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The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
o. v. A. FAIR.
Concert by the Pleasant Hin orches-
ira Last Night.

The attendance at the Deering Village I'M
prevent Association fair was fully as large
yesterday as it was Wednesday, The after
noon musicale was greatly enjoyed, and the
concert given by the Pleasant Hill orchestra
in the evening was pleasing, the following
being the programme:
Overture Zethus. fettee
;,nas :r r. rasas
Selection Plantation Echoes. G. II: Ross
WaltZes-Glen Cove. Nv. s. Ripley
Galop-Le Petit Faust. III. Ross
The hearts Of the orphans were made glad
by a visit to the fair, through invitation of
the society and Mr.. Newman's kindness, who
furnished heated car for the occasion.
Eighteen little ones. accompanied by two
matr0ns, were given the freedom of every
part of the hall from 10 until II o'clock.
This will be by far the most attractive
evening, and the finest supper of the season
will be served. The fan drill will be some
thing entirely new, and with the other at
fractions cannot fail to delight all New at
fractions are offered for visiting the wonder
full dolls reception; one of the most striking
is the telephone scene, which recalls to many
a story of the recent election, in which the
lady represented is saving, II will take my
hat, DOCTOR" while the man who bet on Har-
rison has host of friends, as well as large
stock of hats and cigars.
For this afternoon the following pre-
gramme is to be carried out:
Vocal Solo. ...Mr. ii. T. Harmon
riano ~ MIS- ross
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
Ordination at canton.

A council Of Baptist churches commenced
in Canton on Wednesday, Dec u, to exam
inc and ordain to the work of the Gospel
Ministry Joseph NJ. Long. The council
organized by the choice of Rev. A. T. Dunn
as moderator, and E. N. Carow, ESQ.,, as
clerk.
The statement of the candidate was frank
and full, clear and concise, and 1t was per-
fectly satisfactory to the council. In the
evening large audience gathered to attend
the ordination services. The following was
the order:
Invocation. Rev. s. d. Richardson of Hebron.
Scripture. Rev. Z. c. Whitman of Auburn.
Sermon: Rev. A: X. P. Small. D. D., of Portland.
Rev. W. Il. Clark of Mechanic Fails.
Hand Of Fellowship. ............................
60, Rev. F: s. Harden, Of Hebron.
Rev. j. Il. Barrows Of BucikGeid. 49,
Charge to the Church. .....................
Rev. E. s. Small Of Lvermore Falls, Falls.
Music was furnished by the choir OF the
Canton church. The services were of deep
interest to all. The interest was deepened by
the fact that the house Of worship, which
has been thoroughly repaired, was reopened
at this time. Under the direction of the
well known architects, Stevens & Cobb, of
this city, about $500 has been expended in
much needed repairs. A cosy, comfortable
vestry has been added at the side of the main
building, the entrances have been changed,
the interior walls have been repain'ed and
tinted, new carpets have been laid. new
cushions, new furnaces, new pulpit furnish
ings have been put in. Through the aid Of
the Baptist State Convention, all expeDdi-
ture were provided for,and collection taken
at the service was thank offering in favor
of the State Convention.
Everything is full Of promise in the work
of the church, and the community may con-
graduate itself In having we'll equipped
house of worship and thoroughly furnish
ed and talented minister in the pulpit.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
Placing Ruovs.

The United States lighthouse tender Iris,
which has been undergoing repairs at the
dock in this city, sailed yesterday morning
on a cruise westward as far as Portsmouth.
On her way she will change whistling buoy
off the Isles of Shoals, set other buoys along
the coast and remove those which will be in
danger from the ice the coming winter.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
Maine woman suffrage association.

