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New Ulm review., 1893-11-08
King of the Turf Dead.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. II Longfellow the
king Of the turf is dead. He was rs
years old.
New Ulm review., 1893-11-08
In Massachusetts

exc Congressman Russell, the Democratic
nominee, is pitted against exc Congress
man Frederick 7. Greenholge, and in
this contest national issues have also
New Ulm review., 1893-11-08
M'KINLEY AND NEAL.

They Head the Tickets In Ohio But the
Issues Are Mostly National.
In Ohio the Campaign between Law
renee T. Neal and Governor Mckinley
has been fought out on protectionist and
tariff reform lines.
The Republicans have practically re-
nominated their present state officers,
which brings Governor Mckinley and
Lieutenant Governor Harris as candi-
dates for a second term. The Demo.
cratic nominee for governor is Lawrence
7. Neal of Ross county, and for ieuten,
ant governor, W.. A. Taylor Of Franklin
county. -. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19


Ms.ei Dead Of bounds Killed via; l,, ,esSaa
barre " wltadrew having ITO CHARGE OF even sc''"'S
The birds were as fine lot Of flyers as have heeH
,rnXidei for a match thus far this season. nai,:
Of them were Of lightning ke speed wna aso ali in
far aboye the 9rdi Ms cutting down his birds with
centre shots killing them so sofd h 'n siruck Them
They simply folded their wings and collapse d,G,
ping TO earth like 50 many plum9e,s iiiS tPe also
49, HE e1In when at the score In admirable maj
ner For the sake Of obtaining pis s uU
shooting men today stand win Inc gun This
sImed 10 their checks when they say pull Yho
STYLE has obtained VIII ,,ori ba 'armn
the true sporsmans position hSush not pro VEIN
as killing one TO aGop; tbe a. gun to his shoulder
pd is dollars TO the bird drops 10 eaath
despite the few seeo1eS s6me rearka6e shots
ine as we're seen in race O liAy eu Worthy
81 notice: Nos and 10. one stfi, ,, HoH
riaathapd the other direct @ liza ron f
sapef sh f'''s o. another circ.er TO right hand
which started at first strsghi as nasty birds
for man to get on as any ,hai 3 and &c. ali
both PsSy b S5Gppfe Each nov TWISTED in in
rorkscrew fashion. yet each was ad eacS case TO-
although Il required b99 DaIrtT Of the race from
he ffty.frst to the seventeenth bira cam Zen
resson Of as TaSR.ns less than eleven of these
were quick twisters, ziezagging IN t ana arvelons
s BOYS % Pa ,Wns,v iTs straight kills. tram.
Seldom has been better worK sG zen n a.
bird to the end Of the race 1t was superb PER- a,,
81 % .H %, nv Of ,S a crack FOR
no one can do better than XIII them an M any 81
m me nther master hands He fun Of badnsge
and persihage the whole time AZ an an nun now
joke How he int ;Sd such S the %oTk in
tne ed was subject Of wonder every man VINO ga"
CAPTAIN Money the CONTRARY was sad hr Gu, oE 0i
,oTm When he missed no less than SIX U,dus g he
his erst Ss,ns HIS ans SaS
was snswer was, without doubt. the LOADS are
1 Ye hs Gp 10 his use Of his
at ,riIu'eT The captain shooting in bt 9 Oh
hard luck too, S f Of bO ss While showing the
acc Of aim. it told OF little s'o"heSS III
seM5 any Of the birds were nj ID K
rect stf ,Ss No as handsome stop Of fest
twisting as whch ey Srnsd direct
homer very at that was great s sr az NJ
g. zszagng strash tse Boys sS have i" it, i'm
sssa f T da csR "a h fully
his want OF IN nos SLOW changed TO fast time
He dvslt IN the s srt and second triggers il
Of se no not bs his cay Sos in the
he could do sbow bit mig usual form except
IN the run from the ses ye. in little Of his old
sq5h aaS d gf ssn yh, 8 Them The sn se
siraIsht, and no less ,nan spurt however and
he soon relapse ~ round he withdrew from the
a. The SaVns no to tic his
score. ,.oa n :, ,mported seven ana nail pound
wamsusesdh en '" We're loaded With thirty
S load for S' and half
captain Money 'usen which ne changed for
pSaa%a imported SssH gu" Ss %s
way IN the raGe; Of ao his powder, and enc and
sassT casa grail grains Of his as
caah can the load was the s"'"@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
THEY ARE KICKING HARD.
FOOTBALL PLAYERS GETTING READY FOR
THE BIG CANES.
HARVARD AND YALE PLAY NEXT SATURDAY.
PRINCETON WILL MEET THE WEAhtKS OF
TIE BLUE on THE FOLLOWING
THURSDAY.


