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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

Perhaps the readers of the CITIZEN would like to know in what respect Chamberlain Cough Remedy IS better than any other. We shall tell you. When this Remedy is taken as directed, as soon as a cold has been contracted, and before it has become settled in the system, it will counteract the effect of the cold and greatly lessen its severity, if not effectually cure the cold in two days time and it is the only remedy that will do this. It acts in perfect har- mony with nature and aids nature in re- lieving the lungs, opening the secre- tions, hquefying the mucus and causing it's expulsion from the air cells of the lungs and restoring the system to strong and healthy condition. No other remedies in the market possess these remarkable properties. No other will cure cold as quickly or leave the sys- tenn in as sound condition. 90 cent and one dollar bottles for sale by Fred Fleishman & Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11
Proposals
C11FICE OF

 BoAaD OF SUPERVISORS, PIMA Co. TUCsON, ARIz., Dec. 24, 1889.
 Proposals will be received by the Board l of Supervisors at their office until ten o'clock a. m.. on the Sth day of January, 1890, for county supplies from date of contract to January 31st, 1891. BOARD OF PRISONERS.
 1st-For the board of prisoners con fined in the county jail at Tucson, two meals of good and substantial food per day, stated price per day for each pri- soner.
 2nd-For the board of prisoners con fined in the sub-cOunty jail at NOgales, two meals of good and substantial food per day, stated price per day for each prisoner.
 For meals furnished jurors a stated price per meal when served at the court house; also when served at bidders place of business; also stated price per meal off members of the board of election.
 CARE OF INDECENT SICK
 1st-For the care of the indigent sick of the county including medical atten- dance, medicine, food and lodging, a stated price per day per person. No person shall be qualified bidder who Is not regularly licensed physician and surgeon or who has not complied with the laws of this territory relating to the practice of his profession (See sec. , act No. fl acts of the 10th Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona). 2nd-For good and substantial food and lodging for county poor, a stated price per month for each person.
 3rd-FOr medical attendance for indi- gent sick of the county not requiring treatment in the hospital including per sons confined in the county jail, stated price per month.
 4th. For medicine for indigent sick of the county not requiring treatment in hospital including prisoners confined in county jail, stated price per month.
 BURNING INDECENT DEAD. 1st-For burying indigent dead from hospital and from Tucson separately in cluding coffin, a stated price per case. 2nd-For plain collins to be furnished upon the order of the board of supervi- sors, stated price per number.
 INSANE.
 For conveying insane persons to the asylum of Phenix, a stated price per per son.
 All payments to be made by warrants on the treasurer qUarter-annually. Bonds will be required of the parties to whom contracts are awarded for the faithful performance. The board re- serves the right to reject any and all bids offered.
 By order of the Board
 T. A. JUDD,
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11
SI-TITrG ON BAYONETS.

Brazil, as Republic, makes the na-
 tions of the Western Hemisphere repub-
 lican from the northern boundary of tt @
 United States to the Straits of Magellan, The English monarchy still exercises
 dominion over Canada, the Spanish mon
 archy over Cuba, the Danish monarchy
 over one or two islands moro of the
 West Indies, British and French Guinea
 and British Honduras. But with these
 exceptions all the Americas, Northern, Central and Southern, since the acces- sion of Brazil, are Republican. There are more than one hundred millions of population in all these republican states. When we add to them the Republics of France and Switzerland, it will be seen that within the confines of civilization the republican sentiment is nearly domi- nant. This fact becomes still more prominent and suggestive when it is considered that monarchy in Italy, Spain, Portugal and, to certain extent, in England is merely tolerated. The sys' em of hereditary rule may be said to be only intrenched in Russia, and there it is in constant danger literally of being blown up. It is to be hoped earnestly that Brazil will continue in the path which harmonizes with that of all the Americas. The indications are strong that the change to Republicanism is likely to become permanent. But the new Republic just at the moment is sit ing on bayonets, and they have never proved to be a very comfortable resting | place. When an election is held, and | Ter foundations are thereby broadened md strengthened, Brazil will take her rue place among the free common yealths of America.-S. F. Bulletin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11
The Bazaar.

