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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-18
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Railroad Freight Transportation Of
Stock.

The Cleveland Herald of the 18th inst,
says:
With regard to the advanced rates of
stock freight included in the new tariff
to 60 into effect December LIST, We learn
from the railroad authorities at this point
that no change from the usual winter
rates is contemplated, except between
Chicago and the East. Owing to the
fierce rivalry between the North and
South Shore routes, the rates had become
ruinously low, and the Chicago conven-
ton simply raised them to what was cor.
sidered a fair living price. The stock
rates now in force on the Cleveland
roads are the same as have been charg-
ed for the last two winters, aud will not
be increased. In order 10 accommodate
the drovers, these rates have this vear
not been changed until two weeks later
than usual.
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when handed i'm.
ONLY SI,25 4 YEAR IN CLUBS OF
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Take it fer your Wife, DGEgkta, Sister, or Friend.
ARTHUR'S
LADY'S HOME MAGAZINE, 1858,
VOL. III. and XII.
4 Steel Plate and Colcred Steel Fashion
Plate in every Number.
improvements and Increased Attractions.

The largely increased subscription OF the Hoxr
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character.
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New York Business Matters.
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The Townships of Brookfield and Fowle
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Rose and Bears Oil, all prices and
qualities. from SLIGO per bottle dswn 80 81 cent?.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04
How the Yankee Farmer did q Bog
ton Trader.

A countryman (farmer) went into y store
in Boston the other day, and told the keeper
q neighbor of his had entrusted him with
soms money to expend to the best advan-
tage, and he meant to do it where he would
be best treated. He had been used very we'll
in Boston by the traders, and he would not
part with his neighbors money until he found
man who would treat him about right
With the utmost suavity the trader says, L
think can treat you to your liking, how do
you want to be treated well, says the
farmer, with leer in his eye. In the first
place want glass of today which was
forthcoming. Now will have nice cigar
says the countryman. It was promptly hand
ed him, leisurely lighted, and then throwing
himself back, with his feet 40 high az his
head, he commenced putting away like
Dutchman. Now what do you want to
purchase. says the storekeeper. MY neigh
Dor hnaded me too cents when, / left home
to buy him . plug of tobacco, have you got
the article The store-keeper sloped In
stantes, and the next thing that was heard of
him was that his sides were aching and his
face on Ere with laughter, % he was relating
the sell to his friends down town F&s
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An Alarming Sight.

A Scotch farmer from the neighborhood
Of Galston, took his wife to see the wonders
Of The microscope, which happened to be ex.
+hibiting in Kilmarnock. The various curl.
osities seemed to please the good woman We.
~ wen till the animalculae protested to be
contained in drop Of water came to be
shown of: those seemed to poor Janet not
50 very pleasant sight as the others she
sat patiently, however, till the water tigers
magni6ed to the size Of twelve feet appeared
ON the sheet, fighting with their usual feroc-
ity. Janet now arose in great trepidation,
and cried to her husband, for gudesake,
come ava, John." sit still, woman, said
John, and see the show "See the show :
guide keep US ., man, what wad come o
us !fthe o.fa1-liks brusss 'oud break out
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y TIE DOUBLE LITTLE GIA17.
or, TWO Mills IN OEET
Ro1emle0 May, 65A-D0ps OveA r. -.
THB LITTLE GIANT CORN AND f1n. J

