Young girls
this period of life,
or t iie i r rnothei
ere earnestly
vited to write Mr:
Plnkkasn for advice; all such letters are
SiricUy confidential ; she has guided in a
moiborly way hundreds of young women ;
and her advice is freely and cheerfully given.
S V A d ..; ;t. da: iff r day for Anvrvan girls.
!.; .-ll.sp.'tc f. i"ilovs. a:nl i: u :. jvars to recover iho
vi:.i:;'v. ..:-io:i!:ic i: i never if rovTiv!.
1". r: v it r ov:T-i?.ref;;l aUv.r k'-t-pirtir their f-.-.-t dry;
: '. .' i:i lv-sicct t!:.? i."UthIv rM-:r:-s is usually
i .'..:::i::'. v.':i : !,.:-.;
l I'.. I: :;
. ! : .il jv ri ..I.
'..".:: .nr. 1 s:h"v.
1"' 'Lr!;!::S'.TS
A Y Chicago Girl " Studied Too Hard."
I -i : T v. I -h t :;k y :i i ::::!:.!::::! Ven-
i .- : lh-- '. .- . ; l.vdi.i l'.. Vi:i:'.);im
:.. : ' ..rt:-.:i 1 J.lver IM!.. V. l-z I v.:; s .!'.:: -'';' n
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) ' ' : : ';T ' i '"'
, r wi;-.v '!-" l';i.-:.;. . ..; i:.it.a:l :V
, ' " Si'",'. t'ia!. i r.-- ! u. : a v...-.-i t :
'fVQ't I I"";:!.; ii !!.v.-. n: ; -. ' i: .t rli -r
- ' ' . s-:r' i---- to dif. : : .r;..;.v T ; trv.. ;;. ;.;!,
'- ' --Vi sin-1 I i ::r. i t!.:t I i'ra.Ii.allv i-tii r, I,
.' ' " ' ''iffr &" tin 1 lli.it all 1. I, sae. :sij-I 1 va- i -
'-1-'V' J V f old self cv.ee nmre. T.m.i.ii: K. lu.a,
f
17 K.
"."I?sW Pratt Unable to Attend School."
l '-:.'.t M.-.s. r-,'.K:i.-,:.t: I feel ii my duty to tell ail ii;itr wi rtrn
h' -'.i l.yliii I. Pinlilmm's vondovf'tl Veri table t'ompmmil !.;n
.! :.- : . 1 v.;s run:plot.-lj- niti dov:i. u.r.nldi' t,, n'c-i l s, i., ., -,-i-i
;i ! j..-: f l;i:id of sorirty, littr invxv I for! iik-- ;i i:i-v lu-rso:),
! 1 -.v - ! n-voii iimds5 .f Jiesh i:t tluve ir..i!t!:s.
' 1 ....i-:. :;il it to till vounjr xximieu uho suiVcr f : tti f. i: :;i!o wra',:.
i: ." 'I: ; A: ma I'iiatt,' roily, Mich.
I.vdia V.. fi'it.'iiini's VotretnlIc Compound is the urto i-vre rev.i
i ;ly to In- iri'ii-d upon at this important perio.i in n yountr iri's Jit'.'.
CT t""0 rO"FEIT if i-x-ir.ot f-rilci:', r .-I....- 0;.-or g t-tl.T :o. I
-s. ' t u' -.j '.i.-at.it."U.lj, xvlili-h will pr .vi- I ;.t'-'.-:T- ! ni..---. ...
KJ'J . 1 J l.yiliu li. I'lukiium Mi-.liciua Co., l.M
$rim, M There are Many Corsgrs
feSt Straight Front I
X3t11 Royal Worcester f
J Rojal WarcosisrUrcetCo., w.vc.(r,M:-,.
I SSQeeMt Business
ij ITCuaaGJ Colleges
J Lculs-.HIa. Kf. Monl(omer. H.
