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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

The Duke of Orleans will probably ac-
cept the pardon granted by President
Carnot and submit to being transported
across the border without demurrer.
Having tried both he will no doubt de-
eide that personal freedom outside of
France is Preferable to continuance in
that country without the privileges of a
citizen. 1t is said that all things come
to them that wait, and the duke is a
young man. He has this advantage, at
least, of Boulanger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
AN "oFF" DAY FOR coNsP1RAToRs

In the trial of the Bulgarian conspira-
tors, Captain Kolobkoff and Messrs.
Rizof, Arnandoff, Schandaroff, Molloff,
Kessimof and Steffanoff were all found
guilty and taken off to prison.
1t seems that Zankoff was unable to
rescue them from the stern Stambuloff,
who thought that the conspiratorS got
off quite lightly in lot having their
heads struck off.
The general impression, however, in
Bulgaria is that it was an off day for the
conspirators, as the fact that one Of them,
Kolobkoff, is an officer in the Russian
army, had not the least effect in in
Auencing the court in the disposition of
the prisoners.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

The statistician of the interstate COM
merce commission is authority for the
statement that last year the railroads of
the United States killed 5.S23 persons
and injured 26,S09. The responsibility
for these appalling figures is divided
about evenly between the railroads,
which fail in providing the proper safe
guards for the protection of their pat
rons, and the travelling public. who have
not yet learned that human life is worth
more than the time which they try to
save at the risk of bodily peril.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

nation but who are now an integral part
of that nation. If the south Loyalty ac-
cepts the verdict Of the war. as it Is do
ing. the north viii not criticiSe it for
honoring the memory Of its fallen chief
tains. or even for occasionally bringing
out its old flags which, to enlightened
southerners today. are no longer the en-
blems Of treason but the souvenirs Of a
gigantic mistake.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

A writer in a religious paper suggests
the formation of 'Church sermon So
ciety," which shall keep on hand a stock
of original sermons for the use of busy
clergyman. OF course the writer was
only joking there being no need of such
p society, as the preachers know that if
their flock can't remember the text of
last Sundays sermon, they are not very
liable to remember the context of one
q wear old.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

George Francis Train, who has just
completed a tour around the world, says
he has not shaken hands with man, wO-
man or child for over fourteen years. As
there is some doubt as to whether Trains
malady is catching or not, for this ac-
ton Mr.. Human Comet deserves much
IbaOES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

cit may interest young ladies who
finger piano keys TO know that every
pound of ivory brought out of Africa,
according to Stanley, costs a human
life ," says an optimistic eNchange-op-
timistic that it did not refer to the NOR
tally in attendance on the civilized key
board.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
For BiIiarv Reasons Only.

From the AtchIsOn bIODe.
Nobody in Kansas is opposing Ingalls,
because they are so good that they are
compelled to blush for his record; no.
body in Kansas is opposing ingalls, be-
cause they are compelled TO blush for his
ignorance: nobody in Kansas Is opposing
Ingalls, because he lacks ability; nobody
in Kansas Is opposing ingalls, because he
Is not honest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

The Wichita Eagle murmurs because
not all the ignoramuses are in the Demo
cratic editorial ranks There are a few
editorial ignOramuses on the resubmissiOn
question who are drifting that way fast,
MurdOck-Abilene Reflector.
But it seems that you are not one Of
than
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
ne One 70 be Pl-ied.

Prom the EInpo-.a Republican.
\ good deal Of newspaper sympathy Is
being wasted upon the public, on &C
count IF the necessity OF answering the
census question as 10 chronic diseases.
There Is nothing the average citizen likes
better 10 talk about than his ailments
and symptoms. The euumeTator Is
the one to be pitied.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

The young duke Of Orleans has been
pardoned and will be escorted out of
France by night. The young man was
eager to serve his country and the
authorities came to the conclusion that
he could best do so abroad.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

From the articles in the northwest Kan
sas papers we judge that though the north
west editors were Il natty crowd on the
way down to Texas, they were a good deal
gnattier on the way back.-Topeka Capt.
tai
We are not advised as to that. but we
know that there are no flies on them. It
is proper TO remark, however, that the
Capital was not represented in the
gang
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

Emperor William, it is said, will be
the guest of The car for ten days. If
the emperor has ever heard of dynamite
and still wants to make such long visit
he must have nerve, or, to use a new and
original term, ''the courage Of his con-
victiODS 3"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

The largest stone bridge in the world
is the one finished in May, 1885, at La
gang, China. 1t crosses an arm of the
China sea, is nearly six miles long, built
entirely of stone, has 800 arches each
seventy feet high. Chinese engineers
had sole charge of its construction. 1t
is the most colossal structure ever reared
Inv mon,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
An Anomalous Case.
From the Kansas City Gazette.

