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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
AGAINST PRIESTS DENOUNC
ING SECOND MARRIAGES.

AZ Worssstse. Aass, @ ths 9tt
inst. ths Jury il The CAS- Of Dr.
Loaie Aocasss.. . prsstieiag physi-
clan q South Bridge. agaisst Rev.
III J. Broehu. priest q Notrs Dane
Oharch. beoaeht il . verdict. u
" sspssiar Civil Ooart. giviaG
damage Soe plaintiff Tor $500.
Nth intassst, q . total a tl70O
d. 3esaWe vas . parishioesr Of
FaaAsr 6rooha u vas divorced
Iron III osst vie nd sas nazsisd
to = 0soad siss b . ).sasse q u
Psaoa. For this - ~ 0DasQnepd
frs0 VI pulpie By FaGhsr 0gusbu,
whisA 0snssd q. Nesaass . beine
- abess sAia
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
THE COTTON CONVENTION.

The Cotton Convention met IN
New Orleans last Wednesday. n
determine the difference IN weight
between cotton and juts baeginR
and 6x the tare on each. % . T.
place them on N equality. The
following resolution wsa ado2tsj.
which fully covers the matter:
That on and sitter the Let day 81
October. 1859. Ill cotton shall b.
sold q net weight allowing twenty
tour pounds OF gross weight for
tars on jute covered bales and nix
tseu pounds OF for tare or cotton
covered bales. the cotton covering
to be OF standard weight. three
fourths Of = pound kS the yard.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

We understand that tho Terrell
tract, which bounds Covingtou the
north, will soon b laid OF in tovn
lots and squares.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

Our summer visitors arc Rradu.
ally disappsaring.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

We call the attention Of Marshal
Dulion TO . flock Of hogs that are
making irregular inequalities in the
streets near tho FARxRs Office.
They como nosing aronnd ct night.
but dieappsar IN tho daytime.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

" sail lhst after Sept IL. 1859,
O. Osalur we1ld do L. g i viii
Bed Oae Ocllar asd sseate IT.
49, ssssPspss . Amsriea. e o.
y0ae. ~ 60u OoGnA1O W0xLl
am0@DGn1uoA9.'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
JACK THE RIPPER" AGAu
HIS TWELFTH VICTIM.

o00~ = " 1880 = - vo~o0~
LoxDox. Sept lO.-At half-past
Eve o'clock this morning the police
found the body Of . fallen woman
lying at the corner Of . railway
arch On Cable street. Whitsohapel.
An sxamination Of the remains
showed that the head and legs had
been cat OF and carried away. and
The stomach ripped open. the iotss-
tiaes lying on the ground. A COR
don Of police immediately sur
rounded the spot, bat no arrssas
have mp to this hour g 4. ny been
made. Police pass the spot avery
fifteen minutes. Those on duty
last night cay they saw nothing
susp;cioua The physicians Who
examined The body state that il
their opinion the murderer carried
OF the bead and arms in . bag.
This 10 the worst Of the whole ~
ries Of Whitsclapel murdera
Tue manner 10 which the limbs
had been severed from the body
shows that the murderer wss pos-
ssssed Of some surgical skill. The
w"mao was about 30 years old.
Her clothing wss shabby aud che
was evidently = spirit driuker. The
most intense excitement prevails in
Whitschapsl. Crowds sarround
the mortuary in which the body
liea.
Later details show that there
Gas no blood on The grou"d whore
the body wss foand. nsi!her vas
there any blood on the body. From
this il IL evident that the murder
vas committed in sosss other place
and that the body was Subsequent.
" dspoe:tsd npdsr the railway
arch. The truck vas nude. 4
torn AMI bs'ody sbsmiss vas found
near the body. Il 10 believed that
tho woman hes bsoa dead Tor two
days. Three callers who we're slesp-
ing uoder The arch next 10 The one
where the body vas fouad were
taken into custody BY The police.
They eonvincsd the suthoritiss,
bowsver. that they had sssu or
heard nothing At . suspicious ua-
tars aad wsrs discharged.
These mystsrioas batehsries arc
getting Donotoooss in London.
and the murderer hes 20 far BAT.
6sd I'll s6orts at detection. kvsu
the object Of the nurtssrs il . mys-
terry. The vietims Invariably bsine
al'sndossd AID pevsrty-str;cksu
sonsa. The bodies are I'll mutt
lated 10 ths sAms way, aud alwaya
foand 10 the Wh;tsohspsl ssixs.
borb0od. The bslisf u bsooning
general ast The perpetrators Of
these horrible mardsgs u . womaa.
This 10 tis twelfth murder CHARGED
to Jack the Rippsr. in . kttls
lees than two years.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

Covinatou Academy, Mrs L. NJ.
Cloud. Principal. opened last Mon
day with IS acholars. aud . nu2-
ber al others will attend next
noath. Now that ~ hlys . frat
class sohool. 1t ~ give It . liberal
OuDDork.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
TIE COTTON CROP.

