davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1888-03-21

officer who first arrested Patterson, was
recalled. He testified to the purchase Of
Patterson's revolver from Mr.. Meyer.
The weapon was offered in evidence. De-
tense inquired as to whereabouts of per-
sonal property taken from the prisoner at
the time of his arrest by witness.
Capt jerks was recalled. Patterson
refused to recognize him when the fugi-
tive was brought from Montana last Au-
gust. .N
Russell Thorp recalled. In June, 1888,
witness was a notary public for Laramie
county. An acknowledgment taken by
him at that time was offered in evidence,
but rejected. Mr.. Thorp briefly retold
the story of the escape of Patterson from
Carroll at his ranch. The prisoner had
denied his identity to witness in the Lara
mic county jail last summer.
John Murphy was recalled and testified
as to the relative positions of the skull
and body when Tin Hats remains were
found in Dead Mans gulch.
Oscar Sharpless stated that in his capa-
city as deputy sheriff he had often heard
Patterson deny his identity.
After a somewhat extended discussion
On the subject, an adjournment was taken
until 9 o'clock this morning. Defense
desires time to prepare instructions and
consult. The prosecution will probably
rest this morning. Three more witnesses
for the territory are to testify.
, 1888-03-21

The undersigned BARRIERS and proprie
tors of shops hereby testify that the OBJ.
ject Of }. Ii. Jones in having George Hill
taken before Judge Fisher for violating
the Sunday law was not due to malice,
but a desire to test the law. We approve
of the same: Henry School, Herman
Wellnitz, Robert +. Reamy, Earnest
WelIuitz, j. H. Jones, D. D.. Moore.
, 1888-03-21
HILLS 4 GoopsELL,s.
At 2I2 West Seventeenth street, are
just Receiving

A hno assortment of new millinery
goods which they take great pleasure in
showing to their customers, and if the
admiration these goods have received and
the man expressions of surprise at the
low prices at which they are being sold
is any indication which way the wind
blows, the ladies will not be slow in
taking advantage of this opportunity o
buy while there is a nice assortment to
select from.
, 1888-03-21

The annual meeting of the Luke Voor-
hees Cattle company for the election of
trustees and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come be
fore the meeting will be held at the office
of the company, in Cheyenne, Wyo,
on Tuesday, April 3, 1883, at > o'clock,
p. m.
t. W. RANSOM, LUKE VOORHEES,,
Asst. Sect. President.
, 1888-03-21
Flour Contract.

d. lSheridan Enterprise.l In. r..
The Sheridan Manufacturing company
have secured a contract to furnish Fort
Mckinney with $4,000 pounds of -four.
The mill company are making arrange
monts for its Immediate delivery. 10
, 1888-03-21

$40 reward for any information concern
ing the whereabouts of Dodil Barr, u
years old, heavy set, fair complexion dark
hair and eyes. Direct all communications
to Richard Barr, Fairpoint, Belmont
county, Ohio.
, 1888-03-21

PrlOr 70 the adl0urnmcnt the following
was adopted:
BE 1t resolued, Thatthe valuations placed
upon the several classes of live stock shall
in all cases be assessed upon the entire
number of the live stock owned by the
several owners thereof.
l sell goods Just as advertised. s. Kell-
ner.
, 1888-03-21
FOR SALE.

| will sell my household furniture and
carpets at a bargain. Inquire at the store.
S. KELLNER.
, 1888-03-21

ERRATA.
In Yesterdays issue the vote on cattle
valuation was given in such a manner as
to be unintelligible to the majority of peo-
pie. Subjoined is the correct and clear
statement. There were three ballots on
the question. The first was informal, in
dlvidual ideas on figures being pre-
sented. The second was on $40. so, the
third on SlI:
, 1888-03-21
ERRATA.

