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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30
EVERY one is perfectly satisfied who uses
Buckingham s Dye for the Whiskers.

THE bowels may be regulated, and the
stomach strengthened, with Ayers Pills.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30

not claim it to be cureall, but a sure rem
edy for Catarrh Colds in the Head and
Hay Fever. 1t is not liquid or snuff,
but is easily applied with the finger. It
gives relief at once. Sold by all druggists.
Price SO cents. By mail so cents. Ely
Bros, Owego, Ny.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30

SASKATCHEWAN FIFE WHEAT. In car lots.
Genuine Send for samples and price list.
w. J. Abernethy, sole originator, Mime
apolis, MINI.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30

WISH could find something that would
cure gals and prevent the hair coming in
whiJe,,' is an expression frequently heard.
Veterinary Carbolisalve will always do it
Sold by Druggists at so cents aud $100.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30

CHAPPED hands, face, pimples and rough
skin cured by using Juniper Tar Soap,
made by Caswell, Hazard q Co., New York.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30

The average wages received hyyoung
ladies in charge of the stands at the
New Orleans Exposition is $50 a
month
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30

is stolen. Root out disease before it gets a
vital hold and the system becomes fatally
weakened. Promptly attack all disease
with DR.. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR
BITrERs, and attack them before you find
yourself confined to your bed, every square
inch of your body throbbing with pain, and
so weak you are unable to move hand or
loot. n
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30

A MORMON who was accidentally
killed in Utah the other day left sixty
seven children to mourn his loss.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30

BRITISH COLUMBIA proposes to boy
colt the Chinese by withholding min
ers' licenses from them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30

IF a cough disturbs your sleep, take
Piso's Cure for Consumption, and rest well.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30

~p E0nTE of 100 Lexington av., New York
from sufferers s everywhere where; and Consultation
- in reply sends good advice and valuable books
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30
a g T s /!

The Crop and Market Reports alone are worth
ten times the subscription price to any farmer all
other departments equally valuable. Only S1.25
year. Sample copies free; write for one FARMERS.
REVIEW, Chicago, Ill. State where you this adv.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-30

n a AHAEn Tumors & Ulcers cured without
III. ID ~ ~ " pain or knife Write for pamphlet.
Vk413 ~ 6nA Dr. f. B. GoILEY, Milwaukee, Wis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
Tor the psrccElr.
lie LEADErH ME-.


AL 80 alone this quiet sabbath dAy.
Ana nina Of All that nfs has broashi 70 me-
I 80 - plalniy all he wesry ssy. ,-.,,..
mat tbnsi ne shepherd has been leAdias
me.
soms,Imes .srsysd through h'-srJ h''a ans
And ui,saei 70 The blris. sweet matin sons
And gathered n0ses .. OF linrsre. IN NE shs"'
To waich the lhue brookiei glide along
AM. IN a. b,ri. on .-tn.st pinious AZ.
ny days sped 90. vlih not cioai % MAI
The hanpV fuyful hnura No tnoufti heA
mat .6oah ever tel the tsmpssiiar
na,I~as overtAken By me tide.
And byat % vsves apon ths pitic.s .irse''
I as no llgnt ~ ~hich my bafgae 70 Eni'''
Nor could had shelter on the sand
somst,ms ia. through The desert. lone and
soro. -
MA biisding sands and 'ooFehi"s 'uH ~
And chi iias n lshi.. 20 desolaie AMI drear,
ploiied on my veary ioiisome ~Ay'
sometims. 't-a. DER storm beat mountains
WIN a.issfins step. I triei the 81 N % Eaie.
Not hceiinE that ny shepherd IN fsfel hish'
~ faint as NON veAfine.s Ani pain
Alasi stumble. fall. all pfo.trsie pc,
while aEuny ny very ~1ui doth rcnd,
fear Tia len upnn the hills % dle $500,
hot close beside me stands my dearest ifi'"'
lie speaks. hls voice 4 ran ~ hopc and love-
Arise Arlsc my child. look 40 % NE, -.
To clouds arr past. the beavers - nfis'f
above.
Nou take ny hand my child aud foliov me,
And. lie - Esutiy lsaiinE NE alonEi
10 ALTERING sisIs take ~ night ~ dAl
Win happy heart. ani cheerful inruas spnss
I'm "a ling 9Th my saviour al ne Eai
-. ,.. a. -. 49,. -. A.. ...,t.fr - frsf.
mat nav nnI uhero living uatsrs to-
IhruuEh pastures green. AMI fipcuins nsiis on
unCat
Where can lay nae dosn. AM surely knos,
nat AN safriy sheltered non Ne COLI
Win Ihrlst's oan fpCk, that he las eatneffl
IN ...
Where uaurnf that makes a 10 Cau enter in.
Mas "a. ~ tutH
rAr.. April ip. issi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

