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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-01

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without cIourg
postage paid. ssnr rzpenzgs u.
and printing are barely Repaid ana,
considering the size O. the sheet and
the gualrEy o! its contents. We aFe c"u~
fdent the people vi consider The
Weekly Srn the cheapest newspaper
ruhll,hea in the vorId, and We trust
also one Of thg vsey Jsss.
Address, THE Sun,
jan 40; New York City, \. =.
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Nectarine ard peach trees, Of choice
varieties. grated upon native Seeding
stocks, weIi.grown and in healthy con-
dition, will be offered for sale until the
middle of March, by Bryan & Clement
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Sheriff A. l.. Reid returned on the
2lst from Pamela county, Texas. after
safely delivering in the Jail Of that
county Jack Brown, the negro muir
derer Of Green Burnpy.
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Attention

rTVHE undersigned has opened a gen
rraI country store at Big Woods.
Calcasieu parish. La, in the hIildlng
RECENTLY known as B B. Sax"n'S Store
L will keep constantly on hand full
supply of Dry Goods Groceries, HarI-
ware, B ruts and Shoes Crockery, amt
everything else usually found III first
class country store all OF which vii b.
sold cheap for cab
n. B I have ~ busiGFss connection
with b b. Saxon. and ne l. not authOt-
lied to act for me- IN any rnau"er
MALACHI NJ. LYONS.
March l. 1877
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Quo WarFRU

Special to tho y. o. n
WASHINGTON, Feb s
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MARRIED:

GALLAUGHKH-I ASDRY-O .
of Fer. 1877. at the Catholic Chnrc''
Of Like Charles, by Rev J. Char'e~.
F. A. Gallagher, Esq, to Miss Marie
Landry.
Baton Rouge Advocate rlease c,9'y.
DTZD-Tn OVelousas, on Feb. IS.
1877. ThcOphilus Ogden Elmer, aged
IS years, one month and ten days.
In Opeiousas, Feb. IA. 1877, Marie
Julia BuarI. cous"rt Of Or. J. L
Estorge. aged 81 Years and 2 mouths.
-Soddeuly. OF FEB, 8, 1877, at her
residence IN Ut. landry parish, Snsan
Cole, vile Of B. S. Gay, aged 81 years
and months.
The deceased was a daughter of Alb
SALON. Cole and Mary Richie. of the
parish Of CgIcaSietl. She was a faI.h-
fol member of tine Baptist Church, and
devoted hristiah She leaves a large
family and numerous friends to mourn
her Ia 81. which hHs left blank that
can never he filed g
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The South.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 2!.-The
following remarks published III
the National RtpuoIcan OF TIL
city, the Prrsitrut's paper, have
caused il profound sensation among
republican p"titleIauS:
"Iu view OF tue prospect that
the administrator is ~ Ielualu la
lie hnudA OF tue republican party,
it may Not 10 inappropriate |"
suggest some changes an the policy,
which, in our "pIuHon, should
characterize the conduct OF the
government. Ihelo Is nn louge1
,u> thing to hold the Mouth uuu
south apart, but everything t"
counseI union and hatmouy, and
as inst step toward such de,
~irable COhSummNt!Un, We ale 40
.avUr ut leaving the present State
governments OF the S00th to suS'
,ain themselves orr perish, just ~
he people shall t Tor against
Iuem, seeing To IT ~ that VI"
.ence is re~tralur 'ps0ce pre-
served. We az II OF /"
vltiny Suuthtr /, having
he cnniden> port ~
heir people, ~ the
administration.
,,E
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-25

JuuGr BACKS idea, ns mead as lnG
Herald can gather ID from his letters, ri
chat the powers of Che House and
Senate are mt co.ori1olr. His idea is|
that the House has sole control Of the
question 40 far as the election OF Presr
dent is concerned, while the Senate, on
tho other hand, can put the Vice Prcsi-
dent into its blg-that if there should
be a disagreement between the Scnoto
and the House, or failure to count
from any cause whatever, it is the duty
OF the House 30 canvass the vote, 81
as to ascertain whether there
has been an election Of Prcsi-
dent or not, and in case no onci has re.
ccjypd "a majority Of the electors ape
pointed, to Chen proceed TO discharge
It's constitutional duty OF ctocting q
President lie draws this right Of the
House to do this cauyassing Of the vote
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Ersier Without IL Docios.

