AN EDITOR'S NERVE.
Underwent Critical Surgical Opera
tion Without Anesthetics.
He Didn't Ilnvr- liri Time or Mosey
to Spnre, lint lie Had Plaek
Enough lo Do a Doaem
FtShllUK Men.
Here is a story of a man's wonderful
nerve, told by Paul Y iicox, of tois city.
The surgeon was Mr. Wilcox's father,
then practicing lu Indianai
"One firming tliere walked into ihe
doctor's of.lce a man who, bj QUI ap
pearance, hail JtUM stepped from h rail
road train. His step Win firm, and at
first- blush he was In perfect btalta.
But one could not look m him n aertood
time' without perceiving that hew a-afflicted
by a large tumor 'on the side of
hit, Iieel?.
M'I wish you'll look at this tiling on
my Deck, doctor, and tell me what you
think of it,' said the man, without any
unnecessary parley inir. 'And I want
tou to take it of?, unless an operation
means certain death.'
"The doctor examined Ihe ttitnor, ex
plained that it- could be removed with
out great risk, aud suggested that the
visitor devote a week or so to prepara
tion for the operation by rest and prop
trdeiting.
"'Can't oiTord either the time or the
money to do that,' said the man, 'and I
don't need to, either. I have been get
ting ready for this operation a wbolt
month, and I'm in the pink of condition.
I couldn't be in better shape to be
operated on if I were to train a year.'
"The elector pressed the poij' a lit
tie, but, seeing the man's mind wn
made up, forbore to insist. 'Very well,
then,' he said. "We'll try to fix you up
to-morrow.'
" 'Dut I want it done to-day.' Baid the
other. 'You see, I'm an editor and pub
Usher, and the day after to-morrow is
'press day' for my weekly newspaper.'
" 'In that case,' said the doctor, 'we'll
have to attend to your ca-se this after
noon. In the meantime you'd better
take a room anil get a little sleep, for
you must be tired after your railroad
ride.'
" 'See here,' said the newspaperman:
'I've just got to start for home on the
two o'clock train. Why, my local page
is only half written. I must be in my
office this evening and at work. Can't
you carve me right here and now?' '
"'No, I can't,' said the doctor. 'My
assistants are both out and there's no
one to help administer anesthetic, or to
aid in the operation.'
" 'Blame the anesthetic,' rejoined the
other. 'I wouldn't take anythingto put
me to sleep if you had a dozen assist
ants. Your son here can hand the
knives to you, can't he, and hold some
thing to catch the blood in? You
needn't be afraid of me weakening. 1
am a soldier of the civil war, and I've
got my nerve along with me. Just let
me sit in one of these chairs here and
put her through as quick as you can.'
"'AH right,' said the doctor, grimly,
after a little hesitation. 'But you're
taking considerable risk.'
"While the man divested himself of a
part of his clothing tie surgeon got his
instruments ready and instructed his
young son in his duties as helper. Then
being skillful, and with as much nerve
ns the patient, in ten or fifteen minutes
the operation was over. It was. a really
serious one, and was accompanied by a
profuse flow of blood, but from the be
ginning to the end the patient never so
much as shivered. He was pretty pale,
though, and he said he was tired.
14 'I'll rest a little if you'll let me lie
down here, but I won't go to the hotel.
Fix me up the best way you can nnd
I'll be ail right in an hour.'
"lie was made comfortable on the
operating table, fell asleep almost im
mediately and awoke in about 40 min
utes with much of his original color,
"'Just time to eat somemlng and
eatch my truin,' he said, looking at his
watch. 'Bow much is your bill ?
"'My bill la paid,' said the doctor.
"Jfo man with ns much nerve as you can
pay me a cent."
"Hen the man went away. Three
lays later a copy of his weekly paper
"eached the aurgeon by mall. It con
tained an account of the operation and
so much praise of the doctor's skill that
it made him blush." N. Y. Press.
To Preserve Good Crockery.
