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Mrs. GEO. DAwLEY, of 76 Knight street, Providence
r. l., relates reporter her experience with the
wonderful curative properties of what destined soon
to be the standard and leading specific OF the whole
wide world, for kidney and liver diseases etc. Mrs
d. says:
Early last spring was severely afflicted with tor
pdy of the kidneys and enlargement Of the liver and
the kidney disease came upon me fast and suddenly
that before was scarcely of the cause of my
trouble became badly bloated and my body and limbs
very much swollen that 1t was with great difficulty
and severe pain that was able to walk any. became
drcadfuy troubled by being short brcathed SO that
even slight exertion little exercise would tire me
almost to exhaustion, and was distressed when
retired nights that could not sleep and very
less One of my limbs especially had a very severe
nervous PAIN which always seemed TO be more severe
at night than at any other time, and would frequently
ache so sharply as to arouse me from sleep very
nervous and uncomfortable all the time. and was
ing doctored and taking all kinds of medicine for this
complaint and that and the other but all to no good
purpose until AZ about the time when tired out
and somewhat disguised and almost discouraged With
medicines and doctors, relative and highly esteemed
friend persuaded me try Hunts Remedy, began to
take II few days ago, and happily disappointed by
the result for before had used bottle of began
to feel Relieved and soon commenced to sleep splendid
y the severe nervous pains in my limb which had to
handle so tenderly do not appear any more my head
ache and backache have disappeared feel well every
way and rest well at night The swelling has dsap-
pcared from my body and limbs. now able TO do
my housework comfortably and easily. Hunts Rene
dy has certainly done wonders for me.
Mrs. GEO DAwLEY."
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XIII
lFrom Miss Marion Bond 90 Mrs. Wilson. for.
'IJ wardcd by Mr.. wilson.l


lFgom Miss Marion Bond 20 Mrs. Wilson for,
.IJ varied by Mr.. Wilsonl
40 FtFTH AVENUE, November Q. is.e.
Ma CHERE did not see you at Mrs.
Bellows ball last night. / hope YOU are
not III. Ercrgbody was there Wat
kyns. the Bruyngies- crcryiOdy. Mrs
WATKINS wore n iOrcly shrimp mink sat
in with the skirt lOoped with oligD,ond
ornaments that were worth NJ leaSf Ten
thousand dollars. Iworc that Hctc dress
i showed You when you were here the
other day. You remember. OF course
the pale blue with the real Spanish lace
and fear have completely ruined IN
That clumsy Dick Bellows was passing
me n glass Of wine. and ne spilled Il
right dorm the front and made two
teartW spots. He looked frightened to
dcath-yOu know he is Just from COLLEGE
but told him IL was nothing. and
waltzed with him afterwards to make
him feel that forgave him. They saw
he IS rcry rich in his olcn name. No.
there Is nothing between Mr.. Harper
and nlgScb. perfectly detest him. and
l wish people would stop talking about
US. Even II he did dance twice with
me the other evening (he is a beautiful
partner), 1t Is no reason why every
bOdy's tongue should begin to run. I
declare, nay tongue is running. / sat
down to write uis TO ask you to come
over to my house tomorrow. I've rot
something wonderful to show YOU. IL
belongs to a friend of mine, and her
husband is going TO give It to her for a
birthday present. Its the lOreliesf hon
net--ohi there now. I've told YOU what
II Is, and / know your husband
would be very angry IL he knesE 4 had
told---grdcioUs! now I've told YOU Who
u Is for How stupid! / never could
keep = secret You remember at school
/ used 10 tell everything. But do come
over and see L.; tits Just TOO 6reIy.
You know Douga1 does get the most
stunning things sometimes. By the
way, i met Elsie last night. You re-
member her at sch0gi. Well. You know
she married that rich Tom Chamberlin
last year. and had such a swell wedding
and such froUsseGur from Paris
Well, rs was saying. met her last
night, and would you believe it-but Of
course you wouldn't--she had ON pre-
etSely the same dress she wore last fall
at Mrs. Towards ball. I was uerer co
much taken aback in my life. They
DO say he has failed, but Mr.. Williams
failed the other day and his wife has
got a number of new diamonds lint
aerer did understand business, did vouP
How do run on Now don't for0ct To
come over tomorrow early, and then
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Splitting the difference.