As the time approaches for the PLAYING o' "' great
football games OF the interest IN the contests De-
more widespread. With anything IKE eood
weather mighty crowd Will journey to Sf'h-hvu next
saturday to the annual game between hae ana
Harvard. Active preparations are making 20 'o'o""o
date the throng DESTROYS OF witnessing the ih"-sNhg
Day came nj Manhattan Fi.,d between the Yale and
Princeton elcvcn.. The University Athetc 'iu' o"A
mittcc having charc, has meet NJ nearly ever! u'' "u
everything possible l.. being done 10 insure pIco' ''-
agcment that day. Good elevated fo"i "No -
uromisod and tho ,lic arr,nrcmcnts likely 10 De
all tina. could ne desired ard better than at the
recent Yale Pcnnsy lNsnia game
Referring t. that game Andrew Fie'u"ah' VINO mas
charge Of Manhattan Field, said thai the game hau pel
arranged such short notice that u was i"loN'oic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

The recent biting Patches recall scene IN Iae'
Harvard game years \ Harvard man bitten on
the and nc held the bleeding member in the air
the crimson followers made up ali hHproYptu song IN
which. "Yale has lamb with teets," played an I'M
poftant part.
The real trouble which the managers Of the Thanks
giving Day gam" having i that they ar Trying 10
accommodate 30 900 people With about 1o0OO reserved
seats.
'What bit Buttefworthi" will 90 down In foot pal
history until II has collision with, "Who hit Biily
pattcison7'
The University Of North Carolina team averages IL
pounds. right gtnr weigh, $50 pounds. IiarNariS
team averages Isl POUNDS.
Amherst has made n peculiar record this year. She
has every played her home grounds aud
lost most Of her games away from home. Every team
She has .layei has scored.
The National League club owners arr lighting about
regarding professional football. New York
Philadelphia AMI Boston kely - tfy the scheme
next fall.
recent Yale faculty meeting u was decided That
on days 81 n" Springfield and Thanksgiving Day
games r-rictlons would be Gadr comp Hing the
students . return the same night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

