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The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27
Two Mighty Continents,

North and South America, besides Guate-
mala, the West Indies, Australia, and even
Europe, are the fields of usefulness in
which Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has dem
onstrated it's value as an antidote to malaria,
and as a remedy for dyspepsia, constipation,
rheumatism, neuralgia, biliousness, nerv-
BUSINESS, and loss of appetite and sleep.
The inhabitants, the medical men of these
countries, have spoken in no uncertain
tones concerning the efficacy of the great
household remedy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27
Mr.. Jonr Wanamaker distribute

Mr.. Jonr Wanamaker distributed
among his employees the last twelve
months over 500, 900 as their share of
the profits of his establishments above
their wages. Of this those who have
been seven years or more in his en-
ploy received over $4,000, or about
ten per cent on Gheir wages
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

IT is suggested that chess and checkers
ought to receive a wonderful boom this sea-
son. All a good many young men need to
do is to carry the men in their pockets :;
they can use their trousers for board.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

BE cheerful and happy at meals. "Cheer-
fitness is full of Significance; it suggests
good health, clear conscience and soul
at peace with all human nature" Cheer
fulness is the mother Of good digestion.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27
HACKETT, ARKANSAS, Aug. 20, 1887.
Dr n SUAJJFNRERGER

DR.. A. I. OHALLENBERGER,
Rochester, Pa. Dear Str:-I Wish
YOU to send me bottle of your Antidote for
Malaria, which l see advertised in the
Methodist ADVOCATE, Chattanooga, Tenn, and
which cannot get here. Fifteen years ago
my mother had third day chills, and after
irving the doctors and other medicines
without relief, friend recommended your
Antidote; she tried it, and one dose effected
permanent cure. Truly yours,
j. s. EDWARDS,
Pastor M E Church.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

'sTHE Gods give no great good without
lahor,'' IS an cid proverb, and true ones
the hardest labor is not always that which
is the best psd however. To those IN search
ment' we say write to B. f. Johnson & Co.,
Richmond Va
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

4 TYRONE (Pa) tailor, who advertises.
asserts that on the night the water was
four feet deep in his store man flOated all
the way down from Bellwood on a door, and
came padding into his shop to get meas
ured for a wedding suit.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

Is 1T probable that what million women.
say after daily trial is mistake! TLeJ say
they knOU by test that Dobbms' Electric Is
most economical, purest and best. They have
had a years to try it. Yon give it one trial.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

MRS. DEHoBsoN (complacently)-"Yes,
Mr.. Featherlie, that is a portrait of myself
when little girl. 1t was painted by cele-
brated artist" Mr.. Featherlie (anxious to
say the right thing)-"Er-one of the old
masters?n
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

My friend, look herel you know how weak
and nervous your wife is, and you knoWthat
Carter's Iron Pills will relieve her, now
why not be fair about it, and buy her bcx-
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

DON'T "saw'' your mouth with your nap
kin, and don't reach in front Of another
guest to get any thing he might pass you if
you had asked for it, assuming, of course,
that the waiter was not standing by.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

TIE fastest time made by train was
ninetv-tyvo miles IL ninety-three minutes
one mile being made in forty-s1x secondss
on the Philadelphia G. Reading railroad.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

DON'T eat in hurry, for hurry implies
confusion and disorder. If you are con-
fused you will surely upset dish either
upon yourself or your neighbor
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

ONE by one the roses fall, but ''Tanslll S
Punch" Sc Cigar outlives them all.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

ARE unlike all other pills. No purging or
pain. Act specially on the liver and bile,
Carter's Little Liver Pills. One pill d dose.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

IN hollow in tree cut down near At
lanta were found eight muskets and two
bayonets. 1t is supposed that they were
placed there by soldiers during the Rebel
linn
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

WHEN you raise your spoon to your lips
raise it laterally to the mouth. ION I DID
YOUR elbow around at right angAes wltn
YOUR face. .
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27
Oregon. the Paradise of Farmers.

