Yha Cycle f-attt 6f tilA.
tot mo moralize and don't lntomtpt
pae unless you want to lcuj rao money.
To-dny ive arc nn Infant on the
fcheel. hcM up by some friendly hand,
trogitfslii2 Klowly, filled with vague,
.tears and soothing Rvnip.
To-morrow we can wobblo a Ilttlo,
though we suffer ninny falls.
t The next il.iy our lino Is Rtralghter,
We call otirself 11 "Wheelman," join the
,L. A. V. and own the sidewalk.
Then rmr.es our rapid youth. W'c
co.Th and sooner or later are laid up
for repairs.
Afterward we learn to ride more se
Batcly, and wo think seriously of life.
' Now we begin to eschew the solitary
path and s.vk the broad road where
two 111:1 y ii'!a abreiiNt. We try ami d'.s
cover to cur doilgrlit that we oa:i rlJo
tvltli one lu::,l while the other euconi
usses the slender w.'iist of a pretty
in.
Then w; eut.jr the holy state of tan
jflem r!Jlit. In a scn.se wo hav to
"learu to ride over nsain. TUsre Is an,
i&ther po-rio.l of wobblits. but eventual.
ly we do lis well us the nut.
Now conies the period of cartas ten- I
iflerly for M.ia!!.r n lict-is.
Finally v.- ivmne o Expert that w j
wn ride the s.v.-U narProw ,,lUh.
And tiu-n '.Ve cioaU. The Yellow
took.
1 he tVorl'l Telegrapli I.lnrn.
1 lie aeiu.i lean m to icit-i;: lipn
llnes of the 'vorid Is 7( '.i,o.") kllonte-
lcr- in.! im'be.i'r.g n.-iHy I'.'O.otiO v.llo-
tO'-lci of s-itunarlne eable Til's total ,
Js divided as follows '.inerlea. 4.(V;V
'tMio kilometers) K'ltope, "..MO.OOft; Aia, !
f)On,.ii.n; An-tr'ili::. iV'1''.!!.'...; A''r'.a, l:t,- I
The , ,iie.p ien,-th of :'.'d these !
vir.-s .joined. ir:hei' would iK-rmit 0:' I
'il.e esia,'ii-j.ie.i. ut of twenty lines of j
teh"..,rap!! Let wet a the e.inh and the :
moon.
I'.
Kru nil r t.:ie .
il l... I ' I ,
WT'.'MI. 1- S
Ill- " M . , .'
.'lOM) J. t '!',!'., ,..
"r !
Tie iejig idv-hf- ia Ai.i ii.n th i i-ok-r :
rlajwa g.;e. .-!: i.
is. is. 1;
!ooi. the Test.
For yea.... !r 1 ..ne 1 rr H:K-.uiiti-:.i.
UUfli -ii... . . i -... L.ui'.'i., 3
! 2.:-,' . 1 . !. .-r -iM'.i l..r ::..-. olv
jiun! ..,!.: 1 " 1 . ;i i -..A; .la.a,-,,'. Sfilv.ka
ut viCi,.iu:u. . , : s . . : r. .
1
Si niti wsVie-s t!:at Cjiuu;t"a4 b-l '
I' ' .
1 he Ashw !!le IV.ilv '.a."Ue 1
"f ti... ., ...!.,, . 5, .r . . e--i.ru N'.rti, (
n',1,',",-:.'."', ,!:'";::. , ;;','r.'n e'e 'Til!..'
tin-laei;:,-
t .ia :.
.1 (: -'5 v i-ai-
I :. ;) ,( id it I . j I ' .
A- !' .irri ' m N-v .)itli
I.t. .!?. ; . .- -. i ... 'l ei:':-. -1
C'rl " -I"' . N"", :';
lul H ... el.-."
ft itrp-.. W. 1 i,! ,K
( ::., ! .:. . :.
Sen'- re-it 1 1 ' i . ' 1 :,
I'xt to u grit ' in
!.ci I
I'd t i:r a 'dd 11 ii; ).ij
Tik,. I. 'VI. .- Ir it
I;r:u;-t-i.''.'!"lr
A'- '
' ' i
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Ws-'a .1 -. i::i . I... is iioiu. 1 it fr"-
q.i.-..Mv .nei-r.. -t m iln--haiv . f ;
at:'.eie-
1
Oil, WI1.1l iil.iidl.l I'.illee. .
Mr. i..-o.!.n-::i, '.V,!:-h.:. ' . I. , writ: '
From ..! 1.0 to:':
CviT-'.. t .. : .,1. ; .,: j.. ec.it.
Ih. ' '" '
A ra-K:U ' ..-: ' V.' 1 (- I tt'l-t 1
l..a:it ..Hi:..:-:.j .s f. ..r " J 'in A .
ta.Ji.T Mr I I. i .. I. I I ; -, ., j., I, I, Oil It-
ceu t of 15 .'-.ia.-. .-: . "..:'.'.: .-j uAi'f
. . . -- . '
I'm.'t nr.
R.'..i. -a
Ii. H. 1' i i
Pi-..-,
! p. - i.
-...I ly I
tuai U '-
' Til-
to l;ie ia
Che v
Sin.,".-: !
Thifv -
r.tre., ir !.
kucvie -ig.-l ti
Mm. 'V :.: ..
tr.ttsiii.k'. . -i:
Uvti,uli; il
Kits ...c m..."'
new ,i ft, - .i t".
NrrvP-...
I'l. !: ii. K: iv
r!-t.
Svr'ir f.r."iil'.lrn
. i.-i'.-'.i'iiii t-if.-cn l-
...... .. . ,
y '.'.; ..r r.rr-i n-
i'-. Kit n.-'s i : .-.jc. )
,-ii-i I.-.- i-fi-
' '..-t . I'ti-i... IVt. i
llfltl Hi-vr.irt. 8SOO.
The r-Adif. ! .- pr-s- w :;t be plewd to
eni-ii til l" til'-v . is .; .-M-r I.-l-td-I -I'-.'s-e
t! Ht S.-l'-ii. t 'Ms -f-'l .tee- to -"r, ii. u ii :M
at . i-ti '. ". 's -.ii-:-ii. H.il! s " i.tsrra
I Uie tie. i.e'.. ;,s.':. - ", lfeovn le 1. .,,
Oi.i.t-ii ' .' iinttn "eiiica o. as
iv ..i ... -it.. ., t .-....-! i! :.
f...in l-iti ei -f ti..., I.--!-,-, iv:i, t'ih jn-
' ;'r;ri':V''i '.'iVa ty ?!1 ' ''
rn-.'iie-.-'tei's ii '-'s'-.'i.e, h' r, iv. ,n '-Vi'rau've
be,s th ,t, i -. -.- ...r-r n-.ii.ir.-e IiiiUkm
Imh ...'i;,'" i ,.fii;t. nioV. for its'.
pi t.-stie. ... Add.-..
s'.'.i.t "Kr,;.. '.' ' -i '"!nt
ildl's'i-'. ise, ot-the lot.
