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The Opelousas courier., 1893-08-05
OPELOUSAS
Female Institute
oPELoUsAs, ST. LANDRY PARISH, La
PENSIONSl

ew"Acr OF JUNE 81, 1s9o.-Pensions soldiers and sailors of the war Of IL
rebellion who served 90 days and were honorby discharged from the servt@and
who are ncapcitated for performance of manual labor, and for the widows chH-
dren, dependent parents, fa hers and mothers. All pensions under this Act will
commence from the date of filing the formal application aftr the passage of the
good unless fled in the Pension Bureau ON or after June 81, 1890, Cdae of the
AcD o. if not in the form, sqbhandally, prescribed by the Secretary. The rates:
child of soldier under sixteen years; and if the widow dies, the child or children
can draw such pension. The soldier is entitled to any rate from So to SIS p9
may apply under this one, or pensioner under this one may apply under oT
laws, but can draw only one pension at the same time. This law requires in sell
diersor sailors case:
~ An honorable discharge. @
CO That h. served at least ninety days.
C0 A permanent physical O. mental inability to earn a support but net due
vicious habits. Ut need not have originsted in the serveeJ
CASE OF A WIDOW
G) That he was honorably discharged.
Naval service.
NsThat the widow is "without other means of support than her daily
% That she married soldier prior to June 81, 1890, the date of the Act
~ That the soldier Or sailor died ola wound, injury or disease, which, IN.
der prior law, would have given him a pension.
81 That the mother or father Is at present dependent m her or his oW
ul labor, " the contributions of others not legally bound for their support
The benefits of the first section of the Act of june 81, 1890, are not confined to
all parents where penaonabe dependence has arisen o account of the death ola
son who served, since said war; n behalf of the United States, as we'll as for 10
abilities contracted before or since discharged.
a. That in case a minor child is insane, idiotc or other wise permanently
helpless, the pension shall continue during the period of such disability and ms
Under this or apFT former statute and snch n gm5oa shn nn ennsnc ~ from fe date
of application therefor after passage of this Act. Dbl
The mes M regulations OF the Department will govern all applicants an
50 Under Act Of Jums ~, 1890, pensions are granted to Soldiers and Sailors
disabled from old dgS snfrmiy, etc. -
R-NOTICE-Dr ". R. Ladrapez having recently been appointed u
Examining surgeon for Pensions at Opeousas, La, it is now of special interehp
claimants OF rensons to come to me and make out their applications
thg csn now be examined without having to sustain the expenses of going %
Ne" Orleans fol medical examination, at which place they have herstd5fe been
direstsd to go.
HART N. SANDOZ,
U. S. PENSION CLAIM AGENT,
OFFICE Wm Hon, John ~ Ogden, ops0uas, louisiana.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-08-05
New Shaving Saloon.

HAVING recently built A. 7refurnishhd
Ii throughout, my BarbeFDShop, / en-
now prepared, with increased fa :ilite.,
toscrve the public in First-Class STU
my new quarters between Brand on(
sriarity's. Shaving, Hir Cutting,
Shampeoipg, etc. done in the highest
style of the art. Give me q call
E. A. BODEMULLEH.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-08-05

The mahogany boards producedfrom
a single tree recently cut down in Hon.
duras were sold in Europe for 81, 600.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-08-05
HART n. SANpoZ,

q. s. PENSION CLAIM AGENT
W OFFICE &im Hon, John ~ Ogden, 0pslousas, louisiana.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-08-05

Subscribers of this paper will be given
the first chance to secure tickets allotted
fn nc
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young America"
Tho Greatest Trick Horse that Ever Lived.

