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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-10
NOTICE OF CONTEST-TIMBER CULTURE.
IL s Land Office. bismarck. n. IL.

Z. land Office. BISMARCK. n. III
August 81. 1892.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
William II. Allen AGAINST William b. Shaw for
failure to comply, with law as to ti,nl,er-culturr
the nwI Of section 20, tOwnship147 H.. range $3
W.. in Mclean county. North Dakota. with a view
t"tilc ranrrllltinn Of said entry; contestant alleag-
ing that said William i. Shaw has failed to plant
or caused to be planted any seeds, cuttings or
trees as required by law. the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at the office Of Geo.
L.. Robinson, notary public, ut Coal Harl,or. n.
H.. on the 27th day OF September, 1892. at 9
O'Clock y. III, to respond and furnish Testimony
concerning said alleged failure. Hearing ut this
office on October 4th, 1892, at 2 O'Clock p. N. =
aug13 l.. s.. NEAL, Register.
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SullllnOlls.

summons. Z
State of North Dakota, County Of Mc1.ean-.ss.
LII Justice C~ourt-Before james E~artron, DIP.
George L. Robinson, Plaintiff,
VS.. 10
II. Armstrong, Defendant. s
The State of North Dakota sends greeting:
TO John II. Armstrong, defendant: You are
hereby summoned to appear before me ut my
Office III the town Of Coal Harbor. in said county,
D. M, to answer to tie complaint IF the above
named plaintiff, George l.. Robinson, who claims
to recover Of you the sum Of twenty-four dollars
issory note dated at Coal Harbor, N. d., April
18th, 1892, and interest ut the rate Of ~ per cent
per annum. And you are hereby notified that
as above required, said plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you for the said amount Of twenty
four dollars and five cents, and interest, together
with costs of this action. NJ
Given under my hand this 18th day of August,
A. d. 1892. JAMES BAliTIiON,-
Justice of the Peace within and for
Mclean County, MD.
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9TH, 1882

The south east quarter Of section 9, in town
ship lag, in range 81, III Mclean County. North
Dakota, will be scld III the front door IF the
p,slnillcr IN Falconrr in said county on the 18th
uay o! October. A.. y. 1872, 1T % clock T.. M. NJ
STRONG on May l5tl,. 1883, To Mortgage Bank and
Investment Company to satisfy S;llIW now due
tlIrrrlnGrr and costs OF sale and attorneys fees.
As. DHhKE. Attorney.
July iltil, 1892. auTi3WI
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July 18th, 1870.

The south west quarter of section ., township
jig, in r;lng. -. in Mclean County, North Dak-
ota. will be Snll at the front door of tn" post
office in Fnlcollrr in said county on the 18th day
oI OctUlnrr, \. u. 1882, at > o'c.Ocli y. M. under
the mortyag" executed hy Lake liskcs and
Emml Elk !, his wife On AUGUST !stII, lsS?, to
Mortgage Bank AMI Invcs tnirnt Company to
satisfy SINb.3J now due hereunder ami costs of
sale am! attOrnt Us fees.
AS. DRAKE, Attorney.
July 18th, 1892. :ttgl3W7
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF MCLEAN co.

All Of lots !, 9, 3 and 4 "fscc ion A.. township
l4l. range 81, in Mcic nn County, ~. H., VIII De
sold at the front door of the poStoilicc In Falcon
or IN said county on til" 18th day Of October, a.
u. 1892. at 2%o'clnck 2. N. under TIL" mortg,,Ecrx
wutru b. John W. Mackni@llt on September q.
1889, to Mortgage Bank AMI Investment Com
pany to satisfy Sill now due hereunder and
casts Of sale and attorneys fees.
AS. DRAKE. Attorney.
july 18TH. 1892, :li"13W7
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July i.itil, 1882.

