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AOROSS THE CONTINENT,
A Trip Across the Continent to
•Seattle, Washington; and notes
by the way by Mr. David Elston.
Seattle, Wash., Sept. 1, 1902.
•TO THE EDITOR OF THE
(Continued from last week.)
• Very little good looking land is to
be seen in Minnesota, but eastern Da-
kota, when we passed, through, pre-
-sented a very fine appearance. Wheat
is the principal crop, and threshing
and harvesting were in full swing. At
exia,ny points one could look across the
• prairie and see nothing but shocks of
wheat from within a few feet of • the
die train to the far distant horizon. In
places not a fence is to be seen but
many threshing outfits with cyclone
• stackers were in sight. The home-
• steads, though ofEeia far apart, were of
decent appearance, and in Dakota
some of the fineste farms in the North-
• ern States are to be folind.
When I awoke on Wedaesday
• -morning we bad reached Glendive in
in eastern Montana near the Yellow-
stone River, and had ,entered one of
the most desolate regions that an be
imagined. The mountain cliffs and
g hills are of light yellow clay
and the Yellowstone appears very
• shallow and muddy. The only trees
to be seen are the cotton -woods along
the river, while tbe dry hills are thick-
ly dotted with the sparce, drab -color-
ed sage bush, and the country is pop-
• 'dated chiefly with sage hens. The
• houses and the more common digouts
are miles apart and small herds of
eattle and horses indicate that ranch-
ing is the chief occupation. In places
• bunches of cacti grow among the sage
bushes, and the mall villages, with
their conspicuous saloons, bave a cle-
aidely western air. Cowboys, with
email ranch ponies and reel ranch out-
fits, may be seen rounding up or rop-
ing eatele or borses or breaking bron-
elms.
Near Big limn is an Indian resetvit-
tion, and most influential chief •being
• Big Hawk. • His squaw 'visited the
train when eve stopped, and she was
Jin Ancient Foe
To heal*, unatatetaaaeness is Scrofula,—
tgly'as ever since time immemorial.
It causes bunches in the neck, dis-
-figures the skin, inflames tha rnizeoue
membrane, Wastes the muscles, weak-
ens• be bones, reduces the power of
reziatimee to disease end the capacity
to' eanneny, and develope into con-
,
Semption,
torwe of rey dildreti had teroeula SOre0
Witieli kept growing deeper and kept them
from going to sebool ter three mot -ails.
Oin tnien te and Medicines did no esod until
I began giving them Ifoodni Savsaparilia.
This medicine caused the sores to heal, and
• the children have shown no signs of scrot-
ula
since." W, Meelme, Woodstock, Ont.
flood's Sarsaparilla
will rid you tlf it, radially and pee-
Manently, as it has rid thoiteands.
treated by setae of ehe paseengere te*
feta peaches, though the conduotor
Said She would inueb Wafer Whisky.
She wae armed in full Indian gut),
and seemed to be an expert at equirt-
ing tobacco jilice, On the Little •Big
Horn sputh of the Northern Facdfic
are the remains of the old Custer fort,
and between Crow Agency teed the
fort is the battle field where Gen. Cus-
ter and hie men were eleughtered by
Sittieg Bull, More than forty moon -
wants are ore the field, •the larg,e-et
being that a Custer, while the grave
of many a sleeping hero is unmarked.
Ouster'emonument has been so cbip,•
ped by visitors that tbe inscripton is
scarcely readable.
West of Billings. the great wool
market, the country is yery success-
fully irrigated. The Yellovvstone has
on excessive fall and the water comes
to each farm from tbe telm about five
miles above. Irrigation trenches and
boxes for carrying the water over the
valleys rim in varioes directions. Half
of the sections aloug the track belong
to the railroad company, and are being
held unimproved by thena, and on one
side of the fence may be seen the sterile
clay with nothing save sage bushes in
the line of vegetation and on the other
the richest alfalfa, wheat nr -oats.