Though we gould by no means bo under
stood aa dopromling, but rather MS recon-
mendiuH professional aid In disonso, there
are mulltudos of instances whom II is noith.
or necessary Ur easy to obtain. u family pro-
vIdcd with IA comprehensive house hold spc-
cihc like uostottor's stomach bittcrs, Is pos
scsspd OF n medical resource adequate 10
most emergencies Ia which medical advice
would ba otherwise uegdul That sterling
tonic ma corrective Invariably remedies,
ana Ia authorntiycly recommended for de-
bIuty, Indigestion, liver disorder an itrcgu-
lar habit OF bUi,, urinary aud uterine trou-
hlu8 iuGlplsut rh.umutlbm and govt, nad
many other ailments Of frequent uccurrenct.
Il erJdicutcs and prevents Intermittent and
rouiuuut ieyrrs, relieves Mrutal despOn-
dency, checks premature decay, and inyig-
crates the nervous and MUSCULAR tissues.
Sleep, diGo3lion ana appetite are promoted
by It, ana III h. extremely useful In OVgrcOm-
ing the effects Of eEhoustio aud exposure.
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The Texas Rniirond System.

Few people in New Orleans comprc-
bend the enormous increase e trade
which would result from thorough
railroad connection with Texas. Few
are aware OF the facilities for trade
which are already prepared in all East-
ern Texas, only waiting Tor New Orleans
| to penetrate and control the thousands
of miles of railroads already constructed
and to reap the benefit of the thousands
of other miles projected and in process
of construction.
Texas came into the United States
under II treaty by which she retained
her public lands She has made lilo.
eral use of these in encouraging the
construction of railroads, She has n
standing ollcr of sixteen sections to the
mile for all new roads, and gives money
besides
These offers are muniliccnt, rs the
country is the best in the world through
which to build railroads at low COS
Texas is an empire III its vast proper
tons. 1t contains more than million
Of people, with an area of 274 $50 square
miles.
All Southeastern Texas is a vast Pine
forest from the Trinity to the Sabine.
Nearly all the railroads heretofore con
structed in Texas, lie outside of this re-
gion, but it has been recently penetrated
by several, especially by ;he Texas and
New Orleans Railroad, from Houston to
Orange, and others are under contract
The demand Tor timber alone will cause
Il network of roads to be built through
these pine forests, all OF which will
point toward New Orleans. West of
Trinity, Texas is prairie country,
which must draw its supplies of timber
from Southeastern Texas and Western
Louisiana. The immense Immigration
to Texas now and of late Years has
created a demand for timber and lum.
Der which can hardly be supplied.
There are, therelare many new rail
roads projected, all leading from the
great forests of Eastern Texas across the
country to the open prairics far West.
The unmistakable tread of all these is
toward this city. 1t is emphatically
crop of railroads which has been or will
be planted for our benefit, if we will
only so in and reap the harvest. New
Orleans has already projected and be.
gun three, if not four, roads in the iii.
rection oil Texas. She will need them
all, and more, in u few years. When
she once taps the pent-up current of
trade which is striving to ilow into the |
Mississippi, dozen roads will hardly !
accommodate the flood which will pour
in.
Houston is already q great rail
road center. She has no less than
nine railroads coming into her, and one
Of these has two large branches, which
are equal to two other roads.
The Texas Central, from Houston to
Red River City, is 34I miles long, with
I branch to Waco, and another south
vest to Austin.
The Galveston, Henderson and IIous
on road is so miles long, leading from
Houston to Galveston.
There is u road to San Antonio, 207
niles, and another to Columbia, so
niles.
The Great Northern international is
,53 miles finished to Mineoa.
The Texas and New Orleans to Or
lngeis LOG miles.
The Texas Western Marrow Guage,
inished 60 miles.
The East and West Narrow Guage,
inished % miles.
The road to connect with Morgans
boats, miles.
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The Houston telegraph, after quoting
from the ST. Louis Repubicams editorial
mention of the rich country along the
line OF the Texas and Pacific, and the
Importance to st. Louis of having that
country speedily filled with immigrants,
is constrained to mutter these words
"St. Louis, thus urged to n sort of des-
peration to secure trade somewhere
out of the reach of Chicago proposes to
colonize Texas with population
devoted entirely to her interests; and
in her wild delight that she has at last
found a prospect of being able to secure
n trade far OIL from the dreaded inilu-
ence of her great rival, leaves the coast
cities of Texas entirely out of the ques-
ton, and does not take into account
the competition they can wage with
her. 1t is pretty evident the new Pacific
railroad built as it will be to great
extent, with the proceeds of Texas
bounty, will be used to make the trade
of the State subservient to st. Louis
interests In view of this
prospect, our leading merchants
ought to strengthen their relations with
Kansas City, and open negotiations
with the great merchants of Chicago.
With the exception of the grain and
hog products st. Louis has nothing for
sale to the Texas trade which Texas
wholesale markets can hot supply, and
the articles above named, which ought
to be and can be made in the State. if |
they arc to be procured elsewhere can
be furnished by Kansas City,rand as we |
believe by Chicago also, at as low rates
of freight as they can be brought from
st, Louis" The Telegraph would ac.
complish better work by.urging its
sleepy merchants to. awaken to the
value OF this trade of NorthATexas,
rather than by arousing their prejudices
against st. Louis simply because in her
wisdom and far-sighted energy she
seeks to grasp share of the gigantic
trade that must in few years flow
from this rich belt. st. Louis is nc
commodating, liberal and fair-IIous.
ION penurious, and coldly antagonistic,
aer local press occupyinga fixed posi-
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THERE may be something worth CON
sidering in these words uttered by the
San Antonio Hsrald dallas is going
into the foolish expense and scnselcss
mummery of carnival on Mardi Gras
This folly is confined in this country
exclusively to Southern cities, and
some of them spend fabulous sums in
the nonsense. Northern and Western
cities are too matter-ol-iact and praCti-
cal Tor any such vain show and puerile
pretense. The money wasted on these
things put into ,iudcious advertising
and public enterprises would rebound
iouriold to the advantage of the city 20
doing, If we could afford it, we have
not time in this utilitariAn age for such
child's play but we of the South, in our
poverty, cannot afford it, and it is II
reckless squandering of needed money
every time it is attempted. 1t seems
like madness for New Orleans to coun-
tanance such thing, yet we see that
big preparations are being made there
tor the 18th of February. 1t looks like
revelling in charnal house.
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ton Of hostility to the best interest o'
Texas, while the press of 50 Lo1''. "
respective Of party, come 10 our o'd
The recommendation that Houston
merchants "cut ST. Louis and ally
themselves closely with Kms" Guy
and Chicago, Il, unhealthy and un""o
advice, and, it is to be hoped will ro.
be hooded by the bayou city morrhm ts.
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wanted nj tho Intelligence oe,.c.

