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THEIR RELEASE GRANTED.
Minister TerriII Knows How to Pro-
tect Citizens Abroad.

CONsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 22.-United
States Minister Terrill. after taking a Wig
orous stand in the matter, has succeeded
in obtaining the release of one of the Ar
menians. naturaliZed Americans, impris-
oned at Iskanderum, Northern Syria. The
Porte contended they were Turkish sub
iects and announced its determination TO
maintain its right TO keep them in prison
pending their trial for high treason. Ter
rill replied if they were not released in a
given time he would ask the United States
to send two warships to I5kanderum to
compel their release.
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BATTERY d.
An Election for Officers and a Ban
Quet.
Who are we who are we?
We're the boys of Battery d,
Second Artillery. y. 6. 4.

Who are we ? who are we?
We're the boys of Battery d,
Second Artillery. y. g. Z.
Such was the cry from the lips Of fifty en-
thusIaStic artilerymen that attracted the atren-
ton of people passing by the GrOltO last even
ing. The occasion was an impromptu banquet
given by the officers of Battery ID. who were
elected in the early part OF the evening.
Captain a. b. {. DOhrmaDn was unanimously
reelected as was also First Lieutenant {. Z.
SeitZ. Sergeant Major II. w. Clark Of the Sec
ond Battalion elected second lieutenant.
After tile election the members repaired TO the
banquet hall.
Captain Dohrmann made the opening ad-
Dress followed by iOusing cheers, and Tespon-
ded by Major hile of the Second Brigade
staff, who presided at the election. Next Major
Waters. The senior Ma jOT of the Second Artil-
IeTy, was introduced. and made very eloquent
speech. First Lieutenant Z. +. SeItZ was next
called and was followed by Second Lieutenant
H. W. Clark. Joseph Coleman, member Of
Battery and of the Regular Army aud Navy
Union, gave exhibitions of glass eating,
The pleasant affair ended with Captain Dohr-
maun making Il speech.
Among those present were: Major " bite.
Second Brigade staff; Major Waters, Second
Artillery; Captain ONehl, Battery e, Second
Artillery; Captain S. 7. Blumenberg, First
Troop Cavalry; and MIR. Clark, father oil the
newly-elected second lieutenant.
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from en- eighth to quarter cent per
pound higher than raw sugar duty.
ROUTED THE ROBBER.
A PIucky Drug Clerk Puts a Thief to
Eiipht

SAN JOSE. Fen. II The drugstore OF O. w
Fisher, on South First street in this city, to-day
was he scene of an attempted robbery. Shortly
after o'clock the night clerk admitted man.
in response TO knock at the front door, and
soon afierward, while the clerk reaching
for a bottle of medicine on shelf the sup
posed customer turned out the gaSlet, leaving
the store IN darkness. The clerk resisted The
demand of The robber for money and a scufhe
enSued The clerk was soon dOWned aud fell
on The floor, but lie managed o fire two shots at
the robber just before the latter made his es
cape ON OF the back door. He secured nothing.
There is no cioW.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12.-Six anc half fur
longs, Silver Tip won, Kindora second, Oak
Forest third. Time :26.
aOne mile, Taylor Hayden won, London
Smoke second Rover third. Time, :4712.
TbTee-fOurIhS OF a mile, Nell won, Onyx SEC
Ond, Ike third. Time. 1:l7$4.
A mile and seventy yards, Rey del Mar won.
Lombard second, CofOnet third. Time, 1:5l14
Seven-eighths OF d mile, Bret Harte won,
Viola Belle second, Captain Spencer third.
Time -321h
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WHOLESALE CHICKENS STEALING
An Old Man Who Took and Sold
Hundreds of Fowls Daily.

STOCKTON. Feb. 12.-J. B. Mays, an old man,
who has been in the wholesale business OF
stealing chickens here, was to-day held 10
answer Oh a charge of burglary. He was bold
operator ana stole in the country, selling the
next day in town. from 100 To 300 chickens.
He had a wagon prepared for the work and
carried TWO lanterns and several coOps into
which he put the fowls Wnen stupefed from the
fumes of sulphur. \ dozen farmers were In
town TO testify against Mays and he Will plead
guilty and take his sentence.
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Robbers Sent South.

STOCKTON, Feb. 1.-Two Italians named
NJ. Ferrara and Paolo Frigero, charged with
robbIng countryman in Los Angeles, were ar
rested here Sunday and Uak-n south Their
pictures were recognized by Detective Klench,
and lie soon had the men and delivered them TO
a Los Angeles officer who came here for them.
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Malonev's Shaver Sentenced.

