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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15
They Are the Subjects of Legal Inquiry
by the Coroner Today.

TESTIMONY BEFORE THE JURY IN REFERENCE TO
THE KILLING OF THE Roy JOHN KIRwIS, RUN
OVER BY WAGON, AND THE CoLoRED MAN
JESSE JOHNSON, CRUsHED-rHE VERDICT.
Coroner Patterson held two inquests at the
sixth precinct station this morning. The first
evidence taken was in the case of Johnnie KIr-
win, the Little boy who was injured on G street
near the old base bali park Tuesday evening
as published in yesterdays STAR. Michael
Hassett John Pryor. John Lynch and John
Murphy were called as witnesses. Lynch did
not see the wagon pass over the boy but saw him
get up and run across the street and fall down.
Witness called to the driver to STOP but he
only looked back and shook his head Michael
hassett testified that he picked up the injured
lad, who tainted in his arms. Some one asked
the driver If he ran over the boy and he an
swered no" The driver did not stop. but
drove ahead at pretty good gait John Pryor
was the only witness who claimed to have wit
messed the accident. He saw the boy on the
wagon and when he went to get off the vehicle
the wheel passed over him. The horse attached
10 the wagon was going along at slow trot
John Lomax. colored man. who was ar
rested on suspicion of being the driver of the
wagon, made a statement admitting that he
was the driver. He claimed that he did not
know that the boy was on his wagon When
some one called to him he looked around and
saw the boy running across the street. He did
not think that the wagon had passed over him
HOW JESSE JOHNSON WAS KILLED.
The jury then heard the evidence of Jacob
johnson, brother of Jesse johnson. who was
Killed by the caving in of a sewer bank in East
Washington. According to Jacobs testimony
they were both employed by J. r. Quinter
HIS brother Jesse was in the ditch I'VE had
dug down about eight feet he said land I
got out OF the trench to get drink of water
When returned / began throwing the earth
back. l noticed that the bank was about to
cave Ill and called to Jesse. but it was too late
He tried to get out, but the falling earth caught
him."
When questioned by the coroner he said that
his brother lived abou. fifteen minutes after
being taken from under the earth. but he could
not speak. Witness said he considered the
trench dangerous place to work in. as il was
In made ground and he thought it should have
been braced. He said he had worked in lust
as dangerous places before.
At noon the jury took recess for one hour.
THE CAUSES OF BOTH DEATHS.
After recess the jury heard the evidence of
Deputy Coroner Schaelfer, who made the
autopsy in each case. He found that the
wheel of the wagon had passed over the boy
and cut the lntestines, while the colored man
was smothered to death.
THE vERDIcTs
In the former case the jury found a verdict
of accidental death and exonerated the driver
who was discharged.
In the case of Johnson similar YER
dict was reached. the jury being of the opinion
that no one was more 20 blame than himself
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Defeat Depressed Him.

DENVER, Col, May 15.-Once year the Attic
Debating Society OF the High School offer
prizes for the best essay. Among those who
competed at Tuesday nights meeting was
James j. Mosier. seventeen years old, whose
effort proved failure. Inundated at the out
come the young man declined to accept the
invitation of party of friends to join them at
an ice cream party, but went home. where he
procured a revolver and put end to his life
A letter was found on his person stating that
he was convinced that life was worth little to
him, expressing his love for his relatives and
his schoolmates and wishing them every sue
cess in life
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Mr. Mills on ssFat Erying -

1t has been said by several papers that Mr..
Mills in a speech in the House the other day
denied or repudiated the assertion that has
been so often made tina: the republicans
''fried the fat out Of the manufacturers during
the last campaign.
SIr. Mills said today that he had never denied
that the republicans did fat frying" What
he said was that he did not believe any OF the
gentlemen OF the committee had been I'M
properly approached. The fat frying" talk
grew out OF the famous Foster letter, and what
he said on the door had nothing to do with
that subject
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A Dogs REMORSE.
He Hangs Himself After Biting a Child
So Says James Brown.

