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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.

A motion by Warner to suspend all
work on the streets except cleaning the
crossings was lost, only COldren, POyser
and Warner voting in the affirmative.
Street Commissioner Bender stated
that there were many ruts and holes in
the various streets of the city and that
he needs gravel OF cindeTs to fill them;
on motion he was authorized to pur-
chase gravel and cinders where OBJ
tainable.
Bond of $4,000 of City Treasurer
Wise was read and approved.
Mr.. Sherrick said complaint had been
made that the approaches to the bridge
on South Market street, where the Con-
notion railroad crosses, were not made
according to the agreement in the Ordi-
nance, granting that road the right of
way; Mayor PierO was instructed to en-
force the ordinance.
Mr.. G. NJ. Miller, President of the Miller
Company, asked that Cherry, Mulberry
and other streets, which are much used
in hauling by the manufacturing estab-
lishments, be put in good condition. The
bill of that Company for $50 damages tC
machine injured by being jolted from
their wagon, on account of a deep rut
in the road, was referred to the Com
mittee on Claims.
Clerk was instructed to notify the
publishers of the report on the water
works investigation to hurry the work
DR.. Craig asked to have tree on West
Fifth street cut down, which prevents
him from moving his barn. Street Com
missioner was instructed to remove the
trees standing in West Fifth sire et
under the direction of the Chairman o.
the Committee on Sidewalks, Sewers
and Drains. Lt~Es ETErr ..
Mayor Piero was granted permission
to get new license book. ---T
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08

New Goods for the Holidays, at G. W.
Smith 81 Co.'S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08

Try the new firms flour, Hicks 81
Cooper, Empire Mills. IL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08
READING OF ORDINANCES.

The ordinance to regulate, and in
cases prohibit, entertainments, was
read as amended the third time and
passed with the following vote: Ayes
ATchinal, COldren, SlentZ, POyser and
Warner; nays-Sherrick and Shields.
and midwives to report to the Health
officer the births and deaths which Oc-
cur in their practice, was read the
second time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08
BILLS ALLOWED

Bill of Louis DumOnt, for provisions,
$139 09, was referred to Committee on
Claims.
On motion adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08

Council met Monday evening pursu'
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08
lE EMEAL Ia. IIDI
REnEAREADIE g:UEEg

And Gets directly upon the great nervous
and organic centres, and cares By q notaraj
process Of 9'ecitaAaation.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08
1onaiosonbille Gbief.
CHANGE ar RASE.
Two Dollars 81 Year.


90, no." size replied, with smile so en-
trancng,
When he vcnturea to ask if the seat were
engaged,
That the hurry and worry Of business com
motion
We're, for the time being entirely assuaged.
o, that chin, with it's dimplc and wonderful
curving,
And marvellous fairness-hc'd neer seen it's
match;
And twas beauty enhanced By bit of
court plaster,
His innocence thought was concealng a
scratch
At first, ms was natural, they talked of the
weather.
How hot and how sultry the day that had
passed
Then spoke Of the last snowy wedding Of
fashion,
How enormous tho fortune the groom had
amassed
Tho next thing in order, Of course, was the
tunnel,
With tho darkness Of Representatives.
that is
And the little black patch, when they
merged into daylight.
Had changed its position from her chin to
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08
Notice to Tax PAYERS.
Town Taxes and Licenses for 1891 are
Now Ono

Now Due.
II AN now prepared to collect al Licenses
Z and Taxes due the Town OF Donaldson
vile for the year 1881. The same are now
due and will become delinquent on the 3Ist
day OF December 1881.
All persons owing taxes and licenses are
therefore respectfully notified to call ut my
office. No. - corner Chc;iInaclcs and Ope-
lousas streets, for the purpose ofsettling the
same. Z. \. RAMIREZ
Town Tax Collector
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08
For Sale.
Desirable Property in Thibodaux.

