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Richland beacon., 1880-03-06

FEVER AND AGUA

TARBoRo, N. O., NM
On. 81. r. STEVENS:
Dear sir-I feel very grateful for vhas ~
valuable medicine, VEoHTMB. has done IN ny
family. ! wish to express my thsuks BY tnfoSDfnQ
you Of the wonderful cure Of my son also 70 icy
you know that vEeETINE is the bsst medicine
ever saw for Chills, Shakes, Fever and A6ue, ~
son Was sick with measles in 1879 which lefe him
With Hip-joint disease. Ny son suffered great deal
Of pain, all Of the time the pain was 30 great ne Ola
soothing but cry. The doctors did not help him
PARTICLE he could not lift his foot from the door; he
could not move without crutches. ! read your
Advertisement III the Louisville Courier-Journsl,,
that vEGETINx was o great Blood Purifier and
Blood Food. tried one bottle, which WAS great
benent. He kept with the medicine, graduaLy
gaining. He has taken eighteen bottles IN AL. and
be ia completely restored to health, walks without
erutches or cane. He Is twenty years Of age.
have younger son fifteen years Of age, who IL sub.
tect to Chil,s. Whenever he feels one coming on,
he comes in, takes . dose of EEGEIISE and that 10
the last of the Chill VgGErISE leaves no bad eject
upon the system like most of the medicines recon-.
nended for Chills. cheerfully recommend Woe.
TINE for such complaints think It is the greatest
medicine In the world.
Respectfully, MEs. J. ". LLOYD.
vKaETNE-when .hc hood becomes nielcss and
tagnant, either froW cfa"9e If weather or OF olt-
mate, want Of exercise. i:rel "Ici Or from any
other cause, the NEGETISE will renew the blood,
carry OF the putrid humors, cleanse the stomach,
regulate the bowels, ana impart tone OF vigor 10
the whole body.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-06

: 90 . -" cu"d Bses stent appliances Send
81. q ''iI'.;", TO Slip o. Il Co, h, Us, =. Z.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-06

NorHrSo is uglier than a crooked boot.
Straiehten them with Lyons Heel Stifeners.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-06
To ConsumosixeS.

i,oda-'- rmi,sion "r o. Liver Ill an wlltth"r
ry H,,k N Lilst pal table cont .t"u ~ thee"
I,oyue. rerieh Is ext nj. An '"I1t led remedy
,,r t'onsu.s.ptic; Srroua. III i1r@ Affect nu@ N"r
yols be iiify aul Mi wasting ise..-,s The man
no, IN which thu Co, Liver oil - nI,in' Win
H.. via Cherry era hrs il to Ice lated toy ihr
', -. d.- Il, stomach iusrres 9 mpi"t" fi"i
: thr o. az The - stem. r"i'"N C"nNh,
an -. .n. CAS- e.. iirrL au! strength. Embossed ~
,,,. p,c,. geo. '''.' .h~sicians. wfi-k n"wn spec
i,list il -, I't' ans has used II "a over ia
L-n,i,,i "a. : . avs There - "a combination
cam Al t. II f,r COWS r'J" Scr'fri., etc '"'|-
IL OF sufferers -. 90 AMI ,..sit" q" Ak. '"iH Joe
ron Oh fi,,t tii. ..r;, No. U-'u t''''' 600.
N p, vii GGf,1.f..t ~ ~ !hIs r'cr'frtr n
lcniily n. with X Loot 'e>it.F D.. :. ~
po,I.p rSs l.rE-s ix n,rrIrs rrr fiN' p'l.
LARS. ,fycu,arf h;.i NalnHfhc los l.. ven '" At
-i,f IS opt ,,Tf f! c. ir'i'" al So
.l.r,ss all % .. ~ C.. t.. LopEK Ma uuiac-
In in Il. mat go y s.nu, - .rhiiaielphI. r.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-06
Druggists Testimony.