NEVsrarEEs or ToDaN People genef.
ais, aud even tnO,v sh0 MAJ POI termed
u as fcAicrs ant close observers, have
1at fsiut conception % The mAgultaie
a1d iuf3euce The press Of This c)uutry has
sitalusi. IRON q careful examination 0i
fhc advance pages OF The ls,5 edition Of
he Amerrra Nciry1per D.rscf0rg. Issued
MAJ 1t. b. Geo. =. kowsil 4 Co. % New
Iofk. 10 appears ,hAt there lt,lt7 uesspA-
pts AMI periodicals. Published In TIE
Uulied States and Canada; u these The
Unltei states has 1919. an Average OF
one paper Tor even SCI persons. 10
i.s5 The total uumbcr OF newspapers was
iess ~ 50 than ~ present, ana While the
gain thls year II not 80 marked a. In some
previous years, 10 i stin considerable.
Kansas shows the greatest Increase, the
uumber being -. while Illinois follows
slth . gain % ~. IL Is cariOus 10 notice
that New York, the scene OF 90 much p0-
utical activity during the last campaign,
shouid have only about One-third a. many
ues papers a. the state OF Pennsylvania
A. 40 infex % the comparative growth
and prosperity % different sections OF The
cOgntry. especially the Territories, the
humber OF new papers forms an Interesting
siudy, ant may well occupy the sttention
% the curl0as.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

FuTEESrn MAINE Rk USIoS.-rhe sur.
vlving members Of the fifteeuth Maine
Regiment will hold . Re- union under
The auspices Of the "fiteenth Maine
Regimeutal Association" (OrganlTed Al
Portland In August, lssi) during The wee
% The National EocampDent 10 Portland,
10 Jane nsxt. and 10 l. especially desired
that al surviving Members OF TIE k~gi'
meut-whether members Of the AssOcia'
tiOn OF not-will AZ once communicate
heir aidrtss 70 the President u the A.
ISOLATION, Msj II. A. shOfey, Portland,
that they may receive full particulars con-
ceruing the proposed Reunion. With The
sxcsption Of TIE Informal gathering. 10
lssl. a. which the Association WAS organ
i1-d, attended By about any members, the
survivors Of this Regiment have not been
together since the muster-Out In Jsly OF
ls66. Tue rcximsutsl history covers pc
rod Of four years and seven months, snd
The proposed reunion cannot fall " awsk'
en lively interest on the part Of every
member OF the "Oid Fifteenth" Let there
De q fall attendance
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