All sheep and goats were last year val
ued at $3.50. regardless of class.
, 1888-03-21

Last year livery and work horses were
valued at $75, American horses aud mares
and Shetland ponies at $50 and Indian
and miscellaneous at S25.
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SloneMnll Laeksnn.. W

""' ""'hNVh way -AF ths-.
are many men still living in this count, =,
participated in the bloody conflict !, - w
Mountain in Virginia, this incidep, 60.
by Senator Daniel at the unveilipv 81 80 ~
sons Monument at Charlottesville v. =,
recall TO mind with vivid force the tb,;,s. 81
scene SO graphically told by the eloquen, s..
ator. lie said. cat the battle Of Ceasr III
tain the hostile lines commineled In tbs,n.
Of the charge. Gen Winder had inc,
killed, and Col. Snowden Andrews Of ,b.
ullery' terribly wounded, both Marylabd...
The Conle3erates were in confusion s.a
looked as it the tide were turning soos.,
them. AZ this critical moment jackson e,-.
81 gallop, jumping the fence near bv a..
dashng among the disordered troons Il
snaiched the baitle-Rag from the sergs..,
who bore 1t; he drew out his sword. ana I'll.
the flag 10 his LEFT hand and the sword Il I,
right hand, he shouted: where is ms s,s,.
wall Brigade? Forward, menl Foru.,s.
Follow me. menl Follow met The II.
rallied around their chief, charged with I'll
and the feid was won Amongst the j.,
witnesses of the scene was the mere lad =
Federal Lieutenant who must have led Thea.
vance on bis side, aud who had just been s,,.
tured. He stood hatess near where Jaehae
passed With a broken sword 10 his hand al
as he saw the heroic deed he exclaimed \
Confederate. who is that otieer? Stoned
jackson! was the answer His face HtA
and forgetting himself in the entbumnn ]
the moment, he waved bis broken gJycWl5.zz
shouted. Glurrah for Stonewall 5acksoni~
on, boys, and follow yonr GENERALLY II
Confederates were so pleased will. ~ an
lad that they gave him a cAfnee to q, A.
soon after, Of which he promp W avale3 a..
self"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20

Conveyance OF Property, Theft.-0n
Sunday last at ST. Thomas Church. the Rev.
Father Renaud preached a sermon Oh ealumay
and detraction, and closed with a strong de-
nuneiaton Of the practice in this community.
Of conveyance Of property for the purpose 81
defrauding creditors. The reverend gentle
man stated that too frequently it had come
under his observation that many persons Who
had heretofore been regarded as correct, hon.
est and honorable, when being pressed tor
claims honestly due had conveyed their prop
erty to "a minor child, or some other relative
to whom no obligation could be due, and that
the object in so doing was pure and simple
upon the party making such conveyance. an
inteut to defraud lie furtheg stated il TIE
course Of his admirable sermon that persons
so acting were committing not only perjury
but mortal sin, for which on the great day
Of reckoning they would be held strictly re-
sponsible. To US the sermon was instruc-
tive, and edfying. During its delivery
we were amused to see the uneasiuess mani
tested by some Of the Old stages who b4v,
not hesitated in the past to convey their prop
erty to Their wives or children for the purpose
Of cheating honest creditors Such practical
sermons are OF mcalcuahle benefit, ana il
would be advisable for all ministers Of the
gospel to discourse more frequently on saca
practical questions rather than be continually
diving into metaphysics
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MarrIage. Miss Jnlla Merrlek. one Of

Marriage Miss Julia Merrick, one Of The
handsome and accomplished daughters Of Mr..
George C. Nerrick Of Prince Georges county
was married to Ensign R. D. Tinsdale of the
United States Navy, at St. Mary's Catholi,
Church, Annapolis, on Tuesday morning last
The bride wore white silk and carried a
boquet Of white flowers, and her sister, Miss
Alice Merrick, who acted as bridesmaid also
wore white The groom and his best mar,
Ensign W. c. p Muir of the Navy, were at
tired in the naval uniform, The b,ide was
given away BY her uncle, Mr.. Robert Bowie
4 large number offriends and relatives Of the
young couple witnessed the ceremony, among
them being the venerable Judge Vim Nj.
Merrick, OF Washington, d c., uncle Of the
bride
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Give rhem Good Rnoas

