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THE HAPPIEST PAIR.
•' It makes me as mad as fury," cried the
gouty old farmer, as he gated from bis win•
dos, "to see Philo Butts and his mother
lerkiu orf es happy as if they owned my
term, when they don't even own the dust
or their boot solea ! I've • good mind to
tarn them out of the cottage and ase if they
will fell so fine then
" 1 m sure their happiness doesn t make
you any more miserable, father." replied his
went wife. •' They pay well for the tont
tare, toed we could not spare them off the
• There look at them now They're on
their way to tows with tin pad; and bee
kete, and 1'1! warrant you they'll bunt up
a circus or a show of some kind before they
get back ' Hear Phiu laugh ', cned the old
DUD.
The eosple, who were passing the house,
wee.- Hanuen Butts and her tell eon, Phine-
n, the happiest pair in town. They were
not pet -moos of much wtedom or intelltgenoe,
and they bad burdens and sorrows which
wosld bate crushed many to the earth. and
lit they rrgerde.l themselves as favorites of
►saran• and their ne.ghbors used to call
:hem "the happy folks,"
Hannah hal been twice tnarned. Phis
wee the aro of her first husband, although
he had changed his name to " Buts," when
►t, mother died, because, be said, ' it looked
more sociable than haring too names in the
family.-
It
amily."It seems an it this woman had come into
the world for the sole purpose of h.viog •
good tone and helping other. people to do
•o. No work could weary, and no disap-
pointment crush her Indeed, her lightness
s1 heart, under all troubles, had become a
t•reverb, cud people said, playfully. "If
there's any trouble in the country, Hannah
Batt will get hold of it and turn it Into •
bleeatog
Her first husband was a cripple. She
bad left a pleasant place to marry him be-
cause she thought 'it was • good thing for
• body to have • bourne of her own, and •
kind husband to care for her."
She went to work with • right good will
to support herself and half support him --
for he could only mend shoes, sod pick up
• little change by cuisine the hear of • few
srcbins an the neighborhood. She always
roes before daybreak, split the wood and
made the tire. She dug up the garden and
pl•ntei the seed. She fed the pigs and
poultry, and washed for any women in town
who needed her. Every big ,quash or ab -
hare. sod every :sew "day '• wash " she
hailed u if it were • shower of gold, sod
when night came she was seemingly waver
tired out ; always, as she expressed it to
her huband, " as fresh as • new rose."
She .11d all she could for four years to
keep her safering husband alive. Every
body believed that she truly loved him, and
that ,he mourned his death ; but still the
height side of that dark event came epper-
most. mei she rid, " Well, what • comfort
it a, now that I can't have him with me
any longer, that 1.'• gone to • home when
be won't need such tender nursing any
mere. "
After this Hannah wrought os it the
•pint d heroine, keeping little Phin always
by bee. leen when she walked • mile to
wash for .omt farmer's . ,:e, she would
sorry him .o his arms rather than leave him
with her ne.ghb ire, bemuse it was such a
comfort to have hint in eight -it made the
week go so nisch wash !"
Several yea,* atter this, she married bar
mooed hoshs, .1, who ironstone blind. He
was • good m,n, and did the beet he dwell
be hebinset 1 bet nn the death of his
mother then hart seimied nothing betimes
Ides and the alone house He was greatly
respected in the town and every one ted
to help him, but no oho faintly could as,
same such • care es he must be
Oise day • ynu•; (vend said to him,
playfully, " Abel, if 1 were you I'd ask
Hansa\ Butte to merry me ' She feels the
.see of all the helpless folk. in tows os her.
