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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

II understand" sold cow-county
politician, walking into the Office of the
local paper the other day. revolver in
hand, II understand that you called
me 3 liar in your paper this morning ~
$50 l did, my dear sir" said the ditor,
calmly; "but only said you were a
campaign liar" ooh! is that all 2" said
the modified intruder, and, after ten
dering the molder of public opinion his
finecut, he walked peacefully out.
The girl with soft gray eyes and
ripping brown hair, who walked all
over your poor fluttering heart at the
charity ball, has Just finished crazy
quilt containing 1904 pieces of neck
ties and hat Innings, put together with
81 800 stitches. And her poor old faith
er fastens on his suspenders with long
nail, piece of Irvine, sharp stick and
one regularly ordained button. This,
also. is vanity. ~
A man in Pennsylvania, while ont in
the woods the other day, was attacked
by seven large polecats. He must have
felt like presidential candidate at the
height Of the campaign.
Mother, is it right for person to
make person believe what he dosn't
believer" mo, son." well. then,
why do yoa try to make me believe it's
right when any one rings the door bell
to go and peep ont the window and see
who it is, and If it's sich and SIGH one
tell her you're not in?" well, that's
Q different thing" ooh, yes. you al.
ways say that's different thing wher
you get beat. ~" Kentucky State Jour.
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Il have been dfsadfully troubled VIII d.
ezra Of the Kidneys ard liver during Ne past
six months Hunts kidney and hyerl RnsHDr
bsuther, Providsnce, r. / *
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An invaluable Remedy. except Hose
who have suffered Al the horrors Of Dyspepsia
can fully appreciate the value and efaoacy Of
Perry Davis Pain Killer, sovereign remedy
for thh distressing disease in eli IL forms g
used internally and externally, test it, vituea
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I Robbers rsHsvsd Conductor Ryan, q -
AnadiAn Pacific, of d, 90 = Nsdjdns Hst 'l3
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rs drowned s Dilain Tnssday nornlne.
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ne bsst place b obsain s esod -
ueaason y d the n. ". Buslness Ooals 10
ison, VIA Gsld for Caaalogue S1;i 81. s
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Bishop Piercs, senior OF Tho 6apalse ehnreA
Of Tie South, did d Augusts, Ga, fees0A
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I The only genuine German Hop Bitts1 arc
those made by Dr. @. D. Warner, whose name
appears ON every bottle and label
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Petsrsburs. Va, cotton factories have shui
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s.Rough On ltchv cures humors, erupUooA, tn.
wcsns, tettee, salt rhsum, frosted feek q
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The only genuine German Hop Bit3sas and
White Wine Of Tar Syrup are Dr. q d. War
ner's whose name appears ON every bottle, Ia.
bel and wrapper Of the genuine
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Afcstuse q ssaooo y waiting for Bsajaznln
\. xead q New York.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption does not dry
up . cough; Il removes the causa
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TO- Il = 'I2lIii. 4 : vet1dins, -
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n - Hssa 1nii ii wv. .,.s,s u. .;s;ss =.
OrtcS,.1 sssnS . 1880. - $500
- '.s 80 ~. ~. h;s.h nhs-..
tsr.xsn SSsk : tS1si ss,.t ~, a.. vhn M
4 fron 8 fs;snd A. .h;s Az h.nd ~
IA m SeHnrrsi 49, =, a. e.s' w 1 MT.
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fIonbtes1 vs,,c skvs thcnsh rerhsns = =
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NIX. - fh;s s5ss,4 : In &hs =.
on : fs.in ~. Toledo r. ON.
csro - = man ,vhn- "a slors locL.
in9 ahsentiy ont a. the vindov. snd
sn1,,a.,;rc $500 nr.;, :. 81. ,,... -.
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an. s.s.ss,.... !sl.a ... ~ .. ." -.
Az ~ n. ~ M ~ Sn,:.ps. s a Ss.a
- ~ IN RI ~ .srSri, .asn..a :. a1s.t .
e sn.th;r: - ~. 80. s. $3.50. . Gs
hoiy rs,s e w. .,,sa,i 4 unnr Ii. st;ss;
No.: 49, h t,,rr..i ro o ~. ~. rs. - .
aGmki.rcsr - ,nss .n an $3.50. ~" =
xom thse r ..;vs ~, ~. s.,,s + No. 81 =
cent q money Inc TACT Is, was mar
I1ed yesserday' and am on my Wedding
ZIP, ana haant money enough g
Df,ng ny wiie along. !.
:. II yecemner following the editor %
the drawer Wa seated WITH two other
gen.iem a IN 3 hnrary IN New YORK.
vne ses saem s e aeafd gocd story
s sae ysnel 10y It1m Ifiend % NINE VINO
3ss !uss returned rom europe. Gotng
ooWn sne Usn9De from festn lag % M
mei, e not,ced ON the steamDoas . nel-
snonoly .loo.ing maa, xno did NOT sp.
Peal g gre mucn lol sne scenery. bui
.e.lea Oyer .ne. 8ua 1o =! ana vacantly 70
ealaea me tavef. falhng INTO CONVEX
s sss,"a ~.sn nlm. y. asceFtaaned shAe the
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= M, s asa;. go. - A.. -.
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I. !. Wss = gooa ssoly, ana tnas ne began
70 70 sMnA u was !rae, % II was confirmed
~ 30 many Independents Witnesses.
i LneseuRG ;, ne sSo5 rom nis POCKET 9
:sssss wni nu 70 n1 - .ec 81 .nas morn
ny rom a..s. nv cue wf1ter: gen
sn.a =; osasu.e sna sIsvel: sase snas {
curious lnc1dens nsPpened 70 him last
g nn: ne ana nus Mile were on .
. aaas s.ssmsl. men .ney noGcea 9
hua... a, psssengeE MON al the
essut,es u !lle scene.y iaaied 70 rouse
~ sLo ;4n as aeseSs.on' re a wss 90 oDlecs
~ Ianath ~ - ens% s -. .ne mGrnmg. ana
~ 100, .sns.n ~ SasS sympatny was 20
. uns 1919. ~ =. slss sne PtvP1sed 20 go
.nJ ;ess =. a., sne mAansnoiy stranger
~. i t..,n ~ ~; .sa ~ ny ssaness
~ ~ .S nasDa ). y saaa my wo9la pe fool-
.sa IIins y - TO- sna sne m!gns ges INTO
thn an' i nus sne we anMsseo SIof
crossed over to where tho stranger
1s1ei ~ .c con.ersst; S - s..u .s sney On
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.Buchn- pstbAp Qsisk, sioslyas - q
sanoying kidnsy ssd tIinlsy G. % 'lsl
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Rough on Corna 15c AK for Il Com
plete cure, hard or soft cOrns, warts. bunioua
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Tho Hin.ssea elevator company. Red Wing.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

