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MRS. LINDSAY'S MISTAKE..h i' ry fhsr 16.1 m,M°'ft THE POETS CORNER.
et she
DT Baku a tttt/Ii T.
The bng►i Etaptewlear eRtsahtie that crept
throegh the vise -wreathed windows of •
baastiful es*Nry villa seemed et isgel7
est of harmony with the beset folds of
crape •ad itemises Mask material scattered
about tate room, Wad the flecks
of sensbua that played hide -and seek
through the iutarlactng leaves fell upon •
(hoe whose Ime•meee seemed changed to
stone by the touch of sorrow.
It was no common 1 Or se
Mrs. Liedeay thought. which had banished
all the brightness from her life, and
pleased her Into an apathy of gree( so
deep that nothing could arouse her tram It.
she had drunk deeply of the aup of sor-
row ; • devoted husband and noble eon had
been taken Irvin her, but she had borne her
lose submissively, comforted by the t ender,
clinging love of the daughter upon whore
she soon learned to bestow s11 thr love that
had been divided among others, and her
very lite itself gowned hound up u the
beautiful. loving girl who was bet iu.ep•r-
able companion.
When the mother first reedited that she
was soon to he milled upon to give up thus
renatni.g treasure, she cried out In passion-
ate rebellion against the injustice and
cruelty of • t:od who would take all from
her, and clung to ber daughter as if aha
would keep her by the very might of her
love.
" i will not give her up t" she said, again
and again, but even while the rebellious
words were on her Up. the last sands of
the short hie ware trw_aill�l>► slipping away.
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When, at t, the mime no outburst
of grief relieved Mrs. Lindsay's over
charged heart. remade feared for her rea-
son as the tried m vain to arouse her from
the ternb e, unnatural apathy which merle
her eyes tearless awl her face like stone.
She would Dot mention the daughter in whose
coffin ber heart had been buried, and she
ordered that all the garments and dai.t,
girlish p "sessions that had been Meta ■
should be packed out of sight, nor would
she permit anyone to speak to her of her
bereavement.
She shut herself up us au impenetrable
wall of rseerve, and never left the inclusion
of bet beautiful home, for all interest In
life, all the I. , and desire to make,
other bapp that haul made her beloved in EI' P1 1
former .layaiad vanished.
The little dressmaker, stitching bushy
•way at • black garment, glanced pityingly
of the sad, grave face, that was as immobile
and statuesque as J it had been careen
from marble. Mir Prissy had come this
afternoon with • fixed purpose In her mind,
b was folly deternun.d to accomplish
e esM have hens Meta's owe wink. meld
she have bows •B. aid 11 was the mairiiee
"Wile mw Lanae
wash W7 had thoagkt she had mads List ..I was ben Ie lseasr. syn • strueer leak
had woe hie the kering e.reosse whisk bid ass duo.
esieited aves7 she wall s.1 hoe .best bet sic Aa es briars 1. ubereatearest was tied e'el.tye'
ly heart. hint.
Ma maid me it all se IWal7 saw. bar AN Uncle Jake see eladt.' 0/m •.Mbit as
ti NM her misake u Ietliag bet serve+ km tvw
Waist* her mama of psoal.sg her in Nam AM b , ,
sympathy with others, stacl obeying the ►ie eye—
pnosipdags of bee better nature she resolved •1 wee ken ie
that henceforth her sorrow should bring yet
• blooming to utbera, ed that the love •td And I halal dees ks.k s twenty. •.d I'm
care which she would Imre lavished epos earki.• beehives slow ,
Meta should be .peat u `Imo .oats I.r Outset is .r1 laevery iesseurset twilit bare and
happy lives. Her biter rebottles
sdteoad 1l•.s h
into .ubmioloa, ..d though ler beset suU Amid 1 west testate this coffee team like gat
ached she meld say, " He doth all things use how to ms !
well." The beautiful house wee egad I'turusout .sother, deed)," sat• Ike leiter.
throws epee to the gumshoe", and filled with warms.' up,
Yowl u..,ospmuta, delicate, sufiirt.R ttrk aqa•ktscrest •essoerfulesunitstate kla
who their buses tea the crowded city had cup
never kuuwn the luxury of pure sir sed "When 1 .sed yrr siege )order.' he seat tea t.
