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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO John
e. COX, Harrison, Ohio, and Maggie v. O'Meara:
John Roberts and Margaret 5. Perry; ThOs- j.
Sweeney and May r. Anderson; Moses Ford and
Amelia Parker; VIM. Wallace, Philadelphia,
Pa, and Ida L. Desmond, Colts Neck, N j.;
Harry +. Mace and Alice j. Williamson; j. "
SmitnsOn and Ella N. CALDWELL; VIM Mack and
Mary Barnes; r. l. Blankenship and NJ A. Kidd
Joseph ElklnS and Phebe Hawthorne, both Of Rich
mond, Va; Robert Z King, Of Stonington, Mass,
and Maude Taylor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

SPLENDID Sailing cutters, loaded keels, strong
sails, good rigging, the best boat in the world for
the price, 9Sc., at The Fair. s12 9TH street n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

IT WAS THE LITTLE BOYS WHO WERE ARRESTED
JOSH Crawford and Charlie johnson, small coloreC
boys, were In the Police Court to-day charged DIV
Oincer HattOn with being dIsorderly in South
Washington. The judge asked the officer II they
were the largest boys In the crowd. "No, sir.- an
swered the officer "sOme OF them were as large as
myself The mothers OF the boys paid s. each for
their childrens liberty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-SMALL SKYE TERRIER Dog. ANSWERS
IL to the name of Jack had blue leather color
tag Return to the office Of the Portland and re-
ceive reward. Ii
II 0ST-0S TUESDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN
IL Lansburgh's store, 9TH st., and f st near 9th. a
vide Black Sash Ribbon. A suitable reward If re-
turned to Office LANSBURGH BRO. 1t
IN REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A SUM
SDlVO of Money, Note. Pay Ticket and Safe Key,
lost May % If returned to 14l2 Columbia st IT.
I OST-EARLY TUESDAY MORNING, SILK GAR
tel, with silver buckle: design, fly and vine OBJ
tain reward by returning to II Iowa Crcle my30Sts
T OST-POCKETBOOK-IN wATER-CLOSET OF
LHouse of Representatives, large Wallet contain
ing So6 in bills. Finder will be amply rewarded by
leaving same at p. q. Of House of Reps. my30-3t'
OK REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR
syC return of Bunch of heys lost ON 9TH ST. May
20. Apply to McDEVI1T FLINDER, Detective
Agency, sos Pennsylvania ave. NV. my29-2t'
e - REwARD-LOST ON SUNDAY. 9TH INST
SDsD ON 18th ST., between Boundary and Mass. ave.
large white and brown setter; curly top of head
heavy tail Return to us New Hampshire ave Tag
1924 or 47oS. my2s-3r
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24
II Was Al Real 20 Him.

:'No, sir, Won can't possibly realize
the devastation wrought by the rabbits
in my country, said the man from Aus
tralia, as he addressed Il group in the
railroad waiting room. Won would
scarcely believe some things / could tell
you. They will eat nearly everything,
and what they don't eat they tramp
down and destroy. They find garden
and leave desert. There is no check
ing them-nothing to do but To sit and
see everything you have swept away.
You can know nothing about it unless
YOU have lived there
"No, suppose rot, said the man
with the large ears.
"Niust be awful," suggested the man
with no overcoat.
Il can realize it all, Though | never
saw more than o dozen rabbits III my
life," said the tall, solemn looking man
bitterly.
"You CAM" said the man from Aus
Italia with bad CLEAN in his eye. "Per-
haps you have had experience with the
grasshopper scourge."
"No, sir; never"
General failure of crops-famine.
them"
"No, nothing connected with osricul-
ture."
"Then I mus; say yu1 can have no
conception OF IL" scenes have toid of.
sir"
'Dut j in,;s: ! can, rc?iird fine tall
man, with Il ,lri., rrvruGcill St1wl.
''Those scenes q. .i..ya>t .t..,l :'t.;J, clean
to me as il 1 liycl in t.:"i, ,ni,Ist. Sir,
/ am Methods; minister, aul last
Thursday finished laying iii my stores
for the winter. That very night the do
nation party landed i'll our parlor and
the clash OF rapine was heard within our
quiet cottage Hah. woUldst prate to
me of rabbits" and with hollow,
mocking laugh he arose and went over
to the ticket Office window, and III a
bitter tone asked when the train left for
Oshkosh. Chic0gG NetrS..
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24
Natures OIL Press.

