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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-16
Rev YorR stpcRA

HsS loRk, July l6 wall street, l:O D. m.-
Money easy at ~ per cent Foreign eN-
change steady At 81 sIiSEt slis Governments
firm Currency IS, sls6tf bid as coups. ha's
bid; tNs ans. bid.
The stock market this morning opened nrn,
and during the trst half hour on good buying
Of the grangers, Nauderbilts. Reading and Erie,
prices advanced = to . per cent Toward eleven
O'Clock the bears made a raid ON laCkHwauna
and the stock declined II, per cent, carrying
the rest OF the list down taCtiuually in sympa
thy. At noon the market was steady again, witt
prices strengthening. The market is nov dull
hut firm.
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Coronsr's Inquest Oh John Nei,s

Yesterday afternoon Coroner Honaman
held an inquest on the body of John Neiss
who was killed on the railroad at Mount
willie. The jury was composed of X. NJ.
Fridy, John NJ. Froelich, j. $. Wilmer
Michael Burns, Benjamin III. Nefr, and
Adam Snyder. The verdict was one OF acci-
dental death, and the circumstances were
apout the same as published in this paper
yesterday. 1t was shown that the engine
was very close TO Neiss before the engineer
saw MN. The latter then pulled the whistle,
but 1t was too late
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TaE CROWDED sTREEr.

Let me move slowly through the street,
FILLED with an evershifting train,
Amid the sound of steps that beat
This murmuring walks like autumn rain
zach where his tasks OF pleasure cali,
They pass. ana heed each other not.
There fs who heeds. who holds them all
In hfs large love and boundless thought
yhese struggling tides OF life. that seem
&. IL wAyward. simless course to tend,
ADe e16ies OF the mighty stream
h1t rolls 70 ~ appointed end.
(. s W. O. Bryaw.
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MuZIle Your Dogs.

On Thursday the law requiring owners OF
dogs to place muzzles on CANNES went into
effect, and continues until the 18th OF Sep
tember
The dogs Of this city seem to have great
fondness for letter-carriers Yesterday one
of them took bite from the leg of Simon
Shissler, substitute letter-csrrieT, on Poplar
street.
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Passed Through

a large number oi prominent military men
passed through this city on the Philadelphia
Accommodation this afternoon. They were
on their way to visit the encampment at
Devon. on the train were Governor Patti
son, Adjutant General Guthrie, Col Hart
rantt and others. They had two Pullman
and two baggage cars.
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aRhETS.


PBILApsLPHIA. July 10 Flour - Market
steady sales OF $50 barrels MINI. bakers
o. 50sJi 81 Penna iRmily At o. S7hG4 ; Western
at - 25ISi - Patents, ~ GlGs5 o.
Bye hour dull ats 3OGg5 40.
p. m, call-W heat-July, s516C Aug
s574c Sept, SsI.c ; oct, s7l.c.
Corn-July i5ci Aug, io7lc. ; sept, i514c
Oats July, aoAc; Aug. dc; sept, 3ic
oct, 8lc.
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Rev. z. y. Schelly has brought a suit for
damages for slander against James T. Reber,
in the Berks county courts. Mr.. Reber, it is
alleged, at a meeting of Schuylkill Chassis in
the First Reformed church, Reading, last
month, said "he knew that Mr.. Schelly had
collected money tor the missionary cause
which had never reached the treasurer
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At Penryu To-Day

The Sunday school, of Trinity Lutheran
church is holding their annual picnic at Pen
ryn to-day. The special train this morning
had eight cars filled when it left the upper
depot Tomorrow a MilersvIle Sunday
school goes to the park.
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The Chief knows tn. Thief

Information is wanted by the chief of police
as to the ownership of the bay mare stolen in
this vicinity some time last fall. Any person
having had such mare stolen will call at the
station house and leave description, as the
thief Is known to the chief
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jy9StdF

ESTATE OF ANN X. UHLER, LATE
IL of Mannheim borough. Lancaster county.
deceased The undersigned auditor, appointed 10
pass upon exceptions and to Distribute inc
balance remaining in the hands OF samuel Rice,
executor 10 and among those Legally enutled
10 the same, VIII sit tor that purpose on IoEs'
DAY, jolly 20, lss6, at 10 O'Clock a. m, In tho
Library Room of the Court House, IN the City
OF Lancaster, where all persons Interested in
junes5-stdF WM. N. APPEL, Auditor.
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Saturdays Park Races

