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Morning journal and courier., 1882-04-01

FOR SALE. ASsAs THE Wood House No 79 Pierpont street, Eii Ferry street 10 rooms, arranged for two Sih families; lot 40 feet front by 125 feet deep price $2, 300; terms easy.
 The Wo od House No. IT Frank street, city; 10 rooms arranged for two families lot 50 feet front by l15 feet deep; price $2, 800; terms easy.
 The Wood House No 48 Thorn street; 5 roorAs lot 30 feet front by 25 feet deep price s95O easy
 B. L. LAMBERT, Real Estate Agent,
 ap1 3ts $40 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-04-01
PROPOSALS Printing Laws.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
 secretarys Ofice, Hartford. March 27. 1882. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received st this office oup to one o'clock p. h. of Wednesday, the 12zh day of April 1ss', for printing twenty-ave thoufand copies of the Public Acts pre.ent session Of the General Assembly. Said proposals muzt be endorted @ Proposals for Printing the LAws1 and addressed to the Secretary of State, Hartford, Conn. Samples of the kind of paper to be used and all esEary information will be furnished on application to this office.
 Bidders invited to be present at the opening of the bids at the above mentioned time
 CHARLES l.. sEARIS ma29tspS Secretary.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-04-01
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4 YOUNG MAN would like to write up. post "A books, or do any office work at odd spells dur ing the day. Address
 na3I St. s.M thi. nas.a
, 1882-07-21
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PORT TOWNSEND.
RRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.
From Wednesdays Daily.


ANOTHER excursion 10 San Juan is
talked of.
A BROTHER of Alex. Vincent arrived
here today from Colorado.
OK the outgoing Dakota Master How
ard Hill. son of DIR. n. ID. Hill, of this
pIace, is passenger. on his way to Sack
eft School in Oakland. Cal.
Mr.. EIsENBErs has purchased lot of
land in Plummer's Addition, on the
northeast side of town. Property in that
locality will advance in value rapidly in
the near future.
PROPOSALS for the entire maintenance
of the county poor OF Jefferson County,
for the ensuing fiscal year, will be receiv-
ell BY the county commissioners at their
August sitting. See advertisement.
In the East the toy pistol nuisance has
become almost unbearable, as will be
seen by the telegraphed reports of deaths
resulting among the Juveniles. Makers
and yendcrs Of these Understanding play
things ought to be punished severely.
We learn that the business stand occu-
pcd by Gross Bros. so long. opposite
tn, Cosmopolitan, owned by Mr.. Eisen-
beis, has been rented by a Mr.. Harker,
who viii put in stock of goods The
location was too advantageous TO remain
nnoccupied long.
An excursion party consisting of some
thirteen persons arrived here today from
Port Gamble, on their way to San Fran
cisco. Among their number were such
old "stand-bys" as ID. b. Jackson and
Mike Drew. They leave on the outgoing
Dakota, and are prepared for lots of fun.
The initial number of the Breeder aud
Sportsman, a sixteen page monthly, pub.
lished at 50S Montgomery street, San
Francisco, edited by Joseph Cairn Simp
son, and accurately described by its
name, has reached our table. 1t reveals
evidence Of ability and can be had for S.
per year.
, 1882-07-21
From Mondays Daily.

