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Creole It alfalfa*,
What axe you building, darling ?"
. anked „grf rny
titec.":.-"ea4. :4i:iv <AS tatit14,1447-4
Piling her blocks with care;
While the ruddy glow of the firelight
Danced in her golden hair.
" am building a castle, mother,."
My little mud replied,- •
"These are the walls around it,
And there is a gateway wide,
Andthis is the wincling'stay,
,To climb up by tee side.'
So the busy, flitting fingers,
'.;p'• Went onu with her pretty play;.
And the castle walls were rising
. lu the fading winter day,
When- a suddenluckless m“,o,tion,
Ann all in ruins lay t
Ali I, merry little builder, •
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The years with stealthyfeet
• May bring full many a vision
Of castles rare and sweet, ,
,„' That end iike your babY pastiine-
, . In ruin sad and fleet, ,
Yes, laugh o'er the toy Wallslallen, •
For sunshine followsl din, r
4,in1 we may smile, looking backward,="
At ruined shrine and faine '
' While. the heart his ruined temples',
It may,,not build
FASHION'S pRoraop.
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• ' Latest 1•Tove1tips of the SeaS°221.
SOlikht Out 1::'w nc. Lad:v.. • '
Tilt 'STYLES WORN THIS SUMDIB.B.
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clookade bows ire all the rage.'
° Colored straw :s are much worn.
Plovers oro worn to excess on bonnets. -
„ New parasbls are very flhowY and large.
Henri, IL styles are gaining ground in
in the. 4art -oennected with. the: obaritY OUR LANIY8 FERTILITY
known all, 1,o'Hospitalite de .Nnit, trio,
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14..ct...:45seaof ti4oZolueiliviir&i44.04ireap'4==;: °---- , .
as basket S Pt flowers ; that is to say., 'the. Prof. IUD on the 'Prodamtiveness f ih
;corsage simulated, as 'far as poefliblo a.. : , Northwest . Territories, 4:' °
wioker," basket of reeds,. pearls, gol,d, ' or 11)
Silver, white, fiowers fell an profusion over ..
the neck and 'arrow,. and garlanded and 11101 Walk' in m tiEs .06 .BIDGERs.. -,
featmoned. the tulle jupe.
In mantles several novelties have ap- At the meeting of the Boycl Sooiety of
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peared. One of brown . cashmere, Striped Canada in ootamti,, paper- was read • by
'with brown, velvet and lined with silk. In Professor R. Kkp., Lai) . co," The
terra cotts, or crushed; strawberry rititt Conies of the Pertiliti of the pond in the
this forms handsome %Fa °010411. • An- Canadian • Northwest Territoriese' The
• other is black lace 'Mantle, the • upper author showed,' that in the Canadian
port striped with velvet arid. embroidered liortliweSt a Vast fertile tract stretches
with beads. Another is of light fawn _With pertain exceptions from the Red
Indian caituere with, brOwn velvet bands. Ttiver Volley to the Laird River; a distance
cn the frounclis. The bodice fastens with of some 1,400 miles.' The soil of this tract
strapfrover a long 'velvet WaiEitcoot, was antritcteriSed he a :darirloein of. vary -
Beaded shoes are now nitich worn big depth, and of nearly homogeneous con.
drawing -rooms. Some of these take. the oistence. 'The priroary cause of the fertility
_form of ei bee; sufficiently largeAto •almost of region was the ithundanoe Of thae. 1213;0iii.ws is th� cry made alt along tho ljne. Will
boyar the toe; carried out generally in two underlying crude material out of which
ill -he not go? that
gold..and bine. With these is quite 'an derived partly from the wide
kinds of beada, ouch as gold and brown or finished roil could. be made. This- wina,gs. b.huluargtwaetrte= otteLltelitnerofin'tahifilliueariont
nortance than the questi n of, „Ins and ows.-•
original form of how, or rather a gathered. cretaceous marls, • whioh• Were-nearlY Oo- Row can ',get rid ofrnytorrdenting corns; get -rid
fraise of ribbon, bordered with beads extensive with the fertile tract, and partly of iberacwithoutpaip;'g them quick ylind.