nourishingfood,•sd Mrs. t.iad.symmrsered Uocb.Jake—
to them as e.derly ea • soother might have 'Corea aid set seas Washe like your molb-
doue, that the happiness she could Lr1rag to er seed w saaka'-
others night be • memori&l of her loved 1 thought et my old mother as/ the
Meta.cousi r tars,
Was it chance that John made the mi. Aad me • Moe kid un ••b&ng,u' os her
take that brought May to her in such an um.
outburst of loving gratitude that she forgot As sive eel the pot .bilin'. broke the styes and
her awe of the stern, sad woman, sad Lev pound them la---
i&hed upon her the loving caresses which Aad the Wow kw' o' halted, with • tremble
unsealed the springs of the tronas heart ! - is Ids chin.
Prise Sketch in Observer. Aad Uaele Joke he fetched the 1.110 s
toack sod s'oed
They poultlood her feet had poulticed bid As solemn for • minute
Aud Watered her back til 'teas immense sad Then would
hs gun o ionised and
nod.
Tried tomes, 'Mitre peln-tiasn •&d moves. kitchen door. mid taxi
'Though gr►adwdeoared it was nothing but item coaxal, a wtic Jut with hint,
' u.rvos,"' btu' ..f her ",rete -
Tbe your eases though, she area ceRaisly And she mattes for the stranger.
Till "Favorite khsseriptaoa" she happened 10 len : "lt• Aim
Thank Gee. we've anal him combo'
No w oder is Praise's so loudly they speak : avow your mother. Jlm
she .row better at Dace, &ad was well in •
And the feline, as tae grabbed hat,
week.
The torturing pains and daunting Dery bet 1 taint toegot"—
ousaslm which accompany, at times, oaruin Bat. wipin' of bas Walt sips ha : "Yearn f*s'ti
forms of female weakness, yield like magic might dol
to 1)r. lherce's Favorite Prescription. Its -James Whitcomb Riley le At. Paid Globe.
purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, and me,, nee- Beadle.
adapted to the delicate organirattoo of Mrs (;ro. Ftemlte, tai (:dt, let, writs:
wouuan. It allays area subdues the nervous " 1 .n recommend Dr. Fowler's Extract of
symptoms and relieves the peon accompany •\111.1 Strawberry, for Its • sure cure for
trig functional and organic troubles. all Summer touipteints\\'e are never
t,uir'&ntee printed os bottii-strapper, without itis the house." Fowler's ever
and taithfuUy earned out for many year. Strawberry. Price, 35c.
tNtsfrtf*� neaten. wsiakles tied hew a heard Analis" Them.
A French asarss'e baby was so .melt that There s uothing so destroying to the
she met her ghee for is cradle. peace of • pretty +..wen's soul es the ds -
A wild goose killed in telifonu lad • cov.ry of the first wrinkle w Ler tam.
et collie t+hats le
Delany. mw a forty yeses
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coffee
as an undertaker
tiptoed no Ydm the
a -rub
she bud
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gray f wheat 1 Its trop which when l; be tot rated for often
n o w sa n bar n maj e ,
ted, peducel • vanety hitherto un. their 'minim( .Rens the tints of the coot•
I'll' silo. and odds uew depth and brightness
Astronomers say that a shot fired on the to the eyes that dash beueatn them, and
equator of Jupiter would travel with • many pretty women are never really huauu.
rotary m otton at • speed forty-six times ful until they are crowned with the sheen of
greater than that of a cannon bell fired at silver trassea
the earth's equator. The fading tints of a well -kept and smooth
A unique necktie was worn by • recent akin may be c000ealed by artifices that
visitor to Macon, Ge it was nude of a every woman knows, but a wrinkle u an
and she rattlesnake's skin, the rattles serving as a obstinate, aggressive witness that learesevi-
)t pin. The wearer killed the reptile nine donee of age in moat pietureequ a language.