M. Il. r. STEVENS:
Dear Strive have been selling your remedy, Ehl
vEo1rIxR, for about three Years, and take pleasure
In recommending it to our customers, and IN NJ
instance where Q blood purifier would reach III
~, has It ever failed 70 s6ect Q cure y ON
knowledge. Il certainly 70 the NJ ylus ulkra q
fsnovators. Respectfully,
,. n. sREfHERD b CO., Dr1sgisaa
nj. Vernon, HI.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-06

lGU t''.s. v - learn lelegraphy. Al
'.re-S K. Valentine. Manager, Janesviile, WI.
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Mothers: Moshers!! Mothers y:
Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by sick child sui
fering and crying With the excruclating
pain of cotting teeth 1t -, g at
once and get 4 bottle Of Mrs. Wins
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. II Will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediate
ly-depenc upon it; there is no mistake
about 1t There is not = mother IN
earth who has ever used It who will not
tell ron at once that it will regulate
the bowels. and give rest to the mother
and relief aud health to the child. oper-
ating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe
to use in all cases. ard pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will accompany
esch bottle. None genuine unless the
fac smile of Curtis & PERKINS is on
the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Dealers. Is cents bottle.
Beware of limitations.
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Her Friends AstonlsheA at the w on
Aerful Change I'm Her.
20 GRIFFITH STREET.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Aug. 10, 70
II. Fl. WARNER & Co.: This j. I'd
certify that l was attacked with kid
ney disease about four years ago.
which breught me very low for about
six months. | then grew better. but
in February last the old disease re
turned in . more serious form than be-
fore. employed fcu: different physi-
clans at different times. none of whom
seemed to do me much good. They all
said my disease would terminate in
Bright's Disease, and none of them
gave me any encouragement that !
could recover. Ny uncle then told
me about your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and at his urgent solicitation ]
procured bottle and commenced tax
ing it about the Sth OF the present
month; l am now taking my second
bottle, and feel that I am almost we'll
My improvement commenced as soon
as l commenced using your remedy.
aud has been constant ever since. and /
expect to be a. we'll as l ever was III q
few days mere. My friends. as well
as my self, are wondering at the change
which has been wrought in me. and
some Of them wonder that am still
alive. Gratefully your,
MRS. EMMA BROWN.
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TELEGRAPH1C.

CHICAGO. July San Inter Ocean
Washington special says: Superinten>
dent Clark of the Revenue Marine SER
vice has received dispatch from Port
Townsend. W T. stating that the revs-
nue. cutter Corwin. Capt Hooper. was
spoken Of Oanalasks June 81. This is
the first be has heard of this vessel.
which is designed to rescue eighty i'm :
pri.osed whalers in the les above Beh.
rings Strait, and to speak the Jeanette
If possible The Cor~in's official dis
patches. which she sends by the Alssk.
Commercial Company's steamer. will
reach the Department about August lst.
Superintendent Clark says she is now
in the vicinity Of Norton's Sound,
Alaska. Just south Of Behring's Strait.
There she will remain until the thsw-
ing of the ics barrier permits her pas
sage through the strait. This will
probably occur about the 18th inst.
She will then pass into the Arctic
OCEAN. unless the whalers host out on
the ire fees. She has Instructions to
report by the first ship she sights going
south. but will probably bring back
her own report when che returns in
November. The Department believes
that she will find the eighty ice prison
ers Of the Mount Woll.s,ou and Vigi>
lants alive and will bring them back
ssfs and sound. There 10 possibility.
however. that the Corwin may become
iusxtricably caught among the Toe fees
and be unable either to do tho work Of
rescue or return. but Capt Hooper il
one OF the best officers in the revenue
sirsice. and can be depsnded upon. the
thinks, TO perform the task
bet before him.
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YOU HAVE NO ExCUSE.