"HE FOUND HIM DRINKING \ HOT RUM"
man. who proved TO be one of the pupils OF Pro-
fessor Gardner who sailed from New-York last
year and penetrated the African jungle to make
perfect his knowledge Of the slmian tongue.
what noise was that VI. Chlko made just now"'
ne was asked.
"A little poetry" he replied, looking up; nothing
more"
Tell mo what it vas
"a mere bit Of gush
l. this dr,aml
Then waking would be plain
Oh do not wake me-,
Let me dream again"
TO VOTE IN DEy DOLLARS DISTRICT.
81 guess he's full" he added. with brutal frank
ness
Yes" chsmcd in a Tammany leader who be-
lieved that he was among friends IAN it's dollars
doughnu,s that when tn bloody fool gets up o.,
his hind legs again to make spout NJ II ENe !"
What is he holding 90 tightly in his left hand
* s. bin said the Tammany man ncautousy.
'Do you belong to the organl2atIcn?' he asked asked
suddenly. at the same time looking his qnestioner
"Of course came the answer; I'm in Pat
shake" said he "You in DIVERS district and
want to know WIN, the $ b IS for! For his vote
:. Twill be- risky job. won't it, T.,
IT'S easy rolling OF a log to count fdr I'm III
H. Why. have seen mugs walk up an res dso,
there an vote too. that that FELLOW thers p",.
ing to ChikoD wouldn't talk 10. Nhen ne cam
here from iravesend first .n,roducG1 ni !, TO ,b
lot of the bow In steve Brodles saloon. III mY
Rowery. an Tim Sullivan himself there; ,oV inir
you. An what do you think? He wouihnt - u,
with 'en. but turned on his heel an NtlKe" pu.;
This Saturday. three days before S, hnx
and tho last thar was seen OF cniN3 o" c, t, st
he was snoring aoundly. the butt OF a cigar SUI.
I'm his mouth and the s. bill IL ris nhn ~. 'n
sunday morning. when he woke IRON h'S '""''''''"'
stupor, he fclt drowsy. . , .,,,,arad.
Il wish ! had stayed at home ne ''"'''''''
"Tm feelln' bad" go g., ,ooLa1
the papers were brought TO him ara ~ ~ ~ fsc
at his own name In large letters he p,S"" W ir'
good "Chiko Prominently Named ios tne mn r"na ~
ship-Wil Hill Resign The Tainn,9ins ~, tn,o vi
the previous day appeared. and 80 hlu III ntn ,ho
prefer Something In n bottl" was snow 49,, or,
cage and the monkey swallowed II III S."' arri,a
Largo numbers OF visitors began now 10 arrive
4 SUNDAY MORNIN1 oENlioN'
Chiko believing great opportunity I'D" eoi'e
reused himself. and after giving. the u''s y, MS
cage a few vigorous shakes. when lris"'."'' "e
women and children ne raised his ei' manu- ope"ea
wide his mouth, ana with a hoarse roar '"a' sou'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
THE HARVAHD-YALE GAME.

goodlv portion q the college and fashionable word
getting ready go Springfield next Sataid1Y and
with fair weather great crowd j. sure to be pee nj
Special trains will run THIS city. Boston and New
Haven. and that date the big amphthcatfe ought 10
have a fine appearance. As an occasion t. display
feminine beauty saturdays game VIII be remarkable
There uch talk about the betting OF heavy amounts
money the reult. but % dat few big bets have
been made. Harvard undoubtedly confident than
year while the followers Of Yale ar put out
at the Pennsylvania game and they are not
putting up their money 30 freely a. was expected IL
looks Harvard would be slight favofe on the
day Of the game unkey the lc captain has lost east;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

with a many people. and this will undoubtedly Affect
betting. ror Americans loOlshy FOND II following
their personal likes and dislike, In their wagcrs.
foim-betor- people vino risk their money without
sentiment are holding aloof from the Springfield game
They ka'5 line Yale. Princeton ana PefnsylNahi''
but Harvard. Harvard has not. Z"
graf extent. played the teams which Yale and
Princeton have played Harvard men expect 10 win, but
body ever shouting that they could not pos
sbly Harvard faith i strengthened by the belief
pretty general that Will" her team Is better than
f. was last year there is no marked improvement In the
Yale team Ya tactics. Yale has the advantage OF
having the stronger team. ana this experience Is
,,l- I'm h,rf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

be heard half mile away, shouted In his own
classical tongue. Il am a Democrat"
Good boy" whispered the Tammany leader,
who was close by. give ii to 'em, Chko, old man.
give It to EN- Drawing himself up until his head
nearly touched the ceiling the monkey darted look
of whitening contempt at his prompter, and went
on: They say Maynard is unfit for the bench.
Who says it.? A lot of ieiless barristers, min
compoops and nanby-pamby lawyers" At this
point the cigar fell down Chko's throat, and fit
Of coughing came on which laid up the orator for
awhile. Then he resumed and closed his speech
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

to make the arrangements which he would have hke to
make. He SAID that the crowd was much larger than
had been antciI atcd and the police seemed 10 be carried
their feet By the rush. Mr.. Freedman denied most
emphatcally that the police had shown dSlo
sition help him. lie said that the police had been
most kind HIN. from Superintendent Bymes 70 the
captain OF the Harlem precinct Mr.. Trccdmln places
confidence in the stories sent down from N""-liaN'h
that Yale is dissatisfied with her treatment in Ncw-i ork
and after this wear the champions will not ogain play
OF tho CIca, came. in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
rrycTIOyS or THE LORD NiyOR
.onGon Globe