YNIIAT desirable property located at the
L western extremity Of jackson street, il
the taHn Of Thibodaux, consisting Of ! a.
cious lot of ground, a neat and comfortable
residence, with l. attacl.ment-iive rooms
in main building. three III taG land a
building suitable for a store or other pl4F-
pose. Yard contains fruit and shade trees
Two cistcrns attached to the dwelling VIII
be sold at bargain. For further particu-
lars apply to or address A. L. DONNAUE.
.sascs otAce, New Orleans, La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08

The troops are having mora trouble
with ti.e hostile Apac!ns il, N'w Mexico
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08
SEMI E.I.Ex.s

"rcdt.se on Compound Oxygen, giving
q ls cory Of this new discovery and a
large rccort. Of most remarkable cures.
" ritn for it.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08

Have been made in wide range Of dis
cases. which are attracting tbs, attention Of
tho medical profession throughout the
whole CnuItrE-.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08
IAl lIIY USED gZ

TT, Rev. John j. Ieane Bishop Of Richmond
Va, Hon. VIM. y. Kelly, I. $. Arthar, VIM.
Penn Nixon Of the Chicago Inter oeea's and
many others who have been largely bene-
fitted, and to whom sc refer BY permission.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08
EGGEi,!I EiisR.ER,
Blacksmith.
N.HEELWRIGIIT & COICHNAkER,
Eso:asszsasoslyiIle H.a.

Mr. Joseph Ferrier informs his friends and
the public, that the partno rslip heretofore
existing between Mr.. JOS. Icard and himself
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
He will continue the same kind of business
at the old stand, where he is ready to exc
cute at shortest notice all work entrusted to
him, pertaining to the trades of
Gunainith, LoaksmitI,, blacksmith, Wheel
wright and Coachnaker.
Bagsie5 Carriages, Wagons and Carts
repaired in . work,nanlikc manner, at price
to sllt the times.
Old Vehicles taken IN EJchangc for nc,v.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08
Is STR as41Y EIDOAgED

ave have the most uneHnlyoeal testimony
to its curative power from many persons OF
high character and intelligence. ]-Lutherase
Observer. ..The cares which have been OBJ
tanned by this new treatment seem more
like miracles than cases Of natural healing"
-Arheu's Home Magaaine. There is no
doubt as to the commences and positive re-
suits Of this treatment. "-Bosto'a journal Of
Commerce..
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08

"a q e a week in your own town IS Out
81 fssS.l lit free. No risk. Reader, If you
want "a business at which persons
Of either sex can make great pay all the
time they work, write for particulars to II.
HAILETr & Co. Portland. Maine.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08
Esss4>Va. asy2S.


/ PROVERBS.
"The Richest Blood, Sweetest Breath
+ and fairest Skin i'll Hop Bitters''
b 81 little Hop Bitters saves big doctors
Sbills and long sickness"
That invalid wife, mother, sister Or
Echild can be made the picture of health
, with Hop Bitters.'
When worn down and ready to take
your bed Hop Bitters is what you need
s "Dont't physic and physic, for it weak
Gems and destroys. but take Hop Bitters
Ethat build up continually"
3 "Physicians of ali schools use and rec
Commend Hop Bitters. Test them"
d "l!eaI,l is beauty and jov-Ilop Bitters
#give health aud beauty"
q "There arc more cures made with Hop
Bitteis than all other medicines
& "Whcn the brain is wearled the nerves
pi,nstrung, the muscles weak, use Hop Bit
Etcrs."
i THAT low, nervous fever, want Of sleep
aand weakness, calls for Hop jitters'
4 The Hop Cough Cure and Pain
aEselief' is the Cheapest, Surest
sand Best.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-08
ShelifT's Sale.
State Of Lonsiana-T wenty Second Judicial
District Court-Parish Of Ascension.
Mrs. julia Israel
No. 1f3
James LANDRY,

