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FoR Consumptlves, DcilsEls Females, Nurs-
Ing Mothers, sickiy Childsen. and tho Debll-
itY OF Age Malt Blttere, prepared by the Malt
Bitters Company, are the purest aud richest
nourishing agent in foods or medicine ever
cnInrnnnlnl
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jackson PatrlotI

In 1874, DR.. Jacob Meyer SAINT Louis,
Mich, gave the following opinion; Tho
Hamburg Drops deserve TO be recommended
have prescribed them FOR Irregularities OF
the liver, disorders of the stomach aud dis
eases originating from these disturbances,
and have observed the most satisfactory re-
suits. The Drops also cure constipation IN :
short time.
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IsN'T It funnyi The man who has about
forty hairs growing on his face Is al
ways possessed TO wear full beard, and goes
about with a cOuntenanee like a thinly set
tied huckleberry pasture; while the man that
a full beard shaves close twice week, aud
the rest Of the time his face loolksliiSe sheet
Of n. emery paper. They arc each reach
ing for the impossible, and misS II by a hair.
--No0 Hauea RsgiStsr.
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oHifMANf AiuhNlH-
DR.. u. " pEncE, Buffalo, y. VI
Dtdr S1--l wish 10 state that my daughter,
aged eighteen, was pronounced lncursbic ana
wa iast falling as the doctors Thought WITH
consumption | obtained hah dozen DOT
ties OF your Discovery for her and she com,
meneed improving AZ once, and is nov we'll
and strong she took the Discovery last tall-
NerH truly Yonra. REv. IsAAo N. AuuusIlN
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4 GRNTLGMANLY young oyster opener
asked a rural custOmer II he would take his
raw oysters on the half shell. The customer
seemed TO think there might be somcthing
mean aud small about that style, and no said (;
" Half OF the shell be hangedl Set up the
whole thing.n- o. PicdytHe.
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rhe Mn.t nesIrnhle stove 70 nuy.

All our customers agree in saying that the
CHATTER OAK is without doubt the best
Cook Stove they ever used or sold, ana be-
lieye It's large high oven, ample warming
closet. and an excellent Reservoir, make u
the most desirable stove that hOusekeeper
rnn Inv.
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Facts and Figures.

Every one OF the more than 100000 CHAR
TER OAK STOVES now In the bands Of As
many housekeePers have proved eminently
practicable easily kept in order, doing all
kinds Of cooking quickly, cleanly and with
great economy Of fuel aud labor.
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A warning.

Coughs are caused by tho changeabls
weather OF autumn. and, u neglected, are
apt to continue all winter IL cured now the
lungs Will gain strength 20 Withstand the
severe trial Of winter and spring, Plso's Cure
is the best remedy. Fifty cent bottles are
spld for % renta
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The Standard, Syracuse. n. y, ia the Jour.
nal from which the following extract IL cut:
" That the prpnetors OF Warmers safe Rem
edies are entitled 10 monument Is unmis-
takably true. II is an indisputable fact that
these parties must be aud are looked upon as
Good Samarltans.p
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Fest stove w, Ever IIsed.

After many years trial, we are satisfied
that the CHARTER oAK Is The best stove we
ever used, and chcerfully testify that II ls
the best adapted 20 the wants Of the general
public OF any stove In the market
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PATsoS's ISDKLIBLE INK is the best for
marking linen. Sample will be sent post paid
for SOC by \. H. Stoddard, northampton, MasE
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"lSQuIRiEG READERh Is informed that tho
Clearing House Ia not connected with the
Weather Bureau. - -Phaadeiphia Bulletin.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-14

EVERY Farmer aud Teamster should know
that Frazer Axle Grease cures sore necks aud
scratches on horses. Buy II anywhere.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-14

1t is absurd to suppose that man
,an speak above his breath, since his
mouth Is below his nose.
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THREE OF THE BEST BOOKS FOR
SINGING CLASSES.


81, or % per dozen. by DR W. o. PEHKrNa
Such full sized book the above has this advantage
ever smaller one; After you have been through its
sIcelisnt elomcntary have hunE its cheerful
Songs and Glsos its Spiritual Songs, It's Hymns Tunes
and Anthems, you have hand large collection
which Is just thing Choir practice and also for
Home singing. DR.. Perkins, Ia woli known Of
mosl skilfnl eompilers.
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The lndlgestlble character Of young beef
Is supposed to have suggested the phrase,
"Come veal come woe.'--Nclo Hayea Eey-
isteF.
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ASK your druggist for Redding's Russia
SalYe. Keep 1t in house In case of accidents
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-14

THE spring chicken changes 10 the fan hen,
but the transition makes no change on the
restaurant bill OF fare.--Ra0 orleans Pea
DlH6. Git
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WMHoFT's Fever and Ague Tonic, the
Old reliable remedy, now sells at one dollar.
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To HAVE good bread, use National Yeast
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[Detroit, western Home journal. |

Sr, JACOBS on is an excellent medicine.
Have used It in our household with great
benefit
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A.: C g q s
IA. IA. WARNER q CO.
10000 SOLD YEARLY.

