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Electric Bugs Since electric lights ware iatrodnoed jti Georgia large gray bugs have become common. They are called electric bugs. The other evening John McLaughlin of Savannah was sitting by an open window and one of these bugs, about two inches long, flew in and striking the wall fell to the floor. McLaughlin picked it up to throw it out of the window and the bug sank its claws into his hand He said the sensation was as though several fishhooks were being pulled through the arm. Immediately his hand began to awell and small pimples appeared on his hand, arm, and face within twentyfour hours. For over a week the hand and arm were very sore, and at one time the ease looked dangerous.

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Cures

At DBtraarsr ak DauLns. TO CKASLES A. VOCsXO COt BaRlsMrs, B4

DIAMOND VERA CURA

FOR DYSPEPSIA

And All Stomach Troubles, such as: iafstloa. Soar Stomach. Heartbu n. Nausea,

Giddiness, Constipation, Fullness after eating. Food

Using in the Mouth and Disagreeable Taste after

eating, wonwuanoss ano low spina. At Drug&xt and Thaler or nt by man fin receipt 25 c&a (5 box. $1.00) in stamps. SampU tent on Ttccipt of frcent vamp. THE CHARLES A. VCGELER CO.. Baltimore. Md.

PBOPHETIC TERDICT.

nilC CTIinV Bootteeptn. Business Forms, UMK alUUIiPnman8bip,Arithme:ir,Shorthand. etr- thororjchlv taught hvmafl. Circulars

free, Bryan's BbsixmCoxxkok, Buffalo. X. if.

OME TO US

an A twnarft fern fillinff one

of the thousands of posiI tions always open for good

ckkeeiers. Correspondents, Clerha, Shorthand

ritra "ftnth Rexes attend, end Mommea ax auy

time. Shorthand taxight by mail, nd for circular. Buanrsss aot Ph olographic Coliws. Marling, 1X1.

VOU WUX SAVE M()NKY Timet PirJbi, Trouble, . and vU CURE CATARRH BIT USING ELY'S CREAM BALM. Apply Bfm into each nostril.

ELY BItCB.. 56 "Warren St., N. T.

A ST H MA. Pcpham's Asthma Specific. Kelk-f in ten minuted. Wm.Gleghorn. 'iardner.

Jh, writes ; "1 have not had V bit up an hour lor threo

rears. X nope tte man mac invented the Spxczfic may fia-ro everlastiiur life and

God's blessing while he lives. Sold by all druggists. giperhoibymail.pBtpaia.

m jkmi fsiiMhtistt, Adrn-iiH. euclosine btamp.

T. FOPHAM Phtt iTvut.phia, Fa.

RADFiELDS

REGULATOR

Cares all Diseases Peculiar to women : Book to -Woman" Mailed Free. nujriLD REGULATOR co atlabjta gju SOI.O BY ALL DKCGGI3TS.

r yM WIS PAPTft. j tk m jimi i

Swlft'i Stcttccnra3m of maflrnnot Blood PoUon after I hud

wttd hi Tain w ith old io-cdlcd rftriii of Mercnry ana

P4atu S. S. S. in only czrt the Blood Fob , bnt relieved th akawBatfam wUcS wivcirawi Sr the ptina minerals. GEO, BOVELL, Mrt Taird Avfloua, N. T. KfaM Tan coScro'ala. attar&ed two of my rnttdrtn, and thev wm badiv atticteU w th that ii.ease. whioh re(ted die treatment mt my tatnily physician, I was peralcU W tus Swift Specific by twine an aaromit of aires Id my wr-iiy paper. The improvement waa apparaat from th tint few &yetf and in a abort time my ciillrdna imtamL aad taraatIM Mnd nni well. JOHN WfU.IAMS, LaxingWn, Va, BWffTS STECTFIC h entirely a TecetJtW remedy, and Ii the oly medicine which 'Mermanently care fnifula, Blul Humors, Cancer and Contaeiou blood Poot. Std f-r hXi m Blood and VWDkiaaBuaWewa, TU SWIi-T sPECXFI J CO.P Drawer 3, Atlanta, tia

