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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-23
Castoria-


'scastoria Is SO veil adapted 70 children that
recommend {, IS 81. per sor 10 any prescription
H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III 50. Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
- Our physicians in the chlidren's depart
rlen. bare stoken highly Of their expert
ence la their 5utsi1e practice with Castoria,
aid although we only have among our
u.etlicsl! supplies what is known as regular
produces. yet We are free TO confess that the
mariis Of castor.a has won US to look with
favor upon In
us,TEp uosprTAL AND pIsPEssARy,
Boston, Mass
ALIEN C. snr-H. Pres.
urTay Street, New York City
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Three hundred and Nifty thousand brick. In
9uife Of Edwards Manufacturing Company. saa.
gsstA. Maine. nsy1idtf
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DAHA's Asastsr.Lr curn,
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Tho Contaur Company r1urray Street, York City
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May a-Androscogsin County Teachers Asso
citation, West Auburn.
May ~ Hancock County Teachers Associ
stIon, Lamoine.
May gfJaae t-Eastern 81 Normal School
Commsn noe msbt, Castias.
July -, Ass. ID Maine chaatauqaa Union, Frye
burg.
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Mr.. Edwards has begun the large lob 4
plumbing on the new residence being buik
for DR.. Martin.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-10-08
FOSSNDl, Hunter & Co.

head of the coulmn Pedigree Requir-
ed" Then goes on with the different
exhibits, ETC., then down the special
prizes; and never makes any correction.
In the list of exhibits are kitchen and
pantry, machinery, fancy work, etc.,
all got to have a-pedigree-or they
cannot be entered; particularly the
kitchen and pantry. I would like to
see Alert or the whole board of the
agricultural society stop me from en-
tering kitchen OF pantry if [ was
hungry and had the money.
Yours Sickly,
A. HOBO.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-10-08
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Editor: I wrote you a letter a
few weeks ago, and it was intended
only for your perusal; but the con-
demned sub-editor Il presume you will
say got hold of it and printed it. I
! was shocking not the people but the
grain-at the time the paper came to
milton or else I am afraid would be
at this time, instead of trying to square
myself, in the cold, cold ground, down
in the ceulie north of town, where the
poison ivy grows, and the beautiful and
sweet singing buzzard carols forth his
beautiful pean of rejoicing. (see that
your devil don't set that up ''pain of
rejoicing"
Why didn't you correct that quota
ton from Macbeth in my last letter?
1 had line drawn through the phrase
''sI'll be -' and yet you would
spoil the dramatic effect Of the whole
article by putting it in; likewise my
reputation as writer; I think the
green-eyed monster viz: jealousy has
taken possession of your heart, and
you seek to hurl me from the high pin
nacle of fame to which have attained,
but am not to be hurled by such COM
mon people as you are. When that
letter was read in a certain place in
this town, the stiffness was so great. to
use word from Bill Nye) have heard
''cough-drop.'' After the foregoing
infiiction, I'll forgive you for the past,
but don't let it occur again.
| We are having real lively times
down here-the farmers stacking their
wheat one day and tearing it down the
next in order to let it dry; while the
merchants, like the grasshoppers last
summer, stand and in dulcet tones
sing and sigh, s'we1l get that wheat
bye and bye"
Last Sunday evening there was
harvest home service in the Methodist
church. The interior was handsomely
decorated with wheat and other farm
produce and the Rev. Mr.. Hooking
preached an eloquent sermon.
CT. Mears is sojourning in town
assisting j. c. Marshall in telling the
farmers how good they have been to
them, and for the same desire the pay
ment of sundry pieces of silver; like
wise Hon. H. Thoreson, of st. Paul,
and "a. Z. Brandvoldt, Pete Haugen's
particular friend.
Say MIR. Editor, why don't the agri-
cultural society request the resignation
Of ALERT as secretary? The married
people are kicking on him for the
reason, viz: He made premium list
for the fair and starts the same with
certain kinds Of stock; and puts at the
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-10-08
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Langdon every
, rhsSp at u. M, and every alternate sunday
church %rase ey saSe t d"y st
at u4 y. W. Center school house every two
weeks at r. H. Pastor.
METHODIST Ep1scopAL-services VII DO
IN Ms1 at the Presbyterian church building
avery second Sunday at p; M 9n,v,, Pastor.
nr,sr cHuRcH-Services every Sunday at
bhf TaSa ot II n. M. Sunday school after SER
5 Tees At Careys school house at s;s p M.
At the L9nden ssh9H " evennR at
R5sysMf e meSsaEf' IS, Rosa Lake: no.+o,
MIS- NIL REV. P. MITCHELL, Pastor.
c,rHo11c-Langdon, first and third S slnda ),
= oaooh month at IL a. M; Olga, every SUNDAY
Fst and thr Sat ans a
S sss. anG ihirt Sunday in each month.
nrst anu 'n'A G. E. TRUDEL, Pastor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-10-08
=sprAr MORT HERN RY.
TIME TABLE.