From tn" bUII'VH 'O"''
Ia an interview with the outgoing Lord Mayor
t,,sha1 in ''The Daily Graphic" sir Stuart Kn
Tells OF some curious experiences. There seems he
saws to be a feeling among foreigners that Milor
he has had one from a Russian saying that his
wife had run away. and asking Sir Stuart Knl
W. Zinc the many Institutions under hIs cont ro
FOR firnishing wives and select him good speci-
men one without a mother preferred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
-,r.nin ,tnte COLLEGE v.. Franklin
roorp,IL NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The pretty girls Of the great to,tral eamcs
could give pOirs the beatty show al N'u''"' 'd"''
Garden and win easily at tnat
Rhodes Tonpkins KNAPP and Hiriwc ~, % Vi
working dcspc aely az NcN-haNch u hrt INC i'o
team In shape
Yale and Princeton talk about rcfusng 10 inre, rrn
syi,ania neat year, but When inc time eo"'' wv" '
La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
GENTLEMEN

who shave. Dry feyersh irritsted skin. Chapas
Chars. Rouehness. BY application OF the eleeanS
toilet requisite LEAu liELLN OH. BALM, instantly
srpoothed and healed skin made pllable.
Unlike any other preparation i, dries In quickly. obyating
necessity washing It on covering 1t up The de-
"irod ofcct Is instantaneous Does grease soil
anything pure. clean eoorless harnle 5Ce and sloo
nrce TRY WELLS INVISIBLE VELVET CREAM
FACE PONDER, PC. II l. worry fine 81
T. S. WELLS, Jersey City,
or CRITTENIUNs ll5 futonst.. y. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

with the significant announcement: Remember
Grover Cleveland! Remember Patrick Lyons %, of
other day, when they had that long c9nfab IN
ticket Ticket - 'D''A'0 anu '0'' TIC ''''''"' ~
so everybody was ordered out, except the Tam
many leader. and the door was locked. what was was
probaSy never Ts b be known The Tammany man
seen to out several hosrs dtsr W and
wan chiefs Reporters surrounded him.
What did you have TO say to Chiko after the
I'VE spent the time talking over the situation; go
up and see him tomorrow: he may have something
Tomorrow was Monday. The last meeting of
what are called the leaders took place in Tam
the man am who overrides the viii of ali
from New-York. that victory is. in the air,
in his hand. whose gorgeous uniform made him
look like the leader Of the saragossa Band, and on
known initials d. S c. He was leaning langudly
on his brush an attitude perfectly proper for any
gentleman Of leisure to assume. when he wanted
Those are the Tammany leaders he was told:
would almost drive man to sweep the streets
to call thin fellows layders; I've been driven to
enough; but it's things like that that would dhrlve
me TO clane the sthreets. an hope III never dis
he went s oyer AND sat STs Sn be the steps h &
sending small boy for can of beer. he stretched
out his left leg to free it of a cramp, and then
spoke: They ought TO be all in cages like the
gorilla up in the Park they ought. Thin fell
lows don't know enough to cum in out o tn rain.
Though little bit dull O. comprehension. l never
whit to school, but tell you thin amt layders,
they're not. They 81 me pain in tn leg
well what do you call them
Il call em drivers, for sure as God IS In
Heaven they'll dhrive that man Croker out of his
sinses before this election is over"
HE QUOTES CLEVELAND.
Leaving this employe OF the Department Of Street
Dirtyng. to hear Chiko, who determined upon
making the closing speech Of the campaign, the
writer made another trip to the Menagerie. He
was drawing to a close. \ few moments later, and
one the prettiest and most eloquent oratons that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

little moro and the satisfaction oi "inns "c '"a"pioh
ship in such league f., infinitely gfea n have ,,r,o
Amherst. Williams AMI pnr,dnou'" While IL may he
desirable to mi, - association membeI-p III 'ne Two
scaon larger league in football viii give more Sa'''
facfnY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
CANES FOR THE WEEK.