TIE cotton report Of The Static
ticias Of tlss Depastasat u Agri'
eultars Tor September reprsscnta
tho crop - comparatively lateI Too
abandAat moisture y generally re-
ported. Tbs State avsnges arc:
virginis 81. North Caroline -.
Soath Caroliaa 81. Georgia 50.
Florida -. Alabama 81. Mississippi
@. Louiaians 81. Texas u. Arksa.
- 90. Tennessee q.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

The days ars not long in getting
shorter q this time Of the year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

The regular meeting Of The
Kuights Of Honor will be held a
The Courthouse next Monday night
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
Public Schools.

usties - ssw spplieaats - Teacher =
q PuSlio Usheels Of this Parish. o. y.k
~ q~sliAsd. u ksss6y given tl,as an
exazaiaaeioa Gill - IBID Tor their qasli.
6ealisa. - ssasissd b Lac. on MON
DAY. ~ ,eeA ~ q ospssmbsr. 1850.
q tAs Coasthsess b Csviast"a.
MAX OOCHlN.
Chsir0aa Il EsAoisiaG coiam.ttss.
CSviwgtea. L.. 0ope. IA loo0.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

4 cOloeod excursion train from
The city run over . COW, near Abita
Springs. Iast sunday. ditching two
cars aud eighty injuriag The 6rs-
man. The accident caused . delay
OF some two hours 70 the regular
Sunday train.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

The Police Jury arc ba,ine the
bridges Of The parish put in 6rst-
class order. All honor to the p. ].
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

NJ. Dan Thurstop. the 1erryman
hes placed . new boat 1t ths
Tchefupota terry. and It . sa,d h
b the best terry boat that has eve,
been IL the river. Il II 20 les|
long and II feet wide. and va
built BY Nr. J. J. NathieA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

Sign boards It tho corssgs. CIV
ing the names OF the Streets, would
not cost much. and they would b .
great pablo convenience. There
ars sot thousand men il orr citv
Who know The names Of The sfreeta
On which thsv live. The Council
saould attend to this matter &C il
ssxt meeting.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

Congressman Samuel Sullivan
Cox. Of New York. died last Mon.
DAY. after = weeks illness. He
~as . man Of national reputation.
having served nearly twenty-five
years in Congress: . Statesman in
political matters and IN Accom
plisbsd gentleman. Another Demo.
crat will doubtlsos b elected to
succeed him. bat il will b di6calt
70 fnd another Sunset Cox.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

II The Louisiana Lottery Com.
peay would give editions compli.
msetary tickets. the sams a rail.
roads and stsamboats do. -
wouldn't niad trying our luck o..
cas'oaA'lv. It always pays. in tho
Soeg ran. to give sditoes ire tel.
stA bse they have appareatly over
looked this important matter.
TIE organieattsa q ~ ciama,d
trust Salls like . dire cnlanity ~oo.
al Who ars aot snppljsd. We sus.
psotsd = aaeh. ma thaak NOD.
asss - had - sesvsigGe b osaes
. barrel q Aiasaes'd1 Ossea oppeh
ego, Ls6ofo. H. Oo0hsaAAlpa ~
Sorns1. cad can 0aueEO = psll
ehroueA GIa - asw cspp = bar
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

A ramon wss sek s6oat thai th..
lane Mills 10 New Orleans hs.l
sold on. TO The jnts men. Mr..
Odenhsimsr. manager Of the Mills.
denies that be has xnv intention al
selling out. The mills are now
running - hours each LAY and snro
out 40. O00 yards Of Tagging in that
time. The story was started ~
tbOee interested in the sale Of iut~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

We have besa reliably informed
that . marriage will occar il Gov.
iagton about tho middle Of next
week. We could give the namsa
Of the happy. ooapla. but prefer "a
let oar readers find that out ios
the0selsos whom the time coQee.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

New Advertisements.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

Sullivan. the Sln.g~r. will rus
for Congress in one Of the Btstol
districts. II ie can run - we'll u
~ can stand np he will get there
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

