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Safe OF Kansas. edwards county, rzE
lH the district court iU and Tor the county
AID state Aforesaid
The American luVG5tmsut company of
EumetsDurE. Iowa plHiutu. SIS. huml7
q. MllluuEhLgs Ellz1 beta " lllHuE lug us-- ID
81 De borne s. Co. ga corporation defendants
The abrVe-uaucu defendants. 2 uutzlIs g.
WillouEhby. Elizabeth MfuuuE bUy sud D. N
Osborne Co VIA tale notice. that rug
above uEuIeli plaintiff did gu the 9Th dag OF
august. lsll, lie ila patlttoE tu sara Ii'tFigi
and state or Kansas. against thC said defend
ants. sad that Isiu deIsu1autl Iuuar ZIlsv.lr
said petition niei a. utargluil on DE before
the BLh day % October 1891. or said petition
WIli be- taken as q ne aua Judgment rendered
iH said Ecliun against said defendants. uuIuIla
e. WilluuE hly and ElizaLgth hiltuuEhby Tor
tie sum OF Two Hundred and Twenty Dot
lars, with Interest thereon a. the rate 81 D..
per cent per luGuIE from soc lll Gay % Mag,
idgI, hua FOR Gusts sT sJtirs and further
Judgment against said defendants Tor 4la
I1reclgFHFs or g certain mortgage o lSu Lio
GolluVgiug desert bed rial estates tn-lEit=
The southeast quarter OF 1eszL1uu fourteen
las ia TOYS url1p twenty Lugeer -. south ot
range twenty -. west OF the atl prlflcl pal
meridisu, iyiHE and situate iu the county 90
Edwards and state OF Euua-iss ana aul uul1li E
that said pirifItiR have the Grit lieu uu aaiu
premises - tllc amount O. Thtcn ] titFiii'slt
VIII DO taken as Aforesaid nuu ordering said
premises 90 ua sold Without uupr-lae as
ana the proceeds uIluiiHa lu the payne a4
the amount siue piHlHItilis aud cllet OF aliit.
and forever barring auu tslrgloainE all4
est property and eti uisy Of EeieIliutiu lll or
90 ssliu premises ur ms party Ener5gla s
Attesl= W. b. French A GO Tor PITT
OseaD Al Hzpp. CLERK
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THE republican politicians of the
town organized a republican club a
short time ago and have fitted up the
room over Barber's clothing store, as n
club ToOR1, where the members and
visitors can be instructed and refreshed
with reading matter, and other matter.
They have "A regular meeting every
Wednesday night, at which the candi-
dates and their friends gather to cheer
each other up, and to brace up generally.
This club has had several NEE tings
and we have not heard Of any attempt
on the part of any members of the peo-
pies party to interrupt their meet
ings, but We have very vivid recoI-
lection of the meeting at which the
citizens alliance WAS organized in this
city last fall, when quite a number of
these same republican, politicians that
compose this club burst into the
meeting in body after it had been i'll
rOgress for sometime, and attempted
to capture the meeting, so as to pre-
Vent the organization of the citizens
alliance. This is a fair illustration OF
the difference in the methods of the
Two parties.
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A PLEA ron 1IENrAL AnITu,IErIc.

A PLEA FOR MENTAL ARITHMETIC.
Gen. Sherman says, 81 consider the
study of mathematics as necessary to
the soldier and the merchant as to tile
scientist; 1t teaches them TO reason
correctly. He who masters mathe-
mates has a clearer foresight than the
man who takes the world as he finds
it. attribute to the study of math-
ematics mt West Point al the success
/ have achieved as a soldier"
Do we fully realize the Importance
of this study? 1t is important because
it develops the reasoning powers,
cultivates habits Of thought, cOuceutra-
ton of thought, and self-discipiine.
We wish to speak of that part of
mathematics known as mental arith-
metic, and urge that we give special
attention to this subject in our schools.
