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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Dee Suftor itarb uno Der ga.
ticnt wnrDe seiunp.

SbierleDsbure. ga. @lo.
Sas. u. Sane, aud in weitsren Grsiisn
betannt mo aeahtst. 9ibt gu unierer
ueberihriit. Die Wanden eiaentbiimli9
ibeinen mag, folssnoe Grt!arun9:
rSOrni's NlpentrGuter Ylutbsleber bat
aSunoer bel mir bswirtt. SD winite
tein b~eiieres Mittel iiir oas Slut. gls
i6 ibn suert a%nuanots. bate id cine
Santtrantbeit. lu%abrideinlla in 6Olge
bon Slutoeraiftun9. fir tpelbe ib bier
aerate per9eblih cuuiultirte. Der lsBte
ia9te, CT wUle mir gtWus 0sben, mus
mid beilen piiroe. Sollte jeoob oieiss
aun feblldlagen, 10 bGbe er nod @tipas
i'm Sinterbalt, eas meme &rantbeit
liber beben ueroe II. I. ID. Sas erIte
Wtittel iblug nibt on uno i6 tbeilte
Dem GOttor oisies nit, als id nab
Snntin9tOn 9ing. gr' iaate: @snn
Sic am abeno suriifte9ren, 10 weroe
ib bic anOere Nleoisiu fir Sic ferti9
babsu." Nuf msinem RiifDe9e ipra1
ih Dor nm bic WeoiSin 81 bOlen, ieonb
ole Srau Sottcrin iaste mir, Dap ibr
damn pl6Blib trant Geworoen lei.
"a i'd niht lGnser martsn tunnts. aing
ib meiuer @e9e. Ser SottOr itarb
uno ib fab i'm ME wisoer. glls ib
nab Saule lam, theilte i6 meiner
So9tsr. bel Der ib lpobnte. meme Ga
lamltdt nit uno lies mid bon ibr
bepegen es nit Dem Ylutbslsber gu per=
iuhen. SD bate bic erits Slai1s
tuum aufgebrauGt. als mein llebel
peribpunoen mar uno audi ieitoem
babe ih teine Spur oaoOn mebr nabr.
9enOmmen. SD iibls beuts wis neu.
Seboren. anaeaGtet. oaB ib nun in
msin rs. Sabr sebe. Sh bin Der
.@eltsite" bon Nuabpid @bur1 uno
tbue Die Sienite Der Sin0sren uno bin
ii~bsr,eugt. oaB our6 8Ottss 8naDe uilo
Den 8ebralId oes Slutbslsber mir
Strait 9egeben wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03

mics. Ger SurIde ipar 70 ihlau &c,
weien, ilur Die Hamen bon iolhsn
%iSreimaurern 81 idli6en, bic i'm 9ansen
Scnoe betannt iino. Sauio s. Yen-
ninNton BON Baltimore, Der 9rdiiosut
oes 6reimaurer Neutrality-suspicious.,
benz sallreiAe Sdnlnoeleicn su Sbren
tanlen. lieB cnoli9 oenl Burden onrA
@ebeimpoliNlten nabipiiren. Sirie
entoedten ibE in Cincinnati unb ltsBen
lbn I'M Spliamie 81 @opinQtOn in Gens
tidp perbaiten, bonn Der Gerl bate bic
Gprll6tsmaBregel 9ebrau1t. ale feline
Srieflhalten ua6 BEN betahbarten
GopInaton su oiri9iren. @r mar sinits
mails Ytitalieo Der Srieutal=G pge go.
80 BON 9bicd0o. muroe absr i1on Dor
Snbren ipeaen unebrsub0fter Sanbluns
gen aus9ei4lolisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
SaiuoiS.

