Bloomington Telephone, Volume 7, Number 32, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 December 1883 — Page 3

rut 9X4T crrir m xokdoxi- I . . There is but one city on earth par "tXceUence, and that is Jjondon. fctcfcngs, old, homely Iiondon boilt up o'i yellow-brown bricks, mfle alter mile; nothing regular; all quadrangular and triangular and re-entrant, irregularities, beggaring description and defying reproduction, elsewhere on earth. Nothing seems laid out beforehand; but, as if the city's growth ever came upon its builders frith a wild surprise, so that thay truck out vaguely andriradefiniiely anywhere to get . out of its way, yet always running in irregular panic, scattering N E. S. Wr in lanes and alleys and crescents, courts, etc., just as the fathers fled apace in the olden time from the rapid growth of their days, doing the best they could only to get out of its mighty way as it marched on fulfilling its grand destiny. The only way to go about in it is grapple the problem in "main strength and awkwardness. " and go on getting yourself lost-and" finding yourself again, .until by repeated experiences you get ahead of it- A street that starts as Cornhill, runs a little way and becomes Cheapside, then in a little time is metamorphosed into Imdgate hill, only needs 100 yards further to become Fleet street, and winds up as the Strand, without any conceivable reason, is not a reassuring feature to a stranger anxious to get anywhere. Xo directions on lamp posts to aid the bewildered sojourner, as in our cities. The name is put up at the beginning of a street, on the corner house, and happy are yon i eVeif you SOO it again. As a general thing, the street changes its name so soon that there would not be much use in repeating it. Magnificent blocks of superb businesshouaes, as in Chicago since the fire, you look for in London in vain. Miles upon miles of stately residences in brown stone, as in New York, you nowhere see. Isolated magnificence, dotted here and there, you can fee, But beyond this the everlasting rows of brownish yellow bricks, with no pretentions to anything like elegance oatside, and'not even the spotless red and white of the Quaker primness of the City of Brotherly Love. Yellow-brown and brownyellow bricks and chimney pots by the sere, the mile, the million, till one wonders if the whole island be not built over in this dingily-solid way. Evangelist Barnes. A CVAPTEM OX ELIES. Yon can sometimes catch a base-bail on a fly. The most irritating fly is the Spanish fly. The Latin name for a certain kind of fly is tempus fugit. Flies are always on hand early in the morning. You have all seen a kite fly. Some flies are always in jail. Longfellow speaks of a fly as a bird, when he says: "Ply proud bird of freedom. You can draw a fly with a drop of molasses better than with a crayon. We have often seen flies handcuffed. Flies moke a point where business is concerned. i At the boarding-house table did you ever see the first new butter-fly of the season? ' Some people employ the blind to keep flies from the room. Tho spider is the only creature which invites the fly to his parlor. The only popular fly "Shoofly." If lies are like rivers. They are often dammed. A conjugal quarrel is a promoter of hair-flies. Stage flies are painted, time flies wholly unadorned by art. A fly is conservative in his reading he always sticks to his own paper. Butchers and grocers exhibit flies on their windows. Yon can't drown a fly in the milk of human kindness. When you "darn a fly" you do not need a needle and worsted. . A sure sign of fly-time :...: Although flies don't stay long in one place, they always carry a trunk. There are musical flies. People often apeak of that base fly. When you see a kite fly, it is no cruel to stick a pin in it. This a very "fly article Chicago Telegram. TO DISTINGUISU SEX OJP FOWLS. An experienced' poultry-raiser gives the following rules, which he says a close observer can soon learn to apply without mistake: The drake wheezes, the duck quacks. The Guinea cock and hen both have a peculiar, disagreeable ehatts -t, but the hen sometimes says "buckwheat" or "go back," which the cock never does. The peacock can be distinguished, even when only a few mouths - old, by the foxy red pinion feathers of his wings. In the case of turkeys, the breastbone of the cock is turned out at the front joint, while that of the hen is straight. As to geese, the gabble of thecaemmon, theEmbden and the Toulouse ganders, is faster,

jJner, -.-iid higher than w&t of

goose, which is a skw, fclfeMf!

