand eight hundred and ninety
SIN ALFRED SPECHr. sheriff
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Trial List for May Term. 1890.

Use OF y. T. DundTe vs.. Port Treyerton Evan.
gelical Churchi David ). Sholly W. Port Trcy-
erton Evangelical church Association; Charles
f. spangler vs.. u.iah II. Fesslcr; Albert W. Pot
ter VS.. =. H. X. CO.: Molie VI. Burns vs.. T.. H. II.
Co.; II. H. Grimm ". =. VI. TcatS II. r. wagca-
seller vs.. The selinsgroye Water co.; Robert
Rearlch vs.. WIN. Romig; Amanda l.. Romlg ys.
Robert Rearlchi II. j. Sweiyert ", Edgar Relish
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!(EGlSTERS NOrICES.-Noticc Is hereby CIV
! ''cn that the follow named persons have

REGISTERS NorICES.-Noticc Is hereby CIV.
zen that the follow named persons have
/ .,tc. '.,S - 'a.s,.,.,o.-, "It.rg..u ""' sec
ecutors' accounts in the Registers Oiice 4,
der county, and the same viii be presented ~.
| confirmation ana allowance AZ the Court House
In Middleburgh, Monday, May 20, 1898.
L. Account ol charles Il. Spangler, Executor
" the estate ot Adam l. Spanglcr, late of Mid
dlcbutgh, deceased.
, The nrst and nual account Of Minerva
Ickhart, AdlnlniStratriN Of the cstat" ~ Bcnla
min Blckhart. late Of Chapm an Twp, decd
3. First and nnll accountO Of WIN. = Miller
Executor ot the estate ~ Joseph x. Stumpn lat,
oi West Beaver Twp, decd.
{. First ana iludl account ot VI T. Arnold Ad
mlri~tratpr ~ IA" estate Ol Frcdcrick ~tuh lat,
OF MON Twp, decd.
o. First ana nnrl account orJacoo G. iIassug
cr Administrator. de buulN non cum Trsta
m"utO AuurNu ui John IlJe,iugrr. late uf Beaver
Township, deceased
H.. Fir-t and nnal account Of Hughlln klluc
| Executor ~ the estate Of samuel Kline, late %
Jackson TWP, decd,
:. The ur-t ana nuil account NJ w. ". Long
lcrr, Administrators Or the estate NJ Isaac :
| lungacrD. late 81 Monroe twp. decd.
:. First aud null account u NlrN. \. Romlg
! Admlnl. .uu'or oi the c,tatcof sophia Rlmglat,
| Of West Beaver Twp, decd.
%. First AMI ual account uT Alex. 4. KImlg
! Executor ui the estate Ot JOScph l. Ilr-h-t,r
late OF West Beaver rwp., decd.
10 First ana mai account Oi ". W Wcructt,
! ADMINISTRATOR ~ the tNldl" ~ Phoebe kpUlUy
.dtc ~ West Perry Twp.. decd.
II. First ana unal account oi y. T. Dundorc
Administrator Ot the estate uf Isaac \. Eycrlat,
| ui Scllu~gruNr, Pa. decd,
H. FIRST ana rnal account orc 4. Barrett, Adj
mlu~tritur ut the estate OF EN-, g. Hartman nt,
! ul ~rlluoTp'c, IA, dcCd.
10. First anl unal account of Edward and ia
cob \. Freed, Executors OF the estate of Jacul
Freed late Of Beaver Twp decd.
II. First ana maj account Of :. A. Wctzcl Ad
mlnsuu'or " Henry Manbrck, late OF Sprlnl
Z Twp, dcci.
10. tlr,' .ud lnal account OF II. |. Peters, Nd
lulnlstraiur OF the estate OfJOScph Peters, latt
OF West Beaver rwp., decd.
10. Second and nnal account Of samuel Bower
ana Henry Eisenhower Administrators Of IA,
estate ~ Abraham Eisenhower late OF Middle
burgh. Pa, deceased
Il. First and nnal account Of JAS e. Swineford
Administrator ot he estate Uf Phlllp SwlnciOr1
late cf Mlddleburgh, Pa, decd.
g. VI. SHINDEL
MIddlcbUrgh, Apr, g, lN95 Register
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RmckIcn's Arnicn SnINc.

