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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-03-29

There will be a Convention of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of this district at Hudson
April 81 and 4th. a good program
has been prepared. The societie5 of
this city will be represented by dele
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CroekeTy Of all kinds At Jenson'S at
reduced prices, come and see for your
self.
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August Hollbeck, Wellington Vannatta.
Persons calling for advertised letters will
please give date when advertised
q. Z. REID, p, n.
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CARPET WEAvING-By Mrs. G. j.
Johnson, first house north of S. Nell
SINS.
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A few of the numerous bargains found
in the Bradshaw Block, River Falls:
Fancy Naval o auges- : .20c per doz
Riverside oranges. lSc . "
Lemons ---.l2c /"
Sugar cured hams lie IL
XXX Soda Crackers. AZ I"
No. quality brooms - .l5c
Canned sugar corn
% lbs. rice for .---Sl.
and numerous other articles, which
space forbids mentioning.
Rooms for rent in the Boxrud block.
House FOR RENT.-Inquire at this
office.
Get your furniture repaired by 0.
w. Neweomb Il Co.
Try our % cent tea. X. n. JENsoN.
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All wool pants s. 80 AZ JENsoS's.
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The lecture given at the COngrega-
tiOnal church last Sunday evening by
Prof Wilson of the High School
eyinced deep and thoughtful scholar
ship and careful study of the progress
of moral and intellectual reform.
The central thought was that all moral
Advancement is due to the progress of
public sentiment. and that public
sentiment is the result of education
rightly directed by great leaders in
moral teachings.
The Financier. of New York, says
that there is no such thing as banks
being born great; they may achieve
greatness 10y plenty of push and hard
work. but it is seldom they have
greatness thrust upon them. The
newspaper is the great organ that
FURNISHES the music for the merchants
60 dance by. 1t is the match that
lights the IRE of fame and fortune and
* AAA4kE1 AJE AAAAfA fAto Vi AAtG
ed world. The safest. most intelligent
aud progressive bank officers in this
country to-day believe in advertising
their bank
March came in with pleasant skies
and balmy air Last week saw a
change, ami such change. Snow be.
gan falling. A heavy northerly wind
preysiied and the mercury began 10
tly downward to find a warmer climate.
The zero point was reached Fur
garments which had been laid away
were brought out and found very
comfortable. Snow fell quite rapidly
AMI it looked as if real winter had
commenced. To-day however it
shows signs of milder weather and
possibly by the time the JOURNAL
reaches its more distant friends sum
mer clothing may be in prospective
demand.
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For SALE.-A few more good horses
and mares. A. r. NERO.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-03-29

Sewing Machines from SIS TO SIS
each at G.. K. Winters
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Get your furniture repaired by o.
w. Newcomb & Co.
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CAUTIOS.-If a dealer offers w. =.
Douglas shoes AT n reduced price. or SAYS
ne mas them without name stamped on
bottom, put him down a fraud.
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For Sale.

Try our 25 cent tea. r. n. JENsoN
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WHEN YOU Travel FROM
AGENT @nssTw A.

as ELECTION NOTICE.
10 C River WI
hyg Gp lection be d nt several nued
Or dift ice are IS
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Dated March LIST, 1894,
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THE BURLINGT ON."
C. B. & N. r. r.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains at Prescott.

GOING NORTH.
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ON TO wAsmINeroN.
PespIo symPathiS .uz Wiih sue Indus
trial Array graulp-,

Pospio sSmpathiE.u Win the Indus
triai Array Cramps.
ALLIANCE, o., March s7.-rwelye
miles OF the longest free lunoh route
on record was mapped out for the
COxey caravan To-Day. January weather
was alsl on tue program, but the SYM
pathy VI tho people al0ng the line Of
march Ia making II possible for the
men 10 progress without any particular
huriahips. They were chrefod on ny
sausage, ham, bread and black coffee,
Soap IL still among the invisible tnings,
aud thofe 90 n1 danger that anybody
IL going 10 mistake this tor a turnout
" plutucrais. Only the hobo c0ntin.
gent Is provided with soap, anu they
arc not particular about uHing IL.
The health OF the mArohorH has been
remarkably good considering their eE.
lriisucu. Meals that aio irregular,
when they are provided at all, anu
sleeping on frozen ground with u solnt
covering OF straw, isuut ordinarily CON
uIubteu conducive 10 a mans physical
Woll.Ouing. There Is no phyHclAn Ia
the camp, unless Dr. NlStlaud, the neT'
,lus little pIttsburg HatIOIOgvr win a
Dig oNefclai, II IN MD,
Louis smith, tho mysterious ind,-
vldual VINO Is tie military nead OF the
enterprise, has d cold, attended with n
Husky voice. Hiu uOlUreB eyes are
Jess penetrating tuan they have been
heretofore. lie has the utcrt and deCl.
live bearing Of a man ncguttomtd TO
command, but his system vglitsa little
it1m Uptou's tactics. lie can starr and
hnlt tho column, direct them 10 right
iHce, lett und wheel, but ho cannot
direct the execution VI more Intricate
movements. Not only IN no unknown
tut the big shaggy dog that accompa'
Lies him n without name. Hu Ia saw
aae In dguunciRtion OF the plutooTals
and subNdized press, and reckons they
Will all be swept away. smith 10 "a man
OF very positive temperament and Is
intense In hiB hatred Of those who have
money.
The army arrived IN Alliance to-
night, io0,sUfe anu weary, ana ny once
set out on a begging expedition Toes
have begun " peep from shoes that
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A WORTHY LxAnPLg
Sci by the Good People OF the Second
Ward, Pleasant Grove.

