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The state herald., 1891-11-27

travelling agents, and we don't take
stomach bitters in payment for adver
tising.
COLD FAcTs.-We notice that our cs
teemed contemporary Is ADVERTISING
for political editor "one thor
oughly posted on the politics of tn,
day To such n one he promises {
steady situation mt. good pay. W.
claims to own and publish the alleged
weekly down street, but when he at.
tempts 10 deceive the public we feel II
our duty to state u few cold facts
In the first place he has only 33l
subscribers. Secondly, our peopl,
don't care copper for politics
Thirdly, he has TO pay his hands in
store orders, and his political cditol
wou d starve to death in two weeks
He got n young man from Boston ou'
here last summer, borrowed the So h,
had left. stole his suspenders, EN-
bczzled his white shirt, and then dis
charged him. The lonesome appear
ancc of that confiding man as h,
started on his 1900 mile walk viii
never be eiraced from our memory.
Told HIN So.-Ncarly three month,
ago we told Judge Wakefield. whs
dropped in here from Missouri, that h,
hadn't struck the right town ant
ought TO keep walking. We didn'I
feel hard because no didn't subscrib,
for the Kicker. but the way he wore
his elbows out on the various bars, unt
his firm attitude before FREQ iuncl
counters was ngin him. lie also mad,
himself very disagrecablc In othcl
ways, and our advice was giver
n brothcrly way. lie re
fused TO heed l., however
and tho other night tho boys put I
rope neclttie on him and pulled him M
and let him down until he expressed
the greatest willingness TO move on
He will probably have sore throat al
winter, but he can console himself
that II Is no worse.
We watch things pretty closely IL
this town and we never fail to catcl
the drift Of public opinion. When W,
come out in loaded BREWER and ndvis,
man TO look for another pastur,
there's nothing funny In 1t, It's ,
very serious business, and the rope Il
hnnging on peg behind us.
An. TnEHE. CoLosEL,-Lnst wcel
we had something TO say about Col
Jim Crocker, who is furnishing n bl,
stock Of poor whiskey while waiting
TO he nominated for some politica
office. Tho Colonel believes In pap.
He's always lived on II, and hc d starv,
without IL We SIMPLY asked ou
readers II he was honest, capable. an,
70 on, and the Colonel got riicd over IL
There's no doubt In our mind that h,
got. Hank Scott, the hnlf.brccd, tight nn,
then gave him N kcg Of powder To blow
up the Kicker office. We have II iron
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Toiegrsphers' Feass.

Telsgraphors' fcats for working on
long circuits whom short circuits have
been broken was illustrated during tho
ilret days OF the blizzard OF threo
years ngo. when nows was sent from
Boston to New York by wny OF IN
ocean cable but tho operation Of long
lnnd circuits is not uncommon. An
operator in Portland Oregon. relates
an experience on the longest land cir.
cult probably. ever operated. Tho
wires on tho Southern Pacific went
down, and early IN tho evening all
communications east OF Omaha were
shut of. but tho Northern Pacific wiros
wcro connected md Associated Press
dispatches from tho East were sent 10
Chicago. md thence TO St. Paul Ho.
lena Portland. Seattle. Tacoma San
Francisco. Sacramento and Los An
geleA The dispatches were repeated
at relays automatically. Tho circuit
extended from tho extreme North TO
tho extreme South and from tho Attain
tic " tho Pacific.
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Bin. but bad

DtU, Out OuU
tho old.fashioned pill. Bad to
take, and bad to have taken. In
efficient, too. It's only temporary
relief you can get from it.
Try something better. With DR..
Pierco's Pleasant Pellets tho benefit
is lasting. They cleanse and rcgu-
late the liver, stomach and bowels.
Taken in time, they prercnt trouble.
N any case, they cure it.
And they cure it easily. they're
mild and gentle, but thorough and
effective. There's no disturbance
to the system, diet or occupation.
Ono tiny, sugar coated Pellet for
laxative three for n cathartic.
Sick and Bilious Headache, Consti-
patton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
and all arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels are promptly
relieved and permanently cured.
They're purely vegetable, per-
foctly harmless, the smallest, and
tho easiest to take-but besides
that, they're the cheapest pill you
can buy, for they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is
returned. You pay only for the
good You get. This is true only
of DR., Pierce's medicines.
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HIS HEART in A sArs.
He Cannot Anord to Have Feelings Dur
Ing Dhslnohs Hours.