fho scl'eecn of tfo.e gander fM

sad clear; while that of the goose is a

rough bass. Both gander and goose of the English gray geese have a coarse screech and gabble, but the screech of the goose is lazy and seems to be partly broken, making two sounds, while, tlxe gander gives one clear, JUvijd Boreech without any break in it. jThe screech of the African gander .is loud, and hoarse, while that of the goose is clear and stops abruptly, as if bitten off at the end. The Chinese gander gives one loud, clear screech, but that of the goose seems to be broken, making two different, sounds, as if the first were made by forcing her breath out and the other by drawing" it back. Inter Ocean. aPOVQJBS. It seems a very funny mistake for anybody to make to call a live animal a plant, or to think a vegetable is alive. But some plants are so much like animals that even such great scientists as Tyndall and Huxley have had disputes V-thejn as to whether they belong to the animal or' vegetable kingdom. Sponges ore very near the dividing line between animal and vegetable life. Year3 since they were thought to be sea plants, but now they are considered to be animals devoid of locomotion nnd having, of course, a very low grade of life, and less intelligence, even, than an oyster. When first pulled from the rock where it grows, the sponge looks like a wrinkled mass of putty. It is drab dolor, exceedingly heavy, has a sickening odor, and i3 filled with a striny mucus which drops from it in long, sticky lines. The external pores are partly closed by a sort of sea-bug which must be an annoying interloper to the sponge-builder; while often a red seaWOrm an inch or two in length is found far within the fibres. What is the exact office of the mucus fluid does not appear to be clearly settled. But it is certain that when taken from the sponge and placed on still bottoms, new sponges are produced from it; and if two pieces of the same living sponge, or of two different sponges of the same species are laid side by side on the se.i bottom, they soon grow together. Sponges are found in warn; M-aters in various parts of the world, tho best coming from the Mediterranean- sea, where divers bring them upj and some of the finest grades have sold as high c.6 $50 or $100 a pound for surgical and other purposes. Off the Bahama Islands there is also a productive sponge bottom. The sponge bottoms most sought are in the coral beds, fifty miles east of Nassau. Lying on his chest along the boat's deck, the fisher, with his water-glass a pane of glass set in a box fitted with handles looks down forty feet into the clear depths. When he discovers a sponge he sinks a slender pole, sometimes fifty feet in length, fitted at the end with a double hook. The hook is inserted at the rocky base, and by a sudden jerk the sponge is detached to be brought up on deck. The eye of the fisher has to be trained by long experience to peer into the sea and tell the valuable sponges from those that are worthless. The strain on the eye and body is most intense; the cramped position and exposure to wind and wet make almost every sponge-fisher a victim of acute rheumatism, yet he rarely earns more than $15 per month.

To prepare the sponges for export they are placed on deck under the tropical sun, or hung in large festoons from the little vessel's mast, so that the heat may kill all the living organisms within the fiber. Then the sponges are dunvped into a sort of cage made by driving a circle of small piles a few inches apart from each other in the sand. Through these piles the tide plays violently, washing away from the sponge the sand, the dead animalcule;, and other impurities with which the mass is clogged. Christian at Work.

The Little Model Bepubllc - Valparaiso, ChtxiI. Senor Bicardo Staven, a leading commission merchant of this city, affcfer having exhausted all other remedies, has heen completely cured of rheumatism by tho use of 8t. Jacobs Oil, the great pain-banisher; Ha- mantes ibis,

