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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-25
The State Central Committee.
[Tines. Denocrat.l

The Democratic State Central Com-
mit'ee, at its last meeting, instructed
all Democrats to vote the regular par
ish ticket whether good or bad.
The dictum of the committe on the
point will coerce no one into the sup
port Of bad city ticket, and force no
one to bow down and submit TO Fitz.
patrick 4 Co. 1t had no right to issue
the order. 1t had best go slow aud not
cause the people, by action like this, to
examine any further into the extraor-
dinary and undemocratic manner in
which It was created. The Times
Democrat had something to say on this
subject at the time the delegates from
the parishes voted to take from
the people and invest in themselves
the right TO elect these members Of the
central committee. The people, in
sending delegates to Baton Rouge, pre-
scribed and Limited their powers, and
never intended that they should usurp
the right to eject the State Central
Committec-a right which, according
to all Democratic usage, belongs to the
people alone.
The committee, thus constituted, and
with the additions made to IT in the
persons Of the bosses, declares that all
Democrats must vote fol the parish
ticket, however bad, which is tanta-
mount to saying that we must submit
to boss rule, how never Iuinous. Such
an cdict will not and ought not to be
obeycd and is not for the best interest
of the party. The members Of the
Young Mems Democratic Association
oy hptinr II 70 hn
and Gov. Nichols and the entire State
ticket will have no more ardent sup
porlers than the members OF the Young
Mems Democratic Association and their
friends. The result Of the Baton Rouge
Convention, SO far rs the nomination
Of a Democratic State ticket was cons
cerned, was the law and the gospel to
all true Democrats in Louisiana. There
will be, there can be no possible trouble
on that score, but the municipal tick et
Is different affair, and tho people of
New Orleans are determided to have
Il good city government despite the de-
nands and Vaccinations of the ring.
They do not propose to bow meekly TO
the mandate Of n parish convention,
manipulated by and in the interest OF
the men who have brought them to
the verge OF ruin. Nor do they propose
To be read out of the Democratic party
for exercising their clear right as Dem
Ocrats to select their own municipal
officers.
There is no principle Of Democracy
involved; there is no plank Of the
Baton Rouge Convention that can be
brought under consideration. We arc
seeking to get what New Orleans needs
an efficient, intelligent, rcpresentns
tive, business government. And we do
not believe that the State Central Com
mittce can prevent this or stop the
popular revolution against The ring by
any pronunc!amcnlO.
| We refuse to recognize its dic,um on
this point; VIC refuse TO recoguiZ. its
! right to dictate TO the Democrats OF
| New Orleans rs to whom they shall
vote for TO manage their affairs and
disburse their money.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-25
Gunnlpg Tor Big Game.

A New York special OF Feb. IA saye;
The district attorney Of this city hes
decided to send jay Gould aud Russell
Sage before the grand jury to be Ia.
vestigated. For some time Colonel
John Il. Fellows has had under coustd.
Grafton the case Of these milllonaises,
who are charged with the fraudulent
conversion CT q, ,000, 900 worth OF Dsn>
YER Pacific Railroad bonds. II vat
only this morning that Colonel Esl
lows decided to lay the matter before
the grand jury, aud he has nxed upon
Thursday norning for that event.
cit ts not In my power" said the
district attorney to-day, "to speak
freely to the press Of this matter or Ia.
deed Of any matter with which am
officially connected, whether It be
big or little. In this particular case /
have no new facts to give. NY duty
Is to submit all the evidences Ia the
possession OF this office to the grand
jury and leavs them to decide what 10
to be done in the premises, shull
make no recon mendation Ia this csse.
l cannot tell you whether there is any
thing In the case or net. I ann treat.
ing the matter exactly the same % I
would any other In which less proml.
nent persons are interested. nave
not one rule for the rich and another
for the poor. No one directly or indi.
rectiy connected with them has ap-
proached this Office or any member OF
the staff to obtain any privilege OF
bring about Il delay or tu anyway do
anything that would affect the position
Of the accused"
Outside Of the district attorneys Of
flee however, It was said that Colonel
Fellows had found something In the
case which hsd induced him TO submit
II to the grand jury. Colonel Fellows
was of the opinion that the crime OF
Withholding trust funds was q contin>
uous one, against which the statute OF
Limitation did not lie
Assistant District Attorney w. Ii.
Delaney said to night.
"The punishment that may be
awarded is imprisonment In state pris,
Oh for not less Than Ave years nor more
than ton years, and fine not exceed.
ing the value Of the property mlsAp.
proprtated, with interest thereon from
the time OF misrepresentation, which
In this case would be FROM January IA,
1880, and 20 per cent thereon In addi.
tton. In this case, should conviction
be had, the amount would be about
So SOC, ,OOO."
Russell Sage said to-day: IL am not
ut all surprised ut the action Of the dis
trici attorney; It IL just what we OF.
pected long while ago. will cheer.
fully go before the grand jury"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-25