PalVIIlfIUn, UTUI1IClI .HFIIInFl- IITTTIIII-
digestion, iioadacns. .lreplcssuess Cur,i
H WrlIs' Health kruessr"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

unavr1 trorn tlrt 80 80 q a.
49, 80 Cars 80 - 80 Il r1I uaIn-
70 = s0rlEsss. ffsi stfr1fans lI..lI..n
49, = I'.-r.Hfr'I Hrra 80 ICY NlIIaI'Il.
<olhInG on fsrth wln make has
lsF llks shert.ian's Canditlon fes-
a. "a -. , ,s..'..l, ,,. 49, s.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

now - WORK And SOr wGAG orT.
Admit a. ~ must. of course. that May
ar ovsr~Drkcd 90 ossfsofrici-thc lat
state mach worse than tac nrst'-yei u .
certain that the proportion % comfoftAolc
lookiug people iucrvAscs steadily, espcc'
laly 10 our cities msn sni women Slth
clear SANS. vigorous, s.li-iessloPei uS'
ures aud nfm step 10 short ihe people
Mo have learned o. Keep w TIE pitch de-
maniei ~ this wonderful symphony OF
the uinstesuth o-ntary, in which are count
lcss lustrumcut. unircamci OF - cNcn
generation ago Esch may have bal q
season % u-rvoas tension, q sense tlAi
% remain keyed up % The Highest point
WAs The only safe cDodltlOns Dat vaea has
foani In shorter % logger experience,
taat with Toe eni % the days tAsk, ,ycry
striag may be- looseuiug. ani vii give all
The clearer response when once more taaei
% fall accord.
For those Who have not learned this.
ami xhB. when work ends, substitute
Worry tlll WORK comes again, there IL A.
ways los. Stsying power i the one e.
sential ZOE every ooe Who cutters lnio TIE
competitions OF CITY ufe. Aud this power
can Only be- gained ~ rigid adherence 20
law Sleep. food, recreation must al De
Abundsnt and % the b-st Tor every worker
under these conditions, and such worker
Who follows Ian nuis success assured
The heartlessncss OF modern life Is text
on which maltiiuies discourse with q
ilcuCy Ani fllne-s born OF small snoNl-
edge whoever has learned the art OF
resting And rccresting. A. thoroughly A.
that Of working b the fullest Ia TIE time
given 20 WORK. IL eertsln Of the heaftiest
recognition Ani Of fall employment. Is Is
a time OF work. The army marches on
on. the grandcst procession tie ages have
ever knosn -H,lsa Clusbsh IA C9agrega'
fi0aalisf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
CONSTITUTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice
having had placed In his hands by an Essl
Indian missionary the formula Of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
msnent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
Cstarrh, Asthms and all Throat and Luns
Anections. also q positive and radical cure
TOT Nervous Debility, and all Nervous
Complaints, amer having tested lie Won.
oerui curative powers In thousands OF
cases, has felt IL bis duty 10 make u Known
70 ms son.ring fellows. Actaated BY this
motive And desire 10 relieve human suffer.
ing. l WIN send, free Of charge. TO oil who
desire u, this recipe, In German, French
OF knglish, with fall directions for prepsr-
ing ana using. Sent BY mail, BY address.
Ing with stamp, naming this paper. W. A.
Sores, Ify Pevs's BIook, Rochester,
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

His Own fAULr.-Customer-''See here
sir. this medicine Ia q fraud. You said
10 was good for colds and you charged
me " per bottle for u and IL lsnt worth a
cent"
Medicine venier-"Oh guess you dld
not take IL right"
Take IL right I began on the horrid
stan Just - soon - the cold came on.
"Ihsts what's the matter. You shOali
have begun two days before the cold came
o."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

fr., rad IN the Saeaiih. Aw,ricaa
that sla.s can be cat siih common scis'
or. By holding Is under water IN ho'i-
rostal position. Il u better TO Trim q Of
10 snail piece. until IL i u The desired
.ile. Coz Il the a,tsmP; i made 70 cat a
large piece Il may brrsk IN The ~foas
place. Great car, mus, b, taken 20 bold
The glas, IN a perfectly level position aud
eniifcly under waief
The bss, ~ay 20 grease baking dishes.
p.s pla,es. Sc. i 90 use a small round
bn.ils brush. ~hich can BE- ksP, Ia di'h
o. The pafPo.s AID i Al~sy' ready fo'
asc.
I hope I'll the Homemaksrs Who have
no, ALREADY ussd ammonia Instead Of soap,
IN water for cleansing purposes. will
not f.l % give 4 trial dafng this
spfiag, house cleaning Il removes dirt
w,,h51, bard mbblng and i much better
90 The paint than The cd method - us.
ins Zap ~hich j. very 10 remove Paia'
a. vel a. diii. A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
THE HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN
coRREsro~DENCE.