Mrs. s. Douglass now has two store rooms filled with large stock of goods, the most complete she has ever carried. Her stock of holiday goods includes everything in that line. Handsome plush albums, work boxes, toilet goods and manicure sets; bronze goods, hammered brassware, Chinaware, glassware, fine Meridian silverware, and leather goods, of all descriptions; toys, dolls, and all kinds of games; beads, prayer books and other religious articles. Plenty of all. Dressmaking, stamping and em- broidery are also done promptly and sat isfacterily.
 MRS. s. DOUGLAS, 19 Congres street and corner Church and Camp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

DEEP mining is reported to have been abandoned in the once famous mining camp of Bodie, Nevada. Work on the lower levelels of the s5Mono and Bodie Consolidated has been stopped and they will be allowed to fill with water. Near ly all the employees have been discharg- ed and a general feeling of depression hangs over the entire camp. There arc many old Nevadians in Arizona, who knew Bodie when she boomed and who will learn with regret of her present misfortune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

ARIZONA mines all over the Territory have held their own, and several new districts have been entered as bull Ion producers. None of the old dis trlcts have lost caste, but on the contra ry they have advanced in wealth, and the mines, as a rule, have improved in quality and quantity of ore, as the veins have been followed downward, during the past twelve months.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

THE storm clouds threaten more rain. A wet year means prosperous year for Arizona. Winter we practically have had none, and the warm sunshine of spring is forcing regulation to the fore
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

IF there is good thing going Tucson likes to get her share of the proceeds. A number of cases of Russia influenza are reported to be in town. Further com ment is unnecessary until the Russians are found who brought it here.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

THE Forty first congress re-convened to-day. From now on the interests of the country will be considered by that body, It is in perfect order, with Re publican majority that is highly grati- flying and assuring.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

bought a fifty cent bottle of Cham berlains Pain Balm and applied it to my limbs, that had been afflicted with rheu- matism at intervals for one year. At the time I bought the Pain Balm I was unable to walk. 1 can truthfully say that Pain Balm has completely cured me. R. H. Farr, Hollywood, Kansas. For sale by Fred F'leishman < Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

MONTANA has at last elected United States senator, and he is of the kind that does the new state honor-an en- ergetic progressive Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

SNOW for the second time since this winter can be seen on the peaks of the distant hills. This means more life go- ing waters for the valleys below.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

Mrs. J. Harris is continually making valuable additions to her stock of mill nery goods. She invites the ladies to call at her Trimming parlor, 332 Meyer street, and see the latest fashions and examine her superior stock, before making any purchases for the holidays. Trimmed hats from S1 to S10.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11

Johny Hart wants everybody to know, especially the thirsty ones, that no one sells better whisky, brandy, wine or ci- gars than he does. Call at the Cactus saloon opposite the depot.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11
SAN FRANCISCO, January ,

HALIFAX, N. S., Jan. 4.-The steamer Harlow, from the west coast of New foundland, reports that while in Bonne Bay messenger arrived from Flowers Cove, Straits of Belle Isle, informing the government that 13O families were in a starving condition. and that unless relief reached them, delth would certainly oc cur. A steamer was dispatched, but owing to ice, failed to reach the destitute people. It is yet possible of reaching the place via the west coast.
 NEW YORK, Jan "A double murder and suicide occurred in the German quarter of Williamsburg. A family named Franklin had been living there. and as none of them had been seen since Wednesday, officers went to the house this morning and effected an entrance through the window. Franklin was found sitting on the bed with revolver Tn his hand. He drove the officer out at the point of his weapon. Then a pistol shot out, and the officer rushed in and found Franklin had shot himself through the breast, his wife and three year old child laying dead on the bed. Both victims were shot through the heart. From appearances they had been dead two or three days.
 NEW tYoYK, January 4.-Dr. Paul Hoffman, assistant superintendent of the schools is at the Bellview hospital this morning raving maniac from the effects of la grippe.
 TACoMo, Wn., January 4.-The acci- dent ward of the Paddock hospital was destroyed by fire this afternoon. The flames were subdued with great diff culty. The ward was crowded with patients, all of whom were removed safely to the Main building. Forty-two typhoid fever patients in the adjoining wards were also safely removed.
 NEW YORK, January 4-For 24 hours ending noon, 234 deaths are reported, making total fer the week of 1902, an unprecedented number for this season of the year; three hundred and sixty-two policemen are on the sick list Ten have died from pneumonia during the week.
 HoUsToN, Tex, January 4.-For the past AS hours grain has kept pouring in torrents all over Texas, and nearly every railroad has suffered from washouts Water is over the traclksof the Southern Pacific in several places, but no damage is yet reported.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-11
f the Board.