The growing popularity and usefulness OF
CABINET or PAKLOH ORGANS L. shown
by the fact chat SEVENTY THOUSAND II are
sold yearly In the Uhited states. The best are
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THE VOICE OF wORsHIP.

81, or 80 per dozen. By L. o. EMERSON
This book covers precisely the same ground as does
tho TEMPLE. and people will the other az
they fancy the music tho style Of this tho other
excellent composer. Mr. EmeHcn's books are kaown in
pysry household and svey school, and each book 10
intended advance those hat preceded IT,
JoHNsON's METHOD FOR SINGING
CLASSES.
90 Cts. or 90 per dozen. by A. N. JoRsoN.
No writer sIocls this in the perfect elsArncss and
simplicity Of his explanations and the thoroughnesh Of
OF bis work The teacher who this method needs
70 bsys IN his hand the CHoHUs CHoIR INSTRUCTION.
BOOK (el2D. by tho same author. The pages eorrss-
pond and tho larger book gives directions for h Of
the smaller.
OLIVER DlTS0N & CO., LYON & HEALY,
BoaroA. oHioAoo.
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fE &. e1fl per day at home. samplesworth 8 )
% " sLU Gres Address srNsoN Co. Portland. Ne
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29

A new town named as the heading
of this article reads, has been located
by the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
company short distance up the Ar
kansas river from Cleora, and already
many lots have been sold and sub
staniiai buildings are being erected
upon them. This new town will be
the shipping point over Marshall pass
for all of the Gunnison country and
the western portion of the San Juan
mining region for many months to
come, and it is bound to be good
place to locate. BY way of the D. s.
Il. G.. and Barlow & Sanderson's
stages. persons leaving Canon City
on the Leadville express at S:05 n. m.
can reach GunnisoH City the same
.iay at p. m, the distance being only
sixty-firc miles from South Arkansas.
Banks, commission houses, forward
ing agents. wholesale and retail
stores and all kinds of business cn-
terpri.es are being established there
as rapidly as it is possible TO place
buildings for their accom- odatiou.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29
ASSAYS Fur THE WEEK.


Leon Say has been elected President
o: the French senate.
The Reading railroad has gone into
the hands of receiver.
4 destructive cyclone passed over
Mitchell, D. T., on the Goth.
General Adams was supposed 10
have sailed for Bolivia Friday.
Hanlau and Riley have concluded,
to row at Providence on June I7th.
1t is said that Courtney sold ont tile
rowing race between Haulan and him
self.
Union Pacific engineers are locat-
ing railroad from Echo to PARK
City, Utah.
The consideration of the Ute bill
has hecn post tponcd i'll the first Nom
The KalIoch impeachment trial was
commenced in SIN Francisco on the
25rh before the Superior court.
On May asnd lighthouse keeper
and his son were frozen TO death in
New Brunswick while seal fishing.
The coined silver now in the sub
treasury vaults at New York. weighs
500 tons and amounts TO SIS, 100000.
The time between Washington
and Chicago has been shortened six
hours via. the Baltimore s. Ohio rail-
road.
A terrible famine is prevailing in
SYRIA. The American legation at
Constanlinople has been appealed to
for aid.
Nelson. the actress, who has just
closed her engagements in the cas- ern
states, has made slS6,ooo. She is now
on the Pacific coast.
On the 24th General Hatch's com
mand had fight with the Apaches
on the PolomaS river, thirty miles
from Ojo Caliente and thirty Indians
were killed.
On May Goth the mercury indicated
from 96 to lG2 degrees in the shade at
various places in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts. In New York City
there were several suustrokes.
A strike at the smelling works in
Omaha nearly resulted in a riot on
the eIst. 500 workin-mcu compel
ling 100 colored men to stop work.
U. 5. troops were dispatched to the
SCENE.
a ,,rr,pIe accident occurred on the
south Pacific Coast railroad of Cali
r,r,;a To nm excursion train on the
ssr,l rcsnlting in the death of thir-
,.sn md The woundinw OF forty per-
sons.
aous ,mount of rain fall
a. vi,;n;,v of Colpmbus Georgia
an ~. sand doing pres, damage 10
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29
Tha. Indian Massacre in Canada.

