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St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
MILITARY DANDiES.

j The Gorgeous Costumes Worn by Dudish
| Officers in the Kaiser's Army.
| am writing now in the smoking
room of one of the three OR four big
hotels of Berlin. Obscuring my light
as he stands idly smoking near the win
dow is one of a dozen or more of the
officers who are lounging about the
room. He is Lieutenant in the army
and receives less than $3.50 year. In
his wardrobe he has IA coats-we have
just been talking about new regula-
tions-and they cost considerably more
than a thousand dollars.
His hair is parted with mathematical
nicely on top and behind, and brushes
forward over the ears. The mustache
is waxed upward and a single glass is
held in the left eye. The collar of his
jacket is so high that his face slants
backward. Around the collar is silver
embroidery, which descends ON the
shoulders. The coat Or Jackets of huz-
Ear pattern, with a brilliant lacing OF
silver bars across the front. The ver-
fical seams of the jacket are also traced
with silver. 1t clings with the snug
ness of glove over pair of perfectly
fitting corsets. The waist is as round
and symmetrical as that of any girl in
New York, and there is not tailor
made gown on Fifth avenue that is as
free from wrinkles as this modern war
rior's jacket.
The silver embroidery on the back
of the jacket is scarcely less elaborate |
than that on front. 1t would be inn !
possible to wear such profusely. /
decorated garment without corsets.
The breeches look like tights. They |
fit as snugly as a stockinet bathing. !
suit after plunge, and their material
Is white corduroy-a sharp contrast to /
the brilliant sky-blue Of the jacket, re-
ileved at the wrist and collar by the
brightest scarlet. Patent-leather
boots. with high heels and silver
spurs. come far above the knees, and
white kid gloves cover the hands. The
whole outfit shows the most lavish ex-
pendlture, and he is far more gor-
geous figure than we ever see on the
stage, even in burlesque, at home.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
Cure for rheumatism,

g. G. Treat of West Granville, Mass,
writes of ALLCoCK's PoRoUs PLAsTERs:
For rheumatism, neuralgia, pain in the
side or back, coughs, colds, bruises and any
local weakness, they truly possess wonder
full curative qualities. | have recommend
ed them to my neighbors with the happi-
est results, many of whom but for ALL
COCKS PLAsTERs would be in a crippled
condition at home. In every instance where
they have been faithfully and properly ap
Piled the result has been wonderfully sat
isfactory.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

INv&L1Ds, aged people, nursing mothers,
overworked, wearied out Gathers, will find
the happiest results from j judicious use of
DR.. Sherman's Prickly Ash Bitters Where
the liver or kidneys are affected, prompt
action is necessary to change the tide
toward health, ere the disease becomes
chronic-possibly incurable, ,aad there is
range of materta medica Sold everywhere.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
AT q Summer Resort.

Dorothy - But, Herman, I can't
answer you now. IL. Give me
time to think before reply.
Herman with rapturous passion)-
Certainly, my own angel. But don't
make it too long, because 1t costs me
Eve dollars day at this beastly hotel
~ Huntington Critic
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
A Good Foundation.

The foundation ,ef health may be deeply
laid, if the constipated, the bilious, the de-
bilitated Will but Enfusee eonjolnt vigor and
regularity into the system with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. For third of century
it has fulfilled its mission of fuEnishin z
strength to the feeble and health to the
sick. Ctalls and fever, rheum atism, nerv-
Gus and kidney troubles succuEnb te&it.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

LOOK SHARP! When your skin break
cut in pimples use Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hill's Hair Dye, Black or Brown, SOC.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

Harvest excursions
will be run via Mem
phis Extension Iron
Mountain Route, from
Memphis to Arkansas
and Texas at one fare
for the round trip, on
August 21st, Septem-
ber 18th and 25th, Oc-
tober 9th and 23d.
Tickets to be good for
80 days. Stop overs
allowed. Double daily
service with solid
trains between Mem
phis and Little Rock.
Pullman sleepers on
trains.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

FREE! A 3-foot French Glass. Oval
Front, Nickle or Cherry Cigar Case, MER-
CHANTS ONLY. R. W W.TANsILL & Co. Chicago
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