From the Kansas CITY Gazette.
General Lee was a man of honor and
of moral instincts. 1t was anomalous.
therefore, that among those who assisted
in dedicating the monument TO his
memory,the other day in Richmond. a
prominent part should have been assign
ed to an eX-confederate general who
lends his name and influence to advertise
and uphold the greatest lottery swindle
in America.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

If the papers of the Sixth district will
attend to their own knitting they will
probably be able to show a more perfect
party fabric at the round up, and at the
same time allow the Seventh to have a
say in its own affairs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
The reduction OF cents poundin the

The reduction Of cents a poundin the
price of binding Irvine is circumstance
that will be heartily appreciated by the
grain growers of the country, no differ
ence what the reduction may be attrib-
uted to. 1t will have the practical
meaning of saving many thousands of
dollars TO the planters. And this viii be
a net saving. not to be effected by
freight charges nor the volume OF the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
Hence tha Fitness

From the State Journal
Col. Marsh Murdoch will inspect the
naval acadamy of Annapolis. Any one
who lives on the Arkansas river consid-
ers himself versed in marine affairs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

The London Times had better leave
Mr.. Blaine and his gunboats alone. Our
navy may be laughed at by Englishmen,
but our soldiers and our statesmen, never.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

The census enumerator gets five cents
instead Of two cents for the names Of
sick persons. This is very likely to make
the census enumerator's whole family i'll.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

An Indiana man is after Clarkson's
place. This should not surprise anybody
even President Harrison.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

The Congo Free State which Britain
promises to purchase embraces 1900, 600
square miles and contains a negro popu-
lation of 30,0O0,O00.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
EXCHANGE SHOTS.
a Feline Subject.

From the Emporia Republican.
They have some wild cats down in
Oklahoma, but in Kansas we have Will
der
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

A young Englishman has offered to
marry Queen Victoria. After all, there
is something admirable in an English
mans LOYALTY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
MfIlft ,I1gle
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.

After all arguments and selections, the
flag still remains the nearest thing to a
national flower with us.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

4 lady has come 70 the help Of her sister
women, and mas invented a practical redes-
trian umbrella holder. Most Of Us are trou-
bled in the course Of the winter how 70 hold
caricase, umbrella, muff and other impedi-
nents comfortably. This simple little inven-
ton leaves the hands free. II consists OF a
sheath few inches deep, attached 20 a steel
or nickel chain with spring hooks. The um-
brella Is dropped into the sheath, the top Of
which reaches the button AMI elastic usually
carried round the cover, the safety chain is
then passed round the handle and hooked into
the main chain, which has a chatelsine book
10 fasten 10 the waist. If plsced sufficiently
far back it viii not swing. and when it,
wearer is seated II rests at her side. When
the umbrella Is used, the chain is attached 10
the want as before, and the sheath will be
just the right length TO slip into the pocket
Philadelphia Press
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

