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The evening world., 1891-04-23
SPCTLE rs.

Where therc's a will there's way. Yes. and II
the will is q miihonaires. ii ~ often away with the
will.
Hs a little hard IN OLrtoonist NsSt that Que can
say with truth his best work that It has Nasty
quality.
As the summer hat comes in shall sSe . poor
wretch IN a wind "clutOhing Al straw"
Goodword unfeolinEy remarked about . poor
tailor wlO had spSam that It WAs one OF the best
hts he had ever got.
IAsked her heart Of Winnifrod;
All. " could nut win It!
bh- lauSninEly rspn-d. g Dear Ned.
-HarraTd LaRpooa.
There iS man namsd Moonlight In Kansas, and II
10 hard 10 tell which his suggests most. front
gate or . still.
When the Devil sends out his smlssaTiss In couples
hu forces are imp paired. ..
-.
A little GIRL who wished To describe her ps.ieo,
pAsaVlty said abe was lust a. irrSsStibls a. she
could Be.
The spapiAh merchants will feel a. u Amsriesu
interests had been too much rostsTsd In the lAtS
Anime tAsa sssas v have .As s-s.ss.. iuaius ,usl
Aou Ia eul-sins.
The evening world., 1891-04-23
Struggling Up Life's Rugged Hill

With youth. yiEor. ambition and Au indomi'AS''
will to help US. Il such Grieyous mGttsr. but e0s
tsrinE down again. ahiietsd By the ailments when
bsset old AEe-our backs bent with iumbAso' Saf
elastic muscles and Joints stin and painful
woful piece Of baslnsss. For the inhrmieiss Wnicn
the decline Of life too often brings. Hostelsers
Stomach BittSrs u . bsnenoent source OF rsisi,
mitigating solsos always 70 be dspSndsd upon. -
regulating tonic evolved By botanic medical ~
oovsry Is 90 we'll calculated. % Thoroughly AHA -
without undue ssimulAtiVO effect. 70 hsip shs 49,.
the dslleats and the oonvAlssesnt-eo ssS.se,'.'.
the vitAhtg of frams uhioh tine ana Dhges., -
cline have imDasrsA - thiA. kidnay Ana 49,.
wsakna,a and diaoRass. oeSalssnsaA nAlnEiA e.A
pluiuos. d..pspaiA M rhsu1.atian als aneaf VI
ksallf q - 49, ~ l''''l9 ~
The evening world., 1891-04-23
The Ways OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fanciss That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Use OF q moothing- Iron for Womcn's
Observation-Disclosures Braids
for Trimmings - 10 Not
Use Old Llnings-The
Queens Cook.

There are lightweight "gooses" Of slender
design used by ladies' taiIors aud recommended
to all modIstes, not only for seams and fac
ings, bu, to run up the cuffs and down the
"heads " OF sleeves as well as along the mar
row cores of the wais'. OF this much let the
seauistress be assured, |: Ia Impossible to get
nice work without hot irons. Everything
must be smoothod out TO begin with and every
seam pressed down us nat as die as soon as 1t
Is stitched. The days OF clumsy sewing are
over and tailors are not only teaching but
beating women on their own ground.
The evening world., 1891-04-23
VACRANT VERSES.
A Fell Destrover.

A FOIL Destroyer.
Come, come, little pct do not heed the roar
Or the winds tnat bluster outside the door;
For snug indoors you arc. safe from harm,
With nothing to fret you or alarm.
But listen; should you at night 20 out
When tho spirits or the Eoblins are ali about,
Take caro- to run hons just as fast as you can
For fear you'll be caught by the bicycle man.
As silent Is death is the thick dark night,
When the sudden flash of binding light
And jangle like thous ands of churchyard botn.
o. the bicycle mans approaching tells.
You arc torn from the earth BY his awful forcs,
And pounded and tossed till perhaps Q oorse,
You are left for your plying friends to soan
As warning to run from the bicycle man.
-Washingtoa Ped.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Cleopatra, the African tigress, is no more,
The stalwart creature has vindicated her
self as an exotic by falling a victim to the
asperity Of our cline. Cleopatra sue
cumbed TO the influence OF pneumonia.
She knew not how to repel the attack OF this
strange foe, and she impatlcntly writhed in
it's clutches till she died. Poor Cleopatra
The evening world., 1891-04-23
A Million People Read The Sunday World. ERe

