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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-08
Mrs. Scott-Lord,s Illneas.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Mrs Scott-Lord,
Mrs. Harrison's sister, is suffering from a
lancer, and her condition has come to be
regarded as critical: hence Mrs. Harrison's
-eluctaDce to go west, even although she
tould return SO soon
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An Extended Popularity Browns BRoS-
cHrAL TRocHEs have for many years been the
most popular article in use for relieving coughs
and throat troubles
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

C. R. r. AND BANKING Co. OF GEORGIA
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec, 4, 1899
The annual meeting of Stockholders of this
in Savannah on WEDNESDAY Dec iS at 10
o'clock A NJ Stockholders and their families will
be passed free over the Company's road to the
meeting from the 10Th to the 18th inclusive and
will be passed free returning from the 18th to
the 21st. inclusive, on presentation of their
stock certificates to the conductors
T. NJ. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
FIREWORKS.
XMAS.

We have just received by schooner Charmer,
from New York. a large line of FIREWORKS,
that are now on exhibition and for sale at our
stores, wholesale and retail. until Xmas
DAVIS EROS.
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WRECKED BY a SWITCH
Passengers on Train in Indiana Have
q Miraculous Escape.

a Miraculous Escape.
CHEsTERToS, IND. Dsc. THE New
York limited express. west-bound, over the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail-
road, was wrecked at Dune Park, a sand
shipping station three miles east OF Chicago,
last evening az 6 O'Clock The accident wss
caused by a misplaced switch, which threw
the passenger train into a train of empty
sand Ssrs standing on the side track On
striking the switch the engineer reversed
his engine aud put on the brakes, but as the
train was going at the rate Of forty miles an
hour and the cars were but few rods from
the switch, he was unable to avoid the
crash.
MAKE UP OF THE TRAIN.
The train consisted of one baggage car,
two coaches, two sleepsrs and a chair car.
The locomotive was thrown across the main
track and is totally wrecked. The three
front cars were crushed to pieces. IL IS
little less than a miracle that the passengers
escaped serious injury. One railroad en-
ploye was fatally hurt and two others sus-
tanned serious injury. Several passengers
were bruised, but all escaped serious injury.
The east-bound passenger train broke the
switch but passed over it safely aud no
other train passed over the track until the
west-bound train came along.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PRONPTNEss A VIRTUE
A MORNING CHAT.

"iFE-Husband. dear. please send Nh -.
stove man the first thing you do. Yon - e
yesterdays dinner was spoiled by his fa,,,.a
come as you ordered. 70
HusBAND-weil. wife, there's no use den.,s
ing on that COMPOUNDED fellow any lopge+' IN
try MOTION, the House Furnisher. he -
veruses to be especially PROMPT" and 80
To be the only live, go-ahead man IN the ~
ness. ous
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NOTICE.

MAYOR OFFICE.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 6, 1889.
To the Citizens Of Sdrdnnah:
You are hereby reluested to convene at the
City Exchange on MONDAY, the 9th inst, at u
NJ. to take Appropriate action concerning the
death of the late Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, who
passed away this morning.
The exalted and representative character of
the distinguished dead his eminent public
services and the affection felt for him by our
people, all recommend public recognition of
the sad event. Your fellow citizen,
JOHN SCHWARZ, Mayor.
Attest: FRANK z. REBARER
Clerk of Council
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SAVANNAH BREWING COMPANY.
onr direct importation Of extra fine
BAvARIAN HOPS
Has come to hand. and will henceforth be used
The quality is the best gathered for years. and
will impart specially delicate flavor to our
Beer.
OUR EXTRA PILsEN BOTTLE BEER.
Put up in pint bottles for family use, is highly
recommended by physicians as a mild stimulant
and for its nutritive effect.
PRICE 81 SO PER Two DOZEN BOTTLES.
Orders by Telephone received. Call No. 429.
BUST PEAS AND BEANS.
Just arrived and still coming in, large quaint
ties Buist Premium Peas, Philadelphia Extra
Early, Black Eye, Marrowfat and all other
varieties at lowest market price. Call and see
me. Yours, E ]. KIEFFER.
Corner West Broad and Stewart Streets.
A JIM DANDY.
have in my employ one of the finest Candy
Makers outside of New York city. 1 will have
on my counters through the holidays line Of
Candies that cannot be equaled in the south. 1
will have fresh goods put on my counters every
hour in the day.
To convince the public that my goods are
made on the premises, my Bon-bon workman
will make fine Candies in our store window
every afternoon, commencing MONDAY, from
4 to P. NJ. Our prices will be as reasonable as
fine goods can be sold for.
FURBER, The Confectioner
A fine line of Japanese goods and Fancy
Baskets will be opened for FURBER, The Con
fectioner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted under Especial
Notices" t0fH be charged 81 90 q Square each
insertion.
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DO YOU WISH FACTsa