Hon. G. NJ. BRADsHAw and family ar
rived home from Olympia today.
The o. r. Il n. Co.'S steamer Idaho has
commenced regular trips between Seattle
and Olympia. '.'..' -|
Mrs. j. 7. NORRIS expects to take q
trip to the Sandwich Islands for her
health some time this fall. d.r
ooER RBEATTY, a typo for some months
past employed in the ARGUS office, left
today to ac,ept a situation on the Taco
mi Ledger. %. ..,..... f.I. .s...
REV. w. I. CosPER returned from Dun
geness on Monday. Next Sunday eve
ming he will preach his farewell sermon
at this place. ."....."' F.t
Mr.. H.. WATKINS was buried in the
cemetery near town last Saturday after
noon, Rev. j. b. Alexander, of the Epis-
copal Church, officiating. r aar. .,.I
TIE Orerseer, at Portland, has been
adopted as the official paper of the A. 0.
U. w. 1t is ably edited by w. ID. Palm
er, Esq, and deserves success.
FROM the Courier We learn that Judge
Kuhn, Of this place, is talked of for the
Democratic candidate for Delegate to
Congress. The Convention will meet in
Vancouver, October l1th. .
DIR. HuNT went up the Sound this
morning, after very successful trip
among us. He will return on or about
the lst of September, as will he seen by
reference to his advertisement elsewhere
THE Gerrish house on the spit above
town, that was purchased by Judge Kuhn
short time ago has been rctitted and
enlarged. 1t was finished Friday at 4 p.
NJ, and q tenant moved in and cooked
supper in it. Kuhn says he had five Of
fers TO rent it since fixing it up.
Mr.. WHITING, the West Shore artist
who has been in town several days, has
made few admirable sketches OF Port
Townsend. One, n view looking south
from the Marine Hospital, shows most of
the lower part of the town and the bay
with remarkable accuracy. A separate
view of the Central Hotel, and one of
the Cosmopolitan, are quite life.ike.
ERRoR.--An item crcpt into our col.
umns on Saturday, in reference to the
Catholic chutch and its new he'll that
was full Of glaciug errors, It was not OF
, 1882-07-21
From Tuesdays Daily.

lHE vancouver KeytSter mas auueu
a job Office to its outfit
SOME of our exchanges are still illus
tratinG the Guiteau execution.
WONDER il that noted comet has fallen
into the sun or what makes it so warm:
ASHER FREEMAN is home again, and the
Holly Tree Inn is ION deck" for orders
Mr.. n. r. SMITH, of Port Angeles, has
accepted position in the employ Of
Messrs G. c. Bartlett Il Co.
DROWNED. Yesterday afternoon son
of Chas. Sparks, aged about 0 years, was
dtownel at Port Ludlow.
PROF. L. j. POWELL, Supt. of Public
Instruction for Oregon, has accepted the
presidency of the University of Wash
ington at Seattle
Mrs. WEYMOUTH will be a passenger
on the outgoing ocean steamer tomor-
row, to visit her sister, Mrs. Capt. Sor-
man, in San Francisco.
Mr. GEo. KELLY and family arrived
from Seattle this morning. Mr.. Kelly is
the engineer engaged to put the machin
or; in the new saw-mill here.
CAPT, GARsr and wife, formerly of the
U. s. surveying schooner Ernest, and for
some time stationed at this place, are
about to leave for the Eastern states.
We noticed Mr. Neil Henly in town
yesterday. He is one of the keepers OF
the Point No Point light house, and
does not come to town as often as for
merly. ..H
QUITE social gathering took place at
Mrs. Barthrop's residence last evening, it
being complimentary to Master enry
George on the attainment Of his eight
eenth birthday. The hall was well filed,
chiefly with young folks, who seemed to
enjoy themselves hugely. .. ..
New BUILDING. Workmen are engag-
ed in raising the little building owned
by Mr.. +. Winslow and occupied by the
Chinese store of Zee Tai & Co., next
door to the Post Office 1t will be NOV
ed back and large new building will
be erected on its present site. Part Of
the lumber is already on the ground.
FOREST fires are raging in many locaH-
ties. Seattle papers complain of them
near by. At Olympia the other day sub
scripticn' were being taken to pay for
fighting the flames, they were so near
town on both sides Dense clouds of
smoke my he seen from this place, in
dicating the close proximity Of large fires.
In many cases these fires are the result
of carelessness. AT no distant day it
will become necessary to prevent such
acts by law. Aside from the danger to
life and improved property, it is gradual
ly consuming our valuable forests to have
these fires going every year.
, 1882-07-21
British Ek. Star of Peace.