I'ONSton. Tc. Cnlumliui. G
tCc:imon-l. V.r Hirminnhim. All. Jac!iscn.ll', fl
WALTLR'siiiS
" POWDERS caasr-Cs
vcr- M-. inoi. olll
fl ' :i . urinf .fnt'os 8 t-nxx.J.rs. M . i-nts K
-ir.- t..i.-T WAl.TKfiS. Kcf-.;sW hi: nihcrt
X .i o o i'i.-.'i- 1 trifin t.,p v..-i. Ttn-x ii r
' , -I i: Om. .-,!,, ,..
r-i.'s I r imSs.-i- till. 1VII.1I.II
Ml. ll( A I. tS.HIM.lll,l..
"r.$ C"'i:-.N -.-. r.-t iR.xNt-r
i '-; '-r "; ' ! --i-v ti,-,,-.n.
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l -riii-i, i- r . -!.-. - : ,..., nn-l ir...
i r I r l o.i .:-. i-r - i. .. ,t -. u'1-ln-.a
i.l.o ( . Ill l.l. ..-s, ,.. ,., .,... t,r VV
FOR MALARIA, CHILLS AMD FEVER
a ji i v i n
'T tiiirlt'i tin rh fiir
r h n nrn, .iiiWHrt n .irj
mor.Qy in Chickcms
I AvJ UvOik Kl .n M-i-ejt,j fu -r
r.-a. a, i-.
-r dun!- rtf.,:-!.uiiij V,
500 Y0UN8 MEN r:
lull a rr.i li. nl IUI,K.t I,,,, , l.i ll.,i,po:ii. lu-l.
Xo. 4.1.
Vjffl'yiT.1:: Thompson's Eyo Wafer
I
at ri 1
vivx
rs. xj . if
in- Wu
1! ;
'. S o:u e, r r : 5.ey vw i'.l
.ili:,,l:r vi n -. l'ui'.i'i
i.uiivM.ijiJ !,.:; v-.'.u.u.'j
V.'i '; : i.'-y haY-- i i : . i i
W; '. it prop;.--,- ic :!: ..c:.-r
'i: ':. 1 years vvA ptvp.uv ! Lr
i;U St.. M.:.'ul-. in."
ALABAST.SME
The Only Dursbio W!l Coiln
Wil I'll.-- :, n-..n,i.r? f-. -.....
Ab lit" .ui.
AUBAST'KE CO. Grand Ripidt. Mlrh.
! (afijdine li I
j 1 i.t:iii-i . i i is
.iixl III AUK IJI.s. ,
ft '- .it rnjs -Is, !
S.jnyVRKhKSi,hih,)i :
i:-.f-d C C C. Sever sold In taiSt
:t" -f 'is dejisr -r tries sc'J
"sattsthirj j:.-.t ti good."
fi'l l.t.
. .w 5 J
1 "
Vf lU'us Wnliit 'l USE rsilb. Q
If PCPt I .iii-li syi up. -I'lt-K-a limal. Cl P"i
IL. '' lMI" -"-.I txx- ilriiml.t..
IGOOD
ROADS.!
lUtail in MiiBPHi'liurett.
IN lv.W ibe M.ismii liusetiM I.i'islat
iiif ;i!t'0 an ai-: in oviili' for an
:i I -Ii. i :n 1 mout of n liiu' way (ianuis
a t Iniprovi' tin- pulilic mails.
Tin- nr.-: "lipriipiiatiiai (v Suite il
ns it'ailf in 11M. mul iiion- tlian
$.,ikhi,imki lias ln'fii cxin'iiiliil to iin
jirnv llii' v.al o( iliis sialr. Tin'
rust of tlit r-ia-ls is illvi.lcil as tollows:
Tile Stair :iy ilnri'-iinariris iin.l Hi.'
nainiy uiic-iiaavoa-.
Tile .-osr of liir.- l'oads lias varii-i
from SJ.'iM) in S."..inni n r m il. arronl
Iuk to i lie l oiiila ions wliirh wt-iv mrt.
