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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
The Oper;a fiuuAe.

The year 1887 closed, as it oened,
with manager Harry C. Wyatat Il Q
Opera House. When Mr.. Wyatt
took hold of the management # the
only theater in Los Angeles, b made
up his mind that the public shuld be
well treated; that if there VS. any
thing good going in the line o music
or drama, the people shouldhave a
chance to see it, and ne has.ept his
word. A glance at another ,olumn
OF this issue of the paper WI show
those who do not know just nat at.
fractions have played at III Opera
House under Mr.. Wyatt's manage
ment. This list is better tina that Of
the Baldwin theater in San Fsncisco,
and it must be said shat j speaks
well for Los Angeles, wen the
largest. companies prer to
visit her first and the largest
city on the Coast last. This is
in a great measure due to te enter
prise as we'll as geniality Of Manager
Wyatt, who seems to have cptivated
the managers of all the eastfn trav-
cling combinations. Mr.. Watt has
already a list Of attractions 1r 1888,
which include the best talet on the
road and what is better. tc Opera
House will be filled alnst every
night ior the coming seaso.
The Opera House can als boast OF
having the most popular reasurer,
Flank W. COnant, On the CAST. Mr.
Cvnant has been connecte,with the
Opera House since it opene its doors
to the populace, and his pleasant
manners and geniality lve done
much toward making te Opera
House as popular a it is.
His artistic handling of nc tickets,
and the faculty he has of ging every
one the seat he wants, hasiven him
reputation which extens far and
wide and he has received der5 of en-
gagement elsewhere, but os Angeles
and the Opera House pos,ss charms
for him with viii h evenNew York
cannot compete. He il oily assisted
by his brother, w. w. 6nant, who
has also made hosts of frnds during
the past year and q half lat he has
been connected with the pera house.
With such a trio as Il G. Wyatt,
Frank and Well Conan the Grand
Opera House cannot hel but be the
most popular place OF aiusement on
the Pacific coast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

ceivc Of . more delightful way to put
in the afternoon Of the first day Of the
New Year than an afternoon with
Nanem and Mr.. Carleton. When the
public is told that Mr.. Carleton's
company is this season very much su
perior to his companies of previous
seasons, il is apt to regart
the remark as one boon o
enthusiasm when the super
excellence Of his former companies il
remembered. 1t does seem certain
however, that he had never befort
had a prima dorna egualling Mis-
Lily Post, who holds that positioi
i with him now. She is the favoritt
light opera prima donna OF New York
| Philadelphia and Boston. In Cincin
natl, that we'll known musical centei
she excited the t'llowing menti0
from the Commercial Gazette:
Miss Lily Post, as "Nanon d
;lEnclos," fully sustained her reputs
ton as a lovely woman and an artist.
, She is generally accredited by tn
critics Of the Eastern press as tb
leading light opera singer of Americs
She is SO, and without intending con-
PARSONS, it is Il fact, as Mr.. Carletd
claims, that she is superior D
any English opera singer, consi'
cred critically, which has in sore
years appeared in Cincinnati. Hr
voice il remarkably high soprap.
OF bird-like quality, and peculialy
sympathetic. Her vocalism is of he
real Italian school, and she proiue :
the finest effects without resorting to
various rorms of trickery, which re
common with the usual prima donn.
but disdained by the real diva. So
| fine was her work in the limited pie
OF "Ninon" that she excited gat
desire to hear her in the titular pie
in Erminie, and as 'Violetta, in
The Merry Var, where she will hve
greater scope in which to display ner
very artistic qualities. Miss Pets
rendition in the second act of the in
terpolated waltz song, from the oera
OF Indiona, gave the autlene a
glimpse of her marvellous voice, and
the enthusiastic ercore she receved
showed the appreciation OF her
hearers"
The really enormous advancesale
makes it certain that each oi the
operas will be heard by all the peo-
pie who can possibly crowd int the
Opera House. Fortunately for hose
who have not secured seats the sale
has been about even for each per
formance, so that there are stillgood
seats in abundance to be ohtined,
but it would be well TO book them
early.
Here is A Happy New Year Mr..
w. T. Carleton and mis- del.htful
companyl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Lewis HROrrisr,.

