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take the trouble to look, you'll see many q
poor devil running before the days over"
II saw you running" she said again, In
that strange whisper.
Then she threw herself on the ground be-
fore him and got hold Of his cowardly
knees.
"Oh! darling" she said, ''oh! my dar-
ling. Go back-go back-go back. No one
will ever know. You can say you came to
get horse. There is Hautboy-take him
and 60 back. Quick-quick!"
He stood there, CHASTITY white under the
red stains on his face, with his sullen
brows drawn down.
"Itell you I'm wounded, }" he said. 'rve
been shot twice in this arm.''
"Twice!" she cried IF it were twenty
times, what matter! Oh! Dick
"It's my bride ARM" he muttered.
"Your bride arm! What! you stand
there and tell me that You-whose father
has ridden to hounds many and many a
time with his right hand SO crippled with
govt that he had to wear it in q sling! Oh!
we are wasting time so. Come-come on
Eden's here He will have Hautboy in a
minute. Come, Dick! Come, darling
Dickr'
Then he turned on her. He wrenched
himself free from her hands, and stood
scowling down at her.
"Iwill mott" he said, with shut teeth, as
she herself sometimes spoke. ''You think
it's very grand, don't you, to come and bully
fellow with one arm helpless, to get on q
great fiery steed like Hsutboy, and ride
into that DEVILS mess down yonder! That's
the way women are brave! Oh, yes-push-
ing men forward into all sorts Of danger, and
then playing the coward under cover of
their own pe.hcoats. Yes, I say"
"Stop!" said the girl She got to her
feet, but looked at him no longer.
"Uncle Edenw she called.
He stepped forward, his black face taking
on that strange ashen hue which is the
synonym of pallor in negro.
"Come with u.s." she said, once more
speaking to her brother.
"What are you going to doi' he burst
out, queruIously. IF you think you're 60
ing to force me into going, I'll be D.
6rstv
20! coward-cowardr she said, with
very mirthless smile. And then again,
"Cowardw
It went through his very marrow. But
he took no step forward.
OOUcs DUO I0pcSteO. DOu't-OOu'C
be-afraadv' She smiled again. II only
want you to come to Uncle Eden's cabin,
where you will be-safe!" Again the smile
Then he followed her. Once inside Of the
cabin she turned sternly upon him.
Take OF your uniform" she said. 81
an going for Hautboy. Uncle Eden Will
stay with you"
"What-what are you gong to do!' he
gasped. staring ut her.
II am going in your place. Don't sueer;
Imean it Have OF your uniform by the
time como back"
Ha did not in theleast believe her, but he
took Oh his clothes q she babe him, more
out Of sullen curiosity than any thing else.
He wanted to zee how far she would 70.
In ten minutes she was back. He handed
her - uniform with sort Of laugh, and
she took 1t without word and went down
into tho copse, lead HAutboy, who WAS sad
died with mans saddle Half way there
she turned and called the old negro, who
stood the picture Of misery just outside the
onh1n 6ooe.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Once at Garden City, Kansas,
April ed, 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge at Dodge City, Kansas. ON June
Final Homestead Entry No. 1883, for the
southwest quarter, section -, township 3
south, range q west. He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon, and cultivation Of, said land viz ::
Henry DiehI, J. d. Shafer. 3. F. B0gart, John
vanV00rhis all of Speareville. Kansas.
N.3e D. n. FROST, Register.
First publication April 18th. 1891.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

LEWISTON (Me.) druggists keep large
quantities of tow for sale. It is in great
demand as remedy for mumps. it's worn
around the neck of the patient.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

The dye is cast, said the society belle, a.
she washed herself after the ball
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27
ny Lady Sopgue.
BY AMELIE RIvEs.

copyright, by p. F. Collier. and published by
special arrangement with Once Week.
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SERVANTS OF TIE WEALTHY.

