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THE LABOR AGITATION.
A Great Railway strike Threatened
situation at Chicago.


PIrrsBuRG. April 22.-The brotherhood
NJ ra;Iroad ,ra;nr,e, have ,.Lon ,,,, ,h.
<a,,sa % 49,. ...;.a,,... -s-...,. ~ -.
"s' -. vs.. ~ '"'yu' '".e",ss
naVe peeh neia hrouRhou' .he cny' Du'
the most important were held by the
brotherhood Of trainmen. which takes in
the brakemen, firemen, etc. They not
only resolved 10 cling 20 the sxitchmen
I'm ,h.;- J.,,a,,,. hs,,, -, ,,.ssa,,,..,
~ .aA", ~ -,
sre.aheeS -, "ier ow" 'o "r a"j"s'eu' ="
auuitioh I'd the trouble now on haha the
cleaners, clerks in freight Offices ana men
employed In transportation departments
Will present IN the morning list OF
their grievances aud such men as are em-
pioyed IN numerous shops about the city
will also present certain demands. The
situation tonight Is all the more grave IN
that the men have not been idle while the
railroad officials have UP To Tonight
treated the demands OF the men with
something like indifference. Grand
Master Wilkeson says tonight that they
can call out lA,Ooo men u necessary and
as the entire brotherhood Is involved the
strike will extend from New York on the
east To New orleans on the west:
CHICAGO, April 2-Samuei 1ompers,
president OF the CONFEDERATION oi Labor,
tonight issues an Address 10 the wage
workers and sympathizers with the
progress OF America. he says: In ac-
cordance with the resolution OF the bos-
ton convention OF the American Fedora
ton OF Labor to select a trade to make
the demand Tor the enforcement OF an
eight'hour work day on May i, the exec,i.
tive council have decided that the United
brotherhood oi carpenters ana Joincrs oil
America shall make the Demand. IL
appears that the wealth, power
ana influence OF the employing
and corporate classes OF the country
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A Powder Mill Explodes.

MARQUETTE. Mich, April 22.-The
Anthony Powder company's mill at
Negaunee. caught fire and exploded
shortly after . o'clock tonight shaking
the whole of Marquette county. Twenty
minutes later there was another heavy
explosion. The fire was scattered aud is
still burning and some packing houses
may go up. The shock In this city. IL
miles distant, was severe, while in Negau-
nee store fronts were blown in and police
are on duty to protect goods. No one was
killed. The loss is not obtainable to-
night.
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NEW YORK, April 22.--The brotherhood
game this afternoon was exciting from
the start Ia the finish. Attendance i.iO.
Score
New YORK .,.,...-..o 80 o I Is
Philadelphia ...-... - y % @
Hits, New York is. Philadelphia n: errors.
cranr. cunningham aud iiallmaD. umpire, Iiol-
hcri and furgrson.
BrFFALo. April 22.-In the brotherhood
game this afternoon Buffalo again had an
easy victory over Cleveland. Attendance
40. Score:
iniialo. ........... q % q " t-ip
cleveland ,.t...-l..t2 . u % y - !
Hits, Buffalo -, Cleveland o. errors, Buffalo
?. cleveland 4. batteries, kcrfr and Mack
GnIb.r. Bakley and brennan; umpircs, knight
aud Jones.
BosToN. April 22.-Three thousand pco-
pie attended the brotherhood game this
afternoon. Hard hitting was done by
both clubs. the visitors having the best of
il. The score:
brooklyn. -...........l % - % 2 2-ls
Hits, Boston 5, brooklyn .; errurs, Boston l.,
brooklyn 4; batteries, kilroy, Radbourne and
Murphy, Sowders and kinslDw. umprcs. Gati-
Dey and Barnes.
PITTsBURG. April 22.-About 800 spec
,ators saw the Fair City boys beat the
home team in the Brotherhood game this
afternoon. The score:
pittsburg. ,..,..,.-..-i o . . % - o q %
Chicago -.-.-..r-....sO o u o 2 %
Hits, pittsburg ), Chicago ~; errors, Pittsburl
.: Chicago Z; batteries, Teuef aud Carroll, KIM
and Bnyle; umpiTcs. Matthews and ,iUnnlng
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CARROLL The WINNER
4 Good Fight it Tho California
Athletic Club.
Jimmy Carroll Of Brooklyn Puts
Billy Smith. the Australian.
to Sleep In the Four
teenth Round,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-Jimmy Car
roll OF Brooklyn and Billy Smith Of Aus
tralia fought at the California Athletic
club to- night for purse OF sl.5O0. Both
were beyond weight Carroll weighing
III and Smith 161. Both men
are noted for rushing tactics
and the fight started In this way. For the
first 10 rounds Smith apparently had the
best of the fight and inflicted severe
punishment on Carroll, also receiving
some himself. After that Carroll began
to fight with desperation. Smith grew
weaker and was finally knocked out In
the 14th round by terrific blow from
Carroll's left on his jaw.
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BERLIN, April -. Emperor William
took dinner yesterday on the steamer
fulda. He made speech, in which he
asked Germans to repose confidence I'm
his determination to maintain peace. The
press ought To bear in mind that the en-
perial words should not he twisted and
misconstr,icd. HIS efforts To foster trade
and commerce, he said, was based ON the
knowledge that peace alone guaranteed
prosperity.
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A Fight Over Land.