She would support you like • tsstls-
a to "
Whether Abel had ever thought .f Min
glue before or not, nobody hawwhim
ars, bat wh
H•►, like • !tosses wanes, went to
ask the ataister to marry them, else said :
" It doss seem to me .eseetimes se if ass
Lord gar. me work to do for Rim, right
trews Ris own hand I think it's • ;Fist
essaplirneot M bate two earth non as Joel
sad Abel sant to wee that I may feed them
es the ravens did Elijah 1"
Of coarse Abel eosld•'t go eight seeing
with Ranneh sad Phlegm*, with whom this
.seamed 1n • pasties ; .. ha used to keep
d
bocce ler them, sad split their we. •sad
do everythlsg eine that • mss sea a. with -
eat eyesight, looking Isrwurd with ehildleh
joy t• thew rotors frets towy slab bendy
1ssapps�piits of the radar slwF-M ---
him wil-
riat setten.
Ostbs�flag t . '-- s1 hrpti-
sem W eshees
tself termer,
1
wM lr h * psla
r g team Abel
bad beau busy ever • es\ teat he was task -
tag fee Phu ; hat he aprwsp tat M She but
.ward o1 their feeettiMege sad woos eat be
apes the gate to welcome theta hats.
, WWI with yea 1" he embed as Mea as
Ha•a•k .sae a ee bibs.
' Plusses." she
Who's with yes. Pbla r he sake.
'• Mother,' answered 1'►em.
•• Why, that's .sways," cried Most " I
thong►t 1 beard, the (uct.teps yt three pr -
sues coating UP the •oai-"
"Ott, well." replied H•esob in • chary
tune, " yrs know you often hear doable !
t'u't you be eatia6e.l to have is back with-
out wastes. sespaay r"
" I aims.' eta, Hanr•h," he replied ear...t-
ty. I duet want any company, I wouldn't
give a east te see the trmmdeet ounspeny w
the world ! conte in, quick, for tm.veettg t•
raw, sad I v. made up • woe little ore In
the trove to warm you," said Abel.
"There Phut, du Nook at that warm streak
of lirht !" cried Neenah, as she laid duwo
her burdens on the table. '•I thought when
the stoves crack. d across the top that it was
quite a mrfurtuue. lint to come into •
is dark rnoa. of • ool•l uight like this, and
see that streak .1 Rebs as bngbt as guM, ia
.e•1 cheerful ! 1 ea..'t see but the otove
..o..k, and bases just se well as it did before'
There, 1 do say," she .dd.d, as she touched
. match to • lamp, " this to the oheorw..t
little home that ever • pax worm.mi had is
this world. H*s• you beets lonesome Il.el •"
she .shed, Ma ling kir bs•b.nd • gr. as
orange, as d he bed beau • child looking fur
pre.eut.
• \o, indeed, Hamuab. Young dam's
..wen over from the farts house mud reed the
news to me, and be la going to teach sue to
shave hoops fur the coopers. H, says I can
errs • dollar a day at It sloe
" (loudness !" cried Hannah, a whom the
'dollar • dry' bad made •o tmpruewua. '• 1
wouldn't let you try It for tire' world, for
fear rog might cut yourself !"
" Hammers, it dose seem se If there were
lour folks bre.tbiug hero twtead of three,
and I in Dever mistaken •bout bre•thiug,yuu
know,' said Abel, with • cutlass .sprcalun
le bis face.
At this, three persons beret out into a
merry � of laughter, mid Haou.b .. d,
You t want any eompaay,Absl. You
wuuldu't div, a cent to we tee grandam.
company la the world to might r
,. Well, I'm ooutented with nay every day
company,., repined the poor man, " but for
.11 that, I have a welwaw tor anyone who
has token the trouble to visit me."
At this • tall, rough looking young man
rose up, and, without speaking • wurd,took
Abel's bead in both his own.
Abel was silent for a momest, and then
said, " I haven't beard your voice, ur, mod
I don't know the feeling of your head ; but
the breathing is lake that of nay brother Joe,
who went to ble:aw twelve years ago, and
room poor mother and 1 had long ago given
up for dead. He breathed jam as you do,
sir"
" Web, Abel, I'm the very roam. I Dome
to town today to meet you and mother after
• long urs of b•rdsbip in foreign lard..
