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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-04
q EMI ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
LOS ANGELES SAVINGS BANK,
Showing its Financial Condition on the morn
ing of January /, 1889.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, nj,
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES, '''
We do solemnly swear that we have land
each OF us has) personal knowledge of the
matters contained in the foregoing Report, and
that every allegation, statement, matter and
thing therein contained is true to the best of
our knowledge and belief.
L. c. GOODWIN, President.
W. M CASWELL, Secretary.
day of January, 1889. , -
jas lat r. E. ROWAN, Notary Public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-04

CoUkTY OF Los ANGELES, S.
R. M. Widney, President. and George l.. Ar.
no.i, Cashier of the University Bank of Los
Angeles, being severally duly sworn, each for
himself, says the foregoing Statement is true to
the best of his knowledge and belief
(sEAL.) r. M. WIDNEY, President.
GEO. L. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this I'd
day of January. A. D. 1889.
GEO. ]. CLARKE, Notary Public.
STATEMENT OF THE PAID-UP CAPITAL
UNIVERSITY BANK OF Los ANGELES,
On December 81, 1888.
Amount of Capital paid up in
United States gold coin ........ 100000 90
sTt5G cousqr os eal1rSssia; "a Los HNa;rLrs, ~
R. M. Widney, President, and George L. Ar
mold, Cashier, of the University Bank of Los
Angeles, being severally duly sworn, each
for himself. says the foregoing Statement is
true to the best of his knowledge and belief.
tsEAL) R. M. WIDNEY, President.
GEO. L. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before .me, this I'd
day of January, A. D. 1889.
js47t GEO. J. CLARKE,Notary Public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-04
BANKING HOUSES.

-
CALIFORNIA BANK,
Cor. Fort and Second Sts., Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-04

EARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' BANK
Il OF LOS ANG ELEs, CAL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-04

Exchange for sale on all the principal cities
OF the United States and Europe jyS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

The following account OF the discovery Of
hidden treasure Is somewhat curious from
tho strange manner in which the verlt,,hle
owner recovered his property In a field
near London. some lahorers, digging M the
roots OF tree, found two jars containing
nearly four hundred sovereiSns They divii
al the money among themselves, and were
then taken Attack by the lord OF the manor
claiming It Before this claim could b. in
vestgatsd trade~nan came forward and
stated that one night, under a temporary
delusion, no had gone out and buriel the
money but when he awoke, aud for some
time afterward, he tried in vain to recollect
the lccali,y he had selected 1t was not until
h. heard a rumor OF the finding OF 40 sover-
eiRns that he obtained "A clew and the entire
transaction was recalled TO his memory He
was able to bring forward sufficient evidence
In support of his singular story, and, to his
great relief, the money was eventually re-
stor'i 10 him. st Louis Glohc Democrat
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MEADOWS OF REST.

rernenaIssr tns lsstsirifnl meadows
And tb>ir avert streams parting clear.
with eo~ers ns-spr>nt ~tsrs ny younz days
we're sg~us
Where the birds tAetr nssxlnzs rear
] waz shattered then ln The dear horns rest,
Where's my feet turned Oft 70 tie nezs.oxz at
rest
] r.nneFaber grave 10 shose meadows,
Where sssnabered laughing syef boy;
Death found him At play. he jared htrr away.
And WIKI him vent half our toy
We Gio81e,i ,sss turf that ala fest had prrSet
And kspa he. grave green IN the nlesaoSs d resG
! r-sa~fnk-sr d silver haired father
Who Fai1s6 by the river wave
To watch thu fessis zro~. the swses satrs TOW.
Or 10 Tls1ss ~ that little sTave
Hs passed osz aspo 70 te home be loved lest,
To tbs infinite p<ste- u Cod n.sssla1s u rssE
! solsisf Il green are thos- fges<io7ss
II ps8rlifz sad clear the strsanaa
tbs mon saaes sr zfs, u ti4z stars ive slcn
light
As they aie N ny youth happy drama
OF, angels of destiny. hss9i n7y request.
GIVE fss espek. give me blsk my dear 1seadoSs
u rszG -Mrs NJ l. Eayns
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Girls Birthdays.