In addi tion to the other races on Saturday al
McGmnn's park, there Will be IA match running
race for 800 between Bard Il shirk's b, M,
Country Girl" ana Geo. Beudrr's b. IN.
Maud both from New Holland.
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The Flag of All Nations

Washington Letter to Galveston News.
Hiestand, OF Pennsylvania, is known as the
Dutch lrishmsn," because he is German by
descent and in the most uproarious fashion
celebrated 81. Pstrick's Day in the House last
March.
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He Got Hail Dozen,

From the Reading Herald.
George w. Lehr OF LehrN Clark, returned
from trip to Lancaster county yesterday,
with SIX non-union cigarmakors VINO will 20
10 work in their factory.
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Mr.. Andrew Lump, residing at IDS St Jo.
seph street, was chasing the flies from one of
his cows while his wife was milking The
cow raised her head suddenly, striking Mr.,
Lump on the nose with her norm making a
large triangular cut across that organ.
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Death Of Charles Canstine.

Charles Constine died this morning of os,-
erai debility at his home ON Wasbjneton
street. aged So years. He was an Old cabinet.
maker, and had worked for Henry Wolf for
the last 20 years Previous to that he WORK al
for Widmyer a Ricksecker. He was isnitor
Tor . number OF years at the Duke street
schools.
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A NnIhH MnnAn.

This afternoon a woman who was drunk
raised noise at the depot. She was taken
| to the station house by Officer Pyle, where
| she gave her name as Simpson. Her name il
not that but Iuit and this is not her irst
otiense
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no YOU KNOW THAT CLARKE WILL

- offer to his patrons for one month, com.
mencing SATURDAY, JULY 18th, the greatest
bargains In Teas, Coiiees etc, ever before heard
OF In this city, Our bargains are such that we
only care about those in want of our goods
knowing them therefore we want to tell you in
point what they are. IL you pay our store a
that you viii be pleased. Our motto Is to lead
but never follow. Call ana see us during the
next month. CLARkE's
No, 3S West King Street.
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Inspector OF Rins Practice,

Lieutenant w. ii. l.awser, Of Ti,rrisbury
/ sDe.,99r- appointed by Colonel Frank J.
Magee, of the Eighth Regiment, n. q. T.,
to be inspector of rifle practice Tor the regi-
ment
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Stolen at Lebanon,

Chiet Smith has received telegram to be
on the lookout for light brown mare, stolen
last night from Jonathan Arnold, of Leb.
anon.
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Made An Assipumeut

Geo. l.. Eckert OF Manor township, to-day
made an assignment of his property for the
beneht OF creditors to Daniel Lintner of the
same township.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-16

Tomorrow the =. o. 5. of A, at Terre II i'll
will hold public dedication and installation
OF officers A grand parade will take place
in the afternoon. Members of the order at
AnnvIIle, MOhnsville, Wernersville Myers.
town. Lancaster, Ephrata and Reading will
be present
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On Fast Line this afternoon A. J. Kaun
man, esq, OF Columbia, aud David Leder.
man, OF this city, went TO Bedford.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-16
Arrived in Rotterdam.

Rev. Father A. +. Ksul and party, who
sailed from New York about twelve days
ago, arrived in Rotterdam on THURSDAY, on
the steamship p. Calland.
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Harvest Home Races
DEATHS,

Remember the fast trotting and running races
al McGmnn's Park, Saturday afternoon at 9..D
ociock. Adni ssion only - cents. 2ldh
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LEGIL NOTICES.
LSTATE OLE FRANCIS QUINN. LATE

LNSTATE OF FRANCIS QUINN, LATE
~ of Lancaster city, deceased. The under
signed auditor, appointed to pass upon excep-
uOns TO the account and distribute the balance
remaining I'm the hands of Rev. A. haul ana
bridget Quinn, executors OF the VIII OF FRANCIS
Quinn, deceased, to and among those leBaily en-
titled TO the same, Will sit Tor that purpose on
TUESDAY, AUGUST IL, 1856, at 10 O'Clock, In
the Library Room OF the Court House, In the
city of lancaster where all persons interested
in said distribution may attend .-
w. W, FRANKLIN.
IvgatdF Auditor,
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jy9 star
rSTATE OF MARY HAMILTON, LAW

