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Getting Names for Shameless Purposes


We commend the following, clipped
fro.A an exchange. to the attention and
confederation Of our readers: Fhnt it is
true. every word Of it. NO one who is
posted in such mattcrs doubts:
In almost every parcr Of the flashy sort,
IS wen as some that claima higher stand
ard may be read the advertisement, stYour
name neatly printed ON 50 cards for 10
cents-postags paid" etc. Every rrinter
knows that The cost Of The cards furnished,
whichrare Of 5ne bosrd, together with the
work and postage, will cost At least ten
ijmcs ten cents. Our guess Is that the
lists Of names Of f,oughtIess young ladies
and innocent girls, ~ wcll as those Of
boys md young meh. gathered BY adter-
nsenients a ~ lind II eyery city and vii
hags, ~ Il 6lmsst evefy posi- ONCE. CON /.
fsnnda bie pfics when o6ssed for sats
"a men who deat IN htereSure d that 6lthy
kind which poisonS ne yodns mind and
pfehsfte ~ f6nndafien ~ : b1axted
nj ~ eA.ndgoff lcnAS s,gles8 wsefch-
i. iks|p1s6erved 1lnb eefsg0 - unerrIne
fu5des1oth5 heer}hrtone of slm66t sysry,
|fan ~ 6lidp IN ysally nIce, but
Ill ~ - psloS hseks penfpldsts,
Seneus ~ 6eS6tiyi y lIH 6tire, Mn
,<oob5 fSlis1. i ~ befz.t the "a.
~ a6t Want ] eIiol6 fof
III 81 uolToelie :yampisd6sp
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ss5 .sS .!Sszsss = s.. IL
"a. I * S.ss1s,- ~
4. ga 49, 3 Iii. .~s11. Nm. : eaf.
$3.50 -.,...a. .8..i.sa e
~ sEs ,.....a MA, j,cnrs nd
SO EN-. ax.t.S- IL .;xtv
ns1cs 8FiAfi I'M sSrn1 ms kcsn served,
When !, il ~ "a N i ride.lratk and il hy
*. rexs frnf6 haul II h.sk fUsfs starting
noint. noaaao Il Rms a,fexs milss ssif each
mail III, I'll mealS IN tiisH:s i The pass
enSer hss ID work his way throueh The
tain while il is Under full motion-pass
ysam car to chr, running the risks Of fall.
between The platforms, and finally finding
Inc chr It the rear, IT the train. Then
comes Tie meal, which pMsust Be hurried
tl,rorgh with to give csiapcc for otlhei
hungry passengers to take your place,
md you must force your way back g
vour seat. and again you rrn Tie risks oi
your platform passage while the tram =
ut full speed. In such cars you pay sew
cnty-fivc CENTS for each meal. cveHtt you
take O need only q cup Q! ceilfc ana =
= cracker. Bear in mind, ~ no ease o.
these dining cars accompany ttc Ham
from starting point 70 des'inat'on- ihcs
are Always : = =. anu saee. y - :,
have descf'Deu. WIN 'nc u"'""n NV.
car H'c case = u.ne'ens
iDcse ears "'s s'Asy = 80 n''.s'
hsvs ssAsesn 4sc's 1"es'
s.r'ns' . - = 'nsS'e s.saus, quss ~
Ding, xH.o"t INC s.u"' uHi'e"''h. s'as
MOTION Aac.' ilv'e' "a, co"'A'As. = '.s
o'ue' n"'"'"' WY
-. 81 .,.an nh t,..,,.
a. a,.aa =, s,;,n ,.ne. ~ ;ce nd mea,
boy. rows of shelves covered with bright
silver and brighter glass ware, and all the
a~pp,iapces needed for preparing Il sump-
to,s meal.
ond 4 c.;no ana r,.ss c,oset
- mt,;a,, :. ha,,, thos..h,s 81 ,na ,ah,o
,;,sn -cu,lr,y 40 ~
8
ou s' way" ~
ki'chen and NINA c'ose' rom 'he rest u
,he car, anu forming ah a.7e'"nhD ~
prevent "ie slie'' u 'ae cooA'ns s'o'"a
iio'h fcaei'ins 'ne SAXON Po =
INC car.
4th. The grand saloon. This is fitted
up with twelve. fourteen or sixteen sect
ions, with space for tables between each
andin these the meals are served You,
while on this car, W the space you occu-
Ply as much ms you doyour room at home,
and no n can hurry you while at meals,
nor are you forced to give 1t up 10 allow
any other person to occupy 1t. Al night,
as If by magic, this saloon i%schangcd into
a oouaolr' ana mere your couch IS prepa'
REQ, ana mere you resi- yourself 'so'a1eo'
aha as sepaf"'cu i,onn your c''o"7.ias'
eie's as you ~ou'u NC N our Own peo
cnaihper'
9Th. An elegant drawing room, with
room for six or eight persons. This is
found alone in these magnificent cars. In
ityou and your family or party Of friends
may be as secluded as you please, or you
can slide open the end aud havethc com
panyof those in the grand saloon.
9th. Charmirgly arranged ~lavatories
are partitioncd of, and arranged in two
distinct compartments for the separate
use of Indies and gentlemen. These Law
~atories are supplied with pure water,
clean towels, combs, brushes, and, in
fact, everything the most dainty may de-
ciaDorate soiiet.
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STATE REpuELICAN CONVENTION,

