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FOR MURDER OF PATRICK GIBSON.
Archie Hall of the Emmett Rifles Was Arrested at
Savannah, Georgia.
Especial Di.ratch 10 The pest.J

Savannah Ga December 2Arch lai well hnnvn mcmlnr
Q tEmmet Rifles
OF Harris o
Patrick Gibson
dd SO Hall remarked that he did mo asked sheriff
accomplish in the murder
prisoner
did
smiling
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the Young Mems Christian "
parlors. As this Is the last ~
will be held before the baxaAr =
necessary that all the commits y
ent promptly on time. The yuuxS
also expected to be present 9
All ladies sending In dpraa1 I
cafe of the Young Mems Chtntil;
citation bazaar are requested b ~
plates instead of dishes which ~
wish returned. The chairman nj
that each package sent In b m1al
the contributors name. y
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A. NJ. e. CONFERENCE.
Further Proceedings of the Body As
scmbled at Wcimar.

Weimar, Texas, December 1.-The con-
ference rsassemblei to hear the annual
sermon. Rev. W. R. Beamer presiding.
Devotional exercises were conducted by
Rev. A. d. Miller; a hymn was sung. fol-
lowed by prayer.
60 How l Love Jesus" was raised by
the chairman and volumed in 4 Methodist
cal manner. as all live Methodlsts do sing.
The scripture lesson WAS hsie first ten
verses OF Dre tenth chapter of st. John.
The chairman introduced Rev. l. j. Will
liams 10 preach the annual sermon, The
preacher announced as a text Philippians
HE'S: Holding forthe the wood OF life
taat | may rejoice in the day OF Christ;
that have not run In vain neither laborei
in vain" Theme: The Word of Life"
I'VE speak of Dewey, Sampson and other
American heroes wins fought magnificent
BATTLES at Manila, Santiago, San Juan aud
Orchieved great Victories, he said I'VE
homer them. But bring TO you Jesus
Christ, Vito engaged in crusade against
worlds single handed and alone. HE con-
quered all and brought the world 10 pace
with God. being reconciled thraugh Jesus
Christ, who announces to Snis dying world
that they might have life III abundance"
TIE speaker concluded the sermon Dy
saying tlrtat the apostles held forth the
word of life supernaturaly; they received
their commission from God. and they were
preserved by the holy spirit from all me-
takes in delivering Gods counsels TO man,
and they worked miracles IN confirmation
and defense of the goipel. Ministers IN me
work In holding forta the woId OF lie
officially. they pretend TO no new discover
les. no original communications from God
They get what pisey preach from the Bible
and prove before men tina, these things
are so. Yet their preaching Is a divine
ordtnance-a work which an angel migAs
covpt. The simple design al which Is 10
hold forth the word of HE. Iinere is 40
great Issuing Of millions OF bombs upon
which to sustain The ministry, yet tho MINI
listers Of the gospel are well cared ftr BY
their congregations, and comparatively tina
soldiers of Christ are equally, II not bet
ter prepared ftr than the soldiers of the
United States. for in some way or ether
the Lord viii provide FOR hls soldiers who
hold form the word OF life
At the close OF tho sermon Rev, J. q.
Grimes offered a fervent prayer. DR.. c. ).
smith announced that the great falling off
OF u &c conference shower casualties which
had ,ndlsposed the bishop, and that Ray
r. w Henderson. ID. D.. manager OF the
publication department at Philadelphia,
would preach the missionary sermon.
SECOND DAY.
Conference reaesembled Bishop Moses
p. salter. ID. D.. presiding. Devotional
exercises Were conducted by Rev. j. G.
Grimes.
lhe reports were continued, Total
amount OF general fund amounted TO
si6a2 95, falling off of more than $500
With the report OF last year TAe calling
the,le. The speechks and explanations
,la,sag both the bishop and conferclce 10
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rho Austin Conference.