TT is natural enough that the brewers and
sneir employees should get at lager heads
Eauluth Photographer
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

3 city's inhabitants by the sample menn
Nsends over the couRtry.-PtttsbuTgh Chres.-
icLs
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
H0PKlHsVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,

The sixteenth scholastic year of this limited
select scnool for boys and young mee will begin
Monday, Aug. s7th, 1sss. Instruction is
gwen Fn English, Latin, Greek, German, Hi her
Mathematics and Bookkeep ng. Thorough teach.
ing snd strict discipline charac-er the school.
Terms for session of 20 weeks: Tuition $50. GO:
Tuition and Board. &225. Boarding pupils are
required to board with tue principal For furtherin-
FORMATION address j. Q. FERREII. Honkin syille
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

Mosr OF the modern maxims are made up
OF ilings from last century's saws, but
they pass as coin fresh fram the mint
Hotel Mail
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

IF afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Fhompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it 25c
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

MOVING in the highest circles-the bal
loonist
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

TEA and coffee are well, termed "luxurie
of the grocer kipdT
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

WHIT is wise man like a 'pina Because
elhas got good head, and comes to a
point.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
The Memphis Ex-

The Memphis Ex-
tension Iron Mountain
Route is the direct linz
from Memphis to Lit
tie Rock, Hot Springs
and points in Arkansas
and Texas. Dou bic
daily service with solid
trains between Men,
phis and Little Rock.
Elegant day coaches
and Pullman Sleep
ing cars. All Ticket
Agents sell via this
new line.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
DRICKLy ASH
! BIT TIERS

One OF the most Important organs Of the
human body is the LIVER. When it fails TO
properly perform its functions the entire
system becomes deranged. The BRAIN.
KIDNEYS, STOMACH, BOWELS, all refuse
to perform their werk. DYSPEPSIA CON-
STiPATloa, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY DIS
EASE, ETC., are the results, unless some
thing is dane 10 assist Nature in throwing
OIL the Impurities caused by inaction of a
TORPID LIVER. This assistance so ne
cessarr will be found in
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
EDUCATIONAL.
ATHENS FEMALE COLLEGE,

Chartered 1S43. Athens, Alabama place Of
health and refinement. Commodious buildings neatly
furnished All the departments thoroughly organized.
full faculty of experts in each. Cheap. Thorough
School. Attached is Business School q thorough
course of Bookkeeping, Stenography, Type
Writing. Fall Term opens August %. 1885 Send for
Catalogue. REV. IL. G. WILLIAMS, President
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
ACADE-u /

This Institution is conducted by the Sisters of
Charity from Nazareth. KY. Beautifully situated,
convenient to the railroad and five minutes walk
from the depot. Bethlehem is open for the recep-
tion of pupils at any time of the year. For partiCu
lars apply 70 the STPERIOKES ESS.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

RnY Live and make money okn. for thsn
HHk8 ANYTHING world Either Costly
ExKx- Terms Address, TRUE Co., Augusta Nsina
krNAAE THIS PAPkR s7ery you xrta
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

ERANkLIN COLLEGE. New Athens, 0. BoQrdino
Il room and books Sl75 per wk. W.A.Williams Pres
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

Cotton Presses, Feeders and Oondensers.
w FOR COMPLETE OUTFIT WRITE
C. C. Glover Co.. 395 Front ST., Memphis. Tenn
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

EAVANAUGH COLLEGE, HOLMES
A VILE, MISS. For both sexes. Tuition S:B.
Music, SIS. Art, 81. Board. So. For Catalogue
address REV. II. WALTER FEATHERSTUN, Prcs't,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