Tonight Mr.. Morrisonyill present
for the first time in Los angeles the
famous New York Lycom Theatre
success The Main Line ,Orsa,cson's y"
and which run for an enre season at
that theatre. In this lay will be
seen the most elaborate nd realistic
railroad and telegraphicefiects ever
seen on any stage. Th scenery is
brought intact from te California
Theatre, and Mr.. Morrbn will have
the distinction Of beingthe first to
give legitimate drantic perform
ance on Sunday night i the Grand
Opera House. This excotion is made
on account of this being New Years
day, and as usual on holidays the
theatre will undoubtedl be crowded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Attention is called the advertise.

Attention is called the advertise.
ment in another colne of Messrs.
Booty & Holmes, SUCCESSORS to j. A.
Booty, doing business at 236 North
Main Street.
This firm is doing general mer-
chandise and brokery business, and
have unusual facilitb for handling
goods pertaining to tkir line. They
are also insurance brokers. Give
them q call.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

aroused little after 3 A. u. by the
cry Of "Firel" Cropping their way
down the dark stairways to the ofhce
they learned that the opera house
part Of the edifice was in flames, and,
though thoroughly worn out With hard
travel and exposure, they made their
way to the burning building and saved
their baggage, and the trunks were
soon rescued and left in the hotel.
No loss was sustained.
In an int. rview Agnes Robertson,
asked il she would advise mother
to put her daughter on the stage, re-
Piled: "Oh, no, never do anything
to help any young girl to the stage.
| | grant that it is a life the most de-
|lightfully independent, that when
one is successful its rewards are mag
nificent, and deny totally that its
women are immoral: but then it is q
sin sularly hard lie, and for a woman,
or a young girl, whose soul is not
elevated to the greatness OF her art,
above all its petty vanities, troubles,
conceits, sirivings, it will be a most
unhappy and unfruitful life, contain
ing many disappointments and much
toll" Actors often give such trite
counsel as this. Women find the
stage the best OF all vocations. ii they
are equipped with talent. Gifted
Young girls should be helped not dis
couraged by actresses oil position ano
influence.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Monrovia has cleastreets, no mud
after four and one-hf inches Of rain

1t Is unreasonable foFly one to expect to
enjoy good health whe1he blood Ia impure
and sluggish, or thin 4 wstery, because
through It the entir0ramew0rk, brain,
bone and muscles reeve their n0urish-
suited 70 remove all ol olkuctions from the
bowels, Kidneys and Elder, and thus pur-
ifv tho whOle oygtem.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
At the lIaVfOll.

The Webster Brady Company pre-.
sented She for the lastme last night,
and tonight the Two tphons will be
given with original sceeiy and prop
critics. Since the Palion has been
run as a theater itaas enjoyed a
large patronage, and jiging from the
advance sale Of sea-, the coming
week will prove as sccessful as the
mast
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

The opera for tomorrow afternoon,
the New Years matinee, will be
Nanon, with Mr.. Carleton in his
famous role OF the marquis d. Au-
bigne;" Lily Post as "Ninon d.
PEnclos," Mr.. Taylor as Hector"
Charley Drew, that most comical Of
all comic opera comedians, in his de-
liciously absurd impersonation of the
"lmpressario," Rose Beaudet as
"Gaston," Clara Wisdom as "Mme
do Mainienon," and Fanny Rice, that
veritable pot Of the public who holds
q deed fee in simple upon the hearts
OF the Los ANGELES public, as "Na-
non." It would be difficult to con-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Hespe1n.

The sale of lots anhlands in Hes.
peria will open at ! North Spring
Street on the 5th of snuary, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
a Woman Fatally Burned,

Snow HILL, Md, April a0.--Mrs
Moses Nicholson. wife OF o merchant
OF this town, was fatally burned on
Saturday night. Mrs. Nlchoitpn left
her husband, who was in tina trent
room Of the building thay occupied,
with the rsnsrH that abe woRld stagt
up the kitchen Gre. This conl oil can
she used Tor that purposes exploded,
and in an Infant she was sflAme from
head TO foot. Her husbands efforts u
extiDguish tie fismss vare of re avail
and ouly resulted In eesioaaly bArning
hia bands aba arms.
One daughter was elss burned about
the hsnds and face. Mrs. Nicholson
lived sizteen hours after she uns burnt,
bat did not regain aonacioneness Mr..
and MTg. Nicholson removed to Saog
IHlll from Rockville, Md, about ak
months ago
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
the Women Of Iod,a.