III "ldow OF General Grant has an
'-''' ~" "nt'rr OF inc orthodox kind.
'htuNcEY NJ. iiHrHw says 40 haven't
iirir IN this country to waste on Wallets.
hNflHHS must be "vor fi"r feet tn
.h@''"S t'i! /" meet the requirements of
'''''''Hn.
Mus. Rcfs i. WIS>Ns. OF Baltimore.
"'is nineteen ci ~ bor Newport
'"t''T" i''''t 'u'nmor.
*" bl:irr j" a:iNvrrablc TOY tho prop
"rty pat il lis charge and il held re-
sIor5itl" 10y uny articles MISSING,
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: low 1T HAPPENED. .

Snn "a sh",o TouSrc4 nc Nature Tint
va hn sho H,.0ia World Yin.
Tcr o'uirok In thu building of tho big
city r&Dcr. Yho electric l!,:hta arc burn
inE and tho whirl of presses and click OF
typos mako busy Scene. Editors,
reporters, proof-rcaders arc busy pre-
pairing the days doings for tho morrow.
The door of tho chiefs office. says tho
Detroit Freo Press, Is pushed carefully
open, and blue-eycd, faxcn-curlcd
maidoE OF six suIpmcrs and rs MANY
winters enters. Nobody knows how sho
got shore. Nobody saw hcl climb trio
stairs or walk through tho hail. Sho is
ragged, dirty and has been crying.
lis you tho cditor-nan?"
"Ycs, littlo ono; what can | do for
you?"
"Ruho is dead an thought may bo
you'd lilto to tell about it?"
who is Rubo?"
why, didn't you cvcr hear Of Rubop"
ron 500, there arc so many people
that can't know them all"
Tho big-bcarded man was actually
ash.-mcI Of ms ignorance.
"iiut RUho wasn't peoplo-ho was my
brother. lie soid papers an blacl.cd
boots nnd all that lle wasn't vcry.rioh
an ina said tho city man would bury
hiin--bnt he was good to no."
DID you sell papers, too?-
No, stayed homo, but Rube brought
nc candy dogs an candy roosters and
licked bad boys that made mo cry. An
ii YOU'D tell folks how good he was,
maybe they'd Ihink better OF him."
What 60 you want me to say, littlc
ono?"
Why, that no was twelve years old
an was hclpin' mothor and--oh, I don't
hrow-but member ne was always good
ter mc.'
Bcforo the little mournor lcrt tho
Office shn was tho recipient OF handful
ct coins donated by "thc boys" OF tho
oiiico and tho big editor ordered the
1anitor to accompany hor home.
thus it happened that tho readers OF
the great paper wore mildly astonishcd
te retd m tho mornings local page:
EIEo-feaicriay, Ru5c. the ncsisoy, nrcd
t|clY9 years. tic YVES tho support OF his gyld.
owed mother and ioy,,l his litlo sister better
th1n he almost. lie was buried in the potter's
.icli last ni.,ht
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How to re,t n D,ck,, .vo

Arc you fond of duck? Do you shoot
your game or buy it2 IL you buy it how
do you know 1t il young or old? Do
you want to know? III toll you. Tako
tho duck and hold It at arms length,
strnight from tho shoulder, 5y tho lowor
part OF tho bill. Ii the bill breaks from
whore 1t joins tho meat thon tho duck is
young II 1t doesn't don't buy it. The
duck bnipg old tho meat is touRh and
the bill Is too firmly hung 10 break. 1t
is an inlalliblu ruin.
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WITH !lnna 10 t,,e North

The super stitious belief that human
beings should sleep with their heads
towards the north il now believed 10 DO
n;'Soc upon a scientific principle. Tho
french academy Of Sciences has made
experiments upon the body of u guillo-
tincd man which 90 to prove that each
human body IL in itself an electric bat
terry, one clectrodc being represented
By the head and tho other by tho fecS
Tho body of tho subject upon which
experiments wero made was taken i'm
mcdiatciy after death and placed upon a
PIVOT Ir"o to move in any direction.
After some vaciljation tho lead portion
tnrnod towards tho north, tho pivot
board remaining stationary Ono Of tho
professors turned it half way around.
Int it soon rcgaincd position with tho
head-picce to tho north, and tho Same
results were repeatedly obtained until
organic movement ceased
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IRON FROM THE SKY.
Tho Raw Material from Which tho Ao-
tees ilrdc Their Implements.