According to Professor L. Lcsky, the
buried bed of vegetation which has bc-
come what is now kaown aud used IS
the Pittsburg coal he >, twelve feet thick,
must have originally been rs many rs
$50 feet in depth, it having bcca COM
pressed to its present size, rs the coal
bed, by the action of heat and the pres
sure of the strata, or layers of sand
wkch w,r, deposited upon i. at different
times after it was covered with water.
As this coal bed IS far above the oil
sands, it is thought that the bcd OF veg
citation which it now rcprcse nts iuiished
the oil and ga, cow being found, but
that they have been formed from other
beds, hurled Below the OF! sands,
and which may have been
Of even create: depth or thickness than
thi, one; rrc,Se down ~ the tremen-
dous wei IN. OF III; hundreds and tho--
sands OF feet Of sand, gravel, etc,
LOH Ata - IONs- NA'AA' "DO' Y
them, ard heated from below by the
internal hca: OF the earth TO very
high degree these beds of vegetation
would as result OF such forces, DC
changed in prrt into oil a1d gas,
which wcu,d escape upward to where
it Is now 'ouud, the parts not so
changed remaining and being changed
into ie-!, OF Goa. 1t il supposed that
in this way Tie gas has been pro-
duccl, and, possibly. is still being
produced, from beds C. vegetation
buried Ec.ow the Oil sands, and that
it has found is way in company with
oil perhaps, II? to the porous sand
rochs or oil sands.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24

THE dead body of woman was re-
Gently discovered in thicket near a
street i'll Paris, on which there were
hundreds of passers by constantly. She
was identified by her pocketbook rs a
woman who had been at service in n
family in the neighborhood. and the
condition of the body indicated that be-
ing destitute she had crawled into the
thicket for shelter, and died there of
hunger without being able to attract at
tention. She had lain at least three
days when found, and was partially
eaten by rats.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24
She Broke the Engagement

because she saw that he had ceased TO love her.
II beauty nod faded, her former high spirits
had given place To a dull lassituCe. " hat had
caused this change? Functional arrangement:
she was suffering from those 4 lmCuts peculiar
Ia ner SCI. and 50 their two young lives drift
ed apart. How needless, how cruel. Had she
taken DR.. Plorce's tavOrite Prescription she
might have 'sren restored TO heal h and haypi-
ness. II an- lady reader i these lines is smi-
larly aiflctedlet her lose no time in procuring
the 'FaV orite Prescription" II will give hey
new lease OF her life. sold by druggists, under
of perfect satisfaction in every case, or money
refunded. See guara tee on bottle wrapper.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

Life is a short day, bu: il isa working
day.
Though many guests be absent, 1t is
che cheerful man we miss.
Give because you love to givc-as the
flower pours forth its perfume.
A child who secs deceit around it will
rarely make an honorable man.
Where there is room in the heart
there is always room in the house.
Fame comes only when deserved, and
then it is inevitable as destiny.
Good intentions will not help man
on his way if he takes the wrong road.
All the events of our life are mate
rails out of which we may make what
we will.
Grand temples are made of small
stones. and great lives are made up Of
small events.
Modcsty and the dew love the shade.
Each shine in the open day only to be
exhalcd to heaven.
Talents are best matured in solitude,
character is best formed in the stormy
pillows of the world.
Even reckoning makes lasting friends,
and the way to make rcckonings even is
to make them often.
Costly followers are not to be liked;
lest while a man makes his train longer,
he makes his wings shorter
A diamond with flaw Is better than
ipebble without. But the flaw adds
nothing to the value of the diamond.
Though reading and conversation may
furnish us with many ideas of men and
things, yet it is our own meditation
must form our judgment.
Belief is an edifce never completed,
because we do not comprehend its plan,
and every day some workman brings a
new stone from the quarry.
With books, as with companions, it is
of more consequence to know which 20
avoid than which to choose; for good
books are as scarce as good companions.
1t is beneath the dignity of soul that
has but grain of sense, to make
chance, and winds, and waves,
the arbitrary disposcrs of his happi-
ness
Grief or misfortune seems to be in
dispensable to the development of intel
ligencc, energy and virtue. The proofs
to which the people are submitted, as
with individuals, are necessary to draw
them from their letharsy aad disclose
their character.
The three lessons that all arc the bet
ter for knowing: That chcerfulncss can
change misfortune into love AID friends
that, in ordering ones self Alright, one
helps others 10 do the same; and that
the power OF finding beauty in the hum
blest things makes home happy and life
lovely.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24
The Picturesque i'm Language.

