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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-03-26

le son de ga voix, pour s'assurer
qu'elle etait toujours la. Depuis
que, par So propre volonte, ellie etait
venue a lui depuis qu'elle await
tout sacrife dams l'espoir de sauver
sa vie, Valery sentait quill aimait
Dahlia mile fois plus encore. Quels
tresors de tendresse ct de candeur
il decouvrait dams cette anne angeli-
que ternie par cette seule faute don't
l'amour etait la cause. II y await en-
ellie tant de dignite instructive, tant
de noble franchise, une 81 chairman
te MODESTO, que le docteur Renaud
en- raffolait ct que les jeunes roues
aui visitaient Valery lui parlaient
avec le plus profond respect ct la
traitaient avec la courtoisie qu'ils
employment snvers les danes les
plus haut places.
Dahlia await ecrit a Jean Lebon,
le priant de faire meubler immedia
tement deux des chambres des Dab
lias. II lui tardait de voir arriver
| le moment on ellie pourrait, sans
dan ger, amener Valery loin de cette
petite char1bre d'ofice on, disait-
ellie, Pair leur manquait.
| .Seulement deux chambres, mon
cher monsieur Lebon, lui avait-elle
ecrit le reste peut attendre ct un
peu plus tard j'arrangerai le tout a
mon godt.
| Madame Lebon vint la voir en-
presence de Valery, ellie n'osa adres-
ser a Dahlia nj questions nj repro.
ches, mais, lorsque la jeune file
|leut reconduite jusqu'a la porte de
| la rue, elles s'arreterent ct Virginie
en- embrassant So jeune annie, lu
!. ieta un bras autour du cou:
20 ma fllel lui dit-elle, puissiez
vous ne jamais vous repentir de c.
: que vous avez faitl
-Chere madame. repondit Dahl
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ayec un sourire radieux, un sourlre
aui illuminait toute sa physiono-
mie, ne me parlez pas de repentlr.
Je suis trop heureuse pour accorder
une seule pensee q pavenir.
Au moment on Virginie allait Sc
loigner, Dahlia la retint en- lui po-
SAINT une main sur lepaule ct lui
demanda avec une certains hesi-
tation
EFT Nicolas?
-Pauvre Nicolas repondit Ia
sage-femme. All! Dahlia, vous avez
brise sa vie!
Eft. m m'a-t-il mauditeP
Non, il vous a plainte. ct sill
regrette ce que vous avez fait, c'est
pour vous seule, Dahlia... Deux
jours apres votre fuite, il a quite la
Nouvelle- Orleans. La vue des lieux
on il vous a connue, on il etc heu-
reux pres de vous, lui etait devenue
insupportable.
Eft on a-t-il etc demanda Dah-
liza dune yoix tremblante.
Son beau-frere. le mari d'Es-
telle, trayaille sur une habitation
dams la paroisse st. Charles. Sou
vent il await engage Nicolas venir
s'etablir pres de lui mais le pauvre
garcon vous aimait trop pour s,e-
loigner. Apres votre indigne con-
duite a son egard, il ma plus hesite !:
| il est parti avec toute sa famiile.
| -Pauvre Nicolas murmura Dab
liza.
LOUISE RAYMOND.
A continuer.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-03-26
JEAN BERNADAC,
Chirurgien- V6t6rinaire,

Sc tient en- tout temps la disposi-
IT, tion des personnes qui auraient be-
AA~ soin de ses services. II prend des
animaux en- soin domicile Sa Tongue ex-
perience est une garantie pour ses clients.
NJ. Bernadac Sc charge de fournir, sur COM
mande, des cheyaux tells que lie desirent les
acheteurs II toujours des chevaux chez
lui, ct vend ct echange la commission. II
fera touiours son possible pour satisfaire ses
clients.
Residence. chez NJ. A. Lagane, rive gauche.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-03-26
DAHLIA LA QUARTERoNNE.
TROIsIEME tPARTIE.
vALERY JET DAHL1A.