Have you any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint!
Ii there any res,on whs You should 90
on from day to day compl.ining with
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache,
Habitual Costiveness. Pslpitation Of
the Heart. Heartburn. Waterbrash,
Craving and Burning Pains at the pit
of the stomach. Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue. aud disagreeabls taste in the
mouth. coming up of food after eating.
Low Spirits. &c. No. 1t is positively
your own fault il you do. Go to your
Druggist and get Bottle Of
GREENS AuGUsT Flower for IS cents.
Your cure is certain. but if you doubt
this get Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Two doses will relieve you.
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The people of Gutenberg. New Jer.
sey. have made new departure in cen.
tennial celebrations. Learning that the
battle of Block House Point. fought July
20. 1850, which they had Intended to
commemorate. WAS British victory,
they have decided not to rejoice over it.
This resolution 10 - wise ss it il rare.
But IL Is rather late in the centennial
season to INTRODUCES this new test. Hith.
srto surprises. defeats. and even msssa.
cres have been made the occasions Of
holiday parades and picnic excursions.
quite - impsrtially a. victories. The
governing principle seems to be that
every locality il bound to celebrate
something once in buudrsd years; aud
where victory cannot be secured for
the purpose, . hsrrible de...t or m In.
diem butchery Is philesophicaIly accept
Cd as the best substitute.
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Thomas Jefferson wants = pension
from the Govsrpmest Of the United
States. While in ito service, in 1853,
he lost both legs. which entities him.
we b.lievs. to t72 per month. His
back psy. for seventeen ysssA 1t thu
rae, gives him claim upon the Gov
eminent for over $4,000. RoUdsrous
Is this claim 10. Il b only shout one.
tenth that Of Fitx John Porter. for bach
pay. Porter. though. WAS . General,
while Thomas Jefferson wss merely Z
colorsd private.
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TIE OREGON KIDNEY TEA,

Read the following tsstinouials. moi
from persons 5000 miles away, whom
no one knows. bat from well-knovn
and 6ussworthy citizens Of iOreeou.
whose names. written with their own
hands. can be seen at our Office:
SlLyERxox. Or. March 81. 1880.
I have been afflicted with Z kidney
trouble for twelve years. during which
time have used slmnst every kidney
remedy ! could hear OF. but obtaiusd
no relief until I tried the OaHooN
KIDsEy TIA. / nm nov usine the
ssceud box and am free 20 cav that /
an much better and have no hssitancv
In recommending il - pleasant and
safe kidney remedy. W. b. Cox.
GoLDHsDALl. w. r.. March 81. 80.
Ihsve he'd the diabetes for thirtv
years. Have he'd many physicians
prescribe for me-. but failed % get r.
lief. I tried The OaRoox KrDHrY TIA
and the 6rst doss gave me rslief I
an now stuoss veil, and would =.
emmsnd Il b say one suffering fto1
TINS oisessa. Nosns PIxR.
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/ am tired of being blistered. ieeched.
cupped and besme&red with croten oil
ny the most eminent practitioners, who
try to cure that cold cf mine by such
proceedings. This tale is frequently
told by the sufferer to his druggist,
who not knowing better makes up any
number Of cough mixtures without
living any relief. All you sufferers,
do you know why you can not be cured
by such means as stated above! Here
il the csuse: Il 10 % established fact
that almost all coughs have their origin
in . dsrsnged stomach. whence gases
press upon the different parts of chest,
etc.. and thus cause cous hing, which
upon too much ssrsining even produce
ssr achs end finally deafness. One
bottle Of Plumbers Oregon Blood Puri.
der will give immediate relief; it has
been tried over and over again, and
founi to answer the purpose in every
Gaze.
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When first appointed every Major
Genersl in this U. s. Army has IN an
nuai salary Of $500 given him. Every
five years bis pay is increased 10 per
cent. Hancock was given this rank in
the regular army in 1865. In 1871 his
pay bsca,ne $3.50 ayear. and 5000
in 1876. Next year. il no lives and
does not quit the service, hs will get
81. 1850. A regular. unfailing. ever
increasing salary like this 10 oomfort-
asle thing to have. and cannot b ass-
p.sed by . man possessed even Of Pres
identAl aspirations.
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WHAT SHALL THE HARVEST