DO YOU WISH FACTs2
am the only one in this city running big
concern who can pitch in when crowded and do
a first-class journeyman's work. know moth
ing about running cheap restaurant or buying
stock of shoes am simply a first-class
Printer with a modern shop, bought for cash
and fitted up right. In Printing and binding ]
am after the dollar, and will work for a rival as
well as the general public. want trade, and
will do everything to hold your custom Give
me trial order if you wish to patronize in
dustry. Small work. such as Menu Cards, Invi-
tations. etc., executed with the same spirit as
large jobs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PINK OF PERFECTION"
In r AIS MS.

Fifteen Whole Boxes Twenty Five Quarter
Boxes of a DESSERT RAISIN that is seldom
seen outside of the large cities of Europe. |
invite your attention to them, Boxes on exhi-
bition at store.
JNO. J. REILLY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ARRANGE TO ORDER VOW

Or as early as possible. your Christmas Baskets.
Fancy Boxes and Packed Boxes OF Confecriou'
cry, Glaze Fruits, etc.
II seems so far that almost every one in Sa-
vannah wants us to serve them on these items
Need We tell you OF the large number who
always come in at the 18th houry" Try not
70 be among them.
Remember. as in all other affairs of life. IL
taxes time to act well your part" in packing
elegant and elaOorats boxes and baskets OF fine
confectionery. IL may be a physical impossi-
bIiity TO serve all as We would like and they
would hike, if this matter is pat off until the
last moment. order eGriu: then there will he
no disappointments, but instead there Will come
20 you after il is all over. - ACCOMPANIED nv
expressions of gratitude and love, the pleasing
intelligence that the box-the basket-was sim.
ply superb, surprising any ever received.
My new complete price lists of Confectionery.
giving complete information regarding kinds
and styles of package which may be obtained,
are ready for distribution. and may be had on
application at our store or will be mailed TO any
address.
JOHN J. RELY,
Importer and Specialist,
30 WHITAKER STREET.
Fine Confectionery, Table Luxuries, Teas,
Coffees, Spices. Etc.
AT L. CHARRIER d CO.'S.
so BAY STREET,
SAVANNAH, GA.
FINE STOCK OF WINES AND LIQUORS.
MEDoC, sAUTERNEs. BURGUNDY, WHITE
AND RED PORTO. SHERRY, MADEIRA.
WHISKY, COGNAC. JAMAICA RUM. OLD
TOM GIN, SCOTCH WHISKY.
WEYMOUTH. ANGOSTURA BITTERs. CAS-.
SIS. ANISETFE, CURACAO, MARASCHINO,
OLD SCHIEDAM GIN.
BINET SEC. and CLIQUoT CHAMPAGNEs.
CALIFORNIA CLARET, CALIFORNIA
RIESLING (WHITE).
VICTORIA MINERAL WATERS.
HUNGARIAN WINES.
HOT SODA.
We have commenced serving at our Soda
Fountain Hot Clam Broth, Beef Tea, Choco-
late (Huyler's Chocolate used exclusively.
Coffee, Ginger, ETC., at
SCENTS PER GLASS.
Clam Broth is conceded to be the most nour J..
ishing and grateful drink of the age
BUFFERS PHARMACY,
Corner Bull and Congress streets.
JOYCE.
DRESSED POULTRY.
FINE VEAL.
Game in Great Variety.
PORK.
Best Quality Beef and Mutton.
SAUSAGES.
Seasonabe Vegetables.
CELERY.
Canned and Picked Goods.
TELEPHONE 1O7.
Corner Liberty and Abercorn Streets.
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BOILED
Truth Sauce Wasn't PalatabIe.
Our little article last week on "Ungodly
Liars" struck home to so many outside of the
profession that we still hear their walling
Sorry.
Here's problem: Working extra time every
night is caused from what?
Answer: Rush of work from an appreciative
public. Correct.
We demonstrated the fact that JOB PRINTING
could be done at reasonable figures, and our
success is ample besides turning out as perfect
work as can be produced anywhere. Wedding
examine it; also inspect our new line of Menus,
Ball Programmes, Committee Badges. Folders
and some bran new ideas for 1890. "Ad." de-
signs furnished for your work. Consult 40
Whitaker street.
ROBINSON STEAM PRINTING co.
FOR SALE.
FIVE SMALL HOUSES, ON LITTLE JONES
STREET
FOUR ON SOUTH BROAD AND MEAL
LISTER STREETS.
ONE ON SOUTH BROAD AND GUILFORD
STREETS.
lucSc HOUSES are dll rehtStl W kOOu tenants
and pay splendid interest on the prices asked
Several handsome building lots on and near
Anderson street.
A number Of cheap lots on easy terms south
of Anderson street.
Also a few of those $50 lots on the easy terms
OF 81 cash and So a month until paid for No
interest or attorneys fees, Drop up and see US
ROWLAND & MYERS,
Real Estate Agents, 81 Bay Street.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES 1889.
OFFICE COLLECTOR STATE AND COUNTY TAXES,
CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct 5, 1899
The Digest is now open for the collection Of
the above taxes ON all property, real and per-
sonal: the specific tax on professions; also the
POLL TAX for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES
on all MALE RESIDENTS of the city and
county between the ages of 81 and 60 years
Office at the Court House whitfield Building.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
Mr.. JOHNsING's HOE.
IA Didn't Tel His Wife About IT,
So He Got Into Trouble.
oLLATH JOHNsING