When smgmrtug for you at the teen some
one sed out, • Why, there's Abel's Ovate
DOW just going tato the .torn with her nom.
So here 1 eta I helped this sped .inter
home with bar load, and I mean to help her
as lung as 1 live 1 haven't come back, like
lost brothers in story books, with • Mad of
gold, but I've got money euougb to buy the
little place mo• her and ynu lived is, and to
put it in fine order so that we can us.k• our
treed from off it 1 want to earn • pescshle
living now and 4o some goal the rest of my
life, and 1 believe in folks beginning their
good work: at home. Hens•h can stop
washing for people as woo es the pleases ;
for there will be work enough in her own
family. If God spare. me, I'll •totoe as tar
as I can for try neglect of you and poor
mother, in my wild young days, and pay
Hannah for .11 her kindler lo you."
" And Phio, too," said Abel.
" Yes, and Pain, too. I'll put him right
hack to school and keep him there till he has
as good learning se any Yankee boy steeds
to get .long well in the world with."
If Haawb land her family were' tLu hap-
py folks' amid poverty and toil, you can im-
agine what they were obeli they had • Mouse
of their own with plenty, mad with that
family love which makes • dinner of herbs
better then • stalled oz without tt.
How glad th.r former landlord, the
crusty cid farmer, would have been to oetch
one glimpse of $k* su.sbuis -The Hour
holt. ._
.5 Teta snow Sob People T
People who are proud of their humility.
People who say • great deal and do very
little.
People who say little and do • great
deal.
People who talk all the time and sever
say much.
People who never say much toad yet
speak volumes.
People who look like .hate tad behave
like grasahoppere
People who look like gr•mttoppers and
behave like vitiate
People who wouldn't kill a chicken with
• hatchet, but who try their best to kill
their neighbors with their tango.. -Indian -
•polis Journal.
Ile .Nee Tea Baryes.
Pittsburg Poet.
Did you eves experience the •ens•ties--
not a *meant esu -of beta. thrums into a
state of .e•vonenese by the pressed, of soar
one The pantos way he • stranger or an
•ognaistanoe. .toy he • good !meed or an
,sem] Ther. aseaaten
e to he ,obisg pecu-
liarabiemt am* • one that makes him al -
meet ttnMmdle, at least at tinea very
likely be de00't alfeot.nthere se he •Hesta
you ad Ten say do year beet to overawe
woo TM got to be your own wcake..
*Oil *s mghr1 is rein. He irritate@ yes in
oma iasipNmble way.
*led mlrseeasee. arab
A Nebraska traTdMag ton i wpwaibd•
for the followisa g/Ysun : "Sisk ward,
tan backward, 0 time, In thy Blues, fad
mea cm gruel again jest hr i .54ght ; 1 ant
so weary of r..tatreai steaks, pekri6ed
doughnuts and '.lemise1 steaks, oysters
Mat sloop le • watery loll, batter as steno.
ea Goliath of Gelb ; wavy of payi.g for
whet i can't sat, oh.wiag op rubber amid
eallieg it treat. Backward, tare backward.
Ion weary 1 s.i - rive M • what* at ay
gr•.dmnthsr's jam • let one drink milk that
es never baso disused, 1st we sat better
whoms had, bas Mea trimmed ; IM ass but
soot Mee it .Id fashiaed pis then 111 be
willies to earl up sad die ; I have toss oat -
too iron fillings few years --is it • weeder 'm
woltiog 0 tears'"
Mr. Hugh CsMlwell, ATdssdsls, out,
writhe - "My d• elms wee trembled wMb
female weak mea, and ler more than • mar
wee seder the ..n d *ammo sad askew
I.edielme without retina relief. 1 thee get
I. Williams Pink Pill. for bar sad thee
have eeaplelaly ..rod bar All daslera it
wail gra• boa hef'0.
