davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20
The ItOlI-Call,

In every military cncampmcnt
at sunrise, roll of all the names OF
the members of each company is
called by the orderly sergeant. Be.
ginning with Allen Adairc he goes
down the list to Zacchcus Zeigler
all present call out ''herer' and are
so entered. Ifno response is heard.
an inquiry is Instituted and absent
ones are in some way located; when
the orderly sergeant turns and salu.
ties the captain, who is awaiting the
result, and reports "All present or
accounted forl"
In the Office Of two Philadelphia
physicians there is roll of patients
who answer by letter each three
weeks to the call Of the roll Of their
names. In the list are hundreds
from every State and Territory
beginning with Wisconsin and
Wyoming. These patients reports
are very curious in their details. An
interesting feature is the emphasis Of
gratitude expressed for being cured,
in many cases the patient having
only been led to try treatment by
these physicians. after every other
resource had proved fruitless. The
name given TO this treatment is
Compound Oxygen" and if you
would like 10 learn more Of IL, send
address to Drs. Starkey & Palen,
1879 Arch street, Philadelphia, who
publish brochure entitled Com.
pound Oxygen-its mode of action
and results, The right sort Of a
jury" etc, besides monographs on
various diseases, ali Of which are sen,
free to any applicant.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

My son, the campaign Is fairly
open, the first gun is fred and be
fore the chill winds OF Noyembss
shall freeze all OF the candidates 10
death there will be lots OF kerosene
oil burned and lots Of whisky drank.
Now, do you burn the whisky. my
boy, and drink the kerosene Nou'il
feel better and youil be richer. and
there won't be such waste OF oil.
One drink will last YOU through the
whole eampaign.-B Burdsits.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

a young fellow about TO be hung
IN the West the other day had So.
ished his religious duties and was
about 10 start for the scahold. The
parson spoke his last words to him
and told him TO take courage, that
he would die Christian.
Are you sure Of thati" asked the
young man.
Yes, indeed. IN few minutes
you viii be seated around the table
with the angels.
y ou ere a Christian, too, are you
notf"
Certainly
Then you 60 first, parson, and
see that they get the supper ready I"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20
A Great Relief.

Lincoln tOurnei
Employee" Sir, would like 20
speak to you a moment upon Sc.
rious matter"
Don't bother me"
But"
Go away TO your work, sayr'
! want TO ask your consent %
my marriage with your daughter,
Nellie, and"
"Oh, IS that sol Take her my
boy, and may God bless you both.
! thought you were going 10
ask me for an increase Of salary"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

Peterson's Magazine for August
begins "A London Success, by the
author ora Transplanted Rose"
To judge from the opening chap.
iers. this serial will prove fully
equal to that novel which made
such a decided hit several years
ago. Indeed, among oil the stories
and poems, there is not one but dc.
serves special mention. The pres
ent number is as good as il can be,
from the first pages TO the last.
Peterson's popularity seems steadi.
ly to increase year by year, no mat.
te rhow hard times may be. Terms:
Two Dollars year. Address Pc.
teyson's Magazine, 700 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

NoTEs.-No. 5 leaves Washington daily.
Pullman Parlor Cars. New York 10 W. shInr-
ton. Sold TTain with New Pullman Bunrt
Sleeping Cars from Old Point. Richmond
Washington and the Fast To Louisville and
Cincipnaii Pullman Sleeping Cars from
White sulphur, via Louisville and tho %. a
W. R'y. to IT Louis and the West Trains ON
Sundays leave Norfolk ~ m.
No daily. with Through Pullman Scryice
and Solid Trains to Washington. Richmond
mond TO Old PoiDf
Nos. and 2, daily except sunday. Pull
man sleepers be ween Lexington and Clifton
Forge.
Nos. Sand 6, b. tween baltimore, Washing
ton and white sulphur, and Richmond and
white sulphur have through service ~ Pail.
mans Beat Sleeping Carr; No. 8 running
through 10 old Point.
Old Dominion Steamers leave Norfolk on
Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Tn ursday an q
Saturday ?. ". for New York.
For Rates, Tickets, baggage Checks apply
TO anyOfnceof the " y & ~. V Go or De
pot or Ticket once of connecting lines.
j. ID. WARRINGTON.
"a Vice PreEt.
III. w. FULLER,
Gen1 PasS'r ARt.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