James Brown. an old colored, n an who has
spent mahy years of his life on tue banks
the James Creek Canal, was a prisoner in the
Police Court this afternoon charged with
keeping dangerous dog. The old man
was SO well known to the police that
he was permitted to drive to the court be-
hind his three-hour horse, which he left out
side while he went in court to defend his case
A pretty little girl appeared and exhibited a
lacerated arm, which she said was done
by the old mans dog. The prisoner had
no idea of being convicted, because he said
that the dog hung himself after biting the
child. The dogs suicide however, had no
effect on the court and the old man was
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THE LABOR OUTLOOK.
Chicago Iron Molders Making a Vigorous
Fight.

CHICAGO, May l5.-The striking iron molders
at the malleable iron works claim that the
statements made by the management as to the
resumption of work by several hundred men
are false. The chairman of the strike commit
tee declares that only twelve men went to work
Tuesday and they quit yesterday.
The stair builders last evening decided to
organize a branch of the United Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners i'll order to be
able to work better i'll harmony with the
carpenters. of whose trade they arc really only
branch.
The strike of the tanners has been successful
IN every shop except that OF Lambeau Il
Sons who are still holding Gu. against the nine
hour DAY al the old Wares
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Cinnamon to be Sent Back.

As a result of correspondence between the
Department of Justice and the Treasury De-
partment 1t has been decided TO send back TO
China the twenty-one Cinnamon who were
struggled fnto this country from Mexico and
Who are now in custody at San Diego, Cal
They will be transferred to San Francisco and
placed on the first steamer sailing for China.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BIDS OPENED TO-DAY.

BIDS OPENED TO-DAY
Bids we're opened at noon totay by the Com
missIOners to furnish Georgetown with a police
patrol system. There were two bidders-The
Gamewell Fire Alarm Company and the Munich
pal Fire Alarm Company. Each presented
two bids. The Gamewell bid on the regular
specifications $3.50; and $3.50 OH an I'M
proved system. The Municipal company bid
GU the regular specifications $500 and on an
improved system $500. The contract will be
awarded Monday.
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Dos,r Grvr Up

The use of Ayers Ssrsaparlla One bottle may not
right of" complaint of years; persist until .
cure is effected As general rule improvement fol-
low. shortly sitter beginning the of this medicine
With many people the effect is immediately notice
able but some constitutions are susceptible to
medicinal influences than others. and tho curative
process may therefore in such cases be less prompt
Perseverance in using this remedy Of its reward
Ut last Sooner or later the most sabborn blood dis
sasss yield 70
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West Point Cadets Appointed.

Cadets have been appointed to West Point rs
follows: VIM. W. Brown, Chillicothe, twelfth
Ohio, with Harvey E. Connard, New Vienna,
as alternate. Edw. b. Gold, Ber-
ryvilIe, seventh Virginia: VIM. E.
Walsh, nineteenth Pennsylvania, with John
j. Gibson. York. as alternate; Warren H.
Mitchell, Philadelphia. first Pennsylvania; j.
l.. Phillips, Brooklyn, second New York, with
Boughton t. Allen as alternate; Caleb Powers,
Barboursviile tenth Kentucky,
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Frank Turner of Prince
Georges county, Nd, and Eliza Clark OF Mont
gomery county, Nd; Andrew Jackson, jr, and
Marietta stanton; W. Il. Joy of Charles county,
Md and Frances Mansfield
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 15.-Cottou nominal-mid-
ding, II. Flour fairly active. Wheat-southern
duh and easier: Fultz, sSa94; Longberry, 9Da9j;
No. = 9.: steamer No. = red, IS: western easy,
No. 2 winter red, spot 81 s1ag2. May, ls4a9e;
July. 0O4ta9l; August, 81 asked. Corn-southern
dun; white. 4Ja46 yellow, 45a+6; western easy;
mixed spot II; May, 4lL June. i0l.; July, 4O54
a40a; August, 40f1 JAIL; steamer, 3919 ado Oats
weak and unchanged-sourhern and PennsyIya-
MIA. ;s'ais; western, white, 3sa;i9; DO. mixed
BASS; graded No. =, white, ~. Rye quiet
prime TO choice. 6latrl; good to fair 5SaGO. Hay
dull-prine TO choice timothy, l2.J0a 1900. Pro-
fairly active. Butter weak but unchanged-cream-
imitatation. Esal5; ladle. fancy, IL: good to
choice. Sa10; store pached Gallo. Eggs strong
western. IL. Coffee dull-Rio cargoes fair 49,;
No. 7. Ei+als. Sugar quiet-granulated. liz
Copper quiet and unchanged-refined, 125al3
Whisky firm ami MISUNDERSTANDING. Freights
TO Liverpool per steamer quiet, steady-grain per
bushel Id. Cork for orders .a:'s.:,d. oceipts
Hour, 1909 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels: corn,
1900 bushels: oats, 1000 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels. Shipments-Hour. 1870 barrels; wheat,
10000 bushels; corn. ~ 600 bushels. Sales-wheat
5000 bushels; corn. 30, 600 bushels.
BALTIMORE. May I5-Virgina consols. 81
asked; do. threes, 6SH: Baltimore and Onio stock ;
10lalo2 Northern Central stock, AGO: Cincin-
matt, Washington and Baltimore hrsts, loi "A: con-
52x.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May II tciosng)-Wheat-May. o.;
June, $685.; July. 92JS. Corn-May, 4Is; June,
-; July, BAN. oats-Aay. 27s4: June. 26k;
July, 26.s. fork-June, 1898; July, l2.S7lS Lard
June, $50; July, GAO; September 655. Short ribs
June $40; July, o.41H, september, 5.63h.
fornia to the east has been sent out by the
chairman Of the Transcontinental Association
at st. Louis, to go into effect on May Is
Z. NJ. Whitaker and G. NJ. Stubs were
crushed to death in granite quarry near
Monrovia, Cal, yesterday afternoon.
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DEATH OF GEN. DAVIS.
Brigadier General Nelson H. Davis
Suddenly Expires.

