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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15


Oh, No. They Are Not TresTradersl
Speaker Carlisle: All trade should be
- FREQ - possible.
Grover Cleveland: I belisve In free
trade - believe In tho protestant re-
ligion.
Roger Q. Mills: desire free trade.
and I will not help TO perfect any law
that stands In tho way Of FREQ trade.
Henry Watterson: The Democratic
party IL FREQ trade party or 1t 10 moth
ing. Tho Democrat who IL not . FREQ
trader should 20 elsewhere.
Secretary Fairchild: Add TO the free
list ~ many articles as possible. Re-
duce duties upon every dutiable article
to the lowest point possible.
Congressman Hare: 1.-Two tlid not re-
quire money to dsfray the expenses Of
government would be an absolute free
trader.
Henry George: Mr.. Cleveland stands
before the country champion Of free
trade. Mr.. Mills speech is . manly,
vigorous and most effective free trade
speech.
s.s. Coz: 1t would be . glorious con.
summation Of this debate could we only
have gentlemen on tho other side join In
this Invocation to paper and type and
to the hearts Of honest men TO clear the
way for British Golden free trade.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Three Square Meals . Day,

Ifevery one OF tho American people
could haye them. would do moro to dss.
troy all tendencies to anarchy and to
allay discomfort among workingmsn
than oil the sermons preached, lectures
nelivsrsd and editorials written bv all
the "big wigs" In the land.
''The Burlington" 10 doing lots Of
missionary work among the people IN
this way. with its ''Pssrlsss" Dining
Cars. running on oil through trains, sup.
piled with everything that can make .
man fat or tempt his appetite, all served
in the highest style Of the culinary art,
BY trained aud attentive walters.
Feed man we'll, and you make him
your friend" thus ''The Burling-
ton" gets hosts Of frieuds. Buy your
tickets always bv this line, and In cass Of
doubt which way TO 60. write TO w. ].
G. Kenyon. Gen. Pass. Agent O.. B. a
N. r. r., st. Paul, MINI.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
Erratic Br.ats.
nv list-Enlist,

The army list-EnIist.
A gritty paper-Sandpapor.
All stir and bustle-The sewing 90
ciety at tea.
A rough misunderstanding at the
number engaged in street brawl.
The bear results-A tumble in
options.
The "Polish boy" was doubtless 9
bootblack.
At loggerheads-The policeman'a
Billy and the burglars Jimmy.
The locomotive engineer as his fav.
orite tune whistles down brakes.
The defendant in murder case often
hangs upon the judges words.
The motto on our five-cent nickel is;
In God we Trust''-quite appropriate
il we read 1t on our last one.
Truth lies at the bottom Of we'll
that's why the lawyers have to pump
for it-Detroit Free Press.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
Mini ons souandered.

1t seems probable that the final
collapse of )e Lesseps' Panama canal
5cheme is ne; ar at hand. Over $780,
900. 600 have already been expended.
and less this IN one-third of the work
performed. N either of the more serious
Of the problei ms TO be solved have been
attacked. VIII ich are the control of the
Chagrees B:iver and the general
question Of drainage. The French
Government has refused its sanction
to u recent a, a,pplication of De Lesseps
for permission, to run lottery scheme
to raise funds for contin uing the work
OF the canal, and the shares of the
stock are rapid ly depreciating in value
in the market. The whole scheme now
bids fair to end in total failure, in.
volving the loss Of all that has been
expended. This loss represents the
small savings of multitudes of the
French people who. misled by the
sple ndid promises Of the canal pro-
jectors. have put the accumulation OF
years, into its shares. expecting to real
ize high rate OF interest on the in
vestment. The lesson to people in
moderate circumstances is to keep clear
of all schemes of investment repre-
sented by mining companies. cattle
ranches, or other schemes which make
promises of large returns for small in
vestments. If one has little surplus
cash ahead he can always find oppor-
tunities for its sale investment near at
hand and where 1t will be under his
eye.-Farners' RevieU.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
MIR. BARCLAYS BONANZA.
The Genial Pension Agent Not Quit
Ready to Invest His SI5,-
O0O prIze