THE Best SALvEin the world for
Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapp.
ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns. aud all
Skin Eruptions. and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. IL is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. PrIce %
cents per box. For sale by Gray bill,
Garman q Co, Richiield ard all
Druggists.
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bnsylvania Deitsch'

TOWN, oppril der aot, 1896
DnookrR We'll, ich war
Bstown uf der grose Demo-
convention-bin dort aw
der arshta train, un Tor
ennich uf tuna bin ich in
loon nj g'shtept erawd iyyer
|{se FUN depo. Aver seller
Ts war eva ivverall full un
~ shtrose nuf bin, bin ich tzu
huston cooma os doh mus
'sbance runna we mer con, un
q; nm hob noch'n ordlich
9sbnifter der hols nunuer
Ich hob good g'feeld, un
q pooter olta bakannta nuf
4 nm hands g'shaked un pre-
Sr ebbas nemma, un well mer
= \ NET refusa con, bin lch eva
Tn ich con mich noch
bot b'sinua we Sc gamarch Il
La brass bands, un we amer
lfy de drinks nochamohl uf
hut dort in sellam hotel uf'm
4 es fershtait sich, ich bin NV
Invention aver somehow ich
we's dort gonga is, aver
: ich bin sure os ich nj bin.
MSS ollas g'happend is hob ich
oks fergessa. Den morya free
uf gaweck'd i'm hotel-ich
Mar anes fun denna speshel
nocatiou pletz, anyhow de
~ runna hen bloha claider
Ne ich oh g'shtart bin for
Neil der gons crowd Gus ga.
CMar bin ich oh un ut de arsht
doh bin ich now widder
byhow, Sc kenna mer now
shmeisa os ich net aw de
Jon gatend hob.
Pr SCHwEFFELBRENNER.
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$4,000 IN GOLD GIVEN.
or SPECIAL INTEREST TO STUDENTS AM
TEACHERS.

r. II Woodward Company Of Baltimore, Md.
are making most liberal offer OF 300. 90 10 any.
one who VIII sell 200 copies OF Gems OF ReIig-
lOus Thought a new book by Talmigc. TIL I,
one Of the most popular books ever published
Three editions sold IN 90 days. Agents sell 10 10
IS copies day. An Estey organ retail Ur ,e
S27O, given for selling 10 copies In 3 month. A
800 bicycle given for selling 80 copies In months
A gold watch for selling ca copies In one month
This premium In addition 10 commission. Com
plete outlit 30 cents. Freight paid. credit given.
Agents wanted also for Talks 10 Children about
Jesus" l5OCOOcOpleS sold, ana II f. now selling
raster than ever. same terms and conditions rs
on Gems OF Religious Thought" other popular
books and Bib'es also. They offer special and
most liberal rates 10 students and teachers for
summer vacation. During last summer a large
number OF students and teachers canyasSed Tor
their books. Among the list there We're ~ who
made over 5000, 81 who won the s2OD premium
and 10 made over $50 for their summer work
WHO lhcln lllinedlulely, j-T.St.
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Accounts.

The following Accounts have been filed. exam.
med ana passed IN the PrOthOnOtary's office. ana
WIN be presented 10 the mex. court OF Common
Pleas Tor confirmation. All persons Interested
Will take notice.
First and partial account OF W f.. Howell
guardian OF the minor children OF Lewis II. Crow.
ford' late OF west Beaver Twp, deceased.
First and partial account OF j. j. Scbrawaer
committee OF John w. Swartz OF Adams Town,
ship, lunatic. ''"
Account OF Ner y. Mlddleswarth, committee n,
Della llerbster, alunatlc In the DanyilIe asylnm
APR T 90' j. q. sCHoCH, Pro.
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SELINSGROVE.