It N. I. S... '!. !
'uta -t-ri-t!' niol
i.it. F i'-n litie t Ii".-
ar- ij-ai lin: A-taT'eii'i
1 ". :. jte I n to i l.e;.
i.i vf litis
t Hjol's Pnrotra
t':r btr ..iilirn
a the very firm ear 1
sovcu years o.J, was I
i
A nipripsi s
The felie-vi..- i n r
fHrsai.i.rii.!i -r i -i.
liave n.:i II . i s s
tirat-i I- ii aa.
a.N ( tiaxc- t- a:
bruaa .... !,
f ,:-e
r I s;, rJ irN-ls,
"tVe !il; to t-il w
Tllia lias d .tie for i.s.
fc.ll !.t lit e ria l'r .
lit:; toy Kale'j l-cu
7 TSnffl
Is Arjcri'ii's C.-ea'fst Medi-.'itte becat'e it accomplishes wonderful enres when all ether medicines fail.
6cia.lj.oil iktiioiidti. $1. .ix,iE. S5. rrttjaxea only It C. L floud A Co.. Apothc-c4ri, Lasoll.
ENGLISH GHOST STORY.
A Grcweoiue llim-ovcry and tlie Ap
puritiim t H it Vol 10 we J.
From HmIlmi llolegute, a village near
SpilMi.j, I.ineoliii-liin.', (Vim's a most
lnysierlons story, which one van easily
imagine' Is ratlin the utmost setti'. -
tiou anions the simple eoiinfrj folk In
the nelshborlM,l. l ev souio linm
rumors of human bones iiitviiijr been
d)si"iverod under :i brick tlnor of a
farm housoii.-rrthi;. village, of stranse.
tiiio.irtH!;. tappin and the like having
ocn hoard and of .1 ghost having been
seen, have boon a Moat, and it was with
lb., int. m ion. if possible, of sifting the
HiVSMM M I'll' IH'i 'MM (Hill H LjIU-'OITI
reporter b.is Just visited the feene.
The farmsiead wlu-roiho weird sounds
are ..aid to have lveu heard and the
s""n s,1',1"'s b:u'1' fu,P ,,1?tan"1
.win me in.. ,...,. i.., to.
u Mr and Mrs Wilson and their man
tervan'. Mr. Wilsou narrutetl the fol
lowing story:
"We came here on ld day last. The
llrs nigh- ... .... ,. heard y-ry strange
llf,;1'" uoucrh some- (
C . V
'"' ' , ,, , . . T.
, ":,s " " I
a - ; "o her time he
, ,. , T
ll'Oll. in . Ill, .on 11. 1110 tudtinuH i
found everything as right n It w
Hie night befon1. The sonant man
i"'. s.i.M.i, ..i.i s-...rt i.
" had to get another. Then about six
weeks ago I saw sometliing.' Before
getting Into bed. my husband having
roto-.ii before inc. thougiit I would go
downstairs and see !f the ov was all
riglir. as ii was about to calve. I did
si, ;liid when at the foot of the stairs,
just as 1 w as about to go tip again. I
sm vv an old man standing at 1 he top a nd
l-vking at me. lie was siandins as
thougli lie w as very round-shouldered.
I low I tot past I can't sa.i
say. but I darted
past h:m into the b.(lro.nii and
slammed the door. Here I went to cot
some water from the dressing table,
b'H feeling that someone was behind
I nie 1 invtied rn'iii.l sharply, and there
agii'.i s' I the same old man. lie
,oiel.;i vanish, ..I. but I am nliit. eer-
tain l 'li-.d .-ecu him. 1 have also seen
hi in s-evet.;! tines since, thrtiiyU not
.ii!:.' so dis: iuci !v
M.-s. V. iisi'Jll '.e?
endnote! her In-
t.-rvifwei' to tite siiiing room, wiunv
jippe-u-od 1 gf'wsoiae disciivcry had
,'r,.n :;.a.le. The lloor in one corner, ir
sectus. had been very uneven, mid a
dav or mo ,i-.o Mrs. Wilson took tip
tite brick-, -vi'li tlic intent ion of relay-
lug 'If':". N" '..iier had she done this,
j., A-ever. t ljan a most d:sa greeablo inlor
: 1 tni-'.-il. 1 1 : sitspb-ioas being
ed her husband and
the 1 w. - oa-etie'ieed a minu'e ex'iuilna
;' '!'. T'.f. e -'f four belies were s.Min
iiriud over, '..g.-'lier wi'h a geld ring
an l -ev. 1 .'s ..f old bh. k silk.
All tile- i::'d idetl'lv been buried in
.;ii i.-UT !!. Net" -iii.l silk being b.
Vieii -! v I - 1 1 1 T t iiel eU II. 'I'1!.' s"nr.'!i
a fvr ,iiis - as tie fuvi'i.T pfosi-ined.
but a (lu.in 'ii;- -'veil tin roducd and
ti e rio -r .piiekly leveled again.
A-k-.-l hat be; eu u opinion was on
l!:e mysieri-s, Mrs. Wilson eotitidently
asse ;',., I l..'i- ..-;.. a' s.itn.- time or
ott.er t'.eii p'.i;,- had i.ii,.-n plac". She
,v , ,t. . (.,. own mind
. , , , ,
-, , 1 'i i.a i:d t.. 1.1.. apparition, for
f....i!gh it was suggest, d she niigiir
li.ive 1 n mi'aketl she disdained the
i(i;1 tl .,.- -,.ieat:i noti.-e. Ir.
liray. 'o v!io;,i :!,,. '-'ties we;-,, subtiiit-
,,.,) .f-,.,., iir.t tie y ti::-ht be those of
,v .
w , .,,, ,.. ti... eortvspondent
- .
says !r. tlray on turt'ier .'xani'.natton
sia'es '!"' bones are ti doubt. -illy hu-
m.l'l. bo: tie b e. v.-s th"lii to be pearly
1-.i ve-i-s ..I. I t...nd e: I'.ailj News.
.inan-.'
