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Milford chronicle., 1888-08-31
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Milford chronicle., 1888-08-31

THE Horticultural Society of Della
ware, which holds its first annual ex-
hibition at Wilmington next month
bids fair to be a credit to the State and
an educator Of some value to horticul-
turists on this Peninsula. The condi-
tions on which the exhibits are placed,
tend to a publication ofmethOds which
are used to produce them, and the ex-
cellence and variety of the exhibits
will be a great advertisement to the
fruit interests of this section.
Milford chronicle., 1888-08-31

THE Pennsylvania State Fair, at
Philadelphia, has published an inter
esting circular on polo, which has been
circulated among the Peninsular edi-
tors. The pastime is graphically de-
scribed and represented in glowing
attractiveness; but the counterweight
comes in the fact that an income of
$4,000 year is about the figure re-
quired to keep in proper trim suita-
bic stud and grounds for the full en-
joyment of the game. This fact will
probably deter some Peninsular editors
from the full enjoyment of the game;
but even the most impecunious can
ride up to Philadelphia on his pass, and
by the liberal use of his cheek may be
a witness to the exhibition of the polo
clubs given at the fair.
Milford chronicle., 1888-08-31

THE State Convention which met at
Dover on Tuesday last, renominated
]. B. Pennington, as representative,
without dissenting voice; for presi-
Dental electors, Caleb P. Johnson,
New Castle; Robert H. Hill, Kent;
and Robert G. EllegoOd Sussex county.
An endorsement of the platform Of the
st. Louis convention and approval Of
the Washington administration COM
pleted the days work. Throughout
it was characterized by less contention
than the warlike preparation of Satur-
days work seemed to promise.
Milford chronicle., 1888-08-31

THE tariff talk still goes on, and ic
so important subject can be thor
oughly canvassed by thinking peO-
pie, there is no reason why American
citizens should remain ignorant of the
facts at issue. The Atlanta, Ga, Con-
StitHfioN, a leading Democratic journal
of the South, thus compliments Major
McKinley's address delivered in that
city:
1t is difficult to tell in words that would
not be declared extravagant of the reception
of that speech Never was there an audi
ence more attentive. For two hours every
man, woman and child sat there listening
to this forcible argument for a protective
tarif-sat there virtually spellbound, Time
and time again was the eloquent speaker
interrupted by hearty applause. Every
point was so received, and at times the cheer
ing was almost overpowering. When toward
the end he said "Ou this great industrial
question there should be no North, no South. "
everybody cheered wildly, and men in all
parts Of the audience jumped to their feet,
waving hats and handkerchiefs Did it
change the opinion of any? That question
can be answered only by the individuals
themselves. But one thing is certain. Every
man there, whether protectionist or an ad-
vocate of a revenue tariff, left with the firm
conviction that he had heard the grandest
argument for protection ever made
This is a remarkable compliment,
not only to the Major, but to the intel
ligence and reason of the people of
Atlanta,and is q strong proof that pub
lie benefit and not sectional feeling is
the motive which gives force to the
under-current of American thought.
The South may be solid in some issues,
but there is not the ~ cows of feel
ing aSS.elr n aIirc oseS Rists. nor
'ecting with Sc S,salves
Milford chronicle., 1888-08-31
COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. EDITOR: The citizens of Milford
have had the opportunity for several Sun
days to notice the nuisance which is going
on as a daily business. I watched several
small candy stores where they sell on Sunday
cigars, candy aud soft drinks, while other
store-keepers respect Sunday as lawful holi-
days, and lose share Of business which
should be done on Saturday. How is it
that the strict iaw-keeper is the loser2 while
the trespasser has free access. It looks to
me somewhat like the Canadian Fishery
Treaty. Is there nobody who has power to
stop this nuisance and protect the rights.
A WITNESS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