Eyes, - some one says, IT know more
attention should be paid to it, but we
have not tine time" Remember the
old saying, "Where there's a viii
there's a way if you are determined
to teach mental arithmetic you will
A4AAA - tiAa-@lI ol--sg7 W AAN9-4 III -AH
Three reasons present themselves
why mental arithmetic should be
taught in our schools; first, it develops
the reasoning powers; second. it cult
Yates language; and third, it gives
the power to compute numbers men
tally with rapidity and accuracy.
One great difficulty we have TO con
tend with is the inability OF the pupil
70 tell in intelligent language what he
has done in working the example and
the reason why. How can we remedy
this2 By insisting upon q rigid analysis
OF every example that admits Of it,
and at the same time requiring that It
shall be clear concise, and expressed
in correct language. BE sure that the
pupil confines himself to the language
OF the example, DON'T allow him 70
talk about 'ft'' and they when the
example il about -four, potatoes, etc.
do not be satisfied with an analysis
through which the pupil has stumbled
and managed to finish with the help
OF the teacher or scholars, but work
patiently aud PeFslstently until the
child can give an intelligent analysis.
In q short time the class see that you
win accept Of nothing but an analysis
expressed in the best fngnaa Of arith-
mstiosI language, and as q result
eHdeaVOr to come up 70 your standard,
If you take it upon yourself TO
correct the mistakes, you VIII have il
ali to do Let the pupils know that
you expect thea 70 make the oorFec-
tiOns. ti,Us requiring them 20 pay close
attention 70 the recitation Of each one,
thereby testing thsir ability 20 discern
between correct and incoreot work
1t is not enough that the child should
know bow 70 perform the operations
Of an example, he should Be abLs 10
talk about his WORK inteliigoutly, using
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ShariT SaIa

Sheriff Sale IN TIE distr'gt court o. FL
J. NJ. steele, plaintiff, We Alexander 10
defeudsuGu-
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued 90 me.
out Of said district court iu The above eutItItu
1ctiOns viii. un Aouduy the l2th DAY OF
October, o. 90 1851 between 3 Hud l'oiu4-l-. %
SAID day. the front door OF LaEa
house la thg c4ty ut Eiudlgg Ga the county OF
Edwards ga thg state OF Kansas. uler az pub
lie EHie. and sgit 90 rirv highest uud lst-at
bidder. for cash iu hulI. uu Lhu following
described real est tg. tu-,EIt=
The north halt or tho uDrtEW est quarter uI
section twenty six, 500 also She tsFt5t lHTf J @
Ihe Ior heIEl quarter or section twenty
%. All iu township twenty -zil, co. south
of range -la t1t.IL 10 vast Ut Ilsg UlE %. pa
Lying and EItuutu i'm Iht county of Edwards
In tina state OF Kansas
The above uC-gTI bed real urtuTu will Dec zuil-
without upprgizciuuHtt Co satisfy said order
of safe itul scott
45-Jt ahcriT OF Edwur,ia County, has.
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EDUCATIONAL notes
KInsIey sehooIs begin lIonday.

kinsley schools begin Monday.
Districts IS, %, 80. SO and 80 have
not employed teachers for the coming
year.
Every member of school boards
should have a copy Of tie school laws
OF '0I before any warrants are Issued
Call Al superintendent Office.
Clerks are hereby requested to read
Section 66, laws 1876, TO be found on
page 80, laws OF 80 and 81.
Supt. Cormack has been in the couu-
try the greater part of this week,
looking after his grain lie will CON
troll this column hereafter. and all con-
tributious should be sent to him.
The first meeting Of the Edwards
county reading circle and teachers
association for the present year was
held at the south side school building
in this city last Saturday. Owing to
/ the fact that teachers, as well as other
persons, are very busy at this time, aud
because of the fact that there was q
misunderstanding as to the time OF
] meeting the attendance was NOT large
The following were present: Misses
Minnie and Gertie Young, Allie elias
gov, Irene b. Ebersoie, Ida MOsher.
