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IOI1l bA4So q railway OnQD Tpor volue1. JS4O,OOO
AND OTHER sHAREs
Omen High LoSr -cIosfA0-
Sales. tno. est. est. BID. Aslsd.
2esoo Am ll3sll2 l13bIl3h
"a Ami Rplo3I lo3s 1929 1927 lo3
1900 Am S N. llA III IL llh liz
2ooAmsNp aoS aoh aoS 2es 81
$3.50 Am Tob. esa 7o4 eeb 70 7oh
IS A obpfloe LOG lo5blo4 lo7
1850 Ateh.T&
sre~.. lot los lob loA 1oa
1895 Atch.T&
sep. 49, 10. Is. 10 10.
coo Bay std Oh Oh sh ga 10
SO. B Tn G.lo6 lo6 lo4s Io4s lo5
300 Can So. 47h 47h 47h AT 4s
sss ca:.so 10. ls. 70. 70: 70.
100 &C. ca
SILL. asa 2ss. es. as go
sos ca wlo3h lo4t 1882 o lo4.
1880 c.Bao. 7ls 7eh 7lS 72s 72t
1875 c.M4stP 71h 7e 7ls rs re
SO {. st
$3.50 CRAP es4 ess eet eea ee.
200 c.Hv4T. 8 81 g 81 ga
2Ios conGAs .lelale3 lelale2a 1884,
+sos d. Hud.1o lo5alo3l 1904 1862
eos p.Ltw.5oh l6l 1902 l5oa l5l
100 &
pf..... 375 18Th 379 w -
800 Gen Eiec 3lh 3lh 2eh 3oa 81
600 20 l.7o 40 l.eo l.75
omCent. e3k o3h e3h e2 90
1918 III Steel. 32S 2 8 3lh 32
lOLE&wp 65h e5h 65L 90 65
sLAke sh.l65 @ 1873 1874 1876
10 Long Il. as as as 40 as
1917 Lou y. 4ah Al 4sS 4as AZ.
500 Nan Con s4s q cav s4e SIS
l72 N etrraelo2 log log lolA
1910 No PSe.. l6h l6S ISL 3 l31s
80 Mo.K&r los los lo1 loa IL
ego M,KATp ct 27 27 27 27L
1900 " Cent 7SL SOa 7SL 9OL 6Oa
$500 NY Cent 96h Dol es5 81 eob
$50 Sat Lead 22& q 225 90 23a
$40 Sat Id p o2 o2 92 OH o2
100
stL.... ILL., IL H. ll@ IA
goo Y
W pf... 2OL 2l 2Oa 2IL 90
ll0S&wp "a % Cd 23L 24L
OGO Nor PAc. l2 l2 ll@ l2 l2L
1856 n Pae p 34% 34s 34b "a 34S
10 ont&Ain 6h 81 81 81 10
$50 Ont 4 W l3L l3a l3L l3L l3a
$50 PAc Mail 20 26S 20 26h 2oL
IB69e Phil Ar l6S 1911 l6% lo loL
S1s0 PHI n
ASt.. 20 AIt 40 al. 4ls
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v1rea on Ii. sssser.. bet We. oyerosse.

CHICAGO. April 2l.-Nicho!as Werner was
alone in his butcher shop. SOL Bishop street
last night when four men entered with drawn
revolver and ordered him TO throw up his
hands. Instead he fred two shots at Them
They returned the fire. and fnally drove Werner
into q corner and disarrne1 him. Then they
searched his pockets and the cash drawer. got
els. and escaped.
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Proposed trolley Asiuset Liss rsr .
Company.