tOHNSlNO,
My y0U - -&tet
supper has u.ee1 =
spin O. DC stove as
tAlf bo1r, sud AUnt
Lacy f2csd her las 80
lord w1Lh stern alg
uiIy 0ut ready 70 be
pToPlu2ted
"O-e Daddy Moses
a. ne beea = Ghzyln'
IL out. ("
~HzgEn what Outs
Yea aiu't been a.
had = fuss with Mr.
benson, 'Llzh Jbh2-
singF
Yes, / have. Ole
kar.. f.aar
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

'L.141's s-1I.ty conscience dtl nos trfAe
a9e<t the proFers.Ai tns0Hnta, pat ksas
after his s2ores hao bogus q nsss1nd
ttTe4g1 the loW Ch4uDer, A8at LACY >
eyes were ~ &c epeu, and her ears iateat
oo tx s1sEteSl ao.se. Sue xrlune4 uDss-siiy
ln tbs dark - she hezrd sligat r0st.s -
The door, = cre@k or twe sc the raeseiy
stars Her heart lezPed Ss the s1.ed aooF
shat via : lead ozDg, bat 'Ltan sept o2.
The n1oneats seemed hours How she isnsee
y g - the UluGeW. whlcn oof2 Inssaea
= con P-ele view u F2ols 9oerEey ~Afoss
lots - beRssn'sl But she consoied hersest
b. feneu oSriUg that it Was pitca-saSrk, ana
size eo1lcn' I see any Inlng any My
Al Lzst cane tie loaged for creak on
the stars, The second rastie past the cA4rn-
Der door, ana Aunt Lucy, with satisfied
sule and = matsered ~bress &c Lard =
went souldly 10 s.eep
The trst sun-r2ys were shining In ~ the
windoks through The mornings. the
early breakfast was smoking on tne table,
the ak Young john sons were straggilng y
down in various stages Of sleepiness, Aunt
Lucy was bending over the stove and 'I-lat
washing a. the siuk, sybea = loud kuock was
heard a. the kitchen dOor, which, being
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nBe werz cf slea>nz l1ces. s-ks er seweirY
sreoty 1Daer s1s neses % tns s2.es--1el-
i yoc1x 4a4 inexpsFieaced te2sf =
ezzg4t sac - EsE44Y tsTri1e0, E1lle a. Cd
HAD - tae business u4kes seFy AIris
s4teFY, aEa t4kes = al @s > EzA5ser II
co.,
woman sas arrested net h1ng axo "a
Ous q tae cry goods stsres and t4zeB -
STARS - the - psrintenGenE's sosk. al the
tlH.s sic W4s taking scne one a. tee o.
pos g. slds u t1s Store EoLleed ts4l sic VS.
t4xlnZ gods c0t cf her psezsSs z2d - fast
IS sAe I'D 80 sue drcpped them ca tie noor,
4le tnea tired - klcz sasM under ths cesk.
