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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-04-03
HOME HINTS AND HELPS.

A tiny Japanese fan may be con-
verified into pen-wiper by fastening
leaves of chamois leather on the back
of the fan and tying bow of ribbon on
the handle.
-Ragout of Onions.-Cut couple OF
punches of young onions in Slices ada
double the quantity of potatoes, peeled
and sliced; season with salt and pepper,
and COY err with broth of any kind; simmer
until the potatoes are done; add table,
spoonful of butter, and eat very hot
American Agriculturist.
When meat is to be boiled for eat
ing put it into boiling water at the be-
ginning, by which its juices are pre-
served. But if you wish to extract
these Juices for soup or BROTH pursue
the opposite course and cut it into small
pieces into cold water and let it simmer
slowly.
For washing fine blankets take two
gallons of water, add cup each OF am
monia and alcohol, mixed to suds with
CASTLE soap. They should be sopped
up and down in it, rinsed in tepid water,
we'll shaken and improved by carding
with comb while on the line drying :
Old Homestead.
When the sharp pain through the
lung which presages pneumonia is felt,
a mustard leaf should be applied atonce,
the feet should be we'll soaked in hot
water, and the patient should get into
bed and wrap we'll in blankets in order
to get into a perspiration and break the
fever if possible. at Work.
Good Dessert.-Into one pint of fioui
stir two teaspoonfuls of baking powder
one egg, butter size of egg, and one-hali
cup of milk Put the dough into pie
pan and cover with apples cut in quar-
ters; press them into the dough, sprinkle
with sugar and cinnamon, bake in {
moderate oven; serve hot, with cream
and sugar.-Western Rural.
Test blue woolens, cloakings and
dress-goods by putting drop or two Q
nitric acid on a sample OF the cloth. i
the spot where the acid was put turns
reddish, the dye was logwood, and Tho
color will fade and spot. II the spot turn
vellowish green. the dye was indigo anC
the color will not fade. This is a usefu
test for those who are making children
clothes. Home Maker.
-Scallopei Squash.I0ne small Hub
bard squash; pare and remove the seeds
cut in small bits and boil in salte'
water until tender; when done, pour OF
the water and dry few moments on thu
stove; mash fine; add one tablespoon
butter, one of milk, little salt an'
pepper, the raw yelk of one egg; stir al
together and put in baking-dish
smooth the top and cover with brea'
crumbs; moisten with little milk
bake one half hour.-Yankee Blade.
Among the Indications Of decorn
posed fish are external and interna
bleeding and CLOTHING, which CLOTHING !
intensified by cooking, and is frequentl.
seen extending along the backbone Q
cooked fish; cloudy, Opaque, sunkei
eyes; dry-looling gills; flabby, soft, in
sipid flesh; a fshy smell; loss OF bright
ness and brilliancy about the scale;
and luminosity or phosphoresence in tn
dark. When cooked, a sour or aci
taste, with darbened clotted blood, II
dicates decomposed fish. The blacken
ing of a silver spoon indicates sulphur
a product OF fish decomposition. Ono
a Week.
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-04-03
RREVITIES.

How INCONSISTENT men arel When a
couple of them are poisoning themselves
with whisky they are sure to preface
the dose with we'll wishes for each
others health.
A MICHIGAN pastor tells this: Il hs'e
come across small boy who is ph,los-
opher, and who has solved the problem
of how to get safely by the saloon.
Said he: Papa, I'll tell you how go by
the saloon. / walk on the outside of
the sidewalk, as far away from the sa-
loon as l can; then / hold my nose
and shut my mouth, and when ! get by
l spit before l swallow
In three days no less than fifteen hum
bred people were taken up for drunken
ness in the streets of Paris, of whom
twelve hundred said they were simply
following the treatment prescribed by
the physicians in that city for influenza,
viz, warm alcoholic drinks. The Lancet
comments on this as "a very question
able prescription, and urges instead
that 1.-The great point to observe, both
for preventing the disease and passing
through it favorably, are to live nat
urally, soberly and sensibly, to inhale
fresh air, taking wholesome and simple
food, and sufficiency of sleep"
THE product Of one bushel of corn
made into whisky is four gallons, worth
SIG, out of which
The Government gets.......- .............S3 $500
The farmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Inc rallroad gets-.. ..--..-....-....-s..- l-uo
The manufacturer gets. .............. 400
The vender gets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
The drinkers share is the delirium
tremens. But there still remains much
to be apportioned. The drinkers FAM
lily has share-misery, poverty, suffer-
ing; the community has its share-it
loses honorable and useful citizens. and
geJs in their places sots and Migrants.
Total result-loss of manhood, health.
happiness, comfort sustenance, labor,
money, peace, order. Who gains wher
all lose SO heaYily7-UnioE Signal
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
Z. J. Lamb & Company.
REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Uul0u Depot. Paoae 81.