wnNryoTos. Del, April Civ. B. yelling
Of New York was a. Dover to-day and asked the
General Assembly 10 grant Q charter TO the
Delaware Central Railroad which desires 10
build a steamer trolley road from Seaford to
Rsboboth. = distance Of thirty miles- The idea
is TO connect Reboboth with a line Of steamships
70 carry produce from the peninsula to New
York.
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AVhIht1e cAtk JAZZ.
i~oelacias gold balaDoe s224 .Usal7s tZ2i. [sI.c22
Money IN London. LeF& , oen-. Rates o. dis
count n open market :o- bo.h shor. and three
months lille, ~ , cent lno1n: Of bullion
gone into the Bank Of EnEiand o. balance To-
day. El3oOo Paris Atv!css quote 3 y cents q:
ln2 france q cent.Ines- Exchange on LONDON,
- francs IL cen,Iusss.
The sales Of mining s'orks al the New York
Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange 20
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B2ricv-WAs steSiiAr. Sew feeding 27'saSSc, COS:
and FRIGHT 10 ggHalo; mAlI:nc. SSsISc, As 20 gal
ity. Rye-WAs arm; state. S%sir. No. = Western.
Ssss & 3ac. co~I and fri.hi TO Buffalo. C1ro-Sy.p;
wa HIGHER. SAleS 1000 bush. including 500. 600 No.
2 mixed ~ 81 Lc. and OF rr1v ate terms. ir-e on hoard
AaoAt for export No. = mtIe4 IN elevator. 1000 AZ
S0A.c.; No. ; do. 5000 AZ 2Nc-; unSrAded, 5000 Al
CSC. and $500 do. at 25s.c-. free on board Furures
advanced ~. bat lcsf ihiS and declined &c. TO Ac
Future sales, 100000 bush. As follows:
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The rally in Liverpool. after q lower opening. was TO
1eeted In . sharp rise In futures here At the opening.
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April 20.Aprn FL.

Government bonds firm. The Is OF 1907 and
1925 closcd is ' cent. higher bid each. Railway
bonds strong. The features were Austin and
Northwestern lists. Bucalo and Erie new. Gen.
Denver City lists. Reading general Is, Union
Elevated lists. A,chison, Kansas and Texas,
important net advances were in Atrhison adj.
As, III = cent, to Ii44. and general Is. II, to "a;
Austin .Ia $ in HR 3D., S%E:thwes,ern lists, Z, to 13f; Buf.
debenture IS, ;. TO o6Ts; Kansas and Texas IS.
y, TO SO, and IDS 4, 10 56t; Northern Pacific
Reading general Is. 4. to sois; Union Elevated
lists, !, to u; Wabash lists. 3. TO los, and eds. l.
declined L = cent. TO SIS.
In bank stocks so shares OF Bank o: Repub-
lie sold at l52 and / share OF Metropolis at AIS.
Sales OF silver bullion certificates for is. o
ounces we're made on the stock Exchange at
York, 81 l5-l6c. Bar silver in London closed at
2sssd. Mexican silver dollars were quoted at
4sasdi9%c.
money is quoted as follows: Sixty days, . .
cent three and four months, .2 2 cent; six
: cent. and twelve months, I y cent. , on rood Si
mixed Stock Exchange collateral. Commercial
paper Ssiet; Prime Endorsed bills Iecsiveble
single names at 3%a4 Z cent, and good names
at +a5 q cent
Sterling exchange was quiet and nominally
Posted asking rates for sterling. S4.s7L. for
long bills and s4;s9 for demand. Actual rates
are; Long bills, ~; s6i9'@S4. s6s sight drafts,
$4.ssLs. Francs are quoted at S. l67sa5.i64 for
long and 5.l5d5.liA for short: reichmarks.
%euilders, 40 3l6d4oi4 for long and 4Ossa
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston-Par
and 3 cents discount. ChArleston-BuyinR. par:
selling. is premium. Savannah-Buying, i-i8
on; selling, par. New O~rleanB-Bank. $50 pre-
MUM commeretAL % cents premium. San
20 cents premium st Louis-75 cents TO On pre-.
MUM. Chicag0-S3 cents premium. Cincin-
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o. RpN L. -o-SAz-
s4Is pm q 2
"a r.. "a 25 "a = 25S
eoPuiPhcl6es 1891 1855 s l6o
iiossLks
TIap s7+ 7 s7a s7b sch
ico siL
zap. l2h l2h l2b l2L 13l
leo 3 3 8 3 81
s4lossPko. 67h 57s "a s7H 50
IS saPAopl3e l3e l3e las las
200 So Pss.. lkh lA5 lAh lAh Is
ssSO 50 By ,. a6E. 20 a6a a5a 90
800 ssdconl.75 l.75 l.76 40 LIS
asts 215 2lS pl slh 21h
ioUHPs s 5 81
tcoUsL.. 6S 6S Ga 6L 65
1890 rsLp- 62h 52L 5o1 5oh 81
100 wGbash 5 s 5 a. 81
40 wsb p. l2a l2a i25 l2k l2S
81 w-H EI. lo2 lo3 lo2 lol lo3
Ssz7 We Tel o sos sou o eos
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Underground Trolley Killed In Massachusetts
BosroS, April 1.-The House yestcr.ay threw
ont the bill relating 10 underground wires in
the city OF Boston. II passed IL would have ended
the reign OF the overhead trolley wires Senator
Holden accomplished the defeat.
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OREGON IMPROVEMENT
Reorganization.

