Newberg graphic., January 12, 1900, Image 2

fetes
CLARA M. DAVIDSON, M. D.
Oom Paul may not l>e an illiterate
Prerident Hchttruian, of Cornell Uni-
I verslty, in writing on the “ Needs of the man, but lie has been giving the Eng­
I Philippines,’’ in encouraging active lish a tiad spell.
ISS»'KD ZVKllY FRIDAY MonXINO.
j missionary effort in ou.- new possessions,
Office and Residence one block south o f Bank j
What the democrats need is a cam- ■
of Newberg.
suggests a few significant facts, con­ paign fund large enough to hire P.ryun
E. II. W oodward , E ditor A P u b l i s h e r . taining food for some reflection on the to stay at home this year.
N E W B E R G , ORE.
part of the n.imU-rlcss proselyting cults
As yet there has been no w ild clamor­
W. C
. W oodward , A ssociate E d it o r . of Protestantism when tie says: “ Mis­ in g for the honor of having written the
sionaries are needed in the islands and I money plank in the Chicago platform.—
hope they will he sent there in large I Oregonian.
F R ID A Y , JA N U A R Y 12, 1900.
Office 2 doors west of M oore’s Drug store.
numbers. There is plenty of work for
1st. street, Newberg, Oregon.
them to do and I hope they will go with
Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind., says,
lu t t r t d » « MComl e l a » m aller at the poatollice
a complete understanding of the situa­ “ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, did me more
al N ew ln rz, Orepou.
TTO KN EY-A T-LA W .
tion to accomplish good. They must good than anything I ever took.”
It
realize that they are contending with a diges's w hut you eat and cun not help
The Portland democratic factions held
I Catholic-educated
population
that hut cure dyspepsia and stomach trouble.
n aortof love feast on Jackson’s day but
W ill practice ia all the courts of the state
knows nothing als>ut tiie fine differences C. F. Moore & Co.
Special attention given to probate work, the
had to bring in a fake announcement of
w
riting
o f deeds, mortgages, cuutract» aud the
between l ’roteslant sects and denomina­
drafting of all legal papers.
a big Boer victory to spur up the enthu­
tions. Therefore, it would be highly
The re-adjustmunt of precinct lines
N e w b e rg . O re g o n .
siasm to a point appropriate to the oc­
impolitic to send missionaries of differ­ by the (nuuty court lias taken a wider
O ffic e — Second Floor
Bank of New berg Building.
casion.
ent denominations to confuse the minds scope than ut first thought.
In most
of the people. I do hope that when we cases the changes are minor, yet the
It was certainly a kind providence send the missionaries we will decide be- meets and bounds have been entirely
Health in her beaming eyes, health in
which did not allow the great poet | forehand on one form of Protestant rewritten and till many pages o f legal her glowing cheek, health in her merry
Janies Russel Lowell to live to tee the ! Christianity.
.Send only cue type of paper. T it« new lines have been indi­ laugh. Yet country air and country
inspired lilies of his immortal “ Grisis” | missionary. The Filipinos will then cated on a ntap which may be seen at hours can’t save her from the common
quoted by one of the greatest political have Catholic Christianity and Protes­ the court bouse.—Telephone-Register. experience of women — an experience
which dulls the eye, pales the cheek,
demagogues in a harangue against our tant Christianity presented to them, so
anil turns the laugh to a sigh. Womanly F LO U R , F E E D , H A V A G R A I N i
OARDEN & FLO W EK
!
national interests.
ills
come to almost all. But for these
F.
B.
Tliirkield,
Health
Inspector
of
they can take their choice. We have
SEEDS.
no adequate idea how' confusing to the Chicago, says, “ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ills there is help and healing in Dr.
Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It regu­
College trained men and women are more in demand than ever
Home of the sentimental democrats ] simple minds of an uncivilized people cannot be recommended too highly. It lates the period», stops unhealthy drains, J Q f^ F re e D elivery.
cured
me
uf
severe
dyspepsia.”
I
t
di­
before.
cures inflammation, ulceration and fe­
want to make the anniversary of Jeffer­ the different forms of our Protestant
E. C. W a r d & Co.
The Chinese, who are, gests wliat you eut and cures indges- male weakness. It makes weak women
Pacific College offers an education under most favorable circum­
son’s birthday a national holiday. If faith appear.