Good china that has gilding upon it
should not be rubbed, as it is liable to
remove the tracery. It only requires
to be rinsed in warm water, then In
cold; It should be left to drain dry.
Very occasionally rub thi si china gently
with a little finely powderrd whitiag
and a soft wnsh-leuther. Good dessert
slates, tea plates and saucers should
be pnt away in the china cupboard,
protected by circles of paper placed
between each. This preserves the glaze
or painting from scratches. It should
be noted that the china cupboard is
thoroughly dry. as dampness soon tar
nishes the gilding on tine china or
crockery. Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
Steameal Clams Scr.rrt In Shells.
Wash the clams thoroughly; arrange
neatly In a steamer, which stand over a
kettle of boiling water, nnd boil rapidly
(or 20 or 30 minutes. Lift the clams,
saving tho liquor that has filled tho
iihells, and strain into small cups, add
v bit of butter and a dusting of pepper.
When about to aervo to your guests
stand each of the cups In the center of
a largo soup dish and arrange the clams
around. With an oyster fork tho clams
nay then be, removed from the shells,
dipped into the liquor and eaten. Serve
very hot. Ladies' Home Journal.
In That Case.
"Would you say 'hones politics is,' or
'arrB
" la,' of coom. Honest politics laal
waya eingn?ar." Indianapolis Joumol.
THE BANANA PLANTER.
la Honduras II la Crcatare Whoa
Palloaoahle Cnlia la .Never
Disturbed.
"The small banana planter of Hon
duras is the happiest creature on
earth." "aid a local shipper, reports the
New Orlmns Times-Democrat, "und
nothing eer removes him from his
philosophic calm. Ti e frightful hur
ricane which raged along the Ilonclu
rlan coast on the 1st of the month ab
solutely destroyed scores of planta
tions. Thi trees were plucked out of
the earth like blades of grass, the
fragile buildings were blown Into kind
ling wood, and nothing whatever left
to tell the tale. Happening anywhere
else, such u disaster would have l-ien
a tragedy of the first order, and meant
incalculable suffering, but nature Is
very kind to her Children on the banana
coast. All that Is necessnry to rehabili
tate the ravaged plantations Is to stick
a few clipping-'' in the ground and wait
for them to take root and bcur. The
work la usually divided between the
plunter anil his wife tie sets out the
clipping and he does the Whiting.
Some lime during the year. If he is not
too tired, he may rebuild his residence.
This Is done by tying a native rope
around four suitable trees and laying
cane stalks crosswuys over the top.
Other cane stalks are now nnd then
used for sides, but they are really un
necesaary. as the Honduranian coneep
tion of privacy 1b very vague, and there
Is never anything to steal. So, as a
matter of fact, the hurricane was much
less calamitous than it appeared to
those who ure unfamiliar with native
conditions. The principal loss which It
entailed was in damage to the present
banana crop, und the fruit grows with
such rapidity that three months ought
to completely repair It. Meantime, the
planter does quantities of resting and
is happy."
TEE ENTRY INTO PONCE.
r.nllii lanlie Hcceptlon of Gen. Milea
and Ills Troops by the
Natlvea.
Late in the day Gen. Miles und Gen.
Wilson, In full dress uniform and beau
I tiful white gloves, received the homage
of Ponoe from the balcony of the
alcaide's palaoa, writes Richard Hard
ing Davis, in Scribner's. They made a
very fine appearance, but us no men go
! unshaven in l'orto Bioo except priests,
I the populace were greatly disturbed to
' And that It was Gen. Miles and not Gen.