CHOICE TEX AS LANDS Rare Chanee for Settlers. The Baflroad System of Texas hav in? developed bo as to briug within esy access uf g'KnJ interior and eeaboard markets the lands granted to the HOUSTON &TEXAS CTL RY.CO. It has been determined to offer to settlers the Eenowned Agricultl Lands located along- th line of the Fort Worth A Denver City B. B., beinnin? with Wilbarger County, comprising 200,000 ACRES Io farms of 160 ac res and upward. Th?e lands were located by the Company anion ft the earliest, wJlh special care as t soil, timber and water. They are adapted to the ert.wtn of cotton, corn, oats, wheat, barley, rye, e?t!tables, orchards and gardens anu the TttriouH domestic gTaeees. Situated in the elevated and healthy region known as the Southern Panhandle of Texas, they powers a genial olinutte, favorable to man and beast, where vutdoor work can be carried on the jr round, and re in marked contrast with regions of early and late frosts or of. destructive " blizzards.1 Population is fjjt pouringin. and local government latr.lready established, with schools. chnrchs. Sic. Terms or .Sale: One-fifth caMi, balance in four equal yearly payment, with interest on deferred payments. For further information as to these and lands in adjacent coco tie, apply to ' J. S. NAPIER. Vernon, Texas, (who is prepared to show to purchasers); or to C C. GIBBS, Land Ag'VHouston, Tex.

The most certain and safa pain REMEDY in the world that Instantly stop? the most

EXCRUTIAT-

INC pains. It is

truly the great

CONQUEROR OF PAIN, and

ft has done more

good than any

II m known remII V-

For SPRAINS, BRUISES, ba. ACHE, PAIN in theCHEST or SIDES, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, or any other EXTERNAL PAIN, afew aoplications act like magic, cau&ing the PAIN to INSTANTLY STOP For CONGESTIONS. INFLAMMATIONS, SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, COLD in the CHEST, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, PAINS In the Small of the Back, etc., more extended applications are necessary to effect a cure.

ADWAY'S

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INTERNAL PAINS.

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Tbe Gcneain of American Liberty. Governor Morris dated American liberty, not from the Stamp Act of 1765, but from the prosecution of Peter Zenger in 1737, on the charge of libeliiicr the Governor of New York and his

oftioial friends. William Cosby was

the Governor. He was an irritable man, who, having been sent to the colony to mend his broken fortune, did much to hasten colonial emancipation. Ifncrapulous and avaricious, he insisted on new surveys of land and new gvants, in order that ho might clutch at great perquisites. "Do you think I mind that?" he answered those who objected that the Governor was acting against law. "I have great interest in knglaud." The New York Weekey Journal was established to defend the cause of the people against the arbitrary Governor, who was trying to play the part of a petty tyrant. Its squibs and satires upon Crosby and his council provoked the authorities to order certain copies of the Journal to be publicly burned ly the hangman, and its publisher, John Peter Zenger, to be thrown into prison. Zenger was charged with publishing false and seditious libels against the Government. As the Grand Jury refused to find a bill against him, the Attorney General filed an information. The case excited intense interest, for it involved liberty of speech and of the press, and all the central colonies regarded the controversy as ttteir own. Jsmes Alexander, Zenger's counsel md the leading lawyer of the colony,

took exceptions to the validity of tne commission of the Chief Justice, De Lancey, and the legality of proceeding by information instead of by indict-raent-I)e Lancey refused to receive the exceptions. "You thought," said he to Alexander, to have gained a great deal of applause by opposing this court; but you have brought it to this point, that either we must go from the bench, or you must go from the bar." He then issued an order excluding Alexander from any further practice in tiiiat court. The "Sons of Liberty" then brought tiie foremost lawyer oc the country, Andrew Hamilton from Philadelphia to plead Zenger's cause. When the distinguished advocate entered the courtroom, those who were present rose to their feet, waved their hats, and shout

