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The evening world., 1889-10-31

Next ScRson-Mnny Football Teams Or
RRnl1inG Among DoRt lnbs--Iohnpy
Reagan WIN Challenge my Middle.
weight When Tie nccovcrs-Grimn mud
Gushing Matched.
Harvard University will make a strong effort
10 retrieve herself on the water next June.
With this end in'vicw her crew has already COM
mcnccd active training. though the coursc IL
not so serene NJ II viii he after the Christmas
holidays. All Of next years crew will be
veterans.
Organizing football teams is now the correct
thing among the owing clubs OF the Harlem
ana the pRssNiC.
The annual lall 81 tho Triton Roat Club will
10 siyen next Monday niaht at $40 East Fifth
street.
The following are the officers, Of the newly
orgAniEci bergen County Mhcolmrn: ~.
dent; l.. Cole, Secretary; {. Gardiner, iieas.
rrCr.
the Knickerborker Garden, inboicn. promise,
70 be orc OF the boxing features of the Winter.
Only the %clevcrCst handlers OF the gloves are
engaged.
johnny Reagan IL hoartbr5kcn to think that
he wns too Ill to go on with his match with
lonrL Mitchell. As soon IA he fully rpgains lIs
health he win challenge any middlc.wcight III
N ' ""' 1'''"""
II il highly probable that Cal Mccarthy will
be matched to meet sonO nrat-ClaRs MA n ut a
Boston athletic club this Winter, poraiblv
George Dickson. the colorcd bantam-weight.
All the hiR amateur boxers are in training for
the A. A. U. championship at tho Metropolitan
Dec. 10.
Dexter p. dpfI " trying To secure n pair of
Wellington, who have made such phenomenal
time.
Mr.. Christopher Mooney has inst bought tho
bay ae!ding Victor, halt brother TO Lady We'll
lngtoi.
Football men will have an opportunity to
COMPARE. the Princeton team with the Yale men,
~ the Jerteymcn play Columbia at Berkeley
The Scottish American ATHLETIC Climb will hold
a cross-country run on Election bay.
The games of the Outing Athletic Club are
events will be very hotly contested, particularly
the side issue the weight throwing contest
between Ford and Jordan.
The, present given to the Pastime Athletic
Club by Mr. Joseph.J J; OnonOhne, consist of a
standing eighteen incheE in height. From the
mouth hangs an exQuisiteiy designed clock.
Articles of agreement have been signed for a
match, between Austin Gibbons. OF. Paterson,
and Mike Cushing. the I2B-pound champion of
skin gloves, Marquis OF QnCenEterry rules. for
a stake OF 5000 a aide and a purse OF 81, 900,
OF which the winner .gots $500. The date OF
the fight has not yet been decided upon.
The evening world., 1889-10-31
Getting at His Views.

From Judge.
Jack-How is il, Algy-do you like married
life az well as you did club life:
AlRy-Ncs, about the AAme. q.
Jack-As remember il, Agy, you never cared
much for club life.
Algy-No; never cared about II.
The evening world., 1889-10-31
Sure Of Ills q onnd.

Fleecy-The dream of love is past. Ny wife is
getting more distant day by day. She has lost
all interest in me.
Downy- Poor fellow! But are you sure:
Floccy-Certainly / am. She doesn't care
enouEh about me TO blow me up.
The evening world., 1889-10-31
Quite Popular.

l9FOm TIms.l
Parker-Did Simpson go along with you to
Oklahoma. Tucker : I've forgotten.
Tucker dust from oklahomA)-Yes no went
out there ~ q politician.
followers 2"
Followers : Ho did that Why. they say II
was the largest funeral the place ever knew"
The evening world., 1889-10-31
His Title.
Ikrnn hiAnn

Bobby-Pa. what do they call q man who has
two wives?
PA bigamist, Bobby.
Bobby-Pa. euproao he has moro than two
wives; what IL he then :
PA blamed fooli Now don't bother me
with any more questions.
The evening world., 1889-10-31
stopped tho Clock.

TFTOW TIWF,J
Dentist ito patient-This laughing gas doesn't
seem TO have much effect ON you. sir?
Patient-No. I'm a professional humorist.
And the old clock on the wall that had been in
the de family for eighty years with never
a stop. held its hands before its face as a dull
thud announced that a cord had broken and q
ten weight had dropped.
The evening world., 1889-10-31
A New Brand.

New BrIdegroom-Some oysters, waiter.
Waiter-Saddle-rocks, sir?
New Bridegroom - Er-no.' waiter; bridal
rncla
The evening world., 1889-10-31
Appropriately NAMED.