Nessra. A r. SHALLExBERcER y Co.
Rochester. Pa. Gents:--J received
sample bottle Of your Antidoie for Ma
laria last spring, and have tested u fully
IN INV own case. Amer falling utterly
with Qninine. Il has cured sne parma
Imentlv. and would take y beSore anS
remedy whatever. There u no unpieas
ant efTert while using. and u leaves
none. Ifvom conil sell ~ q lower price
ir tor introductory purposes onIv. Y
would he ..hrcad mpon thr wA:ers' later
when the world finds Il mnst have II.
Very truly y"wrs.
j. =. WEBsTER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

Weather modcrating.
Our ferry.boat has returned and Capt
Leming 10 happy again.
Health very good IL tho report Of ouI
81. D.. and We are very glad 10 report
the same 70 you, as good health Is thu
thing.
va notice our merchant. Mr.. Johr
Mehne. has given notice to all indebted
10 him 10 call and settle before the lst O
March. or something will he done. III
alao proposes 10 give purchasers extr'
bargains.
The Jasper hunters had qnite . jolI!
time. killed I number Of rabbits and en-
Ijnyed themselves hugely. Mr.. Chas
Egg. We believe. was the best shot or .
least be killed the mnst game.
Our proiracted meeting il stiIl in pro
gress and doing we'll. There have heei
nineteen conversions and ten sccesaion
TO the G. r. church. Nav Brother Gil
keep en- In HE noble work until I'll hsv'
been converted 10 our wish.
ReUDEN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

LEROY A. Dove and Elizabeth Curtie
were married last Thurkday evening. ~
the house of the brides father In town.
Nav This be happy union. Wild Gays
Ire worked well for him before he mar
ried: hopes he will do ~ well since. ]
can CAV by experience that Lee has 81.
wavs been industrious.
The protracted meeting At the new NJ
II. church was begun last Monday night
|by Rev. Walls. of the United Brethren
|church: Rev. vancleave. OF the NJ. +
church. put his shoulder to the wheel
Wednesday night. This promises to be
il meeting Of interest. and its hoped 70 be
the mcans Of winning many souls 70
'Gnd
Health u ,olrrabIy good colds and q
few cases If pneumonia.
Since the last grand jury only return
Ied IL Indictments. our folks, some q
them II least. are going 10 request shs
Prosecutor TO use the same jury IN Sep
| TENDER.
Sleighing l. played ont. Don't know
4 how Frank will attend church.
I Att'v Simmons was called ~ Nartis
county Saturday 10 prosecute IMAM fo
killing dog he would do well 10 sfa'
at hon,e and prosecute men for not Kill
ing dogs. Thcrc has been more none,
paid for sheep that have been killed u
This township IN The past year than Al
logs III The township are worth, and on
~ = few have been killed.
! The search for silver has heen rnshet
vigorously since the shaw set IN. Cncl'
| Henry aud Combs are doing some clos'
searching. Int ~ vet haven't leased ANY
lisnda. Robert Thacker. of this town
ship. has taken McCarroll Brothers. ant
Johnston and Chenoweth. Of ShOsle. Il
partnership with him. This compan!
win ~ 10 work IN April. and theirs
believed n he tho richeet ore in I'll
county. The men who control this min
arc energetic. and hesides have plenty Q
capital ~ run business.
Rev. Jamea zvsns moved to Jaspe
Monday. - prepare for running the mil
lately purchased from Mr.. Isidore Schuh
uscher by Evans. Elkins Brothers
Lsahbro0ks. can heartily -ecommen
this Mill IN. They are genial. good an
clever. and above all honest gentlemen
and wish the company great success.
ZIrry Coon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