The walla walla Kateaman takes
the following dolorous vis~ Of crop
prospects east Of the Cascades:
Annually the important question
proceeds from theScoosumer to the pro.
duc.r: What will the harvest Beg 1t
Is hard to answer. especially when the
Indications are 70, very promising. II
any man Was to ask us today this po-
ten. question, We. would say to him
without q moments hesitation: Very
pour Nothing What it used to be.
There IL . blight overshadowing our
grsiu fields and our orchards. which
prompts 10 70 put every man on his
guard. less day Of vent should pme
and find him unprspared. We had 20
far three times seven fat years and, of
course. oil 10 we'll; bat suppose We
should have one or two lean years, aud
the earth shoald fail to bring forth its
Doubtful harvest Where would we
bes Ireland. Brasil. and the Provinces
Of Gilesis. nay know the lesson. IN
store for Guy coustSy, where the crops
fail entirely for one. two or three con-
secutive years We may never zee
that day; We hope not, still it behoovss
as to prepare for it. 90 that We may b.
able TO face the beunt. and never learn
or know what IL 10 10 want. Our fields
look dry and pascbed, aud more grain
will 90 inte the hsystack than into the
bin. We nay be sure Ut halt crop,
but Be economical I! Expect nothing;
then IL ill strings trsak. you will not
feel % sorely disappointed. We will
have short crop ssd poor price for
wheat this yssr; beef willaIs Ls scarce;
the potato crops aud other vegetables
are today Ut the mercy Of countless
millions and triilioos Of grs.sboppers.
and meuey will be very scarce. for Ne
can ses nothing that will bring it In.
bat much that will take it ont, hence
b wiss and lay mp for . rainy day.
Let no one suppose that in making
thsSs expressions public. We are trying
70 injurs the country and re:srd ito
speedy settlement. Far from it. but
let the truth - knoSn. % that NO man
may say to 10 hereafter: why have
yeu deceived me thusr This 10 good
csuntry. bot the best Of countries sre
liable to hsve poor harvest and in
that case it 10 we'll to caution ell men
and women against extravaganza. and
counsel economy.
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KY lNTELlllsENCEk
Thursday, July Is. 1880.

