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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-05-17
WasbIu0ton-

F j.. NASH, the General Superintendent OF
the Hallway Mail Service, has resigned.
The President has nominated Thomas
Browne, Of Montana Territory, to bo United
States Consul at Paramarib0
IHE Senate Committee on the judiciary
referred the nomination Of Melville w, FnE
Ter 20 be Chief Justice % n subcommittee
GENERAL JANIS w Ewfvo. disburripg
clerk Of the United States Department of
Justice has been found short In his accounts
90 the extent Of Ss,OlO. or t9,OOl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-05-17
PenaIon ApnronrIntInn.

The House Committee on Appropriations
resolved 60 report bill approprinting SO.
5OO,ODO 70 meet deficiencies in the approprin-
ton for the payment OF any pensions during
the remainder of the present fiscal year. The
appropriation Is proposed TO lie made as an
original item, tho committee declining TO
nccept the recommendation OF tho Commits
sioner OF Pensions that n sufficient sum 10
supply the deficit be transferred TO the credit
OF tho appropriation for army pensions from
tho appropriation for Mexican war pensions.
where, he snys, II is not needed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-05-17

a FiNE hfo-sizo marble bust OF 0aribaldl.
tho italian patriot, with n marble pedestal
about four feet in height. has boen received
az tee CaDitol and placed Ia hall ~ tho up.
FER lobby Of the Senate 10 was the gift Of
citizens Of New York Of Italian birth.
HUGngs BROTHERs, ono OF tho oldest
Wholesale dry goods houses in Toronto Can
aqda, has suspended payment Liabilities,
s5fO.OJO.
BY an explosion Of gas ia tunnel near
hessina, Sicily, six workmen we're killed and
many fatally injured.
THE sultan of Morocco has agreed 20 sub.
nit tho dispute between hs government and
the United States 10 arbitration.
AN ocoon cable has been laid giving tho
island Of form0sh close toiozrap phiC cOmmu-
nicaton with the outside world
ONE hundred and dfty persons were killed
by haii storm no Delhi, India At Race.
hati. in Bengal, twenty persons were killed,
29O severely injured and 1000 huts destroyed
bY hal-tOuee Many Of the stones weighed
as much as two pounds
TuREE thousand persons have boon
droHnot by q fool in tho Canton River,
China
A New York snake dealer says that he
has sold 900 snakes this season, rang
ing in price from $50 to 5000 each. As
the seasod is o. yet hardly open, this is
n remarkable showing, but then New
York has 40 Brooks law tOrender snakes
unpopular.
Cats are 80 scarce ia Western Kansas
that they are in great demand at one
dollar a boi ID. How unwittingly people
fomolimcs lay up trouble for the future
.-s.s-s--a
Judge Stanley Matthews, OF tho
United states supreme Court, is 20 de-
liver tho address in The Yplo Law School
commencement.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-05-17
A Public BuiIdInp Voc

The President has vetoed ths bill approprf-
ating $1,000 for tho erection OF n public
building in Allentown Pa, OF the ground
That there y no present necessity for the OK
penditure OF SiOD,OOJ for any purpose con.
nected with tho public business at that place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-05-17

last year A, 1852 cars were turned ont
at car shops. Thirty thousand more are
needed, and the car works have orders
lor months to come.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-05-17

Judge Stanley Matthews, OF tho
United states Supreme Court, is 20 de-
liver The address in The Yplo Law School
commencement.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-05-17

Cats are 80 scarce ia Western Kansas
that they are in great demand 81 one
dollar boid How unwitGngly people
tomoiimos lay up trouble for the future
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

