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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-30

l will not be responsible for any bill
or other indebtedness contracted by any
employe of the LEADER printing estab-
lishment, except upon written order or
acceptance previously obtained; nor
will any such claims be allowed upon
any Indebtedness due me.
III. CLAICHE,
Propr. LEADER.
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- IRAeUE recently had a divorce petit
'uon drawn up charging his wife with
adultery with Roscoe Conkling at Can
onchet, at Egdewood, at New York and
elsewhere, but his counsel persuaded
him to leave out the name and TO make
the charge general.
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Compiled for the Leader.

ported to have made a watch which re-
quires no winding up, inasmuch rs it
performs that work itself by means of
an electric current. An electro mag
net fixed inside the watch keeps the
spring perpetually in a state of tension.
To keep the watch la running order, all
that is necessary is to preserve the bat
terry in proper working condition. for
which purpose n or two inspections a
year are said to suffice.
The inquiries OF Prof. Coin, of Bres-
lau, indicate that shortsightedness is
rarely or never born with those subject
to it, and that it is almost always the
result Of strains sustained by the eye
during study in youth.
Even 30 infiamable a material as cot
ton a now DO used for the constrnc
tion of fire proof buildings. 1t is con-
verted into a paste by a chemical treat
ment, which becomes as hard as stone.
1t is moulded into large slabs, and des-
ignated rs architectural cotton.
Another care is to follow that in re-
gard to color blindness. Statistics have
just been published by a learned Held
elberg professor, to prove that engineers
on railways are peculiarly subject to
affections of the ear, which might COM
promise the safety of passengers.
The force exerted by the discharge of
heavy guns is something tremendous.
In some recent experiments at Wool
witch 1t was estimated that the pressure
upon the base of the gun at the moment
Of the explosion was more than sixty
tons per square inch.
One of Edison's inventions, in con-
n~ection with his system of electric
lighting, is the ,oebcrmeter. This is an
instrument for measuring the amount
Of electricity flowing through a circuit,
or, in other words, a meter for electric
currents, TO tell the number of webers
that have been supplied.
Atmospheric pressure has a very de-
cided influence upon the melting point
of various substances. Under ordinary
circumstance ice melts at thirty-two
degrees fahrenheit, but, in some recent
experiments. DIR. Carnelly is said to
have heated it in n vacuum to three
hundred and fifty degrees before it be-
came liquiHed. At a much lower tenn
perature the ice RAPIDLY disappeared.
however. passing directly from a solid
state to that of vapor.
A Hungarian chemist has lately
shown some surprising experiments in
Paris with a new light giving substance
which burns with SO little heat that its
flame will not set fire to a handkerchief,
carpet or other fabric with which it
may come in contact. A person may
| hold fhn bnrpfp0 Ifnrtl In HE IaaJ
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-30

A few copies of the session laws Of
1879, bound, for sale at the LEADER
office, at 50. so per copy. Also copies
of the Compiled laws and Session laws
of 1877. The set will be sent for 81. so,
postpaid, IN receipt of price. daw tt
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-30

DR. II. III. HINSDALE,
Kewanee, ILL.,. advises us OF a remarks
BILE cure of Consumption. He says:
"a neighbours wife was attacked with vi
olent lung disease, and pronounced be-
yond help from Quick Consumption As n
last resort, the family were persuaded to
try HALLS BAIsAM. To the establishment
Of all, by the time she used one half dozen
bottles she was about the house doing he;
own work. / saw her at her worst stage
and had NO idea she ,uld recover"
BEWARE OF CoUNTFRFEITS.
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THE argument in the case of Rufus
Hatch VS.. the telegraph companies, was
concluded to-day, and Judge Barrett
took the papers, reserving his decision.
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kDAY. JAN. 80. 1881.

