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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-26
TELEGRAPHIC JOTs.

go. After a deadlock of nearly three
months the Republican conferees of the
Twenty fourth Congressional District
of Pennsylvania yesterday nominated
Hon. George V. Lawrence for Congress.
go. In New York last night the Turf
Club room. were crowded at the sale Of
seats for the first appearance Of Mrs.
Laugtry. One box was sold to Charles
Wyndham of the famous beautys troupe,
for $500 Seven first choice seats
brought $l7 so each.
....At Paris, Kentucky. Professor
Yerkes, who has charge Of private
school for boys and young men. received
a painful pistol shot wound in the right
arm this morning from Homer Oldsoa.
one of the students, Ia years Of age.
The Professor had given the lad little
shake by the collar the day before for
tardiness.
Frederick Captain, Sr,, under
arrest for completely in the Ross murder.
showed signs of insanity and talked
about bloody coat in the corn shocks.
He was taken out yesterday. He failed
t. find the coat. but at his house pair
of trousers, recently washed but show.
ing blood stains, were brought to light.
At sight of them Captain went raSlng
crazy and has been 40 ever since.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-26

SAN FRANCIsCo, Ocs. 25. - Last
Saturday night an officer engaged in
watching the China steamer Arctic IT
the mail dock saw boat run along.
side and receive packages from the
ship. Oa discovering that the boat
was moving off, the officer opened
fire, and at the second shot one of
the boatmen dropped ou., crying
that he was shot. His comrades on
the approach Of the Custom house boat
threw some packages overheard and
escaped in the darkness. The pack
ages were recovered and were found to
contain opium and silks to the value
of $40, 900. No trace Of the smu gglers
has yet been obtained.
INITIATING HIS BETTERs.
James Rourke, Night Inspector, On
duty on the steamship Arabic on Mon
day night, has been arrested, and is in
charge of the United States Marshal, On
charge OF cons piring and aiding TO get
smuggled goods ashore. The Custom
house officials allega that they have
proof that, instead of Rourke prevent
ing smuggling from the vessel, helooked
at the Men during the delivery Of The
contr&bauG articles into a bsat, and also
converstd with them. Other parties
are strongly suspected of implication in
the smuggling, and will be arrested as
soon as sufficient evidence IS obtained.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-26
GRAND TaBLEAU OF ALL NiSaUERS

\ Especial train viii be run from Nir-
,inla City for the accommodation of
-t.pse wishing to attend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-26
Friday Evening, Nov. Sd.
NONE E.sT THOSE RECELy.

%-0HE BUT TKcSE REG.kS-
ing invitations will be admitted.
Invitations must be shown at the door
md are not transferable.
1IaSkers will enter the stage door,
Whero they will be required 10 raise
their masks before the inspection com
nitiee. represented by Hall & Medsr IN
pereon-
while in masque the floor will be
under the management of Mr. +. r.
Hail.
The Grand March will commence at
precisely a. NJ preceding which there
will be a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-26

Call and examine. Stone Building
opposite 1Iasou's.
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Assets. s........ ...S94, 702,357 92
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-26
Suicide.

Chicago, Oct. 25-JaInes Carter, an
expert mender of broken china, COM
mltted suicide to-day by shooting. He
has two wives, who were threatening
to give him trouble.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-26

mitted to the Treasury Department,
and on Monday decision was rendered
t. the effect that the Chinaman had a
right to continue his journey, and that
his case was not such as would invoke
the operation of the Chinese law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-23
tIIRlsrMAS EVE.