Sie .aentudp Seautp." ODER,
tpie lie audi eenannt wurOe. Big
Map" oas vfetie Wldo6sn" aus Gapt.
Sobn @bite's y2onpOn Muieum". go.
3l4 State StraBe. @bicago. 1T
in Gountp SpIpital oaielbit Der Guns
9en%entSiinonna srlesen. Big Dian"
bieB in @irtlidteit Niap Rantin; lie
ltammte aus Neruport, &p., mO lire
beloen GItern ieBt nod leben. Dor
etma 5 Sabren, oamols wOQ iie 400
8iuno. ihloB lie iih als Isttes rWuEs
oermdohen" einem Circus on. 3uleBt
mar lie III oem2onoonMuisu enaaairt.
in Deldem Tie. auBer oaB iie Ourh Ibre
G~orpulenS als Filtration gait. auh bel
ben itiinoliden 8ortelun9en als SOres
rim auftrot. Sic pO9 in Der leBten
3eit $40 Yfuno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
@ie lit oicS!

gir bttt.n stubuuesrt Dollars Sslobuuus fir it6,u
Saa pou SataTrh, Der Htdt pura @iuuebmen Don SaQ's
RatarrbsRur geaeilt peroeu tuuH.
SIS. Gbentp u 60, Sigertb ToIe6o, 8.
@tr. be un~tsristdustsu, babsu j. :. Cheney iei ben
lssten 10 Sabtsn setannt uno patItn lin iir uoutom'
men ebrsubait in alen Observation-Disclosures uno
f%narbttu ~esfdbist, ale pom istner Girma sinSssaussnsu
Standardization su eriaIsu.
wet d Eruar, SroBbanostssD roguiitsu. Solsbo. ..
@GlbtnG RtuuaU IL MarUtu, Srosaauoelss
SreguiIten, Toledo, =.
SaaB sutarrbsSur ptro iHusrIid esuommsn uuS
pirtt brett aut oas Slut uuo bic fhlstmIeen Oserids
den eGs SplteIns. prsts rs 6 uts ilr BITE SlIide. Wers
fault pOn alien apOibetsrH. 3susHiNe irsi ~UsriauoL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
So miro Sbnen ebeniopieI
heIicn.

Serr 5reb. Miuer pom Sruins, Sa.,
i3reibt, baB er LANCE Sabre beftiss Ries
renleioen bate, begleitet uon beftisen
S9merSen i'm &ifen uuo an Der SIaie.
Gr periudte uieIe iosen. NisrsnbeiImittsl
obne GrfOls. Dor unseidbr sinem
Sabre be9ann er electric 0ittsrs gu se.
brau6en unb fano prompte ginberuns.
g!eetric Sitters iinO Oa5u ausetban, ale
0fieren: uno geberi4mer3en gu uertilsen
unb stbt oft fat ausenblitli1s abbllie.
Gin VerIu6 mirb uniere gsbauptnna err
bdrten. Breis bios 80 Gents fir cine
sroBe Slai9e. gu babsn in Z. D.
Gnete's apptbete. SOS on Der Drains
StraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
D.
EeutfGIano.
y q b II.

- 9eiSinsr Sbpuraeri9tsbsrbanh-
lung in 3Onitana in wslbsr Elm Spfer-
itotoisb 81 81 Sabren 3udtbaus Der.
Irtbeilt tuuroe, erei9nete iit fOl9enoer
3ptiacnfull: Cine oils 3su9iu ans
welenoe Trau ertldrte, oaB tie Der
Staatsanwaltidaft nod bon sinsnI
anoeren SiebitabI anSsiae genadt
babe. Der aber isine @srIpl9nng eriabs
rem iole, wOrauf Der St~aatsaurpalt srs
tldrte, oaB oieIe strpa so Sabre alts
Dame uberaus b~eiratbsluIi9 isi. bsss
balb bon 3eit gu Ssit nit leoi9su
Wdnnern unO Burden anbanoels. iie
reid beidente uno rpsun iis Damn BON
ibnen 0erlafen lpsroe, Die Staatsan.
lualtIhaft nit AnSeigen pegsu 9isb.
ftabls beIdii9e, aleroln9s nit Der Bee
oln9ung, Die StaatsdnUalti4aft m6Je
nur oGtiir iOr9en. oaB Der gln9ewists
lie beiratbe. bann braubs Die AntIass
nttt Weiter oeriOl9t 81 weroen. Ser
StaatsauUalt bat oieie Germittlerrols
bis ieBt INNER ab9elebnt.
GlaB. 2otbriugsn.
- Yer Pfarrtir6e bon Dorth tuurbs
bon Der Sbwsiter zines oeutiden Oil.
aiers. Delber in Der oortiasn Sdla4t
rel unO auf Dem bOrtiasn 8irbbOfs
beareben lieat. cine Wonitran3 i'm
Wertbe bon 5000 0tart ssiasnit.
- Seim ueberieBsn iiber ben Rbsiu
an oas eliGiiiI6e ufer ~srtrantsn bel
WartOlsheim flint Nrbsiter aus oem
baoiiheu SOris Se6tingsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Sitter Der @affabder.