MARTINEZ, Feb. 12.-James Madden, who
was found guilty of manslaughter for the kill
ing OF John j. Maloney at Cornwall station.
last October, was TO-DAY sentenced to imprisOn-
ment at Folsom State Prison for six years. The
information against Richard Yates and John
Casey as cO-defendants with Nj dden In the
commission of the crime was dismissed and
Yates and Casey were discharged from custody.
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Will AppesI to the Country,

LONDON. Feb. u. "A meeting of the
Cabinet was held this morning IL is
stated that Gladstone proposes to drop the
parish councils bill and the employers
liability bill and appeal 10 the country
within one month
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Pickpockets at the Ferries.

Complaints have been made 10 police head
quarters mat pickpockets were operating at
the ferry landings Last night Detectives Dill
lon and Crockett saw Frank Murray, we'll
known pickpockel, ioitering around The ferry
at the foot OF Market street and placed hn
under arrest. He was taken TO the City Prison
and book ed for vagrancy. Murray.was arrested
with some others in Golden Gate Park two or
three weeks ago on the charge OF vagrancy, and
was out ON bonds II is suspected that ne has
been the cause OF the complaints.
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Celebrated LincoIn's Birthday.

WHITTIER, Feb. Ex-senator Torey l.. Ford
Of Downlevie, delivered an address before the
Whittier State School tins evening on the sub
jecI of abraham Lincoll" This Is the third
year this school has celebrated Lincoln's BIRTH
DAY,
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County Officers Elected.

SAN JOSE, Feb. 1.-The Board of Supervi-
sors this afternoon elected the following
county officers: superintendent of Infirmary,
j. B. Church; Superintendent of Almshouse
Z. Condron; Physician at In1irmary, DIR. c. A.
Wayland; Physician at Almsho use, DIR. III. c.
Brown; Physician for County JAN and city,
DR. L L HarriS.
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Arrival of Two Banks.

VICTORIA, B. c., Feb. 1.-THE bark Archer,
100 days from Liverpool, several weeks of
which were spent off Cane Horn, arrived to-
day. Tie bark ThermopylR, 90 days from
Hong Kong, arrived with rice.
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Exoperated the Superintendent.

SAN JOSE FEB. 1.-the majority OF the
committee of the whole OF the Board of SUPER
visOrs this afternoon made report, in which,
after an examination OF over forty witnesses,
they eXonerated SuDerlDte Ddent L. COndrOn of
the AlmShOuSe from all charges OF misconduct
in the management OF that Institution. the
charges We're recently made by the Ora nd
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Threatened the Oueen.I

LONDON, Feb. PA dangerous "crank"
Henry Carter. has been remanded at Bow
street on a charge of writing a letter
threatening to kill the Queen. Carter has
already spent nine years in the lunatic
asylum.
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Preparing for Another Trip.

VALLEJO, Feb. l2.-The Alert came out OF
the drydock this morning and on Wednesday
the Monterey will be taken in for The purpose
of having her hull painted prior to her depart
IRE for the city. From there she will 60 out on
a trial IT'D.
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Startling, but Unreliable.

VICTORIA. b. c., Feb. 12.-Startling but be-
lieved 10 be unfOunded TumoIs regarding the
loss OF the steamer Esrelle are current. One is
that there was dynamite in the cargo and an
other tina one OF the discharged crew put dyna-
mite among lie coal.
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Trial of a Murderer.