The Genial Pension Agent Not Quite
Ready TO Invest His sI5,-
900 Prize.
Pittsburs pa) Dispatch. April 18th.
In view of the fact that numerous in
credulous inquiries and communica-
tions have been received in Pttsbury
concerning the truth of the good for
tune of Mr.. w. H. Barclay, the well.
known Pension Agent for the district
of Western Pennsylvania, in being the
recipient OF one-half of the capital
prize at the April drawing Of the Louis
lana State Lottery. which WAS drawn
by ticket No. 1868, u Dispatch re.
porter visited the gentleman, at his of
flee on Third avenue. yesterday after
noon.
MIR. Barclay looked prosperously
happy. and was perfectly willing 10
reassert the truth of the statement.
He said: III purchased one-half of
ticket No. 1868 at Washington, ID.
C.. on the morning of the day the
drawing took place, April 10. was
notified on the following Wednesday
that that number had drawn the capital
prize. never entertained the least
doubt of getting the money, and con-
sequently was not surprised when, on
tho oath of this month, received no.
tice that $4,000 had been deposited to
my credit in the First National Bank
of this city. The full amount WAS there,
without an iota OF discount"
Mr.. Barclay takes his good fortune
very modestly. He says the receipt of
the windfall was not attended by n
particular sensation of clation; never
theless his demeanor is not that OF one
who has mot with financial loss. The
genial gentleman will continue TO look
after the wants of the old soldiers rs
heretofore. He is in daily receipt OF
advice and propositions from those
who are blessed with little of this
worlds goods. and all anxious to get
more. rs to the best way of dispo,ing
OF his newly-gotten wealth; but he il
taking his leisure in the matter oi
looking out for safe in nvcstment This
is not the first piece OF good fprtune
that has fallen to Mr.. Barclay. lie hay.
ing drawn $1,000 in the same i,stitu.
|, ton Mt the june drawing in 1886.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
Origin of the Sandwich.

OF the millions OF travellers who
have partaken Of the lucious sandwich
as they travelled through life and dined
at the gorgeous railway lunch counter.
few probably know where this hunger.
nnnihilating Wand got its unique
name. II was not from the islands in
tho Pacific Ocean. as some suppose
nor from the sand "wich" is found i
some Of them. The sand wich IL the IN
yention Of Lord Sandwich. an Englis
nristocrst, who was such an hvsternt,
gambler that he would not leave til,
gnmIng.tahls and had slices Of meal
plsoad between GlIoss Of hraad whIcll
h dsvaussd auslav tho pyssysss \ iht
UoNee I'M y 4. ~
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
Extending n Great business.

Mr.: j. Jay Joslin, the dry goods mer-
chant,has removed his immense stock from
he Lawrence street store to his mammoth
new establishment, cor. 10Th and Curtis
streets, oppo site the Opera House, occupy
ing four hoers and basemsot. He has added,
department occupies the ei tire fourth floor,
and is complete In every detail. The mail
order department is in perfect working or
der, and ell orders are promptly and care
fully filled. Mr.. Joslin extends cordial
invitation to all non-residents to call when
in Denver. A large waiting room, for the
accommodation OF visiting ladies, is on the
second floor,
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
Lowed to Lick the Teacher.