He Cannot Afford to Have Feelings Dur
Ing Daslnom Hours.
You have no idea what : heart
breaking task 1t Is to sec tho army OF
unemployed In Washington, said
Chief Clerk lockwood Of the Agricul-
tural department TO Washington cor.
respondent Of the Now York Press.
when came here had heart, but
l have now become accustomed to
locking 1t in an iron safe with n time
lock every morning. leave 1t at
homo and never pretend to have any
feelings during Office hours
There are not less than twenty
women evory day TO SEQ me- and
they are nll seeking employment
Nino out Of every ten Of these
women are educated. refined and
cultured. They could make good liv-
ings rs school teachers out west but
they have been employed In the GEN.
sus Office are infatuated with this beau
tiful city, and prefer to remain hero.
existing In n from m-hand-to-mouth sort
OF u way while waiting for another
government position.
Some Of them tell stories concern.
ing children who arc hungry and al.
most naked. Others tell OF aged par
ents who are suffering Yet another
class tell Of their home out west with
no money for car-fare to return to 1t. !"
How do you manage to attend to
their cases satisfactorilyP"
Il tell them that 1t is simple mat
ter OF arithmetic and that their woes
and wants do not enter into tho ques-
tion. There is an appropriation OF
only 80 many dollars. 1t will last only
so long, with so many employees. can
not consider their individual circum-
stances, and that they must seek en-
ployment elsewhere. That is all
can do. Then they conclude that am
n hard.hearted. soullcss rascal, and
they want 10 SEQ Secretary Rusk.
But they are not permitted to en-
tor his room. He is n warm-hearted.
kind and fatherly man. II he were
allowed to see these people II would
break him all up. He couldn't attend
to other business. Therefore l take
all the blame. 1t is really pitiful to
realize the amount OF actual suffering
here. The poor are with US always"
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THE ARIZONA KICKER.
HE COMES TO THE FRONT ONCE
AGAIN.
4 Bogus Canvasser Captured 10
Gulchtown-A Judge Strikes shs
wrong Town-C Col. Jim Crockei
''Peppersd'-Griss or Ilumon.

Cor THROUGH Friday We re.
ceived word that man had appeared
In Gulchtown, soliciting subscriptions
to the Kicker and claiming to be oui
agricultural editor. This trick h-s
been played on us half dozen timer
within year. And when we heard OF
this chap we mounted our mules and
cantered over to interview him. We
found him just as he had bagged his
eleventh subscriber and was ready to
get out.
What followed may not be recorded
in future history, but 1t was lively
while IL lasted.
Tho bold-faccd imposter was oi
squstty build, weighed 200 pounds and
had been eating Limburger cheese.
He. therefore, had q shade the best oi
1t on the go of, but we rounded him UP
after getting our second wind, and he
won't travel on our shape hereafter.
Hos got through taking subscriptions
for US, and six months hence, when
able to crawl out again, he'll probably
look for honest work. We employ nc
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Trichiusr in Oystcr-,

Since trlchinm hnvo boon found In
fish md coils oaters OF oysters nigh,
us well exercise little caution and
hnvo the bivalvcs well stcwcd or fried
before swallowing them. says tho ST.
Louis Globo. Democrat Tho fish ind
cols nrc supposed TO havo taken
trichinm from infected pork or othor
flesh thrown into tho winter. and II this
Ia tho caso thcrc IL no earthly reason
why mn oystor should not also DO sus.
ceptiblo 10 tho disease.
An oyster gets his living by sucking
10 the water aud industriously picking
out whatever IL In II 10 his tasto. and
II tho trichinao germs should happen
to bo floating about there Is no proba-
bllity that M oyster knows enough to
spit thom out or cares enough about
his own health TO reject thom, even II
no know thoy wero poisonous.
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::Gernaan
/ Syrup"