- mo WMpse eno p0rt1Aoe moch1nas 1esru1 -
Cc9ee Mil prucip'e, entirely Of cast iron fcg ~,
pssntaeion -. anA dssagneA for psspsser - y
stock, which u daes At the rate Of YEu 10 fVIw
nfs PsA scra. according 70 ths NJ al The mn y =
provement has been Affected N its model ~ .@
season, which eonsisss n addlng ansshes peas r1
Vt Crushers, together with IN Improved IT, y.
ana - suose1tustng > nox f1st1brm N p,ena - ~
iegs. ~ means Of al Of which the speed q ness,
bled. and when Sequired) the I'm b sasrD1A
grinding SHIELDED osrD late honony and Ane - i
family ese By reversing the motion, or 10 shsg -
~ fusniMg bgckWoR1s, tSa " oNesn - <s
% ~ beshei are ebtalped. and the balanse 49,
homony, or good food for ICED. TTFrs A.
2As AGs6seAgss - E.AisS Cor. - Nv
Ee.q s'af estT Aeek Pressa-
Henry Alspaugh, Of Greenfield, valrSeI2 " NJ
Ohio, says: SEn 1864 myself and hVetAer -
c1ep ofcorn, and puTchAsed 100 head 81 catale n e
Ny brother, Wishing 70 divide our intere1n cH 1921
netesn esnss per h1aAss1 poen6e for ~ ehpIca nv
cattle TO the number Of seventy head. 4 accepA2 r.
he selected nm seventy, leaving 90 hueasss ar11
~. MsthsA divided our corn be fed lie in ~
and had mine ground together with the ech.@ q r.
- tfeoghe. naasa e tress asoupd IL paFd. Ny,T|
efS corn DID not hold out near a. lcng = nine r.
We had DIVIDED equally AMI ~ fs1aise ievcSfI r
. ~ oae hundred and twenty. wheA - escn -
pat let him have from mine; and vhen W -
esaaog, she cettle wefo weighs1 and sod, u - -
hat my cattle had gained ave pounds The hmk
,vsr one shousand dollars more Than his.s .
Each Min furnished complete, ready Tor Attsl1I,'
ea@. end NO extra power seS13rsa ian What 49,
soies eech Mil. Hor sAle sy
septs -detvtf KEIsi sOD1MsON CO.
+ ffasffs4a (3nootta AoDr1 Anle Aw.~s.
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1867. 1861.
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voisW1NIER ARRAN0ENEUT. uasll
l85R.z.

veisWl0IER A8RAU0&[EUY. aaaiI
s'a Us. nArs AMI asD . sxsssss sourr. II
= NV soAE 40 scsfoa naA
And ~ paints - New EAeiand, Va sssg5ss
MICHIGAN sBOUTNERNAA LACE
gsi sss9 s SHORE 70. =. "a 80 ".ssa
l1o,sAs. p rHs TaAvuz.---1he Michigan souAhesn
and Lake Shore Route 10 the only one connecting direct
q y vsr: g III Meh.s -
WssterA Route. 448y4 sf mts,gTfs . - .v>"- A
.ae5.9a u rHREE TRAINS DAT. si..
excepted carrying the great Through Easssrn
0nsshandred and twenty miles saved TO Cssvslsua.
PhiladelpAs, Raltinsre ana Wash.
QUITE Y Buffalo. Niagara Falls Albany, New York "a
.tf.H1fs& aS 9nAMs LEAVE, vn. r.t,s7g II
lst-Lightning Express, leeve Chicago A. ..7l6 ~ i
arrive L Cleveland 40 r, Yev York ana Boston
Sd-Ezprsse Nail leave Chicago ae.... ..ep.u.
arrive In Cleveland next mornipa at c;clock pitas
burg g noon, Phnadelpha. Baltimore. New York ana
sd-NsvYovL Boston Ezpressleave Chicago !, AIS
arrive " Cleveland next aAy 81 = n Hstsbusrh And
Wheeling It Pm, Phiiadephia, Baltimore, etc. fos
trains for Dunairk and Bslalo striving n New YORK.
SIC nextday q noon, and Boston 1t ~. i, NJ 80
ana. asgss apola.s
vnly I've trains on Saturday leave at 2O Az, md
Only onesraIn Sunday. s.a,e ats.4s..n.
Thss.oo :. =. train on saturday. resche, o,sv.,..a
Sunday morning att O'Clock. Co., e - 1855 Z
~ Baggage checked to Dnnkirk and Bu0alo thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes ofesrsbetween Chicago and Pitts
Through Ticket, good for sso days and kour, .lov.
rug Passengers 10 stop any where on the Route
Passengers destined for Phadefpha Baltimore wheel
lnes washington, etc., will save from 10 70 ~ hours
Route. - 4ss
Passengers afrvng in Chicago on any OF the roads
VIII md atoenttA heck agents the cars, Who VIII Is.
ceivs your CHECK iAnd convey your baggage free Or
charge, to the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS can be had atthe General once ar
The Michigan Southern Road under the fremont Hons
Chicago and n the Passenger depot cesper OF Van Du
rem ana streets, and althe Railroad oces n
the West. $3.50 =
Passenger holding through tickets by This lne VIII Be
free Charge from the depot Of the CHICAGO
Central Railroads to the Michigan southern Cars
~stss.A # *& GEO. u. GRAY,
- .g q sgs Z. Gsasral Passenger Agent, ~
Ha0er fremont houees Chicago, q the Pass
DepoL. IChicago, Nov 10. 16SA.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
H CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY s'a