80. ~ ssaa. D. - .sa@s o~s @ss ssa
zs.srtsF-
gsx.as s.aEe4zl H1ssas-p-far-s S~<rs An1
.,.r..ra. ~ ea<a Ed 1-ae1 o2s @aLe <-1
a aalf
49, = - -11e1 oee ale
asiross aza2, o~s--Teses f~~Fs Cd -
ssea. A. - -4ted C11 ra4e 60 fzfi'.1S
Ca4a.pzsEa s-~x<s-f-< se-z 81 -
-. al - -64sa farSe-S SasFtsfs - ala
Ircs.a1o asssss-rso 1e4Fs 90 - So
tr..as a. an 1a-e3 rszsz so1se.
ksa.sco Hszessay-k'ss sssss ia - e~~a.
a - z1asA Tia oozssa.
Fs.lasoa Hzu4rAs-T~9 years cd %
-. Al - a1za4 Thrss-gsazs1rs "a = l2ias.
s..iurq zsSspstz4ss -fss Fsars ol1i -
-. o - a6asa Tiszs sogrss.
Seilsaa E4ss Sss1kes-tafes pears ga go
80 4. - s.Ll.4. l-ss Eiis 4zad = f-fi1 ~
battle St44es-fsrse ss@ss sna l@1re -
-ae1 aas 40 aateoE@t for st@ftefss H.es
satsa. Oae 1zs asd laree-s-x .ssssaA
stalEars sza xes--'fcrse Fs1Zs 4zc sss &C
- saoa laa 30 zdIltlsaaL t96 starters. s-,soo
aaasA Osa aas "a oas-s 2sseetA.
F.es1se 5lzkes- a1sss. thfss 90 SO 0D-
w.ra a. sairaaos aaa sA s.1sigr1i for
.t.ftsrs. s. -. - lea Oae E1ias @11 > ilrloag
Appeal sg 4xrs fa~es ye8ss sac q N-,i "a
szsa. g. go ad1ed lrlals ostse-a hs9-S u
uiuuLss 1isGsacs. ~ y.zi.-l T1t.2 eosne.
hsats "a L. - yLrds-
uIasisn Sl0zes-rhrce YEAR, ans Upward
co sash 400 addsd Time Osiweea heNss.
- minasss d.staase. - ysr1sj Heats of Lac
f1xlo1sa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
GREAT DANGER

The late paysr6 1Hvlor. who probably
Travelled more over the surface ~ ne
8 oOe than any living man. claimed that
be could not only tel the Dsticualiiy ~
any persons whom he met. b she w.
which they COW erscd, but could si@c ieN
the locality - the particular country
from which they csfne Tt4s reminds rs
G. ss incident which Occurred - the
writer In conversation with Mr. TAYLOR at
one time He sad
" have seer svfrT Lad sud people.
ard Do not hesitate o. sny that Tor eBsrgY.
Intensity ard enferprise tie inhsbitatts
81 America Exoeea ans ca ~ fac - tne
globe These QDalfies are fhsif inherf
tanrs TheiT hhreefcrs landed upon
b.eHx caasi n ~ infer. vi b seTUgef before
them snd an oosan i~hind. and tney net
only conquered the country. bat even
caused much 81 ifs bafreH sol - become
richly prpluffiFe Iaie enerEf. ffis iu
tsass push " Inherited ~ fhe'r descend
snts. and The s.sopls ~ Americs tn-dar
are uneornlie1 hT any feopie ~ tfis
world iD The qua tief shove uEusa it is.
psrhsrs. unfortunate thsf these aneiifiss
htvs tesr secnrea toe 0f'en 81 tne 81
Isnss q health nna - fDd srteusitnl
- ~ hFF tai powers. f.erTetshess ara
cehAitr more toTrrleu among thf men
sfd women - nnel ~ ttaH in fHT othff
l0raIify n the fses II toe 1sa.e
NJ Iavfor spoke from f1cb sSpeftences
SRI he spafs See truth
Tree re- rous aeafsi mi physical 80
fsne-i9a With is uo6ergerf EfuFt -
replaced ~ bleed r1skinz utrve mating
nn1 Arasn mss ~ fiernfnfs. ~ this STATE
~ denrs.sff1n VII cenffHue Ainufrfh
r. tnt erete1a is prefisesF ths s3e-oent
Which A. reuaffef. snc veei fnqt and
fres 49, frsdf~f sI1rrreB ouitksr ard
r. ev.eter orarfftY fhsn sNT efher
fnrvr cornffrsffor T'hess elerasnfs bsre
f,~sv hsffsli~ rurr !. nd ~ tts rresf f,reps-
rstfo~ ffarsfrriir enf 80 rewirrl - phTss
csl eUerEse ~ ties ssTisfs - f'fopie bss
r. = rreren - pcver nDe ~e.Efe
Tee - rot Fe1nsrks gfvsf 81 rs8cfrr
f,rst 49,. .rr.e auf fxruesf ~ sf - Her.safls 80
~ farfs and rornyTrec ~ srsenfists
Th.rs s-s frr8re1s e. ne So vortes
81 fhefr srares whr rniRrt - alive assf
fprr,v bna tHeT kDVvE tne tr1thT and
s<fa6 rsonif beEH r. ttsoe sFsc T = pnirfal
a. tAfrk ~ ne snteoee suffering fxfer5-
s7e ssrFress snf vesf rssynDef ~ fen tas.
a. ~ uhf1 gft ha~s been evoifef
1 ,,seSls ard esalF rsssize6 sss knsxn
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
The Hos, and tho Gardener.

