Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 22, Jasper, Dubois County, 5 February 1897 — Page 7

FASHION LETTER.

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luggeettoa bmj apply toindivWnal jequlraMBirt IihUiM Mty in diess has wide licht tn the midst f all the pTOfUalOB, and

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AGRICULTURAL HINTS

STACKING FODDER. An Oii.x pMMMM I MOOf lb M i.rinll Kl.tllent Mrilmil. My way of stacl.n; l"l'l r is as fob h'WS: 1 beg li the slu.-iv the BBBM Ms a siii.cit, tiiai by ritiuniiiiK bund Um uiii.obt perpendicularly m Wm itomjUm liutt BOWn und top Pres Stil together. 1 euutioue Ln this Bray, pi act tig UM imutiles close logget In r, nrnil the sh-k, or nroepegtlve htaek, i uliout 12 feet iu diameter it Iba baa Uproand). TbJi itsually raanirea 10 01 so bnpdbM. Next, iiihtead of getting up on tili ahook, or ataeii bottom, and baving aoBM ppa pi tob Um buudiea t" bjmn while 1 lav tl.ein ch.. a hori.oiiially, iis is usual ly dune, I rosaaia i Um ground und eontioue there till the last bMB die is plaeaal, B'hea a ladder in leaned Bpi-Iist the Mack and t he toj t ied. I be'iu the topping-OOt iroceHs by piasiii,' 11 bundle w ill. I.th handa and lifiii it ssv t brae feet from t he ground, lujing, or anore propealy apaaUag,

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10 have cruscu, 1 ml I lie general outllneao! faab am vcre never prattler tiiao they are now. Hu' ne steeaaa

Mow noob unlimited rartet) that they may ba exactly what the a r er or t be dreearaahar ahonaai lo have them. Beidea being inull. raff many at the BT models are Btlll Mty much elonpatad by potnta at the waista and frills failing over the hands, th" ecallOJied rdgea ol aoraa t Ibc weat leaching sliuoettotha Bug tips, and u llingtbe . nine hand. 1 In: very eloee :.t hleeve B MOO BtBOh more in some speeuilMs !cs of 'ovl than .a otlnrs for example, the LoMla XN. fonts bare moderately full sleeves, nut they ra cut iii aaeh a way " to tit the (Bream closely, with the fullness distinotly on the upper part near the iboulder. Laagtb, not width, seem

ba the aian la all Uta aleevea, and the

miwr f Anishini them at tba lop

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new advance spring model. Bat for tbBMMBrda bo'nre l ent the

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way ut rncbet, eollarettea, Iratae. irü.. lull's, pinstroi:. csi iron's and the countteaa rarlety ef blero, r.ton, Zouave, ITrcaeb Oaaid and rthe?aBtaH jackets or jiieui-t-frnntH Bltb wimh H Wry tba present Rttire It aiy new costumes are invested in they 'ire for

ii e extra rlegant occaai a demanding e fresh. -i ana new.-st rtyia ol atraa tMlet. or eh e the -x n 'in 1 1 1 u re is for i

at.iip suits, i bat 're atway ingreai nana) m Ibit tun.' of ion . mid -K:it-I in heated rinks on Tttfleial Ma

rmita n rarlety f araameotal die

i it ti was iievrr dii ained ol in the Old

J;sof tbatinar out of doora. Not only me stylish coetumes arora tn bonole fabrtea, twreda, Bagtiab srga, chev-1 iois and vi r uns baadmitnc tallorehitha trimmed with f urs of every description, j but velvet gown come to the fnii ground bare .i veii annn more drbsay ' ore i . i. us -tlr.'e in dark and 1 1 lack and wine shades, abgbt out Ol every ten ha

..millet. .. with a short efi.uiiois-

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taaMI nrc made Up With I bolero jacket. high rir. lie sad Raring enM . i Isr edged with mink fur. with n hlotise vest of blue. I1 taa iii, gold and green plaided silk barred with sntir. whose soft folds nrc held hv Ibe drop reint lire. Not only in demi-dreei toüet. ifoarBa of erremonv und also btt elaborate Btrtat

a oe tomes, but likew ise in ball dress a are noted urprisiny color eotn I. ination. P.lue. grean and pakt yellow were recently seen in conjunction on alaBported ball

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'"ilHTi were of psle ecru chiffon, silk aMbrc4derad with tiny heliotrope end jjjbjneajBttl blossoms, framed with an lshraie paaaciseuterie of Jewel head. KATfi DUNHAM.

