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The Opelousas courier., 1884-06-28
lie Farmer, CoVington, parois-

lie Ftsrnaer, Covington, parois-
Sc ST. Tammany, du 14juin:
Nous avons WI, landi, au
magasin de NJ. w. @. Warren,
I'M 6chantiIlon de l'ayoine de
S~t.-TamInany. lie produit REM
por1erait, acknowledgements, I'm
prix d Proposition de la NouVel-
le-0rl6ans. II provient de Pha-
bitation de III. AdoIphe Flot, d
brois miles d Pest dc Covington.
Hest de la vari6te rouge, qui est
i Fabri &c III rouille, et IL seul
engrais don't Old % SOFT serVi sor-
TAFT de- FL vacherie. I'VE. FlOt a
trofs arpents de cette ayoine ; la
qnalit6 de ceIle-ci est aussi
bonnie que celle de p6chantillon,
ce qui prouVe qu,avec du soin ct
une culture intelligence on pour
rait faire du prodnit nne source
importante de revenu.
nObsefvateur, st. M~artinville,
paroisso ST. Martin, du la iuin :
= l'0ocasion did 58me anni-
versaire do Ia pr9trise de metre
Venerable BIT v6n6r6 cure, Ia Rev.
IL. M. Jan, Ia fanfare az notre
vile, sens Ia direction az Mr. O.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-06-28
I'm peu de tout.

I'm peu de tout.
Marier deux Sounds, c'est YOU
loir leur malheur I'll ne SEN
tendront jamais!
L'habit ne fait pas lie moline
mais il Y contribute beaucoup.
Introduisez Pescrime dams les
m6nages ct vous tuez la loi du
divorce-parcequ'on pourra rom
pre- sans la loi.
En- France, pour blanchir I'm
criminel on lie passe a Lachaud.
LIE pauvre Braillard ma de voix
que poursa femme, il ny a qu'el-
lie qui sache lie faire chanter.
Tn homme qui est ivre DIES lie
matin est heureux, parcequ'll
est.plein de bonnie heure.
LIE comble, pour I'm pere, c'est
d'aller an spectacle avec des ju-
melles ct de trouver DIES jumeaux
q son retour chez lui.
Tn combIe, pour un gendre,
c'est d'6tre frapp6 parla douceur
de sa belle-mere.
LIE poisson lie plus populaire,
dams lie domaine de la justice,
c'est la raie.
La rapidit6 avec laquelle
New York, agrandi, est r6elle-
ment etonnante. ii fault con-
suffer lie premier Directory, on
almanach DIES actresses, pour sen
rendre compile. Ce Directory a
etc public en- 1886. Sait-on la
population quill accusait !? 49,
6O4. New York n'6tait alors
que la seconde vile du pays
Philadelphia passait avant hui
avec 10000 habitants.
lie Directory de 1886, don't
nous parlons, c%ontenait, en-
tout, dams SO petites pages de
6 pouces sur trois, les mons de
933 residents. ST Pom ouvre
maintenant celui de 1883, 81
ans apres, on Y trouve 1885
pages, imprimees eD texte flu ct
comprenant 294, 900 MONS.
A cette meme 6poque de
1856, il fallait grandes journees
pour Sc rendre de New York a
Boston. On y allait en- dill
gence, ct lie service, aller ct re-
tour, Sc faisait deux fois par Sc
maine. Les communications
r6gulieres entire New York ct
Albany ne commencement QUEEN
1856. II fallait pres dun jour
pour faire lie tsajet de la meme
vile a Philadelphia. III 6tait
bien plus difficile encore de Sc
rendre d'Europe en- Amerique.
Les traversees avaient lieu, une
fois par mois, settlement, entire
la France cit les nouveaux Etats-
Unis, par bateaux qui portaient
la MALE. La premiere ligne
entire rAngleterre ct pUnion ne
fut inaugur6e que SO ans plus
tard..
Orleans n'attend pas que la
fete rationale de Jeanne dare
soft instituee pour cel6brer son
heroine. LIE 8 JUN, a roccasion
du concours musical, qui reunis-
salt plus de 100 societies COM
prenant environ 1000 ex6cutants
une imposante manifestation a
Gu lieu. Lorpheon Alsaci6n-
Lorrain, pr6ced6 de sa banniere,
est venu chanter tete nue. deyant
la statue 4qnestre de JENNIE
dare une eantate inspir6e par
la grande patriotic de 1929. Un
ieune homme est ensuite monte
sur le pedestal de la statue ct a
suspendu an scele une coHronne
portant ces mots "a Jeanne
dare, P~Alsace-Lorraine."
DE nombreux cris de: Vive
rAlsace-Lorraine Honneur a
Jeanne d'Arc! domines par lie
cri de Vive la Republique ! Sc
sont fait entendre.
Achetez vos wins, ~liqueurs, cigares
tabacs, cigarettes, pipes, livres blancs,
papiers, encres, &c, au " Star Gro
gerry uan-5pss0ns du hurnau din Corn.
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Tn. l,eneilt of Laughing.

