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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
Modern ableS. By 1 George
Tho Search for the Right House and dow Mrs Jump Had
Her Annual Attack.

v-r there was a Family called
"a 1-np that had sampled every
Ward within tho Corporation
" Limits.
~., rrmrs did a Caravan Speciality
lime .He Frost went out Of the
ground ,
...--m and the Peach Crop had been
go rr she late Cold Snap. and the
~. were batting up Flies In the Lot
,,frr. Unlversalist Church, and
-F r-r4n down the Street was
zinc the Soul out Of "Trovatore
vsrs the cues for mrs. Jump 10
her Nose INFO the Air and begin to
tznp at tHe Bit
,r,tbar Nos HoUse-HUUter from
... hack She claimed 90 be an IN
rl eleven months out of the Year
q t71t Nerve Medicine that cost s.
--ttrs Just the same. when April
1,-s into view and Dame Nature be
q. stretch herself. then Mother
.r .. H." -IH|. -Ht-l anu a. PAIR on
ts-zs Intended for "a Man and did
rr France.
MAS good for twelve hours a Day
.. g-r Kim of Pavements. With her
r.+rIrs loaded FUN of Ct To Lett Clio
.--s She h1t-f0oted from Street 70
.--t Every time she struck a Fresh
r.a she broke into a Run.
urrhcr was looking for House that
ID twice as many Closets as Rooms
90 Southern Exposure on all four
81. lsd couned herself into the Be
eft6st sgine day she would run down
oraau Anne Shack that would be
r I'M aH Particulars
r- fHe magazine that came every
v.--1 She had seen these Dream Pic
ms Of Palaces that can be puJ up
.-H-H iL you steal your Materials.
Sra mad e8zeG at the BunCo Illustra-
tr of the Swell Structure with bushy
r-as dottng the Lawn and "a little
Girl rolling "a Hoop along the Cement
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PIN HIM DOWN, LowRIE."
The Enthusiastic Mississippian Who
Wanted the Question answered.
WASHINGTON star.)

washington starr
Representative Williams vain effort 10
pin down Colonel Hepburn in the river
and harbor debate the 0tner day, which
amused the :touse, reminds me of the
joint debate between Ex-Governor Bob
Lcwrie Of Mississippi and ex-Represent9-
tive Josiah Patterson OF Tennessee said
a southern congressman. Judge PaIUer-
son, as you all remember, although
Democrat. took the sound money side of
the question in the free silver campaign
which swept over the country after IS.
Ex-Governor Lowrie came out for free
silver and challenged the Judge TO joint
debate. They met one afternoon in a mon
ster open-air meeting. Judge Patterson
knew the financial question from a 20
lizard. and Governor Lowric knew MS
audience so IL was about StdndOff-
Judge Patterson had propounded a num-
Der Of financial propositions TO Governor
Lowrio, which bid fair to cause the latter
trouble. The Judge smiled tTiumphantiy
when he sat down, after demanding an
answer
TN answer the gentleman. said Gov
crnor l.owric when he took the platform,
but before 7 do I want him 10 answer me
just one question-my one of MS three.
'The audience was all agog in an In
slant. The natives bTistled up with In
terest and nudged each other as if TO say,
Now. Just watch LOwrie wallOp him
d" is il not true demanded LOWrlc- IN
thunderOus tones. shaking a menaclnS
finger at the Judge that JAY Gould s
daughter married a French count, who IS
spending among the roues of the Paris
boulevard The money wrung from hard
working Americans
why. governor said Patterson. i
don't know anything about jay Gould $
daughter She may have married the
count. If YOU say 50, 7 viii accept the
statement, but that has nothing
A." Never mind thundered Lowrie- 1
| want a categorical answer. Tell me yes or
! no..
"Then UP jumped a big, lank Mississip-
pian and threw his hat in the air.
60 That's right Lowrie. he cried. Pin
him down, dern him, pin him down.
I WhoOpee.
And IN the enthusiasm which followed
| the crowd drifted off to the barbecue, the
decision being unanimous that Lowrie had
I won the debate
/ W. J. WOlstenhoIme. All kinds OF
/
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delectable Man-Joiuts where Women
nev1I butted in 10 hide things and give
the mole Place a SOapy Smell
TIE Sweepings went under the Bed,
so as not 70 litter up the Hallway.
Once a Year he had House Clean
ing. That is to say. he employed
Colored Man TO beat the Rugs which
had to be separated from the Floor
by means Of a Shsvel-
IIasmuch as Women never came in
to straighten up, ne knew where TO
find everything He knew il was
somewhere in the Room and all he
had 10 do was 70 excavate until he
found it.
Then he hooked up with Laura so as
TO get a real Home, and she gave him
one every Year.
Mr.. Jump soon discovered that al
though every Man is the Architect OF
his own Fortune, the Wife usually su-
peFintends the Construction
When Mrs. Jump made her Spring
Announcement that they would move
20 another House. he did a deal Of
Kicking, but he always went into the
Wood Shed to do il. He sassed her
inwardly. but not so that she could
hear.
She was a Wonder at framing up
Reasons for hurting The Lease back at
the Landlord
One Year she quit because the owner
papered the Upstairs with JAY Pat
tern that cost only Il cents a Bolt An
other time the Family next door kept
Chickens. Usually the Children Across
the Alley were not fit Associates for
their own little Brood.
One Time she quit on account Of a
Cockroach. She saw it scoOt across the
Pantry, and that afternoon she headed
for a Renting Agency
Father suggested that instead of va
eating in favor of the COclrOach. they
offer a reward of 500 for its capture,
dead or alive, and thereby save 2 little
Money. but she refused to listen.
II the Plumbing wasn't out OF Whack,
the Furnace required too much Coal. or
else the Woman across the Street had
been divorced too many times
If they squatted in a loW-dOWn
Neighborhood. Mrs. Jump was ashamed
TO give her Address to Friends in the
Congregation.
If they got into a Nest Of the New
Rich. then Laura had the freeZe-Out
worked on her, because Mr.. Jump was
ON a Salary, and she had to ride on
the Trolleys. So she began looking for
a Street in which Intellect would sue
cessfully stack up against the good. old
Collateral. And, of course. that meant
a long Search.
Therefore every May LIST, something
ed and about the size of Caboose
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LdCeS and
EnbrOideries.