I Wilson who was the commanding of
I fleer of our onny. "He should have
been an archbishop," they sulci, but
later he convinced them that the mus
tache does not make the soldier. Noth
ing could have been more enthusiastio
or more successful that their open air
reception. Tho lire companies paraded
in their honor, nnd ran over three of
their own men, which gave the local
Kcd Cross people a grand chance to ap
pear on the scene, each man wearing
four red crosses, to carry uwny the
wounded. This created some confusion,
as the firemen preferred to walk, but
the lied Cross people were adamant and
bore them off on stretchers, whether
they would or no. The only thing want
ing to complete the picture was an
American flag. It 'Vs only a detail, but
the populace seemed to miss It. It was
about the only article with which the
expedition was not supplied. Frantic
cabling to Washington repaired tho
loss, nnd within a week flngs were sent
nil over the Islnnd and raised upon the
roofs of many a city hr.ll. Ponce Itself
held, more foreign flags than we had
ever seen. Judging from their number
one would hare thought that the popu
lation was composed entirely of Eng
lish, Germans, French and Swiss, and
members of the Bed Cross society.
TRANSLATION TOO LITERAL.
A Uermnn Student' Lnuuhahle Triina
latlon of n lllble Uuotu
tlon. A Chicago man w ho has just returned
from a trip abroad that combined sev
eral months of professional study with
a number of weeks of sightseeing tells
a funny story of a German medical
student who was Inordinately proud
of his knowledge of the English lan
guage. It occurred during a recitation
I hour in a well-known college In Uerlm
; and the lesson had just been Inter
' rupfed by the arrival of several promi
nent Germans accompanying a dis
tinguished American traveler. The pro
fessor in charge of the recitation saw
his opportunity to please the noted
visitor und Immediately proposed to his
linguistic pupil to translate a verse of
the German Bible Into English. The
i guest expressed his anticipatory pleas
ure, the Bible was opened, a verso
I chosen at random and tho proud stu
dent stood up and assumed nn im
portant air.
The lines selected were from the
story of the npostels' sleep In the Gar
den of Gethsemane, "The spirit Indeed
is willing, but the flesh Is weak," which
the medical student treated in the free
nnd easy manner of 'The ghost indeed
is ready, but the meat is poor."
An Ex-Irealdrnt of the Trnnavnnl.
Ex-I'residcnt Pretorius, In the Trans
vaal, has retired to a humble vocation.
At a recent meeting of the town board
In Pretoria a letter was read from him
requesting the board tocngnge a Scotch
cart and a pair of mules belonging to
him for carrying gravel. 'He was be
coming old, and would be glad If the
board would assist him to earn money."
It was decided to inform Mr. Pretorius
that when there was a vacancy his ap
plication would be considered.
F.nrth'a Ilotteat Heajlon.
The hottest region on the earth is on
ihe southwestern const of Persia, w here
Persia borders the gulf of the same
name. For 40 consecutive days in July
nnd August the thermometer has not
fallen lower than 100 degrees, night or
3ny, and often mounted as high as 128
degrees.
Rjre t Iiajala e.
The doctor Burrirc la and relied the
druggist to one side,
"I've just been called tj attend the
Troesus baby." he su.d, "and I've giveu
u prescription that cavils for nothing
hut paregoric When they send ll over
here you trust tell them it will take at
least an hour to pot it apatd the cost
iill be $:!.. That's the onlj way to
make theml think I'm nn good, the
medicine's any good nnd j OUrf any
good, Bttd I want to Keep their busi
neK," Chicago IVst.
An Ittforaatcs),
"Such are the delusions to w hich the
human senses and understanding are.
susceptible1 remarked the man who
doesn't care whether you comprehend
him or not-, "that. I. gically speaking, it
Is absolutely Impossible- to be absolute
ly sure of anything."
"Pear me!" exclaimed M'ss Caw nne.
"I didn't know you were -. e."
"What?"
"A weather prophi I." Washington
Star.
Ilumnn mil re.
When, ixior unit low, In- hcR for food
They mini, the sncerlni; multitude:
When, rich and Krcat. he n- edl no tilte.
They Rive him dinners evuiy night,
u a. W, Bulletin,
IiEAL SENSIBLE WISH.
"I noticed.. Mr. Starboard, that you got
the wishbone at dinner to-dny. What
did you wish?"
"I wished, madam, that there was
more meat on it." N. Y. Herald.
Okotee of Men.
One saM her lever must be braVSJ
One said lier lover must be '.ull;
A third would have man for her slave;
The fourth would like him rich that's ull.