Der Homemakers
I thought | would write little TO you
no, that I think | can be Of much help.
bat II ~e al should do little. IL might
encourage other. 10 DO hks~ise.
| al~sys look IN every paper for the
Homemsker'. column TO see II there Is
some new thing and | often End new
IDEAS. have 20 much 10 DO myself
can hardly spare q minute TO write, bat
I vii give . few recipes Nos u q
time when apples are scarce and often
there y no material for pies. have
no, seen in the paper this recipe which
give for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

hhss.n,. fAyonIr,
'efss fsssisis ss. ~ VII
0II~T lI.l. @asr

Nhtf l. GufsIf shsf..-.-
ne utt'e ionl ifsfisr...l Al !,
tclif ps.r AL un'ss ra.l.i Il. -,
daoes itfsmmsfion aai 1fat
OF ass 49, Iatlf o. I.kIfr...
fFsfhfi o. passf.i m ifs ~. II. - III
~ FIfiIns. N0fh ~ Il - = 4.
hse fflItllf no II a. o. 49, -.
sens 81 tts nrrsats. a. Al
tai fuIl go e. IL 49, - 81
~ flIu ~ bk DAVID Etsst ~
ira hEnfnn ri E1rIn.-E tiH n
ff feurs a. 1'ilslug fff4r -. II
sInlIaf RI mmlulrs' Ilns II
~ naria kfsafdt ~
utAh "a lou hsTtansttr.
frsrr no FHtitr tQ tn1s ii -
iffsFtl aud uT fFuafttf.r - -.
ass Of fpuf lANuhlff lFrr..i u.
lsutff iitIuE m lnsr.lr. arf
lf sIlnrs.fs a. 90 rIfr st..r u
clnpsrsf frfauarf .f' 1
Iraf ~. n rssrr'i $50 49,
iroutIe antI lasI laH I- -
suft d. ~ fhlr 90 49, ri !
Ices a. ifrfi0lr rn.1 Il LII i.
sulist 49, pas aasnI rrrs H. -
~ srfllaI GO 3D. t
80 fr|Ent-urf season. 49, tra.
Idils 81 fafr mr A. rff.rIf.f i. p
thfu trEal e sfTfa mi no.. e .
AT tofuf - Ht.rr sorIs ..-...H >
Uf a 80 suasi lss fil.r f.
spt.f isu. FfI.t.rF HNt al.sr ~
rait. III 80 fran ~ !
ltsr nftfi IA hENhEnf.sf.'t 4,
hll ufIlTH a. F.H aI
All a bottle Hrrr d .ts...r, aIa
81 ssl1c qnf s.Hf a..r ..... -
l0nF TsTeHHfHf a.H y. lcl
ipus Fratu1 snlrlf an H.. :
ifUIIIf fH a. n I
FANohllk EEMIUf 4
fuIy. HAns.. -
Ma FAtugfrE EfnF1l Anl
I ii nas fUrr .r "n. f Ii "A
flfrWHlr na. .a.-.I-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
ruE sEsTtNA