1st. Street, Newberg, Or
strong, sick women well.
tion,
heartburn
and
all
forms
of
dys­
perhaps,
more
intelligent
than
the
Fill-
they succeed, lets not be partial. We
stances.
"M iss Htla Sapp, o f Jamestown. Guilford Co.,
wonder if the Oregonian wouldn’t cham­ pinos, regard our different denomina­ pepsia. C. F. Moore & Co.
N. c., w rites: *rI hail suffered three years or
ore at monthly periods. It seemed as though
tions
us
so
many
different
religious,’
’
pion the advocacy of McKinley’s birth­
die with paiu in my back aud stomach.
Saturday last the McKinley Repub­ I would
s t a u _ withe
_______
could uot stand
ut _________________
fainting; had given
day as a like holiday.
*
cured,
ured, when one c o f
lican cluti o f Sheridan met at Odd Fel­ up ail hope o f evef ‘ ‘ being
Carriage and W ago n Builders.
my friend3 insisted upon my trying Dr. Pierce
Pierce's
Kl>l r lllllA I. CIIMMKNT.
lows Hall fur the transaction o f busi­ Favorite Prescription.
Prescription". W ith out
nut little faith I
For a presidential year 1900 opens
tried it. and before I had taken half a bottle I
It ’s better late than not at all, so just with scarcely a ripple o f excitement, and ness. U. II. Lafollet was elected | resi­ felt better—had better appetite
ite and slept liettei
lartter.
Repairing, Painting and Trim m ing
an '
dent and M. T. Heuderson secretary. Now I am happy to aay I am entirely cured, »nd
score one in favor of the Eugene (iuard,
ns if nothing remained to bu done ex­
all done
months' time,
other
__ in two . ______
..me, when all ot
Promptly Done.
C. II. Lafollet, J. A . Huston, A . S. medicines had failed to do any Rood at all."
which in its tirade against the govern­
cept to write "d itto ” under 1890.
x penses
ow
Fogg, George Bibee and John it. E v ­
mental policy has just got to the point
Biliousness is cured by the use of Dr.
Law ton’s letter on the American Ta- ans were elected us delegates to the Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets.
of quoting the constitution nnd ringing
Horseshoeiug and General Black-
in that “ consent of the governed” cites- gals makes litem squirm. History will state league, which meets ut l ’ortlutid,
smithing.
G. F. Earhart started this week for
nut. Homebody has to bring up the record that he was their victim, and February 0.—Sheridan Hun.
the east by. the Shasta route to intro­
rear but the Guard should bo careful to that he placed the guilt upon them in
case of his (all,
J. I. lievry, Loganton, I ’a , writes, duce tiis rotary road grader and ditch­ FOR A L L K'NDS OF*
keep in sight anywny.
Allen returns to the senate, by ap “ I uru willing to take my outh that 1 er. The success which lie has already
was cured o f pneumonia entirely by the attained is very gratifying.
H e has
Ex-governor lirailley of Kentucky pointment, hut with full knowledge that
use of One Minute Cough Cure after made a conlruot with W o lf & /wicker
possesses the proper acumen as shown the voters of the state do not want him
doctors failed. It also cured my child­ Co., of Portland, giving them control
Send for Catalogue to the President.
in a speech last Monday. In referring there. His ghost dance will end when
ren of whooping cough.” Quickly re­ o f California, Oregon, Washington,
the
next
legislature
meets
in
1901:
to the many conspiracies which had
lieves and cures coughs, colds, croup, Idaho and Montana, and Mr. Earhart Doors, W indow s, Mouldings, L,atb,
been hatched to keep the man lawfully
Gov. Wood takes hold in Cuba under grippe und throat and lung troubles. is to receive a royalty o f a thousand
Lime, Glass, Nails,
elected out of the governors chai", lie favorable auspices. The good sense and
Children ull like it. Mothers endorse dollars for every fifty machines manu­
H ardw are, Etc.,
said they had all failed tip to date, and capacity of tho Cubans will be tested
it. C. F. Moore & Co.
factured aud sold. The machine is tho
“ as sure as (¡oil reigns, the men who under bis administraion. If they prefer
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best o f the k in d'ever invented.—Tele­
have been placed In these offices by the the advice of chronic agitators and dem­
W. W. Carpenter, late o f the East, phone Register.
novereign people will stay there.
agogues so much the worse for the pros­ who has been talking creamery to the
pects of tho island.—Globe Democrat.
