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gnome touches on vam-
oue «mos or PRODIGALS.
I’ll-crow not Was LII-oat sores-Ins
W Grimm-Ilse Godly Borrow
‘ not Moth to Win.“
Mrs. June BL—Dr. Talon-ne’- let
1' anathbmerningwasnnsppenlto young
, ran. Number-oi thusrnmetothe'l‘alr
, ‘mmmnuyof themfromwlu
tryhomen where they received Christian
‘ wining. which. in the temptations of city
lills, has been cast elf. Dr. 'l‘nlmnge called
' hit-armor: "The HomesEkMSon;” and his
tut was from the par-ah t
“Luke“. is. I'l will miss and go to
lather."
I“hernia nothing like hunger to take the
dug: out of a man. A hungry man can
tollndther with pen. nor hand. nor foot.
There has been runny an army defeated.
motsomueh for luck of ammunition as for
no: of bread. It was that fact' that took
the Ire out of this young man of the text.
Hum Indexposure will wear out any
man’s life in time. but hunger makesquick
work. Thomnstawfulcryever heard on
urthintheeryforhread. AtrareIer-telln
. 7. first in Asia Minortherenrn trees which
haireitlookingreryrnuch liknths long
hssnoiourtlmn. ltinenlled the comb.
Ones inn while the people reduced to
“(Minion would at these carabs. but
my the esrahs. the beans spoken of
in the test. were thrown only to the
wine. and Wyerunehed them with great
nvhilty. Butthls youngman of my text
couldnot even get them without stealing
'tllllll. Soonedayatnidthenwine troughs
heheginn to soliloqmu. Honeys: “These
nrenoclothesiorn richrnan’ssoutowesr.
thhhnokind of business forsJewto be
mused inoieeding swine; I‘ll gohorne.
I’ll go home; I will arisesnd gotomy
I
l knowthere are a great many people
try to throw a fascination. a romance.
3 shoutsin: but notwithstanding all
that lord Byron and George
said inregard toitittsnmeanJow. cou—
tanptihle huninus, sud putting food and
taller into the troughs of a herd or iniqui-
fiu that root and wallow in the soul of
mania every poor business for men and
women intended to be soon and daughters
of the Lord Almighty. And when thin
young man wired to gohome it was a
very wise thing for him to do.sndthe
onlyquestion is whether we will follow
hint
Satan promises large wages if we will
save him. but he clothes his victims with
mend he pinches them with hunger,
uni when they start out todo better he
flatter them all the bloodhound: of per
‘ Sit mm . in no tmT-r' and b-
prom alluluxurlgs, nil emoluments ii
wow-ill only serve hint ”rundown with
thee to the pitl “The wages of sin is
death! Oh. the young man or the text
"E
g.
. 'wuwinswhenhe uttered the resolution.
“I will arise and go to my father."
In the time of Mary the Persecntor. s
, come to a Christian woman who
did hidden in her house for the Lord’s
”one of Christ’s servants. and the per
nurtures”. “Where in that heretici" The
.GrIstinn woman said. "You open that
Mandyou will neethnheretic.” The
uk. and on the
gleannd you
he take up the
, God'swordtodnywouldthntln-
“dd-singtheprodlgslnonofthelest
. ourselves—our want. our
our lost condition—so
snwins as thb young
”Twill arise sud go to
loans Ion a ram
of thh taxtwnn formed
r... “on“ "
mew employer
toeulturlng flower-or training vines
man nrhoror Won account of the
oreraeslngother laborers
vs thought of going home.
his pockets lull of money. it
tosny. “l have a thousand
sill?
palmetto
Edda": whyhe wonlgofutmeentbe
limit; ngonaronnd
theoldplaes aslhsre been
ill
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«help of the
Mmmswm
“ .“W Vaulted: tel-blunt
any “l‘wonldlilratoknvn
thisdirlue cure. how-hull Igo lnworltl”
Let me any that s more whim.» nude
fined longlnu amounts to nothing. You
must have a stout. tremendous resolution
likethieyoungman oi the textan he
aid. “1 will Iti- lnil m.” muslin-’5 .
run monolith ,or one. *
”Ohl” saynsomn “how do I know-
my father wnnwme How do ikuow. ii
I go bachlwould be neriredi" “0hr"
says some man, "you don't know where l
have been. you don’t know how far I have
wandered. you wouldn’t talk that way to
me if you knew all the iniqulties I here
command.” What is that flutter among
the angels fGodr ltinuswnlt in news!