carried at the 'edge of the front portion of from the drift during the glacial period: effeiveteapY; without Pop:itositVotfeture, ?1 The
the shoe.. This bead -edged. bow is aloe Dr. Bell next considered; the niricess by
- - - lide,efhea grile'atoor eure. 'Always sure nfe and
, u e Pon m s Painless Corna d Wart
applied *o the tan -colored. shoes of un- Which the blackalrioamye.soil was formed out
dressed lid: 'Another beaded oboe has the of this subsoil,' d h considered that the
toe well cov'ered with a .design in steel maim agency was the work of moles and
heeds and seriesof straps up -the initep Other burrowing animals. • Derain had
with a bOw.,'en each strap bordered With proved that in England and *Koine other
beads, the 'crossing piece encrusted. with countries earthworms. played.the chief part.
beads. • ' . in the formation of the soil. , These worms
• appeared to to be absent in the Northwest,
° • UN WANTIER 'owing principally to the frost penetrating
• " into the ground beyond the depth to which
She Thonicht She Would So Enjoy Tatting 'Worine can burrow. But the moles and the
'Few* muitilmlie sintikwelmr the SkheeP ground sqiiirrelior gophers More than Mike
uuu Pigs: up .for their. -absence. In the ,fertilized
Old Illset_PeggyLgottArsf.ni,..,s-,,
otIer Thmil:r.thr visitedher-fav";;i"te Ill.thr";1YritiriVhathe'tlier bsrepallbY;basefirryla aTfthe:
preacher, the -Rev. , The boy badgers often did what was voripared 'to
did not have a very geed chanee, at her*, for Subsoil ploughing., All tho animals referred
her own ' volubility precluded anything like to were very active in the autumn, digging
the presentation of a 'suitable occasion. He many more :burro** than appearesi to, be
Only called her attention Oa few- propOsi- of any use to therneelves. • 'Ecoh hum.
tions, , exhibiting • such ' precocity mock thrown, up. by. the Moles covered
that the old:, lady. , had a desire . to about a square foot, • and buried all the
kiiewhirn, . She inalii- grass, eta, 00 this space. Al this manner
fested desire to . be identified lit Urge quantities of :vegetable matter were
the shaping of the child's growing 'mink ultimately incorporated with .the soil.
and just before she Started home she ,im- .The *Irk of the Indies also acted in another
plored Mulkittle to allow .the boy to 11:0- Way, in refining' the. sell, for they left.
company her. .'" I will. bring him hack in -behind' the atones and :poarie gravel, ac
a days One," she said. I would' so enjoy . that these in this 'hebame sunk beneath
taking hini:out among the :sheep and„pigs, the layer OtmoUld prodUced.• aninter-
and listen to his chanting little comments. eating coincidence, at the Season 'when the
,burrowing animals are, most active:
the prairie vegetation 'as mature and con-
tains:the largest amount of substance.' The
ooldneas, of the Soil during the greater
part Of the year tended to preserve, the
organic:Matter in it. ' While the &tutu-.
etances,given. were the direct cause of the
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Bonus; "Five 'year&
age I was drea.dful etifferer from. 'uterine .
troubles. Having exhausted the skill of three
PhYeleiftes, I was completely discouraged, and so
iwbeakegalin,otoonklaw:iythoudri • vconvitoyitoricethsgerripootimoVoara.
Using the local treatment recommended in your
•• Common Sense -medieril Adviser.' Da- three
months I was perfectly cured. I Wrote a letter to
my faintly paper, briefly mentioning bow my
health had been rests), ed, and offering to Send
the hill particulars to any one writing me for
them and encloaing a stamped wain* for Te2a1V.
I have received over four hundred letters.. In
reply, have described my case ancl the treat- •
Went used, and earnestly' advised them. to do
likewise' Prom a great n any have- received
second letters of' thanks stating that the3r had
'commenced the treatment and were, much better
already"
Be. MORGAN', New Castle, llfe• •
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rya face is not aways dos to
vihiskey. • • .
. dressei. ,
Black straws are More Worn than colored
Oriental 'colors in '.brecades are naucla
sought for. • •
. Painted parftiols for carria:ge 'use are Very,
• effective. ' •
' Vanoy checked . and striped hosiery is
goingofit of use:. • .". .
Some 0! the new Labe initts' are ruched
with ailk at the top • a ,
Summer • toilets are Wade dressy with
lace and embroidery, .
Parasols of pongee haveseallopedhoraeri
and tintid'silkhniugs
The simplest forms of making up sum!
mer .dpesSeii Please most.
flower epaulet On the left shoUlder is a
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pretty fancy Of the Moment. • . • :
• Crandalrs eerie 'aid peed baby carriage's
4 are in demand•for the suminer Season.:
_Flowers and lace enter more and more
"ihto the decorations 6f evening dressea.