T. A. JUDD, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-10-18

They were telling dog stories ycs;cr-
day In the agricultural department..
says the Atlanta C1nslitution. and. after
Walter De WOLF had narrated some of
tho remarkable instances OF his dogs
wonderful Intelligence, VIII Henderson
began talking.
"Thc father OF DE VOLTS dog" he
said. sis nearly the most intelligent
animal | over saw. Why. he can almost
talk. I used To give him aquar;cr every
morning aud he tool, 1t In his mouth
way into town and would wait at the
butchers until they gavo him his meat
and fifteen cents change 10 bring back.
One day the butcher thought he would
play n joke and he gave the dog back
ten cents change instead of fifteen.
Sadly the dog looked at the two niclScls
for minute, then he went out. Five
minutes later he returned leading y
policeman by the end OF his coat. Now
that Is q dog worth"
But the room was empty.
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DAN

The class broke into smiles and filters
ut once. The teacher, at loss for
tho cause Of this new disturbance,
looked al the prisoner in tho pillory.
lilo wal solemn as u Vlsagc, still
and composed. For moment the
teacher turned 10 her book again. In
this Interval the incorrigihio youth by
tho blackboard rapidly calculated what
sourso events were likely To take. II
he rubbed out tho obnoxious word, he
reasoned, some ono Ia tho class would
be sure to reveal 10 the teacher what 1t
had been. The lauFhtcrof the children
was growing more holsinrous every sec
oni; discovery II tic inscription was In
.viiahlo any iaomrnt lie decided A.
once, and aid.,i two words 10 tho original
legend. 30 that when tho teacher cNam'
inol tho board moment later she read
this harmless sentence;
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MEEKER HERALD.
A SPREE ON WATER.