Mild, equable climate, certain and abundant
crops. Bestfruit, grain, grass, stock country
in the world. FuliinformatiOn free. Address
Oregon immigration Board, Portland, Oregon
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

If afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
ThomDson's Eye Water. Druggists sell It, Zoc
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

THE chances of fatal accident in railway
travel are one killed in 100000 Statistics
show more are killed by falling out of win
dows than in railway accidents.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

PrMPLEs are inexpressibly mortlfyIng.
Remedy-Glenn.s Sulphur Soap
HIPS Hair and Whisker Dye, 50 cents
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

TIE road that carries the largest number
of passengers is the Manhattan Elevated
Railroad, New York, 525, coo day, or 49,
625, 600 yearly.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

QUEEN NATALIE, of Servia, always wears
her hair down her back, waterman IasnlOn'
1t is of golssy black color
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

THE longest American railway tunnel is
the Hoosac tunnel, on the Fitchburg rail-
way, which is four and three-quarters miles
limo
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

WE can form an idea of what is called
1.-The irony of fate" when we hear OF life
long topper finding watery grave.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

THE line Of railway extending farthest
east and west is the Canadian Pacific rail
way, running from Quebec to the Pacific
Ocean.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

THE highest railroad bridge in the United
States is the Kinzua Viaduct, on the Era
road, 305 feet high.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

THE longest mileage operated by single
system is the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
system, about s, 600 miles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

THE longest railway bridge span In the
United States is the cantlleVer span In
Poughkeepsie bridge, 54S feet.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

DON'T hawk, and blow, and spit, but use
Dr, Sage's Catarrh Remedy OF druggists
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

q y. lid " h4sDOf
Pastor NJ. E. Church.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27
EDUCATIONAL.

.,-.sr-4gs RsrR. Learn Telegraphy and Railroad
= K q tsSs-N Agents business here, and secure
~, -j.uYtionS Write J. ID. BROWN, Sedalia, Mo.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-27

DLOONINGTOE iLT4.D Law SCHOOL, Fall term
ID beriusSep iO For Circular ads R. NJ. Benjamin
s,pRiNGntEID NILN BUSINESS COLLIE
- Yuurs, r'cIf sand for Catalogue n =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