The swarming oi fortune seekers
into ColoradJ, s:;:ae: tile influence OF
Que of the worst crazes OF the time,
Las cIuscd a denand for elbow room
amou., the treasure seekers. Cunsc-
gucntly. the overflow of humanity
has trenched upon the domain re-
served for The original occupants of
the suil. The Utes, with the instinct
of self-presuryat ION that j., perhaps,
one OF the strongest Incentives to
action iii the savage breast, resented
the intrusiou- The first result of
This j. that the friends of two hun
dsed aud fifty miners are prepared To
mourn the loss OF all oil them at The
hands of the Indians. such being the
end of those whose iates are dctini'e-
" known. Possibly, the next thing
we siIatl hear is What an irrespons bic
cruel war OF cAterminaiion will have
been begun by the 'crowdiug, eager,
RELENTLESS swarm of whites before the.
United States government will have
had time To iutrrpose effective iuter-
ference. General Hatch with body
OF troops. is in the district, ii is true
but hc receives the character nf Il
Uungler. Ii seems as if the eNtinc-
ton of the red man was only "A mat
ter of time, and that the Influences OF
Christian civilization are in a large
measure failure with regard To
them, and this not 81 much on ac-
count of The deprayi'y or the Indians,
as on account ol he fai,hlrssheSs and
ruthlc-sncss OF the Christian invader.
Il Montreal Witness,
The attention of the Witness is
called TO the following facts:
First-Not one SINGLE miner has
been murdered by Utes this season,
your statement Of the massacre OF
two hundred aud fihy "whose fates
are definitely known" to the con-
trary, notwithstanding 1t probably
grows out of the reported killing OF
twenty-five.
Sccuud-By this time one thousand
,, U. S. soldiers are upon the rcserva'
ton to see that both miners and In
dians are protected from injury by
either party to tho other.
Third-General Hatch is fighting
Victoria's band of Apaehes in New
{ Mexico. from zoo to 500 miles from
Colorado, aud he is not bungier bn
a regular Indian fighter.
Fourth-po not believe all tale
YOU hear of Indian troubles in east
.rn papers.
Finh-visit Colorado before yo'
Judge OF the iai,hlessness and ruth
lessuess oil the Christian invader
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29

MoNrREAL, May 21-Over two
thousand persons attended mteting
last night to consider the chances of
n commercial union with the United
States. Perault referred to the
strength of Canada; her ability to
make treaties, etc, but said that trade
was stagnated and thousands of Ca
nadians were emigrating on account
of the mistaken legislation and selfish
action of Great Britain by shutting
Canada out in making treaties with
other nations.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29
wAsH1seros, May al.-The House

WAsHINGToN, May 2l.-The House
to-day passed the bill relative to tres
passers on public lands, with an
amendment limiting the benefits of
the bill only TO such persons as
have taken timber from the public
lands in the ordinary clearing of
lands, in working mining claim or
for agricultural or domestic purposes
or for maiE:ainins improvements on
the land of bona fidc settlers who,
without fault OF knowledge of tres
pass; took or used such material.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29
The Political Pot.

Chicago is The place.
The 3rd of june is the time.
Garfield will nominate Sherman.
Eugene Hale is to nominate Blaine.
Conkling will probably nominate
Grant.
ing it mild.
Don Cameron went to Chicago car
ly last week.
william Chandler is to command
The Blaine forc.. at Chicago.
Conkling will manage the Grant
army at the Chicago convention.
General Garfield is TO put all of his
efforts forward in Chicago for Sher-
man.
The democrats of Delaware have
instructed for Senator Bay ard as their
choice for president.
II is pretty GENERALLY agreed that
will preside at the Chicago conven-
ton
General B. E Butler has established
crernback Headquarters IN Chicago
1t il sad lie is there in-ihe interest of
GrauJ.
Between 5000 and 5000 people at
tended an nnti-G rant meeting i'll CHI
cagb Oh the 26ih.
The Denver Tribune of last Tues
day contained one of the best cdito-
riais opposed TO llie third term that
has ever been written in The West.
ThurIow Weed is en- route TO Cilics-
go and viii present a series of reso-
iuiious to the National convention
protesting against lie nomination of
GianI-
AT the Illinois republican state con
yentiou Governor Cullom, present
incumbent. was renomin lted. Henry
d. Derwcnt was nominated for sec
retury of state aud Edward Putt for
state treasurer.
The New York Evening Mail, re-
publican newspaper, is opposed 10 a
third term and believes shouI Nus
;icc Field be nominated by ne DEM
ocrais aud Grant by the republicans,
Grant would be defeated.
A bolt took plaee from the Louis
lana republicans convention. the bolt
ers elccting full Grant delegation
and the regular convention elcct.ng i
delegation which goes to Chicago un-
instructed, but which Is understood
TO stand eight for ,lBiissss!nsn eight for
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29