Der State Commander i9rsibt -
bon eincOln, Rebr., wie folst: Ru@bens
mir anoere Wteoijinen fir einen ideiubar
lebr bosartisen 9uiten u~nierer beioeu
Sinoer ansepanot butten, periu9ten mir
DR.. Kings New Discovery uuo mad Swei
Sasen bate Der Suiten oieiSbsn gang
LID perIaien. @ir psrbsn uon nun on
ni4t mebr obne baiielbe ietn, ba uniere
Grfabruns uns belebrt, caB &c bort beiIt
mo ale anosren Wtittel ini9t bslfeu." -
@eSei9net s. @. Stspeus, State Com.
= 8arum oisie sroBe Mteoi,in ni6t pers
iuden, ba fe %earantirt lit unb grObes
fai6en fret 81 BADEN iinb bel {. %
Euete, 56s @tainitraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
SmDiama.

= Sn ben meiftsn @obnun9en bes
Sidothens @abaib bsrribte am Mitt.
nod ooriaer WOhe cine libiriide 9dlte,
inoem um 8 ubr WOraens oas Ndtur.
9as. nit Dem IN ben Sduiern 9ebei3t
puros, pl0Blid ausaina. Sin bsitiaer
SliNaro berrI9te uno oas Quediilber
i'm thermometer itanO inter Nua.
Die gsrte batten unter Der Sdlte iebr
su lsioen. Gus plOBlide Nufb6ren Der
9assuiubr mar auf einen yrud in Der
SauptleitunQsrObre SuritfSufii6ren.
9rit gesen Nbeno 9elang es, ben Sru9
gu repariren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Ii6isam.

- ScB 8attinnen i6nart.n biirfsus
1T iilrsli6 9sri6tli9 feit9eitslt norosn.
SR linn arbor erbielt bic ~55jdbrise
Satin oes 70iGbriaen Sernarb Seenau
eine G4eiouna bon ibrsm damn,
tp,l1er laut ibrer ausiaae bic an9es
nebme 8sDobnbsit bate, ibr @siidt
nit ieinen Gduitsu gu bearbeitsn. rpenn
INNER ite our6 S6nardsn isinsr
S6lummer forte. gu bisisr WaB~
regsiun9 9laubte er iib poltomma.
beredti9t. 1T aber burd ridtsrliday
gntiaeio zines SeIlsrsn belebrt woroef
- OBJ 81 ieinem 2eioweien, iei babins
9eltelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Ser faliDe @rbe*
au8 Dem Gnsliiden.
Mprtiebu n g.)