U. H. Appleton, Justice of Peace,
N e w b e rg , Or.
people o f LaFayette, has received en­
couragement to put up a creamery Clarksburg, N. J., says, “ D eW itt’s
It's enough to make Old Hickory turn
According to “ Me and Gott,” this is there. It Is probable that in the nettr Little Early Risers are the best pills
diszzy in his grave to ponder upon the
We use no
great diversity of “ democratic” senti­ the twentieth century, und don'd you futuru LaFayette will have a first class made ior constipation.
Quickly cure all liver aud
ments called forth from every direction forgot it. Ho mote it be. Hoch tier creamery. Mr. Carpenter says that he others.”
can get the creamery plant at Mc­ bowel troubles. 0. F . Moore & Co.
last Monday, in honor of the old man’s kaiser!—Telegram.
Keeps on hand a fu ll and complete line of
Minnville on very reasonable terms.—
memory. And ns ho is powerless to de­
r u g g is t s
President McKinley intends that 1900 Dayton Herald.
A N T E D —SE V E R AL PERSONS FOR DBS
fend his reputation, lie must ho under­
trier Oilice Managers ia this slate to repre­
going a species of mental torment some­ shall lie a year of the grealest commer­
sent me in their owu and surrounding coun­
!.. T. Travis, Agent Southern It. It., ties. W illin g to p iy yearly
thing on the order which worso men cial expansion in the history of the U.
payable week
W hen you are needing anything in this line, call and see us and your
8 ., and the people are supporting bis in­ Selina, Ga., writes, “ I cannot say too ly. Desirable em ployment w ith nuusual o p ­ Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils aud W a ll
than he are expected to fall heir to.
wants w ill be fully supplied.
much in praise of One Minute Cough portunities. References exchanged. Enclose
tentions.— Dayton Journal.
JTiF“ Free Delivery.
Paper.
self-addressed
stamped
envelope.
S.
A.
Park,
Cure. In my case it worked like a
CTOS. WIJbSOK.
TJOCaxton Building, Chicago.
What an eyesore it must be to tho
The Chicago wonian who Mt tick itrich charm ” The only harmless remedy
several “ reform” parties of tho country
in tlie Klondike nnd broitght Imme u that gives immediate results. Cures
that the wealthiest, mo9t rascally old
AUE NTs w a n t e d — f o r " THE l i f e a n d Stationen’ and School Supplies.
husband along witli her gold, contlrms coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and
jhlcvcinents o f Adm iral Dewey, ' the w o rld s
J
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"plutocrat” in the United States senate
tlte belief that liiere nre few who enn all throat and lung troubles. C. F. greatest naval hero. By Marat Halstead, the
is not Mark Hanna, no not even n re­
lifelon g friend so.I adm irer o f the nation's idol.
Moore & Co.
stand prosperity.—Chroniele.
Biggest aud best book; over -VO |»iges, s x 10
publican, but old Clark of Montana w ho
inches; nearly 100 pages halftone illustrations.
Books and Tablets and Etc., Etc.
Only * l.‘ o. Enorm m demand. Big coininis
is quite a “ reformer” himself in his line.
Geo.
Bryan
and
J.
W.
Martin
a
few
|
stun«. Outfit free. Chance ot »life tim e . Write
Great Britain is not looking around
In the matter of counting his millions,
quick. The Domiuioa Company, lird floor C ax-j
days
since
had
a
grand
fox
chase
along
for a St. Helena to which to banish Oom
ton Bldg., Chicago.
Clark ran complacently declare “ I lead,
MORRIS, Tres.
Paul. Home catching will have to be the foot o f the hills on the north side j
other* follow.”
Otherwise he would
o
f
the
river.
After
a
two
hour’s
chase
I
A. K. MILLS, V ice Pres.
done first.—Eugene Guard.
MOSES VO TAW , Cashier
never have been in sight of the Mon­
they captured the fox on the ground. {
tana senatorial toga.
E.
A
.
Alderman
and
a
limn
who
was
t
In an interview in a Heattlo newspa­
per, lion. John H. Mitchell states that nt work for him, arriving on the.
The big capital city paper often attrib­ lie is out ot politics.