s5sTos' Apat. '.u
=, p-SS-sfsrs 81 CSsssiaate1 NSv1Eas, Bs,a,
80 Prre-vr~1 49, Cs-s~s ersrh- uss.r III.
Plas $50 AETee.evf 90 Demonstrates rrprN-
,~-a-a ~ tiss UsServags~1 CSS.tzts~i AAz
70 mssA~rs IS 1Ss1s ss1 sseeh - ts- o--rou
raprsse3~s1 CS-panJ-
NOTICE. "a HLEEBT SrTD
l. TAts pzrtznz. ~ ~ usds-T1tc<3-g ugtr 80 On.
rst-.~ r.rrsse-rt-E 1uts-aDStoE =.-o--y sr-s4a
ths t,-ss uftHra Visa bats an s-srt LAY = -
t1s..1 uaztr a. SR1 Arrs--e11 f Eey-Es.1Eu5,
-.bysi y~zAs4y khs k<tz s1soSse - a. ~ IL.
SAY m. 1871.
Z Ts. -. srz s.Ea.iEs-- q ~ ;aT NJ: - sd
b. .s1 AE--~1.-1 - ~ sI&% % s1s. ..g.
dr-~s Ns-7=lF Boo1 " = CO tnE4 HAE- Z F--:-r-i
s.ock- 49, S9yS - ssc4 S4srt e c11r ~; * "a
ke-.by .Ale<. yaYLAss AZ tss NASEATZAN -R~ST
coNPANT. - Val SE-es<. EF- Tp-L C -. I'D
coL0SY TECsT coEPAST. Arss b-2ct-E 5-;1a
Nss1- - - t-sSc. NAV ~, Iso9.
Ce-ttsr11s zEss - presented ~ 10 t:zs z ;iy.
nsz.- TIA. u. Eas1s may ~ bosa< tae-rrr
Jo8T T. WATERBURY.
SKYVKRsoN COOLIDGE IN.
z OLl1H UORsK
q RACES
Cs.sit.e.
HKPspy. THAcEEE & 9LESCK C9sur
20 va. 81 Ss~ Tx
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nad-Between banks and over counter. 5 cents
premium
The Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Com
pany reports for the year ended Dec 81:
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s4ts4o


szTTius ...... S4L.Sto eSl.sSl ic tlS.S-E
The total Construction charges amounted 70
PrUsi add los surplus. si.5ia-sTo Land iras.
.sss 'S 90 h iSsa T ssS.Sai 'I isS ssH unsoii: sSas ssii
acres.
The net earnings Of the Oregon Imp-ovenea;
showing a rratffyinE incrsa.e over las; year.
The receiver also reports that the outlook l. IA
vorahle-, The time has come. however, in the
opinion both Of the committee and the receiver.
that a certain number o. improvements and
purchAses for the heLefi OF the company. Uh!ch
believing that the results Of s4ch expenditures
has therefore determined 10 p-o.se1 with
the plan of reOrganizAtion and has called tor the
ms; installment OF the assessment, which y only
pests with the COMMITTEES are a. 5ClOSs: Fr.
mortgage boDds. s3.4ls.oo.. Out q a total o:
1881 600; consolidated bonds, s5.ss2Op0, out
Of a total 0! s6,2i4.GoO. and a MAJORITY o: both
classes Of Etok- II kas been untsTstDot t.
. r,SSi NJ con ms;srepry; the Thai poa Of z; ;te
Chairman Of the minority committee, THAI after
negotiations for a settlement had been con-
the holders Of the outstanding interests TO come
IN uncer the committee plan Accordingly
pos!t without penalty Aas been er:entei 20 MAY
IL II ts UNDERSTOOD that there viii BE no
further extensions The fret iDsiallrnent Of the
bond- sl.25 on esch share o. preferred stock and
81 On each share o. cor.rE0a stDck-
These secur.i;cs. Anloas Others. were sold By
auction toby al the Rsal Estate Exchange:
tEhAres C@.tral SE,sOrsl Bank ..........!sSi.
q shs-ts AIl1ait- Ire: Cg-pssy .......-...i~J
lrc ssz-sf Ns"kEcy-s I'D T:t~Et' Hslk .......lz5
lz sksrrs Western NA-to-Al z SAX ...-.......iI5s
lLaA-e c1istos Hal AsDslassya .......-..---. 60
The receipts o. the Government TO-DAY were:
Customs. sl.HIJ.563: internal revenue, S3:3.-
esq. sbd miscellaneous. s31.l32, : tOsal % sI..
STs.3i- The Disbursements wefe $4,000. AZ
excess 0. regetp;s over expenditure Q: S-32--
3si Tho receipts ~ the Esszi year 70 da;s have
ten s26s.ol2 76s. and expenditures 500,
OF Sil lTI,552
The net assets Of the Treasury a. the close o:
business to-day, a. officially computed, conper
with those Of yesterday - follows:
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Electric stock aao,at,ss.
o-Tos. AprI sI.-Tee eaoslaS qpOsas.oa, o. electric