Christ W rind the TC.
Ker ' can rhdr {or contain
llni ndle with new lire:
Thoslnner lost. in Upland. they sing.
and nuns thnmnndirg lyre.
When Napoleon talked of going into
Ttnly. they said: “You can’t get there.
li-you knew what the Alps were you
wouldn’t talk about .. it “or think of it.
You ain't got your ammunition wagons
over the Alps." Then Napoleon rose
in his stir-rope and waving his hand to
ward the mountains. he said. ”There
shall be no Alps." That wonderful pan
was laid out which has been the won-
.(kr’mno't .of all theyenrn‘rdnee—the won
dsrment of all engineers. And you
tell me therenre such mountains of sin he»
twsnpyuursonl anerod. than is no
nerey. Then Tree Christmririg ht hand
toward the m’ountainu" l hear him‘ any.
“I will come over the mountains of thy sin
and the hillndi thy iniquity." There shall
henoPJ'reneescthereshallbenoAlps.
Again. I notice thnttbin resolutionnf the
young man of the text was founded in nor
Vruwathh misbehavior. it was not more
physical plight.» it was grief that he had
so maltreated his father. It is n sad thing
afterafsther has done everything for a
child to here that child be ungratefuL
* flow sharper than anorpent‘s ttroth. it h.
To have us than“. child.
That is Shakupeare. “A foolish son
Isthehanrinrnnof his mother." That in
the Bible. Well, my friends. lmve not
some of us been cruel prodlgulsi Have we
notmsitreated our Futheri And such a
Father! So loving. so kind. If he had
been antmnger. if he had forsaken us, if
he had lluxelluted us, if hebud pounded
Issued turned us out of doors on the our
mops.“ would not have beenso wonderful
-onr treatment of him: but he is as Father
coloring.» kind. and yet how many of
us for our wanderings have never spolo
glad. We apologise for wrongs doneto
our fellows. but some of us perhaps have
committed ten thousand times ten thou-
sand wrongs against God and never apolo
'zed.
HI
I remnrk still further that this resolu-
“0 “f 'h..yn-o w..- l._-vl.4 in-lmuus
of [home‘lukm-se [don't know how long
this young rrmu. lmvr many months. how
rrmny your» he had been away from his
father's house; but there is something in
the reading of my text that makes me
think he was homesick. Some of you
know what that feeling in Far away from
home sometimes. surrounded by every-
thing bright and pleasant-plenty of
friends—you have said, ”I would give the
world to be home tonight.” Well. thh
young man was honnick for his father‘s
house. I have no doubt when he thought
of his father's house he mid, “Now. per
hops. lather may not be living.”
was 11!: women's Hornet: um!
We read nothing in this story-‘this par
able founded on everyday life—we read
nothing about the mother. It says noth
ing about going home to her. i think she
was dead. i thinkshehad died our broken
heart at his wanderings. A man never
getsover baring lost his mother. Noth
lug said about. her here. But he is home
sick for his father’s house. lie thought he
wouldjustliksto pandwalharnundthe
old pines. He thought he would just like
togosnd see if thlsn werenstbeyuned
lobe. Mariya mnnaituhsvingbeeu oil
a Tom while has gone home and knocked
stthe door. and a stranger haseome. It
is the old homatead, but a stranger comes
tothadwr. He ilndn out father is gone
nndmother Is mandhrothernandsb
tusall gun's. I think this young man of
thetext said to himself. "Perhaps father
may hedged.” Still hastamtodnd out.
llehhornesick. Amtherennylieretoday
homesick for Gal. homesick for heareni
Annilor, alter having been longon the
ses.retnrnedtohin fnther’shoms,sndhh
mothertriedtopernunde himnottogo
sway spin. She said: “Now you had bet
tar stay at home. Don't go away; we
mm
'oonfidenee as well on; year
M. . ‘r
‘ a slum nu tram. IISOIIO lllllllllt.’
um IOlllIlIl.
months m tall t to becomes
tilt amour-auto nothing-t all.
lflresolrealterlgo home todnytnyield
amounts to anything is the resolution that
In inrmerllately put into nutrition.