Over the threshold of once peaceful
home the serpent Of infidelity has
wrigS.cG. ard his black and shiny trail
exhaies reeking pestilence. Dis
closu,:s are saiA to be immiaent AID the
Sen'a ioaal chou,s VIII SHORTY buzz
abou. lie l:a :nsou, carcass and fat.en
OF is nta. - Cia-hlm.oa Leader.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24
COusuutption Surely Cured.

To the EditOr:-Please inform your reasers
that have Il positive remedy for The above
naiurd disease. BY its timely use thousand, o.
h, i,ric~s cases have been permanent. ~ cured. |
hail b.. glad to send two bottles of my remedy
FREE 20 any OF your readers who have con-
stump 10 ii they vii scud me their Express
ana 4. .. address Respectfully,
T.. SLOCUN, ". G.. Isl Pear. ST.. y. Y.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24

Ne ought nos - he too al Nous 10 encourage
un.t.,I innovation, in cases of doubtful i'm
pIovemenf. For quarter of century Or.
~a"c's Tatar~h Remedy has been uciore the
ana is pronounced he most reliable rp.,:"iy
for ma, disa % rcj.hic malay. Thousands of
yg,t:mouid- Oh It's virtues ~ c,Et scr bottle.
g.! druggists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24

Why is the letter = like u'c c'S IA wife 60
Ing Up hUl; II makes ant pant NGnD. and
cooling oil TOO ~uou produces cuI-h~ an; Gods
Tayior's , herokcr Remedy Ot Sweet Gum AMI
Mullen viii Gu. her.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24

THICKIY ASH ijIrTTI;S Is an UnIuuIuC cure
for all diseases originating in hillary Gr"au-c-
nlentS caused by ,hr malaria of ~ Hsfuatic
cpuntritS. No o'her medicine now Ca sac
viii 80 cfeciu!!y rclhav,. tiv Disturbing ce-
mcnts. ald ~ the sam time to..c upl!e whole
system. 10 il sure and safe ~ jrs action.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24

We are all liable to err and every one Ia who
does not realize the full value Of Taylor's
Hospital Cure for Catarrh. Pamphlet free at
36i Broadway, New \ ork.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24
LIS ALWAYS the WAY.

Didn't tell yOU so!" said Il gentleman TO
an acquaintance whom lie CHANGED to meet on
The I'll Get; its always the way" Whit al
ways tnc way" inquired a mutual friend If
the two men who happened along just then.
why, just this replied the first speaker:
You SEE smith. here; the !Ist time met him
hr had one OF the worst CuusaS you every
heard. lie comp aimed -: a !u~ uf appetite. Of
ni--At-sweats. Of low spirits and other uamis-
- apl- B:ri.CGliury symptoms al CUu-ump-
Iuu ted IN. 20 gel Il supply OF Dr. Pierce y
UJllcn Medical Discovery at once. Kedid 80.
and look ~ h!m now, Did YOU ever see Il
hct. hIe- iOoki Z man! The Discover has
Su,tCiI, d H. u>aDds FROM consult ! tives'
graves. | knew i; would cure ;m.lh. it's al
NAY. Ia. WAY"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24
fake NO Mistake

