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From Wallace.

Naiia'ss
WALLACE, Dec, 3l.-Roads very rough
flne weather gone.
We farmers have had not many cbore.
10 do up 10 now, rs our stock did just as
well outside
The majority of our young folks are
wishing Tor snow. | think their wishes
viii be soon fulfilled, If Prof. Nangle's
prediction is verifed. The professor says
we are 10 have three feet vi snow on lev
el by the 10Th of January
Mrs. ThUs. COrrgau, who has been very
sick oi late, but al this writing, is SLOW y
recovering.
Pat, Fennessv's visits 10 Ottawa are a.
numerous as ever. Pat, now long is this
going t. cuntinuey
Siias Bragg was the guest Of the Misses
HoXie last sunday.
Willie Corrigan, of Odell, Is spending
the holidays with friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
Miss Mary Doheryty is teaching school
in Rutland.
Tim Curtin says that his cattle that are
on the Brannan farm does not drink halt
the amount of water this year that they
did last year. | guess we all know the
reason why they had TO be watered 80 often
last year, Tim.
Thos O'DOnrell has gone 10 Carroll. 10
wa, to spend the remainder of the winter
there.
Since John White bought the Hoey farm
his son Mats visits to "Urk" are increas-
ing.
Robt. Mcdonald, reports splendid
trade in the poultry business.
Maurice Nicholson drives the fastest
team In Wallace. Girls A. LIS.
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The roads are somewhat muddy.
Miss Howard had schOoi New Years to
make up for Monday week
Prof Kellogg it still giving music lessons
in this vicinity
Rev Foster is making us q call
LIZZIE Hall went 10 Chicago on Wednes
day
Aggle Jacobs returned to Aurora We Ines
day morning
Minnie Miller and Fred Wemple will
return to their school work in Ottawa next
Monday
Some Of The anticipated weddings near
Harding did not occur during holidays much
TO the disappointment of our gossips.
We are informed that Bob Gregg, who has
been sick nj Gsneseo, is ON the improve
large number were in attendance a; New
Year 8 hop in Harding. Ali report very
pleasant time.
The meetings at Harding are still in
progress. We are not informed rs to the
time Of it's discOntinuance.
Chas. Pool. Mrs Geo Pool AZ d Geo. Lewis,
were at Morris Monday night, attending the
reception given MIR, and Mrs bud geon a,
his home.
Ihuos ahu hihs uOl EtluTUbu
evening.
Mr.. Janus and daughter who have been
visiting the Halls, returned to their home la
lroquois county on Wednesday
Harvey Turner and sister, of Farm Ridge,
are visiting this week at Roberts.
According tc appointment, the meetings
at Zion Hill church will be continued next
week.
The singing school at Serena is doing
nicely.
Pros. Mslaise sports new buggy AL.
though sleighs are usually all the go at this
time Of the year, the present forms an ex'
ception.
On Monday evening. Dec 81. the neigh
bors and friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Psrr. gave them very pleasant surprise in
honor Of their twentieth anniversary.
They presented them an elegant china dinner
set consisting Of enc hundred and three
pieces. They came with we'll filed baskets
and at 10 o'clock bountiful repast was
served. The evening was eDjoyably spent
in dsncing and listening 10 vocal and in.
strumental music. After seeing the Old
Year out and the New Year in the guests
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WedrOn Whisperings