TotAl sales 2.3oo stA-ek
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Total sales OF railway bonds Cpar vaiue,. $4,000.
RAILROAD M OTHER sHAREa
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Sew York stoeh EIehasre-saies Anvil 81.
UNITED sIATEs AND STATE BONDS TRY 81. oOosl.

z 3 q, ;. IVY Il
5 e ls. c. lso71l2Si
10 -. e.1s25124a'
l2 s Is. e......ll4a,
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op<ninS. H,0Aest. Lo~est. c7e,4rS. Nioki
April 800. -.. .-. .. Spk 30L
NAy.......S04 sos es& Pcs SoL
July.......3lS 3lsk SlA 3lA SIS
Sept SO SO $685. S2S SS5.

oAts-spot WAS nrr. No. 9 white. 25-c.; No. 3
do. 2tc, No. ? white, clipped. s6c.: No. s do. 2SIc-:
No. 2 mixed. 2Sc.: No. 8 do, 22c,; rejected mtI~t.
2lc.; rejected white. 2Sc.. No. 2 mixed. delivered.
24c.; track mixed. 2SS2tSc.; track white. 254Soc.
Futures declined -c-. but recovered this and Ad.
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out It could not have been wrong-could
it? / never used the money they sent me,
and yet / have needed it many times. And
/ wrote it SO carefully, so very carefully.
Each page was gone over again and again.
l am sure that no one else would ever
have recognized ii. He could not blame me
for it, for he would see that 1t was meant
for him aione-and he would understand"
She moved restlessly in her chair, and then
went on in a nervous tone: NO. ii is not
strange that / have not heard. He always
took the magazine, but sometimes, 1 re-
member, he would be careless about re-
newing his subscription. He could not have
as Oh no, no, he is not cruel. 1t was
l. always 1. And he was so gentle, too,
So could he and then have forgotten about
it all in three years-just three little
years?" She lifted her head, and, looking
straight before her with eyes that saw
nothing in the room continued: Dear,
you will forgive me, won't you, for being
so unjust?' That is what he said, and his
voice was so pleading. And then-then l
The old man had gradually moved nearer
to the desk she talked. Now he stood
directly behind her chair, looking down at
There there he said, speaking as to
little child while he passed his hand gently
back and forth over her hair. You muslin
be feein' so about it, low it'll turn out
all right An you'll come an stay along
side O. Marthy an me for awhile, an listen
to the waves dashin' on the rocks, an
smell the breezes BLOWN from the sea.
1t was because you was so tired that you
spoke without thinking? Why" and he
laughed gently, you needn't mind II didn't
make a bit O. difference. / knowed you
Almost from the first; for your eyes are
as blue as when you was just a little mite
of a soft thing, an the goldy lights are still
shinin' in your hair"
The sweet odor of pine and cedar filled
the air. while the even sound of the plane
and the short, quick tap of the hammer
mingled with the voices of the men within
the shop. The boats, anchored to their
moortngs near by rocked laZily back and
forth, and the water rippled softly just out
side the door.
There's the boat over to westward See?
Dippin' up and down. amt she? But he can
handle her. Land! Why, L should think he
was a horned sailor"
The captain spoke proudly. He had drawn
his partner to the door, and both stood
watching the boat. They still held their
planes, and few shavings chung to their
clothes. Yes, SIR he continued, taking
off his hat so that the breeze could blow
across his forehead. Yes, sir, he came last
night, an l said to Marthy Let 'em have
the settin' room all to themselves. An they
was in there two hours. [ low it might
ha been a little more An when they came
out they was just as smilin. Sometimes
l calclate to tell you ali about it, an how
l fetched him here, an how-but then"
he broke off suddenly, speaking very gently.
Whats the use O. talkin' about it, after
all? For the lovin's there, an the light of
it is shinin' in their eyes"
Kate Erskine, in New York Evening Post.
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THE JOURNALS POETS.
To Martha.

