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certificate to each liccnsee who may apply
for the same, which any applicant for the
purchase of any intoxicating liquors shall
sign, ut the request of the licensee or any one
of his employees, certifying that he is of legal
aye. Any person, not Of legal age, who
shall sign such certificate shall be deemed
guilty of msdemeanor, and upon conyic.
ton thereof shall be fined not less than ten
dollars nor more than twenty dollars, or to
be imprisoned in the County jail not less
than ten days nor more than thirty days in
the discretion OF the justice trying the case.
81 II. Druggist and alothecarles in said
county shall not be required to obtain Il.
censc under the provisions Of this Act; but
shall only sell ON physiciun's written pre-.
scriptlon, nor more than once on any one
prescription, and any physician giving pre-.
scriptions for lhepurpose of aiding In the
evasion of this Act, or any druggist or
apothecary violating the provisions Of this
Act shall be liableto the penalties prescribed
for selling without license.
81 I. Any persons having a license I'M.
der the provisions of this Act who shall
hereafter be convicted of violating any of
its provisions shall be subjected to a fine of
not less than fifty dollars nor more than two
hundred dollars, or to imprisonment in the
County Jail for a period Of not less than
thirty days nor more than six months in the
liscrcti~n of the Court trying the case; and
the license of such person shall be revoked
and shall not again he licensed within one
year of such revocation.
*[Thc words printed in italics evidently
are an error Of tho printer or of some other
person they appear in the printed bill as
sent us.--Ep. CLARION
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lake Il Note oft.

Read 1t over and over again, spell it out
nnt sing it, until it is mdellby fixed in your
mind, that Dr.. Sages Catarrh Rcmcdyls An
inhllable cure for chronic catarrh of the
head, with all its distressing complications
Impaired taste and smell, offensive breath,
ringing noises III the head, defective hearing,
nose and throat ailments, are not only re.
l,eved, but positively and permanently cured
This is no fancy of the imagination, but u
s,lid fact, proven over again and again, and
vouchcd for, under forfeiture Of $500, by
its manufacturers, the Worlds Dispcnsary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N, Y. "A
word to the wise is sufficient"
Crown Stock Food will save treble It's cos
by It's curative values. No collie, no worms
or bots and no stomach troubles.
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Business Locals.

ty- TRY 4O-CENT SYRUP. Extra
quality for the money at
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B. M. JONES.
4 NEW BOOK.