We give this week The call for The State
Republican Convention, Which as viii bt
seen by reference to the call. is 10 meet
at DIS Moines, on Wednesday, June 9Th
There are several offices to be filed 1.-THE
election this fall, including that Of Gov
se-nor, and we hope and believe that The
Convention will be a harmonious one
Nothing would please the opponents oil
the Republican party better than 10 SOW
discord and c~onientioni in the ranks Of the
party, and We are sorry TO see some re-
publican papers unwittingly assisting III
that very thing.
We have refrained thus far from saying
sanyihing in regard to the policy adopted
by President Hayes, not because we had
no opinion on the subject but for the sim
pie reason that we thought he was doing
just as he promised to do in his letter OF
accep ence, and as he was expected To do
when be consented to accept the nOmi-
nation on the platform framed at Cincin-
natl.
There arc many people who think a
thing is right only as it accofds with their
views. For instance: Last Novembsr
they claimed and swore through thick and
thin that Rutherford b. Hayes was fairly
and squarciy elected President OF the
United States, which we think wrs the
true state of affairs. But there were 9th
ers who thought, and some of them we
believe honestly, just the opposite. In
order to settle the matter satisfactorily I'M
Electoral Commission was formed, and
the class of people first spoken of at once
held that the commission was all wrong,
an institution Of the enemy, intended to
counterfeit the will of the people, &C.,
until it decided that r. B. Hayes was
President, when these same people turned
right about face and thought the commits
sion was a grand. good thing, and Peesi-
dent Hayes was doubly elected, first by
the people, then by the commission. But
as 0 o as he commenced to in !oduce
civil service reform, and &c a little con
trsry TO the notions of the aforesaid gem
tlemen, he was an npostasc, another Jfhn-
son, and all Tint sort Of thing. This re-
minds US very much Of the way President
Lincoln was treated and spoken o. dusing
his term of Office. How bitter were The
denunciations lieaped upon him wlcn. he
countermanded Fremont's famous order
in Missouri proclaiming freedom to The
slaves; but he lived TO see these very per-
0 and papers his best friends. It IS our
humble opinion thet President Hayes
means well, aud that he will succeed in
his policy, if he is let alone.
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go
We regret to the death Of
Henry L. Smith, Of Waltham, which o. :
cured on Tuesday last. Mr.. Smith is an
old and highly respected citizen and
many will regret tohear Of his death, al
though not entirely unexpected, for he
has been rapidly failing for several weeks.
Mr., Smith was in his gid year and is a
brother to Mrs. j. w. Lamb. of this city.
The funeral services took place at.-Irving
yesterday at II Am and were conduc-
ted by Rev J. Raymond. Mr. Smith was
a Mason for over 80 yesrs. and the Ma
sons Of Belle PIaine and vicinity turned
out q 9 body to pay their respects to