atmading it on one of the bundle; of the las' or outside e. .ii rse of shod: or ataeK bottom. I continue in this way, walking around the stack and placing bundie "side by si.!.-." until ! -,,m.- BfOOod to the starting place, Thla eompkttea the first ekevated rcarae. The butta f thtoeoorac beingabord three feet from the ground, bringt them to n point about where th bundle underneath are t led. Bee cut. The bandies for Uta next or second elevated coarse are placed ill order hv inmns of a two-tinea pitchfork. The butts of this course are about I ix feat Iron the ground, and like the butta of the hrst elevated course, eome lo about th. middle of the bund lea uatferneath. The hi.tt-i of the third or hud course, eonsist iin- of s:i v elL'ht ir ten bundles.

ar placed ahout nine feet from the grOBBd. This makes a stack ubollt 1 L et in height. When the last course is placed in ora

t- the top Of t he stack is seeiin-iy neo ,wo places one within a foot or tw o the extreme ton, and the other

around the butts of the top course. Two men nre not required to put up thi.J kind of a stack, i huiit ten such i taeka this year myself artthoat any asIstaaee. Gma man say s ba puta aboat BOQ bundles in a slack. I put only about

ISO. In Stacking in this way there areim bund lea lying down with butts stickitiir outward, ns in Ft.ieks as usually built. They all stand up in an ulnio-t

pendleular form -butta down, tope The bundles havinir no much

pitch" they sh.d the water perfectly

In feeding from auch n stack I begin with the ground course, as the bundles maj ba easily pulled out. The top bundlea remain untouched till the last, thus leaving no pari of the stack ex no cl to the v rut bar. I adopted thla plan three or four years afro and like it qiliU Well. Its advantages arat (t) The bundlea baeIng s.. much pilch they shed the water completely. W la feeding ttMirafrom the bottom bundles are fed drat and the top left to protect the stack till tho last. (:d one man can take th I w - Ilea from th.-Avafon ai d cons' met sued n atach w ithout aaall tanee.--V;-ank LaB lie, iu Ohio Parmer.

PROTECTING QUEENS.

rat to Heeaaa Im mi m ana t bm siiMti Be MBtn .1 ' tl'heii a oueeli is balled Vliu'll find a

liuiu'h of bees as lafga as a hickory nut or atrgat thai seem to aluig toga that ; in a very obd manner. Vou oaa'l pall the baoa apart, and you u.ay roll the ball over and oxer. If u atradga u.-.-ii is thrown into a luve she is usually balled, ami, as nearly s we can make out, the prooeaa j is something like this: Tha baaa seize the qUOOn at various points till she I entirely surrounded, then other beet aalaa UM ones that have boll of the Buean, and In this position they remain lixed for hours, until the queen is dead. If a . range worker is throw ii into the hive she isn't treated the same as : uuaen, and nothing but queen is ever bulled. The Worker may be bitten or St Dttg, but never balled. The balling bees tfeiiernll.v make a hissiiifr sound, unlike the noise th.y make ut any other time. Whether that proceeds from BBgBf or what, we. lo not

know. Sometimes bees will hnll their own queer, usually for the sake of protecting her. In the middle of a ball of her rw ii be.-s, it certainly aaanaa aba ought to be safe from foes. You cannot poll the bees apart so ns to free the queen, und if you should succeed in getting some of the bees a way. or should uiannga to gat tha bimou loos.-, the brs will immediately seize her atrain. Pe haps the quickest way to get the queen free is to throw the ball into cold water. The little miscreants will scramble lo gat out of the water as lively as they can. and at otx-e s.-cin to forget ail about Um quean, tearing baa to her ow n fate. Water is not nlways at hard, and you can blow smoke upon the ball, tfyon blow hot smoke upon t hem, as usually von will if vou hold the nozzle close enough, you w ill at once seal the queen's doom, for the bees will promptly Mintf her; but if you hold the imok at I db

tance and keep up a strong sir. 'am or cool smoke the bees will soon Conclude they want to &nd some place with a purer atmosphere. Southern ('u!ti-i.tor.

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INEXCUSABLE WASTE.