• bor home ler HU
M . Wakens' M. Oa, Brookville. Ota
liftentre Ifni eaddmis Diet,
4ew
SUNLICHT
ebb wedN,w..d Bap chases se the
Meader r La ad , she 1•sase\tW Imo bis
for goallfp ort .siresd seam
Oead seesuRsg se e4erlrsfta Mess atm
with an the eiLrsidsse. draywy .f ver
day 'Hy n: yon woes bet emnsee en.
fto/RL1011T Haar W bees Is use hr
',laden Castle for the pest • yen*. Will Ile
reasidanuren bare boon spsetatly .ppel0bf
SOAPMAxalta TO TAM
pones
fltase.e 11 SdI Medi
M l.•apegeesoed I)ta•ts.
Society MMI --My baby hal • .cry- nar-
row escape this morning.
Friend -- indeed ! How on!
S. M. -The nurse go I, thoughtlessly left
it alone in the care ..f its m ether.
t''are hr Yeodar1e.
Headache •new from emastiprt:on, bad
Mad, dy.pepsia or hscr coo.pl•Iot. As B
R. R cures all these c.implaot• it is natur-
ally the most successful hes. ism -he cure exut-
inss Once the ,owe is removed the head -
tie vanishes. 9w
Mrdo'1 nod toy he the i tree ear.
" Where here you Dots today!"
I've been out in the cesoerery reading
the epitaphs on the tombstones"
" Indeed ! What are you goiny to do to-
morrow r•
' I .m going oat to bunt up the comae -
tory when •saber. are boned."
A fare for Dyapepsle-
Dyspepsia ie • prolific cause of such die
eases as bad bland, setstiprtion, headache
end liver complaint. gunlock Blood [be-
tels is guaranteed to cure or relieve dyspep-
n• if used according to direction.. Thos -
sands have tatted it with best results. 2w
napkins Is hese..
In France, instead of using starch on tab e
napkins, after they are washed and dried
anti ready to he iron.', they are dipped in
hotline water and partially wrung out be-
tween clothe. They are rapidly ironed with
as hot a flet -iron aa possible without ban-
an� them.
Ater awns* sad Bruises.
No other remedy cares sprains, braises,
cuts, wound., cbilblao., sore throat, rheu
matis m, eta, so promptly se H•sysrd's
Yetbw CII. It as an old atan•l•rd remedy
!Sat bas given perfect setisfoction for 30
years. 2w
Viewers ems iMe ..lama
Som. of the flower badges of nation are
se follows : Anthem, violet : Canada. eu
gar inaple ; Egypt, lotus ; Knighted, rose ;
France, deur delis (Illy) ; (Germany, corm
lower ; Ireland, ohm orolk leaf ; Italy, lily;
Pruni; linden ; Saxony. mignonette ; Swot
Land, thistle; Spain, Fome.ranate; Wal..,
leek lea/.
A Valuable Brut.
When you are attacked by cough or cold
do not delay but oommetteb at Dawe to see
Regysrd's Pectoral Balsam This old
standard remedy removes all irritati•on,lao-
ens the phlegm, and heats the mucous sur-
faces, caring coughs and colds of all
kinds. Yon
M•tsssa (repro' ingly, Sunday} -You told
me you were going to ply church.
Little Dick-Ys'm
llamas -Thee I'd like to know what •l1
this load lasghiegj1 is beet.
Little Dick -Oh, that's all right That's
Dot and me. We're the choir.
rtes 1\e tar North.
Ia seetherm climates people are very sub-
ject
ubjeot to colds, hut the natural reinely is oleo
produced in the limns climate Ili. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs, colds,
hoarseness, asthma., bronchitis and ail
throat and long troubles. Price 2Sc and
5000. 9w
Pleasant; of Tillage ons.
" I shoeldet think you would oars to live
:0 a village
"Whynotr
" It must he so 4811."