"Well, dad" he suddenly began. as
he placed a top rail in place, 81 am
twenty-one years old to-morrow.''
Yes" grudgingly replied the old
man. 49,
And I'll be my own boss"
The old man looked troubled. and
it was a long three minutes before be
said: =,
"See here, Sam, believe You have
jumped ahead year"
Cant be, dad. The date Is doNn
in the Bible, and in your own WRITING ~
{" lis, eh7 Wall, never got a5v.
thing right within a month, and reckon
i let 1t run along three or four weeks
before put it down. Wen call il q
month.
mot much! I'm going to work for
Deacon Calkins tomorrow"
SAM" said the old man. as he 10,
the maui down beside the rail-cut. ..this
ere fence has got TO 90 up II it busts
the county. I'll shave the time down
to two weeks. and if you pitch in smart
you can call me old man after noon To-
morrow"
Sam agreed. 1t was better than work.
ing for sixteen dollars per month
DetroI Free Press.
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The Newer Arithmetic.

A woman placed four pounds of cold
meat and eight slices of bread before a
tramp. the end of twenty minutes
how much was left?
a young man, 10y swearing off on ci.
gars, tobacco and beer, saved thirty
cents per day for six months. How
many frog suppers would this give him
Mt - per supper?
II it costs two hundred dollars for a
young lady to learn painting, and she
turns out two landscapes worth forty
cents apiece, what is the net profit?
An Indiana girl trapped cighty-three
rabbits and sold them for thirteen cents
each. What was the sum total. and
how much did she have left after buyino
her father a ten-dollar overcoat?
The average woman groans one hun
dred and twenty-five times per hour
when suffering with tooth-ache, while
the average man utters thirty-fve cuss
words every seventy seconds. At the
end Of three hours how far ahead will
the woman be?
A man i'm Richmond wound ND an
eight-day clock every night for thirteen
straight years. How much time, esti-
mating three minutes for each wind,
could he have put in at hoeing corn had
he known what sort of a clock he had?
A certain shaft makes six hundred
and fOrty-fve revolutions per minute.
and n young man is seized BY the coat
tails and whirled around for twenty
seven seconds. How many revolutions
does he make?
In n certain saloon are seven men. A
woman is seen crossing the street, club
in hand, and four of the men slip over
the back fence. Two-thirds of the re-
mainder are struck five times apiece bv
the club. and the other one-third is hit
three times. How many hits in all, in
Gliding three broken decanters?
Aman winks his eye an average of
$4,000 times per day, and worhan's
tongue makes $1,000 motions every
twenty-four hours. At this rate how
long will it take the man 90 catch up?-
Detroit Free Press.
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Another Life Saved.

j. Gray, Dadeville, Ala, writes us: I
have been using your DR.. VIM. HALLS
BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS, and can say, of
a truth, it is far superior to any other Lung
preparation in the world. My mother was
confined to her bed four weeks with cough,
and had every attention by as good ply
sicians as there are in the country, and they
all failed to effect a cure; but when got
one bottle of your DR.. WIN. HALLS BAI.sAM
FOR THE LUNGS, she began to mend right
away. 1 can say in truth, that IT WAS THE
MEANS OF SAVING HER LIFE. knew of five
cases that DIR. VIM. Hall's Balsam has
cured, and my mother is better now than
she has been for twenty years.
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w WI lotS Ol love anu KISSES.
Your LITTLE WHEY.
z. S.-Has il got lace strings?
XVI.
ISr. Wilson to Nine. Dougan.l

lSr. Wilson 20 Nine. Dougan.l
Mr.. Wilson presents his compliments
to Nine. Dougan, and will deem it .
favor if she will request her book-keep-
er to abstain in future from using any
more Authorizations in his or her CORE
spondence with Mr.. Wilson or family
thar. are required for proper economy
OF his or her doubtless extraordinarily
valuable time. The simple fact of hav-
ing used an initial instead of full
name in account rendered November
9th. ultimo. has already cost Mr.. Viii
son some fifty dollars, more or less, and
he has reason to anticipate an attor.
ney's bill amounting to several hundred
dollars more.
Nov. IL, 1882,
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Mrs. Wilson, Boston. to Mr. Wilson. New