;e i-. ., :.n of th- e,-,.,t i'!- of :
., ,,..!.; t j. .v is 'hat it Is il tvre '
. .,, it,, ., .1 .-a I. a-, on. --loiter I
c-' It; : l.il-s I'poniie
TI." n- ' ' "i. v ..f tie- to!!.-, tor is
,..,.s y, , i . , i -.:.. It :, a f.ite v. how -
,.''rj.;,;;;; ; . ,-. h. i. . -. n.. b- th- ;.. .b-.-k .t
the tPibl.tl. .!!!! I' lb.- k- teller
i! "l':""1'- ' I,,,.. ,, ,. , ..it e . ' d for V IP- h. h is
i (.. .). le , ,. i i'e ;..... . -.11111 .- ;' . ii;.
j cio, w'.-ir '- A i . i .- "f i!......'.. in-
i ;:, ,.f l, .e ,. ,
i-!. I . If ''I if. I' ' : H .1
''V il;;'f t..--. , -v . .: ..ti.' P.::..' exr-e, t .., Pav
; s' ra i i i ' i a ' t I do'! tf, a. b,t... '
I to
r , "n t . ,,,,), u p -lidi-! by I'ir-ls by .-td-i -ilu v.-,eii."i i,i i.. v ..-ir
j. :,. . - , n- i i ;v; i ::.e:'l'ri m I pinnies. .I.e.- ;,(,. ..t alt. ..(: blame
. ' . ,,!,,,-,. i ... i .... ,
1 iij; t-. a pf.i .ft i-aat- In l-s mi 'tie ma i t, . tv.
i ,, .-, Ci!e f...m I '-itu ot-n ituen. .1. An-l'il..-!. s-. i.-'ic, a:.. .;,-.: ilie y.etu'i
vvotie n m.iho tr.e i m; oi n o in
i-..t . rnif-i y h'.t v.i-i'ii. r 'lev carry one I
of !. ..-.t.-'il ub.j; in their hands'
far the of its ref;-. ,-iiiim oviitic.i. j
Th'
t.d-;.s h ive ..i!iih.r ti. v-. i'ii ilie
: ue-r.-M. :". "S th-y :" b li.v l to
t.i oibire .'P a picture cf 'he fil'ur. j
'"' York !-irml. '
.. 1
r,,.f.,-tf.tio.i. ;
, ... ,, . ,..,.. r,
T'umey X :i oiav I epei von t
r '.' -''i': I-"' ' r" ,! '' '"" ",,v ' '
Kal.e i ' i. you ::.-t iv:..,., -t ;1t my ,
'UiC- I'hil.i.b ipii'-i North Am.-: "--- 1
est
rrvlek and Jt several day It seemed as
if !. w.-iahl r-.r 1 e any better. After a
wlitl" h Lpuvi t Improve an'l in a few
weiis wm iibio to (i oat, although weak
i u4 mis.'ral.-.e. TUd, gradaaily
! All Strength in His Limb3
: giro out. The phjai -iaai told us it was
; ar:i!ysi.-, whioii o.aetimiu follow! on at
, ! of Jiphtheria, Wj aid everything
' f ir .dm. but hegrw worse until he was la
In j itiful con htioa. Hu suffered terribly
;it night and cotr-plaineJ continually of
i his head, and in what little sleep be was
able to get, nioaael nnfeasitf ly. He lost
till control cf tae aws -les of his body and
limbs. II ) had no appetite and complained
of feeling sick at his stomach nil the time.
AftT we had tril many different reme
dies and bad about given up all hope we
'OTi.rencd giving him Hood's Sarsa
parilla. In a short time he ceased to com
plain. Ids appetite Improved and at the
end of vliree months he was able to attend
selioi.-l part of the tiate. Kow he Is well
and quite a strong and rugged boy. You
Great
Sarsapariila
CHOCOLATE OR CACAO.
I flow It Crown mid thr Met hod-, nf Vrf
imiilriK It for I -c.
! The Mexicans eall the l.ev.-i:iti. eom
j posral of the i.oinnl. d needs of ! 'm ae
; t(.,,,, eiioccl.-i"'
j .-i,p (, ,ati.lnme one. twelve
' fn sixw;, feet hiitl.; trunk upiiulit.
; nn,i lHlt feet h'liu; tin- wood,
ic,lt , w.,,cilt .,,,,1 w,j,,, u color; the
' i,,.rk, lirownUli.
; ,;m,s '.,,. ,., ,,,,..,,
,.,,,, ,,,.,. ,,,, ,.,,,., ,., nmveri
I KllinH ,.,.,,,,!,, nn, in,,,!,,,.,,,,,, ti.h
, fnlit , ,. H v,., ,. ,,,,
tj ,, ,,, ,,.,, ,,;,.,,., , ,,,,
,.,,,.. tw 1.1.1 1 i - il., ,v tilunit li-llf . II
.,.,, , ,1l..k,sj,i ,ieii-.-i1oivd: wlth'.r
, )VU ,,, ,,,,,..:s,,.,u.v
of ,,..,. r.!lut ,-,,,, ,.. r),,:.
'vlic, ,,.. and ndhori.u 01.lv ... It b.v
c.,.. ,.1.1.... ,..,....,. I, .,,,,1 ,,. ,
! to th- seods ll.MK-i it Is known wlion
tbe spoils aro ripi H the rati ling of
1 the .apsttle when II is s!ia!..a. 'Ho
l.l.ll. !. rt V..t 'ttl:l no. lt!lliV'.S-l nl
,,,, ., s,!aV :ll,,lllv ,, N .u
an), hy ,,. ;,!U., T,f
U Hie about tw,,., i.v in
nunilier
w !i"it fresh they me .' a M.
l he-
Fathered before Hirj nr.' ; 1 1 " " l!
they pieseii" ti t m ii! s.ig:ir. and t!.n
tliev are very grateful 10 the p:i!:iit
Ihey are very grateful 10 the palate
riiev uniokly k'so their ego..." i.e. I!
.... . . . . .
taken o'it of t!o .lpMil". bin kept I:, it
i r for a loin:
f-,,, , i,.,.,.. !,.,.., il.,,
and ffltil all the y;ir t ieU-rn . but the
usual seasons for ca'be i iiu the fruit
are .lune and I. c. nihf r. In two .veils
it is about Ihice f. et h'uh. and spreads
In bra n. 'i-.s, no: te..re then Ii'-" of
whieii are suffered toy nri'n; in three
years It l..-ji!i to bear fru't. A t-,-c
yields from two to three pounds of
seeds annually. The s, ,.,is ate nourish
liu; and agreeable to niot p. opie. ami
nu K""'-"? "-''' i" s""'h A"" ';'.i
and in tlie est India islands.
