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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-04-17

Subscriptions for all newspapers and
magazines received at the F. P. Office.
We supply any periodical published in
any country or in any language.
Are you thinking Of fencing? If SO, re-
member that C. C. Bunnell furnishes
the famous Glidden Barb wire. There
is none better. none cheaper.
FRUIT TREEs.-Aram & Sons have a
large assortment of fruit trees and
shrubbery, from the the we'll known
Geneva nurseries, which will be sold
cheap. ARAM & Sons.
To any one wanting stallion we will
make it an object to wait and see our
imported stock. "HoLDREaE IMP. Co."
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-04-17
In Memoriam-Bessie Melvin Jones.

Bessie Melvin, daughter of Henry s.
and Nancy Jones. died April s, 1891,
aged one year and nineteen days. Lit
tie Bessie was beautiful babe, and for
the one short year she was permitted to
bless her fond and loving parents with
her presence, she was the idol of the
home. Many friends extend their SYM
pathies to the bereaved family.
Oye weary sad and tossed ones
Droop not, faint not by the way;
Ye shall join the loved and just ones
In the land of perfect dayl
Harp-strings touched by angel fingers,
Murmured in my raptured ear;
Evermore their sweet song lingers
We shall know each other there
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-04-17
Remember Who You Owel

Parties who have been notified by
postal card, and also those who have
not, and know they owe us, will please
settle their accounts at once and save
costs. We are no longer in the news
paper business and desire old accounts
adjusted. A. LELAND 4 Son.
Lewiston, Idaho, April 3, '9l, AZ
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-04-17

CARD OF THANKs.-We hereby tender
our sincere and hearty thanks to our
kind neighbors and friends for the SER
vices and sympathy which they bestow-
ed upon us during our recent bereav-
ment. and that the memory of SO many
kind deeds will linger with us while
life remains. II. S. & NANCY JONES.
Grangeyille, April l3, 1891.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-04-17
- b. f. DAVIS.

When you come down to Lewiston,
call on J. A. Miller for choice two-year-
old apple and walnut trees at l2a cts.
each. or $40 per hundred, while they
last,
The state herald., 1891-12-25
HUSBAND AND WIFE.

Some OF the admirers OF Mary Ander.
son-Navarro are complaining because she
will not return to the profession she
adorned. These people evidently look
upon Mr.. Navarro as n stage robbcr -
Boston Post
"lm sorry you don't like tho new
nurse, she said to her husband. 'she Is
30 good about singing to baby and keep.
Ing him guiet' "Yes, wns tho reply,
that's just II; I'D rather hear the baby
ory.''-washington Star
Scotch mnidcns are often exceedingly
scf-ipulous In regtrd TO their department,
but there was one who believed the rul.
OF good behavior might he drawn too
srct On her marriage day her lover
snii, alluding TO the fact that during their
coutship he never had kissed her. ''wcci
Jenny, haven't ! been unco cecvili"
pu, ny, mon, sansclcssly cocvil." was
hsr smart answer. er.-bo,roit Free Press
"Hm-mr' said Mr. wprkwire. "boro's a
great story In this paper I, appear. TINT
. man advertised for u boy, mud the snm.
day bis wife presented him with twin sons
" that does not show tho value Of pdy,r
Using what does II showr' ut show
thnt N he had confded his business affair
TO his wife. as man ought to. he NIGH
have saved the expense Of the advertise
mcnt," answered Mrs wickwirc in
dianapolis Journal
Rodney Bates Is a sportsman Of more
enthusiasm than experience iie had good
luck one day lest .u,ninsr while fishing ~
In the Nalns woods and hh Joy overflow
In tclcgrao p his wife like this; Nv
got one Wsighs ssvsa pouhds ard h .
beauty" u reply came the ollowing.
signed by Mrs. Bates 80 hnv.
Weighs ton pounds lie Isn't "a beauty.
Looks like You" II was morn than ton
words but i,oddy forgay. hcr. --Boston
paal
The state herald., 1891-12-25