The women in towns and Villages
above the eoolie clAAs rarely show their
faces and the better GLASSES never. Bomc
travellers speak OF their pespins At one
from their wells or from behind sheir
lattiosd windows From what have
seen and oan learn from people who
have long lived here suoh ooquatriss
are only indulgsd In by Nsuscb girls
danctug eirle) of . low order. or By q
still worse clsse. Tho edaoa.ion OF q
woman 10 such shat Tbs hcnettly thinks
herssif dearsaei should Hha psrmit her
face 10 be seen py q mAnt rArsly 10 1t
done. even TO o father In. law or O
brother-in.law,e especially II the broth
erin law be older than her husband.
A w1i-to do Hlnduo, with elk broth.
srs, all your ger than himself. told me
he had seldom ever sbau the fAos OF q
siGgle ono OF his stsrs IL laH, and
when he hal dane so tt was uudar pt GU.
liar circumstances reli2iously perm,esi.
BILE. This thing Ia Dpt simply social
custom, but H. Is mi ked mp with their
religionA requirements Rsiaion has a
very powerful hold evsn on the men, f,
who are generally nuIe or less educated
for row copmon schools arc through
out the country. B ht the women are
wholly uned usated except 10 religious
rites apd duties With them their 70
l'eion 10 ali despotAc and powerful.
letding them 30 the IAst to the burnip q
piles Of their dead husbands.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Labor n otoe

DANBURy, Conn, May 1.-THE
TwesdS Misunderstanding Com oany, who
own tbs largest hst fac5.ry In the
United States, susppadsa operations
yesterday, thro wing 1,10o hhtlers out OF
work. TEE factory y III oa slJsed until
= rsorganiz ssion Of tie comp kny 10 OF.
feotei.
FALL gIyER Msts May The
br r.ok q ora Gnd ma Ona Re1s OF n
strike yesterday booansa of the refusal
OF ths contractors to Iioosae 10 lnair de-
tDApd for niue hours fay Tue La
borers' Union is also e. p1cted 70 order
= strike
NEW HAVEN, Oot n Mas The
prietsrs up!oysi b r the Ust5H Print
,ng C1npany @ers iFoGao ont yestoF.
day. Their places were to npo-arily
1lled bg Taen ironI tn n nerning papers.
The trouble is about the apprentice
question,
NEW YORK May A meeting OF
th4 lUckec-Jnt jourAay yirsn bre @srs in
th's ol.y yesterday II @4s stated that
m03y OF the Bm aller treweFJ had s;lIi.
sad sheir Intention to lSn the untan's
coatrac; during the week. This Vigil
snce Committee rep ,ttei that the boy
cot. wis increasing Id sff4cE.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Oar unessar Y,siaera.