Four heavy crops of hay are grown
each year, and as there is no vain the
farmers start their stacks and leeep
adding to them as they make their
bay till the whole .year's crop is liar-
yested. West of Billings the tremen-
dous foot -bilis and also the higher
peaks of the Rockies are visible and
wet of Bozeman the •track begins
elirebing the lower foothills. Here
may be seen chutes for carrying logs
or bolts down to •the mills from the
mountains, some are thirty or more
miles' in lengtle and the logs slide
downward at almost lightning speed.
Near Bozemau, a tunnel about one
mile in length runs through a lofty
ridge, and just after we bad started
down a long grade after passing the
tunnel the train collided with and
killed six cattle. We were running at
a rate of nearly eighty miles per hour
ancl thejer of the coil ision was scarce-
ly noticeable though nearly every bar
of the cow -catcher was smashed.
Eveeyone wondered why we stopped
but on getting out we found the
engineer and the firemen removing
vvith difficulty the mangled remains of
• a cow from the front of the engine,
' while the head and shoulders of an-
other were dragging under the tender,
All of the passengers were indeed
pleased to think that our train bad
not been derailed.
In the mountain valleys are some
beautiful, fertile fauns, and the snow-
capped:peaks as we passed set off the
•landscape by standing in bold relief
against the dark t under ' clouds,
During all of Weanesday afternoon
we were being slowly hauled by two
engines up the mountains, through
deep cuttings in the solid rock, along
the over -hanging cliffs, over bridges
fully 300 or more feet above the deep
ravines and valleys or through the
numerous tunnels. Soon after dark,
numerous bright- lights far up the
Jzountaitis indkated that we were ap-
droacbing 'Butte, a mining city of
Montana, ancl Variotisatreaks of lurid
flame marked the aumrnits of the
heated smoke stacks..
:Awaking on Thursday morning
I found that we were running through
the Mountainous forests of Idaho. The
track followed the course of a beautie
ful river and the huge peaks were
alreadygilded and glowing in the first
rays of the rising sun. We passed a
lonely little place named Sand Point
where, on the previous night the
Pacific Express had been held up and
robbed there by a number of thieve.%
who had escaped northward..
• Soon we rea,cried Spokane, associat-
ed with the career of the late notor-
ious Tracey, and we found that eaetern
Washington is a rather uninviting
region. All the suitable fields seemed
to be exceedingly dry, the roads deep
with dust,- and wagons, though lightly
loaded, hauled by -two team of horses.
Soon we entered a region of entirely
barren bluffs and valleys of light
yellow clay, with nota pool of water
or a green leaf to be seen, but after
crossing the Columbia,, we founi irri-
gated valleys in which grew the finest
of apples, peaches, pears, berries,
melons and. grains. The little town of
Topinish sends out a carload of the
rarest fruit every day from the Yac-
ima, Reservation, On the summit of
the Cascade =,Thursday evening we had
along and mysterious delay, the cause
of which I found out when we reached
Auburn. We were near the entrance
of a large tunnel and a naan who in-
spects it at certain times had discov-
ered a large piece of rock which had
fallen on the track, and this obstruct-
ion, of course, had to be removed,
While we were waiting a mining boss
and one of his men came on horse-
back and got a load of groceries, flour
• and explosives, which they loaded on
a pack horse to be taken to their silver
mine, some 25 'miles distant. We were
drawn by three engines through the
tunnel, and reached Seattle at nine in
the evening. We found the city to be
vere lively, owing to the two -weeks'
carnival beld by the Benevolent Order
of Patriotic Elks.
As a rule most of the states • along -
the Northern Pacific seem to be des-
ert, and I saw nothing on the entire
trip that compares with Huron or
Middlesex as an all-round fartning
country. Sincerely.
•* DAVE L'esToet.
Zurich
BantES,--A very bappy *yent took
place at the residence of tlie bride's
mother, Mrs. John Rea. 8th concession
Blansbard, on Oct, lst when her
daughted, IVIiss Ade, was united in
marriage to Mr. J. D. 1Vilso.n, of the
Zurich rnad. The ceremony was per-
formed in tbe preselice of a Dumber
of invited relatives and friends, The
happy Couple left forMr, Witddlfs fine
fanni Leeer Neese% with the best
wishes of their malty feiends for a
long and joyous line—On I'huesday
evening last wbile Pearl Wiwi z and
Roma Eilber were playing With a
straw cutter in Mr. 0. Frit z's barn,
Pearl got her right hand eaught in
the gearing, with the eldsult that the
first linger tene neeily torn ret and tbe
bend otherwise very badly crushed.