the time. Once, while the ring-masier
ANA clown were getting OIL an OLD
gag, the pony dropped behind and
caught the clown a li'tie lover thau
tle hips, the clown 1T out "A yell AMI
.. looked liku he Tiled to Jump over the
center pllt; AMI then uFDuuJ the ring
ho went with ths pony D close second.
The only way no could ucat him wus 10
jump over iuto ,ho audience, where
he pony Iii rot dare 90 low. Tao
rlug.mnst,r cracked his whip. and the
p0uy came back iuuaIug a. meek NJ u
boy that haI been caught in mischief.
Tue uIiuucu would 80 viii win lU'
light
At the ~ Monte, while tho pony
was wnltzlur, thu belle OF tho town
1fofe 10 her feet and kept time with
her iiugcf, ami when the pony wa
done she turuU1 10 her mother Hni
snld aloud. "Muthut, no did nut
mics uote.n It's ueoil,s- 90 say The
audience applaudeG her us well as the
pony.
a rich Spaniard followeJ w Tor
week with bis family In caffilgvr, NJ.
tended every performance 10 see the
pony 20 tht ugh his part, ami nj every
performances would tfy aud buy him,
glv ayn Offering a low hundred more A.
Vacn performance. He finally frachri
$4,000, which We re'usuii ami he went
TX home "a ~ diaapp0 because
d oull not get tho pony Tor ms little
gtL
one " the tricks was for him 90 take
pait la playa where there WAS lighting,
lie would charge and retreat AS uiicn
~ his rank would. At a given time
both he aud his m isier would fail, and
Le always fell as u lao had been shot
When the fight was over, a raw hide
would be brought IN, the pony rolled
onto o., his master laid on top Of him,
and then thu muu would haul them OIL
into the dressing room. Wuou he got
his head beyond the curtain he took for
grant, Il that all the rect OF him was Ia,
aud would he dead no longuL The ap'
plnusr you'd 10 ~ long gud loud that
Bartholomew aud the pony would
come tei.ro the curtain. GA these
uccaaions the pony would capcr around
iiHo a boy.
We had a portable platform and
stairs eight feet high, that the pony
would ~ up aud then back down, then
turn nfouui, back up, and come down
head nuL lie would jump Gown like
boy would, just to show what he
could do. II VIA great sight TO sec
the little horse 40 up those stairs with.
Out any banulaieEs on, and on TO tho
platform just big enough Tor him To
stand on, anu that had no rail around;
rnd when the iing-master would come
up aud put his knees Out ho would put
his ioot on them and stand looking
around ~ " to say,"rhis IN what was
sent here ior."
This trick was not difficult enough
10 suit Bartholomew, 20 ne put an Iron
baunia.or ami railing aud wound paper
ar0und them, Put on plenty Of turpen.
tire, and when all was fenjy hu would
set fire 10 u, aud send tho little horse
up through that IRE. lie would 70
onto the platform ana look around a.
calm ~ II he had just eaten peck ~
oats. Before n. wss sent up he was
wrapped In We, blankets. When he
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The FAR NORTH,



sWhD.N. .,..,-
SrocNuoLW Sept 49, 7pe .' ,-, ,'i",,
gram. --iiesidc, HehntI3fs, lle ello'Jl"
s,y.,' 3'f' c,p.'l ; 4, "ii'.aI,nl
' 80 80.
a Temperance flaalas VIII Oe ne'' ''
Stockholm DO is9t
Inc LanisLfanl'I''. ''"'-9 '' tt o''
va. opeheu lot UaI'' ,..,-...-..-
MISS Charlotte tora gu NA l.l,,.. near
Upsala, celebrated bet i1i'l nii'no'Y'
lnirly thousand iel''.. ' oay ~ $50
SSut 'O'' 'le een'''' P.'''''''
NUN ., .,.
The masons Of Igo.n ,ll,,s WV, W,''
b,v, Se so'''S ,.i ,',,,- "1' '
t,,.--, t...........,,...,r,,, d, the
~, wy ,.ul,.oh i' ~, tf- N in Olson
$500 ,' ,','is, ..'..Il..,.I
A t.,,n,i. ,,,l.r,.r of small box is
racine I'm th. p,rI.nrs of Kytkcialla,
Vrrng and Iii,gp5s.
O, Ns'rv.i. H. ,,r..i D.. An. committed
.t,-iI. ber,u.s al financial troubles.
....
a new paper named l'l .. 1 nv,
'tiior and npb',.bar b. Mr. /. a. Iohan.
.gn
Baron ]. Won NnoT'nE pas oeeh
ian,i ji,t,,', rgn1@'arteI by the parish
Of Viiiattingc
,
Stockholm was visited ny o .cyclone
the cEhle.nth DAY OF AukuI, NO hN,'
sej. ' '"'
..,.
No successor TO WV homa' mas as
yet been appointed ana the popular
American minister VIII probably stay W
In the ncighborhood OF Ombefg tue
cattle Is dying on account OF wafer
famine which has existed Tor the last
three weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