Home IL woman's domain, and she IL
entitled 10 everything that can be added
to spare her much annoyance and hard
labor. There are many conveniences,
which II brought in use. are inexpensive,
and will materially tighten the burden
and labor of the housewife. Prominent
among these conveniences IL the Wapa-
kaneta Porcelain Churn. which IL meet
ing with such remarkable sale and sue
cess wherever introduced. Who ever
secs these churns will need no explsna.
|lion Of the reasons for the great demand.
This churn Is sOld solely on its merits.
and we 10 this knowing that wherever
liz goes II will make clean record. The
following are few OF the many advan-
iages conceded 10 the Porcelain Churn
BY all who have used them. viz. LIST. a
great saving to labor. I'd. II il so con-
structed that It absolutely can not leak
sd, The quality Of the butter; the inside
parts being such as not n injurc the
grain Of the butter. 4th, The quantity
or the butter; tho construction Of the
dasher being such as to subject ell Of the
cream 10 an equal amount Of agitation.
causing the butter 10 come very evenly.
thereby producing more butter from q
given amount Of cream than any other
churn can. 6lh. Tine ease Of removing
| the butter and washing the churn. The
entire top Of the churn il open when thu
cover il taken on. thus giving abundant
access for removing the butter. All thai
liz required 20 thoroughly cleanse ths
Ichurn j. 10 put in some hot water and
give tae crank few turns. IL appear
sncc. IL would he an ornament to an.
room in The house.
! To responsible parties we will Civ
This c.,urm on len DAYS. trial. For sale By
I Friedman. Scheirich = Co.. Hardware
Store. corner I'll and jackson Sta, neal
.R. X depot. Jasper. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

w. u. Hoyt 4 Co. Wholesale and Re.
tail DrugxIsis OF Rome. GA. saw: W.
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis.
|c0very. Electric Bitters aud BuckIen'l
handled remedies that sell A. we'll. Of
give such universal satisfaction. There
have bcen some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines In this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use Of few bot
Ties Of Dr. Kings New Discovery, taker
In connection with Electric Bittcrs. W.
guarantee them always. Sold by Meh
ringer Bros. ].
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

For tho detection Of arsenic or sny
drug in "Certain Chill Cure" that viii
harm The most delicate person. Fred
Papenmeier, 8r.. St. PhiIips, Ind. writes
] had fever and ague for over year
and tried al medicines without succesa
One hottie OF e. G. G. Certain Chill
Cnre" cured mo completely. aimee which
time. about year, the chills and fever
have not returned.
For sale BY Mehringer Bros.. Jesper
and DR.. Schwartz, Huntingburg. I'm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

Papilion (CIarke's extract Of flsx) Ca
tarrh Curs. from On experiment. hal
grown 10 be The scknow superior
Of any remedy for similar purposea
Purely vegetable and scientifically pre-
pared. Il - absolutely harmIsss. and 81
fscss curea whore al other known RENE
dies and the most learned medical talent
fail. That II 10 . fsvorite with oil cIassel
4 evidenced by the fact that during tn
past two years. e6 1000 gaIlons have beer
soId. Positively cures Catarrh. Hay Fe
ver. Colds, etc, etc. Large bottles onl!
400. 2l-l.
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Sir. Y n. Frolslichsscin. RI Mobile
Ala writes: I take great pleasure IN
recommending DR.. Kings New niscov'
crv for Consumption. having used Il fo'
4 s.vere attack Of Bronchitis and Ca
tarrh. II gave me instant relief and en-
sirelv cured me and have not been A..
flicsed aimee. also beg 70 state that
had tried Other remedies with M good
result. Have also used Electric Ritter'
and DR.. Kings New Life Pills, both o.
which can recommend.
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Coughs and Colds. l. sold o.
1 positive guarantee. Trial bOttlca free
a. Mehrincer Bros. Drug store. ].
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Ibid Mt Know ( was
Loaded /"