He was talking 10 Kentucky audi-
ence on the subject Of the tariff. lie
said: "Take whisky, for instance"
when every man in the audience arose
with the remark, "Thank you; don't
care if / do" and the lecturer had 10
stand the treat or die .-Jerds jSittit,sys.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-25

After all there IL no influence In
Washington that carries the weight of
that welded by a woman, says .
Washington special to the Chicago
Herald. 1t Is understood that Mrs.
Senator Stewart, who Is a southern
woman and one Of Lamar's old friends.
did much 70 bring about the conflrma-
tion Of the justice a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Stewart is a woman OF strong
character, and II Is intimated that she
spoke to Mrs. Stanford, aud that Sena.
tor Stanford's vote ought to bo credited
to her. twill be remembered that the
wife of a very prominent member Of
the house went about among the wives
OF other members and secured q ma.
jority in favor OF seating English IT,
the somewhat noted English -Peelle
contested election from Indianapolis In
the Forty eighth congress. Three or
four times during tho past decade
nave there been other instances where
women have turned the tables In not
only contested elections, but on the acs
tiOn OF the senate on nominations. 1t
is an old thing for women to defeat or
secure tho passage OF bills In congress.
There are some wives of senators and
members In Washington who have
tho brain, furce and influence 10 ac-
complish almost everything wheu
they go to the capitol for II. The 30.
cial ties have steadily increased, and
the power OF society rnanifoided during
the pas; few years.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-25

Ffavoring Extracts for Cakes, Spices,
Pepper, Cooking Soda, Mustard, Celia
tine, Coal Oil and Sewing Machine
Oil. AT CALDERwooD & Cos.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-21

American girls are yery ~eil en- "a
but i II much more difficult to keer. a
husband. make him comfortable srd
stlsk 10 his wife, and In this the Pue-
iish girl Is far ahead Of her Arsserica,
ssstess1
We do not think that the rnarr;ar =
o. a dozen or t~o American girls 10
Engilshnen + likely to affect the
home rnarket" very much in either
country. As a rule. the young women
Oh both nations marry their 0wn coru-
tFy men, and i i probably very much
better that they should do %. Irai-
Fldusi exceptions prove nothing e.
cept variations IN the general taste
and tendency.
Mr.. l.Aboucbere knows the girls Of
both countries better than most Eng
hshmen or American. do. ana Ne
suspect there Is considerable truth ia
ms Observations upon the differences
~ the two. The American girl Of the
best type certainly knows how to
dress 70 talk, to appear and to look
out Tor herself 70 best possible adj
vantage. Her environment. her edu-
cation; the freedom accorded 10 her
and the respect paid to her ali con
spire 10 make her what she i. the
paragon Of her sex.
As TO keeping husbands. the
American wives keep all that are
worth keepsng-and a good many
who are not The absence Of divorces
does not indicate that marriages are
happy. An American wife OF spirit
VIII not endure many things that
soine English wives appear 70 accept
either as a matter OF course or az in
escapab!e. And her eountrvmen
glory in her spunk.
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.