Now England spinster attircd for Sunday
meetin', will shortly take sixty boys on
cruise to the Mediterrean, and is open to
the application Of thirty or forty more,
Here is chance for the young mind to
combine adventure and the study Of geog.
raphy under fascinating conditions
Avast there boys
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Fifty thousand whites to fve thousand
redskins in the Cbickasaw portion Of the
Indian Territory is blooming commentary
on our scrupulous observance Of pacts with
the Indians. Yet wo wonder they do not
lick the hand that smites theml 1t is almost
time for this country to blush when 1t hears
the name Indians mentioned.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

A Western paper suggests that II BIS
MARoK wants to 60 to the Reichstag he
should communicate with Col. DUDLEY and
get on 10 the American blocks of Ave sys-
tam
The evening world., 1891-04-23
The Forcing Process.

fFrom Brooklyn Ltfs.l
sinRerly-What are the Klldeen doing since
they lost their fortunef
Strawber-I understand that they are doing
very well. He is . writer OF songs, and she 70
. dressmaker.
Singerly-Indeed. shouldn't think they
could make their salt NJ It, because dress.
makers have such o nne time collecting SAseg
blllsi
Strawber-Her husband attends TO that
When they have any trouble with debtor 10
sings him one OF his BonRh
The evening world., 1891-04-23
Au Feu.

My heart ught hre one day
Cruel pain
And OF q sudden smoke and flames poured out.
tried the philosophio water-spout-
All in vain
The FIRE but burned more ferooy for the spray
Poor heart
filed my heart with earth
Mournful riteI
To hide tho flames from wsnton winds thaa
famed.
The ire burned out. The black. eharrsd walls
stul stand
Dismal plight!
AL charred beneath the garniture ct ninth
Poor heart!-Edih Elmer, n Jsies.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

According to New York merchant, the
chief effect OF admitting American flour
free to Cuba win be to spoil nice SNUG
Cling trade and to cut of neat income
from Spanish customs officials, who have
heretofore been conveniently blind to the
smuggling. Diverse, indeed, are the ways
Of reciprocity.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

In the ihickly clustered murders of tho
pastfev days. one in Massachusetts, is bad
encuga TO excite notice. An old man OF
setenty-one murdered an old farmer OF
seycnty-ihree. and tried to kill the farmers
wife, whom he could not persuade to come
ard hEs with bin. Tho boary old murderer
AAd game enough In him TO kill himself
atler bis hatetpi deed He was old enough
. b be,tcf.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

The Bureau Of Statistics shows an in
crease OF 1854 immigrants for the nine
months Immediately preceding March 3lst
Of this year over the corresponding months
OF 1890. Let them come. Hospitality to
aliens is part of our constitutional tempera-
ment. Only let them be clean, healthy and
decent. We have a right TO demand that.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Thirty years ago tonight the Thirteenth
Volunteers marched from Brooklyn for the
front. Tonight the survivors will march
out for an anniversary dress parade. What
host Of memories will be on review before
these honored old veterans
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Cupid has been backing up the Spring.
field, Ohio, police. A detective made clever
love to maiden Of forty-nve Summers and
wooed from her lips the secret of puzzling
abduction case.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Miss NILES, who married half-breed
Sioux, is suspected Of having been muir
dered. This casts blight on alliances
Of white maidons with fraotionally bred
men. Thoroughbred bridegrooms are best.
The evening world., 1891-04-23
immature, but Promising.