The seeds of tin, oil. ao w. t" mad"
us" o as nionev in Mex'eo. in the fine
o( v'-',v ,!l's l!M'
tilein Is still partiallv coiri.nie.l. I'm
smaller se,,js being enpioyed .'or tie
purpose. ao lowest i!eionr na' ion o!
eo'n mott.-v citrr.-'it tn M..i.-.. Is r ih..
value of about twelve eeu's; au.l
tliete toils! aiN" many pi'ct'y trau-ae.
tiou of br..s!ne, i.. a low.-r ii mount
the cenvctii. n.-e of :h.-e . e.!s. .s!n of
w li-.-h :ife reek.'"-s 'h. v;!iii.. ot on.-
.. m.'t-t v-U 1" v-i v
I'.'H.l.i is p!'!!- ii':li!
ng b'"n m:i-l-' in'" .-i '
s a-'er b-iv
t,, H il ! I!"
utint" of citoda.. g:v ,-'.. Th" 't'.-'h
o.j an.-ieii'ly emp'.o-e.i .:. f:. indhrns
!n r...k:ng these U w:i s'nip.y to
roast ti. s.-ds :;i
n I
tv .-l.-iriug 1!
ui 1 r-"u
whh'h by reason of !'.' heat e-.i:t.loy..d
could be :.-:! re:i!".'ed. the i:a!-.el
seeds w.re brui-ed be'-.v.-eil two stone
and ir.'i-i" up m'iIj the hands iti'o
fakes I",,-. Mm ess a pv-ee.. by
j;, ...,,..,., , ,;-
pe-itl
t'rii ills! dv s.-rii" d ; nieje -Itv is Vlketl
!tt gr:n i ttg !!: s.-'ds -.ft. r :!i.-,v are
1 -1 o. I . as to e.M.v- tl t'-etii into a
whi It ! pi'if.-c'ly stiioofli. and
s.inie tlavoiing Itigicb. nts a i e added,
no.'oid 'tig t-. t'.e t i-'c of the prop!,
v ho fit'" '. o . ...isen'.e lie' (i.ocoht'e
c-ov.'s and einaii'...fi ar" b: ;.!i u-. d f..:'
t'i's purpose y :V Sp-l !!:'. r.N: ..tli-r
(iron,a,;e.:. an. I . i p.-rf utte . .'a as
tnus'n and amWirs. 'live ..:n..imes
b.-en added; but ij... pr'ne'pal (t'vor
in:: iiigivbe:.: n-ed with rci.i i Is va
t :!hi.
'1 !e' ' n ; e-i e- 1 1 ; ., ,.m:1r
tit. -i i! t. an . r t ,: .,.,,,! , ,.-,, e
, , , . ,
ft tec i-.il art:. ; I- ' l-i. ' i-t..r
t t'.e ra. ... '.e-;,,. .i;--i .1 f.-.i'.
,.,-s , ,,nj, ... f -on ll'di.'d of
t' . r... i iitly iiive'ito-l -ii-t i il s:!i,
W illi "i... ... ....on ,.!t:,........ b.-'ui:
k'lle.l " el V .-.'" I" s'lpply I'.-l is f.e-
vv .. -lion's lent., is it ' . v i.l-.i.t t let 'a
t 'i eo'ii -... of -i d- o id ' ' o th a-..
v. ill be n . bn-.i- w ..rih '.,,'. ;ii ai !n
in iv iv ib.-d e,,eo: -, . I ladies li.-r.
b. eo appealed to '.im.h -.!-. ..." tii... t..
i-i. a s'op to 't'e t.oe!,i, ),,- ,-,,n, t.
i ... ... ., , i, are;., in f i-hi.c. bo.i
t : i v i.-i v .;,.,. :! : . ; i i .."'.-.
111! tlie f. ...', el- fa.t. M- n -He 1
III I ,. It;..'-. i-ll-ll.. t , .il) Ai llieli. I, .it
they do not ..... ..iir.au. ti'.- icov .-.-.
sbi'luhi.T ,,f tie. b.tds b; vvi -in'
f-' lMief-. As !... Iiw.-vr, :!
f.ot t'ctiv"!- d ; o-i i.itlin.; of
p.-opie. .. -, ane- .i...
b. ao'v of 1 .'-,-. 1 s mid ie -.,.. th. '
p-.-.a vat i -:i. The p:e-.'i: . rfi.-.n
is evidently :.;.-orri.;i!.e. I '.!:: a
, ornin l-.-ii -l-.i t : . -'i cm .- ; i a'..-.-
i je;, ; y i n t iiis n-.1 -. t
"f :' t amu ftnf t:f t:l l.'.iilaf.d. :io-.V
f at bh-y.-les aro su'-slitutetl for horse.
A' I e. f'l-' m.f ' t Uteie have been as
r,.M-v rv. lists a, borsemen. The hard
;. . . ,
rn, ,(,tu,n of the ground is fo d.tngr-
on, for h'tnMne that many ladies who
rrjr!y fr,i.nv benr.tls in the saddle
have adt t'd tliP whcoL
le
are at liberty to use this testimonial if you
desire, as we feel we cannot say too much
in praiso of Hood s garsaparilia as a blood
purifier and building e.p medlcio." tJ.
R. E. Anlehsom, Cumberland, Maine.
Economy Is also a ehnrfterlstlo el
Hood s Sarsapanlln. Every bottle con
tains 100 Doses, and hence tlipre Is a
solid fact ooncisely stated tn the familiar
line, 100 Doses On Dollar.
dlcine
GOOD U0ADS NOTES.
I'l'.i'l.tlttt; T.ii'ni'lUi' 4'otii.,iiit.s.
law Inn been passed by the Mi-lit-li-i'i
Legislature ieiiiiiiiie the linn
pike companies in the State "to con
strue!, reconstruct, repair and main
tain their ronds in good repair, no 1
of the same material and in the same
manner as required b.v their charter,
within six inoiillis alter the pitssneo of
the Act." If they fail lo comply with
Hie law. the roads nr. to beeoindilei t'd
in abandoned, and ti" I'm titer toll e.tii
bo ehitrire.l on theni
ll'IIV It lllllU.l (III' I'lii.nci-.
''The benuty of iou roads was c
euiphlie.l Satiirdav." says the t'liuny
(111.) Herald, "tt'lien t'lie fennels d'
I.iviiside ntid I'.lliiibui townships
i, i:nc to town with loads of hay mi l
ni-.nv ami produce, and the farmers uf
i. tiier townships ha 1 to stay at home.
