THE TLAXCALANS,
inhabitants or the Oldest Re-
f""'. ... i Ki.tr U'.irlil.
rwntl Mexico not very f;ir from
.. .t. - ..1.1 . l it . J
.:... IK'S mo "HifM rviHiiiiic ()I
i-. Wtirlil. It i l'liixciila, tho
i ..ii m, it ; ..... t..
. in nri'Hil nnu rnjritniiucnt. j ins
people rt'iniiinod unpoiiqiituoil
.e SimiiiurcU forced tlicir i-n-
. .nil ...i.t flw.ll ITfirtiitl trmiKi.1
r p .
i national aim rumer iiuin eiif
if., turned their indimiitablticour.
iml wonderful nkill in his favor
,,rSinst tlu-ir nereiiiiiiry iocs, tlie
lm '" '1,ft'di'd to final ly
e t)lti JlOlllCZllllliln. illu IIICIKI-
J the Tlaxcalaiis ouro ledt'il is
iblc. and tlio Spanish relied on
J . 1
promise to convey tinnier mr ins
over IllB iiiiniii"" i if.xcni'o
thereon he built tho licet thnt
oSptiiii l"'r ffrent American pos-
iu. Tta'iilit is percm-ii up among
nuiai'taiiiH and rendered im
7ble by nature on three sides and
,,1 by an' enormous wall on the
which defied the attacks of the
4 in nianv wars. The people have
rami manner of freeman and are
iiiiti-ly proud of their ancient and
ilile lineage.
theppuninent part taken in the
,.st by the Tlaxcalans Spain eon
oii'tlifin exclusive) jirivilees,
this clav they maintain them.
but full-blooded Indians sit in
Senate, and their Government Is
nil bv wisdom and moderation
."J Spanish priests went over to
,, and soon the caciques or chiefs
Tliixealans became Christians
mre baptized under Christian
and that i why so man v Indians
impcan coriiijmeii.n. I he Tlax
aw very exclusive mid rarely
with the outside world, and
wny we were surju-iseci to see
vm' the Indian artisans at the
: nr. ins name is uanion lluerta.
olwlily is the only full-blooded
Ian who ever left his native, land
nily. He was born in the cap
, and in early life served in their
rmv ol defense, lint so seldom
waves of revolution roll up
their crags that he became tired
tire military duty and adopted
ule of silversmith. His phle'-
iwsevoraneo soon mastered his
anil he began to elaborate, and
Jul was his work that it was sent
oCity for sale and this brought
the notice of the A.teo fairman-
The Tlaxcalans are extreme-
.-niatie and lluerta is no excei)-
Nnce leaving his native city he
i all tlie woniiersof our progrcs
d, and yet nothing calls from
xpression of womleror admira-
it uiiiloiibtedlv he will carry
my a strange tale of his adven-
f'livign lands, which will sound
ly legends to his primitive j)eo-
1. brapluc.
TIPS AND FEES.
merlcan Practice Which Should
wive No Kiicouraffeiiient.
lycent novel, "The Minister's
Mr. Howells inciilentally
ii matter of "tips and fees to
iters and others occupying sim-
ioiis. Lvans, the editor, oilers
mary .ee to young Marker, a
iter, but the latter refuses it
tic dignity, saying that "he
'now as he wants anv nionev
has not earned." This sug-
f inquiry to hvans whether he
ite as mean for ofl'cring the fee
r would have been had he ae-
t.
usance has grown to be abom
(1 unendurable in the old coiin-
I Europe and is making rapid
in the United States. Twenty
" it was not known in this
To-day its practice is scan-
prevalent. It is one of those
European monarchy which
a introduced into America bv
ins of Anglomania. It is n
Iv conteniDtible. nernicions
American practice which
receive no eiieouraL'enient
'ion by any self-respecting
The American idea always has
'mie should pay current prices
w gets, whether it be a yard
ticket on a steamboat or
meal at a hotel, or what-
nd that that should be the
Also that whoever hires any
' l,;y him fair wages for his
f late lliij tl, ,,.-. I,..- 1.......
10 the wall, and a system of
tips ami fees has grown up
'Hie lines of service bos nt-
"h ProlXirtiiHW flint li..rmie
. ' I "
Pay for the nrivile-'e of
"plover instead of beiiiL' oaid
"r the service they render.