il wmr he we ex. 1 My heart is brokeh, " said a man who sat on the bank steps, weeping. "What is the matter?" "My grandfather is dead, and the thought that I never saw the old man is too much for me. " "Did he leave you anything?" "No, and the fact of the business is, that's what breaks me up. If he had only left me something as a keepsake I could bear the grief much more philosoxihically." Arkansaw Traveler. XUE BARYTONE. The way to spell baritone nowdays is barytone, that is, if you're writing about one of the Eyetalian opera fellows. The barytone is invariably the disappointed lover. He has. crescendo legs and wears soulful lavender tights. He has a drooping moustache and some sidewhiskers, and the critics always mention him after they have got through with everybody else and want to fill out another paragraph before tackling the "orchestration" and "the bill for this evening." The barytone is, in short, all that that spelling of his musical kind would imply. Chicago News. A Happy Exemption, Or relief from any and all the disagreeable symptoms which proceed from disorder of the liver ie experienced by those who use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as an auxiliary of health or a remedy for disease. Constipation, yellowness of the akin, nausea, headache and pains through the right side and sfcoulder blade are thenceforth unknown to the bilious patient who resorts to it and against those malarial ailments, or whion derangement of the liver in an invariable attendant, and which it invitos and fortiors, this t-mdiufd maclioinQ is a most cfa lent us well as pleasant safeguard. Regularity ot the bowels a condition which fails Of permanent attainment by the use of averOiC'' cathartics invariably results from lis use, and composure of the nerves and sound disefttion are also amongst the beneficent consequences oE a course of the grand, refer ning toni It also relieves rheumatism and inactivity ot the kidneys and bladder.

A cONTEMFORAnr mentions a euso beyond the ordinary oculist. It is that of a younjv ladv who. instead of a nunil. has a college

J student in her eyo.

As illustration of stinginess is cited by a writer, who knows a man who talks through his nose in ordor to save the wear and tear of his false tooth. It's hard to believe Miss Wliittier was cured of such terrible sores by Hood's Saraparilla, but reliable people prove it Do not waste time and money studying-fashion-plates. Go to church. "When we say that Samaritan Nervine cures rheumatism, we mean it. Frisco Journal. , The first Doctor of Divinity is said to have been O. Fiddle, D. D." Dr. B. P. Lauohlin, Ciide, Kan., writes: " Samaritan Nervine cures fits."

Pat up" at the Qault House. , The business mart or tourist will find firstclass accommodations at the low price of $2 and $.'2.50 per day at the Gault House, Chicago, corner Clinton and Madison streets. This far-famed hotel is located in thu center of the city only one block from tho Union Depot. ISJovator; all appointments ftrst-elues. . U- W.lHoirr. Proprietor,

Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache, ore Tli rot. i wel 1 1 n , Nprol , Uralses, Barns, Nrl!. Froat Bite, ASD All OTIiXK SOUIiiT PilSS AKtt It'll IS. old bj Drujiinu ul Deelere cverrwbere. Fifty Genua bottt. Directioni in 11 l.nngiifM. TUB OHAIM-KS A. VOGKMCK CO.OwawnM. VOUELEttiCO.! UalUmotv,, U4 C.S. A.

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DO IS OTHERS HAVE DONE.

Are your Kidneys disordered? I "Kidney Wort brought me from my grave, as it

I (fivu up uy u oest uociors in

wcirui v u. w . weveraux. usoJumuc. louia, such.

Are your nerves -weak? Kidney- Wort lirftl mn fmm nprrnna vnttiMN

&c or I was not expected to live" Mrs. M. M. B. Goodwin, Ed, Christian Monitor. Cleveland, 0. Hv6 Jfott Brighi's Disease?

liku chalk and then like blood."

Jiang Wilson, feuSodr.Miuis.

Suffering from Diabetes ?

"Kldiwr-Wort, ia tSo most euarwsRful MtnMlv T hit va

iotot asea. uivo3 uimosc immediate relief."

Vr. ramtpft BaUou, llonkton, Vt.

Have you Liver Complaint?

I (Uicr 1 ni-Bjroa t ie." I

Ilenry Ward, lato CoL tth Not. Guard, H. V. j

Is your Back lame and aching? I w'-Kldncv-Wort. II hatllcri ruiwl mn wltnn I wnu on r

i uuno i ma to ion out or hed." I

v. a. 'r&umsse, Milwaukee, wis. I

Have you Kidney Disease?! I "Kidney-wort made me sound in liver and kidneys i I oftr yearn of unsuccessful doctoring-. Its worth I

j 810box."-&ua'l Hodge3, Wmiamstown, West Va. j

Are vou CdnstiDated?