PLEASANT Grove, March 20. 1884,
On the 10th day u Apfll, 1890, the
presidency Of the Utah Stake, in COM
pauy with some ofthe rWelvcAposiles,
held a meeting Ut Pleasant Grove, ami
as The ward had extended ON every
side 10 was considered advisable TO
divide Il into three wards. The flut
ward, being the most central, retained
the meoiiug house (Which had just been
cleaned up aud reprinted by the united
efforts u tho whole ward). IL was
necessary ior the two new wards 20
each provide meeting house. Ga
May lei, 1890. the Bishop anu c0uudulUrs
anu the other mumuUrs % the . uUnd
ward held meeting aud appointed o.
committee OF Eve O. select d place anu
build meeting l.uIr. This cont.
miutu has faithfully laborci TO This
uul ne pst 40 tha liui,ui Iesoutcea Vi
tho mumnurs Of the wufi would allow
thrm, until March a, 1904, when they
were nblu 10 report the uuusu finished
ana properly furnished with everything
uccu.uaty Tor comfort sui reverence OF
worship IA good grove glowing, thu
grounds properly graded ami fenced
ami everything connected with the lot
ami house aud rs furniture paid for
the total c5st OF II all being throu
thOuisnl two hundred aud iity dol.
lafs.
On Sunday, March %, 1894, ElIeg
HUbur j. Grant ana Abraham II.
Cannon OF the Council OF the Apostle,
with members OF the Utah stakU
Proficiency aud High Council and
other friends from the adjoining wards,
met With ~ and dedicated tho building
TO the LORD. Tho visitors were met AZ
the entrance 90 the grounds by about
two hundred SUNDAY School chilirun
who greeted them with song OF well.
come under tho direction OF our choir
leader, A. W. Harper. The mtutingH
were called 10 order nj iUs.m aud .
b. m. by Bishop James CUbblry.
Elder Huber J. Giant offered TIE
dcdlcalory prayer, aud wiHu Rud timely
counsel aud words of comfort and On.
enlargement were gwen by the vihlt.
ofs uud Others WHO addressed the
meetings. The choir song come appr1.
PIRATE pieces aud u good spirit pre-.
vailed. Thu Saints feel humble anu
thanEiul 10 their Heavenly Father Tor
their place u worship.
JOSEPH W. ASH, Clerk.
=. 81 may add, Ia order that
| Saints In other wards in similar cir.
/ cumsianCes may he encouraged ~ Try
/ ~ unite thuir humble efforts aud have
a crulilnhle place 0t wursnip, that We
are all poor people anu ur prospects
when We slAtei 20 buiid were very
/ Encouraging; cur ward consists OF
about eighty families, ten OF them
being widows with families and others
very poor; tut with one grand united
effort we started anu God has blessed
/ cur Lahore, J.. w. a.
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WAsuSGToN, March IA load.
Ing member OF the Senate committee
on foreign relations, who Is also per.
sonal friend Of Rear Admiral Walker,
discussing the mission Of tho admiral
10 the Pacific said today he believed
his mission had far more 10 DO with tho
Boring sea question tnan with Hawaii.
"Aflairs ~ Honolulu" bhil he,
are quiet az present aud 30 not think
there h any prospect Of disturbance,
The Beriug question II by no means iu
satisfactory condition. Eug and 10
apparently not taking steps TO lul INTO
execution the regulations Tor the cDn-
trOlOi the sea fiahrfies and II begins 10
look az II that country was preparing
10 ovads the spirit of tho international
agreement auu Il wUulI use Canada
Tor Ihis purpose.
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H. RENu, or, March gG-A poou.
Hairy huruule murder WAS committed
IN Cheyenne county, Saturday a
Mrs. Williams, n appuari, hal leit hur
1aoy IA Tue care OF lIa Two hg'.heisi
Gibion, ggod o. aud another boy SIN
younger Duuug the mothers absel go
Gihs0n clipped W 10 the bed uIUn
which tue child lay aud beat II 10
death with a club.
After having killed the baby, lhotw0
boys dragged the body 10 Tie Rear Oi
tue nousu and were Preparing a. uuTy
ID wnen discovered. GIblon, though
suemlugly aware OF the enorulity u Ms
deed, refuses 70 give his TeasJus iof
committing il.
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TELBGRAPHIC.
A Gagged MONSTER.
Ppndergast Assllls His Death Watch
With a BiOOmstlCk.
THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.
The Assassin says lie Knows His Con-
stilulional Rights aud Demands
Them.