' Ii",
mics-rib“ indistvessi ll thin ("Emmi
culture reward to .
would sllthsrest of my Ills serve God.”
The lever departed He got well enough
townlk around the block He not well
InnnghwgnovsrtoNewYorhandltteld
Therelsa runn whymnid lot; ago. “If I
couldlire a.” w, by‘thattlme
willhave y bust-blouses arranged.
and I will have timetoatiend to religio
and] IlliholMthmughWflZl
Chrbtian."
'l'h‘eyearlm has come. January. Feb
broken vowl "on." saysme man.- "l’ll
attend tothnt when I can not my chemo
tor lined up. When I can get over my evil
habits. Ismnowgiren tostmngdrlnk."or.
says the man. "I nrnglvento unelennm."
or. says the rush. "I am given to dishouos
ty. When lget over my present habits.
then I’ll be a thorough Chrbdian.” LU
brother. you will gstworns and worse. un.
til Christ takes you in hand.
righm; sinhen, Jesus more to call." .
DAKGEB 0' WWIKLTIOX
Oh! but you say. “I agrrar with you on
who arms inst as am no you are tothe
kingdom of God nml never entered ill 1
wasnt East liarrrpton and i want into the
cemetery to look around. and in that
cemetery there are twelve graves ride by
side—the gram of sailora. This cremsoma
yarn ago. in a ship Went into the brothers
at t, about three mile-n away
My brother. their preaching or Bust [lump-
tou. had been at the burial. These men of
the crew csme very near being; saved
rope; irom the bhore.anti those rmr fol.
lows got Into the boot. and tltey pulled
mightily for the above. but just before they
got to the shore the rope smppcd and the
boat carniuwl and they were lost, their
bodies afterward washed up on the lunch.
Oh. what a solemn day it wins—l have
been told of it by my llrother~when three
twdve men lay at the footof the pulpit
and he read over them the funeral service!
They come very near sirurcvu'ithin about
lug distance of the shore—yet did not It
rive on solid land There uncommon
who come almost to the shore of God's
mercy. but not quite. not quite. To be
only almost saved is not to be send at oil
1 ram tell you of two prmlgnls. the one
that antitank nmilbe other that did not
get lynch. In Virginia lhr‘rt- l.‘ ll Very pints
porous and beautiful home in many re
spent; A young mun wandered oil from
that home. He wondered very farintosln.
They heard of him often, but he was al-
wnynou the wrong truck. The would not
go borne At the door of that luutiful
home one night there was n great outcry.
The young man oi the house ran down And
opened the door tosco what was the mat
ter. It was midnight. The out of the
fumily were asleep. There were the wife
and the children of this prodigal young
man The fact was he had come home and
driven them out. He said: “Out of thin
house. Away with these children. i will
(lush their brains out. Out into the
storm!"
Themother $5“th them up Mill fled.
The next morning the brot her. the young
man who had stayed at home. went out to
and this prodigal brother and son. and he
came where he was, and saw the young
luau wandering up and down in front of
the place where he had been staying. and
the young man who had kept his integrity
said to the older brother: “Tiers, whatdoes
all this menu? What is the matter with
you? Why do you not in this wsyi" The
prodigal looked nt him and said: “Whonm
ll Who do you take me to be!" lie said,
"You, are my brother." "X0. 1 am not; I
sin a brute. Have you seen anythingoi
drove them out Inst night To the storm I
nrua brute. John. do you think there in
any help for moi Do you think i will ever
get over this life of diminution)" He said,
“Brother, there in just one thing that will
stop this." The prodi I ran his dmr
across his throntnnd d: "That will stop
it. and HI stop it before night on! my
brain; I can stand it no longer." That
prorllgsl never not hours. lint i will roll
you of n prodigal that did get home.
