MIDUUEBTJRQ POST.
' " PRCSIDENT CASTRO RESIGNS
Vneruetan Congress Urge Him ta
RecontiJer Hi Decision.
Caracas, March 33. rresiJcnt Cas
tro lias ri'isuoJ. He placed his re
signation of the presidency cr the Uo- j
public of Venezuela In the hands of
the prosiilt nt of congress after read
ing the presidential message Saturday.
Senor Castro handed over the exercise
cf the presidential fucctkn to tho
president of congress.
I.ad r a nilit session of coLgress
was held and a resolution was adopt
ed, rtiiuestiu,; l'reiiat at C'astrj to ro
contidi r l.l.i r situation in view cf tho
critical cih. !;:. n of tlie republic, and
B vote of c"nf;ilt noe in his policy wai
p&Sai'd
unl'.nimously. A committee)
was appointed lo transmit this resolu
tion to tho president.
The delegation appointed by enn
" Kress railed at noon yesterday at the.
president's residence, Miraflores Pal
ace, and transmitted to President Cas
tro the resolution unanimously adopt
ed by congress, refusing to accept his
resignation, and requesting liim to re
consider his decision. President Cas
tro in reply refused to chango his
mind, but after Lclug urged by hW j
personal friends, he offered to present j
another message to congress, which
lie will meet on Thursday, to suggest
a solution to the- situation.
Ee?.rs Ate Men's Dinner.
Cut: Kill. X. V., March "4. A hunrry
Catskill n.o-.mtain hear and two lia'.f
f.rov. n t-iils yesterday ate up the din
ners of a score ol Philadelphia nieehan
ies. piinter.;. a i;ot layers, etc.. who
arrlvid at the Hotel Kaatcrskill on
fouth Mountain. The men had been
sent on by George J. Harding for the
annual spring repairs to his summer
homo. The bears made good their es
cape. I.nte yesterday afternoon a cook
seated on n wagon load of provisions
drove up to the hotal, and a theer wert
up from the hungry men.
DEMAND GOOD ROADS.
ORCHARD MANAGEMENT.
LittPHKUK UK CHINA.
He Hn Very Utile to Do tilth on.
durliiiK the Affairs of III Won-ili-rful
Country.
The emperor of China is Tunp-Cliih,
ri ipiinir under the i-tyle of Kuansu.
lie was born in 1 72.
Ho was chosen by the iui.( rial family
to Miccicil hi cniii-in, who died with-
THE EMPEROR OPCITTNA.
(From the Only Authentic Picture Ever
liruiiKht to Kurope.)
out r.aminjr a successor, in is;."., ;ind,
until his aunt, the i nipris (low-
iger, acted as ri-rcnt, as she had done
previously during' the long minority
of his predecessor, who was her son.
On Sept. 1'.is, in consequence of
the emperor's action in decreeing radi
cal reforms, he was sequestered, and
the empress dowager resumed the ac
tive direction of aflairs.
I'r.dcr her rule the plot was hatched
to rid the country of foreigners, and in
the MHiimer of lwt) the legations in
Pekin were attacked and the foreign
f f tth 'incuts iii Tientsin were bomliard
td for weeks.
The situation was relieved at its
most critical moment by the nrrivn of
j,n allied army dispatched by all, or
nearly all, the treaty powers. Tientsin
and Pekin were captured. The imperial
.'ourt fled and remained in voluntary
xilo until ( arly in 1002.
The empi ror and empress nre now in
Frldit. but tl.r linn s in Cliinn continue
to be more or less troublous for the
rulers of the grfat empire.
It UN I MI'S.
Merchant- H'd '.u find out what
that gentleman wanted?
New fieri;- No. but I found out v hat
lie didn't want
Merchant -What ? How dare you
Now ( b rU An.! 1 sold it lo him.
Catholic Standard and Tonics.
linnueil I uudlt Ions.
(Ircin -l understand you live in a
very quiet part if the town.
. I'.rown We did until recently.
J Green Then you have moved?