Here is an incident from the South
Mississippi, written in April, 1890,
just after the Grippe had visited that
country. II am a farmer, one of
those who have to rise early and
work late. At the beginning Of last
Winter was on a trip to the City
ofVicksburg, Miss. where got well
drcnched in a shower of rain. l
went home and was soon after seized
with a dry, hacking cough. This
grew worse every day, until l had
to seek relief. i consulted DIR. Dixon
who has since died, and he told me
to geta bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup. Meantime my cough grew
worse and worse and then the Grippe
came along and / caught that also
very severely. My condition then
compelled me to do something. I
got two bottlesof German Syrup. l
began using them, and before taking
much Of the second bottle, 1 was
entirely clear Of the Cough that had
hung to me SO long, the Grippe, and
all its bad effects. Ifclt tip.top and
have felt that way ever since"
PETER .BRIALs, Jr., Cayuga, Hines
Co.. Miss. o
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man who heard the conversation.
linnls was willing enough TO blow u,
sky high, for wc'vc,had his left cai
among our Office relies for tho last
year. Tho trouble. however, wn,
thnt ho was too drunk 10 carry
out the program, and In feeling around
with the powder he brought about an
explosion on the vacant lot next wcS
OF our Office. ana sailed away TO tho un
known land In sections aud fragments.
Whnt we could find OF Hank wc bur,
led next day mt our own expense. and
wo don't feel particularly hard ngninsi
tho Colonel. Wc shnnt 20 looking for
him especially. but II we should hap.
pen 20 run across him some day while
we feel absent. minded, we shall very
likely gather him In and mark hi,
tom mbstonc No. II In our private grave.
yard.
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FE MiNiNtTiES.
omIng has law Imposing a So Ia,

Wyoming has law imposing 50 tax
on bachelors.
How to get n woman to keep secret
Give her ohloroform.
by becoming more unhappy wc some.
times learn how TO he less so.
Mix which Is turned or changed may he
swcctened and made III for usc by stirring
In little soda.
a bit OF charcoal put In tho saucepan
with your cabbage destroys much Of the
disagrecabls odor
Mis- Minnie Wilson Is the heroine of the
hour In kook Point, Oregon. She dived
into tho Rogue river and rescued girl
friend who was sinking for tho last timo
Meat slightly sour or tainted can he
made Awcct by holding over tho fumes OF
ground coffee burned on a shovel or stove
I'D. Game md fowls cnn DO treated tho
same.
Miss olcgirli 'Did tho gentlemen rccm
much grieyed to nnd mo outin bridget,
non .commlttnli II don't know, num-
They shook hands nnd raid. Lets tnko a
drink.'h
II is said thorc is girl living In Barrnrd,
Vt, ia years old, who weigh. ?a0 pounds
also that there are three women living In
the same town whose United weigh. IL
1000 pounds.
A woman will enter concert room
late, interrupt tho performance, md dis.
tufb tho whole audience without moving
n hair, while hcr husband follows her, a
crushed heap OF apologising misery.
"Aiay ! take n Hiss before 20, dear.
cs.," ,nid George na heprcpafed 10 depart.
''You may borrow ono, George said
charming Jennie. 'but you must not take
one, for mother has repeatedly cautioned
mo against giving hiason 10 anyone" Nc
George wns obliged 10 borrow.
''Do you lovo mo, Jcnnier ~ DO"
'ilav. you ever loved beforer g!
have" ''fbon, darling, bc mine I've
been long looking for trnthfal girl. II
you had snid no, md nficrwnrj found
out thnt you Ind, II would have under.
mined my confidence In you.n That's
what l thought .nid jennie softly %
herself
The following notc, dated November Z,
1879, mud now first published. IL supposed
to hayo been tho last letter written by
Hornco ufeolyi my Dear Old Fricnd-j
thank you for your Kind letter. My wife
lived too long, for her last years wcrt
years OF great, unmitcd suffering. pro.
foundly wish II hnd plonscd uod 10 calI
both OF Us away years ago"
''Ciura--aiiss simpkins,n bo murmursd,
M he reached for hin hat after her ia,
clinatiou. "when you think Of little road
whore W. uspi TO wander In the happy
month of July, beneath tho branches Of
tho grcon trees, pray you think Of me,
For nm like that little roa,l--a lover
SLAIN" aud 40 hc passed out Vt her sight,
Aud then size was glad shc Ind answered.
"No.n
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Tho Dower.fhest,