There Is a member in tac House who
has for many years bCcu food 60 r-
to inyig0ratc. writes tlc lNisr-.' .l
Telegraph Washington corr pm ,L
Tho other dag hc resolved 10 quit
don't know for how long, CA tho very
day of this resolution, but brflr0 10 hei
had time "a cool or F7Dw On ilH, h. Tsrt
friend with whom D. l-l oit.n --a-lt
merry OY,uilg. Tho ars- rrIpl l-iHl
was 10 60 AMI rut @ dEius. lao uCt.-
ber-Wh Withll 10 an orl FINAL How
said DO ala not drink, bet D. v1gli 10
along. They wcuI tOl f.-lionahlr q. o.
iauTant; the friend oHlerHI vino and
the member took water. lie managed
Ia make a. merry as his companion,
More vino Was ordered and moro vgttr,
and. as the fgl0ui warmed unler iliH iu-
fiueneo of the artiyo lquur, tho mru.-
her followed IN an Tho ilrrril'ut ui air
mood. When tho iHs-iiliuirr pound q
the table with tiI lists - nAu,illH 49,
efs'y and called ~ r1rr uiur, Carasl
the waiter l'i asked who're lis lt-grs
we're. thea 0sf rd dotil9I crabs
and lohiter f-i.l. lH,Elrd rlfa'
feet ard diaroli-ilck Uapln, $50
tAstthfs h4l AAss 4 aHfs 4sH lHHaN
as hilarious a. lis fiienA, sat hiicwis1
in his ohaiF, hammered the table, Unrscd
the waiter, and ordered a. great cua-
Flomeration II fool o. ever . llliy ll-
rhria;e 'lncigi his raiatr dcuaRird
His i1hrue Ulsfol or thick o. tAst Il
his fsicHii hr BAG as illp o. lih chair
wish a. gnuai an a!s Of r'cl.l0ssnras AL
abandon. ~ Tho evening wont on, tho
friend iHnkiu: vino and the
member drinking water. but each
hgWinF the same evidences Of
lntpgisaiiun. Whom they i1fi tho
restaurant The fgieni staggered, aRI
50 iii the mcrlhsr Tho friends bot
was mashed on the back II Liy head
Tho members has was pgllri down
over ono oyc. Tho fsl"Hi put tho
Wr1as end - liaUlF4f Ia ail south; tho
member all likewise, AMI tbru thpy aav
each other humc-ur, rather, t'lr fElrni
was seen homo s4frly, as1r Uhirh ihc
mcmi-rr stga!"htcno,i up ani became 81
snh-r a, Scotch ieacpH.
''YoI know" sail tho rcml,r. uith
a confidential whisper Ia ;Ag car %! hil
friend, Ill Is iIst o, IslsA fau =l lrir'-
setIaiiy iruat, aI'l have unhe.'l-rhe.
bus toll you raIIdsutlN Ihat mover
took ~ much 'ut1illr water ~ ouu tim"
before In my liir.'
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-10-18

s Kruc aw hpiul-iefrrr s. avid &, 10
tho mnanr,t uian IN Sybra i.A. Tho
story .,es that q short tiiar.a.-p hr yssH
50 sir'. that he nrrlr'l Watchers. \
young hatcher IN that town va allsrd
TO sit up ono night. aai lac readily
consented 70 do -. lis wife went With
him To yiai; the hotol.uan'g wlfr. Tho
landlord wlic pur1unlul hcr To- fcnain
all night. osegpyius the Esmo bod With
hcr. In the l1rgiH~ 80 thcit ,AraClt
solicitation The butcher AMI hiI VITO
stgid q, breakfast. Some days uiicr-
waul tho butcher was surprised 20 Layc
bill for - cents presented 20 liza by
the landlord. who c5laircl that 90
cents was for his wifg'J lodging aad 90
cents for their lrr.l,iasi. on that ,r'a-
sion. They compromised by di1oouat
of 10 cCatt
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FOR pRuo.nuYCRs.
M.a.y c.a II. s,,si ~ ;ilr'a5 ,;siie'as
by n, '.,rii,'. NAr.r.


All tho lau'r drug f7n1 rrirt H'.l a.
trihuic caaiGrrei anil rF.r-'. eff
thciF drtirl. r-g 90" Ssl fHrs san,
Msat ~ the tl;a'urH % CIH'ala ElUos,
all The l;zl1lrl pr s'pllrgl, Tho
formulas fug tlo MOI insiuaut dis-
cascs an priH a In ihrsn pamphlets.
With tho quaafitirs ~ fhu dulI and
the rEicl'a ~ whi IL thu pillI PualCra,
or liquids arc sold :, the trade. Evrry
doctor ha, rrycral u thee pFlrr-llsn,
and every drug n;or,' has Pile ~ ihrp.
\ 'nan Who ka, AM u L. ul.lI 3..-s stl'
m"n:s Uiii ilul - .'F',lrTtptiun repeated
la ono ~ thrar pEtcr h,,s- Tho ignus'
,ESss1 II ,hE. tap uri'o-li1, usually rive
-Yhc us,iin-fy uaricy ipF the trtsB used
while the prescription B. written ort !F
way which only Doctor. or a drug
clerk. CT Eian who ls.a picked up ,hf
Lnsrh -, V can uHlios isni.
The iif-rrnrr irtTrsa tho pE.r-l In
the rFlee..lli8 gli tho psltr. g.; Uhlrh
the rpr.ll af1 s3ld o. fr,gt 80 70 l1ll
rcr cent. Ia tlla gets mr,lirin"s often
and can end irlrn'lly dipIl.i tur'u.
he ran asvN fssost deal Ua tlio ps.ov ul
al. pFr criptlonh. The thing to do & &
have the doctor Wriio cat tho prta.cg!p
;ion IN Enrlish, or - give him copy vi
one 81 thcrr Pamphlets with the pill
powder, % hatrNfr u May L.. mafi;vA
lie learns tlc name % 90 b. heart, Shea
he -ofH, 20 th0 drug tore s.l asi.s ~
what hn want ia4tc4l .. banding ~
prescription Tor 10, Tb1 Z. HIrii
thing 60 dp. aal rili .lsa lsJu unr-hai
t. TIM n-.fuartH 81 f'lu misc.
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THE scnooL.BoYS CAPER.