County rights of Shines improved win
dow frames for GALE
A situation for good carpenter wanted.
Cooks, Waiting Girls, Chambermaids and
Washers.
For Sale.
A secondhand piano, new, for n small
amount OF cash down, and balance in
monthly idstallments.
County scrip for sale In quantities to suit
purchasers.
a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
new cost slOOi viii take $40 In cash or tr { de
Second hand freight, and express wagons;
Also mules, horses and ponies.
wanted To Rent.
near Dallas.
Hs- For further particulars, anply n, the
Intelligence Office, two doors east On the
Postoiiioe.
A. j. LAwTON a CO.,
No. 400 nain ST., Doors East Postoffie
dsc26-dlm
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TnERE is good ground, apparently Tor
the assertion that bad the river men OF
the Ohio aud upper Mississippi needed
the warnings of the signal office at
Washington, they could have saved
all the property destroyed ON those
streams by ice and Hoods this winter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-25

FlsuHunN is opposed to local option
till he gets funds enough on hand to
buy " barrel but while Fishburn pays
two or three prices buying by the
drink, he can never hope to have the
needful funds, and here the law comes
in as an adjuvant Of impecunous
wrctches. 1t compels economy and
the buying by the barrel and then the
fellow kills himself, and there is an
end Of his ruinous example, a straw
and barrel his monument.-duSti,
Statesman.
We didn't imagine Fishburn dranl,
so heavily, and now we can account for
the rumor that he has not seen his toes
for many years. Old rye did it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-25

Miss ELIZA B. H. BRAGG, widow Of
Gen. Braxton Bragg has filed an inyon.
tory of his estate in the Probate Court
of Galveston The accumulation Of II
long and honorable life footed up only
$1,000. AS the Gdiocatoaioa says, Con.
Bragg filled high ana responsible posi-
tions in life. He commanded vast To-
gons of men, and millions of money
were disbursed under his direction and
by his order. He might, like Lord
Give, have raised himself to opulenco
and yet been astonished at his own
moderation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-25

Prince Bismarck cuts short inter
viewers by saying: "Ihis is what |
shall do now What / shall do to-moy-
row cannot cay t II tomorrow comes
since tomorrow may bring aset of conl
diiions totally different from those !
anticipate
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DALLAe, December 90, 1875.
We have this day opened an office at No.
2O5 Mwin street, FOR the purpose of doing
A General Intelligence Business.


