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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-14
What Can BE Clown in Eot-Bsds.

iPTsiTie Farmer
For smsteuTe (to vnon tkess remarks
are principally sd0resseo) Cabpsge, osuli-
flower. letlice sno tCDsio plSBis are prob
ably the most practicable. 4 half hundred
sacb Of re former two, the same or half
that Lumber Of ieitiee al each planting,
and couple OF dozen tomato plants will
oe enough for Oh Ordinary family. The
hot-bsC it famous plsce 20 start 6ahlis
roots, and, when desired, any choice kind
can be very easily p-op6SsteG, by first
starting II the not-bed ard Then dividing
the roots, or by taking Of and roofing
cuttings. The tuUeyCss in the North ID
aided by starr IN the pting with artificial
heat and the hot-beC JIG the hest OF ali
plsces 10 supply this. Planted in the hot.
beds in spots il March end & pril, they will
be ready 20 start Up the flower stems by
June, which ls IS early in the North
as the ground is warm enough 20 induce 8
free growth. If one desires 10 propagate
plants saved IN the window over winter,
for the garden il summer, 100 plants oan
be stuck and grown during the early stages
in very small space in the hot-bed. Hsv-
ing obtained the cuttings, insert them 10
pots or 8 fiat box OF sand, and in two or
three weeks they will be rooied. They can
then be put IA thumbpots and set anywhere
among other growing plants. a stock OF
leo well-selected geIsnilms, verbenas,
coleus and the like make 8 nice display IN
summer. Besides these, why not start 6
box Of the more tender snnusls, or such 81
will psy TO get II early2 A single light Of
hot-bed, 3xG feet, viii grow quite number
and al ct very email expense 70 those
who delight IN their garden.
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New York Times-l

TIE President is the candidate OF every
sane Democrat in the country. He has
imposed himself in advance upon the con-
vention Of his party. and he has done this
not BY working up any BOOM" bat SIM
ply by attending to his Official business.
His sxcursiops into politics have been very
few, ard have rather hurt than helped
him. EiB strength ia shown in nothing so
copclusively as IN the helpless despair OF
the men and newspapers that hste him on
personal grounds and in the incredible
Stiffness Of the suggestions they make for
substituting another candidate for him.
Aspiring politicians of either party should
study this phenomenon with attention
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Probate Cause No. 1867.

George A. Tafle, adm luis TRAITOR de bonis non
of estate of Jacob EOfTma 40, declared, vs.. IIza-
beth Hoffman and Ella HOffUsn.
In the Circuit Court, OF Marion county, lns
diana. Msy term, ISIS.
To Ellis beth Hoffman ard Ella Eofman:
You are seyerally hereby sCiinec hat he Shove
named petitioner, IS I'D lai3lStihtvT de Oonls
non of the estate aiore sid, has flied III tie tfr-
cult Court Cf Marion Comfy. Inoiaf a, q petit
ton, mskiI you defendants thereto. and pray
ing therein for order sud decree OF said
Court autorizing the sale Of certain real estate
belonging 10 the estate Of said decedent, md in
said pelilon described, 10 ma ka sssets Tor the
payment of the Cebts aud liabilities of said es-
late; and that raid petition, 81 filed aud pend
ing is set for hearing IN said CiTcuit Court st
the Court House in Indianapolis, Indiana. on
the first judicial Cay of the My term, lsss, OF
said Court, the same being tue 7th day OF May,
1888.
witness. the Clerk aud Seal of said Court this
AID day Of May, 1883,
II H. At..rnnrs
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Cleveland ..Ihe Only Hope I"

TIE Constitution differs with the Psi
dent sb TO certain details Of Democ1, ic
policy. All the same, the sole and OILY
hope Of Democratic success is n the hear =,
unanimous and prompt nomination Of
Grover Cleveland if be is alive when tee
convention meets. To antegoDigs him
through personal prejudice or the pride of
opinion iE 20 endsDgeT Democratic victory.
II the FIesident were to decline renomi-
nation the party might choose another
leader Erd make 8 hopeful fight. Bat to
edge hr. Cleveland out cr to knife him on
petty Issues would be the height OF polit-
icsl folly. Grover Cleveland il the greatest
President this country has had since q o.s-
ham Lincoln.
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Seeding OahIIas.
.fVfck'a MaQazinp