He had committed some high crime
or mislemeanOr against the dignity OF
his proceptor and the peace and proprl-
city OF her domain, says tho Pittsburgh
Dispatch, and the sentence was that he
should stand apart from his fellows for
a certain space of time in "a conspicuous
place. The criminal of ten summers,
more or less, took his stand, therefore,
In the spot designated, beside the blaek-
board ia Il corner OF tho room. inc
boarl stood al an anglo which made Its
face visible u the scholars but hid IL
fron. tho lcaehcr. This fact the young
seapesrara s11n observed, and as an exc
preston II hl1 frellnfs ard lawiesa con-
tempt f,s tho HoycraHcnt' no Wroto
upon tholl1rkh.l-l iH FOOD big letters
this expressive m0nosyliAb!c:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-10-18

wiIh Local APPLICATIONS. as
they caunu, reach the seat oi tile dis
clsr. Ca;aTfh Is bln1i ~ cons,!,u.
,lnnal ii.cssr. aai In order To- cure "
scu have 10 take Internal remedies.
Halls G Iauh rurr.s taken Internally
aud ar; directly on 'h- blood anal MT
cons satfacrs. Halls caiaTri, Cure -
nn qu Al medicine. Il was prescribed
hy one q; ,lic best physicians in this
cnuu,Ty Tor wears, and Is regular pre-
,cripii"n. Il Is comprised 81 the hcs'
,nu..s known. combined with the best
h!rii purifiers. nctiug directly "u the
muc"l, ,utAcrA The p-t;cc; cumhi-
nation II TIDE ivn Ingredients Is what
produces such waud.Ttul results IA cur.
.uI c,iar,h Sud fnr tcsilmrniAis frrc.
FL. CHENEY * co Toledo, %.
~ Sod by an Druggists. ~.
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Water gas is gas made from water,
as its name implies. Tho water is
atomizcd and a jet of nGphtha injected,
which gives 1t its illuminating power. 1t
is considered much cheaper than coal
gas on account of the chcapness of mate
rial.
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DISTRICT OFFICIALS.


i,nwlina mail leaves Monday. Wednesday and
Friday ut : II. NJ. Arrives Tursi,y, Thurs
day nni Saturday ~ Gp. ~.
Grini River mall leaves Mcckcr daily. except
sunday. mt $3.50 u. ~. Arrives daily. except
Sunday, at G..sa y. III.
i,snrciy and white river mail leaves Ncckcr
every Monday md Thuradny ut n. III.
Arrives every Wednesday AMI saturday u,
Gp. IN.
Money order and registry department open
from sn. M. to y. m.
postoi'ic- open On sundays from 3 To 10 u. Ne
and from 81 sp. N.
Ju,Htrs :. ATTN. Postmaster.
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CNye ANIOX9