The Kiverside an 1 Lliinton toiis!iip
la. tncis came t . town via t!ie Loc.tsi
street teller. le. i boulevard The fr.i ai
ds of the i. the) townships had to iv
main in home, because the roa-N " er-.
to i tu'.td.iy. T'o slu.t eu ant to be
mired, and so no start was made. An 1
all because of lack of t ntt i pi ise im
pr.. idiii;; good roa 1 . "
rovvei- It. .ili ...l on riruilrs.
American huh'1 nys have often clo.
ly followed the old l.oin in model, ntid
run :-ilai,;llt aeea I rei.'ii' .Hess of oil
staelo. It ooetu'4 not to have ooo'iri c I
to our road-builders thai less power
is ospendo'I in goine; three miles
eroirid a hill than one mile up ii. m
I hat i' is ca-icr to cut down a bill oiico
ill. in f... all travelers to climb it th m
natuls of 1 lines, or that no heavier load
can be hauled than can be drawn up
tin: steepest part. To attain hid. or
level- the precipitous sides of lulls
have boon ivalod, requiring extreme
g;a les, w hen such could have been
avoided, mi I more circuitous courses,
n it iiiat -. ially longer, would have ar
rived a' the same spot with less ex
pendit ire ol energy. Mountain reals
can be Kept in order only with extreme
.lilli.'.tlty. The work on them, the
time a : i -1 niiucocssnry energy wasted
in stiiaionuling them, and the half
loads I ha; fitly can bo limited on them
are sources of grout nn 1 constant loss.
In loit iun countries every elV.nt is
ma le to Keep grades down to four per
cut., that ts, a rise of four feel in
evei y linn.!. -.1. ns this lias been shown
by experience to be the maximum on
which loa is can be iblvatitii.TCously
hunted, an I even it necessitates the
expendit in e of ns much energy in one
mile as in inivcling three c'. a level,
so thai but . tie-third as heavy a load
can be drawn. As the grade m. leases
come tins percentage the label m
voiced l..voii;e. so eee' iv. that e
in :iuer.n ': ten lect list- in a hut. died
is ii-.. I iibioal for moiiiiiain roads,
aad on I hi' less than one-half can be
haute I of v hai is possible at four in a
lnt'idi e-l. Hid hut olie sixth i, mifii
,,s ,m the level.
S.. li'tle alteiitioii has be. n paid lo
this sub'e ! here Unit a ri-e ..f ten in
one Lti'i i . -I is often found m in .ia
i.i.'.d i v-i.i. a a 10 ci.:i ,t intly ii.-e l by
h -ivy t i .1 . and even Iweive ntid
lii'te, a in a Iniii'ire.l are by im in.'ai:
mil. e. ia;. .a. This i wion.r. Til
c .n-.es ,.f o!, loads could be slightly
idterc I in many caves t i lln ir j, i.-;i"
.... Iv.iut i-'c, niid in other ni-rs tn n
r...i-ls cmld be lad .".it. These ,...
oael.i to be thnro,i.:!ily looked int.. be
fore iiiakina liitlv i '.i Is I i 1 1 1 a ' 1 1 lit b
laa.-a la,ni,:in.-.' t hem. I.. A
l.tin.
W.
IVIij Mat.' Aid
I.I ad-lressi,.... ,;
M isi.li r,
.irviau I Slai1
ii. .iic;e rcivully. 'i ueral M en' sp .'
of c n litions w n: -h may cvist m ol!i..-r
:-' it.--, a well. lie -md in pal t :
I find that th.' .'. -ii .f !s! de
ai 1 i-i . liuiiiu'.ie I iii Ma. via. id by a
. . .....I it e, eiii.al p, ..vision v. hieli pi-'-
5iit.it s. the use of Male fun. Is f..i . u.-'i
a p' ii po.se. (let up a .-euliit.ent -I i on ;
.- loii-.-ii, and a.neii. i your ( " . 1 1 s t i t 1 1 ' n .
I J .... .-I her State-' ate d in:. I' is a
vieioit-i .sy.-tem t'oa' ieilircs I..,..!iie
I lo p up the . o,i Is. It i a 'v o' k
I l.al .iiecllis th" pie of the whole
Stale, mid is ti..' n local question.
I! .-.id ; "are d' vita! .iiten . to th-citics.
I'.e. cka.de your c..nn!iy roa Is to-day.
a'l.l to-tiiorrow v.ct. citv will bcuin
If -r. The l'eii. 'i':- of
. j l.illv share I bv the
I'iij-
bui
tii y .mist a
-! rnci e.ti lie
-1st in
th" vvori; of col
v can nap the
v aal a t;es.
" bout tine, f-eirt'i - of the iTup
. rty iuiered.- . f tic country are to be
bom I in the l it . .s.tr,tn l held by the
c.e i. orations. No , tin- I iric.ei . , r. pi--ei.tiiie
iitioiu oil.- l'..:.rt!i of the p:op-
el ay luicrcsts, have I ti eiidc-ivoi uin
t i l,.-ep up tho rea ls ..r the whole
ciiiilry. Then -nil is obvious. The
b n. leu was to . iiiii.'ii, ali i bad loads
urc I., be found -v .-rvu ii"i'e.
' i'liere exist in son... places strotc.;
i.Lj.-'lioi.s to einplovi.i.., c .nvieis upon
pahlio rouls. A happy snlu'i.iii of
liiis dillieiilty, however, presents i'
ilf. l'.n.plov your convicts in pie
p.c im; iiiat"ii il I'oi bnilitiuggood roads.
Tins has bceiitiie l in a liutnbcr ol'
Slates, .,11.1 lias pi ovrcd to be an econom
ical in vv.ll as a healthful way of work
ing coir. a. t s. am sat is lied tli.it Mary
land c.iild employ its short term
prisoners .md House nf Correct inn in
mates in tins way, and deliver road
materiel a lil'ty cents u bui in nny
pet I of tbe Sti't'e.
'You must couvince voitr te-i ta
tors thai tlie State of Maryland is en
titled tojil-tas good legislation as nny
other State ,,f the I'nion. You must
stir tin-in at home, and follow them to
ttnnpolis. You can tell
thorn vvhat yoti wiiut in n general way,
l hat is:
'"First - complete i form in the
loci.! load ad ninisti.itioii, so that you
will g.-t your money's worth for the
money y.ui mev pay.
"Second - You want more money
for roads, without more taxes mi ini.ii
property.