The meeting Of the Maine Woman Suf-
frage Association and its friends will be
held in Reception Hall, City Building, to-
morrow, Saturday afternoon, at 23O
o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by the
Rev. Henry Blanchard and Mrs. l.. M. N.
Stevens. All persons interested are cordial
" invited to attend.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14

AT 2.3o and 7.3o p. m. today, F. o. Bailey & Co.
will sell at store No. 22s Middle street, choice
collection Of French Marble Clocks, in new and
elegant designs, bronzes, &c. These are direct
from the importer, and great Bargains may be ex-
sected. See notice in auction column.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
Kings Daughters.

The Kings Daughters of Grant and New
High streets gave a delightful parlor enter
tainment at r. ii. Turner'S, 80 Deering
street, before large audience. The pro-
gramme was a fine one. Some of the best
talent in the city gave their services. making
the affair a grand success. The money
raised will be spent for charitable purposes.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
New Business for Portland.

]. M. Snow, agent for the New York and
Maine Granite Paving Block Co.. has
shipped from here this season 100000 paw
ing blocks to New York and Philadelphia.
The blocks were manufactured at North
Jay, Me, and at North Conway, N. H.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
presldent-EIect and mrs. Harrison,

President-Elect and Mrs. Harrison.
Two very fine etched portraits of Gen. and
Mrs. Harrison, have just been issued by NJ.
r. HymaD, publisher of the Indianapolis
Herald. Portraits on one plate, 16x22, ele-
gantly printed. Agents wanted in every
town in the country. Send % cents for sam
pie portraits and terms to agents. Address
M. R. Hyman, publisher, indianapolis.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
Y. m, C, a. Bulletin.

Friday afternoon class for the study of the
International Sunday School lesson, led by
Rev. f. T. Bayley.
Saturday boys branch meeting at 2p. m.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14

In this city, Dec. IS, by Rev. A. I. Dunn. Geo.
II. March and Miss L. Isabel Lowell, both of Yves
brook.
In Saco, Dec. IL, VIM. II. Cole and Mrs George
Blaisdeil.
In West Parris Nov. %, Thos. F. Kendall and
Minnie T. Parsons. both of Paris.
In West Poland, Nov. 20, Geo. B. Hanscom O
Poland and Miss Josie b. Cook Of Casco.
In West Poland, Nov. 80, Horace q. Thurlow OF
Raymond and Miss Abbie r. Lothrop of Auburn.
Iu West Poland, Dee. 10. William Greenbanks
Of Oxford and Miss Lizzie A. Brown Of Poland.
In East winthrop, Nov. IL, Robert c. Towle of
ter.
In Gorham. N. H.. Dec. IL, by Rev J. Nixon,
John w. Lothrop and Miss Mary K. Fish, both OF
Gnrhan
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers Of real estate In
this county have been recorded at the Regis
Portland-Charlotte K. Wills to Charles Mer.
WIndham-George W. Hamblen to J. J. Grant.
81 &c.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
U. s. DISTRICT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WEBB,

THURsDAY.-United States vs. Nathaniel Han
ma OF rrist0l, Three indictments for TO gerry OF
pension papers. Fined 800 and sentenced TO
six months Imprisonment In Wiscasset Jail.
District Attorney Bird for government
Messrs. Cleaves and Strout for deft
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation;
Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructation;
Gives healthy sleep; also aids digestion;
Without narcotic stupefactiOn. oct5d&Wly
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14

In order TO avoid all danger Of running your
health by drinking impure water, add 10 to 20
drops of Angostura Bitsers to every glass of
water you drink. oct8eod&w
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14

The good old Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Best known cure for Coughs. Colds and Consump-
tion. Genuine: Cutler, Bros. & Co., Boston.
oct24 eodXw6mos
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14

For any case Of nervousness, Sleep
lessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia,
try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
The only nerve medicine for the price In market.
dRyxuT
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
MARRIAGES.

PEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet adj
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14

Advice 10 Mothers. = MRS. WINSLOw'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; 1t produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub, awakes as "bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child soft
ems the gums, allays all PAIN relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes Twenty-Five cents bottle.
JAMIE FM&W&w1y
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
Ten Years a Martxr

blfS. SOPHIA BLOOM, oil portsmouth, n. IT,, was
a martyr to nervous dyspepsia aud female troub
les for the above named time. Her stomach gave
out sixteen years ago, gradually growing worse
until the system became so weakened that female
troubles of the worst form set In. Her stomach
would scarcely digest anything eaten. 1t had a
feeling as If there was lun p in it, with faint
all gone feeling and paiptation of he heart, neu-
ralgIc p .ins In the stomach aud chest She be-
came extremely nervous and could not sic, p more
than an hour at time. The contents Of the stom
ach as SOON as eaten would become sour with a
burning and extreme heat in the stomach. She
had great pains ia the small of the back with con-
slant bearin down pains in front and all the
attending symptoms of those suffering from fe-
male troubles. For ten years Mrs. Bloom had
not been able to do any work whatever And as
she had been treated by many of the best physi-
clans to be had in this part of the country, she
had long ago given up ever getting any help or
even relief. A relative in Portland sent her a
copy Of daily paper containing an advertise
ment Of Doctors Smith and McMullen, the mag
netic physicians at the United States Hotel She
had her husband bring her to Portland at once
and place her under the treatment of these gift
ed physicians. That was five weeks ago. Mrs.
Bloom returned to her home one week ago, and a
letter received by relatives says she lis attending
to her own work once more after so many years
OF suffering and that she is well as ever before
In her life. Now, what can the most skeptieal
ask as to the wonderful healing powers of Doctors
Smith and McMullen? They treat every form of
chronic disease. They are now permanently To-
Gated at the U. Z. Hotel, and can be consulted
free frora 8 a. m. to d. m.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-14
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

The following decisions with rescripts by Chief
Justice Peters have been received by the Clerk of
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30
This Original andworldR crowned Dictetic
Preparation T. n Substance Of
INRIgALLED PURITY and
MEDICINAL WORTH.
A solid extract derived by a new process from
4 STANDARD DIETETlC PREPARATION

And has been recommended and certified TO
bya large number of Chemists and Physicians,
representing "A very high degree OF medical
science, Us the
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30
The French Trieolor.

The Carnavalet Museum contains
also abundant materials TO enable US
TO trace the history Of the flag Of
Paris, which has become the tricolor
flag Of France. In brief. its history is
this: When the first French revolu-
tionary leader. Etienne Marcel, reused
his fellow-citizens to claim their rights
in the fourteenth century, he adopted
the colors red and blue because they
were the colors OF the old Parloir aux
Bourgeois or Hotel dc Vile. which
was the seat OF the municipality and
the center OF the revolution. In 1889
the Parisians followed the example Of
Etienne Marcel, and the Partisan cock
AIDE which Major Bailly presented TO
Louis XVI. when the King returned
20 Paris on July II, after the fall OF
the Bastile, was blue and red. The
King fixed It on the large white cock
ade which he wore on his royal hat,
and thus formed u tricolor cockade.
Lafayette, prompt to seize the polit-
zeal union which this chance juxtapo-
sition seemed to symbolic, induced
the Commune OF Paris to accept this
addition OF white to the red and blue,
and in 1890 the National Assembly or
dered that the old white flag of France
should be replaced by II flag repro
ducing in vertical bands the red,
white and blue Of the national cock
ade.-TheOdOrc child, IN Harpcr'S Mag
dziHc.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30
TIE souTII.