The west half of northeast quarter and north
west quarter of southeast quarter, and northeast
quarter Of southwest quarter of section 30. town
Ship IA, range 81. in Mclean County, y. d., will
b.. sold at the front door vi the pOstGl1icr in Fal-
cpl"r in said county on the 18TH day of October,
AID. 1892. at . O'Clock y. H., Under the mortgage
executed by John ". Elliott on September :Ni,
1889, to Mortgage Bank and Investment Com
lmny to satisfy $lO!.4O now due Hereunder and
costs of sale and attorney fees.
AS. DRAKE, Attorney.
.Jr]v 18th. 1892.
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Tie south west quarter OF section 90, township
0ta, will b. sold ut the front door Of the Post
Office in l%'alconcr in said county on the 18th day
Of October. a. y. 1872, Il! : O'clock r.. M, under
the mortgage executed ny Thomas Edison and
Esther Edison lis wife on May lst, 1889. to Mort
gag Bank and Investment Company to satisfy
Si1S.G9 now due tlrrcuin,rr and casts OF sale ami
attorneys fees.
AS. DRAKE. Attorney.
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To the above named defendant: Please take
notice, that the complaint iii the above entitled
action was. filed in this court on August 18th,
tober 18th, 1892, ut 9 O'Clock p. M, to get service
by publications. JAMES BARTRON. j. +.
Dated August Is, 1892. sep3ocl5
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-10

The east half of northwest quarter. and east
hull ut southwest quarter of section II, in TOWN.
ship III. in range 81, in Mclean county. n. d.,
will BE- sold 1T tn. 'front.' door of the l",Stoi!ice III
lhlcoitr In sMid county, Oh the 18Th day of DC
,nbcr. a. u. 1852, at . u'clnck. y. M, under the
%-lott!:a ~ executed by John Mctiratn and Mnry
Mctiiuth, his wife. on September 21>t, 1889. to
Mortgage Bank 4 Investment Company to salts
fy SlUl.lO lr,w dine hereunder and custs of sale
ami attorneys fees. a. S. DRAKE, Atty.
.Iuiv 9TH 1Svo
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The south west quarter Of section 4, in town
Ia;ota. viii he sold at the front door of tEr post.
o.ilrr in %l'aIcOnrr in said county on the 18TH day
Of October, \. u. 1892, at . O'clock p. M, under
on $, %rtrinbcr 2ul. 1881, to Mortgage Bank and
Investment Company to satisfy S1H. Is now due
Hereunder and costs of sal" and attorney fees
a. 5. IKAKE. Attorney
July 18th, 1S:g. ai.gl3w7
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The north west quarter of section II. in town.
will be sold at the front door of the posiot1ice in
lFalconer in said county on the 18th day of OctO-
her, a: D., 1872, at 2 O'clock J. m,, under tine
10Th 1890, to Bank OF .Minot to satisfy $3.50 now
due hereunder and costs of sale and attorneys
fees.
A. s. DRAKE. Attorney.
July 18th, 1892. algl3w7
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Tho south east quarter of section II. in town
ship ia, in range 81, iii Mclean County n. D.,
Win he sold at rilr front door OF the ~po.tniiir in
Falconrr in said county On the 18TH day Of Octn-
mortgage rxccu.cd by Milton A. Williams and
~li;LlnlIl L.. Williams his wife on June 10Th. 1851.
to Mortgage Sank amt investment Company to
satisfy $.47 80 now due Hereunder and costs of
sale and attorneys fees.
AS. DRAKE, Attorney,
July 18th, 1892. at,sl3w1
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The southwest quarter Of section 90 in town
ship l4i. III range 81, in McIAnn county. n. H..
Fnlc"lcr. in said county. OH the 18th day of Oc-
tobcr. a. Il. 1852. at . O'Clock y. H., under the
mortgage executed by Morta Tjcllstrum and
Daniel Tjcllslrum on July 5th, 1880, to Bank of
Mint. to satisfy Sic SD now due hereunder and
costs Of sale and attorneys fees.
A. S. DRAKE, Airy.
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The south half of southeast quarter. and south
half OI southwest quarter of section &, i'll tOwIl-
ship IA, i'll range ST, in Mclean county. n. H.,
VIII he sud at the from door Of The poslnilice in
Fnlconcr, in said county, on the lStn dMy ot DE-
t"ber, y. ID. 1892. IL = O'Clock p. III, under the
mortgage executed by Ole anderson on April
LIST, 1899, to Bank Of Mimot to satisfy SIS. 90 now
due hereunder ANA costs OF sale and attorneys
fees. a.. :. DRAKE, Atty.
Iul,. 1Sil, 1aul
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The south west quarter of section 10, in town-
ship ~, in range "a, i'll Mclean County, N. D.,
will be sold at the front door of the postotlicc in
her, a. II. 1897, at . O'Clock p. m. under the mort
gage executed by Charles V. Tucker on May 3Dtll
1889. to Bank Of Minot to satisfy 5000 HOW due
Hereunder and costs of sale and attorneys fees.
July 18th. 1892, algi3w7
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The southeast quarter of section 80, in town.
ship ~, u, range 81. in Mclean county. N. D.,
Falconcr:, in sal county, OH the 18th da: Of Oc.
torber, AID 1892. at 2o'clock p. NJ, under The
mortgage executed by Mary G0lds,one and David
GOldstone, her husband, ON March LIST, 1889, 10
Bank Of Minot. to satisfy 1890 now due there.
under and costs Of sale and attorneys fees.
July 18th, 1897. w
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Tho north west quarter Of section 8, liz town
ship lag, in range So, in Mclean County, \. D.,
will he sold at the front door of the postofticn in
Falconer Ill said county on tine 18th day OF Octo-
Der. y. u. 1922, at /. O'Clock p. M. under the mort
gage executed by Jacob l.angballc and Mary
l.angb;lllc his wife OH August 18TH 1889, to Mort
gage l:ahk anu Investment Company to satisfy
$l2l.3 6 now due hereunder and costs of sale and
attorney y fees.
Al S. DRAKE, Attorney.
July Sth. 1892. augl3w7
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The north cast quarter of section 80. in town
slip IA. in range 81, in Mclean County, H.. H.,
viii be sold at the front door of the rostolicc in
lalconrr III SAID coiillty on the 18TH tay of OctD-
mortgage executed ly KuraliLa Fallsren and
Andrew Faligrcn her husband on June 24tii 1851.
to Mortgage Bank and Investment tUm;auy to
satisfy flli.Si now due hereunder and costs OF
sale and attorneys fees.
A. DRAKE. Attorney.
July 18th, 1892. ;ulsl3w7
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The south east quarter of section 20. in town.
shiS las, ~ range s., in Mclean County, n. d.,
VIII be sold at the front door Of the s~ostof1ce in
her, A. y. 1892 at 9 O'Clock p. M, under the mort
gage executed by AnnaD anielson on March oath
1889, to Bank OF Minot to satisfy $3.50 now due
hereunder and costs of sale and attorneys fees.
July 18TH, 1892. augiSWS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