ed loud huzzas. Chief Justice De Laneev frowned angrily, and demanded silence. The prisoner pleaded "Not guilty," admitting the publication of tin alleged libel, and justified it by asserting its truth. Those were the days when the legal doctrine was that "the gi eater the truth the greater the libel." When Hamilton offered to prove that the allege 1 libel was justided, the Chief Justice interrupted him, saying: "You cannot be Admitted to give the trnth of a libel in evidence." "Then," said Hamilton, turning to the jury, "we appeal to you for witnesses of the facts. The jury have a light to determine both the law and the fact, and they ought to do so. The question before you is not the cause of Bi poor printer or New York alone ; it is the cause of liberty the liberty of opposing arbitrary power . by speaking and writing truth." The Chief Justice charcred against

the prisoner and the doctrines of his

few minutes ieturned a verdict of "Not guilty." The audience, shouting approval, bore Hamilton out of the court-room tinon their shoulders. The Common

Council of New York gave him the freedom of the city in a gold box for his gratuitous services in "defense of the rights of mankind, and the liberty of the press." That verdict was a prophecy to those who could read it of colonial independence. It was the hand-writing on the wall, but there was no Daniel, in whom England had confidence,' to interpret it. Youth's Companion. - ,t The Great Snowy Owl. The winter or late autumn brings, at times, a visitor from the far north, the great snowy owl, Nycteanivea. I came upon him the other day crouched in the long, dead grass which whistled in the cold wind, while the snow sq;:alls swept alocg the far horizon; he turned his great -bL ck eyes on me for a moment and took wing. No bird that I ever saw has such motive power, the Jirst flap of his broad wings Binds him far forward or upward. Nothing reminds you of the steady, straight Wight of his congeners; he bounds up and siwoops down, turning in any direction with all the ease and lightness of the swallow, A few secondhand his great bulk is a speck in the horizon, a moment more and he has vanished, while you still stand gazing in wonder at his frace and speed and power. lie certainlv has hid all reason to fort fro his

southern trip; .when the arctic winter comes on breadths of latitude can be nothing to him. A few davs. or a fort

night at most, will allow him lo pass over the stretch that separates his arctic home from us, and still give him time for rest and feeding by the way. His natural vigor and power ot wing is so great that the severe cold of the sab-polar regions, and the passage of the great distance that separate? it from us, are both sustained with ease, evidently, by this magnificent bird. VicJe's Magazine. A Fatal Likeness Fond mother Isn't he a lovely boy, Doctor? The doctor Well, I should nay so. Speaking of babies, dear mo, you should have seen that Smith young one that lives near me. He'd been eating huckleberry pie and got it all in his hair. Fond mammar- Goodness, what color is his h&ir? Doctor Oh, he's tow-headed, just like yours. Buffalo Courier. Jenkins (at the opera) "What's that?" DeMasic "The score." Jenkina "Didn't know a score could be kept on a game like this. Which side is ahead, the fiddler or the singers?" Philadelphia Record.

Men Who Create. I like the men of the lwoiftioti w 10 fought- the war, mado an elastic Constitution that could bo amended, and then went away, leaving the. country to children who "would take care of it That was a fine piece of work done

that Jefferson and Adams siaw with closing eyes. A country born and set on its foet, and going alone with a Constitution that fitted not like a fetter but like a skin. Why should a man die with a faint hope that his intentions maybe c?.rrid out by heirs? Why not begin earlier and carry them out himself? Say, like Cicsar Augustus, "I found Home baked mud and left it marble." Money is helpless stuff in the hands of the careless, the indifferent, and the

