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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-26
WEEKLY HERALD.
AGRICULTURAL oouRrsn1P,


A potato went out on nash,
And sought an onion bed:
That's pie for mer' observed the squash
And all the bsets turned red;
"do 'way" the onion weeping cried,
Your love I cannot be;
The pumpkin be your lawful bride;
You canteiope with mel"
But onward still the tuber came,
And laid down at her feet:
"You eau iaowerby any name,
Aud 1t will smell as wheat;
And l, too, am an early rose,
And you I've come 10 sec;
So don't turn up your lovely nose,
But spinachat with mef'
II Do not carrot ali to wed;
- 20, sir, II you please
Tbs mode,t onion meekly said,
s'And lettuce, pray, have peasi
Go, think that you have never seen
hyself, or smelIed my sigh
Too long maiden have been
For favors in your ryer'
"Ah, spare cussl" the tuber prayed;
''My chsrryshed bride you'll he!
You sre the only weeping maid
Thst's currant now with mei''
And rs the willy tuber spoke,
He caught her by surprise,
Aud giving her an artichoke.
Devoursd her with his eyes.
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ene n II.
ROOMS Anp BOARD.

A fine new iour-room cottage for rent, cheap.
Enquire at No. 30 Hayes trset. East Los An
gelos lySltf
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Our motto; Honesty is our Policy
Removal Notice.

The public are hereby notified that have ~
Block X, D. YOUNG.
aug5u Architect
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). s. BARE, N. o.,

Graduate Of Bennett Eclectic Ned. Col, Chi
cago, A. D. 1876
HUFTUEG1
Positively cured, 20 that the truss can be entire
iy dispensed with. and life no longer inperiled By
the rupture becoming strRngulsted. My metf Cd
Of cure Is the only means that Is absolutely safe
painless, bloodless and cfectuAl: no truss, knife
iigaturs nor surgical operation. Athorough and
permanent cure guaranteed. Seldom over I've
days required. Why suffer the mental and
physical torture when there Is an absolute cure
In store fer you' rhe wise and prudent will not
let this opportunity pass. Call on or address J..
8. Bare, n. B., Physician and Surgeon. Larronds
Block, opposite p. o., Rooms 8 and 0, entrance
on First street, residence, 15o olive street, cor.
ner Third. consultation Free augotf
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FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
piAmo FoR sAlf.
ron SAFE.
sr0cK FOR sAIE.
FOR SALE.

Four ten-acre lots, near the new "Young La
dies Seminary" price, $500 per acre.
ROGERS. BYRAN 4 CO..
eliH No. 24l North Main Street.
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<. D. WISE. M. D.,
A. r. RHEA. M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Office and residence. IS North Spring Street.
In tho new Ponet- Bumiller Block.
Prompt attention given 70 all professional
business. ....
Diseases of Children Speciality.
0rvIcx H0uREs-0 to 10 a. H., to 8 7 to 8P "
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aooepe aWp poARp.

Beautifully furnished rooms. single or en- suite
with board; 40 South Spring street. julitf
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HOTEL RsEIN,

One block from the Old Depot. head Of Whining.
ton st., No 1873 Commercial 81 Meals AZ ali
hour. German home cooking. Board and
per week, n; n Meal Tickets, o.. Rooms fror,,
10 ccnts 70 u per night No Chinese employed.
augas sm HAfFNER Z co.. Proprietcrs.
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OSCAR O. BALDY.
VETERINARY SURGEON.

All CHKONlC DISEASES A SPECIALITY.
Residence, 225 South Spring street
References: Br. K. d. Wise, Los Angeles; j.
W Adams, Downey City. Surgical operations
performed SUCCESSFULLY on all domestic animals.
Also. buying and selling horses apetf
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rarm for Sale -1nstsllmsnt Plan.

Near Depot half hour ride Is acres choice
land fair improvements; splendid flowing
wells; low price; long time
Also for ExCHAN0E,-A six-Acre tract In this
city Every central for Eubdivisionl WIN exchange
WI country P''p'HafG6M HGMpHREys q RIooM.
sug2t n 10 South Spring Street.
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Or. 4. 6. GALS, TINE HEALTH oFFtceR,

uws IL u GALks IWk uEALIh OttuCEHy
Has taken Room No. II In tho Los Angeles Ho-
tel corner First and Los Angeles streets He
will remain In his Office from to 10 A. ", to
Of the city.
La Cronica copy my4tf
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F. r. FROST. M. d..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to all forms OF chronic
diseases.
oyyIcn HouRs- TO II A. ~. to and TO 8
p. n. Day and night calls answered at Office.
S5 N. Main st., Rooms II and IL. Phillips Block.
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sHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. Sold by C. 4.
Heinzeman, l22 North Main street.
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TO JOE MEsMER WE SAY :