rofice sonner dix heures, s'etait re-
leve, Sc souYenant des ordres du
medecin, ct Sc NIT a preparer la po-
ton quill fallait administer au
blesse. Mais le visage de Tom pro-
duisait nn singulier effet sur Valery:
on cut dit qu'en le regardant il re-
connaissait son assassin; ct il en-
trait dams de violents acces de fu-
reur lorsque le negre s'approchait
de lui. On comprend quill devenait
fort diAicile au pauvre diable de lui
faire prendre ses remedies.
La potion preparee, le garde-ma-
lade s'avanca avec une grande hesi-
tation, avec frayeur meme:
Tit maitre Valery, dit-il hum
Element, y faut bolt ca... c'est me-
decin qui dit Ca.
Un terrible iurement fut la re-
ponse du malade il oubliait la pre-
sence de Dahlia ct, montrant le
poing d Tom: /.
-Va-t'en, assassin cria-t-il in
fame moricaud! je te reconnais...
va-t'en ct laisse-moi tranquille on
je to tuerail
Bois. bois, maftrel repetait Tom
en- essayant d'approcher la tasse des
| levres serrees du blesse.
Mais Ia presence de Tom excitait
Valery dune maniere qui ne pou-
vait qu'augmenter son etat nerveux.
II le prenait pour un autre, c'etait
| certain.
! Miserable messager de don Or
lando Trocadero! s'ecria-t-il, pale
de furie ct recume aux levres va
dire 4 ton maitre que je le ferai ar
reter... quill sera pendu... ct sill ose
TOUGHER d un cheveu de Dahlia...
Son agitation etais effrayante e'
Dahlia comprit gull fallait. . tout
prix. y METRE une fin. Ellie prit la
tasse des mains de Tom ct fit signe
| d celui-ci de Sc reculer. Ellie etail
convaincue que Valery await etc
,frappe par un negre ct quill prenai1
Tom pour ce negre assassin.
Mon bien-aime, dit-elle en- la
passant un bras autour du cou @
eh portant la tasse . ses levres. YOU
allez boire ceci pour moi. nest
ce pas?
Il la regarda etonne ct. dun seu
trait, avala la potion qu'elle lui pre-
sentait. C'etait une potion cal
mante ct bientot penvie de dormi
Sc ct sentir. Il y await cinq jour
que le malheureux n'ayait fern
leil Dahlia s'apereut vite qu'i
combattait le sommeil ct ceci dan
la crailte de Ia perdre pendant qu'i
dormirait. Il tenait ses deux main
} serrees dams les siennes ct repetai1
a demi endormi Ne ten va pas, m
bien aimeel.. ne me quite pas !.
reste Ii l.. reste Ia l..
. Ellie s'etait promis de ne recule
: devant aucun sacrifice, de donne
80 vie, s'il ls fallait, pour sauver C
. homme don't lexistence lni etait |
: precieuse. Ellie etait maintenant 9
propriete, son esclavel Ellie retir
) doucement ses mains des siennes I
. &c dirigea vers la ruelle du lit ; ell
!. mouilla le front de Valery dean d
/ cologne, arrangea ses oreillers, 81
i tendit sur le lit ! cote de lni ct. L
. mains dams ses mains, la tets al
: puyss ) SOS orsillers, ellie commens
81 ) ohantsr douosment ! voix bass
/ one romance quil lui ayait donne
) i uns romance ! 4 mode ! cetts 6p'
J 1 qas s don't 4 refrain stait :
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(sU1rE-)