FToM Me ChIcado ITfbHNs.
'BelisariuS, come In the house this In
stant."
The voice of tue domestic rang sharply o1s
on the frosty air.
old wSose s;s ePnsa nd ne nn ,ne 1I,I,ssInS
hearse moving slowly along the street. ~
Will come briefly i am observing demise"
The evening world., 1891-04-23

A Massachusetts minister is on trial for
arson. Clergymen should be content with
preaching fre, II their church permit, and
should start no unlawful blazes.
The evening world., 1891-04-23
A Coming Matthew atician.

tFrom the FssQsHds Bldettsr.
"What are you doing there johnnie ." IN
quires the school teacher of the scholar Who
had just taken OF his shoes and stockings.
al want to know how many are four times
nve I've ran out my nngeru, SO I'm counting
on my toes."
The evening world., 1891-04-23

IN, iini American ,Iap' shouted sbo
flpnb|leans q Cincinnati yesterday. But
'1f l9le RepubIicnn conesess didn's Ioayo
N'dy Z TIM enough IN tho Treasury. By
|.10I Il9|Qoo. .Qoe, 70 met mo neEf quar-
I'ln4pp pasnenss
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Deaths harvest Is growing smaller. There
were eighty-six less dead recorded in this
city yesterday than the day before.
The evening world., 1891-04-23
Improving on shakespeare.

improving on BhakespearO.
"It seems to me that have read something
similar 10 this. said the eSsayist's wife, RiAno.
ing over copy.
UShouldn't WONDER" he answered, chOsTs
fully. Shakespeare made q stARger Of %
once, but without much success. "-IndtdA'
dpoItS Journal
The evening world., 1891-04-23
Better Than a Dog.

Wooden-We are pestered to death with
tramrs at our house.
Bulhnch-well. we used to be, but We never
have one now.
Wooden-I suppose you got dog.
- Bulnnch-No; my wife went to Q cooking
school
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Tho Republican League passed resolu-
ton indorsing HARRIsoN's Administration.
1t gave no evidence, however, but that Its
heart kept true 10 BLAINE;
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Judge CARPENTER did more harm to him
selt than to Gen. BUrLERwhen he ordered
that lawyer to be forcibly elected from
court,
The evening world., 1891-04-23
The Real Harm.

Tho Real Harm.
"H could only kiss you, deaF,~
He said, Close his arm
6tole round her waist. - In tust one kinE
There can't be any harm /" = -. : T.,--a,a {
And then before she gave consent,
Alas! IL had been done.
She bushed and said: you know you,rs vrous.
There IL great harm In one."
Tom Mason, n brooklyn Nfs.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

There is no reason why the flower mark,
at Union Square should not be held open
until noon.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Tammauy says the withdrawal Of the
STEcKLERs will do 1t no harm. How about
the loss OF the Tenth DistrictP
The evening world., 1891-04-23

The spectres OF the ocean are again at
large. Ocean steamships give good reports
of the iceberg crop
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Baron FAvA and Premier RUpINI met
yesterday and talked US over. Their con-
clusions were not made public.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Tho wheat gamble goes cheerfully on.
Yesterday 28, 7bo, 900 bushels were dealt in
on the floor Of the Produce Exchange alone
The evening world., 1891-04-23
A Diplomatist.

[YSom hs hdianapohS JoUrHaLl
"Which one OF rs do you think the hand
somerf" asked one OF the two pretty girls.
- II 10 impossible for mo to compare you, I"
said the diplomatic young man. "You are
both incomI arabic"
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Mr.. WATTERsoS has made some more re-
marks. The nomination OF Mr.. CLEVELAND
rests entirely with New York, he says.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

New York's leading merchants protested
strongly against the Battery Park grab yes
terday. Hands of, Mr.. GOULD.
The evening world., 1891-04-23
A Far Greater Hero.

Iron The Epoch.
Visitor TO Dime Museum Exhibit)-Are you
the man who eats glass7
EXnibit-No; Pm the man who eats the
biscuit that my wife bAkea.
The evening world., 1891-04-23
chesrfai Willingness.

l'I ItlIi tlFtn aAs ADo1A
EsEosisna Mau lsnlanag KdiioE's room,-rvs
come 70 club yoat N ssin
Z, ss:. g :s q: Z.
The evening world., 1891-04-23
A Matter OF Course.

