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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01
The Mayor Ought to be Impeached.

A dispatch from Fort Dodge
says; "The mayor of Algona has
issued proclamation forbidden
the use of baby carriages 90 the
sidewalks of the city. The mayor
claims that a perambulator has no
more right on a sidewalk than a
lumber wagon or any other vehicle
The edict has caused sensation
among the mothers of Algona, and
it will probably be disregarded. He
ought to be ashamed Of himself.
Let hin Jump on bicycles and iris
cycles and push carts and wheel
barrows, hut, tor the sake of the
rising genera ton. let him keep his
hostile official hands from the in~
fants perambulator. A poet has
neatly said: "The hand that spunks
the baby rules the world" The
hand that pushes the baby cart
has good grip on the Worlds prog
ress.
At this distarce it does not aps
pear what sort of a CONT the Mayor
of Algona may be. ii he is a soure,i
ba chelor, or a disappointed married
man, his prohibition act can but
he accounted for. Every fresh
mayor itch until he writes II
proclamation. The baby carriages
cannot vote and there Is political
safety in jumping against that
with both ieet. The evils that
men do live after them" and they
must be Winkcd at. The mayor,
hunting ior instances 10 suppress,
might run against them on every
block, but would run a-aInst evil
men ofpolitical influence, and he
must not interfere with them.
A nurse comes down the street
pushing a dainty carriage which
holds the towns twins, the pride of
tn, avenue. The Algona mayor
thinks the lives of citizens are in
danger and he issues a high>sound,
ing eaict against fathers, mothers,
nurses, babies and their carr iapcs
in general. A law is not law
unless it provides punishment tor
its violation. The Algora mayor
has doubtless to lowed up his law
with orders to arrest the nurses, de
stroy the carriages and take the
babies To the pound to he kept un-
ill called .or, if their redeemtl
ives. Bless hinll when women
vote in A Coma he will become 50
tired that he viii wis to he taken
home il wheel harrow
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01
Reputation.

The reputation Of a r an is made
up Of what people say Of him. In
like manner the reputation of q
medicine depends on Whit they
who have used it say. No rene
dy in existence has so good a rep
utation as blood remedy as d. b.
b. Botanic Blood Balm). 1t is a
successful physicians prescription
aud quickly cures both mild and
terrible cases OF bad blood.
Or. l.. a. Guild, Atlanta, Ga. !,
writes: VIM. Sealock, living on
my place, had an ugly running al,
Ger on his arm which ordinary
remedies failed to control. AS n
last resort placed him on use of
b B. B. and the ulcer be. an to
heal at once, and effected an en-
tire cure. L is remedy we'll
worthy Of confidence.
DR.. j. E. Hal, Druggist at
Americas, Ga, writes: ~ plan.
Ter near this place had several Of
his hest laborers affected with
Syphilis. lie got them B. b. b.
ard pronounces them all we'll. 4
gang Of A. P. q L. Railroad hand,
use B. B. B. ai.h great benefit t
conteract the effects Of Swami
malaria.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01
VALUE or THE EGG INDUSTRY.
Remarkable Estimates OF The Year.
~ Consumption in this CoaA-
try

Few people appreciate the mag,
nitude Of the egg industry Of the
United States. Il is favorite
amusement OF the free traders. ii
and out of congress, 10 hold mp ii
delision that clause OF the NcIkin.
ley bill which imposes duty
five cents dozen On forei m eygs
although nearly 70,000.000 eggs
come across the border from Cal a.
In alone, while great numbers ol
eggs are imported from Europe.
III Is only by comparison, saio
N. Waterbury, the well.knowu
commission merchant OF No. rs
Warren street, on Saturday. to l.
Tribune reporter, that we cui
grt an estimate Of eggs produced
in the United States, tor there ar,
no trustworthy figures. But We
know that Boston, New York,
Philadelp ia and Brooklyn, witi.
i population Of 1900, 900 (a low
estimate, by the way, )consumc ii
eating, bakinl. etc., about 500,
GOO barrels OF eggs annually, d
three Fights OF a barrel, say TWEEN
ty'eie hi dozen, to each inhabitan
every year
Apply tn same ratio to elch
the 60, GOO, 600 inhabitants Of III,
United States, and we have III
grand total Of 100000 doza
which, at iwcIve cents Il dozeu
mounts to s2lS, 600 900. rnare is
nothing to smile 1T in these fl cures
five add poultry, this shows up I,
70 be one Of the most Important
industries Of the country Nen
York Tribune.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01
FHE AUnITGR's AWARD
In the KeatOn- Mayo Case. The
End Not Yet.