know a stream; all clear and still it foweth,
And mirroreth wide skies where err it goeth;
Along its pleasant ways sweet flowers it spendeth;
To all the country round it's beauty lendeth,
Unknowing how it maketh all things fair.
Bright gauzy-wing'd things seek my river
And CLEAN athwart it, Ike a sunlight CULVER;
Wild birds, with wild cries echoing wildly sweet,
Flock hitherward as to dear retreat;
And everything that cOmeth. seemeth lovely
there.
1 know stream: ali dark and still it lieth;
Not even a wild thing above it crleth.
All STILL save for q sound. like low heart-sobbing
Save that the silence seemeth to be throbbing
Unspeakably, the loneness of the night.
But ah! the very stars OF heaven, ascending,
Meet in my rivers heart, clear lights their own
transcending
And all the night is hallowed by the star-lit
stream,
That banisheth it's unrest, as dream
With spell Of heaven-sent, sweet, reflected light.
I know life; through pleasantness its way it
wendeth,
Like to the stream; and in its bosom biendeth
The summer hues of sky and cloud, half knowing
The flowers, birds, gauze-wings are its own sweet
doing
They, loving, give their beauty without end
And this same life-O like the stream 1t glldeth
Through dark too, ALI aiones4n vain-the dark
ness hideth
It's clear depths not, from search-lights lit by
heaven.
And this great joy even unto me is given:
To know such life is living in my friend.
Indianapolis. -Ffdes-
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Mrs. WRITES STORY.

Mrs H. Writ No 343 Fletcher avenue.
Indianapolis Ind. says: For a number of
years was afflicted with nasal catarrh so
badly that ] could scarcely breathe At
was very offensive. My nose appeared to
be stopped up entirely. | decided TO use
Munyon's Catarrh Cure and Tablets and
after a weeks time my nostrils opened and
l could breathe freely. The discharge grew
less ana has now entirely ceased. | was
also a sufferer from nervousness and stom-
ach trouble. After eating l was attacked
with severe HEADACHES and my nerves We're
dropping on the floor startled me. Nun
yon's Remedies have cured me entirely of
these troubles
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EntiIifY.

(To musician with literary aspirations0
Now let me guess When mind and heart
Were talking to your list ming pen,
1t seemed that all the better part
Remained unwritten; still again
Your thoughts poured out, but not in words.
In vain the task no form of speech
Can reproduce the songs of birds
Or call from heights the soul may reach.
Do 1 guess right? Then L explain:
So long your hands have sought to speak
In musics sweet and varied strain
The thoughts that make all words seem weak
That when to language you would wed
The sweet emotions, one by one,
Your strongest periods seem but dead
And all in vain he work you've done,
Richmond, Ind. IS. w. Gillian.
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The Came,

She thought to play game with Love,
Oh. foolish little maiden.
To have no fear of CULVER near
With fatal arrow laden.
AS Love began to deal the cards,
So pitied she his blindness,
She leaned aside his hand to guide;
Twas done IN very kindness.
That touch! 1.-The game is mine,'' cried Love
Oh, foolish little maiden,
To have no fear of CULVER near
With fatal arrow laden.
Indianapolis. May w. Donnan'
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MUNYON'S SEPARATE CURES
FOR EACH Disc ASE

Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedies
are pleasant, potent, harmless and scien-
tific. They relieve suffering quickly and
cure disease permanently. No Supplying
doses or poisonous drugs but palatabe pei
let's embodying the cream of all medical
discoveries. Plainly marked with full d1-
rections for home use. Munyon has fifty
seven distinct remedies. Here are few of
them:
Munyon's rheumatism Cure seldom fails
to relieve in one to three hours, and cures
in few days Price, 25c.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
forms of kidney disease Price 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively cures
all forms of indigestion and stomach
trouble. Price, 25c
Munyon's Liver Cure corrects headache,
btliousness. jaundice, constipation and ali
liver diseases. Price, Csc.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and breaks up cold in a few hours.
Price, 25c.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs, night
sweats, allays soreness and speedily heals
the lungs. Price. 25c.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost powers to
weak men. Price, 81.
Munyon's Remedies at all druggists most
" 25c q vial.
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81 AM NOW CURED,

