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The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
General ROsecrans Ill.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WAsHISGToN, Oct. 3l.-Gen. w:
S. Rosecrans, register of the treasury
is quite ill. He was at the department
to day for a short time anxious to hnish
his annual report, but was unable to
do SO and had to return to his hotel.
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THE MONROE ERASER MFG co.
taEroSS Mis-

S2i. The Tyler Desk Co., of ~ Louis,
No., have Just thrown on the market an
eiegan: Standard ntique Oak, 4 #. IN,
4 II Curtain Desk, complete IN every de-
tail. Z o B St. Louis, for s2l, and 5 it.,
same style and finish for s23 net, spot
cash See their card in this issue. Send
Your order direc' or send for specia circu-
IT Bank counters and government work
4 sftliai.y Send in your tiooz plans for
designs and rrices
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Losses inth Esro

NEW YORK, Oct. 31,-The CONNER
ciai buileun." of this city publishes to
day table showing the losses sustained
ny the various insurance companies by
the Milwaukee fire. The entire loss is
estimated at $3,375, 900, with insurance
OF about two thirds that sum. The highest
single loss reported is that of the London
ana ana Lancashire, of Liverpool, of S103,
OOo, while the Lancashire General Amer
lean Department follows with SlO2. 900.
and the North British and Mercantile
with 500, 900. More than 100 comps
nles will bear the rest of the loss
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For Soliciting roIitica! Contributions.

WASHINGTON. Oct 3l.-The civil ser
vice commission ha reported to the at
torney general for criminal prosecution
under the law against soliciting political
Contributions, the case o. Samuel Thomas,
treasurer of the republican state commit
tee OF New York, who is accused of send
ing circulars Of solicitation to clerks in
the government service here. Three spe
ciic charges are made. The documents
ii each case accompany the report.
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An Opera House DestroyeH.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3l-The Green
wall opera house, valued at 5000 900, was
destroyed by fire at an early hour this
morning. The building was insured for
$4,000 Only through the work of the
fire department was terrible conflagra
uon averted Mrs. Metz and son were
badly burned,
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Says the New York World After
trying desperately to form an alliance
with the third party at the South and
giving SIS. 900 to buy it up in Tennessee,
the republicans are terribly shocked at
the immortality of the democratic popu-
list fusion in the West. They will be
worse shocked by its result.
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ITY STYLE, SPEED,
AND
AND
ELT.l BRED.

. -
sale he following well-bred.
&, -pesdy and stylish horses:
tar bred horse, Eobt Me-
4s-o Aay horse, rs hands high.
! Ees a record of 20
horse n North Carolina to
Ma public race. Is sure fosl
ts ges sess both tract and road
tll ize and develop into
and carriage korse This
was Happy Medium. sire of
.Ne, -a5'4 MaXey Cobb, 2.lSL
3 he'd q stallion recorder =
wears NsXey Cobb this horses
rand NetA Medium. this horses
blood tfotted TO the pole to-
the fastest time ever made
eau and has only been beaten
o horses
Iu5, bay geldiug 1854 hands
Hrpt Medium, Gam Electra
tl Prlmus is sound. stylis b
rtectly gentle, not afraid of
Nre z Is street cars or anything.
tlaled March 1856.
GG1S W., chestnut mare, 15iL
u. sister 10 Primus, is hand.
laEl perfectly gentle.
le offered for sale not or
iaut ot theirs but because
Al duties rrecludes my be
~ arl 1t enrIon upon them
--rss They can be seen al
Jones street. between Per
.t Fr fnsther iJform tior
DR.. ANES MCKEE
or Ed. h. LEE.
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sU1aunces for Cleveland.

NEwBURG, n Y Oct. 3l.-The Mont
gomery Reporter, hitherto republican
organ, has come out for Cleveland La
announcing the fact the editor says he
has seen enough of the shams Of protec
tion to satisfy him and that henceforth
he Will favor the c,sdse of tariff reform.
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Philadelphia anDaton EuUI.