E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE have iust
piAtiee one al tAe cho csst a1diiious e 81
madf 20 iae c,i}- lhe psd cohsiaisni ~ - hns
lots ou hall - within easy reaen 81 sleau
horse cara. W des.rc 80 raise O. larKy sau al
moaey within fhe DeKt ira DAYS. Ah4 o. Hc-
complish THIS We AHke concluded Ga sriI Sac
entire Plat Ihis - sn OPP ,riuaity oi i.iee
time Tor tie right party 90 make snug sum ot
money The property Viii h. shown ifee ~
charge 20 any one wishing to bag.
E'Ok SALB-We haFe nrst-class roller -four
lag mN that vii make money f0I le
right pa-pgs The nan Is of the latest ccsiga.
aua hasA capacity uI slNtN barrels. Tie u.lt-
chlue-g j. utA and iu hfsl-class c0na Iiiuns Nas
I've sets oi double nonr rolls aua three scfs of
double feed rolls. Tie mlH cost tsiit, aal is
worth TO-DAY slon0l. Beside tte miii lhero Is
seven lots. good barn and su cords 90 wood
Ibe entire property VIII be sold ior y uli- Ro
property VIII be Shown to any one meaning
business. Terms Satisfactory.
EOk SALK-Ne have fue payilg hotel in a
4 thriving loc4lit5 mat VIII De- solo ai g BAR
Gain II taken al once. The motel is lf~f lass
in every part cu.ar. and 10 furnished with the
latest hotel appliances. The property has
twenty Wei furnished rooms. nno travelling
men pronounce u the best hotci in esieru
Michigan This property is paying Invest
ment for some good man With nttie money.
Call an once y you mean business. NlA t4Ae
city property in part payment.
E0R sALE-A fne fiat. near the Madisoa-
ave. crossing oi the T.. J.. 4 \ k. r.. suit
able for four families. The nai viii rent Tor
50 per month. and Is within a iew steps ~
sold iOr $3.50. or viii exchange for other prop
eTty
FOR SALE-We hsve a rare bargain that =
sure o. make money Tor some one. The
property ~ located on -prug 81 near Olkrs.
ana is now renting Tor 80 PEI month. This
property ls centrally located auo IS occupied
by good paying tenants. and iE slrt o. im-
prove In value faster than any property Boz fhH
city. from the fact that lt ls within cne hIocE
oi the lnlon depot, aun ~ thin fNo blocks n
the busy portion ~ Monroe-sf. Tie property
viii be sold for $50 per foot. 10 foot front.
tOR hALE-Or viii exchange for other prop
erfy. real or personal Two houses ou ofie
large lot. VIII divide the property and sr.l
each separately. The property - situated ol
Logan-st.. near Iast-st.. aud wiz make Two
pleasant homes which are nov renting for Ali
per month. This j. = rare bargain Tor some
one. and is sure 10 DE taken az once.
E'OR SALE-A Eix-room house on Coie-st.
Good wells lot 5ixlZ5s only $50. VIII take
small payment down and balance on monthly
payments. Would take cheap lot for FIRST pay
meni.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
WlNANS & WORKS
3 and 4Tower Block.