" one way, and only one way,
"P- Let every offerer of a
gratuity fee that he is doing a
niiiniliating thing, and that
' and self-respect command
thhold the proffered alms.
a matter of principle of
Hilt Sf.llllli- ...r .;...t tl,o
A publie sentiment? can thns
"'"en will nip th
n killing fc
rot.
vicious
Chicago
learls worn at the
trin.r f
V
-eVf 1 oil- l. M.... ii-:n: v
attracts nw.i-r. tu ti...n
. t.iiiiijiiii nit,'
and liallet.
lI,,t Whirl, xi . J. ....i.. '
HW. It wah worn by
''"it over the ti.i, ..f l..r
re 'l"Wn tb l,.,ek If .reoif-
'"-"v. Wio. li it tVncirclrd.
" to hanSdo-.in ou her
BOWSER.
What th (ioo.l Lailjr , to . A(0 ,
HT lliulwnd'g Tliikrrln, Al.llltlr..
Tho knob on the cellar door caino
loose tho other day, and the pirl at the
same time reported a pane of pbiss out
in me Mienen ami a l.ioken caster on
me exiension-tahle. I asked Mr. How
serif he wouldn't send up a man to
make repair and he replied-
..I . 1.. ! . 1 . '
i j.im w isiiin for somethins t
i.usy myself at for a few days. I'll
get some tools and go through the
House and repair and improve."
i wntiireii to remind him that he
spent the best part of two days and
nights repairing the leg of a stand,
ami mat it fell down and broke a fif
teen dollar vase as soon as he had pro-
iioiinceu repairs complete, and he put
his hands under his coat-tails, called
up an awful frown, and replied
'.Airs. Howscr, when I don't know
what I'm about I'll look for you to ad-
vise me:
in about an hour after leavinsr the
house he returned with six files, three
gimlets, a screw-driver, two hammers,
a brace and several bits and drills, a
bottle of cement, three pounds of nails,
a putty-knife, and putty, and various
other things, while paint, varnish and
brushes soon followed him.
The whole outfit cost but f 13.40."
he explained, as he opened the bundle
with a smile of pride on his face, "and
I can keep the house in repair for two
or three years. I'll do a hundred dol
lars' worth of repairing in the next
week."
Mr. Bowser made his start on the
broken window pane. He ;ot a chair
out-doors to stand on, knocked out tho
remnants of the pane and then put in
three hours' work removing the old
putty. This was not accomplished un
til he had cracked two other panes,
broken a sleeve button and cut himself
in three places. Then he put in the
new lirht, used shingle nails for brads
and spread on the putty until it would
have fallen off by its own weight had
he not braced it with sticks.
"Well, what do you think of that?'
he asked as he came out to look at the
job.
"i ou'vo used lots of putty.
( ertamlv. A glazier would hav
stolen half of it. I clou t propose to
be stingy with my own family."
"Well, it may do."
"May do! Mrs. Bowser, what do von
know about glazing, anyhow! I dou
say that lever learned the trade, but
there are three men in Detroit who'
beat that job I'll eat up all the putty!
J. hat evening he discovered that all
of the kitchen chairs were exactly three
fourths of an inch too high, and he
sawed flu? legs off while the cook held
them iUiwii on their backs. As a result
No. 1 tipped backwards, No. ' learn
forwards, while No. 3 was what sailors
would call on its beam ends to star
hoard.' I went to bed leaving him try
iug to solder a leak in an old tin dipper
ami next morning I found four holt
Mirneil in the kitchen floor, two in the
leg of his pants, and drippings of sol
derail over the stove ami the sink
while the dipper had been mashed flat.
Breakfast was hardly over before he
found a door which sagged. He got it
oil its lunges and planed away, and he
got it back on and squinted and meaS'
ureil and reflected, and after Jialf a
day s work he had an air-holu at tin
top, a rat-hole at the bottom, and the
lock so far away from the jamb that it
was useless.
In the afternoon I went out, and Mr
Bowser laid down the carpenter tools
anil took up the varnish brush. The
varnish was too thick to spread and he
thinned it down with kerosene. Tim
wood work of my new sewing machint
which was, of course, oil finish, re
ceived his first attention, and he had
such good luck that he tried his luck
on the parlor mantel, the baby's crib,
the wood work of the parlor chairs and
the spare room bedstead. When I
reached home ho was trying to con
vince the cook that all the kitchen floor
needed to keep itself clean for the next
six mouths was a coat of varnish
"Mr. Bowser, what on earth havo
you done?" I exclaimed as I reached
home and realized the extent of the
damage
"Whv, added live hundred dollars to
the looks of our furniture," he proudly
replied.