" I stopped is • aunute .t the minister's years aqo is Florida- There is nu such thing as owiciltatug •
on my way hero," she began, nothing daunt. A young tabloentan performs wonder
fuI wrinkle or coaxing it out of sight on ow -u -
ed that Mrs. Lindsay ihd not seam to hear feats in bending irou hers and breaktngdag- shuts, no dressing it up In pretty deiguiss
her words. " Per May was crying her stases. Recently he hent an non rod an of gauze and fnlls ; no one ever really tel.
eyes out, for she bad a letter from • friend Inch in dianieter and broke • flagstooe two mired its curves or wrote winnow to urs
of her mother's this morning olTeninit to inches thick, using no other means than Lu beauty ; no one ever really Mtge.' for its
send her to some seminary that the child's b&n,la cousin's, and the more you fume awl fret
born wild to go to and graduate- When Rattlesnakes aro said to tut•. a natural over It the more contentedly it settles down
the family came to talk It over they found antipathy to white ash leaves. tome nMur- into its place.
they would have to decline the oder, for, of „dist,asert that a rattlesnake placed in • Many remedies for the eradication of wrin-
cow.e, she would have to have an outfit, circle of half ash icOrel and h• f but coals kles have leen suggested by various writers
and there dose t seem to be any way to rtou the subject of personal beauty, but the
will eros the coals rather than encounter
it and pay her travelling expenses too. 1 ou the leaves.best and Burst con for wrinkles, as some
know Mrs. Meredith s beau ailing •Ilone very wisely remarks, is not to get them,
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Spring, and I guess they 'a hardly sake Officer Musgrove ascendea to the dome of for they may be avoided more easily than re -
both ends meet now without anything the granite capitol at .Austin, Tex., to in- moved. A skin that to carefully and fre-
entra. I'm sorry fur \Lay from 'h. bottom apect the swarm cf bees which bad settled an ,lueutly bathed nn warm water and pure
of my heart, for it's such a goad chance for the nostrils of the statue of the (:odder of soap and rubbed to a glow all over once
Liberty. The figure s seventeen feet hit day with soft donne! or the lands, pre -
her to finch her education, and she's w and surmounts the dome, whioh is oVW 300 1
Is food of study." serve its el&attcity,and leas suscepNLte to
Miss Primly waited (ora few minutes in feet high. Officer M�rove say's there are ,,.rinkk.
the hope that her words might suggest to c'hably- several berr<" of honey :n the Ch. modern woman has nen cars, per.
Mrs. Liudsay • plan for helping May, but nze head of the goddess. plexities and +arses than Poser ever
as her words had apparently fallen upon a Ptesase merit M.k-Aowl" ig,iielse dreamed of. All these worries and cares, if
deaf ears she mustered up courage to makemirrored in the face, bang wrinkles and
a proposition. The druggists tell us that people call furrows. Therefore, don't worry if you can
Mrs. Lindsay, 1 hope you won't e daily for the new cure for constipation and help it, and don't worry any more than ou
gsick headache discovered byi)r. Silas Laney
offended with me for mentnmiu 11, but can bele, and thea perhaps you inky live to
haven't you gut some dreams that you left 11 u aid to be t►ngon grape root la, great - be forty Militia +rankles.
off when you put on black ''If you would remely in the far Nesms
Nest for thecompaintsl The vivacity and swift changing play of
give them to May, I'll make them ,ver cunbinel with sun* herbs, and 13 made feature in bright. sparkling American girls
nicely for her, and it would be such r nelp for use by pouring on boiling water to draw wan p�aturcly wrmklel and dstrxtrd-
b It 11. at SOc. and $1 a ki
1891.
was was set �� esdewd with this
eapsdty of hope. p a w' tom' THE
tries. use aught elupree it were easy to
ilsd despair u away .tpecIa The J000r
will w w that this or that invalid
is downed. sed that be asset, by ail the mei-
blase .f damn fsawtde sad apat-tenos,
bin en Jay eases. c Wall, said hew apra
y� �t helsag p rllthe eleh syar tis the
pity yo. fel far him. thug hovering inew.se
two worlds, •hast seg of whoa doss. the
use he s Maytag, yes are able to awn
yourself that 7esu know anything decisive.