Lille Cornelius, Sophie L. Adams
Minnie McNichael, Edna Roberts
Maggie Byrne, Bessie Mccarthy, Mary
Mccarthy and AIvWetta McCarty and
AIessrs. John 1. Foster, R. Buchanan
Prof. McMurUy, Q. c. COrmack and
G. E. Wilson. a pleasant and profit
able time was had by those present,
We urge upon all teachers the import
ance OF attending these meetings. We
intend to publish the names Of those
/ present ut each meeting-that the
public may know who ars and who
are not improving themselves prOfes-
/ siOnally.
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Charifr Sale IN the district court OF EI-
OHNA LLA t'-lC wards county state OF hgtu-
eua- ". s. IhuHlpsOus plHlurfn. vs. Alice
HetsdeE AID james J Hgeagr defendant
Iiy virtue Of Hu order nf sale 90 me directed
ana delivered. issued uIr uI the district court
Of Edwards county EEusaa- ~ will uu Mon
day. October I=tl. o. o. lEHI. Hs-IVvrru . uuI
o'clock D. 90. or said day, Ell fHu front door
OF thc court house SEQ kIUsiuy, Edwards
county hHuEus- uueE ut public sulr Eul sell
tu the highest bidder fHr glIsn in hand, the
rOiiugliuE- described real estate tss-uFit=
LDt 80 iu block A. sui % iEtFl0u of the la1u. 90
OF kiusIey- situated ia Ehu uurtuea.-t quarter
or section thirty three. ffi. Iu Tn- uah nip IHcu
ty-fours -. south OF range nineteen. %, west
Of the 9th y
Lying and -ituute ia Tho oluuty or Iz.Ilgu rtIs
iu th1 stfsta of hus-Eus- Tie uluVe-1t-z-TlHnu
resi- estate win Doe said. without HuuruI lee
mgut. 10 HuIi=fy zuiu order Of Sale.
4I-dr ILHI SCOTT
sheriff " Edwards County, kaz.
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As an outcome Of the assault upon
J. b. Rutland, Chicago, Of the stock
yards market by Ed. Morris and Vogei,
last week, during a quarrel over re-
bates due the butcher, MIR. Ruhiand
promises to make some startling dis
closures involving seven Of the largest
packers at the Union stockyards.
Mt. RuhlEnd is the largest retail
butcher in Chicago. He says that he
is in possession Of documentary and
other evidence to prove that 3 com
binatIOp exists among the following
ps0kers: Fairbank Canning Co., Swift
s. Co.. Nelson Norris, Cudahy Packing
Co, Armour 8 Co., libby, Mcneil &
Libby and tl,s CaInn1st Canning Co.
An agreement is sjgnsd by them bind
ing each to sell ceFtsin kinds Of meat
at a fixed price sad not a fraction OF
q cent less. a fun schsduls Is incor-
porated ia the agreement and prices
are changed two or three times a
month. They are lowered or raised at
the pleas l-s OF the combination.
Aside from this part of the combine
ton or trust, which Is against the
federal and state laws, Chicago and
tie western states aFs Disseminated
against ia the matter Of prices.-KaH-
sas Democrat,
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Sheriff Sale


CbovfF CoFa la the district court OF 20
DIotIu var wards county state Of Kansas.
Badger, Lewis I. Jones and Harry L. jones
defendants.
BY virtue Of am order OF sale isBsd ts me
out Of said district court Ia the above cutlticd
action I will ora Monday, lug l@tu day or
October, a. O. 1881, between 2 ana 9 o'clock
p. M OF said day, at tae front dOur OF the
court house IA the city or kInsisy, in tue
county of Edwards, iu the zEass Of hHusHs.
offer az public sale. ana sell 90 thg highest
and best bidder for cash Ga hand. ull the Iul-
iUwius sleEgriIs5l real estate, Co wits
The southeast quarter OF section fourteen,
lf, ina towns hip ~ cutY four, o. south of range
nine tech ~. west OF the 90 d o.
