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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-03

5h0nos? ga, no mar Der? ErIt itki
| ftel es ben WeriAtshienern Elm, bnk he ben
Bsrurtbeilten gang ber9eIien hatteis unb
pere.bens fab man lid, mad ibun nm.
uvSr III fort. peri6wunoen." rief ts bon
allen G.iten.
| Ser Getaneene iii.s eiuen S6rei aus, ale
tale thni cine Gentnerfoit BON Der 8rufi.
rJort, peri9uunoenf Gott lei Danf, er
IN gerettetl@ iaste er leiie. Damn mari er
ietnen p1namabut bon ii4, riB bic Binoe
BON ben aueen nnb ihante ii1 nit triiint.
pbtrtnoert Gdhelii i'm Rreile nm.
yin oilsen1slner 4asruf bOditen gritan-
uens folete.
.9as iit ia Sraa Sbomas!" riefen Elm
Subtno Stlnmeri su9leih, .Tie bat ibren
Rann befreit."'
Der erite Ribter trat Dor. a..3
sSie baben nah einent inlau onaeleater
Blufle ,eehGnoelt," reotte er bic @attin bes
VerRrtbeilten on, .uno oo0urG ihrem
ytatlre our Jlnht Dtrbolten. SeBt tuerben
5ie an ieintr Stdtt oas 8erbre1en at iiibs
men bnben: i'm yamen oes @eisBes muB i6
Sic Dtrbafien."
6rau Sbomas rithtete 1ih itoIs .mpor,
he tditn UNI einen Gopf LANCER setuoroen
80 ieirl.
pQn gu6. ihr sSrauen, tpenbe id, mid, /"
riet lie nit lauter Stimme, ,uno iiebe nm
Sd3ilb iiir mid uno r1ein Rino. Reine
Gtn3t9e lit llnter guh, bic nidt ebenio ot-
hanoelt baben tuiiroe, Die nidbt gIti1 mir
alles dlif9ebDten bdtte, oen gsliebtsn Sat
ten, otIien 5huIo ni1t einnl0I ertDielen lit,
su rett.n. Sits nidbt io?"
yin BeifdHsltnrn erhob iiG1 uno beIon.
btrs Die 6rauen rabmen enti6ieoen 8artei
fur Jrau 9bomas. Ser Rid1ttr beidoIoR
IN anbetrad1i Der anfsertaten Stimmung
bente nihts 81 thutt uno ii1 tpeitere NtQss
restln IN oieier anseIesenbeit porSubebal-
ten.
9ie gnttin bes adtrbouers purbe. ouf
freiern Sub beIaiiea uno pon Der Wtenae
iubelno bis 3u ibrer Bobnuna beaIeitst.
I'm aiioeren Wtorgen mar lie nit ihren,
Rittoe ebenfallS Deri1munOen. 3peiTeIos
tpuBte he. tuobin iid3 ibr Wlann aetuenoet
bate nn0 mar 0leIem 9efolgt.
Wenige Wohen ipdter eelanets elm
Brelt on ben yreoiaer Der 8aptlltenae=
metnoe. Gr mar BON S6omas un0 tnts
belt bic Wtittteilune, oaB eS INN nit Dem
Iustritt aus Der tat6oItl1sn Rirdle feines4
mt9s srnit 9etptien l.i uno ooB er ben
uebertritt jnnl 8aptisnus rur gebeubelt
babe, nm DEN gSritlter Ii9er su MAIDEN.
gr trlu1te ben 8eiitIi9en, ibn aus Der
Stltt lelner Semeinoe ruieber iu itreinen.
Selt0em bat man ME lpitoer ettuas BON
Sbomos 9eb0rt; tur einmal bieB es i'm
Stdoben &, er babe i'm fernen Seras cine
neue Selnlatb eefunoen. Sb er ben Ntoro
an Sonotban Sarpers btganaeil bat, 1T ME
gonS aufseil1rt poroen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-03
pas GaalidDe polksblati

cfst per Eef (oSns ecnrtassbrstt) $3.50 per Sakr.
sa.6oSas bdEbe 5asr uns $3.50 has gertsriasr. nit
esnntussbIati sfi2o per 5abr $3.50 sas salbs Sabs
sns s2s0 bas Dlerteliakr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-03