"Third Y'oii want tin efficient
St :ite supervision to make sure that
the new money spent on roads shall
be spent to the best possible advan
tage. "Fourth You want to make sure
for the future thai all property, un. I
all the people interested in of bene
fited by good highways. hnll contribute
their proper share toward l.uildiu
and maintaining those roads."
(iii ainn and Swish competition has
had a depressing effect on the Calais
luceunuicul lace trade.
JUDGE OF THE OLD SCHOOL.
llnr.v, of t liicnuo, In u I iilqui' He
ntiodcr of -Mlicr Ita.vs,
.Tiidge ibiry, of I'hicago. the trial
.indue In ti.., second l,uoii;eri trial, Is
one of die few remaining judges of
..'her times, l'ersomtlly and judicially
he Is unique In spile of It's years
Iiidao ihiry Is alert physically and
inc. it, illy. His wit is qui d; and appro
priate. When ii Is a pan of a ulini;or
a decision i' does mil colilliel Willi Hie
dijiiliy of his ottiee. A man of .'evv
words, bins. n. in manner often, avo'd
I tn; the public, secKiu;; l.o iippbiils", lit
erally wnlhiiii: iinl'.e.pieiitcl siree is
when he can. he Is In his hoiim life a
lov able ehi'i-ieier Kind, sv lopa ' he: ie,
approachable, responsive.
II. liKes lo live as bo did in his oar
her davs, ,. .- ,1,1 ,is Wife col istltu'e
tie- holm. ito-.-. Tii..,-,. is an u.'l.v do::.
sh.-'Lii.v .and not-.. ,ai ijmos. vvldeh is
ceuue. t..,i will, the hon-e. Vl.en his
sedate icasier i. -turns fiotn the ben h
litis ii-rb. lookina do'i Lioivs mi' to nn ei
him. aiid 'f th-. vveatiier is not uioo-o
.iii,,iis ti,,. ..v y.i,:U i.tjicth-r. !.o:i-:
:!:. bel'-'te liiete W;!s slei ;i eollvch'
nl. .. as a mill, oar". Vr. ' bo y, b .fore h"
e.lllld lltl'"t . doniesl i, s. VV-lll to I II"
house of an ol I v. .mi at. ".'i"!il 1-loeUs
distant, and puieha-' I .i.ilK f 'f bi-
I. on -e. Tii's old bale' is e in' i nned.
lie has been oil the lie.lel, nearly t'o-
tv v.at s. lie is a ua'ii ,il im i-a. Had
lie i", er ioil n.a ' 1 so 0 ;i .b'si, e. In
would have : one to the highest judi
. ' a t of the :-''ate. His present ph. oe
and s.-vei.il reee.h.ns dier"'.. .'i a
din lo i in. b o of the ei' v and eoun'.v as
v e ..... hi . Ii beets. t... ii, ver load" a
polili, al :. '. il" l. -vel- -ou-rilt a Vote,
ho never pai l M polilieal assi'ssnicil' .
mm mmiW
xm c:-
.M ..,t: ; t'V on I lit: Id v 1 11.
l e was i.oie! a polithal .-iiitdid:' 10. As
a .iu-U" be i revoied. M'-n who ...re
ii,,. holiest fear him. l.av. vers who are
It h i,;, avoid idu'. I'eW of bis .1" !.-!. u
h.ive beill reversed. When .I'lsli...
Italian, of tt-o I nil. -I Si'i'e. Supreui"
I'., tn h, holds ...nn in i hi auo h" lilo-s
to have .Hideo ;.arv d'h" v i-ii liitti ;:s
..ft.-ii a - iie will. When "def .In die. . i
I'l'll 'I' ' i-i's bis oi l b.l'!!" he llstlaP;.
visits .1 ii 1 i Jury. Win u the Itar ,s-so.-iaiioti
of I'. .,, I, fouiity has i, ;.t;
tiual baniph ' .In i"e liary lias .he s"a;
...' boi.or.
I'e.v . riieinal tr'al. bi 'ids .-..unity
fx "! m-.o inioii-..! I'vau 'iii; o! the
iinaretiis. . .1,1.1-, la: y p.-. -..',)
. '. i e v . t Pi. le,.-. in t o ,'i ,i 1 1 1 ' v v- i...
I 1 in- r.-,.o.'..' l y . I'lib!'.
I'eeii...' .V IslM hltfh t"tsi.ll. Me.l .'ill.
. , I'. .. .stieets and well' t-i and l'ro',1
Ih- -V i-'l-it! s .t'-ii'. 1. .1 1 1. 1 - o 1 1 a ry v. :' -i;.
!. -no.! an l v. . ri.e.i. v .:-!n. wa-:
ii'.', i ! Irin. i "it !" et'c . d ;t la '-.: Hit
!v. , d ..', live w i- b . -.!.- ' :.- ! i!".v
l,i'... lb- .1. -I the , ' and
oid.i-.'l him a-.'-i;.. H ' a- !'" one
lean i'l til" tow II ,V lio si.,.,11. - p. I-.,
fearless.
A Qtu-cr f ir un-l'ir.
Iliti" I'.'.vo Mar im n f'O'.i 1 in hT
rardcii '!". in!!':!'- I., t . u ! y i n
i ember ' te . n it,'.: .oto: and twelve
if., lies in if u'lif.-ii i" e ", iii'h : he left
for ...rod. but I'nl.fd Ir. ain for the
S..i !!- to r'p-:t : f. 1 turn yeilovv.
The Co s. w-cet. in !'. pt f.d'.-r i' w.13
il v.-.v ! il to le loo e fiom i (-,,- vini",
; -..! wa- tal.cn in ti e b "t-' ;:nd put
a, ay. I c-day It is a; r,r en ami firm
as ii wa-. in July, and tli"re is no ln
(li. alien that i' will ever cLnnge Its
Ftate. Mrs. Marim'.a has hern g.ird
eninp for forty years, ar.d never oh
hrived th" like? cf this eiiettmhri- L.
fore. Ha'iodsbitri; v Ky.) iiavir.fs.
.M.iate;.,, f.in '.:.' i I M!. :.
a 1c:,m1 h-.U b.y i:i Wt S'.r
York, IVnnvylv.n.f.i Ne - e.---.
('oti'-.eetient, Jlliiiy, S'nrtli Jh;'."i.;
cti.1 ''.'urvhiiiglon.
A husbind is bl..e :: tttrU.-y in that he
lias io be lea-ted before he 1,'ives n
firistiiia pnseiit.