Ellie quitta IL porte ct vint sap
puyer au pied de Ia fenetre qui Sc
leyait au-dessus du lit du jeune
homme. De Ia ellie ne pouvait rlen
yoir, mais ellie entendait ses crls'
ellie entendait les paroles incohe-
rentes que lui inspirait le delire.
-Dahlial criait-il; on est Dah-
lia?.: Je veux voir Dahlia!
Puts, ayec des cris de rage, il s,f-
dressait d don Orlando. il repous-
salt un horrible negre qui s'avanealt
yers lui, arme dun poignard. Et il
appelait Nicolas, il le menaeait.
-Je te tuerai. disait-il, 81 tu Tap
proches de Dahlia.
Et ses cris terribles recommen-
caient ct il repetait entire chaque
cri Appelez Dahlia! Je veux voir
Dahlia!
Et tont q coup. SO raidissant dams
une crise supreme, il cria dune voix
etranglee Va-t-elle done me laisser
mourir sans la-voir
Hors d'elle. ne pouvant en- enten-
DIRE advantage, Ia jeune file quitta
Ia fenstre ct regagna la porte. Il
ny await plus d'hesitation dams ses
movements: le moment du sacri-
fee etait venu ct ellie etait prete q
tout faire pour assurer le salut de
Get homme qui etait tout pour ellie
sur la terre. Ellie Sc disait !:
-Qu'importe ma yieP qu'impor-
tent mon honneur, ma vertuP Je
venx quill viyel
Ecartant les rideaux des deus
mains, ellie entra dams la chambre
lie lit de Valery Sc trouvait en- face
de Ia porte ct il apereut Ia jeune
file des son entree. Avec an cr'
terrible, un cri qui renfermait toutt
son anne, il lui tendit les bras er
prononeant ce seul mot :Dahlial
Ellie courut q lui ct, s'asseyant sui
le bord du lit, Sc sentant entoure'
des bras caressants du malade, ell
laissa echapper ces paroles
-C'est moi. valeryl c'est moi!
Accroupi sur ses talons, Tom, !
negre garde-malade. la regardai
ayec stupsfaction, SO demandan
d'oa ellie venait, comment ellie etai
entree ct 81 ce n'etait pas un ang'
que Dieu envoyait pour cherche
Fame du mourant. Comme 81 vral
ment ellie cut etc IN messager ce
leste, ellie faisait renaitre le calm
sous les caresses qu'elle prodiguai
d son amant. L'expression hagard
de son regard await disparu ct ]
fxait sur Dahlia IN cell rempli d
tendresse ct de joie.
C'est toll repetait-il en- tenan
les deux mains de Ia jeune fill
etroitement serrees sur sa poitrins
C'est bien tot l.. Et tn ne me quil
teras plus
Jamais je to 10 jure. Valery !.
Je suis i toll. . toi seul maint'
nant l..
L'esprit encore fable du malad
ne pouyait realiser le bonheur %
lui portrait rangelique creatur'
Tout % quil comprenait. c'e'
qu,ells 6tait Ii, pres de lui, !
qn'elle await pronis de ne plus
gutter. n passait me main caro-
sante sur con yisage et sur ses OH
ssux, oouvrait Do baissrs lss don
nains qu'slls lni avsit abandonne'
= rtpstait d'une soix banss, comm
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il expliqua a la jeune file les SONS
q donner au blesse, lui remit les
poudres quill fallait lui faire prem
DIRE ct lui dit en- SO retirant:
-Je crois pouvoir vous assurer
que la gravite du danger disparu
ct que mon malade est sauve, grace
a vous, mademoiselle.
Pour toute reponse, ellie eleva ses
beaux yeux vers le ciel.
LIE lendemain settlement Virginie
s'apereut de labsence de Dahlia.
La malheureuse s'ecria-t-elle +;
avoir tant lutte ct succomber a la
fin!
All! Ninie, lui repondit Jean,
pamour est bien puissant ct il faut
etre une sainte CONNIE toi pour pou-
voir lui resister.
LIE surlendemain, madame Lebon
recut un billet de Dahlia celle-cl
faisait demander un peu de linge a
sa vieille annie ct ajoutait settlement:
Isl vous m'aimez encore, venez
| me voir! Mon ceur est 81 plein de
bonheur quill ne s'y trouve plus de
place pour lie repentir. Venez, chere
madame !; i'ai tant de chooses a vous
direl
De leur cote, Horace ct Gothe
avaient appris ce qui s'etait passe.
Gothic pleura ct, CONNIE Virginie
l'avait fait, ellie s'ecria:
| -Pauvre enfant! pauvre chere
Dahlia! avoir tant souffert! avoir
lutte avec tant de courage pour etre
vaincue a la fin!
Ellie obei a sa destinee. dit
Horace VOLTA tout!
Un journal, en- parlant de la ma
ladie de valery, racontait les soins
charmants don't il etait pobiet de Ia
part dune jeune ct jolie quarteron.
: ne, de mademoiselle D. D.. ct nj
/ manquait pas d'aiouter CONNIE j
j favait fait pour Gothic:
/ aEncore une etoile qui tombe
r un nouvel ange dechu!"
Q Gerald Ashton, aux Lilas, lut G.
: paragraphe ct en- rit. II ne seton
matt point d'entendre dire qu'
Q toutes les jolies files de la Nouvelle
g Orleans, blanches CONNIE quartz
u ronnes, Sc disputaient fhonneur e
Q le plaisir de devenir les garde-ma
a lade de son neveu Valery Ashton
ii parut, n'attacher aucune impoz
tance ce discours de la gazette
quill ne montra pas a Laure.
IS LIE souvenir de ce paragraphe re
vint plus dune fois a la memoire d
j; l'oncle de Valery. D. D., s'etait-i
dit, ce doit etre cette Dahlia Dalve
it ras, la petite-flle de Babette.
II await fait disparaftre le journa
II pour lempscher de tomber dane le
n mains de Laure.
le Les femmes, ayait-il observ'
Ie ca volt du NAL partout ct dun graf
de sable Laure ferait une montagn
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LOUISE RAYMOND
Valuable to women.
A continua.

