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International Fxnosi.io,

The crown of ali eNpositiCns for live
stock purposes is the great international
1t viii be held at Union Stock Yards,
Chicago. November q 70 December 5
or course. you VIII plan TO attend?
Special rates ia The Santa Fe. Ask
l. r Delaney. agent.
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At Union Stock Yards. Chicago, Novem-
Der . to December S. is an event tina,
should not be missed
Attend the international by all means.
Low rates via the Santa Re. Ask L. r.
Delaney. agent-
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the post.
office at Wichita, Kansas, unclaimed for
the week ending November l. In calling
for any of these letters say advertised.
giving the date:
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Fifty cent sale Trimmed Hats at the
Shields Millinery Co. ls7 North Main
street rsa-,f
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a ST Louis Worlds Fair Information
Bureau has been established at 9o3 Main
street. Kansas City, in charge of Mr..
L. S Mcclellan. whore information Will
be eheerfulIy furnished. l39-tf.
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Niol7t School.

We can accommodate ten more book
keeping and shorthand students In our
night school. If interested call on or ad-
dress, ". \. Ross. Principal American
Business College. 907-2O9 Sedgwick block
l4S-Itx
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Sunday evening, November l, a meet
ing win be held in Dunbar hall, 235 North
Main street, where a lecture will be pre-
scented, followed by tests with trumpet
by Mrs. Maggie Vestal Collection at
door, ten cents. 143-1tx
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FOR $500
"A fine line of high class ladies' hats
Warren & Garrison. 1887
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the service. Major General Charles Hev,l
wood has retired. having reached thc ase
limit Of sixty-four years. lie wac ina
only member OF the marine corps who
had the rank Of maJor-generai. and when
he laid down his command there was NJ
officer IN the United Statea navy or army
on the active lst who had more years
OF service 90 his credit than be.
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Mr. L. G. Whittier, who photographed
the Great Cresceus'' in the greatest race
In the world. has left samples at Kan
sas News company and Goldsmith's book
store, where orders can be left. Mr..
Whittier address is Wichita, Kan. Box
906 1S6-tf
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LADIES FINE HEADWEAR


On sale, commencing Monday next, at
greatly reduced prices. 14s y. Main.
Warren & Garrison. lsS-st
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Fifty cent sale Trimmed Hats at the
Shields Millinery Co., 1S7 North Main
street 139-tf.
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GREAT VALUES IN MILLINERY.
Cut prices Warren & Garrison. 1885,
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Attend Wichita Business College and
Shorthand Institute. 1t is open always
to persons of both sexes. Fazel Adams.
Hibarser and Price. 1I4-116 North Mar
ket street. Wichita, Kansas e7-tf
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is4-10t.

SPECIAL SALE.
SO and So fine trimmed Hats for s..
Warren & Garrison, 149 N Main. 143-St
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The Crest Cattle Exhihit

LUUh N OUR WINDOW.
For sample $50 values. Warren & Gar
rison, I4s N Main. 1ss-st
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Fifty cent sale Trimmed Hats at the
Shields Millinery Co, 49, North Main
street. 139-tf
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Fifty cent sale Trimmed Hats at the
Shields Millinery Co, 1S7 North Main
street. I39-tf
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LOST.
FOUND.

LEGAL,
(First Publication October 81, 1903)
In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Kansas, Second
Division
III rec. S. Ahrens-Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
AS directed by an order issued in the
above proceedings by Thos. b. Wall,
Referee in Bankruptcy. notice is hereby
given that l will in the city of Sedg
wick, Harvey county, Kansas, on No
vember It'll, 1903, at , o'clock p. m. sell
al public auction, for cash. the assets Of
the above named bankrupt. consisting
of stock of hardware and other prop
-erty in said city of Sedgwick.
CHAS. SCI1AEFER.
4 1R-2t Trustee.
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TVpEwRITERs
STORAGE,