"Ktdner-YToi t causes eosr e valuations and cured I

I ibo after 10 years iso of other mcdiciues.-" . I

Have vou Malaria?

"KWnov-Vort has dono better tuan any other

I rcoiv-Uy I Uavo e-vcr used In tuy practice."

vr, lu &. vara, sonta iiero, vt. Are you Bilious?

' irii'incv-Wort lias dono me mora rood then itcv 1

JOTS 1, ViKuovajf , but j-iai, uregon.

Are you tormented with Piles? "Elduey-Wort pennanently enrtd me of hletdiiuj piles. Dr. w. (!. Kline recommended it to me." Geo. H. Hoiut, Cashier M. Unt, Njeratown, Pa. Are you Rheumatism racked? "Ifidnev-Wort cured me. after 1 was siven ud to

cue uy pnyai&ans ana x naa sancrea ininy

TICE BLACK HOLE. An. interesting discovery has just been made in Calcutta by Mr. Bayne, an engineer in the employment of the East India Railway company. He has succeeded in identifying the exact site of the historical Black Hole, and has laid bare a portion of its walls. They are in a perfect state of preservation, with the plaster intact on the inner surface. The dimensions of the chamber correspond exactly wifeh those recorded. The excavation has been made just inside the gate in Dalliousie square, on tho north side of the general postoffice which occupies a portion of what was the northeastern bastion of the old fort. It has been suggested that a monument to the victims should be erected on the Bite. It was in the dungeon known as tlie Black Hole, only eighteen feet square, that one day in June, 1756, 146 British prisoners were crowded, and

only twenty-three of them came forth alive the next morning. St. James' Qasette. SO0B Roman Catholic dignitaries in the United States bear the title of Monsignor, namely: Consignors Doane, of Newark, N. J. J Preston and Quinn, of New York, and Benoit, of Fort Wayne, Ind.

An editor offers a reward of $5 (or the best treatise on " How to make out-door life at-

j tractive to the mosquito."

XiOHt FaltU in Physicians. There are Innumerable Instances where cures have been effected by Scorill'8 Sarsapariilo, or Blood and Liver Syrup, for all diseases of the blood, when the patiout bad been given up by physicians. It Is one of the best remedies ever offered to the public, and, as it is prepared with the greatest caro, as a. specific for certa n diseases, it is no wonder that it should be more effectual than hastily written and carelessly prepared prescriptions. Take Scovill's Blcol and Liver Syrup for all disorders arisin? from impure blood. It is indorsed by all leading professional men. I would recommend Ely's Cream Balm to any one having Catarrh or Catarrhal Asthma. I have suffered for five years so I could not lio down for weeks at a time. Since I have been using the Balm 1 can lio down and rest. I thank God that you ever Invented such a medicine. Fbank P. Burleigh, Farmington, N.H. Pure Cod-liver Oil, made from selected livers on the sea-shore, by Caswell, Hazaed & Co., New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have once taBen it preter it to all others. Physicians havo decided it superior to any of the other oils in market J. P. Gagkr, Route agent on the Ft. Wayne branch of the L. 8. & M. S. railway, says: Agent at Beading, Mich., get me two more bottles of Warner's White Wine of Tar. I never used its equal for throat trouble. Mr son, aged 9 years, was afflicted with Catarrh; tho use of Ely's Cream Balm effected a complete cure. W. E. Hamman, Druggist, Easton, Fa. (SO eta. a package. Sea adv't.) A natural oil, cleanly, one that will not become rancid, one that 1b penetrating, one that combines all these qualities is Carboline, the most elegant hair-dresser and restorer. Try it, W. B. Squires, of Worthington, Ind., says: I have sold more White Wine of Tar Syrup than any other Cough Bemedy. It is the best I ever saw. Chapped Hands, face. Pimples, and rough Skin, cured by using- Junipee Tab Soap, made by Caswbll, Hazard & Co. , Mew York. Bronchitis is cured by frequent small doses of Piso's Cure for Consumption. The habit of running over boots or shoes corrected with Lyon's Patent Heel Stiffeners Piso's Cure will cure Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. S5 cents.