Tlio staiiilanl " iiltli of I roi;in stone
roailway. a I'ti.l! ly tin- Massarlnisctts
roininissicpi'. N litii-rti feet, anil ai li
siile of tins a of three feri i
shaped to tie saa.i- loss sertii n as the
I'fokell stolle. These si.V.' sirips or
shoulders are uuiicl with uravd on
iniieli traveled highways only: on till
others the nauiral soil is f,eil.
The fork used for th-.' si,, tie roads lias
entile from quarries, hanks. tieUN and
viver l eds. There ; trreat variation in
the ijtiality of reek Used. Ill the selee.
lion ol' load huildin.' fork trtiitir and
res- ate arefully stndii'd. and the osi
of inaiiiteiiauee, as vc!i as ennstrtie
lion. i taken into neeount. Tray roek
is niii jtiestioiiahly the most eromuiiteal
taati rial for the siirfare of roads if
heavy tratlie. All M.l.ssarhitsetts State ,
roads are eoinpaete.l hy ih.' use of j
.-"aai rollers both (luring eoiistruction ,
i.nd permanent repairs. i
Where the tr:iel is lilii gravel roads
have lireti eoiistriu'ti d and pmd reRUlu
have loen ohtniued. (u the sandy
shores el' Cape Cod. where it Would!
have hern very expensive lo haul hro-!
lieu s-oiie. a irood road was built with
sand, riay liud sotne liroki n stone,
aiiM'd. wiiirh tinder tile conditions- j
cry .-h' traltie ami perfect ilrdina-je
hae prove-! very satisfaetory. Larue 1
sums of mom v have lieen rxn nih d '
where necessary for ntnlerdraiiis. j
. a r-'suit of thr.s" srood roads built ,
1 y the State the cities and town have (
i: Morally taken up this ipiestiou of bet- '
tiv roads. -iii 1 have made a great im
prox eti.ent in tli.tr systems, as they!
x'. ere ipiirli to realize the value of good ;
loads.
In Massachusetts tin- rommission on
r a'ors to iaiproxe the main arteries
. ti n- I !. w vit the iinportant lentres '
-. r.c
i 1'iiruier U.i
1-llillL' lo i;;.-
imi-i lilng to Sav.
o it;.- Tri-Weekly Tribune n
V iiny 'mint y. New York,
i.dloxvim- wis,, sngirestious
la-op. r lo. -at ion of road
' I '. r i amy ycirs 1 xvas a farmer, oc-
t'.i.vitiu a farm lxins. on the Susmie-
Imiiii Itix.-r. and rue of the most Irk- i
s-oiie. ' i--i .it - liii.i-s of my calling was i
xv.-rkin-. oiti my I. xhxviiy tax. for this 1
i-asoi: Th :c rilit iilonir xvhat might
I -IX. been :,;ili',-' il XVil-i f level high. ;
xx.iy, t'.:.- i. id v.i t.t up one hill and ;
c-oxu .-'.aj-!.- r. t:;i ..-..I. ji'.i. li iind down '
-!i :-. Trite, xx i;. ;i the country xvas
t.r! nrj d at t!i.- dose of the Kevolu- !
t -ni -w. :i-ps ar. (tlai:-ires laid to be j
ii.oi-lc.l and the rmids and paths had
i -'-i ever knolls and hills, but now the
..utitry is so cleared up and drained,
s-irely it is to ither civiliziition nor j-rii (
i s to ib. it aiiv lotifet'. And I w-mlil
Mis.iC.-l ii-.u before any moneys are
. ;.'.-:Mi--d f-ir beiti-f,i;s: or improving
tin- pii-- iit liii'hxvay .vstein a !e-siir- !
xry of ta.iit be mad-, folhovini: t hi
pr.seai i n. s where; or there are n-as- j
oiiiii-iy h-x-el srades. and xvherever such
li:.- s .-i .'; :i hil! or Uimll uo around it.
r. t.ii i.:.- the old lo.-ol ugain when- '
xo;- :.- :.. alii-. I know -iii h chilliv
:.u . : i- xM.uld work hardship to i
it.atiy b: . ' -i--'s, Inn iii,- Vreati'st !
