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Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12

EtOR SALE : SPECIAL BtkGAIN IN
IL strictly choice corn and alfalfa ranch OF
160 acres. only $50 per acre. level, rich S nd
loan: fenced flowing well; house; h pro-
duced 100 bushels corn per acre: best pear and
apple land in our county; close to city and
South Broadway. l2-l1-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12

DUaINEss CAANCgs-WE PAY CASH FOR
ID secondhand upright aud square pianos
FISHER & BOYD fIANO CO., corner spring
ant Franklin. lola If
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsT!


DR, M. s. JONES, OCULIST AND assEns.
~ aurist, northeast corner First and IKE
Spring streets. 10.l7 3m CO.
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MEDIUM MS,

NTbS. NJ. WAIT, SAN FRANCIsCO's CELE-
VI brated platform medium will give sit
tings for few days only, at 243 spring street,
room |.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12

THE MADISON.
L 631 South Main street.
New and elegant furnished family hotel.
ll-21 i'm
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MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. MAIN
vi STREET SAVINGS BANK, 426 South
Main street 10 26 If
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12
ARCHITECT.
OARRIAGE WORKa.


w am manufacturing all kinds OF spring wag-
ons, buggies and carriages at greatly reduced
prices. B>acksmithing, painting and trim
ming "a done promptly: Leather top buggies Ie!s
Also street Los Angeles Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.


G. H. BoYNTON, NJ D.. DISEASES OF
% children Office and residence, 835 s.
olive st Office hours, 10 10 IL q. NJ. 2 to 4
n. Telephone S74. 1O9tf
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12

CAME TO MY PLACE IN VERNoN-ONE
~ buckskin horse and one gray mare colt.
Owner can have same by proving property,
4 id ,eSs. A n. NELMS. vernon ?. O. 11.27 I'm
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE

NOR SALE-HOW 1T Is?
L Lots north of Twelfth street, near electric
car line for $500: $l5 cash; balance $40 per
month without interest PIhTLE REAL ES-
TATE AND TRUST co, 209 W. Second st.
l2-10-7t
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MONEY rO LOAN


r OAN5 MALE ON REAL ESTATE AT THE
- lowest rate. w. 2. DAVIS, 112 South
Broadway. 1l-2O I'm
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12

NOR SALE-GOoD LAMBS WITH NOUN
Il lain water, near the city, cheap; from $50
20 9s %Ieo per acre ior sac oy Mck VOS no'
Broadway. 12914t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NY ANTED-A PARTNER IN FIRsT CLASS
w paying business on sprlpg street; business
c*nttsr; strict investigation sollcited; only
principals. need apply. Address PARTSEk.
pox 80, this office. 12-l37t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12

DOR RENT TOURISTS AND OTHERS
Il seeking first-class furnished rooms, en-
snite or single, would do well to call at 5Z2
Temple street; terms reasonable; location cen.
trAl l2-l3 1t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12
FINANCIAL.

IF YOU WANT MONEY WITHOUT DELAY,
i no com mission, at prevailing rates of inter
est, see security savings Rank, laS g. Main st.
S-1tf
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domestic Dituanons W anteo
Females

LAuNDkE.Ss ana CHAMBERMAID.-
flrst-eksss In all branches; shirts, collars
anu Guns speciality: city or country best
51tn and 5Sth sts
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Aelp Danreo.

female - 70 81 daily profits sure ex-
p~eDce unnecessary 10 t0lking REQUIRED ;
exclusive territory given. Tor particu arS
address |. PUTNAM l. CO.. West Winsted.
Gem.
Afalca
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Males.

Males.
DRIVER-By neat y9ung man. for
milk route understands his business sober
and reliable, can furnish bonds. Call or
address II. H., care Of Cosmopolitan $50
6th-aye,
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nOcrk Uantfo.
s~O~-O
Males.

WATCHMAN.-By German; speaks
English sober and reliable best reference.
Call or address. KOUSGE. care Cosmopoll-
tan. GS5 0th.ave.
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Belp hOanteo.
Males.