GoyERNoR's ISLAND, MY, May 15.-Nelson
II. Davis, brigadier general, United States
army, retired, died here at 1890 o'clock today.
He had just arrived upon the island to visit
friends and was apparently in good health.
On entering Gen. Tompkin's office he was
stricken down by an apoDiectic fit and ex-
nired
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Let of Quickly.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Lesie Macleod, the
associate editor OF Wallace's Monthly, who was
arrested for supposed completely with Robert
L.. Wallace IN the stealing of large sum. of
money and some bonds from John l.. Wallace
the proprietor OF the monthly, was discharged
from custody at the .ombs police court this
morning on the ground of insufficient evil
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CURED ME.

presume my liver very much outof order and the
blood impure in consequence. feel that cannot too
highly recommend Ayers sarsaparilla TO any one
afflicted as wss."-MRS y. A. SMITH. Glover. Vt.
For years suffered from scrofrlA and blood dis
The doctors prescriptions and several socaled
blood purifiers being Of avail was at last advised
b a friend try Ayers sarsaparilla 1 did So and
now feel ike new man, being fully restored to
health."-C. y. FRINK. DEBORAH. Iowa
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Real Estate Matters.

Charles Early has bought for $4,000 of
Eliza w. Field. part 10, square 81, at the inter-
section of New Hampshire avenue and Goth
street.
E. A. Ridgway has purchased of E. Allen for
Sl2.213 35, lots ii to IL, square 1888. 65.42 by
ITO feet at the corner Of 18th aud U streets
Northwest
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CAPT. M'CALLA'S SENTENCE.
1t is Said He VIII be Suspended for
Three Years

The Secretary Of the Navy will this afternoon
sign and thereby approve the find
ings Of the court-martal which recently
tried Capt. Bowman H. McCala for
cruel treatment of the crew of the U.SS En-
terprise while on her recent cruise There is
no doubt that the court neither acquitted Capt.
McCalla nor sentenced him to dismissal
The sentence lies somewhere between these
limits, and it is generally thought to be three
years suspension from rank, duty and pay.
and retention Of his present number
i'll the naval register. There is feeling that
Secretary Tracy is not at all pleased with the
leniency shown by the court in its sentence. as
he feels the navy to have been in a measure
dlsgraced by the actions of the commander of
the Enterprise, and it is expected that his
order of approval may contain areprimand to
the court as well as to the unfortunate officer
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rAlSItIElH.