! feable-minded. The text says man

piles it up, and he cannot tell wno shall gather it. The newspaper says the same thing in its reports of suits brought to break wills. I desire Mr. Stanford, of California, to hurry his $20,000,000 universitythere is nobody who can or will attend to that thing tor him as w ell as he can for himself. The man who endowed our manual training school is alive. Mr Coggswoll, of San Francisco, last year put $1,000,000 into a school tor his city. He is alive, and is overseeing the business. Living men of San Diego are now building a $2,000,000 school for children of all ages and both sexes mainly, but not exclusively, of the "dependent class," intended to equip them for work in all directions. It seems to me that I would prefer to build an observatory, buy the telescope and hang it and look through it a few times myself while I am under the stars, to the old method of leaving the money to an executor to do the thing for me when I am gone beyond the stars. Why not have the joy of doing the thing instead of a faint hope of hearing that it has been done, and a probability-of hearing that it has not been done at all, and that th plaintiff or defendant has moved for a new trial. Rev. Myron W. Reed.

How Petroleum Is Produced. "Thothaorv is lv 11 bv Prof. Mvm-

! doleef." savs J row-, "that petroleum is

produced by water, which penetrates ; tbe earth's crust, and comes in contact j with glowing carbides of metals, especially those of iron. The water is de

composed into its constituent gases, the oxygon uniting with the iron, while the hydrogen takes up the carbon, and ascends to a higher region, where part of it is condensed into mineral oil, and part remains as natural gas, to escape wherever and wheneVer it can find an outlet. If this assumption is correct, and a sufficient store of metallic carbides is contained in the earth's interior, petroleum may continue to bo formed almost indefinitely, and yield a supply of fuel long alter coal has become exhausted. Prof. Mendeleof supports his views by iwoducing artificial petroleum in a manner similar to that by which he believes the natural product is made." State of Ohio, Cvcy op Toledo i Lucas County, SS. f Frank J. Ohenky makes oath that Ue is the etnior partner of the firm of F. i'hkn ky & C., doing bijglneas iu to City of Tolorto. Conntv una Sate aforoBai'i. mid tVmt hiU firm will rriv tho Bum of OMK HCNDKED nuLLAHS f .reach and every cane of Catarrh that canuot

be cured bv the uaeof Hams Cataukii Ci:rk. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my preBonce, thU 0th day of December A. !., ISiw.

A. VV. GLEASON. Notary XML:

A Terrible Misfortune. It in a calamity of the diroBt kind to feel that one's physical energies ara failius iu the rrime of Ufe to feel inoro norroless, mora diupiriud, weaker every day. 'efc this is tbo unhappy lot of hundreds who surround u. A source of renewod strength which science u r proves, in behalf ol which multitudes of the debilitated have and are every daV testifying. an4 which, in countless instances, has built up constii-utious liwnn nas and iufirraii V a ad Ion 2 un-

! benefited bvocher meau. surely oomproiioijiU f itself to all who need a tonic. Hostetvjr'a i-toin-

ich Bittoru is sucn a medicine pure, uotame, tioothiuy to the nerves, promotive of dipeatOn itrd a iertilizer or the b'OJd. Dy-pcrsia raid nervousnss toe first a cauae, tho tecond a MnnamiPiipA nf lflok of stamina devart wh?u

a coui-se of the Bitters is tried. All forma of ma'ariol disease, rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble, constipation aud biliousness aro annihilated by this standard family medicine. Bred in the Bone. Mr. Hayseed Yes, mum, all I've been telling you about my dog is true. Be kin hunt in every sort o' way, mind children, chew up tramps, keep off crows, tend sheep, go tothepostoiiice -or do anything you tell him to. City Dame How wonderful ! What breed is he? "No particular breed." "No particular breed? Why, what do you keep him for, then?" A 'tic York iVeeky. A TKAVKUNO MAN 1