Once Yesterday.
Real csfate transactions from january 1
1Ss9. 70 date. are 36.s99. So. So There wcfl
nied for record yesterday 81 deeds. the con,
siderAtions asgrcgating y5s,29e, an aver
sgs Of 81, 7st. Following & the list - furn-
ton Of little:
a. j. Johnson ct IL. to 7. W. osborn. hlkn
q and = and e s. Of biks ana IA. Green
Lake Circle add, SS,o0.
.. J. BAKER To 4. ! sloan. lots Is and Is,
biz A, khfnney's odd. - 500
h. G. Shinn 10 J. II. Nc(iraw, Lot 5. BIZ 8,
a. =. calkins 70 q. W. ClapsadfIe. 6oxl2c
fees IL ~ 81 sec 10, tp -, + B. 80
D. n. Hhanks 70 VIM n. McEnsire. lots
and 3, blk 90, DIT penny's PARA add. q, 0o0
Adam Cannon 10 Mrs. r. VI. Bowler. lots
= and 2. BLK s kengxiorf1ss add, $50.
West Seattle Land and improvement
Company 10 Belle LAmpkin, lot -, BLK -,
second plat. West Seattle. 500
VI 6owerby 70 Andrew Hansen, lots and
q blk 3. tsilmAn's add. &jHU.
II. W. Fins ct ei TO a Leonard, lots II,
u and II, blk 8. Prospect Terrace add.
+. i. Sander 10 4. ii Lincoln. lot :, blk {.
lot 3. blk 10. Sanders iifat add. $50.
n. 4. sander to J, Smith, lots IL 10 -. bib
no, sanders fifxt add, 81 40.
T.. = san ser to A. Deiaplane, lots - IL,
biz I, Sanders ist add to West Seattle.
F. r. sander 10 T. Charlton, lots sua 1.
s -, Z. sanders LIST add to West Seattle,
+. X. sander to G. Fischer, lots S and q.
biz >. Sanders LIST add to West Seattle
4. st.rkes 70 8. q. Leddy. aots and 9.
blk X OF w. n Belts 5th add. s.. oG
Ys&.wa Il ~ M ma
Il Of swt.., zee Il. tp -, RI e. $1,000
q W. Yaacy TO J. T. Tate. ios 5. blk ID,
RieclO~'s add, u.
]. VI. Emmerson To Mile Jones, lots 10,
II and IL Of Pleasant Valley. $50.
=. Ney 70 J: !. Bushnell, lots aud ., biz
81. in A. Ppntius add. II en-
O. {. Brown 20 II. s Horn, let's and $,
hak 3, tnnmcIav, x
e Hoffman 10 II. Albachsen. lot |. blk 9,
kRumelsw, $fsn.
Northern Pacific Railroad 10 W Andrews,
Az x Of = = aud - !. OF sw =, sec - ~
ii. 1. sylvester 10 r. A. Knax. lots and ..
blk :. Fairvlew Homestead add, y2.un
George w Wernsner 90 VI IL. NssfA, lots
and T,shik Il. Masnarls piai, sf7 .0a
s r. Bowman 70 r kellogE, lot -,
whecler's third add, fiso
a. G. Mckae % 4. & SserSh. BLK II.
Iulhs Hartson.s plat. si.soo
r. Il thAutassqsia Assembly a. &. y. Tar
renter. lot IL blk :. eaaasAuaea hesss D
~
Il. Il s4ausaeaaa Assembly O. r. A. Tar
Renter. Lot !. BLK 4. thautauI8a BeaEls,
IL T. ssetrlseli 10 F. G. Neeklsahurg. lets
and 4. hik n. benny & Heyf's add. slin
A. y. Whitehead II +. A. z. Hathaway,
tssrs ~ lea :. bsk -. y. ! Denny ) thru
sssisi, g.. Sc.
n 4. Denny IA T. r RaEpSgarss. ias !. ok
81 n r.s.sssss = EilA Eslki. SEA
4. !. Isshsss<.gt H. r " 0s5oTn, nlks Il
assi ~. and = ~ ISIS aass IL. tsfsees'
Lake tlrele. N.ose.
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THE OWNER OF rnE EARTH
The Very strange Fancy OF
InA<sser From Edmcpss-

James oConner, $ lahorirlg man.
aged about IS years. was adinoged IN
sane and committed TO the ASYLUM BY
Judge Osborn Of the probate court
yesterday.
o'Conner. who Is an Irishman by
birth. eamc 10 Seattle from Minnesota
about year ago and scon after Sc
cured work st Edmonds. near Ten
Nile Point. lie had met with hnsn-
eial reserSes BEFORE coming 10 shis
coast and this 50 preycd upon ms
mind that about a wek ago be lost ais
reason. His mania was first discev-
cred about two weeks ago, when ne
commenced stalking OF \ claim n :
field belonging To nesghhcEs with
the insxation Of putting IN crop
right away. lie has haliueinasEan
that he i the owner In fee simple Of
the whole earth ard talks os1piattsng
IN all Of into townSltes. he Also has
an idea that be has immense herds ct
horses and cattle upon the thousand
Nils belonging 10 his airy estate. aEd
h~ a in sscabf II he had better hitch
two horses and osse COW or two Gows
ard enc horse 20 his carriage he y
no. al all violent and the physicians
taink that few weeks IN the hospital
for Insane viii restore him his reason
and take away hts fsneled wealth.
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80 49, - . -
-. IS :. - -
-. g = y I'm ezky yesfexual
xxQHa 8eIFuzpM waeec he And beez
afte4 TIE signature Of GoveFnpr Me-
C. Hoosx IS . yeon5xffion fnv . u,,,r.
de<~r r..u,ssa nsrSs.,1 -. r1.' &c.,.
. 8. s.s1 q s~.s.ss.. -. -. - -. -
-. - :. -. ~ ol.
- 3 = - ga snotnex cnax9< Q
ASSAULT - exIm nit murder.
Efehneen pears $50 Richard So anS
WEl5au Dune1sa were fnrn~rs = Yo.
4n~.le~ ~ a.. 49, - 49,.
$3.50 !. s .-s.,-.s - - -
-. = = - ). Z. - -
orer re ZANE. 80 III she s1locn i
= t0Nersns x4Ee md went % his homs
f. mile and : hall awsy. He tool
down his shofeuu and dry osst III
rhxrrr. a. tsrvi sI,n4 rs,.r s.. a.,r.s..s
- 80. -..<..ss.- 80. 49,
- -. u 1ns1 49, - 49, s1ot -
e pkezae9 sfafea muruer. ne Also pre-
pared Tor Eight By s1ddIzng his feetcs1
horse nnd placing IL convenieniiv near
he efstered IL x.Ionu rr;xR his .,A.,t
~u,, $500 "a s;.<,s :. r,,.,....,> -
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THEY MUST TURN BACK.
Seal vssssls Went 10 Isehrfng sss
Bs7ere the New Law Paseed.