Most OF tho minor league football Championship nave
been settled and the schedule o. canes i u"'""' -
THURSDAY win tb un.un at Manhattan Field between
Yale and Princeton The schedule for the week Is a.
follows: ,,,-.,
Tbursd,v-P.nnsvvania state College Vs. ff'hA"-
Mar shall at Lanca-tr, Penn.
Saturday-Yale University Harvard tnaNrrS,v, a.
Srrncnoid Mas; Ya,c Lrc-hmf Vs. :, I'm u,
Mems Christian Assocati1i 1T Sprinei I'd; hNcsiti OF
Michigan w. University Of htaH>as kansi' III, tat
,Jf,Id Collore vs. Swnrthnore College. ~ na.e'Iord
Penn Nnr nwesteru nivri-ty University OF Wiscoh-
sin AZ Madison Wis. PENNSYLVANIA Ssa'r ,",rst "
Iufcrfs College Bcllfont'. PENN; 'h'oh ''"''' w.
Rochester University, at Rochester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
SOCIETY LADIE, AND GEyrIr,,rv

Mss srhnlnr treat. great luxury IL they are not
Using that iamiiab i0l"t t ard mlr ytlIoIs COM
LEMON hcautihe- iFAuEEfLi or. BALM for q
,",. UuarNrh SAM, cniiGd lips, face hands fever
uuas'ohS or ifiltaticl tao skin f.ol whlt.,cr
nr , ~ Is eiisurpa Sod Is does not show b. used
',a "s,t OF uly; dlrs instintiy. Does mnss
7'e'S' hcf SOL anything. soc aDd II 90 druggists.
-. :. WELLS. Jersey CITY
CRiIIENTON'S. lis Fulson.st.. N. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
WILL CHIKO LEAD THEM!
HE MADE ELEGANT SPEECHES FOR THE
DEMOCRACY.
HIS REFUSAL TO VOTE MAY KILL HIS CHANCES
SAID TO BE ONE OF M'KANE's THUGS
HE WANTS ENGLsTi-MADE liar


SAID TO BE ONE OF M'KANE's THUGS
HE WANTS ENGLIsIl-MADE liar
NEes-TIIE GORILLA EX-
PLAINS HIS ABSENCE
FROM TIE POLLS
1t Is related that the wife OF third or fourth
rate Tammany Hall politician. growing faint from
n long Illness and perceivng that her end was not
far off, resolved upon squaring her accounts with
this world, in order to be the better prepared to
square them with the next. Calling to her hus
band who bent over the bed with sorrowful look
she said, Jimmie. whisper here mint"
ITO be sure, Lizzie. What's tn throuble now
avourneen?"
Jimmie" she went on. there's power O. money
OWN TO US, an whn I'm dead an gone be
an make 'em pay you. Pat Farrell owes us dol
lar an twinty cints, AM
Lizzie. what wontherful memory you have"
broke in the husband. AN for that barrel o.
spuds that we gave Phil Carey's wife at the time
O. tn strike there's four dollars due us; an thin
How do We think of 'em ALL at ALL at ALP in.
terrupted the husband unable to restrain himself
AN thin Ellen McGinty's two weeks groceries
makes another four dollars that's comm to u.s.
Liz said Jimmie, ITS pity tn Lord would
ever call ye."
IVAN minnit more" said the dying woman, az
she raised herself her elbow; don't forget that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19