Bnrgermeilter Was iuiH III
6reu,oer Gin AlnIOitn, idp bin nbgs<
brannt.
Diirgermeiiter I: 9af er EN- 3eugnibg
SSrer1oer: Sas ppbI nid1t. I'd, babe
eeslou6t, i'd braude feiues.
Siir9ermeiifer 4 Sat aud rfGt; mon
rieht es ia nod, ipOburd CT obge6ranut
lit - our6 8rafintiuein.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-03
Die Iebten Merfe eiues Gter.
benoen

iinb off 10 piel pertb ,pie cine aonse qe-
oens8elnld)te. Sn ibnenIpriht iid1 6dufias
Der innerfte Gern oes Gheioenosrt aus un6
luer iein 2eben lang NIT GrioIs aebeadeIt
poi, Dem frelft Der pnn9 bes 5Dbe8 be
Ttaste bonn @eHdbt: er muB iuobr itiit
uno 1T es, obne es III lpiIien. Darum iiuh
osrdrtlge Nusrufe tu0bI BON Ns0eutline.
uno es mo8en bier eif1ige Der Nrt per3eidlr
net perosn. Die Eam5Oie lit st Cube r.
rief Ra,Ier MnGuit .ssn oeins 9duDee a
2err! Sorquot0 Toilo. lti1 gnil3tS
SoHlgrelb ttlr 1uF nod cine ein5i8e 4fi>
mite in leben. 46niain glifabetb BON
Gn9lono. s@enua!~ Der engIi@e Hbifp@
iopb 2ode. - Weiite Canoe fin0 rein po,<
Blnt. Jrieort1 V.-.Sf Der Cob iu<tz
ter nidbts als oos " Gieora vi. BON Guo.
lamb. r9aBt MID ltilr nod jttt1 kbtE3<
Dale Muiit t5rsr Z Me]att. IS
srlolt. Sronaipea, Ies 4eat 0i4f
Woihington. QdBt mid bet I'm e
Der Mluiif itsr6en." Nlirnbeott
belier. iniutsr ru6iQer. gjtiIll! 3 II
giht." Uoetbe. @jut 1s<Et1 81
polecn. Sic, 0sr !3tikp1suIk Ri1t +
FEM" Bpror ,Dfif niL 1ls
tbsursr Ursunp sBt ilskt 4 s.
sd iiibIe, nQb}d M ia Z !
gBditer ScDtt. g1 Qe1 q
ton. n.-WDrne n1Ir}< b -
ItinsFn Werif6ti6f1 d \! i
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-03
Sic ,,@titIidje 8Idtttr !"

sas ssrnissss sBIast bes smeinnaM Beisbatss sns ben
nrfsstaftnass 'assre ssribmst uns ssinen no bai,yt.
ieait ssir@ bic xssifli4xt ben sssin sssansni@tsn
esia4amasa sus.
Fsr's s2ya Sasr vssssiss. Nse smsps % per sass
errfsire. - -
stnislns Nnmrssn: CANT Sents, Bsfir bee BIatt ben
tdssiidsn Msnnsnssa suEs bio 1saaa in's naus sss
kisfamirh.
sssftrsunstn ssnnsr PET .rssns1 Drss- esn rss.s
Rsirsss gttsi sui infer MiFss ssmass tu.rse,.
Die Cincinnati VoIksbIatt Compagnie,
6a BOX 141A.
Gtneinnstt. o.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-03

ySisaro" ersd6lt FoTgenbss 0,eIhii5is
den, bas i'm ansenbIide nid]t nhne 8oiiifx
1T. Sn einem eroBen WeiugeihdFis fttlIfc
lib elm Serr BON burfallS gebil0eter Grx
i6einung Dor unb bietet Ith als Hsiien1eR
an, er fenne fait oGe Gfdoie sranfreiM8. 8.
.Sie baben difo 9ADn m oieIer Brande
sereiit?" Stein, i'd ban Brdfect e.
tDef fen.@
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-03