heather throughout New Eng
land is intensely cold, and SNOW block
AIDES delay railroad trains.
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A NEW York gentleman and a par
ty Of engineers are in Chicago, and say
they represent the continental railroad
tends building a
double track Fom New York to
Chicago, throuk61<Ae Anthracite coal
regions to Akron, Ohio, and Fort
Wayne; 1t being the shortest route be-
tween the two cities.
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W. VI HALLS
BALSAM

Cures Colds, Pneumonia, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group, Whooping
Cough, and all diseases of the
Breathing Organs. 1t soothes
and heals the Membrane of the
Lungs, infamed and poisoned by
disease, and prevents the night
sweats and tightness across the
chest which accompany it. CON-
SUMPTION is not an incurable
malany. 1t is only necessary to
have the right remedy,and Halls
Balsam is that remedy. Don't
Despair Of Relief, for this benign
specific will cure you, even if
professional aid fails.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-04


The manuscrIp, Of the descriptive pamphlet
Of Leon county, which has been complied by a
special committee ofihs LeoA County Farmen'
Club. has been completed and carefully revised,
and is now ready for the press.
The table If contents is as follows:
/. Inlroiucuory. II. History and Topography.
III. Climate and HealthiIIness. nv. Afirac-
lions Presented TO Immigrants. ". Agricultural
Productions. vi Stock Raising VII Dairy
Farming. VIII. Vegetable Culture. TX. PouI-
try. x. Fruit Culture. XL. Flowers OF Leon
County. XII Transportation Facilities. XIII.
Homestead and exemption Laws Interest XIV.
Hunting and Fishing. XIV. Labor. XVI. Lands,
Public and Private. XVII Conclusion. +
These several chapters are compiled and con-
densed from carefully prepared articles from the
pens Of different persons, especially chosen for
their peculiar knowledge and fitness for the par
ticular subjects treated Of; and present, we
think, an entirely fair and reliable exposition Of
the county. The pamphlet Is accompanied by
an admirably prepared map Of the county, exc
cuied by Colonel John Bradford. The accuracy
of this map b perfect Every pOs,.oface, cOun.
try store, mill, wateF,power, ferry. bridge. and
county Rad, b laid down With absolute precision,
the Colonel having made use Of the elaborate
abstract Of titles receatly prepared by L d. Ball
and r O. Long from the county records, from
whitehall the roads, country churches and school
houses are located This map h Of Itself most
valuable acquisition. Every farmer in the county
will want cOpy.
1t ID desirable and important that the fund for
the publication Of the pamphlet should be made
up at once. About $500 only Is lacking to make
up the amount, and II would seem that with this
fact known there ought 10 be no difficulty In prO-
curing the remainder. Subscriptions of any
amount desired, and may be sent To r. C. Long,
or to the Treasurer, Mr.. John A. Craig. Thh
appeal is male tolesery oIessn n a. counv, and
each Is equally interested with The others 10 the
advantages to be derived from The publication OF
the pamphlet.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID out Ut the Circuit Court Of the Second Judi
cinl Circuit OF Firids, In and for Leon county, In
certain causes, wherein William MunrOc IL plain
til and Joseph L. emall~ God, Thomas II. Hodg-
kiss and George W. Scott late partners trading M
der the name and style Of Stnallw0od. HodgkIss q
Co.. are defendants, and wherein Thomas Hnnrae
10 plaintiff and the said Smallwood, Hodgkiss a Co.
are defundants have levied upon and VIII o1erfoF
sale to the highest bidder. for cash. the court
house square, in the city Of TalAhastee, the nh
day Of November next being the 1rst AondAg In
said month, the undivided onehalf Interest h the
following described property. tnrwits Beginning a.
the west corner Of lots 50 and 81 fronting on Mon
rue street; thence running 20 feet 10 Calhoun
thence west 30 feet: thence NORTH 10 fsel Is DoInt
Of beginning accOrding 70 the original plan Of the
city Of Tallahassee. Levied on % the properly OF
sald Thomas II. HOdgkiss, TO satisfy said executions
A MosELEY, sherif.
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The fare from Townsville TO Atlanta and
return during the Exposition will be g.
"A little child of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
MeDougall, aged three weeks, died on Thursday
last -
The Autumn weather has appeared ON time
and Is delightful, with warmish days and coOl
nights
The Sidewalk and cutters at DamOn's cor
ner have been substantially repaired by solid
wall of masonry and stairway.
"A considerable number of rooms and houses
have been already engaged by parties intending
to spend the winter in Tallahassee.
The stores of all the Jewish merchants were
closed yesterday on account of the great Jewish
holiday, known as the Day of Atonement"
-Shriner's Indian Vermifuge saved three
thousand children from disease and death. II is
the wonder Of the age. 1t will not deceive you
For Sale by n. Lively. "a
The sample of orange sorghum syrup at
RaWls, was made by Mr.. J. P. Apihorp, instead
Of Mr. Pogue, as was stated by mistake last
week in Mr.. Apthorp's article.
We are informed by Hon. E. K Foster. Su.
perinendent Of Public Instruction, that several
teachers are wanted for the public schools 10 Or
anEe county by the County Superintendent, Mr.
1T. Beeks, whose post-office address is Lake
In.
The fairest beauty is often maFred by un-
slightly rVidece of diseased liver, but Porta.
line n Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder cures
Biousness, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, and re-
moves salIowness. making the complexion clear
and attractive Small bottle 25c, regular size Soc
Whites Cream White Vermifnge, the best
Worm Killer w. A. Rawls, Sole Agent. [24
There has recently been placed IN the post
Office large frame containing excellent photo
graphic representations of the places of business
OF several Of our most progressive and energetic
bnsiness men, who know the value Of advrrtis-
ing: R. B. Carpenter H. s. Elliot, W. H. Has
kell, B. W Berry, j. c. Kemper, Byrd & Gales.
b A. Meginniss and F. c. Gilmore The phot.,-
graphs were taken by Mr.. Litter, who has until
recently been connected with the gallery Of r.
Don hcLeod. and a fine pnrurait OF the last.
named gentleman ad0rns the central square of
the group.
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ma PeabeAv schelarshlps,