----. and A. M.-Lebanon Lodge U. Dl
a Regular Communication on second and
w. M. NJ, Blaklcy.
W secsctary-F. Hodgins.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-10-08
Specimen Cases.

S. 81. Clifford New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheuma-
tism, his stomach was disordered, his
liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker,
Catawba, o., had five large fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was incura-3
BILE. One bottle of Electric Bitters and
one box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured him entirely. Sold at Dr. Dono-
vans drug store. s s5
Flickertail. Al
When you need q good, safe laxative
ask your druggist for a box of Ayers
Pills, and you will find that they give
perfect satisfaction. For Indigestion,
torpid liver and sick headache, there is3
nothing superior. Leading physirians
recommend them.
If you want a good cigar SEP Taylor
u
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-10-08
Teacher Wanted.

Applications will be received by the
undersigned for a teacher holding q
second or third grade certificate for
the primary department of the Lang
don city school. Term to end August
Is, 1892. Applicants must state salary
expected and experience in teaching.
Applications will be received to Nov.
1, 1891. By order Of the school board.
JOHN e. TRUAx,
$40 Clerk.
Choice brands of cigars and variety
az soft drinks at the Columbia. SO
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AT CLERK HOOKS OFFICE,
y Good Girls; OF business of NIL Sorts Trans
acted Yesterday

u Cool Grist OF business of NIL Sorts Trans
acted Yesterday.
The certificates OF incorporation OF
the Nail City Stamping Company and
the Bostwick Fire Proof Steel Lath
Company, full particulars OF which have
been given in the INrELLlGENcEn, were
yesterday filed with Clerk Hook as re.
quired by law.
Two deeds oil trust and the following
transfers OF real estate were admitted
10 record:
November 70 by II. L. Schroeder and
wife to Frederick Becker, for $50, the
east half OF lot lG \ in division j OH
Twenty-ciglth street.
November BY Ruth II. Woods and
others, to Kate Noifat, wife OF John
Moi!att, fer $3.50, lot at Woodsdale
November u by Samuel Ncsbitt, sr.,
and vile to Patrich J. Koran, for $500,
4 lot fronting fifteen feet on the west
side OF Woods street and iorty-nine feet
OIL the north side OF Twcnty.fourlh
street.
Phill'p L. Schoncll qualified as cxecu-
tor OF the will oi Katherine Schcnck, de-
ceased, giving bond in the sum OF SS,000
without security. none being required
by the terms OF the will.
A marriage license was issued to Will
lam 5. Oliver. widowcr, aged II, and
Georgiana Allen, awidow, aged A.; both
colorcd residents OF Wheeling.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Illness - Personal -"Quccn Esthcr"-Rc
publican Club, etc.

Illness Personal -"Quccn Esthcr"-Rc.
publican Club, etc.
Considerable interest is taken in the
Robert Downing engagement Ill Mar
tins Ferry. Seats will be put on sale
tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock Per-
sons wanting seats will be allowed to
register, commencing at $50. and no
person will be permitted to engage
more than six seats.
Every member OF the Republican club
who is i'll arrears should call on John
W. Crooks. the secretary, and pay up.
The money is needed to pay expenses.
This is important. The money due from
mcmbers will pay all the expenses.
Yesterday J. ". Lyle received Il
draft Tor Sl,3G3 from the Odd Fellows
Beneficial Association payable 10 Mrs.
Anderson Ralston. whose husband died
October 81. Mr.. Ralston paid in con-
siderably less than $500.
When you are ready TO subscribe for
your papers and magazines for 1892 call
at the Postoiice news stand and leave
Your order. Subscriptions are received
for any book, magazine or paper pub
lishcd.
Mrs. Joseph Green has sold her
property on Union street to Mrs. Eliza
beth kcohnlinc for Sl,400, and moved
into the Thomas property on Washing
ton street.
4 meeting of the Republican club
will be held in the club room Saturday
evening. Every member should attend
this meeting, which will be IN important
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerr lett Tor
Carrolton yesterday morning to attend
wedding oil one Of relatives, which
took place last evening.
The cantata OF "Queen Esther will
be rendered at Bellairc by Prot. Scho-
field and the talent OF that city next
Monday night.
Miss Rachel Hoyle is on the sick list.
Miss Allie Williamson is filling her
place in the public schools.
Mrs. Walter Darrah, OF Anderson,
Ind is visiting her sisters, Mrs. B. I,
Brady and Mrs. Griffith.
a new brick pavement will DO put
down in front OF tho United Presby-
terrain church.
Rev. G. C. Sedgwick moved into his
new residence on the Heights We'd
ncsday.
Commencing November 10 the meat
shops will be closed OH Sunday until
spring.
DR.. A. R. Ong and family are spend
ing q few days with friends at Smith
field.
Mrs. ANNE Johnson, OF Wheeling, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. \. Ralston.
Mrs: Gillespie, OF Portland, is danger
ously i'll.
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TWO ATTACHMENT suIrs
brought Again,. Paige, Carey a. Co. by
the Lumber Contractors, ana Creditors
Gnrnlyhepl