" 1)811 ! Why, man, village life M /ell of
Interest You know rveryhorly's private
slaws, every fantily'e secrete. mad thee.'.
sows 'new ssed•I beteg developed ovary
day."
IOU Blend ilasvd.
nmw7tirrel,- 1 have fwd year Hotness&
Move' Bitters for had bleed and Mad it,with-
oat eso.pt'os, the heat purifyieg tome in
use. A short time afro two very huge and
painful bnile cane no the hack .1 my seek,
B. B.& oomplebly droves them away.
RAOeta RI.Ars,
gtr Toronto Jeanine.
.somas ams en sod Offmks were.
lima... of Ms.s -That weans sever
meta
Triomf-Hew le that!
Mantger of Msec..-- Well, Me'e a skirt
demur sod .he M always kicking *beet the
salary she resolves.
ream Rut.•% M Meer.
fie knees gmterely fellow is the path .1
211.igIu.t Doe% b. reek len I bat pra�o��
• • few ares .4 $snU s lira.hN. 10
ssedhiesiy Mlewisg spewre to end. it
will save yoe Ism nigh w1 panfulMyo amid slew
semen, eremenale.
" I bellow paleness it. • tact ei tkhiwea
" Bo de L Oae of ahem venial ems .f ear
.wa do weber dap. "--LBa
FALL ""°
WINTER
COODS
The only duty there will
be in connection with my
goods will be my duty to
sell and the duty of the pub-
lic to buy in the most satis-
factory manner and best
market.
Ready-made Clothing a
specialty, and everything in
the latest and best Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hardtimesprice. at
The Ton10 Cash Slog
P. O'DEA. Manager.
Scribner's
Magazine
For 1893.
Partial Prospectus.
Frances Hodgson Burnett
w UI rosirlbste the em serial to appear 1s •
me.esir..o trues M r ore for many peer.. ago Med
THIL OMR 1 KNIW Tilt Bata Or ALL',
H. C. Dunne
will furnish • series of sit ekerehes sal idol
'• JKRSKi 8TRaaT AND JKRtl1Y LANK'
Il1s.Itatd.
Robert Grant
will relate the farther etpenessom of ►►ed.•ad
Jnaepbi.e la " A MKQ UEL Tti Tint RKILEC-
TION Or A MARitiYU MAN " Waatrsted.
Harold Frederic
will contribute • polished novel Ogren pewee.
retitled THK (.'OPt•gKHtAU.
By the Author of "Jerry."
Mi..S B. kw.rrr, the .other of "Jerre."
win write • rrsltra.c story o1 life .moss the
Tennessee r,s•Wtwere. '1111 UUHYYT
8PKRHET.e
Personal RatninI.oenoes
BOMI VNPIT BLOW' ED LETTSWe Oi
('ARI.YI.Z TO KDW iRD IR%INII mad
others. dealing with • pan of Carly lei life far
Mre►ett how that brourhr oat is the r•oewl
tlrers'ere o1 earls le rrminlseiw.•s. RICtrL-
t IClTlO%8 OV Ll'Ie.,l V ANI St'MYKR.
By Ihe Mte Mairpcim os ('0.505(1 BMA
,rr teles arm fell of new wetter, AN ARTIST
1V JAPAN By Ho0.ir BL05, who has Jos
returned from a r.. metro a nearly two year.
1. that ,Mat r', Ahwndsolly7 l't'rs•rwterl M
the antt.or. IIISTI)RI(' M•.IIFNTS. whirls
have been a feature A the o.wasioe deriet
(ell. will be continued by some particularly
striking pepere, •mons them .tore' of Ilse
Treat war orr..nm.Aen'., Wires.. H Rus-
e 1111 ?/,1/•rI11 1/a8i• and.Ahere
Men's Occupations.