matter Of few ysers, perhaps few days
Or fe~ hoars. hide Oh. o Cknst. for the
eyanxeiixa1ion Of all nations Thou Christ
sAe didst rlde on the ansroken colt down
the ssses Of olive. On the white hcrsx II
eternal victory ride through all nations.
and nay &c. oy cur prayers. asd our self
sacriGres, and our coetribnfions, AID cur
eoaascrssssna. throw palm branches In the
way. ! clap my hands 81 the eoxAiEg vic
tory.
feel this morning a. d,d she Isr.elites
when. on their march 70 Canaan. they
came nos under the shadow u one palm
tree, but of seventy palm trees. standing
In an Oasis among . dezea gushing foun-
tains, or ss the Book puts il. Twelve wells
Of water and threesoore and ten palm
trees" Surely tbere are laore than ses-
enty snch great and glorious souls present
today. Indeed. IL il a mighty grove Of
palm trees, and ! feel something Of the
rapsares which l shall fnel when. our last
battle fought. and our last burden carried.
and our last tear wept. we shall become
one of the multitadcs &c. John describes
clothed in white robes and palms in their
hands"
Hail thou bright. thou swift advancing.
thou everlasting Palm Sunday of the skies!
Victors over San and sorrow and death and
woe, from the hills and valleys of the
heavenly Palestine, they have pincked the
long, broad, green leaves and al the ran
somed-some in gates Of pearl, and rome
on battlencnts Of amethysl, and some on
streets of gold. ana some on seas Of sap
phire, they SHALL stand in numbers like the
stars, In splendor Ike the morn. waving
their palms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

Toast or bread and tea have much to an
swer for in the next world II not in this
Two-thirds OF the drunkenness among
women is due TO the excessive use OF strong
tea was told yesterday that the increase
OF drunkenness among young servant girls
in New York was alarming, and in each
case found that the girls were in the habit
Of keeping . teapot over the FIRE most Of
the time. This creates form Of stomach
trouble that produces a ''hankering or
gnawing." the brain is excited and liquor
Is taken to relieve this pain. and in short
time seems almost necessary
Do not for moment think that would
not use either tea or bread. for / should
with liberal supply Of nutritious food.
But not alone to take the place Of good
food, for they are inferior in food value
In large cities the tea drinker Is, as rule.
woman, and IL seems to do for her what
tobacco does for nan-produces o strong
deajre for alcohol. This is a question for
our Temperance people to think over. 1t
has always been my opinion that if the
community would spend little more time
studying food principles, aud teaching the
same to the Incorporate class, saloons
would soon close for want of support
That tea and coffee excite and stimulate
the nerves system there Is not q doubt;
but many persons who would be shocked
at glass Of whisky and soda before rising
in the morning see no disgrace in strong
tea, and still by it they are excited and
fustered In their manner. Tea, in some,
possesses NO drawback; but such are the
exceptions which prove the rule.-Table
Talk,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