4 CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
THE Michigan Central Railroad las The advantage q
an Erc.asscs Telegraph Lac, used entirely ior ths
I al Five DAILY TRAINS Lave CHICAGO: WHY
5:t5 NJ m. ExPaEss MAlL-making direct through
connections % Niagara Falls, BufIalo, NV York and
Boston. ----,'-a' So
1915 =. n. Cucrsnan Erparss--Maa,ne atr.os
connections % IAfavette indianapolis CINCINNATI New
Albany, Louisville, Dayton, Columbus GAINESVILLE Wheel.
ing Ptsburg, Baltimore Philadelphia ana Washington
ara Fails Buffalo, next morning, New YORK a = ~
Philadelphia, via Elmra at 10 r r., Boston al u q
night connects q Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
S:OO p M AsIanA0oA E4PHnss-Arriyes In New
York It second day. boston at = r., and q
khiadeiphia 1O:S0 second morning. - M
$3.50 r. m. Nssas Rxrasss--Arriving 1t Niesa-
e Falls or Buffalo next evening, New York. all p r.
sna = PAR. with
East Connects at Michican City Except Saturday,
With New Albany Salem r. Road for New Albany,
Beliefontaine Wheeling Baltimore washington, Ptss
burgh, and PhladeIphia. aIl ~ 9f"'--s a -
~ Galene 4 1850 80 Hiea0 2 2ss.
Mchi0on Central R0nrodds ran into ne sdsse DeDoe
e. ca.cggo sag.ng &c ezpease'o passengers y Aaak
The 81 g =. nn., BOO r. M. and 8. 80 PIN.
MAKE asIes9 3 IHrSo Hh ne
70 Kingston Ogdensburg, MONTREAL, Quebec, ana al
pcas. Y cansda Easi Northern vernont New Hanp-
II well known By the travelling pub,e thss ,hs R.aa
has NO competissf Of equal facilities from Chicago 10
Nia9ara Falls Nev York, Boston, OEdcnsAur9h. -.
treai, &C., &c.
the only Train Atleavss CAsaso satarsSy pxAt ~
over this route $50 z ~ One Train sunday, 6 $50
p NJ No 500 r. H. Saturday. III 7T7Tli'aV7l '-.s
Baggage checked through v Niagara RAus, BuGA,e
New York, Boston, Elinira and Philadelphia
g Passengers arriving % Chicago b. any u sAsI
3aIrpada, Will fnd competent Agents on the cars rs
baggage masters at the depos TO receive checks md
convey their bssgage % ~ Central Depot ee
TRROUGE 7TCKETS COOP ROR NENK1YDA ysys
Allowing holders to remain over and resume their
seats can be bought at the different Offices In tie West
the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street. al q
we General Ticket Once, Corner Of Lake and Dearborn
Streets. Chicago, cpposte the fremont House 57,
:. n .A.... sAA s.H @.sgA8 III. ]. SPAULDIN0.
May j, 1881 Camera Hnan ASl....A Aa
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49, HnsMGGI kENCEg REnl RI xH|
TIE e.esSssb4s1 hssg - 49, ~
- sele large sesek o. Wis Yenes' sN
Ilces D1ttsrno - M1ee. ~ cali - 49, NJ
~ = 'nssssssd N ~ issn u IsneiaF j
~ feynsss y y Ne best posnhls Ira !, .aAuEN
~ n |. -. s;.shas.sssy y facnG y 1ss. -
- re- can b sstslns1.s d y - ~ Haka
sssa .ss.s snd most durable iron ZINES - -
ssssr. ~ ss ssse rsanirss Tee rsssias -
ssrn - Made ssstes, ana IA u, 49,. sas -
- r. ss 49,. s approval q the public. -
heuse lot. ve recom o,,s snee for rent -
go ~ they possess aos only sessn
ever cthsraa = s sns%ssavss they possess sdvsos
mxees ne IAvn, and hsithsy esHsSes Sseaeas N
ICY We yeaMsssy AnA hsoaty = crSe-s~s.. -
- taSe pleasure IN reconmendiur ~ ss.i. 80
g railway cssperstioAs ana ccnssarso,s ~
yeeIng confident that u y the best, cheaper
sna most durahle kind Of fsaces TIA tAsy 49,
Me invite ali 70 call and examine our No. AfKr
- 99-bptR. n, HElTH. n0sIMss. :
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04
Frightened Brandy.