Elbridge Malcolm, West

rty years,

Bath,

Uaine.

HUMORS. The animal -fluids of the body, when poorly nourished, become vitiated and causa eruptions to appear on tho skin. They are objectionable from their diaflfrarement, and vary in character from a constant, uneasy sensation to a positive distress and severs pain. Hood's Sarsaparilla corrects the derangement of the functions, enriches the fluids, purines the blood, and changes the diseased condition to one of health and vigor. Pimples. HitroRD Fivsn, of New York, had so many pimples and blotches on his face that ho was ashamed. He triea various remedies without effect. Hood's Sarsaparilla purified his blood, and all blemishes disappeared. Ringworm. My brother is a victim to a humor which brings ringworms all over his face. He is using Hood's Sarsaparjlla, and already is so much benefited that his Ayes are no longer affected. He will continue its use till he feels fully curea. L. E. Howard, Temple, N. H. Rheum. My little boy was so badly afBictoa with a humor that we had to mitten his hands to beep him from rubbing tho sows, which itrhefl and discharged a watery matter. Before h hud finished on bottle o Hood's Sarsaparilla the sore-i were healed. X,, J. Clement, Merchant, Warner, N. H. Hood's Sar.saparilla. Bold by DrursriBt!. $1 ; Kix for 55. Prepared only by C. I. HOOK & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Moss.

Ladies, are you suffering? "Kidney-Wort cured mo of peculiar troubles of several years sUndinir. llany friends u and praise

it." lira. H. L&nioreaux, Isle La Motto. Vt.

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Foot and Ankle. The EDS0N ELE0TRIQ GABTER develops the FOOT and ANKLE into perfect form, supports and strengthens the limbs, adds marvellous grace and elasticity to the step.

It give great ecuse and comfort in walking, riding or dancing, maintains and ex

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circulation, dispels gout, r hen ui at ice and neuralgia pains, subdues all cramps and ttiffneta of Joints, relieves bloated limbs and feet.

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This matchless invention icholly supersedes every other form of Garter for or Children's wear. They are -worn with all the comfort of the. best known garters, and are NOT MORE EX-

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PRICE, in Finest Silk Webbing (usual solars), Stud and Buckle Clasp, 12, 3b. 15 inch, $1,50; 17 inch, $2.00 per pair. Mailed to any address on receipt of money. Send for circular. LONDON ELECTRIC FABRIC CO., 81 Beekman Street, New York, f C fn VOn per day at bonis. Samples worth 5 frea. 0 lw 4U Addresa BxnisoH ft Oo Portland. Maine.

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1VER BEFORE SEEN IN THIS COUNTRY.

London Colored Christmas

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Established, t872; Incorporated, W0. For the Cure of Caneers, Tumors, Ulcers. Scrofula and Skin Diseases, without rhe

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This porous plaster la absolutely the best ever made, cosibinins' tho vlrtnos of hops with fnims. hrt!qnmi find ex

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The only known ipeclHo for Epileptic Fit. "S3 Also for Spasms and Pallia Sickness. Nervous Weakness it instantly relieves and cures. Clsansca blood and quicken sluggish circulation. Neutralizes germs of disease and saves sickness. Cores

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Dr. Meredith, Dentlnt, of Cincinnati, wu thought 1, 1m in the liwi atJisee of CQK.uiaptleA tnd lriu Induced by his friend! to try Allen 't Lang Bolnm after the formula was ihowp. him. We hmve hie Jettor tbat It at one cured 111. cough and that he was uble to reiiuae bit practice.

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Jeremiah Wright, at Marion Comitv, W. Vawrite, u, that tit wlf. hai falawnary Comnaipttew and was pronounced laea raMe by Aeir phyildaav wheat the cm of AUaaI.unjf Baltaat aanUrafft eared her. He write duna he and hit neighbor, thtnfc it the but medicine in thev world.