' Hrown No. Twins. Chicago Daily
IJCews.
It I'liillonslilp,
1 "She is a Daughter of the devolu
tion." "1'ou don't say? I could imagine
'her a Maiden Aunt of the Kevolu
,tion." Puck.
tople of Arksnu Favor Xatloaal
id Slate Alt! la Improilag
Tartr lllahwa)a.
Tlie State Good Uoads cc.nvention
fceiitly held at Little Uock, Arkansas,
vas otic of the most important ever
leld iu this country to consider any
lidustrial question. It was large in
lumbers, enthusiastic in interest
uid harmonious in action. Tie
gislature being in sissioii at the
apital, adjourned to meet iu the great
nail where the deli gates and itc-
:ators assembled to the number of
i.ouu. "J'lit- treat oiiestioiis under
iscusiou were t:ite aid ami national
lid to road buiidings. There was
almost a unanimous opinion in
favor of both propositions and on
the second day a resolution was passed
l a unanimous rising vote of the con
tention instructing the legislature to
pass a law at once le ing a tax of two
aiills on every dollar of taxable prop
erty in the state to raise a fund to be
used by the state to aid its different
tubdiv isions iu building roads. The
opinion also prevailed that the L'nited
Slates go e riiini nt should become one
(if the cooperating forces iu this great
work, and should pay some share of the
?ost required to improve certain lead
ing highways up to a high standard of
excellence. In this connection the
Prow alow bill now pending iu con
gress, which provides for a system of
cooperation between the l'nited States
and the di ITVrciit states, or subdivisions
thereof, in road building, was under
consideration. Among the argument
offered in fator of national aid arc the
follow ing:
The revenues of the l'nited States
government, aggregating nearly live
hundred millions of dollars per year,
are drawn as much from the agri
cultural areas as from all other sources
combined, yet at the same time w hen it
comes to the distribution of the fund
not more than IU per cent, of it is put
out iu the rural districts, whereas,
ninety per cent, is distributed in the
great eit ies for public buildings, battle
ships, munitions of war, harbor facili
ties, etc. This discrimination has re
sulted very largely from a lack of at
tention and consideration. It is be
lieved that congress would make
appropriations for improving roads as
well as rivers if urged to do so by the
people of the rural districts. This
instance w as cited as an illust ration of
the wisdom of such a change:
1 he liite river is now being im
proved by the I'liited States govern
ment at a cost of two million dollars
which will result iu a slight improve
ment in its navigation t ha t w ill bene lit
but a few carriers and a small number
of people, whereas a permanent and
well-improved highway built with that
largo amount of money, either along
the bank of that tame river, or in any
other portion of the state of Arkansas,
would contribute much more to cheap
ening nrnsportation, would serve
y ' -ie'i1' Ji.u f.vPuWoTt.'anS would
add very much more to the state's
wealth.
It was considered good policy by the
participants in the discussion that the
l'nited States should be called upon
to contribute a share in this necessary
improvement of highways. This idea
was indorsed in a resolution passed
by the coin entn. t Attrition was
called to the fact tt thef'overnment
has alrjndy appropriate ';a million
dollars 4t ucli a purpsd tt Porto
Kicoand aliotyicr million toiJtlul Philip,
pines, and thsclretary of vtar has
lately recomineticJLi to congrels, with
the approval of tljB.t preside in, tjiat
three millions of rioll&rJtshJuld' be
immediately appropriated for the use
of the Philippine government to be
mainly expended in building highways
and other public improvements on the
islands.
Auditors' Notice.
Ntre ! Iifre'f kIt n to nil imrllrs hiring I
,cr Ho. a.dl.HrT Are Allow, j u.a.iTu.i. T..wi.bl,.. .-.l.-r "... nly, Tei.n-
to Hub, Wormy Frail Y lit lie
Hard to I'laa.
HANDY DUMPING SLED.
lor All K I nil of Winter Work, the
let lee Here 1 1 1 no I mini Hub
No !uirrliir.