"Oh, msob bettor," he replies. with elm
h ope in his miss tied hie *Tea " I thialt
1 .h.11 suoi be well" --All the Year
hosed.
r Santis' WU ?BAY nth
l'saaewred prayers are a reproach to
l'brtetin p.opia. The promise of l;Od is
plain. Tb -•s4 ouatuiuo ly and modem that
the answer s wtittbe d maims Lias infidels.
Whim Clarks G. Huey was • young maw
ham was • shortly He was oastirsted in hs
unb.list by the feet that the Christian pro-
ate in the town where he lived were testis-
u•lly praying for • revival of religion, and
then conform' and lamenting that their
prayers wen sot answered. By searching
the Scnpturea as • e:t book is tile 'lady of
the tew,Mr. Fi.se, discovered that God heti
not proposed to give to those who auk ex-
cept on condition of faith. 1t was like • new
revel.' ion to him. He sought the Lord,
and i.-gan to pray and exhort the people to
pray. expecting to reeeive the very thing
&eked for, and in a few days • gracious and
powerful revival of religion rewariled hu
faith. It was the begt&mag of a series of
wonderful answers to prayer which marked
the career of one of the moot succeesfulevas-
geliate of modern times. When prayers are
not answered, ellen the thing &.ked s not
given, there s a reams, and the biwleririg
muse s In the prayer or the petitioner. If
the subi.ct of prayer were properly under.
stood and men were willing to comply with
the conditions the would put up such peti-
tions as would be answered. Thu -
might of such prayers s amad.g. Thea
are more powerful time armies wath ban-
ners end parks d artillery. Nothing
can stand before them.—Cbrtatian Advo-
cate.
to h out the etrengt selooking womnen uch of the vivacity asd
er. anal is called haste Fal.ily Medi.
Miss Prlesy s valve was very pleathngand
Park pretty by pof elevated brow s (crani
she listened eagerly for the response. She ""e -
(Sow) and unnaturalL
and all thereeore conducive
knew that Meths wardrobe would just tits wtyoblp•. Pe.�ssea
to wrinkles.
May, but .he had not lard to suggest 11 to Another habit to be avoided s that of
When girl detects the signs of a
Mn. Ltndaeay, anti site ha.) but • faint \Wa young contorting the (ace into ludicrous and ugly
shadow of a hope that It might occur mutual attachment between berme and a , positions when exposed to the strong sun -
to her to hake this use of the garments light. All this can be controlled by a little
so carefully packed away. Mrs. Lindsay bila
paused for a moment's thought, then an.
steered.
" Yes ; 1 can send over a trunk of dresses
that probably can 1* adapted to May's
needs, if you think Mrs. Meredith will not
be offended. I will send John over with it
this evening and you can stop on your way
home and explain it esu her."
An hour later she called the cgachma'u to
her.
,John, there is • trunk in the right heal
corner of the attic. 1 want you to take it
over to Mrs. Meredith's. She will know
what it is."
Sitt::.g by her open window, while the
purple evening shadows began to gather,
she heard John depart on errand) and
presently return.
A little later swift girlish feet came along
the gravelled walk and up the wide oaken
staircase, so like Meta's fooeateps they were
that the (robes heart throbbed at the mount.
Through the dusk • light figure entered the
open door and crossed the rorrn. She
started convulsively is loving arm. were
thrown impulsively around her neck and a
soft face was pressed against her own.
Dear Mrs. Lindsay, how dart 1 thank
you enough," and the girlish voice quiyerecl
for • montergt. "1 know what it must hare
Dost you to send see darling Meta's ward-
robe, but somehow 1 think it would make
her happier even in heeveu to know how
happy you are making use, for you know
how she loved to 'take people happy.
Thank you so much," and the impulsive
girl pressed loving kismet upon the quiet
aoa
Was it the claim of girlish arms about her
neck or the caresses for which the had
longed se hungrily for months! Suddenly
the fountains of grief were unsealed, and
clasping the girl who had been Meta's hest
loved friend close to her asking heart she
Mint Into paseiowae wssptng Ilea seemed
deepen melt the steal deepewhich h•.1 risen
like • wall to keep leer from sympathy and
love, and a she wept she was comforted.