II you have made up your mind 10 buy Hoods Sar-
saparla do not be induced to take other. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing, 10y
virtue Of its peculiar combination. proportion ard
preparation, curative power superior to any ether
article OF the kind before the people BE get
Hoods.
IN one st Dre the clerk tried to induce me to buy
their OWE instead Of Hoods Sarsaparila. But he
could not prevail to change. told him
knew what Hoods rsaparilla l had taken IL,
was perfectly satisfied with IT, and did no! want any
o;htr"-Mss. ELLA A. GoFF, g. Terrace ST Boston.
Hoods SarSa Darilla
Sold ~ all druggists. 81; six for s. Prepared olly
bye l. HOOD g. CO. \ yotaec tries, lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24

mptOmS-MoiSture: intense itching and
singing; worse by scratching. Ii allowed TO
continue tuners form, which often bleed and
u.cerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNES ONT
MEST stops the itching and bleeding heals nj
ceration, ANA in many cases removes the tu-
mors. Equally ELF aciouS in curing al! Skin
Diseases. DR.SWAGNE * son. PhiaGel pha.
sent by mail Tor JCcls. Also sold by drug .sis!s.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24

The Supreme curt Of Missouri has decided
that the state local option law is cons titutional.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24

The best cough medicine = 10, Cure for
fonsumn'ion SnId ..V.fN. g. -
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24

Snow and ice is keeping the pence OF Eu-
'ope. War is certain 10 break out IL S.;r:nr
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24

Number sf persons supported by all forms OF
employment furnished by electricity is 5OOO.0U
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-24

The National Temperance Society has taken
up tine mater of locating post-ctii eS III
saloons rs i done in Wisconsin, and Will have
such action prohibited by Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

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Aas~rti>esaea--
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scee - .a ae .-i- o4.--. =, i7t
xIs4E 4rr 81 hs aaff
1oa ts.s.eat 1ttsAa i@e. -
osF s'f=rlll.s.. Ars h-s s-- s4s -sf
risa - = hil1 - ares f-e sft ta1
1 naa 14si.ies - FaHtlrs a~ p
1bi1 srf4t ~ te of-ftt ~ --4
rs ialIi.5 anl fa-f BE AZ. ESQ., t-A p
81s 49, a4lt 1ntt 15 t4Ae ~-- s~trr
ttsn Be ccai ilrl.tet - i-Aeat Sc
he las 1efef 90 t4aefd &-f
tsf ne. 41t s4fe .fsN ranatr ~
s<F a. 1oul- crtaasr -a-- att
O. sea- --Fe 'a4-} -eeferts sF*
gzFpess au4 fFa's4 fss.as i- a. - s.. =
bal - - a1 lee. 1s As-1 ~ r'
Esnt as sags taai le nIt attf eA re 'sf
a11asarft PER af t.ee l.- N'ri g,
sdFtFtse ne a. t4 aef 70 me -sl' 20
fHcain8 at1i '4 -et. --fF ntr"
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
Constitutional Catarrh.

Ne sing i.sesse has entsued more suffer ng or
1asf fsHed b. eresklrs up ~ tae constitution e. an
arra. be seu-e 81 snei. OF tssie. of si4at of
afsrI1E. fne hHlusn voice ne mtrt.--ore =
more a. sometimes AL weld ta rs desrrucr.re
p erre- iae 11~0a l1 rtslf bsie. tar0u e0st
th. sssem sitsc e. rT fs .orre All breaks
70 tre W0S rls - cons. .susloua l-ulr 4 ee-
esu-e rn. it ters-out. ry noeI rrrsIc ans.
.rrrfee ''T ssssi .sr ~ 1rnrS- suf cbar.sfs1s
th,.-e seecr1f from have lrt a r0ne - - ra-
nerrf ~ g bis sire oi fhe xrsVF. III = tlre trer.
ft ei ft- rnr .rs n1snt ~ sl terrible ates-s
rr -aweI.es - nm tIe reaCh nf al rssse1 NO
n4 g. Al r 20 ruu ce elt 40 lFI1>r~Urrrr. I q
rev art .tnerf4 ur. -.e1 method eiorfe1 - r
SANFORD fae q. 1sfsf m q rf- ksriFsL frrE
r7s wen ae r+afr0 % r1rf oI -scnFfnts 81 =
.rsfsrr-H r0f- m 7toffi r1 re 'ef r A. had 20 ~.
slles ri1z .ns trr rrefe TT 20 nresf nisr srt
RI rflIr ref erEs 1e w--f Oppressive .ras ufrrss.
ct-s-1E 1s head s|feefent1z tae ar7s-a res-,~-
.nx fae -eu-ss 81 srs r7"e arf EesrfnE s1i
rrlrtfa RS fH c rr- HsIlnrs renfearr nf Tie
tlses.e arts r1e .lazs liver and d1evs
ssvrosns Rarr-sr crrT e'rvsfs 0fsrs nos--a =
NJ re srrrtl Quar- ore eor ef Ttrss74sr
ScLFFSr snf fee ivrerTsD i-Esrrz rri.e s.
forrEs osas & cHs1sicsl. Co.. 8rslss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
Brought to Light.