LOCKWOOD-HAIL. At Charlotte Nc, May
l3 1890. at > pm. by Rev; 4. A. Osborne MARY
MOkklS, daughter OF Mr. John a. Hall. HAIRY
LOCKWOOD son Of Gen. H. n. Lockwood OF Washing.
ton, DC.
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SKIN DISEASES.
TETTER CURED BY g. 8. s.

used swift's Specific IS. s 81 about three years
ago for an aggravated of letter, and cured
sound and well with three bottles. Ihave had no re-
turn Of the annoying disease since. tried various
other remedies before using S. s. s. but they failed
cure me or benefit me in any way.
oLIN c. FoGLE, Fairheld III.
HAD TETTER FROM CHILDHOOD.
'Twas troubled from childhood with letter in my
hands for which I tried various blood remedies but
without receiving any benefit 1 took three bottles Of
S. 8. S. and am now entirely we'll For this ! feel
grateful to the manufacturers Of S. and will never
tire in saying kind word in its behalf"
WALLACE MANN, Evansville. Ind Ter
Firm OF D. F. Mann Son.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
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TopAYs BOND OFFERINGS aggregated $780,
$50, as follows; Registered As, $780, OOO S140 200,
1900, $4,350 at 122; registered AIS, $500
at 1861; coupon 4lss, $4,000, at 1887.
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Charged with Stealing Copper.

young man giving his name as George Nc
Cuen was in the Police Court this afternoon
for stealing 60 pounds of copper from NJ W.
WHITES place of business. He arrested
by Detective Horne, who recovered a wheel
barrow load of copper. The prisoner was
fined so.
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MERcuRY ASD Por.sH Porsox.

have bern taking g. 8 g tswises speciac) and
feel il to be my duty to results that others
who are similarly affected may profit by my expe-ience
and be relieved Of their sunerinss ] had suffered 70
long, long time with what the doctors called Herpes
an eruption of the skin forming scales and blot
which was horrible to endure. Under the ivice Of
physicians took thirty drops Of Fowers Solution Of
Arsenic every day for twenty years besides uaay
other Kinds Of medicines without cure IhAve been
taxing s. 5. 5. for about two months and the erup-
ton and unpleasant symptoms have all disappeared
and am continuing il TO completely root IL out of my
blood. which AN confident IL will do.
have lived here in my present business for twenty.
two years.
RR. ROUSE. Dealer in Machinery. d"
81 and 80 West Maryland street.
indianapolis. Ind.
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today; sam. 60, pm, Is; ma1i-
mum. 20: minimum. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

HEARING BEFORE THE WAYS AND MEANS CON-
MITTEE TeDAr-MR. LIVINGSTONE CLAIMS THAI
MANY EVILS MAY BE DONE AWAY WITH BY THIS
PLAN.
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DIsINFECTING THE BLACK HOLE.
An Experiment Made with New Prep
aration at the Police Court.

The prisoners in the Police Court cells had a
novel experience this afternoon. The cells.
which have been in an extremely bad condi-
ton. were disintected. The disinfecting was
done by Mr.. Adolphus Alvarez, who used a
liquid preparation of hist ewn invention. and
which is claimed to hav, ~>reat efficacy.
First the walls were treated with lime 30
powerful that the filth in the creyices and the
dead lime on the walls dropped TO the floor.
After that process was finished the walls
were given a coating OF the preparation men
TONED ana were made white a. snow.
Mr.. Alvarez IL introducing his disinfectant
here, and with the consent of the authorities
he made the experiment IN the Police Court
BLACK hole first, as il was generally con-
ceded that that was about the worst
place in the city. The smoke and
pungent odors from the mixture nearly
suffocated the prisoners and some of them, not
familiar with the Use Of disiniectants, thought
1t Was a new mode of punishment
In the Criminal Court today Henry f. Wiele,
indicted for obtaining brushes, soap. &c,
from W. :. Thompson, February IL. by false
pretenses. plead guilty and sentenced to
the Reform School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15
AYERS sARSAPARILLA.
PREPARED BIZ

DR. J. c. AVER CO. Lowell. Mass.
Sold By Druggists 81. six IS. Worth So . bottle
app
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stool
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, ! lS L street:
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THREE Reasons Our Or
HUNDRED WHY YOU SHOULD WANT
FELss GERMIo1DE Soar.
FELs,s GERM1c1DE Soar.
FELss GERMIcIDE SoA