May wondered at the passion of grief
which her words had evehrd. Mit young se
she was she knew that they were a erelong**
Mrelief to the silent ser? which 1...1
held
ponsinsion lig se Inas. m abes whivered
leaks wards of comfort sad premed her
owe face clear to the liar-sd.inel nee, until
at lest the sots tamed
As Mrs. Lindsay grew calmer she enthral
the meaning r./ May's words, which at first
she had net iolly
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wardrobeJobe meet haw. mad. • ma
Make, ..d in plane of the trunk filled with
Illfailida .f her own, w►ie►.he had bitted
d, la Ind lakes the [thea oosteitllg the
man whose tastes and position in life are
suited to hers, she can do no better than
confide her thoughts on the subject to her
mother, or, of she be motherless, to some
woman who u much older than herself, and
upon whose sympathy and wisdom she can
rely. If the older person approve, there
are ninny ways of arranging opportunities
for the pair to become better acquainted,
and to discover whether their first ithpre•-
sines of each other were c .rrect. A wise
mother can easily arrange the social setting
of her children. i( she gathers about her
only such young people as she deems fitting
companions for them, the most natural
consequence is that ties are formed which
.rill be satisfactory to parents ea well ea
children.
The young nian finds easy and natural
ways 01 expreseing his regard for • young
girt, and by • kind of Intuition she Wan
usually musty herself from the first of the
nature of his feeling" toward her. He will
show . , deference, and •
preference for her society at all time., and
yet he will carefully .void anything stet
might convey to others the impression that
he Believes her to hold the same attitude of
preference toward him. He will always
accept her society as • courtesy which nage
has graciously conferred, and apart (rain
which he ham no claim.. Indeed, in all
Manly end :chivalric ways he will testify
his admiration for her, until he feels •
sufficient assurance of her interest in him te
warrant him in putting the vital question to
kir.
1f she be an ingenuous &red high minded
girl she will admit or deny with kindness
mid candor that she values as he wishes his
devotion to her. 1( her consent is obtained
b. will then seek the approval of her p•rente
or guardians. 1f ber family objects to the
proposed alliance it is the girl's duty to re.
reeve her final decision, unit of respect ler
them. 1f time and opportunity for kteter
hag each other better only deepen their re-
g ard. and parwtd disapproval matinees,
the girl has two alternatives, patient wait-
ing mad se unhappyof iM oas-
•e 'wens of dieohedieace Filch girl must
determine this matter for h. sel(,remembsr
tag, however, that no ono can have a more
unselfish interest so her heppiees thaw her
par -gate
wens wet least. N. W. T.
i was induced to use your Rarsinok Blend
Hitters for egoistipttune and general debility
mid foaled it • r gnpl.te cure which 1 tike
pleasure in ing to s11 who may
he thea gaited." Jaynes N (arson, Hardt
N W. T.
itialediere
thought and effort. A celebrated uty
or one who was a beauty and a belle in her
day has • skin still wonderfully (,roe from
wrinkles at fifty years of age. She has al-
ways used Very warm water and castile soap
every night os ber face, end cold water in
the morning, and if she were awake late at
night she always alept as many hours in
the day aa she expected t, be awake at
night
ODDS ANO ENDS.
mlasrd's Liniments eery.. Caries le teem.
A deaf farmer drove w his flock and herd
-Boston Transcript.
The stake for • prtse•nghr goop by
pound. -- Waebington Ser.
No gift ems make rich those that ere poor
in wisdom.—Julia Ward Howe.
The rue of rye in Europe dues not help
the bourbon element ..w Orleans Pica-
yune.
When a man is out of spirits it doesn't
follow that M bas given up the ghost. Ba-
ton Courier. _.
The debtor is the fellow who so't at all
anxious to have his creditors burry on his
accopnt. —Rochester Poet.
Victors Carbolic Salve is a wonderful
healing compound fur cuts, wounds, bruises,
burns, scalds, boils, piles, pimples, etc.
Fear makes minas • slave to others. This
is the tyrant's chain. Anxiety is a form of
cowardice, embittering life. -(Tanning.