| "" SAA w AA&Sh OAx0 = O0SA0xs
'Jes' a minute. If you please" said
q man in Western Nebraska, as he
came out of house and hailed us as we
were going past. "Did you happen tc
notice the schoolhouse much when you
come past it down here miller"
''Yes. we saw it."
School wasn't called yet Ireckonp''
NO"
''Was the boys out havin' ring-ras-
tie an whoopin good deal like In
junsP"
mo; erything was very quiet"
"Schoolhouse broke up any-windera
gone or door stove IMP"
Guess not
"See anything of the teacherp"
"Yes; saw him through the door sit
ting with his feet on the desk reading
q book"
"Was, heyP Seemed calmP"
He appeared that way"
''See anything of a big. raw-boned
boy. with long arms an big hands,
wearin' big felt hat painted red.
white, n blueP"
"Yes; we noticed him."
WANT he walkin' round ralkin'
loud. with his thumb under one gullus
an chip on his shoulderP''
mo. He was sitting on the ground
near the schoolhouse. with his back
against tree. His nose was all bloody,
his arms were hanging down, and he
looked sick. His clothes were about
half torn off OF him. and one of the
small boys was carrying his striped hat
full of water to him from the creek." "
"Well, 1 sw'ar if that don't beat me!
Didn't holltr no slang at you or offer
to fight youP"
Il don't think he saw us at all-one
eye was CLOSED up"
II expect--nothing sprises mo nowl
I reckon thes plan didn't work"
what w, s itP'
Wy. that feller's my boy. you see,
an he lowed, to lick the teacher this
but reckon from what YOU
say something went wrong somewhere.
The teacher gi We him longer 'rithme-
sic lesson than he orter. an saws 1 to
him, Hop ont % the little dood an
whale him-jes' show him that you un-
ierstand what's the matter O. Hanner!'
Bill said that h's'd do it an that I'd
better set, the other two school Off GERS
an git moth er teacher somewhere.
cause the re won ldn't be enough o
This un left to watl gun when he got
done. with him. Says he. Pap, don't
be,scart if you no tice small pieces of a
school tes cher fallin' round here long
duuin' the forenoon! One eye shet an
, is nose b loody! An Bill al'ays claimed
,e was . lighter. too! I'll be teetotally
,ha,vsd if he amt been trottin' in the
wron e ella IS for two years. When he
yits home if don't bring out the old
strap am larrup him myself then you
IAN shoot I ne. A black eye an nose
ali bloody ! Say, wait till half past
Iour o'cloeA an you'll see big, lazy.
double fste fraud of q boy git pound
sd all to pi ices by his old fatherT'-
Chicago ri bune.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22

The treatment of many thousands OF cases
of those chronic weaknesses and distressing
Hotel and Surgical Institute, buffalo. y. y.
has afforded "A vast experience in ncoly adapt
ing and thoroughly testing remedies for the
DIR. Piercc's FavoriIe Prescription
is the outgrowth, or result, of this great and
mails, REQ, we'd from patients and from physi-
cia,s who have tested IL In the more ngYrn,
waited and obstinate cases which had bafiice
their Skill prove it to be the most wonderful
remedy ever devised for the relief and cure OF
suffering women. 1t is not rssommsnsed as ga
"cure-all," but rs most perfect specinc Tor
woman's peculiar ailments
As powerful, invlgorntinG tonic,
it imparts strength 10 the whole system,
particular. For ovcrworked. "worn out"
rundown" debiiitatcd teachers millincrsI
keepers, nursing mothers. and foebls women
generally. DR.. Pierre's Fnvoritc Prescription
Is the greatest earthly boon. being uneqnaied
As a soothing a nd ssrengthcning
ncrvlne, "favorite Prescription" un--
DUNG nervous excitab ability. irritablity. cI:
haustion. prostitution. hystcra. spssfns nnc
other sr dsrsn; ner xons syp.Sms p,ns srrsn S
disease of the womb. IL induocs refreshing
sleep. and relieves mel ntal anxiety aDd de-
Dr.. Pierce. Fav orite Pre-cri. .,iion
Is legitimate ncdicine, snrstnIiy
e2nPonnded by IN oxPericnesd ana .l,lI,. skii.lni
Organization. IL Is purely vegetable IN itA
composition and perfectly harmless In 10
effects In any con ndtion of the system. For
morning sickness. or nauseu, from whnicyr
caitsn arising. weak stomach. indigestion. dys-
prpsIa pnd kindred symptoms Its usc, IN small
dosTs, Will prove very beneficial.
"Favoritc Prescription " is pot !.
tive cure for the most complicated and Oh
stinatc Cases OF lcucorrhea, excessive flowing
painful inonstrustion. unnatural supprtetioils
prolnpsus, or falling OF the womb, weak back,
bearing down SENSATIONS, chronic csngeefion.
inflammation and liberation OF the womb. in
finmmnnon, pain and tenderness in ovariea
accompanied with internal bent"
As n regulator and promoter of func-
from girlhood TO womanhood "ynroritn Pre-
scription " is perfectly safe remedial agent
and produce only GOOD results. u
equally efficacious and valuable In Its chccu
when taken for those disorders and dcfanpc
ments incident to that lntsr and most crit,czl
"Rnvorito PrescriPttoni"wh when tnkcr
IN connection with tho uSc Of DR.; Picrce'f
Golden Medical Discoy.ry. and small lnIhtiv,
doses OF DIR. Piorca's PurHrtiyc Pellets uLltiS
Liver Pills.. cures Liver. Kidney and Bladio'
| dis-asos. Their combined use also remove
ocrofulous humors from the system.
"RavOrltc Prcssriptiono is the onl.
| medicine for women. sold by druggists. u ndct
. positive guarantee, from the manu-
facturcrs that II will give satisfaction In ever
casr or money will bc refunded. This ytiarnn
| tcc has bcon printed on the bottlo-wfnppc,
| and faithfully carried out for many Year,
Large bottles 400 dosea) s1.OO, or six
bottles Tor $500.
For large. illustrated Trcniisc on Diseases o.
cents in stamps. Address,
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
Barlholdt vreat yyork.