Tho rose in the garden slipped her had.
Aad she laughed IN the pride of her youthful
blood
As she thought Of the Gardener standing by:
"He Is old-so old aud he soon must der
The fall rose wsred IA the warm June ar.
Aaa she spread aud spread till her heart lay
bare.
And she laughed once more a. abe heard his
tread.
"He - older now lie viii soon be dead
But the breeze of the morning biev. and found
That the leaves OF the blown Ross strewed the
ground,
And he came 81 noon. that Gardener oh
And he ra<ed them sofuy under the mold
Ard wo.e the thing 70 random rhYre
For the Rose il Beauty. the Gardener Tine.
--kBsfiB Do5s0a, d Hsrr<rs Toua1 PsoPi>
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

y. p snlt D-ugEss Birpos Ind, testi-
fes 7 car rscos mend Etectric Riitsrs ss
tas rsry hesz remedy. Every bottle s1id
hss gwen rslisf in svsrT case. CF1e mar
toct ST hotti - am wss c1reo - Re1rns-
tsn of - vsars sfx1fi-r lbs
ham Hsrs, drrr-s- 2e4viile. OHIO
sF'r1ss ~. sesf s~r-g medirine
! hs~s sver h&n1}ed ~ - tw.ntv
yssrs sxperl@nr~ s. Fecrrie Eifts-x
Tho8xsuds q sfhers have s63eo tsrsr sezsi-
raonv, - thsf shH v@raicf = sEner lnaons thas
F.secsyic Ritae~s DO cure g. 6sesses ~ ~
IAreT kif0evs or Bod f11iTshslf Co
A<z seskss - FNs Bra DTzs sHara
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that petition has this
Y day been fled by The undersigned IN the
Circuit Court for tbe County OF Kent and state OF
Michigan and is now pending IN said court. FOR
The purpose of rscating portion Of The plst 81
Boynton Judds Lake Addition 10 The City Of
Grand Rapid being plat OF portion Of 80 ton
81 OF Township No North, " range No II
West according 10 the government survey. in
the township Of Grand Rapids in said County ~
Kent end STATE OF hicnigau. surveyed AMI laid
out Tor the proprietorS by " L. tOf y oury. eeq.,
civil engineer aud surveyor on tie nth DAY ~
July. is7,. md recorded Ia the o1ice Of the
register 81 feeds Of said County OF kcpt. upon
said .Tth Of July ls72. Al O'Clock IN tie FORE
noon, In plat book No. 2, 90 rage q That u is
proPosed 10 alter said pist under and by virtue
II the provisions 81 chapter = 81 Howe ~
Annotated Statutes n Michigan. aud the amend
ments thereto. by vscstine sll that part oi barn.
ard street. a. laid down upon ssid pat which lias
.%tveen lutt-enty-fve fSi uDoB the Noftaeriy
side thereof aud lcis Nineteen Ard iventT 90 srd
- upon tho No'Iiheriv sl8e t7ereof That The
matter ~ ssid petition vii be called M TO- hesf
inr on Monday. the 2th day oi sepiernber. A ..
Isss
Dated. Grand Rspids Michigan. time - 1884
The street Railway COMPANY of i,rsnd Raptis
rkNTfI. HAIHFR
KDwssp W. vgrHEY. Attorney ios FetitioBeus
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