CHICAGO, March "a. - Prendorgaal
attempted 10 punch the eyes out Of
Chsrlos johnson, his "doath walch,"
l,ic this evening. He used broom
dlcE and struck Johuson IN tho face
twice IA the latter sat I'm front Of the
cell, barely missing Johuson's left eye.
Taller Morris removed Prenicrgast 10
D. dungeon ~ soon AZ the affair was To-
ported 10 him. Pfondefgnst refused
10 leave the cell for a couple Of houfs.
The trouble which aroused the p -lt.
onor was causod by Johnfon cOmpoll-
ing the prisoner 20 ~ down when he
was attempting 10 make a speech In
court. Pfcndcfgatt was wfatniul, aud
broke loose whom johnson had luit the
courtroom.
"tps good thing for you that We
were In the courtroom that day when
y0u took hold Of me-" he cried.
Eyes, / expect 90" replied Johnson
GOOD nalutudly.
"i know my constitutional rights"
Insisted the asGAtsin, growing excited,
"and demand them"
"Well, you're getting thOm, are you
uol2" queriod the guard.
"rhere's lot Of you fellows around
lrrc who would b. glad 10 zee me get
the worst OF H. You're onc Of them,
TOO" ami II was nj this point that
ptuudUfgnHt teized u broom In his cell
aud, pushing the handle through the
u,rs, labbed johnson twice In the face
with the handle with all the strength
90 his command. The guard was taken
wholly by surprise. Four hours in tue
dungeon quioied the assassin, but lac
wnl very sullen when he returned 10
Hcrll.
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TuATLErrEn
sac Tpisue Madeline says SHE Did
Not write.