Now is the time to procure the seed then
fiji az many 3.inch pots with loan as yos
have seed. In the center of each pot press
one seed, holding the seed so that it will
stand up" beneath the soil, place in &
southern window of q warm room. Each
seed will grow, and when the time for sat-
ting out dahlia- comes place your finely
growing plants in your garden, and you
will have flowers which will be surprise
and delight the coming season.
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uses Of the perfumer. Persons undertaking
the business would do we'll 10 oon6ne their
operations exclusively to the production
OF the commercial oils, leaving the skilled
perfumers the task of compromising them.
1t is claimed that odors constitute gamut
snd possesses facilities for harmonious or
discordant combinations, as is the case
with musical sounds, and only those per
SOILS scqusiDteo with the diatonic scale Of
odors should attempt TO combine them.
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How aDyingClld'
! Was Saved f!

eerEnA Hkm-roE O.. I'm, Etpt, ~ fksT.-
- fsasvnS b . true account OF vhss yoak
q q q - done for eur little daughter, HAssA
nsv fsax years ella When Il mouths cid q
fznD sppsared On her heel. which Eieviy grew
t.rrssL rhs family physician IhOuEht lives
sazssd By piecs Of broken glass or needl&
hua hrsd % bring anything TO light The
sAn1 became fsebler all the time. seeming 70
tsss - ne q her leg. and finally orit wElk-
- afrsiy. Tia middle finger and thumb
- se<Aw hand became enlarged. the nesh BE-
ssahE hard The hip joints became invslv>
- - IA, when seventeen months old shs
ssx,A ns4 stand. having Lost she use Of lee
s.4 sxn Partial curvature OF the spine sise
tczisws6 The nervous system wa -rseks<
azsczss contracted. and thsrs vas general
wzs<kng Of nesA and muscle. AZ sifhtssa
1satAs % age she was placed xndsT the
treatment Of prominent physician Of Bee
60, EAsA, but 20 the end Of tea months she
I'D declined 20 such n degree that she ~ - In
o tying condition. This VS. In Apri. Hs<
~ took he child away not knowing what
- e. In this dreadful dilemma We were
sv@rpersusded BY friends 20 sry enc bot
lie Of svUT's sTrcUTc, which We did, and
before 70 had all been taken We saw q change
f0x TIE better In her Eyrnptom& We ksptn
eA and have done 50 70 this day, and viii
kssp 10 up, Il the Lord wills. for many days
% come. for 10 has brousAt our dying Hazel
90 NE. 70 vigor, 20 strength and health sg.iH-
he esAen hue Of her chseks has changed "a
rosy tina she b able 70 walk snyuhers,
hsr lHnsuor and melancholy have paused
away, and she II now . blithe. esssrfuI, hap
py ronpins ehrd Should you wish 10 IN
ereAss yozx testimonials Of proof of the
virtue q q q q, cur names and What vs
have aid d but portion a. what We Svsts
ecu. should yeu wisA 10 uss them
Kindly your
BEE y. eHrI.
eznpDE l. EWnL
,. o. Boz -
frs.sss @ Flood and nin Diseases s.ans3
AL -.
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the young man he lost all control OF him.
sell, and grabbed up an sdze and buggy
wrench and went for him.
GIVE IT TO TEE woNKE.
Yes, yes, my son, know 8 woman can't
keep o secret. This is mighty rough on
the woman. kRow, also, that the PIesi-
dents message is usually published two or
three DAYS before it is delivered. ! sup-
pose this is mighty rough on the voman,
too. It's rough CT 81 the rect OF Us, any
lew.
POURED OUT LIKE WATER.
Some people sire too extravagsnt for any
use. George Francis Train says that his
lecture receipts in Maine averaged five
dollars night. Now, what's the use Of
throwing money away like that?
RAcKER, so 10 SPEAK.
Dot vas Trustworthy horse DOT you
rides, Mr. smsllcssh," said NJ Lsvi.
Yes? replied the grstifed nder. II
didn't know you were q judge of horses"
Vel, see he pace SIS ne goes; he vOs q
good clothes horse, Mr.. Small" Bat he
ceased for what is the use Of talking to a
man out OF hearing.
CRITICISM AS A FINE ART.
Miss Girlgrsd: ~ can't bear Howells
novels. They have no sense in them, and
all his characters are hfeless wooden
figures" Miss Ssleslsde Have you read
April Hopes?n' Miss Girlgrsd: mo, have
never read any of them, but 1 have seen
reviews OF them in the funny papers, and
that's enough for me. Jack Marshmsllow,
who used to do the Filings and Arrows'
column in our high school paper used to
hit him of splendidly. Jacks gone into
journalism since he graduated, He's editor
OF theDaily Startler, and writes all the srti-
cles signed cod. oft, and 1t. haven't read
any of EN-, but know they must be splen.
did. He says he's the only editor on the pa
per whose articles are signed"
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n Pointer For Hueeton.