n. OH ho- people DO = diracsn ihing
.imuIF o. shus ynu that u Cau D. done
rhrog akxg.r.. swallow kniV,-. at nfe. oi
II. hssi .si b.ei. q touch each other. run
rel In sark. of salk . uEutanti strinsi-
Ani count the fDiiy ~ iriamph ~vn
Al .nsr All. that "a. M victor Won
what D. tne doing II diiiicut thing
Ifu .mnunt 20 ulinlng snru tls uunsf
what god woud u achieSc, n one coull
A .,.r from heaven, OF make lamp post fun,
Of Ne stream ~ -Atcf Ike sifinsf
A, o,iios trouiaiour. ~ho used 10 string
ui. aarp in Francs ere lpo. Son
PRAISE In his tl1ac, ~ COMPRISING ming
Nhicn simply l. not easy o. o. ione-
slr ia Incl stsnENs iutO furn % urnx
And make siK chosen Sords In ofiet run
Nos ea.uy and naturally they run.
nut nKci. Ike ro-efy -0esds upoo string
Al givua p1iats, not yct ihe game = Svn
Esch sori mast enh sir lines An easy
I, ...m.. Psrisap.. At nr.i. bat ere Us cone.
lou dad shat dlfisuitics u can bring
A, d,d no, rhyme them. other. chose 10 bring
One puzzle more. and chime them AZ theJ
Cav ,rnssi Daniel With nj. o~n hArps string
Ilad safciy hAugci himself, ere BE- had vOn
S,lc.c.s. Ia this thucs douDiy uouhlous Thing,
saying. with bis last gasp III eaht %
dOnef|
And YET, behold. tn task l. nearly DONE
A lfttie patience has contrised % bring
Tue wOrks 70 BOOK. sni make them smoothly
runs
A.pappsts dance obedicnt % string
nat tel NE nO~ the uOriy strife l. S0n.
WHAT l. 10 worth. me Idle. useless thinsf
An tooli.h thinsi What bard when all T. done.
Skilled wOTk CAn bring fr0m fvstef~a h-n's'
Zoo, bound Win string. and call II victory
ELIkAnETH Axis ALLss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

4. very prevalent Al tais season., We ~ Z
toms osing bitter tasis, onrnsl's ti,at-
coated touggs. sick heAiache, lfoNsihss'
dizziness. loss % apostle II tais conil
lion L. siiosed - continue. sefioss conse'
gasnces may follos. BY promptly taAin :
Hoods Ssrsapsfi.lA, fever MAJ os at9ll
III or premature death Prvvsnied. soi'
~ all druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

-"Yogr eondact surprises mel" En-
claimed the good old farmer, when be
caught q nsighoor's BOY roooing bis apple
orchard.
No more than your appearances sur
pris.s NE, 4" replied the incorriEiole yooih,
- be hastily departed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Great stcltsmsut has recently been inan
lfe.tsd over he alleged discovery OF on,
mood. In Oaio.
The wasisI wrecks whose lives hav'
bsen burden % ihsm vii nni In Df u
q Flossfs Liver snd stomach sauaii,e
arsmedy tar more valuable than iiamoni.
for they will speedily give bach 90 then
,he priceless sxsi u health. 100 dose
Al Uu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Couuiy Commissioner Brggs, oi PEG
.rnt Coauiy. this state, hoggai over ol.
Lsudrci bottles % medicine f1r Bis So
Got bat little relief from her serious ca
u general debility She 49, cured ~ -
bottles ~ Hr0tras NIrfrplr.llI Al thsi
~sary tired feeling. al those pains hcfos-
bach. Ill those sea heaiaches, at d.fiI
us,, aui sickness Of stomach have iisa3
psafci ani .hc d. ln bsitsr hcalth than flf
year. Bfown's Safsspariila can be ooagl
nf Arl iTlEELsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Erp rrrrIR AID sAtr roE CHOLERA.
4 MA"aChascstts corfrsPoaicai calls
attention % The pablieaiioa aboai thirty
ycan sgo. q very successful cholera
cure. inirolacsd "a tbs ~sy the captain
81 IN smigrsni ship coming from EafoP-,
bal Dol, May q he passengers by ehol-
ETA. alihoagh freely ios.as All ~ho wefe
..ck Nth rcmsiis. thea usual. Al last
be- made prcscuPii'a Of hs own
oae iea.poonfal ofrci pePPer Aad a table
.poonfal q ssli % a hall plat q ooihns
-sief ihi. !. 10 b. givea a. hot A. Pos
able 20 every pa,ien, when hf'i taken.
Il i.said that this simpls remedy acted
a. charm. canng all the case. on board
that ,hip. and staining coa'sdera5le gra-
era popularity dsrns the time Of that
cholefA visitation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Erepboly has experienced the pain
ani annoyance o. s1meihing setiins into
the eye VIA, shoali b. done ~hen
ih, happens IN tas majority q cases
q the .sfisryF has the patience = Close
ihs eye gently. and keep q immo'aely
closed f0f from I've minute, 10 q quarter
q sn boar. the oaendiag paf,ielsf -'ll b.
safely aud paialessly Washed away BY
The tears ~hich The eye ~ui naturally
,hed -Cfiays HIr'h. for Nay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

