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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

ment. Living witnesses innumerabie
rave testified and continue to testify to its
borough efficacy. Greatfal men have
,een saved from disease perhaps worse
nan death, continue to regard DIR. Kelley
18th admiration and heartfelt gratitude.
ne wan, pale face Of the drunkard's wife
as assumed . cheerful and happy ex-
,ression. The morphine habitue no longer
tares with listiess eyes into vacancy: he
no longer supported by the deadly drug;
e no longer prastles his aosurdities that
uses those near and dear to him TO turn
IA agony and shame from him. Evidence
piled upon evidence until none now doubt
hat the Kelley cure is established be-
yond dispute.
Every man that have seen who had
AIKEN treatment tor either whisky, NOR
chine or opium seems TO be in perfect
health, and they ali declare with one &C.
cord that the keeiey treatment IS the
grandest discovery of the nineteenth GEN.
fury. They all report = gain in lesh.
s,eadiness Of nerves. good appetites. and
consequently enjoy sound and refreshing
sleep. Their general appearance, COM
plexion, ETC.. certainly Endorses their
statements. The drunkard knows he is
saved. and the opium eater and morphine
habisue are grateful for their deliverauce.
The people at large see ard are convinced.
The medical profession is now compelled
TO admit that DR.. keeley. with hi, REM
edies. can accomplish what he claims, and
physicians Of high standing advise drunk
ards, morphine tends and opium eaters to
by to the Kelley remedies, yet they know
not the composition Of the remedy.
The treatment - simply grand IN its
effects. ! sen, TO the Keeiey Institute al
most physical wreck and often times
suffering agon.es The second week Of my
treatment improved greatly in health
and gained in weight. my appetite i'm
proved and vas naturally accompanied by
q more cheerful feeling and brighter eye.
can now stand erect. walk with con-
fidence and feel there Is no doubt a. to the
efficacy Of the keeley remedies. The cure
is no Illusion. no wili-'o-the wisp, but .
material, anatomical fact
IL have seen men who had been using
from ten 20 seventy-hve grains Of NOR
phine per day. also cocaine. choral and
whisky. When they came to the Institute
they were complete physical wrecks. and
in i've o. six weeks were sen; home sound
and we'll. On. TO think OF how many
homes have been made happy and pros
perons by this grand aud wonderful dis
covery.
Having in person experienced the bene-
fits Of the remedy. take pleasure in add.
ing my testimonial TO its efficacy, and un-
hesitaiingly advise oil who suffer from tie
liquor OF opium habit TO repair 3. once to
= Kee.ey Institute and place themselves
under treatment. pon'i put il off but 20
right away. snd be sased from miserable
DEATH wv. CLASroS. NJ D.. A. NJ,
Memphis.
The public should bear in mind that
there are bat two. and only two. genuine
kee!ey Institutes in the state Of Washing
TON. and are located =; 6oa Columbia street,
Seattle. and 1901 Second street. Spokane.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02
AceIden, To Gay c. Phinnsv's Roy.

Arthur Phinney. the bright little Swear
old son OF Guy c. Phinney. suffered
serious accident. which may cause HIM
the loss of sight. at his fathers country
place. Woodland park. on Thursday. lie
vas playing with TOY gun when IT VAS
accidentally discharged in his face and the
charge entered his right eye. Drs. kiooe
and Coe. who are attending him. have
only iain. hope OF saving the right eye
and the other NAV be affected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

Savings deposits draw interest At tn.
Pu.e. Sound Savings bank.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

Ioaea, Augustine Co moved ia SIS From,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