The dower-chest is said TO be Vcnc-
tlan in origin. The brides OF Venice
always brought n substantial dover
and II certain amount OF linon. while
tho groom on the morning OF the we'd
ding day sent the corbcille or marriage
basket which contained the bridal veil.
the family jewels and whatever other
pleasing trincs his means allowed.
The chest which was OF oak. wns OF
much tho same shape Us a modern
trunk. with bronze or silver lock.
hinges and ornamental clasps the out
side OF most OF them boing one mass
OF intricate carving.
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HIS sroSk or ,-l, TALK,
owias to had Msmory ~ somsttns,
4 Mixed the guhisets.

owias to Had Msmory ~ somsttmss
4 Mixed the Subjects.
II was on train coming In from
Newark, says NJ. Quad ia tho New
York Evening World. H6 had clay
pipo with a short stem, which ho
laid was several years old, and ho
wanted to borrow o match.
Lets seo" he said, as he lighted
pic pipe and sat down, did 1 intro.
luce myselfP"
II believe not"
"Well. you must excuse mo. I fell
pi haystaok last summer head first
Ind struck on four gallon juR full Of
hard cider My memory has been
tather shaky since then. Split tho
lug Into fourteen pieces. My name 10
Booue-William Boone"
"Yes.m
Ibid ask you II you wanted to
swap jack-knivesP"
mo"
Il ginerally mention that tho first
thing. so Us to have 1t off my mind. l
swapped forty-two times last yoar ind
got bent every time. Did I ask II you
was from Philadelphia"
mo"
Il ginerally got that of my mind as
soon a. l can. I've got brother liv-
Ing there, but don't care particularly
nbout hearing from him. He mover
writes unless some OF tho family
ls sick. Did I explain that was no
relation TO Dan'l Boonop"
"You did not"
"Nothor lapse OF memory. I GIN
srally carry card with mo- on which
i is stated that I'm no relashun, but
I've left It TO homc 'sposa We
arc different SGT OF Booncs, alto
gether. Was l tellin' you about tho
old womanp"
NO"
Couldn't remember whether I was
Or not That tumble has made mo
rackety In tho head. I'm afraid tho
old woman is laid up fur the winter.
She was chasin' hon through tho
calf.lot one day in her bare feet and
she stepped on an old scythe in tho
grass. Heard her holler half mile.
Hen got away. Did l stump you to
trade watches?"
NO" 81,
Il Igincrally do that tho iust thing.
| 'spose Two traded watches moro
times than my other man In America.
| begun with s75 watch and have
got down TO u Waterbury with only
two wheels in It, Did | ask you II
you owned II hossp"
II don't remember that you did"
"'Scuse me, but my memory amt
what she used to be. glnerally
mention hoss tho fust thing when
meet n man. cause I'm buster on
tradin' hosses. I'd git out o. bed and
walk six miles In thunderstorm to
trndo hossos. I begun with span
wuth s400. and I've got down to tho
lankiest. scrubbicst 3-year- you
ever did soc II he'd lay down in tho
meddor fur week the crows wouldn't
even look at him. Did | ask you II
you belonged In Jersey Ci,yF'
ii didn't hear you"
'Well. probably forgot to, and I
bog your pardon. Guess mentioned.
however. that I'm going to town to
buy some barbed wire for n fence.
That's the name, isn't it-barbed
wiroP"
Yes"
Got 1t put down somewhere, but I
can't trust my memory since fell kcr-
chunk on that jug. Don't want TO
swap jackknives or watches or trado
horses, ehp"
'Wall. l thought I'd ask 70, any,
how. ! said my name was Boone"
Yea" -
mo relation TO Daniel"
Mop
II think that's about NIL. II you
think OF anything else you want TO ask
mo you'll find me on TINT 'erc front
seat 10 tho left I'll trade knives un-
sight and unseen or swap watches and
give you 80 cents to boot"
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Il Wrna.