Young.girlii will dress their hair oldie in
br,ttids or torsades looped tip in the hack:
Tbe Most fashionable stockings are. of
silk or Lisle thread in plain colors or•blaok
The, prevailing fashions in furniture call
for brass, 'mahogany and Louis XyI. stylefi.
One of ,,the prettiest novelties in coatume
' the baSket of •flowers attatihed :to :the
• dress. • .
The coiffure ei /a Ckinolse- is the; style:
. adopted' by the Old aristocracy in , Paris at
prefierit. • ' • . • • • • -
' Colors are combined as nalioh as possible
in the ribbon 'detiorations. of White House
dresses,:
Shoulder :knots and triinmings are re-
- viied, htit. they are becoming to slender
' figures
./;3rides' dresses ire. demi-trained; high in
the neek,..and.'with half or tlareeluarters
long aleevea:.. • '
. The gable twilit bonnet is very beconting
when lace; 'flowers or ribbon 'fills in the
peak above the forehead
• , Cockade bowain correct form must be Of
several colors of ribbon, many. loops and a
few ends cut into books' coMbs. "
Bonnets emitposed of or. atriered • entirely
fft se
.,,„=1---..-z,tmth‘-4:bbttarenpallfra.i.isiefh,triiiatooes.m!,A
• pale blue silk skirt,Witli_three-old_fityle.
• pinked flouncee;
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Ob, do please let him come.. -You would
like to go with me; wouldn't you ?" turning
to the boy. ".There, I knew you would."
Finally it was agreed that the boy should
aocoinpany Mrs. -Potterson, and. very sem],
seated behind the kind-hearted old lady, he
Was riding rapidly down the river reed. .
"You ar'si such a -fine little fell,* said fertilit the ultimate reason was, erhaps
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Mrs. Potterton, "that I'd like for ;you to to be 'looked for in the .climate, of the
come and live with btorthwest, for to this was due the growth
gave you get any ducks?" asked • the of the vegetation which formed the manure
boy and • , ' , . • and the food of tho little workers which
:4 Yes I've got•More than 0, hundred "• mingled it th the il • Thu * ld
• BO. • S Cell
, "IS your ; ducks. the kind that carries mud trade a mutual ; dependence of the oirotim
Tartnind on their bills 7 " • ' • stances Which', together ' have 'given to our
"Yes, Some of there .do." .; . Northwest Territories that surpassing ter-
' 'O. -Which ones? ''' _. tilitY of Soil .which cannot fail to attract to
. Oh, any of them; it don't make any i!I, a vast .poptdation: , ' ' ' ' .'
difference. You are ' suah h bright little . Dr. BelwYn•corroborated What the author
. bay," and she hugged the child. - ' - ' had sold as to the Theliomena and their.
"Have you got any gots?" vc,affit • iniportince iu an .economic point' '
' ‘‘' Yes, lots of "em" ' View. . • • ..
"7Wi1l they butt?'.! Prot: Macoun ,considered that -the obia.,
"Yes, some of 'eit,i1" . cause of the fertility of ,the soil Was owing
takes a notion. : -
. '44 Oh, I don't know; just any one 60 fitituents. . TO.whit:th Dr. Bellreplied tbat
". Which ones'?" .. ',--- to the frost. comminuting its rooky ,COn-
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this•did net moonlit forIheintrodtiction Of
" Whiph ono -takes a notion?" , :the Organic Matter; and that On this the
." Pirst one or the other, fertility_ Meanly "depended. If the fertility
"Have yeti got littlikoalveif ?" were: in proportion to the "freak then the.