Milburn's Aromatic Quinine Wine fore
fins the systeni &gannet attacks of ague, chills,
bilious fever, dumb ague and like troubles.
It is only • young and pretty girl whocan
make the story of her roes Interesting, and
she Is usually the only person in the world
who h•sii-t any.
the
FALL TRADE!
NEW DRESS GOODS.
NEW CLOAKINGS,
NEW GLOV1 NEW HOSIERY
NEW WOOLLEN GOODS,
NEW UNDERWEAR
Children's Wear in Great Variety.
lfe...le.lmrad
the description of rheumatism and neural-
gia ' " Put your hand in • vise, turn the
vise until you cant hear another turn, and
that's rheumatism ; give it another tum,
that's neuralgia" And still you'll suffer
these tortures when for 26 omits you can
buy • bottle of MiNARU'ti LINIMENT
and be relieved.
THE FAMILY CIRCLE.
/r RRrlt,UY l'Av an Ferret_
Few Christian people realize the poesibil-
ities of usefulness which ase close to them.
Pant, chained to a soldier end under con-
stant eur•eillence, might have thought that
be coshl accomplish nothing for hie Lod,
and have sat down to terse of those studies
to which he was naturally inclined, but his
bonds Mame known throughout (••ear's
hlis.ehold, ami many saints were soca found
thew through hs teaching. His own
were invited) to his bidgings,and
to them he exppnron.L.d and t",utied the
ki.g+lets' of gnarl," and "anew," at least,
"believed." it was also while • prissier
that be wrote many of his epistles which in
Meseted and cheered the church", of his
tlme,asd have helped the church in all ages
No amen seemed to have • narrows sphere,
bet he made it "mel -wide and eternal.
(aurstian Inquirer.
Mora
The truth is that • man ran halts afford
to merinou, his dinner daily for • yeer titse
live without hops for a week. All Were
I. r•cognived that it i... Whit pat.a
is mese moniewas in ear 111011411 UNE the
ample Mat .ignibestive "1 hope 1" Nor 1
there any hearse kist howsoever briar M
is material psis. howao.vs alerted,
Never
petal 1st
are
two.
allow the bowels to remain consti-
serious evil ensue. National Pt1ls
l es a remedy for constipo•
MILLINERY OPENING.
The regular millinery * . ning will be heal on Wau!isau*t, Marr. 16, sad
following days. (hit Miss nasi has just returned from the cities, anti has
brought with her bovelticw in every branch at the millinery trade.
Dress and mantle making on the premises. The best work at malerat,
rates.
Every lady in Gotierich and vicinity is
millinery opening.
1.
invited to call and view tt.,
The Glasgow House,
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
INFtf.
A STOVEPIPE VARNISH
L away and GOODE'8 BEATEMAL.L is lift aatl yea t11aat,
odor, quick drying, brightest Iuks.
CLIMAX FURNITURE POLISH
One of the most amusing and harmless of
distractions that roan is hear to is the fancy
ing what he would do if he were somebody
else. St Joseph News.
Worms cause much sickness among chil-
dren. Freeman's Worm Powders prevent
this, and make the child bright and heal-
thy.
Now that we have a plenitude of rain ma-
chines won't some genius please arse and in-
vent sunetbing that will successfully hail a
horse car ' Detroit Free fres.
Needs no "puff" here. Always on hand.
CLIMAX METAL POLISH
For brass rods and stove nickels, etc., etc., only 10c.
B. B., K. D. C.
.Ind all leading patent medicines.
W. Ce GOODE
Itch, mange and scratches 01 every kind,
on human or animals, cured in 30 minutes
by Woolfortd's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by F. Jordan. 96-ly
A patient man recently counted the hies
on a number of sticky fly papers that he bad
weighed before exposing. and found that
50,000 flies weighed one pound.
B.
You have catarrh, and other remedies
have filed you --then give Nasal Balm •
fair trial. There is no dam of catarrh it will
not euro if the directions are faithfully fol-
lowed. ----
Energy will do anything t hat can he done
in this world ; and no Menta, no circum-
stances, no opportunities will make a
two -legged animal • man without it.