ATTENTION COMRADEs-A law has been
4 passed by which every solder can sltt
pension OF from t6 - 81 per la Ala ~ Itsc-
iag their Claims in the hsfls "l p ii' f-ll--i-
and Adt son MOrks. 81 rooms a-l > lower
i or .rsl4 Paulds Wicn. Fnfh - us lfaFe
been - defs. and ore memoff ~ i.ls hfs nas
had io9g cxpcli 1ce as et 7a- RtAs.-a Rs.
agent. n son have a pension oi less -fn0tnt
than this SO can get 20 Increased h mans a
Works. room and 9 Aower block.
4rAXTTD-Fea.a hep lsuadress. frsf
c5oks. 2 second e5o ~ alnlaA-
girls general h0nsa rir 81 ciefs, Isea Dot tf
eVurrl... eaf. SECOND C'I : chamber rna Iis-
II once Lsdies' Ps -iors. $ Tower block
NKrANTED-M Maie h.ll.--l m1Blder. T1achin-
" 8sf-uuien shspi Ran and wife 20 ia' m
l0 aCenfs---eoa sfalhe arhcle-A ~ = E-r
aavt "a nen on farms. per Gay ur menih. B
ard Tower block.
EuR sAIE or EKcHhNGF-l grocery stock
crag stocks. 70 Stock NlN give
some one good Grsl. and ITFer plnrs.
Tr0H SALE-e fofg n frf corner ~ fhnfles ST.
lE a. ~ 3 harga.n If tasen af once
and IoKef COCOA
I-0E SATE-Itraf broom houses ca Gilbert
81 -sa sr; 49, easy payments. ?
ard 8 Tower b.oct-
LoR RALF-If taken fh week 2 neT aafoffn
aou. cr cable lir-, lof 81 ~. g. Tool % 'e3.
onfV go cash. ana Tower fieeA
EoR s4IE-1f fots on Hfehanicsf-. siIrin
fef~ern iounratn p sd lifen- ~ fisie
ire. cnig sst iee shsa~
NJ fafen Hithln one vHfEs then fhcF Wi fe
et00 -Ilf for BnE cn 1oIf ore fn
rheries. near Cherry slla. aa1 IeT p
~ HAVE ru1fer ~ openings fsr good
- lqars saas from siH Upwards ! and
Tower bock.
Ia ACREs. s Hf1s est of 8uraa-avz. $3.50:
~ hnase aaa aara o. sane. .seins Gasf-Ef
e.-ft s8s and sTawef bloek
TKrANTE EIs-fartnsr uaeflr sf preferred y
" hfE erenIrE far ire rtEnt man vi ~ .9el
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


The mayor Of Sheffield, Eng, at the
request of 2OOO citizens OF that enter
prising city, has called meeting to be
held on Monday next, TO protest against
the enactment Of the Mckinley Tariff
bill. II IS evident that our friends
across the way haven't yet heard of
the Declaration OF independence. They
are still haunted with the ghosts of the
past and imagine that the United States
is still dependency of Great Britain.
They are slow to comprehend that our
Congress was created for the express
purpose Of legislating for this country,
and not for England. It IS quite prob
able-and England ought to have un-
derstood II by this time-that American
interests are our first and foremost con-
sideration. American manufacturers
and American iaborers must and shall
have the first opportunity Of supplying
American demands. We are bound to
Sheffield manufacturers and Sheffield
laborers by the common ties Of human
ity only, and not by the nearer and
dearer bonds Of family relationship.
The mayor is no fool. He has learned
how to put two and two together to
make four. IN his address to the dele
gates, who urged the calling OF q meet
ing, he said ne was old enough To re-
member when the demands Of the
American market furnished employ
ment for half the population of Shelf
field. Under the operation of success
ave protective tariffs the dependence
of the United States upon the Sheffield
forges had been gradually undermined
until the pernicious Mckinley bill pro-
posed 10 destroy it altogether, and
make America independent of the En-
glish supply.
He sees and admits what the Demo-
cratic party, seeing, IS too dishonest to
admit. that our American protective
tariff system Is the cause OF ShefIield's
decline and Americas advance in the
cutlery interest. Is indenendence of
England, such as the mayor fore
shadows, worth striving for? The Re-
publican party answers ''yes;" but the
Democratic party-simply because the
protective policy Is essentially Republi-
can, influenced by n spirit that would
damn the church. the Bible and the
Christian religion. if the Republican
party endorsed them-snswers mo"
and proceeds with its plans to destroy
the protective system. If the Demo-
crat had his way he would eat an En-
ghsh beefsteak on an English plate,
with an English knife and fork But
reforms never work backward. and that
- Why DemoCTatic reform viii never
capture this country. Sheffield may
protest, but her protests will fall on
deaf ears. America will never again
furnish employment for half the popu-
lation of that city, but viii employ her
own artisans 20 make her cutlery.
America will never cut her own throat
with an English knife.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