New YORK, Oct 3l.-The World this
morning, in a special from Philadelphia,
says that the Manufacturers club of th 1T
city, has raised 81, 900, 900 for cam paign
purposes and among long list of names
Of the various contributors to that fund
the paper gives those of the Cramp Ship
Building company, $50, 900; Carnegie
Steel company, Slo0, 900; Mr. Carnegie
(private contriDution) 500, 900; E C.
Filler, so coo; B. F. Jones, PlttsbnFg
(nriv@te contribution $50, 900; john
WanAnak, $4,000; Baldwin Locomo
tive orks, SO, 600, and many Others.
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OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 31-The Burling-
ION and Missouri depot and hotel at
McCook, Neb., burned to the ground
this morning. Mrs. Granger and Mrs
Cole, two guests, are supposed to have
perished as they connot be found and
We're not seen to leave the building.
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I ssepu biican Withdrawn

WAsHINGroN, Oct. 3l.-Ie was an
nounced 70 day at the rooms of the re
publican Congressional campaign com
mittee that r Y. Austin, republican
candidate for Congress in the eighth
Alabama district has Withdrawn from
the contest This is the district nov
represented By G-n. Joe Wheeler, who is
a candidate for re election on the regular
democratic ticket The Kolbite candi
date is J II Parsons, of Birmingham
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b. : ymour, Ind, writes:
hen she WAS Young oirl.
-WolliNg, which greatly
al hoslth and llade her
la the spring she WAS
ything and could scarcely
h#n year ago she took three
tooi Balm, and now she
0 r'ux Gs., writes: Gone
esr= sgo, while raiirosd ding
bacane badly affected viii
p0 son that imI AIRED nv
All two years Several Of
eaItd on my egs and moth
le permanent relief until I
-ot & B Il, which cured me en-.
tcr, Red Fork, Ark, writes,
Via, u WAS only with cres.
td auv'hlng, used several
@ Blood Balm, and can now
j- Athens, Tonu., writes
had beon afllc ed with run
an enlargement Of the h ne
Tile everything / h ard of
rlUauout benefit until Botanic
W~ conn ended to me After
.gs tie sores healed, ard lam
heSlth than | h've ever been
usu omA unsolicited, because |
to Oe benefited
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THE FIRE RECORD.
"""r rers"ns Burned to Death in
Their Residence.
Nv IRl Aorra nh tl,A

DEs MONIES Ia., Oct. 31.-The resi-
oenee OF George Cage, one mile south
west OF this city, burned at O'Clock this
morning, John Cage Inhaled the flames
ana VIII die. Mrs. John Cage and her
enid, SIX months old, persisted. as did
also two chic of George Cage. aged
respectively two years and five DAYS.
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WANTED.

Statesmen on salary or ron mission to
EraSIns Pencil. The greatest selling
noyeIty ever produced Erases ink thor
oughiy in two seco ds, no abrasion Of pa
per, 200 70 zoo per cent profit One agents
profit amounted to Sti2O III six days; an
9th Sl2 N TWO hours. We want one en-
erg TIC gene al agent for each State and
territory For terms aud full particulars
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St Petersburg, Oct. 31.-Three new
cases of cholera were reported In this
city yesterday.
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IRSTOn-S ,
telr Dying and Securing Works,
SALEM. n. ~.

au3 gents garments Of every de
In c.rtued, secured, dyed and re-
r-8. An stld7 % fancy colors of ladies'
cAudrel's garments, window cur
Uls ksts, kid gloves, gentlemen's
ovp-coa-s 5, &c, colored and dyed
arJ-se bv steam making them aD-
.quai 10 new Gar nenis by ex-
receive pro pt attention. All work
trte.d Pr ces as low as consistant
LOJl work.
n. II. BOGER, Prop'r.
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uow the r;uoser Wa. Footed.

A rounder is telling a good story
about how noted jockey gave big
plungcr hard throw-down last year.
The betting man ascertained that the
Jockey had received instructions from
her husband how to bet, and. getting
an introduction to the lady, he be-
came a sort OF chaperon. always after
ward occupying an adjoining scat in
the grand stand. Frequently the
plungcr spoiled the odds for the jockey
and his hackers, so the latter, after
ascertaiuing the source of the leak,
set about to set things straight again.
One day the runner FASTENED to the
stand and told the Jockeys wife her
husband said put 5000 on certain
horse. Knowing her usual form Of
betting, the plunger was aware the
sum named was large sum for her
to hazard, and when she sent the
money to the ring he followed and
literally smothercd the bookmakers
with bills on that particular per-
former. When the race was over,
however, that corner of the stand was
very qniet, as the good thing failed
to get place. The jockey In ques-
ton rode the winner, and after
donning his everyday clothes,
walked up to where his wife
was seated, and displaying a
handful of winning tickets, amount
ing to several thousand dollars, handed
his wife two crisp 5000 bills to make
good her losses. The plunger tumb,,d
to the dose given him, and since that
time there has been vacant seat in
the ladies' stand. Louisville Courier
Journal.
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AUSTRALIANS PEST.
Twenfy Million Descendants from One
Pair Of Rabbits Within rive Y.a-.

