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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-30
70. TWENTY PAGES. 70
SUNDAY,
Dec. 5, 1888.
EKITQ Room IOT Inc Advertisers
Wanting to Reach the
MERCHANTS FIRST
EXCURSION.
Space may be engaged
TODAY.
Every Merchant should
be represented.
There are times for all
things.
THIS Is THE TINE FOR
SAVRNNAH'S TRADE PEOPLE.
ADVERTISED Advertise! Advertise!

Not on SlgnbOards, Sand
witches, Street Pavements,
but in the Newspaper, the
ideal means Of publicity.
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TWO splendid once rooms for rent. APP
Il ply to Leopold Adler.
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BOARDING.

/ .ARGE, pleasant room; good table board,
IL 52% AberCorn street Table boarders
accommodated
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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4 tOME early II you want to supply yourself
~ with one OF those delicious homemade
mince meat pies for dinner to day. Z. Scha.
fer 81 Jefferson; IS Liberty sue1t.
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/ DAN association stocks and stocks OF all
II local institutions wanted. John T. Row
land l22 Bryan street
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


WANTED. situation in any kind Of ma
w chinery, references given. Address
c., Morning News.
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GOLD COMFORT-After | have treated
- your feet you will wish you had called on
me sooner. | cure Corns, bunions and in
growing tOe-nail. l.. Davis, Resident Chirop.
odist, 81 BrouFhton street.
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NOR RENT nice fiat OF three connecting
Il rooms, with use Of bath 43H Charlton
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WE WANT you to work for us, thus max
w ing Sl2 TO s35 per week. Parties pre-
ferred who can furnish a horse and travel
through the country; a team, though, Is not
necessary. A few vacancies In towns and
cities. Spare hours may be used to good ad
vantage. b. f. Johnson g. Co, 18th and Main
streets. Richmond. Va
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RnnmS 10 REM.

nor RENT, rooms; second floor; furnished
II and unfurnisned. l55 South Board.
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WANTED, names OF persons troubled
w with asthma or any cough. Samples
and book mailed free r. Gouaux, Houma
La.
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NOR RENT. fiat Qf four rooms. bath on
It same floor. Hot water furnished. APP
ply Q to ~, q Liberty street
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100 PRESIDENT Street, choice suite of
lOO Of rooms. Apply within.
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NICELY furnished bedroom for rent in
~ quiet family, with use Of gas, hot and
cold bath a. Montgomery.
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ROvNS WAIVED.

wants furnished room near
~ to De soto Hotel Address giving
terms. care News Winter"
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WANTED. set OF books TO write up OF
w night; either private firm or corpora
ton. S., pOstO1ice box 81.
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A NUMBER one sawmill man wants a
n position. can saw. tllc saws, inspect
woods or superintend, can also hammer saws.
Adnrnsa M | NpMs nfflcn GaNnnnah- On
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ENOR frstclass work in dyeing and clean
II ing OF gents, ladies and childrens gar
ments, lace curtains blankets, etc, 60 TO
Phillips Forest City Steam Dye Works 50
BrougntOn and " Abercorn streets.
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LON REM, HaJ WIN COuVeulbHce5 EleYen
II twenty 104A Habersham.
INOR RENT a neatly furnished south room
II with bath privilege. No 40 Tattnau
street.
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PERSONAL.

so SSO LBS. is the aggregate weights
Os JO-- OF the two enormous safes en-
ployed by FeReas the reliable jeweler, III
to protect his customers
jewelry and spectacles brought to
be repaired. Prompt and satisfactory work
being his motto.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-01
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.

To GROW fine strawberries keep OF
the runners
sorL and location will change the APP
pearance OF fruit
WuESEvER water is given to plants
enough should be used TO wet the soil
thoroughly.
liz seed are gathered. care should be
taken 10 dry them thoroughly before
storing away.
CoAr. ashes that are reasonably full
OF coarse cinder make u good mulch for
strawberries.
Wrru all kinds OF fruit trees it is bet
Ter TO have one strong limb or branch
than several weak ones
SnrEr zinc cut into wedge-shapcd
strips makes the best and most conren-
lent labels for fruit trees.
A rwlG that can be cut with knife
now may require a pruning saw If a.
lowed TO grow another year.
The cleaner and neater the fruit she
quicker they will catch the eye OF the
BUYER and the reader the sale.
CULTIVATION of all young trees. at
least for some years after planting ont,
Is essential to their vigorous growth
IT costs but little to make start
with grapes. They come into bearing
early and are productive and easily
managed. !.
OK account Of the risk of keeping II
will be found best to market onions a
soon as they are thoroughly ripe u
good price can be obtained.
A TREE is strong and hardy when II
becomes old and its roots are thorough
" established. While it is young !
needs and must have attention or !
will die The better the start TO grow
when young the better the tree.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-01