John Bplan argues that Jay-Eys- Sc = 8 bst-
tef horss than NaudA Il.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12

'.Rough on Rats Clears out rats, mice, Aies,
soaches, bed bag, anti, vermin, chipmunk1. I'D
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to leave Isle Ashlay,s

sweet presence
lie idledaway the day in delicious fashion.
lAslc sat over great basket mending, while he
read loud or talked to her III Ills rich, thrilling
voice of foreign lands and people.
"IIow well She listens. So few people DOS
scss that accomplishment, too" lie thought,
and he found sho had read great deal, and
been several years at school in distant city
When he went away that evening he asked
her II he might send her some nice books to
read
81 have stacks of them, . he said, (Which IL
seems selfish in mo to keep in trunks now !
have read them You might AZ we'll enjoy
them, andI would feel then that was doing
something toward q return for all your kind
ness.
SO he sent tho books, and note with them,
Of course; and Of course Lisle replied, and
letters followed for several weeks. And then
he ran down to Benton station to pass SUNDAY
at "Uucle Williams" farm.
After that he came down every week or two
until October. They read, and talked, aud
walked and drove together, and it was oil
Heaven to Lsle and veritable Eden to Richard.
lie was deeply IN love with the girls innO-
ce ice, sweetness and unaffected good sense
He was facilated with the repoae aud calm oil
this quiet retreat, 30 unlike the rest Of his whole
life: Hef felt ~ il he could live and die happy
and contented man with I4isle his only com.
panlOn If he could remain here
But the world, his business duties, lay else
wherein world OF commerce and fashion,
and he did not ask Lsle to share that world
with him.
He went back to Albany in October withou
having committed himself, yet knowing that b,
loved aud was beloved by Lisle
All his happiness he found in her letters
Other women seemed false and fictitious vheI
compared to her.
Still lie could never think Of her in thes
circles where he had BEEN reared Her simpl
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had questioned
And now he wonld have given half his life to
know that he could win her.
Had he lost forever the golden opportunity
for perfect happiness by his tardiness and
!! blindness and stupidity?
So it seemed His efforts to zee her alone
proved unavailing. Some one was always
present when he called Sometimes Senator
Roman, always Mrs. Metcalf
''Has your hostess constituted herself body
guard Of one 70 protect yon:" he asked, in an
ungracious aside. one day, when no was thor
oughly irritated by that lady's seeming uncon-
sciousness Of his restless, eager manner.
Lisle looked at him with questioning surprise
and diaapprovaL
81 desired Mrs: Metcalf to assist me in enter
tanning all my callers" she said.
s'YOu were not always SO conventional" he
retorted; "and see no need of it now"
Her face flushed slowly.
"Cnstoms in country farmhouses do not cor
respond with those in conventional society,
| you know" she replied sBesides, rcgre
having disobeyed the strict demands Of custom
heretofore, aud shall strive to make amends in
the future"
And then she asked Richard IL he had seen
| the new painting Mrs. Netcalf had Just pur-
| chased, and 30 changed the conversation He
left her, wondering II he was the victim OF
conventional Young belle, Of whom he stood in
such fear, was ono and the same with the sweet
girl whom he had seen picking wild berries q
few months before, aud whose tender, heart
broken letters used TO bring tho tears to his
| eyes in pity Of himself now.
He heard rumors Of her engagement to Sen.
st0r Roman as the days wore on, and he made
up his mind TO go abroad and TO 60 without
trying to zee her again.