O1u yards CrSam Ecru and Ivory
Oriental Lace il new and exquisite
designs, worth Up to soc, on sale
v,r T eek at 32f
-"-N apsyI
Zoo yards Imitation Torchan Lace
and insertion TO match, in new and
novel desi Ens. Every yard worth
l5c- on sale this week q n
at yard .....,......... 81
500 yards Of Cream and Ecu Heavy
Applique Insertion, all the very
latest designs Of our own impcr-
tauon. worth 35c, on sale y n
this week at, each ...... 10 =
1000 yards f4e E. broider-. in Swiss
and Nairsclk. all new. beautiful
designs, worth anywhere 35c. our
Yard Yard , .,.. week. 18G
-ueJ yards narrow width N8insook
and Hamburg Embroidsries, worth
IN other stores 12c. our
price this week, yard Gee. W
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W. J. Wolstenholme. All kinds Of
coal Tel. 495.
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Hosiery.
Ladies fine quality onyx black cot
ton Hose, high splicsd heel and
double sole, worth 35c,
on sale this week at, pair ZEI
Ladies fine quality real Mace black
cotton Hose, made with elastic
nib top and double heel and sole,
worth 6Oc, on sale this A0K
week at, pair ........... NV
Boys extra heavy fast black ribbed
Bicycle Hose, double knee, heel and
sole, worth 35c, on sale 00E
this week at, pair $3.50. ZAU
Girls fast black ribbed seamless cot
ton Hose, worth 15c, on sale this
week at,
pair .................. w
Girls fine ribbed onyx black cotton
Hose, high sPlicsd heel and to-,
worth 35c, On sale this r9H
week at, pair ........ ~
Mems silk Isle lace Socks. black.
tan. slate and red. q regular SOC
quality, on sale this week N7A
at, pair ............... nv
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she had been seeking and gave a Grand
Signal for the whole Cutft to begin
packing up. Those wery the bright
vsrnal Days when Mr.. Jump got all
that was coming to him. Mr.. Jump
was a Man. therefore. any old kind Of
a Hut suited him. For eight years
before starting on his continuous Tour
with Mother he had rOomed over a
Drug Store.
His Apartment had been one # those
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD.