their departed brother.-Bsis Piaiae Re
eie1p.
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Tic seconnd annual gathering Of the
Sunday School Assembly Of the Moth:
west has been called to meet at Clear
Lake, Aug end, md continue i'll session
iii Sept. stii. The grand success of the
gathering III The Lake last summer. togeth-
er with the interest which has n en- Nv ak
cnes1. prcsuges an evca grcater succa .
this season.
The division Of work for ths Assembly
Is ~ follows: Sabbath School work;
Christian Congress-, including YIN. q. A..
work, this division will be under the
charge Of J. v. Farw,i!. VI Chicago, the
leading laborer in the Y. ", g. A. work
in tile United States; Sci.nse nm Ally to
Christian Work, Ills division will proba-
biz be under The charge Of Rsy I. r.
Townsend, D. D., Of the Boston TLcolog-
ical Seminary; CiIfistisn Temperance
Work. this to be urdcrt the charge uf many
Of the lending apostles Of TEN pcrance.
From the FIRST bulletin. which has been is
sued. We learn .iiat tiie course of study
.. a,.,s,. ,. ]. Z, -. 4, r.
~ II all denominaiions fhis con- !
cans;sts a. tb;rte.,. lcssons bv whos. aid
the student viii be able 10 read uudvr.
s,and;nciv that sreatest Of nh w.,rks -tl,c
Bible.
-,
s;,,,, 1. r.r.,r,, s ~ .aaaa -,
NJ 80. - ,..,n
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Have manufactured and in use owe l4'w'
ments. :. lid
The peculiar charm Of this Piano is its 10y
ton to the human voice as an accdmpis@Nl
owing to it's sympathetic, mellow, YET :"
powerful singing tones. Al, ,,.t
~ From personal acquaintance Will as4ts
W can ind0rse them us worthy OF the la psSs
hdence Of the public. We are using the Dit ~.
Pianos in our families, and they give enA'
isfaction. .as.,
Persons at a distance need feel no hesisus'
sending fer their illustrated price-list anu :
Ing from i. or to order second hand rlan~
Organs. Tiles are reliable. ork
Mrs. u. s. Grant, Washington. Gen. 80
cock, Washington. Gen. W. H,Belknap, SI nj
WA. Chief Justice, s. P. Chase. Is
NJ 9. CresWell. Wash. Rev. O.. u. An
wash. Robert Bonner, N. Y. Grand CehAaa
tel. N. Y. st. Nicholas Hotel, N. Y. Ge9; "a
howard, Wash Bishop E.. s. James, Mos
Dr. John McClintOck. Dr.. james Cnmm,assnSs
Rev; v. Nor. Punshon, Lond. T. !. AT Wiise
Wash Rev. J. N. Walden, Chicago. kss csds
Iia,neld, Cincinnati. Rev. 1. B. Bngne, NJ ~
natl. DR.. ]. NJ. Reid, New York. yvst
Il. Sims, Bait. DR.. H. B. R~idgaway.N. !.
Phillips. N. X. Rev. Alfred Goodman,
g Fischer, Phi. Rev. J. E. a. r nab
p. d. Thomas Guard, Baltimore. pE ~ Z
Wise. N. Y. Sands St. Church, Brookiyn. n
9p Merrill, st. Paul. Bishop l. w; Whey "a
!. s. lnskip. N. Y. Rev. Luke Hichccck, nj
rev. !. =. Haven, Brooklyn. Gen. Aiv0'u'
p. 7. Dewitt Talmage, says: .Friend sn!,.
: Myuaodist but his pianos are all ortnoooA
ought to hear mine talk and sing Mann i
15lpnop Ames says !: MY Bradbury fni.ssj |
found, after = severe test and trial, to Do eq -
az you promised. and is in all respects N ~ 3,
or TINA Aud AT~~{-- -u-rsAtAa ouprVr1lux
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CENTRAL R. R, Of m
c.. & MI
: LINES.