The examination Of candidates Tor the free
sclIolarshiEs wss male ( few days ago by the
State Superintendent Of Public InsiruclIun, Hon.
e. K. Fssas4, upnn written answefsto question:,
resulting II ilbe selecilon Of seven anfaG class
oG Rinetern applicants who competed The sue
cessful benefciaFies arc no follows: j. j. Fonts,
OfCiay county; John A. Gmham, = s,H of Judge
e. N. Graham. at Manatrc county; J. II. ?. Er.
win, son pf the laie Hon. J. y. +. Erwin. Of
jackson county; Fl. g. White son q Hon. P.
W. White of Ga4ss.l..n county; +, 9. Allisoh,
son OF ex-G..yernor A. K. AlllAm. 10 Gadsdcn
cDus4y; Hardy @. Withheld. SIN q ar. R. A.
Withheld, Is Leon c.unsy, md Miss Jennie
Talnm, Daughter Of the late z. r Taanm, Of
Leon county. Hl4
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Mr.. @ NJ Halderman returned las, week.
Mr.. G. C..Penrce returned home ON Thurs
day last. a
- Colonel John A. Henderson returned home
yesterday. u
= Miss Ella Walker, Of Monticello. Is visiting
friends here.
Major i COnant arrived on the morning
train yesterday.
= Hon. Samuel PascO, Of Monticello, visited
Tallahassee one day last week.
Col. C. H. Allen, General Manager Of the
Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mobile Railroad, re-
turned on Sunday from New York
- Shine q Bullei were a. busy as bces yester-
day opening out and piling away new goods.
They are ready for business Orlando Reporter.
Mr.. williams, Of New Albany, Ind, arrived!
here Sunday. IOGkiag for iplace TO locate. and
thinks he will be well pleased with Middle
Florida
Mr.. ]. @. Littler, the photograph artist who
has been engaged in making some magnificent
views Of the scenery in this county during the
Summer, left for Savannah on Wednesday last
Mr.. W. F. Lyle. agent of r. B. Post q Son.
Of New Orleans, returned TO bis post Of duty on
Sunday. looking hale and hearty after his brief
holiday North. He says the steamer Amite,
which lsh new Orleans on The 9th alt. !. will
.soOn begin 10 run direct to st. Marks, instead Of
Cedar Key as al present
Mr.. d. B. Mrginniss, Jr, arrived home on
Sunday from New York and Boston, where he
laid 10 an immense stock of boots, shoes,
leather, and shoe findings, hats and caps. He
says he will make II his business To prove that
his goOds are as nice as have eyer been brought
here, and alsn cheaper than; any ever befme
offered. -,
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"A timely memorial volume Of President
0araeld WI Be published By H0hshDn, Mifiin
q Ush, next Keek. Its tile n 2 GakAelds WoEis:
Suggestive Passages from lie Public and Private
-" Little Classic size - be exquisitely printed
and bound, and enriched with an admirable p,E-
trait and memoir. The sebcctiOns viii contain
al the notable passages 10 Rresldent Gardeld's
speeches. orAti0ns, magazine articles and letters.
The compiler is MF. William RaIstoR Balch.
q CO., B0ssOn. 81
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Make double pocket of any kind Of