An Old a.tro ogicsl prediction gives tbs
character Of girl according TO the month
che is born in, a. follows
II girl is born IN January she will be q
prudent housewife, z ven To melancholy hui
good tempered, and fond of hnr clothes.
II in f. february, an al ctio ate wifi snd
tender mother. and devoted to dress
II in March, frivolous chatterhox
somew hat given 10 guarding and con
noisseur Ia gowns and bonrets
II in April. inconstsnt, not very iHtelli
gent, but likely TO he good looking and stud
ious of fashion plates.
II in May. handsome, amiabl, and given
10 style in dress.
II IN June. impetuOHs, will marry early
be frivolous an1 hkr drc-sg clothes
~ IA July, possibly handsome. but with a
sulky temper and pepchant for gay attire
II ia August, amshlr and practical, likely
to marry rteh and ~ irPs- 4trkingly
II in September a scrert aaable, much
liked. AMI Fashionable dresser.
II IN October. pretty and c0querlsh, and
devoted 10 attractive gsruiiure.
II IN November liberal, kind, of mild
disposition, aud an stmirer Of sly lish dress
IL ~ Drcember. wtli-proportoned. fond
of novelty. aud ektrsvassnt and a student OF
dressy effects
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

Among curious rccoveries ara many in
STANCES which are OF interest on account OF
the odd circumstances rather than Of the
money value of the articles lost and found
few years ago parcel OF manuscript Of
fooles great Index to Periodicals contain
ing the material for about twenty pages, was
stolen from the express on its way to the
printers The state Of mind OF the editors
can well be Imagined. for these twenty pages
Represented the three years labor of some
nifty c>-operators, aud could not be replaced
withoa. going through. from beginning tc
end, over 400 volumes The indexes Of some
periodicals might, far a thew were CON
cornell, furnish an imperfect substitute, but
while the editors were codsidering how they
could best make use OF them. the manuscript
was found under a street counter, where 1t
had been thrown by the Disappointed thief.
and a vexatious delay In the publication of
most invaluable work was fortunately pre-
vented st Louis Globe Democrat.
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Hailroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Trains in Eject Jnl,
list, lNN9.


Unit, further notice train. leave August, d. ID
lows
sbING WEST 60 \ VI for lewiston E,l
land, Portland and lin-tnH. s.lu \ ipf Ii,lastH
and Gardner, lnus accommodation and Toe,
press for Lewiston, tauuingtoH K",klnnI. rari,pa
aud liostOn. 10 T. VI Ton ialluw.ll auI tatiiu,t
81. T.. VI. for iirunsvick. Haih, Ru,khul roi,ab4
and Ii"stun, ~ az diving hnukr, an T. NJ ief
iialluwrll and Gardner, II Upl NJ .mrht rnllasa
for Lewiston, Portland aud bu-tuu aud G,r Haih
saturdays Gully.
GOING EAST 30 A NJ night .Npr..s far
SkowhcVun, EHngur. Bnt llnihnr ST stephan Il
John and Aruostuuk tuuut, p1I \ f,f Water
VILE, Skuwhrghn, LIS for Water, lll, Hnusaf Bar
IlurhuT Npo-chrHd Lake and NJ ,lu,lr itri l. N
ENprt-s for NutcDiU Hangar and lh Ilsrba
3.a5 J.. VI for ~kuwhtgnm, belfast, h,Nt,r Blnsa
II stephen, ~. John aud Arnp-tnuk tuunty -
4. VI. for WHt"rvillr.
The Night Pullman train. each WI, ever,
night. Sunday included, but not to ~kowh hogan 90
yond Bangor, except /" bat iinhur, un SUNDAY
mornings
ACCOMMODATES TRAIN have tarlln,f hf
Augusta at 70 4. NJ ] oa nndi idI' VI llallnstn
at ~ A. ". l21 aud o. T. VI
tkIitiiI TRAINS fnr Portland, .3tA ~
irving at l2is T. NJ Tor Water, illr and anr, haro
l2-I2 T., NJ. aud AT 30 T. iu, trrm Hn.lob,
l}22 and rs T.. VI du" from VAN, hofo aud
Nat'Hillr, 20 A, VI and t. % T. VI
Through tickets 10, alifurnin nni Ill luiuts south
aud Wet may b, had of l. II Walker. uckri agent
Augusta, the onl, office selling sta nll route. and
checking all baggage free of - prus,.
stops only nj iinllowol t,atdinrr tiulntghs
mud WeSihfuok function
rhN>nN flCkEE, G,u1 Manager
+. T. BpolIliN Gen l'H-.. uud Ii,k't Agt
Portland june %.
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MILITIA cHAH0R6.