As TO the census howl the Democratic
party of the North seems to have been
even more sycophantic than the South
demanded. For weeks before the be-
ginning of the census the Democratic
papers commenced the howl and ad-
vised the people not to answer the
questions. They did all they could IN
advance to hinder and make imper-
feet the census taking. They kept up
the howl during the whole taking and
have not stopped it yet. One of their
special howls was that the census
would be worked for partisan ends in
the south. But it is significant fact
that no complaints of inaccuTacy come
from that quarter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
A great rnany women have

A great many women have
given up expecting to find a
comfortable corset.
Mistake! THERE'S one that
fits nine women in ten.
For them it is comfortable;
It is more than comfortable,
a positive luxury.
Any merchant that has it
will tell you "Wear it three
weeks. if you like, and III
give you every cent OF your
money back, if the corset
doesn't suit you" Balls is
the one. Your merchant has
a primer On Corsets for you.
CHICAGO CORSET Co., C.alcago end New Yo.x.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

A1Asl too true. "About this time the
papers are full Of the beauties of this
and that summer resort. That Is nice
for a smail-vcry smaI-percentage of
readers, but 70 the great majority it
would be more Interesting 70 know how
60 spend the summer comfortably n p
seven by nine Fat. It don't help a fel-
low a bit to read how 70 catch fish at
Away-of. when he knows that all there
i for him il a steady grind SIX days IN
the week. And that Is all there y for
ninety per cent. Of the people in the
world
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

THE Detroit people who required the
statues Of their Museum of Arts % BE-
put In clothes may be expected t0 COM
plste their record ny covering the legs
of their pianos and developing post tive
DIRECTIONS 90 the naked truth.-Pats-
burg Dsspafsi.
The people Of Detroit are not much
troubled with "the naked truth" The
readers Of the Trt5unssre used To it, the
readers If the Free Press seidom hear
It. ard the readers Of the other papers
get 4 IN homeopathic doses.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

The st. Louis Globe Democrat has
struck significant reason for the more
rapid increase of the whites in the
South than the blacks. 1t says:
"If it shall turn cut to he true, as
predicted by the Now Orleans Times
Democrat, that the census returns will
show a larger increase of tine white
race than the black race, the fact Will
simply prove that the negroes are at g
disadvantage IN the work of propaga-
ton because of the loss of white assis-
tance that they used TO have when
slavery existed"
When the whites could make mer-
chandise of the blacks, it paid we'll in
pocket to encourage the increase; but,
now that the whites only concern is to
keep the blacks from voting, decrease
is rather desirable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

ANY Subscriber 10 ihE ifiENhah-
HERALD who falls 10 receive the paper
regularly, or Who may have reason 10
complain OF late delivery, VIII confer a
special favor By informing this ofiiee OF
the fact al once. send postal card or call
mp telephone 53i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
Cure Yourself