Mr.; r. G. Keeter, photographer 61a East
Washington street, Indianapolis, Ind, says
Il had dyspepsia for years. All the eff
forts 1 made to get cured seemed to make
It worse. Finally l begun using Munyon's
Rem5edies, and am now cured. Can at
tend to my business again and gaining
weight rapidly One prescription from
Munyon's doctors has done for me what
two hundred dollars spent in securing re-
lief failed to do"
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IMPROVEMENT AT ONCE,

Mr.. ]. K. CARRIER. Nc. 227 Virginia ave
hue, indianapolis, Ind, says: Il have been
suffering for a. long time from a very
on despite the fact that tried a number of
remedies to effect a cure. finally began
using Munyon's Cough Cure, and at once
noticed a great improvement. 1 am feeling
better now thar l have felt for a long
TiY7oa
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II Had Nasal Catarrh So Badly Could Scarcely
Breathe" Says Mrs. H. Wirtz, of 34S
Fletcher Ave-, after One Weeks Use
Of Munyon's Remedies | Could
BREATHE FREELY"
shy Wife Had Rheumatism So Badly" Says MIR.
]. B. AldEich, Of 1889 College Ave., "That
at Times She Was Unable to
DRESS HERSELF

~She Took Munyon's Rheuma ism
cure for Two Weeks and Every
symptom OF the Trouble VAN
ishcd.'-Read Below More Fully
What These Two Neighbors of
Yours Say About Munyon and
His Remedies.-In the Same
Way Speak Thousands
of Others.
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CATARRH, AsTHMA. DEAFNESS.

The Munyon offices are thoroughly
equipped for the treatment of every form
apparatus reaches all the diseased and sore
spots and effects a positive cure There is
treatment consists of mild and soothing To-
ttons, which give relief from the first APP
plicatiOn. and of internal remedies which
act on the blood and nerves and thoroughly
eradicate the disease.
If you have catarrh or any throat or lung
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"CAN WORK WITHOUT PAIN.

Mr.. ]. d. Aldrich 1S9 College avenue In
annapolis, Ind. says: My wife had rheu-
matlsm for years. At times she was unable
to dress herself. She took Munyon's Rheu-
matlSn Cure for two weeks, and every
symptom OF the trouble vanished. She can
now do days work without pain and it
Is the first time in years that she can work
without pain Munyon's Remedies have
done myself and wife more good than all
the medicines we eVar tried. -
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Well.

Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Look well to your husband, Whispered
the soothsayer, ominously.
.sWhat nonsense" the woman exclaimed
she affected TO laugh at the admonitlon,
but it preyed upon her mind until at last
she resolved to look better at last :
So ii was that she got her Mother HuD-
bard breakfast gown dyed over.
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A Theory.
Puck.

Brown-What is a postgraduate course,
anyhow?
Jones-I don't know, exactly, but think
it's some arrangement TO enable the stu
dents to devote themselves exclusively TO
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just the Thing.


truth.
Author-I have a dialect story I want to
sell you.
Author-I don't know
E,ditor-Iu take it.
VernaI Decisions.
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Proper Humility.
Tvnographical Journal.

Typographical journal.
Ten Eyck is going to ask the authorities
to change his name, l hear.
500"
Yes: since he has met so many reverses
of fortune he thinks it ought not to be
more than Five. Eyck. OF Whereabouts"
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In Boston.
Puck.

The Little Patient-Papa. were mustard
Masters used when you were a boy?
Papa-Yes, Waldo.
The Little Patient-It is strange that after
| so MANY years medical science should have
failed TO discover some agreeable substi-
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II smacked of Matrimony.
Puck.

Torne Tatters-TJv course, it's none Nv my
business pard. but wuz you ever married.
Rambling Rube-No. What makes you
| ask?
| YOU ever acquired dat habit wv sleepin Wit
| yer hands in yer pockets.
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The Reason.

Yonkers Statesman.
She-Did you run across any of your
friends in town to-day?
He-No; l wasn't on my wheel.
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HUMoR OF THE DAY.
Not Binding.

Chicago Record.
There was no hitch in the wedding cere-
mony; it went off beautifully"
mo hitch? Well, l shouldn't consider
that legal
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No Hanging.
Puck.

Permit me, then, to die at your feetn he
cried, desperately.
She shiVered.
Il see no objection to that" she an
swered 'All papa said was that you
mustn't hang around here"
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She Did.
Golfers Weekly.

Miss Ouizzer-Do you believe all the dis
agreeable things you read in the newspa-
Miss Buzbuz-I do, if they're about people
/ know.