VI. I. Potter and wife of Mildle
burgh spent Sunday with he lat
ter's parents, Editor j. \. ! lmbard
aud wife &C. II. Klosc o Buffalo
visited Val. Bolig last week Miss
Wanamaker of Mt. Carmel visit
ing Miss Annie Whitmer Miss
Jennie Fockler is visiting fri IDS in
Ashland. &C.. Miss Annie Wet !, who
has been the popular ;eache ( the
Secondary school for severa years,
left for Steelton on Tuesd her
parents having moved to thu place
last fall j. ID. Bogar Port
Treverton was in town on 81 Irday
....H. w. Hummel and wife Nor.
thumberland visited Mrs. II uoth-
er, Mrs. Eby, on Sunday 81. :. l..
Robbins of Mt. Carmel is 81 ding
few days in town. Rev Dale
and wife of Williamstown visi /.
G. Burns and wife last week. eo.
Kessler of Northumberland in
town on Saturday. Camp 3 ]
o. S. of A. paid fraterp.al vi to
the Treeburg camp last wec'
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Salt Rheun

and Ecz,ma cured. These two complaints are
so tenacious that the readers OF the Posr should
know OF the success obtained by using Dr. David
Rennedy's Favorlte Remedy. Where all other
treatments have failed. II has made a complete
cure.
No more horrible case OF salt rhcum was ever
reported than thato Wilbur L. Hale. quarter.
master. Pratt Post q. A. r. Rondout. N Y.
Several physicians utterly failed to render him
any relief. finally
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l.lcciric Rillcrs.

Bitters is a medicine suit
eason, but perhaps more
eeded when the languid,
ceiling prevails, when the
d and sluggish and the
mic and Alternative is felt.
se of this medicine has
d long and perhaps fatal
Ers. No medicine will act
in counteracting and
system from the malarial
headache, Indigestion,
b, Dizziness yield to
|ters. soc. and Sl.00 per
raybill, Garman & Co.,
d all Druggists.
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SCrOfula

Is deep-seated blood disease which
all the mineral mixtures in the world
cannot cure. S.S.S. Guaranteed bRreLy
zegeta6he } is a real blood remedy for
blood diseases and has no equal. 81
Mrs. Y. 7. Buck, of Delaney, Ark, had
Scrofula for twenty-five years and most
of the time was under the care OF the
doctors who could not relieve her. A
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soon found that She had real blood
remedy at last. She says: CATER TAX
ing one dozen bottles of S.S.S. / am
perfectly we'll, my skin is clear
and healthy and / would not be in
my former condition for two thousand
dollars. Instead ofdrying upthe poison
i'll my system, like the potash and
arsenic, S.S.S. drove the disease out
through the skin, and l was perma-
nentlY rid of il -
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specialist said he
could cure her, but
he filled her with
arsenic and potash
which almost ruined
her constitution. She
then took nearly
every so-called blood
medicine and drank
them by the wholesale,
but they did not reach
her trouble. Some
one advised her to try
S.S.S. and she very
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The Snyder County Merchants
Association will meet at Middle
burgh on Monday. May llth.
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] RED BLOOD is the foun-
ION of good health. That is why
Sarsaparilla, the One True
Purifier, gives HEALTH.
SALEM.

p Knouse of Penn town
&st week and hurt his head
He is unable to be up
bd. Daniel Knouse and
/ Coleman are happy be
are each the proud father
Henry Laudenslager is
h shanty on n wagon for
saw mill. .D.L. Gember-
! }ch a four weeks term of
! tlem beginning Monday,
Some of the farmers
b last week while others
ready to plant this week
ahl took out some big
nps with dynamite last
on. Chas. Miller.
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hles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla are the
the world because the cures by
fsaparilla are wonderful, perfect, per-
d i The one True Blood Purifier.
Pills are the best family cathartic
pedicine, Harmless, reliable, sure.
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Unanimous
Choice

The New York Morning Jour-
nal recently offered ten leading
makes Of bicycles as prizes in a
guessing contest, giving the win
ners free choice Of any one Of
the ten machines. Theresultwas
ALL Of the ten winners selected
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DR.. DAVID KENNEDYS
EAv0RITE REMEDY

VIE lrItu anu sIcluy Improvement followed It's
use. and permanent cure resulted
IL Is used with similar success In cases Of
scrofua, nervousness, kidney and liver com.
plants. and In all disease brought about by bad
blood and shattered nerves