Give Them Good Roaas.-rbe s.;a..
on Chg public road in Pigawazen. il fat =
Mount Republic, is in a dangerous co,.it;on
and az any moment horse is Ii.bL -
thrown and killed in Consequence ~
complaint has reached US in eon.eor...~ :.
the condition of the roads IN lie SIN 49,.
and it is stated that no supervisor !, haas
has been over the road from IIsrri. -. -,
Rock Point this season The road ,. -3t =
from Chris Church in thar district ia cas -
Point has been mended, that Is. dirt S., qua
thrown in Che mud holes, ana M -, s.
stead Of being Leiterel, Pit \ MA ~ =
condition. ltwoald oe advisable r. ~ worse
for the commissioners to coalinoe ,,o mus
adopted by their predecessors to CO... ''V',.s
loak after some Of their supervisor, ''9aaliJ
would be possible for them ID con,'. 'lsn !
roads in the same good condition L ~ 'us
ia when nnder the control of Reppbl: were
pervisors whom their party denaano.1 Ian sa-
'erIy for doing as Aeg ,1t3 nothing . 'i''
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20
Nnm I.irhls nn the Pnfnmnc.

mandcr Casey y. S. N. Lighthouse Inspector
for the Fifth District, has submitted his annual
report to the chairman Of the Lighthouse
Boarl. He recommends new lights on the
Potomac river at Cobb Point Bar, Cedar
Point, and Maryland Point The recommen-
daton Of the inspector are generally consider
ed fayorably and in a short time we may ex-
poet new Iightsat the above designated places.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20
state Teachers, Assoeintion tn

State Teachers Association The
State Teachers Associations Of Maryland and
West Virginia met in ioiLt session at Noun
tain Luke Park Md, ON Tuesday evening
last About two hundred and fifty teachers
are in attendance The intellectual exercises
are mlerspersed with music by m orchestra
from West Virginia. and vocal selections by a
guariette from Maryland. The session con-
tiuues until to-day Dr. A. D. C9hey. Com
missioner, Secretary Maddox, and Miss Mary
H. Dement,, Miss Bessie Hodges, Miss Helen
Carrico, Mr., 7 NJ Carpenter and Mr. V b.
Pennington, teachers from this county are in
attendance.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20
Church Festivals A

Church Festivals An entertainment
vill be given at Elmwood Cnear Wayside, J
~ Picawaxen, on Wednesday, August lsb
for the benefit OF Christ Church.
a dinner and festival will also be given on
"Wednesday, August sta, in the grove at St.
Paurs Chapel CPiney. for the benefit Of the
church sunday school pleasant time is as
surcd all who attend the entertainments.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20

Liver Regulator viii rid you or 5,. mons
'e"aasoe' constipation and JilIioasoe,. F'', :,
will break up chills aud fever ana II
their retura' and is a cama,e,o .... 5''' en-
ali material poison-vat e1tiroi. N.ilQle for
qmn'ne Or calomel. rry Id anl nee rom
asloulsaed at The good lesa.ts X XVI Will b
Summons liver Roglitg- M. W 'le genuine
Leilin & &c. i-t-re4 b. II.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20

Rock Point Enterprise -Messrs
I. Whiting & Co., nt Rock Point, ar9mal
ius extensive preparations for large sek
canned goods during the present sea h.
They have planted eiahty-fve acres q D..
toes, aad ia Ten days will CONNER p
erntions. In the beginning of tba seas Il
will handled about eight hundred !.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20
Shirt Waists and Hats

for small and large boys up to IS years
old, fill one entire side Of our extensive.
Boys Department. Thousands 81
Waists in Linen, French and American
Percales, fancy and plain color FIanneIs'
newest effects. Prices from II cents 10
= 80. A gorgeous array of Stra"
Hats. Jockeys, Tam-o' Shanters, &c.'
as well as novelties from Paris and Lon
don in cloth and cashmere goods
Prices Is cents to 3 80.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20