A wrtt. n/ art else nn the lifework of maw 1*
nary csll'ngs-rhe-hief wet., Piketon vs M
prntreehinel t.. obit:\ mew earn their I.vNt-
M".o.
The World's Fair in Chicago.
A series will ter rubliehed later In yearthe
'deli.. the mpreo•eu. -nr/e by the eshlblon
Ston dtlt4renr observers of note, both time•'
.en mad lorries, : and many M these observers
oil) he ahs sell who will illes'r.s their
0513 mr',d.a.
Ilglsosllaneous Articles.
Farther rnnlr.betioes to the POOR IN
raft• TeITlt'i. Mr. HvstiTri tIb,sr..it
pwrrr on the Lnndoe Ow fon H1 Oil IC AID Tlt
INT %Lilt rHll.l•KKN, ate (tf epoch Iwler-
..m aha. will be Professor Hatt rats'. setts r1-
tuire account of the PKARY i*ZL1KY KZ-
Pe'1Ill i1)N liltwiretrrll, • very Inirreerlag to-
ilet.s.
by Ilevs Uz.v t the exhibition of
IA10MAN7I ANT sus frier tie In Paris, and
artiel.s epee arIetk subjects, •orogen or Us.
vela, etc.. Me.
Ths IUustraUons
near w1)1 retorters, the work act way or
tfe well -*mows IlleelntonS but weer draw.
Inma will alar appear by artiste who are \M
known se punters
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nay thereon.. k{aerrked a el the e
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ra.satbi�kJuneire� Noe �a �� of M
hee provided ear k.eakl.af •
4k11..tele bemired heves.. which war etre
a. t.aa itwavy d.toton( biles It le by the )nol-
o•.. w et each art lolee .f diet that • wall
t ata er•.1ea lsmay be wallaby ty halt .p .aa l Orono
eto resW
Heedr•d. d subtle �t .1
mynas es essay to stook wb.re.or then le •
emelt prat. Mo weir reran et_ . dual.ud i be keeplas or.N
aeee wen iar0Nwt with
pave Mart sad • erepertr s.wrtahed Rana" -
COW Snaky &mate.
Made etesNy with b'Nllag wsaer lir auk
'told en/ In saak.taby Onwss. I.b.IMd saes:
JARMs erre a lis , a.imisrspaslele s1ss.
war t.ad.a. Log10ad.
1893.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLCTBTRATB E1.
Hearses M**aatts ler lel♦ wi11 contuse
to etatutsls rhe asrtv.11•d Nwrard of enrol.
1..-. which hoeswm.aerisd it hum the be
repine Atones the enable features et the
year tare will be sew novels 1, (bona.
I0..11 s. t os.Taees f pier.. woutpa, bed
OIL/JAN RLAWS. Sherr tori.. Will toms cestri-
bated by the wog popular venters of the der,
twirling Maar K. W maims. Rtcaaao H.tte
icon Davie. Maa.
on., hsusir. Bftsw•.s
NIArnow*, sad minty neer*. TboUlurn.ed
dee.ttetive papers will mama. miriade, by
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Made. t. ; by Twarwoas fail.e ea ladle; by
hot LTmsr, Bssuu.w os NorM aid Oeretear ;
by Rimers Heasim. Devises • Landes ser
nor.; y (I0160w01 r. A. Donee es tosses MNsre,
oto. spirts A. Sastre, W.M.Mies m 1004.
•peers•', eueoalle. will M oseellaasd. Urersry
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Make, L. was awl as w Vw
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The Vdees of the
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wi
Wise rear. W0 ns taws r aa\npt low
will aegis w11b the Number wriest •t the
Uaa..fm order. lieuad Volume. of
H.rp ee for three years heck. la /l
neat et\ will be Beat by mail. peat_
paid. os. !ams .10 ort .PAO ..ution e. Cloth
loth
said.said.fee .coir.. Memos mail. am
It.•tinsa.ee should be are by Post.omes
Money Order or Drat,. to avoid chases of
less
M000poporo are an to wap 4A.e idwt4ae
tleen a'L'r a' •acre...Ns vone:
H.,
Address: BARPKR a BROTHKWI,
New York
1893.