End Not Yet.
Jedge J. ] Beck, Of Morgan,
who was appointed by Judge
Bower, at the last spring term o!
Dougherty Superior Court to re
audi; the celebrated suit OF X eaton
vs.. Mayo. which has been pending
since 1873. has finished his examis
nation Of the case aud has sent in
his decision which awards to Mayo
3. 400 with interest from LIST, OF
January, 1870
Suit viii be continued under
the awsyd 81 Judge Beck decis.
ion. This case has become cele.
DRAFTED, having extended over a
period OF seventeen years. 1t has
several times been tried in the SUI
perior court, and bias been appeal
ed twice to the Supreme Court,
and twice audited, and the end
is not yet. 1t is Janndice vs.
Jaundice on a small scale, ana
may end as disastrously to the
parties to the suit as aid that cele,
brated case.
Keaton and Mayo were partners
in operating several large farms
near Albany from '66 70 II or 70,
and The suit grew ou' Of The disso,
luton OF the firm and the division
Of he assets. The original
amoent in dispute was about SO.
Albany News
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01

Wherever there are children it
is becfssary to provide against IN
discretion in eating in the Spring
and summer. Keep a bottle Of
Iyamar's Diarrloea Mixture always
at hand
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01

am SO grateful for the henefi,
eia! results obtained from using s.
S. 5. that | want to add my testi,
money to that already published,
for the public good | was mass
of sores before using, but am now
entirely cured.
.. MCCARTHY, ST Lous, Mo.
Treatise on Skin AMI Blood Dis
eases maid free.
SWIFT specific Co, Atlanta, Ga
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01
Petition for Charter.
GEORG.A-TerreII onntY.

OEORG.A-Ierrell Ounty.
To the Superior court % sai,r
county: he petition OF A G Hi.
I J S'tai'l.ataar " q Aver, -
Williams, J NJ Holland, } Il Chan
man and S S havnes respectfully
shows tn i they desire for ilnm
selves, incig associates and success
ors, to he Incorporated under III
corporate name Of Brentwood Ca
operative Mill and Gin Company
or the term Of twenty years, win
he privilege OF renewal. ! he 10,
jet of tho ir Incorporation i peeu
mary gain and profit Tor the sioel,
colder. in said CON pauy, and ;h
pariicul r business to be carried
by sad corporation il that Of a
general milling aud ein business,
grinding wheat, corn and other
grains, aud ginning and picking
cotton. and also manufacturer
commercial fertilizers and selling
the sane, and char ing there or
air and remunerative compensa-
lion. The capital stock OF stii
corporation will be two thousand
and five hundred dollar, divided
into shares OF t II dollars each, with
the privilege OF increasing said
capital stock TO an amount not ex
ceeding ten thousand dollars, when
ever majority OF the stockhoId
ers may 50 determine.
The principal place of doin4
business by said corporation will
be in the town Of Brentwood, Trr-
rell county, Ga. Wherefore your
petitioners pray that they and
their successors may be made
body corporate aud polite, under
the name Of the Brentwood Coon
erative Mill and Gin Company,
with the following rights. power.
and privileges; To sue and be
sued, to plead and be implicated 81
contract aud he contracted wita.
To have aud use a common seal, Il
make bylaws for the government
OF its officers and sto kholders no
inconsi,te / with the laws of Geor
LA and the United States and tn,
SINE to alter, ame4d or repeal .
,heir will. to buy, hold, own have. |
use, improve, rent, lease, sell an
convey real and personal prepert, |
Tor corporate purp lses, to borrow |
money for corporate purposes and |
secure the same by mortgage, deed |
or oil wise as may be deeme. |
20 make notes and az
counts, to appoint all officers anG
agents tor the management ol il |
business, TO employ all servants |
workmen and all Other PEI
sous useful Or ueediui to the prof
or iuct Of the bnslress oi si
corporation, and 10 have and enjoy
all other ri his, powers and p v
lie tes conferred by luw upon en-
porations o. like character il
this STATE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01