Don't pay large doctor bills. The
best medical book published, one hun
dred pages, elegant cOlored plates.
viii be sent YOU on receipt OF three ,
cent stamps 10 pay the postage. Ad-
dress A.. p. Ordway & Co., Boston, Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

s5v<s-zEsss 4 srzs farn devoted - boarding
II ~ sshsrses. - srres II gs1f uzefl~e
q - ~ ef shsfe and god utfs.r. -
FiAEpa bsrr@a wire fenrr ~ f1e fafa
- ~ - ifaT@ss tsEFa t. arf frer- free
ffl-es ess thsr f0T 7astgrirg rasrer fhe e.rr
raepEo1e my crlEer ef res 1eare So --I ~
go 54 re Arfi kzsoEia@ lerr aanv's ~. -
q NoTta DlVlsson-sf-. =. :. thareh l27f
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Tee most iBaeteas-Dle sna f04nda-
t.oaless oI all tie eia.ns pss forth ~
the Democratic party. = tns Gee that
Inat party Is tas especial friend Of the
labor.nx msa. What Is there Ia the
history 81 tAIse tantry 70 warrant such
Al assertion. - many times iterased
AID re-iterafss 0y Democrats individual
" and c0lieetlyeiy2 Was there any
th.ng IN tne antsbsilam tine upon
which such an assertion could be
truthfully oesed Were m2nulactur-
eTs, tradesmeu or agrlculturlsts Ia those
days 20 very prosperous that the labor
eFs in those aycc-tl0ns reaped any
especial benefit thefefIom, l. not a
tact that under Democratic rule those
avenues OF industry were At their low
est e5bs What was tile monetary sys
tenn III those days A sound and per
manent cUrTency IS the very LIE blood
OF industrial pursuits, and did red-dog
and wildcat currency supply such hfe-
blood? To the younger generation this
can only be matter Of history, but the
older people can, from the recollectous
or bitter experience, give al emphatic
negative answer. Were it not that il
would wound the oyersensitiye % con
science OF the Democrats, We might
here remark that IN those days good
many Democrats south of Mason and
Dixon's line owned their laborers,
and after their first purchase-some-
times they were not purchased, f,
but were bred in a manner peculiar 10
the South-lt did not take much 10
keep them. Those were the halcyon
days OF cheap free material. Glad
stone says that this country ought TO
produce the most OF those things,
which she can produce the cheapest,
and tins has been, and still is the
the theory OF the Democratic party.
To what does tins theory lead? Is a
class Of skilled and expert workmen de-
manded by such theory? Any noviti-
ate ia political economy viii III an in-
slant give q negative reply.
Do we have TO go farther and ask
which gets the better wages, the skilled
or the unskilled laborer?
Again, we might ask, where does the
laborer, upon an average, receive the
better recompense for his labor-in the
Democratic South, or in the Republican
North? Where is ne seen in his best
condltion-in the former, or in the lat
ter section? Where is labor looked up
to, or respected the most--in the for
mer, or in the latter section?
These questions are all so simple
that even way-faring man need not
err IN answering them-none but q
Democrat would. But enough of this;
a single thought bestowed thereon Is
enough to dissipste this most founda-
tionless of all claims of the Democratic
party.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

THz death 10y electricity may be pain
less, but the efforts to com new word
to designate that kind Of execution are
painful TO contemplate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
THE BEST AND
G. H ZAP EST
Iwil Sci al Very Low Prices.

THIRTf-SENE Choice lots on jefferson.
Dickinson and EeYnoidsavcs. worth $50
O. 500 each small cash payments balance on
time 81 low rate - Interest
TNION BOULEVARD lots advanced -
$50 each. for S5yl few College and
paris-svo. lots Al Sll5.
TEN ACRE TRACT ready 70 plat and sell ln
iofs good Tor twice & price.
HOUSE And LOT slT0-i am selling ny
II oNn property onlF and wiii take purrhas
ers 30 see ia and give them thf benefit ~ a fair
commission in prices.
Ea~Niil Dc IN 0f1ce evenings
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

IT looks ss if Americans would have
~ sdmft thst they cannot hoid taeir
ovn sgsnst the Chinese and woul8
have TO INSIST upon total exclusion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
CROzIER & CUTTERS
E. B. CALDWELL. MANAGER,
Real Estate Department.
weston EuiIding, IL CaDal-St.
Money to Loan.
Money to Loan.