Tweniy Million Descendants from One
Pair Of Rabbits Within rive Years.
The plague OF rabbits in Australia
eau not he described without seeming
exaggcTation to those who have moi
had experience Of II, says an article
IN Scri's or. Originally introduced In
a colony Of about score OF indiyI1.
ulls by a squattcr near Melbourne,
who thought their familiar presence
On his station would ''rcmind him of
nome, they have kept the recollec.
tion OF England so fresh In the minds
of pastOralists to tempt them to very
reasonable language concerning her
whenever rabbits arc mentioned
The fecundity OF the rabbit is
amazing, and his invasion OF remote
districts swift and mysterious. Care.
full estimates show that under favor.
able conditions pair of Australian
rabbits will produce six filters a year
averaging five individuals each. AS
the offspring themselves begin breed.
ing at the aye Of six months, It is
shown that, at this rate, the origi.
nal pair might be responsible In five
years for progeny Of over 20, 600.
900. That the original score which
were brought to the country have
propagated after some such ratio no
9ne can doubt who has seen the en0r-
nous hordes that now devastate the
land in certain districts. In all
but the remotcr sections, however,
the rabbits are now fairy under con.
troll; one rabbiter with pack Of dogs
superyiscs stations where 100 were
employed ten years ago, and with or.
binary vigilance the squatters have
little to fear. Millions of the ami
mails have been killed by fencing in
the water-holes and dams during q
dry season, whereby they died Of
thirst and lay in enormous piles
against the distractions they had
frantcally and vainly striven to
climb, and poisoned grain and fruit
have killed myriads more. A fortune
Of G25, 600, offered by the New South
Wales Government, still awaits the
man who can Invent some means Of
general destruction, and the knowl-
edge of this fact has brought to the
notice of the various colonial govern
ments some very original devices.
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QUAINT AND CURIOUS.


Queen victoria's cook gets $500
year.
Ebony Is plentiful enough in some
parts of Mexico TO be used for fire.
wood.
The papor tree of tho South Seas is
kind of mulberry. with an inner
bark of peculiar dclicacy aud softncss'
California has ten peaks over TO-
600 feet high, and scores of high
waterfalls. glaciers and big trees.
John Carney, a Kansas farmer, re-
Gently plowcd up gold ring which
his daughter had lost seven years pre-
vious.
Grasshoppcrs attain their greatest
size in South America, where tlcy
grow to the length of five inches, aud
their wings spread out ten inches.
1t is a matter of record that l9, $40
dollars were coined in 1904, yet only
eight samples are known TO exist, aud
those that are in good condition arc
valued at $1,000 each.
Subtcrrancan fires IN the coal de-
posts of Wyoming, which hayo been
raging for twelve years, recently gen.
Grated gases which exploded aud dis
placed $50 acros of surface.
Circassian boys and girls may still
he bought in Constantinople, Turkey,
ri fair prices. This is due more to the
fact that their parents are eager TO
sell them than 10 any real existence of
slavery.
There is man living In Calhoun,
Ca, 40 years old, VIII boasts that he
never wore pair of boots, bought
suit of clothes, white shirt or any
store clothes in his life, or wore col
lar or ncckiic.
1t is TO Italy that the world owes IFS
ice cream, though i 'ubalcss Italy got
the idea from tho sherbct of the Per-
slams. The pcddling of penny ices has
long been distinctive industry of the
Italian pcasautry,
1t is interesting 10 learn that in the
Ninth Century European Kings wore
wooden shoes. Ia those days, in fac !,
II monarch did not possess onc-half
the creature comforts and Injuries
that the lumblcst peasant can now OBJ
tain.
The PhGnIcians were acquainted
with tho use of extremely hardened
iron (propcrly speaking stccD. as
their numerous aud beautiful works In
ornamental mctallurgy, and the cut
ting and engraving of p ocious stones
show.
The Grand Duke faul OF Russia
carries his bed about with him when
lie travels, not as in the case of Queen
Victoria because she prefers il to
others, but because he is 50 tall that
lie cannot sleep in a bcdst, al of ordin-
airy proportions.
In Ireland favorito remedy for
every kind Of Internal pain is hot vino
gar punch; indeed, vinegar taken
either cold or hot is considered al
most a specific for everything. II
must be comforting In some ca.es! 1t
is much usci for a ''sgucczin' on the
hart" which is tho comm mcst COM
plaint of all.
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They were two district messenger
hoys, and they were sitting In cross
eat on an al" car, says the New
York Commercial Advertiser.
"Gccw suddenly exclaimed one Of
hem after silence extending past
three stations al hate wlmmin."
"Watch yer hate 'cm fur?" an-
,wcrcd his companion.
"Ar'r, yer can't beat 'em wuncc in
4 hundred"
ovid yer there"
'Why, where yer skin a man fur 4
nick or dinner overcharge, We kin
git away wild IL every trip, but when
a Teller runs up de rates on woman
she pulls a textbook on him TO a
moral. An il she collars him bald
headed she skips around an blows to
dc manager, au' he gifts the tra.la-
loO!m
"Bin troo it mesclf."
carr, wimmin are too foxy fur
emmy use"
'Chimmic, I'm wild We again"
Then they awakened TO the fact
that they had teen carried by their
station, and the things that they had
said caused four people to move into
the next car.
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The Deadly Upas Tree