E(f virtue Of and in obedience to writ
60 Of fcri facins issued by the Honorable
Twenty Judicial District Court in
the matter OF Mrs. Julia Israel as No. lis.
James Landry, dated June |, 1881, and to
lie directed, have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction, to tic last and high,
| est bidder, at the Court House door of the
parish Of Ascension, in the town of Donald
sonsil!c, on
Saturday, the 9TH day Of November, 1881,
ut II o'clock 4. ", the following described
property, to-wit:
The undivided half of a certain tract of
land situated i'll the parish of As ccnsion. at
about tour miles above the town of Donald
sonvlilc, on the left banl, Of the Mississppi
river containing about seven arpents in all.
bounded i'll front by sait, Mississippi river.
and III the rear by Company Canal, on the
upper side by lands Of Mrs Morris Chapman,
and on the lower side ~ lands of Raphael
Landry, together with the undivided half of
all the buildings and improvements thereon
and thercunto attached
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditious-Casl in United
States currency.
Parish Of Ascension, Sept. II, 1891
Z. A. JONES, Sheriff.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-16

learn the exact locality Of The accident and
send Il dispatch, to Ludlow. Possessed OF
this Information Redmond could send his
waiting engine and car, witt, its corps Of
physicians and Nurses to the spot at the
rate ct nearly a mile minute The other
aud slower plan would h. to have let til,
"rclief" start out and cautiously find its
way around the many curves. lie chose
the wiser course. The scene III the train
iispatcl,cr's office was painful Cooledgc,
leaning over the silent instrument. watched
it with tcvcri,h eyes, as il to read its secret
before transmission. On another chair
was Redmond, with big globes OF prc>pira-
ton coming from the pores Of his tacc aud
rolling down un,cedcd. Neither man
spoke. Five, ten, twenty, thirty minutes,
tina, seemed like ages, passed, when came
a sharp click. It was Willian>town call
ing Ludlow, Coolcdge's hair rose up on
end as he gave the response. Redmond
stood up and placed hand on the door
mol. The next moment Ctsoicdge fairly
yelled. mo collision. No has lu,t
backed into Wil'mmstown." The two
men shook hands with the same viyor as II
they were twin brothers and hadn't met for
II Thousand vcars.--Cincinnati CONNER
..;,l
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-16
9nhio"' $ fanfirs.

PlaiiS are much worn.
| 'rwh> are again fashionable.
skirts are made longer and fuller.
Low shoes in i;,nci,ul forms grow in i:,v
or.
Coaching boquc,s are very large and
brilliant.
The white pocket handkerchief l., mo,i-
bund
The E,voritc waist is the box .l,!eated
blouse.
B>l,cd short ba>quc> are worn BY Young
ladies'.
Cuffs are not worn when long. wristed
kid gloves are.
Full gathered hotiicc> are worn under
peasant waists.
The rage for reds and yellow, is already
on the decline.
Corsage bouquets are de- riy~c~, with
tho simplest toilets.
All fashionable handkerchief arc en-.
i'N"S" u" ~o'S way VIII Go'U.
Olive green, condor brown and russian
blu, are t;lvoritc colors tor coaching suits
Puts ot null Tor the neck and throat are
more fashionable than ruchcs, friils or
braids.
The "Mascotte," a cunning little French
flied turban, is the t,vorite walking hat for
street wear.
The newest thing in collars has one end
longer than the other, Tapped over ON the
front Of the dress.
Gray bordcr.d pocket handkerchcfs are
worn with all sorts OF costumes, and even
in full evening dress.
Ducks and swans swimming playing
and spla>hing in a pool make IL pretty dc.
sign for laiv's wasls,anl "splasl,cr."
Diadem combs cncircliny the chison are
enriched with real or imitation jewels or
balls Of gold, silver, jet, steel or amber.
Surah, Bcnyaline or Victoria. and Louis.
inc silks in delicate evening shades and
wh't., take th. lead tor Sumner i.sl..a:
DRESSES.
At,.vorite motto for Il wa>h>,and splash.
er in which water:,nl ducks. geese, swans
or frogs form 4 part OF the design is Lets
trke n splash"
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-16