It cost him ten dollars to hire a man
to remove the compound he had brushed
on, hut meanwhile he rendered our
luirglar-alarni useless for a week try
ing to run an extra w ire to the barn.
He tried to repack a valve in one of
the radiators, ami we got steamed out
of the sitting room and had to send for
a steam-fitter. He tinkered with the
front door-bell, ami it doesn't ring yet,
except as an agent pulls it. He spoil
etl
three locks, got the gas to leaking,
bursted a water-pipe and laid the cook
up for a week by spilling hot lead m
her shoe. Then he packet! up his tools
and earned them to the barn, and re
turned with smiling face to say to me:
"Mrs. Bowser, if any thing else gets
out t.f order let me know. A stitch
in time saves nine, and there is a tleep
satisfaction in knowing that you are
not dependent on Tom, Dick ami Harry.
I only wish that I had seven houses on
my hands to repair." A Iruit Free I'rcm
The Boston Scientilie Society has
diseiis-ed "The Met urn of ! Vico's
(.'omet.' The members did not know
what railway it would come to town on,
ami so no arrangements were made to
meet it with a hra-s hand. I ' utaburnh
I'hruiiicU:
GENERAL INTEREST.
A house in Philadelphia, Ta., s
notetl for being the birthplace of tall
men. Every person horn under its
roof has reached the height of six feet.
(in a train that arrived at San
Bernardino, t.'ul., the other ttav, were
seventeen babies. Four of these; were
born on the train.
The business man who does not
advertise alway wants to get close to
the business house that does. Every
real estate man knows this to be true.
I'liiriiyo Intir Octtiil.
The following taM,. shows the nuin
her of murders per 1U,(KK),(HX) inhabit
ants in each of the principal countries
i .mini rwiiigHuin vn Austrtit. . .
U'iKium Ken iui.i. . . . ;. .'..;;;,; M
i'"'"" ; wo Italy
Sianillnuvlu -at, Spain .via
milium., s,u Luitflt Stutel NJU
A Lynn caterer gives a mince pie
'ciy purcnascr of fifteen cents
worth of goods. Person who hav
sampled his pies sav that it is a mvs
tery how he can afford to throw them
in. The mystery is in the pie Uuxtun
j ransmiii.
That was a happv point made at
!..:.. i
11,11 ""'i' a iiaiuranzeii liermau
Ji responiting to a toast he said: "lam
.he hest Englishman, perhaps, of any
oi vou cause you were all horn En'.
lish and could not help it, whereas
ueeaino an Englishman from choieo."
A. V. Tclvtmtm.
A medical journal, some months
ago, inveighed against what it called
tho "pernicious habit of kissin-'.
The warning seems to have .ow,.,l
ailing off in the habit among marricr
fi.lks, but the pernicious custom is bi
as popular as ver among voting pci
pie who are m the courting business.
A. i. (traiihit;
A German periodical, devoted to
the interests of paper-makers, records
an Improvement in telephones as fol
lows: With a funnel of thick mauil
paper about sixteen inches long and six
to eight niches wide at the mouth, the
mailer end lieing nut into the ooeniior
... . ' n
oi me receiver, one may talk in w his
pers through the telephone.
noclor (who lias lieen sent for at
two a. in.) Madame, pray send at once
for the clergyman, and, if von want to
make your will, for the lawyer. Mad
time (horrified) Good gracious! Is
so dangerous, doctor? Doctor Not
hit of it; but I don t want to be the
only one who has been disturbed in his
sleep for nothing. A. i. Ihrnhl.
During the year ended November
Hi, 1HHI), the flour production in the
United States touched figures once
more exceeding all past work, anil
forming a record really only half com
prehended by the general public.
nearly reached six million barrels, anil
showed an increase over last year of
eight per cent. Chieuqo Tribune.
Anil now it is discovered that eoca
Hie when applied m cases of silent
melancholia, will induce people to
speak. This may be beneficial from a
scientific point of view, but how much
more valuable would the drug become
I 1 -I. IV . . ,
ii ii. ii io tut! eneci 10 make some people
hold their tongues. I he danger in these
days is in saying too much. Boston
Ikmtd.
It was a remark of Liniia-us that
three Hies would consume a dead horse
sooner than a lion could. He doubt
I.. . . ! .1. . m ..
ess iiieiiiiieu me lauiiues or me mree
tiles. A single fly, the naturalist tells
us, will sometimes produce 20,000
larvie. each of which in a few days,
may lie the parent of another 20,000,
and thus the descendants of three flies
would soon devour an animal much
larger than a horse.