Sn Sambnrg lpirb iebt foInsnnes
Sroueripid aufgeflihrt v3ie bIeisrnt
2ofe". obsr: Ser 2iebesShpur Inn agifs
ternaht an Der 5o6tenurre. Wroges ro~
mtantii9es HitterIhauIpiA nit Belang as.b
Sans IN 8 4ttsR. 1. Der binirotbe Blon
oes B0leiDihts. g. Die 5dredensnattt
in Der Quite oss Grentiteli ober Der @elsl
itertan3 nm ole 5oDtsnArne. 3. Die per,
stttste Yaaitterrint DDer he miiIltn Aae
bran.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-03
Mallnigfaltigss.

@ntenMppetit. .4ber. cans, 8{t
tuirEt bod ben 6hipeineniaaen nidlt aIItia
eiien 2"- Rein. ith befonlne nod arulif
uno Rartoffeln oasulA
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-03

Rur8 nod Der aufIiIhrnno bon CFFsn-
ba6's ySanoiten" beseeneten It'd sDsi
6reunbe.
ySffenbad BAT li9 iibsrlebt. Iaste Der
Cine, gieine WeuIif sit Sen y8onoilen@
tpiro i6orf getaoelt.1
YYah," rleinte Der Atlhere, .er III baIt
Elm iotioer Deenidl. Der 10 ic3leG1se 50..
fen. tuie Banoitet iino, Rfdf anEbu
wilI." ds
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-03

~ WI w y" y IA HIT uHO u m 81.
Gin Wtniiter. Der iifb Elm Saus astouFt.
batts oas unsIiid, siuiIhen alueisG Ghnlies
Den au wobnen, tf0 bo es ibm runlboIid5
srlhlen, 0ds llnoiifhbrIid6e @ehdmn1sr Ser
yeloen fortrpdbrenh mt ansih0ren. suta
iflOB er lih enoli6, lieber eif. bstrdd6tlls
9es 8eloopfer su bringen, nm BON bisTer
laittsen Na9barId5oft be5reit su iuerben.
gr unterbanoelie alIo nit ben bei0en Qeus
ten nno be3ablte Seoem non ibnen eine be-
lttnmte Sumnte, Die man fejfae{ebt bate.
oanllt ne lib MO dilDers nie0erlieBen.
abenos leete iih Der HiinitIer beiriebies
ing Vstt, oenn ulorgeit ~ ba fonnte er ia
unseitort ieinen SHIpirationen nadbdn.
gen.
aber--n Sdred .--ail ndd5ffen wsoreen
besann Der 96mieoeldrm dryer ais ie sia~
Dor: Sdneu elite er binuntsr.
vaSle! riei er sortfig .battet Sbr n;dt
etn9enillist als5u3itben uno tabt SIR
mot meln 8elo hie5n genDmmen9@
so freilib, oas tbateu mir, mir finb
ons9e5Dge ett-ntein N1tbbar bat risine.
31n1leoe lbernnninlen, ,un0 ic1 Die fsiat.s
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-02-03
Gin uneiaennabfaer mtn5,

= ''''11 p q = -l t-NI y.
vGs 9tebr = 10 lag cine ssrau in Gnos
lano tbrsm Wtantle aus elmer 3eituna Dor =
plo eranlame 9cabenbdlr0ler in Giin.
amertfa, oaB lie, ielbit Die beiliaifen @an6e
ntAt ahteno, ben Mlann bonn Wsibe
trennen uno Beioe in nett bon einonbtr
entfernte 8e9enoen BerfauIen.~
~a1, ertuioerte Der Maun, Der Die Qecs
tlre NIT an9e90rt, ieufjen0, vtueIb Elm
gludli6es Gano lit bos 8, parum bin
l9 nidlt Elm 5claDe in benz eluia oelobter
Suoamerlta BET eirten bon ben alerorous
lamiten iener Wieni6enbdnbler! !"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-30
Rebel Claims AID Bloody Ragltes.

