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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-16


The wheelmen of Barlow are preparing
TO have number of interesting races on
Feb. p
Wallace McCracken has been arrested
and jailed at Braidentown for the murder,
two years ago, of Edward Young at Hunt
ington.
The East Coast extension will be opened
to the public from West Palm Beach to
Fort Lauterdale, on New river, on We'd
nesday next.
Charley Henry. a colored man, while ly-
ing asleep on the Lake Worth bridge at
Palm Beach, was run over and mashed
nat. He was drunk.
Mrs. Amelia Roberts, mother of the Rob
erts brothers, merchants at Ophir, died
at that place at II O'clock Thursday of
dyspepsia The deceased was 81 years OF
age
Andrew Searcy, the negro who killed the
mail boy at Andalusia, Ala, went there
from Tampa, where he was a cook in one
OF the hotels. Searcy has a splendid edcu-
lalon, is very polite in his manner,
Weighs about $50 pounds, is black and
nearly q years of age.
R G. Perrin, president of the Perrin
Phosphate Company of Fort White, some
months ago bought an improved prop
trJN Immediately across the lake from
me villa, a Winter Haven, which he pro-
p9ses further to improve and beautify
Wlln view to making it his permanent
The suit of W. w. Johnson of Gaines
VIE vs.; the Florida Southern railroad for
ar or oranges lost in transit, which was
Lle9 before Col. S Y Finley as referee.
Is oeen decided in favor of the defendant
y me ground that z railroad company
not responsible for freight after II
~ oeen delivered to one of its connec-
Information just received tells of the
-ndlng of the body of a man named Jim
6lortan, near what is known as Dryer
D. aHle, about fifteen miles southeast of
g.er View He was shot in the head
v jrI a load of buckshot and had a hog
nn LIZ across him, with one of its feet
tb,n.Hs trigger of his gun. Nothing fur
-..'i is known.
IL. B. Plant. of Southern express
qua railway fame. is at the Villa, at Win
III raven. called by the serious Illness of
pl,rls Ief-ln-law, Mrs. Samuel Plant Mr..
VIM mas recently purchased, near the
I'm beautiful site for a southern home
ami 1ul ulneSS, beauty of surroundings,
ParP proximity to one of the lines of the
leo,itolur railway system, determined the Sc
pla19i; An orange grove has already been
Der 1' and other improvements are I'M
b. Inc l. o. G. T. of DeFuniak Springs
"a special meeting Tuesday night to ar
lodssee plans for the reception of the grand
Wad which convenes in that city next
'---lllssyi FEB. 81 Infarmg..ttiioel. has been
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a 3 q .!
The Wonder Worker
MRS. ELIZA CRANE.

236 East Broad street, a long sufferer
from Heart and Liver Disease, with
Dropsy, says his treatment has been mar
velous,
Hundreds testify to his wonderful power
over disease.
People throngIng from ali parts of the
country to see this wonderful man, and all
go away satisfied.
SO much has been written and said con-
corning the healing powers of Abbo's
medicines and the marvellous cures he has
performed in this city in the past week
that TO those who reside outside of the
city 1t reads like romance. So surprising
have been many Of his cures that not only
the laymen but the medical world stand
aghsst IN utter bewilderment at q power
so potent and marvellous as 20 be able to
break congestion In q few moments time.
Scores of chronic diseases that for years
have deHed the combined skill of the
medical world have been brought TO Alb
hos offices In the Provident building, and
In remarkable short time those who
were blind have been made to see, the
deaf to hear, rheumatic pains have dis
appeared and paTalyzed limbs have taken
nah who iTas created so much excitement
and performed such marvellous cures as
AbbO has, whose name is on the lips of
nearly every man. woman and child in
Savannah-as Abbo, the Wonder Worker.
A WONDERFUL RECORD.
No living man has made the record
that Abbo has. He has received more
testimonials and sworn affidavits OF
cures performed than any living physi-
thousand sworn statements of patients
cured.
Abbo treats no acute diseases, but makes
an entire speciality Of chronic and long
standing diseases-cases given up by doc
tors and pronounced incurable he most
desires to see.
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made with cross stripes Of silk in All
shadest and II Is used for gowns for wo-
men or al ages from babies OF wears
to old ladies 1t will have two rivafs
among the summer gOods-Irish dinitv
anu french organdie but for good ordin-
airy wear, grass linen will surely win the
race Annie Laurie Wooda
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ONLY FOUR DAYS REMAIN
FOR FREE SERVICES.
After Feb. goth Regular Fees VIII Be
Charged.