W heEeger = saopAftsr is caught she tEles
20 arsp the geoes Ga TIE Eoor, - tat waea
searched nothing can &c iogua. 2Ed con
seg4e4tlY 10 arrest aade.
II = thief > o2e Of . g21g Z. she has no dIfh-
cu-fy Ia obtaining bal; ~ some cases the
person zrres ed aad 0zl-ec CT las Pal1 tGe
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

you make no noise takin' it down. an you
kerry dat hoe ober to Mr.. Benson's-you
hesrin', PAUL."
"Tesm"
AN you pat dat hoe vhar he keeps his'n-
you know whar his tools be. PAUL."
"Yes n. night back &c stable do"
An you take de Doe dst's haugiu' dar-
dat's our hoe, Paul, dat 80 paw left thar By
'stake-yog take dat hoe an bring IL home
an hang II up in de woodshed. an don you
nebber tel 20 paw nothin 'bOutit You
hear ne, Psull'
"Yes'n1
Thank goodness Mr Benson DON keep
10 dogs. An you be m ghty Still now.
Paul Pau, you say obe- what I tel yol.
You's 20 wait 'til we ais asleep
"You's q wait Ell we ais asleep
Then 20 change Do hoe hanging IN De
shed FOR de Gre y paw lsftin Mr.. Benson's
stable
"Chanrs Il one in IL she'd for 6s oue 20
paw eft il Be1scr's stable
"An' neber say ere wsrd 20 20 raw
bout it.~
Az neber say oae ~erd q 20 paw
Bout BE-"
-xo~ you 20 bzcE n sings lou6-s yos
KIN I do Aevs Ssts " psr noz n &c
kitchen He must "a cezs n de osok gate
Nov you member Sc lyis' On 20 8 goos
6eai. Pau
Yes nc
Luczi,y NJ. Johnson ckoss n early bsd-
tire - Insure early rising for tas uorrsT =
mowiuE LGcriT, becssss Young Paa-
sxaite8 beyond measure bT 80 mether's So
wen ed eoaf6enee. aod TIE supreme 3eliaat
of the nsyster5ous P-ot. huso e3 ever va
sy winks suc sisniscant gsstarss, 7shica
would infail lIely have ed - = eszpiete e1s-
eloS1rs Il as fstaer had noticed t1szs-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

ak prgfes SO al
sAeplfter season
- approaching
sald Tie s4peril-
ksudeuE of . st0Fs
oa v est IEeEry-
third street % Ia
the other Gag
The hellGays 48d
the sprlag ana r4l
cpealngs are the
times when your
professional reaps
tle richest bar
vests AT . store
watch does a year
u business II sev
era mIllLou dol aFs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