An rtverworke-1 llraln.
i--.in ( .'.(-erd, rirrrttori, fn.
Dotertiiind to rlsx In his chosou pro
fession as an educator, Erniwt Kemper, of
Il"srceton, InJ., overtaxed bimveK men
tally and phy.ica!lv. H4 wus ambitious,
hia mliid wus always on his work. From
early morn until lute at uiKlit Ut eoutiu
ually pord rver Ida blots.
Few persons, ven with tlif' trongist
roDftitutlous, can keep up under suoU a
atraln.
In aibli'lon to his .tudif", Mr. Kempr
whs tt-aclniirf a H'di ol mviib tiir.vi inben
from his bom". Fiunlly. his exeesslTn study
au.l t!in expo.suri of K-'bitt ' and from
Foiiool In all Winds o( weulUrr undermine!
bis health.
lb) wus takin to hu b,l with pneumonia
and his overworked l.rain nlmejt collapsed.
For several w.'hks In- was seriously ill.
Catarrh had taken root la bin system and
bis inlnJ was ia n iblieiitrt ooudjllon. 11-
was sent toroloradowhereb
s sj-eut three Uiontlis without
receivi n it
any bouoilt.
Then a not
ed tpeeialiat
from Cleve
land treuted
without avail.
and then a hospi
tal in Chicago wai
tried, but all al,o
lutelv withqut
teueltt. Finally
bis physician 1. -rox
mended l)r.
Williams' Pink
Octriludu. rilla for Tale l'eo-
pla. and from tU first box be began to im
prove, wtien lie had taken nine bdxea he
was eompitipiy cured. This itnous blood
nnd nerve mldiulne bad auftomplUhed wbat
nil his former expensive treatment failed
to atfoeimpllsh. Mr. Kemper saya bil ca
tarrh has entirely left him; be is strong
rtgath and weighs nine pounda more than
he evfei iii 1. He gives the pills the entire
credit, tie la starting teaching again and
feels abundantly able to continue tbe
work. To prove that the above ii true la
every respect, Mr. Kemper made ait affi
davit aa follows: '
Huhsfribed ami sworn to before me this
t je 10:U day Of September, 19D7.
It. P. Watt. Kotary PMic.
Vie doubt it these pills have ad eqif.ak tn
all the raaSf ' feiLcihefoT ttltUo Up
MIX & iMte&V- t
ra t ir
Both tho method and results vben
Syrup of Figa is taken; it is pleasant
ami refreshing to tho taste, and nets
gently yet luvmptly on the Kidneys,
Liver atul Bowels, cleanses the pys
tem efj-oettially, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to tho taste and ac
ceptable! to tho stomach, prompt hi
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the ruont
healthyand ajrrecnblo substances, its
manv excellent qualities commend it
to nil and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
yrtip of Figs is for Bale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAM FftAHCISCO. CL
icuisvilu, tr. ew rornc. .r.
Not nn Meat rice.
o" said Whttler, thoughtfully. "I
can't 'cottou to tbe h'.en tbut heaven Is
a pli.ee where the Klreets are paved
with Kold. I uout believe a fellow's
tiru8 would HticU worth a cent to a
street of that kind." Indiana pull
Journal.
"ewnreof QPIUM! 2
Nevrr give rtmeJy containing
vOp.i'.i' o your children. a
f r
(g eUie lo accept strong, poisonom
2 VJtdu'rves thai "re not T
9 A'o'" tiiuiteating but dnerom. ?
t NoRM ?iS Plcatrallilni Cordial
Saves thl'.Jten from prematufedeath.
Ci-rrir bratih and a new lease jf
9 O1 !fe t3 niimbets of siifTerct. J
T &
X R,mv cheets, good appetite, restored
2 DiRtst's"1. "suits of its use.
5 1 1 ia the sovereign remertv for
A!l altections et the stnmach and
l.,ei I'oivr's l-..liitctv rntes
Dvsiiirstx.
i ind vr t finiK'Kists ntid ileaims
O T,n- soyMAN lURl'lAI. CO . Irop S,
tl.ARI I SfDN. s. C
f "NORMAN'S INDIAN WORM fELLETS ?
R.-,ne Worrnv. Hie Best Lber Pills
O ii unit J-c. J
an1 Uquor I?alit ciirfl In
IO to t !hvm No mv till
Ippt. A, 1.4'h.uiotJ, Ohio,
CHOOL AND LAW BOOKS PdfeV
W.. tao . nd s.-l.nni.' lt kln.l" ef heoli.
f.n nl hluir lie I. ...as at i ui.ll-li.-n. .rl sin- "u l
SchoDlil'T Bsoks : Specialty.
w.-nti'tor f'tulr. Ininrt"ii ft J" mint' ikmv frlnv
t fit- an l't.. st iriml() for (.1. 71 prvnihirN t 1 1 v
fu' Svrt.i HMiinliiiti t?. rati lop ufe. it;. I w Ith tri
cV.lt-r Ktntflu rti Itouk I-'v1iai , M. M. bntlth,
.rvirh't T. Hh'rUti, .orih ttinllitA.
agents wanted, i:,:::ini:r,.
f Cln-a l'uhllcat. ..tin; moriil, utcful ami nr
n imeiit.il t, 'every house- Hj.V f
tiiild. Kicl.istve tcrrl- "6- itkh.iM.iiiil.
t.iiy. Writs at otiff, if y.-u aro intero te.l
STflNDflRO EftCYCLOrEDIH CO..
NOHI'OI.K, VIKtilNIA.
VM1AT "BOB TAYLOR,"
V !OV. Or TKNK., SAYS,
t'srb'eilty Praii MtV Co.. KnoiTiile, Tenn.
I.i:ntlemen:-In reply t. your lett-vr nf
re fit I'Ht... will sa that I did r celve grent
be'ell't- from "Dr. Froun'e fi.ugli Car-." I
. .-c -nicr :t ilie brrt remedy for cuuubs aa l
mi l.- I have ever u.'il. Yours truly.
KoltEttT I,. Ill I.. 111.
For tale by all druggists at I'ic, or sent dire.-t.
PCCfl PflDM Albemarle rrnltflit ylehtsl l-i.ii.
aCCU llUnH ehell...iKralnt.ia"r. t.irlnforins
v.,..n ... ii. r.,u....p,l ht.M-k write, inuuliri.1
lock Farm, 8. u. XViK.il!., prnp.,i'brlutt.-Bvtl!e, Va
Cotton,
like' rvrry other crop, needs
nourishment.