The upas, or antiuis tox clria of
Java, has been long known as tho
deadly tree to many of the popular
writers, which is, unfortunately, not
grave mistake, as credited by some.
Tho tree, large one, belonging 10 the
same order as the hop, contains GER
tain elements, consisting Of u peculiar
principle, having all the activity Of n
very powerful poison. This principle
is antiarin.
This plan, when simply approached,
regardless of handling, but aggravated
by disturbing the foliage or exposure
TO night influences, is capable of emit
ting an acriform matter which very
unpleasantly affects many of those
who approach it, causing a formula
bic eruption upon the skin and more
marked tumefaclion of the deeper
layers of the surface, while others
jjGtf |66fdflfdiiSi ifiFssG6vfFaRa il 5sr, in
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Barnum's circu, had Just struck n
town in Vermont Aunt Polly had
never seen the elephant, in any sense
of the word, aud had been telling for
weeks how she ''did just long 10 20
TO the show" When the propcr
morning came Aunt Polly's marie
son, Josh, told her to be ready ot /
p. m, and They'll take in the show.
"Ncll, now" exclaimed Aunt
Polly. hcsitatingly, 81 don't know
about that. ! want to sec the show
awful bad, but you SEQ Deacon par
kins's funeral comes of today. and 7
don't know which I'd chi " the most.
Thcrc'll be lots of folks there. md
besides | may live till Barnum comes
again, but this is tho only funeral
Dcac N Perkins viii ever give.
81 guess, Josh, IN have a bc,,or
time at the funeral than at tho cir.
Gus"
Aud Aunt Polly went to The fuuer.
al.
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New York Daily investigator1
Good ju lges say that one of the next To-
'alities to achieve distinction by iumpiny
rom n substantial town to thriving me-
tropolis In few years will be the CITY of
Superior, Wisconsin, and this, too, with
cut the effort AMI struggle through which
inferior towns have passel while eff
!ecting the same result. Until O year
Or two ago the average man dill not stop TO
think that Superior as a monopolist of the
water and rnil term.ni at ons enl of tbs
ases Is in the same position rs Buffalo at
the oMer end. Figures arc uninteresting
in'css given JrieHy. hut comparisons
are always i'm ortant. This little Su-
PC: ior, ere litel by its last censis wi h
aniy 22,000 people, handled more
rral last year than dii Chicago; of grain
il shippe nineteen million bushels Of -four
,ixteen hundred thousa nd barrels OF wool
four million pou IDS. and of merchandise
to the valus Of thirteen million do lars.
OF all lake cities this business was
second ony to Chicago in magn tn lie.
There is an economical reason for this
condition OF tn ngs. Ii is that the rnil
rate on freight sent west Of Lake Michi-
ean Is one cent Ter ton per mi G, while
the wa.cr rate Is one tenth Of one cent per
ton per mile This position at the ex-
IRENE western end OF Lake Superior is
what gives the city OF Superior its prestige,
and is making 1t grow faster than
Chicago ever did. Besides one hundred and
one smaller industrial concerns, Sup rior has
located twenty-eight large manufacturing
enterprises in the past eighteen months, in-
cluding the American Steel Barge Com
Dany, the builders of the famous
"whaleback" vessel, which is revo-
lutionizng the Jake AMI ocean freight
carrying trade. The twenty-light instiiu-
tions alb We mentioned inc u lie iron an ste Il
plants. flou mills. stove fouudri : WAGON
factorie-, pump makers, ship builders IN
saw aud shingle mills. Tue most conser-
vative business men in the Northwest
believe that Superior will grow faster
in the next ten years than any
other city in that prosperous section of the
country, and many of them claim til It
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis ami Mil
waukee have never seen tho rapi growth
that will come to the he I'd o. the great chain
Of lakes and the city of Sup rior.
q a. l..
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The worst cases yield to the
r'ild, soothing, cleansing and heal.
irg properties of DR.. Sage's Catarfa
lSemedy. That's why the propric-
to's can, and do, promise to nay
$500 for q case of Catarrh in The
HID which iheY cannot cure.
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Essential to the production OF the most per-
feet and popular lax 'tive remedy known have
enablcl The Cilifornii Fig Syrup Co. to
achieve great success In the reput alton Of
its remedy, Syrup of Figs, as 1t is conceded
10 be the universal laxative. For sale by all
druggists.
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Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is this
senior partner ot the firm Of 4. J. cheney &
70. doing business in the tity 81 Iciedo
County ana State aforesaid ana that said firm
will pay the sum OF SIS for each and every
case OF cotarrh that cannot be cured Gy the
use Of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed N my
presence, this 9th day OF December, A. D.. -Ss6.
isEAL '''
49, NotnrH Public
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood snd mucous surfaces
of the system. Send fer testimonials, free.
I. J CHENEY * Co., Toledo, D.
sB Sold by Druggists. 75c.
ITS all up" with the landlubbcr when hi
takes his first sea voyage.
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at the time caused no inconvcnicrcc.
After the iapsc of six hours general
burning of the skin cnsucl, accom-.
panied by siifIucss of the muscles
ending in general smarting and
tunefaction of the tissue, adding TO
the features very great disagreement,
ard celebrating tho cycs.-[ Medical
Bulletin.
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IN your Back Aches. or you arc a. worn t, ou,'
roud for nsthing, II is general deplllty.
Browns lrOn tiers " II cure fou. MIKE y ~,
p,titc-t0ncs tho rerVc-.
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Mr.. N. A. Murry. Wilmington, Del, writes;
hnd one Of my severe headache, am W., WI
persuaded 10 try your valuable lfau{ w. v,
medicine. ! never had anything 10 40 NE -
much good for headache
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BtFcn MS Pills will cure canstipat on,
keep tne blood col and the liver IN coed
working order: rrice o cent, a box
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FITS s'oppel free by DR.. kLrNB'S GREAT
NFIyE REsroEER. No fits .fter first day
use. Marvellous curca Treatise AMI tri It
loille frcc. DR.. Kline a3l ArcI 81. Pllla, u.
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lX: CAST:
for Infants and Children.