backed uo to the Jumps Several
husky Boys began throwing Things
out o. the Windows
Father did a Vanishing Act When
1t came TO lifting one corner Of a Piano
or hanging Pictures, he was d sad
Blur. and he knew it,
How aDout Paradise2" he asked one
dav. 81 understand that inside Of the
PearIv Gates. each Family has PeTma
nent Quarters. There are no Folding
Beds TO juggle down Back Stairways,
no Picture Cords to Shorten, no Curtain
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Muslin Underwear
Ladies' fine quality muslin Gowns,
Josephine style. trimmed with rows
Of Val Insertion and Lawn Revers,
and sleeve trimmed with Vsl Lace,
worth S1-5O, on sale this 90
week at. each ~ AsUO
Ladies fine Nainsook Night Gowns,
new French shape. low neck and
short sleeves, trimmed with Val
lace and insertion, worth S1.75,
on sale this week at, n
eacn .--...-.-.-- As -
Ladies' White Muslin Drawers, made
with ruf1e and trimmed with Tor
chan Lace and Insertion. a regular
6OC quality, on sale this 0OK
week at, each ...... OSH
Ladies Nainsook Corset Covers. full
French shape and trimmed with
two rows Of Val Insertion. beading
and lace, worth up to S5C. on sale
this week at, 20
eacn -.-...-..-.-- OOS
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100 OF the very latest and newest
tinted Cushion Tops, worth SOC,
on sale this week at, 10 M
each 10Y
$50 Printed Cretone Cushion Tops, in
beautiful designs, worth doc on
: ss5s this 1t. week at. -. 24G
1000 yards figured Art Tickings, in
new and up to date designs, worth
Csc, on sale this week 1zH
at, yard -..-.-.--------
1000 yards Cotton Ball Fringe, in all
the new eoloTing, worth 1Oc, on
sale this week at, ri
yard --.......--.s.-.. OT
500 yards Cotton Cushion Cord, in
plain and mixed col0rs. worth 15e,
yard --.---.- . u
on sale this week at, OF
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Sidewalk. ana sh- had set her Heart
on that kind of a Home
Mother loved To study the Plans and
count the Bath Rooms and figure on
Window Seats and what kind Of Cur
tains 20 put len the Guest Chamber.
EVeTy Sprlng she found the Place
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cause you're late for dinner, your wife
won't give you a thing to eat"
II wish I were as sure OF that as you
seem 20 be-
wv nat th-eXplain yourself.
well if there anything IN the Car
den OF Eden story of woman's creation.
I think I'm pretty sure 10 find a rib
roast waiting for me"
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Poles TO saw off. no Book Cases to get
jammed i'm StairWays. I am sure
there VIII be no Piano Movers, for I
have heard their langua ge. Do YOU
think YOU can be happy il the Promised
Land?'
1T viii depend entirely on whether or
not the Rugs mt" she replied.
Let us hope for the Best" said Mr.
Jump.
MORAL: The Queen Of the Nay is
usually q Woman
Copyright, 1902 by Robert Howard
RusselL)
Something Coming.
Baltimore News
Goodnight old man. ] suppose be
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Stationery.

HuTlbut's fine Old Amsterdam Paper
and Envelopes, in all the new deli
cate tints and unrullsd. worth SOC,
on sale this week 09k
a. uG4 - q -
Hurlbut's Royal italian fiber Paper
and Envelopes, rough finish. IN
white only, worth 25c. on zE
sale this week at. box " 10 u
500 extra fine satin finish letter size
Ink Tablets, worth 10c. on
sale this week at. each &c. - =
Hurlbut's Scotch linen ruled and IN
ruled Ink Tablets, worth 75c. on
sale this -. at.
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Sdteen
UnderSkirtS.

Ladies black mercerizsd S4teen IN
dersNTts. trimmed with three
bias tucked rufHss, worth S2.25.
on sale this week at. u
each ..-........... AsO
Ladies black sateen Underskirts,
made with wide h0unce and &C
ccrdian pleatsd, Van Dyke uIfie,
worth $500, on sale this -
week at. each .... hoo
Ladies' colored Zsphyr Bingham IN
derskirts, in stripes and plain col
ors. worth $50. on sale %
this week st, each go. AsUO
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GOrsets.

ladies' ". 2. Straight front Corssts.
Illl gored hip and bias cut, in
l.a'k and white. on sale 20 II
this week at, pair ....... YOU
LADIES white summer Batiste Cor
sets. the very latest cut of new
long hip. worth S1.75,o ~
On sale this week at, pasE zsT5
-'-les ventilated white summer Cor
sets. medium lentgh of fine quality
4elll1E, worth S1OO. On ~
SAFE TINS week at, pair .. u 4 =
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Local Sayings.