The pubic should bear in mind that
there are bat two. and only two. genuine
Kelley Institutes in the state Of Washing.
ton. and are located =; 6oa Columbia street,
Seattle, and 1901 Second street. Spokane.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

judge Severrns' opinion on the Chi
ne, tatess corpus proceedings. denying
the Nris. = a clear ard succinct exposi
tion tbs somewhat involved question.
he FIRST takes up tie subject Of constitn-
fionai Fizhts and explains ia terse lam
Tasee the privileges conferred upon eiii
zen> Sc fad. thc provision u the
statute hetiing faat persons appre-
len,iesi for teing lniaxfuily h this
cuunify shall be deemed % T. guilty.
not ~ conflict With the fundamental
principle. The accused - presumed b. he
innocent until the contrary b. showc.-
r. sfatinz this position be holds II mani
fest that the accused IS better prepared
- establish TIE Affirmative than is the
government 70 prove the negative. Nat
nrsi.zs5 citizenship may be proved by
dsat eatary evidences within the imme-
disie rearl q one charged with being
"a sien.
Hafz mode Wis point plain. Judge
S,esrfers SHINES TIE meaning - due
prfr.e r as lie holds this nu,,h
hackne4es phrase % nsean nothing more
extensive 'lsaa simple right &c he
hessd 81 pnl>ssnt'e - to- easfons and
uesEcs - al coontrirs - sipiisr rssrs.
II i cot essential mat courf shall IN
tprrene - grant -dae process q law IA
tho aeaninx n the constitution. - Far
A. private rights ara affected The solen
sary acts Z txo or more Individuals nay
constitute due process law an certain
csSes
In asserting ne validity - ffe statute
thr ;,,,lxe rises Tall Faith and cr~iif 20
TIE res@,us nbich Ippelied congress to
enarf Is That pefsoaal jneonvenisuce
ard saifAnnx si.i ~ the cooennifants
- fs esfac cement 50 10 wise eesskrn
to- reress that i shall = eBfersssl
h retk 'ese4 IS .uanen invite its es1lfce
t,rrt - sxre=esnx - inhibiflsn~
ibeE sre Is 20 pesitsen - iasosss tho
eoifte - ssas.r3 tue order n aspoffa
tion Ites tre nct bels A. craiinaI
hests6rs ket a. rrresri..r.i siiene The
gerber Z fnpr,@enmset Il a s-,rai''' Inssie
-r-e<cssass fhst TIA uiaehnery e. sleir
reresss nay ~ ra' inse op~rati,'. oee
rsnnos rrssi ~ stlraifassis epirsor ~ -
orf kesise ~ s.aief see-e q reepess for
Re exciestn sft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