The feint lieger had to be etitirely re-
moved and it'is poesitile borne of the
ethers way become useless.
Eight cents a pound iS
what a young, woman paid for
twelve pounds of flesh.
She was thin and weak and
paid one dollar for a bottle of
Scott's Emulsion, and by tak-
ing regular doses had gained
twelve pounds in weight before
the 'bottle was finished.
Eight cents a pound is
cheap for such valuable ma-
terial. Some pay more, some
less, some get nothing for
their. money. You get your
money's worth when you buy
Scott's Emulsion -
'We will send you a little
free.
SCOTT Sr I3OWNE, C Einfs'rs,
Toronto, •Ontario,
aed a no° ; all druggists.
Exeter Municipal Council.
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment at Town Hall, September 20th.
Absent councillor Davis.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and confirmed,
The Clerk laid the resignation of
Councilor Davis before the council.
Muir—Wood—that no action be taken
-at present.—Carried,
A tender from Geo. Ford for gravel
was received as followsi—from Wood's
pit for S4.00 per cord and at $3.40 per
cord from Bawden's pit and $3,00 per
cord for fine gravel from town pit.
Harding—Wood—that Mr. Ford's ten-
der be accepted. --Carried,
Muir—Harding.— That the council
adjourn to Friday, October. 1.rd, at 8
o'clock, p. m.—Oarried,
GEO. H. BessETT, Clerk:
A quitE CURE FOR CONSTI-
PATION
Sortie remedies cure this distressing
somplaint in a day, some in a month,
but Nienveneene never fails to cure in a
few minutes, Just ten drops.. of Ner-
viline in sweetened water --that's
• eriongh, and away goes the dysentery,
cured -to stay cured, Nerviline .also
cures Cramps, Colic, Pain in the stom-
ach, and Sick Headaehe, It ,has five
times the strength and curative prop-
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be in every household. Better buy a
25c. bottle and try it. Nerviline is all
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Hamilton's Pills For The Liver,
Centralia
DRS. ORME & OR1VIE
Office hours 10 a. m. to 4.p. in. Telephone
connection with main office in Lueau.—Cent
mita, Ont.
• BniErs.—Filling silos is the order of
the day in this vicinity, the wet
• weather is proving a hinderance to the
,rapid performance of that work as
well as making it a very disagreeable
task. --Miss Allie Rook is yisiting
friends in Exeter.—Mr. Wna. England
was the guest of Mr. Wm. Anderson
on Sunday lase—Centralia Epworth
League will give an entertainment
on Monday evening, Oct. Oth, in
Centralia it will consist of views of the
Coronation also views of the Phillipian,
South African and other wars, and
also of the eruption of Mt. Pelee, etc.,
interpersed with musk, songs, recita-
tions, etc. Everybody come.
• ACCIDENT.—thy Monday afternoon
after the junior classes were dismissed
from the school several of the small
boys resortsd to the barn of Mr. Geo.
Windsor in place of going to their
respective homes. While there a eery
sad accident occurred to Anthony the
seven-year old cbild of Mr. evne White
of this plaee. Some of the boys were
in the hay loft and it is snpposed that
Anthony was in the act of climbing up
when he fell backward off the lad& r
and in the fall sustained severe injury.
The lad was unconscious when picked
up and conveyed to his home, when
Dr. Rollins, of Exeter, was summoned
who found that the outer covering of
-the skull had been fractured. At time
of writing the little lad is in a semi-
conscious state, but hopes are extend-
ed for his recovery. It wouldbe well
if the teachere would exercise their
government.of the children by insist-
ing that they all go straight home and
not be allowed to loiter by the way
thus averting what might be more
serioas resul ts.
Screooa REPORT. —The following are
the names in order of merit of tbe
pupils of the Pinkie department of S.
