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FAIR TONIGHT.

Sunday Showers, Variable Winds Be-
coming Fresh Easterly.
Forecast till pm Sunday.-For the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Delaware and Maryland,
fair tonight. Sunday showers; variable
winds becoming fresh easterly Sunday.
For Virginia, fair tonight; warmer in
western portion. Sunday showers; variable
winds becoming fresh easterly.
Weather conditions and general forecast
trough Of low pressure covers the entire
slope region and Mississippi valley, with
distinct centers OF disturbances in Kansas
and Manitoba. 1t has caused general rains
over these districts. extending into the
upper lake region, while in the middle and
northern plateaus and Pacific coast regions
SHOWS and rains occurred generally.
Temperatures are degrees to Is degrees
above the seasonal average in the interior
of the country. while from the Allegheny
mountain district northeastward they have
fallen degrees to % degrees, and are y
degrees to 10 degrees below the seasonal
average. In the Pacific coast and plateau
regions they have fallen somewhat.
The radn area will extend into the east
gulf states and Ohio valley Saturday night,
and during Sunday to the Atlantic coast.
Rain tonight in the west gulf states and
lower Ohio valley will be followed by fair
and colder weather Sunday.
It will be warmer tonight in the Ohio val
ley and lower lake region. and warmer
Sunday In northern New York and the In
terror Of New England.
On the Atlantic coast winds viii be most
ly fresh northerly to easteriy. ~
Tue following heavy precipitation GIN
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For other Financial Ads. see page 2.

inches) has been reported during tne past
twenty-four hours: Galveston 1.36; Pales-
tine, 1.02
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at ?. m. yesterday:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8, 4 pm, 81; s
pm, 40; II midnight. 40. December .,
a NJ, 80; am, Is; II noon. 46; pm, 80.
Maximum, 81, at pm, December s; mimi
mum, 26, at Z am, December 8.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6, pm, 1924;
p M, 3O26: IL midnight, DO. December
8, am, 30.33; am. 3036; noon, 30.35: 2
pm, 1922.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at :
am: Great Falls. temperature. 80: condi-
ton, SO. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
80: condition at north connection. SO: con-
dition at south connection, 80. Distributing
reservoir, temperature, Al: condition at in
fluent gate house, So; effiuent gate house,
SO.
At Harper's Ferry.
The Baltimore and Ohio agent at Har-
per's Ferry reports the Potomac as being
black and the Shenandoah clear at that
point today.
Tcday-Low tide, 7:12 am. and 7:4i Pm:
high tide. 1925 am. and :02 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, SOS am. and SAT
p.m.; high tide, pa am. and so pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 7:10 am; sun sets, Asa
pm.
Moon sets, 12:14 am. tomorrow
Tomorrow-Sun rises, I'll am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by 5:16 pm: ex-
tinguishing begun at 6:17 am. The lighting
10 begun one hour before the time named
Arc lamps lighted at SOL pm; extin-
guishsd at 0;s2 am.
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The Taste Of J
sSAPEN:'TA -

is preferable tda that of other
Purgative Waters! More gentle in
action. Does not cause crampy
pains.
THE HOSPITALS of EUROPE
and the UNITED STATES
use Apenta regularly. It is
recommended by the leading
Physicians of the World.
The Name of the APOLLINARIS'
CO., Id, London, on the label is
r guarantee of uniformity and
superiority.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-William ]. Manders and Elizabeth
J. Newman; Augustus r. Smith and Susie
q. Proctor: Alfonso e. Drake of this city
and Mamie r. Griffin-uf Oneonta, N. ":
Charles-V. Small and Bess ii Clagett, both
OF Montgomery county Maryland.
Colored-Daniel Campbell and Jessie Jen-
mngs; Robert Terrell and Maggie Chris
topner; Alexander Mooreii'and Blanche
Scott. o. :,
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18TH AND CORCORAN STS
Invite Rev. Frank SewaI, pastor will preach
at ELL u an H., New Church Creed-..The Trinity:''
1880 O'Clock. with lecfure-H, on THE Core
spondences Of the Bible" Bible students cor.
daily invited. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-09

F. ROBINSON. 1852 I4TH ST NV
Formerly Of the WoodnOut Flats. New Dining
psrlors for ladies and gentlemen Private dining
rooms for ladies upstairs. Large banquet baIi
pol52Tts4
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF the District OF ColumpIa .O2
PCnna- ave. NV, Washington, Oct. II, 1888
Policy holders are notjned and after No
Eeul.,er LIST, lsSy, the Managers pay i Return
Of savings, in proportion surrender Value OF
each policy, out OF The savings of 1895.
one pei centuIn premium charge for insurance
the coming year Is pa! able 10 the Company at
same tiu-e. INSURANCE POLICIES MUST BE
PfESEN ED. that payments may be stamped
thereon
This Company i2sures Brick dwellings a, from
81 10 81 - per 81 900 Of insurance and Frame
dwellings, without single rvor, at from 81 81 10
$3.50 per 81 wv
Please present your poicie. EARLY and avoid
the crowd.
BY order OF Board of Managers.
S. II. WALKER, l. PIE.9CE BOTEIER
ocl4-dI President. Secretary.
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FRIENDS.