The Republican State Committee should
loss no time in securing the services of the
parties selling strawberry trees i'm
medittely after the spring delivery
lie made. Men who can make farm
ere believe that strawberries viii grow on
trees might convince them that taxation
for the benefit of Eastern "trusts'' and
millionsire monopolists lie blessing. Lees
eIslted eenius will not avail.
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"Me and Chaunesy Depew."
Chicago Tribune.

MY good man." said the worthy lady
who had given the tramp large plate full
Of victusls, pardon me for making the
suggestion, bat would you not enjoy your
repsst fslly a. well, IL not better, If you
Ahould follow the custom that has always
prevailed In this household and invoke q
blessing on your food before you bsgin?"
Madam" replied the hungry tourist,
With bis mouth full, ''me and Chauncey
Dspev slwsys does our BEST talkin' after
we'v stk"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-14
THE FARM AND ZONE
The Fsfmsr' Bsny-Psiob-LD IDEAL Berry
pstsh-BpriDg Flewsv.
Flower Fsrning-Seedling DahliSs-The
Beet Land for Melons-whst Can
Re Groun an Bot-Beds-FaFm
Topics-Bome hints, Etc.

Small fruit On the faxm is not 80 common
nor plentiful ss il should be. Less hog
and hominy" and more berries and cream,
seem desirable, In point Of both health and
economy. 1t is indeed strange fsct that
the average family, in the city. uses more
fruit in Its ttsson than does the family OF
the farmer.
1t is q delusion to tuppose that fruit can
be bought ct cheaper rate thar il can be
grown by those who live on the farm.
When bought it is usually in large quanti-
ties and at long intervals, so that much Of
1t becomes stale before it is all consumed,
or there are considerable periods in which
there is no supply obtsinsble. Then the
press OF work often leaves.no time to go
the necessary distance to purchase fruit,
and, when delivered, the cost is very much
enhanced.
The inevitable result is that the farmers
family usually has but mesger supply, or
goes without entirely. And yet no part OF
the farm will yield larger returns for labor
and attention required than q well.msB-
aged berry patch. ~Sxss, = =
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Evansville Courier

The Democracy of Indiana was never
more united at the beginning of a cam
pAign than il Ii new. There will be con-
siderable rivalry for the nomination for
Governor, but q good man will be chosen
- candidate and all of the sspirsnts will
come up heartily to his support. There
doesn't seem to be much In the way OF q
big Democratic victory this year. We be
Heve It Will be . regular ground swell.
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What q Come Down"
TT...Lf.~4 O...-nus

Henry s. Lane was once O Congressman
from this digtrict, the eloquent orator and
gtiesnsp. Think of Edward Hsnnegsn,
Henry 8. Lane, OF Godlove 8. 0rth writing
back tuch letters ar ChesdIe does from
Wilmington. letters rejecting on the wife
Of the Pendent of the United etstes.
What come down there has been In tho
ptIsopsl OK the representative from the
district.
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An Ideal Berry Patch. =

The soil should be dry but not too grsv-
no means indispensable. OF course the
soil should be rich snd well drained.
Half an acre is large enough for an aver
age family. Eight by ten rods make q
good shape. It should be fenced with
poultry proof wire and picket fence, leav.
ing strip ten feet wide next the fence,
all around, UDplowed. This is for cartlng
manure and for turning. The grass there
on should be moved often enough to pre-
vent seeding. The ground should be ploWed
deep, early In the sprlpg, and narrowed
coil.
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ace. shich did not suffer from the drought,
and the largest crop of grapes be ever had.
Household RInts.