XIV.
Mrs. Wilson. Boston. TO Mr.. Wilson. New
York;
300 BEACON ST.. November 10. 1882
DEAREST HUBBY: | shall see YOU be-
fore you get this, but l must write to
tell You how absurd it all is and how
foolish, and what little goosey / have
been. But you'll forgive me, won't
YOU, my darling boy? theresa good
fellow. You see it was all on account
oil that coat you left at home, and which
had that hOrrid bill for my birthday
bonnet. You naughty fellow, why
didn't you tell me who Miss b. was? Ii
must be lovely. Marion-just think OF
my not thinking that Miss b. meant
Marion, when i have known her for all
these years, and, indeed, we played to-
gether and went TO school and the
French convent together, and she was
one OF my bridesmaids, and / was to be
one OF hers only | was married first as
you know-wasn't it absurd? Well,
Marion writes that the bonnet is per-
tectly lovely, and no one of our set has
anything like It, and must send you q
kiss right here at this moment for it,
and will give YOU more when see you,
which will be, as / said before, before
YOU get this; hut / am so happy and
glad that we are not going to be di.
vorced, and that those horrid lawyers
won't publish everything in the papers.
so that l shall not be able to hold my
head up for shame. / shall never be
Jealous again. but mother says the
carriage is here-I was only going to
say-but | shall see you before you car
get this anyway.
With lots of love and kisses.
Your LITTLE WHEY.
L. S.-Has il got lace strings?
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There has never
been an instance In
which this sterling
lnvigorant and anti
febrile medicine has
failed to ward OF
the complaint, when
taken duly as q pro-
lection against ma
LARA Hundreds of
p physicians have
abandoned all the
omcinal SPECIFICS, and
now prescribe this
harmless vegetable
tonic for cllills and
fever, as well as dys-
pepsia and nervous
affections. Hostct-
ter's Bittcrs Is the
specific you need.
For sale by all
Druggists and Deal.
ers generally.
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THE VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich, win
send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men young or old who are af-
hicted with nervous debility, lost vitality and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration of health and manly
vigor. Address as above. N. B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed.
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Safe and ReIiahIe.

A. W. Brown. NJ. D., of Providence, r l., says:
L have used Hunts Remedy in my practice for the
past sixteen years, and cheerfuly recommend 1t be-
ing safe and reliable medicine"
Hunts Remedy is purely vegetable compound.
scientifically prepared by registered Phar
macst and will surely cure oil diseases of the kdncys
bladder, liver and urinary o. gans.-CoR.
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wrecked Manbood

Victims of youthful indiscretions aid
pernicious practices, suffering from Preina-
ture decay or old age, nervous debility,
lack of self-oonfidence, impaired memory,
loss of manly powers, and kindred symp-
toms, should send three stamps for large
illustrated treatise, giving means of certain
cure, with numerous testimonials. Ad
dress WORLDS DISPENsARY MEDICAL As
ISOLATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
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SYDNEY SMITH being i'll, his physician ad-
Vised him to take walk upon an empty
stomach" "Upon whose Z" asked Sydney.
Still better steps to take would be the pur.
chase of DIR. Il. V. Pierce's Z" Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" and :" Pleasant Purgative
Pellets" which are especially valuable to
those who are obliged to lead sedentary
lives, or are afflicted with any chronic dis
ease of the stomach or bowels. BY druggists.
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Pound by Mr.. Wilson on biz Library Table
NOVEMBER 9Th.
Mr.. WILSON-SIR: leave your roof.
which can not shelter me any longer. /
60 tO my dear mother, who will protect
her outraged child. More than widowed.
and with broken heart. / cast down
the idol which was enshrined in my
heart. 10 10 your Mss y.
Farewell for ever.
Your DECEIVED WIFE.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

or those with weak lungs, splitting of blood,
bronchitis, or kindred affections of throat
or lungs, send two stamps for DIR. r. v.
Pierce's treatise on these maladies. Ad-
dress the doctor, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Your most obedient servants,
DOEM AND SHARP. p
tNr. Wilson TO Mrs. Armstrong;
NEN Xnnu Not..t,I.. "a 4,