Thtu,ards of the readers Of tho
DrsrREr NEWS will recall George
Bsttholcmew's circus Of early days,
because Il was the inst circus Ia Utah.
and the fret that many Of the youth
had ever seen.
One of the attractions Of the olTcus
was the llttlo morse ~ 0uns America"
He was torn IN California In lo52
George Butholcmew and Loui.
Quigley we're two Mormon boys thai
went from Utah 70 California some
time In the fnirs. At nfsi they
mined, then thcy went TO farming IN
ono Of the valleys. They purchased a
little Canadian msre that hal come
overland. One moraing Louis went
out to feed and found the co.'s
born. IL was 10 little and
scawny that he got the AK
TO Kill It.. The mother OWNED
his Purpose aud met him with open
mouth aud blazing eyes, and drove
MIN into the house. lie woke George,
told him what had happened aud mat
the colt was too little anu ugly u
raise, George went out 10 see u. Tue
mare fremed pleased 10 Geo him anu
lot him stroke aud pet the colt. Gtofgg
said, 'u.el II alone for few days uuI
iflt does not improve then we will XII
IT, But u grew; ana IA a short time
when tho mother gm ridden 10 Town
inc colt would follow. When he gDt
tired he stop cd, AMI When tho mother
came tack ne would catch tue dapa'
derOs OF the saddle with h.H mouth uud
let theri help him home. This 10
pleased the men tnat they cOucluitu
TO train him.
Both u the boys had been 10 a oirous
and knew how 10 teach the colt Trick.
When the colt was two years old they
eold the farm hnd went to Stockton 10
get mn engagement with Lee. 4 Mar.
shalps citcus. Here | got acquainted
With them. VIZ formed - Partnership
nut up a side canvas aud went Into
,raining. The boys OF the town would
come IN, aud about all Of them could
turn somuIsaulls. One little Irish boy,
who was an orphan with one eye out,
and was nursing a Grfmau'H child,
became An expert. Aucpted him auu
out him under bartholomew 10 lRlu.
with the pony, Jimmy anu the
strung man that pulled Hgaiust two
hofsr-, VIZ started 10 Lower California.
There we lifted up what was called the
Pacific circus. The horse by this time
had learned twenty-five tricks; aui
,he boy Jimmy had become Immense.
We would dtoss him a. little giri anu
put him on u horse with his good eye
10 the audience. Then ho would no
some Immense riding. Tho audience
would go wild over the "pfetiy little
pitIO This, A. with all circuses, was
the greatest show on cartbl When thc
iSny came ~ the ring, all the circus
men that could got or duty were on
hand 10 loot on, tor they knew the
pony would do some trick that was
not ON the program.
lie was dead down on the 5hakea
pefiAn clown. Bartholomew, the ring
master, had TO keep between them I'll
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IN. rd.,. tv.t.,t,. u,. s,,,efinten.
d,,,, 81 ~. -, C.@s,n hosni,,i ~ stock
III M bss bsen srnoin,sJ rofrcspond.
ing n,.,,ber All The Wiener Dermatolo-
gische Gcscllschait
a. ,t,.tt..,-.. ..ti,i,.,i ,t.,.,,,.
~ Nta'ulilsl'oii,' ,uc 'o', ,.,'.,'d y,
maui N.u so.,'c ea' g. ~, ~ hsen
..nalsslI u, w, O",'e, ~, 20 ,sai.e an
uI't,,yu Ny wy P1iV W ~ dc NJ.
a,'oul' ". W s''''''"s ~
"'h''" PN-'''o''
In some places In Sweden the people
takes sovefy little interest in politics ihat
Of about 600 persons, having lhc fignt
To- vote 10 one district hot more wan 10
'o"ie'n' es ''Ne part W U'e ''''' "'''
There were. says "7hs NJidi.' ii2
Wl'.y ui'''l.i'es ~ V,e' ,i, ~ ,.
,'e.' 'V' t,,,,. az ,ir,"s, = ~, ~, WI.
80 ~ ,,,,ra,,,,o,. ~, ,irn,i bs,n,,
6Ny I" 6ity.ninc degrees F,brcnheii'
I'm. Government revenue, amounted TO
si.os8. 90.
Stockholm. Sept OIL Special. 1.-The
Grand Duke OF Sachsen-Weimt r arrived
here yesterday iur the purpose ol attend
80 ~ -
liotealahl I''"t'ua ~ opsal"' 9 ' uuhy y
Is accompanied ey Lltulehaut'Sehei ~
Sou.' ~. no" ~0'''e's'''"'e"' " WV
',''''," "' NY .-,
2ioeikh!95im' sept. i3'---lSpeec,a'l Ca. ,.
Sxedisn can,,ai md Cbristian,a was
formally oprnsd bv King Olcar himself.
lie said he boped that the new line
would be one more link IN the union
between the two kingdoms. and counter.
act the separaiist movements 10 Nor
way.
NORWAY
Herman Bang, the great author, Is III,
and the worst IS feared
The Icws OF Chfistiania have organ
ICED a society Tor their mutual benefit.
c,ii,,,,s ,',,, IL, T,r,',',, -, H., te,,,,,.
No. MN" N'' '''' 49,
,
,Chr'Anhet' on fteui l,e manu- mas so'u
an h'' ts'aul'siiI'e','' az H'oeHe'o' 10 a''
Ens'lah hfm Iof s''''o'o'
ON account Of the Cars present stay
at Copenhagen, many Russian dctec-
uvcs have arrived here.
The princess Of Wales, accompanied
by tue processes, victoria anu AIaud'
N'al'eu u'e ''''""se' N'u'eu'"''
The Norwegian ariiNStephan Snding
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by his BarlholtmeW's own hio'
ther.in.law, VINO went othty'
George aasa phenomenal morse ualn-
er. lie hal ton trained horses WIN
bis fine car tia. hat been hittd IKE
II. \. IA Usr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-01
WILL INSIST on A VOTE.
senator VOORHEES, VIII Not Allow ne,
lay Merely for the sake Of Delsy.