Chicago Record.
Artful llonmlerl
Brown I say, Old man, why don't you
pay Blogg what you we him? 1
know for a fact that he.'is hard up just
nonv.
Shuffle Ah! yea, but er er he
might feel hurt, if he knew 'that I
thought he was sufficiently pressed for
money to actually require inch a, small
um. Better not, I think; better not.
Ally Slopcr.
Keeping It I'l to tho Lut
Dix I nnderatand Windig, the at
tornej', is seriously ill.
lllx Yes; I met his physician this
morning, and he says he is lying at
death's door.
Dix That's just like a lawyer. Chi
cago Daily News.
One of I'heiu.
There goes one of the hardest
worked men In this town."
"How can that be possible? He's
rich, isn't he?"
"Yes, he hn.s three married daughters
who work him for the support of 1heir
husbands right along." Chicago Daily
Nws.
Jlver llnatr.
"I am glad to sny," n marked Mr.
Meoktim. "that I never apoke a hasity
wxinl to you.'
"No, Leonldaa," answered his wife,
rather gently, "I am willing to giveyew
eredit for not hurrying a.lKut ojiy
thing." Washington Star.
Tli at Warn the Ilraaoa.
Hoy Mr. B mi then wants to know if
you'll lend him an umbrella. He says
you know him.
. "You may say that I do know him.
Xo Will probably undertand why you
didn't bring the umbrella. "--Stray
Stories.
Ilrn-riltr-
Lovlng Mother I can't understand
what makes our boy Kobert so fond of
pedestrianisiu.
Fond Father He gets that from me.
Didn't I walk the floor with him for
weeks when ho was a baby ? Hlustrated
American.
Ills SDKB-eatlon.
He i wish our minister would prno
fclce some sort of self-mortilication dur
ing Lent,
She What would you suggest?
lie Well, he might mako his ser
anons half an hour shorter than usual.
X. Y. Journal.
a victim of oaealeaee.
Ileacl of the Establishment David,
you are a fool!
David Well, sir, 1 can't help it.
When you engaged me you told me to
imitate you, and I've done the best I
could. Tit-Hits.
la I'laiu Nlsht.
Mrs. Myles That woman's husband
always looks to mo as if he was hiding
eomething from his wife.
Mrs. Styles Well, it certainly can't
be his feetl Ybnkers Statesman.
t .unll) Ilt-ata with (be Otvt,
"You say the question is not w hether
he will marry her?"
"Not If you wish to be technically cor
rect. The question is whether she will
let him escape." Chicago Post.
Heller Still.
Jack Did you tell her that she was
the hansomest woman in the ball
room? Tom No. I said she was the best
dressed. Syracuse Herald.
A Poor Man.
Lawyer You say deceased waa a
poor man?
Witness 'Yes, sir; very poor.
lawyer Had you ever baa II inside of
his house?
Witness No, sir: but I knew that be
kept seven dogs. llai lem Life.
Ta Pa rnfcT -ilmr'n l.aiiy.
"It's funny l oan't teual .ou with
baby foru short ball hour without your
doing tomtttiing ridieuloua. What on
tit diil you car: J him u; iu the attl
for?"
'Must for a high bawl, my love."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
i i . aatlosuk
"It must be haid for pr.bllo men
, whose turn has oome t. e, lain how
they came to get defeated. "
"Yes," answered Suintor orghutu,
pensively; "but not- as hurd as it is fur
seine of 'em to explain bow they come
to get elected." Washlngto&Star.
Ilia AdvHiimur.
"I hava never acted contrary to the
dictates of my conscience," said the
rich man, proudly,
"But some of us," replied the pool
man. regretfully, "are Dot blessed with
such eusy-going consciences." Chi
cago Post.
Burr.
"Are you sure you love Iter?" asked
his clime friend.
"Absolutely," oncwerod the young
man, "I've been her partner at whist
when she forgot what trumps were, and
didn't lose my temper." Washington
Suit.
CIumb In It ll e lorlo.