Creates Great Excitement lu the Empire House. IKDKPEXDKNCK, IOWft, Oct. 3 4, 1838. Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich. : Gents Your 3ir. Brooks eanu here tonight nnd registered as agent for llibbard's Rheumatic foyrup, i:nd as ho did so it awakened in Die an interest never before realized In a guoftt at my house. You will not wonder at it when I tell you tho story. For

years J have bfen greatly iiftlicted with milammatory rheumatism, the pain and soronees of tue joir.s t times being almost unbearable; coa'movo about only with the use of crutches. Iu addition to thi. my stomach became badly diseased, nnd neuralgia set in, which threatened to end my days. A travel ijx man stoppimr with mo save quite a hist(?y of your Syrup, and tho peculiarities of its combination, whch induced mo to try it. I have taken six bottk's, and no act in my life affords mo greater satisfaction than in writing you that I am a well man. It will bo n pleasure for mo to answer any communications, for I believe it to bo the best remedy ever formulated. A. J. Bowi.ey. Tropriotor Empire llouso. Independence, h-wa. Diseases Cured by a Bath. A new remedy for skin diseases, says the Hoxpitat, is a continual bath, the patient eating, drinking, and sleeping there until cured. One patient has been kept in such a bath for :iS5 days. H.i is tied up always at night to prevent him from slipping so as to be drowned. The palms and soles become much shriveled, but the skin is unchanged. The water is kept at 98 degrees. How to Gain Flesh and Strength Use after each meal Scott's Emulsion: it Is as palatitblo as milk. Delicate people improve rapidly upon its use. For Consumption, Throut'ulT'e yons find Bronchitis it is uncquabHt. 3r. Thos. Prim, Ala., says: I usd Scott's Emulsion on a child eight month old; ho gained four pounds in a month.' Mint! Cure. Young Snobbing Chawly, I've been trying this wonderful mind 'cure, lately. It's vewy efficacious. Smith Yes; I noticed that you were entirely cured of your mind. Ain't got it at all now, have you?"

II'ilVs Catanrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood audmueniB surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, Tree. F. J. CHENKY" & CO., Toledo, Ohio. jW"Sold by druggists, 75 cents. The tailor uses a measure of safety when he makes the young man of the period pay his bill in advance. Boston Gazette.

Ought to Be, but It hn'L Tho United States pf.ys 900,000 a year for its weather service, Great Britain $80,000, Germany $50 000, Russia $65,000, Austria $10,000, Switzerland $6,00), and Franca $1)0,100. And, though no European nation attempts to do as much as we do, or lakes general observations more than once a day, the percentage of verifications is rising there, which is hardly tbe cane in this country. Our weather service, with its great cost and thorough organization, ought to be tho best in the world. Boston TranxcrijiL CoriHumption Surely Cured. To tho Editor: Picaso inform ycur readers that 1 have a positive euro fr Consumption. By its timely uso thousands o- hopeless cusos have been permanently cund. 1 shall be ylad to sond two bottlea of ny remedy fkse to any of your reader:? who have consumption, if they will send me their Express and P. O. Address, Respectfully, T. A. SLOCUM, M. C, 181 Pearl St, N. Y, Wife "This light is very poor. The gas seems to be lower with every week." Husband "So it does ; but the bill is all right. It gels higher every time." Qua kei

Catarrh Cured A clergyman, after years of suffering from that loathsome disease. Catarrh, and vainly trying every known remedy, at last round a recipo whi;h completely rured aud saved him from ieath. Any sufferer from this dreadful disease sending a, self-add 'osscd stamped envelope to Prof. J. A. Lawrence, 88 "Warren street. New York City, will receive the rocipe free of charge. "What zone is Irelaid in?" asked teacher, aad the class unanimously replied: "The O'Zose." New York Sun. I haveused Macek's Kviilsiom nmrprsstioe with siu-ufaetory reduKa. H. C, 'J-'hayer, M. D., Boslcn.

You mn6t train a girl when she is young, but when she grows up she will look out for hor own train. Dasnville Breeze. NewB About Town It la the current report about town that Kemp's I5als;.m for th Thront and Lungs is making some remarkable euros with people who aro troubled with Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Any druggist will give you a trial bottle free o cost It is guaranteed to relievo and euro. The Largo Bottles aro Site ai.d SI, There are no rounds o::' drinks in the ladder of success, THE mop is very frequently floored, but not in a household argument, Merchant Traveller. An lUxtcsiclcd Popularity. Browu's Bronchil Tboches have for many years bceu the most popular article in use for relieving Cougl'4 and Throat troubles. This herdic driver always Las a whoa begone expression. Boston Gazette. An ice trust is not a nice trust, and the public should freeze it out.