The administration members Of the Senate
evidently believe that they have sufrciently
recruited their forces TO take the aggressive
IN the light TO repeal the sherman law and
the announcement made by Senator NeOr-
hees just before the Senate adjourned yes-
tercay afternoon Is indicative Of the fact
that after a reasonable time has been al
lowed for legitimate debate, perhaps tive on
three weeks, Mr.. VOORHEES, viii take eVerx
opportunity 10 press the repeal bill to a vote
aid ai'o" no other business to interiors on
delay such action.
Az The conclusion of MIR. Caffery's spesch
the business Of the Senate was al a sfsoa,
sun lot moment, there apparently, b.ins
no oeslre On the part OF anyone 10 sn.sE
Sa IL a af. Fener arose and asked that the
senate proceed to the Consideration OF the
IesoIutloh recently introduced by him CALI
. s o.I we controller OF currency for certain
,Yli l regarding the banks OF New
iork Boston and Philadelphia
AR. voorhees, said:
desire to accommodate those who U,sh
~ SPEAK on this subject but L do NOT de.trs
hstt waste sc. any time / do not know what
wishes 70 occupy the time IN the dtsc,.salOy
W the pending measure. than TO take nm
some ordinary business: but I 0sva ,of,ns
h now ehat II l find that discussion is en-
ouste9 AT any time 4 shall ask for a vote
1 can do no less. / am aware that ths ~,
.enucn Is TO Indulge in a good deal more
Debate, and would not take advsnt.cs =,
q SITUATION Ike this for a moment I nav
as wei say now as az any stage fhse
trust there Will be q liberal allowance n,
eilne lor full, intelligent discussion. ana
AFTER II Is manifest that discusston ~ e..
Alno Is throuRh.snd the discussion from tSat
uine on Is merely for the consumption ~
ume i shall insist upon a vote a. ey.-,,
opportunity that presents itself I repeat
there VIII he no disposition 20 Interfere ys,h
senators who wish 90 occupy the time IN
the discussion Of this measure. hut thee
VIII De interference with the purpose Of
senators 70 delay for merely tire sake % Sc
lay IN the face Of the situation In the coan-
Try as IL now stands"
AFTER colioauy from which II appes rrs
That IL Mr. PETERS motion were agreed to
IN the form In which u was made n woliIs
d;splace the repeal bill. the form ~ rnottor
was charged 50 that tire repeal hiil shoais
be Informally laid aside and the resoiu-
ton as 80 the national banks taken nm
Tho motion was agreed to. and then me
motion heretofore made by Mr. Toorfee.
that the resolution be referred 20 the com
rnrtee on finance was carried-yeas, IS;
81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-01
Several AccidenfH.