Tho T0oo- Oo0ooeoe bee too6ee .
"a that ~rses,asiaR" ~sst - SAP
prsssed. Tbs tragedy II Lafayette
perish % Monday eight seosn
baise ~ malhee 70 . climax. tt
asp,ssaass ss.ss4,saoss of rsku'
Listing ass ssss - - k6o0;oe u
Jsd;ss md Cesn;:e. asS he ~sss-
e;ous musderSs tho 0etssa-yvaf "a
dsnGtasP q - Sdoese. teses Aave
bssa dsebsdeeo q ~ Eegad kors
|AecseoooeA ~ oksQD q. 81. eksl1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08

Portland Express
One OF the most important recommend
,ioos IN Governor Burleigh's address was III
the scope of the work of the insurance cor
mission, be extended so as to include Il
collection Of statistics relating to fires in Il
State. esps cially as regards their causes, Il
loss Of prop, rty, the amount of lnspranr'
written ulon property destroyed aud IL
amount paid
The especial object of these inyestigt
tions would be the exposure of the extent .
incendiarism and over insurance
1t is certainly to be feared that insuranc,
frauds are an increasing evil Not Onll
are the az frauds 4 menace to the prOsperiil
and even to the soundness of the companies
but they must injuriously affect the interest
of all people who have property to be insur
ed. The insurance companies of the cpur
try are not on the whole. showing a yer,
prosperous business.
Al least that is true in regard to the BUT
ness of the last year. The first half of tn
year was fairly profitable to most companies
but the past six months are reported as har
ing been specially disastrous.
4 leading FIRE underwater of New ior'
city said the other day that while there ar
no general statistics bearing upon his fea
lures of che business, most underwriters a.
convinced that one-haif of the fires report
are intentionally started by tina osners @
the property in which they take place. Tia
statement would probably be much exsc
gersted If applied to this State, but the pro
portion Of inceudiary fires here is no dou)'
large enough to call for any possible r
strictive measures. Ii Is, of course, not ca
to find adequate measures of prevention
The underwater from whom ue hav
already quoted speaks upon this poi
in an interview in the Tribune a
(, lows 1T has been suggested that IL
government, do something to repress ince''
disrism, and the propositions which hs'
been discussed look for some law by whic
every man. no matter whether his busine'
10 large or small and no matter how larg
or small his insurance. should be compeile
to bear . share of his los. after IT has be,
adjusted. when you bear in mind that Il
losse. By fire last year in New York amour
ed to si20, 900 600, you will see some jusIl
fication for the arguments of those "
think the government ought TO intervene
the loss of only one half this large sum W.
the result of wilful inCendsrism In tt
long run the insurance companies will max
rates high enough to ensble them TO pa
dishonest "a well as honest losses, but
will be by taxing those who do not ~ilfull
get burned out"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
THE POPE TO IRELAND.
Letter from the Pontit Approving IT,
Struggle for Home Rule by Lawf'
Means.

1t has been extensively represented that
thu head of the Catholic Church is sdver E
to the cause of Home Rule in Ireland. Tie
following read in the Irish pulpits on Ne
Years day by Arch Bishop Walsh show =
plainly on which side is the Roman Pontf' ;
We have always held in special Affect i,
the Catholics of ireland. who have been lOi I
sorely tried by many affections, and his =
ever cherished them with a love which i
more intense because of their mary. llou,
fortiiude and th,i hereditary attachment to
their religion.
In the cvunsels we have given from tr .
to time, and in our recent decree we were
moved not only by the consideration of w. A.
is conformable to the truth. but also by e
desire TO advance your interests. Our aft
tiOu for you does not suffer US to allow tie
cause for which ireland is struggling TO D.
weakened by the introduction of anythi 4
which could fairly be brought in reprua,
against it. In order specially to mauif' -
our affection we send you number of gil :
which are specially blessed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08