WAsHfseroS, May 16.-Inder the
act OF March Bchring sea l. placed
under the same restrictions IS regards
fishing as the salmon rivers OF the
country. President Harrison dcsig-
mated the revenue cutters Bear and
Rush 10 patrol Bchring sea and arrest
all fishermen who attempt 10 violate
the new Law.
A large number OF seaiers fitted out
az New England ports and San Fran
cisco started for the Eehrlng fisheries
before the law was passed. Their
owners want 70 recall sheEs, but have
no way to communicate with the YES
sells. therefore the treasury depart
uent authorizes the Bear and Rush 20
carry letters 10 the seaisrs from the
nsxsierS
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when al ether remedies fxIl. Oregon
Ki6ney Tex comes 10 tbs frunf like true
faithful frtsnd- Fer kfdaey ant urinary
tranAirs. sxea - pain In :ha 5sck. mac0as
and m5iky tsscharxss. Trick dzxs dfpo<s
ana general ssehsssrv. 0rcxca kidnSs Tvs
has no eQzal II Heyar falls Ard fesnx II
purely ysxefzhse con raxlsts1- docs nos IN
surs the sxst<r. Sod ~ stewart 4 Ha3aes
nTux CO.
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rHoKxDIkE RICE Is DsAD.
mfnfsssr Co Russia and frcrrfster
AZ ssNoreh Amertenn Review