Manure may be easily and quiekiy
unloaded from a dump sled. An old
bob slid with an cxt ra high bolster and
tin elevated cross piece built up from
the race in front, works ail right. The
j Isually the Way,
v "Did they make much money at
he fancy fair?"'
"Yes, indeed, ami all because the
prices were so -jns'tiir." Philadelphia
.Bulletin.
buy
The Itral Thin it.
1 Mrs. New lywed -What can we
La by that will amuse him?
Mr. Newlywed-Oh. anything that
ill mean torture for the rest of us.
e Judge.
I'rrtty Xear True.
"It is when a young man is in love,"
remarked the Observer of Events and
Things, "that he hasn't a single idea
lu his head." Voulwci j Statesman.
dump sbi:i you avinteh womc.
box is fastened to tho high bolster by
means of eye bolts. It is fastened
down to the front support with a strong
hook.
Willi a little practice, manure may
be spread, with this r'g in winter, w ,t h
very little fork work, l'or spreading,
a block is fastened to the runners be
hind that stops the box at the proper
angle to let the manure slide down and
pay out slowly as the team moves
along.
The angle nftist be different according
to the kind of manure, the absorbent
used in the stable, ami the amount of
straw or other substance used for bed
ding. The driver can help or hinder it
with his fork as he drives along. L.
G. Spencer, in Farm and Home.
Farm, Orchard and Cnrilrn.
A good, thrifty, well-kept orchard
and small fruit garden on the faun
adds materially to its value in dollars
nd cents, as well as providing health
knd pleasure for all members of the
family. The profits are in many ways
far la excess of the cost of mainten
ance, and there is not one valid reason
why a single farmer should deprive
'himself of a good variety of the horns
frown fnrlt. Midland Farmer
ne subject of spraying, using moth
aps and any other means to produce
neuer fruit, is being discussed more
lad more every season. Having secured
leveral hundred trees which w ill soon
be bearing. 1 have been observing and
learning everything possible on tle
nibject, and have come to the follow,
ing conclusion: Spray ing intelligently
done is the best method to pursue iu
order to have fruit free from wormy
K-ub or rust and rot, but unUss It b
done rightly it s work and m-.nej
thrown iiwav. Aiuonu the fariieeto:
those who do not make fruit g.'oninf;
a specialty, the operation is generally
uselevs ow ing partly to poor machini
and cheap materials used and improper
time of aiiiilving them. The moth tra.i
ylvnuia m well ah all otli r persons lit b teres!
tnat tlie uiiCers jwe i w-tisuiily apiKtintfd Audi
tor to niaVe ilm hliuttoti of the funtls remain
ing in Hie hand-of (hi a1intittti.tur of wid
il- iilenl aii'i Dial he will tit 'or the pnro-e 01
ili-K-itarviiiMT Ihe duties of his npuiiitiiiont nt
il e o.l er of Jnines U. rouse, Eii., at MidIK
hurs;. In., n i-atuidnt, pril 4tli, I HOI. at 11
n lock A. M of s:i d ilny. when mid where nil
thoM.-liavinv clA ne at alo e-id must fir'si'nt
nml prove i he snntsor lie f"rcver di-Uirred from
eotniij in on sa il fund.
IIUS. P. I LltlCH. Auditor.
Jlareh Mil. l'.Hl.
Prayed MS
To Be Released .UlSaSOTereS(p
From Life.
Almost Insane From
Nervousness.
To
Nolice of Final Rule.
lute of Stoelton,
is worse than nothing, as it cauuie
more than 50 per cent, beneficial or I
I'bTias l. mt.wsKit,
ilVnnsylvnuin.
You are herny nolil!e I that a flnnl rule for
ilivori-e lint Ix-eu kooiici! : Katnt you nt tie
S'tiit of Viiyie A- st nwser your wife, whuh
I will hi' hemd in the ( onrt of ('oininrti I'lens of
j Snyder isiiinty, of (h'tolier Te- ni. IVOi, N'o. I', on
I Mo' thiy, tlie iirsi iln1 ol ,)uiie. llsa, on wnii'li
' dny, you iiiAynpiM-nr nml show eiiuie. if '
! yol have, n iiy silt h flivurio shutlUI ttid hi
iirantiilnnuitiHt you.