Criginal-.Jo johnson. jerome Den.
ison. Martin Burroughs, August Ill.
Bachmann. David Henry. jackson Can
ada. James Williams. William A. Bearne.
John w. Stafford. Jacob l.. Dubois. Ad.
ditional- Barney Fisher. Nathan Child.
Restoration and reissue Southern Nun.
roc. Increase Robert Morton. REFS
sue-Lothrop Fuller. Original. widows.
etc.-Susan Moorehead, Amelia Stat
ford. Julia Paterson. Mary ID. Nunroe.
Sabra r. Moverson inaofheri. Elizabeth
kocher. Original Phineaus j. Farley.
Albert Newkirk. Austin Herrick.
Ernest N. Prochnew. Robert Wine.
gar. Henry III. Monroe. Benla.
min Troumbly. Frederick Koch
enspargcr. Calvin c. Cogswell. William
Deyieet. Jerome y. Gables. Sebastian s.
Peckinsbaugh. George Ii. Todd. Al.
ditional James NJ. Meader. Henry 4
Sisco. William Il. Smith. George II.
Paddock. Supplemental William K.
Shonyo. Increase Alfred G.. Hunt.
William Stahl. Charles r.. Rsms3ell.
William A. jackson. David Stoner. VIII
lam Anderson. lessc =. Place. Benjs.
min r. Brand. Charles j. kimhali.
August Eckerman. Reissue -Jucson
Chamherlln. Original. widows etc
Louisa j Cary ketecca Harrod, minors
~ Julius Jock. Sslome Place. Augusta
Zander. Amelia brewster. Emily NJ
Hyde. Bridget Peagin@, minors ~ Charles
" Barlow. Jane jefferds. Mindvell
Crisrel smosherl. Mexican widows
lila Mc>air.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Musical and society persons will not
forget Ia reserve next Monday evening
for the '-cIoistef Scene" 10 be given 10y
the oratorlo society. assisted by the
Schubert club. in The Powers. In adj
dition a. being a splendid musical at
traction. II Is anticipated that the AFFAIR
will be rs much Of social event as is
possible during the Isenten season.
Surely society will not lose the oppor-
tunity 10 hear either Mrs. Davis. Mr..
Stevens or Mr.. Campbell. Those who
delight in orchestra music will not be
sighted. a. IL Is intended that two
special orchestral numbers. not part 1t
the 'Cloister Scene" will be played dur
Ing the first part OF the program.
~ Breezy Time" continues TO draw
large audiences to The Grand The
piece is certainly an entertaining pot
pourri 81 refined musical and farce
comedy sketches. Better than anything
else il lis purity. There is not a sug-
gestise line in the witticisIns. nor an Of
fensise situation in the groupings. II is
an elevating, inspiring. breezy perform
ance During the matinee performance
yesterday one Of the comedians took a
fall from the top Of well-canopy about
ten feet high He landed on his neck
on the curb. but suffered no serious in
jury. Mrs. Fitz was greatly shocked by
the accident. fearing that serious injury
had been done. and was obliged 10 cut a
part Of her work in the succeeding acts.
The piece will run all week.
George Thatcher's unique combina-
ton of minstrelsy and farce comedy. I'M
der the title Of Tuxedo" will be seen
in ThePowers' Friday evening This is the
entertainment which is responsible for
the first introduction 10 the stays Of
ia IA RI Boom lie- ay." but Mr.. Thatcher
AYERS that he and his associates have
since then endeavored to lead blame
less life. The company presenting
Tuxedo" is a good one. particularly
strong In singers, as a mention OF the
names Of X. j. jose. the famous contra
tenor; RAYMOND Moore. the sweet voiced
tenor balladist: ii. w. Frellman. tie
eminent basso. and Thomas Lewis. bari.
tone. will attest. Miss Alice Evans. a
dainty and charming soubrette; Miss
Lolo Yberri. Spanish dancer; Grace
Hamilton. Blanche Hayden. Laura Arm.
strong and Ellie johnson are IN the com.
pany.
Tonight the famous Mehan Ladies'
quartet. assisted by Messrs. Pad len
and Hesselberg. will appear in The
Powers for the benefit Of the st. Ceci.
lia's.
Surrender" will be seen in The Pow,
ers' next Tuesday evening.
There will be matinee in Smiths to.
I.v
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

II none Of the principals dies or chan
ges his mind in the interval. there Will
be great prize light somewhere in the
United States next December. Corbett
and Mitchell have agreed to fight to a
finish during that month. and their
agreement assures to the newspaper
reading public Of England and the
United States a surfeit OK sporting gos-
sip during the coming nine months
Brooklyn Times.
The formal proffering Of the hospital
ties Of the White house 10 President
elect Cleveland by President Harrison
prior TO the Inauguration ceremonies is
\ gratifying indication that the ceremony
Of transferring the reins of government
from one party 70 another on the sth "a
March viii not be lacking in the courte-
sies appropriate To the great OCCASION
Boston Herald.
The sentiment 81 the people is practi-
cally unanimous in favor 81 the annexa-
ton a Hawaii. II the present congress
does not take this view let the people
have the satisfaction ~ putting on rec
ord the congressman who opposes public
sensiment-SewY York Mail.
Gentlemen going TO Washington for
Office would do well 10 take trunks. and
tho bigger the better. II Is the fellow
with ~ grip that. after the second day,
il politely told 'our rules are pay in al
vance. Chicago Inter Ocean.
A New York newspaper suggests that
the people n that town visit the dog
show and learn manners from the AMI
mails. Such course might set bad
example, ~ the dogs Chicago Post.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