Mr. Wallace, Of The Times, with the
enterprise for which he and his paper
Are well-known, upon learning, q
month or 90 ago, that In honor OF their
icity, Tho WILMINGTON Bteamb boat Com
panY had decided TO christen their new
cot and best boat '.rhe City OF Chester, :"
NJ the launoh ut half-past ave O'Clock
this afternoon, by the Harlan q Hol.
|iinRswoyth Company, forthwith set O.
going . popular movement In which
she people Of Chester ~ represented In
prominent men and city aovernment,
Including the Mayor. will be hero, and
present as handsome O set of oolors ns
wsre ever spread to the breszss OF the
Delaware. These are ensiga 20 feet
long; burgee, 20 feet; fly, 80 feet; Jack,
8 or 10 feet, and the GOAT of arms OF the
city OF Chester.
Our Chester VISITORS and ths OH sers
|of the Wilmington Steamboat Oom-
pany are paying an honor and reward
|of no slight value to our Wilmington
industries.
The "City OF Chester" 10 not only 80
par cent. larger aud 20 per ceat. more
roomy 10 her passenger saloon than the
swift Brandy wine," which can make
her 20 miles per hour, but she 10 the
fourth child born Of the conception OF
the IDEA bssween these two great oor-
posationa OF navigation and shipbutld-
Ing that with Wilson's improved sur.
face condenser coupled with power
ful triple expansion engine, sush great
speed 10 asthined-say over 20 miles per
houS when dasirAbls-.hat passenger
and freight business Ia revolu tionised
because done ut AbGut one half the ex-
pensee Of the side wheel boat We have
saen tho swift and stately FELTON, his
away from tha presence OF the "Wl.
minaton" (the fret born,) and the
Brandy wiue" (;he third child, to
other and more propitious wste,s.
Tbs second child Of the plan modelled
after the VIII nington Is o swift psssen-
gar propeller, said to be one Of tine pop.
ular Hudson river boats. Mr.. Wilson
10 the Secretary and treasurer of the
Wilmington Steamboat Company, and
we hAvo 1t from o reliable eource that
be wAs paid Que Thousand dollars by
the Harlan b Hollingsworth Company
for the Eight to use In their yards his
Improvement upon the surfAos con.
denser. We therefore con srntulats MI.
Wilson upon the proEpeet Of his inven.
tlon being needed In tho ysgds OF the
Delaware, the Clyde, and other rivers,
she Harlan & Hollingswofth Com pany
on thelr mechanical execution, and the
peeople Of Wilmington, WHO We wish
could hava heard OF the propossi yisit
coon enough 10 make suitable pre- para
tlou, Upon being honored to-day with
the distinguished presence of our Chss.
ter visitors.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Labor ustss.

READING, Pa, May 2..-Ssvsral
weeks ago she managers Of the Brooks
Iron Company announced q reduction
In paddlers' wages from e3 80 V S8 as
per spn, 70 take effect May 1. Yesser
day morning the puddlers refused 70 20
70 work, and several hundred uen are
idls Notice Of o reduction In waaes
has been poeted Mt number Of other
iron works.
BRADpooK, Pc, May IA large
number Of men applied for work ut the
Rdaar Thomson Steel Works yesterday,
including some Of the striking KNIGHTS
of Lzbor. The impression Is growing
Among the people OF Braddock thu. the
strikers are about con yinced shat the
company will be ablo TO operate the
works without their assistance. Tao
only hitoh now seems to be the signing
/ OF the iron .clad agreement. The strikers
say they are willing to accept q reduo-
tion, hut will not consent 10 the disrup
tlou Of their or anlzAsion.
BLIzABETH, N. j., May 2.-The car
penters' and masons' laoorers went On
strike yesterday for nins haurs as o
days work. The boss builders have
signed an agreement TO resist the de-
mand.
NEWARK, N. j., May 2.-Two hun
drsd and fifty carpenters struck yester :
day morning for nm Advance Of IS
cents per day in wages L. 10 Thought
the strike will become general.
BUFFALO, N. Y May 2 About 800
union employee In the btewsfiss went
on strike yesterday in obeitenoe to
rders from tne National UAioD. The
bosses have given the strikers ~ hours
In whioA to return ArrAnaem ents
have already been made to AL their
places at she expiration of that time,
tHIoAGo. Ill, May 2.-rno Walking
delegate of the Goal Sh0vellers' Uaton
informed the coal shippers on Monday
shat his union had dscid6d not to silo~
is members To work for shippers em
| p!oying nun union man. Tue shippers
ssy they will hght toe union to the end
aow. Duiin2 tho three weeks the
trouble has bsan brewinz tha shippers
have had recruited for them q large
force OF Italians, who vill be placed cn
the vessels wherever the Old men refuse
TO work.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Poiiut,cai