NEW YORK. November p, 1ss2
DEAR Mrs. ARMSTRONG;: Have YOU
all gone crazy? What Internal nom
sense j. this YOU are playing? NV bust
ness presses me 80 that ! can not leave.
or should be in Boston. If this is a
joke It has gone far enough First.
Carrie leaves me a most enigmatical
epistlc. in which she says: f" 90 10 uoYr
Mes b." and saying she Is going home
To- her mother. Perhaps it is lauda-
bile desire ON her part to wish to see her
mother. but why does she insist on my
going to see a Miss b.? What Miss b.?
| fear Carrie j. not WE'LL be sure and
have advice from your old family phv-
stefan. ! sent DR. Brooks To see her the
day she left ON this remarkable trip. but
he tells me ne did not see her. Next.
received letter that | wrote her. re-
turned with unopened" written on the
envelope in her writing. Then some
lawyer firm send most ASTOUNDING
document for me To answer through
counsel: said document being charges
upon which are based an application
for divorce by one Caroline Wilson.
wife of Robert A. Wilson. etc. etc.
which also bristlcs over with the re-
markablc Miss B. ConfOund il. |
can stand deal. and ] like n Joke. but
this suits me TOO well What possessed
Carrie To run of To Boston without
warning. just ON the eve of her birth
day, toOe | had bought her n bonnet of
Mime. Dougan, and her friend. Miss
Bond. was Keeping il for me. wanted
To surprise her with it. For Heavens
sake. write or come, home with Carrie
nj once. | ann nearly crazy with anx-
lcty about her and my business COM
bincd. IL was the very worst time she
could have chosen to launch out into the
ro'c Of humoriSt. for / see my way clear
tO make a fortune il I can attend GER
tain meetings for. the next few DAYS.
Telegraph mc or do something at once
Yours, anXiOusly. ROBERT.
II. =. I inclosc n letter which came
for Carrie the other day.
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.SMtwn.oa 20 Mr. wa.onar-

IVIN VAL StlthHf, oVembor 3 ISL. I
DEAR LITTLE WHEY: am very sorry
that can not be home 70 dinnerT To-
night. must see some gentlemen on
business and shall not get through until
late. Don't SIC up for me. and don't be
nervous. I do not think you have heen
very well for the past day or so. Now
be careful Of yourlittlc SELF With much
hove. HUBBY.
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been herself for n day or so. Perhaps
she is not wholly wen. Yours,
X. A. WILSON.
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II
-, Home, Sweet Home, was brought from
s....l qua roburicd I'm Georgetown. March -
80 s i.l.ne iibcrality Of W. w. COrcOrnn, 81
~ iast-the long-ncglcctcd one!
~. ~. the land that rave him birth
Hnioins him In her robe OF earth,
HIS ocean journey done.
~ last the aenscless dust l. drawn.
long lain beneath Tunisian sands,
IRON crypta In those far alien lands
That early meet the dawn.
And here We lay tho sacred fnme.
NM mark the spot who're rests the head
vi him who. dying. l. not dead
While rings tho trump ~ Fame.
Tho brain that framed the lay u naugiIt;
Tho voice TINT spakc g. heard no more;
n ~ myriad thruntr uud voices pour
The simple song they taught.
And Music, trembling DER the strings,
Puts forth her fullest tlood at sound,
TIL souls 90 raptnred heights cnwOund
Rise far from earthly thin1s.
And upward noat. In vague desire
10 feel and reach n higher height,
where. streaming inward. springs 10 light
A touch of Heavenly IRE.
Ho had his more than happy time.
luis poet. surely he who sings
A song whose hOmcly cadence rings
In every sphere AMI CLINE
=. Rroat-yea. greater far than he
Who wastes u land with sword and war,
Ana sCnttcru Wild alarms afar,
With Voc by ltnd and sea;
or that one. pcrchcd above the throng,
To shape mighty Nations fate.
"A part ~ All the hollow state
Whore pomp and show belong.
They fall aud Memory NOV lnR on
Makes no long halt above their names:
Like leaves that rs. or diving tiamcs,
They perish aud are gone.
nut he, by suffering taught 20 much,
Y pom The chords finger laid,
And cvrry heart responsive made
Auanswcr tO his touch.
TN each had made the lay his own,
And ~ the Thought became part.
For what H. grown about the heart
Outlivcs the craven stone.
Aud down the nros. sounding long.
shall troubled hearts from sOrrDw risc
And sinr with blurred and misty eyes
The sweetness OF his song, --
Ict Famc speak from her loftiest domci
l.et tlnry weave her richest WREATH
For he who Homeless rests beneath
AZ last has found n home.
Aud honorcd BE- the kindly mind.
last Ia wide philanthropy,
That reached beyond tho restless SEA
Aud moved the far design.
Al praise De- ~ the liberal zest
That swept away u public wrong,
Ana brought the hard. forsakcn long,
Aud laid him here a., rest
-fuB Hcmrs'sdd. ~ B0siO1 Transcript.
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IA Leaf from Dr. Brooks Visiting Dookl
NOVEMBER 5th.
Called at Mr.. Wilson's house at five
O'Clock to see Mrs. w. at request Of her
husband. who said she was ILL., Servant
said Mrs. W. had gone to Boston. She
can not be very sick. Item-five dollars
for the call.
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XVII.