De. Greene, in his Problem OF Health"
says there 10 not the rem0iesi corner or III
tie inlst of the minute blood'vetssla of the
human body that does not feel some wave.
10. from the conyulslon occasioned by good,
hearty laughter. The lie principle, ar the
centrsl man, is shaken TO its innermost
depths, sending new tides of lie and
strength 20 the surface, thus materially
tending 10 insure good health 10 he per
sons who indulge therein. Tho blood
moyeg more rapidly, aud conveys a different
impression 10 all the organs Of the body as II
visits them on that particular mystic journey
when the man IN laughing, from what it
does NJ other iimep. For this reason every
good, hearty lsugh In which 4 person II =
dulges tends 10 lengiben his life, conveying,
as IL docs new and distinct stimulus 70 The
vital forces, Doubtless the time Will como
when physiclane, conceding moro impor.
lance than they now do to influences OF tho
mind upon the vitel forces Of the body, will
make their prescriptions more with refer
enco to the mind. aud less TO drugs for the
body. and will, In 80 doing, find the beat
and most sf-ctive method OF pro iucing the
required effects upon the patient.
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At 1880 this morning Ferdinand Ward,
accompanied by his lawyers and the dsputy
drove to his former office in the United
bank building, and there sr-at the re
mainder Of the day unul 5;3Op III. Mr.
Ward sat on low, black, leather chair
with hts white facs bowed almoet between
his knees. He wore short, blue serge
Jacket. His pstent-leather sboes were bs.
spattered with mud. His sill hat hung ter
on the back OF his head, and completed the
neglected appearance OF HE toilet.
His lawyer sat at desk
opposite, and at other deaka
sat gentlemen whom no one seemed TO
know. Some OF them said that General u.
s. Grant had been in early in the day, and
conferred with his partner, Ward. aud had
appeared very much affected when he left
On the outside of the door was a small
white sign with Julian T. Davis, receiver"
written upon it. Mr.. Davis read ana re.
read papers with Ward and the Others to
an Unlimited srt.nt. He said that he bad
heard tina. Mr.. Ward could ossily have
obtained the 100000 required, but
had refused to accept it, knowing
that he would probably bs ar
rested almost immediately on
other suite, which might run the bail up 30
two millions. BY o'clock in the afternoon
II had been rumored around broadway
that something interesting was going on In
the Office and groups Of persons gszed long
and stealilv through a hole in the window
Oh de, although nothing WAS Visible but
, The bl ack and gray head OF Deputy Browp,
who snt oil day in one position, looking
straight at his prisoner. The prisoner rep
resented 70 him responsibility of $500 coo.
At 500 the office was cleared, himcst
the last 10 leave were Deputy Sheriff
Brown and his prisoner. They slipped
quietly out Of the side door on Wall
street and walked to the offices OF Butler,
6tillman & Hrbba' d. There they were
met by Sidney Green, WARTS brother.in.
law. Halt an hour later hack drew IN 10
man got down aud rang the bell, while
Ward, Blown, Moore and Green stepped
out OF the carriage. Deputy Warden
Herman unlocked the three lion doors
separating ths prisoners room f:om the
street, aud Ferdinand Ward entered,
preceded by his faithful custodian. In tue
meantime q host oil reporters swarmed into
the jail office, and small boys clsmbered
up on the windows outside faster than the
assistant taller could pull them down. MIR.
Ward WAS led into an inside office by Dep
uty Brown and there swore that he was
able TO support himself and would
pay for his board. Mr.. Herman gave re-
ceipt for his body. Ward sat for an hour
in the prisoners room with his brother-'n-
law. At 1880 o'clock they were taken to
ing Ludlow street. The room In which
Ward Is to stay Is the ono in which Tweed
died on April 18th, six years ago. The
watch OF the prison will be augmented to
Elk men, and two will have special duty OF
watching Ward both asleep and awake.
cat no time. said Herman, twill he be
left uuguarded. "-tChcsgo Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
A Ton OF wedding Cake.