Males.
WANTED .-stenogral her; . young man
having his own typewriter good references
REQUIRED salary, Sl0 Der week. Address
s., Box 10, Tribune O1iice
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Alonzo felt himself reldeEIug with
doubt Of self Here, in this iucompara-
BILE spot, almost under the shadow Of
that glorious marble poem which dlled
him with new regard for the soul
from whence It had sprung, 10 hear
words of ezpectant confidence ia his
own powers of Rsthetic insight &c
seemed almost like merciless mocLzCry.
lie shook mis- head and in very falteFing
tones responded my dear friend has
Overrated me to sad degree, monsieur,
/ assure you"
Flush" said the king, with a gesture
Of playful unconsciousness- III you
want me to respect your abilities you
must not begin by depreciating Eric's
critical gifts. Remember that ] have
reason 20 swear by them And IL you
doubt your own capacity 70 dive into
the big European sea OF ant ana fetch
me up some OF the finest pearls that lie
there, such lack OF faith viii merely in
crease my own in yourself, since It is
never hard to associate distinction with
modesty. But here we are, almost at
Eric's very doors You are doubtless
tired, and have come to meet YOU
am well aware, with a kind OF pitiless
uuezPectsdness.
As the king paused ne put his hand
about that Of Alonzo, letting IL rest
there with a transient yet earnest
pressure. Nothing could have been
more simply royal than the way in
which he performed this quiet act, while
standing at the arches and ivy-nufied
gateway which led to Eric's mouastic
residence OF dark gray stone. To
AlonzO his departure and that of his
merry court were as graceful as had
been their coming and their salutations
but brief while since When they had
all passed away toward the grand ap-
proaches of the neighboring palace, he
turned 70 Erie with an agitated sob in
the throat.
For a poor devil like myself, old fell
low, such goodness is positively painful -
Eric Kindly took his arm and they
walked together below the Gothic gate
way up toward the little round lowered
medieval abode which rose just beyond.
my dear Lonz, this Is one OF the hap
Piest moments have ever known since
came to SaltraYia, and saying that
/ certainly is saying much But for you
to call yourself a poor devl'-yOu,
whom once euvied as the luclziest Of
mortals. with your talents, your good
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dulaut lawns and terraces that com
passed It IN an intricate maze Of tuErets
and spires II was enormous with re-
sPect to the space that Il covered and
yet 50 lace-lilze in its ethereal proper
lions that you might have namsd It the
very dlaueut or cobvveb Of architecture.
To A1onzo that kings deep regard for
Eric was instentaneOusly plain Such
comrningled airiuess and Eolidity and
AoWer-liiEe blossoming in stone such
fr0st-liize beauty and grace blent with
dignity and power, could be but the
work of genius alone 1t flashed
through the gazer's mind that perhaps
Ludwig, Of Bavaria, mad though he
possibly 1ass admired and revered Wag-
ner no more than ClarimOnd, of Sal
travia, admired and revered the creator
Of this enchanting edidce-
cts magnificent bee to have had in
ones bonnet, my dear Erie presently
murmured Alonzo. ''fn this light seen
as we see It now. its loneliness appears
miraculous"
Those are words that drop right
down into my hearts core, said Eric.
And now SIS the group of people drew
nearer, one figure quietly parted itself
from the others.
THE king" whispered Alonzo's
friend, and with an Outstretched hand
and face that seemed TO radiate sun
you are most welcome he said In
very fluent and perfect French. You
see," he continued, Il do not wait to
be presented TO you, but take the Hber-
ty, like this, OF claiming your acquaint-
ance." This form Of phrase from royal
ty might well have been called gracious
ness, not to say condescension- But the
young king who now spoke somehow
contrived 70 make it appear like neither
His voice was rich and sweet, his man
ner afable without the vaguest trace of
patronage, and his person irresistibly
charming. Alonzo quickly felt that he
could not be called by any means a man
physically faultless, and yet in his tail,
compact figure, his waved golden locks
and his radiant gray eyes, dwelt q world
OF attraction.
Almost before he knew it the stranger
found his sense Of strangeness oddly
vanishing. Clarimond made him ac-
( quainted among the ladies and gentle
men of his little court with no moro
/ seeming difficulty than by a wave OF the
| hand, happy sentence, or even feet
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LOOKING ABROAD.

