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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22
INVENTION
Magnetism and Menthol as q
Remedial and Curative
Agent.

have been placed upon the NJ srket claiming TO cure
ncwers. sons consist 81 small bottles Of ,phiai.
esss a1ss u s 81 ~sn nRasd ss p1oa
peculiar sensation which il often believed % Be
s ~ tact that catarrhal diseases
are tie result Of parasitic attack upon the msmbrans
Wast i REQUIRED. therefore. Z somsthipg yh. sa
10 nataraiiy heslthy state svd any further attic
Of study e lie saecs q easar and
head throat and lungs and some time since hs COM
mining whether any combination could Be formed
0s s s9 ssa !, aa s = Il
Determining that menthol. yhsn combined WITH
vents nj 20 = rsasr sr
convenient and ehectnai was question q some
within Ivulcsnite inbs three inches long and about
three-Quarters OF an inch In diameter perfect mag
e. T s Fl e. ns grade
imported msnthol. The ends OF the tube are ciosed
lee inhsissn Il ihs ar The
nenisoi sets e gsI,1n.eias while shs msgnsao,
the diseased parts into healthy action forms won
dsrfll healing power, thereby successfully stoppiax
The fumes when Inhaled ere refrsshing md COOLING.
s eaa o II s hss Sas en-
gis. catarrhal deafness. etc. i Il uneuualied,
oas s Il hs assss Y ass Ssd s:
Inhaler. Commencing colds can be broken np IN =
f noaa III clear M t6rost and head and prodcs
sound and refreshing sleep 1t night Il has no equal
Nothing like II has sver besn placed on tbs arkes
before. Its price 10 moderate its Nork5nk 4 mar
sslous aud Pc family can asfd . be without ene e
Bsasre Of Imitation. e f6srs M naserupulons
nhsisr thss sssone II w s sssans
Full directons testimonisis. etc. senk with each
s7he sssnosss< o..tfis mailed ftes 10 any "a
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

SULTAN MU1EY HAssEN, of Morocco. is
described as man about As years of age,
though it is possible that he doesn't know
his exact age. AS he has $500 wives it is
probable that he looks older than he really
is. He is handsome man, with calm,
imposing manner which is most becoming.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophos-
phites, they will find immediate relief and
Il permanent benefit. DR.. III. v. Mott, Brent
wood. Cal. writes: Il have used SCOTS
Emulsion with great advantage in cases OF
Phthisis. Scrofula. and Wasting Diseases.
tits very palatabIe." Sold by Druggists.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

THE Celtic language prevailed in
England A. d. /; the Latin was intro
duced about the same time; the Saxon
prevailed from A. ID. 400 to 1865; Latin
reintroduced by missionaries, 500; the
Norman French combining with Eng
lish, 1866 to 1920; early English, 1850
to 1900.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22
A Remarkable Paper.

The YOUTHS COMPANION is a welcome
visitor weekly in more than 100000 faIni-
lies. and has won a place in home life OBJ
tanned by no other publication. 1t is al
ways safe. pure. instructive and entertain
ing. The wonder is how any family can do
without it. Any new subscriber who sends
81. rs now. can have The COMPANION free
every week to January 1, 1889, and for a
full year from that date. Sample copies
Free Address THE YOUTHS COMPANION
Boston Mass
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

AN esthetic- looking blue lobster with a
delicately tinted pink tail was captured at
Portland, Me-, recently, is now swimming
in close quarters as curiosity.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

AN Englishman recently stated in court
that he married at the age of Is, because
he was out of work.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

KELLEY, the motor man, has been
caused considerable annoyance by his
mother in law
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22
II the Suiferers from Consumption,

.sCHARGE, Chester, charge:" Was Chester
a plumber, that the poet should tell him to
charge twice in one liner
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

NH0xfo has created the greatest excite
ment as q beverage. in two years. ever Wit
messed, from the tact that 1t brings nervous.
exhausted. overwork edwomen 10 good pow
ers OF endurance in few days: cures the
appetite for liquors and tobacco at once.
and has recovered q large number OF cases
Of old, helpless paralysis as . food only.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22
A Radieal Cure for EpiIeptic Fits.

IT is hardly probable that there are any
telephones in heaven. And yet every angel
will be recognized by his halo.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

CIR LYONS Patent He'd stiffeners applied to
those nsH boots and stsy will asysr run ever.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

MAN wants but little here bill owe. but
wants that little paid. ~ Whitehall Times.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

place Of a Confederate officer. while the lin
gering rays Of the setting sun on calm Jun.
even ngs throws in full relief against the
sky the gray, Quaker looking ga b of a
gray haired woman, who still strews the
red and white roses on the lonely grave, as
she has done for more than twenty years.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

A rAvQRiTE dessert with lawyers is sue it
pudding p Bosom b aistiR.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22
RED, WHITE, AND RED.
BIZ ILKA.