did not take it from me, only requiring
that ! should pay my board. At the age
Ot twenty two / scared Il pretty cottage
Just outside of the city. ! was able to pay
IT, o.thir.i> Of the value down, and also
furnish il respectfully. ! was married on
Sunday Snnda, in J,nc--at my fathers
house. My wife had come to the poor IN
purse, hu, rich in the wealth Of woman.
hood. The Sabbath and the Sabbath night
We passed beneath my fathers r,ot, and on
Monday morning went to my work. leav.
ing mother and sister to help in preparing
my home.
On Monday evening, when the labrr>
Of the .iav were done, | went not to the pa.
ttrnal shelter, but to my housc--,,,y
own home. The hol, atmosphere Of that
hour seems to surround me even now in
the memory. ! opened the door OF my cot
tagc and entered laid my hat on the it,
tie >.;u,d in the hail. and passed on to III.
were all one then. pushed open the
kit hen door and was in--hcavcn. The
table was set against the wall--tl,c evening
meal was ready prepared ny the hands o,
her who had come tn bc my hclpmcct in
deed rs well as in namr--:lnd by the tea.
table with throhhing and cxrcctant look
upon her lovely and loving tace, stood my
wife. lco,ld only clasp the waiting an
gel to my bosom, thus showing to her the
rc>tatic burden OF my heart.
The year, have l,,s>c.,--long, long y.a,s
land worldly wealth ha, flown upon me,
AMI | an, ,onorc.i and cnvicti--but us true
As hca.cn-l would give ail--evc,v dollar,
Tor the joy Of that June evening, i'll thu
org, long ago."-E.xchangc.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-16
Lilies Brightest Hour.

No; long since. me; :. gentleman who
i assessed t.G one million. Sil>e. Mas in mis-
hair. care ,'lson his brow ard he slightly
>:ocse>i beneath his burden q, Wealth. ",
">sc speaking ot :he period o. .ai> lit, hs
had reached the mos, re-,,r, enio> n,e-,:.
'" rather. when he has; iHund happiness :,
be ncacc>, unalloyei.
III! tel! YOU. >,i.; the millionaire. ~ hen
""> The hapric>, ho:lr NJ Va. life \, the
ase OF one and invent. had SAVES. $50.
AIS earning 500 . year. and ~, father
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-16
on CHE Side.

The cycle OF life Baby, girl, wo,na,,
wife, baby --E<. Sometime, its baby girl
woman, old maid, poo lie dog - 'nront,
Grip.
II hnc to make a TOOL OF IN, SELL" sal,
Robinson. II should think YOU woul,
ave got used to II by this ti,nc,' r,rlie,
fogg carclc.>l,.
A South En- ! mn has parrot wl,nl
knows seventeen different prota,,c expires
>ions. The bird is great comfort to hi
owner on windy days Boston Post.
Bob in,crsoll turned pale the otl,r, nigh
AS he suddenly turned corner, but h,
quickly rccov ,rcd. II was OIL. |nnfir.
OF unu>u'' brilliancc. Courier Journal.
The us. ut h rms by the coach driver, q
New York is objected to, and yet o,l,e,
people stir their spirit, by Il resort to horns
without invidioa> remark. Boston Cour.
ier
As Brown jump Il o,t oi reach ot one oi
the big apes at til, circn>, tina, showed an
inordinat. desire to >a n.'ic hi, h'>h, said
Eoyg, live always heard ,ha, man srrang
from the M ,nkcy, and nov know IT,
>ainly cndca, bred to dispense II mob, II
minister mounted Il box aud made the an
no.,nce,nent: "a collection will now k
taken cp." The result gan easily b,
guessed.
\ NJ" Yorker agreed to pay $500 to
have his gcnralo.v traced back 10, YEAR,,
but I've had only gone buck TOO when he
fund SO many low d,wn> anon, his an.
.,.>tors that l,c quit and sui, is bro.,.h, t.
recover the pre-.
unclc LIS, asked & Is dc Smit. why i,
Was that the weather wa so much warmer
in summer than in winter. II thought
every darned t,Hl knew that" yrowleS
thus. $50 did boss. that's why put dc
q 'estion to You on purpose. "--Tcxa> Silt,
in,s
u saw, Jenkins can you tell Young
t','der chicken from an old, tough "nci"
"Of coarse l can" We'll, how;' "By the
teeth" Chickens have no tcct.,." YES,
hut ] have" "Gool morning" Good
morning" .Williamsport Gazette.
Nav that elephants mi K has been an.
n'vzs>i, nv toun to liz superior to COWS
milk, ri course it will become fashionable.
.And Us II will be sold ut high price, deal.
crs can afford to make Il OF fine quality
Of chalk ana very pure water Boston
Post.
why did Gen i Washington cross the
Delaware on the icc during the storm OF an
awful nigh,!' asked teacher OF her
yoang class In history. Il reckon" piped
small voice IN answer. lit was because he
waited 10 get On the other siic."-Wor.
ccstcr Gazette.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-16
Naming Her Raby.