wOOlIen cloth, with space of two inches
or so between the inuer and outer peck
cts; I'll the outside one with clean feath-
ers. One thus made and kept closed at
the top will keep ice for many days.
--Croll has calculated that the amount
Of heat conveyed from the equatorial re
gions northward in the Atlantic by the
Gulf Stream is equivalent TO 77,479,65
oOO, 200, OOO,O 900 foot-pounds of energy per
day, which is equal to all the heat receiv.
ed by I,56O,9S5 square miles Of surface at
the equator. and more heat than is con-
veyed by all the aerial currents.
"A correspondent Of the New York
Cotton, gives the following illustration of
the profits of COTTON manufacture in the
South: A few years ago German Ohio
farmer went down to Alabama. He be-
gan raising cotton. and then he began
spinning the cotton be raised, and his
neighbors' crops, too. He invested t27-
600; had poor, Incompetent superintend-
ent, aud yet be made, by his FIRST balance
sheet, % per cent upon that investment.
The writer carried . man from Rhode Is
mad 70 see that mill and that man. In
less than week he had ESQ, 900 compa-
ny organised in N adjacent town, and he
is now bnilding the mill and buying the
machinery for i.
Butter ID now madeout Of cotton-seed
oil, in New Orleans, after months ofexperi-
ment. Not content with It's natural col
or, which might betrsylit, the Inventors
have succeeded in 10 tinting Il that it may
be passed OF e dairy butter. The obi
Cations Of mankind to science are every
day hscomingl more overwhelming. In
this msster of butter lSlohe. hot many
years ago. all We had 70 depend upon was
the rich product Of the dairy churn. But
already Ne ind circulated IL the commu-
nifty the product Of bull fat, cOlored and
put up % ~ 10 initiate butter, and soon
wsehalls hare = farther variety u the
pressed extract Of cotton-seed oil. As
BAKERS coaSeCtiolers, restauspseurs, and
others can use these latter deIicaCiesI 10
their made food, few Of n can say with
positiyeness 70 how large an extent we
srpl paEtAkers q them.
AlS.~.. 4. 49,. ..s.... A. f<,ifA.
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Good Remeous for abr gpOeeersn Fmish
MoNRoa Ca March q, 1850
We have for twelve months heen prescribing
Swit's eyphilitic specific y In the treatment Of
syphilis aud many other diseases for which &c IL
recommended, and the results hase heen most satls
fActOry. not having been disappointed In single
instance We think, for all Diseases IL is recon-
mended to cure, 1t stands without peer. and that
all the medical profession will, sooner OF later. be
lila, as sine qua non.
N. L. GALLOWAY. N. d.
J. T. RoBINs0N, u. d.
ATLANTA, GA, May -, 1872
One OF our woFkmen had Q bad case Of Ryphills
Of 1ve years standlng, and was Ired emit rely With
/" SwIft's Syphilltle Specl1c" go
-. VIZ. r. 4 7. w. CooPxR
THE SWTFTsPECIFICC COMPANY. Proprietor,
7ia tit4 M sIs Atlanta, Ga
For sale by N. Lively. Wholesale Agent, Tallshaa-
zee, Fla Oct film
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Sherif,s Sale.