. ". The prettiest you Over saw," A.rotio regions •should haVe the *heat soil;
"How many have you gOt ? "
! ' • • , which he not the. case. . f• ,
" n't'knoW exactly.7 stratified gredients. and its &Tend Tesulta. It hos nothing
D,r; DhWed mentioned. that. .. . •to fear from truth. Doctors may disagree an to
"Why . don't , you know exactly?' If' the superficial. depopits Were, found in Various. thebest methods r,,,i2d remedies. for the cure of
ottiveshad. their way you Oollidn't get- allY. petite of the: Northwest. The author saici constipation and disordered liv.er *id...kidneys,
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milk igain-the....0m..cowi,4auldiloul.-A)., ift A.,.4*". ,fherl!atkr,efFeettkItatlizestAu27..,,pacrAos__I :=1-41.Li,,i,,41,0-v,-"!L:StAitt734:ritegtatH,E.-X&F.,ise:tit7
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fitirdaiik.s_,...,41u.a., rUoATilf5:19w which op() to anfare 'wh, "not n material. part of the question. ...: 351.0,szi
„ day., --at, bein-si."•irain-pleif -Wertb-'
"Are you married? .. ' 38free Rrengeow &Fon PootaismaiIide
". I was_ married, but ..inY husband, we'43 Flush times -When the young man pro
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killed ians•thi;emaramvy.::
i• -„.With Diamond 'Dyes7 any lady can get as
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"'I don't know." , good results as the best practical • dyer. Pfvery
"Then What did he want to fight for " dye warranted true, to name and saraple. '
Painless. Putnams Extractor. Use it and no
other. Frauds are inthe market: Don't run the
'risk Of ruining your feet with such Caustic appli-
cations. N. 0, Poison & Co., Kingston, proprietors.
▪ relic hunter -A fellow eudettvoring
to capture h
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A8 A13RAIN AND NERVE
restorativetho use of DR. wan BLER'S
ELDIrit OE' PPICiSPEIATES AND CALIsAYA.
is founded On well-established phygiotogical and
enemies,' laws, since it is composed ,of those
elements in our food. that contribute directly. to
PUIVanvillirtionrorns-laypophosphite13: •
iri-mg•moinidgmorning
braid is ,ainxileess14.,nae:d, even for
ThatIdiushitna Of 31140:."t "
Is three times the man he was 'beiere' he began
using " Wells' flealth ReneWtr:14 Si. ':Dxtiggistu.
÷-,After popping the question, next in
order is to question the p01‘.
-the Original Little Liver Pills " (bewareDr: Pierce's "Pellets,!.).or sugar-coated granules
of
bnitatiOns)-ehre sick • and bilious ' headaChe,
cleanse the stomach and bowels and •purity the
blood. To getgertuine,. see Dr. Pierpe'S SignatUro
and portrait on GOvernmeut, stan3p. ' 20 'Cents
per vial, by druggists.. •
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:-116es yeuesiM,-; play Z: 'the" fiat° ? "Not .
well,; Virt•he iiii:'.i.itidet tootle -age.
o Iiinii$y yminerned '(witi,a, pimples)' i
Adorned the illItiet•t!
If you I desire a -fair complexion free frOna
pinlpfeS, blotchesand'eruptionEi, take “Ocilden
Meomat Discovery." By druggists,.
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Clioek-Wotlied stobkinga ;" are , not
necessarily second.hand.stockinge.
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„ Answer ThIM ,
Cati'yoh find a catka of Bright's DiseaSe Of the,
Kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary,or Liver Complaints
that is °curable thatilop Sitters has not or cannot
euro?".' Ask your neighbors it they -can.
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•• 4.--(30 you warn': loaded last'. night 2 Yea
yourgohor ; now, /Aimee' qeoher,ge,Ine.
Physicians and Dramists have been in the
habit Of charging patients,and customers More
than many of them are able to pay- Weave glad
to, infvrra our .readers that .Muck's Magnetic
Medicine is sold at the .low price of StY cents a
box, a quantity'snilleientto last over two weeks. ,
Read the advertisement in another.dolumn..
Soniethingnew in Woollens.. -A baby in its
first shirt "
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*0" Every truth' has .two sides; look at bOth,
Wore committing yourself to either." .:Kidney -
Wort challenges the closest scrutiny bf its In -
THE •ongAir cum 'TOR
all Complaints of a Rheumatic nature,
41PilitilMATIN15 is not a sovereign reaied_y_;_tir
"'all the ills:that flesh is heir to."" butfor
,I2„Aitcc?oviat4GIAts, 0.4heitZpiaICtAijnaRlIturcE.U14. 4171,
it is /A: SURE-OURIk.
ei Mr. .IETerer Per Salt ;IIdeS't P1114,
"4 (s. 'he 0
Cloak now thoe 00111._
I .VireiaternligailWatbetWe"liSn14111111114.0*,t,,,
'pelage and: Pitta's.. • •
,a,hout eighteen inentlia ago in conversation**
yotil mention0dthat my son Arthur woo.' great'
months be Iffreohn4r4neantnlbsetiBM11 ab'lbe°10!.prit badehistmbeetlitle*
or walk, Af.liettr,,suggestietil purchased front
you .-four bottles ''•of 'your. latehmatina Thrs.