There Is going 10 be banquet.
~ Country sorghum at Balentine's
w. NJ. Smith is here from Aluwc.
House to rent. See c. Gray. Vim
jta. 67-tf
Fresh butter aud eggs at Balen-
fine's.
Fresh butter aud eggs at Burns
racket. 66-tf
Old Glory flour, new car at f. G..
Cowan's. 7I-tf
4 Take your second hand goods to
SWANS.
Any kind Of feed you want at L. P.
Garrison's.
Deputy Pies Thompson is down
from Miami.
The best to eat at the New Gem
"a restaurant.
y Go TO the New Gem Restaurant for
anice dinner.
= Dewitt Blackstone is here from
Riu>hOkct bludy.
Finest wnole wheat -four 10 the city
At Burns racket. 66-tf
swaio will buy your second hand
goods. Try him.
MCGOWAN, the vinIta cigar maker,
smakes "God Tip"
= Mark Minter. The Muskogee cattle
man was IL town today.
1 C4lat p g. Browniug Lumber Cas-.
lnd ge' an art calendar. 66-tf
New Eoglaud peach hutter and ap
sple butter ~ Balenfiue'~
n Introduction prices on new style
4 photos, very lo~. Fowler
Cocoa Bend Cofee-nne. Just try
~ <2Dc rer ID. Balenfine's.
y A.. l. Churchill came hume from St.
Louis on this ,sorniag's flyer.
n Communion services at the Presby-
terian church Sunday az II a. M
II Elegant new line ~ Witmarks sheet
Emusic az the ppst otiice book store
! r.. II. LyLrand + counned u his
n apartments through illness today.
4 Choice mince meat can be bad at
lsNrs. croninSer's over the Frisco de-
pot. 76
4 III you want a god short order or
nice dinner, the hest place is the New
i Gem.
N Dr. CAldwell's Syrup Pepsin sweet
ems the breath. Sold by Peoples
Xdrug store. DIV
Il Mrs. Barber and children left this
morning for few weeks visit with
YfrIends az Girard, Kansas.
= Bran, pure c"rn chops, combination
lfeed. ear corn and >helIed corn. oats
and hay a. Z. p Garrison :.
Y The Union League will mest az The
cougeegatlonal church Sunday after
1.noon at , o'clock. led by Preston
E17ogle
j Why write. You can nov tai X 20 /
3Aleua. joplin. Columbus, Baxter
springs and Weir City over the tele-
pbone. n
ffWhosoever has suffered fiom piles !
Knows huw painful and troublesome
10y are. TAblers Buckeye Pile
1fRiutment i guaranteed ~ cure piles.
u fice, 50 cents ia BOTTLES. Tnbes, IS
n lnts. At Peoples drug store. DIV
|tIDr Chairman and his bride returned
rom Missouri yesterday, and will oc-
Icupy their ne y home Ia the west end
b few days.
j They never did faii: they never will
tail. WnatS Chcatham's Laxative
0ablets-to cure a culd a. once. Carry
1bem in your vest pocket. Always
ready. Guaranteed. Price. = cents.
Mrs. w. w. Miller and daugber re-
furned from san Antonio lat night,
"here they have been visiting for the
last few months.
The fragile babe and and tho grow
Zig child are strengthened by Whites
u Ieam vermifuge. II destroys worms,
i n digestion at work, aud so re-
uilds the body. Price, &c, at Peo-
les drug store. dw
u DIR. Foreman has sorurnd the SER
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Cherokee Enrolment Notice.

N0Lice j. hereby given that the
Dawes commission VIII be in session
at It's affire in Muskogee, Indian Te.-
ritory, from and after JanLary 1, 1902
until April /, 1902, for the purpose Of
hearing applications for enrolment
a. Cherokee ciiizens, who have not
heretofore appeared before said COM
mission, aud for the further purpose
OF hearing any supplemental or rebuff
tai testimony that may be offered as
to tie applIcatIoos heretofore made.
The Commission e. the Five Civil
ize1 Tribes, Il y. Needles. Commits.
si0ner IN Charge.
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Twas a False Alarm .

have used DR.. Cald~el's Syrup
Pepsin and can truthfully recommend
il. Some -four years ago DR.. told me
that l had Brights Disease. | was
LAID up three months and nothing /
used helped mt and no food would
stay on my stomach. | used one b t.
tile Of your DR.. Caldweli's Syrup Pep
sin aud food would stay on my
stomach and | crdved something TO
eat. got well. Therc was no
BrighL's Disease about me. 1t was a
false ruinor." Ever since have rec
ommended Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin 90 friends aud strangers. L. is
just splendid. have full confidence
IN it.-Ge0. X. Benedict. 500, West
King ST., Decatur, Ill Sold by Peo-
pies drug store. DIV
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Rev. Frank R Jones Will leave TO-
morrow evening for Wagoner for an
evening service, and Holy Commune
ion on Monday morning; TahIequah
on Monday evening aud Tuesday
morning, and from thence to Harts-
horn for the meeting OF the Eastern
Deanery on Wednesday and Thurs
day. The opening sermon at the
DeanerY meeting will be preached by
the RI. Rev. VIM. M. Brown, ID. d.,
Bishop Of Arkansas. Bishop Brooke
Will also be guest. and the Rev. A.
v. Francis, the Dean, will preside at
the business meetings.
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The lady who had 10 leave the do
nation party the other night before IL
was over 1il please call at our drug
store and get "A bottle of DIR. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. She has indi-
gestion or she would not have taken
sick and II she had taken DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pcpsln she would not
have had Indigestion. In SOC and al
botLles at PenpIe's drug store. DIV
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A TOO Much" Campaign.