Austin, Texas, December 1.-THE sec
ond Days session of the Austin Methodist
conference was attended by about fifty
visiting ministers. Two applicants for or
dination presented their names and Bishop
Fowler deliered an eloquent address at the
close CT the businsss meeting. Rev. George
McAdams addressed tho conference this
Afternoon and tonitht's services were con-
Quoted by II. Jennings OF Chicago. pub
Usher of the Central Christian Advocate.
Rev. j. b. Young of st. Louis and Dr. j. w.
Hamilton OF Cincinnati arrived today.
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NOUN of II. q. schultz.

Fritz c. Schultz died last night at 8
O'Clock al tho family residence, known as
tho Schultz house. on Commerce street.
The decease! was born on November T.,
1889. ard was, therefore 80 years of age.
He lived in San Antonio for several years
HIS wife and ore child survive him. The
funeral Will occur at 8 O'Clock this after
noon from the family residence on Com
merce street.
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Salvation Army.

Last nIght was stirring time ali the
salvation ARMY Several OF the ministers
q attendance al the conference IN shcarn
church were present and lent impetus. 20
w, meeting, Rev. Green preached Il
SPLENDID sermon from the text How l.na
hat 20 between two opinions Tontsht
hey. ". X. Campbell VIII preach in The
barracks at O'Clock. All are cordially
inNliel. N'-'s
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I.enrue Meeting.

A meeting. of the members of the Texas
baseball league will be held in this city
to-day for the purpose OF deciding ON the
plans 10 be carried out next season. George
A. Hill, secretary OF tho Austin Dam and
Suburban railway, proprietor OF the Zoo
ing.
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THE r, F. AND v. FESTIVAL IN
MEETING LAST NIGHT or THE d.
RECTORs.
Arrnunemcnts for the Formnl Open
inw-Prixcs offered for Trades
Display.

The directors of the Fruit. Flower anu
Vegetable Festival Association met at eu'
Office OF President Chhdress last nis'.'
In addition TO the president and secretary
there were present M4ssis' JOhl1sV0n'
Hacker. MacGregor Tuiily kiam' fFeue'
ioks and Gnnrott. The matter oil rates
from Galveston during the festival week
was discussed and it YVES decided that ME-
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a telegram OF eretting was received from
Mrs. Bishop Salter at Charleston, s. G.,
The conference sang There Is Sunshine
in My Soul and all Joined the right hand
OF Christian fellowship, and indeed there
WAS q religious spiritual sunshine ilumi-
mating the conference room. Rev. C. w.
MCGOWAN was el;cted conference treasurer.
r. S. Jenkins. Reporter.
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*+++++<+++++++++++<+tt'

+ The following special prisas
= were offered by the Festival as
= ISOLATION directory at the meet
Z ing held last night:
= Twenty dollars cash and gold
= medal for the best decorated and
= Illuminated trades display
= wagon in line in the Illuminated
= parade Wednesday evening, De-
7 cembcr I. Secoml prize, SIS. This
Z viii certainly arouse considerable
+ interest among the merchants
7 ana manufacturers of the city.
+ See Chairman l.. Hacker for
= particulars.
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a GRUEsOME
posy Of a White Isi.rs
sewer. -

sewer r
The body of white I as.si
discovered at the bo.l9 r-a,bosn q
hole on the corner Of Wilsp
Fourth street by =. g WIN
o'clscl, yesterday mo, ,,oIics 6cpe
e ohisf yna asil' with J,,st, eel
the scerlc. a man wss ~,hrh
msnhole and the poas '. for IN
n Ma. I 5, ought n 10 10 the s', ss@is
cheese cloth was ways q
neck ard Ave brnis viii b. VI!
head. The remains ,Wsa WI, ~
4 wrigbt. Justice s,a' And III
during the afternoon ~ ~ a
row being INVESTIGATE
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v. VI. &. 4. Bnsnnr.

