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THE ACUUIWIC1) CALF.
Its Mothor Noarly Killod tho Eng
UbIi Premier.
33JMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCSATtCA,
KIDNEY, L2VER and BLADDER
OCJl'LASMTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAWSE-KAv
Yesterday tlio Anhniil Wat I'nmous, To-
Day It 1a Almoit rorsottrn Jfo One
Want!) to Jitiy II A sltoteli of tlu j
lll-l'Mli il CriMititre.
Tho evil that cows do lives after
them. It was hut to he expected that
the calf whixo mother nearly tossed
ISlr. Gladstone should fjo through the
world branded with the brand of vi
carious crime and tainted with the
taint of inexpiable heredity. True,
for a moment the sun of fortune
seemed to bhine. on the child of sir..
The criminal herself was shot and
hewn in pieces: her skin and horns and
jawbones were strung, if not to city
gates and castle-walls, at least to the
milder equivalents of a civilized age.
So the calf, the last scion of a vitiated
race, war, visited with the infamy of
the deed and therewith with the proiit
of it. It was to go to Chicago, to be
the brightest jewel in the diadem of
the World's Columbian exposition; the
viking ship and the birthplace of
Shakespeare would have been but the
foil to this most glittering gem of all.
Eiikc the Apis of Sinai it was to stand
on its pedestal and drink in the intox
icating homage of the idolatrous. l!ut
misfortune ever dogs the child of sin,
says the Pall Mali ltudget, and the un
avoidable bolt has fallen as follows:.
Uinneuton Halu Chester, IStia
Sin: Tho calt you s!joio!i;i1 at oar ruuco of
tho cow that attacked Mr. Cil.idsio.ir In llawar
tlca pari; wc have now on sale. Mr. Thomas,
of Denbigh, who Intended to take It to tho
world's lair, failed In Ills rlan, so ire have taken
It off uuiu. Shoul I fe-1 cm -li obliged
If you couMfrto mi; any lnforji it .on what to do
with it. Have inclosed stamped e.ivclope. An
answer will greatly oblige, yours resii-jctrully,
Koii't CANNON.
See how the fashion of this world
passeth away? Hut yesterday the tail
of this calf might have waved against
OH. StlHQEK'S ELECTRIC BELTJj
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Inch require bi I rpi ! ; .
the most skeptic ii. l:i .i '
ferta you ninr bin "r. ,n
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which is oIim-.i ! i
c.iuseil yoiirwo.ilcnof
If you repiaco ln'o y mu ,
clpmenta Hun diiitTiiu.
quired for vkormisft:. .j :
remove, tho r.uiMiimd i .i ' .-
and visor will lMlou .r.
is our plan and trvitii .. i
ounriintco a euro r n li
Our 'J00 pnsn book "TIITIKI? Ijr.AfSESOP JH5N," Vtf.lr l' '. "
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:hk ii.ivoru.torod thousnndnto robunt health unit Tleor, alter nil oilier ircatnioiiin. .
jt vhom wo h.wo strong letter bcarln testimony to their recovery after usIhk our !)..
WE HAVE CURED THESE-WE CAN CURE YOU J
OENERAL QEBILITY CURED.
Man Franclico, Col.. Augot II, WX,
Itr A. T. SnJn. Dar Sir Bfonl uswl your belt
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it sr ttr-jd feline, bonei schloif, eto.lnro aMnit
1 o , r t'f 1 1 1 H vo hail n now lease of llf t I now enjor
j,f bittarthin Iharo forteu years past Ihnvothe
uii'n.-c nilJsaco In roar treatment. Von can. pul-
ji-u h s tutoaieat. also haTothera writoor call on
l'i... Truly )ours, u. A, guwn, ajonilio jurnoi,
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rerf ctaaaliu In tneiowoes inavaawxi it. i,
nn.ortahly, nnd feel llko n newmsn cener.illr.
il. 1 HtiailES. Vroprlotor International Hotel.
NERVOUS DEBILITY-LOSS OF yiCOR.
Tacoma. Hash,, tlctober SI. 1SK.
Dr.A.T Pandan.lear Sirl hnrobeen nslniour
KlHclrio belt for Koneral nervous dobtlitr.nnd to-l.iv
feel better than I hava for tird years. I havoeaine.1
in lc;ar daily, and aai ttron in every pa rt. .
k Yours Eratefully, CIIAS. tOKTKA.
LAME BACK AND R1IEUW
! '
Pnrll.aml n,pi?fn. hi.fili.tx
Dr. A.T.Sninlen. I)e.ir8ir VvxauI h .
hard work, combined wlththmtrr.iu col,I.i.' I
jar of an onatno, BftTrtmna eeero caKtiut h .
from which I nutfered for ennyc.ir. !
that 1 could not bend my back, lnsail '
with It. 1 boiiKht one of your bolt. St 1
inidnof twndrs,ftnil 1 continual tov r
months. beiiiK perfectly cured. Ihatv
aco.and 1 am aswslt to-day us 1 mer n.v r
know jour belt well, and I kmw lo'sr'f l t
ttavA been cured hr it. MilnT nthi, it
theywouldtryit they would find It llmi,..' v
Ine oeM remeay in inn womii. i i o . i .
permanently, nnd will b., lad t J tc!l:Hit!i .m n: - .
wantstoinnulionbon' It.
KOIU.UT llUimKL,Knlauerno.?l Vort:...
LOST VITALITY AND STR7.II"V1. ,
liverett, Mi.fh, ,lui 1. I
Tie. A. T. Kanile'i. Dear Hir: Mure uruf'.i .1
h It Ihavtibeen creatlr beneilteil. i f.Mi . ,
ercy fat rclurnini;; and aittrnrco I' ...
belt I had myself twlct ns r.Kornttrt us. bi
memory is now nearly perfect, and e-. 1. '..
for tho better. 1 f'tl much etroniTtr .
uin tho belt. Yours truly, HUMO' ti l, .
THE DR. SANDEN ELECTRIC BELT
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S3, 'Ifllt. Itbasan lmprovr:! lllpctrlc rnpcnory. thagroatest boon ovorptvo'i vri-.i,
wewirrintittocuroanyoi thoauovo weainos-ea, and toeularuo shrunken Itmba, or .".
Uct'itide'l. They nro traded in ftrensth to im'ctnll stastsof weakness In yoitu , nt Mvnfr.f
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Clothier and Tailor.
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JIIZ ACCUE3ED CALF.
this world, and now it droops at the
mercy of a stamped envelope. Remorse
less Nemesis works out her vengeance.
The gleam of glory was but transient,
and the inherited sin is finding the
poor beast out. And it wants little
prescience to forecast its miserable
.future the mark of Cain between its
horns, shunned by all men, the price
falling and falling and never a buyer,
a solitar, death, and a nameless grave.
It is a reat tragedy and a greater
warning.
We are fortunate in being able to
give a portrait of the animal, taken at
Ihe date of its mother's shame.
flood Job l'rintiii;.
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