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charlie observers Spiders.

Dear Boys and Girls--Last summer I wux
tellin' you bout my hornets--iho fellers with
the hot fest--and the spiders that bilt In our
woodshed. Well, I've had some more spiders.
/ found en- this winter. and when I FIRST saw
'epi didn't think they wuz spiders ut ali.
They wuz all done up In bag that looked
like yelIer silk balloon turned upside down,
and they wuZ hangin' TO the branch of big,
round tumble weed In our back lot. The bag
wuz made OF silk, as soft as you please some
flies come out of. and whom l opened IL |
found In the middle of soft little guIshon n
bunch of yeler eggs and a whole lot of little
spiders. p'raps two or three hundred, all
crawlin' and wrIggIin' around together They
wuzn't much larger than u very small PIN
head and they wz pure white on the back.
with long legs and iittIe black dots of heads.
In the field where l found this bag Of spiders
there were hundreds OF bags fastened to the
weeds. and ! guess they can be found almost
all over Chicago. took one of EN- homo
and showed II TO Uncle Nat
Now. the question is seq to him. ''how
In the world do all those spiders live for four
or FIVE months in the winter with nothing TO
That's ety." he seq; they eat one an
other"
At first thought Uncle Nat wuz joiin', but
he showed me the place In q book. and he said
that the strongest spiders ct the little. sickIy
fellers, and came out fat and strong In tue
spring. Cause II all the spiders WIZ 10 live
aud grow big the would soon be nothing In the
world but spiders. That's what | call inter-
cstin' and IL wuz q spider in that bag I'D
practus with dumbeIls and Iniun clubs TO get
up my mussle SOS could eat UP dozens and
dozens OF little fellers
And that proves what said last SUMMER
..spiders is intrustin,.
i had a snake that swnllered-but thatil do
for another story so good BY.
Charlie Observer.
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HAD A NICE TIME CHRISTMAS.

High Prairie. Texas Dear IIaphammer As
have not written TO The Post for some time.
! VIII attempt Ia write again. Well Haps
Christmas Is over. have spent very nice
time / went 10 dance last night and mad
a very good time indeed | hope all OF the
ffaps had nice time this Christmas. ] sre
some OF the Haps are talking about what
historical man deserves the most praise.
thinf Columbus deserves the most. II II had
not been for him America would never have
BEEN discovered. but up TO the time he died
he was ignorant Of his discovery.
have been going 10 school for some time
ane like my teacher very well. believe 1
would rather study grammar than anything
s,sc. ! think history is more important. but
/ do not like to study 1t at all think every
liar should strive TO improve his or nor
know ledge We should all strive to get an
education. Every one can get common edu-
cation, at least. E
oh. Haps; wouldn't II be nice for us all to
have a union? ] don't guess all could get
there, but 1t would certainly be nice. Thomas
Taylor. sawF IN atbe paper that you We're
married, Is 1t SO, OF notg Yours sincerely,
M Sallie Wilson
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crneker-Jack rar.ic..

Chicago KepbTu.
While the ''cracker-iack" party is the very
newest of new parties, IFS as jolly way OF
ertertsinIhg lot of school friends as you
frd II a weeks search. And, besides. moth
ers can not object on the ground that lot
Of expensive goodies must he bought or a
whole day spent In fussing over the baking
Of cakes and things. All that Is needed ~
10 cents worth OF popcorn and a quart or
two OF nice. fresh peanuts.
As soon as the guests arrive and have taken
OF their hats and coats they are marched
into the kitchen aud set TO work Smelling pea
PUTS or huliirg corn. When all are there the
corn Is popped. Don't feel bac n the popper -
is.are fun. The popped corn Is put into big
diahran and with Il the peanuts are mixed
At this point the hostess brings out porce-
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TnE rARRoTs REsoLuTIox.
Thc Wise Hird Determined to he
Good ut New Years.