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One oannot fully realize the extent of loss entailed upon those making any sort of matanae to noultnr raiabur. until

tba various gradea of it are examined in the giant markets and a selection is made of that which is desirable to suit u reasonably well cultivated taste. Hero

is where the critical teat is made of the sort of care the poultry hah rej ocived from time of incubation until properly dressed and packed ready for ; nhipm.-nt to the central market, as well as the profit which is to be realized or i the loss sustained by the systeinat kj or careless producers. Packiifzes stand side by side in ev cry commission boUM i in i hicago, aBtounting t thousands id i tons per annum, of poultry of all gradea of quality, iiivokii.fr the d bierinalnaUng ' pflcita which rendered unto the tndif , farcnt poultfy ralaar that which ba- ! loiif; to the slothful, ami unto thesysI tematle the proflta which belong to tho i Industrious; some shippers obtaining four or liv e cents per pound w hile others 1 jhtain ten to 15 cents, and act ually the lusher priced product is n.oro satisfactory to tbv eonsucner thaa the chaipI er RtutT. Some of the poultry H plump, arfcUa and Bleely dressed, while IlUI. il j of !t is thin, dark coiored and repulsive I to k)k iimiii. The surjirisinf,' thii.fr is that the shippers of this poor stuff Bf 1 offended hecatm they tail to raoalva th. higheat quotations in return for I their shipments. There is room for a ' tremendous amount of improvement in

the rabtthg and handling of poultry. The farmera need g od deal of education upon this subject to enable then? to da their liest. Partners UalOU.

Frmn the HotuhftniM. Vatoaria, Bbb

Um, JaanM Oaitoa raaidaa st 713 Merchant Street, laapi'i u, Kansas, und Is tha wit.- of w. k. Carlo w, proprietor of Km Garlee Wagon and BlaekaMilh Work. Mbo I so well known as tho "i'.ist (iruuU" and M one of tl.o nii.st iu 'lve liiemts rs iu isigo la, L o. u. F., of Km porta. The (H-tresH of a OODdltioa of chronic aleeploHkuess is so terrible, Mrs. Carlow s aufferiiivrs from iL so web known, our reader we feal aara, will waloona the good news that she Is now well, und will be K'ad to know bow Iba . uro mm aceonplMbi i. Mrs. Carlo ST! statement lb hereto uppondad iu narratlTa form: "i'oi-many ji ats 1 w;is a confirmed lnaalid, sufterlng oonatant pains through my btoait infl baok, of tha most axcructatiag type, rendering mn abaolutel helpless. 1 was aaable toriaa ap or Ho down, without assistance, mid was subject 00 the least x er'.h n to llutU'riiine of tho h.-urt and sucb Bhoftaeea of broatti,ordspnuja, that 1 oft!U th..at-'ht I whs .lying. "Peaceful alumher waa unknown to me. 1 would fall Into a doeonlv to bo awakened

by iha moat norrtoM urnams, oi too inyuvliii a character lo describe, and in the u... nr.i.tr Instead of b. inn lefrcnhed aud aatadi I would bo utterli axbauated. iq waaatteadad at various times by every phTtkduq in the city, but uono of them could do me any good, though 1 spent bun- ! dre.is of dollars in my quest of health. About three months hi-'", Mrs RUaabeth Lirako, wbOBiyOU perhaps know, apohe i tp my husband udvibiiig a trial of br. Williams' I'ink Pills for P.do People, stating tliu' they had permanently cured her .ii'.. r Mart of suffering from milk lagt und ha ut Once proo red a supply for inc. 'Bj the tune I had taken two boxes neeordlng to dtrcetiopa, for the first time iu BWO ears, I wss ubhi to enj-.y jwacerid a- I ' restful sic j., und as I continued to take th. ,n pay health Improved, so that now while uafag the fifth box, 1 fealqulM recovered and ray bealtn is entirely restored. I atill take two pill every night just betöre retiring, aadwaha up every mormug perfectly happy. "1 advise every ono whom 1 bear milplaining to try 6 Wlllhuna' rink Pllle. for ii though 1 reoognlae too f not that mediciuo tleit u-ill euro one. will not another, stil. as

moat diaeaaes are due to a bad condition of the blood, Pink Iibs in B'uli oaaea Will prove a certain cure. It is but natai al tLat 1 shoiial have tho most unbounded faith iu ; them. 1 am . nly toogiad to bear testimony through your pagMT as to what they liiivc done for "mo." The above is an exact reporter Mrs. ( arlowa atatemant. Cauntas Haan, taim i. l.-nit..pi , .1 V.i'iimi'ln Knn.