Her fa,hcr-I don't want you TO
think. Nellie. that your mother and !
are ut NIL anxious TO have YOU leave
home. or anything like that but you
know that you hnyc younger sisters
aud, really, II looks ns though you
ought to:bc looking out for u husband.
Ncllic Certainly, pnpa. C'ro hcr.
sclf) And now the time has come nj
last whcv what say In this family
goes.
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ElrrlYlnllY.

II seems likely that electricity 10 10
DO called IN 10 explain many Of tho
celestial phonomcna which have bithcr.
10 been nscrlbcd 70 other ngcncios.
That wonderful yot beautifully simple
instrument tho spcctroscopc. which
hus revealed 10 us 30 much OF tho
cosmos. still socms 10 ~ bnfllcd In
somo directions whero dld putty would
The state herald., 1891-11-27
ONE ENJOYS

+ ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gentlyyetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn efectually, dispcls colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in it,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities com.
mend it to all and have made It
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
amy substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
..... SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
l0NstitLs. kE RsW YoRK kE
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Arc not caught ina clstorn, yot -.
many mon nrc spending their tlmo, day
after day, fishing In n rain bnrroi The
man who works, month In and month out,
on fcw acres OF ground. trying To make II
produce enough 10 support himself and
family. when his common tonso and past
experience toll him II won't do II, Is ono Of
thon. Tho man who works, year after
year, Ia shop nt ti1 q month when bis
family expenses arc 81, IL another. II
you and your family, or II you want 70
savo money and cant do II on your present
salary, write u. H. johnson Il Co, Rich
mond, Va, and they will show you how to
add $40 or 80 month 10 ~, orif you .sr
sivo them all your tlmc, thoy will put you
In y position 10 establish paying business
u our own. wbcrc yyon can make from
400 10 $500 por month.
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ps.ss IN Earn,

70 not tho boon vouchsafod to tho chronic,
nervous invalid. Slight noises startle him,
odd and unexpected sensations perplox him.
He neithor sleeps soundly nor cats heartily,
pcpsiR. What should hedot BEGIN and pur-
Stomach Blttors. With digestion fortified
and food assmilAtod, strength returns, tho
nerves grow tranquil and the Eest OF life re.
turns. blessed consummation indeed, and
not only oncctually. but pleasantly wrought
By the Bitters. Biliousnosss malaria, rheu-
nintism. kidney complaint arc also ptovent-
Cd and curcd by this sovereign regulating
medicine: Try ~ at onco II your nofves aro
potuated by the existence OF disease. A
superb appetizer and promoter OF sound re-
bose
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scarcely be anticipated.

scarcely be anticipated. Strangely
enough, the phenomena which 1t fails
to satisfactorily explain are either such
as are known to be electrical In char
acter or are at least strongly suspected
of so being. From this and other
facts, Stas has been led to suspect that
tho ordinary interpretations OF the
spectroscope are not to be relied on
when 1t is applied to electrical pho
nomonR,
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Tho Only Ono Ever Printed Can You
Find the Word2

In this paper this week which has no two
words pliko except ono word. Tho samo
Is true OF each new one appearing each
week, from tho DIR. Hurter Medicine Co.
This house places Crescent" OH every
thing they make and publish. Look FOR
II, send them tho name of the word, and
they will return you Book. BEAUTIFUL
LlTnouRApns or SAMPLES FREE.
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INDIAN DEPRECIATION
PENSION PATENTS
LAND HOMESTEAD POSTAL
G L A I NJ S