Paper bottles were patented In
America in ifwi. l iicir sales were not
extensive at first, but now that Euro
pean patents have been secured, cover
ing nearly all fields of probable compe
tition, the controllers of the patents,
we are informed, intend to manufacture
the bottles in large quantities. In the
item of freight alone they will effect a
saving of oue-thiitl less weight than
the glass or stone ware, and are, on the
whole, less liable to breakage. Journal
of ConnimtYc.
Major C. II. Brackett. a Vicksburg
man, who owns a string of race horses.
thinks that he has a mascot somewhere
irouiitl his stables. He wanted to send
his horses to New Orleans on the steam-
rJ. M. White, but he couldn't get
them reatly, and when the steamer
burned his horses were not there. Then
he made arrangements to ship them by
a certain train on the Louisville, New
Orleans & Texas railroad, but he
missed tin1 train which a few hours
:ifterward was wrecked. At last begot
the racers away, and a day ortwo after
ward the stables at Vicksburg were
ompletcly burned with their contents.
A'. O. J'ifiniiine.
Arthur E. Saunders and A If roil W.
jl'anger, hi v cstlichl, Mass., were re
i-iitly arrested for violating the Lord's
ay by fishing for pickerel through the
eat Southwick ponds on a. Sunday. At
the trial they piodm-cd several wit
nesses to prove mat their 'catch
ing of a lish was a work of
harity. and was not done un
til efforts had been made to leiv one to
ttisfy the craving of a sick woman.
One of Southwick s doctors tc-iilied
that he had ordered a li.-h for
young Saunders', mother, who was
covering from a serious illness.
I'he young men were discharged. A'.
ban.
Jennie June thinks American
women tlie youngest for their age in
the world. In a-cel'taining the ages of
America-; women, Jennie mii-t have
taken their word for it- .V'jrristvwn
Utrurl.
KDPTDEI FSHKANEHTLY CUKJU).
it i lit Tour ,nn rrora "r part of
L " u turuana anil noun eiixmnea
ahila here K we do not produce InrtUiiiiUili'e
evidence from well-known banker, doctor,
lawyer, merchant and farmer u to our re
liability in the cure of reduooable rupture or
hernia, without knife, needle or harp Inmru
?.,B" . ou ""Hire aKHlnet accident from
tlie Unit dajr until cured, and the cure iruaran.
teed permanent or money refunded. You can
work everjr day, no matter what your oocmia
Uon, without uantrer or iuconrenti-noe. I'on
eultationa free. Otllce hnurt from 10 to 4 daily.
Correnpondt-nta will rncluee utatiip for reply
and aildrew lire. Korden ft l.uther, roonuj g aud
ft. Kimt National bank. Portland. Oieicou.
Moutlon Uiii paper.
When Baby wh lick we gare her Oantorla.
When (he wai a Child, the cried for Cutorla,
When ihe became Mlaa, the dung to Catoria.
When ahe had Children, ihe gave them Caatoria.
Try hot flannol over the aeat of neural
gic pain, and renew frequently.
Xo lengthy advertisement Is necessary
to bolster up Dr. Sage' Catarrh lleinedy.
De Leasepa hits offered Germany a two
fifth interest lu the Panama Canal.
Go to Towue & Moore when In Portland
for best Photographic, and Crayon work.
TrtGermkX for breafetaHt.
' vjjrl '
Absolutely Pure.
TSa powder nevet win A inwei at aiito
feent'Oi anil wthJisiiiaeeea ldru conouuV! tti
the uouury kiixas, w d mnnut he ok) In ootuiwt
Va with Iti mullltuile of ow fcwt, hurt wet hr
i)ja or promhtta piurdtia M amy In
&jTai- tuiuae tcvom Oo. to Watt atowt. H. T
TRADE V MARK.
(pBHPRE
Abtohilrlu
Trt from Opiate, Emetic ami i'clxon.
SAFE. .Tfete'u
sure. Jn,Cts.
PROMPT. .SdSjS
THI A. ttM.KLKft 0O., R K Ml 10RM, IK.
i Jacobs nil
P t Cure. Rheumatism, Neuralgia
I ft I U ft I fa ''. HfJif to, lWUuto,
FUI TO R PwmWr'vr..