We ha i suspected scene o f the capture just in time to par­
All kimlsof Upholstering and Furniture Work done.
Wo buy and sell Second
utes tlie inspiration of some neat edito­ something of the kind for the past four ticipate in the sport. We are informed
hand Furniture or exchange anytl.'ng in our line for Furniture or stoves.
that foxes nre numerous in that vicin­
and
rial squib to “ a friend st our elbow,” the years—Roseburg Review.
N e w b e r g , O r.
We tan give you a B E T T E R P R I C E for anything you wish
ity nt present.—Dayton i ' raid.
identity of w hich wo have more than
Solicits the pntroiiaire o f his old Indiana
to sell than any one in Yamhill County.
We will pack
once found to be the St. Louis Globe-
Friends w ho need watch repairing done.
Our democratic friends need not
Our readers will remember the dis­
and Ship Household Furniture to any part of
Democrat. It might bu Inferred that worry about the republican candidate
t !7 0 M o rris o n St. •
covery of the wrecked tieeswux ship on
the U. S.
the "elbow” referred to ij rather ex­ for Vice President; lie will lie a good
P O R T L A N D , O li.
Nehulem beach last fall, and the re-
tended. l ’ossihly the St. Louis paper is iiitin, and liko President McKinley, lie
port of Tints. H. Rogers visit thereto, j
not aware of the existence of its western will more than likely lie nominated by
A sullicient amount of the timber o f the
Iriend. At uny rate it is a poor way to acclamation.— Yaquinu Buy News.
Transacts a general banking
wreck has been uncovered and secured
give credit, and there is a name for
to make a few souvenir canes. The j
business.
such literary methods.
Now that Hecretary Hay’s ton is on wood, which is teak, is well preserved, j
bis way to Pretoria as U. H. Consul to It is not often that a chuiico presents
Our military governor of the island of succeed Macrilin, we may expect a re­ Itself to secure a relie from a ship
Foreign E xchange bought and
Guam, in the Philippine group has is­ newal of the cry of nepotism In public wrecked on the Oregon coast 200 years
sold.
sued a decree alsilishing slavery there, olli.-e. Apparently the American peo­ ago, but you have it now.
the order to take effect on theanlvorsary ple will never overcome that prejudice
6
Story uf a Slave.
of Washington’s birthday, lie prefaces against voting men “ who are the sons ol
n Lewis shoe before you buy j Careful attention given Collections.
the order with the declaration that the somebody.” —Chronicle.
To bo bound hand and foot for years by
it. Set* how em oo th ly it ’s
---------- Come in and inspect our stock. See the best----------
finished. N o s e a m s nor
Spanish system of peonage, amounting
Ihe chains uf diseaso is the worst form of
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Staple &; Fancy Groceries.
N ew b erg Lounge & M attress
Factory.
Lounges, Couches & Parlor Sets Made to
Order.
JOHN ¡I BECK
WATCHMAKER I
JEWELER,
ILL
1893
.Past yoisr
C om e a n d See U s.
LEW IS & MENDENHALL.
'la n d Isa
PIONEER H AR D W AR E STORE
IS HERE TO STAY.
to slavery, is a menace to popular lin-
erty and a violation of tho pi ivi leges
guaranteed by the American constitu­
tion.
How is this for a starter for
American control in the Philippines?
I t ’s at least a good sample for the anti-
expansionists to take a whiff at occasion­
ally, though a little strong.
In answer to a request from tho Chi­
cago Tribune, that lie slionlu give a
contribution in memory of Jackson,
Ex president Cleveland replied, “ I w ish
it was to be published at a time when
saner counsels prevailed in the party he
did so much to strengthen nnd place
upon firmer foundations. It seems to
me that inconsistency of unreasoning
wnd fills« party leadership is impressive­
ly exhibited when the claim is made
that Jacksonian democracy sanctions the
degradation of the people's currency nnd
a reckless disregard of the restraint of
law and order.” Grover is but one of the
many “ sweet bells out of tune” — w ith
Bryan.
Now that lie can enter no denial, the slavery. George 1>. Williams of Man- j
ppei hcad papers say Gen. Lawton was Chester, Mich., tells how such a slave w as j
opposed to the war. The country will | made free.