HEATILEf ~ -
u.vis tin strengthening and prices VII
- show a pronounced advance
-, - Il TINS we're brought in to-day. oats
80 s-rs A last quotations with a slightly
,-.,-rsea tone in the market. Seven hun
- ..d ninety sacks were received within
a. saurs. KiEe Russell received
- IN dor. Of fresh ranch eggs. which
- b.Inr rapidly sold of. owing to the
..s,.tsstaetion given by Eastern Poultry
living In good sapply. The i've stock
- shows falling OF fer the last few
- The general condition Of trade Is
- and the continued fine weather is
80 merchants in fisp0ssng Of an mus
=, large stock Of holiday goods. al the
-s..,,sl houses have d0nned holiday at
- and the display Is notable not only for
=. a,;istie neatness shown, but for the
80 valuable. and well varied stocks ex-
shl,ed Holiday purchasers from the
.awg,ry have added considerably to the
s...sn9er traffic On the streets, which pre-
=. yery brisk and thronged appearance
HEpGHAN DEE d1D IhDDGAE RE-
cefpT--During the last q hours the
ttIae,.ssandlse aud produce receipts A. this
B. .. tsvs been as follows: Puget Sound
30 rad. l76 tons. seattle, Lake shore
E.s.eYu railway. 40 tons. Steamers
e,..s,ro.od. ~ tons; NuDroe, = ton; Eliza
..5e-son. 81 tons Augusta, ton. Clyde,
ssItoos Josephine. Is tons; steam schooner
ri perry. 4 tons. Total receipts, 7aej4
-. .snong the receipts were 70 Dbis and
s"ksis bkls oatmeal. 70 basE wheat, 6s bags
ssa,ts - sacks bran, Is sacks onions, II
s..ss carrots, 20 sacks oats. 500 boxes
ss,ies 70 doz eggs, 3 boxes poultry, 2
ss.,s,s turkeys. 3 coOp= chickens, boxes
al sacks oysiers, venison.
= b.lI bbIs and 90 cases lard. u bills
II Il IONS and Is bales hay. 10 bids aud 20
-" g-een hides, 2 bids pelis, Go head cattle. "a
Essa sheep, head hogs, veal, 6i2 pieces
srau pipa' as5 kegs nails and car hard
lnnber. 49,, -. =.
vnS,ds and merchandise have been shipped
f.om seattle 10 the surrounding country as
iaiioNs Puget sound shore road,
n tons. Columbia and Puget Sound
-siispai. 81 tons. seattle, Lake Shore d
Tasiern railway, 48 tons. Steamers-Evan-
vi ~, tons, Edith, 8 tons: Fleetwood.
Il ION Muuroe, l5l4 tons Josephine, 5
tans. lola, 81 tons; Left Erickson,
tons. success, g tons: Augusta, 2 tons.
l;raee. tons MOuntaineer, / ton. Total
shif,meutS i76 tons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-21
All Chronic, Nervous and Special
Diseases skiIIfulIy Treated

Dr. 4. e. Johnson. who recently spent
eight months In the principal hospitals
and leading medical fns;ituiisnS Of New
York City investigating the most recent
discoveries in medicine aud surgery, hav-
ing resumed practice In seattle, IL pre-
pared 10 treat all classes OF chronic
maladies, such as liver complaint, dys-
pepsia. rheum stism, all affections Of the
kidneys. heart and lungs. all skin aud
blood diseases, all ailments arising from
a weakened nervous system. ali rectal
diseases, all genitO'urinaFy diseases. aud
all diseases peculiar To women, according
20 the latest aud most improved methods
Consultation free. Charges moderate
Office, rooms 80 and 90, New Yesier block,
Mill street DIV
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Tue American Girl and the English
Girl.
New York World.

HNfF t''4 n " N's w.
NJ. Labouchere gave, in hi- csbled
Jurisprudence TO The World few
cav ago. his explanation Of the fact
saA' American girls are cutting out
English girls IN the matrimonial mar
kat
Should say that the main reason L.
"a sl-s Tie American girl Is not 81
alSsy a. her EuEh.h sister. and
Ma she Is brought uP - run down
~ ~ own game. In husidnd the notion
VA prevails that giri is sure Ia get
-" hi>chle, 81 She has not a mother
y Noaiethne ul that sort al her el-
80, She herself re>tut~ th,~ aud
rAs> out Ia fast conversation and
asy WAYS. SEQ that he becomes a
s.1saar mixture ui the dell and the
Sul.ef. Her >o.ai, talk i ul the very
aAit>t small t,lk Her mother i
.s@sN by her with paipahle SIgEc>-
~ 80 o' marriage which lTighten> oa
suffers. The American girl has q
- RAJ taste Tor Cluthe- They seem
esInag 10 heE, and whatever She
- wear Is put pn "a best advantage,
70 Elbows how To talk aEretah,y. ana
Ab always quite At ease. puts al,
- With whom she Is thrown 81
70 THIS an English resident ot this
- 5elneS IN rather 4 tart note, from
mi We extract the following
-. ihis l. the beauty OF the English
r.. >he does not hunt round Tor =
m ..A4d her Idea l. not simply 10 get
H., anu s. quickly aS possible,
n.s ~ get married happily. and the
g. uamter OF divorces in England
T..' Nat She succeeds. Ii i not
ms a.lheuli Tor pre- nv riri 10 set n
and this, must say, the
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ShIrrirg Intelligence.