Harper's 'Weekly.
ZZLUsTR s.a•mI).
Haarsa's W iter r is scseowl.dgad se
standout firs •auag dissented 'weekly peied
ie•le le A merica it oecuNw a p1... bet weer
that of the hurried dally paper sad that of the
1.., timely nomthll sattgsdne. It fooled., ben
IS -rotor, J el mows. • pretest, with pail
•-or said /eli.•ity the real events of entreat
binary sad the Irnag/..sive tense* of .heir.
tie *cornet of Its very enmities, series ef Wen
trainee of the World's Fair, 1t will tae eel only
the beet guide to the greet kzpeettIoe, bet aim
.t. best so•.voatr. Kees pane etreIn of gee -
oral interest will be fully IUserrsted tn pet
writers and artiste to oss.try. beteg 1t will con-
tinue
to email to Ifteratar. mows..` Ill.us-
twuas, all other publications of Its cisme.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Teri
HAHPRRa WRRILY...II
MARYS/CR MAnAYINR ..14 M
t1 trfYk/fJBAZAH
pAcKt PItlra YOU.YO ParIPLZ . 1 a
SY.re.. L`�. eat Al "rah esseeeribere fa the VwYed
The Tolman of ,hs Wsai* Mover with the
drat Number for Januar, of each year. Whew
no tome is spent booed. sobs. rhotose will bern
with the Number eurreW as the lase or mer
cre,ppte of .order.
Uo.wd Voles.. of H.arslfe WEEKLY for
throe years book. he twat deli We liolt w111
be set by emu. poet*ge paid or ytn
ere.t
fee e/ ezpei.e 1prev/ded the 11elent ass aW
enema one dealer per vel.asel, ton r7.10 per
Ole* Qum ter .•oh rotten. ealtaW for
tl anility. III bmkoat
�by await, pssstr-paid..s iso•
Meow Yoder w it. tbe In Kofi �ef
JMwr s►m ecru net le mpg MO ads tile.
u ..seta fk0 alpreee order y ('.arta t
address : HARPtk t BROTH VIM
New Verb.
1893.
Easper's �salr.
ZLLUBT7t &TACO.
Hasralt Bases la •loam•' f.. beet&
K .Ives the fullest and Wes
*boot llobtsae, cad lee sumwwes II
Parts deigoss bed pstws+lsor seppiesswto
etre IMNpeosabie silk* to the Mone deer
nater wad the prde.Nosal ,dye No ss -
penes M awed to sake In animal, atte.eHyr
mesa the bier et ceder. Its Wrl.Mt Mono.
••talo( oatuattles old the.Nhi ON
her all tangs sad Nlost t peg. M iso
eiseso s'.
bsdss or wit .r humor. 1• Its wwskly now
everytklas se lsetaded **lob Me lett,,.. N
wanes. The Serial. for 1!r oil b, writhes
y *ALT= an sad lame LTaas.
(,tiatertas TarrS(1s. Homo= will /efsi� 0
pearl teal eerier, eatJtld "At the 71tN�'
t tats Klw*. Suva
wainstast sa�?�y��pe�frres 11 Ol C
tore. ComsTA \ The beeps is tlo aneUslliell e
Isossl•les will N runs eie,..e•a.d .111 wssry
1 ..,' twin p T. s .olhJBmps.1w MMM sad
lie.,' win p1et.. • oaNlyseM
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Vim r
H4RP1tRd aAI/ R Je et n
HA NPt�/R�se Ws INA
4 de
H/A��RstPil�zire r'ou PY )PLA 0 0
814144 (osselet, .w% ,. Pros So 414,444,16iro Ix W Mika
One R.mnip Mr her cis, Nam* yor. Auto....
with n Nmm1r...fustNo dor Is aettatiostol. ~ at 1ba tinsel' n.4
of seder.