TINOER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
~ In thancery, rendered 10 the Circuit Court OF
the State OF Florida 10 aud for Leon county, on the
30th day Of August. A. d. 1881, In certain Cause
wherein George w. saxon and George Fl. Dlcken-
son, late merchants and partners, using the Arm
name Of Saxon DickcesOn, are plalntlfh md
Joseph J. Chaires IL defendant, will se At public
Outcry, on the courthouse square, in the sfty Of
Tallahassee, county Of Leon, State OF Florida, on
1MOn,iay, the 7th day Of November next, being the
fret Monday In said month, ct the usual hours Of
sale, Tor cash. to the highest bidder the following
described personal property, to-wit: One chesn0t
sorrel horse one dark bay horse, one bay mule and
One roam mule sold the property Of saId defend
ant. A. MOSELEY.
October 4, 188I-6w Sheriff
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Poase r. Americas saon.hly.

This excellent magazine, published by John
E. Potter & Co., of Philadelphia, Il rapidly win
ming its way to the highest rank 10 American
periodical literature. The October number 10 4
capital one. and has most attractive table Of
Contents, including charmingly illustrated
sketch Of adventure on the Lake II he Dismal
Swamp by Frank H. Taylor. Subscription
price only IS year.
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Yesterday Major Russell, Chairman Of the So
pervisory Committee rcrived letter nom Mrs
Henry A. L'EngIe. Of Talahassee. stating that
she would present the Supervisory Committee
with the ftg ior the Florida Building al the At
lahIa Exposi'i0n. The committees feel very
grateful iOM ard Mrs. L'Englc for the liberal do
nation. Nuw, who will be the nrst 70 tender
the other hriicics-evcrYrecns &c.--Io be used
in decOraIihg the lmilding - Union, OeG /.
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In view Of the extensive improvements con-
iempaied by the present management OF the
Jarksnnv le, Pensacola and Mobile Railroad,
n new tlepa rlmeni Of bridges. building and WA
Ier-works has been created. to be under the
charge Ot Mr.. G. E. PARCEL, whose duties as
ROadmasleF have heretofore embraced the same
aud whose position as Rnadmastcr will he sue
rre,Ic,l To by Mr.. w. w. Lee, an excellent and
experienced official.
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Attention is called-IO the new advertisements
Of Messrs. d. Davis & BrD, and r. B. Carpen-
ter; alsO To the call of the directors of the Hotel
Company for the second instaIlmeul Of clock,
and the notice III sllingl machine Cor sale by
Hon. Geo. P Rlney Sheriff M,ls,ley alsO offers
at public sale, ON the frst Monday in November,
u pair of horses, pair 0f mules, and city Iot
on Calhoun and MOnr. " streets, Tallahassee.
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-~Whefe u go in Florida" by Daniel F.
Tyler. y The title 10 Q handsomely printed and
illustrated pamphIetsof shout fifty pages just is
sued from the press Of Hopcratb q Co., New
York. We are indebted TO O. @. Bemis. ESQ,
Of Green Cove Springs, for copy Of the same.
The contents Of the pamphlet Is devoted TO the
interesting places In and about Green Cave
springs and the AttFaclops Of the place f,,r per-
manenl homes and Investments. We found the
pamphlets very interesting. Price % cenia
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The Pr+mI.aua H.lsa.