LEBANON, Pa, May 22.-When G.. Daw'
son oleman was alive he was known as the
Iron Price OF Cornwall In this county. No
Weslshisr iron estate 10 to be found 10 the
United States. To-day one branch OF the
heirs .of this colossal iron mountain bad a
great celebration. Miss Hattie. dsughter
OF the late iron prince, IVES married to
Mr.. II. 8. Glover, of New YORK. Some
800 fashionable people Arrived from Ne1
York AMI Philadelphia Oh special trains
which were run out to tho elegant Cole
man mansion in North Lebanon on III"
private railroad OF the estate. There I've
elegant g-systooe mat s'ons occupy .
,plrpdid psrk Of 200 GREE, sith stables and
other BUILDINGS further In the rear. Cater
ers. tervaDts, re reshneote and Wand.
filled tso carr. Brussels carpet vas spresd
for Two SQUARES 10 their own Presbyterian
church. The wedding procession marched
under a canopy OF evergreen.
The bride vss attired In ar elegsns
Worth dress Of cream eatin With diamonds,
veil aud orange bius.ome. The brides
maids we're Mrs Coleman Of Lebanon,
sis,er OF the bride: Miss 6peer ~ Philsd.l-
phls. Miss ID. A. Glover OF New York. Miss
d N. Biidle OF Philadelphia. Miss J:
R'ddIe Of Pnilsdelphis, Misc Fuller OF New
nd Mrs Norrie ri Philadelphia.
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They were dressed In white. The best m ~
WAS q. q. KIM Of Newport. The bride wA'
given away by her brother, Nc. u. Dsw
son Colemsn. Tn. ushers were II II, Colo
man, II q. Drayhor and Horace Bock o.
A, Van Couitland. A. Leroy, ]. RDbbin,
ard II, HoppinA OF New York, and l.. q,
Norlie Of Michigan. Tho Rev. 8. A. Mar
TIN OBLIGATED.
Use church was ibronRcd with q fashion.
able audience Va full dress. A reception
I Ito sed al Mrs Coismsp's residence. SUB
tequently about ton ~ vedd ns oaks was
dis rihuisd 10 the working men and their
families in The service Of the estate. A gem
eral holiday followed. There was cur.
load Of wedding prefepts. The bride's
gifts 10 tho bfidemGids, tho reception ex.
psbsss, stc., are put down u. s25 coo. Az
ter brief wedding trip the coupla will To-
cate IN New York Everything to-day was
on u g.aDd scale OF maeniicense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
ALBANY.