A way to dispose Of odds and ends OF
silk. and one which has to large ex-
tent superseded the once ubiquitous
crazy-quilt is TO cut the silk in long
strips about half an inch wide. and
piece them together hit or miss.
winding the sir in balls like worsted
IS il grows too long - be easily man
aged Four pounds OF these strips
when closely woven with heavy
linen thread warp make an effective
oriental or Roman looking portiere.
If there is preponderance Of silk
of some color rs an old silk gown,
a broad. plain stripe may he placed
near the top or the bottom Of the por-
there with good effect The weaving
of these portieres is usually accom-
plishcd on the private loom of some
old-fashioned country dame who still
weaves her own rugs and carpets in
these days when such single handed
manufacture is rare.-St Louis Repub'
L.
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ODDS ANC ENDS.

BENGAL enjoys three harvests year
sTYrEscgIPT" Is the new word pro-
posed for typewriter manuscript.
THE widow Of NJ Renan is to have
twelve hundred dollars year from the
French government.
THIRTY THOUSAND tons of "staff'
material were used in the walls of the
worlds fair buildings.
FoRrY-rwo favorites have won the
English derby in o total OF one hum
dred and fourteen races.
ABOUT sixty per cent. of the copper
produced in this country comes from
the Lake Superior region.
In 1854 the Brooklyn bridge cars car
ried five millions of passengers: during
1892 the number was forty millions
TIE average weight of the Chinese
brain is greater than the average
weight Of the brain of any other peo-
pie.
THE prison population Of India, large
as it is, is only 80 per 100000 inhabit
ants, or less than half the proportion
that prevails in Great Britain.
THE duke of Westminster has spen'
over one million pounds sterling in re
building Eaton hall. which is now con
sidcrcd TO rival Chatsworth rs Eng
lands finest house.
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apparatus so that the upper part -
more thoroughly cooled than the lower.
A circulation of the milk is thereby
produced. which, in theory at least,
brings every particle Of milk MP to the
surface sooner or later. This, he
claims greatly facilitates the separation
of the cream.
His cabinet has horizontal partition
in il, with hole large enough to let
the lower end of the can extend down.
ward through it little way. This
partition can be pierced for one, two or
more cans; but the latter. in eithss case,
or fixtures, being carefully sold ed 10
the sheet-metal lining on the nlrer sur
face of the partitions. This table, In
fact, is the bottom Of the water tank
which does the cooling.
The bottom of the milkcan Is made
slanting, and it terminates in tube
with faucet for draining of first the
ekim-milk. and then into another vessel
the cream. A glass gauge near the
bottom shows the dividing line be-
tween milk and cream when the former
is mostly drawn off; so that one can see
when to close the faucet and TO suosu'
tute another dish. In order to discover
the condition of things near the top OF
the can a small pane of glass is in
serted therein, with a corresponding
window in the tank itself. An opening
is made in the bottom of the tank ant
provided with a faucet to drain off thu
water; but to maintain gradua
change in the water. as it warns from
standing. rubber tubes may be con
nected with the upper part OF the up
paratns. The milkcan Is cleaned with
out removal, which the inventor re
CARDS an improvement, although tn
Imperative necessity for performin
this operation thoroughly will leave
question perhaps in some dairymen
miuds.-N. Y. Tribune
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-01
PLANT CLIPPINGS.

A WONDERFUL vegetable is the truf
fe. 1t mas no seeds. flowers, leaves,
stem or roots. Trained dogs hunt for
IL in England, and in some European
countries trained sows perform this
service.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Gardeners
Chronicle recently recommended that,
when flowers are to travel III wooden
boxes. the boxes be stepped in water
for an hour before they are packed.
If the box Is quite dry it will quickly
absorb from the flowers the greater
part of their moisture.
If, for any reason. one wishes 10
keep back roscbuds, they must frs
have their stems placed in cool water.
then the buds themselves sprinkled
with the same, after which they must
be set in a dark. cool room--the eel
lar is best. With this treatment the
opening process will not advance per-
ccptibly for several days.
A BROOKLYN florist has four or five
chameleons in one of his windows
They are from South America ane
seem to have suffered no change II
their removal to cooler climate
They lie upon the leaves OF his palm
and other tropical plants. and are oc
casionally found to alter their color
little, though generally it Is only from
one shade of green - another.
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NOT vovcrtEp FOR.