"0 nan AWAY. ill" OX! memo.
In England two young men started from
their father‘s home and '
Portsmouth The father could not pursue
'forsorne reason heeould not
customlnndw‘o'll lento
itthntyou madeqnnte return‘forhoth; , i ,
an...” suit“: in all. in?»
my heart to God, that amounts to nothing
stall. The only kind of resolution that
There lags men who had the typhoid
Bdrm: “I I“ could“ over
to buninesa liein Well today-«at well an
bearer was Where is the broken vow!
runry, March. April. May. June—almost
hslroithsyenrnoae Whereisrour
“Not the
all thnt, but lmuet put it of! ulittle
ledger" Do you know them were many
The people from Ammo-rt now the
easel. and they ITIOK minute, and they sent
my wife and children? Are they dad! I.
. Wewnut'your
v
f
I lIOflllK.
r‘
tar-mm Imitation-rhuba-
yenrhesrt.‘ Territory-buy.“ "oar-nu
the father. "don’t mention It; it don't
nnksauydiflsvenoeuow. ltinnllom i
forgive you. my wu."aod hehinned him
and kissed him and lined him.
will: i offer yet; the portion “lad-o goo
—- portion tee parrlon. not
lrear-hunters“haslinenr.‘ 'l‘honghyou
add.” have committed :crimandnst
again-t your ownsou not your
fellowrnnn, against your ism y. against
thud-rot Moment. who the
minim—whatever your aims has been,
here is pardon. full Momnndthsrery
moment that you take that pnnlon your
heavenly father thrown his nrmssround
about you and says: “My son. l forgive
you. Itlsallright. Youarena much in
my favor nowanilyou had untrained."
0| thereinloy on atrth sndjoy in heaven
Who will take the father's embrace!
run Issue. rul chi-Isl“. silo run
38ml.
There was ngentlemun lira rail car who
saw in that some car three mngors of
very different circumstances. The first
more maniac lie was carefully guarded
by his attendants. ills mind. like in ship
dismantled. was hosting littlest a dark,
desolate coast. from which nolrrlp could
come. The [min utopped, and the man
was taken out into the atylum to waste
away, perhaps, through yearn o! gloom.
The nomad ptssengrr wasueulprit The
outraged law hull mud on him Asthe
corn jolted the chains mottled. On his face
were crime. depravity and despair. The
train hullerlsnd he was taken out to the
penitentiary.to which be had been con
damned There era the third passenger.
under for dillerent circnmsuinoeu She
was n bride livery hour was guy as u
marriagebell. Life glitteredand beckoned,
Her companion was taking her to bin in
ther'n house. The train halted. The old
man w’nsth'eretowelcome herto her new
hammand his white locks snoweddown
upon her an hat-ended hlsword withsln
ther’n kn
Quickly we fly toward eternity. We will
noonhe there Some leave this life can
demoed. Oil, mpy it be with us, that.
Tearing thin ilwtingliie for the next.“
may find our Father ready to greet usto
our new home with him Torever. That
will be a marriage bouquet! 'uther’s wl
mmel l‘utlmr'e bosom! Fothcr’l to?
Heaven! llenrenl
Jansen Keeps Ills Place.
There is a snrnll boy working in a user
cuntile (establishment in this town who in
not likely to be hanged while he stays in
New York suite and the present laws ntsnd
as they do. More than this wncermng
thb young man it would be rush to propb
to
y.
Now. the merchant who employs him to
do a great many things very badly inlsrtrr,
tell of mu. pompous and dignified. lie
I'm] oune m the senate gallery at Washing
mu “Iv-u limbo? Cunning out down. mel-
uplmrrmlly speaking. on n tantalum) from
Jlrutuwn or ammo other [ll-‘M‘Et. Since that
time this merchant has been Conkling
calm. particularly when rcbukiug nn our
playe.
Saw the.- small boy. who may he mill-d
James, fillbtet'tlt‘l the otherday in in-rfonu»
lug more r-srroclnlly villainous action that
drew down upon him the wrath of hislm
ployer. So he was called intothe presence.