oue q the members Of ths firm sad they
would gladly Pay tea thousand dollars an-
n4aliY y Do insured against TIE p4-terings
of sheplflers, professional aac Otherwise
Tue sixth avenas shops are more troubled
with thieves than those IA other parts Of
town. A. one sLere the superintendent as
sgred ms thai sh0Plftsrs were never a.
lowed ~ enter, the detectives employed By
them beng very successful Ia ''spottinz'
shOpllfters at the nrsJ glance. AT an
other store near By tAey DO not employ a
regular detective, 0us pay some Of their ex
periencsd salesUen a liberal salary for
watching The people taAt come ana 20, AID
% aeep constant watch 0n suspicious char
asters.
one Of the no0r-w walkers said III We have
reason % suspect any person who comes II
here W follow her up closely, end do mol
for one Instant lose sight Of her. The most
sxi.lfui shophfJers invariably travel IN
pairs, or. n detective parlance, one stalls
for the saher That - one OF the thieyes
VIII undertake 10 engage the attention Of
the clerk, while the other deftly abstracts a
piece Of elk. a package OF gloves, or a card
Of lace from the counter. II Is frequently
The case that the confederates will not enter
a store together or exchange any perceDti
be signs OF recognition while plying theii
vocation weIl-dressed woman, OF re-
spectacle appearance, VIII step up 70 the
lace counter, for instance, and ask TO De
saown some nne lace embro.deriss. The
clerk, mentally noting her well-tO-Go ap
pearance, thinks he sees chance OF making
- good sale and Is, consequently, very
Oou ging he fncs his customer hard 10
sit and places box upon box OF choice goods
before her. Soon u second WOMAN comes
Up, aad calmly ignoring the FIRST customei
AS women have way OF dOlng-she do
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
G. III. KIRKLAND,
Box 20, South Grand Rapids

CHERIFFs SALE-By virtue Of a. execution
= issued out of and under lle sea- of the circuit
Court of the county ~ Kent in the state Of Mich
irau aiiestcd on the 2stn dsy 81 December A ID.
lss7. 70 me directed and delivered. iu favor ~
Levi s. Prosin. piainuf. and against the
goods and chsficls and for want thereof then
OF the real estate ~ AdEllne Green wood,
the Defendant therein named. have
levied upon and shall e1 Pose for sale Of pubic
auction for vcndue % the highest bidder. 81 tbe
South 'front.' entrance 20 the Circuit Court rooms
Cont Block g. called in the city ~ Grand
Rapids, that being the place Cor holding The
Circuit Court of the county wherein said
prcrnises are siiusied. or SATURDAY.. tie lsih day
of May. A u less. a. zen O'Clock in the fore
noon OF said day. the following described real
estate. living and being iu the city n Grand
RAPID, IN the county Of Kent and state ~ Micbl-
gan A. follows ~ wit. Al Of lots numbered
four hundred and seventy -four as four hund red
aud eighty five issf and -four hundred and
eighty seven f4s7l al OF Kent pat city 81 Gran q
Rspidr in County o. kcnt and state ot " klchlgsn
Dated April sth. A. j. isst. -
LOOMS y. BISHOP,
sheriff Kent County
ByI 2 LsMoEElux. Under sheriff. Fri
hsher 4 fclkcr, Attorneys
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

CHERIFF'E sALE- BY virtue OF 81 execution
= issled oUt Oi and under the seal 81 tbe CIR
cult Couu Of the County o. Kent in The 'tsie II
Michigan. IN ChsuCery, sttesteo On ths
18th day OF Asrcn a = les. " me
directed and delivered. IA fbvof Of Levi
r. ProviD. Plaintiff. and srsina the gDOds
and chHttels and for want thereof then ~ the
resl estate OF Pred 2. Greenwood. sdministra-
Tor Of tie estate Of hdellne Greenwood. de-
oaaseS and william = Greenwood Isefendsutk.
therein named. have levied upon and shsii cK-
poe tor sale ~ public auction of vendle - he
iishest bidder. a. the south front door Of tie
Circuit Courf room fCour1 block - called ~ Ire
city of Grand Rapids thet being fhe place fDf
holding thp Circuit our Tor no county wherein
ssfd prem ises are sitUated on 6Hturdsv. the lsth
dsr Of Hsy a D.. 1859 81 Ten oclocf iu ths
forenoon OF raid dsy. the following desrrl bed
resi estate. wing and icing in Zee rify a
Grand Rapids. county - tsnf aud State ~ sicb-
iran. "a io'iows, ovifs A. ~ iofs nun bered
tcir hundred seventy tom if7f- fo1r hundred
elenfs eve 'ssfi and four hundred rFhfr-seven
f4s-f al q Kent plet CitY ~ q rand psri5s
eoaniv o Kent and ststs ~ Michigan
Dated. Apr 5, A. p. 1ss3
Lo0xW =. RfEHur
sheriff ~ = erf County.
" Htpwe~ COvETF DEPUTY sheriff
Eshof & Telkef, Tlsiutlf AltorDeTt m
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They make ore feel - though life
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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
SHOPLIFTERS.
Why Dry Goods stores En- raoy
PrtyaEs Detectives.