Thc Raw Material from Which tho ~
tees nindc Their Implements.
When Cortcz had completed tho CON
quest OF Mexico, tho Spaniards, among u
great many other peculiar and oxtraodi-
nary observations which they mado in
that remarkable country, were particu-
larly struck and puzzled by ono fact
They noticed that tho Aztecs possessed
certain Implements, such as knivos, dag
gors, ctc., mado Of iron, but 1t seemed
that only tho most distinguished Of tho
natives possessed such, that iron was o
great rarity, and was priced higher than
gold.
At first tho Spaniards believed that
the Aztccs extracted the metal in Some
crude fashion from ii6 ore, which
hs'oundcd in many parts OF tho country,
but they soon ascrt;iincd that this was
not the Case. They found that not a
einRic smelling furnace existed Isl the
empire, and tboir aurprisc was not small
when they learned that the Aztec. woro
totally uracquaintcd with any method
OF extracting tho iron from the orc,
which indeed thuy had mover suspected
OF any k.nship with tho highly valued
metal.
Ii'" question whoncc the Aztrcs had
procured tho little hon they possessed
!'caAnc p"rploxing problem to tho
Spuni"rds. problem which they were
never allie to solve. The mattress do not
"cm To have on.ightonCd thcr. much
Oh tho subject, for when asard they
mysicriously pointed 10 tho sky and in.
dictated that they obtained their iron
from tiio regions above. s5uch nssor-
lions no doubt thc Spnniar,ia received
"itti an incrcdulous smile, aud they con-
c!ndcd that Tho Az,,s.s received it By
way OF tr;,ilt' with some Other perhaps
moro civilized nation, which they sus-
pcctc to exist and kept looking for,
north and south, for mere than hun
drrd years.
1t was loft 70 modern science to MI
rarcl the mystery. The Axtcca woro
uustc correct. Tho iron of which tl.oy
had mndu their impicrn"nts was nus
fashioned from materials OF this tor
rcs.ria. globe, but lad como 20 thom
from tho unknown regions or space.
Their iron was, in fact, OF mrteoriu
origin, libc that pf tho i,ayas of Tuca-
t'n and Iii" Incas o. Icru, of which
many weapons arc still preserved In col
loct!ons.
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"SsND OUgsns na."
fIow O"rrrinua pnrrot Gauacd IA
!n.rIhln .Lh!.rorh Acrihunt

How T. O'rrrious nnr.ot f.nuscd 1,
.s".rlhlo ;ta..rond Accihon..
The usually trustworthy philajclphia
Times IN responsible FOR tho following
remarkable story: -
Out IN tho far Wagt On ono cold night
III 2nnarJ>a hor-ible accident occurred.
SNOW several feet in dopth covered tho
ground.
Tho little town CT b was Dorlccely
quiet anl rot one OF its lni.abitart.
dreamed Of tho SCono OF dis;,ator that
w0ui'! soon bc witnessed. Tho small
stat" n-housr was fer Tho time deserted,
tao Stai'pn-niastcr having Como to the
store not FAR distant. Foil sat all alone
Ia tho cong little atation-i0uno over and
nn"a tc'kinr 10 herself. "rolly want y
cracker; Pretty Poll. Pretty Fol. +"
Then with II visa shake Of her bend she
flow 10 shelf that WINS just above tho
telephone, rang and receiving tho
answering ring shouted "Scnd down
49," Then flying back to her poruh
sho WEB quietly sitting thoro whom tho
mnGtor returned. There Was no tele-
graph In that part of tho country and
Poll had ofton watched hcr mastor talk
through the telephone 10 tho station
master at Jerome, IL small
town not many miles distant. In
EDout half IN hour Tho passenger
train WAS duo. Whom IL Was nearly
time for tho train ~ como tho station
master thought that he Hoard tho noino
o. q train in cach direction, but CON
Guiding that ho was mistaken Ito did not
trOGElo A:mSnlf Ia look ont. Iii f. few
minutes tho passenger train passed up,
but 1t did not stop, and In another mo-
mont Is fearful crash was heard, u pierre
ing shriok rang out upon tho night mir
and then piteous groanB wore heard.
Snatching up lantorn tho stntion-mas-
tor hurried out \ fearful scuno WAS be-
fore hin. Tho freight train attached TO
tn" engine ,l3 md como into collision
with tho passenger train.
Fifteen passengers Gnd both onginccra
wore killed and five passengers were i'll
jurcd seriously. In IA Short tiue the
Whole town MES nstir. The injured were
cared for end an engine arrived and
pushed ID" broken clvS on y SiGo-track
Much excitement prevailed throughout
the town. Tho people wondered who it,
was who had tclephonrd to tho station
master 1T Jerome. They did not solve
tho nya%ry Tor many a long day End
both sts:!on-mas;"rs worry nearly lost
'ho;r fitdaiions, hutas nothing could be
proved against them they were allowed
10 remain. One cYcning III June as the
htGtion-m&stcr st 3 tat doing III his
char ho was aroused by hearing the
telephone ring. Looking up he saw Poll
sitting on the shr!f above tho telephone
ana hcai7! her call cut in her shrill voice.
Send down 1i3."
AT last the mystery had bcen soiyeA.
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now 3ho Melted thO Old 3Tuiro's Kos
oy u Witty SSo.ncrt