A book which " i'll prove of great value to
business men generally, and csL ecinl)y 20 I"
those who ADVERTISE and wish results from
their expenditures Cor advertising has re.
Gently been written by D Il. Mn!ieit, the
well known Advertisement writer and auth
or Of several books on business subjects.
THIS latest work is called The Book of
Ideas tor Advertisers" and, rs its title sug-
ccsts 1t contains thousands OF original and
really valuable ideas and hints for those who
desire to make a success of adyei tiSing.
1t is entirely different from all other books
on this subject, and contains nearly 100 orig
inal. ready made advertisements, which with
Il slight change, can hr suited to any line Of
business. Besides these 1t contains large
amount of reading matter which is practical
and to the point. and also fifty Illustrations,
Cuts, designs, etc, IN full explanation OF tho
subject The size of the book is 80 inch
es, and 1t is printed on fine quality OF sa-
per.calendered paper, with an especially dc.
signed cover. A great deal Of money is
yearly wasted by poorly prepared advertis-
ing and 1t is the object OF this new book 10
demonstrate how this loss can be prevented.
The price of the book is but one Dollar,
post paid, and should any of our subscribers
desire copy 1t can he obtained by sending
the cost to the office of this paper Oclot
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FRIDAY, MARCH 18Th, 1892,
AT1 O'CLOCK, p ~.
The following valuable DIVISIONS Of land
lately purchased by the undcrsis ned, viz.
The John Rouzcr farm lying Immediately
north of Mcchani stown, on the Frederick
and Emmi,sburg turnpike and the Mechan-
les own and Sabil ,sylllc road, as follows:
LOT NO. lies on the east side Of the Me-
chanics,own and Sabillasvlle road and north
of the cross road leading from the F. q +.
turnpike, adjoining the Franklin Mills farm
and contains
8 ACRES & 50 PERCHES
LOT NO lies east of lot No. I, on the
F. & +. turnt,kc, north Of the cross road and
contains
|6ACRES & II PERCHES
LOT NO. 3 lies IN the south side of the
cross road, on the F. & e. turnpike aud con-
tains
9 ACRES & 90 PERCHES
LOT NO. ! lies soL,h of lot No. ., ON the
F. e. F. turnpike and contains
10 ACRES & 120 PRS.
LOT NO S lies west OF lot No. 4, on The
east side of the NJ. & 5 road and contains
5 ACRES & 113 PRS
LOT NO lies on the west side OF the NJ
& S road, on B,Atrr's Lane ami contains
ACRE OF LAND. This lot Is improved
with
Two Story Stone Dwelling
and necessary outhuidings. There Is well
of water on the premises.
| LOT NO. : lies on the west side of the NJ
and 8. road and on the north side of Baxter's
Lane and contains
11A., MOREOR LESS.
LOT NO. 8 lies west Of the Western
Maryland railroad, south OF the aforesaid
cross road and north of BaYter's Lane and
contains
10 IA ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
LOT NO 8 lies on the east side of the NJ
& S. and south of the cross roads, north o
| Lot No. ) and contains
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HATS, CAPS, GLOVES,
AND CENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS.

The Winter Caps must go. A big dis
coun, on winter Gloves-33t-pe cent-We
mean to sell them. Come and buy, the bar.
gains are yours. Latest styles Of Fine Shirts
quality the hest. and our Ties Of the latest
designs Collars and Cuffs the best.
Don't forget to call and examine our hand
some styles of the above goods. Always on
hand q nice line Of
HOSIERY. Also TRUNKS, SATCH
ELS, UMBRELLAS,
and everything in first-class clothing store
Don't forget, our cut prices began Saturday
January 8, 1899. There will be bargains and
don't forget it.
Thanking our patrons for their liberal
support, and trusting they will remember ut
III the future, we are
Most sincerely yours.
J. TRAUB g. BROTHER,
Rcrp Building Corner Main and Broadway
UNION BRIDGE, MD
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RouNp TRIP TIcKErs-The persistent en-.
deavors of the railroad agent at this point,
Mr.. Frank Hcsson, to secure round trip tick
cts between Baltimore city and points west of
Frederick Junction to Mechancstown has
met with success on and after to day CThurs.
day. tickets good for two days, can be pur.
chased fare So 05
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Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares
Browns Iron BitterS Rebuilds tho
system aids digestion. removes excess OF bhe'
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
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New Advertisements,

Fords
II ii. Rouzer.
Speci,l Notice.
G. j Doll & Son.
Notice to Creditors.
Bus. Loo John Root
Public Sale Emma K. Rouzer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

% assume . virtue though they have n
ploye Of the senate for sixty-thres yeesA
The senate to-day = more honosed By
his presence than he - hoaored By The
position which be holdA lie Wa . IT.
tie page o. the 6oos Of the senate serv-
Ing such men - John C. Calhoun, Daniel
Webster. Thomas n. Renton and Ste
pAen A. Douglas before some of the
nembess of the senate Of to-day were
born, and before Others now venerable
I'D hope OF aspiration Of political prefer
ment And yet. Father Bassett with
TIE glorious crown Of silver hair. the
splsndid adornment Of venerable beard.
w,s tarned out Of the senate chamber
while these mso who betrsy their own
oecrees held Q ward caucus. IN tndlgDo-
lion osetin9. . rsvsl Of tobacco sDoks
and denuncaatosy oretoey over the -
tsayal o6 creative eecretA Think o. 4.
ladies and gentlemaa, and. try you never
% had yos cannot nusses up courage
enough % ~ that this Performance
hes Increased your respect for the mil.
lioaaiss club. the political anachroais0
yelepe the senate Of tAe United StsteA
Ths ides Of gsatls0sn Sitting tpeethes
b earnest cooclave. deliberaiin( con-
csening The adviaabllity Of makinR .
acapegoat Of an honorable employe. Tor
sins Of their own commission.
lt b stated that = venerable and
distinguished senator from the eicint
u Of the weAtern reserve iutroduced
he obnoxious rcaolasioa. u thn
BE- true. Il Is . griesous !sdaas cad
gTisvYpaly might h saDsel II vaasg
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