There viii be an important meeting Of
an me ladies who have promised TO assist
IN the cafe this Afternoon at 4 oclock n
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Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste
will clear your house OF all yermin. 2se
. box. All druggists
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coNcLusIoN fou}l
After trying US, ina = nccpIs
thar we arc the oniy 81
The most fastidicli.s !. . -
Lsundry. eis Prairie
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G. w. BALDWIN, Houston, Texas,
would he pleased to fill your orders
for books. Stationery, Photograph
Albums. Christmas Cards, Calendars,
or anything else In his line.
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II Is said that there are more blcy-
clis,s In Toronto In proportion to popu-
lation than in any other city In the
world In fact. 80 many are there who
go awheel that the pedestrians have
been regarded as having no rights. II
has leen foun necessary to make some
stringent rules. According 20 these. II
is no longer permissible to ride with
feet on the pedals or with hands on
the hahdlehars; no one Is allowed TO
carry a child or children upon bicycle
or trlcycls. and wnen n party OF oy-
clisis are ridins ;ogether not nore than
two OF them are allowed TO rido
abreast
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The tramps' Bohemia In New York
is now IN the basement OF lodging
house near Chatham square. There Is
served 4 table d'hoto dinner for 1 cent.
and the weary wragglos and the tired
tatters. who cat Il. assume all the airs
which they think apportaln TO aristoc-
racy. The menu. translated into Eng
lish. means a pint OF pea soup, glass
Of water. bread, a cup Of coffee, match
and a toothplck. Tho proprietor de-
clares that the whole scheme OF sooi-
ETY. Is based on n blum. and that's why
his sign reads Table d'hote. cent"
instead Of square meal, cent" The
place seats forty. aud he could hll Il
n he had 400.
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Ones general physical condition is
80 closely allied to the mental thai
laughing Is good. lnvigornting tonic
for the entire system.
a long hearty laugh expands tho
lungs, making the blood course
through the veins quickly. and this
simple process gives peach-like COM
plcAlon 10 ;he woman who laughs. And
whom she laughs her eyes twinkle and
the brightness fingers there after the
laughter has died away.
Laughing, too, strengthens the mus
clos Of the face and hanishes that
drawn look 40 familiar to the sad
faced woman.
The women who have adopted tho
laughing cure claim that they have
never felt 30 cheerful and thoroughly
good natured before In their lives, and
their friends tell them they are posi-
lively growing beautiful.
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Whnt the C.ntlnnInI pla.

II Ia curious fact which statlsti-
clans have discovered that 1875. our
centennial year. seems 10 have been
n turning point In our commercial re-
latlons with foreign nations. From
1891 to 1876 there wero but sixteen fis-
cal years In which our exports exceed
cd our imports. But since 1876 the
balance OF trade. with tho exception
OF three years. has been IN favor OF the
United states, and has risen 10 such
an extent that during the past fiscal
year the excess In our favor reached
the unparalleled figure Of S6i5.0O0 ,0Oe
u Is noticeable that OF late the percent
age Of expectations Of agricultural pro-
duets has been growing less, and tho
percentage Of manufactured products
larger, 20 that durlng the past fiscal
year only geyen-tenths OF the exports
were products OF agriculture. a.
against SO per cent In iSS0.
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rundPrsdigy.