A sArEroorEp ginseng girl r do
scribcd by the Dcs Moincs Leader as
killing sixty-three rattlers in battle
lasting several hours. Some OF EN-
were as big as mans leg.
A NEnnAsKA man who was attacked
nv n Holstcin bull jumped into tho
rivcr. Bull followed. Man SWAN 10
log and cot on other side OF II. Buii
tried 10 follow. got his foreieFs over,
stuck. struggled. was exhausted, rolled
off and drowned.
In Wheeling, w. Va, a young man
went in swimming and sank. FRIENDS
were present and grabbed him. ihey
thought IL was cramps, but the real
and less prosaic cause was a seven-ioot
eel that had got about his legs ana
was bent on drowning him.
LOUISIANA rcjoices in the possession
of a species of snake known ~ =
.double-crder" II has head at eacn
extremity and can go either way IN
great shape; also a lizard which Is
translucent. These Marvels are certi'
fed to by ono Capt. Ridge.
A TEXAS man was sitting in dark
room recently when he was attracted
by the buzzing of a gold-colorcd bug
Taking the appearance OF the Dug a.
favorable omen he followed IT.
stopped directly over an old well In
deserted field: then the man went u
digging and presently discovered
number Of gold dollars and some few
silver coins.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-01

II is very much the custom for girls
and Young matrons whose purses are
not overweighted to have two very
well-cut skirts. one Of some soft serge
or like serviceable material. the other
of dark silk. plain or figured. and to
wear with these four or five Fretty
waists. turn and turn about-cambric,
pink or blue linen. victoria lawn. etc,
for the morning and silk the afternoon.
either shot. checked. plain or How
cred. of surah. china or bengalinc silk
With navy blue silk skirts are worn
pretty blouses Of pale blue. or one OF
Liberty's oriental printed silks, which
despite the lightness of texture are Of
practically endless wear and always in
excellent taSfe.-N Y. Post
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We have found charcoal a very excel
lent thing 10 furnish our poultry with.
II may be given in powdered state,
mixed with the soft meal feed. and
little pulverized sulphur at the same
time NAV be added to advantage. But
the very best way to supply this IS TO
burn an ear or two Of corn upon tho
eob). charrirg il TO blackness and
throwing IL before them. They will de-
YOUR every kernel, and SO supply them
selves with a grateful and healthy sub
stance that swectens the crop and
serves as an admirable tonic TO tho
stomach. At this season Of the year
the above recommendation Will be
found valuable hint TO poultrynen
Hens about ready TO isy will devour
this prepared charcoal eagerly, and the
increased freshness and redncss OF their
combs afterward e-incc the efficacy OF
This allowance. Fer . month or SIX
weeks IN the early breeding season
nothing is better Tran this for laying
henA aiven them dsily..- Poultry Wer1d'
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HUMOROUS.