brought hgains. Paige, Carey d Co. by
the Lumber Contractors, and Creditors
Gnrnlsheed.
Two attachments were filed III the
office OF tie clerk OF tho circuit court
yesterday BY Caldwell & Caldwell, at.
torneys for Cats & Gray, OF Mounds.
vile, against Paige, Carey & Co. In
one suit the amount OF $3.50 80 is
claimed, and in TIE other $l,035 80.
The city Of Wheeling and the Wheeling
d Eastern Improvement Company, the
contractors who sub.let tho work on
tho terminal system to tho firm OF
Paige, Carey 4 Co., were Garnishccd.
A reporter called Mt tho office OF
Paige, Carey & Co., and was told that
Mr.. Carey YVES in Boston, but would be
back to-day, or tomorrow morning ut
lar'hcst. It was explained that Cats
IL Gray arc the contractors who arc
furnishing tho lumber for tho Main
street bridge, and the attachments are
Inscribed by representatives OF the firm
OF Paige, Carey * Co. TO mere misun-
Outstanding on the part Of Mr.. Gatts.
MIR. Carcys crrand 10 Boston is TO col.
loct a considerable sum OF money COM
ing to the firm, and he expected 10 re.
turn to-day and to pay of these and
several other claims in full. As it is
now, however, tho claim will have to
wait until the matter IL adjusted and
the money tied up in the hands OF the
firms creditors released.
II is also stated rs showing that the
action OF Cats 4 Gray was precipitatc,
to say the least, that the Norfolk &
Western railroad company owes the
firm for work done on its road consid-
erably over all the money owed by it
here and the money awaits the firms
demand in Philadelphia.
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fH'e! NiEI'C!th 20 The lni6lliJcnccr.
CowMnrs, O., Nov. Estate Treas.
arcr Brown returned from Stcubenville
this Afternoon, and upon opening his
mai! was astonished to find tho follow
i9g remarkable note, without date or
signature:
The irclosed $1,000 belongs TO the
state Ohio. Callit Conscience money"
lnc!oSed IN the note was found Il
thousand dollar grcenback. Tho en-
ve!ocpc showed that the letter had been
lna!ied i'll Cincinnati at . o'clock y. IN.
Oh Aorembcr7. The money will be
placed TO the credit OF the general
revenue lund. There was no indication
rs to who the conscience stricken
sender is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13
NERVOUSaadSICK HEADACHE
How 70 Perfeetly cure rhom.

AL forms Of headache arc Of nervous charac.
Ter, md are caused By weakness Irritation or
disease OF nerves Of the head. and 10 cure such
cases 1t Is absolutely necessary TO use Dr.
Gr"nnc's Scrvnrn. Many persons who suffer
from headache have, By repeated failure to find
relief despp!rcd o! cure, TO such we would
say. hyal means secure loitl, Of this wondor-
iul remedy, aud watch It's marvellous effect. 1t
Is the most perfect cure known for headache.
For over twenty years my life was nude mis-.
ciabic By frequent md terrible headaches. II
hn0 Nty mtIt % ktrIe | leartA rOllh 20 Insane.
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BELIAlKE