STORAGE-Largest and best storage
room in the city. We store. pack and
for terms. Singer & Donnen New
phone l41S. 6-tf
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PERSONAL-My husband was a hard
drfnker for over twenty years. l cured
him by a simple home treatnf- n and
l VIII gladly tell you how l did IT,
have nothing TO sell. so | want nc
money. Mrs. Margaret Anderson. Boy
126. Hillburn, N Y s-l3-san-tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-532 n. Topeka.
rooms, so feet. T. j. HouJe. at Pratt
LUMBER Co. 131-sun-tf
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN. in smas. amounts. on
good chattel mortgages Everything pri-
vate)- Room 2. ovyer 400 East Douglas
e6-we-su-tf
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THOSE who are tbinSing q builtsnS car
get Elarx ssec.--stsnS.s a.. fres &.
chsrga made IL Erz.-c5ass Stale an Gr-
to-date WORK - sns1u x Sla1stseT-T.
general contractor aid csil6e-. =
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YOUNG EE% 70 learn s.e tastes system
cs shorthand - = lessons: zcs7isseiy
r-osf csaz1.sels zrd s.Es-sz-<sztr methods .
Eossticr, zIsaxz1seFs5; Lessons ~ rsssi sx-
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ia4orScd ~ h71rs@s 81 ez1@catfr1 ard
leading e-rEnz GERS Thousands CT <rac-
uafes. FRS Se<xon free for sszzae. De-
Tzrta1ent 81 CauSaiSa % Education.
- Townsend Bldg, Sew To-k-
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T h r S . 4 L-Ladies: Our harmless
Remedy relieves without ~ail DELAYED
or apnormally suppressed menstruation.
For free trial address Paris Chemical
CO., Milwaukee. Wis.
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FOR SALE
346 n. Mosley; rents 81: $3.50.
4l4-416 n. Moslev: rents s14; 81, 200.
3l5 S. Washington: rents 81; $3.50.
857 Z. Murdoch; rents IS; $50.
137-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
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eERS0kAl

PERSoNAL-Msiw:fs <radua,s of In
perial College. Cologne. Germany:
twenty years successful practice il
America Home for iaIies before and
during confinement Babies boarded
and homes found when desired Address
Mrs A H Milie.- - Wynona avenue
corner East Second street ohone ST.
sS-su-tu-th-tf
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F'1NANCIAI--Sl00o 900 TO loan on farms IN
southern Kansas. at current rates and
easy terms. $4,000 TO loan on choice
Wichita property. Hewlett & Wheeler.
old court house building. Phone 420
eq-Su-We-lr.H
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MONEY TO LOAN-s1. 600 COG TO loan on
Sedgwick county farms at per cent in
terest. Principal and interest payable
at our Office and money paid as soon a
papers are executed. Be sure to call on
US before making loan elsewhere. ].
w. Clendenin q Co.. 107 South Topeka.
I0S-su-we-tf
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CHEAP MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY
PROPERTY. All privileges
ANCHOR TRUST CO., ia n. Market st.
-fri-sun-tf
FARM LOANS-On or 10 years time.
at per cent interest. privilege of pay
ing part or all at any time. Gregory
Land and Loan Co., over Golden Eagle.
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FOR SALE-Nice 7-room house. west
front. loo feet. on the West Side three
blocks from Douglas avenue bridge
house just recently painted and panered:
mas me barn, nice shade. This prop
erty can be bought at a bargain
Party desires TO leave city. Nelson
Realty Co. 1S7 n Main street Roth
phones COZ. 1a9I.
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~ u Should Tie Wrift,n

1t IL feared that the correspond.
cntS who have told how Novelist
Richard Harding Davis distinguished
himself at the recent alarming fire in
Marion, near his summer home. have
failed to grasp the graphic possible
ties of the situation. Possibly they
were limited by both time and space.
but ii does seem as if they should
have told the story little more aft.
cr this fashion:
The red glare grew stronger.
Myriads of spccks arose like demon
lac frctlics. The exhausted towing
people sank back in suIIcn despair.
All was lost save few bureaus and
Settees. The selcctmen of the lit
tie town looked at one another and
ground their few remaining teeth. 1t
was the gnash of defeat. Human
strength availed not in the face Of
this red-tongued SILVA.
At that moment, when hope fell
dead and faith was badly scotched. a
blithe whistle was heard from the
highway.
Whats this? cried a CHEEKY voice.
as well-built form swung into
view
ITS fire" said Elder Peaselv. az
he fcebly coughed bunch of smoke
from his ipes.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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x don't know who you are, or what
you do, but II l have any influence
you can get job as reporter on the
New York Record any time you ask
for 1t. Capt. Waters, how did our
old college chum, l.. Sylvester Vim
cent, get on board the 'Shark?'"
Capt. Waters looked rather crest
fallen, and glared at NJ. Vincent
with an expression which BODIED that
gentleman no good.
He came along about minute
after YOU and those two gentlemen
did" said Capt. Waters. pointing to
Mr.. Rockwell and Mr.. Carmody. II
supposed he was one of your party.
He handed me his card and came
aboard. | found him roaming around
below and knew that something was
wrong. SO brought him up here"
Glad to see you aboard the yacht"
said Hcstor. You will have plenty
of time to talk matters over with
Mr.. Carmody."
when do you 60 bact?" asked Ny
Vincent. as a puzzled expression came
into his face
I'VE are not going back" Hestor
replied. 1--WE are going to the South
Sea islands"
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StinGy md Narrow