During hsilstorm, in Troy, q
boy heaved twenty pound cake
Of ice into the street, and over fifty
persons made oath that il was =
haIlstone, and that they heard il
strike roof and bound oil.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

TIE haoit of gum chewing in
this country IS producing . race Of
hollow checked young women. The
constant exercise Of the ruassesar
muscle hsrdens u. and removes the
fatty covering that eonduces to
rouudnesS. Not only IS the cheek
destroyed. but there is a tendency
TO wrinkiing Of the skin. result of
the falling swsy Of the parts be.
meath it.-Ex.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

"Adolphus, dye know I'm a lit.
tie vexed at Miss Simmousf"
"Whs, has happened, Arthur,
old boyl"
"Well, you know | pride myself
on my singing. We were az the
piano. I'll sing one more song
and then I'll go home, I said"
"Was il later"
About midnight"
And what did she say,"
"She said "Can't you go home
firsti"
And did you"
Yes, Adolphus. tell you I'm
little yeSed about it."-Haypsrs
Basar.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

1t has been decided by high ecle.
sisstical authority that damn" is
not profanity, and there are lots Of
church members who. for the sake
of appearances and on account of
an occasional slip Of the tongue.
are d--n glad Of .-Arkansato
1rayoker.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

"Mr. Smith" said q lady a. the
fair, won't you please buy this
bouquet TO present to the lady you
lover "'rwouldnt DC" said Mr..
smith I'm msrried msn."
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

locals Ter iine. 80. .......-.-...
70 reg ular advertisers. rs........... go.
Regular advertise u,suts. OF moro than hal
a column. quarterly I'm advance tt IFrllEI d
Transient ad ' vertisemcnts in advance.
The Advance Il tho medium through
vhiss Advertisers cAn reach the pso-
pls Of Wayne County. ~ -
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

0fa4y N Rewarded arc those who read this
Hll.Hl,t and then act: they will 1ud honor
&H0888 able employment that will not
take them from their homes aud
famtites. The profits are large and sure for
every Industrious person; many have mado
aud are now making several hundred dollars
a month. II In easy for any one In make S.
and upwards per day, who Is willing To work
Either sex young or old; capital not needed.
we start YOU Everything new. No special
ability required; you. reader. can do 1t -
well a. any one. Write TO us at once for full
particulars, which we mail free Address
6TISsoS & Co. Portland. Maine. pDiy
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20
OHIO RIVER R. r.
TIME TABLE.

THkiuR effect May n. 1883 Passenger traths
will run as follows Central Tiue. All trains
daily except those marked thus which do
not run ON Sunday:
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20
Invention

ID~%s has rcvolutlouizcd tho
lUNtIIllOII world during the the last
half century. Not least
among the wonders of Inventive progress is
performed all over the country without
separating the workers from their homes
lay liberal; any one eau do the work: cithe 4
sex, young or old; no special ability required.
vapital not needed; you are started free Cut
this out and return to US and we will send
you free, something of great value aud i'm
portance To you, that will start you In busi-
ness which Will bring you In more money
right away, than anything else In the world
gusta, Maine. sDis
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

AL points.
W. J Robinson. oen1 pas. Agent.
forkersburE. ". Va
". II Osborn, Southern Tray Aer,
POmeroy. ohio.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20

An kinda OF Job Printing done VIA pss>
,,D sai d.spatcA. and st prices ~ low ss oan
Ss sEo ded. -.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-07-20
csrEDo. W. VA


One copy. one year 81 co. n paid At the TINS
he name 10 entered IN subscription book
Xfisr " days. $i-1s per ysar vtn be eharg &C
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