Mrs. Phebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay county,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth Of which is vouched for by the resi-
dents Of the town 81 am 10 years old, have
been troubled with kidney complaint and
lameuess for many years, coali not dress my
self without help. Now ! am free from al.
pain and soreness and ara able to do all mi
own homework. owe my thanks TO Electric
Bitters for having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completely all diseases aud pain. -
Try a bottle 80 cents and 81 at ". W Pad
gett' store.
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Young Men and Youths

find Suits, &c. here that have been spe-
cially made up TO please the fancy and
ideas of young people. The very latest
designs at very mo lerate prices. SUITS
from 90 to % co.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20

Arrival Of the Anuie Wallace. The
Annie Wallace from Plymouth n c. Clp-
t,iu A W. Blte>nan, large three must
hooner loaded with shingles, consigned to
Captain Thomas J.. Twiford our energetic
and successful eud aud humber merchant, arr
rived at Port Tobacco warehouse to-day.
Buildcrs, contractors, farmers AMI others, can
lie furnished vita a Grsi.cLcs article 1T salts
factory rates. Captda rwiorl bu' in large
quantities, pays the cash for all his pur-
c.n,ses, aai in consequence sells AT reds lu,blc
prices
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Furnishings.

Everything to complete a gentleman S
outfit from a collar button to the richest
novelties in finest filings from at home
and abroad Lowest prices always.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20

Disgraceful.- Sis reported that disgrace
ful scenes are enacted at GYmout on exeur-
sion days. On Sunday last lighting and
rioting was participated in during the day
and cut heads aud bloody noses were quite
numerous Such a state Of uaIirs should not
bee permitted by the proprietors. as nothing
breaks Up and ruins place Of resort faster
than Drunken broils. One or two sworn
o0icers who are determined men viii soon
cause good order 70 be res1rcd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20

Inc In pI0t0 RnoI Venr-o- nuoa a.
, sa: ., .'' g. a se o. ' ,s s.s
of commissioners and en8earor 70 ,ras,;l
upon them the necessity Of y4sairioa MT rood
leading from Port Tobacco IL n, PIX mo
road Is the most uso5 t5o,ongbf,. /, M
county and has no, b,da, hal, orn.,.,.
jt WaIno Senator rI.l., r..i,. r.
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ORDER NISI.
htAe Circuit Court far Charles County.
No. 7o2 Equity.

Charles F Hayden aud al IS Eliza V. Weems
and Eliza Y. Weems ami Adrian Posoy ad-
miEistrators of f. W. VI GEMS
Ordered by the court this 18th day Of July
1888, that the report Of the sale of the real es-
state in the ABOVE proceedings mentioned,
made and reported by A. Posey, Trustee, be
ratified and confirmed IN ess csnse to the con-
trary be shown n or before the first Monday
of August next provide copy Of this order
DC inserted in some ne spaper published IN
Charles county once week for three ,ucces-
sive weeks prior to the said first Monday OF
August next.
j. SAMUEL TURNER Clerk
ct. Ct. for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
jy l3-ct
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Write for a Catalogue ana price
list, and beautifully co'ored cards, Men
ton this paper. Our guarantee that
prices shall be lower for same quality Of
material and workmanship amply pro-
tects all purchasers.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20

Miss Kate Dickinson ana Miss Maggie Pratt,
the two handsome and attractive ladies who
have been the guests of the Rev. James E.
Poiadeyter for several weeks past LEFT for
their home in Caroline county, Virginia, yes
terpay morning Their departure has caused
many regrets to be expressed By our young
gentlemen who have been assdious in atten-
ions dnring taeir stay.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20

A Visit to the Great Store will
convince you that there is not in all Bal
timoro nor the Sout'i a stock of Men 5
Fine Clothing that even begins to com
pare with ours.
Tie markets Of the world have been
searched to provide the best for our
customers. Business, dress, and tourists
Garments in greatest variety.
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To Order Department,

For those who prefer their Garments
made to measure. All work high grade
and guaranteed, and best talent only
employed.
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OEHM'S ACNEHAL.L.