ALBANY, May G.-[Correspondenoe J.
This part OF our beautiful country Is requir
Ina more rain to clean out the streams YET
the crops and grass are thrifty and luxUr!.
ant. Harves, approaching the farmers are
all vim, golden fields awaiting for the blade
Our county convention passed of on the
2ith. and seDd eight delegates to Fort
Worth. No action wac taken In the state
convention matter to meet at Houston. No
special instructions were given by our Deo'
pile. They iely on n democratic oonclave
for wisdom and prudence.
To-day one Of our cltizsns for tho past
Elk or seven yesrs, Mr.. OTTO Stroth, q
native Prussian and a shoemaker by trade
and highly respected, took away his own
life by pistol shot in tho brain, The !. o
o. T., OF which no WAS a member, took
charge Of hls body and Effects. He had nc
family or relatives here. Cause not known
Large herds oil cattle are passing north
ward daily.
Tho town and county ara booming.
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-- SPT"nrr +"
A Dawn Town Merchant

Il
Having passed several nights, disturbed
by tho agoniey aud cries ola suffering child
and becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup was Just the article
needed procured supply for the child
On reaching home and acquainting his
wife with what he had done, she reiuged TO
have II administered 20 the child, NJ she
was strongly Ia favor Of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed IN suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, tho father found the baby
still worse; and while contemplating an.
other sleepless night, the mother stepped
from the room 10 attend 10 some domestic
duties, and left the iAther with the child.
During her absence he administered por.
ton Of the Soothing Syrup 10 the baby and
said nothing. That night all hands slept
well, and the little fellow awoke In tho
morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder.
ml change, aud although at first offended
ut the deception practiced upon her, has
continued TO uso the Syrup, and suffering
crying babies and restless nights have dis.
appeared. A single trial Of the Syrup
ncvef yet failed 10 relieve the baby, and
overcome tho prejudice OF the mother
Sold by all druggists. - ccnis bottle.
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4 Will Give
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

/
For any case Of tho following diseases which
the medical fraiorai have pronounced Incur
| able lhet ...
| VIII not radically cure. DR.. Bichnu Golden
BalsGm No will cure Syphilis in its primary
aud secondary stages, such as old Ulcers and
| liberated Sore Throat sore Eyes, Skin Erup.
tons, Soreness of the Scalp snd ali sisRcs OF
the disea'c, Grad eating disease AID mercury
| thoroughly. Price. 80 per bo tie, or two bot.
| ties for " Dr. chaus Golden Balsam No
where syphilit and Mercurial Rheumstism are
| connected with the Primary and Secondary.
have hundreds OF cerlitl cafes whore miraculous
cures have been effected BIZ tht SO remedies Pa
| tents eat and drink what they like, snd require
no outward applications Hundreds suffer from
Syphiiitic and Nor urlal Rheumatism who are
not aware OF IL, and DEFY such 10 ostsin rad :
| Cal cure without the us' Of this mcdii Inc. It's
beneficial effects arc felt at once. II has raised
men from hospital beds In one week, who
have lai q there for years nndcr the best pracu-
| TONERS In the ,ity, aud Is the only radical euro
for tho worst disc 40 known -syphilis Price,
| IS per bDttlc, or two bottles for 20 saves
yourself lit saves your oif,pri1g from the faint
| Of this scOurage
| Dir. Rchau's Golden Antldote, n safe speedy,
| pleasant and radical cure for nonorrhwa, Gleot
| Irritation Gravel. and all Urinary. Derange-
nents accompanied with iuli directions War
| ranted TO euro. Pri o 81 per bottle.
DR. RIchau's Golden Elixir Dc Amour, a rahi-
cal cure for spermaOirhoeA General Debility In
old or young, giving vitsli.y and impsitng
cpcrsy WIKI NohueIlhl eHec, 70 lhoh" WI" nav"
led life OF sensnality or self.abusc.. II l. In
valuable 10 those who are anxious for an iu-
crease OF family. Nothing more certsin In ts
effects II is composed OF the most poseIful
ingredients In the vegetable kingdom. Harm.
less. but speedy IN restoring health. Price -
per bottle, or two bottles for 30. Trade supplied
q. liberal discount.
ON receipt of price, by mail or express, these
Remedies viii be shipped tn any part or The
United States and Canadas. free from obserya
ton, Prompt attention paid tn all correspond.
ents. Strictly confidential Private parnr for
ladies' The Doctor can be consulteA NJ his Of
flices from 0 d, IN. u . p. IN.
address DR.. ID u RICHARDS, No. 22s Var
ick street New York City. N. Y
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Extrac. from a letter from Waymart,
Wayne county, Pennsylvanis: The won
dsrful efficacy of your great remedy (Pond's
Ey,rsct) for The alienation OF pain and for
healing diseased ti,suep, wassignslly shown
Ia The case OF my wife while suffering from
a carbuncle Of the most malignant type.
For four weeks SIZE was dangerously low.
Ponds Extract was prescribed by one o'
the beat physicians In Pennsylvenia. II
was used lavishly and constantly for bath
ing, and used internally and 1t was car
tainly the principal remedial agent in ef-
fectipg her recovery. IL. TofBEf.'
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A Delicate aud Wholesome Aroma.
Agreeably unlike the rank perfume OF an
ordinary essence, Is percertible TO those
who inhale the odor OF Sczodont, 4 chemi'
cslly pure botanic adjunct Of the toilet
Which liads The greatest favor in thosa re
fined circles where personal comliness and
this grgces which elevate the tone Of so
cleiy are held in deserved esteem, BeSde'
arresting the progress OF decay OF neg
lected or abused teeth, aud removing tartar
and other impurities which causes them tc
become dim aud luslreless IL purihes the
breath and remedies csnker IL the mouth
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Purity, Freshness Fine Flavor