The following orders have been issussl:
HsADarAkTss. MAfsg MfLrru. !
AngUTAsT GEsEEALs 0ySicg,
ArersrA, Jolly II, iss9-
General Orders No. b.
T. The following changes have occurred
amor z the commissioned officers Of the volun-
ter militia series
Eossi.sIosED.
Seward 4. stesrrs. Norway. Captain con-
psay ID. first Regiment. ~iih rank from
Jure 3, 1873, vice Hove. siIned.
t,rorge T. Crockett. Moray, srss Ii-u-
,eaa4t Company u. Fret regiment. with
rank from Jaas 3. iss3. vice stearns, pro-
NOTED.
Harry l. Hall. Paris, secoDe. lieutenant
Company -. First Regiment, With rank from
July =. t.sJ
Fred W. Atkins m. TopshAm. junior SEE
o,d lieutenant. First Battery, VI. V VI. with
rahk from Jaly s, fes9
kZ.n.sED ASb DisagAsGED.
Capt, George f. Howe. Company d. Frs,
Regiment, May e. 1879
S4cnnd lieutenant John r. Williams. sec
end platoon. First Battery. June 9, 1879.
~. coad Lieutenant Cismsns IS Bailey
II Upon recommendation Of company
REGIMENT and brigade commanders the fol
lo-ln1 enlisted men are hereby discharged
from the volunteer militia.
company r First Hexme nt. pfigats- Las
res co g. Gordon. Willis y. Nut and Cor
ham -. Weeks.
"ontfaay &. First Regiment private
George II Dolby. Fred 4. Dargin and Ma
thaniei P. vasiel
III pom rseomme niafon Of captain
commanding FirH Battery 4nd ofthe hF zads
commander. tn. f. ilopiBg enlisted men are
hereby discharged from the first platoon Of
First Battery. NJ. NJ Ulysses @. Allen,
Frank W. Cosgrave. Herman Chadburne
Reuben X tarr. John y Laea., s,epen "
McDonough, Thomas y MeGrath John
Mckee Angelo W Merrill and John
DLesry.
~. Upon recommendation Of the in
spector general the following enlisted men
are hereby discharged from the VOLUNTEER
militia for failing 10 appear a, the inspection
10 obedience to general orders No ., current
series. and for continued absence without
leave
Company A. Fir.t Regiment, James Arm
strong. Eugene T. lIaseall, Chas. II Little
field. Henry o. Porter Samuel W Shaw,
NJ y . u " nitHAilt '""pa"J ~ ~ '"s'
msnt. Luther I. Alien, Stanley J. Brown,
Geo. A Clark Chas 4 Dyer, Thomas j
Garrrt. John iIeAdley, Walter + Griffin.
r. i G.. i.oring. Arthur W. Libby Daniel
H. l.. throp, Edwin J Pearson, John
Ryan. Geo +. Stonr, Charles W Shesf,
VIM. w Sprazue Company Il, First kegl-
ment, Austin j Burke, James Y Donovan,
John NJ Hayes John ]. Mahoney, Patrick
j McCallnm, Frank - Melaugh, James
Mung wan. Thomas j. Murphy, Richard
Nealey. James T. Tobin George + Ward
by order of the Governor and Commander
in-Chief.
HrsR, VI SrHAo'E. AiJt. Gen.
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ci's ,e'io"s, l tnought became decidedly
p"uu Vi tu' ph"t"Srapn anu frequently
ROUND n'ysei surviving II and admiFing It's
'ne fpu'ts Inc supJec' was young woman
o. shou,a say. . or - years taii, tul
enes,S'' win s'ra'she nose that p"ok beau
tnuhF' ana pump arm whose round lines
hsn worked up Win pleasure Her features
WE'RE "ain'raoiy aiapted 10 PRONE view,
ana 'h're "as nm ANIMATION anu ouoyancy
IN ner pose as caught II that added much
10 tue nr''aanoy OF the picture
SV''i'' H'i'i''s' ii''''U1 ID H. ans consul
ee~ my master iieSe MY only regret was
tnae e"ua not oe POSITIVE as TO the hdelty
Oh 'ne nSeness- Sne hah passed into and out
i IN! Ssh' nNe nasn' ana my only eoneep
t'ou "i oei was .eat FURNISHED ey the photo
srapa i'seu- hao no evidence as 70 wheth-
CT Was uae picture or not hoping TO
tis', ~. Se,' ,a' .''is point ef'ss.y "a'cned
the carts and the hotel piazzas' but failed to
se' sho'ner knh'l'se Oh tue young lady
SIo"N Tue picture % several OF my bar
nu oo' a'4uaiheanceS- iney were warm IN
'"e'' " "ises u ''s '-au'l' Out none OF them
y, n'Ie' ',,s ia0e' ,..
III. oar siAlo0r m tue he'sn' OF .he sea
~ iae 1efs p"a' was ero"ue,i' OUT 1
t ai 70 SNure seat IN fhe 90" ana
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LIGHT AND AIRY.