ia'' ,hs mriall and results when
Syrup II Fisa j taken; |, Is plcasan.
aai refreshing TO tho taste. and nets
rcn;iy yet Promptly OF tho Kidney.
Liver and Bowels. clcausa the SO
ica ci.eciiaily, di-pcli colds. head.
arhcs aud ieycrs and cuT-s habiiusl
aul;i!a,ion. Syrup or Figs Is the
l1ly F,nc'ly OF rs kind ever pro.
iute'l, pleasing % tic taste and nc.
cgphb!s 10 tho stomach, prompt IT.
Il gctisn and Irii'y beneficial In It's
-!lssit, prepared only FROM tho most
hcallAy and agreeable Glhs;anccs. its
mary cscc!!og. qualities commend il
% al aHi hayc Ea,'s !. tho mos,
popular remedy known.
tyrup ct Figs il for aa'c in soc
9rd ! bottles ly all lcahirg drug.
giti. any reliable druggis, Who
MAJ not have it ON hand will pro.
euro ]. promptly for any ono who
,sisi.., 10 y-N- DO no, accept any
Substitute.
CakiF02f.ii rio SKRUP co.
- sis Hs.;.c.sco. CT.
ioJ'sHiif. ~. At1 roar. ar
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-10-18

A mans rrcatncgs malsog his family
great: wouln'H .'Faatncss makes her
family inHi-1.GrAnt.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-10-18

One ., tSl.s.i papers in Tie United
States is tile Chicago Herald. The
weekly edition 1t this lirs;-einss family
prPcr AMI TnE HERALD for 81 ~ tor
pue truf
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E-WHr NlFFstN -IW1E ~ 10000 ~"
We are 80 conliien, that thcse views
will please tina, IL they are not sallsfac'
tory the, may h. returned and none,
will be refunded Address
Genl Pass. Agent Denver X Rio
CIauac II. IL. Denver, Colo.
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Il

will be noted in another column,
Board of county commissioners
pecn prompt in complying with
aver of the people, to offer a re-
Tor the perpetrators of the lower
. river mystery. The crime was
iocious one, and one which owing
country around 1t, and the lack
blicc system, is liable to drop out
1T, and remain unsolved unless
nch inducement rs this reward is
SUhscribe for The HERALD an
Francisco Weekly Gail. Only 81
both papers. Specimen copies c
lad By addressing this office.
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foresight of the promoters Of the
being proved in u remarkable
r. Not only is 1t found difficult TO
the local demand for flour. but
orders from outside points are
lreceived. The Mill company
ready found II necessary to in
thcir quarters and add to their
stock. The enterprise was
at n time when considerable
IS had to be taken, and its legiti-
,uccess will be n source of gratiii-
TO all who wish our town well.
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CHURCH CALENDAR.

ST. JAMES CHURCH.
Fourth street, east end OF City Park.
Service tomorrow, will he rs follows:
Sunday School. ut 10 a. IN.
Evening prayer and sermon. ut S
y. m.
Service ut Powell Park School house.
at 3p. IN.
Friday evening service, ut SIP. m.
All are cordially invited to attend
this service.
4. l.. WILLIAMS.
Rector.
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D all reports the winter range for
will he in far better condition
was last year. This is satisIac-
,r cattle raising is still the main
~ in Rio B!anco. and good times
stockmcn means prosperity 10
ole county.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-10-18

Lives Of poor men oft remind us. hon
est toll don't stand "A chance; more we
WORK we leave behind Us bigger patches
on our pants. On our pants once new
aud glossy, now are patches of different
hue: all because subscribers inger, and
wont pay mp what is due Then let MS
MI be up aud doing; send your mite how.
ever small. or when the SHOWS of winter
strike ua, we shall have no pants at ALL
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lsIyc farmer should pa, In a crop.
j. u ready market for the grain,
81 financial returns.

e way. when you have thorough
marked. learned and inwaTdly
Il the pamphlet, descriptive Of
lanco's resources, pu, cent
on 1t aud send i, back east 10
lends. 10 whom II will bc inter
a. showing the country In which
/ is east. The matter is written
htlv and forms readable little
. cent won't hur, you, and will in
! help YOU considerably by advcr-
and building up your homes.
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T1c deyu fewer fishes with bare
hook.