MISS MATTE WooLsEy aud her cousin,
Henry Love, were duwned recently near
Chattanooga. Tenn, while crossing a
stream In a buggy.
FIFTY women converts TO MOrmonism
were shipped from Birmingham, Ala, for
Salt Lake city under escort Of two elders.
1t was reported that nearly 300 simi-
larly dcluded women from East Tonnes.
see md North Georgia will go the same
way N IA week or two, starting from Chat
tnnOoga.
The Kansas City & Southern has issued
a notice thai 1t will he opened for business
on and after December /.
The family of William Morgan. "A white
farmer, were poisoned at Summeriield,
Ala, recently, some of them probably ia
tally. They ate food for dinner prepared
by a negro servant, and Immediately all
fell H. The negro Vas arrested.
SoME excitement was caused at Cana
dian, Tex by the returns from Denver,
Col, OF a piece of gold quartz found forty
miles south OF Canadian, the rock turning
out to Ice nearly pure gold.
THE house of Jack Gregg, at Leesville,
KY, was burned the other night and all
the family, consisting of five persons, per-
ished, except Gregg, who was away from
his house on business.
JUDGE FUCKER on the 2lst sent n letter
to Senator Blackburn, of Kentucky, to
fight n duel. The quarrel grew out OF
some statement made by Rucker with
reference to the late election, for which
Blackburn said he would like to kick him.
INTERSTATE military drill closed at Co
Iu,.IY,a 90 pn thn OtSt prtvag nara
awarded as follows: Southern cadets,
Macon, first prize, $1,000; second prize,
Witt rifles, Columbus, Tenn, 5000; Column
bus guards, Columbus, Ga, third prize,
500.
o. +. ADAMS, city treasurer of Macon,
Ga, is reported as being about $50. O0C
short in his accounts. He has been sus-
pended from office.
The Home Savings Bank, OF Norfolk,
Va, has suspended.
WARRANTS have been sworn out against
nearly fifty persons, principally negroes,
for illegal voting in the recent election IN
jefferson County, Ark. Democrats were
tbs compliments.
The fourth annual convention of the
National Editorial Association was held In
San Antonio, Tex, on the 2lst. Delegates
were present from almost every State in
the Union. President NJ b. White, OF
West Virginia, delivered the address.
The official returns Of the vote of Vir.
ginia are as follows: Cleveland, l5l, 9I1.
Harrison, $780, i2; Cleveland's majority
LOSS. The vote in 1884 was: Cleveland
1867; Blaine, 2 9,3j6; total, 2s4, S53.
Democratic loss, 4.406.
Tuu pntnrfuug runf.fu II II nunrh III,
man who robbed the Queen & Crescent
near New Orleans, Is wanted badly in For
Worth, Tex, by 4 number of men whC
hold worthless notes made by Bunch, az
%gregating SO far oyor $1,000.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30
THE LATEST.

THE German Reichstag reassembled on
the 22l. Emperor William opened the
session in person.
ADvlcEs from Samoa say that Matnnfa's
followers attacked u stronghold held by
the ndhercuts Of Tamasesc at Nata,
November =, and succeeded in capturing
the uutposls after two DAYS fighting.
Many Of the combatauts were killed.
Why REV. MAURICE \. WALSH, LII D..
pastor OF st. Paul Roman Catholic Church
aud Nlcar-Gcnoral Of the Archdiocese OF
Philadelphia, died on the sd.
GEORGE $. KNIGHT, the actor, was re-
ported suffering from brain trouble at
New York.
1T is said that peace has been restored
In Hayti, the so-callol rebels having run
out of cash.
CONGREssMAN WOODBURY., OF Nevada,
was robbed while asleep in his hotel at
Washington recently. a colored boy was
arrested and Sli0 of the none recovered.
A CALI has been issued for a Con-
stitutional convention TO be held at James,
town, December 3, to further the early adj
mission OF the Dakotas into the Union.
Ray. ARTHUR BRooKs, Episcopal cler-
yyman Of New York, created somewhat of
q sensation in the Church Congress re-
Gently by vigorously ~denouncing the sec
torian idea advanced IN the government
of colleges. He thought the broader they
were and the more daring men they
urued out the better. He believed in
Episcopacy, but not in running colleges.
His remarks were received with consider
able applause.
DETECTIVES think that General II. H..
Biggar, Of Atlanta, Ca, was first muir
dered in the hotel Mt Chattanooga, Tenn,
by a negro, who then set the building on
lire. The negro has been arrested with
Biggar's money and property in his possess
sion.
IT was rumored In Boulangist circles on
the 22l that the French Government in
tended to expcl General Boulanger on a
charge Of conspiring to overthrow the ex-
listing Government.
IT was announced recently that a physi-
clan from New Orleans had died Of yellow
fever in Chicago. No fears OF an epidemic
were expressed.
THE Railway Passenger and Freight
Conductors Mutual Aid and Benefit As
sociation of the United States met at Chi
cagO ON the 22d.
The last volume Of the report in the
tenth census has just been issued. IL COM
pletes n set Of twenty-five volumes, ag-
gregating l9,30i pages.
Elk PRESIDENT HAYES addressed an i'm
mense audience ut Farwell Hall, Chicago,
on the night Of the 22d on prison Re-
form"
GENERAL JONI NJ. PALMER, late Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor of Illinois,
has withdrawn from membership in the
G \. X. He was ~actuated 10y a belief
that the organization had been used po-
' litlcally to defeat him.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30