i ,i lo : e s.';e.-i,est tiiiliiber.' and that '
--i .!!-. ;
"I iii.i ;i-.v.!re liiat great objection
xv. e-'. l b, r i,i such a course by i
i...i!:y v !,-. ;i'd he left iit a ilistance j
t!i.: ti: '. s.','-. iiy. but not a railroad
xv. i :'. i: I. ne ln-rii constructed if;
r- :. -on id'tals through whose!
l - -i:-!i roads passed could have i
x. I'd t In-Ill. I it II i also Well axvate ;
a . rossilii-; the ridges from one j
.u.i lo another sueh grailes would
iti l-iii-aide, but in many eas- I
h nails might be wonderfully im
. 1 by little ju-licloas re-urve-:
' profess to be a civilized, pro-j
gie.sixe p.ople, mul. if anything is
done in a ublie or national way to itn- '
pro-..- -a.- liisihxva.vs why not do ii tlmr-ou-'iily.
s,, t hut it xvill not need doing I
ux -.-i asi.iin." !
l-'uriucrB Mad ;nnil KnaiU,
In all Slates that have giveu State
aid for roads the farmers at Hrsf op
posed ii, bur at (lie present time they
nr.- Iui:d-t in tWir ilrmntid for im
provement of the roads-. :is i,ey apprt -
Hue that they are really benefited the
liiosi because tiny are continually
using the roads in hauling their pro-i-t.-
t i loarkci. which they .-in io at
ail M-.-iso:i . of th- year over a good
r- sol. The saving made to farmers lu
S-ii - wJici-e they have good roads is
i. i ii. - I. . i in- ji'uii-i jiuiiiuii ui i lie j
. ..si ,,r .sr.ue aid. ot course, has to he i
bono- - . ii;-- ities ou account of the
X .1
iU.
Th- !.,x.si estimate of the cont of
th-- ' I toads tax. that of ITofesMjr
I.sitiii rercltie t'liivcrsity. collated
fin-,. .,- . ertifU-iI experience of practi--ni
i'.i no-is in forty ciiiititi.it of the
S: 1 . - Indiaiiii tuiioiints to sevetily.
sen-.: i.ots per acre annually, or $."ii)
--i .!:e mile of fiinii area, and there
i.i mi 1.1x11 1 square tulles of farm
il ill tiie I'Dilcd Stiites; S.'ilHi.lNXI.OtHl,
ii.:c- times tlipx cost of all the com
1 hools iu the couutry are thus
- !.
Makioc w B nil Den. '
'tt. id-ra Is heir.; d rsfpaterl that
x- i "i a man advertiser he simply
i il-.nvi trade away from others. The
! iiiiiu:ii.-.-r of a well-ktioxx 11 agency says:
I " . 1 i x 1 : : ! s " u create:. bitsincsH it does
in l t.-ie i'-oiii one 1.11111 to tjive to an-o'lv-r."
The success of other estalx.
iisjnr.i u ill the same line, he tn 11 in -tu
ins. is due to ihe new trade they
et c ate.
I'rim-e Charlie's taitan cloak -which
h... wort duriuft Ihe reiiellion in 1743
is now being exhibited in a tail-'
wiuduw at Pitlochry. 1'erthsbixt.
EMBARRASSED THE CLERGYMAN
Hlnlilrl Makuhirt All Rltht fi,tll
tlx Ma'.d ApprtiL
A distinguished Episcopal cletgy
raaa xvas onee rnlle.l en to oMlciate f.
a fashiora'-'ie sniaiiier resort rhtititi,
and, fln-JiRK only a t hort anrpllre uad
tie cas?ock in ti e vestry, xvas very
miii-h disturbed at the taoaght of hav
ing to appear In a vesture that to thu
frivolous would look like n xxhite shirt
ar.d troiisei-. lint - happy Inspiration
lame to him. Why not xvear one of
hi wife's Mai k petticoats? The por
tion 1'iat wot. Id show b-.-Sow the sar
pliee xxoitld look exactly like the reft.:
Iiitinn cassock, utid no o:ie xvoaM f x . r
lie the xior. So he hurriedly r.rtit
o::e of (he usher v ith an esar.a'ory
l:o to his xxife i- lie hotel, and In
(he r.ii k of time the petticoat arrived.