Said woman the other day, toying with
the dainty kid bootecs for baby feet. as she
stood at u shoe countcr: II never see these
but think of pair of little shoes which
are q family possession with US. They
were made for an uncle OF my mother,
who was baby seventy years ago. Save
for the size there is nothing babyish about
them. for they arc a facsimile in miniature
sf the stout calf shoe which men Of that
day wore, even to the leather lacings.
feel thrill Of sympathy for the tender
little feet they covered 20 long ago, to they
must have been cruel protectors to the soft
desh. hut at that time. in that place-it was
in New Jersey-nothiug else was obtaina-
ble and mother has heard her grandmother
tell how she sewed up pieces Of felt In crude
shoe shape when these strong boots chafed
the baby feet. What contrast TO these
shapely little thinesr'-H Point Of View
IN New York Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

Ii Hug Chang has the grip.-oaily rspss~
n the blosseming land Of the broad Hwaae
Ho.
whsrc the ssft. Celestial pissaiis hang.
ne royal household II struck with woe
Tao iaeuenzA's got Hung Chang.
Hung Caang. viceroy Of NE sun and DsaAs
And various astral rea! estate.
h Wheeling hke cracked hassoe4-
Like merely earthly pstcntatA
Dor many days msst IA Hang lie low.
While pasoda doctors give thinGD - ~
And pray N the tcss ~ his bungAlo~
Or put hin into baths and stew htn-
The viecroyal tcnpsr Il In gisw,
No mortal MAY - near Haag Chang:
AID the bum ~ the nAtfves Are iyiAg lew
lsss the baik Of the nativ0 are forced -
hang.
o sun Of the san. and the crsseent mosa,
And Jay Gssld o. the rest Of the spece.
You re il for II novi Each night and ncoA
Yeu shall sneeze and sneese tn you're red II
the fsee.
Lks the Yasg-tse-K isse ycur syes VII rvn.
While other eoods from ycsf eyelsds drip
oh, ~ha4 b<ster the lot cf . son of the ssn
u IL soA ~ . gun haa cot the gfiys
-Eassne Fisid N Chscaeo Nova
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11


The fact that all the so called doubt
fup states. whose vote is decisive in the
election this year, are to cast their ballots
in absolute secrecy, free from oil espionage
and intimidation, is one of momentous i'm
portance. The first and inevitable effect
will be to lessen enormously the part
which money will play in the contest.
Every state in which money has hereto
fore been used most freely has adopted the
new system. II votes be bought in those
states hereafter the purchaser cannot fol-
low the msn whom they have bought to
the polls to see II they keep their bad bar
gain. The result will be the same in those
states as it has been everywhere else under
similar onditions-namely, very few votes
will be bought.
This is . novel phase Of presidential
canvass and election which both political
parties will do we'll to take into considera-
tion in selecting their campaign managers
for this year II money is no longer to be
the controlling factor in the election, will
1t be either expedient or wise to put pro-
fessional corruptionist in charge of the
campaign Of either partyi On the con-
trary, will It not be the highest political
wisdom TO put men of character in charge
of all the committees, national, state, dis
trict and otheri-Century.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

NJ s>s~st. ths ts<rs ~sIi se~s ~ss~
sf-ws 49, ~ksls es~fsA - I'D wsil ss~-sea
Ssh an asstsnefs - hls.~'es ssi fhes
49, l.sts. $50 e tss ~afss - coed ell l,s 3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