= The greatest strike ever known
among the miners of the West was
commenced in Leadvi.le oil the morn
ing OF The Goth. The strikers are min
ers and number 5000 under the lead
crship of Michael Mooney, a Molly
Mcguire. Nearly every mine in the
district was visited by them and the
men working in them forced TO stop
their labor. The strike is for an in
crease of wages from $500 to, $500
per day of eighf honrs work -
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29
COLORADO MINING NOTES.

Six hundred mine locations are re-
ported in the camp at Alpine.
The Caribou and No Name mines
Mt Caribou have been consolidated.
1t is estimated that there are 800
mining claims in the vicinity OF RICO.
Coal has been discovered in the Big
Thompson valley in the northern
portion of the state.
Golden Globe: a sixty-five foot
vein of iron ore has been struck in
Stray canon, one mile from Morrison.
Hard carhonates assaying 967 oun-
ces in silver and 16 ounces in gold to
the ton is said to have been discover
ed close to Rico.
Muldoou: George Barlow has dis
covered very valuable vein of coal
III the vicinity of Rico Specimens
can be seen in our cabinet.
The miners at the Washington Av-
enue mine, Boulder, were on strike
last week owing to a disagreement
Rocky Mountain Mining Review:
The Chsffec county camps are show
lug good deal of live enterprise.
Anime. Bueua Vista, Cleora and
Mavsville are blooming" ahead fine
N.
The Mining Register of Lake City
reports the sale of the Palmetto. Ruby
Queen and First National mines. and
the Iixiviation works at that city to
the Palmetto consolidated mining and
milling company OF New York City.
Z Rocky Mountain Mining Review
j. W. Ellis aud John R. Smith, with
several gentlemen of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, have bonded from Buck
walter, Powers, Cox & Co., the Iron
Mountain No. !, Iron Mountain No
and Unknown mining claims for
Si50, 600 for one year. These claims
are located on Iron mountain, four
miles southeast of Silver Cliff.
Rico News: \ former experienced
miner of the Black Hills, who has
Just returned from u prospecting trip
near the Ute reservation, reports
finding quartz belt near the reser-
vatiou which, it it is all true, will
create the stampede of the coming
spriug, Specimens the gold quartz
assayed, from the lodes discovered,
shows results as high as two ehous-
aud dollars per ton. The belt and
even the direction in which it Is To-
Gated. of course, is kept u profound
secret among the diseoverers at this
time We give the report of the die
rnrn,.n nS n ,ras uiypn 10 Us.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29
Cremation at Clcora.

Last Friday night man and boy,
names unknown, were burned to
death in a small franc house at
Clcora. IL was at first supposed
they had been murdered and the
bodies burned to cover up the crime.
hut investigation proved them to
have bean drunk and in all probable
ity the fire was caused by their own
carelcssncss. The bodies were burn
cd almost beyond tho semblance OF
the human outline,
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29
Justice waldo,s Court.

Peter Shaefer and Andrew Krlcer,
yarrauts. Fined eleven dollars and
costs each. Paid.
Thomas Kelley, indecent exposure.
Fined seven dollars and costs. Sent
to Jail.
j. w. Huston, washing bloody
nose in the ditch. Fined two dollars
a,ia costs. Paid.
Edward John and Peter Murphy,
trespassing on II. Il. Co. property.
Fined three dollars and costs. Fine
reunited ON payment of costs.
Frank IL. Ensign, drunk and disor-
DERBY in dining room Of Mcclure
house. Eight dollars and costs
Paid.
Michael German and Henry BROOKS,
breach of peace and disturbance IN
the street. BROOKS discharged-~Gor-
man lined ten dollars aud costs. Paid :
Joseph Trainer, drunk. Twelve
dollars and costs. Paid.
James MeCue aud James Campbell.
drunk. Seven dollars piece and
costs. Both seat 70 jail.
Three more easss on bsnd nos
trisd.
SIX head of stock wcrs taken w
and sslysssissd for szis.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29
Judge Bowen Resigns.