-Goo1o1tonsg0DATROL WAGON
box. isb6'R skven feet high, with a.
ct the time open. Three patroln}
stood there and in their custody Vi
two men; At these the now large a
constantly increasing crowd were eazi
with morbid curiosity, those farth(
away on tip-toe peering over 4
shoulders Of those in front The Il
men under surveillance were m "a
looking pair. The vehicle next arriv|
and pushing the fiery bay horses. vi
foaming bodies and dilated nostr|
through the crowd up to the point Of I
traction, two patrolmen who had cod
with the vehicle stepped out and hand
the two prisoners into the wagon, 4
horses were whipped up, the vehicle I
appeared. the rabble dispersed AMI I
excitement died ont.
In another part Of the city, at u
night, the same vehicle, with its GID
ing green body and red wheels =
within a station house; four mc:
horses were In their stalls quietly munl
ing the wisps Of hay In the racks:
patrolncn sat, some reading, oia|
smoking or in quiet conversation =
denly an electric bel, rings out clear
the night an alarm, two Of the powerl
horses prick up their ears, the doors
front Of them open, they rush TO
front or the wagon. where they are
ccived and harnessed by the men and
the echoes OF the electric bell die q
the horses. vehicle and detail are rug
ling over the street en- route v the pd
from which the alarm was sounded
These are two instances In the coD(
OF the patrol-wagon service, the iAzt
liable acquisition TO the netroPcz
police system, the intrciuction Of y
has done more 20 increase il s0c(
than most any other feature. n
lice system in every large city 4 @
lied - follows: A police court,
ton and various stations In the
ferent precincts into which the CT
divided: . main force Of patrol
whose duties are 10 maintain .
surveillance Of and constant
throughout the street, and pafrol-w
service. which acts rs formidable
sunct to the main force. The police|
thorities Of Cincinnati are fully Ally
the Importance Of this service. and
provided for an increase Of It's fAcil
during the continuation Of the 60
NAL Exposition. NJ which time the
City VIII BE- the center Of attracsz
the world u.
TO describe the veteran serves q
regular patrol Is only to add VIZ
force 20 what has been % often 90
portrayed before; but q this sinss
| q to the new patrol-wagon service
ambulance service, and the. s1rss
| department, may not 80 without -
| The bensnts Of the pstrol-waeon =
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:: &C.; !: : =:
method and ~ cf uork that be performed al
over The country without separating the workers nom
their homes Pay hbersl any. one can Do the Work
either sex young or old special sbIiity required
not needed you started out free Cut This
Ioli and 20 snd We viii send you ffee some
thing ~ great value and Importance 70 you, thai VIII
start YOU IN nuSinssS which win bring you IN more
money right away. thsn anything else In the world
lGrand onlh, free. Address TkrE Co.. Augusta. Ae
f~h- -. 'sS-ys
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" ~ - '@I<@t-@~@t~~4sI
IN 10a0 Lincoln carried Indiana by
sy5:S In 1864. b. -. 1872; IN less.
Grant BY . SOS In ls73. Grant By 22.5ls |;
Ia 1876, Tilden BY 6JOo: IN 1850.
0arilenl BY 6.636 and IN 1854.
Cleveland By about 0.90o. In lo06 ,hs
RepO blicAns carried the Stale By about
500. Thus Il will be sem that the
State % ~ extremely doubtful one. ard
u only carried BY either eide with great
laSor, close campaign work. and the
expenditure OF : large amount Of money.
The latter u made necessary BY The
existence Of floating, or purchssaole
vote IN The State, which h really The
factor. In 1s76 this vote numbered
1000 In lSsU. she poll Of tho State
Show "a that Il had increased nearly
double. ar $4,000 AMI IL leo&, u had
,lecreascd "a rs ucO IL lS3S, this vote
will likely he 25.,uu. " hich j. not hss'
show lag Tor state polling half = MIL
lion votes. II shows thnt there arr
shs,s,t 10000 men iu the State with
|primcip,r, who vote their convictions
,rd who can neither be bought MOI
bullied.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