INSTATE OF MANY AMTITUN, LATE
IL OF Lancaster city, deceased. The under
signed auditor, appointed Ia distribute the
balance remaining in the hands of q Edw.
uegener, executor OF the will of Mary Hamil-
ton, deceased, To ana among those legally en-
titled to the same, will sit for that purpose ON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. lsS6, at 10 q clock "A, m,
In the Library Room Of the Court House. in the
city OF Lancaster, whore all persons Interested
In said distribution may attend.
W. W, FRANKLIN.
jy93tdF Auditor.
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SILK UMBRELLAS,

SILK UMBHELLAS,
Reduced from 81 So to 81 80, from 800 TO 81 90,
from o. 80 To 500, from 800 10 s2.2j
from $3.50 10 " 50.
LADIES CASHMERE SHOULDER SHAWLS-
Cream, Black, Pink, Blue, Drab, Etc,
All Embroidered reduced from o. % to 81. So
from tA0O to u 81, from $50 to sl7j from s.,75 to
500, from $3.50 to ~ IS.
PLAIN sHAWLs, all colors. reduced from
sL25tO sl.Co.
CREAM ana BIEGE ORIENTAL SKIRT
LACES reduced from sc. to 75c, from SlO0 to
SIC from l4j TO sl.O0, from 81 80 TO sll9.
Bargains in EMBROIDERED TABLE
CLOTHS ut sl.O0 t.2S, slbO, $40 TO $3.50 apiece
one Lot of FELT, CLOTH. TURKEY RED
and LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, large siZe' re-
duccd from 75c. To JOc. apiece.
One Lot OF LARGE LINEN TOWELS reduced
from 25c. to l9c. apiece.
one Lot of CUILDREN's LACE COLLARS
reduced from lOc. TO &c. from l2c. TO lOc.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS reduced from l5c.
TO lOc
CHILDREN's BIBs reduced from lOc. to 7c
from l9c. to lic, from 2oc 10 l0c.
One Lot of BOYS FRENCH RIBBED HOSE,
full regular made, reduced 10 l9c. NJ pair
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Chsalss Shes sas syn gISyed at tba .hSsk,s;i,5 a.,

OF w. A. King, on Locust street. came very
near mashing his hand while at work yes
terday. The boy was scrapiug dough from
machine for cutting cakes, and got his left
hand caught in the machinery. The accident
resulted in very severe bruises.
A buoy has been placed on the old battery
In the river, beyond the iron span. In low
water the battery would prove an obstruc-
ton TO canal boats crossing the river.
On Saturday company G will arrive home
from their camp at Allentown.
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Furnished by S. X. Yundt, Broker.
CHICAGO July Ii, o'clock d. IN
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
The Artificial Manufacture OF Quinine. \
COrding To- McMeiI'. pIIm.

The Artificial Manufacture OF Ouinine Ac-
cording to Icwe;Cs Plan.
A remarkable discovery, bv which the
price of quininc may be reduced to
something like six cents per ounce. has
been made by Mr.. CreSswcll ncwett.
The synthetical Manufacturing ,o{ uuininc
was first suggested to Mr.. Hewett. i'm
1869, by the late DR.. Matthcson. OF ST
Bartholomew Hospital while giving
his assistance in course of cxperi-
mentS in connection with apomorphia.
subsequently, Prof. Parkes, of Netley.
aided with his advice, and to these gen
tlemen, rather than to himself. Mr.. Cress-
well Hcwett modcstly explains that the
process is due. The Importance of this
dlscoveryis rendered greater by the fact
that while hitherto we have been de
pending for our quinine on the cultiva-
ton OF the cinchona tree, from whose
bark only about two per cent. of GOOD
quinine can be extracted. ninety-eioht
per cent. being yaluelcss, the drug can
now be manufactured without limit bv
very simple process from an article
which can always be got in abundance
in any part of the world -London Lan-
cet
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POLITICAL POINTS.