Farm Produce from flrst assdA
Closing Wednesday August u
Appies-s % per esrfel 2s8ao per bashelS
b1tteI-itU nc per ib. Rot dairy Only.
cheess-StA.t iee. ses fork. lsc. none In The
naafset, fail ersaln. sgicc.
otover seed-sAoo. Timothy. sssoasos pe'
Dried Fruits-APples. evspors.sa ssec Per
is per pound: ssssSss. Sseizs per psSaa
Eggs-f Icsh. Lar &c per cOz-
tresh Meats y uiton ooss 90 veal S.c9
90. beoi. g. .S0act.to.
urain-w wheal-soc lor Old and new. white and
red. Oats 2s<t 70. Rye. f0c. Corn. ooG Sc.
Barley LioSi.o psF cwI
Cider itS<e Ter ssi
cured. tsoAc calf skins. 70 Y pounds, ee
besin skins, Ss 25c esek sheep peits 1boss b -.
wool belng estlmstec At 2sc per pound.
Honey-l2c Ter To strained. Ice
Hops-lcUi1c per 10
Hay-nmethy. sli. o per ton. clover. u2-bo
mixed, 5000 narsh, slVo9lOOo.
Maple syrup 81 25 per gNi on
fouitry-Chickens iSe. ducks ii8i2c; fowls
Poisioss-Ner 2sesoc per bu.hsl No old pols-
Spnng veeetables-Lettuce 81 per pound; rad
ishes, ~ dozen buncRes. onions, loc a dozen
euncnes. Ihub@rh, &c lb' green peas, lsc
dozen: celery. i5c dozen. large white plumed
home grown, &C: tomatoes SC ID
Who-ueherries se5D3. IS per bushei.
cAhW- f''B ffr ION.
Taliow-5S1Sl.e per To-
Wool unwashei wool brirgs rs and ls cent,
per pound. while ths washed IL quoted at 21a24c
Wood-Block stove woof, si75ss2. % per oori
tour loot wood. sl.00a5.0) per cord.
Cosl-s7Oo. CRATE. 1919
Lime-Grand Rapids. 75c; Ohio eoc. Pctoskey.
slOn
sait-5sc for Saginaw or yaulstee
Herosene-Aich. test l01<, water white. 1lIkc-
GsFoline-l2c per gallon.
Flour--s241 per cwt: $40 per bbl.: patent pro
cess, S29oB30J per cwt, 81 % per Dbl; ali whes.
-four tAlo per cwI. saaS per bbL: buck wheat.
s2sS per cwt
Sill Feed-Screenings, 81 per ton; bran, 81 ).
thipS, sl6.00: middlngs $500.
feed-Corn snd osls. x3DdI per ton.
salt-NichiCap. sec. Eastern, Sl.l5.
Fisn-No. whitehsh. 500 per half bbl:
trout, 500 SOC: cod. salt eee7c per lb.. clans
&C per hundred; oysters. bulk N.cJasi. - gallon
standards, &c can; selects. CSC caii. smoked hall
but lie.
Fork in barrels-Msss pork. Chicago packe cd,
SIS 60 extra short cut sl6toG 1850; standard clear
back. $3.50.
Lsrc-Tieroes eaac: 10 and 81 10. tubs, Sc So
II. round tins, 100 cases, &C. in tin pals. &C.
PeefiD hsrrelt-fxtra mesy warranted 1DOlbs.
tA0O; extra, boneleSs 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19


We hired her. but she could rot cook.
she knes not how - make = bed.
Aad VIII swear upon the book
She could not MAKE . losf OF bread.
Sn- f1tc corners swept he dust;
A tustpan sha hsd never s~cn.
Tac ranVs took or a cost - rust.
Pots pans and settlss were uncIsaa-
II - -ss hlscx she ooilsd the tsa.
The pan II rrs.h she boiled the ash
Shc ssci l1eleansf for fricssse--
A. cverT neal sac broke siss.
kitSouEh ia splendid hoalth. A. strcas.
of ~ork shs seemed 81 - afraid
Shs nevsr cleared fhe is-rs ss l1ar
- sae could Do rilno1t tseir 81
Acout hsr rights she ksf - doret
Al "a ret frsr of tas1 20 spas.
So rscte.; svrry su1taF cuA
aud tares pisats slsc svsry -ssk
NJ ~. - hs- hc-orui-g col.
-sr ieff gs-sglkT = az - irss
Sss aa~ 1strar rress 81 a sca-ei
F. trzniaz EervRaf ziTts. talaz-
eS=zr~v.s's .tsr~-rk
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
a Ballad.