The premium list of the next Middle Florida
Fair will appear in the FLoRIDIAN of next week.
No " Bulletin" will BIZ issued this year, as the
press Of wotk in the FLoRIDIAN will prevent lie
publication but We shall print the list 10 three
separate issues of the FLoRIDIAN. between now
and the time If the Fair, with aIarge extn'eli
tiOn &c each Of such Issues, 30 that the list will
be fully advertised.
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Mr. r. a. MiIls, Formerly agent AZ The AlMeri-
can Kxpres Compaay - slOax CI.y, IowA. With
his family. arrived here yesterday, ard have
rooms a the old City Hnlsl he has been h
correspondence With Judge dunno, who b now
here 10 the Interest Of the Oksechohse Land
Company. ara win makea tour Of the State In
search Of location fr settlement
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A meeting win be held II Gallie's Hall on
Wednesday ttomoFrowl afternoon ut 8 O'Clock,
10 which all the ladies Of Tallahassee are earn
esly invited 10 consider the matter Of collecting
q quantity tf evergrerns for the adOrnmcnl Of
the Florida building II the Atlanta Exposition.
la response tp the appeal Of Major A. ]. Russell,
Chairman Of the Supervisory Committee Of the
State Axhihit "a
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OBaTUARY.i

Died in Tallahassee, on the 18th Of Spptcm-
Der, 1881, Mrs. Augusta E. Stebbins, beloved
consurt of Samuel Stebbins, aged % years
The deceased was born In Bridgeport. Conn.,,
came to FIorids In 1875. For the last two years
she has labored hard 10 serve her Savior, and
dltd believing that His redeeming blood was
sufficient 10 carry her safe home to heaYeD
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The FLoRIDIAN office is prepared to furnish,
IN amy quantity, TO order,
BLANK TOWNSHIP PLATs;
scak., 40 chains the inch and so chains 10 tie
inch, with Table Of Areas Alsn. quAFteF-lOwn-
ship PlaIs nine sectins); scale, 20 chains 10 The
incil. ff4t IS
The large size will lie sold at % CIR one hun
tlresl, $50 Tor fifty, 10 cents apiece; the small
sizes nj 81 for one hundred, % cents Or filty,
cents aniexe ~ 1911
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We had the pleasure Of seeing, few days
go, two very heaasiIalIy executed portraits By
IN Litter, laie II Muncic. lad. They weEe
posiralis of the lAle Mrn DR.. Hanlillon, tianelI-
.ss d NJ J. G. K,mpsE, aud Mrs. q. D. Papy,
40 are in water e.lsrs and ab,as hair llfs size.
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Ma ]. FEh adllo,ia.s IIaio asy that he WIN
-. q special pFen,iusn u The next Ahldles
.ss.lda FslF, o. spld f.lece ID he maker and
'nslos u slle haI !! 900 bnnas-sahde pins shin
sA2
ralls q, geniIumeni This 4 10 go 10 Sci
y ln1srsss Il he uexf FSlr. RN
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The October number of DON MeIen.,'s lively
monthly Is in The hands of its many delighted
reAllers promptly ON time and full Of e,nd things
e. usual
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aIsshsrss nasahersI.s slosher.,,

Are you disturbed At night and broken 0f your
rest By sick child suibFtnR and crying with the
excfucIstlnR pain AZ eulIlr teeth Il %. ~ III
Imme6iafalY epeud n; ihefs 5 10 mistake
ahout u. 1hoIo s nj 8 " IS q NH Who has
eVsf I'D 4; 3ho Sc 81, IeII 20 Il uzc,s that Il
viii maulafa the ~. md Nin6 fest to The
mother, ard ss ard e1lth Ia III child, apefjs-
ling Ilke mngie e = ps1enily Seis = 6sa % III
eefipi,6h 81 one "a ih8 0l6e6l 1nd kent female
phyn.c 1ans ana n,ii III ne unlled Nlaant HOId
eyeiywheEs a - dents 6lile