Her husbands brother had through,
his own efforts become very rich.
Now he said 81 will do some
thing for her and the children.
am under no obligations to them.
but they are poor and | feel that il
viii be no more than right for me
to help them"
Therefore he bought n comfortable
home for them and gave her the
deed. Then he took her to the fur.
niture stores and they secured car.
pets. beds. chairs and other things
that were necessary to make them
comfortable and he paid for them.
after which he went about his own
affairs rejoicing.
She sat in her new home. with her
hands clasped i'm her lap and a sad
look on her face.
What is the trouble?" her neigh
Dor asked.
II was thinking Of the selfishne,s
and meanness Of some people" She
sorrowfully replied Think of all
the money ne has Yet he is too
stingy. too narrow-mindcd even to
give MS a piano. Chicago Rcc,,,i.
Herald
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Looking In.

The lecturer pleaded with the
crowd to look up In imprisoned
tones he cried: God always hclps
the man that looks up Never look
down. my friends, and do not waste
too much time looking sideways
Look up. and keep on looking uni
! never knew man to fall if he
looked up. II there man i'm tho
audience who eau say that he al
ways looks up" sccdy stranger
arose i'm the back row to say: II
can say that / always look UP. !
have steadily looked up for 30 years
and J am no better of for it. Look
ing up is my business" What dc
you do for a living my good many y"
Il III ceiling decorator" The I'M
roarious applause that greeted this
sally broke up the NEE tiDg.-Ds
Free Press.
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Mr.. Pence had passed the stage Of
excitement. lie was lost in the
depths of despair. Had ono of the
marines entered and commanded him
to walk the plank it would not have
added To the weight of woe which
overwhelmed him.
Mr. Palmer j. Morton had taken
no part in the brief proceedings
which had accomplished this revolu-
ton. He grasped the situation from
the moment Iestor made his first
declaration, and realized that
whether their dilemma was the re-
suit of plot or the whim of n
maniac, that arguments and force
were useless. Mr.. Morton prided him
self that he could divine the mach
nations of the cool-headed bust
ness schemer, blu: was he expected
to cope with the fantastic plots of n
crazy man? IL was enough to know
that he had been duped. He must
devise n way out of the trap which
he had helped to set.
"Gcntlemcn," he said, "this is n
serious affair, but we must meet il
coolly and with dclibcration. 1t IL
of nQ avail to storm and rage. We
are Gagged, and it will do no good to
beat our wings against the bars.
feel myself largely at fault in this
affair, but all of MS are likely to make
mistakes and to suffer lapses in
Judgment. In this
MIR. Norton" interrupted Mr..
Rockwell. 81 think | speak for all
present when | say that we do not
hold YOU i'm the least responsible fo.
this ridiculous event. should have
done the same thing. SO would any
of us"
II thought that newspaper trust
one of the best things | ever heard
of, said Mr.. Pence, and his eyes
frightened for the moment at the
thought. Il figured it out that the
stock would have paid 20 per cent.
dividends on the original investment.
Oh, ii is awful"
Mr.. Pence evidently did not refer
to the magnitude of the vanished div
idcnds. but to his present sorrow.
I'VE must retire to one of the
staterooms and consider what can
he done" said Mr.. Morton. Il pre-
sumo the owner or the officers of the
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Ahair. Just hG~ am working cor
myself nevcr thought of this I'M
til week ago, and it came to me like
an inspiration. OF course could
confide my plans to no one. but [
felt sure you would appreciate tho
scheme and give it your cooperation.
You will, when you get over your
foolish anger. | must rejoin our
friends. They will think l am neg
lecting them"
There being nothing for Sidney to
say no remained quiet and returned
to the dining room in time to meet
Mr.. l.. Sylvester Vincent, as has been
related
Hestor soon found that his unwill-
ing guests desired to retire to the
apartments which had been reserved
for them. They were shown to the
staterooms. and servant detailed
to look after their comfort. They
found that their host had made every
effort to anticipate their needs.
slippers, smoking Jackets. pa iamas,
and liberal assortment of linen
and undergarments were provided in
TTOfISion. IIestor bid them a pleas
ant good night. and returned to the
upper deck where he found Mr.. l..
Sylvester Vincent. That gentleman's
face yet bore "A puzzled expression.
He had vainly attempted to engage
Mr.. Hammond in conversation. He
now approached Icstor.
Where did YOU say you were 70
ing. MIR. Iicstor?" he asked.
south Sea islands"
But must go back to New York. e"
explained Mr.. Vincent. Just as
soon rs | can see Mr.. Carmody you
must put me of. Which way are we
going now?"
about east"
"Will youe ask Mr.. Carmody if he
will see ne now?" asked NJ. Vincent
in his most insinuating manner
Cant do it. He has retired for
the night" replied Hestor you
stay with us. This is the chance of
your life. Nou are promoter. are
You note. Yes? | thought 50. Well,
YOU are in luck. on this Yacht are
six of the richest men in the world.
on can promote any Oil thing with
them if you know your business.
Make yourself at home. Keep right at
them. Don't let them stand you off.
You will have lots of time. ! see you
have your drawings and plans with
YOU. You certainly are in luck.
Bob, show Mr.. Vincent to statcroom
number eight"
IL guess I'm in for it. Mr. IIestor,
but you will find me game" he said.
Il wanted To 90 back. but I,suppose
I'll have to stick Who are all of
these gcntlemcn?'
IFo BE Continued
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New Cure for Lame Bnck.