WNDRoN, Jan. 3--Ine holidays passed
by very quietly and, to most of us, very
pleasantly. The majority OF us managed
10 get at least one turky Jay got three OF
four; but then Jay is a first rate shot. and
he was at every rattle.
There was dance at Belrose's Hall on
New Years night OF course all who were
present, enjoyed themselves immensely
j VI SIelrne' our venerable merchant,
celebrated his SEVENTH Tia birthday anuiver-
say On New Years day Among the
q ests we're, Mrs. Lydia Hoffman and two
children, and Mir, and hlrs Eugene Robin
son of sheridan and Mr. and Mrs Under
wood and family of Rutland A huge
ruTky formed the chief attraction OF the
feast.
Ed. Burton and wife have returned
home irm visiting their friends near
Sheridan. Eus sister came home with
them for avisit.
Ed Thomas is home from the wild
west where he has been sci turning Tor
several months.
Miss Emma Miller of Ottawa spent
Christmas and New Years In WedrOn III
guest OF N,s. George Daniels.
Mr.. Simpson who has been living on the
farm west Of town, owned by Morgan Cur
Yea OF Ottawa. for several years, expects e.
move the first # March To farm near the
city of Ottawa. We are sorry 10 lose these
good people from our midst.
The new Inlian creek bridge Is nearly
completed. The farmers who live on the
north side will be very glad when II is
psssible, for now ;Le water Is pretty cold
for fordiug, rs lhey must 20 get 10 Ottawa.
The Roller mill has all Ii can do running
night aud day, and that buckwheat just
"takes the cake"
A little child of Mr. and Mrs. James
Snider, liViug north Of here, died very sud-
denly last week with Group, aged about six
months 1t WAS buried last Sunday at the
Bend hurying ground Mr., Snider Is
brother of Mrs Henry Ruleman OF Wed>
ron, and this Is the seventh child they have
lost. They nave the sympathy of all
Ed Belr Sc has returned home from his
visit Ia Philadelphia.
Danny Mason Is building an addition TO
his dwelling--size, 1924
SOLOMON GRUNDY.
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G. T. osborn overcuat was stolen nv q
man nsned Kennedy, on a Rock Island
car. A telegram overhaued him, ami he
WAS bound over 10 the grand jury Mr.
Osborn recovered the coat.
Prof ] b Holmes, formerly Of this
pllce died N La Port, Ind last week.
Miss Mary Dean, aud Mr.. Chas. Long
If Maulius, were married at the residence
Of tbe brides mother on Main ST., on We'd
nesdsy, by Rev. Clancy.
An equal suffrage conference will be
held here during the month
The kerosene lamps on Main Street are
a little binding, but we will get used 10
them in few days,
Frank Seigler is suffering from cancer
on the face. He has been unabte To work
for months, Wouldn't benefit ball be In
order?
One case of diptheria Is reported. It is
In the family of D. A. Wiley.
The calsbuose is 10 he remOdeled.
II is alleged that Hiram Hilton will pur.
chase the Cowles Bros stock and open In
their old stand.
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COUNTY NEWS.
From Grand KIpids.

GrANp RAPIDS, jan. g.. New Years came
in very fine, anu the weather 80 Tar ha
been tne farmers and stock ralser's lie
light.
John PoundstCne is cutting hedge on hi
farm.
The farmers are waiting for the prices
for grain 10 rise :. !.
Edward Mccormick feels happy. II Ii
u girl. ,,.
Mir and Mrs. Thompson gave an elegant
party on Christmas IL consisted oi
large plumber of friends and relatives
/. [. Hanna is the busiest man IN tue
town. ,,o
James Minks says the roads in the direc-
ton of Ransom are very poor =.
Richard Nagle is the haDpie't man-it
Is b V, and Dick thinks he can control
MIN for while.
Henry Nagle has b1ilt large building
and will repair all kinds of farming tools.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Nagle, after care
fully scanning their festal board SO oountl.
fully laden with with Christmas luxuries,
wisely concluded that they had enough aud
70 spare, and that IN additional bDarder
would not only add 10 the delight of the
household bat would also assist in the con
sumption of their surplus of spoon vicIui!s,
Ii is agirl,
Jay Graham is seen vending his way TO
Ottawa on Sundays
AL PeundstDne has erected large cattle
shed.
Jerome Tole is hauling his corn to }, II,
Mcmillan. our cattle man at Grand Ridge.
The price is }jc bushel.
Henry Miner is going to Nebraska In
the spring. Hank IL good democrat, and
the writer wishes him success.
G.. l. Thompson left here to spend the
winter 10 Pennsylvania, and will return In
the Spring. Illinois is too cold nov.
j. NJ. Hanna has erected a new wind
engine over his new well.
We are sorry to announce the loss OF one
of our most esteemed young ladies', as she
will be married ia the near future to a
gentleman from Chicago.
The correspondent 10 the Marseilles,
Nens is responsible for the statement that
tramp entered the pantry of Richard Ma
gle and eat his Xmas turky, plumb pud>
ding, pies, cakes &c.
Elk Senator Thompson has purchased a
team of mules al Omaha, Neb. They are
the largest ever brought 10 La Sale Co.
viii Mccormick has changed his course
from Rutland to Farm Ridge. CYCLONE.
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Thanks.