og besrsa s.reasns.k sd ~il wztuh ,ax
a<rsaq .rre.la.s gaslL ~ lkrssfs oehes< tber
s-aa - away t-e st1aa
~ aas3 Cariss q. a19ve Al sn hs1v.-n IN.
8-hs ezsssac-4s sass test thrs 5 lhe ahssf
sh-se af the celestial sS-rlEtioa al tas
tarooss faesng eas tsresss aa tba us.lass ~svsa
bafcrs bs lere 81 rae cnsal.s douu s. his
fes1 Cssrutlu % cherctan-. serarfs,o T.
srsrklu relselps4 sI.r5- O. re2ssaasa spsst
sha rec1e tas oaFio2r's sarfn7 saerieo~
sad ca -9ue tigb nir ~ taasen. ana Ia
a. shs raalzug Sseep Va moSs gsorlass oa.set
81 b. JassS Ayr.2ds gazing ~ tAa za.
~ 81. s4feras 81 slence 6ssl sfte~@ara
brgaEiaz sorfa i1to aeclawatoa Es laaf-
tyrs. 81 ibs p-rr for tas raras through
utia taey pl-ssed. VII ssy -Fhs S Jesus
lef wrra we1ieI Tas aasstlss ~. it... hat.-
ales for si.s slswreck aEd &C. s3-rzllx
threugh hlea thsy sex AZ szV Lals Is
lte y Jgs-s ~boul We praa acned 81 CorlaIb. sad
st Csn0a4o-la, ana ~ Aut5och. sn8 at Jeru
saIsn fatgls etllrea LAD ia white all
say Fnis s fa- Jesus Who taos as ln ms
arms q hsass.i a.. and when re storms Il
tte worl1 aere to9 cold and loud trss- ht ~
iato th.s beautiful pl4oe The nuliIallee of
TIE l.-refl a. saF "fhls is the jess. ho
cosofsr.si us w1en our heart broke Many
who wandered clear - frou God an plunged
int8 Yagalsaac ST. blt were ssyei IS grace.
aIl s4y. Tins Is ths Jeeus IS b. p1g .s4ed us
We we're lost ga the mountains, and he
brought 8s home We were guilty and he
has made as wtite a. s10W Mercy bound
less. gga,s unparalleled. And thsn, after
ssen one has regi i.el his peculiar deliverancss
ami peculiar meFcles, Tecitei them a. by solo
aI ne voices wili come together into great
chorus wnsca N1l make the arches echo and
re-echo with tiie eternal rzveT berstloD Of glad
less aad ps-.ee and triumph
Edward I was 50 anxious 10 20 - the Holy
Iand that when he was about 10 expire
hs teqneathet slo0 0Oo 70 have his heart,
after bis decease. taken 10 Toe Holy
Land. IN Asia Minor, ami ms request
was complied with Bet there are hun
dreds today whose hearts are already
in The Holy Land Of heaven Where your
treasures are, there arc yOar hearts also
Quaint John Bunyan, If whom | spoke At the
opening Il the discourse, caught q glimpse Of
thai place, and in bis quaint Way he said
And heard IN M dream. and loi tie bells
Of the city rang again for icy and as they
opened the gates u let in the men | looked in
after them, and To- the city shone ike the
sun, ami there were streets of gold, and men
walked on them harPs in their hands, 70 sins
praises withal. and after that they shut up
the gates y Lich when | had seen 1 wished
myself among them
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

An Interesting story Is told OF the manner
IN which The celebrated Russian physician.
Or. BotRln, who las Just died IN the south II
France, lost the intimsse friendship of tho
late czar. which Re had poSSesSSd for many
years. r. sppeors that. through : serlous
Illness of the present emperor, DR. Pofkin
remained dny and night AT the PATIENTS bed
side, and sJIoc-eded. after hard struggle
WITH death. IN saving tbc then czayovitrh
Alexander II was deeply grateful. and asked
the doctor 70 choose something with winch
ne might reoonpenso hun. Dr BotIln ~
plied. Your majesty, / Do not want anr-
thing. bot beseerh you % have mercy on
Ichernicheffsky" gtho Socialist author who
died not long sco. and who bad b-eu hsn-
lSbed To Sihr~lsi. The car turned away
without saying q word. rot nert day Dr
Bot1in received the ST Vladimir Order snd
10000 rubies Tcbernicb~fstv remaining
where be was Philadelphia I~ig~r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
The Taste in CoIors.

A taste has set in for bright and delicate
cOloTS IN greens we have absuthe. the soft.
old fashioned shade. with new name: cuca-
lytus green fresh and tender; moss and pale
reseds: hgnt responsive eau de MI. and r1vs-
terious water greens. The gamut Of pink
runs through every shade Of rose, from the
tint known as 'oid pink, which Is but an
other name for the crushed strawberry of
year or two ago, through the sweetness OF
the mos rose pink, eliminating in the erin
son richness found in certain shades of chrvs-
anthemums. then fading away INTO the vel
low tone OF dead rose leaves Grays are also
fashionable. The neutral tint helps wonder
sully 10 give effect 10 the brighter colors.
Smoke gray, oxidized silver gray, gray with
dash Of mauve, are all favorIte tones.
Brown. i also rising into avor.-PhiladeI-
nnia Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