Senator Sherman yesterday made a
futile attempt % lead the senate into cx.
ecntiye session It's motion ~as de.
featei 90 a party vote which result Was
possible only ~ the refusal q repubh-
can menlbers a. vote on the motion.
This action practically shsposes IL all
presidential nominations, and - far As
they 4se concerned The democrats nalsht
a. vel bake possession az once.
The senate ali hold only four ~e
sez~lons before 4 adiourns sine die. In
fho~~ sesssons the mad rush 81 unfin-
iehed business All clog the Wheels ~
lez;-l4tlon =, that. grinding al fuil
sr,csl. many Important measures VII
Gle silhoat heing called up. The fever
ish exciteSnrnt II the closing scenes II
congress Is always productive u haste
AMI confusloa. ia which few un~ise
and ia considered hills are carried on the
fdr 10 the statute book or the psesi
dsrtis veto
There Is Just the faintes. ray Of hope
that b. an sdroit shifting Of the major.
i<y.sn executive session may be ordered.
Even !, such course sholld be taken II
uoald De impossible 70 confirm Judge
Hanchett except by unanimous consent;
ard that me democrats will not hear 10.
n the nomination were called up il
wopli. unsler tie rules u the senate. go
o. th~ Judiciary conmitter. A single
ob.es fion IN the committee would post-
rone action Que ful week. and week
from now 1eli. republican will stand
very liitls show.
On the whole. the confirmation az
Judge Hanchet- may AZ well be consid-
cred among the impossibilities. II is tOo
bad that one ~ eminsntly qualified for
the position should be defeated in the
house u ais friends The lesson thu
president has Learned viii avail him lit.
tic. for ia all human probability he will
never axain have the power To snub Oh
senator's from Michigan and then await
the process % rubbing il IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

Carter Harrison was yesterday nomi-
mated for mayor OF Chicago by the demo
Gratis Of that city.
The preliminary campaign which re-
suited IN bis triumph was one a. the
ticrcest personal battles ever waged
against a mayoral candidate. Every
newspaper in that city. except The
Times. Of which he 10 editor and pro-
prietor. was arrayed against him. He
was the target for the keenest arrows Of
ridicule. the sharpest thrusts Of invec-
tive. There were neither heights Of
vituperation but upon which he was inn
paled, nor depth. OF billingsgate but
into which be was fiercelJ hurtled by
the united press 81 that city.
The bride Of reserve was Embossed
and neither libel nor fear OF libel re-
strained the newspapers from branding
him the most abandoned. treacherous
and loathsome beast in existence.
Notwithstanding the avalanche OF
abuse he was nominated by a majority so
Overwhelmingly great that his opponents
were not entitled 20 be classed as in the
race. Viewed as personal triumph,
strictly on its face. il is the greatest VIC
tory ever won in municipal contest in
America
Beyond any manner OF doubt Harrison
is the candidate Of the thugs and plug
uglies. The lov and vicious elements of
Chicago. by fraud and outrage. over
came the consolidated forces OF Chicago's
responsibility and nominated a man
whose past record IL 50 VIGOROUSLY bad
that every patriotic Chicagoan bushes
at the mention 81 Harrison's name. His
election is a matter for grave doubt IL
the republicans shall nominate con.
servative and representative man. the
business men and better citizens will
unite to elect him.
lie will be opposed by The Tribune
The Inter Ocean and The Journal re.
puhicsn dailies. and 10y The Herald. The
Post. Ths Dispatch. The Mail and The
Stats Zeilung. democrat dsilies. Posi-
bly, ar Independent nomination will be
made. but in any event the people a
Chicago owe II "a the country 10 defeat
Harrison Tor mayor. The worlds fair
will suffer most by his election.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