On. the reSi hot naughty ants
Hos they chamber np your pants
Al the tscnlr b tar- cod and shay glen
.I.ys they take delight IN
fae oos2oxiass sEssrt Of biting
6kSiy girls aasi modest gentlemen
It's delightful when ones cooling
To the daEsssi he Is woofrz
70 feel the playful creatures u bis pants
AMI upon the amoasnt air
He tkroos soulful swear
Al the foolish dreadful uaoukeytns Of those ANITA
On IL SITS the train athrobbing
To feel those Insects hok.otES
Up and down upon ones system II taeii merry
zie-.
There's buI say you can right erD
And that . dee ard fight EN-
Meath the shadow OF some distant frSendly tree
Canoe CITY tCoioJ Record
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Distracted Mother at her daughters we'd
ding Oh ON What shall We doi Tho
groom hasn't come, the guests are beginning
10 giggie. and my daughter : in faint
Friend u the Famly-Cain yourself. mad
am | saw the groom only two hours ago,
entering the great dry goods emporium At
the corner He said he had forgotten to get
gloves
Distracted Mother suddenly breaking into
Hnllesl-Oh. then 1T al right He's probably
waiting for his change New York Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

why" asked the Mole, pausing in the
midst OF an excavation contract which no
body wanted him to continue while he leis-
urely convcrssd with the Eagle. in order to
kill the working time that hangs 50 heavily
upon the ennui stricken hands Of the day Ia
bore< why do you sit gazing SO steadily
up into the dim blue etherr' Because ~
plisd the King Of Birds, who was too ny to
get stuck on simple hand woven corun-
drum, Iii is . soar spot with me" So say
ing. he picked up the humble Deliver Of the
col. end made il sore for him This fabula
doccts that when q man asks cs,usndrum
be should be ready to dive into the bomb
proof - he perfects tho alignment OF his
GLOWING sentsnce - Burdetts in Brooklyn
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Tell me, Uncle Charles, - pleaded Amelia,
do you think that Henry will make a good
busbandf
Il think he will" replied Uncle Charles,
without hesitation. II offered him a cigar
last evening, AMI he took it as freely AS II was
given When b opened his coat in search Of
a match he expo-ei his waistcoat, and its two
upper poke, we're filed with cigars. have
no hesitation in saying that Henry will
prove saving economical husband v Bos-
ton Transcript
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

How are you getting alongf asked .
travelling man Of an acquaintance who had
gone on the stage
''Oh, | have met with Il share Of success |
played Hamlet for the first time
Did you get through all rightf
Yes, except that happened to stumble
and fall into Ophella's grave"
That must have been embarrassing
1T was. but | wouldn't have minded II the
audience hahn I seemed 80 disappointed when
got out. ~ Merchant Traveller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

Farewell thou darling of the year.
Sweet month OF love and tune.
Thy race Is run. thy eud near.
Sweet June
Then Hshte,ist up the morning eye.
Gave glory to the moon,
VIII tears we say 10 thee, 'Good-oy,
Dear june"
We baGe farewell 10 cold and couga
When rose thy silyery noon,
And gladly took our hannes Oh,
Oh. june.
Thou goest and We turn To meet
fierce, a brassy sky
In short, with palm Leaf fans We greet
July Boston Courier
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We want yoar readers TO know tia, our ala
epsctaltst PA y sician deems II ! dnev h. 49,.
humanity, to give them the MeaKeines he h..
cured his Consump,iye patients with, After the,
we're pronounced hopeless. HI will therefore send
two bottles and treatise, free such sufferers OF
receipt OF their express and Post once address &c
AsAhei Medical Bureau. sYi Broadway. New York.
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Fanny-Why, Emma, how cordially you
shook hands with Miss Fri1hair at the party
last night l thought you were deadly enc
mica
Emma Oh, that is all past. I have for
given her everything, she has grown %
plain looking. -American Glasworkw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

An tiea Of the hardness Of the time in Per
da may Iva gained from the fact that men
who had ioz.n wives have had TO reduce
the number to three Or -four. Now York
Tr,bun,
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He asked fair Maud 70 marry;
by letter She replied
lie reed ii she refused him;
lie Shot himself and died
He mi ut have been alive now,
And she his happy bride
Ii h. had read the postscript
Up, the other side
Eyrbupga
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lrate Marnma-(; Goodness me! Its half an
hour since sent you around to the store to
get those things, and hore you are back with
out them
Little Dick IT was such long time before
my turn came 20 te waited on that forgot
what it was you wanted
Then why didn't you come home and find
OUT"
Il wa afraid if left I'd lose my turn
New York Weekly
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At the school Treat.
Small Child-p Please teacher. give me q
'scription
Teacher-A subscription. What forl
Small Child-For school treat for my
dolly
Teacher But you haven't got dolly.
Small Chid-No, but I'm going to buy ono
with the money you give me Pick Me Up.
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"Got any lemonsf asked the customer
"Sorry. but we're ont Of lemons said the
grocer
Any pickles.
"No pickles, either"
well, give me some Of these three boxes
for a quarter Strawberries. Chicago Tri-
bune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