DECORATIONS AND SoUysSIss -bsiach
N. rotic. nom your bottle ~ hlrff lfI'
lo,s Dol. and mail psf directions on each
bottie. and thus sscure an assortment oi
our elegant decorative Afvefiissmsnr'
Sos,snlr.- etc. M.Y.D. SYErf Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

T~oqaarts q milk. bea, one quart boil
ing bot. one cup q lndssa meal. oae cup
q molas.e,. oas isasPooatal Of giase'.
one Of salt
Pat the meal. molAsses. ginger add
.ali 10 the padaing dish and mii smooth
" together. Pour IN the ho, milk ,losly.
mixing vel. Then sdi the cold milk
ADD bake Until Il ~heys.
ursss. AuNT SARAH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

odd ,oa notice. dear. a. the party at
evening bow grandly oar dagghisf CARA
-wspi into he ROOM
Husband. 'Sith graft 80 on, l,s
Clara can sweep iuio q room granny
enough. bat when 70 comes - sNefpins
cat 4 foorl shs sat there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Taose languid, tirssome sensations,
csusing yoa - Gel scarcely abe % b. on
year issts hat constant dram that Il tAk
az iron your systsm all Is former elias
tlCIty dflting he bloom from yoaf cheeks
that corluaai strsla upon roar vital fore
g.. rsni,rug Yea irritable sni fretful. can
easily b. rsm0ssd ~ ths use II that mar
vsloas fcmsty. no2 Blitsrs Irregularities
and o1strurtions 20 your system. arr ~
nsFcd a oucs shIis thc special canscs %
periodical pain are permanently removed
Noue receive - much heuetL ani none
sfe 80 profoundly grateful. And show saca
A. lutersst lu Recommending Hop biitefs
A. NumCl.
APostal Card Story.
I uss sfertei -ltn kiiasy AM urinary
'.rr- t--lr- vesr-.-
trrr frrirr II a. .isrfnrs anf patent mel
.eInss Q cI..i neal 81. ! ussi 80 potiicroi top
Asiisa rsr,s,iy earei ls'sPg ,,,,
HhH Nr Nua respectfully II y AoNtAt
saaistarr. Irun.-Nsy q it-t
natufsan. "a. Nay y 80.
M As curri us of srssrsI fisfA-es. 49,. =.
nlrt..lsrrss. sirkness III a. stomach. muninll
frrlh.rs. Tlr have nnt scen q 80 isY in =
rrsr s.rrrr ioos hnr ~ trrs Az ~ nelFa
.rra rsr rrEw. Ma IANNit uhttN.
$1,000 Lost.
a four tn tlrure 80 Cosi ne ilso. tons
Harr .Has rl.ai fran Unr bottle rf Nul hiirrs
rfrr1 aIrs curr'i u1 r.ir 20 ntrra lrers' ncf
.FHas uratrrss. s.rrp canoes ani ifslff a,
~ n. Auhlrn. =. =
80 rlncrrslFrffr. u. Nay D, Fl.
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young ltdy. shiis With a party ~ ffieni-.
ne Other ansfuoon in candy store.
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glgglcf a. their Innocent sister.