"J: mee, in what way can you justify
the use of the expression, 'au iteh for
notoriety ?' "
"Well, when u man get an Itch for
notoriety be begins to scratch around
for it."- Chicago Tribune.
Ilia I'ellle It -.- ,1 I HIS.
Maud Edith The count did not make
any attempts to find out- the amount of
your wealth, did he?
Ethel Alloc He wtid nothing tome,
of course. He is too well bred to talk
shop. Indianapolis Journal.
sun in PoaMMtaalon,
"Why do you think they are on their
wedding Journey?"
"Didn't you notice that he had the
pocketbook when they bought, those
oranges from the train boy ?" Chicago
Daily News.
Only Three.
Friend The gossips luive formulated
a regular indictment ogainrt your char
acter. They say you were a terrible
flirt while abroad. Do you plead guilty?
American i r l Y-o-n; to three
couurts. N. Y. Weekly.
BARRELS OF SAMPLES.
Over Two Hundred Thousand Tr al Bot
tles Sent Free by Mail.
By apeoial arrangoiuent with the
maiiufaotorers of that justly fnuioiM
K'.itM'v nedlome, Dr. David KeDtie
ilyV Pavorite Reun dy, the reiuiera of
tiie l' t are enablra to obtain n trial
I bottle mill pamphlet of valuable med
i ical advice abaolutely free, by send
ling their lull name and address to
I the DR. DAVID KKNNKDV OOHFO.
RATION, Roodout, N. Y., aud uien
' tioti tins paper,
f c ourse this luvolves enoruiOUS
elpeoae to the luanufaoturer.butttiev
have received ao luauy grateful let"
i ters from those who have been bene
I fitted and cured of the various ilia
ensea of the Kiduey, Liver Bladder
ami Diooa, itiieatnattein, uyapepsia
and t limine UonatlpatloO, unci nil
weaknesses peculiar to women, tll'it
they willingly setnl triul bottles to all
suffererr.
I'pon Investigation it was found
that 91 per cent, of those who lind
used the trial bottle bad received
I such benefit from it that they tmr
clintu'd large slsed liotlles of their
druggists.
It mutters not how nek you are or
how many pit vsicuiiis have failed to
help you. send for n trial bottle of
this creat medicine-, it costs von hr.t
a postal card, and benefit ami cure
will most certainly be the result.
Put aome urine in a StlaSS tumbler
ami let it stand 24 hours; if it has a
sediment or if it is imle or discolored.
milky or cloudy, stringy or ropy.yonr
Kidneys or Mladcler are in a bad con
dltton. Dr. David Kennedy's Favor
ite Hemedy speedily cures such dan
gerous symptoms tlx pain in the back,
inability to hold urine, a burning
scalding pain iu passing it, frequent
desire to urinate, especially at night,
the staining of linen by your mine
aud nil the Unplsaaoot ami dimgerous
effects ou the system produced by the
use of whiskey, wine or beer, Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is
sold at all (bug stores at $1.00 foru
large bottle ; six bottles for iM.OO.
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in Pedagogy, Book-keeping. Stenog
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the Kstnte of
I In the ornlmn's Court
Nullum Arlioiriist, devil. t
oi Snyder Co., I'a.
Not lee Is hereby irlM-n that the iimlersliriied
Velltur appointed ley -mil Court to make dlstrl
button ottlic balance appearing In the account
led. ii) and saioriK the parties legally entitled.
ill sit for that purpose ut the Washington II"
tel at Mldtlleburtr. Pa., on Tuesday, April IS.
-1 . ut 11 o'clock A. M.. where nil parties In In-
- -ire reiniesied to or-s.".t I le -lr claims !
iilly authenticated and In reusouuuee ItU the
Kul. s et Court, or be foreier ueliarred from par
ilclnuiuE lu said funt.
W. E. 1IOI SKWOKTH.
March . 1W9, Auditor.