urrahrr all enjoy the seat 10 which The
retablic4n ~as clearly emitted
The most Interesting aspect Il the
ea<e was the manner IN which the re
pat-. majority and alirersfs. ~efe
buried n oblivion. TIE hooss commit
Zee ..e<ided by pssrts vote that Elliott
sheu!d te seated. ~hich decision ~as
rafincd b. The house. The speaker
directed that majority report should
be pErparei by M paynier u Kentucky
ard minori,y r~port by Mr., Johnston q
Ohio. Mr.. Johnston sas sick IN bed. bat
hs prepared bis report and, against the
orders u his physician, took II ko the
house Ia person-
Ia the meantime Mr.. Pasnter had
neglected D. prepare a majority report
Mr. Johnston offered his report. bat
vas told that the majority report would
not be ready Tor week and II would be
better 10 hold his report until then. He
saw through the russ and At
once introduced his report. which
VAS oriersd printed. An hour later
he Mas todd that his report
would NOT be printed until the majority
report Is submitted. The majority re-
port viii never be submitted. because
the nifty second congress will have
PASSED out II existence before il is pre-
parod. IL viii never be prepared.
sspeaker Crisp was responsible for the
order suppEessing this case from the
Record. tie usurped prerogatiye be
longing 10 the house alone. To Mr..
Johnston's indignant protests be turned
smiling face and deaf ear. saying that
the report could not and would not be
printed il the house were 10 order IL a
setund time. Car Reed never exercised
such arbitrary and partisan authority as
this Had i been exercised. ~ nybody
bat the democrat speaker. the air would
quake with vehement denuncia,ions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01
POINTS Aeour MEN.

foung men are managing politics in
South Carolina Just now. Senator lrha,
Who ess elected chairman n the demo
cratic state committee. speaker n the
house add United States senator. all in
three months. ~ only - Years old. Gov
efnor Iiliman u only ten years cider
Congressman McfAurin vas attorney
general At =. and elected 10
congress when - Congress
man iatimer Is ycrng man. and nearly
al u the cseusliers y the too houses =
the legislature ARE younger than the
~ raFe e legislators siaca here.
Secretary Gresham rsil be both tho
premier ard the father II the next
esbinrf lie - ~ aud the eldest nan IN
The 30. beng ilt~t nsenth older than
Ssvrrtafy Norteu. who rarka next IN
psliut - age. while Hosse SIN "a ard Dan
LAMONT ara the bsbies.
Colerel Robert -. Ingrrsni vas
Recently approached by a S<rfchrsan ~
TIE rio~e = his iecfure IN Rkfert Bnrns
nho saai Colonel the titis - your &c
tore shetd - fhe ev,teph an your
fnH1net.sne Haw - that aske.s The
orator. Robert hafns replied sbe
So4.
Mas 0beii vas recerfls 81 Tasmania.
9Th IL snffnfien = lsaeiss ason s1r
Nee xseisra. where hrs rosna n Rad.
snra enfs
tcrgresssran Nswiar.1s ? <sv1sia vii
- ne erif a~ffrr - tie rerf tan.a
rhe ~ae sieese'' ~ - sfrssehs cef 81.
var aueef4is
; isterisne Hrrt0n 30 pshi tshesi srv.
essl boez- Al hss o-n sspense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