S. No. 1, Stephen", who have obtained
the.highest .standing during Septene
ben the names of the four highest
only being given ;-Jr. III., Czar evilson,
Joe White, Charlie Grafton, Murray
Elliott, Sr. IL, willie Sires, Gordon
wilson, Malvan °allies, John Dernp-
eey. Jr. XI.. Lillian Robinson, Nor -
Constipation
Does your head ache? Patti
Oeannen John White, Mervin
Bleten. Part' IL, Arehie Robinson,
Margery Heel/tire, Flossie Mortimer,
Elymer wilsoo, Pt, 1, Hazel
Xddie Shns, Ella Baker, Flossie Davy.
•LOIS X. Settee'', teacher,
NEW USE 1r0H RE7NED PARAF-
FINE WAX,
pew and important use forRefined
Parafilne wax SeeDIS to have been dis-
covered by a prominent reekleet, of
Ohio, living near Lancaster, who had
two trees badly damaged by storm,
One being a Maple and the ether an
apple. In efi,ch case a large limb was
broken down from tbe trook, but
still attached to it, The linabs were
propped up and fastened securely
with straps, very much as a broken
leg might be fastened with spints, ana
then melted refined Wax pout ed let 0
and over all the cracks. The "surti
cal operation was entirely sueces,inl.
The Pavel:fine prevented the oseaee
the sap, kept out therein and moieture
Which would have rotted the itke,
prevented the depredations of inn e,
,
and the limbs seem thus far to be pee
feetly re -attached to the trees.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Houses to rent—s;;;-
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On page 5 of this isecuaesewill nillIte'.
i:fi>uni'l
the continuation of letter publielied
last 'week, written by Mr. Dave Elston
on his trip to Seattle, vv ash.
In the list of changes in the,rnuIiti
we find the name of Lieutena.nteno Mc-
Phail to be Captain of the 83rd HN•ert
Regiment yice W, Shaw resigned.
The Sutherland -Innis Co. have
closed down their wceks owing to a
scarcity in timber. IL will be some
weeks before they will etert opera-
tions again.
Mr. W. T. Acheson woe ht mize
for his team of roadsters at Seatorth
fair, while Mr. Thos. Handfeed cep-
tured 1st for his them of general put' -
pose hoeses.
Mrs. Andrew Hicks, who errived
here on Friday last with the -remains
of her son, Mervyn, will spend some
time here with friends hefore her ie -
turn to Riverside, Oal,
Word, has been received here of the
death of :Mrs. McKinnon, of Blyth,
wife of the well known merchant of
that place, which occurreo at the fam-
ily esidence on Tuesday, of this weelc,
•atter along and severe illness,
The Presbyterians, of Chiselhurst,
intend holding their anniversary ser,
vices on the afternoon aud evening
of Sabbath, October 12th, they also
purpose giving a fowl supper on the
following Monday evening.
Roy l'eyle, third son 'of Mr. wm,
Kyle, Kippen, fell, from a horse last
week that he was riding in from the
pasture and is now suffering from con-
cussion of the brain. He was uncon-
cious for two days and senii-unconci-
ous for a much longer period. It was
a close call.
No trace has yet beelr secured of
Mrs. .Deromery, wife of wile Dem-
mery, of London who has been
naissing from her home since Friday
evening last, when, after a slight
quarrel with her husband over an ac-
count, she walked, out of the house.
Suicide is feared. The women left
four little children. Active search has
been made for her by the police, but
no traee has yet been found.
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"Nearly every box sold seen:is
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"another."—S. E. HICK,
Druggist, Goderich, Ont.
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A. Sad. Letter from a lady wtkose
Husband was Dissipated.
Row She Cured Rim With a sesrst
Remedy,
"1 had for years patiently borne the disgrace,
suffering, misery and privations due to my
husband's drinking habits,. Hearing of your
Marvellous rernedy for the cure of drunkenness,
which I could give my husband secretly, I de-
cided to try it, I procured a package and
mixed it in, his feed and coffee, and, as the
remedy was odorless and tasteless, he did not
know what it was that so quickly relieved bis
craving for liquor. He soon began to pick Up
flesh, his appetite for solid food returned, he
stuck to his work regularly, and we now have a
happy home. After lie was completely cured I
told him what I had dooe, wheti he acknowl-
edged that it had been his saving, as he had
not the resolution to break off of his own
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I was to give your remedy a trial."