soil can grow as many bushels o.
merchantable potatoes per acre from
one-eyed seed us can be grown from
more saed on the same soil. They
will need little extra care, but by
giving this we pocket just SO much
more money to start with. With po.
tatoes rs they were last spring, this
Is large saving My seed was GER
tainly worth $l.50 a bWshel. One.
eyed cutting takes about eight bushels
per acre. Two-eyed pieces would
cost $l2 an acre more. t144 on
twelve acres will pay me for
little extra care can seed an acre
with three bushels OF such vigorous
grower as the Freeman and get q full
crop. as large as the land Is capable Of
producing. The yield per acre from
the Freeman last year, from the ex-
tremely light. thin, seeding. was more
than the best manured fields In this
neighborhood will average. 1t Is sim.
ply u matter OF labor friends proper.
ly directed. This is no hobby Of
mine but the way / make my money.
l have cut all seed to one eye for more
than twenty years know Just what
/ am talking about 1t Is one OF the
advanced steps that go TO make our
farming profitable. But let no reader
do as l do In the matter OF fine cutting.
unless he has good seed and under
stands how to follow the matter up,
and will do 1t.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
UNUSUAL OCCURRENCES.

III. corinth tMi-s Herald tells of n
man In Its stat. named Philip Henson who
had hoard ten fect long, but who found
II 10 inconvcnient and uncomfortable that
recently he cut II OH
Th~f, src records OF elephants that have
lived for 200 years, aud nm ng. of ibO
years is not regarded n very old for mn
elephant II takes about u quarter Of a
century to get al elephant to full mn.
turiiy.
This story comes frone Msinci A farm.
~r Of Cornish. on his way HON. from shop
ping Ht tho country store. dropped sheet
of sticky ny paper md thu next morning
n large brown snake was found stretched
over ths sticky surface, making n denpcr.
ats eGul % gain it, freedom
o. ~ Dickinson, Deep river Con.
neClleat farincr found n package Of 100
iiukano4 dollar biil. In u corner of
hls bGtu wher- II Ind lain for many
yrasN sent tho hills To Washington
and - tFensury department returned
then ND punched full Of holes aud
mavbe64 4AUuuntcrfeit "
4 s1ow Hpincs by cablc from London of
the esos1 ~ binary leap being made daily
by 3 ~ Dnned MI,rnin Nipg, wbo Jumps
20a11o1{0 {0nn the top OF the Aquarium.
and 1oNa<Un his fect on tho bare floor,
lie vss& costume OF nn American In.
diae ~ rapid descent Ia broken by
.onio ~ arrangement invisible 10 tho
ID 0slr0 onrbor. Washington, tho pelI.
can y 4 4bon sight Capt Bergman.
Of tAe Typhoon. shot two OF the
biriA q brder To find out how much
wats rh Of this bird would hold,
he ~ s44e head Of one Of them and
tied n wiling tightly about tho neck.
rom faucet was nllne-ai ,a No..
The state herald., 1891-12-25
llnnschnii llInt..

Wash marble with ammonia and water.
do not lot loft. over tea or coffee stand
In tin.
Where the sunshine does not enter ths
doctor must
To remove finger marks from hardwood
door use borRx.
Never butter your pie plates, but dr.dge
them lightly with -four.
Ripe tomatoes will remove ink stains
from white cloth and from the hands.
Keep n rocking chair In III. kitchen aud
you cnn ~ ateb many needed moment. Of
rest
To remove grease stains from children.
clothing, wash II out while fresh with al.
cohol.
Wash the hands In cider vinegar befor.
retiring II will make them soft and
smooth
II A economy TO have n plentiful sup.
ply Of towels You get moro wear In pro.
portion.
Obstinate cold foot can be cured By
sprinkliing cayenne pepper inside Of each
stocking sole.
An easy method Of romov wing mildcw il
10 place the article In n warm oven for n
few moments and then brush H.
In cooking bects leave At least two
inches Of the top. aud do not break OH
the little ilbcs, or the juices will be lost
The proper way 10 put salt t-h 10 soak
Is with the flesh side upward In this way
the salt settles At the bottom Of the pan.
A tight shoe may sometimes 10 made
easy by laying cloth wet IN hot water
tttaVs. 10 t,l0alaa 81.
times Tho leather win shape itself 10
tho foot
A beuut iful chocolate set has the china
pot of cream color powdered with golden
bees, tho spout aud handle being Of real
chocolate brown, The tall. marrow cups
arc 10 match, the handles of these being
brown 40 well,
A good formula for layer cake IL a. fsi.
lows one cnpful Of sugar. one half cup.
ful OF butter onchalf cnpfui Of sweet
III a. T.. -. .iiifs 80 sou, s,... 49,.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
Gnrni Notes.