Serena, Dec 3l.-We wish to thank all
our Kind friends and neighbors for their
kindness during the sickness and after the
death Of our brother, tAe late John Duffy,
lie was a good, temperate, industrious
man, leaving fine farm as the product of
his toll; kind father and good son. A
mother, two brothers and sister, Mrs
Mellow, of kemptOn, Ill.,, survives him
and mourn their loss. His BROTHER,
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while he married Miss Auna Wolfe. II,

while he married Miss Auna Wolfe. FL
Is aow well.to do farmer of Carroll, Iowa
Mr.. Dan Folk, Of Bloomington, Is visit,
ing with his sister, Mrs NJ. j. Lane.
Mr. Jnrn Folk OF Cullom, is visiting with
his uncle Sbaie,
Mrss Jennie Ryan returned home from
two weeks stay at Pontiac, where she
had been attending the Catholic Fair.
Miss Nellie Degen is spending the holI.
days al home.
Mr.. James Stevens spent Christmas with
his parents,
Mr. Bartel was In our town on Insurance
business, and rumor has IL that he wrote a
policy for Bosley and G1rbet, and also for
Wormly Bros
Jnoeph Wood Tard IL summoned 70 NJ
tend on the jury February
n Stenhard is night operator In Ma
ZDn ID.
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Galloway

GALLOWAY, Dec. 3lst,-Everything is
very quiet.
L, j, Patterson gave crystal wedding on
Monday evening, and good time was had
by all present.
Lewis L. Colwell spent Christmas at
home.
Elmer Elliott has been putting up ex.
tensive buildings.
Thorn Courtney of Munster called on
Saturday. He is running stock farm
Messrs. Eetzer and Elliot have each
bought Aberdeen Angus bulls.
X, Cartwright and sister are visiting at
Pontiac
Miss Hattie Clark, of Streator, is visiting
Mable Feizer
G. w. ualcock was given a surprise
pa ty, Monday being his birthday.
Andrew Lock had a pigeon shooting
match Tuesday. f. NJ. :.
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DEER PARK, Jan 5-Phln. Baird is home
from Chicago. Ills coming is source OF
uuteigned enjoyment among tue boys, aud
among the girls. toO il is quietly whispered
Mrs. Coleman, who has been visiting the
family Of c. l. McOmber, has returned 10
Der home in Chi-ago
The glorious weather still continues, to
the disappointment of many who are con-
SANITY anticipating change-rsin, snow,
or hail-auything but sunshine.
Miss Abbe llogabo0m has returned from
Dixon, where she had been spending the
holidays with Misses Lucy tIogAboom and
Tombstone, who are attending school there
Deer Park is lately indebted TO several of
her most worthy citizens for nightly ser
enade of the canine element, unsurpassed
by ANYTHING ever before heard in this his
torical region No sooner have sweet dreams
come TO the weary laborer than suddenly n
series of long drawn howls burst upon the
ear. "taling with doubled and redoubled
intensity, and rolling, as it were, huge bill
lows of sound Now they rise in triumph
aul acclamation heaving higher and higher
their accOrdsnt 2oIes aud pling sound on
sound; now, thy pause, and again their
p.aling notes roll forth upon the soul.
What long drawn csiences What solemn.
sweeping concords II grows more and
more dense and powerful, and now winds
up in full jubilee The very soul seems
borne away and foated upwards, on this
swelling tide Of harmony"
Eaton and McOmber are negotiating for
new feed mill. This will, if carried on, be
a great advantage TO the farmers, as it will
enable them to get their feed ground at
home. y"
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Grand Itihge.

A. d. 1883 Is year of the past,
| We cannot complain of the weather
The merry jingle of the sleigh bell is to be
q thing Of the future.
Couundrum: Why is Clark Fogle like a
miser?
Tick tacks are becoming quite nuisance
in these parts
Anew conner at Geo Heath's.
MIR Casse) of Chicago, visited over Sun
day with J II Rase
Skies Con made his old home visit dur.
ing the holidays. He retained to Iowa on
Wednesday
A number from here went to Ottawa on
New Years
Katie Casey is ZONE on vacation. She
has been attending school in Chicago
VIM Casey lately purchased tiue piano
for his girls
Belle Fulton is spending the holidays in
Chicago
VIM Casey shipped two cars of cattle to
the city for the market Of 1889.
Rev Murphy is greetings new barn. His
Pensioners are doing great deal of work.
David Denton is again on the sick list.
The hop nj the rink was q very pleasant
affair for those present. About &c couples
were in attendance Balls orchestra furn
ished tho music
goodly number of neighbors and rea-
tive gave Mr.. Poundstone and wife sur,
prise last Saturday night, 1t being the Goth
anniversary of their marriage. One of the
most attractive presents was china set A
bountiful repast was served ana good time
generally enjoyed.
Rev Murphis was taken by surprise by
large numbers of callers, on Tuesday even
ing who happened to call at the same time
and each conner had parcel to manifest his
appreciation and kind feeling toward the
worthy host and hostess. IL was a lively
gathering enjoyed by all.
The entertainment in Poundstone's Hall
by the Missionary ladies was one of the
events of the season. Everything passed off
pleasantly.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed at wm.
Cssey's on Friday. They tripped the light
fantastic until morn.
Samuel Trute spent the holidays at home
lie is now senior in the Union College at
Law, Chicago.
Frank Hook and wife made us pleasant
call over Sunday.
Mrs. Acker started home on Friday after
q months visit at her old home.
Rev. Love. Of Streator, filled tine Presby-
terisn pulpit on last Sabbath.
Geo. McCombs lately received several bar
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Narcotics Matters.