HER HUSBAND
WAS A DRUNKARD
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A Lady 'alto cures her husband of
his PrinkingRabits writes of her
struggle to save tter home
A PATUETIO LETTER
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"2 had for along time been thieldng of trying the
Tasteless Samaria Prescription treatment on ray
husband for lite drinking habits, but I was afraid he
would discover that I was giving himmedielee, and
the thougte unnerved me. I hesitated for twarlye
week, but ope day when be came home very much
intoxicated end his week's salary nearly all spent, I
threw off all fear and determine!' to make an effort
to save our home from the ruin I saw coming, at all
hazards. I sent for your Tasteless Samaria Pre-
scription, and put it in ids coffee as directed next
morning and watched and prayed ecr the emit,
At mane eon him more and also at supper, He
never suspected a tbing,and 1 then boldly kept right
on giving it regularly, as I had discovered some:
thing that set every nerve in my body tinglieg with
hope and happiness, and I could see a bright future
spread out before me—a peaceful, happy home, a
share ia the good things of life, an attentive, loving
husband, comforts and everything else dear to a
woman's heart; for my husband had told me tbat
whiskey was vile stuff and he was taking a dislike
to ft, It was only too true, for before I had given
him the full course he had stopped drinking alto-
gether, but I kept giving him the medicine till it
was gone, and then sent for another lot, to have on
band- if he should relapse, as he had done from
promisee before. He never has and 1 ate writing
you this letter to tell you hew thankful I am. I
honestly believe it will cure the worst cases."
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HER FATHER
WAS A eRuNKAn
A, fluolty 'Young Lady takes
orsolf to Cure ber rather
of tho Liquor Habit.
sToRY OE RER SITCOESR.
A portion of her letter reads as follows
My father lind often promised mother to stop
drinking, and would do so for a time Itutt then
returned to it stronger than ever. One day
after a terrible spree, he said to us t It's no
use, I can't stop drinkieg.' Our hearts seemed
to turn to stone, and we decided to try the
Tasteless Samaria, Preseription, which we had
read about in the papers. We gave him the
remedy, entirely without his knowledge, in his
tea, coffee, or Mod regularly, according to•
directions, and he sever Remy he was teking it.
One package removed all his desire for liquor,
and he says it is now distasteful to him. His • '
health and appetite are also wonderfully im-
proved, and no one would know hini for the
same man. It is now fifteen months since we
gave it to him and we feel sure that the change
is for good, Please send me one of your Utile
books, as I want to give it to a, friend,"
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Conuniesionere, Solicitors for the IVIolsons
Bank, Etc.
Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest.:
OFFICE t—IWAIN STREET, 'EXETER.
a . R. OARLING. B. A. L. H. DIONSON
p W. MADMAN
(Successor to Elliott & Giadrattn)
Banister Solicitor BotaTPublic,
Conveyancer, Etc,
Money to loam on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest
OFFICE .MAIN STREET EXETER
DENTAL
TT ItINtIMAN, L. D. S. AND
•A-•"•' DR. A. R. KINSMAN, It.
D. S.S., Honor Gradmate
Teeth
of Termite University, Dentist.
bad after effeette Office
wen's block, WeSt aide Of Math
1,,OndOnt 011t, treetl" eleeeee.
back of your eyes? Bad - — • •
taste in your mouth? it's
your liver ! Ayer's Pills ate
liver pills. They cure consti-
pation) headache) dyspepsia.
2s.. All drUggists.
'Want your moustathe or beatd a boantitta
browit or rich htatta Then use
fo *
BUCKINGHAM S OlfEwrAllters
on re v. eke a Co., leAioatml. .51.
Businees Law, WI ratieg Correspoedt
enee, Typewriting, etc., thoroughly
„dtanrght dby experienced teachers at the
fjoeiis ei3tetyturtirgeis and Shorthand
ave r?io aifieulty in placing
competent pepils in good position&
College re -opens Sept. 2.. Send fors
Catalogues.