ONE lot left on Tenth-aYe., price Tor the next
~ ten days s75a. worth $50
ONE very desirable lot on South Lafayette 81.
" lust north OF filth-aye. and one not quite
50 desirable just south OF Flithaye. Also three
on North Lafayette. two books nofth OF
bridge. Each and every one is a bargain.
DUSINEsS lots on tie corner OF hadison-s.ve.
ID and Hall-st. can be had AZ q reasonable
figure.
L'OR SALE OR EXCHANGF-The tour family
A tenement. located at So3 W est bilaEe- 81,
new and well arranged. twenty large rooms be-
sides hail and closets. city and cstern wafer ln
each suite well water in yard large basement
and good sewer cOnucctlonsi IN iaci every
thing is complete. Wis pas per cent. net,
WE have ten new houses Tor sale on easy
" terms. located IN the south. east alG W Wesf-
We also have a large number Of residence tor
sale. ranging in rrice from t-"y 10 sleHN.
ca for particulars.
An LOTS in TIE south end. can be had on
~ easy terms.
Crozier a Cauer's Real Estate Department.
E.B. CADW ELL. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
EIsoELLAkEoUs

ANT-Madame Maeier has re-
= turned ,1c reEesls present and futures
gives correct paints in business and al lie
snsirsi brings separ-t sd friends together. sho
can be eQusiea D. none. Cal - - -LeHmut-
ave. Vest side. le
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

WANTED-Cash pad for second hand school
" booas. j. H. Seym ~. l+5 honloe-si. ls8
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

CLAIRNOlAST-Nrs Dr HI.. Of New York
I city can Do cousutef - ofGea T. lf5 .nd
lT Mouroe-st. on al afairs of life. he 90 =
celebrated Business ciairF want. asf-oi0Zist
and pianist. uho has r puraf 'oa through
ont fhe world for ecurate aud frat4iri read
inEs II the past b esent aad future throuvl
her wond-Efu Egyptian malic mirror, r.
moves al evil influences and fsuiis estra ge-
mrnfs. ruifes Sac separated ctuSes spee 3
MARI aces nTiHEs suacess ~ tn HaeIre-sstuI
and tess when % make pro table inFeef1ea -
anG shows picture ~ fee cDr yoG WliI marry
Nrs HII has been consulted ~ TIE mnst sue
cessfu. Dc ness men and ladies' ef New YORK
Boston aad chicago. leucs strictly from ie r.
- a. 70 re-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Ualtsd Press Reports. Prompt and sariy
Delivery. Ala the Local hs-s, and the
Clsaaest aBd Most Plainly Printed Paper
Pu5lishsd IN Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

WANTED-Fvery consumer q stors raso
w Hle O. kEoH ffat I em selling stove e.
o-fae Ga any Q1s1fifv ~ ceafs rar e. Ian.
dstlreref g. anF cart o. fhe cfF. n q EItfu-
wood ccrler hasf Fulfon aHd South Division
q Te.eDEoue l5.e. nov -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

ERtP EAAgED-EaLR
WANgkD-oae sspsr haaG !. Assayss.
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IVANgEp-A Ia sog r TIE IAv.asssoa lIa-
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XVANIED- bsys. Cal at S Lysa-sf.. ~
sl@tls sslulesy uefhihg 81 o'soc4. -
lyANTED-gi2oa Ia9a - experience ia sea
" tf4t aefs area. hlesy srsule. Apply
q C@aNiss c4sez-. 49, - IL yla4- 50
ReLP wAEggD-gEMug.
YVANIED-A XII 70 h genera ls1ss,.o ors.
W laeelne Al ss5 East la-t0H-s -. 0oae
wages pad. lb
IVANTED-A ssoa strong bog As porter. a.
W tae NarNlck. %.
IyANTED--A narss; also general heipsr.
arlly Al 81. MARI : nosgl'a- IA
yyANTRD-Glri 10 do general hoassaork.
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lVANTED-A lazy Of cf far4eier aaa energy
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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

E0R SALE-Cheap. = horse power boiler and
L engine, neary new. with furnace. setting.
etc. complete. Inquire oi =. &. tGwiagi phone
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