YUBA CITY, Feb. 1.-THE trial OF Peter
Schmidt for the murder Of Mrs. p ID. Garde-
meyer, which occurred at Suffer City on the
18TH of last November. began this morning.
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PAIN ELS
CELERY COMPOUND
MAKES
PEOPLE WELL.
-
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
i under the authority of a certain Deed of Trust.
duly executed by LAURA A. ALLISON (widowl.
and THADDEUS b. KEN I. Trustees. parties of the
second part, and the SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS
UNION. party of the third part, dated March 23d,
1891, and recorded In the ONCE of the County
Recorder of the County of Fresno. State of Cali
fornfa In Lioer la or DEEDS at pages 40 and OIL
lowing: and IN pursuance of a resolution passed
the Attn day of January 1894. by the Board of
Directors o. said SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS
UNION. Corporation, and the holder OF the note,
(No. lO.749l. to secure pay ment OF which the
aforesaid Deed of Trust was executed, declaring
that default had been made in the payment of
Interest and other sums, due under said note and
Deed of Trust. and requesting and directing said
KENT Trustees. to sell the real estate described
therein and not heretofore reconveyed to satisfy
said Indebtedness.
We HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
b. KENT. Trustees, do hereby give notice that on
TUESpAY,the 9Th day of ebruary, A. D. 1894. at
IL O'Clock of that day and at the Auction Sales
Room of EASTON, kLDRIDGE Il CO, No 63S
Market Street, in the City and County OF San Fran
cisco. State OF California. we Will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash IN Gold
Coin of the United States. all the pieces or par
cells of land situate in the County of Fresno State
of California, described as follows, tO-wit
According TO the Official Piats and System OF
Surveys of the Government of the United States
In Township sixteen (l6l south. Range Twenty
OF section Eleven (l1) the Test half of the
Northwest quarter CIV 19 of wv IA.
or Section Twentythree (23) the Southeast
quarter OF the Northwest quarter (SE "a of NV
IA and OF Section hirtytBree (33) the East half
of the Northeast quarter (E 1p OF NE "a
Containing in all TWO hundred (2U0) acres more
or less together with the appurtenanees.
TERMS or SALE.-Cash in Gold Coin OF the
si,ned on the fail of the hammer; balance on de-
livery OF deed; and If not so paid unless Tor want
o eq cass 9oihs sad io and ahe SALE o
be void. Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
THADDEUS b. KENT.
ia23 20 80 fe2 8 3
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the deceased pioneer IN kindergarten work. as
memnI anda for her viii, did not constitute a
Will. and refused to admit them to probate.
Letters of administration upon the estate were
issued TO the Public Administrator.
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Galloway of Manchester Dead.

LONDON. Feb. 12-Galloway, head of
the eminent engine building firm of Man
chester, is dead.
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Joan of Arc Beatified.

ROME, Feb. 12.-The Pnpe has issued a
decree beatlfying joan Of Arc.
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GOUT, GOUTIC RHEUMATISM,

I RAVEL ETC, CURED: TIRE WORST FORM
solicited: acute Rheuma'isn cured in TO
days: chronic. local Rheumatism and Sciatica
cured at once; Womb Troubles, Nervous Diseases,
Fits. Lost Manhood Private Diseases
cured. Call write DR.. SPITZY'S Once, 23l
Montgomery avenue, s. +. fcl3 cod tf
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BERKELEY.

The people of Lorin, after long period OF in
action, have concluded TO redeem the pledge
the Trustee from their district, Mr. Steuben-
rauch made for them 10 the Board OF Trustees,
and at a ciiizeDs' meeting Saturday evening IL
was agreed 10 raise he $500 by obtaining 100
subscribers AT 80 cents "a month and thus nav
the amount at the rate OF $50 month. The
$3.50 is half the cost of chemical fire engine
purchased last fall by the Trustees for the
LOrip district on condition that the people OF
that district bear half the cost
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Edward Keleber. aged %. died Saturday
afternoon after an illness OF but three days.
Mr. Tillman, driver of the HOfberg Brewery
wagon OF West Berkeley was thrown from his
wagon and seriously injured. the wheels pass
ing over his hnuY.
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For rheumatism and neuralgia you cannot ge'
a better remedy than salvation OIL
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Mr. John T. Keliy's "McFee OF Dublin" COM
pany. announced to open at the New California
last evening, did not do so, for the very solid
reason that the train they were on was snow
bound somewhere in the mountains. 1t will
arrive In time for this evening. Mondays
tickets may DE exchanged at the box-off1ce.
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THEY RESIGNED.
Those Alameda County
Commissioners.
Municipal Misunderstanding Billy" on
Trial at Last-The Oakland Com.
mandery-NOtes.

OAKLAND.-A bomb was exploded at the
supervisors session yesterday morning when
The clerk read communication. as follows,
addressed to the board:
The committee appointed by your body TO rep
resent Alameda County at the Midwinter FAIR,
Francisco, hereby tender their resign atons TO
take effect on this date.
! he building aud other effects which have been
paid for by US with money collected by private
subscriptions are at your disposal Respectfully,
FRANK j. MoFFITT,
j. b. MCDONALD,
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"Mister Monte Cristo," called spectacular
melodramatic burlesque. arranged and adapted
by Messrs j. z. Wilson and George z. Lask.
the music by Adolph Bauer. was produced last
evening TO a crowd. IL is In three acts. and has
a cert ain merit that commends it to the public
Purely local In its illusions, IL touches many
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Something Needed.