The statue of Liberty enlightening the
world, which stand on BedlOe's Island, In
tine harbor Of New York, is one OF the most
sublime artistic conceptions Of modern
nations OF the earth tn peace, prosperity
and progress, through Liberty. But ''lib-
efty !" Is an empty word to the thousands of
poor women ehslaved by physical ailments
4 a hundredfold more tyrannlcal than any
orite Prescription holds forth the promise
OF speedy cure. 1t is specific in all those
arrangements, Irregularities and weak
nesses which make life burden to &c
druggists, under positive guarantee f.oiI,
the manufacturers, that it will give satis-
Iact'on II every case, or money with be re.
1unGed. See guarantee printed on wrapper
enclosing bottle.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
LADIES, ,THIs "a FOE YOUl

4 ilne 70 dispose sfin bulk, small con Of their eoss,
= any one Capable purshssng largely sne
sssuislng Obtaining the entire stock of Snk sno
Satin Ribbon II eeDsnnn N ~ Of ssysrso hs o.
Sese houses imported the haest goods These m
Ss depended upsn nsynns 70 be found s1sept
free; nothing known. grand benent for ai.he
lsdiss kean elegant, choice goods absolutely 1rees
nave sxpsudsd dollar In this direction and ssn
o.r varied and NEST complete % ~.
bons Width and all OF ereeet
suslty neck bonnet strings hat
bows searf, niminrs silk quilt work etc .e eoms
sf these three yards and upwsrds snen
nav bs dspsadsd beautiful rehned hshonabs sna ee
mt How e get "a box containing COmRleto
Assorssaent Of thesc elegant rsbbons Free;
'rhc Practical IIOusekeepcr and Ladles'
Fireside COmpa nfons pubnshed mcuhy ~ us, y as-
ihswIsdeed those comsient to Judge 70 " ts be
sliesi in the world Very lsrgs and hsndsom "
rsEus, price 10 ets send I'D nnu
viii yss trial year and Will also sssa free
boz ofihs ribbons; . and bo.ss ~ sts
be -n for than e. d fdends join thereby ret
tinr 4subeepons boxes for only el can do u IN few
minutes T~ based this fact those who read
tie psnoirs want hersahr and
price for II; II is In amer years. ana not
thst we money We make this great oer IN oref 70
nj once subserbers who, not now put
year years shall reward us with psGh
sau., tl,s OF them will wish Their
TONS The required 10 but small
smsilss sssoftmen Inferior ribbons Best bsrEs. ever
known; you will fully appreciate 1t until amer you see AL
SAD delivery Money refunded to not pr
Crtly sstjsa cut this out, send at ones Fur prob
nv IL won appear srain. Addrea,
n AALLEfT CO.. PusLisHEhs. Pok1tAHD AAHk-
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
How to Gain Flesh and strength.

Use after each meal SCOTS Emulsion
with Hypophosphites. IL is a palatable as
milk, and easily digested. The rapidity
with which delicate people improye with
its use Is wonderful. Use 1t and try your
weight. As remedy for Consumption,
Throat affections and Bronchitis, 1t Is un.
equaied. Please read: ~ used Scutt's
Emulsion In child eight months old with
good results. He gained tour pounds in q
very short time."-THo. PRIM, NJ. D., Ala
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22