JAY (1. WKISKIt.
I Attorney for LiticJ int
I Miihlletiuruh I' , Vnrili L'nd, toil. It.
harmless insects and does not prevenl
scab and rot. I have visited several
orchards where these traps were uso.1
and invariably they havehad the worn
lot of apples that I ever saw. The fin
est fruit 1 have found was in orchards
where hogs run and cleaned up all
wormy apples and poultry was allowe.1
free range, due orchard which 1 pur
chased had chicken coops under nearly
eery apple treo.nnd out of twenty-five,
barrels of (irimes there were not over
three or four of wormy tipples, and the
same was true of other varieties; but
scab was very bad and had the treei
been sprayed for that trouble 1 believe
fully '.i.'. per cent, of the fruit wotilf
have been first class. In every in
stance, where many chickens were,
reared in the orchard the fruit wr.s
comparatively frue from worms, alio
where both hogs and poultry were al
lowed free range the fruit was ever,
better. This plan followed for a single
season w ill not give such results, but.
should be followed every year so thai
the crop of codling-moth will be less
ened each season.
This plan, then, should be adopted
by farmers and fruit growers, where
the orchard is not too large and could
be fenced and used exclusively as a.
poultry yard
I PMINISTKATOK'SNOTK K. Let
I tern of Administration in the ex
' inie ol Henry Hoyer. late of Jntkson twp
i snviler t'u., I'n . ilin'M,, having; l en irrittit
'il lii the iiiiiti'rslKiieri, nil persons kiiiiwiii"
themselves lintel ti d insitlil rslnle lire reipn sled
! lo make Immediate piiwnuit. whlletl.o-e hnvliii;
i I ,-ii,s will pr-si-!il t hem itulv nullieiilicaiet !
I lie llmlerstKlicil.
C. V, HoYICK, Adm nU'riitor
Hurl Irti. n, I'll.
Dr.
Miles Nervine My
Salvation.
Side Lights ,
Noah was leanii;., ,
the ark, smoking hu
tively and waiting f
jeering neighbor can .
"Well, Noah." fai,;
"have you gut all the !;.
'"r tkf
I''eeoJ
ite l
PMINISTHATOU'S NOTICE.
ite ol lienrirc Hi user,
Let
rs of Adiiiinistrutioii i n t li e
lull- (f ( It a p m a ti
rwp.,Miyiiori o, en., iiee a, uuvuiii neeu i;riinioi.
lo me uiiuersiitneit. all urson knowimc tliem
si'lvef llnlehleil to s.itil estate are reiliest-il t.
I 'nuke inimcdiiite piiyineiit, while thosi hnvinu
I i-'siius will present tlieui duly authentienled t
(hj umlersluQeil
XV. II. lPU SKH,
I lmpnuin, I'll., Feb. tt-lll U. Administrator,
A' DM IN1STUATOUS' NOTICK," Let
ters of Ailiuinistrnlion iu tlie estate ol
! .Inuies Troop, iste of 1'i rry township, iiiyiler
itounty, I'll., dei-ensed, hiivinir heeu tirnnleo
I to the uiKliTsiKiieil. All Mrsotis kiuiwinj; llieio.
' selves indebted to snid i-flljito are requested to
! imikt iinniedinte payment, while those hn.-ini;
I claims HKiiint the snid estate will piesent them
1 duly aullii-utieuted to the unilersiKued.
,II. 1 Mil. I 11.1(1.1, Ainniiiisirnior
Vnr. s, . 3. Aline, 1'a.