Good ut New Years.
st Nicholas.
The parrot had been listening to tho talk
nbcut good resolutions, for everybody had
bcen making some for the New Year. Now.
par OTIS always try to initiate people. so he
made one too. That IL what no was thinking
OF as he snoothed his benk With his claw.
II Won't scream or say any ugly words, "
he seid to himself II VIII say only nice,
funny things, Then they won't threaten to
seud me away"
So all New Years Day and pnrt oi tns
next he kept saying Happy New iearl
Glad to see youN' Polly wants y cracker
Get up. horscy!" and tried TO say Twas
the night before Chrsstmas.' which ho had
been taught--for OF course he couldn't know
that really 1t was week after CHRISTMAS
The children were good, too. for they nal
made n resolution not to quarrel and every.
thing WAS pleasant IN the nursery, where the
parrots cage hung.
hnt the next day Harry tcased Kitty by
taking away her playthings. Kitty was cross
and said "stopt You're hnrridi''
1l,nn Harry pulled away her now picture
book and sat on 10.
I'm tell mamma" she said "Ma-nr-mar!H
She roarcd. Make Harry stop"
s'Telltolei'' said Harry. Then Kitty slapped
hin, 20 that Il hurt, and both began TO cry.
The parrot listened in surprise, Then, seo-
ing that they had both broken their rcsolu-
ton, he thought H. must do the same ttor
parrots can only initiate peoplel, Sp he began
10 scream out: stop. Iiorrid thing, Tell
tale, Boo-hoo-hool Ma-ar-mnr,
What is all tbis? said mamma coming
In = thought you promised not to quar-
rel
The children were much ashamed. They
STOPPED crying and made up with each otner.
Hut the parrot kept on screaming; "ilorridl
Stop, Boo-boo Mar-mar lIorridl Stopl
Boo-hoo. Mar-mar,' TIL everybody was tired
of herring him.
But OF course he didn't know any better.
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lain kettle In witch Ia put one cupful OF
nclaHscs and onc-half cupfui OF brown sueaf'
She hollis this for ten minutes ana then ponrs
IL over the corn and nuts, which are then
rtd, into dainty little balls Put the hai,s
on large platters, and when all are hntsnc,i
take them into the dining room, where big.
fat pitcher OF lemonade has already been
placed.
II you don't mind the time and trouble. Y 8
nice 10 trim the dining room with strings y.
popcorn. Have all the atrings begin at the
chandelier and 30 toward the wallis. In tnat
way ycull have pretty canopy Just ever tho
table The Wise hostess VIII, OF course, nave
s,ecl of big Bingham aprons on hand Tor
both boys and girls.
It's not necessary to say what follows whcn
tn, guests, the ornckcr-jack and the lemoa-
AIDE meet ia the dining room.
For souvenirs mike little women out Ni
peanuts. Mark the faces With Ink and put on
it'll. skirts and bonnets OF tissue paper
Chinenen can be maio this way, too. Braid
cd threads will suffice for the queues.
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SECRET ~ OFT.
How Nun Can Live to BE Ono Hum
dred Years of Age.

How n Man Can Live tn BE One Hum
drcd Years of Age.
Sir James Sawyer, an English physician.
is one OF those who thinks that II man
takes proper care of himself he ought to
live to be at least 100 years old. For the
sake of those who would like 10 try the
experiment tho nineteen rules prescribed
by Sir James are here given: You are to
take eight hours sleep; sleep on your right
side; keep your bedroom window open all
night: have mat 10 your bedroom door;
do not have your bedstead against wall.
no cold tub in the morning. but bath at
the temperature "a the body; exercise be-
fore breakfast. eat little meat and see that
II Is wei cookad,ifo adults)drnk no milk;
eat plenty Of fat to feed the cells, which
destroy diseased germs; avoid intoxicants
which destroy those cells; daily exercise
in the open air; allow no pet animals in
your living rooms. They are apt 10 cairy
about disease germs; live in the country
II you can; watch the three Discriminating
water. damp and drains: have change OF
occupation. take frequent and shDr. holt
days; limit your ambition. and keep your
teInDer
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source From which II Came.