He could not bear the confirmation from hei
own lips OF the report, and yet he should fee
compelled TO refer to It IL he saw her.
30 he wrote her his farewell This was hi
letter:
Lisle-I am going abroad in . few days fol
prolonged stay. shall not sec you agar
before leaving. Ny meetings with you are toe
painful when contrasted with past Interviews
And now that hear the current report OF your
betrothal to Senator Roman, do not feel bray.
enough even to ace you to say good bye. / d.
not blame you, dear, for the very heroic treat
ment You have administered 70 ma. / hayt
been weak-almost cowardly-in some re-
specte; no wonder IL you are disguised viii
ma Yet now In this, the last letter sIsal
ever write you, want to tell you have giver
yos tho one great trus love Of my life time
and that II ! thought could win you for n
wife, Iwould b. willing 70 serve seven ysass
l.-yeA, twtcs $500, Ike - Of old. But I mov
have aaWAy ~ day of gaco., - 7
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-04-10
syayne,s Pills, Comforting to The Sick.

Swnync's Pills, Comforting to The Sick.
Thousands die from neglect TO properly treat
Impure Blood, Constipation Dyspepsia. Mslaris Ap.
poiexy, Liver, Kidney, Heart Disease. Dropsy, and
rheumatism But to the debited, burdened with
such serious sickness, we conscientiously recon-,
mend sWAYNE'S PILLS." which contain medicinal
properties possessed by no other remedy. Sent by
mail for 25c box OF 30 pills: boxes 81 lin stamps
Address DIR. SwAYNE d SON, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by Druggists.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-04-10
WIT AND WISDOM.


us shaving u necessity" is the
question that was argued by Western
debating society. 1t is, to BARRIERS, or
they would staive. -IhitadeLphta BuIte-
tiR
Come away from that straw-stack,
chile" called n negro woman to her
son. "Fust thing yer know ycr'll hab
dc hay fever Doan yer put none ob
dat straw in yer mouf. ''-AtlGnt0 Con-
Stttstti0a.
1t was the intelligent foreman OF an
esteemed exchange who placed under
the heading Railway Notes the fash
ion item; "l'ho court train will this sea.
son replace the princGsse and round
trains. '-LOVeN CItigcB.
Little Ageio's sister had invited hcr
best young man TO tea. There was o
lull In the conversation, which was
broken by the inquisitivc Aggie; Papa,
is dose icdders oEer Mr.. Wobinson 8
moufP" ChicG9o Times.
"A Clark County liar has been
awarded the surcinglc. He tells OF q
winter go severe that the springs in
mems watches were all frozen. We
know man who has such u cookbook
inc eve that it once frozc n cataract that
appeared on his eyeball.-- Whi'ch&H (M
y Times.
1T is stated that Texas hen sat for
{ hroe DAYS on n nest full OF hailstones
before she discovered that they were
not oggs. The funniest part of the
story is that she didn hatch out an ice
house or two But perhaps the Texas
liar was not in good health.-NorTtS-
toasN HCrGId.
"A young lady the other day
presented herself to the gentlemanly
librarian of our public library
and inquired if Gan Idle Clergyman
was in. Somehow things had got mixed.
1t was finally evolved that the book she
desired was "A Reverend Idol" Veri-
", what's in u namc.-LOVe1 Citizen.
He was q mashcr holding up the
corner, and as n very pretty girl came
along he spotted her, and made break
to mash her. "Ah," he said, with n
greasy smile, tipping his hat, 81 beg
your pardon, but are you not Miss
-" But before he could continue
she interrupted with: mot mistaken
in thinking YOU are fool? No, |
| don't think | am,' and she sailed
past, while he fell up against a lamp
post and gaspcd rs the crowd stand
ing around gave him the laugh till it
made him sick in fourteen languages
Chicago Tribune.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-04-10