A Washington correspondence the.
New Orleans Democrat tells thisGOod
Joke on bloody rag Northern politi-
clan s.: -
| remember funny incident du-
ring the CANVASS OF 1916 in the into
rior of New York. \ local radical
orator WAS holding forth to a cross'
roads audience at II place called Otse. .-
lie, and in the course OF his iarangue,
he produced tilce-shcct poster
and read from it that # TildenN were
elected. A.r South would lush 'en
masse to Washington with two and o.
half billions Of "lchcl claims,' re-
pudiate the national debit, bankrupt
the treasury and tax the North to pay
the bills Whercnpon lin old farmer
in the outskirts of the ";ludience"
sung out:
"Say, mister, how much is it? Say
it over again, | did not quito ketch
the tgserS:" - F'''N'
"Two billions and Il half y shouted
the embryo Radical statesman. =
ooh HI :" responded the old man,
"is that all 2 Consider it settled!
I'll pay it myself Let that pass,
and tell US how much your party has
already stolen"
The audience adjourned in an up
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-30
Romance OF Yellow Fever.
Memphis Avalanche.

One of the thousand and one tragic
incidents Of the great plague hap
pened at Holly Springs few days
since. A beautiful young lady of
New Orleans was forced by her father
to marry an old man she could pot
love. Preferring death to slavery,
the young lady ran away and gave
her services az nurse to the fever
stricken of Holly Springs. After a few
days Of devoted attention to the sick
she was herself stricken. There was
a male nurse for her. There was no
female hand to sootbe with ito gentle
touch the fevered brow. But the
noble Ridley was there to perform
the last sad Offices to the dying girl.
Towards the last she said to him
kiss me-" As Ridley kissed her On
the cheek she exclaimed: kiss m:
lips" which he did. She then I'D ::
You are the only man evsr w. in
kiss me again" While RtI threw her
the act Of kissing her and Instantly
arms around bis &C.
expired. ,,,,.-- g.. = il
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-30
Sand What is Friendship but Names
E\ W. &. JACh.

EY W. {. JACK.
Pure friendship is more than name.
T'is itSe!fa trlr fountain Of bliss,
Pure friendship is always tho saline.
T'is all tina, reality is.
T'is light, l;l''s pathway t" cheer:
TO the woe stricken heart sweet relle1,
Giving smiles to our joys, t" SORROW
tear,
And a balm in the hour of grief,
1'is spirit whose homes in the sky,
Tis al echo from music above,
1's steamlet that never runs dry,
For it flows from the fountain OF love.
Tis seal Oh the spirit impressed
In mercy to life, it was given,
Tis a note from tie harps O.. the blest,
1'isn gem from the treasures of heaven.
T'is a charm. dear in memory $ dream,
Surviving tho dust of the tomb,
1t lives boy ond deaths chilling stream,
1t dwclls in tho spirits bright home.
From tho tempests of sorrow secure,
Like the dove, to its ark, it eau fly,
And repose, till the wild food is Ger,
In tho heart, till the storm passes by.
Tis foretaste of heaven. on earth,
lis bestowed on bright spirits above,
And the songs of the BLESSED chant it's
worth,
And mingle their friendships with love-
"1'is sweet tie, that binds heart to heart,
A tic that cold death cannot sever,
Gives to earth-of Heaven, a part,
And in Heaven will live on forever.
T'is source of true happiness here,
Tis theme for the bright harps above,
And it circles, eternity's sphere,
AS the radiant halo Of love.
True friendship! Sweet child Of the skies,
Midst Angels, it's final abode,
From the tomb, with the spirit it flies
TO dwell with tho Angels and God.
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1t viii Not Do.
n, Y. World.