Purity, freshness Fine Flavor
Arc mighty and will prevail. Rionosa
the perfection OF roasted coffee 10 pro
nonnced by Sll who uso IL, tho best roasted
coffee ever placed in tho Tex,s market
Prepared at the largest coffee mill in the
south. II is shipped direct to the dealer
and reaches the consumer quickly, possess
ing undiminished, the beautiful flavor ard
aroma, which distinguishes fine coffee;
Sold Immediately after roasting, by oil
groosrp, in pound packages. Guaranteed
absolutely fresh and pure. Those who are
not familiar with the superior qualities OF
Rionosa, should in justice 10 themselves,
rive II ap early trial and be convinced.
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on The health and happiness oil
euro for Piles.

7
Piles nro frequently preceded by sense
OF weight In the back, loins and lower part
OF the abdomen, causing the patient 10 sup
pose he has some affection oil the kidneys
or neIghboring organs. At times symtoEs
Of indigestion are present, as hatulency ,un'
easlness OF the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like Precipitation, producing very disa'
gfeeaole itching, after getting warm, IL a
very common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching piles yield at once to the appll'
cation OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy which
acts directly upon the parts Infected, alb
sorbing the tumors, alaying the intense
itching, and affecting \ permanent cure.
Price 50 cent?. Address, The DR.. Boyur GO
Medicine Co., Piqua, OHIO. Sold by w. IL.
Patterson Il Co.. Dallas.
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On. j. BRADFfELD: Dgar Sir-We have
for the past liitsen years handled your
remedies. both at wholesale and retail, aud
In no instance, 90 far a. our knowledge eN
tends, have they failed 10 give Satisfaction,
We have sold more OF your Regulator than
OF ell tho other similsr remedies combined.
We regard PrSor's Pile Ointment one OF
the bes.: auA Mothers Friend We know to
he true TO .iis distinctly title, tho
kother's Bss. Friend Yours truly,
LAMAR, RAHKIs & LAMAR,
Wholesale druggists, Atlanta aud Macon,
Gaospia.
Treatise on The health and happiness OF
woman mailed Tree.
BGADFfELn REGULATOR Co,
boz Is Al ante, Geora ia.
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For ,ale by all druggists.
He Dropped 1t.