- ouo1cns-eAe Wayo 80 49, -
mnAeno tesvsesaA ~ - - ae~ss'sss1
ornn>
The - iNuminAe1on surrounding me
buildinGs = to Centennial Exposition 10
sign 81 militant = cdecs than anything
ever oefoee eseempecd - ems coon-
try ~ tuuminafion = not con-
nned - the buildings, uus EXTENDS
over ~ opprooches. NnGn14cen< oouolo
''canopy" arches docurnee ~ intcnec
tionn- 81 Plum aud Twelfth. Kun ana
Twelfth md Raco and IwelfeA Ihess
arches Swinging 0o0 - owners O the
block. usost a ~ eenter ana ~ nnssned
with G1rgeous 'tree" clusters prodnc-
ing VIII their gns-)ses' which number
nrariy tSo thousand. a enec; compsrsr
ble only g pyrotecno'r o'<p'ay n'n-
ming ffOm these ARCHES along the streets
through which the disposition bn,ttinss
are appr0achssi are straight runs on b'tn
sides a he street, with arches over the
roadway q intervals The straight
suns alone require over ten thousand
GlobrR Al the north end Of the puili-
tnGD q Race street Is situated another
magnificent donol, arch, and Ihirteentn
street. h spanncd BY one which rivals IN
beauty the canopy - the southern
extremity q the plant. Ia this arch eau
b rcd II letters Of nrs "Centenaiai tx
pnsition- lteS" This arch atone rc-
Quired nearly twp thousand TWO hundred
burnera Connecting this with inc
arches g Twelfth aud Fourteenth streets
ere "straight runs On both sides q the
street, ornamented with clusters AMI
various designs, whose beaoty y en-
HANGED BY colored globes about three
thousand nve hundred IN number ~
Him and Fourteenth streets = nnotner
beautiful arch, with upper member out
lined in white and the lower IN blue
gicte<; The cross-bar uprights and trees
are covered with globes OF various col
OTIS, the whole being surmounted ~
"Cincinuati' IN brilliant les hsntS
This arch II connected with inc bridge,
which. fQfns the 1lrssn artery joining rne
Park hdudipg ana tee masn'ncent or'cN
permanent ones, ana which spans Fun
street, By continuous lines o. straignt
rms and smaller arches on each side OF
the street, with seventy-four ornamental
"trecs' = regular interssis' tou. enou-
sand glo6oe are required Tor this por-
ton aloues Twenty Thousand siopes
are used IN the street illumination proper,
while the number OF rect O gas-pIps
reaches : fabulous ngure- Inc oriuse
itself = oeaurfuuy oecola'eu' anu 80
ssnts = nasn. a 'lIsns s.r~e
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uxHxYuoTB Tx .s-S aimCg|
forcemenf can b obsan q 81
once. The value of the serv'oe
manitarian sense may = A.
vhen e d borne II mihd 49, NJ
ssckness OF death il ne 60
known individuals en- e ..sl1
ehrourh the telephone, snd
s~nded q b. the smbulsncs
without delay. Ths orgAni1as
pstrol-wagon service consists
wagon. With IL OUTFIT, horses 4.
for each district into when -
divided; ana at certain pom. =
eity patrol telephoDe-b boxes y. y
Iished, 70 which pcbcsmen
Coz ~ purposss sxplnlnea
CINCINNATI CnxrknNAA,
ne sondelsrs end s0nd0'''
rived. - =
Two hundrsd exhibits -
- T,srvthinq Is being put !.
a. ~ Fourth a July pages1~ y \
m. spscteular exhibitions 4 y
Han. b children, wal - 49, 4 =
ssinssisp, a - szsEs 1ri's
49, Ae.s1s1.e. zp4'
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n1yn,n Sea Wonte rs exist in thousands Of forms,
HELV but are surpss I'd ~ the msrses % lnven-
nIIIIlu ,ion. those Who are IN need o. prontabie
Uh1a14 work thar can be done while living d
home should a. once send their address 20 Hsllet Go
Portland Maine and receive free full information hov
ether sex % ali ages can earn from IS 70 - per day
ana upwards ~hereser theylive You starred free
Capital not required some have made over 80 In .
single DAY a. this work An succeed.
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~ = mn ~ Rewarded those Who read TINS
|xH1 lluy N and then act; they will md honorable
|0Iu Mill employment that will mot take them
llAOato4 from sheir homes and families me
profits are large and for every industrious per-
s.n many have made and are nov making sessfs'
hundred dollars month II i easy for any one 20 MAKE
e ana upwards psr day who f. wiling to~ork kiher
sex Young Or ola capital not needed; We start y"n'
|kvers thing new. No special abiiity required ye..
r..d.r,ran DO IL as we'll a. any Write 70 rs a.
once Tor full particulars which We mail ree' Address
Sri><o> Co, Portland. Maine.
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TApn ron SANE. The farm at the
croeoine Of The railroad and Patoka river,
% 237 sores d for salo. Good coal Ieuo
eood farm land. Easy terms. Apply q
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= II r11dihem The exhibits are rapidly
coming n and being classified and ar
fnnced without any confusion, such y
- og1nR and regularity with which
eVerythfngi b looked 20. There has nothing
bccn promised which viii not be fulfilled
% the end
Ths Grand street parade with which
che Fourth q July will usher in tho
HUNDRED days q festivities . well organ
fxed. ana vim b one Of ne most impos-
IND porndc, essr1nstitutsd, rspresenting,
- Il Win. he historic and industrial
features q he ninetsenth century. The
,buildings hsyo been borderod and To-
todnsul 0utside- and IN with the electric
light, alpug - corricss. gables, ridges
.domss md plnnscles- Horticulturl Hall
II cooling retreat, flower-emhowered
realm in miniature, with revolving gar
dens. sounding cataracts, lofty walks and
sequestersd grottoes for the thirsty and
hungry (for creams and ices).
Pioneer Hall u : pictorial realism O.
TIE pest. The intrepid woodman md the
stole savage, the fortress-like log-cabin
and the ruds wigwam, the old nint-lock
and powder.horn, ~ spinning-whesl
and distafy, the hospItabls fireplace and
TIE blazins bock Iog.
Machinery Hall VIII trsmble With The
10y hum u indusesy, whils - vcns'
tan eDudolIer win ply biz gondola ovsI
TIE watcs3 x To canal passing through
IL
A F1an y aIrsndy mling up With tha
.-~~<~x~a~>>~ - - "A nnA No. mnnfnra
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A Famous Doctor