"Your gentemnnly sporting blush
say has caused well great regret Re
In the columns Of the New York Clipper or the o
fcr 2y shoe dealer in heat Of passion far to forget
hardly be forgiven and its effect will not soon be caccd
throwing talk ALL
and look and think could be
made to "pluck the chenuts from the fire."
The Peoples Store carries large and most complete
stock ofevey style Of Ladies Misses and Chdens Shoes
and at prices SO low that every obtain good
goods at small expense.
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BEAUTIFUL ROOms TO RENT.

Nicely furnished and pleasant rooms with or
without board, at IA Seventh street, between
Main and Spring. matt
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Three desirable rooms to let on the corner Of
b. Louis st. and Virginia Avenue, Boyle
Heights. Enquire at THoMPsoNs
aug22tf crocerv s,ora
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DR.. Joseph Kurtx
J. Harmon. N. D..
County Physician.

MAsCAREL BUILDING. upstAira Residence
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
0tics hours from 10 70 II A. n; from 70 lr. y
ap2O-n
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pvs,arss ron bad,
ROOMS AND soARp.
TO LEr.

Large. elegantly furnished rooms, with board;
centrally located and in the most desirable part
Of the city; 800 Hill street, near Fourth. ap6tf
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

House lot and furniture, aos Hill street, or iel
Spring street. A. i. HATH.
aug13 I'm
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$40 Per Acre for Good Land
Al west end Of Ward street. Also, round hill,
entire block at west end Of Fifth street, one oi
The choicest hotel or residence sites In the city
Inquire Of WILL ID. GOULD.
mar16u Attorney -atLaw, Temple Block.
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FRED, EATON. sup.
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Two pleasant furnished rooms, en- suite. and
on Pearl street, at the end Of Sixth Street Rail.
road. The situation il delightful, commanding
an extensive view. Good board can be had closs
st hand myptf
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DR.. O. F. Gillingham,

DR.. O. F. Gillingham,
Graduate and Member Royal College Surgeons.
England.
| Graduate and Member Royal College Physi-
clans, Edinburg.
u N. MAIN STREET. NEAR FIRST STREET.
consultAtion hourG TO 10 A. n. 2tol.7
toSP. \. decl9-u
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?. De v. CRANK, n. o.,
n o NJ q oP ATHIS r.
Rooms IS and 90 Baker block. Office hours,
10 A. n. to IL NJ, 2 to 4. aud to 8 p n. novl Il

Ii. y. .. 0rlmu,
OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, Il s. MAIN STREET.
onioe Hours-o to IL A. ~. to and to 8
P.H.
Reuidence-EAst side Of Main street, below
First. mib-u
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Something Pretty.

Wi, kcr work baskets are prettilv
trimmed by weaving in the openings
in ,h-wide satin ribbon of cardinal
color. \ row of this should be thread
cd around the bent over rim bV put
ting the end n the ribbon through one
opening, over one, and pullit through
the third to the u der side again,
spreading out the ribbon on the upper,
side the full width in the center:
weave theribbon inthis way all around
the edge, and join the ends on top
with little bow. On the opposite
side of the basket faSten a little square
coushiou, for pin, and loose needles
with "A piece OF the loose ribbon placed
diagonalIy around it and tied in a bow
to the ha,kct-edge. Unles, the bot
ton OF the basket /, very firm and
close, fit pa,tchoard exactly toit and
cover neatly with sile,ia OF the same
shade of the ribbon used. IneXpcn-
Siye little basket, tor holding thimblc
thread and scissors can be made very
ornamental in this way.
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80 is all that is required, and ! am Ger
tain that if kept in the down-lookihg
po.ition il will be found that compoa-
ure and sleep will bs the result.
II may bc - d that n the continued
effort to keep the eyeball' in a certain
position 30 divcrts the a tentl0n a. 10
free the mind from the disagreeable
subject with which it had been en-
lagcd, sleep will follow a, natural
consequence. 1t i not improbable
that thi, i, to some extent correct;
and il SO, it i well that by Wean' so
simple and 80 easily adopted, such
de- irai,le result can be scrurcd. But
think thi, Is not the only nor the
principal reason. The position in
which the ewes should be kept i the
natural one; they are at ease in 1t;
and where there j. no compression OF
the lid, or knitting OF the brows, the
nu,lrs connected with and surround
ing the eyes are relaxed. This condi-
tion j. much nj crc favorable for sleep
than for mental activity or deep
thought.
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HOLSTERS CHTTI.E,