He says: “ My wife lias
lie fortunate if it can always find op­ been so helpless for five years that she
ponents like Lawton. Those who assert could not tinn over in bed alone. After
that his heart w as not in his work In­ using two bottles of Electric liitters slisei |
sult his memory and common sense.— wonderfully improved and able to do lier ;
Statesman.
own work.” This supremo remedy for I
«male diseases quickly cures nervousness
Whatever the old year lacked, or sleeplessness, melancholy, headache,
whatever shortcomings were charged tip backache, fainting and dizzy spells. This
to its account by ungrateful humanity, miracle working medicine is a godsend to
Every
will la! forgotten in the glad new year. weak, sickly, rundown people.
The presence of death makes us all more liottle guaranteed. Only od cents. Hold
charitable and tolerant. Therefore, rev­ by C. E. Smith, druggist.
erently lay 1899 away, anti if you feel
Mr. H. A. Grafe foim erly o f Minne­
that you have been crushed, and run
sota but now from Newberg was in
over by time In its flight, resolve to
tit. city this week. Mr. Grafe Is tak­
push along with the procession in 1900.
ing matters very leisurely In looking
—Reporter.
the country over In sesre’.i of a place to
make him a home. Should lie finally
Tho German papers may la' some­ locate lit the county It will probably tie
what premature in announcing Eng­ , the means o f causing quite ail emigra­
land’s total collapse as a military power tion.—Sheridan Hun,
and discussing the problem of her po-
| siliott hereafter. Hhe has only Ix'gun to
fi
llriiiM rk filile lícncue.
'■ light. We were in something the same
Mrs. Mici.ad Curtain, Plainfield , III. j
Bull Run, nnd were makes the Maternent, that she ranffht ;
“ Americnn opposition to the war lias position lifter
been the chiel factor in prolonging it. promptly dismembered and parcelled cold, *hich fettled on her lungs; she was
Had Agtiinaltlo not understood that in out by the same Continental press, then treated for a month hv her family phy*
America, even in the American congress, ns now, omniscient, self-sutfiotent, nil , ►ieisn, Imttfrew worse. He told her she
even hero In the senate, lie and his sullicient and insufficient.—Tribune.
w»a a Impeles* victim of consumption and
cause were supported ; had lie not known
I that no medicino could eure her.
Her
that it was proclaimed on the stump
Tbe reason why the Oregonian sup­ d r ills t suffice*tod Hr. Kiiiffs New Pis*
and in the press of a (action in the ported Lincoln and bis administration eovery for t'onnumptlon ; she Itoiiffht a
United .States that every shot his mis­ is that its editor was young ami had liottle and to her deliffht found berseli
guided followers finsi into the breasts of good digestion. Now he ia older and henetitted from tìrat dote. She continued
American soldiers was like the volleys thing aeem not as they did.
Iaial Mon­ ita use and after takipu pix bottle*, found
fired by Washington's men against tho day its editor had a sumptuous Christ­ her*»e!i sound and well; now docs her own
soldiers of King George, his insurrection mas dinner. It did not assimilata well, housework, and is a* well a* sha ever
would have dissolved before it entirely w herefore the old soldier w ho saved the was Free trial bottles of this crest dis
crystallised.
I say to those whoso nation, ami his friends are roundly be­ eovery at l'. 1' Smith’s drn¿ store. On!)
voices in Americo» have cheered tho*« rated. All due to bad digestion. Oliver 50 cents anti f l every bottle guaran tee* 1.
misguided natives on to shoot our sol­ Wendell I! olm**a lit« ile ic r iM the
—— •
diers down that the blood of tho*« dead symptom*. t ím ly liad them In Lin-
T b « modern and mont »'(Votivo cure
and wounded hoys of ours is on their coin'll day and was Jeff Pavifi’ bontlá- f. r constipation aud all liver trouble*
bands, and the flood of all the years eau mnn Bryan needs no homtamftn yet, —Hie fanion* litt!« pill* know n a* IV-
never wash the stai.» away.” —Bever­ hut he could get one should the einer* W iU ’s Little Early Risers.
C. E
idge, before til. U. H. senate.
Kein v ir n e .—Hillsboro I mie fender, t.
Moore à fu .
w rin kles to chafe or blister.
N o nulls nor peus to w orry
the wearer. E\ ery part o f
J. B. LEWIS CO'S
“ W ear-Resistors”
Is perfect. The sole, the upper, the lining, the
finish—everythin« shows the skilful touch of
l ewis—Ihe result of »0 years’ shoe-making ex­
perience. Look for "Lew is" on every shoe.