Dr. Williams' Plnh Ptlta for Pale People BJB now given to th - piib.ic as an i.ntaiui.g blood builder and nerve raatorar, curfan sd forms ofweakn. ss arising from a winery condition of the blood or ahatiered nerves, The pill are sold by all de lera, or will be jent postpaid on receipt of price, 50 cents a box, or six boftaa for -'..'.o (they are ne er old in hulk or hv the 100), by addressing Tr. Williams' Aledicino Co., Be he u co

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do not ravoR a bf.di'ction.

.,. ,,f tin. .omiiiiiiil. iitlon of the

in .' . Pecrettti-y of Uie State Urange of llliuois .tate t .liitiuary 1st, IM7, embodying u r. solilllon of that IhkIv ndopUsl at Its lie. emlu-r meeting IIB), aaklag Iba board of lluilroad and U ii'.ebouse Loanuiss oners to redoco tl,e paaaeiu'er rate from three cents to two cents r n.i.e. M . .... Vi .. I ...... ,l..lrn U f t ,. OOinloll tllllt tO

1 1 1 J lillllini.".... " ' do so at this tune w ould bo unw ise and unwell . mied and WO d Imj unjust to the rail- , ., interest of the state. lido So.no of the gnat Tr uk Uaea in Illinois night be uhle to stand such a reduction, yet the smaller roads and those which uo almost Wholly a local business, and which are now

uml I, live l.een tor t he list two VC :J S hl I u(

1 II. IV' O.'eil 1 .11 Hie mwmn v" J v.... ... m for existence, would bo most seriously

ai" -icsl by iu .... Huoh action on our part would simply increase tho heavy hardens nnoer w hi h they sre ataggariag now, H is a well known lud to those w ho have taken the trouble to invesl inttcthe amount of paaaeaget buslUrr. hv the railroads in ll.ino sduring the p.ist tvvo jeurs that there has been u lurge decrease in the tiiuiil ei of paaaMlgara curried. Tliis is due in our ludgnient not to tlio amount charged for such service but to

the general depression in all lines or BUS li. ss, the h vv'pi-. os of farm pro.luets Slid tue unsettled fcianeUlconditions whlchbnve bad tbebr effect on the uaaiaagat na we. la tue freight business And it is also n fa. t. as shown by the sworn reports ,r tho railroads of II ino s, that the capital lnvesto.1 in such property k.. äi7M f 1 1- iotj-res: h i the St "ck-

boldor. Tnis queatiou was befora us when we revised tho freight echedulo In lsUTi und the whole question was thormichb considered We did not think then end ne thcr.lo wu feel now that hi justice ,r" both the puh lie und the raiiro.i.is. i i h id stand on the BaitM e.plality bef re t law. this reduction should be n ade ut tins tlu o. If liio country was prseroU8 our BOaCM1 sio s might ba differ, r.t. Tbestatiatkrs in our ..files show that for the piist three yeare, p . i JOB and isöft, the average amount charged by tho railroads pe r passenger mile is a fraction a'ovotv. cents, although tho maximum allowed EMM was three i ente, Vr toe reasons idxivc Slateil we lb) not feel that Ulis redu lion should he made at this time. We rir- alSABSked torecoiini.. ml this reducttoa to the Lei Ishttura. In view of our con lusion wn Uo not feel that it won id bo eonaiataat for us to do so; how evei-, the Legislature baa the power to r auInto the iniixiinum ' atevv iii.-bcm I e charged . ,r oa-se-in r sorvico und we leave tho mat

ter to tl oir nviadom. Jan. 13, 1807. igned) W R. Catttrrix, Chahnaau. Tllos. (iviivv. Attest: J. W. Yam is, Secretary.

A si.ir a sprain -lame. St. Jacobe OB cures It uil tho saiue. Or a alea of a good cook is one who fnea os:.-ra in such war lhai don't sUrinlt uioro than ha f. At. hisou Ulobe. Turks is more Catarrh In this eectlon of the country tbun all oti.-r ills, as.-s put together, und until p.eluat few years wus supmLod to t' in. .nable. For a gi. ai iM.ny voi. doctor iironoun. d It a Meal OBBBMBj and prcscrilHsi lo. al remedies, and by ronstsntlv failing t.i eure wi h local trentii.ent, nmuottaeed it incurable s.-i.-m e. isj r.ven catarrh to b a constnui .. tial .li .-use. unO therofore requires constitutional tn atrrenk Hall'a Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r J. Cheney &'. Toledo. Ohio, is the only eonatitutional eure oa the market. It m taken Internal!) in doses from in dr. ps oa b'aspoonful. P a. ts diree-'y n toe b'ooOJ I and mucous surfaces of the svstem. I'tiee ! offr one bn i'ars for uny caso I fulls tOC ire Bond f. r cirei.l.TS a id l"U" i monials. Address P. J. I'lirxri 6iCo., loi - j . . u.a.. ., lirni'iri t. TTic.