Feeding corn at night will induce the
turkeys To come home
As long as poultry have good range
they will select q variety.
One advantage with Pekin ducks Is that
they commence to lay early.
With very little trouble guineas can lie
readily taught TO roost IN the house with
the other poultry.
One advantage with both ducks and
geese Ia that they are much frecr from dis.
ease than other fowls
DO not expect an incubator to do all the
work. Careful attention Ii necessary to
secure the best results.
The size at which hog can be market.
cd depends largely upon the season and the
kind OF food that Is available.
80 far ss the other work will permit,
Keep the manure hauled out Of the stables,
sheds and feed lots during the winter.
Sod land can often he plowed when 9th.
Or land would be too w.t Sod land should
10 plowcd a. early In the season us posi-,
bio.
Tho objection to allowing all sizes of
pigs together, Is that the small ones will
pile on top Of tie Others and make them
TOO warm.
with both cattle and horses, all hay,
straw or fodder makes ali belly. Some
grain is necessary to secure a growth Of
muscle and more even development
The old ewes OF the flock, poor mixers,
shy breeders, slim wool producers aud 9th.
err that are Improbable, should be weed.
ed out and sold To the butcher, ms II will
not pay to keep such sheep.
1t Is getting to bc very much the prac.
tice In England, 50 1t is said, to keep pen
Of goats with other domestic stock 10 pro.
tcct them from the germs, tho bacilli or
bacteria Of infections diseases Doubtless
this II done on the same principle that
leads the Florida cracker 10 wear n bag of
sulphur around his neck to suppress by its
potent smell the contagion Of yellow 10.
yer and other malndics Probably the
universal prevalence of goats is onc prom.
in.nt rrnson for the hsaithin.ss of the
Mcxicnns.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
Hog Dxapep.l,.

Hog dyspepsia is the forerunner Of
many hog ailments. 1t throws the
system out Of condition and hastens
the disease. The dyspeptic hog Is an
unthrifty one, he is always hungry.
continually eating. II he has an op-
pOrtunity. but the food does him no
good, rs 1t Is only partly digested.
He actually seems to dwindls in size,
instead OF to grow. and becomes pot
bellied.' He is uncomfortable him
sell, and renders his companions as
much so rs he possibly can. The
cause OF dyspepsia is overlooking. or
rather irregular feeding, allowing the
hog to become very hungry and then
gorge himself. When the internal
machine OF the hog is once thrown out
OF gear like any other machinery, IL
continued TO run out Of gear. will
rapidly grow worse. The preventives
are better than cures. Keep the hog
well supplied with charcoal. wood
ashes, salt and lime to keep them well
tuned up. II they are suffering from
the disease. reduce the food to very
light diet give plenty of charcoal,
and watch the condition closely. and
by regulating the feed they can be
gradually brought up again. .-Cole-
mans Rural World.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
THE rEAp SEA.
wil ~. My.,.rl.. Kv.r .. so,v

VIII 1ts Mystsries Ever Ds Solved
One Of the most In nteresting lakes or
inland seas In the world Is the Dead
sea, which has no visible outlet II Is
not mere fancy that has clothed this
sea In gloom. The desolate shores,
with scarcely green thing In sight,
and scattered over with black stones
and ragged dr.ft-wood, form u fitting
frame for the dark, sluggish waters,
covered with perpetual mist and
breaking In slow. heavy, sepulchral
waves upon the beach. II seems as IL
the smoke Of the wicked cities was vet
ascending up to heaven, and as II the
moan Of their fearful sorrow would
never leave that God-smitten valley.
1t IL . strange thing to see those
waves, not dancing along aud sparlt-
ling as other waves, but moving with
meaSured melancholy, and sending TO
the ear, us they break languidly upon
the rocks, only doleful sounds. This
Is, no doubt, owing to the extreme
heaviness OF the water On attempt
ing to swim we went floating about
like empty casks. This experiment
was more satisfactory in its progress
than In Its resul s, which were n very
unctuous skin and most pcstiferous
stinging Of every nerve, us II we
had been beaten with nettlcs
Nor was the water we took into our
mouths whit less vile thun the most
nauseous drugs of the apothecary.
That fish cannot live In this strong so.
luton Of bitumen and salt is too obvi.
ous to need proof; but TO say that birds
cannot fly over 1t and live Is m eNag.
gerntion OF travellers, who, perhaps,
were not, like ourselves. 30 fortunate
as to see flock OF ducks rcpos ng on
the water In apparently good health.
And yet this WA all the life we did
see. The whole valley was one seeth.
ing caldron, under more than tropical
sun,
The state herald., 1891-12-25
larr Vocal Qualities.