5 and 7 w. Baltimore St, / door from
may 1G-bm Charles, Baltimore, Md
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The regular tenn Of the July court did not
/ commence on Monday last. His Honor Judge
i Stone was unexpectedly call'i to SIT in case
to ne argued before a full bench of the Court
of Appeals on that day. In consequence
couS. " .io1rned until Monday next, the
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

A little giri residing II 81 James Parish,
In. recently wrcse tho following letter
70 Hsrper's Toaag People. IN which she
described how sugar IS lna1s on tao Louisiana
sugar planfaticrs:
live on = sugar plantation which Is situa-
tcd o. tho Mississippi river, and viii Try 70
give you littls account OF how sugar -
uI-te on = s1gz- plantation. The cane IS out
in IL fed ~ n-gTos We employ from
ss~--.y - n hundred negroes daring the h.r
yessiaS season. OF ti> cane. When the can.
is cut it is carried & the sugar house and put
under a sa-d. W nen 10 Is under ths shed
there are hands there who put it on a band,
which carries it 70 toe rollers; then it passes
through the rollers to havs az the juice
Ia.shsl ole Of t. TLc refuse that is left
Wien nice IS mashed out OF the csnc is
called -e-ass: the besass is carried of by g
hand - n large chimney, where It ls buried.
When ne rollers have mashed the juice out
of ths cane. il passes tarouSh httlo box
Eliei with suipnuF fuEses: TIE sulphur is 70
puffy ths juic- from there tho juice goes
through trough INTO big boxes, wpieh NO
clll juice boxes. where il rcrla.rs Until it -
thoro1slly sc-s.cl. Then It !, pvt in kst.ies,
bet before i IS put in tho kettles VIC use lit
L.s line 20 cleanse thc juice, 50 al Of the dirt
E7d inpurit IS VIII como up To the top Sd ~
car be throrn of by means OF = paddles
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

The Chicago N1f says: The Los An
gsles real estate boom hss collapsed and
The hoczsrs ara saving wood and doing
other OF obs Several thousand prom
isirx subdivisions hsvs relapsei INTO =
state &C fastocal guiosusss- When toe
crop Of mortgages = harvested toe land
VIII 6a painted IA potatoes, as usas."
Tiers = nntoubtoliy some truth n these
Statement. al the remit was TO bs ex-
pec;8d. Leg innate booming, that j.. the
b usst slvsr .siaE Of 4 toms alvsnts-
sog. is Something saiCh every tosu owes
% Itself. bat art lcisl booming. misreprs-
sru,ssson 20 facts anI ins creation ot ic.
tit.ous values are sure % result IN a col
l.pss that - disastrous according to tie
,xient % Witch ths -uissep s1sE;ion
hss bssr carried. Business can not sia0i
sr EXCESS q stimniants any more than
can a man aud The result OF such excess
Is very mucn lhs sano with buN1sss -
WITH men. Is csus-s = collapse every
tine.
Lee Aaxelss nss been. "a susPsc:.
bccmf1 % excess. Now - boom is
s6out To- De transferred % Wsshin Ston
Territory. The specu stors who 60 theirs
early al xnov when 70 ut ont, VII
rrks sorfu1rs. Tha cfhsrs xii not.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14


a 6 Eislds O.,efaiis "a. ssll oe sssn ss
Eas t,pef4 Haisss 1@xs Ffi'iay sssniag
J1hn 3. fineb Lodge. ]. .. C. T. vii
gre SOFA. a. Ao. iol AEoity-sg. toEGcrfos
aiga1
TIE auskezoa Business Meas Associa-
ti4a hssa s1ssF regular ms L-0s ias-
eFeaiax
TIE Drug Clerks Association Of ta.s city
1s.e u-esiius a. TIE Bradford Hole last
eseBllg
q. ShryeY. Q, the u OF Shrivsr &
We4 hsriy 0la1d AsrI1s, 49, 10 town 0n
rasins yesterday aa1 guest = tee Oe-i-
dsnt.
Depaty Marshal l. p Coyey len on yes
trr,ay mornings train for Lansing. whsfe
he vii attend al annual eneampInsnt Of
the Il .chlgan G. A. X.
tick England and A DerOueh, OF To-
isdo. alli meeg IA a hhTd-glove contest a.
North Auskeg0n tomorrow night. The
match IS - le 10 = finish aud strictly on its
merits
The Desky Palmer case attracted more al
tsnti0n than ever IA the Great Cours yes
tsrcsy. Ihe oar was crowded with attOr-
nsys saa somsn. and Tue remainder VI the
room was packed 10 the doors and win
doss The case w.li probably 40 % the
jury some time today.
The adjourned case OF Pat McGrsw and
James Gallagher. who were arrested for
roboing I'd smith. editor Of the Whitehall
IofuHs. was again afrsignen in Justice
Miller cOart yesterday, out as both sttOr-
neys had cases on trial st the Circuit Court,
The case was adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
DR.. w. Il. CHRISTOPHER
NOTICE.