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men it has no equal. No home should De
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TOM B ES .

lie sonssigne prev ent lee families qu'il Sc cha
ge de derENTRETIEN DIES TONNES dams les c
metieres de ST. jean Baptiste ct St Pierre aims
one fie fieTOUVERTURE DES FOURS. de la CON
STRUCTJONDESM MON NUMEf is st de toutes les
rsparations necessalres an bon etat des travaux
qni lui seront confas.
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AUX HABI'rANTS.

LIE soussigne annonce aux habitants de 81.
lean -Baptiste quill s'occupe du traitemeni
des chevaux ct des operations de toutes sortes
leur faire II Sc rendra de suite chez ceux
aui le feront appeler.
Sadresser chez lui. rive gauehe, on lui ecri-
re la poste de Bonnet Carre.
CELEsTIN BREDY.
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LIGHT FARM GATE.

spaced, make the gate just feet high, and the calculation is based on that number: Six horizontal bars, by by II, equals p feet; two diagonal braces, l by by 61s, 9 feet; four upright braces and latch, l by by 5, z feet; total amount of lumber, 3s feet, at $1.5o per hundred costs 57 cents; bolts and hinges, 25 cents; nails, cents; hang ing and making (two hours) 20 cents; total cost of gate, SLOT. This does not include posts, as they are identical with those used with other kinds of gates. In this locality two good black locust posts of proper size would cost about 20 to 9 cents each. The one to which the gate is hung should be put at least feet into the ground. Cor. Breeders Gazetter. d 7s
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The newest designs run in scroll pat terms like those in the picture.
 Spring and summer hats for knock about wear always emerge at the same time as the shirt waists, for the two go together. Some of the new shapes resemble the mortar-b board sailor which was the college girls favorite last win ter, but they are made of straw, and instead of the soft, white felt tops there are crowns of straw woven in rings of two contrasting colors as may be ob- served in the upper hat in the illustra- tion. These have three quills at the left side thrust through a narrow band of velvet, which is the only other trim ming.
 Other hats tip down over the face like the second hat in the picture. Some of these are braided in two eolors of straw, making cheellered effect of the whole. Quills again are used for trimming, with a broad plaid band of ribbon knot ted at the left side. The crowns are .coneave at the top, with the sides form-
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STICK TO HI. PIG.
No Other Farm Animal Will Pay Bets
 ter for Good Care.