NO man has greater respect Tor the zen
ate - . body than myself, for almost
every member Of the august assemblag<
Is my friend: but as individuals they an
human and prone TO human frailtiea
The senate, In executive session. has Of
late been trying to shift it, sins upon
other shoulders. and therein lies fault
too grave TO forgive. too fragrant 20 de.
serve the charity Of silence. The sen.
ate has excluded from its executive Sea
sions . number Of employees who have
for many years been faithful and hon.
orable servants, thereby casting upon
them the stigma Of 1aspicton. But
worse stilf, . resolution was introduced
for the removal Of the executive clerk.
James R. Young. That was IN outrage.
IN objectionable sin.
James r Young never gave away any
secrets Of executive sessions He b in
capable of . dishonorable act The
secrets Of tho senators belong 70 them
selves. and Mr.. Young has always held
them inviolate. But the senators them
selves have betrayed their own secrets.
from time 70 time, and they will always
do 90. Many . small man has been ~
elected to the senate because the news-
papers men have induced the dear peo-
Die TO believe that he was both good
and great Il h . very slight return
favor for senator 20 tell correspond
ent . valued item Of forbidden newA
Every senator il under more or leas oh.
legations 70 his friends Of the presa
James n Young h . newspaper man
himself. and b under no obligations 70
his friends in the press gallery. There
q no reason why he should betray .
secret Of the senate. and every reason
why he should not He il . gentleman
and his associates are gentlemen. There
IL not . reputable newspaper man in
Washington who would dare 70 even
dream Of asking Mr.. Young . single ques-
ton concerning executive sessions More
over, there Il NO necessity for 20 doing.
Il u easier and more natural to have .
senator come TO my Office or TO my home
and tell me the story Of the day; and
every newspaper man has had the same
experience
The idea Of these senator's undertake
ing to make . scapegoat OF man who
Il more honorable than many member
Of their body would b ludicrous II Il
were not 80 censurable and reprchensa-
bic. Why. they even turned old Father
Bassett out Of the senate one day during
executive session. - though he would
give away their secrstA That was even
moro shamefu. than their other efforts
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

ABRAHAM = in The Ninourl legislo
ture from Can county and Noah odits Z
paper at Spickardsvills IN that sGaaa.
MRA PRISCILLA 0Cnooems, u CeosKia,
who b aid 70 b lls yeass Old. he's l.s7l
dsecendants living. Of whom - asu
great-gEandchildren.
JoaS CALVIN Mos. who died recent,
" In Brooklyn. was the inventor Of thu
photo-engraving Or etching process b
which newspaper portraits can b %
rapidly produced
GAIT. JoEL h SAwTKn, Of Dennisoo,
Tex. b supposed 70 b the oldest loco
motive engineer now living In this
county. He ran IN engine On the Boe-
ton 4 Worcester road In 1855
MRA RUrn TBoMrsoN. daughter u
John Brown. Of OAawatomie, = In
greatly reduced circumstances at her
home In California. and one Of her
friends b trying 70 assist her By selling
some Of her fathers autograph letassA
DAVID RICE. who iutroduced the Arse
knitting machine In New England
died st Canon City. Col. last week,
aged 81 yeaR Hb home was IN Bristol.
N. H.. and he was for many yeazs .
leading stocking msnufaetursr n New
Hampshire
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