Nrw yasx. May iss-Allen Thorn
dixie Rice. editor Of the NsvfA Sm<ssoaa
R<4s<ss. and nsw minister 70 Russia.
died here this morning. He Was 10
have sailed for his post yesterday ne
Was suffering with = sore tnroas on
Noutsv. and his physician forbid him
starting I'll better.
The disease rapidly siereioprd into
malignant tnnsilitis. resulting IN usasA
a. ~tstea. No serious result hsd been
anticipated up 70 last night; The at-
lending physician says the gsotess
swelIed Suddenly and shut OF the
hrrafh. Death occurred ~ ; .. N.
Allen TAosnaiks Rice MAS born sn
Boston Juns Is ISL AZ the ase o. z
he went 10 Europe. where be spent
i've wears He Was graduates Il Ok
ford, England. in ISIS. and she nexs
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Beware q Fraud, Is my name and the
price are stamped on the bottom Of all my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods II 4 dealer offers
W. 1. DOUGLAS shoes at q reduced price,
or says be has them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom put him down
81 d fraud
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-. $50 q &.
- UM9penu9 Ouo1no 49, lEnnr< II.
:. 4 Un<ourp1
~ S -, = s, r. ~. ..s 8 - s:acrney.
- 81 - - s. S..s -. - 3 zaner tof
!, 81. /. 49, - - - q h4gsnE
s1ou performed upon
- ~ - 1e9ufned - Et4kt1n Vii
III fnnnzIy Iuendev rs,xnSn~ g,
0uay fzon 81 - 1890, t....s... -
49, uTIS - c~ss.s.s - 81 -.
N.Y. ~ s. ~ r. - 49, - -ss.ss
uo5H nnN KS rsS-v~sss7 ~ ..s,..s...s.s
fr5es17>a 11SS e - -.
1rvfue - rs~s5S, fSz-5 49,, . =. -,
- ~ 80 k~vsT- Il 49,, 49,
81 - =. :
= 7fen 4 ~ feetaae l.&t 60
pftk ~ 1919 for New YorE = 80
III. r. isSi,S1x. ssmv friersss = ex g
nese< - - ~ & 80 3 - -, ~ se'sS
k1d hr11urne ver4 1Isr2<nss~fr frs,.-f-s5
~ - onruiue q ~ o{a rr-,s5
fScrfyrd 81 kc{nr sir1sek q. ~ 49,
- ~ = 1n{nIe bI3l Surinr - ksf1is
/ "a - gfl1fcrneen. Is Wn1. Issx O.
nv Wav "a New York ~ haIfE ,vrl.;cE
h6d Infn fmbedded Is - rsr,srfr~ 1 s.sr.
Houul1fnG IL hone for - mnnx ve1rx
worked H way oat. kave sfS,ee rrnf
& % 1oweler 70 II u,ounfed "a
/ nhnu Nenf Il Is watch charm -
future.
yhnn reaehef nv dcxf;n.tso,, I
consu1tod Dr.. John 4. Wvexk ~n<l
S informed b. him that Al. pstta ficr,
Was necessary 70 save my life n -
rnlher hard 10 receive that jnt-.ii.
ernce. buf finally e3re nv .r.ns~r,
e The operation. and npon i suurr~ I
l098, Or. Wyefh. assisted 81 Dr. ~
snt. suxKeon GENERAL az New Vol
and d.. LANCE. SUCCESSFULLY nmnrs.
tAfed de limb four inches 6eIow r.
hip joint. Dr.. Wyeth considered the
operation 30 remarkable and suree~s.
/ sii that he Is preparing an arsfcie Re-
lstfng 10 the operation 10 be resd II
june before the View York Meaical
Society
II am : member of Gouan Post. q
A r., Of PottzyiIIe, Penn. and upon
Iexfuing that Was Tying 81 in New
York Khe commander OF the post
came over TO inquire after me. The
surgeons In charge 81 my case IN
|icrued him that Was In = vary
serious condition. and would prob
SHY die during the operation. snd
that be had better return TO P0tfxyille
and make arrangements for nv
funeral, IS / had expressed = wish "a
| he buried there IL the operation ter.
minated fatally. He returned home
| 1T once and selected number OF Hy
old friends 70 act IS pail bearers. You
can imagine their surprise when Ia 4
IfeH weeks forwarded q dispatch e
IN old friend Of mine there, requesting
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80 statshesd Yet for Idaho,
IL Isoaix t,lo;,e- Demo<srat

Et- ks3U1* FfzuNS~ HUI Mte
Idaho has . reputation Of atsul
10. 90 perhaps less than that Until
the population reaches the $4,000 re.
quired in big sfstes for each represen-
tative in the popular branch OF con.
Eress there will hardly be much chance
for its admission 10 statehood. still
as Immigration is probably active. thai
limit Fssav be reached IN two or three
rssarx
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8HAYTi.s CANNfBAI WARRIORS.
HippeIyse Marching en- Port au
Prince. Sweeping all Before Him.

NEW yonS. May is-- Advises FROM
Haysi 70 the 9th inst. say In "a en-
gseemsat al blanchard, an important
toun between ST. Mary ard Gonaives.
Hirpoivte's troops were victorious.
Leritinae's forces were routed. and
BESIDES i number killed ard wounded
forty prisoners were taken. Hiprolyte
also captured the towns ct Aarrnalatl
ana 81. Michael, and communications
has been opened from So. Mary -
Cape HAITIAN There is great dis
satisfaction at Port an Prince against
feritirae, and the peorle are ready 10
rise in arms on the first approach ct
the northern troops. Hippoay te >
forces are marching On Port 81 Prince
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This mornings report is that last
evening Myron Wood was notified
of his appointment - post
master nj Youngstown. but De
clined to accept. II Is said thai
anything else, was ever declined BY a
Youngstown man, and mute aston
ishnent paraiyxes the town from Briel
Hill 10 Hasestof.
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sunday s.lesnl.m aIa.s Go.