Mrs. Cumso-Why do they call the place where
the immigrants land Castle Garden 2"
Cumso-1 suppose they call IL q garden be-
cause it is q great place for greens.
The evening world., 1889-10-31

Nervousness and Dyspepsia Cured
BY Carriers Little Liver Pills. Twenty-Five cents. -
The evening world., 1889-10-31
Strange All 'Round.
[honl PNek.

Lawyer (aAvasely. TO witneAs)-Its very
strange, sir. that you have no memory.
Witness-Well. Amt 1 teatiiyin' before men
that have no opinions?
The evening world., 1889-10-31
Helping the Great Project


Park Policeman-Wha are you loafng around
here for?
Tsttetsd Mlke-I'm looking MP a suitable site
for the Worlds Fair.
The evening world., 1889-10-31
A Fearful Fear.

IRON Pick.
1.-THE Prince OF Wales is a brave man. He is
said 70 be, afraid Of but one thing"
What's that 80
THAT he'll die before his mother"
The evening world., 1889-10-31
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING on IN TIE WORLD or
ATHLETES.

Harvard win Make GREAT Aquatic Efforts
Next ScHson-NInuy Football Teams Or
EnnI1inG Among noRt Clubs-,Iohnpy
Reagan WIZ Challenge any Middle
weight When Tie Rccovcrs-Crimn mud
Gushing Matched.
The evening world., 1889-10-31
A sure WAY "a Acc.
tTrom AHnSeH's Weekly.
Justomer-HAve O any old winesq

Dealer-No; but 1 can send some new home
by q district messenger boy and 1t will be old
enough bv the time you get II,
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DistastefuI 10 Tramps.

Iron 7Inus.l
"Ferment means to work. said the teacher
to the language class. Now each Of you write
n sentence containing the word"
This Is what Tommy Cuipso. who. reads the
ment."
The evening world., 1889-10-31
RUsIN Ess NOTICES.

ARE UNLIKE ALL OTTER PILLS. NOPURG.
TTEsRR'gsp fITffTfHE E' EVEN sfPSSih!fi'f P FL tse i Sss I III S : dos. cAH'
The evening world., 1889-10-31
Wanted PartiraInra.

Wanted Particulars.
IRON JSd9G.l
Miss Ethel-Poor Clara! I'm so sorry FOR her.
You knew that she had lost her sister. didn't
you3
Young Fitzherbert tabsentlyl-No; I hadn't
heard about IL. Where did she lose her
The evening world., 1889-10-31

Articles of agreement have been signed for a
matcR, between Austin Gibbons. OF, Paterson,
the world. The fight Is to be TO u finish. with
skin gloves, Marquis OF QucenEherry rules. for
a stake Of 1900 a aide and a purse OF 81, 900,
OF which the winner gota $500. The date OF
the tight has not yet been dCcIdcd upon.
The evening world., 1889-10-31

The present given to the Pastime Athletic
Club by Mr., joseph J: ODonohne. consist Of a
standing eighteen inches in height. From the
mouth hangs an eXQuisite!y designed clock.
The evening world., 1889-10-31

Harvard University will make a strong effort
10 retrieve herself on the water next June.
With this end in'vicw her crew has already com
mcnccd active training. though the conrSo is
not 30 serene ng II will be after the Christmas
holidays. All Of next years rev will be
veterans.
The evening world., 1889-10-31

Tho annual lnll ~ the Triton Roat Club will
ho gwen next MONDAY right at 333 East Fifth
street.
The evening world., 1889-10-31

Sad news comes from the West. II nprcars
that the tank used in Lost in New York burpt
and caused q great DIAL Of damage bv water >
to the theatre In which the drama " was being
played. Audiences will have q right to demand
rubber coats and "golosheS " from the manage.
ment Of tank plays.
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Warren. Lincoln County.

ED. ApvAxcE:--.As some time
has elapsed since wrs frum this
place | viii assume the ouil,--for
twelve months at least.
Times are looking up siucc com.
rade Ben. was triumphant in reach.
ing the Presidential cha,* and the
prospects are that we will have
good times.
Our merchants are doing good
business and timbcr,ncn in this
community are hopeful and are
pushing their business.
John Vance WAS sho, few ni,hts
ago in drunken melee aud i i'm
a dangerous condition. lie is n
young man and belongs to rc>peeta.
ble parents.
Hiram Hall died near this place
about midnight on the 18th inst. OF
Brishts disease. lie was an ca.
tecmed citizen and beloved by all
who knew him. lie was kind
and hospitable citizen and had a
large train of relatives who mourn
for him, as he has passed from them
never To return. lie was born in
Srayson county. Va, aud was about
90 years OF age and was an old.
fashioned man and greatly delighted
himself IN nmusemcnts with his gun
and dogs. lie was s,aunch and
sound Jacksonian Democrat and
always voted the Democratic ticket
until the last election when he voted
the Democratic ticket until he came
TO cast his ballot for Judge and
when he saw the corrupt methods
used to defeat the Hon. Ira !. Me.
Ginnis lie cast his ballo, for him AZ
Nil honest Democrats did. May he
rest in peace.
WILD BnLI..
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k PER flAE -