The chemical investigations maie by the National
Food Analysis brough. light fact which vii DO
of special interest skeeperthat the Cream of Tartar
used By the Price BAKING Powder Company the purest
the world The crystals from the finest grapes
imported direct from the vineyards of France and
freed from all impurities used by them the manufacture
of the celebrated DE-. Prizes Cream Baking Powder
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder aud Favorng Extracts
are used by the United States Government
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
hlM | SUffEEEl
SEVENTEEN YEARS FROM SKIN DIsEAsE
COULD NOT "a a Oh DRESS MYSELF.
Mass OF DT-EAsE FROM HEAD To
OF CUEEO II EIGHT WEEKS BY
T..- tsr-rrfssr-, uL-srt.r.f

COULD NOT "a a Oh DRESS MYSELF.
A MASS or DT-EAsE FROM HEAD To
F OF CUEEO II EIGHT WEEKS By
TuE CUUCCRA REMEDIES.
Atthe age Of three msaths rash which alter
ward- provct 10 be eczema Or sat- raeDmJ made
Ell re- .aidt etn'uk Sas The csl4se. be pre- ccioed
-0ale oO0illz 1eliclle. n.E the sores spreaI -
MY esr AMI Dead an0.3er n ID was c. ed
b he pro e-,vo % N y All roout the "a, calicd e
kiur = Evil aud prescribed ylu 20 Sder. pIim-
store. aot larl lixe1 INTO a salge, bus the II .
ease continued. luey co.ld ntr do anything
wltn iE. AruIher rre-cTitet horax. ~ster. I'D
lOgr znlt1er uus.cd p0l tiScs. >one Of them
dld me suY goo. a. al ciIt ace NE wore. !he
disease cootnued uuabateo u spread 90 my arms
an e-s. tii VAS laid 1D entirely. alr from cOn-
tuua y .itunx or ths dOOr oa a pillow my limbs
cor tlac-et 49, taai lost aii con 70 Of them and
ufteriy help 60 NJ mother ~ouiI IA 20
lif ne out aud ilro bed 1 caud 90 40 lud he
house % nv nsnts aud leet. DIS I'D not set
mg c.uIlcs a A. AT. ant Q I'll 81 wear sort Of
Dr. stag zeau. ~ hair a al matted down or
"a "a 30. snt ny bead. f4ce. and cars were one
sob sud nst we 4. Owe ou nay sd AL
the time ID the summer 20 keep tne flies o. Ny
parent cUns5i ed pr1nin. ul phl -i-lIn ani sur
seon here iu chicago i4e otneI 81, s.fisns before
mentioned wrre pt un1as sud Hamilton. Cana
saE Ho ss8d as could Il lothi1g to- me lie
wanted - cut the - eve of rg lez,, 50 thaf
colIi Tsls hlf { w0Il Mt let bin. iOr Il did
yst better won atse no r0ufrO. ot t4em
The disease -uutinuru in tnHs usnner a III
VS. sevel'eel yea o q. s1l one dag in January
- + reei Aa A.tNDt I'D me t.f1Hffs OF your
cfrlcf a. RzssniEs 10 Described lay csse % ex-
sltf that I thought. a last r..oTt. % give them
a .r.si
N1au I drst app ied them 7 was al raw aud
t.eediuE. irrm s-~srcrng mTselt bit / went
ASLEEP su0st In. nell stely. something had not
duue o. ycars. tue effect a. - eOutnln-
iu about tF0 e. a. ( cfsu sant gfalxhf hut
nut Nalx { was 50 weak. buf my slr.s Fe uearly
wa.L "A near ~ ( can f1uEe t-e ffrrict -
REHkr cured ne IN sbout 4 o. eight wee \.
snd 40 to tlis ts,e n au1arr d, e lo Jan a.
asVe bad tie at sizns of ihe disease reaQIsag-
ug 08 me. ~. +. MCDONALD.
49, Dearborn s.. ChicaE,. III. June 5l y.
sold everYwhsrs Price Cr-rTcuRk. Soc. soar
Tr hsa.lsrSr g. Prepared ~ the Furr E2
DRre aNn tHEvrrs1 Co.. Ro>to1. Mas
sE~snd tor How e. cure -kfn seases.~ "a
yazes. "a Illustrators. and lo0 test monlalS
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