The niiikebhift tun e i out to he a pel
fe t success. o:;d ro on? at a rtlstait' e
coall tell that he wai not wearing a
asfc.k. After the close of I lie aer
xiie he div ide:! to i:o out to the body
of the church xxli'.n tt !nkir.(t off his
ro, i s. in order to ,reet retne frlcttds.
M:d he was soon the center of a
ro-,:;i of fashioitn'iie xwimea, v.-hen a
trc-en Irish maid from tlio hotel came
tp. and in a loi-d voire laid to htm:
'Ver Ktx erenc-e, the mise-i bit'.t rue
Ifther kr-r petticoat that ye do ho
ivearin'. an' I wn; to xvait till ye take
.t off." New York Trilmr.e.
He Needed ro Introduction.
An aui'i-ia.'-. Hory enme f.or.i Paris
Dl the do-, ire a'.-.:!!.'". t a prominent
.lulmian of wealth and petition to
fom the .-e.;u:iinrn: ce of a lady xve'l
known fi.ir her beauty la Fecial and
rheatt.ca! ,J- 'Vne lady was
lunchim; in a fashionable restaurant
in the Hois de lioiilov;:!.'. aci omranied
In- lier r-pially well hnnxvn poodle,
cays the l.omion C.lolie. The dug was
runnins from table to tab!-, pi. li
mit up pic "s and c: llcct'r.p mot sals
from i. ill'.- dir.'T.e. nn-1 presently,
xvh. n it r. i-::a-d to its mi.--tre.--s. she
war. at-tonislc-.i to fee written on its
bark in red . "To!! your niisfi-.-s
that she is .-'ra.'iy adorable nt;-.l t leve
Is-!- exc1- ilr.i'.x." ;'h' ppnt!.-;iia:i
sifliucl hi - .-t.; . A-'ter this a formal
ir.t'.-od'i.'tii-:: x-..': no I.-ai'iT !!C',".-ni"'
A'! He '.Vaa Paid For.
T; . ). - ; the ban.! frowned ar.
I.-' i.mtih
in li'.r u:t-'
' t::iy. ! '
in a i I
In- plaxi:r
-Y, :
l-iillM
mtisi-.- to a ft.'.-.o;.
; a bar.
ni- I.'-t." l.e .1 mate!' 1.
r. ' x-. bat ii" ; ou t'" ait
of half I,-", v.:- :e
who!.--."
took the l-.orr. ofr '..is
! h-, "1 make cvpi.'ii
l:o:.
; !,y v. i. Vc.-.t i-"iiii mi.-r .lot
vo-j --eel r-'X-i n,y xa-.-es to naitiii,
don'd xeu? '
The 1-ii...-- b'are-l In amar.eni'r.t
lie bit-! ik-.o- -e. but
I'i .! mi 1 t . .tir.'.'iiis-s to make -r
uol-s c--.it i-.i-l -it- h 'i- h.illuf noic.-.
until iin- Xiiu.-s xos ve..tr.M.i r.r.ri
xx hob- xar.i -- .'x.iid r. yf- -'
SiiT---titr.es a comedian an l rod '.ten
a grin crisis. -Cincinnati Comii'".--c-;a!
Tribune.
ll-.IT - I I I- -
t etTr: I"-:,- Ibin :." ' i'-dl.-.i-i tlernrJ fe
nny w .if t aSsirrii t..- . aiui.-t ir.re I by
.':.-. 1 f atRi ' i i is
r. :.. . mm v ro.. To'.c--I.-., o.
V-. ili ni-, . r. -.."!. lax" kit. !. I'.
i l-.i i-.v Ter tin ia'! C- x. r.. flint l.elir ve linxi
.!br::y licv.oiel.'.- 111 n'.l l.uiarsi trai-.M--
i- ami fiRHin-in'ey ti rr.rry cut u:y
. Vitc.itii.si iii.-..ii bv thir t'rnt.