- v4uuvO
Once said that the secret a good health
csnsIsssd n keeping The head cool. the
feet warm. and the bowels open. Had
shis eminent physician lived In our day
and known the merits q Ayers rms
- n apcrisns. he would certainly have
recommended them. - 20 many q his
distinguished Successors arc doing.
The celebrated DR.. Farnsworths q
Norwich, Conn. recommends Ayers
Pills - the best Of al remedies sos
" Intermittent Feven."
Dr. /. x. Fowler. Of Bridgeport
Coan., says: ayers Pills are highly
and universally spoken Of BY the people
about here. make daily ne q them
in my practice"
Dr. Mayhem. Of New Bedford. Maas.s
Gays: Having prescribed many thou
sands Of Ayers Pills, in my practice.
can unhesitatingly pronounce them The
best cafhartic in use."
The Massachusetts, State Asaayer, DR..
"A Have. certi6es AZ have made
careful analysis OF Ayers Pills. They
contain the active principles Of we'll
known drugs. isolated from inert mat
ter. which plan IL. chemically speaking,
Of great importance 70 their usefulness.
Il insures activity, certainty and uni'
formity Of effect. Ayers Pills contain
no metallic or mineral substance. but
the virtues Of vegetable remedies II
skillful combination"
Ayers Pills,
p,s,.rsd 81 d.. ,. G. Aver 4 Co. Lowell. Ma
~ y III Dsalsrs n Msdie!nss
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0afnbrfdgc township Trus.
tees Notice.

VvHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
i bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend TO Township business on
Saturdays Of every week, at bis residence
on North Main street, between Sew
enth and Eighth. 10 Jasper.
The Library Of said Township - kept
Ct the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann,
where persons wanting books can obtain
JOSEPH ECKsTEIN, Trustee.
April 20. 1885 -ly.
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'PATROL-wACON FORCE


nsaAssssg y nsss En<lsss- asrvi..
= Auxiliary - Passsl.ss = ~
nsunAs y Casss - Asrssa. Asslas-.
Disturbance = Any nsssr~
Upon ons q the throngsd thorn
fares q . large city, enc day. . dissu|
ance Of an unusual character sttr,r]
the attention Of the crowds Of pa.,
BY. Men, women, boys. dogs MI rus1
~ though drawn by = strange pou.]
the spot, and an the instant the Y
clatser Of IN approaching vehicle "a
drawn Il violent speed WA heard. III
arriving first, surrounded . corner I'd
post around which Was = green pslnl
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look OF for he elss1fio owIs
Ths display o. naval gunnery, - wo1
= ship srehItscturs, Dss0lsss = - me(>
.'~D1see ->--~- ,uruu1nIRunln1D
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Columbia 'a'OWmshiP TFus.
tees Notice.
VVHE undersigned, Trustee Of Columbia
! Tp., Dubois county, Ind, will at-
tend 10 Township business at his resi-
dence on every Saturday, and persons
having township business to transact
are requested 70 present II on that day o.
the week.
The TOWNSHIP library Il kept q the
|ofIice Of the Trustee, where those entitled
|can obtain books.
NELSON HARRIS,
Trustee Columbia Up.
June 9th. i800-1y.
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CxcIxxArI, June, 1883.
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1omeIy Autographed board rREE; or send cents soF
postage % ne Synvita Co., DeIphos, Ohio.
COUGH BLOCKS.
From Mason Long. The Converted Gambler.
Fons wAvrK, 1rp Ian. la8l II have given the IN.
Vita CouehsBIocks athoroueh trial. They cured ny niue
gri q years old u Group. ~ wife and mother -.w
we're troubled With coughs q long standing One Psck
ags q The Blocks hss cured them % hey sse az ~
only women do AAsOH LOno'
WORM BLOCKS.
Ina. o.. Jam s, lss7.--lhs synvits Worn Blceas
acted like charm IN expslling worms rom ~ nMs y
child. The child II now we'll and hearty in.ss:e y
puny and sickly = before. JOHN 9. kobiNsoS'
BLACKBERRY SHOCKS.
ne Great plauhos and Dysensery Checker.
DaLsnos o., July TIN, 18eG0ur slx -monns osd cna'n
had : severe attack o. Summer Complaint. fnyme1sS'
could 20 nothing. II despair ws 6lsd Synv'ts bac.
berry nlocks-rscommsndo b. friend-snd 20! q
doses effected complete cure. Accept our neafue''
|inSorssnsns of your blackberry Blocks. 5000.
No ber; 10 teaspoon or sticky bottle. Put p Y
lhandsome packages. % Doses - Cents. War
rented % cure O money refunded A. yyur crusIs
In YOU fai 70 ret them send price 70 synva Co. w
lphoe, Ohio and receive thsm postpaid. Chscks0os'
Tree viii each order.
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ing brethren - g0Cu sMnuIug c'
welcomed. =. Il. WILSON, Secy'
WINFIELD 8. HUNTER. w. n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11