After the adjournment of the re-
publican state convention, the dele
gates from the fourth judicial district
met to take action upon the follow
ing:
DENVER, May %, 1850.
To His Excciicncy, +, W. Pitkin, Governor OF
90 orado:
beg to tender You my resignation
as Judge OF the Fourth Judicial Dis
,rict Of the State OF Colorado, 10 tax c
effect this Nay NJ midnight.
THOMAS NJ. Bowen.
Tho convention OF delegates then
proceeded to nomina,e successor OF
Judge Bowen, ana on the second for
NAL ballot Judge T. A. McM-rris OF
Colorado Springs, was selected.
On Monday Black kbs;fTEr4was elected
speaker of the Housc pro tcm--for the
arst time.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-29
STOLEN TELEGRAMs.

LEADvILLE, May 2r.-The White
River Utes have been reinforced by
one hundred and fifty Navajoes.
There are over three thousand miners
on the Ute reservation.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

vas making In the enterprise. Plus
TX. folding that the work did not pro :
coed fest enough, sent one day IN
autograph letter to the king to hasten
the conversion. The king. who heard
Of the subject for the 6rs, time, was
no. little assouished. and the matter
ended With the recall Of the Nuncio.
and his disgrxcs during the remainder
OF that pontifcste.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

Emission. Aversion 70 Society. Dimness Of visina,
Noises in the Head; the vital h1id passing unob.
served ir tbs urine snd many other diseases tbss
lead 70 insanity aud death.
Oh. sINTsE will agiee 70 forfeit FIVE Hux.
DEED DcLLsRs for . Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE funder his special advics and
treatmentt will not cure. or fos anything Impure
o. injurious found in u. DR. MfNrfE fresss sIl
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
CoxsuLxAzIoE rnKg. Thorough examination and
advics. Including sns'ysls Of urine. IS 90. Price
Of VITAL .RRsroRATivR. $500 . bottle. or -four
times the quantity. 5000: sent to any addr -
upon receipt Of price. or c. O. D., secure from,
observation. md In private name IL desired, By
A. =. MfNrfR. N. D..
Kearny Street. San frsncisco. OIL.
DIR. MINrlEB KIDNkY REMEDY, NEPHRHr.
ICuM. cures ell kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
CemDlsinfs. Gonofybea. elect, LeucoFrhQa- For
800.
DR. MiNTIEs DAHDEILoN PILLS. ere The
oesf and chea- Jest DYsPEPsfA and BILIOUS cuss
In the market For sale b. All druggists.
usAw1y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

The British Embsssy in Cpnstan'ino-
pie r~c~ntly received and protected .
fugitive slave.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08
TO TINE UNFORTUNATE.

-, w..n.e.e. I,n net neg. night iosses ~
$3.50 nsn,nIes on the fsce, and lest manhooo
ess positiyeiy be cured. The STICK and am cisd
sSand no: ian 70 call upon him. The Doctor
hss Travelled extensively In Europe, and in.pseseo
: gvsss de.l Of valuable Information. which No
- compsteus 10 impart TO those In need Of his
sers ices. DR.. GIBSON viii mako no charge
unless he effect . cuve. Persons q distance
WaV ne CURED AT HOME. ALI cors-
- ,e.t,ons strictly conndeutisl. You see no
go mt The Doctor. Persons whiting 10 the Doc-
tor viii please stsie the name Of The pap tnsy
- this advertisement IN. Chasges reasonable
can or wrlts Address DR. J. y 0fBboN. nos
m meal: ois-esvH
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

..Pa.. the pork aud beans. dear mother
For I'm hungry - hog.
True. I had picnic dinner.
sitting on IN ancient Jog.
Ia, Aiolph was there, dear mOihsr,
All fsip would have hIm thnk
I am Il ethereal make-up.
For m Una hes got the gaink,
So only ate . mor.el
Of. dainty frosted cake.
And peann. aud a raisin.
Give alt solid grub the shake.
Pile the pfoveoder around me.
For I'm furnishing. by gam!
Amt this BAN and leans delicious.
obi yuml yumi yum yum! yum!
The Rr,tfsh RSu hsssv in CankS AMI tna
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

II . nsvsr.failing Curs
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Wes I'm ess .
6pcrmstorrh1s. LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten
81. Paralysis, end al
the terrible effects d
Self Abuse. youthful
foiifes, and excesaes In
matnrer yeau - such
~ Lcsa Of Memory,
IIssSituds Nocfavnal