Kokomo, Ind. has blind prodigy
who took his cottage organ 10 the
court house square, tore Il down and
put Il together In three hours. Tho or
gan contains POS pieces. including keys
and reeds After he reconstructed the
organ he played upon A. Not long ago
the town clock IN the city hall tower
got ont OF order, sud the blind man
climbed 20 the clock. iS6 feet. and re-
paired A. His name Is William Brink
man.
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tho Twenty sixth Wisconsin Volunteers.
In the Army Of che Potomac our hero saw
much lighting, campaigning in the Shon.
andoah Valley.
Ia the first days fighting nt tho battlo OF
nettyshurg, kclilieneder received a wound
in the right sldo, which nftcrwnrd caused
him much trouble. With portion OF hi.
regiment he was captured and imprisoned
ht Bell Island aud Andersonvillo, and after.
ward exchanged. He returned 20 his reei.
lment, which was transferred 90 the army
ot denernl sherman, and marched with
MIN through Georgia 90 tho sen.
In this campaign Mr. kchlhcledor'a old
wound began TO trouble him and he was
sent 20 the hospital and then homo. Ho
had also contracted cnturrh Of the stomach
aud found no rolief for years.
-" happened 20 read an account Of DR..
Williams Pink Pills FOR Pale People about
year ago. ho said, "and thought that
they might bo good for my trouble. con.
cluded 70 try them. ! bought one boz and
began Co take them according 60 directions.
They gave mo gront relief. After finishing
that box bought another. and when had
taken the pills felt that ! was cured
recovered my appetite and alto heartily !
can testify 20 the good the pills did me.n
Mr kchineneder n prominent Crand
Army man in Chicago. whittier ho moved
some years ago with his family.
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British Columbia has adopted the
system OF mutual credit association.
among farmers. long Ia vogue IN con.
tinontal Europe The state guaran
tees the bonds OF these associations
and exercises supervision through au.
dltors and frequent reports The aid
granted by them Is confined 10 the inn
proyement OF real estate aud does not
extend 10 its purchase. Funds are
obtained by the Issue OF dobenturo
bonds bearing per cent interest. the
principal and interest being guaranteed
by the government. Interest on loans
90 members Is not TO exceed per
cent and loans may be repaid In in
stallmenta. very important feature
is that not only assets. but Industry.
personal worth and reputation are 20
be regarded as security. Character and
standing are thus made a basis OF
credit. The number Of members M an
association Ia unlimited. though no
member may hold more than certain
number OF shares. The plan Is too
paternallstic for the United States, but
this Will not prevent populisia from
advocating A. Il Is better than the
forgotten sub-treasury schome-Chi-
oago Evening Post.
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T,ld.n,,y bsm.ntsd.

"L9ok here. Golisborough." said Ten
spot, you never tell us any Of the
smart sayings OF your little boy. Ho
Is talking now. isn't he?'
Yes" added Kccdlck. why 10 that,
Coldshorough3"
Eyes, gentleman. he Is talking all
right, replied Goldsborough. address
ing himself 20 both auostloners az
once, "but he never says anything
worth repeating"
AZ this Tenspot and Keedlck looked
significantly AZ each other, and Ten
spot grayely tapped his forehead With
the tip OF his forohnger
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A correspondent OF the New York
Times, In referring to the great NUM-
Der OF typographical errors that occur
red In the earliest editions OF SCOTS
novels. and many Of which have es-
capped the eye OF tho numberlcss proof
readers since that time. cites several
that have run through every edition
down 20 the present day. one OF which
II quite singular In "Waverly." IN
enGmerating the dellcaclcs which load
ed the breakfast table Of the Baron OF
Bradarwlne. tho author mentions
reindeer ham" A. there have been
no reindeer In Scotland for 100 years,
u II evident that this is a mlsprlnt for
"red deer"
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An Interesting spectacle Il presented
daily At ore Of the big Philadelphia
banks, which handles entirely the
banking business of the Chinese inhab-
itanis Of the city and surrounding
towns A special desk Il maintained
for them. and every day they congrc-
gate there and after much discussion
among themselves present their orders
for drafts. on several occasions tho
drafts taken out In single day have
amounted 10 $4,000 They are prin-
cipaliy upon we'll known banking es-
tabllshnnnts located IN Hons Kong.
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A. Fsw Of Those rhat nave nssn Made
Famons.