The following story is told OF IN En-
glish nohlcman. recently deceased:
'Thc Duke was once in church when a
collection was announced for some
charitable object. The plate began TO
go round. and the Duke carefully put
his hand into his pocket and took out q
tlorin, which he laid on the pew before
him, ready 10 he transferred TO tho
plate. Beside him sat n little snob,
who, noticing this action, initiated it
by ostentatiously laying n sovereign
alongside the du,al form This was too
much for his Grace, who dipped his
hand into his pocket again and pulled
out another form, which he laid 10y the
side of the first. The little sno5 fol-
lowed suit hy laying another sovereign
beside the first. Ills Grace quietly adj
dcd third form, which was capped
by third sovereign on the part of the
little snob. Out came a fourth lioTin 10
swell the Dukes donation, and then
the little sRob triumphantly laid thrco
sovcrcisns az once upon the board.
The Duke, not TO be beaten, produced
three iiurius. just 30 this moment tho
plate arrived. The little snob took up
his handful Of sOvcrcigns. ostCntatiCts-
Is ratified them into the plate, and then
turned dciisutly toward his rival - II
be would say: 4 think that takes tho
shine out u YOu.' Fancy his ChagTin
when the Duke. with grim smile, put
one l0rin into TIE plate aud quietly
swept the remaining six back into bis
pockei. ~ Fdniag Herald.
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PA M s.

INVENTORS send model or sketch OF your inven-
ton when will Ike a careful preliminary exami-
nation and report as to patentablity, with advice.
circulars etc, FREE OF cHArGE. All business before
o. =. Patent Office attended to for MODERATE FEES.
Information and references sent on application. No
charge unless Patent IL secured.
j. r. LITTELL, Washington, ID. e.
Directly opposite U. S. Patent Office.
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the PARADOX OF TINE.
ny AUSTIN poHsos.


Time goes, you sayy All mol
Alas, time stays, we goi
or else, were this not no,
What need 10 change tho hours,
Por youth were always oursl
Time goes, you sayi All mol
Oun Is the eyes deceit
OF men whose flying feet
Leads through some landscape low
We pass and think We sec
The earth's fixed surface flee =
Alas, timo stays--we go!
Once in the days Of old,
Your locks wero curling gold,
And mine had shamod the crow
Now, IN the self same stage
We've reached the silver agei
Time goes, you sayI All no!
Once, when my voice was strong,
1 filed the the woods with song
To praise your "roBo" and snow "
Ny bird, that sang, Is doadi
Where are your roses fled
AIMS, time stays we gol
SEQ, in what trayorsod ways,
What backward fate delays
The hopes we used to know,
Where are our old desires p
All, where those vanished fires?
Time goes, you say 9-ah no!
How far, how far, o Sweet,
The pass behind our feeta
Lies in the even-glow!
Now, on the forward way,
Lot ms fold hands and pray;
Alas, limo stays--we go!
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-04-10
0rlesh, on lincoln.

In an interview with a Chicago
Tribune reporter Governor ogiespy
said;
'I,incoln was long and ungraceiul
in his usual movements, but IN the
midst of debate, and when earnestly
engaged, there was glow on his
face, n sublime air in his manner and
n lofty tone which elevated not only
the argument but lifted up and en-
couraged every one who listened 10
him. While I cannot say no was
partial TO any one in his intercourse
with men, ho was uniformly eourte-
GUS, mild and polite toward all. He
did not seem 10 seek favor by per
sonal clectioneering, but he never
turned ooldly or formally from any
man. All whom he knew Inc address
cd by their given name, and those to
whom no was introduced he met
equally kindly. As i grew into man,
hood and observed his methods, i
soon learned, as everybody else did,
TO look upon him as n great and
thoughtful man, capable OF great
actions and true devotion to any
cause he might espouse. / instinc'
lively followed him through the dying
days Of Whiggery and into Repub,
and was often encouraged
by him to go manfully forward in the
struggle of life Once in the course
of conversation, / do not remember
where, / recall distinctly his saying;
"Dick, remember TO keep close to the
people; they are always right, and
will never misload any oneH"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-04-10