Nv CLEMENT G. NOOhk
Twas tho night before chrii,rnALwhcn all through
The house Has+. '-aHr.H.r.r
SOt creature was stirring. hot even mouse:
The stockings wete hung by the chimney Win c,re,
In hopes that 81 Nichols S0on would DO theret
The children Wete nestled oil snug In their beds,
While visions OF 'uSHrpunis passed through iheit
And mamma In hsr kerrhlst, aud In my cap,
iItd Just seiiled our bralns for lOng Winters nap
When out GU the lawn there aruse ,uCh clittef.
tprapR from my bed 10 see Mha, was the matter
Away 10 the window dew Ikea flash,
Tore open the shniicr, pld threw up the sash:
The moon Oh the breast Of the new'fAllcn Inow
!i.ve The llstte OF midday 10 objects below;
When what 10 my wondering eyes should appear
But miniature siciEh and tlSlt tiny. reindeer,
With little old driver, 10 lively and quick,
! knew, ~ inlAutC, II must bs st. Nick.
Nnre npIl tlIHn eagles Ills conners they cpme,
And he whlstltd aud shouted and called them b!
name;
Snow; Da,heil now, Danctti now, Pnncer! now,
Vixen,
On. Comet on, Cupid on. DOndcr aud ItlIeni
To the top OF theporhI TOihe top the WALL
Now, dhtll away. da,h away, dash away ALT
AslrAyes that before tho wild hurricane ~,
When they meet with an UbstAce mount 10 the sky,
% w 70 The hOI,eiop the coupeiH they few.
Win the sleigh full u toys AndSL Nichols too.
And thciI. III twlnkilng, heard on the rpof
The, rnncingAn paw lux Of each little hOoi.
A. luisw Y ny bead snd wss turning afOnnl,
e was dressed all IN fur from his head IN his foot,
And his clothes were NIL tAiiIiAhcd with ashes and
root; ||".
A bundle Of toys hCllaa flung on his back,
And lie looked Ikea peddlet Just opening hlsp
Ills cyes-how they wlnklrdl his dImpes-hOw
merry!
HIS clcektwtrc llic 70 es, hlsnOse Ikea cherry;
| Ills dfull little mouth was dawn IN like bow,
And the beard Oh his chin was a. whlicAs the
snow.
The stnmpot n pipe hG held tight In his teeth,
AuI tho tmOic Il cnelfclcl his head Ike wreath:
lie had broad face, and n little found belly
That ,uook, when he laughed, like bowl full Of
lie wa. chubby aud plump right Jolly old eli:
And laughed. when raw him. IN ypeOi nyIeli
| wink Of his eye And 4 twist Of his head
soon gaye me 10 know hadnOlhIng tOdisnd
lie speak nOl WOrl, but went stnlsht 10 his
| work,
And piled ali Ibc siocEIngS; then turned with a
lcfE,
And giving n nod, Mp the chimney he rose.
llttphhg 10 bis sleigh, TO his team gave whistle,
And the way they all lew, like The down Of u
thistle;
hut lhcari hin eIclAim, cre hcdrovcOn, Of sight,
Merry Christmas To all, aud 10 all gD,l.nigl.!
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The children OF to-day are the imericl
Of tomorrow, in the bnd.
Lea, n,a,, H., H.. .,. A.,
which le exhibits that which he hUs and
that which he thinks he has '''N
wh;,o wo ,,,.;,, ,,,o $50.
,o,r;"a '' ,M vi na,in,s wv P1Mel % iehdefha
s SEris anu sonieifihs iaSois, we seldom
H. s.n, ~ a,"., - la ,''iO"'c."'
inn sY"l VI i''ah 10 hnGiDie, hot visible
a sonhG n.ohe pt!rays the Do@ing o! the
t tga,a 'oun'"'h' Invisible 70 man'-Lo''g'
'"U"'
II We did but know how little sohia en-.
Joy o. tlie great things they possess, there
Toulu NOT DO much envy in the world
'o"'9.
4 more glorious victory cannot be gained
over another man than this, that wien the
injury begun on his part, the kindness
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PERSONAL.