The dignified merchant errmmlcd his chat,
Trevor»! and proceeded to annihilate the
small boy with a look The small boy
would not annihilate.
"Jamaal" sold The: merchant haughrily.
”Yes. sir." nnid James not stall haughty
lly.
"I wish you to listen to me."
“Yes. sir," sold Jamm.
“This sort of thing won't do at all. llr."
“You sir.” said James,
“There can be no apology for such pro
oeulinpl Do you hmr, sir?" sold the rnrr
chant "I will not hear or an apology.
sir!"
“You, air.” will James. ”but I haven't
none."
Then the nuance cloned, and JIM in not
yrt discharged. The haughty merchant in
still thinking the maitcrorer. and does not
see hie way clear. Jsmendo-t—Kew Y'ork
er
lul- Riding Wyn.
The intruluctlon of the style of riding on
horseback side saddle is attributed to Anna
of Bohemia. mart of Richard II. She it
was. semallng lo Stowe, who originally
showed the women of England how lzrrsen-
iully and conveniently they might ride on
k sidewnyn. Another historian.
enumerating the new fashions of Richard
Il’n reign. observe-i:
“likewise noble ladies then used high
heads, and corsets and robes with long
trnins. and saute on side IIIllllu on their
hythesnruple of the rumble
Queen Anne. daughter of the king or Be
hemln. who first Introduced the custom
into the kingdom: for before women of
every rank rods-s men."
Stethnrd, in his beautiful illustrative
picture oi Chane-ri- "0sntsrbury Pil-
grims.” sppenra. sending to the shore
boos mo tune.
The clam. foods with asiphon. and the
oyster with Ila beard
Ten days per annum in the orange
amountnf sickuenn in human life
The line truths union of women in Bel
slum Is an organization oi women tobacco
workern in Antwerp
Soho. W. We, base unique rullrosd at.
lion. it In built around a giant elm tree.
and the roof inshaped like an umbnlln
Edna Lyell. the English novelist. sent.
m w the Salvation Army scheme as her
"prolut spin-t Professor liuxley’s criti
clsru "
Quwo Marguerltn of Italy is credited
with u fondness for the Hebrew Ian
and litemture. turd with marked proficiency
In both
Whitewash mule of good white lime-lid
water only is the but known agency for
keeping the air of the cellar sweet and
whokntomn
The number of telephones now under
rental by the Bell 'l'ele ihone company in
4795.715. an increase of .935 orer the some
time lust your.
'l'iuulcrunnd for the revised version of
the New Testament“: 1881 exceeded that
for any other book that has ever been pub
lishmi before or since.
The A rchrinchess Louise of Tuscany is a
very skillful spurtswomnn. and has recent
ly been shooting usperoailsie in Austria.
sometlmu capturing three In one day
The Inimitable Dickens was another on
Ihusinstie country walker, and his thor-
ough knowledge of nature is seen in every
one of his works. from "Pickwick" to "Ed
win Brood."
Russia cumin“ of the manufacture of
war-Ten spoons. which are made to the
amount of summit!) annually Theyare
nearly all made of birth.
"or old Charge In Danger.
Tin-re Is a well to do young southern
man in thin city who lives in a handsome
residence not far from Central park.and
who has among other ruined mansions
a family of seven children.
lie hurl been "brought up” by an old ne-
gro ”mummy" somewhere near Alonso
driu. \‘i. out] when his wife suggested
thnr another nurse be uncured for the chii
tll’I'Il his Thoughts reverted to Aunt Marin.
He decided to bring the old negrens here,
rind in u few weeks she was comfortably
Tllnhkllfil in the nursery. much to the own
oi the northern born young nouthrone.who
were nol familiar with the institutions of
a bygone agc.aurl who did not quite on
demand Aunt Maria's authority.