That

Tired

Feeling

If you ar run down, or have that tirfii eeliug as a result of overwork o:r the -affee: or. tho chatiRiug seaBon, you should tak that b6t ol! all tonics arid blood purlflerr-. Hood'NSar aparilla. It purities atdenricheii the blood, tones the stomach, rouseif the t rpid liver and kidneys, crcateH an appetite, and builds up the system. Thou rands who have takeu it with beueut testify that Kood'a Snuparma "makes the weak a irons.

Stronger Every Day "I have been troubled a great deal rith headaobe, had no appetite, no Btrt-mrtu, and Ult as mean as any oue could a:nd be about my work. Since taking Hood Sarsapurillal nave not had the headache, my food has relished, and seemed to do me good, aud I have felt mytsei: growing stronger every day. I thoroughly believe in Hood's Sareaparilla." M. A. Stkin wax, Grand Rapids, Mich. X. B. I you decide to take Hood's Sarsa parilla, do not he induced to buy any other. Hood's Sarsaperilla fold by diucgistM. Prepared by by C. 1 Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses SI

ryanf & Sfraffcm Ohkaga business 6Sige! SHORT-HAND INSTITUTE nnd ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL.. lathe STANDARD INSTITUTION and the 31lA.G:lC3r:S,I, IN!" OT3:33 WOIIjID ! Full information, Co-talogrue, tonus, etc., neat Fit EE. Address H. 12. BRYANT A SON Proprietor, ChlcfiaTOUL Wo recoiuiuend this college to our readers Jl en tie a I hi paper when you write

None CPtinino nnlna

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IS US BiSt WaterprGOtGoat

m w am LD ta a nm maio.

Don't waste vottr money on a gam orruhhsreoat. Th- FISH JtRAXO LUTKEBl

itui" 1 1 niw "i iJ ftU IITCIV V Hirr IX l HI t lift rttwi , iwiu ft . i ( - - - - - m 7 1. Arm MAiir. xskior the "FIrtll BRAXD" sLiciti Rand take no other. If ycur sturpreper aoe

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Not long ago this old gentleman was a sour, despondent, dyspeptic, invalid, witli torpid liver,, sallow complexion, irritable temper, aad was indescribably miserable, both mentally and physically. Now, as the result of taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, he leads the boys at tho running jump, and makes himself a pleasant companion generally. For all Liver, Blood, and Lung Diseases, " Golden Medical Discovery" has no equal. It purifies the blood, infuses now life, spirits and vigor into the debilitated and despondent ; banishes that " tired feeling" of which so many complain, and builds up both flesh and strength when reduced below the usual standard of health. in.. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov(WiSRHAMTOBc "7 is the only Liver Blood and Lung f m i.l Remedy guaranteed to benefit or cure all diseases for which it is recommended, or the money paid for it will be promptly returned. Sold by druggists, the world over, Copyright, 1883, by Wohld's Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors..

fv V-VTl m T7C(X 11TniTT BO-Galte remedial for Catarrh In tho I ll I Vi I PI lUlj WllJl Head, but use Dr, Saab's Catairh. Remuaaufo1;uin for sn inoursble csss, JK'o ozperimenting. W cents, by lruirffist4ii.