'u'se 'o"'sHe ID Ill aha mas aopped
'e'tS''"S'
i"c queen " "pmh te'us EhgllSh anu
A''ef'c"h pooNs'
Morris, oil Illinois, calls the report Of
the Tariff Commission "a fraud and "A
chcat.
Captain Allen May, oil Hudson county,
ny, who Is lOl yeers oil uge, Is going 10
marry young lady Of 10.
Bishop Kavanaugh, Of Georgia, aays tina,
the sweetest music no ever heard was
made by tho organ and violin.
Flotow, tho well known composer Of the
opera "Marha," has become blind from
the disease known as gray cataract.
Iorl I,orwicl, who hos ina, succeeded IN
Tim, title, Inns, With bis vile, madc his
home for twelve years, win,craud summer,
on his yacht.
Gov.,ror AIor,rder II s,e,her, NJ,
.t;.o,,;, has ,n,n;s.d IN deliver ,bo adj,
dress at the srsqui.centcunial celebration
In Savannah on the 18th Of February next.
Editor Mclean NJ ,hc Cincinnati IN.
,,,;.s, ,hrra,crs IN M, for ,hn Ur,,ed
s,n,ea Senate II such n sacrifice ,cco,nps
,aoos.,ry n d.ipo, ,l,o rc..lec,iop n, pon.
I,,,on
loci, p;,I;,,,. s,v.. wboroYor find
,oni h,nd9nmn wopnr orcocnd In tho
,,,n,,;r,a ,i'h,r;,ros. Than nm coj,,, IN
.,IL,, r,1o. M, ,,,, or1 ,;ro III,
"ro.a.a;onn
,.,
'ies'"c''' ''"o''' VI ',''''"' 10 III ' .S'
OIL civil @''',c 't'o''.' o"' says ,,'"' 'NV
ineh composing '.' a." ~, , anu i.ou , %
helfcse'.A'NSI eI"''0' W ,u','u " "sN'
i"'e VII 'n'' s"o'e'' Ia E'0N 'i'''">
Jay GonIdS son GEORGE having been &C.
cused Of .besiowing diamonds upon Mn
langtiy, moi ofiy denies It, but declares he
knows dozen American Indies who AZ
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convenient for reference, Part :, treating OF
the func,Ionso Of government, |, In prepara.
ton.
How 10 Succeed Is the la,es. Of, Pu.nam's
Handy book Series Of Things Worth Know.
Ing. The contents recently appeared In the
ChriI'iaH Union and are now BROUGHT together
In convenient and mote las,ng form. The III.
lie book will be found wholesome guide and
stinulens TO ambition.
Wide Awake has never ended the old year
50 brilliantly or made 80 fair a promise for
the new, Tbe Christmas number Is not sur.
passed. II Indeed, Il Is eQualled, by any pub.
location Of similar aim from The long e.tab.
llshed EuglIsb presses. The stories, sketch.
rs and poetry are fresh, pure bright, always
entertaining. Tho illustrations ARE superb.
The publishers, Aessr. D. Lotilfop / Co., Of
Boston, give All outline Of their pro.
gramme for next year, which should add
largely to the subscription Of this excellent
magazine.
Ths All,ntlc Monthly open, the new year
with notable number. There Is Part oil
Prof Longiellow's Michael Angelo. worthy
subject to inspire 80 gifted a pen. Dr.
Holmes gives An After breakfast Talk, as
charming md fresh n, when lie frst began
TO delight the Atlantic readers, Studies In
the South continue In interest Charlie.
Dudley Warner writes about Wngner's Par
sital, and Whittier gives lis A Summer III.
grimage In his best style, Altogether, Ii,
January Atlantic Is striking number.
lIoushton, Mililin & Co., boston.
li,telrs Living Age tl.ittcll 4 Co, Boston
maintains lis place rs d welcome wcekly
visitor to those homes In which the best thing
Of the best foreign periodicals are apprccia
ted The Living Age Inns attained fullnss
OF years and honors.
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The State Tribune Is OF The opinion that Il
will take MI entire hotel to accommodate
the knnnwlIh county gentlemen who have
the Senatorial fever.
The Cumberland Ners gives advice TO the
Democratic leaders 10 The effect that they
must do better than they have done II they
wish 10 hold their own.
The iIarnesville Enie1rie thinks that II
the Seventeenth Ohio District has really got
10 have new man for Congress, Dr. j. T..
Ely, Of that place, will fill the bill very nc.
cep,ably.
"G0y." Sargent OF the Barbour Jrbtr,o.
nian fills his columns In his last issue with
free trade doctrines. lie has nailed "Tarii!
for Revenue only" to TIE J,Dtrs0niini mast
head forever and day.
The Huntington RqaJticm fin is something
remarkable in the fat that the Legislature
Is not considered In the various Senatorial
plans. Perhaps Peterson hasn't heard VI
West Virginia's syndicate Of bosses.
piattenburg, Of the Hancock County Cour-
irr, is evidently beyond redemption. This Is
what he says Of Hon. lian StAinaker'. oandi.
dacy for the u. $. Senate. "Ile'd makes n
hadcs OF n sight better one than some that
Arc out strong for the place"
The Guernsey Time, as u matter OF course
booms Colonel Taylor for Congress from the
Seventeenth Ohio District but expects TO do
believing that the mantle OF Bingham, Dan.
than valiant snd trustworthy son.
Fleming, Of the !Srs DOmiaioI., has been
suggested by All adinirng Statc press rs Just
the person for nearly every office in the gift
OF the Legislature, except U. i. Senator. Ju.
linn has brains, Is dieniied and would make
q good Sen-leg parlone-se.geaG. ut Arms
Of the Senate, which Is the latest office sug.
gested for him.
The Mgg.aiu Echo Is patalyzed by the 20.
liteness displayed by thp Wheeling and Bar.
boIr county papers when referring 10 each
other. and compares It with the manner In
which II. Clay Hyde, editor Of her precious
rival, the Di'pateh, refers to her. Mrs.
Fague philosophically remarks however
that Words are but idle things"
The Huntington Commercial talks as though
II was Disguised with the newspapers that
have been saying nice things about Kenna,
Count Of Kanashs, sud suggesting offices
that he could i'll. Gibson writes that lie will
mot be surprised NEXT should some OF these
t0adies nominate him for the Presidency OF
the United States, We had to endure
franklin Pierce, sou know, and why not the
rising young statesman Of kanaEhas'"
In reply to correspondent the Martins.
burg !Sil'tSman says, when asked for its
choice for U. S. Senator, that 1t Is frank to
state that II. things look now, some man will
be elected who Is not pasSlcGed Of proper
Democratic gYit, and therefore It has very
little interest in the matter. The Legislature
1t thinks, will elect that SORT OF man, who
instead Of voting in the Senate 10 support
Dem! cratic principles, clesncu will vote to
sustain his owl personal interests as soon as
he Is seated, md let principles SO to the
wall. II fears that as the Democratic major.
ity In this State has been cutdown more than
one-hali, another turn Of the bosses crank
may demolIsh that.
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OLE ECIl,,
Western Criiicistn Of mn Unrellenr,e,i
Performances.