FRIENDS MEETING tORTHODOX>, 1ST AND
c SITS. n.e-Bible school. 9:45 am. Joseph ].
Neave of sydney, New south Wales; and John
expected at II am and 80 pm. c. E., 40
pm. Welcome -, II
FRIENDS MEETING. 1871 ST. N.W.-DIvINE
worship at II am: Ribfe class Mt II M. visit
ing Friends from baltimore will be in attend
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UNIVERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 18TH AND L NV,
iect. Ii am Trust in God;', 7:30 pm, "A
Door Opened in Heaven. Sunday school at
9:45. Y. P. c. U. at $50. All cordially in
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NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN OF THE INTEN-
ton Of Vie Undersigned To apply 10 the Commits
sioDers Of the District Of Columbia on the lith
day Of December A ID. 1893. a charter Of liz
COZ poFatiou under The provisions Of of Con-
gress entitled An act 10 provide for incUrpora-
uon OF trust. lean. mortgage and certain other
corporations within the District Columbia" Su-
proved October /, 1890
The name OF The proposed company shall be the
Union Trust and Storage Company Of the District
Of Columbia.
The company Is to be organized for the purp. Sc
OF doing a general trust. loan. mortgage storage
warehouse and elevator business in the District OF
Columbia. and such other business as may b. au.
thorizeI by said Of Congress
The names Of thu proposed Corporators are.
Arthur u. Addison. Rudolph haprnIann
Daniel B. Clark. James Is. IauIbIe
Joseph b Crawford, Frederick Is. Mcclure
Michael J. Colbert. Theodore J. Mayer.
George ". Cissel. J. Nnts McGnl
J. Mzury Dove, William H. Mchnew
Robert y. donaldson. James G- Payne
Lynn U. DeLashmgtt- Francis \. Richardson
Thomas NJ Gale, Edward j StelIWagen,
Bernard K Green. John H. Small IT.
George Gibson. Is Francis saul
George E. Hamilton. Chas. u Thorn
" alter 3 Harlan. Joseph h. Willard.
no1Stodel4ine
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I'm Dortant to Horse Owners
For Flavoring Mince Pies

or Plum Puddings nothing will be found to
equal Pure Berkeley Rye. Indeed. it is the best
spirits for all domestic purposes. account Of
it, absolute purity. Only sl.Oo full quart.
JAS. THARP. SO + st. nv. de41Od
Dir. {. II. ROWLAND. DENTIST. REMOVED TO
So Vermont ave. NV. opposite Arlington Hotel.
Iol6-lms
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Held for Grand Jury.
William Grandson was today arraigned
before Judge Scott on the charge of shoot
ing pistol at Raymond Colbert on Novem-
Der 6. He waived an examination and was
held in $500 bail for the action Of the grand
jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-09

TREE ORNAMENTS
Wholesale and retail. Wonders for children
Theaters. Engines. Scrap Book Pictures. SC. ].
JAY GOULD. 421 9th. de93t"
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REFORMED.

GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, 18TH ST. NV
bet r. ]. ave. and p st.-Sunday school, $3.50
Am: morning service, II o'clock. Rev. Edwin
IL. Romig Of Lebanon, Pa, will conduct the ser
vices II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING; OF THE STnCKHpID-
ers Of THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSTR
ANt'E COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
LTNBIA for The election Of Trustees for the en-
suing year. will he held on Tuesday. the ninth
day OF January 1870. at the office II said c"n-
pany. NJ. 40 Louisiana NV. Polls open
from to , O'Clock pm.
GEORGE f. FLEMING, Secretary
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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that from and after
this date will not he responsible for any debts
contracted by any person other than myself per-
sonally. WI. G. RUSSELL.
Washington. D. C., Dee. o. 1899. It,
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Mirrors, ST to $40.

.. grand assortment of gift Mirrors fror
10 by Il in. To "a by 80 in. in oak, cherry o
gilt frames. from 81 to $40,
CHAS. E. HODGKIN, Paints and Glass 913 eth.
de91ui-S
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Puerto Rico wasberwomep.