How often do we see this on the faces
of children and, alas, of people who other
wise are healthy? What causes it? Bad
Blood. The thought is terrible; the
trouble is worse. No ordinary help can
remove it. 1t requires something I'M
usual. DO not take cheap sarsaparillas
OF blood purifiers. You must have some
thing that has proven its lower in both
Europe and America. General Wheat
cloft Nelson, Of London, says: my
experience ir the English army, as well
rs IN America, eonvinces me that nothing
50 thoroughly puriiies the blood. or adds
to the health, vigor ard lie, as DR..
Aaker's English Blood Elixir"
his grand Elixir is sold ly druggists
in al parts &C America. It IS good
p,Te. honest medicine. Try it to-day
For sale by DEAN d DAVIS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01

Both the method and iesnlts when
syrup of Figs is talsap; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste. 4n,. ..cts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanees tho sys-
tsnl eit6ctuaily, dispels colds, head
sches and feyers and cures habitnal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
iuced, pleasing to the TASTE and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
10 action and truly beneficial IN its
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
loalthy and agreeable substances, its
..i~ny excellent qualities commend it
II all and have made il the most
opular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs ID for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CAkiF0REiA re SKRP Co
SAN FRANCISCO. oAL.
'<otgSkLEE. AZ. Aew F0AK. Nv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01

| prescribe Smiths Tonic Sylur
tor chlils AID levers and believe il
4 very reiiahIe remedy j II
Osborne, NJ. D., Greensboro, Al.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01

Collie yields at once to Lamar's
Diarrohea Mixture.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01

Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse
the system cffectually, yet gently,
when costive or bilious. or when
the blood is impure or sluegish, 10
permanently cure habitual con.
sumption, to awaken the kidneys
and liver to healthy activity,
without irritating or weakening
them, use Syrup Of FIGS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01
IIoYL & PARKS,


PttltloNers Ntlorneys
! certify the above and forego
ing to lie a true aud correct ex-
tract from the record Of Terrell
Superior Court, this Sept, 13th,
1890. J. s. F. CLARK. Clerk.
Filed in Office this 18Th. day Of
Sept, 1890.
], 9. T. CLARk, Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

Rudyar6 Kipling, who yisited Chsutau-
qua three years ago because be said. al
the newspapers we're talking about b..
called IL "a sort of lawn tennis academy ~
the arts and sciences
Among the notable figures bcre IL =
woman who has been identified with The
assembly since it's frst meeting seventeen
years ago. when IL vas o sort ~ SUNDAY
school convention - strictly religious
and devotional cbaractor She h. Mn lsa-
bella " Alden. who a. better known a.
"Pansy" Alden, that being her Dom De
plume
Bishop Vincent. who s. The fntber of
CkBatsuqUa. vas frleod of Mu. Alden,
and sucooe5ei in 80 interesting tie la1y 10
SUNDAY school work that she lecsms bend
or the school for primary teachers sDc
taught aboof 211 purils . week
The growth 81 the CbaUtauQus scheme.
which ~as cnlsrgeJ a. ibs Deosesify l'e-
cane esider. fcr giving = secular ~ well
az religious training - tundsf school
teachers hss greatly Interested Mn Alden
She 10 no longer sr,lTs.y engaged In tie
work. hut comes rezalsrir ever season.
The yonsn's club is noH bef erpeciai pst
sssooiatiou
Nrs Alden belongs ~ toe G J. $. C.
eiass of -. which was called Toe faDsv
cla... snf sslecfed that blossom fof the
class ds-vrr IN CORP ilfseut - her She - .
native n Rrehestnf y b esd uss n ets-
dent 81 the @ssBsss ColieElsts iDstitute -
Cor Kew York Wcrlo
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08
Trave.InC $50 Miles an Tour.