.ins ti. I 'rouse, Atty,
WANTED Several ierons of character and
(rood reputation in eneh state (one in this Co
required! to icprcsent mid advertise old estab
lished wealthy hus'ness house of solid (tnani'inl
stAndinir. Nilnry ('il weekly with expenses nif
dttionnl, nil pnyahle In c-arli earli XVednesdny
direct from heud otlices. Horse and carriage
furnished when neeessnry. I i-ferenees, Kn-
(illincas and ducks are telnse self-nddreased envelope t'oloninl Co.,
4 IS-mi
.v..o l,.t.,r ll,.. ..hl,.l.o. l 1 I'enruorn M v llieopi,
ing and will pay for their keep in this
way. Some crops, such as cowpeas,
soy beans or oats, may be planted for
Do you enjoy life, or do you sleep so poorly
that voa nre more tired when you get tip
than when you p;c ti bed ? Is your appetite
faibng. ate yu Kclting thin; does ymir head
aclie.back ache, eyes lire easily f These are
svmptoms of a nervous disorder, which
should be promptly treated or fainting spells,
mental and physical nervousness, morbid
fears and loss of control will lead lo insanity
or mental irresponsihilitr. Strengthen the
nerves with I. Miles' Nervine. It quickly
supplies nerve-force and vitality to the weak
ened system, bruising sleep, appetite and
health.
"I was almost insane with nervous trouV le.
Cnul l not eat or sle-n. Could see ro pleas
ure in life; indeed, l ie was a burden to roe,
and I even praved Gk1 t i release me from
it. Three doctors did all t'.iev could for me,
all to no purpose. I was in despair of ever
getting belter when I saw the advertisement
of I r. Nriles' Restorative Nervine. 1 got a
bottle, commenced taking it and wrote you lor
advice. 1 followed it carefully, taking your
Nervine, Kestorative Tonic, and Nerve and
Liver Tills. Those remedies were my sal
vation. It is some months since I stopped
taking the Tonic but I keep the Nervine in
the house all the time, as it is a friend that I
do not feel safe w thout If any sufferer
should doubt the truth oi this statement, let
them write to nie and I will do mv best to
drive all doubt from their mind." Mrs.
M.MU.I. Kepukn, La Jose, 1'a.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tle lr. M.les' Remedies. Send for free book
rn Netvous and Heart Diseases. Address
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lad.
A'rt I... i: l . ... ''-I
- -o, or iv pm-ii. - L. j
Iioyotl wish to engaj,.
nl lliunavl.l... :.
v .... .. . . ii, our.
HI" ren.Hiv
"Would you cull s;,
reiij?" queried the ;
j otmg nian.
1 suppose so, ' n-p
man, w ho was bust li:
dusk to siitport his f
"What is the penal:
"Why I Mole a kiss ,
wntenecd to ban! !:
1'hiladclphii! Kecord.
'' l XT
lib, fr. q
1 '' tircf..
I'O ( I KK A (OLD I X . I, U. T.
Take Laxative I5ronio-()iiiniiieTaiik'ts
the hogK and poultry and w it limit evil AH lirugRisU roftmd tlie money if it
effects upon the trees. In this way
the orchard will, be one of the most
pay in"; spots on the farm. K. It. Davis,
in l'rairie Farmer.
oils to cure. E. V. Grove's tdgiinture
all each box.
AS
. (IROUSf.
COVER FOR SAP PAIL.
The One
Very
Here Described. Allhonuli
Slmiile, Will lie Found
Vers- Kdectlre.
ATTORN KT AT LAW,
MlDSLKBCBe, PA.
All btilu:8 ciitrutte-J to hit care
o!ieceiv tiroiuot attention.
During rainy and stormy weather
in sugar reason there is always a great
deal of trouble from rain in the sap.
home farmer nave covers
"a
llLUDAn
A. . Pottiegef,
COVKK FOH SAP BITK ET.
vices which may be sutrfrested. Among
the many waxs siif.'"ested the follow
ing proves to be very profitable. Take
a piece of board or shingle about 14
inches long and one-fourth inch thick;
round one end out to lit the roundness
of the tree. This may be done with a
knife orsmall saw. Then fasten a good
stilt wire at the i nd rounded out for
the tree with small staples or cleats,
llend the wire so that it will hold tight
to the tree. This will afford adiciiate
shelter.-i:. A. Hunt, in Kpitomist.
i
r I
I
Metrical -( ,.,
"Ah!" he sighed e,-:;lt';(.j:
wt'irleil lior eiiiiii. .1.