Kalamazoo has Q sensation. jenni-
Hart at enc time worked for George
Walker. She says that Walker out
ragged her and j. the father u her child.
This Walker denies. La the meantime
Mr.. Brown. the girls fiance. has broken
of the match.
William Cartwright a. Newaygo has
been sued by Chloe Buriick for $1,000
for selling her brother liquor. which
caused his death in Pickle lake. She Is
n cripple and her brother was her only
support.
Democrat citizens ~ Detroit rendered
the Hon. II. 4. Thrrbera banquet al the
Detroit club prior to his departure for
Washington. Mr. Thurher, owing 10
stress q work, Was compelled 10 decline.
Sheriff Vosburg of yicksbufg has
offered $50 reward for the arrest 81
Henry Rosenthaler. who had a draft for
cleo cashed by the vieksbnrg Exchange
bank. Tie draft was forged
The foods in the Ashland mine at
lronwood show little signs II abafing.
More pumps have been put in and all
danger IL the water breaking into the
Norri mine has passed.
Muskegon pastors have called on the
sheriff and chief Of police 10 enforce the
laws relating 10 gambling and bawdy
houses. also saloons They say the town
is wicked.
Monday night the ID. A. c. held its
annual sparring tourney. James Magee
won the heavyweight: niddleweighf,
Will Magee; lightweight. Archie Nc
Adams.
The Rev. Howard MscQueary has
concluded 10 stay in Saginaw. Ills old
church, the first universalist. made the
inducement sufficiently strong.
Port Huron's common council has de-
cided 10 let the people vote at the CON-
ing spring election on the proposed an
nexation with Fort Gratiot.
The body of a male babe has been
found on the beach at Bentor Harbor.
None OF the prominent members of ''our
set" have left town.
John and Thomas Pagan the Holly
hermite. were buried Monday. Up 10
date eli.7j0 in cash has been found in
their cabin.
Senator Stockbridge has wired the
Hon Benton Hanchett that his confir ma
ton is doubtful. as the democrats are
hr-hthl< ~
Walter Nugent. manager of Phil Ar
mour's branch house at lronwood. has
been arrested charged with embezzling
5000.
4 broken gas pipe almost caused the
death OF r. j. Vaughn and daughter Of
jackson by asphyxistion Monday.
Saginaw's bridge injunction case is
now on trial The Hon. Benton Hanchett
appears for the city.
jackson il making a bid for the
Michigan Car works. which will be
moved from Detroit.
Five teachers OF the Marquette public
schools have been quarantined on ac-
| count Of measles.
Adrian and the measles still cling low
ingIy together. even though they break
out In spots.
Tecumseh is 10 have a new bank with
10000 capital. j. ID. Shell will be its
| president.
John King, Edwin Barlow and Charles
| Goycr. three Flushing pioneers, died on
Monday.
Detroit bank clerks are going to
/ arranf1o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

fieke Smith. selected By Mr.. ciere
land for secretary Of the interior. y the
politician Who organized the raid on
Weaver last fall. which resulted IN the
rotten egg cam paign which drove Weaver
and Mrs Lease out IL Georgia. jackson
Citizen
Morrison. whose 'hofixonfAl faTiH
echeme made him famous. considers
Gresham "a upefart ard a political aa-
ven'urer. Which admirably illustrates
The harmony prevailing amene ne f'e-
so''cs Il tariff reform. -. Miriam Tines.
After lookinr over the crime ana
casualty crlBmns n the daily papers 4
u little difficult H. convince onesesf
that the World. the fesh ard The devil
arr IN a fmty day vscatiun. Detroit
Iriune.
The Iop9iists ~ Kansss are - q BAL
way TIE rsjnri'r - tie supreme eooff
has decided that The refohllfan house =
the legally constituted holy kHianistoso
gasefte
>cv i 80 tfnsr "a hard vher or
cYes~ fecs toeireex 81 ~ hief pressure
plan ard bsiss are rushed sarcnrh se
fseagh PRESSED Detrcat frs'e Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

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s...r a, IAs ks4t s.,<fefs4.s. -A0ked
Al ID slrson saoorf.< until tAs cIssf
wrots ont M f.~.rnsf,a.r 10 sse and e.
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him shss ever $40 AiN 2reapi TIE
honse- sna - Tie fp1ns epurif tnoNftt
y sorie lie fsn~~snisf u s'e msrne1
slseH here. iLss sefe swell yoci.S
reeiett i<r~sns AID Tie gn'on eofn1tN
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se.s n.etf. s.sss,.. hst tne chef ~ a..
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Ten !, and lg',nedsstsl decided ia, /
US h. "a, IN f,r ~. business. 4l.~ f,te
e.I3ssr 4, H. Commercial Advertiser 80
/ Was blooming chnmp fsr selling lie
sfor< ~ rhean That discouraged M.
and Quit the buslnrss
hAte ", >"'''' ~ Nnee. enc W t1-
fe~ women oeninss q hsss'rss ~ thr
country, 'f ste~t ID lie morton. Hhe
sells chewing gum
Isn Rice. Who has resigned h,~ pasl.
sioD A. aas clerk in Tie hadce street
bnnss Nil act a. cif. srenf Or -
We, N,rh,vn. Printinr c.annarx nj
Will Assam. - new duties t'.d.s
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