TunMss J. GoaufS ~d~fauitng sx-treas-
ursr 81 hawlius Cuuuty, Kan, has teen
arrested az Portland ors
rkrrEu srArrs MARSHAL EsnuSn. -
Cliutsu. was in Fort Dodge. last Seek
procuring wrts uf sisctment against farm
srs and other - tiers on the n-s Moines
river 'nuda Ths fact has caused great
excitement amonr the settlers m dire
threats are made shuuld eirctmeut be at
tempted
ImE schooner Hannah has been wrecked
near retoskv. Mich The crew escaped.
~ has teen announced in Minneapolis,
Milwaukee aud 81 Louis that the houf
mills are o. shut down ~ December I and
t b said that there Is a Z Eautic -four
trust the purpose of which Is 90 force NJ
the price al bTrsi
1HE Trunsruut mental Association con-
tiuurd its work uf revising tariffs AZ ~
Louis on the lFth The utmost harmony
prevailed.
TuE Harrison accommodation ON the u g
-Four road left the track hy reason u
spreading rails about two miles from Har-
rsun. Ind. ON the sDth. MANY Of the pas
s-nsers were seriously injured, one OF two
fatally.
Tar annual meeting OF the National
Cattle Growers commenced ut Chicago on
the 2lth.
OFFICIAL returns from the late election
in Onto suow a total vute u 81 ail.
R,au's plurality for Secretary Of state
was sl,aes tn" total Labor vote was
a4as aud tbo Prohibition vote ~ tau
Two children uf Mrs. John Boirdman, Of
Upper Sandusky, o., left alone In the
house recently v~cntured too near the CRATE.
Their clothing caug { fire and both were
harmed TO death.
a UytoN pkCGFfC working train return
ing 20 Laramie, Wyo. recently collided
with a freight train RULED by two engines
az Rock Greek station. An engineer and a
fireman were fatally injured and ten or
twelve lnhoreis on the work train slightly
hurt. The three angincs were demolished.
GToRGE FAEHEI, a member OF the Chi
cage Board Of Trade, committed suicide
ou thr 2ftl. lie lost $4,000 In the Septem-
her wheat corner and became dcspondent.
EDWARD and William Kitchell. cousins.
aged twenty-five aud eighteen years. sons
respectively OF ". d Kitchell aud T.. NJ.
kttchell, were drowned recently at Mon
tcvideo, Mimi, while skating.
THAYEE's plurality iu Nebraska was Is.
5Ca.
EvicrIoNs on the Dys Moines river land,
in Iowa commenced ON the goth. A fnrmci
named ~Buyington resisted desperately,
but was o~verpowered by the Federal Off
GERS.
TIE Knights Of Labor had a hot session
at Indianapolis, Ind, on the 2lst The
opposition to Puwderly was more pro.
]uouucod aud stronger than suspected.
a LIHEL suit in which the damages ar,
laid nj go ,010 wes begun recently against
he Chicago Times by the CONSOLIDATED
Rapid TIou-.taud Elevated Railroad Com,
pauy. OF Chicago, better known as tn,
State street ~" road which is eudclvur.
ing TO secure its franchise through tn.
city. The paper alleged corr upton.
TuE Cherokee Strip Livestock Associa
ton met In secret es,ion at Kansas City
Mo-, on the 2lst. II was rum0rcd that
lease would he effected with the Choro
KEGS at an advance OF 100000 on the oil,
one.
The National Association OF Car Ak,
Manufacturers was la session at Ciucin
natl on the 2l,t for an exchange Of views
b No change in prices wa contemplated.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30
MAKING A noME.
ne uush.sd ne. 80 10 Hi. share - Wei
- the wits.