Gov Ben, Hill Of New York. is throw.
ing GU. sails and nets in all direct ms
with fine hope of making himself The
chief Democratic leader in the eour Try
and of securing the Democratic Presit en-
tial nomination in ls9a. In his Mes lge
jus, delivered before the New York ! eg.
lsture at Albany he urges the propose ION
to memorable Congress in favor of max
ing ex-Pres,dents life members OF The
Senate which is not kindly received zen
by Democrats. Senaso Hswley,of on
necticut, was prompt in giving his opin-
ion.
"Thzt will never do" he said. "The
Senate might have three or four ex Z, ii
dents amoug its members, who might ~
troll great measures while they were "
years behind the people. The pro- ii.
ton is as far As possible from Democra =
Senator salisbury sententiously /:
LET the Presidents retire to Oak ' W
or some other quiet place"
Senator Teller: at it is desirabt a
support the Presidents after their re; ire
nent from Office, give them pensions nd
let them live quietly"
Senator Reagan Of Texas, said: II N
spposedso the proposition. We have : v
much sristocrscy already"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08

r.. .H,-, ~ IN. p~rno..-ss. VI -oh thu
ps,nhpc.,. a, w., vy,o,.,. NJ ,he;r
- Z, MI, o. al, a. w.,l a. ,bsI,
.,,a,., >. -, On. ..,,,ot n, rho ma.
g., H.. :, pan,.s,,..,xs. TIL
-. 80 tn,a9-,,v q, n.,po.,,,;c
r., =, T-o,.s.s ,,;s ,o,eh 20
-, d.. ,.,,a ..h.. D., In WA,
yt,,t,t. N. pan,hi,..n. have 90, m 40.
20 a., ,,air CON .,,s,g,b .nd tho In.
4. ,o.4,. y, ,hs,- ..sn.s n. 6,.t
r,,,.,to. a, ,h. e., ~, oovsrno,
a., yovouI.- .bo,.. ,J,ral;ty Of loa
. GO, f,.g ,h. u .,,,,.,,.,,, c,,d,
d. r,e nsuo.r.,s have ycaort.d 10
.h.. no..itis IN ovsr,,s,e tbl.
- -. ...,na,fn. vo,.. aud throu,;,y
-, ,.tto.. ha, "a I'll b.x. ,,iIad ,b9,
no o,o.s 70 MAKE a eou,e,t b..for, the
rdsi.,,,,a rhatr ,,oood for any
,n,,hs, onnod,;ar 4. M, clear. and a.
,,. t.gi.t,,n,e 1. very eIose and rbe
psc,hlicsna uilI conrrol one hranch.
,taf, .n.c.a. ,r,asrz do,h,ful The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
Report OF tho Commissioner OF Labor

We Law before our readers to day the
excellent and valuable report Of the Coln-
missioner of Labor. It will I've fouad
worthy of careful reading and thought N
consideration. Ii shows that Mr.. Mstthe, =
has sought to do his work well and q 1t
he has had good success In his effort. lie
has carefully Investigated the busin' IS
and labor interests of the State with tie
view to make his services beneficial 10
both, to point out their harmonious H.
lations and reciprocal obligations, ID
not to foment difficulties and 20
foster discomfort. The facts and statist ics
he has accumulated and presented ia a
lucid form are interesting and imports ut,
and they will he studied by those no
take lively interest in the prosperity and
future development Of the state. We IRE
confident that no thoughtful citizen
or legislator after its 4. re-
ful perussl can fail to c. M
preheud the Importance Of the work d ne
bv the Commissioner and his assist ut,
aud to commend the wisdom and foresi h,
of the Legislature which created the A
Dor Bureau. There can be no doubt al
Il should be continued a. a State axe y
In line with the best opinions and the ne
interests of Maine.
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RIKFs.


What 10 this nervous trsuble" with which
30 many seem now TO be aAicted7 If you
will remember a few years ago the word
Malaria vas comparatively unknown-to-day
il is a. common A. any word in the Englisf.
language, yet this werd covers only the mean
ing Of another word used by cur fore-fathers
in timea past. So 1t lie with nervous diseases
as they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grandfsthers called Bilieusness, and
all are caused by troubles that arise from 6
diseased condition of the Liver which in per.
forming its functions finding it cannot dispose
Of the bile through the ordinary channel i.
compelled to pass il ef through the system,
causing nervous troubles, MalRia, Bilious
Fever, etc. You who are suffering can we'll
appreciate . cure. We recommend Green,
August Flower. Its cures are marvellous.
deodAwchvky
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There are less persons afflicted with rh, I
mstism, since our druggists have sold s. |
ratiou Oil.
Few are aware of the importance of ehec<
ing 4 cough or common cold in its first stag
That which in the beginning would yield 10
mild remedy. if neglected, soon preys upoT
the lungs DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup afford
instant relief. Ii is an infalhble remedy
Price 25 cents bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08

women were permitted to vote, and were en-.
titled to make our laws, they would among
other things enact
First That every man must BE- at home
at ten p. M, without fsil.
Second.-Thst married men should bestow
some attention to their own wives, &c &C.
He might have added also that they would
enact that man be compelled to keep his
liver IN good shape, and consequently hi.
mind at ease And for tn. purpose there IL
nothing =" efficscious as Steeles Little Bile
/ Pills, rs cents per bottle FIR sale by J. NJ
Nivar ord g r Nnrnhv r. ~
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STATE OF MAINE.