In Indianseolis as well as In clnein-
natl. the sslcoascspers are beginning
20 shun the perils OF open doors on
Sunday They realize az last that the
Ansvricaa people are growing more
and more weary Of liquor IaxleSsneSs,
and that the political power and pres
sige Of the whisky sellers have van
ishsl In 4 large measure forever.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

Every day brings additional strength
to the beiief that 0hio's candidate for
governor upon the Republican ticket
this year VIII come from the Western
reserve. The reserve has hitherto
beer very modest in asserting her
claims TO recognition ia this direction,
hut she has 6rsf-ciass gahernaforial
material 70 spare. and her Repubii-
canism Is unquestioned.
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IseNDoS, May ls--In consequence
Of the prevailing high price for raw
sugar. The largest rsfsnery in Greencck
has been closed.
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Harned by Expscdfng Metal.
san FEAscEsco. May Yesterday
evening white severa men were max
ing a casting At the Onion Iron Works
the bet naetA exploded. burning twelve
men. An italian nAased Joe Banith
vas badly injured.
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when baby was sick we gave her Castoria,
when abe was Child. she cried for Cas-
forIa,
when she vas Mis-. she chung to Casforia,
When she had ChiIdren, she gave them
casforia.
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Pxxrs xux- 1xxAx Jrnc n 1sss-rne
4H5fs Sqec1ze Company, Atlanta. Ga Gen
sleases One g NY eA,ldren was txcasless
yearx We Ease her various kinds q meds-
csc buf yttkonf Rruats and began e dcxpatr
g curtn9 hcr g Al was pessna1ed - ~
seserni bosSles de diseases III dissppesresi.
and shc y now . halls eseFsf and healrhy
gin twelve yearx old Ano<her child has
an using the s & S Ard snfielpese promps
and pcrnAnene care n G. WAagoxxEs
Esa Hnx Ne: JAY : Isss,-Ins swtss
s ss "a. ST. ssss os I'd s Ss1as s. ssOs
ss rss. 49, s. os &c s ssS 20 . .s I, s
sssi, - s. he tine as hai sskss *
s. 5 f1il sns heavy SD q hsis-s robust Sc
as s. ss a Ssspse rs b. da e so as
cxxx1Anooa4, Tnx, June a INs-Tho
swim opect1c Co. Atlanta. -dentiemen :
e - e1ekrected blood polsoes ed q cneo
so1Fhs : Rayssssan wno 6eafed ~ for sey-
.oechssd sSsi.is " wS<rs Is css g So q
s.sd, e skonsAt bss 1hs nex spsine PIN
ssdnsy iosrsssd s Scr sesss ss ssd P rug:
!n1.esiiately .fssr taking 4 I. commencsd s
afterwnrda. and SON nothing rema1ned 81
tel g my trurh1a ny blood 4 now thor.
olghiy cie,nsed. ard ny system free from
tain1 md oWc my pFxan1t coDdsfiun--a
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Pennies are Legal Tender.

A gentleman went to the stamp
window Of the postoffice in city and
called for 100 1-cent stamps, tender
ing in payment 100 1-cent pieces.
"Those are not legal tender in any
ouch amounts" growled the stamp
clerk. II refuse to accept them"
"You do, eh?" answered the gentle
man. swell, give me one stamp"
at the same time showing out penny.
The stamp was forthcoming.
Snow, give me stamp" He got
it.
"Another stamp"
snow another"
"See here" said the clerk, chow
many stamps do you wantP You are
keeping twenty people waiting"
"Oh, I always keep within the law"
responded the gentleman. ."Another
stamp, please. Pennies are not legal
tender in large amounts. Another
stamp"
And he showed out his pennies and
purchased stamps one at time till
he got his hundred. But the clerk
was cured. Pennies are legal tender
at his windowin barrel lots.