Skeena harbor. which 10 at the mouth
II Skeena river. and on which 10 located
the Hudson Bay Company post Of Fort
simpson. 10 in latitude $40 "a north
longitude 1900 23' west. Il 10 the most
northern barbor Of British Columbis,
and is within half dozen miles Of che
southern extremity OF Alaska. u en-.
braces cvsr lbur square niles Il good
water, from four to twenty fsthoms
deep with muddy bottom and good
holding ground. aud free from rocks
and shosl,. 1t possesses great facilities
for docksge. ss the four h:hom wstsr
10 found close to the banks Il IL easy
VI access from -. having 10 current
tide, but merely rise and fell. veil shell
tered from ell winds except from the
west. which here seldom blows. Tbs
prevailing winds are southwest and
north west, from the effects Of which ths
hsrbor 10 20 we'll protested that . little
dingy boat can b rowed over il safely
in oil seasons Of the year. Ships could
I,s alongside OF docks st oil times, sod
would require no towsss either In On.
tering or going 70 ses. From accurate
measurements made through . period
OF three months the rise sni fall Of
the tides was found to b - follswE
spring tides 20 feet and nsap from Is
to l6 fest. very regular and scarcely
Unlicensed by winds. Fogs are aid T.
be quite uncowwon. The approaches
ale excellent. and the sg"ot II TIE
Dominica Government. who was sent
out 10 sxsmias Il. reports It enc OF TIE
b.st harbors he Vas ever In. Skssns, or
Fort simpsoa ss.it 10 frequently called.
v a. = candidate icr the terminal honsrs
and emoluments Of the Canadian Paci
ac Rsilroad. Failing 10 obtain these
It will probably remsin neglected many
years 10 come.
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You are asked every day through the
columns OF Dswspapers and BY your
Druggist to use sonsthing for your
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that
you know nothing about. You get dis
cousaged spending money with bat
little success. Now to give you salts.
factory proof that GR4ER's AUoUsr
FLOWER will cure you Of Dyspsps,s
and Liver Complaint with 81 its Of.
fects. such as Sour Stomach. Sick
Headache. Hsbituai Costiveness. Pal
pitatio0 Of the H-srt. Heartburn.
Watsrhrash. Fullue.s ct the Pit Of the
Stooaoh, Yellow Skim. Coated Tongue.
Indigestion. Swimming Of the Head,
Low Spirits. 90. We ask you 70 70 20
yenr Druggisss and get Sample Bot.
tie Of 0RgIn's AUoUsr FLowxR for 10
cents and try il. or . regular sizs for
IS cents. Two dossa will relieve you.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DUbIIC NOTICE 70 HRREBY GIVEN that.
L In pursuAncs Of the csmmands Of . writ Of
execution against tAe property Of James n. Col
District Com. 81 IN rs,.s g ne Sss q =:
Wellington Territory. holding terms ct SEATTLE In
the cess Of Henry L. Yeeles asa,ns9 said jane II
Coiman, under the seal 81 ssid Court and dated
ias 2ssn sss e s .S.1 lao e ne
toe Territory, hare levied uDoa The foilowins resl
estate and all the right ute and intseese e Ne
oefendsns, James y. Oolman. therein. q we'll .
ssid dsfsndant. jams n. Coiman. IA tnsrsia On
0eptemher Sth. ISIS, or st eng time sincs that time
al Of which real eststs 10 situate In King county
Warrington Territory. and IL bounded and dc.
The northwest quartr a lot one in block eight
u Hay1srd1 plss Of the town (new cstyl Of b.
s'ts. being parosl Of sAid lot eishs, soxeO leel
bounded . follow: conmencing at tAe norshwsss
sixty fest: ,hsncs seuiA thirsy 1ssS; tAaace wess
siaty fest: tAence nogth thirty feee 20 u pace Of
beginning. Also The wAols q block I u TesTy'e
s.isS sddisee = shs eiy 81 ssattie. md lots AVE.
son 2. Borsas addition % the towa nov cityl Of
oesstle: ana lots nins and Ten Ii bIock four: and
lots oee. too. thses. yeur. I've .snA sax in bleed
9onss ~ Cengea ooeeIo. vt1A oil anA atnGulne Tie
And YIN o. 6ATURDAY. tue Nsn DIV q IN.
g.. A.D. fS0. - ~ Aser q one c'el0ek n. Of
sssd day. - tAs fFoat deer Of 6ouiro's Opers
nouse. 10 ne city q oeottle. THE said house b.
see - Dlece uhoo ~ D1shses CognA q saaA
eosnsy = lssdl e1ss and sxposs e Pablo osServ.
g the Highest bidder for casA u Unitsd H1aase
eeid con. each and-evogy poxs ana 'pzroeR q -
s.te RAJ estate hsssin sb6vs daassanca aaaau -
nsns. usie and ineesse q ~ aid Jan0 II Col
Sereee vhSen I'D Ja0eo y. ooIman IA1 thueiu q
sepss9bsr &As rs ~ = sny Hme alnce ia
Dated Il sesstls. suss =. 1850. g :
- L.v. WYCKOUR. yss
ehsri9 of Kiag cosAey. Wash. rerziiory.
ty17uss
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The appearance Of baby bridesmaids
10 growing common in England. and
their dress is usually 90 very pretty that
it really adds to the beauty Of the bridal
procession. Skirts of Lsnguedoc lace.