FROM MELBOURNE, AUSTRALJt
NEITHER the Captinn nor the undersigned
Agents, will be responsible for debts con irlc-
ted by the officers or crew of the above named
vessel. ii Is FRANCIS, Master.
ROTHSCHILD c Co, agents. .,
Port Townsend, May 10, Isss.
, 1882-07-21

our own writing, or more care would
have been exercised in its preparation.
1t was corrected this morning before
the edition was printed for mailing, so
that none but those of the town knew
the difference. We would not permit an
intentional slur on the Catholic Church
any more than on any other church. Our
Catholic friends have manifested as much
enterprise in the development Of this
place as any other denomination has, and,
while we are not of that faith, we respect
it and propose to treat it at all times
Justly.
A Coop ONE. While we are in the
yarn business, the following is not out
of order: A few years ago an attempt was
made to sink an artesian we'll at Hunts
corner. Old Judge Smithsonian, who is
of a scientific turn of mind, would pass
by every day or two, adjust his specta-
cles and critically examine the earth
taken put. One day the boys, thinking
to have joke on the Judge, mixed some
sulphur with the loose sand around the
mouth of the we'll. When the Judge
made his usual examination that eve
ming he started nervously and remarked,
Boys, 1 guess you'd better stop; you
must be getting mighty near hi"
, 1882-07-21
Fru,s. Saturdays Daily.

The editor returned home today, and
will give the wheel an extra turn during
the coming week. '
Mr.. j. McCURDY, proprietor Of the
well-known lime kiln on San Juan, came
down this morning from Seattle and is
now in town.
The clam.bake at Olympia in honor Of
the A. o. U. w. Grand Lodge, was
magnificent success. Over 300 persons
were in attendance.
Mr.. G. W. Downs, of Port Discovery,
has gone to San Francisco. Mr.. ID. b.
Jackson, OF Port Gamble, has also taken
a trip to the Bay city.
WE learn that Mrs. McAlmond, of
Dungeness, has been seriously ill, and
that relatives here were telegraphed to
visit her Immediately.
CART. MORRIS, of Dungeness, is in
town for short time. The captain is
suffering from inflammatory rheuma-
tism, but is recovering.
We are pleased to announce the re-
turn of Mr.. AL Plummer and family
from New Tacoma this week. They will
hereafter make this their home. '
READ the advertisement of Teachers
wanted" in today's paper. All who de-
sire to obtain situations of this kind
will find it to their advantage to watch
their opportunity.
DEAD. Old Doctor Whitehead, an
old English surgeon, died last Wednes-
day at the Insane Asylum, where he has
been confne for number OF years.
He was well known to Port Townsend
and Dungeness pc ople.
CATHOLIC BELL-A new bell for the
new Catholic church arrived on the Da-
kota yesterday, from the foundry of Van
Dusen n Tiff, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1t bears
on its surface the following inscriptions:
"Sanctus Joannes Franciscus Regis" (St
John Francis Regis( Father Maniouloux,
Priest in charge, is deserving of great
credit for his energetic work in having
erected one of the finest Catholic
churches in Washington Territory, and
procuring bell which by its deectable
tone will summon the faithful at all
times to their proper devotions. The
bell was hung in the church tower this
forenoon. ...... ..I ....
A HARD STONE The Port Admiral
related yesterday his experiences in min
ing in early days. Said he: I'VE once
struck ledge of rock SO hard that after
twelve hours work and using up sixteen
steel drills we had only penetrated four
inches into the stone" As he saw ex-
pressions of doubt on the countenances
of his hearers, he appealed to Capt. Tom
Stratton, Of Port Angeles, who was
present. Tom said; "Yes, know that
rock. / worked ON it once, and after
wearing out seventeen drills and work
ing steadily for eighteen hours, found
there was bump on the rock four
inches highw The Admiral looked at
Tom in speechless astonishment n few
moments and then said: Tom, YOU are
u blank liar, and the truth isnot in YOU"
Tom says his story is as true as Jacks.
, 1882-07-21