ST. Louis, April 22.-Adviccs from
Dallas county, Arkansas, say that two
well known farmers. Kit Walsh and
Henry Owens, got into n dispute yester-
day about the ownership of land and a
desperate fight cnsued i'm which Walsh
nearly severed Owens head from his
body with a beet cutter killing him in.
stantly and Walsh was fatally injured by
blows from a hoe in the hands of Owens.
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LONDON, April Elm the commons to-
night Bradlaugh severely attacked Gra-
ham for melting a strike among the starry
ing laborers. He contendcd that the con-
dition Of the working classes had enor-
mously improved and that in this respect
England stood in advance of every coun-
try in Europe. Graham, after repeated
efforts to interrupt Bradlaugh, denied
that he had melted the people to violence.
but said he would do so the moment the
workers became powerful enough.
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A Mine on Fire.

Rock SPRINGS, Wy, April IA fire
has been burning all day in the Progress
and No. mine owned by the Union Pa
cific. II is supposed to have been started
by Cinnamon while cooking meals. One
explosion has occurred and several men
have been badly burned. IL is believed il
will bc necessary To flood the mine To ex-
tingilish the flames. The mine is valued
at over Sl.UO,OD.
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SALISBURY, n. d., April 22.-Henry
Lercallette and Victoria Wright were he
ing married In country church, near
here and the clergyman was about To de-
clare them man and wife when an aunt
of the young woman, appeared upon the
scene with a letter from the wife Of Ler-
callett. The aunt asked the minister Ia
read the letter aloud. When the minister
finished reading the letter the would-be
bride fell in n swoon, and Lcrcallctt in the
excitement left the church and disap'
pearcd.
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New Directors Elected.

New YORK. April 22.-Thc annual meet
ing of the Calabasas, Tucson d North
western railroad was held here to-day.
The election Of directors resulted as fol-
lows: Messrs. Charles &. Dodge, Charles
+. sykes, w. Del Benedict. n. ID. Faulk-
ner. =. X. Green, John Van Nest, George
&. Scoiield. Edward Benedict. Henry Bel
den, Edward 4. Westell, Eugene X.
sykes. Charles Is. Drake aud n. :.
Stevens.
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The McCalin Court Martial.

NEW YORK. April 22.-In the court-mar-
tial to-day Mctalla entered a formal plea
of not guilty To all the charges and speci-
fications and made formal request FOR
copies of all courts martial held on the
Enterprise during her cruise and also for
the courts martial on Commander Cross
man and Captain Ammon. II was re-.
solved to send TO Washington for the
originals.
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AMONG THE RACERS.
Races Mt Memphis,

MEMPHIS, April "a drizzling rain
fell throughout the programme. The
track was sloppy.
Five frrlongs-Ethel s. won, Rose How
ard second, Nellie Wolf third. Time
1:07A.
Five furlongs Annie won, Ar
miel second, Mamie Fonso third. Time
:O6.
Five furlongs-Dundee won, National
second, Annie Brown third. Time I :06a4.
Mile and ne-eighth-Huntress won,
Buckler second, Boaz third. Time 2.02.
Six furlongs-Skobeloff won, Ida
second, Eight-to-Seven third. Time | :19.
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A Mining swintile.

NEW YORK. April PA special from
New Brunswick. n. j.. says that early in
~ one John Halsey came here and talked
up "A silver mining scheme in Colorado. A
doctor took block worth $4,000 AMI
Miss Elizabeth Minturn subscribed for
$1,000. Halsey disappeared and no
amount OF diligent search has since re-
vcalcd his whereabouts. II is believed
that Halsey had saltcd the mine and
victimized the dupes here.
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Special To III. standard.
BLACkfoor. Idaho, April 22.- The body
Of l.. NJ. Watson, who mystcriously dis
appeared some time in December last. was
found Ia the sage brush about "A mile and
half from his home, just west Of Black
foot. The opinion is that while intoxicated
be wandered from the highway and per-
isbrd OF cold,
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Hot Blop,le,l keutuckIaus.