SAFE, permanent auI coiIipis-t- ptr HE
cures Of bilious aud intermittent Jis,,, ,r,is.
made by Prirkiy Ash Riltrr, Dseispsis,
general d-bility, hxbitnni c,npstipot,p1, ,V
er ana kidney coinplsin;- ara .pranuy ,'noi.
Icsted from The ~ ysieig. 1t .psint.s.,-,,
cieanses and eliminates all nlal tria. 'i-,tu,
and vigur are obtained iaOre rapidly and
[-rmsIsDtiy by tha use Of this natural
hprlute than byany other remedy berott~
IGrH kuuwp. ..As o blood purifier Rl9 t1piu
II SVldss u WA a's 'sSd dFSS|sssSt S|ssssst afy sas Ns
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
L J. Y > $
CREAM RAIN.
SOLD gr DRUGGISTS ANo ogALER4.
WE CiAS AVnGELER CO nt'rn ue

1 oas surprised
afer using Eiy's
Cream Balm tDo
months TO find the
right u os tri |
Which ,o0s closed
for 20 years ods
open and free as
the other Iteei
very thankful, =
r. II Cresseng
ham, 275 lSh 81
Brooklyn.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
STATE OF OHIO, CRY OF TOLEDO.

LUCAS COUNTY, 5. 5.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
Is the senior partner Of the firm OF r. j.
CHENEY Il Co., doing business IN the City
Of Toledo, County and State Aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each md every
case OF CATARBH tDat can not be cured by
the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
- A. w. GLEASON,
ZEAL Aofdfn LllllIlc
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22

Mango, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heel,
Thrush, and all diseases of the feet and ir-
rtations OF the skin OF horses and cattle
quickly and permanently cured by the
use II Veterinary Carbolisalve. 5Oc. and u
at d dClagists,
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22

IN. ti,rer RS troug It fielr,i. nrproach
and Renof,u " Il gI.at I'nlitrI rat ~
lS-4 t'h- inrro l''s. ~h,iI .t1ni yp,s ~
i'lrice', prreHfign Pellets. prtng p, = r,
tin, mind. Preservation and i',, ,,ll Il q"
hs,j,!ih IL tliu body.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
There were five sisters, and each had Ar

There were I'VE sisters, and each had an
anu
Flua would fain be n fashionable dame;
SCHOLARLY Susan's selection vas books:
Caquettish Cora cared more Tor good
IoDks;
Anna, ambitious, aspired after wealth:
Srnsib e Sarah sought first for good health.
81 sue took DR.. Pierce's Golden Meiica,
Discovery and grew healthy and boptnins.
Co'a'- beauty quickly faded; Sn.a,s .yr-
sight faii-n from 0yeI-scudy; For. brc ,u,s
herv. II, ana lre,fui In striving hfter ,a,h
run. and n sickly Ininily kept AnnA's nus.
baud pM. bat Sarah grew .iaiiy n,,fe
-niti,y. charming and int-li gent, and sne
married rich,
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22

Dr.Kirk's German Pile Ointment has rur-
ed Blind, Bleeding aud Itching Plies when
all other ointments have failed. 1t abso lbs
the tuners, hllays the itching at once, acts
rs n poutice, gives instant relief. DR..
kirk's German Pile Ointment is prepar,
only Tor Piles and Itching of the private
paris and nothing else. Every box is war
ranted. Sold By druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt of price, 80 cents and 81 90 per box
For sale by j. j. Reithman & Co., Denver
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22

A st. Louis grain speculator failed" re-
Gently for nalf million. What worries
him most is that nearly $50 of Vt was cash
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
rI,a FIxn Si.Icrn.

The man who would rather be right than
lc PRESIDENT h often neiLher.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
SEA l.

+. S.-Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
patiy and acts directly upon the blOoo and
mucns surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
r. j, CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
~ Sold by all Druggists, 75 cents.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22

4 woman hsipg @reiJ-i - ~ nii pao
bh'iD!ii In ,mrtlhl ia Gnlrtlig NJ kha
shgN'd ~ Inab VI iht hlctlls laagij In's
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
WIIHELM'5
NaSaline
CURES CATARRH,