A Psg u siaansss
= due when the syseemS vsakssed,
and the blood impure. lt1 What
you must expect
But itt what you mus pssvsaA
too. And d.. Pierceis Golden Md
ical Discovery prevents = veil =
cares. Il mvigosates IL liver I'D
kdnsys, pari6es and ssrieAss ~
blood, sharpens the appstisA r.
proves digestion, and reseoees hso1tA
and strength. For Dyspepsia,
silver Complaint" and every form
Of Scrofulo1s, Skin, o. Scalp Die
eases, - Salt-Fheum, letter, Try.
6pslas. o. any blood-taint, it's a
unequaled remedy.
It's not like tho sasoapasillas.
which claim to b good Tor tie
blood IN March, April md Nay.
At al seasons alike, and In III easea,
he = Discovery" alone i gwsres-
sssd II It doesn't benefit Or cure,
you have your money back.
Its the eheapess blood-puri6er, no
matter how many doses are offered
for . dollar, for you pay oaly fos
th~ good yoa got. Bat ~ ~
osst o. y couldn't b sold e.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25
FOOD FOR THE SICK.

CREAM SoUP.-One pint boiling wates.
half teacup cream; add brokez) pieces 81
toasted bread and . little salts
CRUST CoFTEE.-Toast brad vesy
brown. pour on boiling watir. Strain
and add cream and sugar and tutmeg Il
desired.
PARcHED RlcE.-Cook In eu}kard ket-
tie half cup parched rice ii one pint
boiling salted water; when djpne serve
with sugar and cream.
RAsPBERRY RELIsa.-To each point Of
berry juice add one pound Of sugar. Let
Il stand over night; next mos'oing bod
ten minutes and bottle for usa,
CmcHS BRorH.-Take the ;arss and
second joints Of . chicken. bell in one
quart Of water till very lender and So
son with . little salt and peppsr.
BUTrERNn.K SrEw.-Boil one pint
buttcrmilk. add small lump bttter and
swceten to taste. Some add . teaspoon
Of ginger and honey instead of,sugar.
RAW BEEF TEA.-Cut up lem. fresh
meat. soak eight or ten h66ss in .
small quantity Of cold watess This b
good after severe cases Of typh3id 1evsg:
Christian Inquiries. :
Tn h>ok h,seA>s,A aAA a. Io~A ,nAAH
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August
Flower

what b August Flower foe p
Az easily answered q asked. Il Is
for Dyspepsia. 1t IS . special rem
edy for Ne Stomach and Liver
Nothing moro than this. We believe
August Flower cuges Dyspepsia.
We know il viii. We have nasoas
for knowing it. To-day il has IN
honored place in every town and
country store. possesses one q The
largest manufacturing plants IN The
country. and sells everywhere. The
reason . simple. It does one t1hing.
end it night. Itcu1esdyspepeiaO
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

ONE ENJOYS
DotA Tie nsthod and results vAes
Syrup Of Fig II taken; Il b pleasant
md Isffeshing 70 the tasts. and acts
gently Jet promptly on the Kidneys,
Uvee and Bows)s, clsansss ~ sys-
ten s6sctaally, dipels cold. bod
achss and ievers and eaves habitual
eons6pation. Syrup Of Fies = he
ealy Ie4edy Of IL kidd evse pro-
dueed, pleasing 70 IL tasts and -.
espeable 70 tho stomach, prompt n
10 aetioa and truly beneficial + ID
e6scts, prepared only iron - mast
healthy and agreeable suhseanca, h
many excellent qualities commsod +
70 III and have made Is IL 1ose
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Fig i for sa]e n 60
md 81 bodies By IN leading drug
- Any reliable dr1egst No
0sy not have Il o. hand vfl 20
.e1ls Il promptly for any a. ~
v1hes - " h Do not aeeepe NJ
nhslituta
CALIFORNIA re SMNP ca
...s As nAsa'see: r.
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GIVING AWAY SECRETS