MARsEIlLEs LII, Jan, 3d,--Mr and Mrs
+. + Npif returned from a ten days visit
10 Minneapolis, MINI, ca Monday
The Marseilles Mig Co. have been OK
,remely busy this season
Hiram Plestey and Valdy Morey, Esqs
of Petosky, Mich, are visiting friends and
relatives mere,
The Street and Alley Committee asked
the G., X. | & = Ry. Co to put 10 flags
man at the Main street crossing which
they have done A little tlagmans house
was placed In position on Wednesday and n
man was duly installed in 1t to-day.
Sylvester Renlrew, an old and highly
respected resident of Marseilles some years
ago, but for the past ten years a citizen of
Hastings, Neb, died there, Dec. 22d, last
Mr.. Renfrew's family had many friends In
this vicitity, who will sympathlze with
them In this sai bereavement Wherever
he lived he was a good citizen, q kind and
indulgent husband ard father, whose wei
come smiia will be missed by his many
Murseiltes friends, whom he was accus-
toned 10 see at least once per year.
We also learn that Miss Libbie Parsons,
daughter of John Parsons, of Hastings,
Neb., formerly Of this place, died at Has
young lady, who has been called TO go over
TO the other shore. Mr. and Mrs Parsons,
lived here many years. and their many
friends will sympathlze with them In their
sad loss.
j. F. Clark proposes to light his mill
with electricity.
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wEpRos, Nov. A Happy New Year to
all
Now ia the time to turn over new leaf.
| Wanted-Snow enough to make good
selighiug.
Delightful weather; yet the roads are in
rather rough condition.
Miss Mamie DeBolt attended dance in
Sheridan New Years night and reports n
general good time.
The farmers around WedrOn have been
play ing havoc with the hogs THE week.
The new bridge across Indian creek will
he completed by next Wednesday, Who
will be tAe first to CROSSE
The dance ut Berose Hall Tuesday even
ing was quite n success.
A goodly number of Wedronites spent
New Years day in OtaWn.
Miss May llobert has dismissed her
school for few days. on account of sick
ness Hope she may soon recover
Mrs Joe Hall is spending the winter in
California
Mr.. James VI DeBolt has been very busly
engaged for the last few days groveling the
sidewalks
Miss Mamie DeBolt is soon to make
visit to Omaha, Neb. "UNCLE RUDE
WELDON Jan 4 The new bridge is nearly
flushed 1t is all ready for flooring at this
writing
Mr. El Belrose has just returned from his
visit east
The Sand Company is doing rather small
business now.
II has been number Of years since we
have hai such nice weather as we are now
having and the people are all enjoying it
very much.
The boys are going to have rooster fight
next Sunday.
Fernando Springstead has been doing
some mason work for VIII Miller this week.
MIR Ed Thomas retained from Nebraska
to visit his friends here
The New Years dance Mt Belrose Hall was
very largely attended. There we.e over fifty
numbers sold and the dance did not break up
ill early morning. Every body had a good
time
One day last week some of the boys saw O
white mink over on Buck Creek. 1t was
quite sight to see. II WIS the first one
ever heard Of around here aud some Of the
boys are trying to catch it.
Elias HallOwell i'd sitting himself for the
winter by letting his whskers grow.
Our blacksmith is having a good deal Of
work now That's right, joe look on, for
the pennies and the dollars will look out for
themselves SALTWATER.
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departed, wishing MIR. and Mrs Parr much

departed, wishing Mr., and Mrs Parr much
happiL "ss in their future life
Nellie Jacobs leaves Friday evening OF
,b,s week for Mt. Carroll, where she VII
visit Rev Miller and il successful IN ge'>
ding a number of music scholars, will remain
Tor some time. ,
Last Saturday evening large number OF
friends gave Mr.. sni Mrs Fred Muller IA
very pleasant surprise in honor of their
twenly.dfh anniversary, The guests PRE-
scented them an elegant set OF silver knives
and forks. An enjoyable evening was
spent by all. uRANUkR,
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rels OF fennsyivania apples. We contem
plate spending an evening with him soon.
Casey is keeping the corn market up in
these parts on account Of having 30 many
cattle 10 feedl Dew DRoPs.
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From Ransom