COLD IN HEAD, HAY TRvnR, Ac., CInAHsEa
THE AIR PAssAGKs AND ALLAYS ALI. IN
PLANTATION. PURIYIHs THE BREATH. Rs
STORES THE sKHsks OF HEABiNG. rAsTk
AND SMELL. rLEAsAsTTo USE, GIvns IN.
SLANT HKLkIF AND DOES NOT IRRITATR.
Read this from one Of the most nosed
preachers of the present age:
GHxrIsnlH; have ussd your prepsya,isr and an
well sassned with shs result Thoss Of ny aAiup
sness who have given it . trial, lead In tAetI
praises of iN virtues. MYRoS ". RkKD.
Hois by ali drugEista. price 20 cents.
EAsALrxH MAxYo Co., 81 King Bloef. Denver. Col.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22

A farmer who finds it impossible to get
his boys to chop the wood for the family
says that he is actually ashamed of their
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22

II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DIR. Isaac
rhouupsOn's Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22

One newer gf,iublrs II hs f,ds hate
among de vinlids ~Bila,ni,ue IA K unt onp
us.r.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
sure Cure for piies

NO, son; 1t wouldn't do to call VISA
acre wise lot, for he might not have any
more wisdom Than an acre lot "
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
Why: We Win

why we VIII
Because Hoods sarsaparta is the best spring medi
cine and blood puriner.
Because II u . concentrated extract Of tho best al
teruativs and Bloed Purifying remedies Of the vege
tsbas kingdom.
Because by . pssuhar eeabinAtion. proportion and
ureps.a dom 1t possesses ssratve power pecsiiar to
itself.
Bssss,s h 10 s.ly medicine Of which can truly
be aid .1eQ dsses cAs dollar" unanswerabe argu
nent - 70
strength and Economy
Because It Il uneqlaled for the cure Of serofulA
salt Yheum, bons pmples. humors ETC.
Because It rouses tho kidneys and hver and Keeps
these organs In healthy condition.
Because every article entering into It 10 carefully
scanned none but the best s used and all the roots
and herbs are ground In our own drug mill-which
makes impossible the of anything impure or de-
sstsrtous. Because 1t an
Honest Medicine
snd evefy purchaser receives fair equivalent for
bis money.
Bssause when given . faithful trial II 10 reason
ably certain 70 effect the desired result
Hoods 9arsaparllla
" e. & ss aS5 5: Ss. only
100 Doses One Dollar
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22

Any emperor may be a soldier, but every
soldier cannot be an emperor.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
FREE, FREE!

We have Issued n catalogue containing n
complete list of all goods compo ,inx our
enormous stock, giving full description Of
each article and its price. We send IL free
to those who WI lite for 1t.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-22
Silk and Satin Ribbons FREE
BLOOD BALM CO., Props Atlanta, Ga

for the ladies. Save
, money and secure
beet! Every lady
Iows and appreciates,
y phvi,ees Of hsv.
ga few Sannants Of
bbon, handy for tn .
thousand @d one
tasty and ussfui
purposes for which
such 9 DDS are
used, and wAla b
they, tho LADIES,
use 10 sur b advan-
taee. To purchase
what 10 wrntsd nc
The usual prices
a rli goods are
soil for, woaid
0sa.iea large BILL
Of ex,,euse, an 9
asrvfo re- ,isbars .
great many rum
hds,gin 6 thsir
TASTES In this
\ direction. Reallx-
ing that t.hsre
were tbouAs snds
| upon ihoussnd VI
! remnants Of ni'-
bons aSnsaR tbs
large tDposhss
houses Of Amestce
which tksy would
, 1888-03-30

Mortgage Deeds and other Legal Blanks
ALWAYS kept in Stock.
, 1888-03-30


Two months later I verified in person
all of the foregoing facts-that is, the
letters 1 found awaiting me, verified
them. And Lloyd Garrison himself filed
the grave of a suicide! Temporary in
sanity" was the verdict given, and who
is there to gainsay it7 Lloyd in his let
ter did not so much as hint at any such
desperate intention. 1t is one of those
unsolved mysteries to which death alone
holds the key. Insane or not he did the
deed, and the rest lies between his own
soul and its maker. And Alma Far
leigh! To shorten a long story, let it
suffice that she is now my wife. Lloyd's
atonement ought, then, in human sense
to be complete. May the knowledge
thereof reach him and bring somewhat
at least of rest and peace to his unhappy
and storm driven ''Shade. Mark +.
Griswold in Pittsburg Bulletin.