51 15311
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Telr -
PI
a J a t
cf the comfort ind security afforded io them by Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for Pa.le People He&d&che. and
ba'-kd.crtcs that come expectedly or unexpectedly
are charmed away and the rich, red blood ihows
itself in the pink cheeks aiv.1 bright eyes op
those who use these pills. They arc not a pur
gative; they give strength Jrtccd op tikin it
away. Wise molhers civc them to (ir owing girls'.
Ilrs. Amanlr rtolilnon, n"iir RowSsTtlle, Clay ronrty, nd.. tayS!
"I was mtUeivii with troubles Incident n ni) sex p.mI in very
delli'iitu health. Lost appsUte llesb, nud an grout ly depreed, After
tiktn;( various remedtos wltliout hoaeflt, 1 a. Induced to try Dr,
willuni' l 'in k Pllli ler l'.iiu People, Iu the summer of 1 pro
eared ue boxes and beaan taklna the pills ss directed. Rehire eon
siiiiiiK the second box I could very perceptibly h-il their beueflclaj
eiloetN. Appetite returned, complexion improved, aud I bsdrenewad
strength. After tiiKinu' the Hvo boxes 1 Colt better In every wayj (
wua utlo to Uo my umiul dully work and I Utopped taking tl"' pills."
yrorn tfir J Knutrrttt, llrt;il, hui.
Look for the full name cn the pack.igo. At druggist! or direct (mm the
Dr. Willisms Mcdiciut Co., Schenectady, N,Y. 50c. ptr bcx. b roxti $2.50.
Liberal Adjustments
eiurxvmaia: .v UMiisnw
REMErVlBER
H. HARVEY 5CH0CH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
MMHCtIIOTKI, FA
Only tin' Oldttrit, Ptroiiyubl Cash ConiimtiicH,
Fire, L Aocideni wiitl Tornado,
KossescmicDt!!; Hx?i niinmNot
The Ai'tiiii Fnundml A. D., 1R10 Ansel 11,055,513.88
" Home " 1 " i " ,S5:i.)2S.;"i i
" American " " isi'i 2,409,584.53
The Standard Accidenf fusurance Co.
The New York Life Insiiraiiyj Co.
Tlie Fideliuj Mutual Mfe Assoehtion.
Your Patronase Solicited
ORDINANCE NO. HA.
an oitm v4 r. oratiting permission to
the BprtDS Telephone OOBipail.T t" erei i anil
nalDtata Its Telephone Line in the lloroiign ot
Mlddlehiirg, Snyder County, ivi.iisj u inln.
s.eiK.n i. BeltordalneilbytbeTowDcoim
eii ol the Boroush of Utddleburtr, In Town c iun
ell assembled, snd It Is hereby enucied unci or.
datnedb) auihorltj of thesutno, thni K'rn - on
he aad toe same is hereby granted t" ihuSprtiiK
Telephone Company to erect poles ann run wires
oBtaeiao trer or under any cl ihe Alleys or
Lanes of this Borough, for the purpose ot tru
acting a general Telephone buslncs, imt the
same tron time to time .iiit. renew and repair,
Section -i. Poles car not be placnl upon snj
ot the street ol the said Boroneb, except it here
there are no Alleys to approach lb T iwn, or
w hen impossible to cross the Town by Alley or
Lane,
Section 3. Said poles shall be straight and
barked, and shall be painted at least fifteen icet
rromtbo ground up, t u not less t ban t wocoais
ol paint, sucb as the Street committee ol saiii
iiorough may direct. The location ol 1 1 - - line end
poles shall be under the BUpcrvtslon ol the said
Street Committee, and should it become n
sarjr at any time In the Judgment ol soM Com
mutes to change be location ol anj oi tbe poles
the said spring Telephone Company simii imme
dlatelv upon iiotli'e from said Committee makt
the desired cnange or changes si the cosi and
expense ol Ihnainltl Spring Telephone ompaay.
section i. The said Telephone Company,
before entering Upon any ot the Sine's, Alleys
r Lanes ol sain iioroug:., lor me purpo-ie ot
const rni'tlng or erecting poles to nald Telepboni
I. Inc. shall enter Into Imnd lu the sum of line
Tbodsaad (fl,009J Dollars to the said Iiorough,
to b? approved by tbe Town council, condition-
t d tor tni'iiayinent or an Damages occasionea ny
the construction of said Telephone Line, and
also conditioned that tbe streets, allejs ami
lanes be lort Inns giul condition as they wen
before entering upon the same for the purpose
of couslructltiif s;ild 1 vlepiiuue Line.