CIRCUTT--Street Railway Company of Grand
Rapids vs.. Commissioners OF Highways of
Grand Rapids. chancery; hearing on plead
iDgs and proofs submitted. Thomas II.
Wood, Henry h. Motley and Watts Gard
ner VS.. John T.. Kendall. assumpsit: plea
Withdrawn, Judgment for plaintiff 81 ,326, 2i
and costs. Eugene Carpenter VS.. George X.
Johnson ct al. chancery; order dismissing
bill of complaint with costs. Charles IA.
Thompson e. a.. Vs. William Harris,
chancery: hearing on pleadings and proofs
IN open court; decree for complaint. Will
liam G.. Phillips vs.. Maria Lucas and Edwin
NJ. Bullard. cnancery; hearing on pieadings
and proofs in open court. John G. Vincent
Is. John 5. Farr, assumpsit; findings filed,
judgment for defendant for costs.
PRoBATE.-- Estate of Sjoard De vries, de-
ceased order granting execrutrix license to
sell real estate. Estate OF Thomas H.
Morrison, deceased; executors final accoun I
fled: hearing March -. Estare of Aimira
Cornin, deceased: order so1 hearing claims
before court assigned for August ~ Es-
tate OF John Lsshbrook. deceased; order
granting administrator license 10 sell real
estate. Estate of James II. Miller. deceased:
report of sale Of real estate lied and con
nrmed; executors final account siod;
hearing March B. Estate of John Nc
Cartny et al, minOrs, order allowing guar
dian sl.50 per week for support. etc, OF
minor. Estate of Anthony De Boer, de-
ceased. order allowing adn,inistratlix final
account distributing balance OF estate, and
dischsrging administrative.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
nIuIIARY DELL Foa GIRLS.
Teaching Them How 20 walk GRACEFUL
pSsei0pinc tfss Figure

Teaching Them Hsw 20 walk Gracefully.
Developing ttse Figure.
The English custom or q military drill IN
female Institutions Of learning has been in
troduced into this country, and Is already
producing fine results The pupils who daily
10 through these exercises are distinguished
from other young ladies by their moFe erect
tsAriEig. their strong, vigorous appearance,
their graceful and confident movements,
and beyond al, their superior and easy
walk This last was the original object Of
the exercise, aud the instructed were known
rs the driil or walking class. One of the
female institutions OF baltimore las adopted
this mode Of instructing and developing It's
pupils physically, and every afternoon for
thirty minutes. the school Is put through the
exercises by an expert drill master.
The scene presented is novel and interesting
10 any who have the privilege of witnessing
it, whether they are parents, young adults Of
either sex or children. The class of girls,
numbering about thirty, form Is would .
company Of the Fifth regiment at tho conn
mand ''Fal in" and await further orders.
Though most OF them have only been drilled
since the opening Of tho school in September,
they are already proficient and soldierly in
their bearing, 50 rapidly does the young
female take instruction. All the maneuvers
are executed with accuracy and simulta-
neously. and with evident relish. Common
time, quick time and double quick time are
made at word Of command, and they come
10 good halt from double quick. The drop
on one knee, as If 10 receive a cavalry charge,
is well done the movement probably being
the most warlike Of ell the exercises, a
wabble at the knee and the full action at the
hip joints are parts OF the requirements
One Of the most pleasant features of the
drill is TO see these happy, smiling young
creatures 60 through the various salutes.
A spectator leaves after witnessing the
drill with thoughts OF cheerful youth, beau
ty, female warriors and future society bellies
He is also fully impressed with the fact that
the participants in the drill have style of car
riage, full chests and upright shoulders that
are sadly wanting in most American girls
1t is the habit Of outdoor walking that gives
TO the English woman her longer lease Of life
and greater duration of physical charms
The English woman's foot is larger and firm
er than that of her American cousin, but
Just as shapely.
The walking customs of the English and
German ladies are being introduced in Amer
lea, and ere long it is hoped that the high or
der OF American female beauty may be as
durable and as marked in advanced life as il
is now perishable and uncertain. In Balti-
more the lawn tennis clubs, the gymnasium
exercise and horseback riding have done
much toward making the young women ac-
tive and healthy, symmetrical and graceful
Baltimore Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
whats the Matter with waters