Ore Of our correspondents not long ago
asserted that speed Of 100 miles an hour
by steam locomotives was entirely prhctl
cable, and thought il would be attained
In recent lecture before a scientic club
Professor Elihu Thompson declared that
much higher speeds than can now be oh
tnined with steam locofnstives are 10 be
expected by means OF electricity. and be
considered from loo 70 even $50 miles per
hour possible While In the steam loco
motives there are reeiProoating parts that
must be put in motion, stopped and re
verxed continually, in the electric looomo-
tive We have simply rotary motion. which
makes it possible TO run with economy al
much higher rates Of speed
He believed that II we conld come back
after another hundred yeaSs we would fnd
10 miles an hour 20 be the speed OF travel
ing. adding. 1T simply depends upon lnd-
ing the necessary methods OF applying suf-
fcient power aud building locomotives 10
suit. arrangements being adopted 70 keep
the cArs on the track" One hundred and
nfty miles an hour may be among the pos
sibilities, but probably most people now
adays would rather leave 20 coming genera
ti0us the enjoyment q whirling through
space Al that irightfgl velocity. To leave
Cbic8co at night aud be ia New York Bcxi
morning would be wonderful achieve q
msnt. involving great increaso ~ business
facilities. but the safety Of such a spcsi
under present conditions may well ne cues
tioSed.-Now Orleans Pioayune
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08


Chnnct cessoserisift,1si reoofr roeBr he
cstsoo81 - - oBs - the fauef interest ~
sights - PAIRS Sft<r . fsw uiputes IN
fhess sosJteYfsnssr ps-ssgss cuTfysfif fssds
ifsef rDcrs thsr ssf;sfe1 u - ofs -
fho~s uiaces wfsers e~sr~o-s vfsfss ~ re
ard .. -hlth pobssdr ~-auts e~er - r.ssirp
csrf sinly wss glad - 60 oaf - f.er. -
eiirrk ssrr> fhsf see7,set almost irterufr-
stlie n-s fnsiiT IN, rnTssf 81 fhe ~fwifv-
80 ~ in shs Heft - sur fhss ore-s
hark fks had ~ firesorne a,rarf 80
sou~eri- - rsa~s lorus ssrie-ts erenrrioF
esir fher. y 81 iHspoy4srt rgf~ctier 81 -
ga or ~ fhs vsils sne fsfslerr-rsss ~
Skulls sra crssss9zies - ttis Sc tae--rsn~en
Ses5 r5fr
Thas. gin visexes - rsortsifts srZ9est
- - vhs1 rnornentary ssis.as - tte Hfs
~ rnsr fyf-es1 10 eseruitT - ttss r,sst
sr,s ~ she fssurs Wsey. g.. tts sfsirfss
TIE sous. Inst onos srsusat@e e. tsss-s
rrilifs-e - hBussr tefnVsf fus~s 1919
vrs vii ax9 - lone - vua r,isa~s krse~I
e3are is hi8a@E fy>'F1 ns corfi iniet~iT Tfrea
ssn1s - Yee<s - ptsi.-soptr bs-s NJ -
srFvey@< fbe sTrsesfsef ~fs~s irev - 49,. rsffs
souis suy-fvs euF hsti>s ~ 6rirs. ses<.i,ss
us - h~lsvs Il ere - ~ esrss - rfs n
= bore thsf sassefFls SID tse<xs - - -
hefisf fksf tft Rrsvs h 40 rl-r iass kors.s
Oar aestsrsftnr = - eTissr ss,fe~s ttsr
r osfsoszaas sne tis cezn-,s~sss - Hsnrr
Esvaas ln Cslaaxs Hwzsz
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