"castoriassowell adapted to children that
recommend itas superior TO any prescription
known TO me-" II. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
"The use Of 'Castoria Is 50 universal and
its merits so well known that IL seems a work
of supererogation TO endorse H. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CAKLos MARrYs, D. D,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingiale Reformed Church.
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August.
Flower

II am happy to state to You and
to suffering humanity, that my wife
has used your wonderful remedy,
August Flower, for sick headache
and palpitation Ct the heart, with
satisfactory results. For several years
she has been great sufferer, has
been under the treatment OF eminent
physicians i'll this city and Boston,
and found little relief. She was in
duced to try August Flower, which
gave immediate relief. We cannot
say to much for it." L. c. Frost,
Springfield, Mass. o
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A man may be cons dercl luc.isg In hos
pitaliiy when he will not even entertain an
idea.
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The man vino has no business Of his own t'
attend 10 always gees to b d tired.
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II often requires crooked work to set out Of
straileHcd circumstances.
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oftwo womru ehoo the one that will have
Won.
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The worst cascs of female weakness reality
yield 10 DR.. >wan'a Fast los Samples ircS'
Dr. swan, Beaver Dam Wis
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The leap-yenr rirl might Try hin dclicately
with little por.cosn.
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The dexierous wre tier gels down 10 bus
ness " hen he drops on his irienls.
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tfnnl ct dwit'i or ,rYesu4s Drtbqc Thomr-
soa'sFyeM a,er. Drn ,gistss. at ,13p .rbItt q
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A citizen of Paris, KY, was fined
81 recently for allowing his own cat
on his own premises to kill his own
chickens.
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Excuse the Liberty | take, as the convict
remarked when he escaped from the state
prison.
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STATE OF Juno, CITY or IoLFDo, :,

The only why 10 get hen out of The garlci
is to go slow but shoo'er.