"A bQn-vivant, with . jolly red nose that
W6ed have done honor to Bacchus or Bar
doiph, and most capacious mouth, was di
ming with friend. During it, course. he
called for brandy which yas h1eaeht him.
This is rather pale for ma marley, said
ne. I would prefer some Of your dark bran.
d.. r. eg- F"w wwce rsvrre a
'lassase you that istbsasrk. aid Che
lev. ~
H'll not contradict you, Charley said the
gpurmand, hut it seems Fals to me-"
doat mean - contradict you said Char.
Icy, 'butitis Indeed tho dark. : You should
consider that in the presence Of that nose
and mouth cfyours, any brandy wonld turn
pale.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04

"A Coop EXCUSE. There 10 society q
existence which like most other associations
Of the kind, has astanding rule that oil mem.
bers who come late, or absent themselves,
shall be fined . certain sum, unless they
are able TO give sufficient excuse for ~.
diness or absence. On ono occasion, Nom.
Der came in after hours, and the chairman
asked him his excuse for being late.
Really, cir. ] was not able 70 get here be-
fore. Domestic troubles--psrplexitiea of
@ied--l cannot say which will die iFst ny
vito or daughter 1888 ee M s.. s. 4,
An I mid the chairman, sxpreauine ersas
sympathy for the father and hasband; 4
was not awafe Of thak Remit the iine III.
deorstary. the excuse i good ons. q Z. 4
The member consequently took hin seat
The next morning another member met him
gifh fseling, askad him how his wile and
laughter were. aes 49,
IN excellent health, replied he.
Hew3 I Thought yon said yoa did not
know which one would dc flfseY
4 did; and an still II quAnday--time
however will decide the question.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-04
Love at sight