Gna elite ms Saus, 9eiOI9t BON
8rauosr, pel9er lie III Der Sale ere
rsi6te, Ieinen Arm nm ibre Saile
i&IanS uno Ie in Elm 3immer fiibrte.
mo- sr Iie in feline arme i4lOb unb ibr
ben eritsn SUB CAB.
@la Itrdubte ii6 nur tuenig, erpis
berte aber feline 2iebtoIun9en ntht.
Gin IeItTames Sau9sn ourhorana Ibre
Seeie, als Sranoer nit unaeitiim lie
on Iit oriifte. IS mar ibr, als OBJ
elm espifer Suitintt ibr Ia9te, oGb
bisIe uugsItimen 2iebtOiun9en nttt
,pabr, nidt aufri4ti9 wGren, ais OBJ
~iiberbaupt etmas GGli6es an ibrem
@erIpbtsn tDGre. 9e9eu oas i9re refine
SeeIe li4 aufIebnte.
Sieies 8eittbl beberrIhte iie jeooa
nur momentum; absr ibre @an0en
.paren nod bIei1. ihr SIupt mob 9ez
ientt, Ols plDBlid, wdbreno SranOer
ibre Stirn nit Sii1en beoedte, Die
Sbiir 9eOffnet puroe uno Sir Sarrp
ms Simmer trat. Sin Bid auf Die
Scene 9enii0ts, ibm be9rsiflI9 81
MAIDEN, ME Die Suhsn itanoen. una
piatirli9 Itano er eineu NH8enbllf
ME f%eIi9ebannt, oann tGmpfte er leine
gmpfinoun9en uieoer uuo nGberte llt
lG9sIno benz YG0re.
v8oter", ipro9 SranOsr. ,,Seine
@inIde Itno erfilt. SD Iiebe @la,
uno Ie bat Osrlpro4en, meme Grau
su meroen!"
Sir Surrp lab fOri6enO auf feline
Wanoel.
limb Su, GQa?'' fraGte er. ,,Su
IiebIt 8uioO ebenIals?"
Sic erbOb ibre glugen gu Cir Sarrp,
uno oas Slid, NEEDLES aus oieien un'
ibulbsDOQen NuQen ltrablte, UGr oles
fem 9~eniiaenoe NntnOrt.
,,Sa, 9u Iiebt ibn." iagte Der
9arOnet. ,lno On tuilllt meme
SO6tsr iperOen2 SD oante Dem 9lm'
mel, SaB Su Sarrln9ton S0ll nit
2sinsr iOnniSen Ge9enpart beSllden
tpirIt bis oil Ssines Gebens Gnoe. ID
piirbs mir i6nsr 9ewOroeu Ielu, Did
Sremoen 81 iiberlahen uuo in oieien
aItsn &dumen per9ebens nab Selnem
b~eiteren antlib 81 iuben."
@aa bob ibr @eii9t in tinOlider
rui9ulO 81 Cir SarrD unO Oieie,
iiBte lis; bann panote er Ii4 81 Srau'
Der, lpeI1er ben 9aronet pOltOmmer
bur4i6aute uno isIr woGI DuBte.
nsl6e Dual bisIss cole Ser3 erouloete.
inosm ss gu 8uniten zines Nrosrn Gui
Gua p,rSi4tste. 9tur sr lab ben 3uQ
bss S9merSes, Der UNI Cir SarrD's
Muno a~us9eprd9t mar. rur er las Der
ausbrud Der Selbtbeberri9ung in
bss SarOnets mattSIanSsnoen au9sn.
,,8uioo", fa0te Cir Sarrp, ernI
uno sinorin9lid. aber bob nit frenno'
Iihem GdaeIu, ,,iei redt Sdrtli6 aegen
@Qa, fe 9lei4t elmer glume. bic nul
i'm Sonusui6sin oeoeibt; oarum um'
Glib ie Itets nit benz SOnnenliht Sei'
lsr 2iebe. go wie 9u nit ibr um9ebi
70 ma9 Soft nit Dir Oeriabren, meir
SObnl"
SieIs @orte tpirtteu auf granbel
pie Elm SIu9. ObrpObI iie, ME er puBte.
ni6t 10 aemeint uGIen.
Sir Sarrp er9rif bic Sano 8rar
ber's uno Orldte iie inniS; oanr
Danote sr It1 raid um uno oerliet
bas 3immer, @Q0 init ibrem gerlOb.
ten aleiu Ialieuo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
8aniaS.

8r. Wartba Dali Smith, bon
j Onoria, bat Die gbrs. bic erlts
6rau 81 isin, ,pel1e in Sanias ais
Wit9lieo elmer Surp Sienite ~leiiiete.
Der Sal bstrai cine llntsriu9dne iiber
ben Selltss5uIiuno elmer SSrau. uno IS
idreibt bas Saniaisr @eieb Dor, oaB
bic Surp aus 6 Yerionen bsitsben ioI,
BON oensn lueni9itens cine prattisirens
Der Nrat iein muB. ga li6 tein mdnns
liaer arSt in Der Stabt ~beiano. wuroe
Or. Martha SalsS mitb 9erbeiaebolt
uno bic Snrp erwdbIts lie iosar ais
,Vormdnnin".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
SudIen's 2lrntea eaIpe.