one aTmed printer - - ruch e = o1lri
oSltT ss the armiesS man who 5ertr7,ossJv
haujlHs = Knife and fors with bis to.4 There
came - Cincinnati tsvo days ago such q won
dor. and hs is now wo1 king IS a 'rllb0 in The
Enquirer Office. His name is Harry Psnr,d
he rs y vsars ols. md balls from Washioc
ION. where he iHerned The trade Sir vear.
ago he w7ut out ws- sud fhe-. los+ b,s lsf.
arm iu railroad accidsns ONLY a sbort
stump. extending bot a fe- inches from tbe
-oo ui1eT rs''ai9s Nothing disbeartsned bv
rnlsf7Ttsne thst s-oud have rendered unost
men holpte~S Per-od set - rvrrs r. ranaz.
ths iDtricacies n bis craft ufth o7a hsoa. ADD
hs '1cc~e~5ed - vel nat be nov sefz As h,r
string - tae best printer. aad b.. fus:5fe~
his VI r1ather ard dos vel In isetfans
type Psnrod p'aoes the stick On fs,e 49, IN
front = hiul snd then uanblv slo~ss the fvr.
into plaoe, working very raVs5Iv snd spr.s-
entiy NTH - ulscn ess- ~ = nan -~fff -
hands -C8Dcinusf RBquir~-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Il is said 70 be a prevailing delusion among
English tourists that the natives Of foreign
countries are guilty Of peculiar stupidity IN
not understanding the English language
Sometimes. however, even those who were
not born bold Britonsr attain a linguistic
advantage
Two English travellers IN tho cast one da '
entered the shop OF n jew. who. though he
spoke several other languages. had but a
slight acquaintance with English On ms
failure to make the jew understand what hs
wanted one of the travellers said careIeezslv
to the other The old fool doesn't speaL
English"
Unfortunately, this remark came within
the radius II the Jews comprehepsiou. and
Grew from HIM the following questions:
DO vou spik Italian r
"No." answered both.
''Do you spiK Grikr
mo "
"Do Won spiS Turk"
''No.r
"Do you ypik SpanishTr
"So~
"Do YOU spik Frenchr'
"No~
Then, sfter pause Tor preparation. N.
old nsn ejoculnted energetiosuy.
No one time fool Won five tirs1ae fool ~
Youth Companion
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Wsr has FOR soule tame leen decisre5 hv
French -nedical u7en-or ~ Sorne ~ them
against morphine which, vbsu iuj~cf@d an
der the ssin. - if spr~srs o. - m r1nnr
clas>Ss = Partisan sociTty, r-ckiessly and ha
hitsisilv, merely - procure tenporarv plsas
urshie ~ s8ffous snd not f0T fns reiief -
pain, l'vus iufsnibiy - death o. the mac
hoUso TIE international Rs3icsl crnsre-s hss
nov fsken NJ the -rstf-r snd haf hae- c-rr
fidcrinE WAYS sri rle~nr far ch~-~ksns W.
evil The morphine rianis be tborlght r. 10
evidently uF1Ich - tho lncr-sas in Prsn~e
Not alone. hY any nsesuf are fhe rnraaef
oocssoDed bY the snu- - me navootie cor
fined o the hlsner cisss ~ ssasetv for r1.e
tcsl men bavs cone forward a. TIE ,-~nsr.-
g. state naat The hahif has = frr- bold or he
working clsss<e SD that -oraer - tHis ~rs
dltlon ~ lie VII osTFr1vs their children ~
food ~ clothing iu their c7sving sftsf fhs
oesdly drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

The habit - soo~iins vher reading. ~rit-
ing ~ nting ~ talriua earnestly . sasi =
end unoonsrsoEfsiy forn>d. sod Hns hsbf
slrnosf irnr0,ssIhis - ~1vrect Ever in sisar.
tbs hro~V viH - drawn tVg~fsssr srs tbs BE-
tss ir.< that scr the efhs-vis. yor1tbfnl fscs
~iN rTcT b~~Tv Tpoo3h ~tfte h-rv %
ene - fhs Fr-sts-t sfsrHozsars - ~frrsr =
fso~. viiss r~rvnatu-sly ~-ylnti-o tv-v rusfs
ths -uuth ~ the fsire<s fare studiorls
young isdT fpus5 se-s>lf ~ vt>tir1 - fsi.
s-ovl fzgf slso oeT ised ussus - curing bsr
- = tts hsbst V-h@r 81 ~ sfodlss - fssi
so~r rihf.oe hsDS tighsy srTaes hsT trn~
ting ~ ~ fp~s nf fss t>ck - be~ k~@f
snd ~ night sf,s sispf !, -. bsrd kffs-
ss-~TrI rnorths ~ re nsfr hrse~ Sirsr.
F~-rec from her p~sffs fr-r',e-d 3 ~~tsf,rr
Fryr~usl
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