The State Republican Convention oi
6Iuth CArolins met In Oolum bia yea.
terday and elected delegates 10 the
National Oouvantiou. Tho mention o.
Ohaunosy M. Dspew's name In eonnec
tion with the Presidency elected nc
enthusiasm, but Senator Sherman
name WAS greeted with Applause, and
taat OF Mr.. Blaine was most loudly ap-
plsudel.
The Republican o pu gressiousl Con.
vention for the Beyer teeath Illlnoit
District yesterday met in Wand. lila and
nominated John J. Brown. The dec
gates to the National Convention were
uninstruo:sd, ba. both favor Juegs
Gros ham.
The Democratic Convention of Ches.
ter County, PsnnR., t1 eject delegates
to the National and state Conventions
and nominate n Presidential Eiector,
wss held yesterday. Resolutions " ere
adopted instruoting ths delegates 10 81.
Ti7uis to votu for this denomination oi
Praaident Cleveland.
The Democratic Ssate Convention OF
Now Hampshire was held In Concord
yesterday. The dalAs a,as to the Ma.
tioDal Convection wa 70 noS instructed,
ous they ara all for @ syland.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
ASK the Statesmen to Show you the
Bargain Room.

A queer time to bring bargains to
the front.
In great business like ours we
must always clear up the stock smoothly.
The lot of hundred, perhaps more,
Suits that we began the season with
doesn't serve us SO readily when it gets
sold down to a few. They look small
and out of place in the big rooms.
We take separate place for them
its our Bargain Room, second floor
centre, and make it attractive with the
dollars saved on prices.
500 Suits, ,Worsted and Cashmere, at SIS.
$50 Suits, Fancy Cashmere and Foreign
fabric, $l6.5O and $12.
SIG Suits, Cashmere and Cheviot t,at$l3.5O.
$3.50 Suits, mixtures and styles good, at
$40.
Three to six dollars better off! the
best and seasonable clothing got! and
hundreds of Suits to select from and
decide how much you'll save and be we'll
pleased.
All through the store everybody is
getting nicer Suit of Spring Clothing,
and paying less for it than they ex-
pected.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
a SONG oF sRRIma.
By THOMAS wIsrAR.

O, for joyous sonE-
A song 70 suit the MAY-
A sosg 10 sisG vita merry ring,
In harmony with happy spfinE.
To condrSdss bright and gayl
Winter 10 past and gone
Ths winter scar and eele;
Upon his bier We shed tesr;
Tho gentle spring brinae more Of cheer
To hearts Of yeung and old.
The wetsome birds have come,
singing their songs Of ievs;
Aua Cupid now, with busy bsw,
Bids many telling Rfrsw 20
In garden, feid and groys.
The waiting trAos burst foYth
with leat aud blossoms bright;
Fair Natures breast 10 gaily dressed
And all the earth 10 riohty blessed
With pleasing warmth ana light.
while softar skies again
Shine sn ne from above.
Teach us 10 Knrw, In weAt or WOO.
From Thee, o God, all blessings now
OF ioy and Descc aed Iowa
80 warm ou, hearts anew
Apd nli with every grace,
10 ut us tor another Bhors
Where sun Ties sweet nering foreyormore
Beyond llfa's fiSoang race.
May l, 1888
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
In Toykn.

Gents' shoes soled and heAled while
You wait for 75 c4ntS. Hayter, 222
King street.
James Everard's Fure Canada Malt
Lager Beer, for sale by CHARLES ]. a..
Beckett, los West 5eventh street, VIII
mington.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
sa,s OF II orsss.

At the arle at Wa tner's B .sAr, this
motnipg, torsss col at Sdt aoo up.
yardH. TIE stteadan ~ wCe rsther slim
thls ruorn'i 2, bas .reaifr nnlpbBr OF
blifers asiembied T. g afserloen, aad
nrtoeB weie m ira ssttsfaoEorS. Mr
Waraer &C ed R4 nuo oDeer.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
,Eiacted Ds1esnha.

A large meeting OF the Tourth ward
Democratic was held last evening in the
ball OF the Reliance engine house. and
I. Elwood Siupley was elected delegate
And Edwin 7. Oarswell alternate TO the
State Convention. The convention will
mset In Dover on Tuesday next
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
KINDLING WOOD.