Ont little birds that dit and sing
So happily on tireleas wing,
What weight OF care have youg
Uprising from the sodded vale
like atoms in the air you san
Beyond our human view.
And birding. art thou satisfied
OF dost thou crave what s. denied9
Thy voice is fun OF gIss;
my song IS borne upon the breeze
Spring frosts como late Do they never freesl
And chill thy melody9
Safe home again In Swallowed glen
The nest aneaF the haunts Of men
To gently hover o'er5
watch the suubeaus on thy crest
Win such a feeling OF unrest
MARBLE songs no more.
NY sunny hours have been too brief
They sink behind dark clouds Of grief
The weary day has closed
So cruelty, cannot see,
And lie ana death OF mystery
Is 50 composed
J cannot look afar and know
} ust why where our loved ones go
Beyond our mortal ken;
We touch she once warm cheek EoW cold.
low still tho hands How chill their fold,
How helpful they have been
And these the COIN hides from sight.
And in the grave, made dark as night
Arc quickly laid away.
And We with all our loneliness,
Look forth upon Carth's comeliness.
With saddeucd heart today.
Matilda Ii Smith. IN Western Rural.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs IS tsEen5 it Is pleasant
and refreshing 90 the taste and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleauses the sys-
tenn eiectually, disPels colds head
aches and fevers and cures babiual
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
ducads pleasing TO the taste and GG-
cePabla 90 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made &c the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in BOO
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists- ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try It. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RE SKRUP co.
5FE FzAHCfgCJ. GIL
LOUISVILLE. EE nEH ElHH. HaE
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CECDySArI, Oct I5-Of late Judge
Jacob D. Cox has not identified himself
prominently with polite he has ale
ways been a republican and was gov
ernor of Ohio svvo terms. He was SEQ
rotary of the interior in President
Grants cabinet The report gained
circulation in local political circles that
Judge Cox would vote for Cleveland for
president From reliable sources St has
been learned chat Judge Cox has been
dissatisfied with the rspubIieau tariff
policy Tor a long time aud that his
action comes OF Ioag and careful study
Of the tariff question
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some llf.s after II.-.r-lIl-1 mans vie
ceases o. be aur-1-l-E argrlelt-l 90 U-ll-
served luf- erase retained can never lose
tueir charm CE yield gugl- empire The
FrezcrEa-. -uU ut cur bodies Boo t-lslr original
healthy Pc Il-HrI and eu.HIl -..l-a f7 alrr--
duty Every aEI G ether lu 1lIl g.t.l ll--
lt carry .lE -Ie directions gwen tE-tl each
bottle OF theirs Er.luE' VIII never
to5e Inquire or cllup -1-.lou- Inc 4d-uly uq4
Will mature into the ulDnuiuzz 70 .e- and nil
age VIII Ind l.lr blessing rla ulT she lrll
used mo auar'5 Friend sold bg all Drug
Elsls-
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Los AEaEI-Es. Cal Oct f5.-Inteuse
excitement prevails amoaE the spanish
American population Of this city, owing
% the fact that the body o. @ boy
named Fernando Quiiads. son OF q
Wen known farmer aud property
owner OF Ehis county, was discovered
ing. Death was c1useli D. strlugu-n-
ton 1t Is believed the boy was en-
ticed into an opium joint ans there
rlurtiazae- The uz-r-arau Is believed 90
Sc Lr1eEzn AID the pull-l ore alal-i1fs
Eiligess acareh fog him Lr1lilr p
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ST. LOUIS. Oct 15--The republican
central committee has ordered that
all electoral candidates who were office
holders or candidates for Office and
ineligible as electors should resign
from the ticket. This affects Da-
vid B0uham, Fourth districts James T.
Burney, Sixth district; benjamin r.
Russell, Ninth district F. w Rancheu-
stein, Tenth district, and Nelson Cole,
Twelfth district, who have resigned and
the following have been appointed
in their respective places Thomas g.
DUNCAN. Robert T. Lewis, Byron IL.
Anderson, William j. Holoeher and
Max Eotauev.
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-E1lconnnynicarfonsf for thfs paper must
be accompanied by the name OF the a-aL1lsEt
not necesssrfly foE publlca5tons 2eI - -. -
VgFsEeF write only on one side OF the paper
ne uqrtfcufHFIv careful in giving names ana
dates 70 have the letters and zgares plain
and distinct
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We pay the printer to give
you good advice about health
and to lead you 10 careful
living.
Our reason is that SCOTS
Emulsion of cOd-liver oil is
so often a part of careful
living.
If You would 60 TO your
doctor whenever you need
his advice, we might save our
money. He knows what you
need.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIVING free.
slsEr 3 EaaeH, Chemists, 157 ssuta stH Avenue,
Soar aTa=rzsEle7 s-ast'l Erar.Isioa OF ood-lvzr
oi-zlI drlEll-t5 everywhere do. ga.