M0SG the various To-
calities affected by the
strife b etween tn e
North and the South,
perhaps none was more
fertile In romantic in
cident than were the
western counties OF
Missouri. The dissen-
sions which had given
rise to bitter anifnosi-
ties between bleeding
Kansas" us it was de-
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22
ELECT OTY Ed
ADVERTISING
-AED-
CATALOGUE CUTS

OF NEW DESIGNS, representipg all classes Of
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teeHES in an almost endless variety, can be had Of
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Merchants and manufacturers wishing eats with
which TO illustrate advertising catalogue matter
should examine our specimen book which can be
FIRST class.
DESIGNING and WOOD ENGRAVING
win be done upzn short notice In the very best
style and 1t reasonable rates.
Special rates viii be made for Eleetrotypins cuts
Forms in large quantities For fnrtAsr pAFsiea-
iarz aadress.
SIOUX CITY NEWSPAPER UNION.
&c fEAll sfeEEI siesz elIJ. leEk
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-22

THE Secretary of the Interior is Curtius
to all.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25
Protected BY His Size.

A Michigan veteran tells the follow
ing story of the civil war.
We were approaching Corlnth. The
Confederates made n sortie upon our
advance, aud the sth Wisconsin hurried
forward, with the famous eagle, "0ld
Abe" screaming and Tapping his wings
in apparent glee.
A boy, not more than fourteen, and
small for his age, was seen following In
the rear, with aNmusket on his shoulder.
twice as long as himself, crying as If his
heart would break.
"What's the matter, boy?"
"rhey don't want me to go; said /
must stay and help take care of the
camp, | want to go-o-o, | can shoot jess
as well rs any of EN-" and he trudged
on, with shells screeching and bullets
kissing uncomfortably close overhead.
They were soon lost in the smoke and
tumult of the battle; but when the hight
was over, the slh Wisconsin were again
seen returning to their camp. As they
halted by the roadside we we're again at
tracted to Old Abe and the youthful
soldier, as the latter stood with group
talking over the events of the hour.
Having u curiosity to hear how the
hoy had stood the trial, we drew nearer.
lie had his saytwith the rest, as cool AS
any of them, wien we discovered what
appeared TO be small hole through the
visor of his cap, cooked back upon his
head.
Reaching down, we took his cap from
his head. remarking. whats that hole
in your capY
He took it, looked at it an instant
turned pale as death, reflected few
moments, and philosophically remark.
ed:
"Myl wished / was bigger y while
ago. but If / had been, whereC | bt
nowP"
His interest in the conversation was
gone, but that old cap had "A new value
tor him.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25

Grams. Schenck. MoCauley, Palmer and
Buell..
A bill has been introduced In the
house 10 prevent convict labor frOm
competing with organized labor.
II provides that all eonvicts employed
within the jurisdiction Of the United
states shall be employed at such labor
AS they may be best suited 10 perform.
and semi-mnnthly shall be paid the
same rate Of compensation as Is said
TO organizrd labor la the locality where
the convict Is confined. No convict Is
TO be required 10 work more tan eight
hours day. The bill carries with IL
an appropriation of sl.0OO,OOO to be ex-
pended 10y the secretary Of the depart
ment OF labor in giving It effect.
The senate has passed bin forfeit
ing all unearned railroad land grants;
also the international copyright bill.
ard quite u number Of bills for pub
lie buildings. IL has also ratified the
Chinese treaty.
The s2OOOO,0OO river and harbor bill
passed the house by more than two
thirds majority.
Senator Voorhees, finally concluded
that he was indebted 10 the dignity Of
senate TO the extent of an unqualified
apology for bis recent bad language,
aud paid the debt.
The nomination of Mr.. Fuller to be
chief Justice OF the United states is
now I'm the hands OF subcommittee
on the judiciary. for investigation.
There will be special memorial ser
vices held ON decoration day at the
tomb OF Gen. John A. Logan. under
the auspices Of the G. A. X. General
John A. Logan was the originator Of
decoration day.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25

following from a late issue Of the
Philadelphia Ledger: In regard 10
the defective great guns that are being
turned out by the British ordnance de-
partment comes the cable dispatch
from London telling the American
people that, that In 4 naval sham fght
off the mouth Of the Thames ON the
same day. one gun burst on the torpedo
boat Curlew, which seriously injured
several sailors. and another burst
on the armoT-plated ship Black
Prince and hurt three more seamen.
These facts come m the current news,
and they would be grotesque II they
were not real and on subject of prac-
tical Importance, which happens just
now 10 have an immediate and serious
interest for the American pubic, which
Is impatient TO have great guns as the
British haye."-Mining and Scientific
Press.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25
Great Guns and Torpedoes.