Sanctum Mysteries.
Humorists Wife-What in the world are
you sending all these mother-in-law and
plumber jokes to The Daily Blowhard fori
They are as Old as the hills
Humorist--Yes, my dear, but the editor
who selects the humorous matter for that pa
per Is a young fellow just out Of college, and
they II all be new to him. New York Weekly
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Loves Young Dream.
Balmy June,
Silvery moon,
Half past eight
Garden gate
Swing till ten.
Part they them
In horn;
Swing I'LL morn
Boston Courier
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An Exception.
"One swallow don't make summer"
No doubt Of that Mt all
But one minute banana skin
Makes a tremendous fall
Chicago Tribune
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THOR SALE At II bargain, one good Jersey
Z COW, also on, good mare. Apply at Macon
bcr's Insurance Otlce. june iidif
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-28

Go where he would or meet whom he
might, he had the same reception. Men
fled, women screamed and children ran
away.
AN Ill get mcself home, away from
these daft spalpecn, was the conclusion
he reached, and in time he walked
slowly into the boiler.room at the aims
house. The engineer fell into the ash
heap and lay speechless.
DO ye not know me1 I'm Patrick
Grogan. Spake, man. Out wild it..
What the devil does all this mane?'
But no amount Of pleading could
bring reply. The engineers tongue
was paralyzed with lear. The intruder
left and went into the almshouse proper,
where he created the greatest conster.
nation among the inmates. Some ran,
laughed, some cried, some stood stock
still, and all was confusion until the
superintendent arrived.
Look at me-, said the man. I'm
flesh and blood. I'm no ghost. I'm
Patrick Grogan. For Gods sake, spake
to me-
The suderintendent was sensible
man and a non. believer in spooks. He
took the man into his Office and heard
his story.
1t was Patrick Grogan. lie said that
during the superintendent absence, he
had become possessed of desire to have
a holiday himself. Putting an inmate
IN his place at the boilers, and dressing
him in his working clothes, Patrick had
left him in charge and gone on a trip
to Virginia. He found the cunning so
good that he stayed for many weeks
The main who was killed. walked and
buried was the inmate.
The superintendent informed Mr..
Heald OF Patrick's unexpected return
to life. Mr.. Head informed Lawyer
DAILY. The latter sent for the Philadel'
phia relatives and friends, and after
much persuasion induced them to go to
Wilmington. When they saw Patrick
the recognition was mutual, and there
was much rejoicing at the unexpected
resurrection.
Lawyer DAILY has the affairs of the
Patrick Grogan estate we'll in hand, and
expects Patrick in Philadelphia within
day or two.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-28

The Sun believes that the campaign for
the election Of Democratic Congress in
1890 and a Democratic President in 1892
should begin on or about the fourth of next
March, The Sun will be on hand at the be-
ginning and until the end of the most inter
estiny and important political conflict since
the war, doing its honest utmost rs ever, to
secure the triumph of the Democratic party
and the permanent supremacy OF the primer
pies held by Jefferson, Jackson, and Tilden.
The great fact of the year is the return to
absolute power Of the common enemy of all
good Dcmocrats-thc political organization
for whose overthrow the Sun fought tor fiji
teen years, the memorable years of Grant
and the Fraud Hayes, and Garfield and Ar
thur.
1t is the same old enemy that Democrats
now confront and he will be intrenchcd in
the same strong position, 1t has been CARR
ed once by brave and hopeful fighting. Do
you not believe with the San thatthc thing
can be done again? Wait and see
The hope of the loyal efforts of united
press, chcrishing no memories of the past
differences in non essentials, forgetting cv.
ervtnng but the lesson of experience, and
that victory Is duty.
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newspaper which gets all the news and
prints il in incomparably interesting shape,
which chronicles facts as they occur and tells
the truth about men and events with abso-
Lutte fearlessncss, making the complc'cst and
most entertaining journal published any
where on earth, and which sells its opinions
only to its s,lbsc ibcrs and purchasers nj two
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do not know tie Sun, send for il and learn
what wonderful thing it Is to be in the sun
shine.
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