May do for stupid boys excuse hut
what can he said for the parent who
sees his child languishing daily and fails
70 recognize the want Of tonic and
hlood-purifer? Formerly. : course Of
bitters. or sulphur and molasses. Wa the
rule in well-regulated families but nov
I'll intelligent households keep Ayers
earsapsrllla, which d q once pleasant
% the taste. and the most searching and
effective blood medicine ever discovered.
Nathan 3. Cleveland, q Z. Canton g.,
Boston, writes: my daughter, now n
years old, was IN perfect health until .
year go when che began 70 complain Of
fatigue. headache. debility, disEineees
indigestion. and loes Of appetite. ] con.
cluded that all her complaints originated
n impure blood, and induced her 70 take
Aycr's Sarsaparilla. This medicine soon
restored her blood-making organs 70
healthy action. and IN due time retstab-
lished her former health. ! find Ayers
sarssrsIils most valuable , rsmsdy ' g
spring time"
>. Castrighs, Brocklyn Power Co..
stook!yu' n; ~ T. s: syr,;,d; As .,, Sns
for the old-time compounds ID Ayers
Haraaparilla, with . few doscs Of Ayer'e
Pilla. After their use, feel fresher aud
stronger 20 60 IL ough the summer"
Ayers Sarsaparllla,
PnHPAnsD ~
o.. :. 9. Ayr = O., lowsll, Mass.
prsss o; "a bsss,ss. y. wsrA y besalss
Aug ut 5th. 1887 -ly,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

~ Pensions were granted this week
n the mother OF John War. Lynnvtlle
John Graves. Eckerty; James Davis,
Hoonvilie; Robt. Hayden. Union Enos
Mingna. Birdseye Martin Wallace Wash
IIngton; Geo. Aders. Advcville; WIN.
Morfvs, Pilot Knob: Jas. Revuolds,
Rockport: widow ~ samnel MAvIty.
Win<iow Thos. Bradley and SAM Wet
lev. Rockport. and James Denton. New
hnre. together with about 90 others IN
Indiana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

MAhRIA0E LIcEHsEs have hern issued
this week by Clerk Eckert 70 the follow
Ing parties:
Roht r. PhIlIpa and vi0la a. Boyce.
Geo. Sanders and Martha N. Coney.
Jos. KreileIn and Helen Becher.
I'd. e. Kellams and Leila N. johnson
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

GYThs prosrseted mceiInR ~ tho 80.
per n. r. church closed Sunday night
With I powerful sermon by Rev. Bohar'
ri. The meeting didn't last long enough
"a shake the devil ont Of The hearts Of the
Isinners Of Jasper. Il takes long sieR'
a the doors Of The citadel n do that. o.
even 10 Get them 70 thinking o. sne!'
Loot condition. Nevertheless, the meet
Ing resnlted In three joining tho church
on rrobasIon. and M. Lincoln Seaca'
was haptised aud taken into full mem
bership.
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Nv"It u worth IL weight in gold" Il
. common expression. hut. while ths
value ~ gold 10 easily Affected. tho worth
0f Ayers SArsapatills. - blood puri'
Der, never depreciates. II will eradicate
scrofuIa from the system when every
thing elsse falls.
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and The hsnd-cme Miss Kettle llatske
vii be married next Tuesday n 81
|osephs church, aud will have we'd
arg supper At the Indiana Hotel. tc
which many friends hsve been Invited.
Alright they will hold a reception ~
fink's Opera Hall. and III their friends
are invited 70 come aud dance. Music
y The Star Band. Tho popularity ~
ne Young couple IL such that . large
company u sure to he present. aud I'll
VIII ''e welcomed. The Courier Offers
ns congra'ulaiions il advance, aud pre-
u'e's 'or them long aud happy union.
PrrsoSAL.-D DR.. c. C. McCown. who
w ireland for Kansas last fall, called on
re Courier last Friday. lie was glad
"Ket back safely 70 State that IL free
rom ollzzsrds in winter, and simoona Ia
summer. snd that IL not al under mort.
fsge 70 money lenders. Tie saya Kan.
80 no place for anybody hut = apecu.
'aor with plenty Of money. aud lots ri
eheek. Ito il now located in our neigh
ecnng town Or Washington, and hal
more faith in Il than ia any towns il
h1ls1s.
Hon. W. A. Traylor and w. S. Hunter
20 !. II. Dillon. went 80 Petersburg on
Monday. 10 take evidence before Com
customer Ely Ia the Palmer, Hatfield
cassiday suit.
NJ. 9. w. Hanna, traveller Tor Msrdcr
Lo.e = Co., Chicago, spent Saturday
~ sunday last with the Courier folk
Jasper. He had Just como up FROM
so''ds, and realized tho versatility o.
M country in climate. coming in two
~ from where Il was pleasant to b
~ ~ shirt sieeves 10 where II was nee
NY 70 have the heaviest clothing &
~ comfortable. IIc represents busi
re W. through the south generally 70 b
M ~ VIM. Washer. Of Troy. called o.
NV tuesday. Will Ne he 10 familiarly
49, !: . clever gentleman sud makcl
10y rlenda with those whom he be-
800 acqusinted with In his travels and
N ' ~ transactions. lie REPRESENT
IA ;ao'edo, g.. Iron Bridge Co.. and
4, y 49,. = bid before the Commissioner
ii, .'' creek bridge. Long may b
John 8. Barnett aud wife LETT fou
a. nworth on Tuesday afternoon, hav'
y, s,ce'ved : telegram that Mrs. Pan.
Iot ssS q Mrs. Bsrnstt, was very sick
I expected to live.
Ton III. Cowing. agent Tor the Kins
ba ~ rgc 70. of Cleveland, O.. called
e. ~ II fourier Wednesday. The Kinf
cuiisSV ~ I" q The largest and best In III
Bridsss Dave Bradsn, Or Indlanapoll
man ~: vas shaking hands Will
"'euds 10 jasper Wednesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