There seems to be a difference OF
opinion in regard to the relative value
for destructive purposes of great guns
and torpedo boats. In paper on mod
ern weapons in naval warfare recently
read before the British Institution of
Naval Architects. Captain Hubert
Grenfell, of the British navy. express
ed a preference for guns over torpedoes
as weapons, and expressed much doubt
ms to the value of torpedoes in naval
warfare. Among other things he re-
marked: ain destructive effect ! see
the gun equal, II not superior, TO the
torpedo, and in many other important
respects-in area of effect, in accuracy.
reliability, strength and simplicity of
construction-far beyond IL; and /
make bold tn say that M my opinion 1t
maintains these advantages through
out the whole scale OF its application
from top to bottom
Pertinent TO the above we clip the
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25
Saved by an Ace of Hearts.

Did you ever hear Of mans life be-
ing saved by pack of cards? Well.
here is an incident that Is vouched for
by many who saw the occurrence. says
tile Americus Republican. One of the
best known and most popular drum
mers who comes here, and he comes
often, was one of merry party who
were engaged one night In u friendly
game OF draw" which drummers some
times play. After concluding the game
our friend placed the cards In the left
hand pocket of his coat, which brought
them directly over his heart. Soon there
after one of the party, while carelessly
handling pistol, discharged 1t, and
now comes the strangest part of the
story. The bullet struck the drummer
In the left breast, going through his
clothing and also through evey card IN
the deck except one. this one being the
bottom card, or the last one of the
deck. This card, strange 10 say, was the
ace Of hearts, and the character in its
very centre was indented by The bullet.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25
Washington Letter.


WASHINGTON, May l4th, 1888.
dictator Cleveland" will be his title,
II by a chain Of accidents similar TO
those which elected him In 1884, he
should be reelected this year. lie is
already the autocrat of the democrats
party. The democrat who refuses to
obey his slightest nod is sent to the
rear at once, no matter how high he
may have stood with his party.
Samuel j. Randall. who has more
than once saved the democratic party
from going to pieces, incurred the III
will of the democratic boss, because he
would not support tie Mills tariff bill.
Cleveland sent out orders that Randall
was 10 he disposed the leadership of
the democratic party in Pennsylvania.
With the assistance Of the federal OIL
iicials IN that state the orders were car.
ried out to the letter.
But Cleveland is not yet satisfied. lie
wants TO have Randall defeated for re-
nomination To the house. Cleveland's
nearest friends openly boast of this
sort of work, and say that he intends
to snub every man who refuses to vote
for the Mills tariff bill and that he also
proposes to use the entire power of the
administration to defeat their renomi-
nation for congress.
Last week the president vetoed a
public building bill for Allentown,
Pennsylvania, because. Ut is stated
Sowden, who represents that district
IN the house. had refused TO vote for
the Mills tariff bill. and now his
friends say that he has Mr. Sowden's =
defeat for denomination to congress as
sured. These are not merely republi-
can charges against Mr.. Cleveland. they
are the openly made boasts of his near.
est friends and advisers. Tins country
never before had but one president
who descended to such politices, and
that was Andrew Johnson. Let Cleve-
ldtlh Wv VI llS hut
The democrats of the house are In a
terrible muss over this same Mills tariff
bill. They have cauCused several
times without being able to determine
just what they will do. The last caucus
decided that all who desired to offer
amendments to The bill should first sub.
nit them to the democratic members
OF ways and means. Committee for con
sideration and report to another cau-
cus. The result has been deluge OF
amendments. The average member is
willing To take away the last vestige OF
protection from some other member
district, but he wants all he can get for
his own.
How they will settle the thing is
hard TO say. but one thing is now quite
surt, II would he absolutely Impossible
TO pass the bill as reported from the
committee, and II is doubtful II it can
e tinkered up sufficiently to get tn,
dtmuclatic vote Uf the house.
The huuse committee on military at.
fairs have made a favorable report on
bill authorizing the PRESIDENT Il
nominate for retirement with the ranh
and pay of mi general such ex
, army ofli ers now in civil life as wer,
pruiuu.,l f,r gailan ry or goo conduct
{ o the grade uf maj r-seneral and com
mahdvd departments or divisions
; The hst of those aff 'cted 10y the bill is
very suiall, and includes Gems. Rose
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25
The Weazel