low 3ho Melted thD Obi Spuirc's Hear,
1Y IA Witty sSc:nGris.
Many OF the first settlers of Iilinoia
wcro rude in speech and rough in man
hor. Money was scarce with them, and
service was paid for in produce. Gov
cvnor b., according to tho New York
Ledger, used to illustrate these Incl
dents OF frontier lifo by tho following
anec"0to: One day whom no was q ius-
tico of tho peace there came 10 mis- Office
young man, accompanied by Young
woman.
DO you tho squire?" asked tho manly
youth.
eyes, sir"
"Can you ito tho knot for MS right
away?"
yes. sir" .;-3
Glow much do You charger" sS
Zone dollar is the legal fco. sir.n
"Hili you take Your fee in booswax?"
res, Ii You can't pay cash"
well, go ahcad and tho tho knot, aid
I'll fetch in tho wax"
No said tho squire, thinking thoso
was good chance for little fun;
bring in Tho becswax first, and thon
I'll marry you"
Reluctantly tho youth won't ont to
whore WAS hitchcd the horse upon
which, Darby and Joan fashion, the pair
had ridden, and brought tho wax III q
sack. On being Weighed its yaluo was
fonnd 10 he only about half dollar.
oval" said tho anxious groom, SIC
the knot, and III fetch more wax next
week."
"No, sir; don't trust; that's agains.
tho rules Of this oilico."
Slowly the disappointed youth turned
to go out. saying:
Come, Sal; let's CO."
81 say, mistor," answered Sal, with Il
woman's wit, cant you marry us as sar
as the wax will go?'
eyes, l can, and will" replied the
esquire" laughing: and he did.
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SEAaSNlN SHUT UP.
L Ho!d, I;nd FiRn fr"n1 Wisconsir
comes Dtnf sis,.i p..,,,t