Tho shades OF night were falling fast
As from the tennis grounds there passed
youth who bore MS head WITH pride,
Because. there. walking b. his side,
Was Imogene.
His step was light. his eye was bright,
lis heart was humping a. the sight
That lit his soul with loves bright beams
And flred his brain with glorious dreams
or Imogene.
In cottage homes they saw the Hight
or household Ores CLEAN warm and bright;
But while the silver moonlight shone,
lie much preferred IL out alons
With Imogene.
"Beware the pass" the old man ssid
"'Tis dark with the woods ahead"
He answered boldly. Never fear,
For dark Is light when she 10 near,
Ny Imogene"
"Oh, stay" the maiden said; inside
The parlor door is open wide"
He spoke no word: his eyes azlov
Were 10 his comrade whispering low,
Dear lmogene."
-Hc sat him down beside his love.
And spoored until papa above
Grew weary, and step o erhead
Gave rise 10 sudden. anxious dread
In Imogene.
beware the baseball bat OF pine
Beware M pspa's number nine"
This was the maiie1s last Roof- night;
He answered. as he shot from sight:
"Dear Imogcner'
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
Love IN Ieap-Tenr,

She asked him once, she asked him twice.
She asked hin thrice TO wed.
He thought her friendship very NICE"
But each time shook IS head.
~ last when he felt more inclined
The welded state % try.
He told her he had changed his mind;
But she said: So havsI"
-Knpsr BOcoct. In C,atury.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

A Russian CouTtship.
. ro rsne. sald the ardent young Ss~miieg-
or.
In voice WITH emotion quite husky.
MY foadest de7o.iou. Oh. please do not soor.
Ilarnka Pol4k4.olaskir'
.Techornyschevsky. my Trend" mo shy m AID
en- replied.
your People arc roole and rich.
Would a Colsusorrs granddaughter be e d
bride
For nephew of haIimoutchr
"I care not . kopsos!~ he said IN my drosh-
~
Jhsvs you safe now. aud laugh
AZ TIE wealth OF Klitkin or Overhacioshki
GolaynIx. or Puilerredor.
-you are worth nosc TO me than the gs.a OF
SlusrD.sli.
Brsxemupski. or Sumarskorl
Ks;lnka Poiakaroluski. IT'S risky.
But I'm going 10 carry you off,
And this 10 the way the young Sawm,iescn
Pat an cad 10 all furthor discussion,
Twas a simpler proceeding 10 carry her OF.
Than 10 60 - cogrtin. IN Russian.
Chicago 7rtbssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

Ausset "a ~-Nhest- s1ongef. casa sptc.
SxF-Lss !. 80 e &c. t-<9tSf 49,
cern -ste.4y cssh. 49, ssPssnoef. ss'.e
oCtesef a : -
Oais- stsstY c4kA. zss.o segssRtss ss,<e.
O.sia1ST 1stsx
NGsky-si -
fugk-Flrsu cash ant e<plf lsbea, slt.ls.
ist1bcT 80
i2Tc STEADY Osan sno sepieGOes. 49, ocie-
o<5 - a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

Frederick Warts oompsny. under the
Management ~ Joseph broolzs. "a "a fol-
iows. Adele Beix.rds. Ia Vernon. Emma
Msdsern. Grrtruds Noon. Auis McGiu.
Hsnry Avs;ins. Harry v saver. Jr, James
= Dean, Js6a Marble, n. 2 Barton. = Y
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

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acrtd, waiery oischargts from the eycS and noNe
the painful Examination extending 10 The throat
the swelling os the mucous lining. cansing chok
Ing sensations. cough, ringing noises ia The bead
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symptoms are 10 thousands who sn7eT per obi,
cslly from head colds or influenza. aud who lis
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But this treatment Ia csseS OF simple caiAffi
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
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