The weazel haz an eve like hawk
and tooth like pickerel.
They kan see on all three sides ov a
right angle tri angle board at once, and
and kan bite thru side ov sole leather.
They alwus sleep with one eye open
and the other on the wink, and are
quicker than spirits ov turpentine and
lighted match.
IL IL no disgrace for astreak ov liten-
ing tew strike at n weazel and miss him.
III | owned weazel. ltening mite
strike at him all day for 5Ocents a clap
| hav tried tew kill them In a stun
wall with rifle. but they would dodge
the ball when IL got within six inchs ov
them, and stick their heads out ov an
other krack three feet further oph.
They are the hardest kritters amung
the small game tew ketch or tew kill.
Yu kant coax one into a trap and keep
him thare, ennv more than yu could
ketch ray ov light with knot hole.
Weazels are skarse, but the supply
alwus equals the demand. They amt
useful only for one thing, and that IL
tew kin chickens.
They will kill IA chickens In one mite,
and take Off the blood with them. leav-
ing the corpse behind.
hunted 3 weeks for weazel once
[it is now several years agol. and knu
just whare he waz all the time, and amt
got him yet,
offered 10 dollars reward for him,
and hold the stakes yet.
Every boy in that naborhood waz
after that weazel mite and day, and /
had tew withdraw the reward t0 keep
from breaking up the distrikt skool.
The sk0olmaster threatened tew su
me If didn't and did II, for hate q
lawsuit rather wuss than / do weazel.
A weazel's skin. wore on the neck, II
liz sed, will kure the quinsy and sore
thrut; but the phellow who sed this had
a sure thing; he knu nobody could
ketch the weazel.
waz told. when | waz boy, by
cunning cuss, that the way tew ketch a
crow waz tew put sum salt on hiz tail.
| prackticed all one summer on this.
but never got sum crow.
lav did things az foolish az this
since hav quit being boy. but prefer
tew keep mum what they are.
weazels hay got no wisdum, but hav
got what IL sumtimes mistaken for II; /;
they have got cunning.
Cunning stands in the same relashun
tew wisdum that a tadpole duz tew u
frog; he may git tew be frog II he
keeps on growing. but he amt one now.
Wisdum knows how tew jump. but
about the best thing that cunning kan
de " tew wiggle.-Josh Billings.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25
Should Fortune Frown.

should fortune frown.
Ne not east down.
The sailor ON the ocean.
When the skie. Erow dark.
Prepares his bark
To meet the storms commotion.
And % should we.
ON life's rude sea.
Re ever up and ready
To meet each storm
That comes along
With courage frm and steady.
strive all you can.
Work like a man
To compass what you do;
Then Il you fail.
At fate don't rail.
You've done all that you could do.
Hope on. hope ever
Detection never
Yet ever won rank or station:
And tell. though vain,
At least will gain
Kind fricnd-hip's appreciation.
After n shower.
The bright hued flower
wiil only look the brighter.
So should the heart
by sorrow's smart
he rendered purcr. lighter.
No man should fear
The ills met here.
With providenee shove him.
a constant mind,
A soul resigned,
Aud one true heart Co love him.
-Franeis s. smith. In New York Weekly.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25
THE HERMOSA

5ea7e leaves Chloride Every Tuesday
aud Saturday for lIillsborough via
nernosa; leaving Iillsborough for
Chloride on Monday and Friday.
Close connections with train at Engle
Passengers travelling by this route
will find good hotel accommodations
at all points touched Ivy the line. For
furtale~ particulars. address:
A. b. Dascomb. Ag't. Engle; A. j. #.
Trudeau, agent, Chloride; Il. Hicock
Agent, Hrrmosa; Mrs. A. f. San
ders, agent, cachillo Negro.
ED. FEST,
Sole Owner & Proprietor.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25
At. N =. r. R.R .r.=As Table

ENGIE.
Tho arrival aud departure Of regular pas
senEcr trains Zone each way daily, at Engle
are as follows.
Going south. arrive u .sop. IN, depart. l2 80 nm
Going north 4Oop.m., depart, 4 :Otlpm
Time took effect March -, lrss.
A. II. DAsConn, Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-02
JUST LIKE THE MEN
wsNT TO CANADA JUST Ike . Man
a WoaasA IL ths H4rrisbsFx kessaas
OUess sPssoislss 3 act Liks shs Mas hty
ass. Loses .sa s.sp. ~tIh short
age of s65 coo u Her Crsdit.