SpeciaI 70 the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, March 1O.-The
Gteenville Lodge of Knights of Honor
will build hall. The building being
two story brick, 54x1oS feet.
The subject of paving the principal
business streets of the city with bois
dare has been agitated here by our peo-
pie, and the matter has received scme
discussion in the City Council.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Y Low Prairie


of the Gazette.
YELLOW PRAIRIE, Tex, March 9.-Our
community needs general merchandise
store badly. There is q gin, pos,ofice,
blacksmith shop and station h re, and ii e
surrounding country is thickly settled
with farmers who own their own land,
yet We have no merchant and sIl are c. m
PEELED to go seven miles to Caldwell for
supplies aud to sell cotton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS, SUNDAY, MARCH II.

finding its full compliment in the unvsrV-
ing IF ction and manly dignity OF her
husband, to whom all grant that respect &
self-relying nature elicIts. OF the otd
home she dreams aud sometimes hopes
that toddling feet and soft clinging hands
may yet guide the old mans failing foot
steps 10 her home where love awaits him.
KIP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11

Facts and Figures-Glidden Wire Not Only the
Best, but the Cheapest"
It requires only $50 pounds regular Gndoen
Barb Wire for one wire one mile at, say 81
cents per pound, would cost SO SO Other styles
weighing 377 pounds per mile, . cents per lS
pounds less, would COST the same; nc
pounds, At SO cents less, would also 81 ne
same. An otner styles of wires will weigh from
Is to so pounds more per mile than the 6iidden
With same size main wires and number baroe
employed. Therefore it is not always N
cheapest wire per pound that makes the
est or the best fence.
AESEND FOR SAMPLE LOT-es
Of our new Oval Single Strand, pointed barbl
firmly attached uniformly inches apart, p
cents per 100 pounds less than Glidden doubled
and twisted, making Light, snecuve, gooa,
stTong hsrb wire at low price. Weight only 80
pounds per mile. Tensile strength, i4s0 POUNDS
SANRGRSs & WARNER Houston Tex.
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y WENT HOME TO Die.

- the spring of 1878 was taken with sharp
,.Ins in the lover part otmy bowels IN the
psIhIor ~ the bladder. Shortly blood appeared
IesIiooS with my urine, aud few'week4 later l
MI M a. attack OF brown gravel. tried num-
h au ~ doctors. One sail 1t was eTaVeA another
Dehs n was IL fismm EtIon OF I'm 6ladder,
SsiS other that 1 had stone - my left hid
Snr For three months was under the care
z ssS+sfmiuent fpeCialist at Albany, but con,
q .Ha,iIvIrTawing worse IEave uIsfn despair and
stAnt home TO ole. RsthlivasR heard of DR..
RtssIiS Kennedy's- Favorttea r medy, of Rond-
"a NY, agd Urged md toztry t. soon the
ouJiciSe began tdhelp ne. the pain md dis
me s. Tiassened "a two Months time left my
S YES s.n5Sn six orfsYen months was robust
peSSistrnJE. Many tSlIDosees will substantiete
anu Areule y4whic can DO this for
WIN nso rcAf5eath az was should be known
'9ns where h pc this statement will cause
eSaIs N cteu a. IAgas to ind relief IN the
9 gsme sour * c W. BRO "N, Peter'6urC NJ
ode. D. KENEEDY'S FAVoRITE REMEDY Z.
Eoadont, n. Y. lyTlce ST. for So. "a
n NJ Williams & Co., Wholesale AgtsSt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Thief INngO DOVE QtPeaGe

X ~
A ally frosted qg!ssring, dying 1--WE. A
Dream of Life screen csisndar. AEfmPOrted
deal head. An imported frosted snow scene
and full set of magaihcentnoral card,. Four
teen artistic pieces. Sent 70 any one who will
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25 cts.) aads rHail us the outside wrapper from
the box with cents in stamps. Write your
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Pa.
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for Sick Headache, Biliousness and Dyspep-
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