In the absence Of Managing Editor Wes-
ton-whO, We are told, Is ob-knobbing
with his old friend Messnlore out in Pasa-
dena. in the Land of the Aiternoon-U nited
States Marshal Waters is doing a consider
able heavy editorial work for the Leader
In last nights paper there were two editorial
items on the forthcoming National Conven-
tiOn. As they were printed in parallel col
umns and written oy the same pen. We take
pleasure in reproducing them in the
deadly parallel column" merely pausing TO
enquire. "Whst's the matter with Waters?"
AS Chicago is no The selection of ST.
longer a Democrats Louis by the Demo-
city the party was Gratis for their Nation
wise IN refusing 1t the al Convention is a
honor and advantage mistake. 81. Louis is
Of its National Con- a Democrat city in a
yenuon. Democrat State and
the holding of the con-
yention there will not
Influence an electoral
vote.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
Popularity of a Song.

Talking Of bow long it takes for song 70
become popular, n. Iecocq, the well known
composer, not long ago bet 600 francs that
he could compose an air which ali Paris
would be singing within week. He wrote
one. and the evening after IL was sung by a
popular artist az a cafe chsntant -Four DAYS
afterward Il Lecocq and bis friends were
walking on the boulev8r'is. when sew
era 'mashess7 met them. az vbistling the
new song. Through an open window they
heard 10 practiced Oh the piano. some
children were singing an CID nursery rhyme
- i and in yard not FAR OF tise same air
was played on 8 barrel organ. n Lecocq
had won his wager with honoTs, bnt the
air became 50 Gntearably porzslsT that be
was obliged % leave Paris fof Brussels e -
cspe from New Nsrk luoane.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Hos tAsy - - tbEs tAs sx,
a.erras
kAkzns gi4a tls sosd aE1 xssx.
C1errIy
Nee rbsF 5AHce 4ieoz tAe way.
elz1clnx Ger the frox9a -
Ee4LaeTs n&kes z-a@4Ex she oosa clsax as.
Sss6tly 81 ths s,aoelbcy Sizes
LA1EksnEIy
Rrsxet rs ere. as1 hls cEa9k zaexs
NcoLy
So~ Ais happy. soYosls 9iAnse
DoEh ~ os1 aad yeUng eetraacs.
rs tes cay fef cAil4Aooa's ee< rornanc<A
HoaEy age - eFespsng CO
fezsiyelY.
SleSly nos be peas ~ wsy
Carefully
Hos The snosnxkes dance sad freak
O'er rs s<d snd c<rssoFn caeek
C4Flns aok thzt - l. GA aad weak
Nov the wild. frss dAnos ls Ger.
finslly,
Each p<@1 n2ke assumes Der ps.cs
Gr@oefully,
III toey every here have harl'd
Fie--y snow robes Ger the world
Where deep uishl has round Der silence fErg's
-Nsbei Hsyass-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Fer ths '.fo1adatlozs 70 - used for vsri-
Gus kinds Of oonfsrtionsry, taks 0ne pound
q oonfsetl0ners' or granulated sugar, one
Qsisrtex teaspoon q cream u tartar. one glll
ol water Mil al rogetksr, and cook fast Ia
a broad bottonsi granite or ia vssel until
TIE syrup vii spin thread. or. when cool, it
vii work nicely IN ths fingers set aside In
same pan 70 cool fifteen minutes Then STIR
With a spoon until iG Is cool enough u De
nodded into shape
FOR chocolate erearns-M0uld the ''foun-
da-ion' into small halls, So aside until cold
Then roll IL melted bakers mot sweet chose
late and place on BOTHERED paper
For stuffed figs snd d.tes-Spllt the fruit
ami III Hith the foundation
Fos concealed almonds and cream nuts
Cover with tas foundation and press into
shap. English walnuts Ia halves laid on a
roll Of Foundation" are delicious.
Fer tu-ti-frutti-Chop raislnS, figs and
almonds togethsr, mix with "foundationp
into balls. Flavor the different candles 70
taste, while stirring, adj extracts
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
Jewish HighIanders of the Caucasus.