DO you want Cook, Washer, House Ser
want, Coachman, or HELP of any lsindg
Call aud see uS.
DO YOU want Salesman, Book -Koeper
Agent, Porter, or Partner? Call and let us
furnish you.
DO you want Farm Hands, Railroad Men,
Carpenters, Masuns, M0ChinistS, Factory
Hands, q trdncrs, or Tradospeople of any de.
scription" We viii furnish you.
DO you want to Sell or Rent Your House
Room, store, Lot or Farm? We win send
you applicants.
Do you want to take one or more Boardels $?
We Will send them to you.
DO you want to sell an old Engine. n Phone
watch, Team, or Wagon, "a Horse or mn
Old buggy; in fact, have you ANYTHING
you WISH 10 dispose or We viii uive Won
the benefit OF an advertisement i'm orr Dol.
umn. ana send purchases to you.
Aud to any person wishing n SITUATION
OF ANY DESCRIPTION, we would saw that
we are prepared to give them Information
which they cannot yet elsewhere in the civ
and mud situations for them.
To the Citizens, Merchants, TradeSpeon,o
Strangers, and Farmers of Dallas and yirin
ity, we appeal for patronage, and we punr
antee prompt attention and courteous treat.
ment to all,
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TuE frost has killed 20 many cabbage
plants in Virginia it is feared the pro,
duction of genuine Havana cigars WIN
lac seriously diminished
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FIFTEEN more godscel,ers scalped IN
the Black Hills in one body foo'
fellows They missed the nuggets but
struck the cleaning, merciIess scaIpins'
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Wanted Situation.

IEACliER-Wanted,by young lady, ed.
a ucatcd Mt Stnunton, Va, II situation ma
Teacher IN private family; to take charge
OF or assist In u school, AppIy In Dr II n
Hughes, No. 7H Elm street j1nIi.lwS
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The oldest brick buildings in Boston
are said to be two houses in "A block at
the corner OF Hanover and Clark
streets. They were built about l1JO, Of
imported brick.
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MlsoeIlaneous Wnnia.

UNo BORROW-SSO0 on good real estate sn
Il curity. Address 4. n. t., box ", Ian96' 81
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Boarding.

VIE AMERICAN ROUSE Formerly the
1 Granger ilVuse,O0 Muln street, is To-
opened uuucr Now management. Iho pro-
puutur offers he pubic comfortable rooms
EIud board nnd attendance, at 20 " week,
day bouru At Il, AID, ~ the same umo, uS-
IA Ing those VINO favor aim tho best table
the uallEN market Affords lho proprietor
has cured the sgsYlctsui an efficient cook
nom a illS.-CiasS motel. iuu.d.2t
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OUR GOODS ARR THE cHEAPE

OUK GOOOS FAKE ENE SHGFAFESBu
A yIneof Was Popin Sat DC,
AncVIi of
niccnt Ci-hm Apaccns
~ a.
A nrr
Casseres Jeans and Celebrated New BGauns Goods al CHEAT Brcan
in
J we !
a ne o fancy
1 0'1ors
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yUREl-uEDO or uuflrnished room, south
L olu exposure, either on Elm or Main
Streets Oclwoon Market ana POydras
Gtronts. Address 4. r., this office, stating
IlIea and lnoatlun lana u
RFOUSE-Wit three rooms, on Elm street
IA near larWupd, No. lolG luqulre ut
Dune II " Wi-aom's stock yard, iD-2L
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Naniad- Partners.

tJANINEE-A good business man, with
4 500 cash. to take half interest IA an cs-
ubIlshcd nnd paying business. Address ".
W, TINS Office. jlu!l.2l
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nOAEnlNG- \ gentleman and vie, or
gp two single gentlemen, can get room and
hoPIu; aud n few dry uoudors can find good
bOaid. Address, H. H., this ONCE, iNuiS.AC
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Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed !

INTERESTING INFLAMMATION OF-GOONS
hloworth ant myOther house.
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Lost

N ,G, REWAKB-Lost, II Lndy's Gold
u ~ Watch (ruamclcd), married on dial
IN. If Whic, Newark, n. D." Inc above
reward will bee pad On dtlIyCry Of said prop
urly to TINS office. jnus3-l
4 O-T-Janunry Is, at the corner of Lamar
I 4 ana Jackson streets, between the real
dunceS Of Col, j. q. Mccoy and =. Warren
irccsh one pair OF q Id SpuctHclcs ana
Spectacle Case, A suitable reward viii be-
given the rndor by returning them to Col.
JOhn {. Mccoy, ut his office, opposite the
Courthouse, or nls res. cuc1. jau2l
BlhA REWARD Lost ON the train
- ZONj from Fort Worth yesterday morn
NIX, puCkothOuk containing about 500 ia
money ana valuable phpcls. me above re-.
ward viii be given iOr tine return OF pocket
book and contents ard 10 questions asked,
II returned To saloon corner Pacific Avenue
ana Lamar street. a. q. lNunlleman.
iuul7-lW
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INVOICES legally and quietly obtained
~ Tor lncompatibility, ETC.; reference mn.
necessary Hes,ay Foe utter decree, Twelve years
Law, III Dearbon ST., Chlongo, nj, inns. Am
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INTONNAIION WANIND-I lIV'T HUT ~
| certain JAMES CANIANACll, VINO lrIt
his home In 1850, wa, employed ms a i'Nlh-
slcr M Fort supply, aid ultcrWhld Whs
Known 10 be- I'm Indian Territory. Tue lasl
heard of him was II letter written by himsTIl
to hls mother, from Daims IeHas, 1910 ie
is now man u years Of ngc brown hal'l
blue ryos, and about Ave feet seven lucuu1
In height, heHyy-llt frame, ana ch''iIul
alspuAltiUn. ANY one TINT can give any tlut
pltilan send TO Mrs, James Cntttnnch, byron
H., or to the editor Of the Dallas Herald
DulIaE, Texas. loh"
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For Sale or Exchange.
Wanted. Male Hello.

II an experienced gardener, Can handle
~ horses, and rs wiling TO do all kinds OF
WORK; no objection whatever Apply al
Grand Meat Market. InnSi o.
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MO Good Needle Girls TO learn Dress.
making. Apply 7US Main street, NJ y
o'clock, inny.l3l9
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Wanted F emale Help.

n LID PAPhSS- At this office, muualt Il.
" lies To suit, at 81 II hundred. ly6-ti
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state Nnd county rgnts OF Shines inn
proved window lINuOs IGr sale. lana "A
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
cRoss AND CT ssCENT.

"The notice Of Society OF the Croes
and the Crescent, says the "New YORK
D,;lv News" il one Of those transparent
bumbugs which will deceive nobody. Tins
hing Of se.ding aid to Russian and Turk
;.h voupded while one-arned snd one
lesred soldiers of the late war are suner-
ing =. home is preposterous. Besides no"
much Of the money raised in this cit!
vould ever reach the hospital Of the COM
ba,.n,s2 We know about the Prepornof
q, money raised in St. Petersbsrsn ana
Coust.,.inople that would reach our OWL
arm under like circumstances. NO NJ
ney ever was raised in those cities 'oF us
however, and, as charity begins al nome
xs had better take care Of our own o's
.b,ed soldiers before trying to put the res
of The worldunder obligations to US.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
v. CRAWFORD & CO.,

81 Carter Lass, st. PoAl's, London, Z.
Beg 70 state tha, they are open for an!
.ou mercial rras ssaesions q 10 cons
menI.. toI granting T. rs, or pre- euIinE
= nnsrc 8! biNs for s4eplance and pay
mel l. for buying Enei.sL so'ois 81 Ee!!
small COME s. on, and for ~hldl ns gooos "
s-y p,scs IL England o. the ConAnenl
Ie oex 20 draw your attention 70 yer!
iupor;Ant Ennian Invention We nave o.
na7a, VIZ:
w>er,> Rsnkets Or Coverings, oi
LADe AfDes, Coo6sea WIN
~ All Pillow.
r.-u be soond most neceAsEy And Use
roi tor Military M.n, Isave.len Invaiios
tor uss i. Hosp tA's. 80, de, PfsesslA !
scnor Isl o. her. lns following advantases
| Eisihs EueS. substitute for bed
| Trs Pillow ean De raised or iovGeo
M with the 3 satsAi ease.
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t1d ear Be cRTisd sbort vltnout ny Id
sonvsnisuce-
Pnee, frSm l5s. - 3Ss' eeeh.
| whA eessrirs The above Article. peas
Ir.nt, The apoaai a !our erIer 70
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