Rutledge, MINI, Feb. lGth.-Mr. L. c.
Getcheu OF this place relates happy ex-
perience which will be read with interest
by all those who have a similar trouble.
1t appears that last winter AIR. Getchell
was seized with a lamenoss and soreness
IN his back which grew worse and worse
till at last it became very bad and made
II very difficult for him to get about at
all.
After a time he heard of new remedy
for backache which some of his friends
and ,neighbors said had cured them and
he determined to try it. The name OF
the remedy Is Dodd's Kidney Pills and
MIR. Geetchell has proven that it is sure
cure. He says:
,.,,l used two boxes Of Doid's Kidney
Pills according to directions and INV lame
back was entirely cured and am ali o. X.
again. Dodd Kidney Pills are as good
as represented
I"is remedy Is very popular here and
has worked some remarkable curcs ~
Backache and Kidney Trouble
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Hailed u Down.

An amusing story - told OF the editor OF
a go-anead London evening newspaper, who,
In the eternal ru>1irg 10 press TO get
ahead of the opposition. was constantly nm
pressing upon his reporters the necessity
for condensing all news
terrific boiler explosion had taken
place on board big snip lying at Ports
mouth.
Get down there az hard 1s you cam
he said TO one OF nj men. IF YOU catch
the ll:40 from London bridge you'll be
there soon after two and can Just wire
Us something for the fifth edition, but boil
II down"
And the reporter went. Soon after two
o'clock that afternoon they got wire from
him.
Terrific explosion Man war. Boiler
empty. Engineer full. Funeral tomor-
row.'-London Tit-Bits
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THAT BABY.