kindergarten teacher was recently review
ing her little class on the instruction given
the day before The following are part OF
the questions and answors
Teaohcr-Now. children. told you yestor-
day about the various materials from which
your dresses are mnde--silk, wool and cotton.
Let me see how well you reineml or. Margle.
where did the material come froia OF which
your dress Is made,
Margie--it once grew upon the back OF n
sheep
Teacher-Very good; and yours, Liian7
Lilian--My dress once grow upon the back
of sheep and part Of II was spun by the silk
worm
Teacher-Correct, And yours, Lucy?
Lucy with evident nmbarrassmcnt)--My
dress was made out OF an old one OF
mammals.
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SONGS rn EXCHANGE.

Mumford. Texas. Dear Haphammer: Here
I come again 10 chat with you while.
Christmas has passed and hope all the Hans
had a nice time. / had>a very nice time. all
though Christmas was very dull this year. II
has been raining the past few days and IL is
so wet and muddy we had to spend Christmas
at home.
Ny teacher, Mrs. Wood, didn't teach any
last woa.s, because Il was 50 wet and muddy.
30 We had week 10 shoot fireworks,
lJaps think we have big club now.
Every Sunday see more coming In. ! think
II would be SO nice 10 get VI cub book.
dent you?
see Guy Fagen has written to. us again. !
like his letters 80 much. horc he VIII write
again soon,
Ny sister. Miss Cora Dabbs. got married TO
Mr.. j, W. Duncan "Wednesday night. the
ed of ,)accmher SaRev. q. IL. Phair married
them My marrted sister. Mira. Moore, from
Reagan. spent fhIistmas with us, and ssha
Will return honaesxEkdnesday. she thinks. Mr.,
Hap. I am glad that you have come back, but
am very sorry that Mistress Primrose has
gone liked her 50 much
Haps. would be very glad II some Of you
would send me the words Of Twinkle.
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new YEARS THOUGHTS.

written for The Post by Mary II. Rice,
aged II, Of Fort Worth Texas)
Last night as the old year died away
And the new year was ushered In.
thought OF my deeds OF every day.
And what they might have been.
am not pleased with my last years deeds,
And neither are YOU | suppose;
Let us tear them away like dead weeds.
And plant in their stead a rcsc.
On the shelf Of time ~ behold old books.
Reside them we place one more;
This contains our last years acts and
looks
Not what we have done years before
The years gone by can never return;
We grieve to think they are paGt-
Let not our thoughts for the bygone burn,
II we try we shall win at last.
Eighteen ninety eigh! Ia here;
Open your eyes and see;
The time draws very near
To prove what you can be.
Make up your mind to be brave,
Firm. noble and true;
Use the powers God gave
To no other az TO you.
Bromolne via positively cure o cold 10
|twenty-four hours. y" cure. NO pay Is
cents.
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Good

A visit to the druggists yester-
day by DR.. Harter's representatives
elicits the fact that thirty-nine peo-
pie, who obtained free sample
bottle Of DR.. Harter's Iron
Tonic on Monday and Tuesday of
this week, have voluntarily re-
ported to the druggists from whom
they obtained the sample marked
change for the better.
70 rid this city Of blood disor-
ders and dyspepsia is DR.. Harter's
mission. He has pledged his
word to do SO, and he will keep
his promise to the letter.
We publish to-day a few COM
munications received by us. They
may prove Of interest to you. We
regard them as strong evidence
in the right direction.
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A CHATTY LETTER rRoM NICK,