GRAND LODGE OF WoRKMEN.- AT the
recent session Of the Grand Lodge, A. o.
Y. W., II good deal OF interest was mani
tested in perfecting existing laws of that
order and cnacting new ones. The ses-
Hlon OF last year being the first since
Oregon, Washington and British Column
Dla were set apart as II separate jurislic-
ton, IL special committee was mt that
time appointed to draft n new constitu-
tlon. That constitution was presented
THIS week for adoption. and occupied the
attention OF the Grand Lodge fora whole
day. Retiring Grand Master Hare, in
his report, as the result OF mature delib-
Grafton, urged the formation Of perpet-
nal sinking fund, to be drawn upon in
Gas" OF death assessments running over
to ~ in any one year, intention being
10 Ie the order over any epidemic or
mis- 'Drtune calculated to weaken the Sc
.ur,ty OF policy holders. 4 crude plan
was also suggested which called ont earn
est and thoughtful discussion. AS re-
suit. the whole matter WIS referred to n
Spcl Il committee to- draft in appropri-
h'e irm and submit to the direct action
o subordinate lodges during the current
cal year The recent grand body was
G NJ llmented privately at the close of
a 'e 4,ion, by Past Grand Master Hare,
VINO has had long and varied experience,
as being the ablest body of men he had
ever seen together. Their efforts in per-
petuating this order and bringing it to q
state OF excellence VII doubtless be ef-
fectual
, 1882-07-21
French blk. Louis TX.

d. From Melbourne, Australia.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agents will bC responsible for debts Ontrictcd
by the officers and crew OF the vessel aovc
mined. FRANCOIS TnE0D IIrON, Master.
ROlhschid Il Co.. Agents.
Port Townsend. june u. 1882. .Fi 70
, 1882-07-21

olH freeman has sold, ule Holly Tree
Inn to Messrs, Rhoades Il Williams, two
enterprising young men who are start
ing in with the evident intention Of
making things move to lively tune in
their business. Read their notice else
where. Mr.: Freeman goes to Olympia
to attend upon his sick wife whom the
doctors have given up. ......
AT the NJ. E. church on Sunday next
there will be service in the morning at
the usual hour; in the evening the service
will commence at 6B0, an hour earlier
than usual, in order to afford members
of other CONGREGATIONS o chance to at
tend both. This will be farewell ser.
vice. On Monday morning, the past or
and family take their departure.
Work on Mr. Eisenbeis' new stone
building is likely to be delayed for want
of material. Mr.. Seidel informs us that
there are eight men ut work at the Chuck
nnut quarry, yet they cannot get the
stone ready as fast as it is wanted. About
thousand tons are required at Seattle,
and the Irondale order must be filled be-
sides what is needed here. NNf'.tfh.t
Mr.. LANDEs' residence on the Denni.
son property will be, when finished, one
OF the finest in town. 1t is hard finished
through out and will he elegantly furnish
ed. 1t was moved from the upper edge
OF the lot to more central location, III
order to leave spacious grounds on all
sides. Nothing that money can furnish
f,r the convenience and enjoyment OF
the fnmily has bt EN- spared =
, 1882-07-21
FRENCH BARK COQUIMBO.

From san Jose dc Guatemala. vim Victoria.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents will bc responsible iorhebts contract.
cl by the officers and crew Ol the above NAM
cd vessel. 4. BARRE, Master.
RothSchilh & Co., agents,
Port Townsend, July lJ, 1882.
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PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