To he Qualified Eeotor Of The oOsrn,s a.
Kent
Notice is hereby gwen that the qnasiou
ss 10 whether or not the County ~ Kent thsl
raise by loan Tie sum Of une hundred stc
fny thousand oollau. for The .,urpose ~
erecting a Court Eouss vii i< Submitted u
the qualified electoR Of tue County Oi Eent
al the annual township meetings thefeof
and the charter election II the clts 81 Grand
Eapios 10 he he'd in sid County on the INT
Mondsyln April. A. d ltst. sslo loan 70 - pay
able A. fcl0uA and at rate ~ interest not b.
exceed five per cent peF snnum ou al sums
remaining due and unpsic.ut the hfteeutb cay
January of each and every year. 20 VT
The tum % ten thousand dollars payable on M
ffeeuth caY of January, 1eqN
The sura ~ twenty thousand Goiisrs payable
the nfiecnth Gay Of gspusry. 1891.
The sun Of ten thousand colisr paysble ON th~
fifteenth dsy ~ Jsuuary. 1877
The sun o twenty ito1sRrd colsrF payable on
the fifteenth day OF Jaaaafy, 1877
The sum Of teD thcussnd ooiist Ysysbis g. The
hfeeptb dsy Of January, lss<
The eum 0f tVeDiv thousand DO an payable on
the ffteenih day ~ JsnUsry. 1se6.
The uim OF Ten tboussrd collar payAhle CD ths
fffeenft dsy 81 January. J I~4f
The sum 81 twenty tbouf Nd dollar payable On
The fiiecnfb das Of January. lkT.
The fufn ~ ten tbeursud doilsfs payable on ne
fifteenth dsy # January. 100
The sun uf twenty thousand dollars payable on
the fnesnth dfy ~ gsnusry. ls9
Dste6 February u ltS
py order 81 tic Board ~ rfTpcrieoz of Eeut O.
JACOB WAlEEh
COEEEI1UE J. H1KNE1. ChslTuin 0f Board.
Clerk oi Beard
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

The EngsEs ef Gsr1laEy, ao1zasll1S eE
tssnfg-ssx Different States. tie ehisf 81
~hI Z = Pr1sss. las tots. population
u $50, ~, seecEdiag 70 . esIsas iAAsn
u i>SA The tsrritcrsi sres u tbs sn--
pirs L. 2Ii.lSj square miles. tns szea
81 Isx4s = zf-z.z51 a. zszs m1se. Il I'll
Dc sesn. therefore, tEat s1Ils - sFes ihe
Empirs . sma.lss - ovsE stty fhcassna
ssasFs zL.ss tl41 oas q car ststes. iss
popalauoa Is tnrss-l0aKsts Of tnzs q tie
wsols Eitsc - ate
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
sr.NrrsG Axp EMpRoIpERY.

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l haven't felt like trying that pattern-or
snyihing elsc-for q week. These awful
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where 10 look for relief. DR.. Pierce's Fa-
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those peculiar weaknesses and distressing
ailments. Why il even cured me OF pro-
lapsus. and many Of my lady friends have
been cured OF various grave malsdies pecu-
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IL is the only medicine sold by druggists.
under positive guarantee from the manu-
factureTs, that It will give satisfaction in
every case. Or money refunded. Read guar
gntee on bottle-wrapyer.