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Generally Ter che Reason g ilrt They Iagr
Eu lled4 To- rso TO-
A man charged with begEiur once de-
clured That lac had not been i'm bed for
thirteen years. he took his rest In door
ways and passages This IS not bad
record bus many OF the homeless class
could probably beat It. Certainly there
are thou5auds-uob 1uly I'm EuEiaud
but all over the vForli-to whom such
luEury as "a bed is unknown uufortuu-
ates obliged TO lay their heads in the
oldest places imaginable to prevent
their being rudely awakened by the Po-
lice.
a sad us'er-do-weu told the writer
that this was his principal thought for
more days than he could commit Where
should he sleep that uight2 And he
had theory that but for having this
object constantly in view as he trampad
over the monotouUus paveuauts of Lon
don he must have lost his reason He
laughed himself in after days whel he
thought Of some OF his experiences at
dosing out"
l1veu he however never slept iu
stream which was what some thirty
persons OF both sexes did at IBuda-pesth
a few years back. The water. which
was warm, flowed from "a mill, aud the
vagrauus got into it and converted "a
number OF stones into temporary pill
lows.
Even people with homes could tell
some strange stories on this head Of
course, in some countries beds are UNI
known The Japanese, for example,
sleep on the floor, mumed in q great
vvadded coat, and with "a block of
wood for pillow But, combining our
selves to England, just talk 10 the
jewellers in the slums on this subject
Why, going to bed there during the
summer months is positively inviting
torture Many places swarm with YER
min. and consequently those who live
in them End it more comfortable to
sleep anywhere rather than in the
proper place-eveu on the doorstep.
The manager of an Isle of Man hotel
remarked few months ago that visit
ors" never went to bed His servants
are often asked TO provide breakfasts
at three or four a. IN Certainly the
streets of Douglas are pretty lively any
time during the season
a gentleman is fond of relating that
one night a select party settled not far
from his bedroom window and created
the most discordaut din Imaginable.
He bore it with exemplary patience iug
about i've hours and them dressing
himself, he went ont and mildly eE-
I postulated, saying he wanted some
sleep
Sleep roared one of the gang.
/ blowing terrific blast on q toy trum-
/ pet then what did you come to the
/ Isle of Man for?"
They say at Biackpool, too, that II
l You arrive at any hour OF the day on
night you are just in time for some,
| thing or other The story goes that
/ early one morning q dance was In pro
/ gress on one OF the piers when a ship
/ wrecked sailor, who had been drifting
! about on "a spar and had fortunately
] landed on the girders below crawie6
! mp the steps. The NJ. C. came forward
/ they are never surprised Ct Black
I pOoI-smiIed, bowed, aud said: Pleased
/ to see you, sir Can i find you part
+ uer?7-CasseL's Saturday Journal
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CHAPTER n
ISric's voice, however, struck reassur-
ingly on his ear.
Eyes, my dear AIouzc, il is the king.
had no idea that he would pay US this
honor. But he is so ezquisiteiy gra-
cious that one never knows what new
act Of kindness he will commit The
persons who surround him are quite
harmless beings, ! assure YOU They
perhaps possess all the native ill-breeti-
ing of high-bred aristocrats, but are
well aware that the faintest act Of dis
courtesy toward anyone whom Ciari-
mond favors would promptly end in
their exile from the court. pray YOU
have not the least sense of awkward
ness. The king never permits IL to live
IN his presence. He has a really won
drcus gift-that Of destroying Idle GER
emony. Do not address him as. Your
majesty He greatly disliles that
form. so separative and so constantly
reminiscent OF his royal rank. ] am
sorry enough. dear Lonz, that You
should see him so soon I had wanted
that we should talk for hours about him
together before you and he were
brought face to face He Is So remark
able SO preemiHently distinguished
ara sure there was never . king like
him In all the world before / some
times think there has never been a
king either 50 great or so good. though
that, OF course, Is saying much But if
cur century Is productive Of anything
interesting and extraordinary it should
be her kings. which are both anomalies
and absurdities. / Ehinlc Cleriuond
plainly realizes this fact. could have
consumed hours in talking of him to You
before you and he met, II it had not
been Tor his caprice to come and greet
you as he has done. He has just lefs
the palace, you know. You can get q
good view OF & yOader On the spur OF
the mountain, now that the sun has
sunk J called It my bee In the bonnet
that palace. until It was quite aziished.
Do you care for it2n
Care FOR It, good Heavens, Erie"
Aiouzo felt his blood best, as only the
blood OF an artist can when he gases
upon work that seems 20 him noble and
grand The faded daylight had nov
brought ont sew tiats5 dark and zfcll.