Iron tie Boston HUald.
Emiy-NoW that you are engaged 70 Harry,
does he ever ask you for kissf
Julla-He never has YET.
kmily-Dear mel 10 no baahfulf 'f -a
JuliA-oh, no; Ne takes them without aakih&
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Bakers are beginning TO use wooden pie
plates. Here is o blow to the tin plate
industry.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

LADIES-I sell furniture without requiring cash
deposit; give longest credit. Mfr. AEt.. los W.
2gth.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

For the iabor-saving, rational woman who
will bind her skirt in spite of France and
fashion there are various rubber edged braids
that will do good service and save the stitch in
time. The best patent in the lot is the regular
mohair braid, treated with strip Of rubber
one-eighth OF an inch wide, which comes In
Two yard pieces at IS cents each.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

There are thousands and thousands OF beau
tifully dressed women in New York society.
who never buy Q particle Of dress trimming.
The, look upon passementer!e, galoon. ttnsei
and "jewel braids as evidences Of bad taste.
The material Is used for folds. bias bands or
rufles, OF o small amount of silk, velvet,
or chiffon 10 purchased for tho so-called
symphony of color. Plssementerie that costs
$e yard win not improve cneap dress, and
q good fabric needs NO elaboration.
The evening world., 1891-04-23
1" BRANCH OFFICES ,

tD BRANCH OFFICESi
WORLD UPTOWN oFFIcE-1267 BROADWAY.
between 3lst aud 32d ats. New York.
BROOKLYN - 35y FULTON sr. HARLEY -
News Department. 150 EAST l25TH ST. Ad-
yertisements at 237 EAST 115rH Sr.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.-LEpoER BUILDING, liz
souTH 6IH sr. wAsHINaToN-6l01tT 1tTu 6z.
LONDON oFFiCE-32 CooKsPuR sT., TnAyAx-
Gan SouAnE.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

'''ss's' ~ ales. ss q iiI''
The evening world., 1891-04-23

It 10 time and effort wasted TO try and work
with old Innings. They do not psy. Throw
them away and get new foundations, even at
the expense of trimmings, for there Is real in
spiration in fresh "nndinQs-" II the material
is 10 be turned and made over see that every
basting thread Is removed, the gathers are cut
on and the cores are pressed as smooth a. new
cloth. Unless It is very good, don't Try to
make 1t over, for there are few gowns that pay
to turn. Better Thousand times use the ma
terial for lining q cloak or jacket. for q sofa
pillow or sewing apron, and get . l7-cent ar
lists cotton, q ao-cent Cleopatra or 4o-cent
cashmere and have Q new dress and new
face and feeling, "than tinker with an old
tucker" that you yourself and the whole fam
ily are tired Of.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Beautines who receive private pupils make
money. Sometimes the lesson is given 10 Q
fashionable woman, and oftentimes TO lady'i
maid. In either case term OF twelve lessoni
in hair.dressing will cost $40; face massage II
worth $50 term, and the French artistic who
claims the ability to remove ~ wrinkles aski
500 for the secret
The evening world., 1891-04-23
Doctors
Mccoy, WILDMAN AND BLAIR,

B East 42d street, near Grand Central Depot.
90 9Th ave. near 14th st, and Broadway. cor 4th
st.. New YORK. and 1S7 Montague street, Brooklyn.
whore all curable cases are treated with success.
II you live at distance write for symptom blank
Address all mail to 3 East 4yd st. Once hours-9
to IL A. M. = to p M, z TO Q p. M. daily. Sun
days. o to IL A. NJ and to 4P. NJ
The evening world., 1891-04-23

The gross total of the income Of the societ
for the Propagation OF the Gospel for 1870 1
cle4, 8s2, being an increase Of csc, s14 over tina
Of the previous year. -
The evening world., 1891-04-23