The editor who called Logan
the American Gladstone " won't
need to apply for a copyright There
y no danger of Infringement BosioH
Hcr0id
livery note from Indiana is full
Of good cheer. Even the Congr,s.
-iOual fcudS have died away. and
ovciywhcrc the party is in good shape
and full Of vigor. Cmc,pfdf H..
q"irer.
10 is announced that Mr. Blaine
intends To- stump tho State Of Now
} ork IN the n"Nt campaign. whether
hc - nominated or not This will be-
a m1gnanimou, return for the action
81 New ork in -tumping Mr. Blaine
100 1881 So Inns Past DiDGirh
Lirutruant-Gove Black va,
invited 90 the reunion 81 the Ninety
Sixth regiment Of Pennsylvania volun-
ter, at POtt-viI.c lie replied. II
feel that the appearance II candidates
pu such occasions Is not altogether
delicate and might. indeed. boz offensive
to some. IhUmi,t hia Times.
II Is strange thar the Republican
press has never alluded 20 the fari that
tI. Dill increasing the pen -ious Of wild.
Vw- and dependent oil soldiers from
eight 90 twelve dollars month va.
pa->ed by Democratic House OF Rem
re-. natives and approved by Demo.
cratic Presi lent But the veterans and
those who have been benefited hy the
aci should not forget their friends ir
time OF need. -.-Bufui, IHurs.
The now Public Printer. NJ
krrlf..f r.trrf.N .r q
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MRS. FREMONT.
The Devotion OF This strong Minded wo
mani to Ier Husbands Interests.

The Devotion of This strong Minded wo-
mani to Her Husbands Interests.
Mrs. Fremonts figure j. too stout TO
be graccful-shc ALWAYS had a tendency
10 amplitude and this. with Her white
hair, gives her a grand maternal air,
which is in accordance with the fact.
Al first she strikes YOU as Older than
siXty-twO. After talking With her for a
while you think she must be younger.
Her mind is a fresh. alert and spark
ling as when she was twenty five il j.
ailluept in resources. / have often
heard ber called one oil the most intel
lectual women in America.
When Fremont visited California after
Buchanan's election. and at the end of
two or three years went 10 Europe. his
wife accompanied him, of course. He
and she have been inseparable. cxcept
where circumstances absolutely forbade
their being together. She was anxious
to join him in his early explorations into
the wilds OF the then unknown West, i'm
which the strongest men nearly persisted
and she would have gone. but for the
fear of making her husband ridiculous
almost the only fear of which she is cap
able. Courage. physical as well a.
moral, is one OF her most valiant traits
IL Is paternal Inheritance, and is what
Napoleon called of the two-o clock-in-
the-morning order. She would have
been only too happy to follow her hus-
band's fortunes i'm the field, and was re-
strained only by the consideration Ihave
named. She and her son, then a small
boy. were with him. and slept i'm the
same tent, when be was in Missouri i'm
1861, and ironical soldiers frequently
spoke OF her as being his chief OF staf.
She is capable OF carrying a muskct. and
using it, and am confident she would
lead any folorn hope. particularly if lis
object were TO advance her husbands
prospects. She is without the weak
nesses so prominent in many women's
characters, and for the ordinary woman
she has little liking Hernatural prefer
encc Is for the society Of men. because
they arc less frivolous, broader and have
higher aims. The stronger and more
intellectual class of women she affects.
and numbers many of them among her
dearest friends But she has no SYM
pathy with what is known "a woman's
rights. Cor. 81. LOUiS GiObc- Democrat.
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HOME. FARM AND GARDEN.

10 have fine crop If cherries aud
no WORMS. simply spray them with
London purple water right after the
blossoms arc dropped and then ,wo or
three times afterwards. t'>eatcacpoon-
ful OF the purple to large pail of wa
ter.-kruH Recorder-
1t y not alway~ easy to start 4
fruit-jar cover. InsteMd,uf wrcnchinV
your hands and bringinG,Rn bli,,er,.
simply invert the jar and PLACE The top
IN hot'watcr for minute. Then try
II. and you will lind il turns quite
easily. ~ r. FdrDer.
All small apples and other, defect
i've In form or damaged by worms have
their best market on the farm as food
for animals. IL packed with sound
FRUIT, even i'm small proportion. they
reduce the price of all even to the point
OF loss. ~ Y Telegram.
Minced Veal Cut the meat from
the bones. and having minced it very
fine with small piece of lemon peel.
CRATE over 1t q little nutmeg. and
sprinkle on some pepper and salt. Put
the bones into saucepan with q large
onion chopped line and water enough
to moisten well; ihickcn with little
Hour and butter and serve on buttcrcd
toast - The HouSehoid. 60.
To annISc convelcSciny child j.. a
hard and very important task for
mothers OF nurses One who has eN-
periencc reports the success of having
hung the walls OF the room thick with
illustrated papers. and giving the child
a long pointer His pointing and ques-
tioning concerning scenes in all parts
Of the world afforded meNhaustible
means OF amusement. Chicago Hcrdid,
Fig Pudding: Three-quarter> Of Il
pound of grated bread. half pound
of best figs, six ounce1 OF >uet, six
ounces of moist sugar, a teaspoonful of
milk, and little nutmeg grated. The
hgs apdcsheti. must bc chopped very
line. Mix the bread aud ,uct first.
then the iiSs, sugar and nutmeg, one
egg beaten well. and lastly the milk.
Boil in mold four hours To he
eaten with sweet sauce. Boston Post.
For Curing Hams: The following
mixture has been used by our family
(the countriiied oncs) for about three
generations. The hams are sure to
keep and are noted for their excellent
havor For one hundred pounds of
meat take four pounds of fine salt.
four ounces OF saltpctcr and one pound
of brown sugar. Rub the hams with
the mixture every other day, until all
is absorbed. No more salt i. required.
-nORtredi Witness.
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a long-haired professional piano
FOUNDER was giving the - Battle of
Prague to select audience A mu-
seal enthusiast in the audience cried
80, how natural! Listen TO the thunder
OF the artillery. Now You hear the
rattle of the small arms and the proans
of the wounded. Now the victorious
soldiers are plundering the CITY, II
hope they will carry off the piano. " was
the prosaic remark of the man sitting
next to the musical instrument eraS
.SUkinQS.
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"A ROPE Is a thing that Is easily taut -
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POSTMASTER CoNGER, OF Washington. ID.
q, was promptly cured by Red Star Cough
Cure
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u a LITTLE FIRE h. quickly troddep ant
Which. hninR amffnrpd riVnr. 80, -. i.