x i'oidf LAD hsRn fron1 Wisconsin, 20
o"'neb Dtnf as,d na.,n.
IrcSty cold ~ tho fSr Wost, sce?'
was lGGr.Go To tho man in tho scat
ahead, who was cnvclopod in {, boars!lir,
ovcrcoat and cap, aud whose Taco, n0.
coriing 10 tho Now York sun, wns hid
don Ivy i heavy growth OF whiskrrs.
81 shoIid rcu.arlii" lac answered.
''Nou from Montana2"
"Exactly."
10" cold has IL Boon this Winturf"
Eighty below, hut that was on tho
trail and not included in the weather
bulictin."
That's awful. Ilow's tho state OF So
cicty out thrrc?"
havo to kill ovor ono man wcok now"
"Then you-you-"
81 haTo 10 do it. I'm \ sherif, you
500, and l havo TO keep the boys In
subjection."
Indians about3"
"Oh, yes; but they arc very tamo and
humble. have my boots bluckcd by "a
chief, and another docs my cooking"
Lots of game?"
"Won, l killed two grizzlies last
weok."
Tell me about bliz2arti-how 1t
starts and what II Is like. You must
have endured p number OF them"
Over Two hundred, sir. AS 10 What
one OF our Montana billiards. is, just i'm
agina = laillion Wildcats"
a quiot, woll-dressod man or tho seat
opposite, WHO had boon attontivcly
listening to overy word. now roso up
and touched tho Montana man on tho
shoulder and asked:
you from Montana, sir9"
Yves, sir"
"SheriH?"
eyes"
What district. and what's your
nance"
Ill" s,ammorod pcorskin, in
great confusion.
"Snyi" whispered tho other, as his
Dyes had an orninous flash. "you arc
from Wisoonsinr'
"f-yes!"
"Ncver saw Montana in your lifoI"
Mol"
"You arc drover or land-loo,err
"TcS!"
Thought so. Now shut upr'
And no resumed his scat and took ur
paper, and inc way old Bcarssin keep
his noULh shut Ter che next two hour:
would have Inado . Goaf and dumb mar
tired.
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UNCLE SANS CLOCKS.
What 1T Costs tho Government to VII
md Set It's T1mo- Picrsa

What 1t Costs tho Government to Wind
md Set Its T1mo-Pieces.
1t costs Uncle Sam thousands of dol
lars year 70 have his clocks wound.
says tho Omaha World Herald. Eyory
Monday morning you sec younr mon
going about the departments carving
little ladders, like those used nv lamD-
lighters. Their business is TO wind and
keep III order tho clocks in tho dcpart-
Incnts. Each man has his own dcpart-
mont or a section OF tho department. to
LOOK after tho clocks and this il his solo
business. In homo places mon arc
employed by the month for this purpose,
while Ill other cases tho contract is let
~ tho month Vi year To soine ontcrpri.,-
ing clock rcpairer, who sond6 y "jonr-
ncyni"n" around TO wind tho clocks and
SEQ whether they are in order and then
goes himself TO make such rcpri.s rs
ar" necessary. Tho cost OF winding and
caring for tho clocks in tho departments
runs at tho rate OF S7J 10 300 y month
In each department. Thoro nro in tho
treasury Department nearly 100 clocks.
Somo or these aro expensive onoy and
cost away up In tho hundreds OF dollars.
though tho average valuc OF durrrt-
mental clocks Is not more than porhnpn
sl1 or eco apiece. A good many of tho
clocks In tho halls Of tho public build
in95 and also those In tho rooms t,ccu-
pied by tho hCads OF tho departments
arc very valuable, costing away up in
the hundrcCg
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POOR MAIL SERVICE FROM
TEE WEST.
-EHjt0t- Richiunds Nems::

.Eajt0r Hichkunds Nems::
Dear ;iir While YOU are doing
SUCH excellent service in trying TO
secure for ~ OF the Glinrh Valley
better mali facilities, would you
allow me ln cal! ynrr attention 10
~ state OF affairs tIlas think mcr.
IT'S Your attention il ii,is regard.
81 IS almost three months since NJ
were rnt ia direct connection with
lie west Is the .iiinctiun OF lhe
Norfolk and Western ANA Louis,
Vile and Nashville at Norton. Ii
is now possible for y passenger ia
come from OF 20 to Louisville.
!<noNFili', Cincinnati or Gaa;isC
Nooga III nom fourteen to eighteen
n"ira. bar the mail We are
iucky ii we arc in receipt OF lotters.
ifoni ANY OF these points in two
days, ANA / liarc known letters
from Louisville TO be in transit
four days. i have enc in my POS.
session po>!markrd Louisville,
Aug. 6, ami I:icllian4is, Aug. 10.
The trouble is these letters are
sill sent over the Old routes and
reach lis after an EXTENDED east.
crn tonr, probably from Lynch
burg. Is this fair 10 tlic western
merchants, WHO are trying 10 com
retc ios tho trade OF this new Ter
ritor>, orio the ordinary cifiz, II
VITO has friends %nd relatives wcSt
u the ihcIntain$ or Who wants "a
i"i:e 2 western daily newspaper :!
Without doubt ii You would call
the attention Of The postal aufllori.
ties to this matter in soar columns
it would receive as prompt a.ten-
ton as your OTHER eiiurts in this
line in our behalf.
AN ONO MAN.
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New Discovery for Consumption,
heats EN- NIL and cures when every
thing else fails. Tho greatest kind
nessl can do my many thousand
friends is to urge them to try it,
Free trial bottles at A. +. Hargrrvc's
Drug Store. Regular sizes 50c. and
Si.00.
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j. i-'TRAS,
Tazewell G. FL. Va.