ne uashsnd ne. ~ 10 uts share ~ Wei
- ths WITS
Men arr what their homes make
them-of whaf their homes made OF
them In infancy and youth That
women make homes has been sung and
preached until one reads with hearty
satisfaction Colonel Higginsou's intro
duction Of an address delivered last
summer az the commencement Of n
cirl's college. lie had been adiured.
said the speaker. not 10 talk 70 stu
dents and alumnn as women. but a.
human beings; 10 leave the matter OF
sex In education out OF sight for one
hour. The masculine element l. as
essential 10 the right composition Of
the home as lemon-iuice 20 the sugar
and water Of shcrbeL The household
where there Il not a mans hat on the
hall-rack IL = craft minus n side
wheel Tho music OF daily life with
out the heavier. ~up-bearing timbre OF
a bass voice. l. like the singing Of
canarios. very tuneiul and very thin.
The domestic duties Of him who
stands in the place Of patcr-iamilias
are not fulfilled when he has supplied
grist 20 the mill. His wife may be the
nominal captain. He Is part owner
and first mate. II she be the acknowl-
edged queen Of the realm he is the
power behind the throne. Which jun
bic Of metaphors. done into straight
forward English, signifies that a
woman can not. single-handed, make
n perfect home. II is a ioint-stoek
concern. in which each individual Of
the household has IA share, the parents
being the heaviest and the
board OF directors. Any thing else Is
IA loosely-cohering association OF hui
man PARTICLES. classed for the sake OF
convenience under ono name, and held
together by habit and policy.-Home-
Maker.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily Eswa
WARRINGTON 7

TuT ease against Congressman Glover.
who was arrested on the charge ~ per-
jury. tpitefully preferred by his ex-pri-
waite secretary. james Graham. u 81
Louis. was dismissed ~ Washington on
the 18th.
COMMISSIONER -EToCEsLAGEm has re-
ported the adjustment uf the grant 10 the
Cedar Rapids a Missouri River Railroad
Company b. the Secretary % the Interior.
wherein Il s shown that the company had
received AHBaW acre. more than said CONE
pany 81 entitled 90 under said grant
PAX CHrSg NANg. Curenn Minister, left
Washington ON the 18Th Tot home.
THE Secretary u the Treasury has is-
sued a circular calling attention % tn
fact that the retirement 81 National bank
notes s limited 90 - UnJ.0O n month. De-
posits for tho retirement u circulation
will be- acted upon according 70 priority
and within the limit.
SENATOR NEsr's committee invcstirat-
ing the beef business opened proceeding
at 81 Louis On the Eth.
THrHE was a report In Washington un
the 2lth that Colonel Lamont would be APP
pointed Judge Advocated General 10 suc-
'eed Swn M. Lamont denied the rumor.
THE Prcsident-olect has rendered + W.
Halforl, managing editor Of the lndianup
oils Journal. the position Of private secrS.
tary. MIR. Halford IL forty-Gve years 81
ngc and came from England when "a child
with his parents, who settled in Cluciu-
aati.
Mus. SHERIDAN. widow OF General Sher.
dan, left Washington fur Canada ON On,
1l.t for the purpose Of securing the En-.
glish copyright 10 the memoirs Of her hus.
band, which a residence ON British sol
will give her.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30

Sold by Druggists.
JOHN earle & SONS, : New Yorn