In zVgard and foliage Ezosa q slope o4
the dim slzd maj sssic mountain lowered
Eina CllEignsnGs abode AZ zGastsF-
sieee q building z was as lsss Saiieata
ttsss slzi--@s. tsg11suE- zstt[EsfE %
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years agOI had Bronchitis,
which finally driFted into
Consumption, so the doe
tors said, and they had
about given me up. was
confined to my bed. One
day my husband went for
the doctor, but he was not
in his Office. The druggist
sent me d bottle OF Piso's
Cure for Consumption. I
took two doses or it, and
was greatly relieved be-
fore the doctor came. He
told me to continue It's use
as long as it helped me. I
did so, and the result is, /
am now sound and we'll
entirely cured OF Con-
sumptiOn.-3Irs. p. Z.
BAKER, Harrisburg, IIi-
nOis, February 20, 1891.
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And this" he at length faltered, sis 4
Saltravia- You have often told mo OF 4
its beauty, but"
''Oh, this is nothing" broke in Eric's /
cool and pleasant voice. "Oue gets /
these effects in other places Our sen
sets here are apt to be a little sensation
al. I'm cnvious OF them. They inter
fere with my architectural improve
ments- Dear boy, don't lose your head;
your positively gasping-"
"Oh, let me gasp" exclaimed AlOnzo.
ats such n lSecnly novel feeling in such
a cause"
''Ah, but that emotion is premature"
objected his friend. You have not yet
seen SaItravia in all its fine reality.
resent that sunset. II destroys values,
as you artists would say. What "a pity
that one cannot suppress sunset when
II becomes too sanguinury, just as if it
were a rebellion"
But You never have rebeilious in
Saltrayia,' said Alonzo.
NO they're quite too fond of the
king. / can imagine "a revolution here,
but it would be conducted on principles
wholly artistic"
oh, Eric, Ericg' cried AIonzo,
you're not "a bit changed. You're pre-
cisely as IL we had met yesterday. Who
but you could have thought of an artis-
tie revolution
A4AlAa " tAhi llsAAA Il LitAtea CAIN strong
featured face. and who often said his
most surprising things without the YES
tige Of a smile, now answered in very
serious tones:
II assure you, my dear Eonz, that the
picturesquencss Of massacre, without
its unpleasant qualities, such as the
actual taking of human life, could be
cultivated in a sort of fete with striking
success. The Athenians performed
their tragedies in the open air. why
should not we Saltrnvians. in a larger
way, repeat blOOdlessly some of the
great epochs of history? Let US talk to
the king about it. He is coming to
meet You. He is very receptive, yOu
viii find, to all original ideas. If you
and he do not swiftly like one another
! shall be pierced with disappointment"
The king coming to meet me!' STAN
mcred Alonzo. so soon? IL am not
prepared for an audience with his mai
esty."
The last blaze of the setting sun now
abruptly ceased, and in a second the mt
most verge of the valley grew n duslEy
green. In this altered light the river
took chnstened iuster like that OF wet
silk, and here and there along its edges,
or on the TANKS OF the ro-
bust and darlzening mountains,
muiticoiored villas CLEANED forth
IN faiFy-lilSe profusiOn, each with
10 IAa Z ANA+AA5 sALNANAL "a AAoh ~ -AI0AAA-
Directly before him, and only few
hundred yards away, AlOnzo perceived
IL throng of ladies and gentlemen ap-
preaching. In the DINNER yet clearer
air he could discern that the feminine
shapes were winsome, rich of garb, and
that tho masculine ones betrayed in
their way an equal elegance.
Confident that this dainty multitude
meant the sovereign and his attendant
courtiers, Alonzo drew backward, and
in n turmoil OF sharp embarrassment
graspsd the arm of his friend.
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August.
Flower

II have been afflicted with bilious
ness and constipation for fifteen years
and first one and then another prep
araiOu was suggested TO me ana
tired, but 60 no purpose A friend
recommended August Flower and
words cannot describe the admlra-
don in which 7 hold IL. Tt has given
me q new lease Of life, which before
was q burden Its good qualities
and wonderful merits should be made
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and biifousuess. JESSE
BAEEEH, Printer, Humboldt. kas- .
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DR. r. 6CUTEFsIA1g. ST. Paul, MINI, viii
mail a trial package ot 'suLll llall's AS tluHg
Cure Tral 10 any au fgrer. Gives instant re-
LIEF in worst cases and cures where OIL hers
LaiL- Name this paper and send address
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CHICAGO, oct. I5.-Wiuiam A. Davis,
of Toledo, o., while on the witness
stand here confessed TO couspiriug for
money to ruin the reputation of the
wife of Charles j. Diet, agent for a
Cincinnati chemical company Accord
ing to Davis, the OF her couspirator was
Diet, whom the wife is now suing for
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tZTvnGE rs stiu looking FOR q snap, I sup
pOse.' yes. but be doesn't seem 90 have
tine UecCzs FIv ginger 10 make il. '-IlIiau-
apols JUuruaL