RANSOM, Jan. 2.-Christmas passed of
very quietly with but one Christmas tree,
that being the German church. 1t was a
children's evening, and the children en-
joyed 1t. The paren,s of the smaller ones
We're present TO take them home when the
time came. Each one got present to
remember the splendid time, with gifts
and toys for the little ones, and similar
keepsakes for all.
Will Finton of Marcus, Iowa, is visiting
friends In our village.
Joseph Collision of Carroll, Iowa, Is visit
Ing with his brother William, who, by the
way, Is one Of our firsl merchants. Joseph
lived In this township some IA years ago,
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on the ocean, cares little about storm. He Is
positively Indifferent whether he Is washed
overheard or not. But, set right by wineglass-
fui or two of Hostctter's Stomach Bitters he
feels renewed interest in his personal safety.
This fine corrective neutralizes In brackish
wnter-often compulsorily drank on shipboard,
10 the grievous detriment of health the perni-
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the stomach, liver and bowels. To the mariner
the tourist, the western pioneer and miner, tho
Bitters Is invaluable as means of protection
against malaria when its seeds are latent I'm air
ana water. To the effect of overwork mental
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the oeoiiiSted and nervous II affords great and
'Peeuiiy lelt reiiefand rtgor. m20toT
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Mothers. Mothers Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the eXcruciating pain of cutting teeth? If
SO, go at once and get "A bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediatey-depend
upon it; there is no mistake about It. There is
not IA mother On earth who has ever used IT,
who will not tell you at once that II will rcgu-
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relief and health to the child, operating like
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pleasant 10 the taste, and is the prescription OF
one of the oldest and best female phi ysicians and
nurses In the United states. Sold everywhere,
25 cents a bottle. mayl9-lyd&w
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rur weArlNc Or rnE oREEN.

THE WEAVING or THE GREEN.
On, Jennte, dear. ana did you hear
The news that's going rounds
One color must. BY fAshion's law,
In our fAir land abound.
II N moi meant 10 call 10 arms,
Save maiden's arms, wecn,
But every living olive branch
In wearing of the green.
met with cousin Katy. and
took her by the hand.
And said, II hardly knew you,
You look no f1ne and grand"
On. it's all the fashion now, my DEAR
She answered quite serene:
" And every girl and woman here
Is wearing of the green
oh. there's lizard green. and serpent green,
There's bottle green and sage;
There's beetle green and apple green,
The color's all the rage.
It's well tbs q free country here.
Twould make dreadful scene
1fany nybody should forbid
The wearing OF the green.
From the Detroit Free Eress.
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Their BusIness Boom,np.

Probably no one thing has caused such gem
eral revival of trade at II. Is. Coehran's Drug
store as their giving away to- their customers OF
SO many free trial bottles of DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Their trade Is simply
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met that II always cures and never dsappoints
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and
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II. Il. Cochrans Drug Store, 1877 and l3a 1iorth
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. Nh
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and pain
ful sickness to robust health marks an epoch i'm
the life of the individual. Such remarkable
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tanned is gratefully blessed. Hence il Is that so
much Is heard in praise of Electric Bitters. SO
many feel they owe their restoration to health,
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You are troubled with any disease of X kidneys,
Liver or stomach, of long or short standing,
ters. Sold at SOC and 81 per bottle at H. b. Coch-
rams Drug store, lS7 and lS9 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa, IN
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Very Small In the Boys Eyes

very small In the Boys Eyes.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
The small boy is terror when he has an
inquiring mind. Such boy strolled into
the editors room the other day, and at once
proceeded to down the patient man at the
desk.
Are you on the paperf" asked tho boy.
"Yes'
"What do you dor
"Write for It,"
write all the timer"
EYES"
Don't do anything else4"
"No."
Just wait for somebody else to do some
thing and then write about it?''
Eyes"
I'm" calculated the small boy with
look OF deep disgust as he walked of.
The toiler at the desk did not laugh.
Never before had he felt so small and mean.
lie had been made to see himself from
new and original point of view.
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mendcd for children. II cures coughs cOlds-
cfoup, sore throat, and whooping cough II in
Is cts.
Jack shall pipe and GIN shall dance lust
as long out In the open barn ms they please.
Inc free born American citizen don't fear ne,I-
ralgia with salvation OIL to the front. Price
only 25 cents.