9ie bette SaIbe IN ber Welt far
SdnittwunSen, Sautidariunseriy Buns
ben, @eidwire, SalafuB, Sieberpuu'
ben, S@Orf, seiprunstus 5dnSe$ GrOft'
beulen, &rdbenausen, unb ale Sautsnt'
sinbunsen unb III cine idsrs SsiIuns
fdr SdmorbOiben. SIS pirb ~saranttrts
oaB bas @tittsl uoutommeue @euus,
tbuuns s!bt; wenn ni9t, pirb bas' @sIs
turideritc !tet. Rreis IS Gents per
S4a4tel. - gu ~uertaufen bei e W.
Ruete, a~potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03

Subritahtsn BON edrsens nit f.iusr
aunoitaft, wdbrsno ct EEifsp ab'
Iahnle uno Sesabluna Ssrweiaerts.
Sieier tlaate ino bel Der 9Srbanolung
eri4ien Sbompion als @erttNioigsr in
eiasrer Safe. IS biirite tuObl nut
ie!ten portommen. baB elm Wann auf
gesablnng ieines ei9snsn edraes oers
tla9t ipiro uno bel benz Pr6asB isIas
9ahe ielbft filrt. \
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22

The woman who rests every day
is the woman who keeps young and
fresh. If she is a woman Of leisure
she may indulge in an afternoon nap
After which she wil|rival her daugb.
ter in usefulness. 1t she is y busy
house. wife, she should snatch at
least half an hour q day for lying
still III q darkened room. If abe is
a business woman she must break
into the afternoon with tho only
sort OF rest she can command-sit-
ting still tor ten or fifteen minutes,
with. eyes closed, thoughts banished
and muscles relaxed. "Which adj
vice." some old bachelor remarks,
"n0t ono woman in five hudred
would think Of doing, nor could not
ii she would
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22
"$l.00 FOR YOUR PHOTOGRAPH,

Write us letter covering points:
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SECoSDSae diseases
those cured byit
THIRD Give your opinion difference its strength and
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and the "Blac aught nao by Chattanooga
winch nave sold dealers package should
not 10 70 upon
PLAIN Zen Co. and the old ak Daught nud
from deceivg public the words constituting
cheap package profit Of 300 H.
simmons which be o and take other
there is nothing else like it..
On receipt letter enclosing photograph We you
charge 81 90 package Liver Medicine photograph
we will mail you rs cent package free
See the caused Kidneys Liver Stomach and
SICK
T1NDGEsr1oN CoD SPEENSLEEr
dEssNE Low SPIRITS GENERAL
EYES B11oUNEss
GoArE
1vER-fLEsH SOFT F1ABBycu1E CHRONIC MA1ARA-BE
COLO BY CURING CONSTIPATION PRopucNo 1rKDxEY
FuNEss BLOOD HANDS ARMS FErrBfr0a
ING UP GBLOANG
VoSDIzzNEss GETTING
MOTHERS ACHES IN JoNs
aL FEELINGS DOWN THE BACKMBs FEEL EAyYCRAMP
SKIN DRY HARH-B11oUs
DETEsrAT1oN OF
FgLN TEErHNG DEPRESSION OF TIRED
FooD AFTER
DARK RINGS UNDER RESTLESS "OUr
SoRrs NOT SICK NOT WELL FEELING
BUILDS MOTHERS
CHILDREN PERFECTLY THR KDNrYa
STOMACH BOWELS
,C.P. SIMMONS MEDICINE CO., Props, ST. LOUIS mo-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22

"Lrt parents not live for their children
bat with them.' Tho mother slloul'! allow
no false modesty to stand in Tho way Of
her daughters knowledge Of herself, Of
her possibilities, of her perIls. For over
: thirty years DR.. Pierce has used lis ''Fa.
~voritc Prescription" as Il strengthened, II
purifier, u regulator. 1t works directly
upon the delicate, distinctly feminine or
gans, in u natural, soothing way 1t
searches ont the weak spots and bui de
: them up. A woman who would under
stand herself should send II cents to the
Worlds Dispcnsary, Buffalo, n L., for DR..
Picrcc's Medical Adviser, book Of 1908
pegs.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22

Since 1878 there have been nine cpi,!en-
les Of dysentery in different parts Of the
country in which Chamberlains Collie
Cholera and Diauthoea Remedy was used
: with perfect success. Dysentery, when
i epidemic, is almost as severe and danger
> GUS rs Asiatic cholera. Heretofore the
l'est efforts of tile most skilled physicians
have failed to check it's ravages, this ret,l-
edy however, has cured the most malig-
nant cases, both Of children and adults
and under the most trying conditions,
which proves it to be the best medicine III
the world for bowel complaints. For sale
by l.. P. Kilbourne, Druggist,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22
Some Business Advice.