Houston. Texas. Dear Haphammer: wish
all the Iiaps happy New Year Mr.. Hap
hammer, ! wish you happy Now Yonr. long
life and prosperity. j also wish happy
New Year to Mistress Primrose. Saturday
was my birthday. the first day of the year.
had very fine French dinner. ! felt very
happy.
] was never more agreeably surprised than
Sunday morning, when took the dear old
Post, and saw the name OF Miss Scofeld ON
our page. looked all over the page to SEQ
If there was any of her poetry. which / take
so much pleasure In reading. Miss Nettie. I
wish you a very happy New Year. May
the year bring you joy and happiness and
your path be nothing but roses. How kind
of you to have thought of me. thank you
very much. | would like very much to recip-
rocnte your kiss, but ] send you one. Please
favor us very soon with some of your nice
poetry ] must tell you that Sunday after
reading your nice letter, went to the Sun
day school and was surprised with very
pretty gold medal presented to me by my
teacher. Miss Edna Mentally. She is the
loveliest young lady one could wish TO meet;
so patient and panstaking with all her schol-
airs. | dearly love her. My best wishes to
Mr. Hapbammer and love to all the Haps A
true Hap, Nicholas Belden.
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THEIR MECHANICS.

kildren that know. possess
b names half score.
$Theo" Teddy "-"Ted,
u christened -.
4t scarcely Is called Alright
~ haps or chances;
Fanny" Frankie" Frank and
Ean,''
- her real name is -.
Harry Laurie"-'Lanty" comes
Ill he always writes It --);
n sister twin, whom most address
DO or "Floy'' for --.
q Is 'Bctty''-"Bess"-
ma and ''Elspeth'-
List eth'--"B et"--'.Lib"-
mes ---. st. Nicholas.
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A NEW HAppYuAMMER.

Era, Texas.--Dear Haphammer: NJ papa
takes Tho Post, and enjoy reading the let
ters so much. l am years old aud would
like to join your happy band. ] so to school
aud study fourth reader arithmetic. gram
mar spelling and geography. My teachers
name Is Miss Dorinda owen. | have four sis
tiers and one brother. My oldest sister is mar
ried and lives In Davis, /. r.. My mamma Is
postmistressY at Era. Grandmother. my
mammals mother of Meridian, Miss, who has
been visiting US, returned home OH the I'D
instant. oh,-how we miss her. She is so good.
Grandpa died last January. He was an old
Mexican war soldier and fought for this great
States freedom also In the late war. Happy
New Year. Fa Agnes Stamper.
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word OF prhise "
your medicines. !
began taking Pc
ru-na the goth "
February. 1897. l
was NIL worn out.
My weight was Ia
pounds. | v as
wenk and almost
rcndy 10 40 10
bed. ] had ca
tHrrh. asthma AMI
kidney trouble. !
have tnkon ten
bottles OF Peru
ma and / weign
III mounds. I feel
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QUEEN &. CRESCENT ROUTE.

New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad
Company, Alabama and yi0ksburg Kaii.
,vrv company Vicksburg, Shreveport aud
pasific Railroad Company. Best time VIA
New Orleans or Shreveport 10 chatia-
snsoga Cincinnati. Asheyills, Washington.
pnIiadelphia New York. yeStibu.ed trains.
r N HuNT. Dallas, Texas: w. S'rOM5.
az r. Al Now Orleans. La; GEO. IL.
SMITH. q. p. A.. New Orleans, La
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as II could do as much work as any man on
Garth / had tried seven doctors: some OF
lfnm as good rs there werc IN the STATE.
Eut none OF them did me any good. ~ last
taiIns n and il has cured me, SO recon-
pended IL to my nniebbor and 4 Is doing ne
work for him. He has gained four POUNDS
FRI M the use OF three bottles"
send 10 The Pc-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
COMPANY, Columbus. Ohio. for a free book
on catarrh written By Or. Hartman.
Ask your druggist for free Po-ru-na Al
manae for 1895.
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TRoY. ONO. March :. lSps.
Tho nr. Har,er Modicino Co.