Happiness is soi1eihing TO hope Tor
aud s,mtIhing To love
Every nah is occasionally what he
ought to be perpetuully.
1t is good thing to learn caution
by the misfortuues of others.
"A secret is too little for one, qnits
enough for two, and altogether too much
for three.
Many men employ their first years 90
as to make their last years very miser-
able.
1t is faith that builds the bridge OF
prayer which spans the cbasm OF human
need.
Let no one overload you with favorsi
you will nnd 1t most insuherable bur
den.
Gratitude is frnit Of great cultiVa-
tlon, aud is not 10 be found among gross
peoll@.
1t is with happiness as with watches
the less complicated the less easily de.
ranged.
There are more fools than ssaes; and
among the sagss tkeEs is more folly than
nliSdoR,
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After an enthusiastic lover spends
two hours hard labor over letter 10 hia
girl, and then mars its beauty By spill
ing drop Of ink on It, he FIRST swesfs
in scientific manner for few minutes,
and then draws a circles round the blot,
and tells her it is kiss; and she, poor
thing, believes it.
"A soft hnmmer turneth away noise:
Old lady-"oh, csrpentsr- yes-while
you " re at dinner I-sh tied some
rag, round the head OF your hammer, as
l found the noise of it this morning dis
turbed me very much. You will And u
much pleasRntef.
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Benefit OF astronomical knowledge:
Thirty days in solitary confinement"
Sas the sentence pronounced against
jim Webster by an Austin Judge.
Thirty days" asked the man. Thirty
days" was the response. Look hsah,
bnss. you glib me thirty days last winter
for de same fence when de days were Q
heap shorter dan dey is now. Amt you
soing TO allow de usual discount on no.
count of de signs in de Eodiackle1" A
look of intelligence appeared on the ju-
dicial face and spread all over 1t. Il de.
rl're, I forgot the days were not always
nf the same length. I'll make it twenty
days solitary confinement insteai Of
thirty" "Tell me dat book larnin' don't
do Il niggah no good. gets out ten days
sooner all OWN to my habin' studied
mp de symptoms OBJ de zodiackle," re-
marked Jim Webster, as the constable
Led him of to jill.
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An OH siuuer; An elder, while
bapllzipg converts at Goliad. TsIaH.
revival meeting, advanced with q Wiry,
sharp.eyed old chap in the water. He
asked the nsnal question, whether there
was any reason shy the ordinance Of
baptism should not bs adminiSt red. Az
ter pause a tall, powerful-looking man.
who was looking quietly on, remarked:
Elder. ! don't want to interfere in
your business, but l want to say that
this is an old siuner you have got hold
of, aud that one dip won't do him any
good. 1t you want to get the sins out Of
him you'l have 10 anchor him out In the
deep water all night.
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"A rich soil; How is the soil Of
Kansas ?" asked one of the group, as the
taveler paused. "Ricbest in the world,
-ir." was the reply. Il know New
York tate man who went to Kansas
seven years ago with only fifteen dollars
in cash and be is now worth $40. 200, -
'-Whew! What did he raise principally"
believe it was check, sir, but they
conldn't exactly prove it on himl Think
II soil that will raise bank check from
$50 to $4,000, and in backward sea-
sun ut that T.
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H. V. MORTIMER, Proprietor
VOL. x, No. 80.
Railroad Guide.
pHILA. q READING RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.

MAY 24D $50.
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as follows,-
WA PERKIoMEN RAILROAD
For Philadei phia. at -4s., G.4s, Il.4o. am. and
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at sAsO a. m..S.as D.. m.
WA EAST PFNEA. BRANCB.l
For Reading and Harrisburg, 600, $40 M,
i2.lb, 40 ard % p. m
FoI Lancasterand COlumOla, GOO S.nam' ana
4.3Op IN
For geading 30 ano o. 8 p. IN.
For II ,rrisburg. ana wa po nts eS o' M
Trains FOR ALLIE TOWN leave as follows;
VIA PERKIoMEN RAILRoAD.l
Leave Phladelphin. 40 74O II. m. and loo,
H1.5O me 81 D. NJ
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philaueiphia. 80 II. m, ans and T42o
p WA EAST pENNA BRANcH.i
Leave Reaoing.7 30 lO.i5a m..2.Co ASCEND e.i5
Leave Har,isb so 40 and $50. a. M. las
aud % D. M
leave Lancaster t7a,a. IN i.ON and tl.lo p. M.
LeaV Columbia ~ o.. m. 1.10 and $40 p. M
II rom King street Depot
SUNDAYS.
Leave teading. 7.SO ono 9. & Am.
Leave HairiShulE. $40 am.
Trains via Perkiomen Route Married thus
(a) run 20 and from Depot Nlnth nDd g. cen
slraete, p. iladelphia, Other trans to and from
Broad street DeSot
The a4.9r and 6.45 y IN trains from Allentown
and the ia ard 6.15 p; M tram from PhilS,
dPIphla via PerkIomen Railr0' d,hnve through
cars to and from Philac Ihia.
J.E. wooTIEN.
GsUerei Manager.
CO HANCOCK, Cent Pass. q Ticket Agent.
November 9Th.
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He resumed: "Fatn.r, said a younu