" Plft
sensuous measure or t! .,. lva
"dancing is trulv the p,
"Yes." she nrnwero!, t.,.
mr iri.v puriieuiar n-iii
i,.. r. i
in-o i ne juti iioov l:t.vt0J
!... r, i , . . s
i. is icei. nroohiyn r.i.y'e.
Ilamnnlt)' I in(
"The worjd miht ln-
vvorse off than it is."
"In w hat way?"
it I.. . t .i
.1 USl I II 1 11 K III l I,,. 1 liCTFuJ
would be in the s f ,(,:
ii uoug nn in h v ere sou,; n-ttjc
ing holes through cni.'-KacJ
Journal.
"Silver Plate that Wears."
The trade mark
1847
Rogers
Bros."
Alt proteaatonal business Entrusted to mj care
tr'U receive (rcnipt and careful attention.
Good nesxlnnlnsr.
Husband We've got to economize
and lay something nside for a rainy
day.
Wife That reminds me, dear. I
need a new rainy day skirt. X. Y.
Journal.
Hnlslnu (.InseiiK for lliport.
(iinseng farming is to be tried in
Indiana by a company that has just
been incorporated. The promoters
think there is a great tield for busi
ness. The export is now more than
.jiio.oou pounds a year. The pinsing
brings over six dollars a pound, li
all goes to China, w here it is a specific
for all manner of ills. The report of
a l'nited States consul to that count ry
is to the effect that millions of
pounds more could be used if it could
be supplied. The Indiana company pro
poses to plant two acres, nml in a year
it hopes to have its first crop. A .Mis
souri man, it is said, made .fL'n.UOO on
his first crop of an acre and a half of
ground. As an evidence of the value
of the root now it is Faid that gin
seng seeds are retailing at five cents
apiece, while two or thrcc-year-ohl
plants come at a fancy figure. The ex
periment of the ginseng farmers xvill
be watched with much interest.
Truly AXonderful ton.
A little four-yen r-old was taken on
n visit to grandmamma in the country.
There, for the first time, he had a near
view of a cow. He w ould stund and look
on while the man milked, and ask all
manner of questions. In this way he
learned that the long, crooked branches
on the cow's head were called horns.
Now, the little fellow knew of only one
kind of horn, and a few days after ob
taining this information, hearing a
strange, bellowing noise in theyard, he
ran out to ascertain itscause. In a few
minutes he returned, with wonder and
delight depicted on his countenance,
exclaiming: "Ma-mni! mammal oh,
do come out here! The cow's blowing
her hoTM!
Italnea the Price.
"A reputation for honesty is a valu
able asset," said the statesman.
"Ye, indeed," replied Senator (ilu
cose. "No one would dare to offer a
man with such n reputation a small
bribe." Urooklvn Life.
Heard In the Stcrlllnrr.
First Microbe I'm glad they are
sterilizing this milk.
Second .Microbe So am 1. Now we
won't die of nuy ax f ul disease. X. '.
Times.
II la Word.
Ho Darling, d o you think vour
father will ever forgive me for elop
ing with you?
She He said he would. X. Y. Herald.
Music nt Home.
Clara Don't you love to hear nie
sing. Clarence?
( In rence Honestly, Clara. I'd rather
hear cook sing; for then I know she is
in good humor. Detroit Free 1'rc.ss.
tieneroslt y.
Father (visiting son nt college)
Pretty good cigars you smoke, my
boy; I can't afford cigars like these.
Son Fill your case, dad; f.ll your
case. Harvard Lampoon.
After the Ileeord.
"Kind lady, I ain't had u bite to cat
for t'ree weeks."
"Dear me! How interesting! now
long do you suppote you can keep it
up?" Chicago American.
Vnfortnnate Juxtaposition.
"What's the matter?" asked the
advertising solicitor.