Let the business OF everybody
else alone, and attend earnestly to
yonr own; don't buy what you
don't need, or feel certain you can't
.crea'ea demand for; use every hour
To advantage, and study to make
even leisure hours, useful; think
twice before tooliShly spending Il
! shilling; remember You will have
another to make for it, and should
you spend lis fast as you make, You
need only hope for a tread.mi|l eX.
. istence; look after yonr business
IN the spirit OF 'light-l'eartcdnesS
buy judiciou>ly, sell fairly and
keep u close eye to the yproGts;
look after accounts closely and res.
: ularly if you find an error trace it
= out and keep stirring slow accounts.
:: Should u stroke OF misfortune come
upon You, r"trench, work harder,
but never fly the track. C"u1rout
: difficulties with uutliac'jng ptrs"y.
. GRANGE and goo'l humor, and they
twill ''isappear'like fog before sun.
shine.-Trode Magazine.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22

the front hog get in: y tight place,
Nwith his head in a. crack, aud every
LOT q: SOW will jump on him and
tear him to pieces. just so with
men. AS long as: q. man is pros
perous and has n'ouey :;he can't
keep,fricrds off with a base bail bat.
Tie momeut he is unfortunate and
his health is gone. lie is not only
snubbed by his former alleged
friends, but they at once begin to
do him all tic harm possible.
When "a man starts up grade, the
world falls III behind aud pushes.
Whe" be starts down grade, the
world steps to one side and greases
tie track TcreyIcn;cr
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22

Men are just like hogs, however
aistasteful this may sound to the
hogs. Whom hog gets al ear of
corn every other hog will trot along
behind him and squeal and whine
and toady for ID bite, but inst let
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22

III should think il would take
.,all you could make, to pay for such
.adsertising.."
at would take more than I
mako TO pay for lesS."-Puck.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22

Refuse. to allow some men to i'm;
pose upon you, and they :. hate you
forever.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22

1t isn't pride that makes a man
in the attic look down Oh lis neigh.
bors.-FarmeruiNe Gazette.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22

AS an omen of success, industry
is better than a tour.leatetl clover,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22

People who blow their own horns
make poor music for other folks.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-22

1+.;s&4..A...A44<a. -, >.,44-4. ~ tr ad Ser,se.
fs9t y2n G :ya c; 1 '. h a ss hc3s
swc,sacrt: oh:il &c bicycle cs1.ves a;d groves
: sria-Iacr:%.
! Young Ladies: e' ss::s :: en::''
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Acme Cycle Co., Elkhartj Ind.
LEAR SlEs The wheel arrived yes
tcrday, and have ridden it about 10 miles
and it has given perfect satisfaction 80 far
and think it will continue to do 80.
ionrS truly,
+. c. NORTNEuP.
Benton Ky, Oct. II, 'g5.
Acme Cycle Co., Elkhart, Ind.
DEAR SIRs II have this day received
yonr Acme Road Racer and am greatly
pleased with your wheel. Several have
seen the wheel and pronounce it ~ beauty,
and not word have heard against it.
lGH. friend,
&. LEMON.
P.S. IamMill;nS to compare It with
any wheel in this country.
Fla. Baptist Wit J 81. {. Porter, Pub.
ness, Ocala, Fla, ! &c. $. Farriss. Editor.
DcLan.l, Fla, Oct. 10, 95.
Acme Cycle Co., ElkhHt, Ind.
DEAR SlKs The cycle came o. K.
and to say that am, after a good trial OF
it, delighted, does not more than half cx-
press it. Surely it in beauty. | select.
Ell the ladies' wheel for my ife and my
self, but 'lssire.a ~ pound Roadster for
my own personal Use. Please se1ld Road
stcrs G.. 0. b. ut cnce.
Yours truly,
C. s FARRISS.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-03-21