D.
Chicago @ North Western Raj
Embraces under one managcmen, Il,
Trunk Railway Lines of the WEST and
WEST. and. with its numerous Branrtes
N" lions forms The shortest and duir.s
betWo Chicago and al. points in IM@
cousin n. rthern Michigan. MIN sl
NC ...sk' California AM! the West. IN Ten
It's
Omaha and California Lin
rs the shortest ans best route heierlt
and all points in Northern nlino 6 IcwlA
Neb aska, Wyoming. Colorado. uiah Y
California Or, gor, China. Japan and An
Its
Chicago, st. Paul & Ninneapshl
Is the short lii e between Ch'ca o and IL
in Northern Wis, onsin aud Minnesota 4
Mad son. st. Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth.
points in thu Great Northwest. Its
La Crosse, Winona s. st. PetaE
rs the hcst route between Ch'eag, and Id
Winona, Rochester. OwatnIIa. MankaipS
New Ulm. and all points in Southern anis
Minnesota. Its
Green BAY 4 Marquette Linz
IL the only lin, between Chicago and jsm
Wafertown, Fond dn Lac. Oshkosh. Ar
Green Bay. Esthanaha. Negauuee, Ne
Uoughtoi Hancock AID the Lslhe SdpsrGt
Try. Its
Freeport d Dubuque Lin.
ls the only route between Chicago si |
Rockford, Frccp0rt, and Ill points via f=
lis
Chicago & Milwaukee Lin,
ls the old Lake Shore Route, and is the a.
passing between Chicago mud EyTusll
Forest, Highland raIk. Nauk,g an, ,
kcnosha AMI NJ waukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Eeom
are run GU all through trains OF thi.ia
This is the ONLY LINE running thcs a
tween Chicago and st. Paul and Al1is
Chicago and Milwaukee. Chicago and VIM
Chicago and Gieen I;ay
Close connecti, ms aie male.a at ,bieagoE
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern. NJ ehssl
trail, Baltimce d Oh o. Pittsbu'g Fl. w
Chicago, Kankakee Lane and Pan Han kE
for all points EAST, SOUTH EAST ,and '
Chicago Alton and Illinois Central for oil
SOUTH.
Clcse connections are also ma, with t'
Pacific r. X. at Omaha fo, far West point
Close connections are made III isntios
trtfA trains Of all cross points. :,
Tickets over this route are sold by al
Ticket Agents il, the United Statas and Y
Rememb /. You ask for your Tickets
: hicago & North eat,rn Railway, andls
other
New York Office. No. AS Broadway,
Once, No. 5 State Street; Omaha ONCE:
ham Street; San Francisco Office. III Nj
nuder Sherman House: IS Canal, corner
Street; Kinzie Street D,pot. corner ".
a Canal Streets; Wells Street Depot
Wells and Kinzie Streets.
For rates or information not altman
your home ticket agents. .ipply TO r
W. H.. STEM NETT, MARVIN HUGh
GeB'l Pass. .Agt, Chicago. iieu1 Mangi,
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IRIsM Wiz And WIsDon,