A lady was once singing nj con.
cert md her voice was. 10 say the
least very thin In places
.Ah." said her husband. who, after
tho manner Of husbands who have
musical wives thought tcr vocal
powers were gront; what n fine voice
shc has,
very fnc," replied strange man
nt his side.
What tImbrc" continued tho hu-.
oand.
Considerable timber" responded
the stranger again. but too many
cracks In II for weather, boarding and
not quito enough for fence"
Tho husband remained silent dur.
ing tho concluding portions Of tho
entertainment Saturday Evening Post
The state herald., 1891-12-25
Wagon aud d usy feiioe..

Many farmers think that as soon as
wagon or buggy felloes begin to shrink
they must go ut once TO blacksmith
shop and get the tire set. Instead OF
doing that which is often damage to
the wheels, causing them to dish, II
they Will ge, some linseed oil and heat
1t boiling hot and give the fellocs all
the oil they can take 1t will Hll them
up to their usual size. tighten. and
keep them from shrinking and also
keep out the water II you do not
wish TO go TO the trouble OF so heating
oil. you can heat the oil and tie n rag
TO n stick and swab them over as long
as they will take oil but the first way
is the better 1t pays to keep little
oil on hand TO oil fork handles, rakes,
neck yokes whiilletrc S. and any OF
the small tools on the farm that aro
more or less exposed. Coleman Ru.
raj World.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
DENVER BUSINESS HOUSES.

The Hst bciow oomDrises SONS OF tti
hest business ltOtSgs u Denuer, and tLsJ
VIZ titrnisi. 6in. 70 Ierenccs y reILtrei.
DENVER WALL. PApER 4 PAtSr co-cheapes.
rlaee Tor Wall paps-, Paints, etc. send for
prices and .anpirA ,5li Lawrence.
T1t GREAT WESTERN MUTUAL ACCIDENT A.
iocihtiou. and Tabor block. ?. o. BOZ lIp :.
WALL PAPER, oaHpETs. sHADfs. write for
thmplrs and mention ihi1Ri. "THE FAIR"
REMINGTON TYPEwEITERs AND suPPLfE3--
hao aochampa-sicnoaaph furnished free
f'o. PHILLIPS, business Chanro,, 100, Arapahos-
Has hli kinds OF business Tor sale; write him.
"nfwAnE OF PAINT" The L. c. Reiize h Bros.
Wnu Piper md Decgrating CO., iGll weiiun.
DkNNER hFi CO.. f5th and Market Harness.
saddles, Horse Goods. Send i2e for ILL., Cat
TiiL DENVER FIRE CLAY rO.,.-lsB Larimsr.
Iealers In lhotcETRpher'4 supplies.
COLORADO CEMENT PlrE CO., IGiO 0urtis-Pipa
adapted 10 the drainage of reservoirs.
'No. n. BfnkEY & CO., Boston Block-Broters
IN Real Estnte and Loans.
9d-IlAND SCHOOL BOOKS at Picrces' 1871 10Th.
JIM. MooRE's soNst 18th and whzee- Hardware,
sIEfHEhs, HANCHfrT 4 Co-Real Estate, Loans
A. s. CARTER 4 Co Rubber Stamps, Stencils, sts
CT COCHRAN, Ha ieth-Diamonds, Watches. stn.
HOTEL hrunsviek 10th and Lawrence European
BAHTELDEs A Co Seeds. Write for catalogue
EDw HoLLANDEr. 81 Tabor blk-Map Drawing
u. II. IIEIsEi, iSD Blake Harness, Saddles, etc.
JosLIN a PARK, Jewellers, Opera House lilosf.
AWARD, 1854 Lawrence -opucian
Hydraulic Cement for foundations. W. T. Pedriek.
1he kcnnedy 4 Pierce Mnch'y. Co Mlnlng Maeh'y.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
kHE pHoNooRAPH,
Its ChlSf Objection Ia tho small Capa..
lty OF the Cyllutier