Win.' C. Qlrau, Merchant, of Bowling Green, Va., write. April 4, 1881, that he want u to know that the Lung Ralaarn feaa cured Ms B-sther of na. niupttoa, after the phydcian had given her up at incurable. He say otben hnowin-f her case havo taken the Balsam nnd been cured. He think, all so afflicted ihouldgiva Ita trial.

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Great Health

Restorers

N SHOXtT, TAKE AIX THE BEST qualities of all these, and the best qualities of al the best Bledicines of the World, and yon will' Und that HOP BITTERS have th best curative qualities and powers of all couce titrated in them, and that they will cure when any or all of these, ninirly or combined, tall. A. thor owgh trial ivill ive jiosltive proof of this.

ORGAN AGENTS Wanted In every Connty. HEED'S TEMPLE Ol?" IWTJSIO. 130 State Street, CHICAGO.

PATENTS,?,"" Send Skeh-h or Model. PATENTS BOUGHT or SOLI. Lnug experience. Send Stamp for Book. A. W. MOltOAN 4; CO Patent Attorneys and dealers in Pi.tents. P. O. Box, 720, Washington, D. C.

RHBrs wurRt an tier cane

Best Cough Byrnn. Tastes good. Use in time. Soldbydragwists.

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TO SPECULATORS. B- IJCNTDBtOM & CO., N. G. MILT.EU X CO., S & 7 Chamber of 65 Broadway, Commerce, Cliicapo. New York. GRAIN & PROVISION BROKERS. Members of all prominent Produce Exchanges in kW York, Ohicago, St. Louis and Milwaukee. Wo have exclusive private telegraph wire between Chicago and New York. Will execute orders on our Judgmentwhenrequested. Send for circulars containing particulars. EOBT. LINDBLOM Sc CO., Chioaao.

&H,f.DTinil WniinCD Forptaumn

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and business.

A NEW, ori)?inal, cheap lantern, for projecting and en

larging photographs, cliromo ctirds. onaoue pictures and

objects. Works lOco mazin, and delights aad mystifies everybody. Send for our full and free descriptive circular ilimitAV Hi LI. PUB. Co., Box 788, N. Y. City, N. Y.

thin a. ru.!tlm rf-raadv ft;r the aAovo oiaeasa: oiue

3 bo thotuands of caass or the vrorac a ma ana at i

standing bsve been enred. I n aecu , " ifj

Ill its eflleacy, tnat l win scua inu win y i cither with a VALUABLE TBEATI8K m this dlsaa,t suit autToxer Give Express and F. O. aadreas.

flQEIITS ! - CnllVftSSEnS ! A Live, Wide-AwakoCANVASSEB wanted in every nummunity to get up clubs for the moat Sopnlar HimOBODS and UXUBASY JOUBrAX In the North. Extremely Liberal Arrangements made with Agent. Write for fuli particulars, sample conies, and outfit, free. Address THE HOOSIER, Fort Wayne, Ind. CatarrH elvs

UKbANI BALE when applied by tt ifoeer into tlie nostrils; will be absorbed, effectually cleansing th bend of cataj-rhalvlrua i-ausing healthy secretions. It allays innam. mation, protects the membrano of the nasal passages from additional colds, complete ty heals the sores, and restores sense of taste and smell.

NOT A LIQUID ox A few applicattona relieve. A thorouak

treatment tout cure Airroeublo tonso. Sona

'cr circular. Trice 50 nt!. br mail or at druggists,

ELY EROTHKttS, Drup,;isti, Owego, N.Y.

HAY-FEVER

C.N.U.

No. 4983.

rHEN WKITING TO ADIUTISEKS. nlun itAff -ran Hav tho advertueuMnt

in this paper.

TEE MARVELLOUS WEBBER SINGING BOIL.