VI wall! at nuiuiliism and iiKiijuia
Till ClUBLIU A. VOUILKa CO..HtTllOUIl,MU.
HALL'S
SARSAPARILLA
Cures all vUeases originatine from a
disordered state of the BLOOD or
LIVES. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Boih, Blotches, Pimples, Scrofula,
Tumors, Salt Rheum and Mercurial
Fains readily yield to its purifying
properties. It leaves the Blood pure,
the Liver and Kidneys healthy and the
Complexion bright ant clear.
J. R. GATES & CO., Proprietors
417 Sansoma St., Ban Franolaco,
LAD1F.H. ATTENTION!
II SO to S3 00 Mr dar nik.l. at hoin vliuwnt ram
patlon tuii ii do huinbuK. H;q(t 2-wat itaiuy for ar
Uoulua. 11.1. MACIHiNALD a CO.,
406 Mitmy wtrwt, Wmi Krtnlwx, t-'al.
Boaatit. Alwar. lull. JM
t-t Once
Perreel
rilllni
CUInffllM Tree.
DOMESTIC Paper Patterns.
Kftid your ftririrea U
f If I TO ft IlATS.T
ML yt)urtatMl
l&M MUMHtrltun.
ti wrimirbrtb.
IjllriM Ciimlsal
XClnolnnti,SPEI
The Bt'YKnr OltTrfb'te
laanrd Kept, and Mwh,
, eaeii year. f 314 imffea,
Bill'i Inches wlia over
3,600 lUnatralluua a
whole Picture Wallery.
G1VUS 'Wholesale Prleee
rflreel to ntwmmrr n all H'hmU Air
penmnal or IWmlly h Trll. how to
order, and glTea exact coit of every
thlna; yo um, eat, drink, wear, or
hare fun with. Three 1SVA1AAIU.H
IUM1KS rontaln Informal Ion Rlranrd
from the market of the world. We
will mall a eopjr I'HKK to any ad
dreaa nion reerlpt of 10 eta. to defray
citene of mailing. Let ua heal from
you, llMpeclfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
Btf A-.gLn Wvbuik A-roMft. Ctijriif IIL
f) hi tiVaff TM fHid la
t1ioir til tlul tlH of
icuitslia, ami ha Ifirro
limia( UDiVCIMI MtlUeW'
";iRriiY nRos,,
I'dfU. Iff
(3 h won th Uvor i f
IW hiI1k ncl now ion.!
UUM,t IllB t Mill 11 f laUa
it i in o iui'in,
A. L-SMI1H.
HrtuKui.l, Vt.
J ucl UO,
The Van Monciscar
DYSPENSARY,
POHTLAND, OR.
VmiDf. mldill. aiwl aud
old. iliigi. or iiirntKt mar
ai.il .11 whi. mitTr with
LOST MANHOOD
Mrrftiiii IVlillltr. KiMvni.
hirrliM, Hfinlii.1 LMM)t
H.4XU.1 Deuty, K.llinn Mum'
iiry, WuU Vjr., luk ol
KiirrgT. alio IIIihmI iiuid
Hkln IHiwum, HviifniU,
KruiiMimi, lUIr Vallln
ll4in l'.lim, R w.lUngr
Hin TlmHkt, VlMn, Kl
fvcU uf Mitrtniry, Kliuiejn
and Bltdilar Trotthlm,
Wk Hark, Rumliif Vrlnr, Ckinorrliw, Oliwl, BUtot
un-pninipt rvlttif .nd our. ttr Ills.
Both tfrn t'ouMolt t'onfldeatlally
Qgginni;m 194 THI HP JIT
I Consult DE. LOLESTS,
() 20' Kiarnt 8tre(T.
? He will Tell You Your Trou
a Single Question,
- - MEN OF ANY ACE HAVING
any IVivtiic, Nervous it Scuet PImmc, Unnatural
Lou, DiuUic. ana llr t,U' 1'wsue.
LOST MANHOOD,
Sexual Docay, Falltnp; Momory, Weak
Eyes, Hcuutml Dovolupirmnt.Uiirfcot En
srgry, PiiidU , lmiwUiuiunts to Marriage,
Syphilis, t'llos, Fknila, Kye, Eiir, Cancer,
Catarrh ami a.l Throat and hung Dia
no nutter uh.it yuu havctuken, or who liu
r.nlr 1 to tine you, call aid m tlio Jim'tor. Clllic.
oul Pa liir iiri atcly urrantr'l. f.rCull or ftdtlmi
Oh. klHIKK I S, l'liviiie 1 lixiiury, Kcoruy
tlrect, S.in Kr.-iti- 'w r, t ill.
mm
V. P. N. U. Nn. I"5 -S. F. N. V. No. m.
"w"-a.is- JtJ ij id ia '
The Best
a . a V
the mimmx
Cheapest.