Gethsefnane put their branches than to
surrender them for the making Of Christ's
journey toward Jerusalem the more pic
turesque, the more memorable and the
more triumphant And to what better use
could we put our lives than into the sacri-
fee for Christ aad his cause and the hap
piness Of our fellow creatures' Shall We
not be willing to he torn down that right
eousnees shall have triumphant wayi
Christ vas torn down for us. Can we not
AFFORD TO be tern down for him. IL Christ
could suffer SO much for as. caa we not
suffer a llstle Tor Christi n he can afford
GA Palm Sunday TO travel 20 Jerusalem "a
carry \ cross. can we not aTerd few
leaves from cxr branches 20 make emerald
his way
The process. Is going on every moment Ia
all directions. What makes that father
have sneh har,l work 70 find the hymn to-
dsy' re puts On nfs Fpectscie- and hoffs
ths hcok close NJ. and then holds ~ far OF.
ara ~ not quite sure whether the nnni>r
81 Abe hymn is 10 ~ iso. and she fsgers
With Which he turn. the leaves are VERY
clumsy. He stoop~ a god deal. although
ooc~ ne was - rslght a. an arrow. and his
sves were keen - a hs~k's. ard th~ hand
ne eG-r-d - hfs birdie ON She marriage dsy
wss u s>siiy Shape and - fsesi MADE a.
viii tell ysn wsss is the matter Fortv
years ago h~ resolved his farssly .hsald
ss~. 30 s>>d sad his essldrsn rhs,id -
~.il rdsesse,i ard -aa~~ nocs ~ The df~.d-
vsnsage> - isek ~ schooling frem which
he BOD ssaer~s fev . hf~sss~. ss< thss thu
wo1 - ssss~r sseald sever put ~
rs~ IN ks aa~-ssil SOD fer fsrsr or sfsr
eanx~ - a. f~~~ fr.st,w al f~<sns ahs
palm 800 * kis - rssna1 <s~ssess srs
nsns- fsr~s kF.seh~~ - tssn~ N che Path
wsy ~ sss ssss~hals Y has ee~s ssss
@a~is sns brain ssa sesits ssa sTssisss.
sss ss~rs ssss h-~~ s~t~s~S ~ essss y~afs
fss~ kis 81 sssn sHs 800 - tse es-s~< ~
khs fs0o~s rsA@ ssss~s t~ses~1 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

NV ~ A< y ~ = -
Both the method and results when
Syrup If Figs 10 taken; ii is pleasant
ard refreshing 70 the tsste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
lem effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cares habitusl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of Its kind eger pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and sc-
cepsable to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, lis
many excellent qualities commend il
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
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 an!
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
sAs FRANCISCO. czL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. .afH f0ax. M
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

nr.s pess fP r. p represent Or Pi~crs
Pleasant Pellets They arr nos Ike the CID
fashioned pslls Bed 20 take, ard Rad to
have taken InefHeicfsx too Try something
better With Fieessrt Pellets tie benefit u
i,<siae They eiesnss and regulate the liver,
e.oasch and bowels Tskes IN tine they
yTer<rf tresbie In any eese. ttwy csrs a.
And thss care N esslg, thsy'r~ mid and
gentle. hut thorough snA effective Thsses
NJ disturbance 20 tbs system. diet cr oceure-
too ore any, sugar oe~f>d Pellet for .
lssssive .hr~s for . rathsrfsc. sfet and
Rslsous Hssasrhe. Csnsersss-.. Isdix-vtsor.
2sison Assaehs. ard al dswsnsevrerss q TIE
hs~-t szA rsrmassrtsy cured
neyrs purely vey~sahse p~vsectiy hsrn-
l--~. rs srsls>sf snd re >sss~~s H. tale bet
A~.4aes tk~t. thssfs tse thsrp~r, piH yca
een h~ss. fer tA~sr> s--~r~-fr<6 - gfvs 80
ssfse&~e ~ yeuS ss~esv b r~ssgr-d ysa
f~y e~lY fs Ne 9ssd va go Ths b sup
sniy - y. fseVss es6sesnA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11
DRUG STORE

This soap 10 manufactured By Scion Palmer.
Eew YORK. Ii IL not made OF tAilow. but Of
french pomade. These pomades ere used In
making Pslmer's extracts for the haaaksr-
chieia After the oder 10 washed from them
by means OF spirits. the residue pomade Is
manufactured into soap. or course the supply
Of pomade is limited and the output Of ne
soap small; but the quality 10 the best OF any
soap In the market. because the penades are
composed Of the Guest materials ana ere used
Ter extracting the odor fren the Severn kseh
cake weighs i've ouncss- The sn1s ass free
from the slkaiiae nature - injurious 20 ssaess
hands and faces. We have hsa i hrssde<
Marssmalow. to Distinguish it from intsrios
soaps. IL cannot be purchased In The arS
goods stores. ~ the Trademark "lsrshmais
low" by mutual agreement. belongs 70 Peel
Bros. and we decline 10 sch it st wh essie
Try box Of the Marshmailow Soap And de
eide upon its inertia soc for three cskea