Egg stains on silver can be taken OF with
table tslt and wet rag.
Apples that are not properly looked after
will decay In the barrels very fast
Leather chair eeats may be revived by
rubbing them with well beaten white Of
egg.
Sweet potatoes require nearly twice the
time that Irish potatoes do either to bake
or boil.
Cold sliced potatoes fry and taste better
by sprlnkling q teaspoonfnl of four over
them while frying.
To polish nickel.plsted goods after be-
coming black and not worn, use rouge CT
whiting en- rag with little oil.
It's not good plan to take off the cover
OF the stove to toast or boil anything when
there ia dish in the oven.
Never throw away cold potatoes, IS there
are 50 many delicious ways in which they
nay be warmed over and made into new
dishes.
good rule for the use OF the different
Kinds of -four, is to use pastry -four where
eysr baking powder is used and bread -four
With yeast.
When q person IL ''sick at the stomach
ice taken Into the mouth in email pieces
tnc allowed to melt before swallowing
will, IN very many instances, relieve the
discomfort.
A pie that is properly baked will slip
from the TN with careful handling, and il
placed on wire frame we're the air has &C.
cess TO the bottom it will cool without be-
coming moist, and when ready to be served
it can be transferred TO the plate.
Clean piano keys with 8 soft rag dipped
in slcoh0l.
indian meal should be purchased in
smsll quantities and Kept wei covered.
Leather chair seats may be revived by
rubbing them with uell.besteR white OF
egg.
White and pale shades Of paint may re
beautifully cleaned by usipg vhitiRg in
the wafer.
To polish niokel.plsted goods after be
coming black and not worn, use rouge or
whiting on rag with little oil.
It's not q good plan to take of the cover
OF the stove 10 toast or broil anything
when there 10 q dish in the oven.
Ordinarily no one should stay at dinner
longer than three hours, and IN takin &
lesye the guest bids farewell only to the
bostess.
good rule for the use CT the difieren
Kinds of -four is 10 use pastry -four where
ever baking powder Is used and bread
four With yeast.
To cure HGrt place the thumb upon
the wait ard press it against the bore.
Rove the wRrt backward and for ward upon
the bone until the roots become irrits ted
or sore, vixen she wart will disappear.
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bottle Of Ponds Extract, as 1t Is invalu-
able In case of accidents slight or serious,
that are always liable to occur, such as
cuts, burns, bruises, etc. 1t is of the great
est benefit for hemorrhsges, neuralgia
pains and Inflammation, while for cstsrrh,
piles, etc, it is the best known remedy.
Ask your druggist to give you nothing but
the genuine.
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The peculiar combination, proportion,
81 preparation Of Hoods Sarssparills
ma kes this medicine different from others
and hyperion 10 them al n actual curative
power. Sold bv all druggists. Prepared
BY c. l. Hood d Co, d pothecaries, Lowell,
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Recipes.


French Loaf-Three besping teacupfuls
Of light bread, two cups white eugsr, one
cup OF butter, three eggs, one nutmeg, o
FmsJl teSapoonful CT saleTatus, fruit 70
your liking. Rub butter, sugar and eggs
together, than bread and fruit; mix thor
oughly with your hands let rise little and
baEe ore hour. 1t jb good with or with
opt fruit.
Inverness Eggs-Boil eggs hard, tsFo Of
their shsllsm make foIcensat with parsley,
thy me, bread crumbs, pepper, sAlt, drip
ping or butter, chopped snoECvy, and
beaten I'D egg; cover the bayd eggs with
this foTcemeat, roll IN -four and Try q light
brown. Serve with cream sauce, or il
preferred, they are equally as nice without
sauce.
Rsisec Doughnuts-Ip the morning take
one pint Ct warm milk, one cup OF sugar,
one half cup OF yeast, little salt, and set
a sponge, making it rather thick. At night
add ole cup Of sugar, one half cup OF lard
and two eggs; kresd up and lei stand until
morning Then roll out thin, cat round
and LET stand on the moldirg board until
light. Fry in hot lard.
Hominy Croquettes-For two dozen GRO
QUOTES boil pound OF fpe hominy until
well done EessCn with little salt, and,
when cool, stir in half e cup Of milk, two
batter. Kold into croquettes, roll in
cracker dust and Try IN Eettle Of boiling
lard until light brown. Serve rot. The
hominy is best boiled the day or mornin 8
before usiDg.
Midget Omeleties.-Eigbt eggs, one half
cup ofmilk, salt and pepper, one table,
/ spOonful OF cheese. Beat the eggs light,
sessoD, sir IN the milk and grated cheese.
Hsli nj eight patty pans, buttered and set
| in dipping pSn with half an inch of
boiling wafer in II. Shut up in quick
| oven and as soon IS they are set" turn on
/ hot dish, snd when dished pour drs vn
butter over the omlettes.
/ Breed and Butter Frltters Make + 1T
! Ter OF milk, one egg and -four, just as Il tor
mullins. Cut some slices of bread raj Ter
thin, and yet SC thick that there is no an
ger OF II crumbling. spread them til
butter and half of them with sm. at
the PLAIN half over the other, then ~
! them into square OF round pieces. lip
| them into the batter and fry il hot J, 4.
! Drain well, and while s.iD net, lift
powdered eugar over them.
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The most obstinate cases of catarrh are
cured by the use Of Ely's Cream Balm, the
only agre cable remedy. It is not liquid
or snuff and is easily applied. For cold in
the hea il is magical. Price 50s. See ad-
VERT cement.
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THAT MAKES I'm sQUAEDER.