sirs. David Fry Is afflicted with typhoid
fever.
Jacob zoucis. ESQ, made business trip TO
Clnclnoau last week.
Nal. NJ. sheIdens many friends will be
glad 10 learn that hcis convalsscsHt
In town yesterday; W. 8 Napier. Geo. w
selards, Thos. skcsns and James swanson.
Mr.. g. 3. vlsson has been on business
trip up Twelve Pole for the past few days
Miss sailia Myers. Of Proctorvllle, Ohio, was
the guest Of Ceredo friends one day last week.
Mr. Rohrbaugh, OF Columbia, Ohio, con-
nected with the Ohio Lumber and Mining
Co, Is here.
Dr. Florence wetzel and Miss jamie Downer,
OF Huntington. were guests OF Miss Abbie
knight last Sunday.
Miss Iona Holt. who Ia teaching school In
hanawha county. Visited home folks here
last Saturday aud sunday
Boyd vInson returned hosc several days
ago from Hot Springs, Arkansas, where no
almost convalesceHt
Miss Vic. Ferguson. OF Ferguson r. o.,
stopped over AZ this place the FIRST ~ this
week to visit Ter sister Mrs. Hobt. Wright.
Or She was on route TO Hot Springs, Ark, for
her hsaiih
John STROLLER, one 81 the ~ & W. cDEi-
neers, Is a son Of tic man who contributed 20
h"rper's Monthly and other publications
about thirty years ago over the nom de
plume Of Port Crayon." j. Brisben Walker.
proprietor Of the Cosmopolitan magnzlne. "
nrOther-in.ieW Of SIR Strother.
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Whites Creek Items.
SILvEnsIDE.

Health moderate.
Mud is drying up.
Wheat Is looking well.
Gardening goes OF slowly.
Bark and slaves all shipped
Saw log. still in Whites creek.
DR.. Bruins takes good care of the
sick.
Jno Ifby does the Smith work.
Business good with the mer-
chants.
]. IL. Lambert made a trip to
Huntington this week.
Mrs. +. Keyser's sister, Of Pike
vile, KY, is visiting her.
The Str Spurlock navigates San
dy at present.
Quite q number Of our neigh.
bors attended Magistrate johnson s
court NJ Ccrcdo last Saturday.
!. IL. Lambert lost a valuable
horse recently.
Drummers abundani-averaged n
for each day last week.
Eggs plentiful and cheap.
Sunday school reorganized last
Sunday and starts off with fair
Prospects with ] II. Lambert as
Superintendent
Cyrus q Chapman have mutually
dissolved partnership, and NJ. V.
Chapman will continue the business
at the old stand.
Some talk Of the coming school
election and much talk about the
newly instituted gs-betwecn inter
mediate one .thousand-dollar limit
ed jurisdiction-courtJudge ] would
like to say something about this
court and its origin, design, &c, bnt
remembering an old adsge which
says Examples may be piled up
ill they obscure the meaning OF the
subject they are designed to make
plsin," consequently ! forbear,
thinking there has perhaps been
enough said.
Rumor has il that NJ v Chap.
man will start to Cincinnati soon
to buy goods.
John Lockwood is giving his az.
at present TO his timber in
tercsts in Whites creek and else
where.
John VI. Rice. who has been at
Lebanon, o., since the beginning
Of the school year, returned home
recently quite sick, bot we are glad
to note that he is now convalescent
and will soon return to school.
RAIN.
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Broom Randolph County.