AFTER THE REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD WAS ANNOUNCED
IN THE DAILY PAPERS, THE ADVERTISING
CARDS IN THE STREET CARS WERE CONTIN-
UED CONTRARY TO ORDERS AND SOME PEO-
PIE MAY HAVE BEEN MISLED THE PRESENT
PRICE is 50 80 PER QUARTER CORD. GOOD
WOOD, GOOD MEASURE AND PROMPT DELIV-
ERY ARE GUARANTEED.
EDWIN G. SAWDON,
THIRTEENTH AND SCOTT STREETS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
psaucsd.

Or. Lippinoott's Specific Compound
for neuralgia and chkouic rheumatism
prtca 200. per bostls. For sale by
TAvLoH q EuLLRRToN.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02

A 6zht occurraa Ut Fifth aud TAtEall
streets last eveniaR abous 8 o'oloos, n
which jack Craven got presty bud y
beatsn by p. Doughsrtv. proprietor 81
tho Emmet Il Iuse, at Fifth and Tstenil
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
lDR. SChEMCK'S1
\ @ ANDRAKE Pm
Standard for over Half O or
Praised on Every Trieps

CURE Indigestion, Sour Stomach, r1eau-
burn, Flatulency, Collie and all diseases
of the stomach; Costiveness, InAamma-
ton, Diarrhna and diseases Of the bow
els; Congestion, Biliousness, Nausea,
Headache, Giddiness, Nervousness, Liv-
er Complaint, and all diseases arising
from gorged and sluggish liver. They
reduce Congestcd conditions, break up
stubborn complications, restore free,
healthy action to the organs. They are
Purely Vegetable, Strictly Reliable
and Absolutely Safe.
For Sale by all Druggists Price % cts. per boz.
boxes for 65 cts; sent by mall postage free OF,
receipt Of price. DIR. j. II, Schenck Son, philsda
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02

NJ. II. Pools and VIM. Rsybold have
openad a pAper hanging stors OF No. GIG
. IA ~ keS psk0os.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02

We cannot do iustlce I'd the esteem In which
CutIcura, the great skin Cnrt, ana tulleurh
Soap, an exquisite Skin Reaut.hef, prepared
frem IT, ana Cuticura Resolyent, the new
Blood Further. are FIELD tIy the thousands upon
thop sands whose lives hSye been made happy
by the cure Of agonizing ,hulniliatin :, itching,
scalyund pimply diseased of the SKIN, ecalp,
and blood, with loss OF hkir,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
EVsIy Night | Scraicasd
Until tho skin was raw. Body
covered with scales lAko spots of
mortar. Cured by the GuttcurA
KeImenieR.

mortar. SNE6u Ny thP SutAcur&s
Remehies.
| am going to tell you bf the extraordinary
change your CntIcura Remedies performed
en me. About the ist ofApril last noticed
some rcd pimples like colning out all over my
body, but thought nothing of II uutll some
time later on, when IL be kan to look ike spots
of mortar spotted on, AMI whch came oil In
layers, accompanied with 1tching. ! would
scratch every night nntil was raw, then the
next night the scales, biting formed mean
while, were scratched off again. In vain did
L consult all the sectors In the count V, but
without aid. After giving up all hopes OF
recovery, happenel 10 dee an advertisement
in the newspaper about Nour Cutleura Rene
dies, aud purchased them from my druggist,
and obtained almost Immediate relief. be-
gan to notice that the scaly eruptiOns gradn-
ally dropped off and disappeared one by one,
and have been fully cure1. had bhe disease
thirteen months before | began taking the
Cutlcnra RsnedieF, and IN four or nve weeks
was entirely cured. MY disease was eczema
au d u soriasi5. | recomrhended the tutirura
Remedies To all In my vic niIy, and know OF
great many who have taken them, and
thank me for the knowledgeof them, especially
mothers who have babes with scaly eruptons
nm in ..ir heads and bo tied, 1 cannot express
in words the thanks TO ybu for what the Cum
cura Remedies have been.tn me My body was
covered with scales and was an nw full spec
tacle to behold, NoG my ska Is as nice and
,'N''' 80 - GRO. CorEY, Merrill, Wis.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
GEO. COTEY, MerrIII, WE.

Sept. 81, 1857,
Feb. :, 1SSS.-Not q trade whatsoever OF INT
disease from which l suffered has shown ltsel
since nv cure, GEO. COrEY.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02

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