Its Chldf Objection Ia tho sm all Canal.
ty OF the Cylluder.
The principal objection to the use
OF the p onograph for regular CONNER.
cial vol X is the limited amount of
matter nat can be recorded on a single
cylinder says Electricity: A dictation
OF consi \ cradle length such us an ar
ticle, a ecture, or sermon, involves
the useI OF number OF cylinders,
which i5 a very obvious Inconvenience.
10 remdEe this difficulty n device con-
sisting Essentially OF continuous re-
cording surface has been invented and
patented by Messrs. Oxley and Cole,
OF Boston.
In this machine the record is made
on continuous ribbon, the upper sur
face OF which is coated with film of
wax COMPOSITION; thus the thick cyl
inder II entirely done away with.
The advantages to be derived from
the use of ribbon allows of greater
simplicity OF construction than is pos
sible wkerc u cylinder Is employed.
The usf OF the cylinder necessitatcs
both. circular and linear motion rela-
lively between the stylus and the re.
cordtng medium; whereas with the
ribbon Q linear motion only is ncces-
sary.
The rfcording ribbon is lighter and
less bulky than the cylinder; 1t is
herefof preferable for transportation
by mail pr otherwise. II allows for n
longer continuous record (what is
meant ty continuous record is u
record hecossitating comparatively
long time for It's delivery such rs II
lecture, speech or musical perform.
ance) GM Is practicable with single
cylinder In taking long record with
cylinders the machine must be stopped,
the cylirder removed and u fresh one
substituted, which necessitates read.
Justmen' OF the various parts, all oc-
cupying time and causing loss OF rec
ord. The machine would not be re-
cording during the time occupied in
malsiug u s1jnstmsaaA snassqueetly
durine ~ H. ~ q ~ Fslpg1
would " Safins. Il orAsr " -
II continu6ss sac6sd M ~ q a63r
phonograph II Is nccessaxy - A2ye two
machines in operation, using sasA A.
ternately, ~
On the ordinary cylinder now gen
orally employed In monographs, the
greatest length OF record, expressed
in time is considerably less than eight
minutes. With n machine employing
n recording ribbon nm almost unlimited
length OF record could be made. A
ribbon Is not liable to be affected by
variations IN temperature, which tend
to make The ordinary cylinders untrue
and more or less imperative and de-
fectiye.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
Alxch I'm Allaes.

A third Of an inch gives us full
size In length OF shoe; sixth fur
nishes the intermediate point between
two sizes, tho saving OF which is de-
sirable II praciicablci n small fraction
OF breadth goes good way in securing
comfort and in gir,h of ball or instep
an infnitesimal part OF an inch is
sometimes an ell Of freedom: quarter
OF an inch is good deal OF letting
down or elevating at the heel, and the
difference OF sixteenth is readily
perceptible at tho sole.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
The Mea.rm Journal.

Great newspaper proprietor (who
has made n fortune In trade and thcn
bought daily for some rcnson no icl.
low can find oup-Thls ls Saturday.
isn't H. ! wnnt n forty page paper Tor
TO- o-morrow.
Editor (mcckly)-l3ut sIr. the whole
forca II furnished with brand now
shears, couldn't got out moro than
twenty pngos on such short notice.
q. n r tauthoritaiivcly)-l tho
othor twenty pages bc iillcd with nd.
vortiscmcnts
Edi,or-I'ut, sir, wo haven't tho nd.
vcrtissmente
g. N. P-.Go out and buy some
then. Street and Smiths Good News.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
For . Fu,urr ropuI.,,ou.

The Northwest provinces Of Canada
have made bountiful provision for the
education OF the multitudes of people
who are expected TO some day occupy
these now a,,lonesome expanses
OF territory. Saskatchewan has set
apart 3, Gas. 900 acres OF land for the
maintenance OF public schools. As
siniboia 500. 900. and Alberta s.
200 600.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
Water MNrks.