Aaa ssr Love at sight sSsR ysvss ~.
A servant girl, of no strong intellect, who
lived with lady in the neighborhood Of
Paisley, oae day surprised her mistress by
giving up her place .is' 4.ae e,is.l's'7' :.
The lady inquired the cause, and found It
was that fertile source Of dissension between
mistress and maid -servant-a lad. "And
whois this lad ? inquired her mistress
Ou he's nice lad---a lad that sits in the
kirk just forenent me- And when does he
intend that you and he should be married?
4 dinna ken. Are you sure he intends 10
marry you at ALI 4 dauF cay he does
men,. Have you had much Of each o&lere
company3 Not jet when did. ron last
converge with him q Deed we hae no con-
versed ava yet Then how should you sup
pose that he is going to marry you Gu,
replied the simple girl, 'hs's been lang look
in, At me, and 1 think he'll soon be speak
\ T fsg y q
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Fro46phynx'a great Tragedy Of Fiat Burg
n ~. oFths Atrocipps Vilia'ps III
Act kScehe II Ill
(Scehe-A perpendiculars rock two hun
dred feet high ok yards square ct the top
OaFkAa H1renaes Glapperclaw, 4. n. STAT
ots 6vs feet six;;::cireumference. Eve feat-Des
cfselEa ie RI; cenplexion hlg6s -,
moo1 h21ee . the vauui< . ~
reaches the fourth round from the ton. the
heed I'D shoulders Of Qhrpuoe MONTH cren.
cy, the ardent and chivalrous young Ameri.
ean. The defender Of Isabel Do Courcy. an
pears ct the top Of the ladder on he ofher
side His elegant figure is attired with "a.
tidjene taste. The rivals stare for . moment
in nlntn2l aetOnishment)
Mont Tin clarion tones. F,sndi
Clap; (hoa.sly.) Ape
u IL Demonl y
z 0aBabeoa! IL
! iontmorsncy leaps upon the rock.)
y. Here monster, if you dare the encoun-
tsT, O0r mortnl feud shall end till NEE fhes
e9ip ppon The blistszing cragsof ~ iafts
C. Fool give bail against fight BY doing
thus ! He mounts the rock, and husls his
ladder into the ahyss.) 4 u
L NJ Boastful bully Of the sesthing surge,
behold my pledge | (Hs tips his own ladder
into the chasm
G. Now, dainty sir, can you tell me what
ID the difference between the ruler Of the
Tartar hordes and an unsuccessful aspirant
forssnOwn s s8snas1asfassfsa ISL
X N,aWretch / can. The onevis great
Khan. the other is great Can't ssS = -
G. Fora cArpstknight not bod bot now
tell me, into what Insect ID an
iceberg tFansformed when it sinks % the
bed Of the illimitable ocean i sS assia
N. Execrable aseassinl smile Ia serene
derision at thy poisoned dagger Thus an
swer: i becomes bed-berg Of course.
- Perhaps then perfumed jackanapes,
- e. e4blhip the electro magnetic diher.
80 functionary who commands
tlailN train and the minion who
easss the former being the con.
duct oxeG<iD a. course a non-conductor.
Q. n BIZ snper,) Sheep! I will tri-
10 4c3D9geR. Tel ne now why the Attain
tic &c ahonh Be styled the modern Bos-
~ eee1se being attached ct one extrem-
y "a N9l become 1 famous eros
.ing- ~ buli Ard now rufian
.chr tone agsin.) answer me thu why
a p1alysed eoekroach Ike : fcticious mar
FL (vitl ! sinking ssssaadn i b, .tom-
~ bat keepilg Up !. beA go - his des-
Isratf p1eAioanent Solve fh6k II ling
'roble 1oursslf puppyl Hsses Clap
.ercla1I Il n, disdains such hatchery of
j. roy mistrssp English.
IN 8Ncnnaa mnnnfar- Il = A.nm.Mh hng
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= row oflili c1s S5 W ~
4 ~ u lltEIs ha11s - a. I
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4l'1i s. r s., y - / !
And tales this Ian s. child Siny ida
- Iaesryprs 80 Slso ehids.
"a qsplias sirhe - 80 efhtayss i ssen,
A16 aeges kovce Or - gRoape eoseno.s
laoeea1 Of OR = 3 esnsor swung.
AhqN GcD - fragrance. Of a infan.
SIS
!hea tom bling headlong into waiting BEDS,
''a e 49, !; - DER ~ tA.if 'inid
11lka!anheEs Hsa1s aMay DIR sidlea 1eoees
And Ike peeping bud sach fscs apib ~
Al &sssSd liks hngels in thsir gowns of
TAg'rs~as.si . shsa sl5s. Il d.sSl. Of
night;
And heaven viii sparkle in their eyes at
Al s6sn saza.s All.lA& ~ .do.n.
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The Boston Herald = Responsible ~ -