leoo. I-,,.. . ' Hairs Family Vil are the is i U Ir you ai-e unjust to a friend don't Imagine thai Bacauaa ba aara nothing ha dhiu t noti.-e U. At hisuu Uiohe. WitiNhi . s come wtth ae iralgia. They ga wiih .St. Ja. obs ob's euro of it.

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No-To Mac for gift l ent. Overt ." .). i red. Why u t Ml No To-ftao ragulaMor remove your d. ure for tobacco. Sav.-s money, nakea health and Maahooa, cur.- gnarantoed,M)e andll 00, aildieggMta. "WtiT can't eon gat an accident Insurance, Qruropyr "ft cauao they any Pm too -tiff tododgo bic l s ' l.etiolt Free Press. Wueh bilious or ooaCive, eat a C'asenrnt candy cat. .a. Lie, euro guaranteed, 10c, Bau. Tun inventor of pins did n.on- for the world than tha builder of the jnraiuids. 11. in . s limn Pf4MaaBT. Wholesome, Rpo fly, for i eiighB

is ll.li i lloll.'V ol tlore: ouiio nu . mum Plaa'a I'oothaobe Drope Curt MaaamhaatBi Boos sr or later every treat thought will p ak" its way ai-o ind tue vvor.d. Ham'8 dorn.

Ihr. C'oncretimn. XTy constituents oil misn me," They hrnrd him gently say ; Th.y feel the separation. And they war.l no back to sta7. Wu-hington Star

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FACTS FOR FARtRS. If yon have gravel ..ear you, improve your highways. Hon t feed rats unless you in1 p cmi with the food. ISxteraslnata Iba wah Both pohMM gajd eats are oheap, l'.dni your Machinery if needod. It is money wall nxpeadad. Wide t .res an hard roada act as mile ra and Improve the rund.

Chopping ftfBWOod in midwinter ia u m ghty MapMaaanl business. Save the hay. Substitute crn fodd r and ptxwl straw t. so: tcnt. Do as well ns your neighbor dueaon oil luus. What he can do j on hkel v nan, Bn an id alii t. Set your mork even bighar than y an eon teach, hut reach hlL-h as you can. bavv.v. ra w ill be neee-'ary nn long us there arc gflJnagghuetandingn MOMag UJteB, They nre nn expeiisiv nee.--ait v. tMie man thinks that the ojm niug of i new fntna in the west is evidence t hot ' fanning is profitable. That sort of i logic would indicate thai nil kinds al 1 business is profitable. Western PlowI num. a Ihiknta I rm-r's Itometly.

Prank Witbce. a Vaokton county (S. D.) farmer, after losing MO out of MM hogs, has aueceeded in gtopfilng tha ravogaa ef Iha luag trouble In bU flooh by I remedy of Iii own invention. hen his bOgH began dying at the nte of half a dosen Any hi piled Ihtlreaf" BBMMI In heaps n d set lire to them Whan oniv blackened and eharred reBABlna were left hef.d the rcnimmt to his liege, with the above result. The fllanW is stm raging In the neighborhood, and in B9BM instancea 15 hogs have .fled iuoucdar inonepea-i'arm-ar'a Voice

POPbTKY HOC1E RAIOB, nr.i masses of dropptttga, A Ig. tool bed rake is scrv iceai.le in raking over the pens, thus collecting all feathers, etc.. when they can be j.ot lata barrels w ith the dressing. An ordinary Mike, and even :i garden rake are too

coarse for this pUrpOae, The iketOB shows a good homemade rake thai answers well for this work. Wire nails, driven very close together, form the teeth, A strip of bald w.iod should be used for the head, while an old hayrake bandit can ha pressed into scrv i.-e for the handle. Orange .lud I Farmer

Pond Wife Your club must be very homelike to keep you so lata, boring Husband -No. dear; just the opposite. N. Y. World. BSSfUgQ "BJano but the bra eaeres the fair" To this we cr. .lit civ.-: ttut n.M. non'.' BUI tl I ra v I would dare V. Ith some of them to liv-f. Bag City Chat. Just About. Mother Oh, John, vou ahottld hear baby taik. 11-.-.hi tulk just as plain as euu be.