OkDGkID--
Tka. the tine so- The rreepf3o1 Of D~titions an
ttts for private snd .p<cisl i Eis alton mea 70
and ssis ps~.saisd after that date bs referred :"
tn B~zf <sislxfHrr. and thai he l-ra % fhe
Ksessbes Joarnsl, fang IbsisY v his sad tonrirf
Portland Dssly Pse.s. t4sisrn trEzss trsistez
Dsiiy Journal Bangor Commercial, Portland tyrls
Ing Eryres., Bkitrford Dstly il sraa!, FAN Daily
Tim. Aroo<f1ox Rel sbieas, koeklsas N inion
Easrorfb Ar sriezs. i'sesia 'lais o'ss-r'*r, Anh
Mzebias Espabeaa.
A fras ssf , 81 order
Red &ad psssr q Ia Tho senAis. Asd
ksaf and bsxs~d la cSaeufr-nce 10 he Hons
A,t~si sIcB.sI-As FkssRsDEs. C'~rt
Aa+dJw
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THs BosroS AND WASHINGTON EXPRESS
on the New York and New England Rairoa J
nov runs via of the Newburgh line. Leaves
Boston 6 2. ". with through Pullman sleep
ers to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton. JansiTuTh&Slw2
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
FOR AN HONEST BALLOT
General aarriaons Address 70 The
Veterans

The atrocious ~rongs 20 which the Re
pubiieans Of the south have suffered Tor
years at the hands of th~ir opponents can
have 40 Apologies among the ificnh- u
the Ma ion.s welfare. Dcphving Of hut
dred. Of t;.ousaDds Of citizens Of their
vote. by fraud, trrrori-m and violence j.
a. trea 4on0u. to the Government and -
subyer.iye Of the Constitution a. armed
rebellion, and the North has much re-
son TO demand that this political ostraci-In
and outrage shall De suppressed a. tf'e
ter.eeuted men Of the south. 1t IL lin-
possible 10 tolerate the continuation %!
this state Of thing. without imp@riiiih2
the very existence Of our civil and pOlii.-
cal Instructions And hop-les.ly coirnptins
the fountain spring. Of this Republic IL
l. gratifying to see the Indications that
Presld-nt- elect Harrison has the right
views and purpose. on thi. momentou4
subject The speech which he made New
Years day evening To the Grand
Army Post u indianapolis has the rgtt
ton. and hi. words are plain in their
meaning The meeting was secret
one and no steDograph.r Was present TO
take down tn. Generals exact word b.,
Many varying reports we're sent out to
Eastern and Western newspaper, and the
veterans today put their head. together to
agree upon the exact language, ~ Tar =
they could recall ii, that the General use B.
The part which Touched on the question
of pure ballot they decided ~a- a. TO-
lows:
wish To say to you, before parting wi u
you. and | believe | can say 1t without Of
fence TO any Grand Army man. that the par
ing request would make of you would -
that each of you. II the bugle call should
sound again. .hould stand sho ulder TO .holl-
der a. did during the var 70 pr s7- a
free and honest ballot There is nothing
assure you. that vi do more 10 preserve and
MAINTAIN our institutions. The only fear II =
have now is Of corrupt and suppressed bel
lot and your utmost eIertOns sh0nid be to
prevent this.
The speech wa- warmly applaudct ty
all the Grand Army men, and Ma taken
generally 10 show tha General Harrison
will tolerate No policy toward the soul,
which will involve an acqnic -"oHr" In tie
politiral methods practic"d thti, by the
Bourbon ID. morracy. and that b. viii
show no quarter likeWise to Dcmuyr4iic
corruption of the pall,t in the Norm.
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Know thysslf BY reading the "6cisnce 81
Life,r the best medical work ever published
fer youc9 and middle-aae5 men.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
A shave for Ills Of q Cent.

Colgate 4 Co, y. Y, will mail you q
sample Of Demulcent Shaving soap :afa-
cient for q month, for 2 cents.
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