No Other Farm Animal Will Pay Bets
 ter for Good Care.
 The tendency to concentrate or spe- cialize farm operations may be carried too far. It is generally understood and acknowledged that the pig is an i'm portant part of the stock of a dairy farm, and can be kept on what would otherwise go largely to waste, that some small farmers who are not in the dairy business begin to feel that they have no place among pork raisers. This is not a wise conclusion. When man simply puts the value of the food of the pig against the value of the pork produced, he shows that he has either forgotten something or neglected some important opportunities.
 There are many things about any farm and garden that a pig will make better use of than anything else. We know that hens will eat most of the kitchen waste, and the weeds can be turned into fertilizerin q compost heap, but the pig will dispose of the weeds much better and quicker and get enough out of them topay for his trouble. Then there is always a lot of fine, rubbish about the premises not edible and which would go off in smoke if burned, that is needed in the pig pen for an absorb ent, and will there be made into rich fertilizer. There is no other animal on the farm that is so much neglected as the pig and none that will pay better for good care and enough oft.
 Good care does nv consist wholly ofwarm pens and sufficient food, though these are too often lacking; it also in cludes a change of food. sunshine, water to drink and something besides muddy filth to root in. While the most serious problem before our farmers is supply ing and sustaining fertility, and while they know that what they get from the pig pen is among the most valuable that they handle, they seem to think it is the duty of the pig or the pen, or both 10 supply this material, and when the supply is small, cast no reflections on themselves. A man who cannot bring his mind and his habits down to the care of details enough to put his chip dirt weeds, leaves and a supply of muck or sods into the pig pen regularly and often will not succeed with poultry If he will do this he can make the pig pay so that the pork will be clear gain Rural World.
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ing little ledge all around-a delight ful receptacle for puddle of water in a sudden shower.
 The golf girl, who has been seen on the links all winter in the south, is only beginning to brave spring mud in northern attitudes. If possible, she is more English in appearance than ever. She is wearing bright red golf coat of a brand-new cut. It is severely plain, and savers of the blouse fashion, which has been discarded from other realms of dress. For golf, however it's loose ness recommends it highly, and the new jacket is slightly pouched at the waist, both back and front. It fastens at the left side with three large buttons just below the collar, and again at the waist with a single button attached to the belt.
 4 plaid Tam O'shanter sailor goes with this coat, and the whole effect is very stunning. The expression Tam O,Shanter sailor may need explanation, built means hat with Tam O'shanter crown and a somewhat rolling sailor brim. THE LATEST.
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A battle of giants is going to take place this summer on 30,000 farms in America, not in talk or votes, but in yields. Salzer's new potato maryels are named as above, and he offers a price for the biggest potato yield, also S400 in gold for suitable name for his corn q7inches long) and oat prodigies Only seedsmen in America growing grasses, at $l.50 barrel. The editor urges you to try Salzer's Northern-grown seeds, and to
 SEND THIS NOTICE WITH IL CTs. IN STAMPS to John A. Salzer Seed Co.,, La Crosse, Wis, for II new farm seed samples, worth 5000. to get start, and their big catalogue. x 9
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hrst box he began to improve. When he had taken nine boxes he was completely cured. This famous blood and nervs medicine had accomplished what all h,a former expensive treatment failed to ac. complish- MT Kemper says his eatarrb has entirely left him; he is strong again es....: weighs nine pounds more than he ever difl. lie glyes the pills the entire credit. He is starting teaching again and feels abundantIy able to continue the work To prove ths. the above IS true in every respect, Mr. Rem. per makes an affidavit as follows
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 10th day of September, 1897.
 k. P. WATT, Notary Public
 we doubt if these pills have an equal in all the range of medicine, for building up g run down and debilitated system.
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Ho.s.s rhi.e