Thrifty housekeepers may be- inter
ested in the description of laundry work
in Puerto Rico, as given 10y Fred A. Obcr
IN his recent work on that island and its
resources. He says. -
In this survey of the West Indian
household, we should not overlook am inn
Portant member, or adjunct. of it.. the
washcrwoman. She il Just a. black as
she is painted and that i usually very
black indeed. Her hand i against every
man, and every man : hand ought Ia hc
against her, for she maltrcats mans be
l"ngingS his shirts and his collars I'M
manner that Is fearful To- behold
She lives on the outskirts of civilizl-
ton, and has mo recognized status in So
cicty. No one knows whence she comes
but there she il waiting for the steamer
Ia land, and with an ovcrgrown lad or
stout b"atmam to- assist her to seize and
| carry away your >"ilcd linen.
She has no wash-tub, no scrubhiug-
board, and sometimes no soap, some ma
tive roots serving in lieu of the last; but
She carries the policeman wcapon-a
club and WELD, it, too.
1t j. carly morning when, having Sc
! cured "a pile of linen entrusted to her
care 10y som" guilclcsS and iuuilcnsyc
man. she slowly wcnds her way To the
nearest river or sea.
She deposits her burden on the bank
and fills her pipe. Others of the same
persuasion come along. and they enjoy II
social conlub. After a discussion ON the
way and means of defeating the aims of
civilization they begin to destroy the
garments
Each one has near her "a broad. smooth
stone upon which she spreads her day :
catch, and proceeds To- reduce it To a
PUPPY indistinguiShahlcm mass She souscs
1t IA the stream. slams it against the
rock and then falls at it with her club
Not button escapes, not hole in any
! unfortunate garment that is not made
larger. No mortal made has ever wit
MESSED the fray, and returned to tell the
tai" without emotion. After tli, mutila-
tl"n the clothes are spread upon thorny
cactus To bleach
Then she takes home her handiwork
throws il in a corner. where the picunin-
MES sleep "u it few nights. and finally
has the hardihuod to present claim 10
the owner uf the linen
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The Monkeys OF MnIaccn.

Do YOU care for monkeys? Person
ally, ! know two kinds only in Maluccu.
and dctcst them both the hrok and the
kra. The hrok j. "a big brown, fatu"u,
bahoon of the familiar low comedy pat
tern, forever scratching himself aud
suffering and ticdc,iug with hands and
feet and making faces. Should YOU de-
sire to please him YOU will squat Just
beyond the length of his chain, in front
of him and similarly scratch your per
son. make faces and >putcr. Then i'm
high good humor h, will amblc around
his post in is big a circle us lis chain
permits, clutching at your hair with au
udroii high kick a. lac passes. Such arc
hi, high delights. Tho kra j. small
gray person of passionate appearance.
with closc-sot fiery eyes. The tastes of
this little ficnd are still more primitive
namely, to fly straight at YOU with hi,
tail sticking "ut ana his crest sticking
up, and bite YOU again and again.
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Hard Work.

Old Dick Wilson was quite as remark
able Tor quaintne>s as for lazincss As
he had n passion for wandering about
the hills and forests. and likcl To boa i
That he knew all about roots and herbs.
nc was frequently employed. i'm primitive
days, t. bring the frugal housewives the
sassatraS, wintcrgrecn. ct cctera. for
their root beer On one occasion DR.
Il called ON Dick. and handing him "a
large basket. desired him tn 20 To Il Ger
tain spot, about two miles distant. and
bring him quantity eft ~nuiiS. adding:
BE as quick a. YOU can. Dick. for |
am in hurry.
iu hurry, Dick set off on his cNpcdi-
ti"n. and the doctor. after his round Of
visits, seated himself in his office To rest
study, perhaps. for il was long AGO
and Z" wait for Dick
In the deepest twilight of the long
June day Dick appeared and after care
FULLY setting down his basket seated
himself with an air of utter WEAKNESS on
the threshold of the open door
We'll, Dick. N1id the doctor, did
YOU get the ,nuil,?"
Look in the basket. doctor
hr doctor looked. and tu his ycNatiuu
saw only two cor three miserable "spcci-
m'u> "u ;hc bottom of the basket. and
exclaimed irciu.ly.-
Why. Dick. what doe, this mean?
ironically adding were there no >uuils
thcro.'
"uh. yes plenty of en- there. doctor.
bat IT wa, such hard work To- ran en-
down.
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Danish Dairyin-.