IT amt no trouble now to find
The things that used TO be
A-scattered round about the house,
Or hid away from me.
The papers allus right to hand,
The tidy's on the chair,
My hat don't leave the front hall peg
Most fore / hang II there.
An everything is orderly.
An just the way It's put.
Without raft % Gurus truck
A-kickin' under foot.
But when l look around the room
An see the chairs just so.
An all the things a-settin' in
The place they ought To go.
Ia give the rest o. this oil life
IL / could only see
Thai baby strcwin' things around
The way they used to be.
Portland Oregonian.
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boat will not object to our move
mcnts. 50 Ion" as we comply with
the rules of discipline We have been
informed that the yacht is ours. and
| suggest that we select our state
rooms and meet in one of them and
confer together"
~ on can do anything YOU please
said lIcNto., who had entered the
room, and had overheard the latter
part of Mr.. Mrrtun's remarks. But
the hour is early. and there is plenty
of excellent wine straining against
the corks in the effort to escape and
enhance the ioll.ty of this occasion.
liesides, we are going to have music.
have attempted To reconcile Mr..
Hammond to his fate, and | know he
will favor us with song"
MIR. Hestor."
The speaker stopped. Can't. Wa
tiers stood in the door. and his hand
was on the arm of gentleman
whose face and pose constituted a
character study. lie was big,
handsome man with forid com
pleMon. an aggressive black mus
tache, shrewd blue eyes and a profu-
sion Of brown hair which fell to his
coat collar. There was no timiditv
IN his attitude, yet there was some
understandable weakness in his general
bearing. He was well-dresScd and
mad a roll Of paper under his arm
which he carefully guarded. Hcstnr
hooked al him in blank amazcmcnt
Mr.. Pence groaned.
'Who in the devil are you?" de-
manded iIestor. as Capt. Waters re-
leased The arm Of the new arrival
Il Sylvester Vincent, Of Chicago"
wa the reply.
What in thunder arc you doing
ON this boat? Where did YOU find
him Capt Watcrs?"
lie was in the aft passage way;
ne had just come out Of one of the
sfaterooms.'
This is Mr.. Hestor. is il note"
said Mr.. Vincent, who had entirely
recovered his seIf-possession: if in
fact he had ever lost it, II rccog-
nile you from your picture. It was
like this: have been trying for ten
days To- see Mr.. Carmody." and Mr..
Vincent bowed pleasantly to Mr.. Car
''''tN WIN EIdFFh bdfh AZ MIN. MT.
'armody is a very busy man, md my
time is Of some value also. Well. I
followed him down to the boat. and
] guessed that he was going to take
little pleasure trip. I figured that
this would be- "a good time to get a
chance 10 talk 10 him. so ! came ON
board. Anticipating that there
might be some objections TO my
or to my being "a guest. and not de-
iring To- intrude on your company at
dinner. ] remained down stairs until
Won gentlemen had finished your re-
past Mr.. J.. Sylvester Vincent
looked bwngrily nt the yet loaded
table and concluded. 81 was lust
starting 10 come upstairs and intro
duce myself to Mr.. Carmody when
your genial captain Capt Waters.
believe kindly consented TO escort
me here"
'lou are all right" said Hcstor.
a. he burst into roar of laughter.
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Dinner in Honor Of Ambassador

st Petersburg. Feb. ia dinner
was given at the German embassy
here in honor Of United States Ambas.
sador Mccormick. The Russian min.
lister. many court dignitaries and the
leading members OF the diplomatic
body were present
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HntI,img Ihc EnhN.

Young mothers naturally feel anxious
about the baby's bath. 1t is best to begin
at six week, TO put the little one ia the
water, first folding a soft towel in the bot
tom of the basin. Use only Ivory Soap,
as many of the highly colored and per-
fumcd soaps are very injurious to the ten
der skin of an infant.
ELEANOR Il. PARKER.
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Turned over to the rrusteee

San Francisco Feb. 16.-Mrs. Jane
Lathrop Stanford. surviving founder
of Stanford university, is preparing to
surrender all control Of university ar
fairs into the hands Of the board of
trustees
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Letter Carriers suspe nded.

San Francisco. Feb. 16.-seventeen
letter carriers have been suspended
from the San Francisco postofice for
alleged political activity during the
November campaign.
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For Children, used by Mother Gray. Il nurse
in Childrcn's Home. New York, break up
Colds, cure Fcvcrisuness. Constitution,
stomach and Tccthing Disorders. aud de-
stroy Worms. All Druggists pc. Sarnple
FNEE. Address \. :. OLmsted. lie Roy y y.
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Keeping Insanity nj D,~

Old Gentleman-So YOU think my darrh-
ter loves YOU. and YOU wish 10 marry .c,.
Dudicigh-That's what | called to see Won
lily; '''' -'''
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