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Gatarfh Cure
 F. J Cheney < Co.,, Props, Toledo 0.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. I chenes for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac- tons and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. ledo, c.
 Waidiug, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. of the system. Price 75e. per bot tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
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ty, who can cut princess dress, ought to be able to cut the same thing in fine eambric, and to insert bones where they would go in in corset just as she would in dress waist. These should
 be put in in such manner that they can be easily removed for laundry purposes. Separate corset steels are sold in the shops, and these could be sewed in if desired, but hooks and eyes or buttons will serve quite as well. The skirt may be trimmed as elaborately as any other.
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MODEL FARM GATE.
it's Designer Calls It the Cheapest ana
 Hest of All

it's Designer Calls It the Cheapest am
 Hest of All.
 Enclose for the consideration of your readers a sketch of farm gate-the lightest, cheapest and best of all. If there is weak spot in it would like to have it located, and if there is any way to make one with less lumber and labor, the man who khows the fact should prove his philanthropy by pub fishing it. Of course the gate can be made as tall or as low as may be de- sired hy using many or few horizontal bars. In the sketch have employed six which, cut by inches and properly
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Rather Discouraging. Slim (hunting for new boarding -house) )-"Is the lady of . policeman" What are the terms for board here?" Cash" q mean how much a week 7" Ten an fifteen week, 'eordin' to room" "I presume she makes a reduction for people who stay month or two?" q don't know. No one ever stays that long. y IN. Y. Weekly.
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suggesting a Remedy.

Mrs. Jaggs-1'm at loss to know what to do for my husband; he suffers almost continually from headaches.
 Mrs, .Naggs-Why don't you try to per suade him to resign?
 Resign from what?'
 Why, from the club, of course. .'-ehi
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"The fact that I was q good musician, 2 said the lady from Johnstown, was the our town few years ago How was sthat?g asked the young lady who sang "NNhen the water struck our house my husband got on the folding bed and hoated down the stream until he was rescued" And what did you do? Well, l accompanied him upon the piano."-N. Y Journal
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 Coughs and Colds

in themselves are not serious maladies. The most trivial cough or cold if neglected, may lead to asthma, bronchitis, or consumption. The right time to treat cough or cold is right away. Delay means danger Dr. Bells Pine r=fioney is quick cure, sure cure, and safe cure
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Tmo of . Kind.

He-Why does a woman wear an- other woman's hair on her head?
 she--Why does a man wear another calf's skin on his feet ?-Chicago Daily News
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That Dreadful CoIsf--

that fearful eough-a danger signal It ia eapping the vitality from your lungs To- day bottle of Dr. Bells Pine.Tar Honey This remedy will speedily cure deep.seated cold or serious cough, and give strength to the lungs. All good druggists sell 1t.
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In the advertisement of the John A Salzer Seed Company, La Crosse, Wis, a few weeks since, the price of potatoes was inadvertent- ly placed at $l05 per barrel; this should be $l.50 per barrel. We advise sending cents postage for Salzer's catalogue.
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UseIesa.

Uncle-Tt's been very hard year. and I've had to contract lot Of debtsi
 Nephew-Why. that's too bad, uncle. for had lot of ready-made debts that could have turned over to you! Humoristiche
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Satisfaction Guaranteca.

:, Stage Manager MT. Heavy, you will take the part of Alonzo.
 Mir. Heavy-I have never seen this play. Do you think can please the audience in that part?
 s,.Immensely; You die in the first act. IN. Y. Weekly.
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would be greatly reduced if every home were supplied with bottleof Dr. Bells Pine-Tar. Honey. The great lung strengthener and kidney affections. All druggists sellit.
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It js difficult to understand a sober man recitlng Bnrnes' poetry, but the job is still more difficult whe: . man gets drunk in to recite his poetry.-Atchison Globe
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Fits stopped free and permanently cured. No fits after first days use of Dr. Kline 8 Great Nerve Restorer. Free $2 trial bottle &
 treatise. pr. Kline, 993 Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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AImonds nnd smilnx,

A good deal is said and written about society, but all there is to it is salted al monds and smilax.-Atehison Globe.