LyiuE and situate ia the county OF Ia wards
iu the state or Euusus-
The ubuvp described real estate will bee sold
without aPpFuiscmcut 20 satisfy said ur5sr oI
sale. Itud Scott,
s5-5t sheriH az Edwards county, kHs.
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Sheriff Sale In tsss di5tEsss s2uEt O 81 b.
sass--till rcnCg A Parks trustee. and Tnc Yer
mont Aradeug. HiaEIIiila. We EzrEicE Hughes,
p lrzlFet HuEtCGs janice = Llouru uHsl -
a l1urus h-s WIFE, ana the iiu1urd Hard ware
90. dcfenaGutg-
81 virtue OF an ORDER OF sale 90 me directed
q ID deiiEeFd. issued Out Of she dialFEzE court
or E1UaFT1l county Is al5EE. WILL ga MOB
day G1tn1sE lelu. g d. HI DaruTezlt gsl1 q
O'Clock, p m. % slla day. Ef eae fEuE1 door
or abe court noula- iu EiusloTs GltuTlFC ls
county EGu1za- uleg az public sale lnu sen
20 abe EiEhalf 1t14ers for cash On band, the
foltnufiGT described real estate. co-EiG=
me gougla1sl quarter OF 1sCrlll ghiEtg'-l r7O
a. % tow u1hlu uI1al tlT-ziEs. -. E1lfh % Eur9a
-lrlts-1u. o.. GeEr or tll GE1 D.
Lying and elrul1l tu rae county oa Edwards
real 1slElo VIII be 1ull. Ei1Euut uEss-Elll1s-
meat 90 l1Elsly said order % sale
Rod SCOTT.
G- saeTE e Edwards C0usly-
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The Postal Telegraph System.

Interesting accounts have been re-
ceIved at the pOstoflce department from
Henry George, Jr., a newspaper ceres
pendent now supplying a syndicate of
American daily newspapers with let
tiers from England, touching the postal
telegraph system In that country. He
says the charges for kilograms to all
parts of tile united kingdom is one
cent a word, including the address, the
minimum charge being twelve cents
for twelve words or less, Ordinary
postage stamps are fixed to the mes
sages in payment. A moderate addi-
tionaI charge is made when the
addressee lives beyond the limits of
the flee delivery. kilograms can be
repeated at half the original cost. The
cost Of n reply not exceeding forty
eight words may be prepaid, and n
"reply form is then delivered to the
addressee, who can send his reply from
any telegraph Office within two months.
Five figures are counted as one word;
in this country the telegraph companies
count every figure a word. As "a meas
are likely to be sent, an abbreviated
or arbitrary address may be registered
for s. year. In addition to these
direct benefits, the people enjoy very
substantial indirect advantages such
as result from a cheaper service for
newspapers and news agents.
The rate for news messages to all
pats of the kingdom is twenty-four
cents for every one hundred words
transmitted between 6 p. m. ana a.
m, and during the day it is twenty
four cents for every seventy-fve words,
with the additional charge Of four
cents per one hundred, or seventy-five
words, according to the hour, for every
duplicate telegrsphic communication.
y correspondent ia L0ndOn with 800
papers Oh his list, for instance, pays
for sending out piece OF news after
p. N. at an average rate OF a fraction
over four cents per one hundred words.
In tlis way, Mr.. George says, the vast
bulk OF the news teiegraphing Is done.
The Delaney multiplex is one OF a
number Of American inventions in use
in England, by which it Is possible to
send out six messages over a single
wire at one tin g. The British govern
ment pays SIC, 900 a yesr royalty on il.