HksEissUEs. Pa. Dec. Miss B0lsits
X Hass. sb0 b4s long been head clerk IN
Tie Revsnus Collectors once % this city
las become dsfsultsr 70 the smoont of
s. So. and has lsii town. Ste disappeared
lsst IasrsdAy evening. sBd on FRIDAY hef
brother. formerly Deputy Collector under
Arthurs administration. was hOrrinod 10
receive letter from his as sr mailed IN
Pailadel phia, Ia which she sIated that abe
had gone away 70 escape trouble she went
on 10 say that sne had taken g. 500 Of lhe
Government money ard Loss the most of Is
in speculation The recent death OF the
Iute-nai Revenue Collector would have
ecessitst-d an.exsmlnetion OF tie books
aad expo ed her watch Is probably the
cause Of Ter hisht. The SPECULATION have
oeen going on for over year The bond,
men maoe good toe suOuLt today. Mss
Hages deisieziiOn causes q great sensation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-02
OUR own BURROWS
rs 60 - % e -
ss wtf "a fnts ths C4aeas .aa -t.g .
Aesx 1s Go e.s tsisfhs
A&la41azss h.A " s4la s44z.
oo-d spszkar.

WAsalssTok L@C. I-Aa1fher full-slzet
...,is... t.., -.......,. -. ... gr.-... .... r.
-
hfsA "a Aa-'-$ $s~i4 ~ .-7 pS'0-
J4a4s CssaG Burrows, si hala azoo.
NJ N. kal.ra.g..s u.er.r-f zat AS
.s........ .... 4. .,.-~
ito = general and Active ealfi.s - tn-
hanor. 1aL there - o. laa8s fhsl b.s nams
- Il. iats .an...t. an. 90, t.-r- - leax
80.
a. = ss'' A-f fSes'- ~-'1o - -''
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-02

IA s1as ef fs@~s. Fr~psrs fsr var.
Acting upou ih.s iosa the muIu4 hfeasu
oui the Ca ~ o,stes hafs ae.n established
Ia every part "a thr country sac ai isis
have proved lhsir usefulness NJ soustime
o. other. AlollgAu Lss been no "a oss.iion
a. lbs rule. al,houfh 10 tDs guiel. las o.l-
i1e ciuzens % our stare military Ffotecii0n
IL aot CONSIDER a. great nrcess.ty ~ ia
other par.s oi lie coulffs. but vhfnffei
ia the hour 0f need iAe NilAisan ri'Iia
has been cAllec DpoH ii las rr pen ta wlih
a. great siacfIit a d euf E'sIomts sttsfi-
oTs al LfxiuF.ou. slG "a pfoftc its.if
q valuable aolaaci l0f tEe pIste Fziieu ~
law Ano or0rr.
Ia tLs Michigan miina thrfs re many
hue Organizations. bar hIa0 the hneti 81
tie ilt st4uq lte cltl F+alIra 81 = a14
Rapids. 1aey ar mll art companies in
every sense uI the w.I' ulIllat4 e' Young
men from all orsIc4.s ~ busIarss az ne
c.ts has every rttRlu io .e lfauo e. hem.
Proc lucAt in fbs lp0s u lUa hl.4 "a fact
Known through "a tle 5 afe fs q oI iae
bDest = he Custer Dusfl lt q e. ufosed
Of eutsrpnsine souhe nen we.l kaswn a.
society. who have been t.rtmesf ~ slt local
enterprises sn0 y b. have sidec ln bringing
Crane Ia pios ~ Tie on in Ia tart ss ~til
as social matters. ~ lie imr fhouId ever
come. bat iei Il be slnceu'If hoped tnaf a.
may not, when The people shu ID aesiu be
called upon 10 80 f0rih iu f1e D'ao1 1cidt
OF battle M % euse Uf the "a one A. .Uof or
citizens rigbis. to- ius.cr Clafa y 1ull b.
the fret 20 step mob t0 tbe ifrnt li -
from such organ ~ lons as tblf q .i G m
mauders % raw recruits souIa me ibIs
cosupHuy has been orsau. sfI baI ~ YeErs
bal WIN energy auo pii.N. a. vrfkGd
Itself 70 The ifolL aud ih tts uf0ree is a
various socni eIiffprscs. purchased from
time so time new uIl 'ufnis nrv fafnfffc
and have itt1 ouI end comp "a Ice
srn5ory Iney nov have au sH I1sf rl
fof the noiiaay week Isz.ar. ai4 ia
name bui new sDd noyel ia fr.fUfs An
entertainment - announce Vtirh wiii be
well worthy a. thC patronage ol tte De- Pc.
Com ~. az q ooss asl hft rf ttr l,IfaFs.
. more suitable place could noi he iDUa1 at
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