All Sorts of Local News anu Gossip from
the Glass City.
Peter G., L. Hughes has the plans pre-
pared for the erection OF q fine three
story building in the place now occupied
by his old shopon Union street. When
completed it will add greatly to the ap-
pGarancc OF that street.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Eaton en-
tcrtaiEcd her Sabbath school class OF
twelve young ladies ut her home and
presented each OF them with souvenir
from Paris.
\ surprise party was rendered presly
CASTOR, OF the Foutli ward, by about
twenty OF his young friends Wednesday
night. The evening was spent in social
games.
Roy Romick was not indicted by the
grand jury at ParGcrsburg, and his bond
is released. Thus the young bigamist is
free.
The Natural Gas Company had force
OF men taking out meters here ycster-
day. Their progress was slow.
Mrs. Jennie Butler, OF the Fourth
ward, LETT last night for Chicago, where
she will reside.
Ami Workman. who has been con-
, fined to his bed for some time, is able to
sit up.
Miss Annie Jacob, OF Clinton, W. Va,
is the guest OF Mrs. John Dubois.
Miss Nettie Kurtz, OF the Fourth ward,
is visiting friends in Chicago.
Mrs. James Wilson, OF the Fifth ward,
is visiting friends in Dayton.
Mrs. David Wootcn is visiting her
parents at GAINESVILLE.
T. /. Bcrtschey and family have
moved to Lancaster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13
HAD Five HUSBANDS.
Two Died Years Ago, but the Other
Throc Still Alive.
TIE MATRIMONIAL EXPERIENCE
or Il brooklyn Woman...Shc Was tho
cast on rayoritc OF u German Baron
Before She Came TO This Country.
A Case In Cour, In Which Several
children Arc Concerned.

, Nrv. ynpv. SOy. lo-Eya Schneider
''i,' ~ .,,,,,,,., n...,,.,.
was oofh 0" INC ouI9"'i's Vi D'esue''
Germany, some thIrty-iive years since.
rT.r pconle were of tho peasan. class.
ia ,,irlbod sincul,rlv nrottv ioco
o", '''' -''' "',' " 1,'"a.' 80 ''o
al" a race OIL manner '"f "oovc nor
.;Htlon in life. Her charms caught tho
rcr Of Baron Won Gerich, on whose cs.
,I..,. s,r,noi1or family ,i,oJ orl !,
'".' 10. =, 80, ,,,a 49, 49,
-, WITH S0VJ III her POCKET, Eva la'Iu'
ed in this country. She had been sent
ljtbcr by the family OF the noblcmar.
,or mor.hs Iotor tho ,ir, ,ovo
y u" "'v Yn, co. 49,, ". g. e.o
birth to cll'ld' Hhc acquainted us
il:acr with the fact and received in re-
INN 4 draft ior 500 and IN intimation
mat that was tho last favor that sho
ms, sccl; a, his hands. Tho unhappy
ynun, mother accepted tho situation
and Tho money. Later the child died
When her child was n few months
old WilIinpl Rose, n cigarmaker, OF No
III Scholcs street, married her. re.
rymably he lid so for tho sake OF her
Money. Any way, Rose treated his
ynup: wife in brutal manner. With.
IN Inc yn.r he had drunk M what re.
NAMED Of tho $500. Then he died.
1 man uamcd Georg. Cochranc next
Nil in loyc with The Young widow. She
married. him in short order Cochraue
JirI ai,cr two :nonths OF welded bliss.
ami EYg resumed her sidow's weeds.
In thc III. OF 1850 Philip Wendt. fl
Williamsburg brewer, began TO Law
gjr,a TO Mrs, schreider. Rose. Cochrano's
hg.rt Ills wooinc Was brici bat bril-
Ipa: saG Eva once more changed her
ng,Ir
Mr., and Mrs. Wcndt lived together for
nearly three months. Then ona dav
Pink, disappeared. He left no mes
saar
Mrs Wcnl: once more took up tho
Iurlru of j;ic and cast abort for IN m.
r,r,uni,v to change her name. Tho
Glance cane in 1884, when Michael
Numam, Of No. $50 Nlauicr street
Gooklyn. icll victim TO her charms
The rounle =. frat lived in New York
Then thry went 10 WILLIAMSBURG
In Jn!y. 1856. Human Lunnenrd in
an las, New York saloon 10 nuench his
midsummer thirst. At ,Le bar stood
man whom somebody addressed as
Wcnd;, The name interested Mr. In
mann and lie entered into conversation
with him. alter a careful pumping
Eya's husband found 10 his djsmuy that
he was talking to the missing pLillip
He had :ricd Eva, wanted 10 see Ger.
many and so he crossed the ocean with.
ont notifying his wife OF the TACT.
IIumu0n vent home. told Eva What
had transpired, packed up his clothc;
and lett,
Eva didn't break her heart but HINT.
Cd M Wcndt and once more resumed
marital relations with him, The nair
billed and cooed for three Years and
then Philip again tired OF lis letters
Of roses and fled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