Western Criiicistn Of mn Unrchenr,e,i
Pcrrdrihunre.
Memoir Of Ole Bull. ..5
Going down the Mississippi Old Bull
met on the steamboat party Of half savage
men, coloniss from the fur West. While
reading his newspaper he was accosted by
one OF the men, who had been sent NJ
spokesman BY his companions. with the
request that the fiddler would take drink
with them. Offering him n whisky flask 1T
the same time. II thank YOU" said Ole
bull politely, "but | never drink whisky"
With curse the fellow asked il ho was n
teetotnler. "No, but whisky is like poison
to mt" "lf you can't drink, come AMI tight
then" The mans comrades had gathered
round him meantime, and they all cried,
III you won't drink, you must tight. You
look d-n strong; show us what you arc
good for" "a Norseman can fight rs well
rs anybody when his blood is up, but |
can't fight when my blood is cold, and why
should p "You look like strong iei.
low, and DIN it, you shall fight" Seeing
no way OF escape, Ole Bull quietly said,
since you insist on testing my strength,
"ha hhSiS 40 nv ictiSOIl luI HSHllUS, VIII
tell you what will do. Let any one OF
you take hold Of me in any way he likes,
and I'll wager that in half minute
he shall lie on bis back my feet" A big
fellow was chosen, who stepped forward
and grasped the violinistaround the waist,
but was instantly thrown over his head
bya sudden wrench and lay senseless on
the deck. Ole Bul! now fell himself in u
very uncomfortable position, for he saw
one OF the mans comrades draw bowie
knife. but it WIS used only TO open flask.
4 good dose Of lis contents poured down
his throat soon revived the faint.
ing man, and his first question,
"liow the devil was l thrown
down here?" was answered by n shout Of
laughter from his companions, in which
he himself joined. lie sprang to his feet,
and utter vainly trying to persuade Ole
Bull 10 show him how he had throyn him,
he said: "Take this knife home with YOU;
yol, fight id well; you are rs quick rs
Lightning" The artist heard OF tie same
fellow later us having gone to IN editor to
call him TO account for an adverse criticism
on his playing, ready to fight ior "the
strongest fiddler he had ever seen, any
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A WILD HOG HUNT
And other Lnte Reiurus From the
Wild wnnsIs