"tterl" demanded the manufac
turer of the great hair restorer; "if
youod aiiyemrHyou'J know what's
the fustier, v In, that crisplay nd. of
mine jk'Jterdny saii that our won
derful Jillt medicine fiad been on the
market Trt2ears4in(l on the same
page your peVde published portraits
of four bn Id-headed men!" Chicago
Record-Herald.
Man! Hetftoreo o auienee.
Contact with poison ivy caused the
total blindness of Miss Fanny Knowles
of Harrison, N.J. After enduring her
severe affliction for ten yenrs, as
operation performed a fhort time ago
completely restored sight to her left
eye.
Oalona Prevent Malaria.
In damp or marshy districts it is said
that. .hs llini nf vsm ..1... 1
n ... , I, vuiiiiB in a pre
ventive of malarial complaint.
ou Spoons, Forks, etc., is a guar
antee of quality the world over.
The prefix 1847 insures the
genuine Rogers quality. For sale
by leading dealers everywhere.
Send for catalogue No. 19' i.to .
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benefits It Klvee are wonderful, lisa.
purchase books and period leal. tun
fnstrnmentf at special cut prion
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free of chsrtrs. It offers ceboliruai
blaeath prltea to members, u stth
rooms In msny cities for llmmbi
everr membei receives the efflem s
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monias meraoersnip. nouihircauaf
CMf offer by. You will get tour Bow
vane uanv times over. TullptrlMa
sell free of charm, bat if yon mrm,
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ADJUSAABLE top.
Is 14x18 inches ; large and btronj' cnuiglJ
vot.r Dictionary. niiiFt-ninvi Tlrv Himm
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IillU,K, Atlas, or anv lieavv volunip. at anvl
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fo as to always throw the Klrovged Uijld onto
You can thus avoid the drain on your eintm
wnen Holding a hook in vour hand or on a leva
It is made of Oak. and has on one cdiri' a
keep books from sliding oil.
REVOLVING case.
This Cane is 15x15x12 inches. The M
Oak or Ash. fini.-iied on Imtli side nml mi all
iiicliesof book snaee on four kiiIcx nr . f'..et in tJ
room enough lor reference books of daily use. Many Looks m
lie placed on tlie upper shelf. In all twenty to thirty volume!
size, can be put in it.
CASTINGS connecting the top and Case arc finished in black i
.mill (if Ml I ft! f it utrntiirrli tn 1... t 1 1 IV l'. S
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Pipe, Post and Legs, a t
J lie o legs are attached by round-headed screws to fc JtiH
Into this post is forced an iron nmo. wliiili rmw tlirnnVi the
and to which the castings at the top are attached. AroS 1 thl
As 8 Home, Office or Libra h y article we claim its eijual Ai
"ist. The acciimev nf t Si w tint, .nn.ni i, n ,,.. l l.,- i
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letters of the highest commendation from thousands of Mini-teflj
torucys, L'hyMcians, Government, State and County Oflicials,
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allttl Jill. 1111 'MS III I'll. I I If 11 'il I I II II I titttn n..l.I a a. 1. l iilTltfl
wv,a wujvuv naC Utl'II OU1U IU Ull I imv"
and orders now come for large lots from England and other
Mllil II.",
HOW FIMSHKD. Tt is liiinilmniii.lv finiulinil In A ntiotK:
and an ornament to any Otlice, Library or 1'arlor.
AS A GIFT. Xothinir ntndp
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or ns aWeddinir or liirtlidav Gift than this Stand.
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" in, xiiio uimiu is sell KIIOCKCU uown, m
heavy paper making a package of 20 lbs. By Freight it E
riiuim-LiaMj mm aiai.oui nan Mliat it would cost it scm
Plain diroclinns fiir iuitttn nnlin I. Ci..,l
Wliile the regular price of this Stand is $7.00, for a short tit
are allowed to sell them at the wholesale rate of Three PollarM
13., Chicago. Or we will send the Post one year prepaid aoi K
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The POST,
Middleburg,