SAY Francisco. Dec Arrived sim
san Pedro. Tacoma Ciearcd-Str lmarlia
victoria s,y state of California, Astoria.
Pom TOWNSEND. Dec. 20 Arrived
mieF
fos5 iuBLoN, Dee % -Ssilod-BkS Mar
stita Spd Gen. Butler
-toRr RLAkEIEY. Dee. % Arrived II
smiie SsiItd-Srhr Robert ~earles.
f0HT AN1ELEs, Dec. 20 Arrived -- -
seumodorr. Ia tow of tug Tacoma: y
Aennebtc reported "a the cane.
NtAH BAY. Dec - Tug Pioneer passed
hHiug ship, light rain, fresh south
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8. BAXTER q CO.

UNor fUT VAC N IOIs % sun
600 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
800 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
wild Hay. 80 Tons Wheat.
Cars Bran and Shorts. mixed.
90 ton Ground and Rolled Farley
Spokane Mills Extra Fioar.
Ellensburgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats
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1MARKI

rErp's MIL. TEXAS, June % isS-The
Swim Specific Company, Atlanta. Ga.--oen-
tlenen One Of my children vas troubled
with rheumatism and boils for about t.o
years, We gave her various kinds Of medi-
cine, but without pfott, and began TO despair
Of curing her ~ al l was persuaded TO Try
your Swifts Specific. After she had used
several bottles the diseases all disappeared.
and she Is Row hale. hearty and healthy
girl twelve years old. Another child has
am using the ). 5. 5. and anticipate prompt
and permanent cure. y. c. wAaaosEa-
RICH HrL. Mo. July :. isss-The Swift
Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga--Gentiemen: our
lille giri when but three weeks old broke
cat with eczema We tried the prescriptions
from several good doctors. but without any
special benefit We tried $. s. and by the
time one bottle was gone her head began 70
heal, and by the time she had tal-en six
bottles she was completely cured. Now she
has full and heavy head Of hair-R robust,
b arty child. feel 10 bHt my duty 60 make
tbs statement. Respectfully, II. 7. sACB--
CHATTANOOGA, TESS.. June q, lss3-The
Swift specific Co. Atlanta La--Geuflemeu.
In 1886 contracted blood poison. and ~ once
sought physician, who treated mo for sew
eral months, by bis afyice went to Crab
or hard springs, XIV. where his cosIrse Of
treatment was carefully observed. irtcnv-
cred, a. 4 thought, bat tho next spring pins
pies began 20 appear on my face and body.
THESE gradually Increased to sores and ruu-
ming ulccrs- was advised to try s. =. &, and
Immediately after TAX ing il fnmeneed 10
improve. slowly at fiFst. but more RAPIDLY
afterwards, and soon nothing fcmainei -
tell u my trouble. Ny blood - now thor
oughly cieansed and my ~ stem free FROM
faint. M I owc my prescott Cordition--a