The Jewish highlanders Of the Caucasian
mountain regions are, without question, a
genuine remnent of some early Hebrew i'm
migration from Palestine. The women con
tinue many Of the primitive practices of
their sex in Bible times, even TO the custom
of painting the face-not tks mere tinting of
the cheeks and heightening Of the brovs. but
painting plain and unmistakable In GER
tain parts of Dagbestan one may not unfre-
quently encounter a Jewish belle In gala
costume of fowered pink silk, gala fur cap,
and yellow half boots, with her face crossed
by broad bars of yellow and red color like
some South Sea savage of former days. The
men are OF a very prepossessing type, hardy
and vigorous, leading for the most part an
outdoor life in the highland regions they in
habit. capital horsemen and excellent agricul-
tursts.
In the large towns they are, as elsewhere,
traders and merchants; but in the rural dis
tricts they devote themselves entirely to
vniculture and the preparation Of wine. the
growing of the conmoner grades of tobacco
IN demand the manufacture of madder dive
and morocco leather Some Of the finest
fruit orchards are those Of the Caucasian
Jews Their numbers have not yet been de-
termined. Like all eastsrns, they viii not
make any return as TO the number Of individ-
uals forming a household so that the Rus
sian government has 20 be content with a
statement OF thu total number Of ''hearths-
and synagogues. These show 2,7s0 house
holds, 43 synsgogues, and about 60 schools;
and il is estimated that this is equivalent to a
total Jewish population Of 5000 souls, Of
whom nearly fourth are in Dsghestan
St james Gazette
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

rh- story Tsla 81 Llltls Jesals ssrsss
fe..f.za

- 1~@fI t4tA - L4tk4e 8ea So 80 :
- P.siizs ss4rS
Ia Po.ies Coaft yesterday nernlak tAh
H4aem4n pls2sisd sst za1sy % easFss
- ass4alz aad o4lbsry aa1 as case - -
lead -Ass nassaiEE. Gsorxs Andrs~s -
a4ys = asafins aezt I1sseay % siaal a.
eaarZs. Inonss 4nd J4llas WaDnsr. tx-
bugs charge 4ii1 r1zney. acre ar01sct
~ 41c Tie Al-er va dise1aagsa. sals Ia
n2FlEsr Sas he'd aoIl tnh m9rnlng ior
tslai
At the afternoon session tae e.urt fceaa
vas cr04cea sitA spectators aExlols %
hear t1s examination @ ScEDsilas Isc
AorBe. the grocer 4FfeslesI for efiMlGA.49
ase24ilzg Alte niDs ys4r-old Jea1ls strap
eft- Tie comgisnt vas read ~ De Corns
and 1s asxsd ioF a. examination, Walsh
Nss Al 0ns pracsedeo slkh. Cnarlss y. o1ned ?
isy conducting tne case f0r Ens people and
FEsnk Q. h0lmss aHd sstaan z. Alien sp-
pearlng ior ths dsisase.
Little jennie sas ssorn sad ss abe doss
boa AK knSlish perfectly Adrian johnson
sas secoFee as Interpreter she testinSd
ihaf GA Decsmeer -. 1887, she and LEI SIS
Ter, ca their way u school alter dinner
ssnt into DsIcFnss store 10 Buy some
apoles an ls eutlced her into tue back
ICON. leaving ner little sister hattie Ia TIE
sore proper. he ntzde an excuse -naI he
wanted " weizh her aDd taxing her ini0
tae room he lacked t8e d9Or. Jennie
SAD tlAg after t1sy aeIs "a tne rOo ai
De Come committed al InaecenI assault
upon Der. Sas sAs oa the sIznd about
tS0 hnIrs telling very strEig hI story and
albsFng c.Ossly ~ Il through a tediOas
cross-eKamInsti0u. The further examina-
uon 0i tlis Wltaess wss adjourned until
10 q clock Il mOFatug and Dc Corne was
FemAade1 % Isl Ia ces4ult OF 81 90 0sil.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