SCROFULA

Of all the ills tbat human flesh is heir to, Soi'oiula is most prevalent. Very few, indeed, are entirely free from some taint of Scrofula. Young people of delicate constitution are often o filleted by this disease which manifests itself in various forms The glands of tho neck, groin, abdomen, etc., become enlarged, either persistency or with slight impairment of health. Swellings in the Neck frequently become bo engorged with scrofulous matter that abscesses are forme 3. Painful ruaning metres may also appear on the arms, lefts, aud 1'eet ; Homfttimos coutinuout and sometimes of an intermiitont character. Occasionally the Bore a pear in the earfl and nose, and on er about the eyes, caurin doarne3& and blindcea. rimples, cancerous growths, swollen joints, etc., are other byntptoma of the uisease. It mottts treated .hrouRh the blood if a permanent cur is to be obtained. What s more beautiful than a rich, soft complexion i u man r woman 9 This can be obtained only bv the eradication of ah pcrofuloas taints from th& blood by the persistent use of

gee's Emulsion,

and health will follow. Be sure your Druggist sells you only that prepared by J. A. MAG EE & CO., Lawrence, Mass

CHOLERA PROOF, or Ohio iwimoVE

Cheter Hoos. send roR00Ripno aftio

OF THIS FAMOUS BHi fOkFOWU. .Aa'TtWANTlO

KIODHR'S PASTILLES j by mail. StowWlAOOfc sHMqauraarapflSM Aises unuur Oflril Learn Telegraphy heYe and we wiU lUUnb Pntll help yn to wood situations Ad dresH Au'er'caTr! School ol Teles raphy, Madiaoa, Wis, WANTED OF V AXA1 A. 50 to 100 a morth and expenses paid t U v-r uoadiiii-rowii Stock- Auoretfa STOS1-: & WKLblMilON, Misoiicolisin. rTL la Cl a o w im ifAA We msnufacture to sett Baby Garriaps-; r;. phArae witLIti TOO milw of Cbioirt. entl for Cstockl

OlIAS. KA1SKK, Mfr., -4 ( lyh-mm rswc.

nirt t fuiif I Vatv TrtfHt of HI

book ot heamifnl colored pattern v - t . . . .- W warn TV

Mt last lurrnrc with hints and

help for complete nnme cure. Dr. R. F. Caton. Uox 5257. Boston.

niiQPS WHFRF All

Best Cough Syrup. Tastes pood Use

in nine. toni oy arugsisw.

FtSF FAILS. 1

JOHN Late Principal Examineiw U. & Pension Bureau, Atty at Law, Washington.

MWm V otv.wa increase, reratlriff, wirlows'. children 'a and dependent relatives. Experience : 3 yrs. la last war, 15 yts in renaion Bureau and 4 yrs. practicing attorney

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then have thein return. I mean a 'ahcal icwa life-long: study. I warrant my remedy to enrettj worst citses. Because others 4have falleu norsos for not now receivinff a cure. Sead 2a(fPiKSSI and Free Bottle cf my inf aUible remedy. Give wrpressj and P. iXJBU O ROOT. 1. C. 183 Pesrl NT FTB7 FARGO I CO., LAKE MILLS, TS., Manufacturers and Dealers in everything perZSir BUTTER AND CHEESE. Complete Creamery and ClieeseFactory Oattits a specialty. F.Ktimutes furnished an short no rice. S J"Scnd for lUuttrated Pncehst.

ORTHERN PACIFia LOW PRICE RAILROAD UM0S

FREIC Government LANDS. lyBtLiUIOSS OF ACRSS of inch in Minnesota. KoJ-th. Dakota. Monta.no, Jrtaho, Washinptoti and Oreffpn. CESJUl CAD Piihlleatirtna with Uap describinirls Or.1111' rUn HOST Asrrteultnral.Oraalns and Tlia bpr Lands now onn t-o Settlers Sent Fr Adored CHAS. B. UMB0M,LnTd. hWTUM!

PENSIONS. We ar-s actively engaged in the prosecution of pension and other war claims, and respectfully solicit correspondence, Eighteen Years' Experience, Collect 01icet, Accounts, Horse Claims. Pensions increased. Rejected cases re-opened, lipase Pamphlet of Pension Laws sent f res. Addreaa 1. H. FITZiKRATJ, V. 9. Claim Agency, Indianapolis, Indiana

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