The first water mark on record was
the coat -of-arms OF n town. The enrly
papermakers were not slow 10 adopt
this idea OF impressing upon their
sheets tho device OF the place where
their mill was situated. For instance.
tho cOat-of-arms OF the village OF
Rivers IA dolphin. Is common mark
on old papers. This mark is still In
use to-I1y.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
A SEA MONSTER. q
1t Frightened Party OF Colored
sports In Charleston lunrbor.


sports in Charleston lsnrbor.
The other day party Of coiored
men were engaged in fishing in
Charleston harbor, near the wrclk of
he gunboat Housatonic, and while re.
.lteying the tcdium OF the exercise. one
81 ~ negroes suddenly remarked that
- ~ - pnnsually y strong bite on his
liua eettoeirg good plump fellow
waa nibt1lng q ths taik and- I'm will.
ing 70 loes IL hsh. ths naa thought
he would play swhiis, and tAsn draw
his booty in. In . few sscouds the
line became slack, and aimost tnstsut.
ly an extraordinary sea moratsr
leaped out Of the water md fell In the
fishing smack. The men were horri-
fed at tho sudden appearance of the
singular creature, which, owirg to its
furious condu t, they were obliged to
kill In seif-defense.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
The Only One Ever Printed Can 70
Find tho Word7

There Is u . inch display advertlscm en-
In this paper this week which has no tive
words alike except one word. The same
~ l'rue Of each new on~ appearing each
a. ~, from tho DIR. Iiartsr Medicine Co.
slt souse piscss .trusosntr on every
thing thoy make and publish. Look ( or
II, send them the name Of the word, an Il
they will return you BOOK BrauriruL
Li1uounArns or SAMPLES FnEr.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Clip the last Thirty years or iuoc from the
century. and the segment viii Represent the
term OF III. unnoundrd popularity of Hostel
ters Stomach Bitt.fs, 1hu opening of th,
year ihy. viii be synnlixcd by the app"nf.
nncc OF n fresh AlmnGac OF the Blttcrs, H.
which the uses, derivation aud action of ihii
world famous medicine viii be iucldly sci
forth Ey.rybody should read II. The cal.
endar aud astronomical calculations to /,
found In tins brochure nrc always nstonish,
tions. huinor aud other rctdlug matter rich
In interest mud full OF profit. This ilostetiei
company Of PittAlufg. Pa, publish II tb-m'
selves They employ morr than sixty hands
In tn" mechanical work. aud more than
eleven months In tho year hfu consumed In
it, preparation, II cun be- Oht tln.d without
cost OF NJ druggists ana country dealers
and II ptlnlt Il IN Engiisl German, French
welsh Notwofiun, Swedish, Holland lio'
homian and spanish
You cam ,ch much about mans rr
lieion by tho length VI his face on Sun
The state herald., 1891-12-25
A Ynsr Tisnia man.

A North Carolinian Of II tImId nn.
ture tried TO run awny from his wifc,
whose sharp tongue kept tho poor fol.
low. ~ he expressed II. 'on tontor
hooks" but ho lost his way In tho
woods got badly frightened. and rc.
turned ns soon us ho could get his
bearings W captivity.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

The monster measured o feet inches
In length, and feet 10 inches in
breadth; had a square head, with large
square eyes, and belly perfectly
white. The upper part Of the fish
was covered with jet-black stripes.
running from head to tail. and ringed
streaks across the body. The mons Ter
is supposed To belong to the class
Cephaloptera vampirus. or deviltsh,
which abound IN south Carolina, and
arc captured only by the most dcsp.r-
ate and continuous escrtions They
swim near the surface, and frequently
lift their batlike wings above IL
The state herald., 1891-12-25

The testimony OF the Fire Engine DE
partment and OF livery stable men OF the
city Of Baltimore, is TO the effect that for
cuts, sprains, gals upon horses and other
abrasions OF the skin. Salvation oil IL an
invaluable remedy. Price - cents.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

TuuoAf DistAsna commence with
Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat. "DrOtfn's
UrDnchldi IrOcics" give Immediate relief.
Sold Oiiiu IN bgIrs Price % cu