THO Ut, IfhrttF WUuIVIN' %. 49, ~. I1t
Gentsg4Eor tho benefit Of other sufferers,
consider II my duty 10 speak Of your IRON
TONIC. My wife was an invalid for several
years. had lost nearly all vitality. Ehe could
not eat aud was reduced iii flesh 20 an alarm
ing extent An medicines failed TO give relief
until We tried DIR. iIiARTEii'S Iron TONIC.
which restored nor usual hoalth and strength
I'm worry short time Words can not cxprres
our npprcoiation OF this valuable remedy 1t
,s certainly u wonder and worthy OF u place
In every homo.
Ex-Clcrk Sup. Court of Ohio.
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CHRISTMAS AT MuMroRp.

Mumford{ Texas. Dear Hapham,ncr: have
been silent admlrer for a long time. but
thought that 1 would write to the club. it
has been bad weather down here the past
week. but 1t is very nice weather now. Our
+ Well. Haps. how did you all spSnd Christ
mas? hope YOU had nice times Ny uncio
has been quite i'll with the slow fever for
quite while. but he is getting along very
well now. He has been able to be UP for
three or four weeks. l would like to ex-
change songs with some OF the Haps. will
send the words Of BLACK Mustache." ''yio-
lots Bloom Again" and Sweet Autoinette -
for the words of While the Dance Goes On. :"
Just Tell Them That You Saw Me- and
Never Alone" With love to all the Haps.
' Iizzip noyzS1
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A vELAsco HAp's POETRY.

JIcre's to Velasco. the pride OF the South:
They have two jetties down at the mouth.
The water there is deep and wide,
So steamers can come RICH. up inside
And load their cargoes for London and Lynn
From cars that are marked ]. and G. n.
Cornelius Combs.
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IIIs PETS.

BROWNSVILLE Texas.--Dear Haphammcr.
The neat little badge OF tho club that you
sent me was very nice and mamma is going
to put some ribbon on 1t so can wear II. |
am going to tell you about my pets. 1 have
two cats and a little black dog. | like my
cats aud am very fond of playing with them.
as well as with my dog, only he is very
rough. We had our play at the college on
Christmas Eve and II was quito n success. /
GOT several very nice presents. Yours sin-
cerely. Colonel Wrctord.
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OUR BOYS AND GIRLS

Of literature and has Joined tho Young Poo
pies National Reading Circle OF Austin.
Arthur Wharton. tr.. OF Millcan thinks
Fcter the Great was the greatest man who
lived before the year f7oo.
May Kirk Of Oakland says she enjoys read
Ing the HAppyhammcr letters. She likes her
teacher. Miss Ola Hutchins.
Maggie Stamner of Era becomes a Happy
hammer this week. Her papa Ia a member
OF the Twenty hfth Texas legislature.
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A CuAprEI.L mn HAP.

Ctappell Hin, Texas.--Dear Haphammer:
Let me peep through the keynote and see II
there is room in your happy band for au-
other little girl. am IL years old and ike
to 40 to school very much AS so many other
llaps are telling their favorite studies, | wit
tell mine. First is arithmetic. next are gcog-
raphy and grammar. .@
would like to correspond with some little
girl. With best wishes to the dear old Post,
j remain true Hap. Frankie koutt.
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HAP TALKS.