Seel Ion 5. Members of Council shall have
the free use ot said Teh ption Line, fur sending
and receiving mcfsages over the same for ail
municipal purposes, as long as said line shall be
mutual neci,
Neeilnii . The provisions of this ordinal)!
shall be formally accepted by said Company, and
In default of such acceptance the same shall be
null and void.
Seel Ion 7. If the said Telephone Line Is not
In full operation within one year from date or
tnc passage oi uus ormutiuec, tne same -snail oe
BQlfand void.
Passed at a Special mectlngof the Town Coun
ell March l.ttii. LSW,
0 sTKTI.KH, D, T, RHOA1M,
Hocretao'. President.
MaiehMtb, 1M9, tbeabovo ordlndnce hailnj:
been passed by Tow n I'ouin-il and the same hav
ing been duly presented lo me for my approval
or disapproval, I hereto approve the sum,.,
J. K. HK1TZ,
Chief iiurgctvs
Et T .ICE Ai,r
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"BUT
. WANTED !
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A iteiiai'io mau iur ninntii;er v
Branch Offico which I wish to open
in this vicinity, If your record is O.
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I mention the Post when writinir.
A. T. MOUKIS. Cincinnati, O.
Illustrateil catalogue 4 eta. postage.
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M L. MILLSR.
Prop'r
I ke-' constantly on utmlau'l man
af act ure to order all kinds t
Marble and G 'ani e
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Old Szones Cleaned and Repaired
LOW PBCE ! LOW PRICES
have one of tbe best .Marble Cut
ters in the State all. I consequent ly
turn out KOOd work.
HafCotne and see my work oV prices.
Thankful for past favors I most re
spectfully ask a eontinuanee of Mime,
M, L. MILLER
MEDICAL WORK
FOR MEN, FRi
SEND NO MONEY. My new n"ti. MlMti
WtTal tiMttltg on Hvry w-,iknr itlij dlAMM
t 'i Lir to ronn ii jiirtt f nitii t tin prtttX V.tftj un. i.
bo aatlaif tttWt uit ottt pat ion ot poatltlw In ll ,
i.i i : ii w.m ..ii ik" ) ' I'l.- k"i i ;i''-.
It .siol 1 1 .ii intfrt totlw iiinrrtfti or uumnr. U .1
0 lift '.''. kM to til W0iik i
I rkiii-liiu. v biMtw4lUoa UmM 1 will RfMtd
i i cuioly i -. 1 1 1 a it plain wrapar, r
if prepaid, Ul tffjfl lu-io VM eTCiteM lor It. 1 ut
i.i:ou If iltuttrd Hint IhOM iifirm( . f 'l J BIWl
proniftly. Add I'M B. M. Ho, M. 0U r-0-
lia.ilno ta?afimii C. 17. Ulstfk Sit., h. tcr.
MmUIos, CUicutfo. liU-joii.
bring dtff into tnc it: it ftpingitt
hole frit from chips (J: I , tfti Wit).
. BrirXtncci etui kvutv irc
tut, J in t :.
light a sflendi.l, dtar, ttwrtc. ittti
light, aailDll'm thrcuch ten Utfi hew..
Its light fali.th not, tt thi "timfh n
overhead or unacr tire.
'Tit alike ioihu- put r-r-.v.
it at all-aicw:..' 1 1 ... ST year: tf
Lamp tu:W:ng co.it ($m
Sen J ut SS. 50 tttd . :i :. . U r.v . : . U
by mail, pr, p.::.:'.
A circular for tit '.. . , curse.
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