n 0ctaves. fine rosewood
case, mot used over six
monthsl only $4,000: cost
owner $3.50. Other great
bargains.
nearly new. four sets reeds,
70 stops. sub bass. octave
coupler. beautiful solo stoD
etc.. cost ownei $3.50 only
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COSMOPOLITAN Restaurant.
y, - ct a.. Itogat Street, n. 0 III, I3 ct ];
E2satre Canal ct EbSuane
LOUIS CHAPLAIN, PRopRIETAIBE.

On trouyo dams Get etablissement toni ce
cue Ia saisun fournit dc plus di6lcac ct toute
esp1u4 DC WINS de eboix tout &C quIl faut
pour soirf.a ct marriages, etc.
ily a DIES salons particulars au premiers.
ct les elaml,res ~Gl6gamrnent moublGcs- a
louer a Ia Seluaine Il au mois.
Lea flanteurs ct les habltants de la cam
payne sal vuUdr0nt honorer Get 6tablisse-
lnenr DC lear patronage y Jr0uveront 1ts
clanbfeS IT neu nourriture home ct copi
euse e 53.0G l,~arjour.
III les portes du restaurant restent ou-
vertes jusqu'a minuit. IS Ii. %
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ASEE
C~c~r.S- - S>~ t-r SNS
sAG~s@a @@.G ,G s-.SH.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Anr. :, rS-c.

vY~~~1-T ~rPFg Or~fGF~-i <rr rrTS
~a- ziL-A HsA-. b ~ Sgka,
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FARMERS FRIEND
ty3
csGz-xrr-

VII stand this season afJ. Z. Aucoln'a
lie VIII serve Mares at The reduced price
81 si2.QV Tor the season, and insurlng a
Mare with foal.
Those negleetins to atteuH regularly M
nj the Mare is known TO lie with fcal, vii.
be required TO pay full price.
Pedlgreo. Farmers Friend Is ssvcars
oid, weighs litJ lbs is a beautifully malioea
ny bay, biaet legs, name ard tail, and il
10 hands high. lie was sired by 1ouna
Potomac, grand sire Old Potomac, hronenF
frog Kentucky by David Niles. Dam by
bnrnaps Did sampson of Hillsboro Ill.
Young Potosaac's Dam was mi bioctel.
lSire ArchvI
], r AtGoTE. par.si. Of Assumption.
iansl T.1y. Laoaa.sg.ils. p
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Aug. ;, 1875.
! Dr.. TuTr Dear Sir
For ten Yeas l have bee
araartyr todyspcpsia con
sr.patlon, and pics, IN
. A2d well nigh cxharstc
! The nateria cedica Tor re
lief from thisliving dcatt
= en, by accident; ycq
Pills were brought 10 IT
roice. 2 their use
/, and The first lose gave IN
such reiicfthat
q AXE them. am now
, veil IN, have . gocdar
Yette, can digestwsll, til
. piles have disappeared
and 7 have gained Tort
pounds IN sold flesh.
would rot bc v:i,hou
tEein for their weight i
gold.
Rry Y Y. Svn~SoS
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-Voyons. faises places ! eriaient
les grenatiers, Qafest CO que tout CO
tas de savetieTs /. Gu'est-ceaGe toute
cette racaille ....Allons.. .d6na-
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TUFTS PILLS
A distinguished physician Of New Yor