On the train was a woman with 4 tm,,,
about eight months old, and IN the mex,
seat hack was an old man who couldn't 81,
still until he had said:
That's u baby YOU have got there. ism,
IL"
lies, sir"
about wear old, isn't he's"
"Mcrcv. no! lies hardly ciyh, months
old vet"
"Is't, eh: Well, l III the father Of nine
children, but it. been so long sine, I've
seen baby that I've forgotten how they
ought to look. Is he girl:"
NO, sir; he's II boy"
lust M" agin. ! never can tell one from
''"thcr, Is he purity heal,h.:'
ooh, Yes"
"Sqna:! much nights"
"Ncvcr squalls ut all
Don't ch: That's the Kind vi !, Young
u" | like to see around. My Samuel did
nothing hut howl the frs, two years, Sarah
was allus sick, Moses fell GU, %, The cradle
and broke his arm. and something or other
allu> allied every one q; til, lot. Have Won
named this baby yet,
Nv, ST."
",iavcn', CHI. Say"
Yves, sir
SlN,scn YOU cali him artcr me: NJ,
first name is Jefferson and they Jc:i M, tor
short. I've SO: two ten dollar gold peic,s
Tor him ;,..oa wan, to cal, him Jefferson"
IN do it" prompt, replied the woman.
"fha'> business. Here's the cash and
The hoy is named Jefferson. ar,er me. lie,
me kiss him ahau, i,ar times"
The h'hy WAS dull. kissed and ,cnsra,.
u'a,s>!, and a, The mex; station ne LEI; Ii,
train with his a,o,her. The old man was
'iek'sd half to death over the matter. un.
iii the conductor came alony and asked:
Did YOU pay her ANYTHING to name tina.
hah. after .ou::'
"Ncs-;wen,> dollars. Hes . c!irpcr,
and don't YOU forge. it,"
And ~ is his mother shes DOWN i,
''c Dctroi, House nj Correction. ans; tn,
Woman who had him takes care vi him tor
two dollars week.
"N"a"
"FaIl."
The old mans jaw fell, his eyes remain,
ed fixed on the >eiiiny tor a minu,.. ana.
then he Tell hack in his sea-, with n, ex
,i,Mation:
"ll'aw me- E,rryl~>d, has called IN, .
'"o. sT the lss>' twenty wears, and now
An"" they were right. Coni,,,or.'
Well"
PLEASE mop the :i,or With me AMI h,ca,
NY neck. and >,er on m. thousand times
and throw the 'Nangls>i wreck into som,
swamp. tor won't he no more good i,
this wor,d.-Dc,rni, Free Press.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-16

TN the train was a woman with M,!y
about eight months old, and III the mex.
seat back was an old man who couldn't sit
still until he had said
THAT'S baby YOU have got there. ism,
Il
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-09-08
Hot Bath for BOrers.