A Philsdelphia dealer in butter called
upon lawyer the other day, and asked
him to bring suit against q wine merchan,
for selling him barrel of cstawba, whict
proved to have been sadly adulteraied.
Has he pRtroDized you to any extentT
asked the attorney.
well, yes. l presume he has purchased
500 pounds OF butter OF mo within the last
year or 3d."
"Ab! And he can prove that you
haven't had a pound of real butter In your
store since oleomargaiine was invented"
"H'nW
HIM"
And he gave the lawyr 50 and
valked out.
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A Quick Recovery.

Quick Recovery
1t gives us great pleasure to state that
the merchant who was reported
bang at the point OF death
from an attack OF pneumonia has
entirely recovered by the use OF DR.. William
Halls balsam for the lungs. Naturally he
feels grateful for the benefits derived from
Using the remedy, for the lungs and throat;
snd In giving publicity TO this statement
we are act uated by motives OF public oepe'
faction, trusting that others may be bepe.
tited in similer manner. On sale by all
druygikts
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onlco OF los. shelton, Homer Louisiana. oc

Office OF Jos. Shelton, Homer, Louisiana. octo.
Der ., 1855.
]. f. Smith e Co., ST. Louis:-l mus. in
form you OF the increased demand tor your
Bile Beans. They give entire satisfaction
IN every instance where an active cathartic
pill Is required, and are taking place of oil
other pills. have persuaded many OF oui
pb ysicians to prescribe them, which in
cresses the faith of parties taking them. II
will ways give me pleasure to recommend
such remedy as Smiths Bile Beans.
Yours, etc.
Jos. SHELTON, Druggist.
For Sale by all druggists.
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Acid Phosphate,

ONE OF rHs Btsr ToYIcs.
DR.. A. Atkinson, professor materia med
lea and dermatolcgy, in College OF Phys!-
saws: at mskes q pleasant drink, and 10
one OF our best tonics il the shape Of the
phosphates in soluble torm."
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Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group. whooping cough and bronchitis'
Sold BY j. NJ. House, Dallas.
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Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dissinssa. lon OF appetite,
yellow skinf Shiloh's Vitalissr u q posi.
tsvr oarA ooad b. J. l. HousA DaAiaa
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For lame back. side or cnsst use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. Sold BY
]. M. House Dallas.
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What said the Press association OF tie
Glen Lea truck? Tpey said: verify IL 10
good; the press OF their vineyard urpssss tn
shs utess M rexasr
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Group, whooping Cough, and even Asth-
ma Immediately relieved by Acker's En-
glish Remedy. Sold by w. H.Patte rson
h Co
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A nasal Injector free with esch bottle o
shiloh's Csisrrb Remedy. Price 80 cents
Sold BIZ ]. NJ. House, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29

Cha GALVESTON News cigar for sale at
]. l. WItIIAns' Osue sto re
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shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure 10
sold BY Ms o. guarantee. IL cures 90
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Group, whooping cough snd bronchitis
,nnedistely relieved bv shiich's Cure. Solo
Nv 4 NJ Home Daltaa
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Tho "spriue" sweet navy plug tobacco lie
ibe rexan's favorits.
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| eh,loh's Ourv eli uansdistelv relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
| Q,ld he 10 - -r-~
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She said ..Dvnt,. but "A yca must. Chef
sSnring.' Thet'p the host"
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Those suffering from Dyspepsia, indigc &.
tion- eic.. should read the advertisement
ofColden's LIQUID Beef Tonic.
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yanc. Calvert a Co.'s Mixed Paints.

Having been appointed sole agent for
this wel-known and reliable paint ! am
prepared to supply consumers and the
trade at manufacturers prices. This paint
hiss been eytensively used In this state tor
over fltieen years, and has given universal
satisfaction. The company authorizes me
10 guarantee every gallon sold.
X. SHIELDS.
ueuler in window and plate glass, wall
aper, window shades, etc. S33 Elm street.
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Ward Behind Iron Bars.

The best smoking ioDsoco Is "L'tt''
Joker"