LorisyILLE, April 22.-W. p. Campbell.
assistant enrolling clerk of the Kentucky
house, has sent challenge to fight duel
TO Thomas II. Davis. editor Of the Marys-
vile Republican. Davis published a re-
port that Campbell had left debts unpaid
when recently he went away from
Augusta, Ky. Campbell threatened 10
kill DAVIS on sight IL the duel is declined.
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Tn. CITY Of Keriin Released.

NEW YORK, April The steamer City
of Berlin has been released by the GUS
toms officers, her captain asserting he
was not aware yesterday that unloading
was going on withou, "A permit. The ln-
man company gives "A stipulation to abide
by the result Of the pending inyestiga-
ton.
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sho, HI. sweetheart and Himself.

BIG RAPIDS. Mich. April 22.-S. Nelson
Of Esperia, Mich. a swede, this morning
shot his sweetheart. Annie Nelson, be-
cause she refused To marry him. Her
father had forbidden the union and the
girl objected 10 dsobeying his will. Hav-
ing killed her as she was going to school,
a mile from the town. he fled into the
woods. and was found dead with a bullet
through the head.
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IN THE HOUSE.
A General Debate ON the Legislative Ap
preparation Bill.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Chandler of
Massachusetts moved that the house con-
cur IN the senate amendments to the
worlds fair bill. This being done the bill
was finally passed and will be sent TO the
president.
The house then went into committee of
the whole on the Legislative appropriation
bill.
Butterworth, in brief explanation of
the bill, said that in some OF the bureaus
debts there was substantially n civil PEN
sion list. II consisted of a number Of old
persons who had faithfully served
the government In the past, but
who were no longer able to
on the rolls, but were of no service to the
government. The committee on appro-
| priations had allowed an increase In the
| clerical force Of the civil service commits
sion substantially as requested by the
| commission.
Dockery criticised the bill which pro-
vided for the appointment OF 14l new Of
ficers at q costsof Sl61 500. Referring to
the civil pension list, he said i'm the de-
partments there were employed 391 per-
sons who were wholly or partially inef-
| flcicnt, but who draw salaries amounting
to S35O,000. He believed IL there was new
blood in the departments 80 or 100 clerks
could be discharged at a saving Of 81 ,500,-
600 year.
Allen, of Mississippi, quoted from a
speech delivered by Cannon, and used as
n campaign document, declaring that the
republican party was devoted to the
country and would, IL IL came into power,
administer economy and greatly reduce
expenditures. He then quoted from the
civil service planks OF the republican
party and from President Harrison's let
ter of acceptance, but the republican
| t,arfy had uoue hack IN its rrpruises and
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Linden Park Races.

LINDEN PARK, N. j., April 22.-OpeninR
day Of the Blood Horse association races
QSix furlones = Farnham won, Bradford
second, st. John third. Time IA.
Four furlongs - Dead heat between
Hands OF and Tendency Filly, Best Boy
third. Time .49h.
Seven fnrlongs = Zadrift won, Sam
Morse second, Kenwood third. Time I -.
One mile-Ilma b. won, Golden Reel
second. Time I :43A.
Six furlongs Gold Reed won, Zulu
second. Stockton third. Time :15E.
Six Furlongs-John Gray won, Little
Barefoot second, Matte Looram third.
Time :03H.
Six furlongs-Defendant won, Louis L.
second, Little Monarch third. Time :03.
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Decline I'm Gold.

NEW YORK, April ,22.-flint 4 Go. late
this afternoon received "A dispatch from
Buenos Ayrcs, conveying the intelligence
Of a strong decline in gold quotations at
that place. A drop from 3l5 To 2s6 took
place yesterday, and "A further decline to
240 occurred to-day.
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PoRTLAND, Ore, April 22.-The striking
carpenters remain firm in their deterrnin-
alton TO make the contractors yield 10
their demand for eight hours work
Bricklayers and plasterers are also out
and building in this city is almost at a
staudstill.
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Honoring stanley .

BRrssELs. April "a complimentary
fete was given on the Bourse this after
noon by the Society of Engineers in honor
OF Stanley. The royal family took an
active part.
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Death From a surgical Operation.

PORTLAND. Me-, April a. Lorestnie
Hinkley of Madrid died to-day from the
effects of recent remarkable operation
OF removing two false teeth on a metal
plate which he had swallowed. He lived
N DAYS
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Confirmed Yesterday.

wAsHINGroS. April 22.-J. h. Shupe
has been confirmed as register of the
land Office At Roseburg, Ore.
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American Association Games.