perfcel ture-to your nie.licine Icheerfuiy
give tbs statement that Others who have
suffered as have may reap the same brnctlt.
HARDY VI. BUKr. q West Ninth ST.
HOMER. Ia, May = isss-Thc Swift Specific
Co, Atlanta. Ga--lscutlcmen About two
years asyo my general health gave way en-
flrely. l was 50 debilitate that l almo
dr-paired Of ever feeling wei again Al
taat tue physicians done for me brought 10
perunancrt relief. Friends insisted that
should give =. =. S. q fair trial, although
thought IL wuuld be throwing away none
After taking a thorough course. my bcalJ4
sd strength rctuTnezf and must say th1t
:. & :. al1ne cured me, as | discarded al
others while using IL. As a tonic can Tnoft
heartily recommend ~ for general debility.
Il certainly Il specific. W. =. BKIpogs, J. /.
HOMER. La know Mr.. W. ? Bridges. aad
VIII say thai his statement IA correct.
JusEFH SHELroN. Druggist.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases maiiol
free, THr SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer q
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sES YORK MERCHANDISE NARKET
NV YORK, Dec. %. Hop -Qaiet aud
steady
Coffee-options closed nrrn aud un.
changed 10 points above Yesterday. sales,
$50 bags, Dee. s,s 7aHi5 ~. Jan, sli "
glJ 10; Feb, 3lI saai5 o. spot Alo more
active.
sugar-Raw weak; refined quiet aud
steady. &, g 4ae s.. extra G. tbtaa ac.
white extra &, Size, yellow, 6Rhisc
iCoppet-pull aud steady. lake, Dee.
ST. %
Lead quiet and firm; domestic s. IS.
Tin-Weak aud inactive; straits al 20
RaT silver. - l6c.
Pejrolcum-opened strong A. 4' r.. bus
after The first sales the market brcaiae
heavy aud sagged cd toszl-e \ s,cndy ~
c0yery then set IN and the market closed at
95c. Total sales, lii zoo barrels.
CHICAGO rBoorcE NARKEE
CHICAGO. Dee %. ~ ea;--Closed weak
and iowet; cash, 81 ora Jan, 81 oaas.
Go Firm; cash, inse. Ja1- g lice;
MAY, 81 3i6c.
Oats STEADY. cash. 25sz e; MAY sac
Bsrley--No trading.
Pork steady; cash. SIS: Jan. sis 20;
Iari-steaay cash Is 30; Jaa., ss0ls;
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK XAREEr.
CHtaAgn. Dec. 20 Cattle Reccips
Hoo; dun and lover. becyes, s. 7lda 70.
cows. s. cat e.; sio~kCrs aud feeders,
s. lsa3 80, Texas cattle. 81 sNa&
Hos. Re ceipts. 2s.oO0i strong mixed,
tet' 81 heavy, &, o.aBN -; light. - 9ssg
5M
she,p- Receipts. $3.50. strong; natives,
y 7lfFl -; Western, s. sog4 20; Texans,
s. 8W H..
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MAEKEr
LIVERPOOL Dec. .H-Whcat, duh, hold
ers e.icr freely
Conduit and lower: new mixed west
ern. Is "a per GENITAL
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HEATING APPARATUS.