Especial WasAinGssa Ietsse.1
Some Of the singular circumstances
and environments Of the news-gather-
Ing profession are worthy Of record in
the papers Of our day.
A few weeks ago ! wrote You letter
about executive sessions Of the senate.
telling you how the potent grave and
reverend seignors Of the senate try "a
keep their proceedings secret. and how
they Gro Published b detail By the daily
paperA In the past Il has been fun 70
tho correspondents to witness the antica
Of these solemn solons In their pre-
tended efforts to ascertain the source OF
sources whence the newspepess procure
their information. Recently. however.
the matter has become seriouA
The senators have been acting In .
manner most reprehensible. Probably
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25
E16ty Yoono Are.

Fifty yeass ago the labores worked
more hours and harder for his pittanea
than the men Of to-day dream o. lie
was poorer fed. poorer clad and poores
housed His wages were paid 70 him
In money issued BY banks In di6erena
states, each dollar Of which was subject
TO discount, or loss. - the banks IRE.
quently failed Clothing was 10 cheap.
er than now. The only carpeted room
In the house was the psrlor. and that
had only rag carpet Sewing ma
chimes were unknown. and there was
no piano or organ % make the EVENING"
at home pass pleasantly. and the only
light was . tsllow dip or whale oil
lamp Tea and coffee brought high
prices, and meat WAS used but spsring.
y. The best mechanics received only
one dollar and 6fty ceats . day In the
cities, and less In country towns. and
laboren could earn only eighty.6ve
cents 70 one dollar per day.-Baunes ol
Gold.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25
INTERESTING FoaEloM worEa

AAnAoRA has floating Ars engin&
A HOSPITAL containing accoumoda,
tons for 1850 patients has Inst been
opened In Constantinople. Turkey.
How CUMEsI women wese enacted
70 oehave themselves LOO ysosu aGo =
set forth In IN anc3ent Chinese wugk -
"a chaStera
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

he Only 80 Evee pSsosoA-Caaa YO0 ~
The W0eSdS
There Il . 3 inch display sdvertiseoeat
In this paper, this week. which has no tive
words alike except ono word Tho cane 10
true Of each new ono appearing each Wee1I,
from Tho DIR. llarter Medicine Co. Thio
house places . ''Crescene' On everythiog
they mako md publish. Look for it, ee0d
thCm the namo q the word and they viii
rctnra yoa book, beautiful llshograpAe o.
samples free.
1ooSLsoHr 10 sculpture; s1nngM =
n0ine3nR
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

An Arianaas editor iAus announced
~ important eveat In the local news.
paper world:
Il b w,th . feeling Of distress that W
retire from The active control Of this
paper. but ~ leave our Journal with .
Gcntleman Who b financially better
able thsn ~ sse 70 handle Il The gesr
slesnas b ven heowa u thls eommsnt
T. 10 b ~ ohosi&, &
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

Hajeesically the greas ocean grey honnA
outward bound. But arc you, ny dsoF or,
prepared for the go siskneRs almost always
Incident 70 . s-AtlanNc "Trip, with he
iAfalli6le st0maehic. Hosortser's Stomach
BttterA II not cxpcct 70 suffer without cid.
mo DiItcrs - tho ssxunch friend Of all who
commercial travelors, mariners. Il Con-
p!ctely remedies nausea, biliousuess, dye-
peieia. rheumatic twinges and Inactivity 81
the k1dneys.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

LOvoRo - tAo Doaue1c1l
WIN b pleased to learn thas eollsctioa Of
twenty 0f tho finest scenic views in Wlseon-
pcstaec. Or Slle aendine Of A a1drcos end
iIfty cessts (in postage, or otheeW1ss), - Gee.
H Hea6orA, General Passenger AgesA c.,
n. 4 He r. R'y. Chicago. III +. 0-Al
the supply = limited. early applisstsea
should b made.
LUCK waits for . train; pluck bul11s Z
railroad.
DR I. J. WILLIAMSON, Eustis, IA, ears:
The bottle Of 1eadyorot1ne you ooat NJ W.
Givea three ladies WIN WR0 suffering fru0
headaeha They said The erect W. tn0ean-
tanooas and very sa&1slnetogy. ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