Western A-licuiturci-t.
lIOl>tcin> are now attraCtinga great
deal OF attention, are are coming INTO
popular favor more every year. a
they seem 10 possess a combination
of all gualitie, desired in cattle.
y a breed theyarc very large. The
males weigh from > 1000 to 3d., 600 l1s:
coy, from 200 to 1900 lbs. In color
they are alway, black and whi'e:
sometime, one color prcdominates
and sometimes the other.
A. milk producers they have no
equal. Some of the best cows gire,
when fresh. from nine to twelve gal-
Ions OF milk day. Many OF them
milk the year round. In fact, it is
practically impossible To cause some
OF them to run dry, at least such has
been the experience of the writer. In
my diary we have quite a number of
llolstein cows that have not been dry
for several years, and they are regu-
breeders.
Grade IIostcin COWS seem to milk
about as well as full bloods. One
grade COW in my heard as two-year-
old gave about 10 900 lbs. When fresh
she produced about eight gallons "A
day. She never goes dry. Several
half blood lIolsteinS, three years Old,
and from high grade Saort horn COWS,
produce, when fresh, from five to
seven gallons "A day on grass alone,
and of course when hey are fully ma
turcd. they will yield much more.
One grade Hol>tein hciter from a
urc bred Short horn COW, when two
Years old, gave 40 lbs. of milk a day.
IIolstein COWS have the highest but
ter records known. 1loi,tcin cattle
fat well, and the beet is OF good quail
ity. The butcher, in this vacinity
claim that they never slaughtered an
imalS that gave any better satisfaction.
Holstcins cross well on our native
cows, and on high grade and pure
bred Short horn cows the cross, for
practical purposes, probably has no
equal, combining successfully, as
such cross does, a great yield of
milk, butter, cheese, and excellent
hnnt
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4 wild Run ON the Kan.

An ;,,ilo,,, ,rl.i,h uo LoI;ovc bo.
,cyo. Io.d ,'ar,inI ' j., ,r,ilrnadbistor,
.ovs + ;nnoin' (\tn = Ii.nntrh to ,Lr
~ Inuis 1:i'lo nrn,.r,,. occurnd
~, la, ,rI,,',.1,,, ~, ,I,n pm,ii,,,or
Ui..o,,.i p,iir1,J Lnt,vnnn III. ritv
and bnnvor A. Al.rn,, ,he ,nrn.do
nm Thur,1,,, ,,,,.nnfnI Tho Lo,,.c o,d
lii .n,nn ~ "a, nr Jano,n Ah,u, ,
n.'loI, ~ ,l,o oro,'in" vton ouind
,,aan,; .,,a,,,,, .,,r,nJ VAIN
~, oinbt L,, ,ar. inodod witi, cnai
tho, ynr, .,a,din,, on ,Lo .iIn ,r,rl.
49, ,l,t ,lo,n T|n uroln. ,vnro .nt
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:, ,.,, ,i.,',,',, Ma s,'ii, ,,,;,,,nn, I,niu,,
I.,ancI and .,,r,od na.t TLo trark
.,,. ,,a.I io,,I y,horo ,l'o train Tort.
.l hr, thoro !. down Grade hi. ,idn
,l.cnn mi. yvo. 20 .,,ong tho, il
,,,,L, ,ln ,r,i,, n,,rc ronidIv tL,n tho
,,',,.,,,,,ro,. tra;,,s a,.o, ihn limo n,vnd
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,n,rhnd , down vr,1r ot course fine
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,r,'o.,.D,. -, AL.rnm nn,irnd tj,n,,n,,,rav
,,.,;,. s,n,, .,f,n,. II l'rnl.. loo, ,,,d se,t
,hn al,r,, dnv, t,n Iinn Ev.rvthiny
u,a. mru,' cd .iJn.tra,l.rd ,rdticrr,.
~, ,ruf, i.,d ,hn r;"h, nf XIV The
',,nn,,,' h,i t,,a,n LGrrIy n.canrJ
Wnn,,nin,,. q. :, mos, ynnm those
runa,y,,. n,,. ram loW uilns n,.sino
n,,,I,, -,a,i,,m. r,.or - ,..,cl which !.
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The true way.