At Philadelphia-Ath Il, SYRIA
cusc q.
At Louisville Louisville ., Columbus l..
At IT. Louis-St. Louis .. Toledo q.
AT Brooklyn Brooklyn =, Rochester :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
nl.u,,--s.. Is-, q I,a..

Bismarck as Humorist" Is the title
of book which is - appear soon at Dus-
seidortf. In it the following anccdote IL
related When ths Prussian troops en-
tered Nicsolsburg one OF tbe citizens
began 20 aause the Prussians en- the
street.. He vas Immediately seized rv
soldiers sud beaten into silence The
raw attracted a crowd. and rresentlv
h'snar-K came along sn3 wanted n
snow what rss tle matter. This man
vas ahusi1g the rrr1=siars ard -
that's not true exclaimed the man.
[ Only sh-sef Bismarck A roar II
laughter E-setei t''is urra-s.ruate reDir.
hn- Bismarck Ieined in 10 and sai5 -Iet
fhe fellow ~. Others sud greater meu
havs icne rhe sauae thing
on snCther 1arp an ane-.3-t- is --i at05
m BssnarcS own words At Eouizs-
-rafz Z bad 0rIv enc usors cigar i1 my
pocsst. sad thar v-laried a. n,iser
ICES hss treasures iuring che whole hs--
tie. Nv faarv 3resr ~ ere sr r5-vr,srs
-.at ~izsr would give Te after t-a ta+-
-a Talt presently noticed a rccr s--
sre~ f~irc On fhe -T-uni o-rh srr,s shrt
- ~i---s arf begging f-r srn-a refresh
-rrt 7 zear-he5 n az uv pocksts. bur
rr--f -.fhinE tut money ansi-u,v cigar
st izheed ard prt IS n tee rncuth ~
ere he rlssS sol.fssr Tca ssc0if have
seen his x-aest,1f s--iie' I ha~e ne~sr
s-io~es cigar as mach sS that era -
C1s---s-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

shsrt ar rse eutraaoe. gs5ss ons sao,-.l
CO tls p.cturssgas s1ele IS TIE iA4De.
aroes lie pofusfs. aai ysnlstes. Anu@-
ll.el
Ih5aes sseused chaug geo 81 Danrasen -
late tears las 20 sre sIll q! l.-ssi -ei.
e. s lleul Psrfy j may be TIE climate
cr a.s.ct4uon e llh an An.~l lr4n SISTER
h..sa. os-~h9 ansSss-- perhaps solle-
b1ss ass teli hsr o' Mrs Be-k1Sps pre-
sicaon bal Mrs Perry has uoi yeg begun
70 grow ooArss. re.d faced o. sioat she
i = Nollerfllls popular - IA tAs ladies' of
tie til aad La found warm fuenes
among them bar Nrs. spragne q lie u
fsntry l. tne woman she particularly Tan
cies srd her gruff old klnsman pr. Gum
IS ever welcome gasst al their nreside.
II was be. she told her husband long
after. who undid the mischief Mrs Bel
knap had been able 10 SOW Ia one brief
conversation. 1--we known that young
woman ever since she wore pinafoTes
GLADYS She has some good points. too.
bur her one idiosyncrasy Is that every
man sic meets should bow down 10 and
worship her She Is an Alexander II pet
ticoats, signing for new worlds 10 con-
quer, has been aeoquette from the cradle,
and-what she can forgive IN Ned Perry
is that ne simply did not fall IN love with
her as she thought be had
Down al Dunraven the gates are gone.
the doors are very Hospitality open
Even is still manager de Jure, bat young
Mr. Maitland. the proprietor. Is manager
de facto. and. though there is constant
,-oing and coming between the fort and
the ranch. and the officers Of the -th
ride in there IL all hours. what makes
the ranchman 30 popular among the rank
and fle is the facI that SeTgt "Owynne.
as they still call him. has a warm place
in his heart for one aad all, and every
year when the date of his enlistment In
the -th comes round he gives a barbecue
dinner TO the men, whereat there are
feasting and drinking of heaiths and
song and speech making. and Leary and
Donovan aud even the recreant Kelly
are apt 10 be boisterously prominent on
such occasions, but blissfuLy so--for
there hasn't been a shindy OF any kind
since their old comrade stepped into bis
possessions at Dunraven Ranch.
THE END.
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Ask Your Friends About 1t.