The story of Presidential pail
node transmitted to us from Washing:
ton to-day may be a hoax. But it
resembles the proclamation of a clique
of politicians preparing the public
for The official announcement Of their
designs at least as much as the wild
invention of parsisan newspaper.
If the sentiments attributed to Mr..
Hayes in conversation with a repre-
sentative of tho Washington Republ
can were really uttered By him, the
revival Of business throughout the
country is threatened by deliberate
plot to rekindle at Washington the
sectional strife which has already
brought us SO near f to ruin. Mr..
Hayes is made to commit the indie
cenc! Of charging that the elections
were carried in the Sonth by intimi-
dstion, just as Kcarney says they
were in Massachusetts, and to pledge
himself to protect the negro voters
with all the ingenuity of the Depart
ment IF Justice and all the power Of
the Government. If the President
and bis advisers undertake this evil
work they will move with a caution
and an affected moderation which
may make their interference with the
peace of the country more dangerous
than the brazen brutalities of Grant
We have supported MIR. Hayes in his
conciliatory policy earnestly and
without reference to party lines, ant
the report that he has abandoned it We
are unwilling to accept without con-
firmation. 1t is his duty to carr!
out the laws and maintain the rights
of all citizens but he is the first ex
ecutive officer of the country, ant
there is something scandalous be
You'd expression in the partisan out
CRY here attributed to him. The pc
, litic,ans of the country, generally q
both parties have shown a wonderful
alacrity in misunderstanding ii,
, public temper and misinterpretin
the meaning of this or that election
But if this Washington story of th
:. surrender of Hayes and Evartsto
{ Chandler and Conklin be well or ~ W
: ed, this Administration is j.
9 sink below any of its -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-30
Judge Rightor's Decision.
n, O. Picayune,

The decision of Judge Rightor in
the case of the State against Chevalley
on the relation of Manning, will prob
ably put an end to the attempts, on
the part of defeated candidates, to
prevent their successful competitors
from obtaining possession Of the city
offices. The proceeding taken by the
plaintiff in this case Of course was in-
tended to pave the way to his own
succession to the office Of Administra-
tor of Water Works and Public
Buildings, but it was anomalous in
character, aud widely contested elec-
ton cases. This, at least, is the
Inference to be drawn from Judge
Righior's decision, and we presume
that few lawyers will dissent from it.
In brief, the court decides that writ
of injunction does net liz in a case of
this kind, and that Mr., Manniug's
remedy, if bis contention is we'll
founded, is writ Of quo 'oarranto.
That is to say, The will Of the people
as expressed at the polls and certified
in proper form, cannot be thwarted
by mere allegation TO fraud, violence
or force, however sincerely these al
legations may be made, aud a court
will not use the writ of injunction to
interfere with the regular workings OF
the municipal government, by pre-
venting the officers shown primG .ta'
Gle to be elected from taking possession
of their places. If Mr.. Manning was
really elected, as lie claims !; if bis
competition was frauduleDtly return
ed, as he alleges, the statute law pro-
vides an adequate remedy. 1t is pos
sible that Mr.. Manning may avail
himself of this remedy if he realI,
believes in the strength of his case
But it is scarcely probable. II
ask a court to issue writ directing
Mr.. Chevaley to show by what war
rant he holds the office of Admins
TRAITOR of Water Works and Publ
buildings, would result only in pro-
wing what everybody knows-that, Of
the face of the returns Mr.. Chevalle.
received 1859 votes and Mr.. Man
ming 1859, a majority for the lead
ing candidate entirely too great to b
overcome, or even materially mod
fed by any proof of irregularities o
frauds that Mr.. Manning could pro
duce if lie were to search for te
years. That there may have bee
irregularities, perhaps even frauds
at the late election, US there are to
greater or less extent at all election
We do DOT deny; but that they wei
systematic in character, or that the
| reached the huge proportions nece'
sary to give any basis to the claim
and contentious like those of NJ
Naming, is supposition too absu'
to impose on the credulity of any Of
but q disappointed candidate, or
frenzied and embittered partisan.
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4 Notable Conycrsat'e see 1t

| Wonders never c;u,erv;aw Will
reported, that W.T. Eoston. Here i.
james Shield! ''%,
WeudelI,'ps in the COURSE Of tho
whato,;"n'' '' oyrl,;med. with. some
.s.t s''.'~' .Grn Shields. | want
~ s"o tho Southern Democracy Sct
", n,c cto into possession of this Govern!
"n y o"r. rs
0'S cn;.,1s launched asked how that
o,nlJ Lr after be had fought tho
S.,t,orn ,o,,Ir ca hard -
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New Orleans Pacific Railroad.
N. O. Picayune.