From the New York Clarion. Nov. 1e, lss2.I
WANTED. a position as bOok-keeper by o
w lady formerly chief accountant in a fash.
tOnable Millinery establishment. Salary not
so much of an object as an employer who will
appreciate a rapid worker.
Address ATTENUATION Clarion, Uptown
Office
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DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE.
An Episode.

An Episode.
tFrom Nine. nouTan. MnHner, 90 Mr.. Wilson.
NrOkeF.l
NJ. Wilson. i0i'i Wall a., New York. 90 Nme
80 bpuEan, Dr
10 one hunuCt 81
Delivered 10 Miss ~, az her home. Reed
payment MNg. DOUGNN, por G.
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XXI

No. 3O5. NEW York, November l8. 1852
FORTIETH NATIONAL BANK
Pay to DOZEN & SHARP Four HundTeI dnd
SfItUscreR 4l-lO0 Dollars.
S4S1 4l-lW. ROBERT A. WILSON
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Among those who attended the
funeral OF Peter Cooper was one who
walked with him at the funeral Of
w asnington- <l--a
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cry respectfully yours.
ELLEN +. ARMSTRONG.

NJ.
lFrom Messrs Dozen & sharp, Attorneys, TO
Mr.. WilsOni
NOVEMBER ., lsSs.
CAROLINE WILSON, Of Boston,.
RonERr A. WILSON. New York
ROBERT a. WILSON, ESQ.-SIR: In
pursuance If the instructions Of our
client. Caroline Wilson. of the CITY of
Boston. County of suffolk, State of
Massachusetts, we forward herewith the
charges and specifications Of an applica-
ton for divorce and alimOny for the
aforesaid Caroline Wilson from Robert
a. Wilson. We shall be pleased To he
referred To your attorney, Nho will
doubtless file your answer within the
succeeding twenty days. We have the
honor to be
Your most obedient servants,
Doom AND SIIARPs
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MRS. JAMES f. WIRMAN, OF Harrison, O.,
writes: DIR. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla cured my daughter of dyspep-
STA and Irregularities"
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THE diamond is the stone for an engage.
ment; but give US the old cobble-stone in Q
free fight.
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UPoN what should the dude be fed? Upou
dew-drops, of course.-Li(e.
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Rheumatism Positiyely cured

The French Government intends to hold
a grand international exhibition at Paris in
1885.
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In Yazoo County, Miss, COW died with
hydrophobia from eating the hay on which
. mad dog had been lying.
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TX.

Telegram from Mr. Wilson, New York, TO
Mrs. Wilson, BostOn.1
To Mrs. r. A. Wilson. care OF Mrs. Armstrong.
g9 Beacon St, Boston:
What Is the joke? Keep me posted.
HUBsY.
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lMrs. Armstrong. Boston. 10 Mcssrs. Doom &
sharp, Attorneys, New York;
900 BEACON STREET. November q. 1852.
GENTLEMEN: / desire YOU TO COM
mence an action for the divorce Of my
daughter. Caroline Wilson, from her
husband. Robert A. Wilson, Of New
York, alimony To- be arranged for as
large an amount rs possible. / should
Ncsirc matters 20 bc expedited, and will
place myself and daughter in your
hands, To do whatever YOU may direct.
We, of course, should desire the affair
To- be arranged without publicity il pos
sible. | inclose the document, bill
from Nine Dougan. milliner. which
will be our principal piece of document
airy evidence, and also inclose short
statement of the actions Of Mr.. X. A.
Wilson. which have compelled US to
take this step.
Very respectfully yours.
ELLEN +. ARMsfRoNG.
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"BROwN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs'' are excel.
ent for the relief of Hoarseness or Sore Throat
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&c buys pair of Lyons Patent Heel Stiffen-
srs and make boot or shoe last twice as long
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IT is better to be reproached by friend
than complimented by q fatterer.-Iudn
Pdniu.
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Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
Take instanter. Don't neglect a cough.
Pixies toothache drops cure in one minute.
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IT is not a lucky word, this same impos-
sible; no good comes to those who have ID
SO often in their mouths.
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PRrGnnali

AN evil speaker differs from an evil doer
only in the want of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fiIj0u
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vi.

Telegram from Mrs. Wilson. New York, TO
Mrs, Armstrong Boston.I
NEW YORK. November 5, lS2.
To Mrs. Armstrong, 20 Beacon Street, Boston:
IL - too much. Meet me at depot.
IL leaves nc three. CARRIE WILSON.