Danish butter always leads the
English market, bringing the highest
price. or course, the market could
not have been developed il the butter
were not of the highest quality aud if
1t did not prove constant and uniform.
with the people nearly all farmers.
and dairyiug the leading business.
the Importance of this trade at once
appears. They literally are forced to-
make a good product. Methods are
studied in all their details. Tnc
whole dairy industry is working as q
unit for the Improvement of the
product and the maintenance Of the
market, and ina their efforts are aided
by the Government mn every way
where such aij can be made of adj
vantage.
The uniformity and high quality Of
TINS Danish butter are controlled bv
several factors. First, practically ain
of 1t is made for the small market. So
every dairymau is striving 10 produce
tho quality that market demands.
hence all are working iu the same
direction. Second, the leading dairy
men are tauantiu schools.
where DIl advance methods are tested
and approved practices demonstrated
Third, travelling instructors and cone
suItauts, paid 10y Che Government. zoo
from creamery 90 creamery and from
farm 60 farm tO furnish advice end
assistance where needed Fourth.
general butter show ia held iu Cupcu
hagen, which continues for s.yorar
months each wear tp which ffiu.
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x@S-A&k~SlA>A M IA
! FARM And GARDEN.
~CNNNNEN = "a
Care of Horses noofs.

The horses foot should be given at
tention from birth. Trim into shape
with pincers, provided for this pur-
pose, using a rasp or knife to finish
with. If the hoof is inclined TO be
one-sidcd, correct this by trimming.
On an ordinary farm there is no
necessity for shoeing unless the hoof
Is brittle or the foot tender in some
way. More injury is caused by in
discriminate shoeing than any other
way. The horses hoof that has never
been shod will stand ordinary farm
usage without any difficulty, provided,
OF course, the horse does not inherit a
tender or dlseased foot.
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Homes to Heroes.