famonas
Readers OF Mncaulay viii remember
the famous black Austei, the hofse Of
Hermlnlus. and the dark gray charger
of Mamillus. whose sudden appearance
IN the city OF Tuacuum without his
master brought the news Of tho defeat
Of the allies at Lake Rcg.lluA Con.
nected with that battle. too, were the
horses OF the great twin brethren. 81
Castor and pollux, coal black. with
white legs and tails. But those are
legendary Not so. however. the we'll.
known horse Of Callgula. incltatus
Ihih animal had stable of marble
MS stan was OF ivory, his clothing "a,
purple. and his halters stlff with gems
lie had set OF golden plates. and was
presented with a palace. furniture aud
slaves complete. IN order that guests
Invited In hls name should be proper
ly entertained. Hls diet was the mos,
costly that could be- imagined, the
hneat grapes that Asia could provide
being reserved foi him.
Neruf. another Roman emperor
about a century later. treated hla horse
almost as cXtravagantly tie fed him
with raielny ana almonds With his own
hands. and when he died. erected a
strtue OF gold Go him. while all the dlg.
nltarlos OF the empire attended the fan.
craL ~ we come 10 later times. 20
we get more examples of fayoritc hors-
os. William the Conqucror had one
that be rode 90 the battle Of Hastings
about which almost everything seems
TO be known except his name. Hc
was OF huge size and was a present
nom King Alfonso 81 spain--'huoh q
gift as prince might give and prince
receive" This gallant horse. however
did not survive the battle. Tor Gyrth.
liarold's butcher Glove him with "a
bill, and he died" Richard l.'a horse
was called Malcck. ana was Jet black.
lie bore his master through the holy
war aud arrived IN England before
him; In fact. he survived the kfng
several years. The second Richard.
too. had favorlte horse. called Roam
Barbary which was supposed to be
the finest horse IN Europe az that time.
and II was on Roam Barbary that the
young king was mounted when tho ln-
cidcnt wherein Wat Tyler was stabbed
by the mayor OF Walworth took place
About century later we get 10 the
Wars OF the Roses. and In the many
battles Of that civil disturbance two
horses played important parts. Those
belonged 10 the great Earl OF Warwick.
the klngmakcr His first was Maleck.
a beautiful gray which he rode at the
battle OF Towton. II was this horse
whose death turned the fortunes OF the
battle for Warwick, seeing that HE
men were giving ground deliberately
sprung from his favorlto horse and
Killed him. Then his mon know that
tho hngmaker was prepared 10 con
quer. hut not to ny. They rallied and
finally won the battle.-London stan.
dard.
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SHE WANTED FLOWERS.
Dut the Congressman HAD 10 Draw the
Line Somewhere.

hut the tohEressman HAD 20 Draw the
Line Somewhere
certain southern congressman wa
heard entertaining a company of hls
colleagues last week In the democratic
cloak room Of the house with an ac.
count OF an unusual experience. Our.
Ing the woman suffrage convention. "
said he. several ladies from my dis.
irict were present. Early In the con.
ventlon one Of them came 10 the cap.
itol. called at my committee room ami
requested an interview which was
readily granted. She stated that the
woman suffrage delegates were to hay,
some sor, of public meeting. In which
she was 10 participate, and requested
that ! should provide n floral tribute
10 be presented to her on that occasion
! was naturally somewhat taken ahaol,
az the suggestion, supposed In the
course Of my twelve years In congress
that ! had exhausted about every va.
rlety OF duties that n member OF the
house Is called upon 10 perform.
have always been wiing and ready 20
run errands for my constituents. for
which al home my Office boy would
have suniced I have catered TO the
Whims Of ofiice-seekers. when my
constituents have come TO me hungry,
! have fed them. and when they nave
como shelterless have given them
lodging I have taken my political
supporters 90 the theaters by hun
dreds. but ! was forced 20 inform my
lady visitor that ! must draw the line
az bouquets. Washington Post.
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4 little boy went into hardware
store the other day and said:
please, slr, a man told mo 20 come
and yet cents worth Of rcynoo tax"
Just out Of en-" replied the clerk:
you'll fnd EN- NJ n mott store where
they carry crosaoyod needles. plaid
sewing silk and strap OIL"
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

"You told me-" said the candidate
who had put up and lost. that nom-
lua.lon was equivalent 10 an election
"Er--why-yos," answered the pglltl-
cal 'iarager. Il guess you meant
seHigglcnt 10 q collection"
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Can w.sr n.a hutton.