N. y. Plcaynne.
Mr.. $. L. James, lessee OF the Lou
isiana State Penitcntiary and con.
tractor for building the New Orleans
Pacific Railroad, addressed the mem.
bers of the Shreveport Cation Tx
change on the 18th inst. ]lc said IN
substance, az reported in the Shreve-
port Standard, that the company has
contracted with a construction COM
pany, formed Of New York and New
Orleans capitalists, for the compile,
ton of tho road from New Orleans to
Shreveport within two years. Ana'
if so ordered by the railroad com-
pany, a branch to Marshall after the
road to Shreport is completed. The
N. O. P. R. r. is negotiating for, and
will probably consumate, the pur-
chase of the already constructed line
of railroad in running order, known
as the Bayou Goula Road, from Don.
aldsonville to tho latter place. In
event of failure to purchase said road,
the construction company will, in
exercise of the right conferred upon
them by the original charter of the
New Orleans Pacific Railroad (all Of
whose rights are delegated to the
construction company of crossing
the Mississippi at Bayou GouIa and
continuing their extension of the
road to New Orleans on the east bank
of the river. The work of grading
has progressed southwark from Alex
audria to within fifteen miles of Bay
on Goula, and a heavy force is still at
work completing the gap between
those places, and will continue SO to
work until its completion. Grading
northwald from Alexandria has
reached point about fourteen miles
from Pleasant Hill south.
In tho meantime the construction
company have purchased iron sutfi-
cient to lay track from Bayou Goula
to Alexandria, and will commence
laying down rails as soon as their ar.
rival, which is looked for by Decem-
Der Let.
Mr.. James further stated that on
the completion Of the road bed to
Bayou Goula the force will commence
operations on this end, a force mean
while being engaged to lay iron from
Bayou Goula, iu the direction OF
Alexandria, and not to stop until that
labor is finished. The construction
company have Furthermore purchased
and paid for engines and trains which
are soon to arrive.
The charter Of the New Orleans
Pacific Railroad requires the road to
be completed and in running order,
from New Orleans to Shreveport, at
the expiration oftwo years from date,
but Mr.. James states that through
trains will be running between the
places within eighteen months.
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cunningham and his
, Ii organization Of Natchi-

II Mas.,,-s organization Of Natoh'-
3 Undersigned desires to state in
l.swer to your enforced pledge that
"a has arrived in New Orleans, and
,ou|d not leave the United States on
nineteen dollars and twenty-five
cents, aud, therefore, he has stayed
here to accumulate enough money to
90 further. Driven away from my
home and six Or seven thousand dol
lars worth of property, l can not
leave here until | get means to re-
move. Besides the presence OF my
wife and child, now in Natchltoches
are necessary to my departure. and
must thus delay. publish this car'
because l was positively told tina
should l stop anywhere in the Un''e'
States. l should be visited by mem
bers Of your organization. ,,>,n,
A. R. BLUNT.
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A bug bites the oyster, and 10 "a
nearl begins to grow. A bug bites q
botel cnest, and 10! he lsaps out Of
had and wants to knock somebody's
eyebrows of. = ~"
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R E\SON'S CApClNE POROU
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A WONDERFUL REMEDY.

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land take no other. Sold by all Drug!
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price. by Seabury g. johnson, 81 Plat
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.:...;- Of tho peace in Arizona
a w. The evidence of all witnesses,
a aS'eu both lawyers out doors, knock
s a1Le plaintiff over . bench, and de-
.Gdsd mo cause Of se,ion.' EGH
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England claims to have l4o different
.orts' Of religion, ard yet she has %
m.nv sinpers to tho square rod az
any other nation. 2-s.s,.
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=. The drugsis. wA,o hesitatesa now is
lost for the winter. He shonld fling
together some sweet oil and opium
ana bring out dis cough cure at once.
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