SEALEp PROPOSALS WILL ~ RI
c,iyta hs the board Of directors
Far school 6iSi-ics Ne until SATURDAY. ne
coz her :. for supplying heating SppArasHs
or the central srhHsl blihiing. fArueg-
I.rs NAV Il. ohtalf sd BY Supplying "a W :.
Boone. A.. ltscE The b-aa-d reserves tAs
-...ht y, :. - So ~ Al h--ls-
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A slight shortage.

Ed love you Flossie, but have
not got cent.
fiossie--''l love you too. Ned; but |
haven't got cent
Ed-"Then we'll start married life
two cents short
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. i HEREBY GIVEN To THE
y sioc kholdvfs of The : attic Transfer
Company. 80 porafion organized under
the laws ~ Washington Ter itory, and hav-
iug its principal place % business 81 seattle
in said territory. That meeting OF the stock
holftrs Of said corporation gill D. held on
SATURDAY. the sih day Of February, 4. T.
1859, a. o'c'0rk p ~. OF said tay, So the
Merchants NAtioUsl Bank IN seattle. ". T..
Thc object ot Ss3d meeting j. 10 authorize
the increase of the capital stock, from
81 q. GO to {.No0o
NOAH ARMSTRONG,
\ MACINTOSH.
r. METCALFE.
CHARLES ARMSTRONG.
p p >HAtkUl.
Trustees 81 The Sgs;tlv Transfer Co.
seattle n-r lz. l~S> say
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We append few % the many thousand
,fsis.sri.'sssf testimonials We have iu our Tfs-
session 90 show that the "taTtsoiiC smoke
Rail" has met with and - entitled "a ESQ
praft grsfs-f ssrerss, ~ meoifihv ever il
yyntsa has become So p'pslicr over 8 mil
ION smoke Balls in uSc. aud wt HANE
1T "a aEAn rBE FgEST CoNFi
had liberation ~ the lungs l>rt io
throw uu supSfuil 81 siisss aud aTTe'a,taH
tffs4 st.rri Hstt A.H~f. Ny 1raH a a.
stopped zap with = ieFri Ole case ot chiarrn
,l<,i tfs remedies ssrurling "a ir-cii"Ns
~,ssose BAIL aud p,st.ll ajost aHt 90 tbrrt
weeks tiafe was a. wvL A. ever va,
a -cNAkELa ~ MARKET : :
fVa> attacked with hay fever ,gulAriy
far n yyaes Rreathiue tlnsush the nasS-
passAgv was al imlslsSl r 'ttN. ! BEGAN "a
p~s. the tarillic >u}oka Bal ard am com
rIet.Iy rnr,si sworn "a e HlrKsoN. ". !!
had what i tcrrscVi cA'Arrb - the hcSa
upd thrnat / Rstsf the "a a-niis smoke
Bsll. sud q epsplstslg esFyd ~
ALEERr uALL. p kearney =.
Can AID nav testimony 70 the rhloSct ~
''CA-b.l5r smoke Ball u curcd ne o.
severe cold and periodical hcsfsr he can
rrcomrlsut IL Ia snNoue suffering rom
THEsi. REiCNrRr,
Sursry0r-tieuyfs California
,1arbnie smoke Hall Cugts tne - astAnA
joan 2 NALiAcE,
Surf Western Uu!ou Tel Co. lud annapolis.
Ii cured me Of the worst Kind 81 cNtsrrh-
Csc VI + NEvCOas.
Rookkeel,.r /. p IN X &, Indianapolis
BY uS,. 81 a half >raoke Bal wAs cured
Of csrAgrh XIV A. p. : 1VT,
Author - Chronology ~ Christ's life, and
other works. indianapolis
The remedies. smoke Ball" ard DE
oellsfsr. are fer sale a. stewart 4 Co. :.
Nellugyvs Aux'S aud Hasbrcuck's, Seaftie
AMI At stewart 4 BroS-. and iAonncy's, Ia
coma
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r. ANTHONY.
PRACTICAL. 500kBlk0ER,

nAPER RULES, blank BOOK fASC-
/ fsrturvr. Price lever than Sssl frs1-
ci<sa. Country crtle-s so3css-d. frEes
OT-rra Beck. rsSaaas , an Il
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remedy free juom complications, EASY g.
use. aud 50 harmless that u can bv admin
i<ffrrd a. the Youngest children with im
punity. seat "a any sdGrcsS upon receipt
ofSN
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ess.s rssrs-T saA1I - t-..es ~ $500 - -
h.,~.se government Of either p9-S5 ~ sf..rf
tssst an sraie4ase resnit eaa - EeacAafss-
IN note 70 Hr. Coleman N ehsfse -
-. 1s-1sfr.r ~ Ref,in. under the s2i1e
49,. Re~n-sa stated that b agreed Hi'n
-. tl,sxf.-frs raj i WAS matter VI
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rr.,.f.na vii yI.it Yarope.

BkrssgLs, I've. l1--Ihe 4i.aersad :. *
srl.xsl.,ld vrffi vlsif Europe s3oo after lhs
exutr.ft0u Of Clsselsnsls tsrfn q 49, 80
snd sfu remain for sorze tinze IN h1as s'sS-
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CARBOIIC SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete iresi-
meat comprises tae
"farholic : IN - \ e.
Bail and pebclia
tor Package The
snake BAH lasts for
months. and Is a.
WAYS rvHfiy for use
The u q beliator
makes = half gallon
20 medicine. and j.
used only once =
day. A. per ilnec-
fiusiS Tau> wc p-ls-
itlNtiy assert that
we have the Most
inexpensive Tsme
is on earth. art =
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- srt.tss - tsfc ssstya .lrss
for school dis.Eiet Ne. ! unsi saturday, Pc
caxnbSr -. for supplying heating apparatus
sog the Central scae.sl tatlding. faTtle.
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PASS. DEF. 2i-An afisrnpi wss asAae
to-szxv to blow up TIE once 81 the 80 -.
-.t.~.vx n rsstfcs With . dynamite hozno-