ED. ADvANcE:--Farmcrs arc mr..
ranging their farms in order for cnl
tivauon.
Business has hccn on the dull list
Tor some time, and money OH the
mot much" list. But the railroad
is in action now. hich will bring
plenty Of employ and increase
the currency. This county has
been in the hackwoods-a county
to itself for some time.
But now by the railroad running
through II, the county will be open
TO all parts of the country, times will
be made much better, and our conn-
~ will advance in wealth and pop.
ulaiion.
We have had our equinoxial storm
which was a very mud one. and are
now having nice weather.
There have been n few weddings
recently. The Italians seem to have
no trouble in marrying here.
Town lots are for sale at different
points along the railroad. All seem
10 want the station by them.
Building and moving on tho rail
road has begun. The cars will be
running here by July.
The schools of this region are all
out. but one.
With these few items, ] will close.
wishing The ADVANCE all the sue.
cess that is needed, ! remain,
&. II. r.
Montrose, w. Va, March II. SO.
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Wayne G. II. News.

hardening is all the go this week.
We have noticed several drum.
me:s IN town this week.
DIR. Bruins. ot Whites creek. was
IN town, Wednesday.
VIM. Shannon, and b. I. Prich.
ara went to Huntington the first of
the week.
William II. Chapman. better
known as Kentucky Bill" is in
town this week.
Mrs. Alice Pancake, daughter OF
H. n. Shumaie, is visiting he,
parents. atthis place, this week.
George Mitchell is moving 10
Huntington this week. We hate
to lose such citizen as Geo. and
we hope he will succeed in his new
location.
Some OF our town "loafersr are
becoming more "dcvilishn than wise.
One day this week they arrested
and tried young man who is an
imhecile and made the young man
believe he would be put in jai. un.
less he gave his note for five dollars.
which he did. This is violation
of the law and should be stopped.
West Virginia seems to be getting
TO be very notorous-on account oil
the actions of her unprnc,plcd
Democratic officials.
=. Mare am, OF Huntington
was in town, Thursday.
Rufus Pack. of Queens Ridge.
passed through town. Wednesday,.
County court meets next Monday
Chapman Fry made a trip up IA
Pole this week.
There was festival at the Metho.
dist church Thursday night.
Warrants have been issued i'm
Boyd county, KY, for Dept. Sheriff
Frashcr, w. Wellman, Anderson
Watts aud Walter Ferguson.
The above named gentlemen
arrested Chas. Davis on cdp;as pro
fRes issued on judgments in this
county for selling spirituous liquors.
II seems that Davis was in boat in
Sandy river when arrested, and the
gentlemen were without doubt
justiiiablc in making the arrest.
Scarcely u week passes without a
row of some kind in our place. Last
Thursday two oil ourcitizens became
intoxicated, or bcastly drunk rather,
and raised row with one of our
quiet, pcaceablc townsmen, and
Dire N n revolver on him and but
for the gentleman catching The
weapon he would have been shot.
The examination in Prof. Nc.
Clure's school last Friday afternoon,
upon the subject of History was
good one. We will give names Of
the five receiving the highest
grades, in our next communication.
Mr.. George Mcclure, of Law.
renee county, KY, is visiting rel.
atives at this place this week. He
is a brother of Prof. Mcclure.
Misses Wilma and Zenobia Blo>s,
OF Dickson, were in town, Friday
and Saturday.
Burwcll Spurlock has purchased
a lot on kcyser street, and will erect
a dwelling upon the same in the
near future.
The Democratic majority OF one
in our Legislature is responsible Tor
a state of affairs in w. Va. border
ing on anarchy. Did they act the
part ofpatriotic SolonS, of mise and
6rdre men, OF sagacioits statesmen;
or OF silly boobies, of narrow jack.
eted JackanopeS, of short-Sight-
ed partisansy VIII tie people
remember and rcJukc their actions
at the ballot boo? We predict
they aciU. 'Rah for Gorc,7i0r Gof'
and his majority.
SILvEHsIDE.
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ThcIr BusIncss noominr.

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival of trade at 7. N
MillCnder x Co. = store as their irvine
away To their customers OF 50 ma,t
Tree trial bottles of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. 1heit
trade Ia simply enormous la This yrr,
valuable article from tho fact That II
always cures and never disappoints.
coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group, ana all throat and luuc disease
quickly cured. You can test 10 before
buying by geiting u trial bottle free.
Large SIZE 81. Every bottle warrant
ed.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-03

The new council held its first
meeting. Monday evening. Ed.
mund Fly was elected Sergeant;
Wesley ii. Hammock, Policeman;
NJ. Sheldon, Treasurer, and Jas. +.
Waymer. Commissioner Of the Rev
cnue We will publish full pro-
ccediugs next week. Mayor Wil-
lis made quite nice and appropri.
ate address to the members Of the
council, saying he believed they
would do their duty rs he intended
TO his, and punish all violators Of the
law.
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Spring Opening OF New Goods ut
Nasli's Big QuecnSwarc store,
uItN.rIA.L..rD.x a. a..