"Ah," sighed grandfather, There are ~
boys in these days What is it MAKE:
good, true manly boys SO scarce?"
don't know" said mother, coming in froGl
the kitchen, unless it's because want
an srmful of wood sawed before dime =
Will. utpl Charleel Ohh Robert Y9l
Johnl Mary, you'll have to go out to tae
wood-pile and cut couple of sticks III
me, there's good girl"
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dn66 A MONTE and board for three bright
8UO young men or ladies in each county,
= ", Ejeglsy A Co., Chicago, ~,
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THE BEGINNING OF TROUBLE.

Real good, hard, sudden, unpremedi-
tste6, hearty and soul.felt swearing beg an
about the middle of the thirteenth cen,
fury. Pins were invented about that
time, and the first man who run one clear
through the end of his thumb while try
ing TO pin q leather suspender 10 a
buckskin Yaistbsnd, or rsmmed one
under his hBger-psil half way up
70 mis- shoulder while sliding his
arm around the waist belt Of a glrl IN
the dark, must have made the welkin ring
with 8 sudden fuency of Volapuk that
carried the ward by storm. Tnis is what
You might call ar illustration Of internal
evidence. as it were.
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rrr rHEY noN'r HFRn ToGErHER.

Indiana has Ben Hurd from, aud lie "
Wallace is nominated for President. But
Ohio, when Frank Hurd from it, went
back on the name.
SOME MEN ARE BUILT THAT WAY.
81 am afraid, DOCTOR said the professor,
shaking his head, that Mr.. LongjaW talks
faster than he thinks" "Does if ne talks
at ALL" replied the president shortly, and
the professors worst fears were confirmed
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FATE SOMETIMES GUIDES HEB KINDLY.

4 spirited young American lady who
married while studying music abroad
writes TO q paper to say that ''all girls who
marry into noble Italian families do not
get bad husbands" No, indeed, they don't.
That's go. Sometimes they marry the mon
Key instead of the couDt-the mistake is
one thst is very easily msds-snd then
they 90 very well, indeed, because the hus-
band helps 10 support the family.
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CURES ALL HUMORS,

from a common Blotch, or Eruption. 10 the
worst Scrofula- Salt-rheurn- " Fever-sOres.'
Scaly or Rough Skin, in short, all diseases
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and invigorating medi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
it's benign influence. Especially has u mani
Erysipelas. Boils, Carbuncles. Sore Eyes, Scroll
ulOus Sores and Swellngs, Hip-joint Disease.
White Swellngs," Goitre, or Thick Neck.
and Enlarged Glands: Send ten, cents in
stamps for a large Treatise, with colOred
plates on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
for q Treatise on ScrofulOus Affections
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0E APPOINTNFNT-


Notice Is hereby given. that the undersigned
has duly qualified as administrator OF the es-
tate OF Nsrtha A Wells late Of Marion County,
Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed 20
be solvent WILLIAM DAVENPORT
Administrations
VanVorhis & Spencer ATTORNEYS.
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CONSUMPTION,

which is SerofuIa OF the Lungs, is arrested
and cured by this remedy, If taken IN the
earlier stages of the disease. From its mar
velous power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first Offering this now world-tamed rem
edy 10 the public, DIR. Pierce thought seriously
of calling il his CONSUMPTION CURE" but
abandoned that name as too restrictive Tor
a medicine which, from Its wonderful COM
bnatiOn of tonic or strengthening, Alternative.
or bloOd-cleansing, anti-biliOus, pectoral, and
nutritive properties, is unequaled, not only
as a remedy for Consumption, but for all
Chronic Diseases of the
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
For Weak Lungs. Splitting of Blood. short
ness of Breath, Chronic Nasal Catarrtl. Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Severe Coughs, and kindred
affections, it is an efficient remedy.
Sold by Druggists, at SI.OO. or Sly Bottles
for $500.
~ Send ten cents in stamps for DR.. Pierce's
book on Consumption. Address,
Worlds DiSpshSsry Medical Association,
663 Main ST., BUFFALO, y. u.
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lie tbe;e & positive Gu

II have suffered with Dyspepsia and diSor-
dered Liver, and would frequently throw up
bile, procUred bottle of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator, and after usirg hat f il was completely
cured. One OF my LADY customers told me the
Regulator completely cured her of Sick Head
ache I'D. Odds, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
See that you get the Genuine, with the u
stamp in red on front Of Wrapper.
J.H. ZEILlN & co Philadelphia, Pa.
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"Who charged the jury in the Rsdhand
murder case? Judge Goodlaw2' NO." re-
piled the ex Juror, sullenly, 'ir was Sheriff
Holdfast, and he charged 'em for all that
was out, now tell you. D0llar'n ma half q
day for meals that you could get for half
the money at the best hotels in town."