NNN NnNNANN hhNNAAhN NNIH sue 1AN
Not write.
WAuuNuroN, March aI.-rhe lie.
su.a Ia tho Pollard. Btcokiufiigo trial
took a now tack today anu vuuiurod
up1n tue troubled SEA Of expert testi.
u1ny. Two witnesses well known Ia
Washington, DR.. L.. NJ. SChaiior, the
deputy coroner VI the District OF Column
bla, aud Mr.. Edwin y. Hay, an atlor-
nuy who ~ something OF n local
Chnuncoy Dspow, appeared for the
Kentucky CONGRESSMAN and their
statements were directed 10 tho sup.
yoft OF the contention that the hand Of
Madeline Pollard ponnud the black
b rdcfod letter written In 1854, which
thu has most omphntically denied
twice On the witness stand.
Great stress is laid by the defense
upon tho authenticity OF this letter,
ntcause thoy think n she can be proven
ialao on one important detail, her
whole statement will be- impeachej.
This letter Il a. fJll0ws;
WESLEYAN COLLRGE, July 20, 1854
"To Dear Colonel Brookinridgo.-
Your letter came 20 me Saturday. 1
nm glad you told mo Ii would bs in
convenient 90 come out hero 90 the
college, for II you had gene TO ever
tuch little trouble 10 listen 10 what
sometimes ovorburdens n schoolgirls
mind, you might be inclined 10 be- pro-
voEcd with yourself A preachers
opinion Of any little affair OF niue
would cause premature gray hairs,
where your opinion would clear away
all doubta aud fears aud lot mo 10 quite
ICES hearted agniu. 1 have prepared
you fJr divorce case, but listen, IL IL
Wursc than that.
III a certain peTsUn should advance
funds for my tuition hero ~ school for
three year., under the promise that
marry him at tue expiration OF that
time, could he DO Anything N 1 would
not marry him, aud REFUND all he ad.
vaucou2 | know you think, why this
doception2 But on no other terms will
1 agree. When girl wants nothing
hlt q good education anu means u Oh
tain such are denied her, what IL she
10 do but 10 take tho only chance she IL
ever likely 10 have. / liked your face
and | hm sure would like you, anu II
nt any future time you are la tho city
hud would care 10 come arOuui, 70.
member that home faces are Always
welcome. | am very respectfully
you're, MADELINE Is. POLLARD"
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Two Charges Formulated Against
Lieutenant - mnu.
WAuuNuTON, March "a The order
NJ court martial In the case Of Lieu.
tenant Charles y. Lyman, OF this kear.
sarge Is based upon two charges. rhe
first n neglect OF duty, ana the speCl.
fiuatlons are that the lieutenant failed
TO take an observation for longitude on
the day Of the wreck, aud thRt he neg.
lecled to obtain the local deviation Of
the compass OF the vessel On the iut
and urcoad days OF February last,
Toe SECOND charge D. Culpablu iuclll
cheney In the performance Of duty and
the specification ~ that Lyman, ~
navigator, knowing that at sunset the
vessel had nearly run her estimated
distance from tue 2 O'CLOCK pm. mrrl.
dian position plated by him 90 the pO.
siti0n Of RJuCadOr bank, ami knowing
the difficulty Of sighting tho bank from
safe distance AFTER darkness unuor
existing conditions, failed 10 advise bis
commanding o1lcUf o. II was clearly
his duty 10 DO, 10 lay u safe course 10
tho Woodward before continuing on "A
westerly c5urse, In consequence Of
which the kearsarge was run
aground.
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have yielded to the hard service q the
march, and tue lack Of clothes 10 sliil
severely felt.
Coxcy went to Chioago tonight, but
be will be back tomorrow. He and
Brown addressed crowd Ia the opera
house this evening. Brown piauIib'c
detuuic uf the crusade brought applause
and slO.T2.
About forty men were mustered IN
this evening. Coxey's departure has
caused rumors that the movement g.
about 10 collapse. Unless he is nuau.
clally ruined come sort % q procession
Will certainly reach Washington.
The Office Vi historian was created
today, and It was filled by Henry Vim
cent, the Chicago ToiofmeL
FALSE RuAfpRs.
MAsnLLoN, o.. March 1.-THE re-.
ports seat out from hero about J. 3.
Coxcy being In financial difficulties
are not true. MI C0xcy's attorney
snys the statement about the foreclosure
Of n mortgage Tor $4,000, held by Col
,. l., Pepper GA his hofau AcOlyie De-
uugr3undtd aud g. an Injustice 10 him.
40 record OF legal action has been
entered nj Canton, and Mr. CONcy VIII
not nave 70 return 10 the city, as was
reported.
ray MISSING.
FAN ANroNIo. Tex, March 27.-
General Ffy'. industrial army lsstill at
Findiay. Captain HughuH, and his
company OF rangers were withdraw
today by n telegfaphlc order from
Governor hufg, which Instructed the
captain not 10 interfere unless either
side rtsor,od TO arms General Fey h.
agaiu mystoriously uissiur. All freight
trains are carefully inspected 10 sec
that no IL not aboard.
II WAS nEAETLEsA
DALLAS, Tex, March g7.--Gnvornor
Hugg's cuutufu Of the Southern Pacific
officials for bringing 200 " $40 pennilcss
men from California, known as Fry's
army, aud OBTAINING them on \ wild
pfaitu Ia Texas Is greatly applauied
10y everybody. IL ~ spoken of o.
hoafllcs1 proceeding ami the threat OF
tue governor To make % hot for the
superintendent ana other officials %
the 5ouihern Pacific Ia the event the
invaders broak the peace OF the state T.
strongly backed by the people.
HAMILTON IS A FAILURE.
DENvER, March 2L-dencral Ham
illOu, tho Denver lieutenant " COEey'a
army, gathered atty men Ia tho c0ur.
house square today aud uudcavorod 70
/ got some O.. A. Il. mon ~ act as hib
huutonauts. Failing In this, he asked:
"Will my men server"
Receiving no frsp1n1c, he started 10
walk OIL 10 disgust.
"Haye you got any sanu2" Inquired
q ragged follower shaking his not In
Hamllton's face.
~ have"
"rhon why DON'T you call 10 armsp'
"BeCause 1 have been notified that II
! got my crowd Inside the city limits II
| viii be arrested"
Tue doughty general tripped away
amid the iuura anu hO0l " che crow,
] Tue prospects oil his getting hia"Afmy'
Ia motion are not very bright
ANOTHER CONTINGENT.
SIOUX FALLS, 5. d., March g.
| "Chub" Warner an unemployed
pointer Of this city, h organizing
company 10 Join J. 5. CoXey's army al
Washington. lie has enlisted nlleoi
men 70 far.
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they Publish the tNact words of
1rRtcfni Patients WHO Have uorn
Cured bS This Npw trtntmtnt