A fertilizer containing nitro
gen, phosphoric acid, and not
less than of actual
Potash,
will increase the crop and im
prove the land.
Our bocks tell all about the subject. They
ire free to any farmer.
GERMAN KALI WORKS.
9 Nassau St . New York.
hpd Boti Couch Syrup. futevlKxid. Use
Lfj in urns, poia nr aruniiu.
OPW
ffl
VE HAVE NO AGENTS
rTsST
lit hit Mid dirart
hm lor io TN
Mi priM, Mftii mm
4mliM iprofiW- SliipBiy-
bra fgr isvmiuuoft.
EvrrrtbiAf wrrmoud.
65 at? la t lUrM.
m ra
Top BnffiM 1-16
II u I i v
01 M, roMUti, tri. Wwa
tttot, tutu lUd ib4 Milk
limrltfiwi Prta,io
SAW MILLS.
If vim i"f"l usiiw ."IH. ' "''t. r,t
ll,el..-foie l.tnllilt .is.-vii.tr.-. .
the mod i'oiii'!ie line of mills "'
denier or hiiiuuIu th s..iuiil
CORN MILLS.
Veryldnlitt ur ubi SStoii., lit tiiiusunl-
wood-wcrk;ng machinery,
rim,.'.-.-. M ibl-i -. IMK-'r-. llu-Siin
band oa .v -, 1. tlls-. ' '
ENGINES hM
T.ill.. ,t t mid I i hhal.
lan.-iel ; liull.T. instoi'li. flul''
ileliv. a-v. ' j-ri -e-.
V. C. BADHAM,
No. 1.1-' i M i ii St . ('oluir.t.iu, rt. C
EAP.f-9
IP T
Ton rmr.M t
lii I !
JFu'l t'Mi!' ! i -.i I
.,Tl l.-i-. - i'l
nvK ni'vM itKi.r.
,.. ni!i li' i ')ulr,,'H-ut'; 4V-1
( ,.t i.ivil.tlg htr M-
k ,u.4 l.'A . rurttl
Iim i. y for only ifiiw.
YOU WANT THEM TO PAY THEO
OWN WAY.
Tm If r.t mv;.i.i -m i iHvr.ilon. In or-
drr ut !! I -"-wN Jii t'1' 'iu.u, yn imwt lino
niiiftiuna .I't-.ir It. ,- m-ft uti-i vnut. we ; 4
5,l:.V.rV..::".T'!:(0nly 25c.
Iw.aitv ttv- i.- i-- Il '-.. oil. ' 'a- u man "M l'U
11 n,M ,. .ei 1 ..''''. nn I ... w.aU.natt
Iiiii
y urn'
nt m.iUi
al i i..:u l.y ills i,veiitr-so
... ... ., cl, .in'.u.l.l.
,.i ,',..ir :. ' .--ii n -i liia-. tor ... ...
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frl?'g . tiivrn. is . .: nave
'tj l.tvcr.-i.-iii.-mi' iu. -urn,
4i a:. l !.a it a fiii-iit tieal
I.tvcp ;tt,.,lictiie 10 years.
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11 1 nek
The re nrTiiui of v.o niti tiraM8
Cor-i bi-twcen lh i'-?o ft forty ami fifty.
Cirent irr.'i,bl.iriiv l ike idam: in tne petiodto
Ian li.vn..' .i.rti i'ei to'io Ivlero tit final
c..."ii'K c. .!! f.'fid.: ieuii!l es pel iencinff
(.iidilBii Un-: licAt.i'iii.ueHn iii the head,
tiendii'-linati'! o'iie,- t. i.ltiics of canMila
tioual ti'-' ii ! "f - '' t.-re.)u ayte
f-itii.pr.tii.-ilcitllvrefiiftiiils.ai.'! tlicra w Bieat
lfriil.lj.lil) iiii-i :nel.i:iclily. the patient 19
ilf-Toiirrii'd aud has u uei.boof iLllnwaor
BUil.'Cfit "... .
it i:ma in her life tlo-'H a ivonian neca
iniiie fuiisiji,., c.o.i and watchful lender
iwo, i ...ctoi-i nc.ie liecil for a ren'odyt
IuviKie..'c "''" - .iRihcii her. Tlie howcli.
Minnlil lie t.cil i ,-i.-:;ii.: wilU Hr. 1. A.Wm
ii.uii.il ivej ..i.-t. tcu.c, in- J .f llr.bluimnri
rJiiuiiw Mn- .o" is ii-.'.'. it.i'ing the wltola
of tin-villi, nl i ri..il. It v.i'l lnvi(roratcancl
enrich i.i-f Idn.-a, i-.jlli ml streuRihen her
rervrs ..nl ii u i rcli- vc Hie sntlerinK and
enalilu hi-1 to i:..- -afuly tiirougli h91"r
Kers, r'oluut; h- r l.f, :.iii5 piroriJUflt uWCBtfta
tail JO? iu t-i :.t:-raii.iriaru.
1 int. liiufT, AiV, writes:
fA Dr. M.A.ftimiiionaLlvar
jueui" ino una Been niiOfi
f r ind to ii..- -.If anil family
J V' f. i l-ij fi. It euros Chllta
s53 r "''' f evBi t, ltliloua ei
i 'jrS-l "' s' k umic!i.
I ,.'..'?. Ilii d' tt.Tr: is ua cumpar
y r -n hetwesn it fcna inac
,fcv.-5''r.it.l'l" nJ "ivM
iM N.-ii,J.t.ver le'Siilator.-'
C.I'.m.o r;nrl In Hrvsi?.
fhcrc tli.ro Is fie.-.', dctvruluatlnp I
Mood luticj lit.i'l, H'c liiMil-ve..ww of tha
litain bre..r. st.-illy ci.Kcateil, anil thera
nWts t1tn;ti. -i li.' i l 1 line.'H, cBpeciiilly on
blooi'i:".'. i.i! i ir, !,-) .! J-.i'iii !ti tlie liuad,
'.ni re c ed If m- . -lpem. It may bo onsetl
IitIiviikt t.;..fr-.-.v; t.-o lata rHiof Hi lh
lnnrn ni'.'f "i.i'f 'i. I with h.i inaetiie, life.
Mf-i.-tie-t ..-t.'on.-ui.;...ti) !n femnles will
et...i (...fa -;... It. Ir. tdiiixoua Squaw
inc IViuo u c cclitlly MU tor tub ftta
ilturcJ.
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. n .mi i br vjorth ran 100.
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n ,u -..! ':. M. uiiici'.il.
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t;.. I- N .no. looou.1 bbil.
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