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nun rw www i - in the book agent'" face aometimes, ii we could seo tho little hands that atretctt OBt to idai lor bread. - -BOM a Horn

A Thernn uiieter 1 ree. War; er s Sab- Care Co.. of Kocbester. N. Y are sending out a limited number of ac- , urate sunt Uicrmoai e.ers l i uduate.i from 2-j.legre' s helow zero tolJi oegrc. s aoovc and mounted oa heavy 4x inch carfl ooaru, in red .m l gram, Bf mail free to any address on reciot of tvvo.etits 111 statnps to pay postage. To he si re the free dis rihu boa of the thermometers is Intended loan

VCrt SO the cCleli' ateu vv urn. i r, j ,: ........ i...... hiIvi rl isloe i el

SmÄM"Verl,:itbV-wiil be fvond t,i ba us ful as weU as ornamental u t articles for the home or ofhee and w.

worth the little tiouuiu uuu 111 aendmg for tt cm. One reason thero is M mucli profit in Ohkkaaa Is that if properlv managed the neighbors provkhl all the leed for them. that aPLEiTDiD oornoh Mr. (joodman, W illiams ( ounty. 111.,

writes u;.: "From one paekag. S il.-r s

(ierinan Coffaa Barry I grew 300 pounds

of better coffee than I can buy in stores

at 30 cents a iiouiid.

A nnek in of this mid big seed cata

logue Is sent you by the John A. S.ilzer

PcchI Co.. bn Crosse.. W is., upon receipt

of 15 cents stamps and i his notice. K

Tri ssM nf pooit niini n e Is that vou

can t sleep tho u.ght after ynu catit AUhisou tlobe.

A . knmnu ll lmulf with IlllllllflL'O. 11.1

n wy i i - bustlea whea cured by st Jacobe vim.

Wiikn the w-orlo comes to its worst itwill

tOOa be ut its best. Kam s Horn.

t... i..kn 4 - Si....l Co f .: Ornsse.

1 nr. 'i.i. mmam - - - Wis , sent a Special trul l load of sel pottoes, scui oats, irni-ses and clovers lo'b ... cusuimera, laavmg la Cross.; January Uta.

Kr.rr the heart oung and the body Wttl be low la growhagoML- Raaa'a Horn. r,r.-o flirr Is the medicine to break Up

children's Couchs a:ol Colds. Mus. M. ti. bl.lNT. Spragae, W ash., .March H. 'U.

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1 wnHI WMO " - - - - : - , gaaaa who diaaa ooMf ortahly. Bma anatB,

gnni trv a loa. box of CaaiaroM eaadycathartic,liuest aver and how. 1 ragUMMrnMaB Tmvivo a mad dog kmae h trifling Hilm.- coi., pared t i whal the devil cm do with a goaabjgag MBgve, flam's lWu.

lio-.o ami short vcar with rlmunatt m, no thine with St. Jacobe Oil and a cure Caimcaaa are boginntag to anderataafl their buslnes i who Uwj serve fret lunohaBi

Atchison Olooa Cascauets stlmiilatc liver, kidneys and bowels, flever aiekei , v.. ..... ! or grfpa, UhB EiTiiitii paopM should b- n ire atural out in company or '.ess mi; oral wlicn alone with their ramlUCa At. ihlaoa Bhrha

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with SAFE

SOUTHERN TCVÄ HOMES IN I CAAa In ih rlrSrntPl .-.. BseaWg Qbss nd n rM.nabl U-rWU, l iot. irrtl.lu mil flil i r. n ami (irrul iirmlui 'Ion. Illrrt lwurk.-lj. Ili rlit, a ,,... I i.ivtl In I rui ii l.ln lras Ml. I.ouli. ie-1. r litnd lltrralnrr, ml ,oiiuüoarstsss4 on! isf..tiuiiin, wrio. THK AMERICAN LAND COUPAHV, Oll Hoc ll.au. BT. I UI I. Mtt.

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1,000 SALESMEN WANTED xltruuc M Kintr ra, at. Mwaa. m. 0Plüi.?.!f. t.d. DR.J.Li 8"i-Mt'NS, Ll (i a NoN, lue r m C V '' n l'tk' VI KT; WM it .? I 3 c "'t .Tri-- betiil fi.r book of i-llirii i I 1 Br trrn'tssmi frt-c. a aaasssss, au .es. IT IS THE BEST. YUCATAfl

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