Yesterday afternoon colCred boy OF
eighteen, named VIM. Marshall, LIKING be.
tween East Capitol and A and l4th ana l5tl
streets northeast hac his les broken by ms
morse lalllng upon him at lltn ana Z streets
northeast he was sent to the " ashlngton
Asylum Hospital
Mrs. w. Williams of 1916 sth street north.
east was slightly injured by being kaocAel
down at 9TH street and Pennsy lvania avenue
northwest by horse driven by r.. rotten.
She was sent to her home and Totten was
arrested.
Last evening Mrs. Emerson Of lI5 Mary
land avenue northeast fell from = car at 18TH
street and New York avenue and broke her
wrist She was taken TO Simms drug store
where DIR. Robbins set the bones. and she
was sent TO her home
Thomas Maher. aged thirteen. OF S33 Canal
street In riding bicycle near the Fat
Mems Club procession yesterday had one
OF his bare feet to catch in the machine
and IL was badly lacerated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-01
TOMORROw,s STAR.
II VIII Re Replete with News and Ex-
ccIlert Special Features.

The following NAV he mentioned as
among the Interesting charters which will he
found particularly attractive in Saturdays
sixteen page Star:
PEN PICTURES OF CONGRESS dllus-
trated).
Some notable scenes at the Capitol during
the week.
ON THE NATIONAL PIKE illustrated.
Interesting sketches Of a wheeling trip
from Cumberland to Pittsburg.
EASY AND GRACEFUL illustrated.
Suitable costumes for little skirt dancers.
THE MANEUvER SEASON illustrated.
How and when foreign troops are msssed
for display and practice.
TALENTED WOMEN dIlustrated).
Female artists who have become success
full with palette and brush.
SECRETARY CARLIsLEs NAIL aIlus-
trated).
Queer letters and schemes presented to
the Treasury Department. By Frank
@. Carpenter.
BONNETS AND HATS dllustrated).
Some new styles for fall TO delight the
ladies.
TREASURE IN TRANSIT.
How silver and geld are shipped from
point to point by the government.
UNCLE SANS WIRES.
Purposes for which the government en-
ploys the electric spark.
THE STORY OF MAN
AS told at the Press Club by a reporte,
who knew both sides.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The nine places which have been the seat
of government.
ODDITIES OF AMBOY.
A quiet Jersey town and the fun TO be had
there.
UNDER THE PINES
A capital short story of interest to every.
body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-01
MARRIED..

PoEY-SPENCER. At st. Thomas Church New
YORK city. August 30. 1885, Mr.. L. c. ". R.
POEl OF Havana. Cuba, 10 Miss BLANCHE r.
SPENCER. daughter OF Mrs. Isabel p Spencer
OF Washington ID. {. No cards Civil mar
risge August IS lSs3.
STENENS-SHECKEfS. On Thursday August N
1873. by the Rev. ]. u. Wilson OF Independcnt
Methodist Church. CHARLES A. STEVENS to
JULIA NJ. sHEcKELs both OF washingt@a.
u. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-01
SOUTH AND SILVER.
Continued From First Page ,

thelr eyes open TO the consequences ana
knowing that they were SUGGESTING tiscm-
selves 10 the serious accusations of their
constituents. II the Democratic uarty ss,a
this IL would cease to be the people's
friend and become the subservient tool of
combined capital and constitute in It's iaets-
lation the lineal succession Of the thirty
three years of that republican rule vbtcb
they had always heretofore ienounce1 as
building UP the combinations and corpora
tons which have well nigh absorbed the
"eaith OF the country. After 3weiliae for
time upon the production Of The two
metals and their use as money by different
governments, Mr.. Vance concluded his
speech by a declaration favoring she free
ana unlimited coinage of silver and ex-
planned why he thought this could he &C.
complished and main tanned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-01
Ladies' Shopping Notes.