I' IIVESTERVEM
D.A. ANDITISJITs:(10.. D. S. L.0.8.
Honer Gratietate of tho Toronto University
mid ROM College of Dental SurgOoris Of
°ramie, With honors Also PostVadUate of
Chicago Scheel of Prostbetie Dentistry with
honorable mention.
Everythieg known to the Dental Profession
done in title office. Bridge Work, orowne, al -
mein= , goal and v uiceeete plates all done in
the neatest manner posaible. A perfeetlY
heeenleee itneesthetic used for eaielete eXtra0-
tiOn.
Office one &Mt south et earning lercas dere
Exeter. Ont.
F OR SALE—B.111(K RE
SIDENCE WITH AN ACRE OFLA.ND IN
EXETER—We offer for sale on reasonable
terms, that very desirable residenbialproperty
knewn as The Hooper Hem estead" situated
on Lot No- 80, south of Huron Street, Exeter.,
There is erected upon the land, a comfortable
and comniodious briek devellin,g, also the
necessary outhouses. The house is in good re-
pair and has 9 rooms. The lot contains an acre
of land and is excellently adapted for gardea
ing or fruit growing. There is a plentiful sup-
ply of hard and soft water, The property 19 11?
to date, and the terms eery, fer particulars ap-
ply to DeoNsoN & CABLING berrieters Exeter,
or to A. E. HOOPER. Rew P„ 0., PCM1EL, U. a
A., nroprietor.
IBUGCxIESI
MONEYTO LOAN 1 BUGGI ES 1
We have iml.imited. private funds for invest- ,
rates of interest.
went upon farm or village property at lowee 1 - a
- DICKSON & CARLING 1 ee
Sxeter. I Do you want a Buggy?
nONEY TO LOAN. 1
i We have the finest stock in town.
I have a large amcnint of private funds '
loan on faun end village / ic y ',HEE. at )(AV lat. I All the latest styles, in the newest
of interest.
colors.
Barrister lVfain St. Exeter I Our prices arelow as ean be found
I
E, W. GLADMAN,
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A I for first-clase material and workman -
FOR SALE OR TO RENT-- I shiP• BEFORE You BUY
The farm on Lot 3, con. 1, Hay township, is ,
for sale or ean be rented, For further par- AND SEE -U8.
tieniers apply to A. HOLLAND. Exeter. ; tar,.
NT THIS OUT JV"fi
and send it to us with 6 cents In silver and yet.
will get by return mail a GOLDEN' BOX OF
GOODS that will bring you in Moue Nonew
in one month than anything else in America.
A. W. KENNY', E. T.
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5 Packs of Cards Free.
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Holds Two.
"Hold.to
SfeinnAle.owf P.eack
Vermouth, s,Ne
KENNY B T.
One 2 other styles, erne
nci 5c silver kor postage, f
book full of notions. Se e,
FOR SALE
60 notes ; well situated ; first class soil; geea
frame bouse; barn, stable, Orchard &e.,
op-portutits, for anyone! Wanting a tam ox
this size. Apply at once to
F, W, GtAnarax, Barrister, EISiet(er•
"Christmas 13 x"
Full of Vsi oncterful Triltigs
•
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Funny Cenuedrtune, Book of Lore, tifame
Lettere, Magic Writing, 324 :lolly Joke
Iteceipb 2otMoxstabe Uroworaenletoney mak-
ingeeerdts, 1C0 Tbilet and Coeiting Iteceipcs, 214
Sciections for Autograph Albums, 10 Model
Love Letters, How to Tell Fortunes, DietionarY
of Dreams. Guide to Flirtation, Mimics Age
Table, Loveee Telegraph, aha Our now Cat. Or
Xnute Tees. BookttAtd.*
FREE, foe 6esilver totpey, postage,
Vatectonthe Nee.
sell
Two Doors South Town Bell. '
.Reduced to FIFTY'
CENTS A 'YEAR
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for the money It ten eiVe Yea.
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