~rDr. W. II. Cotton. dentist. has con-
,,nded 10 remain In Jasper and may be
tund At Louie Gramelspacher's corner,
ennosi,e the Indiana Hotel. where he i
r,r,rrsred 10 do al classes Of dental work
!, rsssouable prices. Work warranted.
Consultation free. Tho best Of recon.
uendatjOns. 4S'u.
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r~Nr Joseph Hsrbig and Miss ks-
y P.,,ke. and Mr.. Joseph kreilein aud
~. uelen Becher were announced ~
:, Ioseuh's church last Sunday 70 be
n m.rried. May they live long and be
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

rrCroup. whooping cough. sore
,, a. sudden cold. and the lung trou-
~ d n.culisr 10 children, are easily con-
.,oIlsd bv promptly administering
assr's Cherry Pectoral. This remedy u
~ "a lake. and certain in It, action.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

rrcharles Egg. Joseph Eckste!n.
U,ui. Krodel aud Henry KRAFT killed
sbost SO rabbits near Portersville last
week. in Daviess county, and bnone
,ownship, In this county. This lively
party report that they had royal time
among friends ont there. 20 much 90,
they feel Inclined 10 90 again soon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

-p.csions have been granted the
80, n Presley Medcnlf, Hunting
wlu0" commodore Barney. Rockport
1.ri Reed, tIenryvilIe; wm; Iso'herf
hhs.s.;s springs; ,. IIawn. Hancock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