The orignators of the movement to
give Dewey house i'm Washington are
now in some doubt n> to whether ne would
like one. The Admiral j, a widowcr and
has no family. Bur there arc prccclcnis
enough to make a house seem APP ,ropri-
ate rs testimonial should he find one
convenient To live i'm. Admiral Farrngut
was given a house i'm New York aud Adj
.miral Wordcu one i'm Washington Gems.
Grant Sherman. Meade aud Sheridan
also had houses presented &" them i'm var
ious cities. Grant had house, given to
him III three places Calcua. phiIadcl-
phia and Washington TIE English.
too, have presented house, to their war
heroes. Blcuhcim Palace. now the resi-
dcncc oi W. X Naudcrbil, daughter.
the Duchess, was Civ en- E" the first Duke
of Marlborough for his great victory at
BIcmhcim. The Duke of Wellington re-
ccivcd ApsIcy House after Waterloo.
and "a relative of Nelson received Ira
falgar House after the battle of Irufal-
gar Dcwcy- proposed residence i'm
Washington seems the thing If hc cares
for such a gift.
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END ELENAIIoN or BARI.
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III "'Po'.s I.., S."p'lis 'ae
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80 ,,.,. 80 u az =. ,'leA1 "''ii'i,S
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IL, Co.. e 80 loNiii"'e'S i"oo
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gont IS ~, W. . 80 GOV n",t''s iooC c"nie
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of ,r..L an. Iii ,,g,, ,ii'.',7! VIZ s"pliJ
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noIs No 10 ~ 80. w. ,,,a ,-'o ~
admitted in brII, NOV. ,,,,sl - 800 80
greater sneed thop tb,.oo f,ot ,,e,. ,-,..,
oud In fact tbo clown. o,,I ,,,.,,,;,,,
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less drorGbt viii thora I,a -'' '''o
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air Inv sornino door ond ,,,;,I',,,., -, ,',,
The ros,,li 10 tLot coII oir ca 80.
woy in and falls directly on tLa LonI,
of The c,ttIo ma oniy,oi, - 49, va. u
shiver and fall off in ,l,oir ,,;Il. ~
farmer is discouroaad o,.1 - a'o
his mind that fros6 co"i OH. - "P
tle no GOOD lint rotLor bor,,, an.1 - ~,
admits ro n,o,.o tI,o,, h. ,,,, III -, "
nrevon+ erob oo,,li,ia,, e
frosb oir sborId oitI,or L., 5'';,.ii
binb mn ~. sIo,,II I,a ,Ii.o,I,.1 49,.
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falls nv diroctinc, ~, to,,.o,.d a..
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inns and nv hraol,,nG, M, ,1,.o,,r,i,
crrrents of oi,. Ly Io,vro - $50
will he din,neod tTronah tI,o i,'ii.7; 49,.
and Ior,,o ,,,o,titioso e -, -
mitted without cousino INV a,,,,raoio
lilo drourLts nr otI,o,. IN 49,, ~
4 Good ,netbo5 of intr,lroi,,., sro.1,
air is hvwoodon nine. ~ Loyaa 3,i L. c9,
below the door nnenino ortsiJ i,'" ouI
bovina tho e~tornoI an, - ,'LS'
to keen ont tho dnst ~ .I,a-,i'5
communicates with nnrioht Iavos ,,u''l"
inc well nm in tLo he r,a -.
directed rnword and hrnlon ~, ,,.;.ii''
louvre hoorJs ,,. snroo,,s ,.,,a.t;,, "''ll
the ton To- hreoI, nm tbo cTrran V'' nf a..
and distribnte i ''-'
VentiIstors or oroninoo for 4,o foil
DIV. a., $500, eI,,,I - Ioi 'ho io,i'
HIGHEST narf of tbo roor 'r Io u" '',, ,io
inos sbonId be nro+aotoj 90 ~ a..
wind will NOT how down o,d obo ,
the inward c,,.rent 81 foni az. L,,t -I T,A
wind sbonld he rtiIiyod 90 NC - $50
= martial vacnnn, on tho Ioo of 10
buildino or ventiIoto, Tho -, VIC
Tins cansod will Loyo tanda,,a,. =, -,
suck tbe fonI oir nm and ant nF tt, ="
harm Tbororob ront;Iat;a,,
course r,uch eosia, 80 aoaar,,,',;.1'
when the br;ld;nc 70 Loot,5 I,,.ia,t;
ticio1 means lint L1 to1,inr, 49,, -
of the Wind and ibo -" ,'l' ,.,l','' :,
of fbe harm nrcb con I,a .,1;,I,'5
even ritI,,n4 a,.tiFo;o1 49, t'i9 ,T'.
A'~'N'' AAO
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present method of constructing dairy
barns, cheapness Of construction and
convenience in handling, as well as the
health Of the stock, have been horne
IN mind. Whether the cost is TO be
great or small, it is absolutely neces-
sary, if the health Of the cattle is 20 be
maintained, that there be pure air and
good ventilation, ms well as sunlight.
drainage and dryness in and around
the farm buildings I'm huilding new
barns, many progressive farmers have
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Fences are more or less necessary
IN farm operations. espe cially so when
stock is kept. If they are arranged
with gates that may be easily handled
the old-fashioncd bar arrangement
may be done away with. Tie gate
here shown has the advantage of stay
ing Just where it il put. 1t is simple
IN construction, the fasteners marked
, being hard wood strips ten to
twelve feet long, according to height
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Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot-Ease.
n powder for the feet. II makes Tight or
New Shoes feel Easy. Cures Corns. Bun
ions. Swollen. Hot. Callous. Aching and
Sweating Feet. Sold 10y all Druggists,
Grocers and Shoe Stores. 25c. sample sent
FREE. Address Allen $. Olmsted. LEROY.
n. Y. -
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Ordinary caterpiIlars are the best
ventilated animals ON tho face of the
earth. Each caterpillar has nine holes
on either side Of its body, through
which he breathes.
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Tetterinc Is the name. sold ~ druggists 'or
Doc box, or prepaid direct from ! r Shup
trine, Savannah. Ca. John II Puhlen of cI
ington Mis- writes; Enclosed ind ~ On for
2boHes Of I,tt"iiuc. Ny father hand was cured
by ~, and take picasur" In r.commcudingt, %
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A. vi, Priest Druggist SholbyvilIc. Ind.
saws; Halls Catorrh Cure gives the best of
SUBTRACTION Can gct plenty of testimonials.
asst cures every one who takes it," Drlyri.i'
sell IL. H.. ''"N"''''
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beauty n. plood p..p.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without u. Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm.
prrlties from the body. Begin to-day 20
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sIclkly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarcts,- beauty fer ten cents. All drug.
Gusts, satisfaction guaranteed, lOc, 25c, soc.
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DOME Tobacco spIt and snolo ronr 1lre A,.,r

OF his honesty. SUI
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To quit tobacco easily and forever. bc MAJ,
netic. iull OF life, nerve and yisor, take No-To.
Bac' the wonder-worl'er. that mikes veal, men
strong All druggists, toc or 81. Cure cuaran.
tecd Booklet and sample free Address
STERLING iicUedy Co, Chicago or New York
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You can nearly always judge mans char
ncter by what lac thinks loughahlc
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II cnrcs All SKIN i:rnntinn,.

Use tho lowest possible words when You
have anything to say.
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Bargain sale, have parted many wife and
her husbands money. "'''
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=, We think Pso's euro FOR CONSUMPTION IL
the only medicine for Coughs-JKYSIr P 49, -
ARD, Springfield, Ills, Oct. /, 1891