4 the Haphammer Has to shy
ITO Our Boys and Girls.
Happyhammers: Our club now num-
members. Each week sees several
ps placed on the rolls. Some OF the
tbers seem to have forgotten us, how
kd we would all like to hear from
Tho next time you write, tell the club
ar you Joined. Let us see who has
B8iappyhammer the longest. Some OF
mbers were enrolled three or four
10, while others can count back five or
Is. Perhaps few of you have be-
grown up folks. but you must let
hear from you occasionally, anyway.
+ you ever made combination picture?
4lendid way TO put in these long WIN
Wings. "A Cluster of Babies mikes
#subiect for the girls, and Football
Is" will do for the boys. The pictures
3clipped from the newspapers and mo
les. After the girls have large col
hi baby faces, the pictures must he
Trimmed and pasted on big sheet Of
IS that the effect will be that of n
A or more babies looking out of win
me. Some are crying. some are smli-
Il some look pert ana saucy. If you
of birds, make combination pie
5thom. Or you can have n flower gar
Du wish. Gathering pictures of public
good plan. too, for 1t familiarizes
celebrated faces.
ime this month the people of New
Is, Va, will see one OF the most in
d sea sights. Two great battleships
United States navy viii be launched,
the other. The stars and Stripes
lin up over them. and they will sli5e
Slly from the stays whore they haze
i and strike the water with a great
One OF them will be known as the
the other as the kcarsarge. Inc
will be christened by a Kentucky
5 Chrystyne Bradley. the damshter
)yernor OF the state. The tNp great
pan building in June. 1886, and alter
Launched it will take nearly year
them, Another great ship is under
lon in the same yards. 1t will be
ter the State of Illinois.
am holds an odd auction sale In the
department at Washington every
great many packages and letters are
be mails and finally reach the dead
ice. II the clerks can not find out
them they are laid aside and kept
Fears awaiting claimant. At the
Is time they are done up in packages.
b and sold at auction. Nearly every
pm gold rings to baby alligators.
de range OF clothing. machinery and
10 be found at this sale. There arc
% packages sold each year. and they
m $1,000 10 $1,000. They are all sold
opening. and the purchaser never
|actly what he is getting. Some
secures great prize and sometimes
" fooled.
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lowIns boys and girls became Ha
loME SHORT, LETTERS.

Barker OF Addicks wants to CORE
some Of the Happyhammers,
Fris Jr.. az Linden Il welcomed as
emmtr He wants to correspond
|of tho Haps
Powers Of Pilot Point Is added to
Happyhammers- She is very fond
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Twinkle. Little star" In exchange for Sweet
Bunch OF Daisies. /" and would like for Mamie
Harper 20 send me the words Of Marching
Through Georgia." Hurting Tacatcr'' and
Dying Cowboy" and viii send her the
words OF Package OF Old Letters "Star
Light and Sweet Forget Me Not VIII
send by return mail II you will send me tho
songs ] ask for. Send the songs In my sis-
tors narue. Mrs. NJ. D. Rogzell Mumford.
Texas. Will close, with love to AL tho
Haps Salle Dabbs
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JEnsEyviLLE. III, March IS, j

JERsEyvibLE. III. March IS, 1907.
Gnnticmcn--Yonr m. IlARTER'S IRON
TONIC is an excellent preparation .,r build
Ing up and strengthening the nyston when
run down or exhausted from oeerworS un-
der its powerful influence. tired nnturo rapidly
revivra, bringing renewed strength and hap
pinrss. Brain workera will ind II Invaluable.
JOHN J., SMITH,
Editor md Manager Inranp rllln lnIIrfnl
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SEVEN Docrous FAILED.

A Case of systcmnic cntnrrh In It's
worst Form Cured.
ruyajids would do well 10 reed the follow
Ing letter recently written 70 i,r. Hartman
~ Mr. Abo Miller. OF Suicsyiiic. Indiana.
Nat only road Il, hut ponder on It. Not only
ponder on Il, but act upon IT, lie writes: n
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DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic
gives tone and vigor to the stom-
ach, bowels and liver, thereby
improving digestion. It creates
vigorous appetite, it makes the
blood pure. As a remedy for in
digestion, dyspepsia, arrangement
Of the liver, nervous and general
debility, constipation, languor, etc,
DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic has
no equal. Sold everywhere. $l.OO
per bottle. Sample dose DR.. Har-
ter's Little Liver Pills and book
of dreams mailed free. Address
Harter, Dayton, O.
Dr. Hartcrs Little Liver Pills do the business.
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eeesessssssesessseeeeeesst
"REMINISCENCES
OF THE GUADALUPE
AND SAN ANTONIO


Incidents OF the battle; enemy va
cate san Antonio aud depart for
Mexico. condition Of the pillagcd town;
the Texans pursue tho cnvmy.