The Chickasha full blood Indians
are waging hot campaign for The
election of William l.. Boyd to
succeed Governor p M johnson
Their complaints are summarized
by them as follows: "roo much
unnecessary appropriations; TOO
many fees for attorneys; too much
supplementary treatment; and too
much Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritury into one State" They claim
to Tear scheme 10 keen the full
bloods from their share OF the
latd- and money.
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Life AZ Stake.

IL you but knew the splendid merit
OF Foley's Honey and Tar you would
never be without u. A dose or two
will prevent an attack OF pneumonia
or IA grippe. IL may save your life.
Peoples Drug Store. DIV
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The following officers have been
elected by Bufiington Tribe Improved
Order OF Redmen: ii. L Ridenhour;
s.; B r. Anderson. r.; Byron Brow,
). s.; Ross Beyens, j. s.; David
Mondier. q. r.; f. w. Cox. r. W.;
w. B. Ralnes, q. w. @. York, AL
Jenning>, trustees.
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came into our store aud said Il am
z ing 10 take DIR. Caldwell's Syrup
PeD-in for my cold. Ii kept US free
ali last winter from every kind OF
cold H. i great remedy aud a per-
feet laxative. Sold by Peoples drug
store. DIV
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John Il. Bates returned from Neva-
da this morning. where he had been
20 place his son In the asylum. The
authorities refused to take the young
man and be was left 10 a private hos
pital for q few days.
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A neglected cough or cold may lead
TO serious bronchial CT lung troubles.
Don't take chances when Folcy's
Honey and Tar affords perfect security
from serious effects OF cold. Peoples
Drug Store. DIV
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Keep your liver In good condition
by using simmons Liver Purifier (tin
box.) 1t corrects Constipation, cures
Indigestion, Biliousness. stops Head
ache, gets YOUR heart 10 the right
place 80 you can smile az yorr neigh
Dor. Sold by Peoples drugstore. W
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The prevention Of consumption Is
entirely question OF commencing the
proper treatment in time. Nothing
IS 50 well adapted 20 ward Of fatal
lung troubles as Foief's Honey and
Tar. Peoples Drug Store.
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Articlesof Incorporation have been
issued 20 the Henley Hardware com-
pany, OF Claremore. Capital stock,
5000. Incorporators, Robt. L. Hill,
o. o. Hin, Davis Hill and +. N.
Hnnlnr
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FOIey's Honey and Tar
for children, safe, sure. No opiafes.


Presbyterian Church = 5 a b b a h
School. 10 a. m preaching and observ-
ACE OF Lords supper, liza. m. sub
jeci. Remembrance 90 Jesus. Junior
League, p. M; Christian Eudeavor,
6:i5 .. M !; subject, That Which Comes
First. Evening worship, 100 p. n:
subject, Dur Gnh Resolutions. Md
week Prayer Meeting. Thursday, 7:30,
p. IN.
Church OF Christ-The usual SER
vices tomorrow. Preaching morning
and evening; subject Of morning ser
mon, Toe Cniefe>t Apostle;" even
INK, MY Experience on a Railroad
Train" A hearty invitation TO all
services. +. A. NEWLY. Pastor.
-
Church OF the Holy Gn0st-Tnere
will be a celebration OF Solemn High
Mass at 1880 a. m. Beneiictiun a.
7p. m. Preaching at both services.
-
St, Johns Church-Tomorrow the
second sunday after Christmas, there
will be the following services in this
church: Sunday school at 10 a. M.
aud at 10 o'clock there will be a cele-
bration OF the Holy Communion. and
sermon. Everyone is invited TO at
tend the services aud will be made
welcome.
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Many Of the blotches. pimples and
other affections OF the skin are caused
by he failure OF the liver and kidney 5
TO cast Of impurities. which remain
in the system. Herbine will stimu-
late the liver and kidneys, and cleanse
the system OF all impurities. Price,
80 cents. Sold by Peoples Drug Store.