In our garden we have dwarf-apple
tree. which. after the manner Of dwarf
trees. has many roots issuing immedi-
ately at the surface. Borers have made
an attack upon this tree and the gnarly
tortuous growth amid these roots and
their crowd makes it impossible to fol-
low the grubs with knife and wire with
out greatly increasing the destructive
cutting which they do with their jaws.
The tree produces apples of Summer
Rose and other sorts. so fine in quality
and quantity that We could not bear to
think of surrendering it to these insidi-
Gus miners. So we instituted regu-
lar course Of siege, surrounding their
fort with a wall Of iron "a deep pan.
bottomless. and slit down one side).
and. after soaking the ground with
water, covered it. inside the pan. with
tough mud of potter's clay to retain
Water; leaving the entrances of the
bOrer galleries (shown by their thrown
out ,chips) open. A large boiler Iof
water was heated. -aai, when boiling hot.
poured into the pan, the half-dried bot
tom of the clay retaining IL long enough
to reach and drown or scald out the
enemy in time. as we hope, to save the
tree. Old bark and wood will endure
scalding we'll. as many serviceable ap-
plicafions OF it to peach trees have
proved. On them it not only clears OF
berens. but 0fteps Gems Elective in stay
ing the yellows. and restoring the col
or and luxurianee Of the foliage.-Cor.
n. T. Tribune.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-09-08
PERSONAL AND LIrERARY.

MIR. Edwin Arnold. the author Of
The Light Of Asia" is very III ia Scot
land.
The circulation Of fiction from the
Boston Public Library is only forty three
per cent. Of the whole.
Alexander II. Stephens. notwith-
standing the feeble condition Of his
body, is actively engaged on smother
work on the war. and keeps employed
several clerks and stenographers. who
decline to be interviewed rs to its pre-
else character.
Captain Isaac Bassett. the veteran
doorkeerer Of the United States Senate.
who will complete his half century Of
service in the Senate Chamber in De-
cember next, is busily engaged in pre-
pairing his forthcoming volume entitled
Sketches and "reminiscences Of the
United States Senste-lsSi-ls3l."
MIR. J. c. Harris (..Uncle Remus'')
has written o story OF Southern life.
which will be ready for the printer in
the fall. 1t will probably be pub
ished in the CSRtyry "a short serial.
and appear in book form later in the
year. Mr.. Harris has written two or
three other short stories which will ap-
pear in the same volume.
The mother Of Oscar Wilde has
been. in her day. a distinguished
beauty and an important influence, the
former rs Jane Francesca Elgee.
daughter of an Anglican Clergyman in
Dublin; the latter as ..Sperasza," the
leading poet of the Young Ireland
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-09-08
HUMOROUS.

Mature keeps the ocean tide and
81. - 3. - - ,.,- So,
r;vsr p;co,au,, ~ ~ '~'
"
nomely younS slr, mas me conso
ia' ,u u Ano"ns INA. ~hen sue Is SHY
s n II DC pretty o'u grI-DoS'o"
1o@- :.
-fart'ng IS such sweet sorrow.
remarked q bald Old bachelor to
pretty girl as ne told her good night
Il should smiie' she rePiied' gianclng
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-09-08
Coed For Flies.

"Say. do you know whats good
for fiies" queried a Woodward avenue
butcher rs he entered drug store the
other day.
IL guess 1 can put you up some
thing for about quarter" was the
reply.
When the dose was ready the butch
er was told to pour it out on plates and
set them on the counter, and he bur-
ried away to give it trial In about
an hour be sent for the druggist 20
come over The 1900 fiie5 in the shop
before the dose was liked had been
multiplied by four. .,..s- -
.Great landsI but I'm being carried
OF by fiiesr' exclaimed the hatcher. az
he waved long knife around his head,
Well, why don't you get something
to kill 'em OFF, .
didn't I. but it hasn't Killed n
one" ttl.--4 - r.F - e.
.sOf course it hasn't. You wanted
something good for flies and ! gave you
clarified sirupi It's the best stuff 10
draw flies and keep 'em conrented !
ever heard Of Why didn' you tell aae
you wanted Hy-kilier?" -De,ro1 Free
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