NAL snelled Of it, touched 1t with his
tongue, Tapped 1t up and ate 1t with
relish. Then jacobs began to feed pies
to the horse. The horse soon got TO
like them, and would even refuse cats
when pie was to be had. The habit
has grown on him, until now, whcls
Jacobs says ''pie" to him, the horsc ysill
turn his head and wink expectantly.
He has decided preference for n1ipce
pie, and the more raisins and currant.s
and cider there are the better he is
pleased. Apple pie is . great fav9fits
with him. Most bakers put grated sls
meg into the apple pie, and this doesn't
seem to agree with the equine taste.
Pumpkin pie he likes and cranber1y
tarts are an especial delight Peach.
apricot, berry and prune pies are ae-
ceptable, but unless the pruncs are
stoned he will not touch prune pie after
the first bite. The horse is fat, sleek,
and youthful in his movements, and
Jacobs expects to keep him on the pie
cart until he is long past the age when
most horses are turned out to grass for
the rest of their days or are earted to
the horse cemetery by the side of the
uurky waters Of the Naugatuck river.
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TO IMPROVE YOUR LooSo.

Devices for Making the Complexion Bet
ter and Adding to Physical Ecauty.
Vanity furnishes the inspiration ior
many of the inventions of the patent
Office. One of these is a mask of very
thin rubber, designed to be worn on
the face at night. 1t causes profuse
perspiration, which washes impurities
out of the skin and makes the complex
fon clearer. Sun tan is quickly re
moved, so it is claimed.
Another device for producing dim
pies, according to the Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette, is a woman's idea. Ii
is a wire mask, likewise to put on when
going to bed. By an arrangement OF
screws, pencils of wood, very blunt, ars
made to press upon the cheeks and
chin at the points where dimplcs are
desired. Uncomfortable? Why, Of
course. But, as the French say, it is
worth while to suffer for beauty7s sale.
False busts, hips and calves are mad
of rubber, to be blown out like br
looms, and in many other styles, whi..
the young lady of build hopeless.
skeletonesque may procure conlplctc
stuffed jacket which fills out her form
at every point to the extent requisite
for counterfeiting desirable embon-
point.
If one is so unfortunate as to lack a
nose he can obtain false one of papier
mache, artfully enameled to initiate
the skin. One kind of imitation pro-
boscis is attached to spectacle frame,
so that the owner puts on his counter-
felt nasal organ in adjusting his
glasses.
Masculine vanity is concerned in the
genesis of about eighty patents for
various kinds of mustache guards. One
such is gold plate with a spring,
which may be fastened to any drink
ing vessel at a moments motive.
Another is especially designed FOR
beer glasses. tube connecting with
it goes down deep into the beer, SO that
the mustached drinker is able to avoid
the foam.
Other guards are destined to be worn
like spectacles somewhat, with wires
to pass to the back of the ears of the
wearer, and hold them on. The shield
for the mustache is of gold or silver, or
Of fine gold wire net.
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ie JOHN ". PLArT. his heirs or assign

70 JOHN ". PLArT, his heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notified that have ex-
Pended the sum Of five hundred $500 dol
10 ,als IN labor and improvements upon the
nEEK TRAIL. lode mining claim,
hlualsd on the Smoky divide, about twen-
T-lwo miles from ketchuin. in Warm
springs Creek mining district. Alturas
county; Idaho as required by section 2324,
devised Statutes Of the United States, be-
ing .he amount required to hold the same
,9r m the years ending December 81, 1887, to
npecember 81, 1881; that your proportion OF
u. ,N same is $50, being one-hali; and if
"; xilliin ninety (9) days from the service OF
,ii Mis notice, or within ninety (9) days after
fuas fuas notice by publication you fail or re-
.r, .a,e 70 contribute your proportion of such
~ ,Apsenuiture lne as co-owner, your interest in
snld sad claim will become the property of the
ssiaefs'gned under the provisions of said
''I.on 23Zi. FRANK J. LEMON.
AeEsilum.. Idaho, July ~, 1892
flrst publication July 80. 1892,