In the las, three years Annie Besant had fe,
no less than $1,000 school children in tn
Tower Hamlets Division.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Women who do their own sewing and have
cotton dresses on hand can buy machine bob
bins In the dry-qoods stores all ready nlled for
nve cents box, equal to the contents Of q
spool OF thread. These bobbins are smoothly
wound. They save little time to the seams-
tress and may be had In the best white and
black cotton. II there are many to work for,
II IL wisdom TO lay In stock OF threada, silks
and button-hole twist The best oottons sell
for ave cents or nfty-nve cents dozen In all
coiors; q couple OF spoois Of linen thread In
| black and white win be needed to sew on but
tons in general, while twist must be selected
with reference to the color OF the dress mate
rial. II does not follow that because woman
buys dozen spools Of thread she must open II
all. Get lump OF beeswax and use It on the
| silk and thread to keep Il from untWistInR,
| when sewing by hand. Buy case of needles.
Use long ones for bastinE, short nne ones for
telling and those OF medium length for general
work. There Is no economy IN buying cheap
| cotton for bastiDg. And the seamstress who
pulls out oastiuR threads to sew with again ID
too prodigal OF time to deserve notice.
Have q pincushion full OF the nnest pins you
can get as there are many fabrics that thick
"rat" with strings at the ends which they tic
round their waist. This Is a good idea and
sure TO break up the habit Of putting pins in the
| mouth.
wise woman will have q sewing apron q
much to protect tDe work In hand as to keeL
tha duf and ktitches from her dreAS
The evening world., 1891-04-23
A Sharp Girl.

A Sharp Girl
IYTom tie Epoeh.l
Do you know, Ethel," said cbAppie. "that
you dwell :n my mind altoKetheri"
~ don't either, said Ethel, "And, what u
more. never shall in q nat a. long a. live"
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Queen victoria's chief cook Is a Mahom.
etan.
The evening world., 1891-04-23

Hair dresssrs charge $40 to put new part in
an old wig.
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09
Nissnur1Ju Wheels.

y movement IS on foot To make DIS
riay of the products of BuchanaE 'iHn-
i aud northwest Missouri IN the eastern
states. Ill.
Tens. California. Iowa au3 Ec'TisSH
;l;,v... daring IL" present season, sent e,-
tibrtig.! cars t. Tie. east, laden "!.H pro.
iucts rf ihGsr staj"s.
\ number nc crtcrprisiEE citizens O:
Il. .il-..,,: have been recently dlst,iss''.-- =
he matter Of =eniiEE ~" or two AT
.lrnu-h 10 the New England states in
how ,ha people il. th"t section VIA,
.,.rthwy-t Missouri really +.
IT, { q. : =. road h..S offered coach
.s f-.- a. ,,,ar-". Stored at tn" i5o"J.. 90,
fr..,3,...:,. several Thousand copies II th'
..;F.a,it.....l NJ northwest Missouri, -
ss..! l.y H.. ,is-..ir, Iur'a "e5; " --o.f
Ir..a.-....,n socn'y. winch can nn
G.a.,-,ily oy obtained n,a distribute,
. y. -.s, east 3 Great a&v'E'r.''
The scheme rs"u.~s=.e d,'..o2r i"
very short rinr and Hi!i probably b.
carried ,Aroa ,h vrry sOon.- 81. J"#eIi
it&iiy Herald
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09

In. $. u. Sl.;-iey moved to St. 5oo
!..-' ar-.'.
VI p.-r ~r;rrcI two cars ct hcE5
'lou. br5.- .a-' wee.
@ ,a-.i--al!. wu,at has beca sow-
sin" Saturdays ram
,ir-. J. i. H'lis5a returned from her
viii 90 C...r1-a last week
Runner sa:- tina: "ac ~ our mar-
chants j. a5IIJ - sell out his store ami
,aig u" Alliance.
For, :, CaamharIa;l Eavo moved
th,.r saw rH:!: 10 tn--ho;tom, near the
PROF.. r,~ dri.c.
= y. E;.iser has bought the Marion
Whom property: Ls aisp bought the s.
y. TriUJ,c land on the bottom.
Apple mrn wcrs buying apples here
last week Tor which they paid Si.le per
barrel. They secured most of the apples
n This vicinity.
Oil Mrs. Rumor whispers in on ear
that she ias An intimGtGon Of welding
in hi2h lie whirh viii take place ere tho
r.bIaS r"et again.
S. y. Trbbic has bough. She f,oIss
formerly owned by /. q, Young. aG:l will
soon oprn a hotel f-r the accom'an Ia
tiau " the puD!ic. Succ,4,s, To tho er!-
t"Trri=c.
Elias K1cuey, an old timer who lef:
this county III 1851. crossed the piaii'1
.s,th an OK team. returned las; wax I,
visit : : sister Flaw grand ma KecGa-
mother 81 Mrs. G.. ". Pierce: he has r.,-
lei ~ Oregon ever sine. az! Tx, all
ntEcr iIq,ybitLuts calls Oregon "ti1iS
country"
HiCxnY SHlo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09