have opened and placed on my
counters large and finely selected
stock of Decorated China. English
and American Dirncr, Tea and
Chamber Sets, Glassware, Lamps.
&c, OF tho latest patterns, aud would
be glad to have YOU call when in
Huntington and examine the same.
whether you purchase or not. take
pleasure IN showing my goods.
MEOW. FHANK a. NASH.
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Mr.. w. G. Watkins, proprietor
of the Merchants Hotel, ut Hun
tington, offers special rates to
Ceredo and Wayne county people
81 90 per day or 25c. a meal. tits
good hotel.
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Epoch

The transition from long. lingering
.liu painful sickness TO robust health
,iis,ik ks an epoch in the life Of the indi-
,,luual. Such remarkable event Is
,,,,'easured Ia the memory aud the agen-
whereby the good health has been
ds'e.aalned 10 greatly blessed. Hence IL
~ mat so much IS heard IN praise Of
!, ectIic Bitters. So many feel they
w Nv Their restoration to health 20 the
NJ ui the Great Alternative and Tonic.
- {og are troubled with any disease
W hidneys. Liver or stomach. OF Ion ?
w Short standing YOU will surely 0nI
=, ri ~ use Of j. ectric ljittcre. Sold
~. "3e an d ~ per bottle at j. ". Milleu-
'0' lt.'s store. 3
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-03

Blaine hogan life schsol teacher
and was afterwards an editor; Win.
dom, Tracy, Noble and Miller are
lawyers by profession; Proctor is a
farmer; Wanamakcr began l'fe n
brick layer and is now merchant;
Rusk began life stage driver.
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NkFRl ~
ce5

NiiDKIFF-- DhMRoN-.At Falls OF
Cuyan, last Thursday, Mr. Henry
Midkiii to MISS Addic Damfon.
The bride isa sister Of Clutch"
Damron, the mute, who lives
with Lace Vinson, this place.
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The South Point and Sheridan
Base Ball Clubs played nj South
Point last Saturday. The score
stood 10 10 6, IN favor ofthc Sheridan
club.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-03

About fifteen hundred logs came
down Twelve Pole on the rise,
Monday night. There was not quite
CROUCH water.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-03

Pay your subscription to the AID.
VANCE before your name is taken
oil our list. We give you fair,
warning.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-03

EM A rare opportunity is pre-.
sented for some enterprising towns.
man to represent Nursery firm
that warrants stock TO be delivered
in prize condition, SO that large,
honorable and permanent trade can
lie built up. Very liberal terms to
the right man- Address AMrs
+. WHirNEy, Rochester, N. y.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-03

At called meeting Of the Com.
mon Council of the town Of Cefcdo
al the office Of NJ Sheldon in said
town, Saturday evening March goth,
1850 Present WIN. Wright. Nav.
or; VI. Sheldon, Recorder. II. VII.
LIS, II. J Zouck. 5. +. Hoard, T..
Stock and Columbus Cole, Council
men. Mayor Wright was IN the
chair. The minutes Of tho last meet.
ing were read and approved
The bin Of n. Il. Bowen. Sheriff
OF Wayne county, for fees in The
case ofthc town 81 Cercdo rs. the
G. & 0 R'y Co Tor $50 being
presented, on motion, was allowed
The committee 10 settle with g.
y. II Tyrcc, Town Sergeant Tor
the list year. reported that they had
examined and adjusted his accounts.
finding a balance due the town Of
$IooS, which sum having beca paid
over to the Treasurer and his re-.
eeipt given therefor and report
placed on Gle, as follows:
20 ito Honorable Common Conn
GU Of the Torn Of Cersd0s
Your coInmiliee 70 examine tho accounts
- Ioen Sergeant q p n. Tyrse and seino
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Paronizc the ADVANCE advcr-
tiscrs.
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There were many promcnader'
ON our streets last Sunday.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-03

whooping cough is prevailing in
Cercdo.
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James Fry played base ball with
the South Point club last Saturday.
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Organize n base ballcluh. CeredC
possesses many good players.
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Springs suits have already made
their appearance.
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Read the letters Of our CORE.
spondents in this issue.
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Are brokon down from oysrwcrk Or ho1sehoio
cares Browns Iron Bittcrs
rciriids the system. aids digestion, removes 81
tfs. Of bile. and .ofcs malaiia- CT ne Genvine.
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The new council has taken
charge of our town government.
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Monday was "aIl Fools day"
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When Baby was sick. 70 rave her cas.oria,
When she was ciiild, sho cried for CasiorIa,
when shs became Miss, she chung 70 casiseia,
When alse lad childrsl, she gave thon castoria
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April lst was a rainy day.
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No railroad news this week.
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BuckIen's Armlcn saIye.

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Piles, or no pay required. IL w. guaranteed
~ slys perfect satisfaction or money refund
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