. A STECHAWTCAIi WOTOEKlast year we first introduced this cekmiho KOVBI.TT to the children of America, and it is a&f n to assert that no To V ever devi sed attained

aueh immediate popularity. Pally aware of its merit we had thousands of Dolls rt.idy for the , Holiday trade, notwithstanding wl leu the sup-1

Biy wascxuatisieu eany in jtobiit, ana nun-r flrrnl.of r-hlklren who came to our store worel

dissppointed. We have been accunmlatlngy

siock zonae pafc umo utuiiuio, aim buutt vari ,deavortlits year to Jill all order the day of re-

OCipc itlfl Jap oil staw hccb xuLiroveuMi

tha stut German body, as in all imported Dolls, nur Doll baa an AMERIftARl MADE

r BODY with limber joints, so that it will sit aauy

sjii gracafniiy lnany poiition.Tho arm is of Finest K Id with separate fliiKors. These are poslUvely the Aueat bodies ever put in a Doll. They are of graceful

ana unnu nape, unu luucu uuuer ami more exancuBively made than the best imported bodies which

tiicy wtu outwear many umes. Tic waxen Heads with long hair are or thn best French and Uenuan make, mads eapaeially for this Soil, and they

an ns beautiful as life, long hair, beautiful eyes, : delicately tinted cheeks. We consider them tlie finest D

Heads ever imported iuto tins country, and that without tlia Wonderful Slntrinsr Attachment Tna doll

AI.ON IS WEU. WOUTH TUB ENTIES JFUICS. TUB SifiOINO ATT.VCUmbnt is concealed within the body- It is one of the most ineeuious

inveutions of the ace. Its shape and location are shown in the right liand enirravlnir. It is a Perfect Musical Instrument, flneh

made, not liable to get ont of order, and so arranged that a sUgut

ressnre causes the Doll to aim; one of tho followimr airs t "Horn.

iwaetHoma," "araanvilU," "I Want to ta an And," "ThoroUaHappy Iad "Sweot Eye and Eya," "Bocnia Boon," "flow cant teavaTluMf A, B, 0 Bong," "America" "Thon, TUou Mlen'at" KSermAn), "Eraae Bouchaft," Trnian, "Tail Aunt Shsda," 'Bay a Broom '''Yankee Doodle.1 "Oomittg Cfcro the Kya," "God Bloss the rrlncs of Watsa,"

--inanautriomi,- -uuiia-s kodcc,-- -uie Koasai uanuDar," "Joy nil , Meaiaga" (German), "Old Folks at Same," "Fop Ocea the Weacol," ' i manv atara" (f;ppmimV "Rtoan sw flhild' T Jprninn irurhon T & T.II.Ha

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t2Ti-'or constipation, loss of appctlto and t!i:icasrac t J0

boirolatahoIIawlP'oKionfichaid IJrcrPilK S",vn's,

nl 'nnirtn' Vn4n HIMIhn th.nna.ii " W.iU.l,.. . .... 1 i,,..

Soli have lonjr been made, but tlwy are eipns!vo, soon out of order, and do not : ffonl the little one half the pVas-

BErjcs wjva EVliS PE0DU0ED, and Is the most hrautiful nnd appropriate present thn t can bo made to ft child. We can ftunvjli tiirco sizes. Wo, 1, S3 inches high, price, tea.','. Xo.,24 laches high, larger head, price, Ho. a, so tocltoshigh, orn bkst dom,, price, e4 . nar- These Prices Include Box) ns. All three sisee are equally oerteet nnd complete, but the lareer the Doll the larcer llmai'Kln at.taclunent. and beOerhead. Senttft any address on receipt of mice. Pine Embroidered Chemise, SAe. extra. Tho Trade Suppllad. Aflilrp-is.il enters to 1 1IB Ki ASSA CMTtrs ET'l'IS ROAW CO., No. 67 Wtmhlnffton Kt., Jfaaton, ftftia., U.S.A. Oaf figs COSTUMES (w tiuxe dolii milt vndtrctotk ing tote (rimmedflnely nwk,$Wtojim mras

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