The young mu has a telephone in his
house. and an the old negrens had never
heard of that invention she looked upon it
at first with wonder and then with simple
chin The jlngling bell. receiver and other
urwwrry ndjuucts were more than Aunt
Maria's Inlml could "raster. She would
never go near “dot debbil's t'lng nohow."
l-‘imtlly one day S. rang up from his of
fire. mu! after a brief conversation rogue»
ml hi. “lit: to send the ohl woman re the
lvit'p‘rwlu‘, A great deal of ycr. Will
required in) make her consent. but she won
llnuliy induced to place the receiver at her
t‘ill‘ marl Halt-ll.
“Isrhnt you. Aunt Mariel“ lnquiml S
over the wire.
An expression of astonishment spread
art-r the old woman's countenance. quickly
followed by one of awe and nuotherof {car
For several minutes she stood bewildered.
and then she shouted:
"lrlrl"d a meme. Marn’ Randolp’l
iiow you done git down in darl”
Then she decided that he could not but
be in danger. “(Ionic out'en iti" shecried.
“Youm up to some more dem pranks like
when you was a chile Come ont'en it!
You'll git hurt. l'se oomlrr’ den srter
you.“ and with that she started toward the
ntrwt door.
Mrs 3. had hard work to keep Aunt
Marin at home until “Marn’ Rundolp' " nr
rived. She refused to have matters ex
pluiued. but abjured him by everything
not “to go down in dsr again."
She has never gone nesrtheielephonn
slum—New York llernld.
A “tiny Invalid.
lt Appears that it is customary in Gian
gow to send carriages to George square. in
the couture! the city. for the convenience
of business men attending funerals. (in
mm occasion the undertaker. on getting
into the last currluge. found it already or
copied by u mun in black. whom he recog-
nized so having been prenent at neural
recent funeral;
lieslrous of knowing the klentlty oi the
gentleman whose circle appeared to be so
lrsqucntly visited by the Destroying Angel.
he staid in an ed handed manner:
"i suppose. non. yo wad hen the counsel”
slxo. I
"A frlen' o' the wife's. maybe!"
‘No."
“Goad to the firm klrh. likely!"
"so."
“A busine- frleo'. theni"
A very extensive domestic Industry In F
W wiihlgpeeinl madman M5 . at»
’ W611 durable W81 that you Wlnlihve'no mm
in gettim‘ two'seasonsoutot them meet one. a
Asemsttor oi facttlieyereatrlumphot theoloth-
ier‘o art We have never neon anything equal to
than, either in design, style, or finish. its to the
question of price, there its. surprise ineiore for you.
The fabrics are light but. light as they are, the
prions are more fentherweights in comparison
mom murmur. ruthenium.“
SOOTII mum rum
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"Economy anti million!
TYNE
Gasoline Stoves
Ami avoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the very best make
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store with half the trouble and expense. Fill)
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turn be lined in rill nations in t to autumn.
Jury businr‘fie brnnr taught Heir-mum}: The
roller.» is "rlrst i'lzki‘r" in mnipuwut. rural rwry
rlrpurlrnrm in charge of (mun-trill instruc—
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ELIXIR OF RED BARK.
fiMu rum-m.- ln lune horn in arm»! unp‘rrrmlzir
rum!) this year. The flll'l’r‘lll' \LlYld'lI-ll‘ of
\Vraillxlfl‘ from brilliant luruirrhl‘l‘ from ha: in
(hilly. hurl from dry ill“! in lmm‘ulrt, ~» or»: llul
rumluu-lw m lmilzb. rlgtllmlatiun and run».
Im- in llm—crhunm-s nl....l.!lr~~ rilllgy‘v‘: ill? a».
run in lhlllht‘lt.‘ of illitiarlnlta Illaf‘stfil‘. ullir'b. if
not all one o t‘ltr’l'lurrl. nil: it bring.- nrr thrnuuh-
our lhv- anmrrn: r. Thi~ rlnflll'un i.- n-m‘ aprrilili}
nmlwl. aim so muny lmtr' arnrwrml ch» unth—
eninginmwntanf ihr "rip. it in dimmlr in
my him 1b.,- pulilu- llt'lll?.lt ran be lwt .ruirr-l-
mi from Three rlimnliv «Tutu mylnil lxlu- low!
safeguard for uae- mine! (it'll) is fulllltl in
LOXA TONIC
Stillsun’s Elixir of Red Bark
It will shnrfiu-n lire appetite, nili di-
grstien. rurir hr- blow]. build up the
unit-In and make the weak
Superior duality.