Dead Volumes .f Mawnere N a.a Il,r
three y te moat •tran.�woma... Iree
"ea�•artak et'hi fper
vii(41..6 44.5"7:12.1."Zr.P= tar
steels \. Orr
�� Qbso tf ere n A w to eA
tale
aflioe I SWIM t e0.
The Signal
saes m«..r .Memo. le 11.
Joh wilds me aaosr-
se proper essensis. el all abaft el
pining A Mass' .f this ____
e.
meat way seinathaes pas aft
he u aced wan*
in son nom wws
cit y cur
carts pls.ease
feels will ccs, with that oar c%rM te�tkscc meet with
the approval of our patrvss
licit. %%te is
This useful was is kept in the Ili
rr++nit�g++ of qualities same as letter
Itea.Is While
-LIMAS %%etas
Ia this line we have a very Imp
stock el line writing papers sok
able for every clams of bosuns
represented in the* locality, of A
prising laid and sure, lino;
quadrille and outer papers, ruled
or winded, as may be required.
T11/4emo, iritwl I,
aro not so generally used, they by
an important place in commercial
eorrespoudence. flee what we've
got ander the above beads.
iittAad..
If the " p. aayou -go " plan wm
the order of the day the t.emad
for account paper would not be
so groat ; but there are some wee
who get me many dueners that
they Wender if the stock will ever
run out. We don't intend it ty
and at present our stock is tomer
plate in this line with four won.
Gold paper and neat raliog.
Statrtmtnts
Both single and double dollen
and cents columna They cons
cheaper than bill heads, and an
the proper thing to send atter s
delinquent onoe a month.
They
are sure to fetch him 'rou
soesetiate.
Yuulksekoves
Now, it would be hard to get
along without envelopes, and t.
keep up with the deaaod far
them we keep a large stook GS
hand. We have now about a
hundred thousand in stock, and
the prices willeast.. from Tbc. b
$2.00 per M. We handle cos
mercial and legal shies exclusivde
CommertI l3 -P rmi�<utvq
has already been partially emus
ersted in some of heads above.
There is, however, a vast asoma
of work under this head that ts
enumerate would more than take
up the entire space occupied by
this adv't, but we do it all .t Tel
SIGNAL
A nest ,. ons
to an "At Hoare" or a wedding
require considerable taste to melee
tion sometimes, but we stake it
an easy matter by keeping is
stock the very latest and best
samples to be had. Call and non.
C'%rcu\aV•
We aim to excel in all the diner
mot kinds of work we turn onto
but especially in this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for .11 requiremeets.
Vrot/ ams
of entertainments and -��
promptly turned oety foss 1i
plain but neat W tbs molt sieges*
with cord and pencil attached.
Cards and 7%.t. Sts
This bend covers a large mace of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to a neat ceiling card, front an or-
dinary
dinary adaaiseion ticket to a testy
business card or • bandNssailg
pintad membership ticket
Posters
Our facilities for turning out this
clams of work are evidenced by the
fact that the groat bulk of it is
clot* by us. This line alis le-
cheries
Dodgexs
'whish on three fart-rssat.R j
primes are able Mara ever he
surprisingly short ties
%oXe. Wt.\\s
belong to the poster departmeeit
ales, ad we make • specialty el
there-pr'emptine.s being our ala
is this respect A noises of Rib
will appear in Tao Btar*L free d
ohmage when hills ler male are get
hen
#\\ Acmits of W odic
in /be tical printing Hae
ens be done in this autabliohm.B$
is aa expeditious and winds
means mad
OMr 4 ivies vikkk tot SOtA
rfX1 T'oAsolluabk.c.
We is ear thanks hr pert hr
en and slisit a seed. ems• at the
*Ma T Wt SA431114.L.,
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