-He-s.Do you think nv mustache
is becor.ipg?- She-.-I don't know.
Point out the man who is wearing it.
please. ~-Infer-ocean.
City Spor,sman-- Have YOU seen
ANYTHING worth shooting at around
here9- Farmer-'.Weli. no: not until
you came. >orncrville Journal
Mrs. Dangle-.What do the papers
mean by the phrase painful silence.
dears | don't see how silence could
ever be painful. do you? bangle
NO. | can't Mrs bangle; no. can't
buffalo Courier
MA. said newspaper mans son.
IL know why editors call themselves
we sWhy?-- SOS the man who
doesn't like the article will think there
are too many people for him Ia tackle
Washington star
Too Powerfnl.--'When are yon
Going to give n the rest Of that article
ON the Power Of the PreSsg inquired
The foreman. II dunno said the ed
itor. II Just got finger mashed In
that cus>ed jpbocr.
That Drove Her off.-"Thy did
vou leave vonr last place. said Mrs.
crmso 10 a rsri who wanted position
in the kit hen. because the mis>us
xent an took lessons at a cookin
rchool. mum. Puck
-why. ToInpkins- what are you
thinking about2 Wearing a silk hat
in Julv?- Cant help IL. old man.
Went Yachting yesterday. and my
straw. true 10 tho old provcrb. showed
which way the wind blew Harper
Lazar.
Another Bind. Entirelv.-''no VOC
,yu know that Charley intimates thai
x.u have Wings" remarked Mis-
retrrb- 10 her hosoin friend. Miss Muir
raw H:il. -Ah- see. he ca.lcA me his
ANGEL ND: he said you wer. little
goose. - Texas SiitinCs
Foreigner ION suburban train
..vho i that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gentleman. s'.e--in~ - much attention
10 that ordinar--loosSing woman beside
him Einiher--'OE. that j. he Fitz
smith returning from town wltn
new cook. - Brooklsn Life
Valuable Time Lost Briggs
*.Did Won have = nice iluis hh>l h+Ns
at the reception GriggS Not a
srst~ Eri-c---''wa hat was the mat
ter?~ Grin-s--''I lost nearly thirt
minutes irying TO fad the pune
bowl. -Dctro., Free Press
81 wish vsnd throw away ina
horrid cigarette. Cha-!ie- Come
now. don't believe Won can tell tn
difference between cigah and
cigawcttce- --Uh. yes. can. Charts
II Is lust the difference bctwcena ma
and dude. Boston Beacon.
-..I 10 think JACK Is the most Ger
erous man" she said to her caller. =
IL pleasant to feel that way toward
your husband Has he been .ivin
YOU jcwelry--- NO. Bat we had
little controversy about something
aud he bet me box Of candy against
box OF cigars And do YOU know y
dear fellow seemed drcadfully worrie
fos fear J you'd L'ss"-Wassingto
Str
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KNOWLEDGE

pr;nes comfort and improvement NJ
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly USED. The many, who live BET
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best producta -
the needs of physical being, will atte.S
the value to health Of the pure hquna
iaxative principles embraced II -
remedy. Syrup Of FigA
It's excellence il due to it, prescnunG
In the form most acceptable and pleeo-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of aPerfect lax-
alive; effectually cleansing the systems
dispelling colds, headaches and fevezD
and permanently curing constipation:
II has given satisfaction to millions ana
met with the approval Of the medic:l
profession, because it acts on the KID
news Liver and Bowels without weak-
euing them and it is perfectly free frOan
every Objectionable substance. ;,
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
eists in SOC and 81 bottles, but It IL man
1factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fi0
and being well informed, you will m
accept any substitute if offered
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-01

A Hungarian inventor claims to
lave made discovery which will revo-
lutionize the textile industry. lie as
serts that he is able to spin ordinary
wood pulp or cellulose into yarn, from
which all sorts of textile tissues can
or made in the ordinary way, equaiing
in appearance. durability and fastness
of color the best cotton goods. Inc
method is not only applicable to ceiiu'
lose. but also to every sort OF short
fibrous material-for instance, rags
scraps of cotton and linen goods The
fiber. whether paper pulp or textile
refuse. can be dyed before being spun
into yarn. so that the dyeing Of the
woven material is not necessary.
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''Gernan
Syrup"

Boschee's German Syrup IS more
successful in the treatment of Con-
sumption than any other remedy
prescribed. 1t has been tried under
every variety Of climate. In the
bleak, bitter North. in damp New
England, in the tickle Middle States,
in the hot. moist South-every-
where. 1t has been in demand by
every nationality. 1t has been en-
ployed in every stage of Consump-
ton. In brief it has been used
by millions and its the only true and
reliable Consumption Remedy. o
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-01

The Russian and dotted net wells so
universally worn should not he drawn
tightly over the face and hair. but
drawn softly up over the hat-brim in
loose wrinkles which hide any skin
blemishcs. and give the half-conccaling,
half-rcvcaling effect which i the charm
Of the veil. In evening dress the same
principle is applica he. that l.. for in
stance. an arm in thin drapery sleeve
which wells and reveals at the same
time. its tints and contours. is far more
taking than the arm bare to the shout.
der. In short. the oriental element OF
mystery in dress has fascination that
straightforward American sincerity can
mi apnroach. N. ". World.
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-vr. Arthur stanaard has resumed