To nll line OF huHIuoIY ihrro AFRO fow
litNO hsh who shake thoiriails uul make
% very u.r 80 usu, hIt tina. dom. take
With the fishermen. hoy may uv mlk-
iug splash otHsusomi lIt Ir ut.oHiiuu.
uut hoy are soon unlocked and thrown
back INTO tho water.
What tho public want s 'ho best, aud
nothing bat ih0 hUat They want tho
truth, tho whole truth, aud nothing but
thC ruth. lhoy AFRO not slow lO uoUor-
ua what o. toss, and that BE- N bat CAUSES
tuo utiio O n t1 mako q worry big splash.
Dr.. Shores Iul Shores Hr' ubt misnt
doctors thoy uro phys clans aud sur.
UUuus. aud ihDIr success is due 60 skill
iu tho treatment ui thOir various rptci tl.
uos. Ihuy do not publish th same
statement ifum ono mOu.hH end to
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vi anoInm ln DO IInn.e

WAsuINuIOS, ID. O., Mach g.
There was another day without prog.
ross Over tne O'NuirJOy C1utea,ui
election case IN the House, owing to
the lack OF n quorum Of Democratic
membufs, anu ~ tue Close OF the pro.
uetIiuga it was "a iar from completion
~ when IL first began. Ron cull-
followed each 0lherlu rapid sucyc-6lou,
but while thefe was known 10 be sUD
members on tnu hllE tue nearest tnv
Democrats came 90 quorum was lIs,
seven Ices than aquoium,
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SELLING phIrs

From points north auI east Of Ogden
and south OF paysun Apul 3gd 10 9Th,
inclusive, good Co return until Apr
10Th; anu from other pIinir, April An
to sin, Inclusive, goJl Tor return until
April 18Th, 1884.
April 6.h, 7tu anu slh, special train
will run from Ogtru, Juab nud inter
mediate points, leaving Ogden at $50
am, arriving SAILS Lake $3.50 am.
Leave Juab nj 63ln an, Provo 200
am, aTuviug salt Lake at $3.50 am.
Returning Bptcia.s viii leave Salt
Lake az $500 Pm. arriving Ogden
600 pam, Provo 6.iO r.m. ana Juab
Opm, -
D. L.. hurley,
Gent Agent Pass. Dept.
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Torry MOI Afraid

BAN FRANCISCO, Marcn 27.-Reed
II. Terry, VINO was yesterday impli.
Gated In the murder Of Louis h. Nc %
Winter by Mrs. Palmer witness IN
the Heath trial, which 10 proceeding
nj Fresno, LETT tonight Tor Fresno tO
face the accusation.
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UBIOB PACIFIC SYSTEa,
Special Rates for Conference

For the Sixty.iourth annual cor.
f,ferce OF tho Church Of jesus CHrIti
OF LaitUrdny Saints, Apiil go TO 5.H,
tho Union Pacific Will suh round.
trip tickets 90 5alt Lake CITY Hsiali.WE.
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DID YOU NOTICE IT?
Everybody Else Did---The Differ
enCe Between the IeslimOn-
ials Published by Drs. Shores
& Shores and that Of Would
be Competitors.

Drs. Shore, 4 shores 10 No' Employ
Adylt thug Men TO write Al. Boz
Or,cr 10 Deceive the Sick aud Suf
ring.
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FIVE DOLLARS a MONTH FOR
ALI DISEASES, MEDICINES FUR
NlsUED FNEE,
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PERSONALS.

WI french tailor measurements tHrhoui aud
amnhIug plrlurH, Nos lUi uudlrf MnsatHh
block, take elevator 900 Wurk guaranteed
Hchulafd learn thoroughly M three 30 ten daYa !
cali.
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- Just received
- another con
o. siunmcnt of
those beautiful
Photographers.
Do Cupid' Realm An
those who d.d not get
any of them during the
last tow days can be
supplied now
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another NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE
hotwoon the iuttImnnulH published by
tNUm aud those ui DR.. shores & NIoros.
luCy cure th0lr patients, aud iuD.r tuHil-
monlnls arc pro. Z enough Co ,Lo public