Henry Thorne, Travelling Secretary
OF tho Y. NJ. c. A., writes iron. Exeter
Hall, Strand, London. February ., 1855:
II desire to bear my testimony to the
value of ALLcocX's PoRous PLAsrnRs.
/ have used them for pains in the bacl;
and side arising from rheumatic and
other causes never without deriving
benefit from their application. They
arc easily applied and very comforting.
Those engaged as l am in public worl,
which involves exposure to sudden
changes OF temperature, will do we'll to
keep supply OF ALLcocK's Porous
PLAsrERs in their portmanteaus.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

ifriH' DiipGcch 10 The IHicliigeaccr.
"AsliINGroH, D. G., Nov. 12.-Wcst
Virgin" pensioas: Original--Isaac P.
Martin, Nimrod II. Little, Thoa. !istorc,
ilgzck!al Il: Moran, VIM. 3. Smith,
SS&IalHicI SkIdmorc, John n. Wilson,
" Mic$ITy Rucker, Rolla I. Martin, Geo.
Eagle, Geo. Huber, VIM. G. Foreman,
To!omen ". Messenger, Wm. W. Payne,
JcF2nc i. Hine, Samuel Groves, Vim.
j. limestone.
r Mathematician J. Higgins, Thos.
O2,HhoF, Samuel G. Humphrey.
!ncrcasc-Elizn Plum.
Widow, ctC.-Margarct I.ohr (motherl
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Advertising Agency Chartered,

~ w" ''''It"c9 10 INC Ih'e9iJcEcer'
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. 1o.-Tho
VN'o Valley Advertising Agency, to con-
Il. general newspaper advertising
"SeNcy business, was chartered TO-DAY
WIN Its principal office at Huntington,
an44 capital OF 81, 900. Tho stockholders
'tG i. lloif Edwards, OF the Huntington
Adrati:cr, and others.
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The combination OF ingredients found
in Ayers Pills renders them tonic and
curative as well as cathartlc. For this
reason they arc the best medicine for
people OF costivo habit, as they restore
tho natural action OF the bowels, with
out facilitating. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

Sitria' Dispatch to. he In,eliiqencer,

'',,,.' DISDa'cN 70 lie InielIiQcncer.
WAsliiSGroS, D. c., Nov. l2.-Post-
masters appointed to-day: W. II. BOYD,
N W.! ). Crawford, resigned, at Bouyd'
= r lshUr county; V. Jancll, vice G.
thompson, resigned, at LAWSON, RI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13
Steam DyeinE md Cleaning.

Mr.. ]. Keilmeicr, proprietor OF tho
Pan Handle Steam Dyeing and Dry
Cleaning Works, at No. l4Sl Market
street, desires to inform the public that
he is prepared to do cleaning, dycing
and repairing OF all kinds pertaining to
the human attire in the very best man
ner and in the shortest possible time.
Mr.. Heilmeier is himself Z trained
tailor and he has competent force OF
assistants.
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REAL ESTATE.
TO r S A LII


Iotty.ncre farm, SIX miles enst OF the city
:, fitc Grooined houses, south Jacob street
cheap.
,S sixFoomcd new house, chapllns street, Sixth
$1,000 viii buy house OF five rooms on Jacob
street. Centre Wheeling.
Lots In ). s. Bloch'S addition on South Penn
aud HIN Streets, Island
Lot on South Front street, Island. sl,a1l
10y on McCOIoch street. East Wheeling; deSlr.
able location. rs
one Of the best manuincturn; S!eI IN tho
CITY, fronting on Two railroads
Good business corner IN Centre Whccling,
House Of seven rooms, 2l]l EoIr street. Si6)l
House OF four rooms NJ corner OF Eightconth
street and ALLEY q, Sl.0Jl ia
Lot, on North Erie and South Tenn streets
Island, $50 TO 500 each
Full lot OF Jacob sttOat. with iivo roomoi
brick house IN the rrnr s!n1),
llalilos OH North Main strccs. % by l3l foos
ttrcGt, Sl0O
: Lott in 4. II. rA,icrson's addition to Elm
Grove at low ilgurcG
Choice lots IN Glendale.
House OF five rooms, In good condition. oil
Jacob street. ground 35Sl01 feet, SlG0l
Large lot Ut Edglnyton Lane,
Lots In Filth ward In Filan & IWhyt6s
addition
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GARFIELD TEA is tho tired housewives
best friend, freeing the body from aches
and pains, creating Il buoyancy OF
spirits and lovely complexion. +
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:, constipation, and all troubles with
' "n digestive organs and the liver, arc
a dInner pill. 1Is : -
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You Cnn Rely

rpoh Hoods sarsaparilla as n positive
, ,Gy ior every form OF scroiula, salt
ileNm, hoils, pimples and all other dis.
uses use. caused by impure blood. 1t Grad.
, ,G"EeS every impurity and ut tho same
, ,lMe tones and vitalizcs tho whole sys.