~ TxEAsraxs FounD BY using Min
ersl Balls or Rods. such - gold. silver or
lead. Made by q. 3. Orr. xor further
Instructions. address 9. 3. OFT, Jfev.
Ienworsh, Crawford Co., Ind. 3m.e
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GA number ~ HARRISON township
farmers we're IN Jasper Monday. hani'ne
ont GO. load Of coke 20 The Buck Shoals
oliver milne.
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Fon RExr.-Two residences IN jasper
of four rooms each. Apply u CoUklEK
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I:ryiyALs-Rev. .. A. Barnett. :
veteran in The NJ. = church. who fret
established The NJ. F.. cIass II ireland
over ~ years ago. has been shaking ina
is.i.-s vigorously IN that neighl.crhond.
And has gathered into the folds " the
church large number. There were %
conversions np tn last Sunday night, sud
'hs good work sfiil going on.
R'y N.F Gin has bcem holding = very
successful meeting fOr the G. r. church
At Pot'srsville, aud has had over 20 con-
versions
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oRTho valuation Tor taxatlon q Je!'
fsrson county. Ky. o. which IzouIsvtIie
u The county seat, u olo0.Ooo.o0
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NV SHor.--Mr. Louis TroxIer. who
u himself . No. ] harness make, has
bull, shop just opposite HE corn mill.
on Mill street. and will put In = good
stock Of harness. saddles. SC. and run Il
il addition TO his corn mill. Louie
knows how - make them both go.
and we predict will build mp . good
trade At ,hs. end Of town. and have oil
ne can do to "boss' both industries. Hir
honest ways. good work and reasonable
prices will tell. and make him . fortune
ere long. Success 10 him.
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A,..ntion OF parties interested u
20 q ths advertisement Of Mr..
d'ise'Sw .hoe. 10 says he means "busi-
John ..d hal he will sell bargains Tor
--hiie
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a10kIEVio bs usis. Cut this sss sn1 r<srr-
mAIIuh Ii % q. Apd we uiii ssni yoc f-ss.
IWuIImR III something u great ssi1e and "
IvIIIIIu Il pcrfsnt< - ycu. hat vii sfsrt yrr
uuu0uuo ~ business pki<k VAL trise ycE y
mere noo<y right asav tlss sr5
hing else n this world AIRY csn ne ~rvh 80
tire q home Kith<rstr Al ares. 9rm<hrs .rnst
jnss ccxs uDrney fsr IN ssrk<~s Ne vii csrt vtu;
capital 10. needed. 1kss q enc - the sefrine- n
porf2ns chances Il lifetime. These sss ere 1bsiSrt
.nd snssrprising siii - ssisv. onst sstss 80
address rsss CO. Assurs. usiss.
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.-c,oundhog day. yesierdsy, wae
ma tho risky animal could
eloaays. ,. III, without danger 81 getting
, .lssAss,s ~ Il lie shadow. An early
spfing.
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&. c. Schroeder WAS reelected Chair.
man, and r. w. kattcrhenry. Secretary.
We wonder what was The matter with
tho coIored brothers Pingstons, in Fer
ldInand, that : Huntingburg man must
represent them on the committee. These
Icolored men. have been leaders Of their
party IN this county for many yesrs
Can Il b possible that Chairman Schrse-
der was too fastidious to cooperate on :
'tommittee With colored Republican,?
Whats the matter with Marion and
|SchnellvilIe precincts, also? Does Hun.
lingburg want % hog tho pcrsim'
mons
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The street lamps Tor jasper were
'..d rom Chicago Jan. cath. but arc
nj here ye'' .-.
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NORNNC GLASSES k!! |: I! \. !

=" pared u furnish 81
classes IN employment ~ bone, TIE Whole u the
time az their spare morsnts. business ne~. light
ana pro table Persons AZ either easily earn frr-
"a e,n,s ID asro psr evening", and proportional sur'
~ dsvo % Al their Tins the business. Bovs AMI
crs esf NEARLY much men. That al ubo s<ef1ip
NAV sen theis addre ami tet the business. ~ make
this o1rs 70 such ere not veil satisfied - Stl
send dollar pay Tor the trouble 81 writing Fu
particulars and e1sns free. Address Gecsss S1tsscs
4 10. Portland. us.ns. 1e.y
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~, Kennev u hack on tho Evans'
M NJ and Jasper mail and sxpFe's ''s'"
'''E .d.cior again.
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u.x,.feld = 6slsz have Got out
q a.,srs scr The sale Of lots In their
' 1870, ~ a. Haysville.