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, Of Bour-
bon, Iud., says lolh myself ahd Mic Ile,,, Nv
our lives to sIIILoHs CONSUMPTION
CURE" Sold by Reynolds 4 Daniel
In Llano oyunty buyers are paying
sl2 for yearlings and sl4for two year
old calves.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by INDUCES
ton, Constipation, Dizziness Loss OF APP
petite. Yellow skim Shiloh's NiialiNer IL a
positive cure. Sold by Raynolds A Daniel
In tho towns applying for summer
normals, the price OF board ranges
from SO 30 Sl5 a month.
WHY WILL YOU cough when shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
cents, 30 cents, and 81, Reynolds 4 Dan
icl.
Tho comptrollcr's books now show
exactly Sl,iGl, 7i8,03 Of tho perman-
ont school found invested in county
bonds of all kinds.
.SHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY--a posi-
live cure for Catarrh, Dipthoria and Canker
Mouth. Sold by Reynolds d Daniel.
Sullivan the pugilist was received
ut Fort worth as grandly as If he were
a foreign king.
"HACRAIETACK," q lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 80 oonts. Sold by
Raynolds & Daniel.
Dallas has 16 papers. Another is
TO be started called the Texas Cowboy
1t will OF course, advocate free grass
sHILoHs CURE WILL Immediately relieve
Croup. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Sold by Reynolds d Daniel,
Mr.. Carter, of Marshall, took from
his pond three caap measuring 70
inches. He planted the minnows two
years ago.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint you
have n printed guarantee ON every bottle
ofShiloh's Vitalizer. II never fails to cure.
Sold by Raynold & Daniel.
A good deal depends upon the sue
cess of the fence cutting legislation.
The nipper brigade holds the balance
of power.
ANASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle
of Shloh's Catnrrh Remedy, price, 80 cents.
Sold by Reynolds IL Daniel.
The money will be refunded in any case
where DIR. Gilman's COHOSH and TAR
fails to benefit cough or cold.
RAYNoLDs & DANIEL.
San Marcos.
Spring Chambers, at prominent
citizan of WASHINGTON, XIV, died there
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-04-10

"What are your rates per dayF'
asked n traveller of hotel clerk.
"What business do you follow"
Commercial traveller.
"In that case We will give you q
special rate.
The traveller took mp his valisc and
started out. Hold OF" said the clerk.
al said wo would give you special
rate"
yes" rejoined the traveller, land
that's why | move. | know all about
your special rates. Been travelling
through this country too long. Special
rates mean all the money man has.
Paid special rates here once and have
teon laboring under financial depression
aver since. "-AfkanSas0 IfaVe!|cr.
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st. Charles, Arkansas, August 90, 1888.
~. KESDALL IL Co. Gents IL take pleasure in
informing you that used nearly all of the bottle of
kendAlls SPAWN cure that you sent me from st.
Louis, according directions, to my satisfaction
(aud mus, say to my surPrise) in about two weeks
my mare was entirely well OF the lAmeness caused
bY boz spawn OF over one years standing and in
three weeks time the swelling WAS all gone and the
mare l. now entirely well and eau trOt as glib as
ever | consider the bottle OF Kendalls SPAWN Cure
worth 10 me $l5O, 900 as the animal was worthless
us she was three legs and could scarcely get
around on them and now she is the finest buggy
snmal 90 these parts and With the reminent Of the
bottle after curing the mare, | have very nearly
tured 4 very severe corn on the ball Of M big toe
,hat has given great pain for two or three years
have only applied keudslrs SPAWN Cure f05r
times and the corr now u nearly out by the roots
aud without sny pain, In short think that IL Is
Ih- best IMMINENT thatis in use. I have kendslfs
Treatise on the Horse and HE diseases and would
not take any money Tor IL 10 could not get smother
uOPiag you great success remain
Yours respectfully.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-04-10

The newspapers an over tl-c country
are saying the pistol -'mU-. Ia" The
Atlanta Constitution says. III tine
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