Wrsa I si ... Vm -..:.!i- IT t(fr;!stf . T-sle ! i,
i.;i- .
W..1H-...1. Kinsan .V Marx-it, Wholes:.:
I'r.U't- .itK. 'J'e:. .1... ( 'lit...
Kit!! i sir.rrli i nr.-1- taki'ti uilcrisntly. e-t-1
R oil-, . tly ui'i.ii the l ieii t Btnl llli-.celli nsr-:i.i-h
.0 I be- p. vrtt-iu . '1 1'ittinouiiiii lit fr.
1T..T. ?'.-. ver l-tt'". .t-o'.-I by h'.! fir-.i.tmp.
it ai; ii ! aiiilv I'lii" sr the be.
a -
nil".
.1 of a b:r I o :r.
i.-etsi tv.i ; - "ids to to.ir pxarni.s
I I I .i- ei-na-i'.it!v I'll red. So tits oraerxous.
ri-.-.i.'if-iirst iliv'- -,s. ,.t 1 1.-. K.iio-'s lire-it
No; -. el --,r.'!-.'.':r i t. 'i. ..:-: - ui. I : r.-nU J!fr-
IT.ft. ii. Ul.tMi. I.'-!.. ' A.--'l s:.. l-.sl!:i.. l'j.
I l-l-
I ilr; n.'ic.l npr-a
Mr '.Vinslow-'st-1'.otliitis; Sy n: f-for ' Ii : i.l c-ti
i p --t : i Oi i.s- -'t n t In jj' i 'ii u . rt'.iii intlitiiui.a
t : .i . 'iitn.-iii'. -.' iml '..iii '. '.". -. u '.'.tt.e
Ai.-cr. -an ui.iciiiiiviy, lo.i'i .ns.l prxx ing
ii.a im rr- an: u-ei aii over th.- -.vnr'id.
i he's Curs for iv.issum; '.! u ! au i-ibioll
iiii-.b.-hi for cnuphs i.ii-t im Ids. - N. xv,
s:i it.. O.'.-RM llti.if, N. .1.. Feb. 17. ilOJ.
'I i:r ex; fiiiis.-e sii.ii le.isf" a man or
es sii-'itid ais'i innV.p hi'si xv .im-.
M nicy ii-i'iiiilid for m. h p.i. !.!
I'i INAXt I'.xlil I fss Pikx i; i-.n-.o
Tl.e t.-.-onlinu ui-t-'el . mu:
.-liut.-li reports.
,-t bo fooled bv
Bo. 4J. "
m
mm
'.i :it'
i.!h', a
ri-."
a.
- 111!-1
Hi;
procures
l - 1 ir rtUsfr''t'j-iliL jlL "i' iss'ii 1 siii '--'i "' ... '.J.tt.VfJiitlxilanlnlly
HINTS FOR LITERARY PEOPLE.
A German Publisher's Rather Ex
pressive Views.
The Author, of London, publishes
the following "literary hint? for the
wealthy and cultivated." which. It
say.-;, were taken from a German pub
lisher's advertisements:
A Gentleman does not give his
daughter a dowry of from fixe to fifty
I thousand pounds and forget to pro
' x i.ie her with a bookcase.
A a' m U nian -iocs n.-t have a full
wine cellar and empty book shelves, j
I A gentleman docs i.wt use rau c'.e j
' cohjgne and read creasy volumes frora i
a circulating library. j
A gentleman does rot borrow good j
works which he Is in a position to j
; liny.
i A gentleman does r.ot talk about the j
late.-t literal arc w hen he Is acquainted !
only v ith xx hat has been said of It ,
by the reviexver.
A gentleman does not cut books
xxlth his fingers, even after having
' washed his hands. j
1 A gentleman does not possess a box :
; of carpenter's tools, but no pa;xer
j knife.
A gentleman does not receive hooks ;
' for rrviw and give them axxay or j
' sU t.iem without opening them. ;
A gentleman does not make pres- j
er.ts only of things which are entirely i
without Intellectual value.