arzSes. I.gsher sznxs H. CAarls< Usssss
~t.ss i. lsswef NassA selsSs n Oar
xeiSes aop NAY oe karsh xz.d QGr s2rs M
-, a. assG. bssf ear shro&ss ols&rcd ~ 49,
ani sIlF cz,.4e1Slcs eli~rsea. yoa sa6 MI
,,ot he ashamed - alter oar solaas ~ load
y a. an q tAe-a.
Those na<io1s that have always been
eetingulshea Z Ter tbegr cspacsts "a se1E
VII III up thar voioes il that neledy
TAase y be have bad mUck opport nnlsy g
heSr he 6ernaahs sing vii kaow whAi
ides mean & give when ! sss tAsl TIE
grr.s German netioa waQ par their deep,
full xoaces iate the oew seas ExeFy ooay
knosss the natural glfs q ghe Atrle&n Tor
singing NJ sinsnas Oh thus oonansls
Lac that of The oolorea charcAes IL the
soath. Everybody going 10 RicAmonc or
q Charleston wants - hear the Africans
slns. Bat when not only i2thi0piz. bat
al that continent of darkness, lifts ep its
haads. ana al AfrlcA poGrs hef great vol
ums of voios into the new soag-thNt viii
be musie Tor yea Added u this are All
the sixteen thousand rnillions u chilarun
that are estimated To have soae int glory.
Snd the host Of Young ana old that here
after shall people Ibs earth and inh4bis
the stars.
ca THE SEw SONG.
On the new song. Gather II all up
Multiply it with every sweetness Pour
into il every harmony Crown II with
every gieaneSs, Belt IL with every splen-
dor. Fire II with every glory. Tess il "a
the greatest height % majesty. Roll II
20 ths grendest cycle of eternity and then
you hsve buS the faantest conception Il
what John experienced wben. GIaidst the
mag2ifloenoe OF apocalyptie vision. he
heard 1.-THE new song
God grant that st last we may al sing
il, But II We DO not sing the praise q.
Christ upon earth we viii never stag Il ~
heaven. BE sure that your hearts are now
sttuncd for the heavenly worship There
Is a cathedral ia Europe with al organ al
each end Organ answers orgcn. and TIE
music waves backward and forward witt
indescribable effect Well, my friends. TOT
time viii come when earth and heaveI
will be but different parts OF one great &C
cord II viii be JOY here aud JOY there
Jesus here and Jesus thsrel Trumpet 4
trumpet. Organ 70 orgznl HsllelujAh q
hallelujah, Until tie day break and IA,
shadows Zee away, turn, my beloved. ans
be thou like a roe or young hart Upol
the mountains of DetheT'
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

| heard q story the other dGv about the
former assistant rector of one of the larg-
est Episcopal churches in the city. The
gentleman in question IS now the president
OF a college so far away that he cannot
mind IL ! relate the incident. Re was a
Jolly good fellow when he lived in a board
ing house here, and in his OF bours be was
accustomed to join in with the other good
fellows of the house at a friendly game OF
whist or a smoke.
One evening when he was out az service
two OF the wags Of the establishment re
membered that Ii was his invariable habit
upon returning home 10 dof his rounds-
bout vest and clerical coat, put on an old
smoking jacket and incase his feet In a
pair Of morocco slippers. whict latter al.
ways occupied the same position on bis
bedroom floor preparatory 10 has coming
Accordingly they firmly nailed these slip
pers 20 the floor and awaited results in the
next room.
Presently the dominic returned. They
heard him moving about. they heard the
thud of his shoes as they were taken Of,
and thrown down, and then all was 81
lence. They peeked cautiously in. and
there beheld the young clergyman stand
ing in his slippers, his face white as sheet
and look of horror upon it, his ewes star
ing straight ahead. The sight was too
much for them, but they managed 10 sup
press their laughter and ask in tone OF
amazement what the matter was
Matter" he gasped, there Is matter
enough; boys. I'm paralyzed, and can't
move hand or foot. For mercy's SAKE
help me-"
The man did actually, such is the forcs
Of imagination, believe be was paralyEsd
for a moment or two, but be finally set
'em up, in manner appropriate 70 hii
calling, by buying cigars for the crowd
Brooklyn Life
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