ONE or REBEL M'XANES THUGS.
Another Tammany politician. rated in the same
class which designing knaves wish to pawn off on
a gullible public gorilla. a chimpan-
zee. and which everybody with half an eye can
is one Of Rebel McKane's thugs, is In the
unhappy condition that the grocer said his unfOr-
tunate wife was few moments before her death.
menageric. and thousands look upon him with
curiosity. just they expect TO look the leader
Of the gang 10 which he belongs in cage about
half as big before many moons shall have passed.
what is this Chiko anyhow the writer asked
OF Jake Cook, who used to look after Crowley.
against whose Simon-pure gorillaism the breath
OF suspicion was never raised.
What IL hey' Jake repeated with a scowl.
"Go an ask i'm"
But | do not understand the language"
"Oh. don't let that bother you any: you can
tell by the shape Of his mouth" said Jake" HE
las been making political speeches here every day.
they tell me- When the writer reached the
place whore chko was. he found the villain drink
Lg a hot rum. He sitting upon his feet in
a far-on corner OF the cage. grasping something
tightly in his left hand and looking as happy as
the day Is long There he stayed crouching az
mute IA "A mouse for fully half an hour The
crowd looked longingly. II In vain they
tempted him with sweet things 10 come forth from
his retreat. This knowing politician wouldn't
bulge inch. The big crowd scanned him closely.
There sleepy look In Chko's eye, and he
muttcred something. leaning forward. with his
hand behind his listening intcntly young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
ROUGH on RATS

500 all around the world. !, used by all n,ons NJ IN.
nr II me most extensively advertised /, d., lssS
own ana has the largest salr any orcl. Of is kinS
Oh t' race OF tn globe IL elves aatisaction cverS
. ne everywhere They don't die In the house.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
A RED NOSE.

gross rough face hands. or coarse-grained.
uneven muddy destroys the pleas sing effect OF the
most hand.cne face. LEArRELLE OIL BALM wiz
he led nO-e hanshed plnples. b1ckheads, blotchess
frecbes maintains youthful, fresh glow ~ the SKIN ana
flo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
FROM TIE POLLS.

tn, landlord twinty dollars for months
rint. an you'll want to pay it the first chance you
get"
THE poor. dear craythur." said Jimmie, turning
to some friends in the room. her mind is wand
thcriu."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
COckrOaCheS.
ANTS. BEETLES, WATER BUGS. BEDBUGS, IN.
sECTs FLIES. RATS, NICE &c. I5c.

Tugs toe most elective and permanent remedy IL for
two or three nights 10 >psinhle ROUGH ON RATS dry
powder unmiNcd. On, in about and down the sink
drhn lpe~ scatter IL well but thin all the sink.
First thing In the morning wash u all away down the
drain pipe repeat three nights. when all the
insect from glrrt cellar VIII disappear. Wherever
the bugs or lsccts may be during the day they must
go TO ne sinks cr water during the night. They can't
stand ROUGH ca RATS in their water. Another way.
speclaly good for Ants Beetles &C.. sprinkle the
dry powder back OF base bol and wanscoting also
mix tablesl oonful OF ROUGH ON RATS with o half
round OF sugar. sprinkle IL the relr OF cupboard
shelves or pltes sheets Of IQcr placed high
OF reach OF children
DIRECTIONS for Bedbugs and Flies OH tho pack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
THE TOILET WONDER
For Complexion, Skin & Flesh

Possesses peculiar properties preventing tendency
WRINKLES. aging whitening Of the skin. drying
up OF the flesh This nimtabc toilet wonder and geaS
beautincr Will smooth annoying skin
or complexion. The wonder and pleasure OF ali who
IT, Clears the ess caykc, sallow complexion. Tents
the Pumping out development OF shrDken shrtvcled
undeveopd parts. Gives youthful hue the rough.
grained SKIN atliscs Pmplcs Frcckles BOtche1,
Tan Suulurn. Absolutely harmless,
clean coorlcs. The IL the better you like
IL. This elegant toilet requisite has deghul eject II
hands face become rough chappd from household
work eNp)surei one appl' alton o. LtAU RELLE OIL
PALM will and smooth the skin az once. GU
need wash IL of the hands IL dries b
on finest fabrics. Elegant for Chafcs Irrtited Skin.
Scurf Abraslons Scily Itching Skin Refreshing, Cows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
YOUR GLOVES

can lie put Oh Immediately after using LEAC BELLE OH
NIM Tor chaus rough skin and only one application
necnssarv: IL dries in instantly. needs washing on
not sticky nor musSy will soil gloves. silks sauns
nor ribbons pure clean colorless, harmless ueiisht
ful toilet luxury.