kottles,howeveril am happy to asy,,,effebted,a
perinartent eure, twiny. son hoe .never,entregeti•
frorerbellendIsM• Pico, elthoughthe rain *Int&
hasbeen a niosirtrying one. • I may add that -the
nieGielne had thoeffect of improving hilt 'health'
in every way. ° , • - _
make what use you like of this testimonial;
• aon'tkornilghlrrecoremetal your Rhemnotinii,
.19.40-1010Altillgi-7111_
4,SsEtt Great WesterfiltailWay, St, Catharineb •
• 80,VD.XY"AttittRtiGGIST.a. -
Thir'.1140inatine4i lalifakturint Co
-0ATErAziNE13,
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•:" ':" XPONHION•i-.
Dp,!C 11G,, 23. *03.; :
Parasol • Sticks; are or medium size, of
ebonized 'and- natural woods, the handles
carved, inlaid Or silver -Mounted, .faticiful or
plain., • . •
• The dressiest mantles are.of black satin
• rhadamea or- brocade, handsomely trimmed,
with lace . pleatings and ruche* are very
An exquisite out,door costume has a pale
pink silk skirt with double drapery of soft
▪ • Pompadour silk, edged with TO1'.1 of opeam
lace. .Lace tippet and bat. • •
. Another pretty dress is plain white silk.'
trimmed with thick ruche of *bite lace.
Overdress of white lace* drawn obliquely
-across the front iterfastened on the hip..
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A-` handsome bridal drese consists of a
train. of white brooade; kilted Skirt, of plain
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Satin, with -lace iced' knotted Acive, in
• ,f rent and extended at the sides to meet the
train. • : • •
The lateat 'Vrenoh styles in. dressmaking
are not pleasing to Anierioan, women; and
tliereas 'd,demaind. in New York for several
. good, artistic, 'essthetip and original dresa-
melon. • . . .
handkerchiefs are 'of, fine linen
bn.tiste, pure white andtinted with jar-
diniere en:ibroideries of fine artistic designs
and work, showing butterflies, bees; flowers
and figural in combinationon the borders
and in the corners : • .
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A.. very „pretty- dinner ,.,gown worn
recent eventwas of apple -green satin, with
:donna,. Dark green Velvet. ' was
ted on one Bide. The pouf hadglaoei
running through the folds r an
cling lase fraise at the back of the
• d lace sleeves. • ,
° spring dresses° are decidedly in
especially thoseof light
.derella and other
;•; • ,
ing ma
nature` of the event in
dress is donned. '
.17ifth aventie.belle has
'asp pale blue satin,
flounces the hack is
ahd the- sides with
ink Veiling -4U
lietteing eftect.• The
ivith lace, and the
Of Mize satin and a
deter.
..1.41ger• learntbat
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Pk°
," YOU don't seerd to understand: There
was a *at between. the •gortn and South,.
and my husband fought. for she Sciutb,"
WirfrirMaituaTfaiitiriiiiad a.t each
--Queen Victoria has -bestowed the title
..912_,,,armet.nporioixteen.physiciatki
Juntarrh of the Bladder
other 2" • • • •
Stinging irritation, inflammation, all Kidney.
and Ufinary Complaints; cured • by " Bitchu-
-"'s Yes, and tried to kill eich other."' •
'What did they get mad about 2,' ,
"Why, the South went out of the Union."
"'An' did the North leave the gate 'Open
so the' SOuth could get out?"
"flush now, Willie,' we're getting .moat
bomek" • , • •
-64 .131„it 1wanter.•knowk An' .when your
husband went out the gate they shot him;
did they ? " • ' -
"You must hush, now, deary.". °
"But I 'wanter knew. Did yoUr husband
go to heav'en
"Yes, he did." , •
"How do you know?"
Because -whoa .Ootte around here! '
and she turned around and began to (Wye
rapidly toward the city. ' ' _
Where are you gom' ?" piked the boy.
"Going to take you. home. A- saint
couldn't'stand you. sait Up, here 1" and the
horse almost' fieW along , tbe read, "Gib
up l" and she struck the horse with the,
Whip, Tho dry stood flew' high in 'that&
"Runaway people shouted as they
ruabed to their front gates. .