Clean/mean.
and / 'zr‘r MINI" to
r “rm
minke
«'l . . u i. i. i s ‘vlnL‘i‘ till
.~l alum ’n‘n‘.
ME 99.5.8. 53. v—:. GYJACUSE. NJ
opt—“i ly
strong.
zit-[3 if
Fawcett’s
HEADQUARTERS FDIl
MllllNEIlT!
lie. I? Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. lorrrallr.
Juror rwrimmul elm-4n "it” ill—day m #0“
Without rNrw. all shop" and Phi-pr". n! thr-
rxirrrurly luw {win of 39m. furrnrr li‘lr't‘ 3i.
One lot of llnla 21h. 1m» \\'n~nrh- thaw-h.
Due lot of line "rent-ls l‘lr:rsr-rn30r..40e.. Mir.
. Don't forget the number.
T7 MAIN STREET,
Seal luJ. F. llmuert'n dry gmdn shire.
Mrs. W. Fawcell,
lo. I 7 linin Street. lonralk.
Spring Styles
HATS
is ALL IlRAllEN AND COLORS ill"
SfiflandSuOHals.SilkHats
CALIFO NIA FRUIT.
CHEWING GUM
n-nr park
of games? {writ writes
hm comm r-mnslt‘l‘olb'.
urn will br- unt FREE 5. k'nh'mw
MES & PRIHLEY 60.. Elkhari. M
u. all who sh
WADAMS
Mllfllllll
KILLER
r DIIITES All. DISEASES.
Tehran! [Milt-M «truly and esperirnem have
donmnulrninl flint Mir a i no llfrl arr
rim moi-gullib‘m'ry ‘rllim. “.is Wuutiogr‘f’llil
our y or at n it cause a
liwtierm Lifeor ‘flrmb'x’and perfect hrnlth
"mu lulmws. it linemen Ital unable-xi purl.
liensru is not ever lot out a
Wife Hat» and ('np-u. “rush "sin for him and
lily». Sntrin loll llnln' for film at
KNAPP’S,
!
Peat M03
STABLE BEDDING.
Mean. Economical. [lecithin], at
Illli THE can or STAIN.
HAZ EL'FE) N1
And
Cross
QOAL.
Hickory, Oak.- Pine anfieslnrl
11900:
Baled HayTlTTSlraw
Oflilll illO TEEO.
Baymondllrolhers
I
Creek
THE EAGLE
uaur nornsren meme.
SITE, POIOTlOl lllO FIST.
This whorl bit-l been thoroughly tested and
rulrrull ml to be 3 “write among wheclmen. ‘
a. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for Surwu
"flirt 2* Ray rrr-lml til-wt, r'I-l'nv‘f llm‘.
l’. I). Btu 3:0. South .\
THE
Woodward
AIIO ADJOITIIIIE GROUNDS
To let for Season or Term of
Tears
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward. Luwudcs and Lin-
coln avenues.
343». Terms to
Twenty-two lots
For further infannutiun apply to
TAYLOR &
OrChristlan Swartz. i
Carpet Cleaning.
Carpet Malling.
lk and vicinity.
wild:
insult. UL.
Homestead
Price $350 to
suit purchaser.
sold this your.
GOLDEN.
a
Oarpet Laying. ;
n and
ul tunlr. I ml our troll-moulds from
inbound-of «retrial rude who have Mn
iul rtlrn
wonilrr'
Wanna-rider. tohsre committed an
i
ilriii
i
“No."
without anyhintorlml research on thssnb
rel. mire Marianna horas her”
ngon est ”a r spurres sharps.
«Detroit has Penn.
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Blushing and Ironing Dill lists.
F. HAYES
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this explunntion:
"Ye me. It‘s thin way: i hasnn been
rnrra wool this while back. and the doctor
ulrieerl me too lah' e
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shift. my mt pertaining to "nets loin
prmnptly and at noun-able prices.
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