The world j. wide II YOU wish to
he somehow. ''pitrh in. - The
brave alwav, have friends. Where
others have gone vou can 20. If the
old track, don't suit, makcan new one;
somebody viii walk in it. Success i
never obtained in country like this
without an effort. II YOU fail once,
try il again; il YOU fail down. get up
again: If it is dark strike light: if
YOU are in the shade, move around,
for II there j. a shade on one side.
there must be sunshine on the other.
Il takes longer to skin an elephant
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Pay? For your earliest sketches;
Oh. my son, these are the weapons
with which you practice. Rejoice and
be exceeding glad if YOU can find some
gentle hearted editor who will print
them even for very small sum to hi a
in hand paid. And lift up your voice
in -inging and make a 20 ful noise II
he will print them and not charge you
a cent But are they not rorth mon
cy? TO you, dearly bcloy 4, yc-; :;
much more than you @iil oyer get I II
them; but to the editor, NO. Not the
first years growth OF ideas. larry
then in Jericho "A few years until your
beard j, grown, and write fer amu>c-
ucnt. It will be for your own, !
doubt not. but write every time a.
though YOU got go line Tor il. Aud
soon, ali soon; YOU vii! have the fifty
dollars. To get.
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scrap BOOK.

Some one want, to know how to
MAKE scrap picture book. This Is
my way Get three sheets of card
board from a printing Office, one of
light blue, one of light pink and the
other white in color. Have ready a
bottle OF mucilage to paste the pic
lures on. Cut the card boar in two
in the center; YOU will have enough
for two books. Make one with the
pink on the outside, the other with
the blue for the cover; fold them to-
gethcr in book form. DO not press
them so a. to break the card board; ;
fasten in the back with white ribbon
bows, then begin by putting largest
pictures in center of page and I'LL
around the sides with small ones; adj
vcrtising cards can b. used very nice
ly by cutting the advertisements off
and using only the pictures. | al
ways use all kinds of cards and pic
lures; never saw any with verses in.
H. ar angling put the dark pictures on
the white pages and the light ones on
the dark pages.
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HON to Fan Asleep.

had often noticed that when en-
g,gcd in deep thought, particularly
at night, there seemed 10 be some
thing like a compression OF the eve
i'd, the upper one especially, and the
eyes themselves were apparently
turned upward, aS il looking in that
This invariably occurred;
and tae next momaat that, by an ct-
fort, arrested the course of thought.
and reed the mind from the subject
with which ii was engaged, the ewes
resumed their normal position and Il e
compression OF the ids ceased. Now
ii occurred 10 me one night that
would not allow the eyes to turn up-
ward, but keep them dctcrminCdlv in
the opposite position, rs if looking
down; and having done so for Il short
time found that the mind did not re-
vert to the thoughts with which it thad
been occupied, and soon fell asleep.
| tried 10 plan again with the same
results; and, after an experience of
two years, can truly say that, unle-s
something specially annoying or
worrying occurred, have always
been able to 20 To sleep very shortly
after rctiing TO rest. There may oc-
ca 'onally be some difficulty in keep
i'm The ewes in the position | have de-
Scribed, but determined effort to do
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sWe.tGum ~ Mullein.

Very few reallzr that in tAe exhibition
hey zee ciinging 20 th sweet Gum tree
there i poNcrtuI stimulating eXpecro-
rant princplc, and in the Old iirld Nul-
lein muci.aginou, one that i, healing To
thr lungs. Ihe>e two principles present
in Tavlnr's Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet
Gum an Mulein Pheasant and effective
cure tor Group, Whooping Cough Colds.
It Consumption. Price 25.t>. aud ; 90,
rhis with Dr. Biggrrs' Southern l;cne-
dy, an equally rtiicacious remedy Tor
Cramp Colic Diarrl rt. DvsSentery. and
children suffering from the effects 0i
teethng. presents little MEDICINE
CHEST no h ,usehold shonli be without.
TOR the speedy relief OF sudden and dan
.erous attacks of the lungs ami uow' i.
Ak your druggist tor 'urm. Nanutac-
tured by Walter \. l ~ or. All nta, Ga.,
Proprietor lay lor', Premium Cuiogne.
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How il This:

MoRRILToN, Ark, Oct y, lo83.
Some time ago | went TO the firm
of Messra. Nixon II Ashby, drug
gists, OF this place, and told them |
wanted good liver pill They rec
ommcAded smiths Bile Beans to me.
tried them, and must LAY they ar5
the best medicine (for what they are
recomneuded | ever used. | would
not be without them in my family for
anything.
Yours. w. NJ. CLIFTON.
For sale by Castles, II Morrison
Ol:l4:l
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Eco 1Omy, Cleanliness and
HeHllh

The portable water closet, with de-
odorzlng apparatus, manufactured By
the Waco Sanitary company, is neat,
cheap and efficient. No o Tor or trouble
whatever. An inyr-ti2a on will con-
vince the most skeptical that this privy
is all 1t i, claimed to be 1t can be- seen,
AMI rates by the year obtaiue!, at the
Waco Drug comptuy's store, opposite
the Pacific hotel. Can and see it Fam o.
lies and bu'iuess house, can be supplied
At once 10y the Waco SANITARY Co,
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Read. Read

A new method Of Fenyo e .p. j
clothes, making them I,' h ,-rrY,s ~
very nice selection OF 90. .. ..sli
which to order new s'lil' MID ",
at the Little Tailors' co'D' ;.
and Frau Kiln street
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New Ice Factory.

Buy your ice from the new ice factory
pt + d. Congor, No. S36 f ankln >treet
Leave older, or look out for delivery
wagons Ice made from pure water,
aud hard as lake ice, at very +, asonabr
prize. 4-l2ti
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Ityou want deliciou; ice .,,or I,' 65Ri
have it delivered al your 9. uov Al h,'i
relrs wagon. Leave oEU,''5 o,,, ,5. sss,
on Austin avenue. or hsN 49, u
passes YOU. residence
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Amending the first night: He
Ibid YOU 90 the first n;ght?'' She
con, yes we always do. 1t is so de
li@htiully amusing, is it not?' He
wv hat, YOU thought the piece good
then: She" Oh, the piece. did
not take much notice. Don't YOU
think by the way, il would be much
jol!ier without piece at all?'' Lon
don Judy.
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Pure W ines

Are nourisning, hetlthItI t., -, \, 4
10 take. |. \ Gold,t,in l. I'' !
tor everything in thar llne'
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For Family Use.

The best brands oil ale. porter, beer
ginger ale, cordials, wines, whiekie- AMI
cognscs delivered anywhere in the city
|. a. GOLD>TEIN.
lD- Au.tin street
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For lame Back or Chest use Shlloh's
Porous Plaster % Gets. Castles Il Nor
rison. Wholesale Retail agents
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IkeCnuse Ii l. lrue.

All schools OF medicine agree that Ben
sons Capiciue Porous Plaster i the best
external remedy kuoWn. 25c.
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"ROugh on Corns."

AK for Wells Rough on COrns >
l5c. Quick, complete cure. Hard or
soft Corns, warts, buuions.
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\ trining task; ~ wish had eve.

\ triring task; II wish had eye,
in the back OF my head, said Il
young lady the other evening. -
"Why: asked devoted admircr,
breathlc>>ly. $50 | could see what
wa, going ON without the trouble Of
turning my head. - ''Nou can turn
my head without any trouble, - re-
>ponded the youth, with gloomy
sigh. Detroit Free Press.
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Wholesale dealer i'm Leather, ~al'l,"
Hardware. Patcnt buggy I"p-, Boot
and shoe Findings Austin Avenue.
Waco. lr\a>.
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ECZEMA Of the palm; y t'g 'gr4''s KIN \
the ends of the fingers, 'rrt n...--,.'..
and u-uAllv cnn-iirre l'y' 4. ns
patches of t.tier and salt rN-''u W
nose and sides of the face
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Ct tEA. tn- ~ 'S.o ,.issI
allay- itcnlug ant lamat' 'ou' '''''ii al n
md ,ctlu, hcal, lcer. tnl '''e'' '-'
me hnIr -
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Psoriasis. lrpr",y am! .,n'. % scr
forms of skin 'l-ra-p-, scr'i .,h .ll
sores and .t-chtr-'r- Wouh"'' '.n,r.rf
which have been speed IT. ~ 81
ecOnoaicallv cured hv ;hr ..n,, i
sold everywhere Price' Vpr,.,i-, "A
Res went. 81. soap. p - i''
Lupnical Co Boston, Na', NJ. -
send for III lW ~ nv -
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GAIT RnEUM ar Etzema' P,oT.a'.' !,
= H.ad. lufant,l oe Br;n nun 'ssS.
form of ItcAi' :. ~,ale. f.Mfly 't.I
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