Mention was made IN these columns
aar.y ..,,t spriu., of an Immru@" ""'i''
.u-ruH-n which Vas made by ID i;t-ilu,
II Tar.,ll, in Texas. The number Of
cattle. included ia the purchase w;!s
~1a,cthimE over 5000 head. the amount
81 money invested iu the i-ai being 10
the r"i.:ip1rhnod nf S--,,-.--,.''t'. As stat
81 lnru tire shipment - cattle was I" 10"
m..3. 20 tuis pr.nt during thn tpT'Ec
ami summer but the bulk II th"m are
p. ;.rr;,t. ,iur.ug the month of October.
- L. ...v train loads %! i..rSH c;tt.', ~
nrariy 3.,sn head have hr"a received
,vr,.. iNp train inad, havj"-; cp"Ir IN
.:uc,rE q lie. pro.-i.i week. GA IN" cattle
r.....vr-l UP IT, dale ia" ( ,..' bill: 1r
-,Tr-aj. aAn4' @,.a#. .Ha n.i 'nr a."
-al:..L..al, pF This ~r.4s Er'u., eve. S',tst
itFs --:iMa'rd that the frelInt GA IN"
remainder IL the cai',n - cnary lrt VII.
f.-srag..;t ur.r st..l-F'. making tie c--
t;rc expense for shipping the 500 mead
nearly :El..e1.
T.arr wIil tee At 'raEt Is train lads,
r- 80 .ar loads. nf the e. rI'fi" ~ Hr
. rive during the month # Dr;"hrr. iai..
- train .otsjs, or .H~tra: !1IiS i.r the
nB:..., shipment. Ih.-c cattle "ii to.
ta'-,u 70 Nr. E.n.ln's srT-n rIr.r's; L..
-l.;= ,uau:y and fed, and man! "f inru
UlI. jo shipped 10 In" market duflar ~.
next ycar.- Nari5.U Ayasy.ti.c.
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09
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cash ;o tUr l3 - 20 ..i-r NI! real r~i''ir, O. -
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,.r.. .iy..s interest u-.3 s-H,,= nf -hi- ..l9
HENRY Silt GTN. Tgs,si~s-
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09
Mie'ga's The d Lib.

NIpJLE'S TREE OF LIE Il positive rrrc
Ifl i.'r hlaIry aut liver nmFl,Int and all
ht",f dJ>.'s.-s- lE'-~ .; pay - Sui-T WhrH lou
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eT,It f. rcIrrdt.'
TT H'":u-r 'aau praise tArr and mt thine
own Hlruta. STTsIr-s and mo- tilI7r own up- -
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dr. Rapids IOWA. ~ = A Lilo. Lpssvvu-
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= Abe. o. .rIruT iHuar> " y Strong. Z usIH-
"H j.rii~ Iowa U if"' >Icii ~ - fii. th,fyc
H4r' = r'.. Jrrrir t-a>jtaIrIy ~ favor uf Nn1r-'>
lac 'r, I-ir, t.t' 'Hr i~7 Ting NlIvl+>ai" drug
8. .'.--- -.tf H.. uaNr gwen -uiIrc Satisfaction
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~.H .., r.s.,! "' as.4- Ipur"'S Tree OF LII:
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The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09

..Hey are green &P2.es and then he nas
onllr. cTar.r.- aLi Giir-Gra md thinks
he Erl"L - die aud won't ever. ever
Steal a-a,n. The careful mother always
1rIy= 5,',;e II H.lier's Pain Paraiv2er
aud he b.. i,v,s - n, :, some more"
For - by Hruic = Pniibrick.