For many yetrs the manuiaet2r-rs Of
Dr "A IS Catarrh Remedy. ~lO are abun-
Castiy fesooaslols financially. as sny one
can easily ascertain BY enqairy. have Of
rel. "a good faith. = staudi reward of
500 for csse IF nss4l caterrn. no matter
aoN bad ol OF how long standing. which
they cannot cure. The Remeiy Is sold BY
druggists AZ 50 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

The tllo~'ag ass ef fhe marriage
rs.so IS issued since isst orshst 30
tns nsmss. residences ThsD sntsids ne ety.
srd se-s oi tie parties
Ages
cs.re@ Hsrfr r-isr 7rrirrs Fitis
Gsxs tetisr springs RS
Isrues MnNsT ~nrer.rr VS.
RIra = nsFfs hrrFrIrg Ss-ti
G~orss Lsss Ma sant.eT .--..------'-is
Do aOf sn.T-r fran r.ek headache no
renf Ienger. lf = rnf nscpsssrT Carte
Iitfle fiFsr Fi.l- - rure F1r Dss. 1us
smal mll Smai ioss >1s olil.
Jehn Henrr nlsssed w'ri s1neI A.
Aud 81 his pssstrn tried fc ls her.
kh- sid "f1hn Il Tru- rarts r1u waste
Tour fselo ,@trsV vslt af .sss.
Ysrr rfesfn 1fenfs r1e 81 ssT.
Tse SCE1UoNf rr sfsr svar
M Chsrles Smith. cf Fmrs ohl1
writes I hare rsef everY remedy for sicx
hrsdsghe Z errld hesr ai fcr Re uasf 7f
tan rears 5uf Carers iFte LIVER Fi
tfd na nors <cot thsn 81 ths rest
Hsrs ~ squsi - = prompt snd positive
rrr- fcr sex 1esdsrae e'I.srsne-s coast
rstt IA. r.in r re s,.ie. sns lrsr lrs1-
el>~ Carers Little Liver Piis Try
<hen-
Must 80 - crnfounied ~ifc ocrr n-n
ssfhsrtic ~ gurrsfivr rfiis. tsrfe- Ltts
Liver Pts 49, enrr-'7 1nHze rer 10
sv>rv rs-re-k Cue "a. - prers tasl-
erp~riertk4.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Hr- winslow's soothing syrup should always
te used fo- children teeihing. Il -ooth-s tue
chllc. scltens TIE gums aiiays ali pain, cures
irc Colc and The bes< remedy for diArrnlsA
- cent? bogtie
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

DTNPIFs. Black beads. rhanpcs ard Oily skis
1 | II prevented o7 Cuiicurs Acdicais1 soap
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Eheepsxfns- Isd@e.
cen rer ib 5a5Lc. f-u cured Per 70. q &c
pa. cured. each ase5s,e
D-y lIdes and ,klns-Per 10, 6us.c.
Cat tured. per Be-, 6,.c.
LckM3-kscl. l-sg35c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Agpiss-n.oo Per bol 25q9oc per bush
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Cover-ss0o. seller. 500. - buyer.
Iulotny-s- q lN. sel.sr. s-J.ks-oo. buye
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Drted Fruft+
Ippies-fnmers. 90 C. eg4pcsate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Mssts soa FoatEFy.
Peef-Fresn 1fessef SCI 1e7e.
hoEs- Dlesa..ii. > 80 II pr 81
y llal .e--ed. .sT fef -
Yea dressed 5 - ser -.
Fna. If- -lss.fs. f1s.s. sBlec- >prlAs cnlL<-
aus. 4lsaeec. l-,.e pei -
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

hss. tss4ia, Ese.
Hay sr1r gsF loA
ru.NA 1rf efl
Corn -4tf sf ec - tc i0r new
talaf fe1 -.
ta.l e4t.
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