The elderly maiden lady had sued the
rich old fellow for breach of promise
and was testifyirg.
"You say" said the attorney, "that
the defendant asked you to marry him?"
81 do"
"And what did You do?''
II accepted him, of course"
"Why did you accept him?"
"He was different from most men,. F"
''In what respect, pray?"
"He asked me to marry him."
~"Ahl Did he protest his love for
you?''
"No, protested at first. Toward the
last consented"
Didn't you intend to marry him for
his money!"
"No."
"You wouldn't have married him
without the money!"
''Of course not. "
"Well, do you think that is fair to a
MANI"
Certainly I do," she exclaimed.
"You don't suppose woman wants a
man for husband who has no attrac-
tions at all, do your" And then the at
torney let her go.-Detroit Free Press.
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NO CAUSE.
She Felt 1t Was Not Wrong to Go out Driv.
ing.

She Feit lt Was Not Wrong TO Go Out Driv-
ing.
II think yoa re the most Jealous
man that ever got engaged, said Ma
bel to Jack Holiingsworth, her intend
ed. They had just been comparing notes
as to their respective summers
Il am not in the least Jealous, " re-.
piled Jack, "but certainly do not
think your conduct has been altogether
right to me-"
But, you stupid fellow, l could not
utterly ignore men who were introduc-
ed to me, " pleaded Mabel.
Ignore them? No. But you were
not compelled to encourage them, " re-
torted Jack, with frown.
II never encouraged them," contra
dicted Mabel.
How about Charlie Dashington?"
"Well, what about Charlie Dashing-
ton? l am quite sure did not flirt with
him."
"Nor encourage him in any way?"
queried Jack.
mot in the least" was the positive
AOJOAhhCAs
"And yet" argued Jack, "you fire..
quently went driving with him. ;"
eyes, ! did go driving with him.
Alone and in the EVENING""
"Yes," pouted Mabel, II did But
what of it?'
Isn't that encouraging man? Driv-
ing with him constantly, alone and in
the evening?'
'No, it is not"
"Will you kindly explain to me. "
demanded Jack Hollingsworth icily as
he rose to go, "why such conduct is not
direct encouragement
II will tell you why, replied Mabel
as she took his hat and cane from him.
''It is perfectly true that went out
driving with Charlie Dashington good
deal, but never once did l take the reins
from him and drive myself. New
York World.
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Life
Jake Paid His Bet.

Jake Levi took party Of strangers
to the ZOO last Thursday. In their wan
derings they finally got into the carniv-
ora, and strolling along they reached
the cage where about 90 guinea pigs
are confined. They watched the antics
of the little animals for awhile, when
one of the gentlemen in the party turn.
cd to Jake and said:
"It's a curious thing about those ami
mails. +"
"What is?'' inquired Jake.
"Why, that when you pick them up
by the tails their eyes drop out.
Jake looked; at his friend for mo-
ment to see whether he was serious,
and turning around said, with an air of
disgust:
"What do you take me for? Do you
think I'm chump?"
NO. retorted the maker of this
startling assertion. "But I'll bet you
the supper for the crowd that what
say is true. -
"I'll take you," exclaimed Jake,
now thoroughly excited.
A keeper was called, who was asked
to pick out four o. five of the guineas
from their cage. When the pigs were
produced, it suddenly dawned upon
Jake that he had been sold. The gum
cas- had no taih Amid the laughter Of
the party Jake pxid his bet.--Cincin-
natl Enquirer
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The applicant for work was sad. but
firm.
II cannoS" he insisted, "stoop to
deceive people"
The manager Of the museum pom
dered.
That's unfortunate, he answered
finally. That leaves you only the ossi-
fed man act, and we've got more talent
in that line than we can use now"
Really deception without STOPPING
was confined to that particular special
ty.-Detroit Tribune.
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Quite Natural.

"Ah," exclaimed the cholera germ
as he met the bacillus of appendicitis in
the cheese plate ON the free lunch coun.
ter, chow now?"
IL co." rejoined the other wearily,
with the tide. I"
The full significance Of his remark
was apparent when a noisy man with
bloodshot eyes included him in a sand
wich he was constructing. Detroit
Tribune.
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Quite unsxmpathetic.