A gentleman does not send to lib t
hoi-kpellcr for a parcel of books od
aut.roval. ami n'.ter Having read tner.i
urn them, saying that none of them
re:
ntlt rim.
A gcniieman does not buy only
.:pi-n::y cheap e.iitions.
A gentleman don not depend for
hN reading upon the daliy Journals
and iliustrated werklies.
Jumped Into Engine Stack.
A dispatch from .lopiiu, Mo., says:
Owen (ireeiiph. of I.eavenxvorlh, Kas.,
was hilled between 1. elation ami
s'pritxgflehl by jumpii'g Into tlio fun
;;.. (,f the locomotive smoke stack on
: west hound St. I.ouis am! San
i"."!H.' lsco passengor train. The dis
h rays the your;t man ronimiite!
v.iciile. lie i-iitnlu-J lo the top of
to xxater tiit k ar.d when the train
tipper d Jurapi-l into tlie smoke stack
-.xheopirg as he leaped. lie w.vi
pa'.'.cl oit bv i l;e train crew horribly
bii-nel and d-ed in a f'--.v niotni nt,;.
ii
1 xx as
: f ' ii to I-c ba::or.. tJiv
n this i ity. hr.oxvs not
':.. but dei-lex thai t
i ia! 1!- fnyq that 1
;js-y brother,
ing of the .!.
.i. aih xvas ?'i
r. reive 1 a p.
ta! the day before
a t: :
Va' In? brother .'i-l i.
is- '.i.ib'e to klii liir.ti-1
seem deje-f
f
It is stated that the Cath-ait Loin
bn- C -. of I)., it ir. Ala., xxliii h ha."
i-rrn op.-ratir.s a hand-saw mill at that
pla of "-'.roii f.-ii .apacity. has made
arranpen:e:its to build a mill of much
gi i at'-;- .-apacity.
D. 3. B, SENT FrtEt.
furn Itlmvl nn.l Sl;ln lll.r.a.1.., C-inifri,
Itching llilllinr. Itnnl. I'Htn.
R-.t.-iai- Bloe.1 Hilm ID. It. Rt cares
riaip'.es, f.-al-by. F-ii'y, it-hing K :n.
t'l.vr.t. lir.thig S-r-s. S.r .ftiln. 1:1- t
P.-i'-.n, lijao Piiias. sr.--lliiiLv. P.h.-uiin-ti:ti,'anr.
I'-p.- iriii,. ;civi---.l f--r -lir-ini
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ll-'t S; rl:i- fail t'.i -siro . r liri,. St.-.tr.g;'.-.
ens xv.-a'; l.i la-'ys. Tr.igiists. ?l p. .-hirg-x
b.-ttl-. To pr-.x-e it .-urnp II. It. P.
r-iit frect by r.-rltlag Ui.v.ot. r.M.-t r ....
li Mlt.-h.'il .str.'-t. Atl.inn. fin. Ii.-s--.:.
trui'.ii.x na 1 f.-.- iie li. il n H i : s est i i
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.4n all rll.nrtiHrM ttrinhtf frnm hniuritit' In ric l'tittl. Jt .....I'ii--. iriil nut Q V VjJ
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H TWO BOTTLES CURED. B iZ
n i.r-ntiemcn : I tai.e nle-isiirc in tieaririir testini'inj to t iie i unit o c i r .pi i ti. s m pJ(s nfA1:
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(To Tin' IV-riMM Medicine t'u., of Caliiuibm, 0.)
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mend iiour mclli liiK tu all who are ;;f i-.'eil ul'-'i ifdeWinf fjoiifiV."
Da i ttl f. JVlllirr.
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the use af a fnr biillc. I ant tlly
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'arircsl tJcrman ingiiiJ so
York, and also tlin eldest.
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fiftieth nniinersarv xvilli a isir-je . .-li bra
tion in Kexx- York City, lie- bil"ius is
hi tcstinionv:
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cold xxlule tra'v.-iiag. iin. I xx hi.-'n i-cttie'l
.nto eatariah of I'm- bronchial t ulies.
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