The Boston Herald j. responsible ~ -
following: 5ss aass s.s 8,
"A down-caster strsyed into the square u
front Of the City Hall, latsly and plauted bic
o T.. S 81 .s,sr a1sass,
y elQ&1s ~ Benjamia Fsanklin, StaSsw
e Fs1klips II 7 Wall, I've read Allsahcas
bin, Patty good ole fsller, il he way
Never ntmdch in the revolushun, bat wSs
gree4n9D(ssodsrin the French Bat I ~
yeqh how dorNed Vsllar h ssos uS
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A lady asked . very silly Scotch nobleman
how it happened that the Scotch who came
out of their own country. were, generally
speaking men of more abilities than those
Who remained at home. ad 9aa z
I % madam, he said, the reason is obvi-
Gus. At every outlet there are persons Sta
toned to examine all who pass, that for the
honor of the country no one be permitted to
leave it who 10 mot . man of understanding.
Then, said she, I suppose your lordship
was smuggled' Yes4
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IL. ~ ~ 49, u ~ sanone ! s1ooid
Look ners = wilsoen b midnight ! viii
49,. s3GSs - loels nag - ynicne eats
III ~ 49, = e. 49, 49,, = while sns
w. y ssfaking twelva fssncs y
Pounr asIa ~, s 49, ous snool-
VIZ .w y. mu.son snSs ~ !! - 20. .o.cec@
c.u 9os nr0lkn nall o. a exciaim-
- .n 1ooN Is Pcs
sa- a,oaet Fepned Tent, and - duiche Wae
~ so I. - MI L. II d
20 ~ Why hesie fellow, and when -
ucs soso g ehe wager, the grin ne gave g
selopeo Set o. teeth that wolf might
neve. been prond Of e wanted tea minutes
sOtne nouf, ana ~ the interln Ia Guiche
made hle prepasationa He eeatsd himself
before me shoulder Of mutton, cut every
P3xQSle d meat on the bone, arranged Is In
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- In the Apesa foyer, ~ other night
eenversation t0Ioed On g YSstsAl;. 49, III
Heard Q Frenchman say of her the othar.
dayfNaUh a. \ Al, nDnoAse, vetnEhas
- ggf 0Noioe, Orr N AhS hasAa1 mSgnaf.
iq6e ank-els'"
well" qucsh we, "if she could sing with
, as. : :n.ls.. the. ws.A dojys a E'17-ssr,
"she cannot siSg win her snkles," replied
Pa "kptphe 4ight PeRhaps Do eopeihing
Win NE Val Of her foot ~AS :"
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Julius Why am de beloved OBJ my heart
Miss Dinah, de sunfower oh de hill, like .
kind OBJ cloth dey make in Lowell?
Sam. l don't know niger, why?
Julius Cos she's an unbleached She
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APrnopRrATE--A few days since bov
vas passing through the cars ON tho Cleye-
land and Eris road handing out advertise
ments Of Nothing to Wear" illustrated
A lady remarked to : gentleman, "Thas
takes on the ladies suppose. enc said
her friend, lit only takes of their drnsses
Then, replied the lady, 1t i propsr thass
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A RExRDY.-Mrs. -. Obi Doctor,
dear, the darling has contracted such dread.
fai habit Of Squinting- t,yoas Do cay
thing to cuRohlm - ~ 80
Doctor He9i thsrs'a sely ono thing I,
could suggest, that would provo e0eotive.'
Mig. oh try thy h1ansans-.
What 10 it 2 n
Doctor: Cut his head of I +
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