Goethe. -----
I.adb", who are suffering from .upprs•
cion., hearing down pains, , or
ail form of female weakness, will find Dr.
Williams' ihnk Pills are an infallible cure.
Try them.
A lecturer is explaining the beauties and
contrasts to he seen in the Alps. "Winter
vnd Summer combined. With one foot 1
stood upon the icy glacier and with the nth
er plucked blooming Bowen from the bosom
of the valley."
When the hair .bows signs of falling, he
gin at once to use Ayer's Hair Vigor. Thu
preparation the scalp, promotes
the growth of new hair, restores the
natural color to gray and fadei hair, and
renders it soft. pliant, and glossy.
t;est Ito beggar whom he has lately treat-
ed to • gond wit of dothesi Why, man,
you are all in rags again ; what have you
dune with that outfit 1 gree you ' Beggar
Why, gond sir, 1 make t posohly go • beg
ging in that splendid suit
"Not all is gold that glitter" s • tree
saying ; it is equally true flat not .11 M
sara•p•nIb• that is so labelled. If yon
would he sure of the genuine article, ask for
A er's S•r.apariH►, mid take so other_
Healthis too predose to be trilled
with.
An exchaga Mlle of a printing Aloe in
Kentucky bring opened with prays. Tb1.
is • rare exception to tbm rale, as frank tis*
immemorial it has bets the esti. for riot -
hog oases to be *posed by the devil cad
elo.d by the t writ end semetase ,by way
of variety. they lave haus ejosod with a
corkscrew sad sassed by a mss
u ill ei iii
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tete aye 1. II,
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says bosies•es
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the else of cue
eyelet for ere
Metes TO 1311
A leg barn
-t(.150 tarty,
mdr of raga;
x'{ o' learns
Cet sod fold
pap+, end have
tie hex o1 th,
„tapes of the ee
not tee'lude tat
,Crain laheD,
measles lift' 11
use Sir n
A"rommt'1
mosso .ov1M
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sate PC.111
Ms beams
pssltr o1 pa
reer7 inegumb
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teas, umder
rverywherc that
g�oo���lave al
ksoesca to each
t.,id that who
resets wins
Thee begins th
sad evert 'Flier
Tat. ",
A with erne
stae "observe
hit five senses
Those ue hien
M is gives tea
agtrin,ents 10
twrs but does
making up the
:o taste. for U
unn,rkr,l fir 1
srticite pate!
again, for hunt
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goat, and •
Foyle of l'bu
mess, ,aid reli
may be earths
ley et eunolu
"raw, aline
For a "pre
cards are prat
for each lady
bias hods hu
au t'd�
passe es t. gnt he
Ms conversed
i•g then befit
map they fun
for the Illy.
call for the b
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Albion Block.
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REES PB.ICE & SON.
Seasonable Fruits aad1Vegetables a specialty.
LAWNOWERS
Latest patterns and must improved styles. Prices right.
CA DEN TOOLS,
Just hat you want.
xos,
Best brands and lowest prices.
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
F.
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D. C.
And all other pop&'., patent mild:tinct at
RDAN'S MEDICAL HALL'
TRY
PHENIX LESSIVE
For cleaning cottons and woollens, metal and marble ow
menta, wooden articles, kitchen utensils, etc.
G -E O_ BARRY
The Furniture Deeirm a catling all Made et ferIltu e et the Want measle 11' P k
welt -known Eget that he
Sellas C3m..cap
For mak. He Widen the leadtne'a� Uaeartaker of the tuns. bthalulag Field etwa_a k� a
hand. He ales sraka. • epeel•1t�ry sf Meters Pvaslns. Give Alum • eels Were ia�r
Yvwttare elsewbaae. asd yeti wUi fed est that be dove as be aim 'alb cheap
For CasY�
I"
1. .10 n .11 Sam and . to their pall estreasew he bases to resolve s sisssltaso•es i
ear.
GEO. BARRY, Hamilton -et
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to party etlii
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there are ease
gang meaty
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mere convent
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receive thea
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thing. In
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the ordinary
hostess, to
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told' Th
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advents of
hams' pry
raoging frog
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full toile,
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