A painter had been commissioned %
paint the image Of . saint on the refeo.
tory wall Of . convent The price aasp.
ulated Wa very low. but Il was agreed
that the painter should have hts meals
provided st the expense Of the convent
until the work was 0nished Bot The
only food supplied 10 the poor artist
was bread. onions and water. The day
for unveiling the fFesco q length ~.
rived The fFian stood round the sss-
ist: the curtain Wa removed Is Woo
no doubt . very One picture. bot the
saint had his back turned toward The
spectaton "what does this meant"
shouted the Indignant prior. "radre
(fAther). wa compelled 70 paint The
picture - you sc IL Tor the saint eoeA
not bear the smell Of ooionA
man.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

A1uuuo - tWso1y-elgA1 poepoo ~
ssssaalH givsa - - G1A6 q . 1soe
growing - tAs0 1eoe TAso0A
Tn JesspAaDs (osA) eavss Asvo -
explosed foe ahost ~ o1leA - 49,
oee0 - I'm sWAy into Cal11ss11A
Tn tootA q . aaseodss - 49,
1bund - . lAs1 ssae 1aoovil)A q n
~ NeeeA) wuigAsd sigAs - seo
quarter poaadA
IL b ~ . Aet spsiag b wysoa1g -
1nrds . god svinming paaeo b aSd-
Wintse. Qesd1sss eoconped ssas wsse
seen bathing whsn ehe es0o9otWo
W. 1fsesn degrees below sssA
4 CORD coin paases iron 90 - -
other 9.eoo. 80 tinss before sAs ssanp
o. impreasioa upon Il becomes obalts>
ated b frsetioa. while . diver coin
changes s.1eo.0oo ssmes before h -
comes entirely elAeed
-o
Ol0o 1evsrA oloA
s.4 1ssS S:s S q i e e les: o..
disease that scioace has boen able % cure
In all its stages, aad that 10 Catas1A 8allo
Catarrh Cure 10 the only poeitivo cure
known - the medical frotoruity. CatArHo
being Q eoastitut10oal disease. requires Q
constitutional treatment Halle CstarS1
Cure % taken internally, setting directly
apon the blood and mucons euffeaes Of he
system, thereby dests Dying Tie f0undatSoa
u the diseaee, and giv1ng the pataest
strength By building up the coasaeatioa
and aaslstane nature In doing IL work. The
propfiotors have - much faith In it, oara-
i've powers, that they o4er Ono Hundred
Dollars for ony oaoo that g falls to curA
SEMI for liz. ii tr>sinoalala
Address. F. J. CHENEY & Co. 1ooedo. O.
q Bold By Druggista. ia
Tn worst troubles anybody Aao -
fhosA that naYef hnpneD.-Ham'a HON
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

0oA L0osDol N Loooao.
"John." said MrA HarlEins, 'sthero
arc burglars doWnssafYA"
every veil. ny deaE. Go tell then
70 move on"
"Why. you awful brute!"
"Why7 Won requested ne not 20 IN
terfeEe IN domestic matters last niehA
Surely thu b onA"eHaEper's Bosas.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

Careful Nother-Hark! Huhi n q
young man wants 70 talk 70 ny dsugh-
ter. 10 can just talk out load. I hear
whispering in the parlor.
Snail Boy-They isn't wAispesin',
mamma They = oaly hasing.-0ood
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

II may have boon observed that coostang
- a amusemeut has its drawbaokA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

sss..'s Ups he nesss.ss cass a.

Tn worst troubles anybody Aa0 -
those that mover happe1.-Ram's Horn
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-17

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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-17
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