Although it has been in profitable use
there five years, It has been steadily
refused in this country where the com
panies have no need OF inventions that
would increase their facilities and
reduce their charges 4 prodigiOus
amount Of work, in az incredibly short
time, is accomplished in the English
postal telegraph System by the Wheat
stone automatic process. This Is an
English invention, transmitting 400
words q minute, and Is used i'm news
paper telegrapbie work.
since the government regulation Of
the telegraph lines in England, the
number OF telegraph Offices has hsen
increased from 2.4ss to 1900, the
rates having been reduced more than
One-half, and press rates cut down 70
a traction over four cents per one hun
dred words; and. more important than
all that, the service has been equally
and impartiaIiy cheap to all UniveF-
sal sentiment, according to Mr.. George,
testides to the immensely greater con
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SbshT sale .ss 5s5 515 s sa95' d p II

0-oAA-i N-lo wards county. state % kaG-
John C. EahHeElnoL. ulaintil. Fg. James
ITT-e and llilltall BgrEcs deleuduurls
BY FlrLlG OF ziH Order 90 sale issued GO NE
ulEt us 1aad IlstrluE Court Ia th1 above emil
tied Getiurs Will on Hue-dlgs the CT day
% 1clogFass A. d. l1ls between
aud o'GluCE D. @s st said day ar Ela
fruuE lu-lF uf abe Court Huuga ia the
city 81 EzusleT tu abe county or Edwards lu
tla STATE o. Eluapz. IIaF - public sale aud
sell % che ElEll1l aus allsL bidder. cor C=1l 90
ll1l. filt ghs following dg8oElbEzsI rial estate
o UlEs
LoEG g. e and 80 and the east g OF int 50
lu tee WeEG Efu-lEy edition 90 ElG town %
Elara1V 10 EldEar1a gulErVs Eluala- e. e1Fl-
ing 60 the recorded plat uE Gnic LulEus lgill
and Eituate in she county uf Ed7glrlil. 81 the
state OK aEu1u1-
he ulgEe-tle sgEi1ld real e1tl-g wis Dc sold
Without agprulEe1sl.llt 20 l1tt1ig aeta or4lr OF
rrI- TOD Elfslr.
ga saerIF OF Eiazr1a- county. zsnsaa-
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MARREED:-NearE Emerson. Stafford
county, Kansas, by Rev. Glendsnuing.
assisted by Rev. W. II. HonueH, at
the home Of the BRIDES father, Geo. d.
Ketcham, Miss Annie Z. Ketchum and
Robt. Audley Cstrhun. The BRIDES
family are former citizens of Edwards
county, and first settled four miles
north of Eiusley.
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WE understand that tile republican
politicians Of tbe town have made
arrangements fOT the distribution of
three Itgndred copies OF the Capital III
this county during the fall can,paign.
This is good news. 1t is generally
conceded that the Capital made more
votes for the peoples party last fall
than any other one agency.
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venience and efficiency Of ths postal
telegraph system, and no one would
ever tlhnks OF going back to tie old
plan Of private companies. Mr.. George
thinks that as good, il not a better.
postal telegraph system could he
established ia the United States. Tie
American letter service is really much
cheaper than the English, taking into
account the fact that our territory is
thirty times larger; and electrical
invention, instead of being checked,
vyOuld lie stimulated. Kansas Falnser.
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LAST week tho state organization of
the peoples party was completed i'll
Massachusetts, and state ticket nom
mated, and this week, Maine joins the
column of reform with full peoples
party state ticket. At the rate the
party has been growing the last few
months, it will not be long before the
third party viii be thoroughly organ
jed in every state in the Union.
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Sheriff Gel, In the diatrIet court Of Sd
---0AAu oaio wards county, state o. * ans
Andrew IL Cru11- nuuuln g. GroEss ". y ].
French lud the Phelps & HiBtovE Wind l-fii
Co. GeEeudauu8-
BV virtue OF an order OF sale Issued 10 me
out OF said district court Ga the above emitted
action will on Tuesday the laln day uf
lictGhors O. O. 1881. between grd O'Clock or
lu the city OF Ltinsieys In the county Of
EifsullE-ls In the State OF Kansas. ufIer % Du
for cash ga hand. all the following described
real estate TO WiEs
Ths southeast quarter OF session 10, town
ship "a aouth.uf range l1s west OF tee lGL p
~ OK uld situate N the county OF HfuTs=riH
10 thG State OF Kansas
Ile atl5Fe-1escrlbad real estate Will be sold
gllllgifE u7zlll laElgzula set co T. prior lien
of 8tsg01. - aattarg said order OF sale.