Shssssaas sf Dollars LSsk E4<h Year -
Larss Esa@Ellshnssats shas slinsFs.
- kElss AFs Wssasa- aos
Thsz OPSrass.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

opened. disclosed Mr.. Benson. BY his side
stood the village constable. In his hand
was an old and much-battered hoe. 'Liah
saw the hoe and his upper jaw fell. Aunt
Lucy's gaze also was rIveted ia amaZement
on the same article.
Goliath Johnson" said the constable,
"you're my prisoner. You stole Mr.. Ben
sons hoe"
'Fore de Lord, -Mr. Benson. amt got yo'
hoe. What you doin' with minei"
"You needn't pretend that you left your
old hoe In my barn yesterday by mtstahs.
'Liah Johnson" burst in Mr.. Benson, "as if
you couldn't tell this old thing from my new
hoe. Luckily took note of your hoe yester-
day, and so found you out What have you
got TO say for yourselfF'
"You may search dis place, Mr.. Benson,
from top TO bottom an side to side, an you
won fin no silver of yo' old hoe How you
got mine, clar give up, but you kin see
for yo'self Now, here's where | keeps my
hoe" and 'Liah swung open the woodshed
door.
There hung Mr. Benson's new hoe.
"You Paul - fairly shouted Aunt Lucy,
pouncing on her young hopeful, what did
you do las nightr'
Paul. TOOK back dat hoe an changed II
for de one in Mr. Benson's barn"
''Took back u'sat hoel" shouted 'Liah in
his turn. "Lucy Johnsing, what you been
stickin' yo' fingers inF'
'Well, 'Liah, / lowed | warn't goin' 70
have no hoe in dis house what didn't b'lon Q
TO us by rights, m so tor Paul to git w
las night an change dc hoes back agin, an
if he did it, how dis one comes here beats
me"
"You Lucy Johnsing, see what yOu's
been an done wild yo' meddlin'l I took
back that hoe fore l went TO bed, when ]
made's though | was gettin' de whetstun
an then you went m changed 'em back
agin m got de constable on mer'
"Liah Johnsing, why you keep secrets
from yo' welded wifel Why did n you tel
me you's gwine put dat hoe backg"
By this time Mr.. Benson saw that there
was something more in the matter than hs
had supposed, and, sending away the con
stable, he got from the worthy couple, with
much circumlOcution, the story OF tn,
nights mistakes. Being man with some
sense of humor, he was quite moli6ed by
the comicalities OF the situation, and ever
went so far as 10 take breakfast with tn,
JohnsOns, in response 10 Aunt Lucy's re
peated solicitations and in token Of restored
good feeling
AN after dis, 'Liah Johnsing," :" was Aun
Lucy's moral, ''youd better tink twic,
fore you keep any secrets from yo' welded
wife "A. 4 Wells, in Drsl,e's Magazine
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
Wanted, 10000 Disabled Men.

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the throat and lungs or incipient con
sumption. Apply 10 the nearest drug
store and ask Tor a bottle of Or. Pierce's
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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
DO YOU WEAR A TRUSs9

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IIBB'S PEkfEC1-f1IflAd TRUSS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-04-26
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