OF PECULIAR VALUE in
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destroying those germs that
cause the disease. Ii pre-
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gln.g and Keeps them in con-
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aud Irritating places are
sOOthed and healed. The
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OF Felss GermiClde Soap
directions around each cske)
allows fu!l sway to Its anti
septic and healing proper
ties.
A SECOND REASON
fels's Germlcide soap pro-
fectS from cutaneOus dis
eases and keeps the skin soft,
smooth and vigorous. IL 10
thus both g curative aud =
preventive AGENT. Its Cura-
tive powers are well shown
III the eradication of blOtches,
pin y es, freckles, sc.
Chapped hands and arms
yield quickly ~ its power.
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TESTIMONY BEFORE THE JURY IN REFERENCE TO
THE KILLING OF THE Roy JOHN KInwIS, run
OVER BY WAGON, AND THE CoLoRED MAN
JESSE JOHNSON, CRUsHED-THE vERDIcr.
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observation-disclosures

docs lis Work mol only sue
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HAVE YOU SECURED YOUR PULLMAN ACCOM-
II nlodations the Business Mems Excursion to
Lincoln, Nebraska II not. 40 50 before May 10.
mylO-6t' j. A. FINCH, Manager, ia + st.
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tarter's Little Liver Pills one pill dose
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SMOKE FUII.wE,eBT CIe,Rs.

"A or pain Act specially the liver and bile.
SMOKE Fy1LwrleHT CleARs.
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A. Burxa, drugs. l2th 81. cor. Qn.w.
=; {. Brown. drugs. cor. an i. ana r. ave-
II. I. butts, drugs. cor; 4th st. and Mass. ave.
Byne Pharmacy, cor. Pa. ave. AMI ID 1t. sc.
w Burdette, eigsrs l4th and SIS. NV.
T u. Carpenter CIGARS 2212 l4th st. NV.
Cis o;s S d,Gss; cor, lo'h q; and AX ave
r. Condor. chars, 1905 ~ St
A. Campbell. cigars, .I4j Pa ave.
P Salssi, eis 1,I cor y ii ave and list
Henry Dsner hGsei "a Sac and Id Pa ave
Ms r. 5Sr cor n q aye ana 81
V. 4 Harner, cigar, sth and l. sts sc.
fetsr Hahn cigars, 400 9th st. NV.
=. r ysnhing. y 5. Capitol cigar stand.
knay's.ek cigar store. 5:5 IOih s. NV.
G. 7. keiIa. drugs. 1915 lIth st NV
D. Lynhan, drugs. l2l "A Il s.w
August Ling. saloon. cor Isl It and Pa. ave.
/ M4cksil Bro. drugs. l4tn and p sts.
yudsOn A Moore. cigars. gOJ Ia ave NV
N anfSls; si.ars I he Sensie ooi 9Th St
=. M4ttern. cigars. as la. ave.
u. L. Neal. cigars. IJIO 1tn St NV
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fFltZ Reuter-, saloon, Cor. a. and Pa ave
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Dun l. StuT-ls. grocer. 1921 18th = n
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where We viii have more room 20 handle our goods.
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ITO NOT FORGET THAT MAY 10 Is THE LAST
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WALTER c. SCOTT L co.

nO NOT FORGET THAT MAY 10 Is THE LAST
~ day for selecting Your Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS
the BUSINESS Meus Excursion 10 Incoll \ rlraska
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TJVO STIMULAI<s THE APPETITE AND SECURE
IL good digestion use Ango=tura Bitters Sole Manu-
faetureEs. DR.. e. y seisert Soma Ask your drug
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ccina agreeable IN themselves and the pleasure
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TWO ACCIDENTAL DEATHS.

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MANY PERSONS KEEP CAKTER's LITTLE
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sick hesdache dizziness and md them Just what they
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We VIII remove a few days u 81 9Th at N NJ -
where We VII! have more room 20 handle goods.
O0r many brands 81 cigars have had unprecv,ir
popularity and take this means 10 thank our friends
IL the trade lOr their liberal patronage and We hope TO
the trade only. -
myl.s-0t WALTER G SCOTT 4 On
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LWAYS AVOID HARSH PURGATIyE PILLS.
"A They first make You sick anG then leave you con-
sllpated CARERS Little Liver Pills regulate the
bowels and make you we'll. Dose. phi.