Wild Woods.
4 black bear Ia roaming at large in
Marion county, it is said, which the hunters
appear 10 fear TO tackle.
Several large bears it Is said, are ranging
the woods 0! Upshur county. The bella
says TINT there is plenty Of game and
hunters too but that the game has not
suffered much SO far.
The early part Of this month two bears
were killed near the headwaters Of big
Clear Greek, in this State. One was YEAR
ling weighing go pounds and the other
was IN old fellow, who had evidently
toasted royalty OIL wild hogs and mountain
mutton, and weighed 3a95 pounds.
The Bucklnnnon banner recites the feat
Of two noble hunters in this style: Capt.
Mnnday, who was on hunting tour in
Pocahontas county, killed three deers, two
bears, one turkey and one very large eagle.
The captain is one OF the most successful
hunters in all this section. 1Ir. John
Courtney hunted with Captain 3lunday.
Recently one Of those fancy hunting
parties, consisting Of four gentlemen OF
East Liverpool, crossed the river and pro.
ceeded into tho wilds Of Hancock county
for game. The first that bounded up was
n solitary rabbit, at which NIL four banged
away with their shot guns, and succeeded
in killing the animal, and also in filling
the side and legs Of n Mir. Rogers full OF
shot. The party are now in luandary US
to which Of them shot the rabbit and which
shot tho man. Mr.. RogeB' injuries are not
considered dangerous.
The Sutton .Mountuinfa has the follow.
ing story which rivals those from the Black
Forests OF Germany: "Robert Doddrill
was badly hurt Il few days ago by wild
hog. 1t seems Mr.. Dod,lrill with some two
or three men were out hunting wild hogs
and succeeded in catching very large one
with their dogs, which they tied, and llr.
Doddrill undertook 10 drive home. They
had gone some distance when the hog
turned and attacked him. lntrying 10 get
OH; OF its reach he fell and the boz pitched
upon him, cutting him badly In the leg,
above the knee. md it is thought he ran n
very narrow escape ag il Was all the men
with him could 10 to get the hog Of him
with the dogs. They had not their guns
with them nj the time OF the attack
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.
"Auo. AinAs.
love q les
Asn cedar tall mud slender,
sweet C0wslIp'S grace
* her ncmlnAtlyc case,