"-What's °the. Matter ?",. demanded the
Bev.. Mr. Mulkittle,,,rushitigtothe gateas
the *horse, panting, , knocked down a panel
of fence and stopped.
• " Revs!" cried ,Mre. Potterson, •" ,take
the boy. I'Ve- got enough of him." And
she lifted him from the .seat.
She's the Chariot ot lire," said the
*boil; !southseesb, irrt41iggy dashed ray.-Ailtuntata
est convenience will be gairovened ' tea.
by having
both an open,range and a closed stove,,
former fOr roasting,
for tgrilling, ate, the latter
hetfine delicate work, to effect *With
the het plittoia required, •
--Mi. S. Smith, has given up his
,
residence Clifton Hall; Cheshisur.
re, and .
issudifig este,* ter training children pre-
tO sending theft% tO•tlanada.
,
tak
es the last! ..,straW WY the,
caancl"shair shawl.. •
• --Though rats are unknown inthe North-
west, MiCO are plentiful, and cats are scarce.
!KIDNEY -WORT
HAS: BEEN PROVED
The sUREST.CORO for
KIDNEY DISEASES.•
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Does shone back Or-dMordered urine indi-
cata t.hut you arc oVidtlitir' TIOnt'15,0 NOT
nmerl'ATE: nee KidnerWart at anae:ralle-.
0 el glom reornmend wand it wills over.
come the. disease and restore altaiyaotio$
• Ladle's Itt'e°n1Plaint's Peeigi"
to your ser.',..,suohas pain:
aatitt,:willealtherElacte78.:1373i14XidnontintleYancin:eafr7teelriLuniatili). 0;i1orarin"lied' e.
briok,thist or ropy,derolta, dragghig
pains; speedily yield to nit. Curative, power.
43, BOLD pr .A,Lt• 1411713intata; Price St
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••. !Ries au!. Bugs;
tiles, roatVes, ants, bed -brigs, , rats, mite,
gophera`ehipmubkaielearcd. put by " Rough off
pats."' ibc. ,
-A ielative. "We ought not .te cut.: -Anti
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Monopoly* i ' • '
- Efithit Appliance. arstant.iin 30 Days! TrIal.,
111 MENAINEINIOUNO'
are.ffaita.fr-6mlitikrovi,rioakuov.
vv ,
or Name AnarwAss
VeleMverasnivoWirasaritsare,eadall tbrisedirfesiogs
of o, rrmsomx buxom ;mamas from Alums WA
vOTIIErr eargar.8..13poedyrellet.and,00mploto,Aste-
'"ration'of userruprieou'andmaremors utrAut,.
The grandest discovery -of theleneteenth Oerittut.
Send at olicetor illustrot.eriPaihplihrthee; Addrois
voLTAIC.1000,i,'HARSHAtt,
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LOSS ;of Appetite,
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,Sick Headache andi3iLidusn
Pti,m,26: per bottle. Sold by elk
0$* • wile • stg•
this disease will find frle
NORMAN'S ELECTR
bther, retnedies
loigt and take no Other.
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a0e4 Of Dr. Benhon's Skin Cure entirety eurecZ
9)te."--F. P: Lavelle, Merced, Cal, Slat druggistio.
:..-Nothing so weak he it' Week. It ORO t
tell .the time without taking both. hands ilp
'help • '1
Fienson's Cfellety and Chatnomile 1.)
contain no opium, quip,me or other harmnad
and are highly recoronaefided for, beano°
neuralgia. and neryousnes,04-,40. mutt, at &v-
eleta.
-Heiresses maY net"alWays be 'Wand.,
but they are invariably defoliated of-
charnaing•iigures.
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* Women that have been' bedridden for years
liaVe been cOmplettly cured by the use of Lydia
R, Pinkham'S vegetable Comibund. .
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FOR INFLAMMATION ,OF Tfit'LINI NARY tiloANS
caused by 4tclifscretion or ElFpbehre. goteltiett
'Hospital, yaris; TreatMent, •Poiftive t int*,
ono. to three cle,yS. Treatmeni
required. ilaileetals° doses, "Of t111
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trkintaste,
l'riee $150
int.
Or 0
When you tialt Or leave iieW Vora city, ca.
baggagd •ekprineage and Carriage hire and
*IV the °Grtann lisle* Hotta., Onpodite Or
°antral; Depot, Elekatit roOniskEnttect UP, it
Cost Of reddeed ,t4 411
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