" r. Bisxeli and daughter. Dotelle. have
xons on q trip % Texas
\ 5. Warrous. County Clark Of Sevsvgo,
rss In the city Yesterday.
A. J. scott. Of the R1iliVay Age Of Chicago.
is IN tue city on business
George Little and wife, OF Washington. ID.
g.. are registered at The Merton.
Ms. A y. Noble. OF Detroit. IL visiting
Mrs. r. +. Leonard. OF % T-rrance-ave.
Mrs. J. W. Adams left yesterday for New
York to select stock Of spring millinery.
T. ". Strahaa. the popular West Side
ciothisr. viii 70 East neKs Monday on a
business trip.
Mrs Judge T.. NJ Morton. Of Newark.
New York. i visiting Mr.. and Mrs ). +.
Stevens. Of RauSom-st.
~. r. Wilson has been promoted 10 the
f0remanship in Berry q Gay factory made
vscsns by the res signaii0n Of Charles Gard
Dsr.
rhom % ". Ferry. Ex-senator Of Grand
Maven. vas ia the city yesterday on bis
vsy home from attending the Republican
banquet ~ Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
To wash WOODEN. Successfully.

According 70 DR.. Jaegar the main points
70 be observed in washing woolen goods are:
l. A perfect solution OF soap on soda
soap be used the liquid ammonia should bs
added it Is better, however, to use ammo
MA soap
, Always keep the temperature below 1lo
degs Fahrenheit
8 Never wiring the articles, but take them
from the water dripping wet and hang them
up 10 dry.
T. Iron while stin dsnp, stretching the
articles to the required length and width.
The iron should not be too hot: never hot
enough 70 crinkle an animal fiber Ike hair
or b-istle.
s. No soda or iye should be used.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

The splendid success of the Beethoven pro-
grsmme rendered by the st. Cecilia Society
yesterday afternoon. reflects credit on the
committees and the performers. TIE pro-
Ersmme was "a follows
Overture % Eynont
Mrs Barnhart. Mss Atwatsr
Andants 1rosa the 5th sS=sS.Nony.
n is 6asrs Miss Parsons
Beethoven aud Romanticasn Mrs. Pos.
Read BY Mrs DAYS
Sensta. Op ~. No 8
Presto. Largo. MinuetlO Trio and Roudo,
Miss Fitch
vocal solo Andenken.
ECh iehe dich.
Mrs NsTr an.
Concerto n c. st movement. Allegro
\ iss Hopkins, Mrs Wishey.
Ssriet zed f1r two pianos
Mesdsmes MeWhorter. Nstson. Bsrnhsrl. Mss
Atwstsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
How to Cook salt salmon.

Take piece Of the salmon as large as re-
quired for use, place it in q pan Of fresh
water until it is thoroughly saturated the
evening before the day you intend TO use it;
then allow the water 10 drip from the faucet
on the salmon in the pan for twelve hours,
say over night, the pan remaining in the
sink so that tho overflow can be carried Of
BY this time it viii be fresh enough to DO
palatable. The salmon should then be dried
with dry towel, and then broilei OF grid
iron over quick frc, or fried rs in the ordin-
ary manner Of preparing other varieties Of
salt fish, or it can be boiled and served
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Some u Tie Ere4.sss men thst ever lived
sere 81 saa&A st2tErs aa2 Insignificant ss
pesfsnoe. TIE Fe4asr wtil readily recall
many instances. keFy saAal aEs Or Paeres :
Peasant fnrExEiys fs.sels kol tnsS are Tar
nlofe elective tosD 10 h0ae. Oh fAshtonel
pli.s which are - q ilncalt t8 swslloe aud
80 hsEsh Ia their acliaa. TIE -Pellets" ara
eentis snc never cause constipation. Fer
liver, stomach an3 bswsi asrEEkez4ls1ts
they have no ssa2L