Birdie McHennepin and her brother
were at the seashore.
"Oh, see thatW exclaimed Birdie
"See what?" inquired the stoioal
John.
"Why, see that little cloudlet just
above the wavelet like tiny lea1et
dancing o'er the scene"
"Oh, come; you had better go out to
the pumplet in the back yard,et and
soak your little headlet. Tit. Bits.
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Hard to Please.

Yaohtsman (starting out)-Consarn
those workmen. They didn't get the
bottom of the boat half smooth. know
by the way she sails. Just feel of her
sides. They are as rough as a nutmeg
crater.
Same Yachtsman (after an upset.
Geewillicansl How in creation is
man to hold on to a slippery thing like
this?-Good News
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"What you need, " said the house.
wife, eying him distrustfully, sis good
bath and not cold yiotualS. You're the
dirtiest looking man l ever saw. "
tits evident ma'am, " replied Walk
about Begun, deeply hurt you don't
riokolect how looked when ] was here
before. "-ChicagO Tribune.
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A Great Contrast.

Briggs-Why, how fat You are look
ing, old mani
Griggs-Yes. I've been camping out
for the last three weeks.
Briggs-So heard. But I've seen
the other members of your party, and
they are all as thin as rails.
Griggs-I did the cooking New
York Herald.
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A Pretty Pleture.

Little Girl-Oh, Mr. Wheelman. do
stop talkin TO sister a minute and come
and see my kitten. She looks too cum
min for anything.
Mr. Wheelman (reluctantlyb--Um--
what is the kitten doingr
Little Girl-She's standin up 50
straight and pretty a.sharpenin her
claws on your bicycle Good News.
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Gentleman ito proprietor of restau'
rant)-Your family has been establish.
ed here a long time, hasn't ii? e
Proprietor Of Restaurant-Yes, sir.
The business used TO belong 10 my
grandfather.
Gentleman---And did this fowl belong
30 him too5--Tit-Bi
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"Might l ask you 10 favor me with .
waltz, nadeDloisellef"
"Cerfainly, monsieur see here, the
last ono on my programme.
"Bnt unfortunately l shall not be
here by that time, "
mo more shall l. "-TTdrel0t HaYEaiG
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Maud-Don't you wear stockings
with clocks to themi
Marie-Neyerl
Maud--Wby noti
Marie-I'm afraid they might run
down. New York World,
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First Fly--Did II syeE oo0pr 10 you
that baldheaAsd men have . keopeF
sense VI huneF lhan Otiiefsf
second fly Well, l have noticed
that they sesm 20 be easily tickled -
Indianapolis JonTnal
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There g0as . neaaegg@ hoy on bis
Way h0me'
NIi0w aOyos ksos he's EoiHg homsl'
ny lhs ssy he hpFFiee' ~ Washing
tOn hiaT
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SCHOOL TEXTBOOK PETITION.

To the State Board Of Education Protest Against Changes
in Textbooks Any Contract Fixing Prices for the
Next Six Years
Secretary
Instruction McFroy acting the State Board
petitioners schools M
Of
legislature enter into contract st publishers prices adopting
next specified In that law.
view Of the fact that by state publication the people Of California
public school text books
demand state publication the earliest possible
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eyssepl why ela - pssg gesg eas
ihsiiV
lheessfe ~ \ slpsss ssssei,ipg ~
~ iesef Nrllais
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iiHagsi NeeaeF whF pia flnslseF
aGlap aafpgiisf
onggs Hl9elsssHa lhsi ~ ~ >
pliysfs lpQeHae a ~ fne sf'leak ~
fleN
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4. ellef . kalsef s.sg ~ ~ ~ ...fes
VA 4 ~ ~ f'ii f'ii8'., ',1
s'se, ~ lhs D'f ~ ll.,p
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GCut out the above form of petition address
board Of education or mall y to The JoURN and Will be published and for
protest against pepetuatng the hgd
six come
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Mexican
Mustang
Lininent
for
Burns,
Caked s Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
InfIammations,
Still joints,
Harness s. Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
BliSters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Gusts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquers
Makes rEan OF Beast well
again.
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SECRET or LONG LIFE
CAN A HEALTHY PERSON PRoLoNe
HIS LIFE TO 200 YEARs1

The Theory Of '1.ctarding vital Consump.
tion''- Franklin nnd the FIies-worl the
Heart Does i:eoent Experiment In the
Partial Vegetarian Srsfem.