Or David Day has large share - pity
for newspaper men and corfesses % won
derluent that they I've 80 long and health
ilv - they undoubtedly d. The doctor
carnot understand bcw NET can sf8ad Il
70 have their natural rest broken ~ con
tinuously and q work - stea3ily when
they should b sleeping Apropos o. his
wonder TIE doctor said "You fellows srs
~ different stuff from horses ~ you'd ~
dead ere this Tn TIE olden dsvs. swhsn
TIE mEil between London and Edinturzh
was carried On horsebsck The post bows
soon discovered that the horses that vers
o. tie ro1te between ard o'cloct a n
coon played out. and otssTrsticn allowed
that enforced insomnia wss - bisns Tns
hcrse only SLEEPS about t-o hsurs tr TIE
twenty -foar. su6 fboee are the bours 80
twsen 2 s8d 4s 70 n tbss srs rsqulreS
q work day after dsy daring those bours
thsy soon give ID su3 Tia. since TIER -rili
30 siesY-to any proft - tbezsssiv vet--
during Any other portaon - tfs fvsufv
49, Nz-.<s So paul f5e~res- Press
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

Both tie method and results when
Syrup OF sigs Is taken; II Is pleasant
and refreshing % the tszte, and acts
gently YET promptly On TIE kidneys.
Liver aud Bowels, elezases the sys-
TEN eFectually, dispels colds, hez1-
sches ard feyers and cures hahitnal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
Only remedy Of its kiad ever pro
dueed, pleasing to the taste and se-
eeptab!e 70 the stomach, prompt Ia
IL action and truly beneficial IN iIs
effects. prepared only from the laos.
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend It
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles bT all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand ull pro-
cure it promptly fer any one who
wishes 10 try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic Sf3UP co.
SAg FRANCISCO, cAl.
toCsSULLE. ~ ksw FoSS ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08
HEALTH IS WEALTH

TX. h. &. EsTs NEEYE AND BRAIS TREAT-
NESI. a gGar1nleld specl6c for Hyste a DiEzi-
ns.ss. Commissions. Pits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous PrOstratiou caused BY the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness. Mental
Depression. S0iteuing ~ the Brain resulting
IN insanity and leading TO misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Age. Barrenness. Loss
n Power in either sex. Involuntary Losses and
>permatOrrhpA caused by over-exertion Of the
brain. self-tbRse or over-irtulgence. Zach box
cOutaius one months treatment. Sl.V) q box.
or SIX boxes Or 500. sent by mail prepaid Oh
receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEES SIN BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by us for six b0Ies. accompanied bv $500. We
viii - Bd the purchaser one written guarantee
10 re-uad the money II the treatment d. oes not
effect q cure. Guarantee c, issued only ~ White
a White, Morton House Pharmacy. sole
agents. ~ Monroe-st.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Open al night
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

Further. z 81 c1TarnenecrstI soaz
We ara 1istinctig teld "a, e nakes rsf
szerce - pest telirsrsnoes %. her
usEea 1sTe tasg = ssa9 soo9t. Tlse7 .s.as
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

4 VIA - Aeee1s- a@9tsa - - $3.50
Il ~ uAsps ~ sAs EsssssAsa r. cd
GO. fh.s We stsy Al Goa il siss-
- Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

A f-rn ~ chemists in Bsruirvhsrn. Eng
lard. place u4,c'n sil p,is1as s1ie ~ to~rz g.
res1fons - ~ tbe srtiiote whteh sseald -
sprs - - csses 1terstAs paiseEss syt - -
scrS6en+s1lv or infentenaslT ~ hsvssr
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