Matle «inly by
• J . n . L E W I S CO., Ilo s t n n , M as*.
Lewis "W ear Resistert" for mho by
<f.
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Address,
I
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O n th o M a r k e t.
Get your Babies weighed, visit, shop or buy as it may best please you
as a generous public.
H opin g to serve your wants in H ardw are I ask you to come one and
all.
A t your service,
J. II. M o u n t.
r a w CHARLES W. BABCOCK
Prcp ricin r iyeex-w Sholi Oyster Parlor,ofRochester, N.Y.
Ohiainod $2,COO Life insurance Policy.
“ Mv business a* proprietor of the Lyceum Shell Oyster Parlor, 245 Main
street, korin-sur, N. Y ." writes Mr. Charles \Y. Babcock, “ was so confining
that my 1... ,4 became ejected. My doctor told me I ’d have to leave the store
and go to v. 1 . k'atkbm. -
t’.lingo lid.. rs. He said
my lungs were iu bad
shape, and l knew it
just as wtil as he did.
Tho trouble had been
growing on me for a
long li ne. Like moat
• !l:o people 1 triyl to H „ ~ * t . ^ l GC v Ì
ut.»ko nn.'cif bol.ova
.
*•/—
the t: 'tilo vas not in L i "yV"
Jif',^
! . tv.-l it
» >
: i . k ■
leor tu
\,>:s
(’.IS:
or, but I
kept co.ig: :g. spitting
nnd w astir... away r;ght
a ong. I ii ia weight,
falling f;u; 140 to I I j
pound». ; •mellow or
< f Ack-
other, l go'
c r * Engl :sii Remedy
»!
1 Lung Troubles, and
for T h ia »V
__________„
■ after taking it according to directions. I irai
. swell a*
mart in New
York State. I was healthier
and stronger than be.
is 4 1 : \ man
New-York
ne
f > e l took the co’ 1 v hieh c.’. :ie *o near killing me. I now weigh 150 pounds—
ten pout .’
to than ever. A fter recovering, I applied for a life insurance
; >! ev. \Vh 1 the doctor be gan examining me, I was afraid he would discover
that iny 1
ad once been a.Tected, but he- didn't. I passed all right, and
was prucau cod ia a iirst-c!ass condition I f that isn't proof of the most posi-
thru kind tl it Acker’s Erglis . Remedy is a grea* medicine. I don’t know what
I give t. 1 iv worm st endor enu it. My address is given above,
you call pr«
Anyone \\h a wishes may write me personally about my case.’’
'. and 5 1 a bottle, threnghottt thcUnited States and Canada;
Sold at 2«C.
and in Kn< 1 1, at t*. id.. 2s. jd . 4s. nd. If you are not satisfied after buying,
let.irn the I lie to votir druggist, and get your money back.
ori> iht tiu rr yuan:*.*<«•.
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NEARLY
FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS OLD ! !
I t ’s a long life, but devotion to the true interests nnd
prosperity o f the American People lias won for it new
friends as the years rolled by and theorigina! members
of its family passed to their reward, and these admirers
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are loyal and steadfast today, with faith in its teach-
lugs, and confidence in the information which it
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As a natural consequence it enjoys in its old age all
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, djs1 the vitality and vigor o f youth, strengthened and
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s ripened by the experiences o f over half a wntury.
It is "Th e New-York Weekly Tribune,’’ acknowledged the country over as
the leading National Fam ily Newspaper.
Recognizing its value to those who desire all the news o f the State and
Nation, the publisher of “ The Graphic” (your own favorite home paper) has
entered into an alliance with ‘ The New -York Weekly Tribune” which enables
him to furnish both papers at the trifling cost of $1.50 per year.
E very farmer and every villager owes to himself, to Ids family, and to the
community in which he lives a cordial support of his local newspaper, as it
works constantly and untiringly for his interests in every way, brings to his
home all the news and happenings o f his neighborhood, the doings o f his
friends, the condition and prospects for different crops, the prices in hotn
markets, and, in fact, is a weekly visitor which should be found in every wide
awake, progressive family.
Just think o f it! Both these papers for $1.50 a year.
Seud all subscriptions to
The Graphic,
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