He resumed: Father" said young
man. as he leaned on his hoe, ''they say
the balance OF trade is agin u.s." ''They
do, ell ?" 'And that our bank reserves
are rapidly diminishing" "Du tell |"
And that railroad extension has come
TO halt" "Well, swan r. "And that
the volume of securities is substantially
without a market" Great snakesi
Well, 1 never. And do they say any
tuiug about feller stopp ng to lean on
his hoe to talk when he might just as
we'll talk and hoe, too p Reuben spit on
his Lands aud resumed
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-06-17
WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNDED
POPULARITY OF
AllCOckS Porous PlaStGrs I?

Because they have proved
themselves the Best External
Remedy ever invented. They
will cure asthma, colds, coughs,
rheumatism, neuralgia, and
any local pains.
Applied to the small of the
back thev are iniallible in
Back Ache, Nervous Debility,
and all Kidney troubles; to
the pit ofthe stomach they are
a sure cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaints.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Be-
ware of limitations that blister
and bum. Get ALLCOHK'S
the only Genuine Porous
Plaster.
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The little sister: well, my little
girl said New Haven gentleman to .
friends "preciousest," "arent you going
to sing for me2' No, sir, I'm bot o
singer" "Now, thought you was o
little singer" "oh, no. only sing q
a little to dolly" "But I'll be your dol
~" "Ynur too big. guess sister Jen.
i- vou dn't mind it il was hers. She
said you were just splendid" Sudden
rating in the back room, where Jennie
Aas busy,
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n You experience bad taste in mouth,
sallnwness or yellow color Of skin, feel stu
pid and drowsy, appetite unsteady frequent
headache nr diSSlness, you are "hiliOus,"
aud n"thing will arouse your liver to ae-
ton and Strengthen up your system equal
In DR.. P,erce's Golden Medical Discovery"
By druggists.
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Referred; This purports to be lit
eral Translation from the German.
" Pretty wifrkin,' said Herr Y TO his
young neighbor-ess, "Rive you me yet
II kiss.let. ask only out of curiosity,
because / gladly know would whether
from your mouth sweeter tastes than
that my frau 'Neighbor,' replied she,
snarpishly, ask you only my husband;
he has you dear frau many q kiss given;
he must know
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George Vetter, Justice of the Peace, Tols.
do, 0hio, says: al was troubled with sciatica
aud kidney disease, for years, at times had
To 90 on crutches aud suffered untold agony.
Pruf. GuIlmette's Kidney Pad cured me in
three weeks. Wholesale aud retail by DR..
Horn, Lehighton.
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IIRninv Ynnr LifAh

is good philosophy. but to do 90 you must
have health. II bilious snd c,nsiipsted, or
blood is out Of order. use Dr.. Pieros's
"Plesssut Purgative Pellets" which are
mild VT certain in their operation. By all
druggists.
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Of health is To be found in Dr.. R. V. Pisrest
"FAyorite Prescription" 70 the merits Of
which as a remedy fur female weakness aud
kindred affections thonsa ands testify.
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Hanging Is capital Pu ishment, g.
pecially when you're hanging on some
gooklaokihR RirIs srm.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-06-17

A man daoH not necessarily talk
SestS wbss hs spsAks ia money S9liaklN.
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To worry about any liver, kidney or
urinary trouble, especially Brights Disease
"r diabetes, rs Hop Bitlers never fails Of q
cure where cure is possible. We know thir.
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tinUCHupAIHAu ~

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81
Druggists.