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know It because kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured 30
many coughs and colds in tins com
niunity. K, remarkable sale has been
won entirely by It's genuine mont. Ask
some friend who ha, used il what he
thinks OF Kcmp's Balsap There IS 10
medicine so pure. none effective. Large
bottles, 5oc and 81, at all druggist,
>amrlc bottles free.
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WEAK STOMACH;
IMPAIRED DIGESTION;
SICK HEADACHE
DISoHDERED LIVER (;

they ACT LIKE MAGIC "a fste doses VIII
work wor6ers upon the vital Organs
StrenQtheninq the muscular System restoring
lonRlost CompieSion bringing back tue
Keen edqe OF appetite. and arouslng with
the ROSEBUD OF HEAlTh the 'cI,ote fhY-
sicdI cneTn. of the human fraTne- Ibese
are facts admitted by Thousands. IN
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RcnlarkabI. Re.cnr

Mrs Mlchac Curtain, plainield, H.,
makes the statement that She caught
cold, which settled en her lungs She
WAS treated Tor month by Der family
physician. hut grew worse. Tie told
her that enc was a hopeless victim ~
consumption and that no med cine
could cure her. Her druggist suggest
cd Dr. King New Discovery for con-
sumption, she bought . hottie and to
her delight lOurd herself benefited
from first dose, >hc c0ntuUed lis use
and after taking ten bottles found her-
self sound and well, now does her oNu
homework ard rs vol as she over
wre Zoe t-a. bottle of this Great Dis-
eovorv at Peck Dros drug store, large
bottles SD. and 81 no.
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j. NJ. Loose Red Glover Co.. Detroit:
! eli, erfully furnish the same for
publication.
Mrs. =, age 36, cancerous face tcell
cancer, has tried many physicians and
on presentation TO me was horrible
SIGHT 10 look upon, nose partly eaten
away, deep pits n checks, forehead
and chin. As Il last hope put her on
Loose's Extract OF Red Cloyer-largc
doses internally, and rs a local apph-
cation, ! used the solid extract In
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from the first week, and IN four
months was entirely well. Now eight
cen months since first treatment and
10 signs of return.
JOHN !. WEAVER
Liberation of the leg Indolcnt Ulcer.
Recovered entirely alter three months
treatment with Red Glover Extract and
Solid Extract Dressing. Now one year
since treatment and no sign OF return.
Cancer OF Lip and Skin disease.
Entirely cured with three months
treatment with Red Clover Extract
and Solid Extract Dressing, Now over
year and no sign OF return. III. B.Sec-
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Red Clover Extract in three months,
with none of the after results such a.
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IL YOU have any doubling physicians,
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TO regain your health ID you arc run
down aud suffering from nervous pros
tration2 VII tcu' you what cured me
after suffering tor mo1ih-. / used
two bottle, OF Sulphur B.ttcrs, and now
! am a well mani. Stills. Book
keeper, Canton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

Temperance lecturer ln Now England,
Mrs. John Barton, saws; ! was subject -
those doathiy sick headaches and also
dyspepsia. sulphur Bhters cured me
8hcn al other remedies failed. Mrs.
Barton is the Wltc of John Barton,
Nupcrtcndcut Of Repairs, Pacific Mills,
7 Lawrence Mas
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

Harsh purgatiye remedies are fast
giving away 10 the gentle acton and
mild effects OF Carter Little Liver Pills,
II you Try them, they VIII certainly
please YOU.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

Bcccham'sP.n. cures Costvcncss and
Indigestion.
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pre.ssa beei- ;. ssssst
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TAraaeTs FFsaee.
bs.tei "a 3 reund.
taoasse = 49,. .sU hUn1Es1
Turn rs---10 Sd, 3 bushel-
kee.s se oushrl
iafnalps et ogsAel.
Oliels-at. E busheL
Graia. Hour aud fesa
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CoIa--s.saa : bsshe-
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kst--Sac y b8Slel
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Bran s'-un tom.
NlddHugs- -Sltts r teu.
flouI-Lily ~ hue s-loi Pslcnt, SO & ban.
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8obbels Prices
Apples 80 -.58 3 barrel
Beams s.. "a ~ Z huslel.
tgEs-ls.a 10 r aulra.
bUffeT- asa 1N pound.
futat0eo-isE q nueltI.
Hoods Htrsapan.la is peculiar m
strength and econoWy 1t j. the only
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200 dose, one dollar TIy d bottle
and You VIII be convinced ~ is merit
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Lo0se's Red Clover Pills cure SEX
Headache, Dyspepsis, Indigestion, and
Constipation. PC per box. 5 boxes
tor 81. For sale by White a White,
druggists, Morton House block.