Topped with ruby satin; polsnaises of
pink cashmere. trimmed to match the
skirts, and Duchess Of Devonshire hats,
are the principal details Of the costume
worn BY two little girls who followed
six older bridesmaids up the aisle of
en- English village church, the other
day.
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The Secretary OF the American Ircn
and Steel Association reports 697 bias.
furnaces in the United States, with an
annual capacity of $500, 900 tons of
pig iron; $50 rolling mills. with On an
nusl capacity of Z ,OO0. O0O tons. the CO.
pacity OF the rail mills being 2. 100 600
tons: Il Bessemer steel works. with On
annual capacity Of 1850. 900 tons. be-
sides | $50 miscellaneous works.
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Undoubtedly With children. attributed
To other Causes. is occasionej BY Worms.
BRowS's VERMIFUoE CoxFIrs, or
Worm Lozepges, although sffectual in
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child This
valuable CON bination has been SUCCESS
fully used BY physicians. and found to
be absolutely sure in eradicatinR
worms, 20 burtful to children. Twenty.
five cents Q box.
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Running for olacs i Tho Ausst thing
in The world fos making pespls -
quaintsd With men. According 10 The
DsmoorAts Garfield d 10 bettsr than .
thief. According 70 the Republicans
Hancock u traitor. The proof on
both sides IL . little soant bat that
makes No difference With those prefer.
ing the charge.
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ALEXANDRIA BAY. N. T.. Aug 1879.
II. 81. WARNER & Co.: A ehoft time
ago l YES almost . skeleton from .
chronic kidney disease Of long stand
ing. and wss anticipating speedy death.
three OF the best physicians in North>
cru New York and Canada having
treated me without benefit. then
couinrnced taking your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. and in two weeks it
has completely restored my health and
l am as hearty a. ! ever was. Ny dis
ease hsd reduced my weight from $50
to 100 pounds. aud it Was still lessen
ing when I commenced taking your
medicins. then gained eight pounds
In ten days time. am astouishsd at
my rapid cure, and 50 are others.
CHARLES DAVIS.
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Amy Work IN CALlFoRxIA.-Tb
S."r~sasnto Dee Of July 9Th Says "A.
Menks, the we'll knsNa hep grower q
pAstsrson's Station. in ea@snents
cnunty. MAS In the city today. Prom
him il WAS learned thae ths arny worm
hes played sad havoc and .entirsly
s,rippsd every green thing from the
alfalfa Aslds II ksssrs PricAard. Nor.
ton. 6sudsrss. HE Own end otherS In
that vicinity. He was sncesssful in
ssviog bic hop crop from shsn. how
ever. sna did ~ By aieeise sssiss,y
around the 6slds . deep triangular
shaped ditch. wish IT, kAss Of The
bottom lots this The woruu fall. and
whse thsy sttempe b eliob ous aeais
they TALL back frou the slouing sldss
and perish il the ditch. H dsssrihssf
the wOrm - from tvo iachos u halt =
inch In length. With slAks-onlossd sidos
and black beck. aud slso says that
their breeding places seem - b u The
low alfalfa zelda Where they have
passed over 6slds the groued 10 left
free from vegetable life - b plank
sidewalk.
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THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER. you will always find a. the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street. not
only the best of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds OF
cold lunches to order.
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King George. OF Greece. now il
Paris, 10 described - having tall.
slender. yet immensely muscular figure.
whose 6ns abre does net besssy lalsns
strength b The chancs obsssssF; hAna.
some head and faoa with . leag ourling
blonde mustanhs; . ksss, Hank, fear.
less eye; strong. friendly shake 81 the
hand: free. gracious. charming man.
aer. clear. rapid. responsive psrsua-
sivs. domfnating intellect; . powerful
memory. which retsins nance, hgures.
sishta With astonishing prsoision and
industry. which she0s ieoalf - I'll
times ID The discaosioe and study Of
vital questions. healthy love q sport
and gymnastic exeseisss; . ready Wit
and keen senss Of hnmor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-15

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uoder. II 10 . great ssastsy hat
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the Sane tias." Oaly ths neantsin
bps Of 0regos ssa WasAipeton IN.
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thin theee.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-15

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