SQUIRREL AND GOPHER EXTERMINATOR,
iv op..porxi avi fivp.-poi'i w.
DOST buy
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N100LLTHETA1LQR
The Grandest Display of Choicest Woolens ever shown in the Citv,
EiikHi-ii, French, Scotch nml fiHrniKn Fubrira in oii.IIhkh varioty for Suite to ineuiir.
Own Thmwuiil JJitforont I'atmrne t wlwt I mm. .,... ,.
HAMl'LKS, WITH INSTllUC'l'loNS Koit H K L F-il K AS 1 U E M E NT SLN T Hill-
Icp from - $20.00
dor &.00
his utt(TM Emplw)Tl.
E TAILOR,
Portland, Or.
Pi
Mr. . Arthur SlmrtlelT, Parker, Dakota,
rite, that he anffered for two yearn with
lame knee, which wan entirely rurH by
thetiseof St. Jacob's Oil. He ronaMera
it a rnotit wt ndf rful reniedy. It conquers
pain.
Trrantifllnir prwJer-rl riorax tip the
nostrils for catarrhal co d In the head.
Mr. L. D. Vin-on. Cashier D. & I. R. R,
has tried and endorse Ked btar I'ough
Cure.
cMili
-v V- I'Vh 'fc VlVriii i Ti v
for Infants and Children.
"CastorlaiiM weT adapted to children thai I Caatoria enrea Colle. OooitlpatlMi
I recommrn J It a. npertor to an, prm.-npUon I f"r H-
known to me." It A. Aacota, U.D.,
HI Ba OzIordSL, SrooUja, N. T,
I WlJiout'iajurlous medirartcft
Tki CaMnn a Cvaraur, 183 Fultoa Street, K. T.
i ivi:i:ml
Combination Fence,
WIRE AND PICKETS!
For Karma, Kauehea anil l.awua t
STOCK AND RsBBrr PR0'P 1
Roll of (rnm a. ili-lliin I (nun Uik HiHviri MmUw
M'HiiMIKK thrtll ItarlMil rVncet
Nkatkk tlian lliwnl Kt'ticet
CllKAl'KH than Hull Kt-mwl
tloKK lniKAiil.K than ntiy I
TllK IIkkT Kkni k niaile! Huovrvhliiir aH
other Krniie In the Kail,
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In oiM'ration In lrelilti ('utility. (lilo-a 4ia
tili t nnlv aliont iOniiUionuare.
0 ( OI T II 144 II T N HOI.IM
Cltvulnnianil other valuulilu inforiualUiu on
application.
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li't Organs, band ln-trunitinta. Ijirtrtvit to'k
if bhi'fl Music and Hooks, ltanrls aiiitillrd at
KaaUirn ptieee. M. tlltA Y.
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annliliiHi In on. iixil our .inlity illitimnl ami rwrotlikl
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cotitit t the trail, in larti- lots. It will n he
limit on hand-nnler pioniplly. All ws-a e lor
Uinle nw at reduced price.. Heml Inr dill list
now ready. Knnipl. copy free. AddreM 0m
vreateat bsnrain Imuae in the world.
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llrformed feraona.
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icliidliiir ciirvaluri'of the
nplne, club font, etc.
Tamora and Caaerxa
Itemoved without the knife. Taie Worm,
I 'ilea, fistulas, and all Itectal Diaraiies,
Mpeelal etlee ta Women.
If yon are fi-clinK bad. and your family doc
tor an t cure vou. sit down and write to ine
all the pnrtl tilars In conHilrnce, ai d I will give
you an opinion of your cane free.
Old Men.
If your kidneys and hladderare out of erder,
you write me jiut bow you .uliVr. I may euro
you.
Yeans and Middle A fed Men.
If you have keen foolish and intlixcret-t, .hat
tcriiiK your mrvous syntcm. renilerin life a
biirilcn, write mea eoiilldcnllal letter. I will
write mi an holn-M ntiiniiui, tH'rh.ps cure you.
lam a reKular irrudii.tn of meiliciii", hum
had thirty years operleiice a. a physician and
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licil. . ,
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