Taking butter from milk
was known in the earliest
times. 1t was left for our
time to make a milk Of cod.
liver oil.
Milk, the emulsion of but.
ter, is an easier food than
butter. SCOTS Emulsion of
cod-liver oil is an easier food
than liver oil. 1t is rest
for digestion. 1t stimulates,
helps, restores, digestion;
and, at the same time, sup
plies the body a kind Of
nourlshment it can get in no
other way.
New York.
Your druggist keeps seous Emulsion Of cod liver
eu-sn drnGSi,ta everywhere do. o..
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origin Of "God save the king"


Tho melody which tho English claim
ms their national hymn WINS really
composed by Lully, tho Italian musi-
chm. who crcntcd tho opera In France.
Even tho words arc merely n trnnsla-
tion and nmpliIlcatlon OF tho French
verse. Tho original composition was
nm invocation In honor Of King Louis
XIV. suggested by Madame do Mnln.
t'non. nnd sung by tho choir OF noble
young ladies' pupils nj St Cyr. upon
tho entrance OF tho king into tho
chapel Of TINT royal institution.
II IL tradition In tho convent that
Handel nslsod md obtained permission
to copy tho pioco md aitorward pro.
sonicd II 10 King George ] Of England
Ms his own composition. There is In
existence n declaration 10 this ofroct.
signed by three nuns OF tho St Cyr.
and tho sumo story Is repeated In tho
memoirs OF tho Duchess Of Perth. -
Knto Ficld's Washington.
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An I,x.t,,su,p,ou.

Ahl Science hn. advanced. until
The charge for the electric light
iina knocked the naughty, old gns bill
Completely out Of sight
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"iic wlro with speed, fool at forty, IL o
fool indeed" And yet NIL over tho world
lhero aro mon stu older clinginH fondly TO
their rheumatism and gout, when wldc.
awako people know very well, that Salvn.
tion oil certainly kills palm. II IL sold
avery ywhcro for only 25 cents.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

"hfothors usod to say How drcnd tho
night nnd baby's cough Now thoy say
u fear no more 10 wake and get up-lye o
bottle OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The state herald., 1891-11-27
apinsrrnt,

busty ltnoDns--Lady. did under
stand you 10 say "beef3"
Mis. DovooD.--t said "bin"
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Every Young Man and Woman May Secure
course, by mall; Brynnts College, Buffalo, N, Y.
The state herald., 1891-11-27
I'm ,I,c Iprr..,ou.Iloow,,

JAcm-Now I must hunt for my
trousers
ToM Don'tl You might bag them.
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When Baby was sick, wo gave her castoria,
When she was n Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to castoria,
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DENVER PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DIR. r. J. EATON 1la1 iG;h-Oculist and Aurist. Ar
tihciai eyes inserted. Gross eyes straightensd.
Denver saniiariuin, AD IIhlett. llnios u week
up. Physicians aud trained nurses In attendance.
Dr. Mepermith i7c, champa Eyo and Throat disosse
CIV Enos. Md. Cas- s Graham biock-Eyo Ear
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Or. Foote's new pamphlet on yaricoccie toll,
all about u, and whnt all men ought 70 know Sent
tsca aled) for 10 cents. Iox 1tes New York.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

wha, society needs most is a ches, pro
lector.
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Fgr uprOu c1sIm1. A.shsnnflc nns.
g'WD WDbmosmry Com y entWa "Brown's
Dron,htut 1r0ohss" have remarkable cur
ativelproportius. Sold 0ntv ~ bofcs.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

A beer trust-Chargc this glass TO my
Account
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Young ladies and young men, too, hat
better be fast asleep than fast awake.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

The trouble with people who can talk Ia,
TINT they are apt 70 talk too much.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

Tho color line-A washcrwoman's, full OF
yoriegpted stockinpa