The COLLECTION Vas sust beginning An ~
gentlemen who sat two or tlrae revs bark
from the front = tbo church handel earn +
the two girls IN his p~v tf0 bsll The girls
crGmple1 ne buis NJ IN theu hsnds. and
when thesr fs4ha~ hsnried the plate slcne tvo
crumpled balls dropped Ipto ~ Bui thev
were not SO bills. thsy were o1l7 opeS
They nske q ofT The hesfhAr every Sun
dsv N that ~zv~ ssid ~ ssrar-, sffr-va--5
IN oae hand thsy bosi t,e cruruJa~d SO
hili, IN ths other hsDd tb>y have ready o.
hb. and hat goes INTO the box Ths trint Is
an old M I've -ee1 II ever siu~e T'vr been
seTtou bs-r. srsd it's = litfle rtTange - ~.
thai ths fsft.e-z De~sr sa~-n ~ And u o-sf -
View Work Rveninr Sur
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

fsvs o0rtsirirg Sepo~its - ss-ff 80
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r ~ - cert - @sieiuvr T~1~r.ssts ers
oaruroor " Fsr-voeis sc-raiuf - ~herr
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tzHu ~fssirss ~ 49, ~ ~. hSut b - -. r--
flH@~r - tsse An,ls< n tf,--- e~r~uD 80
i-rstssid~' rs,rss re - rr<rr.rs1s.r 49, r,-s
s---Isr tnstr FORM hfTt t-ssss,.> - - "a ~
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- scssslT ~ -s,~.rrry p>o-vhs.~ 80 geIsssrts
hst A~~r uf-rIt~s srS 6t--si~~S oTf 80 So
es'@uu -s-ssrssts - tse n1o~ ~ .-~T rses
pr r~uxafrinf ~ Hst~iC Err r~r
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d-~s3-re9 f1~w
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

against ee,lasnE tor iae U,AnaIe uel,c6l ot
e.sss l-nelone aass uot hoid goal IA sa1l 8
c-.se stating azi- coach heusse can in the
sane ~As - teails'rarl.s ere.let Asa lfas
rzQla ss s1noos fooR Ter caitaren = detscted
hen t@i'~ss,s esEnsnulsigstDf $40 ne n.iisa
- .'afeFsd ~sN saui4 ircqasatly pro,s a
ss'on q toe nr4iu s'ofking fstbef II Jhs fsni.
~ s-'a sa -isneS qi a.nss Is wauis a. lsa,-
SAFE ~ tA,s means. - iso.s-e = pa5lsla can.
ple-eiy iisana tas aiher nesnt-ers ~ ths fan
- As ihese irna hoJ-es srs nof rarfiralaflr
piv1is a. tag-sza paper sslF ge,ls il.at..a -.
tAe roof ~ith hesloer And o,ss ssaus ss.a vslIs
Nltt tresiis serk
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Pr1ah5s nrus-s ~ f-a- a.. ~ terrs
srr.fssrares il Eng snd T1n-v 49, uss6.
- tefn sheetz - ,o~~EsEst@r fr1~ .yt -
f-.strsr lks -1i}ds rTvzx1s snd can - s.Fs,
snz~t oor-r~~tST uso~ei .r.c r.gur--S ~3s~
-he~. Ar TDaoe@ - -p-- tre 7srf~~ fr--
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a. &, r-~p.rx - ar-r-ss esoa m ~lrsrs-~ D
rarro ir -1uasr sss us- fs~nzrs ir Fr1il5
~ wi1 81 ~sssas@rl- nnsFr - -~~v - 49,
ro--r - tns o~afusrT n~scs s-siiias kosss
~sere ~u~h s~cnrr r.ogtsra0z b se~5~6 R~a-s
--~--rsF.ss IS - fns Tl--T~~tT ~ 80 t~-zrt
- -sf re -sscr1a fsst ~ Doa r.~o<s
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Ths French rvofes-or = chsz irt-y. De
HileA~urs, r~-~ntlT s1hieits1 h-f0~ss rr~>f-
irT - Ps~lsiar zi~7rs~1s ss~-r-l hrt,tas ~
Ts.fTrao71r7 - ~ - fisr7-~vr-f tsov uri1sF-
~ ~ o~1T4nsi r~o~~-z n n~sr-s-grr is-i-ks
---~e sssrs @roeEh - - hsrdh@d -istsorFf ~
-0uveni ir1c@. - vrff ~uo0gh - - ~ -ffA |.
s4ost Erifs 7hev wired sso~lr ~ir-~ t(rsf,s-s
vits iTte~~7 rlss~t Hil-A@sr-s s~vs tl.v
s-e rror -sTrao~vs 80 fn4yp~pz~s -E.x
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
GET IT.
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la fact, an interesting book
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tor or manufacturer seeking a
new trade mark or design.
Many hints given. The Trade
Mark law fully discussed. Sold
only by tho publ hers. Sent
postpaid on receipt of $1OO.
FOND g. RAYMOND.
N"w Hsven. Conn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

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