Mrs. Arthur Stannard has resumed
che rdisorship Of Winters Weekly.
which was founded by her nearly three
wears ago. Another well-known WON
an editor is the countess Of Aberdeen.
who. with her daughter. Lady Malorie
Gordon. edits the child's paper, Wee
Willie Wrinkle.
Miss Edith Darlington has written
a book called Workers Without
Wage dealing with all kinds Of ami
mails. including the earwig She has
been asked by the English Society for
the Prevention If Cruelty To Animals
70 write another book. which the socie-
" will publish officially.
Edwin c. Marshall. who died in
San Francisco recently. was a brother
Of Kentucky's orator. Tom" Marshall,
and himself and eloquent speaker and
n man Of brilliant parts In his
Younger years he practiced law In the
courts Of Lexington and Versailles. and
the reputation for wit he made then
still lives in the bluegrass region.
Logan Carlisle. chief clerk of the
United States treasury department, is
thirtv-two years of age. He is directly
responsible for the expenditure of over
q. 900. 900 annually. He is the son OF
the secretary of the treasury and was
selected because his father wanted a
person upon whom he could implicitly
RELY. Young Carlisle Is equal 10 ths
trust
When the marquis Of Salisbury
then Lord Robert Cecil. was a young
man he went 20 Australia 10 seek M
fortune. This was in 1852. lie
worked in the Mount Alexander ans
Bendigo gold fields. roughing IT hk'
the average prospector. doing his owl
cooking and washing and general.
accommodating himself 10 the custom
of the country. He found little gold
but accumulated a stock of rugge'
health that stood him in good stea
during the exhausting political cam
paigns Of his later years
-I:avard Taylor's home 81 Cedar
croft. Just sold. lies in one OF the love
lest agricultural regions OF the ~
lantic coast. /; was here that >idne
Lanier wrote some Of his best poems
Mr.. TAYLOR himself had become :
much a man uf the world that he wa
somewhat ut outs with the >omcwhs
narrow Quaker community in whic
his home was. but he had strong loci
attachments. and il was pleasar
thing to see him striding about u
pretty village of Kenneth Square, n
iron-gray beard and ruddy face know
70 all whom he met
Mr.. Anthony J. Drexel. the Phil
dclphia philanthrcpist and the found
q; the Drexel institute in that cit
who died suddenly of apcpleSy
Carlsbad. Germany. last June, ";
born in Philadelphia in lss6. II
house Of Drexel * Go. was establish
bv his father in 1857 and Anthony e
tered the bank at the age of thrice
On the death OF r. NJ. Drexel IN lse
his sons. a. J. and Francis A.. 81
ceeded him. and the firm became o
of the most substantial in the countr
The New York house was founded
1850. and the Paris branch in 1867.
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Over Many . League

snreads the infections air poison Of chills
ana fever, a complaint 70 the eradication
and prevention Of which Hostetter's Stom.
sch Bi,ters is specially adapted. Vast and
fertile district are periodically visited BY
sh.s reientless malady Fortify with the
b;,,ers and prevent il. Rheumatism. con,
.tination. biIiousness. kidney trouble and
nervousness are conquers'le In any stage
by this comprehensive N 'cine, iruoi 80 g
everywhere.
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THE COVETED CASH.

ENGLISH sovercigns were first minted
in 1859. They were called by various
nicknamcs-
wAMPrM was adopted by the New
England colonists in all their dealings
with the Indians.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-01
AGRICULTURAL HINTS
NOVEL MILK COOLER.
Getting Up . Circulation IN Asasst the
Cream to Rise.


Cream to Rise.
Dairymen have long studied how to
obtain the largest amount OF cream
from given quantity OF milk. andhow
best TO care for the latter while the
former was rising. Much inventive
genius has been devoted 20 these sub
1ects, and more or less success has at
tended its exercise. One OF the men
who has been working on the problem
Is ID. H. Wooster. of Northfield, W
who, in his milk cooler, makes new
application OF the old principle that the
warmer portions OF mass OF liquid In
any vessel rise to the top, while the
colder portions sink 70 the bottom. In
stead OF immersing his milk can in
chilly bath completely. he arranges his
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-01

MAxAeER-sThat young friend = YOURS IS
4 sleepy sort OF fellow. What shail 70
with himr' Merchant-"See II you eau
nnd him a place in the night shirt depart
meut It'd Bits.
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Veal Outlets: Have them cut thin.
cover with boiling water. stand for ten
minutes: drain and wipe dry. cover
with egg and bread crub~ and sants---
psstop Budget.