VIRGINIA: In tho Clerks Office of
, IaZeweli Circuit Court, Juno "a, 1891.
Z. IL. Whitley, Complainant,
Mnrl Doughton, Mitchell Doughton. Joseph
Donghten, Charles Doughten, Enos
Donghten, Elizabeth Crockett, Nancy
Carter and - Carter, her husband,
3nInes Dillon, Rush Dillon, George
Dillon James Mars, George Marrs
Amanda Mars, Utopia Mars, Brax-
ton Mars, Blcford Efarrs, John
Mars, Elizabeth Pruitt and Rawfey
Prnitt, her husband. Thomas Davis and
franklin Davis; the snid George Dillon.
George MGrrs, Amanda Mars and
Utopia Mars arc infants under tho age
OF 81 years, Defendants
In CHANoERY
Tho object of this suit ia to obtain for
complainant the legal title to 25 acres of
inha tiess about i've acras, to which com
plhinant already has tifle) originally grant
9e BY the Commonwealth of Virginia to
Jesse Doughten, lying in Tazewell county.
Virginia, on little Horse Pen Creek of
jacobs fork OF the Dry Fork of Tug River,
patent dated june Sd, 1856. and sold by
the said Jesse Douyhten to ono L.R. T..
Davis 22d day OF March. 1860, and by T..
X. j.. Davis to Henry w. Mars in 1864
and by Henry w. Marrs to complainant in
1875.
And it appearing from sufficient evil
dence on tilo in this Office That the said
alarl Donghtcn, Joseph Doughten, Mitch
ell DoughteD, Charles Doughten Nancy
Garter and - Carter. her husband james
Dillon, Rush Dillon, Braxton Mars, Blu
ford Mars. John Mars, Thomas Davis
and franklin Davis are not residents of
this Commonwealth, it is ordered that
they appear hero within fifteen DAYS after
due publication of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect their interest
in this suit, aud TINT copies hereof he pub.
Eshed and posted as prescribed by law.
copy-Teste:
II. BANE HARTMAN, D. G.
HENRY GRAHAM N Is
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When Baby was sick, VIC gave her Castoria.
When shc WIS Child, she cried for Cs.storin.
When sho bccaiEc Mss she chung To Cas,oria
When clio Ind Children. sho COVE them Castoria.
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hesG:'GtIic Persons
And thosc i-prhicd viii. nervousness rcsnl,in;
iEon care or oycrV.rs viii L. relieved 10y takin;
Br0aOH':: iron Filters. Genuine
has i.ade Inar., and cTo,-"i, :. .NI2prc:.
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" 1RGlNIA In tho Clerks Office of
Tazewell Circuit Court, Juno "a, 1891.
~ H. "hitley' Complainant,
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SALLY CONQUERED.

last the mystery had been solved.
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FOR Infants and Children.

"'rhr use Of 'cstoria - so universal and
OF slpcrcro;,i.iDl to endorse it, Frx IRE the
Intelligent fGi:iicj who DO not Keep Castor:a
within easy reach"
CARLOS M.RTy., T. y,
Nov York City.
Late Pastor Interchangeable l..icr:!.e.. Church.