Rod scott.
Esst sheriff OF Edwards county, kansas.
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correct arithmeticHl language. or
course, this can not be acquired At
once, it comes only from patient and
persistent study and much practice
It is the imperative duty of every
teacher to Uss all possible means
whereby he or she may assist the pupil
in acquiring command of language.
SOPHIE L. ADAMS.
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TINS success Of TIE EsyOlHtjeRists in
far-off Chilli is only another iliustra-
lion of the growth Of the cause Of free
dom for the misses. The time has
rone FDr tyrants 70 tremble.
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WE hope that every teacher in the
county who has not read Prof. Mary
dickinson article in the August
Arena individuality in Education
Viii do 50 without rail. No live teacher
c,tn nlfortl 10 miss il.
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TIE wheat market has experienced
FInother serious decline this week, the
price Of No. ,, hard, dropping to sixty
seven cents per bushel Thursday, a
full of seventeen cents from the fig
Iires of two weeks ago. Tie republican
crop liars are doing dpe work for the
SPECTATORS.
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Some things to be borne in mind,
we respectfully suggest, are enumer-
ated and specified below:
1. The railroads of this country are
collecting $500, 600 900 each year on
fictitious bonds and stock.
Tie Western Union Telegraph
Co, demanding and collecting high
dividends on So, 600 900 OF admittedly
watered stock.
8. If the railroads were confined to
8 per cent dividen Is on the cost of
construction, one-half the present pas
seuger and freight tolls would pay such
dividends and all running expenses
l. The general government could
duplicate the Western Union lines f0I
one-fourth the amount on which il
now pays dividends.
.. VIM. L. Scott, the great coal
baron, says that the proper way of con
trolling labor is to make the IabOreI
eat to-day what he can earn tO-mor-
row. The New York Tribune says
that the ''smaH farmers must sell theil
farms to large landowners and become
tenant farmers. San Francisco Star
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crops at the expense Of The farmers
who have raised them.
The farmers in Kansas are not 50
Prospectus and happy HAT they can
afford to have the prices OF THEN farm
products deprecated. in order that a
boom may be inangUrated, OF that the
old party bosses shall stan rnle the
peonls.
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ATTENTION All,

Autiou Sale st Cattle. Horusu aHd YARN
MuehInrFys
V. D. Billings VIII sell at public
auction at BselsF's sGFral on Niles ave
nue.. on Saturday. September i2Ih. at
2 O'Clock, p. M, the following described
property:
! Registered Hereford bull.
SO head of cows and heifsrs.
2 good young mares.
] good work horse.
Farm machinery.
Terms. Cash. or baukable notes due
In three months.
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a terrific canine howl is sent up
from the g. O. p. organs that the farm
ers preach reputation and all sorts of
heresies calculated to destroy business
confidence and credit. This kind Of
lies is an example Of the republican
campaign of education. There is
no class of people that abhors the idea
of population more than the farmers
of our country, and if they were pro-
vided with a circulating medium equal
to that, per capita before the cOntrac-
ton of the currency, with which to do
the business Of the country on a cash
basis, the old party politicians could
have the benefit of credit and the
farmers would do their business with
out credi -.-Sylrid Bonner.
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DaHdruE forms when tine glands o.
the skin arc weakened, and, IL negIec-
ted, badness is sure % follow HALLS
Hair Reviewer is the best preventive
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TuET eHslaye their cl4ildFsn's child
ren whO eGhpFsni.ss SitA sin.-J''Dies
If,.sseH Lo,ren.
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AsfaLIE RIvlss CHANLER's ncH. story
is hardly meeting expectations.
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TIE KIrsLEY GRAPHIC.

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1891.