Edward y Drew, who negotiated the
Chinese loan and drafted regulations
opening Chinese rivers 10 foreign com
moroe rs n native OF Massachusetts,.
For tho services rendered China Mr..
Drew has beon raised 10 the dignity
Of mandarin OF the second class, civil
rank. and is now entitled TO wear a
red button.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

~ iul Sedg-
wick Street,
Chicago. Heis
an Australian
by birth, came
- America NJ
the age OF
tw onty, and
soon hocamo
an American
citizen. iio was
living nc Mil
waukce when
the callforvol-
unteera came,
early Ia isd2,
and heurortnt-
" enlisted Ia
IomrnuV A ~
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

A tailor accidentally swallowed a
noodle aud died an result ~ the in
nammation. Little things frequently
have great power. a. Is seen In a
few dosos Of the famous llostcttcr's
stomach Bitiers, which. however. has
an entirely different effect. Tho liit-
ters make nervous, weak and sickly
persons strong and vol again.
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HEROES OF WAR.

From me Chicago Timcs.Hdaid
The feeling Of admiration for heroes Of
war seems TO be innate In the hnman heart,
and Il brought TO the surface AZ the oppor.
tunity and object, for such hero worship
presents itself
Among those who proved their horolsm
during our Civil War was A. Schfiunodar,
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summsr Rssalnllan..

How q jeth the merry hiklng Girl,
Improve each shining mlrrte.
Az her dainty feet the pedals whirl
Fer everything that's Ia a.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

Cincinnati Sept 6, iSos.-C. G. Ri-
Icy. 90 present superintendent OF Car
Service Of the baltimore a ohio south
Western Railway. with headquarters
at Cincinnati. will be promoted 70 The
newly created position Of superintend"
cot of transportation on August 23ih,
be- abolished Mr. Riley came 20 the
baltimore a Ohio South Western Rail-
way from The G. G, G. A 81 l.. Ran.
way about q year ago, ana han oarned
his promotion by meriiorious scrvicoA
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

II seems q nicer task 10 pay tho Ice
man than put out good money for
next winters coal.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

Toguit tobacco easily aud forever, be mar.
nctlr. full of HE. nerve auu ylgor take No-To-
liue the Wondef-Worler that makes weak mor
htrong Alldrurgists. M. or ". Cure ruafun'
tred. Nuuklri ana sample free. Address
Sterling Rcmcdy Co.. Chicago or New York
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IN nine ont AZ sen cases OF Cholera infantum
ana Howell Disorders thar pluvc fatal irons
the timely use 90 nr. MuuFtta TNrIufNh
iTsrihiHE rawdsrsi would have savud thf
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

tiaiis Catarrh Cure
4 a constitutional cure Price, 10.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

The woman who does not growl
about the heat is the one whose hair
curlos naturally.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

II a woman Is a good cook and man
ager her husband Is lucky.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

Laugh and grow fat; sigh and be-
come slim.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

We will forfeit d UOO II any of our pub.
lithod tusiinunlHis are proven to be not
genuInr. Inn pIan Co. Marren. ra.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

4 fool regards a smart man as pc
eullar"
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

fret hHY uss ni ~. Kline Ufeat Nerve NratuftI
tend far FitEE 5000 trial bottle snd treatise
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

Most OF MS talk entirely too much
20 talk well.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

4 hod carrier has numerous ups
and downs
The Eddy current., 1898-09-10

The mock and lowly oyster Is with
us again.