BARGAINS N UNDERWEAR SUFFICIENT TO CROWD THE
GOODS NEW TO WASHINGTON.
A HISTORY THAT WOULD EXPLAIN WHY THEY ARE
VASTLY QUALITY STYLE AND FINISH AND SO RI
WHEREBY OTHERS-YOU-THRNE. DETAILS
GowNs-ssc Night superior muslin,
And
carefully little enough
for mailing Al stout ladies'
much making II worth
surplcs trimmed
Les Gowns sold
with trimmings Of nmy enbroder Mate
alone worth t21o and
KmTs-
nncs and tuk worth Of materials and
and lace rues the quality
Of which VIII pleasantly surprise
u2o CAmhric embroidery
trimming. Companion Robes 81 80
. o. be
bargains Of offered during Palai
MousaustaiEss All
Paias asc
for choice Of best Mnansss slk Gloves sold
IN ECKwEAR-l3e
Chemisettes
S1ss Studs,
o NJ n
hosIKRYs6e quality
Isle superior weight Cotton Hose when
viii
also solid eolOs-leatner shades
MISCELLANEOUS prices be
10 Handkerchief
At 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-01
John HowI~trs Prorert,.

Justice Cole yesterday granted re-
straining order in the case of John Hos
lett against John ID. Coughlin and Blair
Lee, trustees, and the Netional life Ma
turfty Insurance Company, restraining the
sale OF property tpart lot II, square SD at
the southeast corner of New Yo-x and
New Jersey avenues, advertised for
this afternoon. The bill was presented
by Mr.. Chaplin Brown. TO whom Mr. HCw-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-01
To Dedicate m Church

Inc church building on sth street north.
east between r and q streets forrneflx
used by the Eastern Presbyterian Church
and now occupied by the CONGREGATION OF
Seventh-Day Adventists. WIFI be Dedicated
by mat denomination at special services
which VIII begin on tomorrow at 10 10 a m
end he continued Sunday. TIE president Of
the Atlantic conference. Elder H F. Robin
son. ana the elders from several OF me
Maryland churches VIII attend ana ass a
the pastor. Elder J. o. Coriiss The buils-
ing has been renovated and neatly furnish
al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-01
Rev. DR.. Brown Home Again.

Rev. DIR. Oliver A. Brown. naslor =,
Foundry NJ. z. Church. returned Yesterday
from his summer home at Atlantic Jiish-
lands. y. J., and was cordially WELDON, "a
ny his peopie at the PRAYER service I'm the
evening. He is greatly pleased with the i'm
provements made IN the church during ne
vacation season. The reopeaing services xtr
occur Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-01
Two slight Ffres.

About $40 o'clock last night some of, -av,
IN the rear OF the bureau OF engraving ana
printing took fire, causing an alarm hr, ~
damage.
About O'Clock this morning r. ]. Ken
nedys wood end coal Office, Is n street
nertheasf; took FIRE from the furnace OF ths
boiler and Il was slightly damaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-01
HIGHWAY RoDaErv.

Some highwsvne1 s,eal vow money. o.As-S try
the results ~ vow bun snf ths fruits OF you
labor the latter is the Eors. form OF rhway robbsrr
Merit has made s1'ras- % CARTEh's LITTLE
LIVER PILLS. They nav. become household word
end people viii have them. they know their vaius
Then comes the h,Rh ~avnIaH vita his INVITATIONS
AND WORTHLESS FRAUDS. aaa with these o.
hones ira ie She merit AMI reputation % CAB
TIERS LITTLE LIELR Pills
BEWARE OF THESE HIGHwAYMEN; don't ~
imposed upon with "a article offered 20 you Jus
- good" as &c A-R-T-E-R'-s" There is nothingss
good as sc A-R-T-E-R-'-S."
Ash toy ''C-A-R-T-E-R-'-S' an he sure Won ssttas
genuine CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
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