~ utt
Andshe's Of the feminine gender"
In 0coaee county, Ga, lives family Of
white negroes, with yellow, kinky hair.
A Louisville restaurant has shrewdly
ndded eight kinds Of pie to its bill Of fare.
Higher education for the Indian would
he 10 give him pillow and teach him to
Use II.
\ warmingpa engraved with supilowers
has been bought ut auction by French
duke.
Idaho persons estimate that they get II
ninety feet depth oil snow in au ayera &C
winter.
In Rome only priests and those high in
the Church are allowed TO wear colored
stockings.
The best authority on bees in this coun.
Try says TINT the wasp works two hours 10
the bees one.
One vessel was lost ut sea every four
hours during 1851, according to the Eng.
lsh Nautical GG:tttS.
In 1910 Ireland held nearly oue-,hird OF
the population Of the United Kingdom. II
now holds onc.sevcnth.
It is now quite the thing among fashion.
able ladies' TO spend their valuable time in
collecting ancient combs.
Mr.. Tilden is lIaviughis portra:t painted,
which is an ungrateful ignoring Of the ser.
vice Of the illustrated papers.
Girls should take supply Of parclled
coffee along with them to the theatre to
keep their young men from going out for
il between the ac.s.
An English clergyman is attempting to
substitute II popular mineral water in place
Of wine at communion. An increase OF
skepticism is looked for.
1t is believed that By the time Venus
makes her next transit across the sun New
forkeB will be able to make trapsi,
across the Brooklyn bridge.
Chicago's run OF luck will never fail,
The proprietor OF n Broadway. n.uscum in
New York ottes prize Of So for the
woman who can show the biggest pair Of
feet.
\ newspaper man wrote: "Good for
> nervousness Is A characteristics nj ro,or,, u
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The American Citizens Manual, part l.
treating OF EatioEal. State and local govern.
menis, The electoral machinery and the civil
service, Is published by Mcsss. Pu.nam's
Sons, New York, as No. V. OF their Qucs.
tons OF tho Day. The editor, Mr., Washing.
ton G. Ford, has given In compact and pop.
MAR forma digest OF our plan OF govern.
Jusn! which will be found instructive aud
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DRAWING IIIJI our.
How M. Qund" Interviewed Uncle Tom
hbUut thr Nnr.

hbOut thr Wnr. .. ..
From the Detroit Fee l'iesa.
They told me al Opelika that II could
find old Udclc Tom Skinner, he would give
me hundred new points about the war,
and | at once set oil In search OF him.
After logging around for two hours, found
him in the postoilicc. lie took my card
anu looked me over and replied;
"Ccrtainly-glGl to SEQ yOu-rral glad
what can do for yous"
| told him I'd like to sit down and drpw
him out, and n glad smile stole over his
face ms he took my arm and said:
"Only too glad, my boy-come along
He led inc to II saloon, and asked him
what he would take. lie took someth hing,
and as We sat down I began:
Colonel, they tell me you saw Lc.,tnon
Davis inauguraled,"
Fao, sir-no, sIr-didn't sec anything oil
the sort" he replied. "Did you ask me
what I'd takep
~ did,"
lie took brandy.
Colonel" said, AZ he wiped oil his
chin, "were you at Bull Rnn?"
mo, sir-no, sir. You may hand me
brandy this time"
The last sentence was directed to tho bar.
keeper, who promptly responded.
u presume there was great excitement
here when the War broke out ~
u presumeso. You may mix me gin
cocktail"
i was mixed and swallowed, aud then
asked:
"llow soon did you take the field, Col,
onel?"
"lditln't t,ke it nj all, sir. believe I'll
try some more Of that whisky"
Weren't you in ;ae war at Nil 2"
No. sir-no, sir Suppose We take
beer this time?
lie took beer, md asked.
" Colonel, what do you know about the
war, anyhow"
:" Nothing, sir-nothing. was In the
Sandwich Islands all through lie muss.
Cognac this tilne."
.but | hunted you up to draw you
Just 60. Shall we smoke or 60 back to
beer2"
And you don't draw worth cent"
u don't? Young man did you think
knew ANYTHING Of the late iuss?"
~ did"
"And YOU were trying to draw iniorma.
ton from me2"
~ was.h
Then beg your pardon. thought you
wanted TO zee how often could mix drinks
and keep sober, and ! have been wonder.
ing ever since We sat down why Won didn't
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Josh niiiIngx Heard From.

SEwUET, Il l., August II, lssSo-Derr BIZ.
krs-l am here trying to breathe In ali The
alt air Of the ocean, and have been a suffer.
er for. more than a year with reiructorv
liver, was induced to mix Hop Di,tcrs wiki
the sea gale, and have found The tinctnrss
eiorlons result. - I have been vrcatlv
helped by the Blters, and am NOT niruId II
az az %; o Sous without struggle. JOSH
DlLLtNes' y7hsAE
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THERE Is something soft and tender in III.
fall ola single snowflake, but ii alwnv, ' rc.
minds us 10 look inter our battle M Dr i,niI,s
Cough Syrup,-our old standby In the DAYS
Of Coughs and Colds,-for We have alwavs