A distinguished physician ct New 7or
avs:
1t is astonishing how universally Dl
Iutts iis!s are used. In my daily roundi
| hear of them not only among the poo
,ut their virtues are Eeralded from the mar
lions Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the Inventor from his long connectio
vita the medical profession. ] have gree
confidence 10 tn .ir merits, and of late hav
dten prescribed them with the happiest re
I'll : III eases where | desired to make a d.
idel IMPRESSION on the liver"
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RstcHH sUIVaV VJUTLH1E II" I.F4ath-
TAFT 10 cabaret dc Nicolas BIB, car
ID Sc tro0yait lie rendez-Yoaa des
gems dc meter cordonnio., t&iiieus i,
ti-serands, etc, ct c'est aussi Ia QUO
Sc rendeit Mauduy le din1ancAe, re
v6tu dc sa vieilie capote 4 lonsuo
bAsqoes, soiene0semcnE h~ross6e, 81
table entire les Gnau,cs. eli lantione
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D.. Tut has been CT
. gag d in the practice
. medicine thirty years, an
| for Ilongticlew asdef1ot
strator of anatomy ii Ii
Medical College Of Geo
| cia, hence, persons usin
!. his Pills have the guaraE
tee that they are prepare
on scientific principle.
II are t-co from Z
quaCkcry.
He has succeeded
! combining il them Ii
! heretofore antagonist
! qualities Of Il s~trsXgthe,
ing, bnrgasiOe, andap n,
! firing tonic.
!. Their first apparent c
, feet is to increase the al
petite by causing the 100
to properly assimilatt
! Thus the system is rou
! ishei, and ty their ton
action on the digestive @
gans, regular and heaitl.
excavations are produce
/ The rapidity with wink
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, WNee1W3'igE:t
md Carriage Shop.
EE. Tctre:ass, Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends, ard the public i'll
L general, that he is prepared to under
take all kinds of work in his Inc, at aGyan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services OF first class
worknien Of recognized ability. He has laid
in . fall and varied supply Of spokes ard
ieiloes of first choice, for carriages, etc.
Also an assortment OF patent carriage
wheels. steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening Of large and small slzcl
new style Collins with giasai, imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock Of readv-make
slirouGs. for men, woiucn and children. an
article Of luxury, new style. Il. very nlodc1
ate prices,
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Ayant tout lie matericl neeessairc, nous
sommes a meme De METRE d execution
,ousi les oavragcs typosraphiqhes qui nous
seront comics. Les briefs davocat. carte
d'afaires, ent8tcs de tactares, tickets dfha
bitation, blancs, circulaircs, etc. seront
imprim6s dams le plus bret dGlai ii aux
prix les plus mCder6s.
B9gNTous les JoBs dcvront 6tre page
aussitot la livraison du travail commando
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BONNEHES

Par carre de lU Iignes -Iere insert 81 so
I" " 2me IS
60 Insert. add SO
Toutes les annoi ces Indignant Ia
profession ct qui n~'excGdera pas
huit ingnes par an-d'a7ance. 10 60
Annonces de Candidats-d'avance 10 10
yGss- Toute anaoncc puiliee par interval
tcs sera payee au tauX dune piastre par
carre.
Eg-Toute annonce dOntle nonbre lin
s%ertiDDs n'eat pas specific, sera inscree
asqu'a n)uvei ordre, an taux ordinairc.
ATELIER TyPOGRAp1EtGUE.
koTAHY Jon PBEss.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-11-03
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HESsEEE.

Mr.. Thoinas ALBERT informs HE friends
and the travelling public that lie has made
some new arrangements which viii enable
him 10 satisfy al these who wiz honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours OF the day
Breakfast at IL O'clock 4. Il. and Dinner
at ! O'Clock ?. Il.
ComInodious and Well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1877-12-14
An Editor Spelling for Spoils.

In these perilous times when the
tat kline are eating up the lean ones,
II a mm don't keep his eye on Egypt
the corn viii be all gone before he
gets his haversaell filled.
SO thought certain editor who don't
live Isl miles from DodgcyilIe, nc
cordng TO the last census. ANY small
crumbs 81 mama that drop i'll his path
way are dcvoured with ayidity, and if
the crumbs don'thappen 10 drop when
he wants them to, he just hooks his
proboscis arouAd the tree and gives it
4 little shake.
lie undertook to shake one i few
days ago, and this is what he shook
of, and that is what he picked up
lIc saW allay Oh tLe street muii,ed
up in 4 black cloak and lie thought
there might beprobate mama OIL that
bush. ant he Went out to give italittle
shake. ffu put on his fuucral face
and formed himself into Il procession
and followed the lady up street. The
lady oiled in at a store, and the editor
let down the upper sash ii his face
and picked up his loWer ltp IN Ills
arms and walked into the Store after
her without being called. Editor
spoke: l.dy bowed.
EDroa Some Of yuar friends
dead
Lady lowed
EDITOR Y amanewspaper editor;
! publish II ny paper everything that
other papers daait,s his pass book oif
Eis rip I'm out now gathering
TEN att advertisements get
great many witty things Ms paper
IL 4 great favorite among the ladies
they put i under their elspct they
saN al M SO. ttp9 49,