=. Az earthquake is not like other trouble
~ won't blow Ovor.-SaH Francisco ana
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REPRESENTATION may rob you OF time
put by increased diligence you can make
mp the loss; but IL it rob You Of life the loss
Is irremediable. III your health is delicate.
your mind depressed, Your whole being oui
OF sorts, depend on it you are seriously dis
eased. Ia all such cases DR. Pierce'5 "(iold-
en- Medical Discovery will speedily effect
a genuine, radical cure-make a new man
or you and save you from the fortunes OF
lingering disease -
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a UNIFORM and natural color of the wills
gers is produced by using Buckingbam's
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PERsoNs who take measures 10 enlarge
their bns-ness -Tailors
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3 months treatment for 80. Piso's
Remedy for Catsrrh. Sold by druggists.
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IhE barber tests the humidity Of the
hair by his bayrumeter.- IIa,hb,1io,. Cyi.,
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we have used Ayers Cherry PectoraI in
our family, for colds, with perfect success
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"Throw Phy.lc 10 the Dog. .

when IL is the oldfosh,oned blue mass. blue
pill sort, aud insist on using DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgatiye Pelletsn a modern
medical luxury, being small. sugar-coated
granules, containing the active principles
OF certain rootA pnd herbs, and which will
DO found tJ'uJntSfi" hlith,n,h tatbai4ic
power any of the old. fashioned larger
pills, without the latter's violent drastic
effects. Ih0 pellets operate thoroughly
but hsrmles,ly. establishing q permanent
" healthy action OF the stomach and
bowel, aud as an anti-bilious remedy are
unequaled.
WHI is carpenter like a barberi BE
cause hScaht Get dlongIwSthout sbavings.
~ \. Ltdger.
Piles, fistulFn, rupture aud strict.
.uro radically CURED Book Of particulars
10 cents i'm stamps. Worlds Dispensory
Medical Association, Buffalo, y. Y.
WHY do poets wear long hairf' asks nm
inquirer. Costs 10 nave II cut dear. that,
why L. Herald
AS GOOD as represented 4" Is what every
body says Of Frazer's Ago .Sirgafs ,ti.,t
Crows never kick ubh disturbance With
out caws -LifS
3 months treatment for 50 Pi,o's
Remedy for Catarrh. Sold by druggists.
PERsoNs who take measures 10 enlarge
their business -Taiors
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OXYGEN CURE Throat lung, nervous dis
eases. Book free. Dr Geppert, Cincinnati. q
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Crows never kick ubh disturbances With
out ca VS. Lin
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IN Is rumored that the Connecticut onion
crop is failure. No tear Boston Posf
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"As COOP as represented 4" Is what every
body says Of Frazer's Ago .Sireafs. ,,lru
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WHY do poets wear long hairF' asks IN
inquirer. Costs 10 nave IL cut dear, that,
why l. Herald
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15

WHT is carpenter like a barber BE
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
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