Charged.
On account Of the great multitude that
called at the last hour OF the nrst offer. d
renewal was made for ten days. Those
desiring to take advantage of Abbo' 5
offer of free treatment to a cure must do
so before Feb. 10Th. as there win be no
extension of time. All patients commence
ing treatment before Feb. 10Th Will be
treated free until cured. No charge ex-
cept for necessary medicines.
ALL SUFFERERS
From Nervousness, Dyspepsia. Liver.
Kidney, Stomach and Blood Disorders.
Piles Catarrh Bladder and Urinary
troubles. Rheumatism Paralysis. Neural
gia, Sciatica, should call at once. Special
quick treatment for private diseases OF
men and all diseases Of women.
ABBO'S SPECIFIC MEDICINES
Go straight to the diseased organs and
eased parts very shortly after their
is begun. They are pleasant to take, mild
but searching in action, yet agree with
the most delicate lady or child, do not re-
duce the strength. and can be used at
the usual occupation, many patients
still able to work and attend to business
are often slowly, surely, yet unconscious
ly dying, knowing themselves to be ill
yet deceived into a false security. They
procrastinate and put Off the matter until
the case is incurable. Call and be exam
ined and at least learn the cause of your
disease and If you can be cured. 1t
costs you nothing and may save your life.
A LEGAL WRITTEN GUARANTEE
To cure or refund the money is given in
every case.
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A collecting agency in New York is
run by women exclusively which seems
to disprove the adage, womans work
Is never dun-Iexs5 Strings.
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Washington Cor. New York World
Nr' Grains quick temper led him in4s
various quarrels which were widely ex-
piolied. ~ one time he had fierce strua-
sle ~ q washington restaurant with cen
sressmau Coleman. nf Louisiana Not long
"Il'r ne went about tile capitol brandiRh-
lug a gun aud tlrreateniip. Ia klu - Ertas,
Mo"it' newspaper correspondent Suisse
quently ne quarrelled with Congressman
bergen, ~ New Jersey in the House and
challenged him to go outside and reueat
uIiaI ne ttrain) had made a statement
which was not true. lie afterwards wrote
u note TO Mr.. Bergen and demanded re-
traction. The affair was amicably settled.
Mr.. Grain was clever at repartee and a
useful member Of the House
The ages OF the most prominent can
didates for the republican presidential
nomination are as follows. Mckinley 81;
Reed. %; Harrison, 81; Allison, 66; Nor
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ECZEMA.

One Fbysieia Proaoune-d II RinE-worm
and Prescribed for That Aiim.nt. Bur
the iAilrnt Used Or. wII-i4 ms Pine
Pitis and WA. Cured.
Prom the Free Press, Corning. Iowa.
was afflicted with what physicians
assured rae was eczema and began doc
t0rtnE for that disease about two years
aso, said Mrs. Eva l.. Evans. Of Har-
Ils, Iowa. 10 Il reporter a few days ago.
he hfst doctor consulted did me no
tN9u NJ ali. He pronounced the disease
..tlk-HpTm and gave me remedies for
that, put soon found out his error.
Nhen tried another physician, with
snne better success but did not sue
Sesd IN obtaining permanent relief ON
'le contrary, got worse and my face
a aHa body broke out badly and a severe
Nchins senEation constantly accom-
ishlea IL This physician pronounced
we malady eczema and I believe now
mat his diagnosis was correct My
husband saw an article on Or. Will
Hams Pink Pills in the county papers
and al his solicitation l tried them.
TO make long story short. took
tNeiNe boxes Of this wonderful rem
cay and am now entirely relieved.
nave not been troubled with the least
sign OF THIS dissase since August. 1895.
I had been taking the pills since June
% that year am glad 20 testify 20
the worth Of this excellent remedy IL
u for la grippe and was materially
bcnehted--ia faet he insists It relieved
him At once
tsiEneil MRS IVA l.. EVANS.
To confirm This statement beyond all
doubt, hrs- Evans signed the forego-
Ing
STATE OF IOWA. COUNTY OF
ADAMS
signed this nth day OF March. 1896.
before me
W. =. HELEN. Notary Public.
DR. Wiliiauss' Pink Pills for Pale
People are now given to the public as
an uufailire blood builder aud nerve
restoreT. curing al forms of weakness
arising frpm watery condition OF the
blood or shattered nerves. The pills
ara s0la hy al dealers, or will be sent
postpaid on receipt q price. 80 cents
a box. or six uoNcs for 30 by adj
dresEiuE uF, WILLIAMS Medicine Co.
Schrnegtady. \. y
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u.sa,.. Hs.--..

-tyr Cote oet. ~ ward rrarh
.tre today that iirc eauip o. the
> hqi1ups was found yesterday by
~ q hanirFs The lerailsn was
27lutTEry efv-k stout right
ipa town T-h.ir rsisy af tifec
- vas led 20 Irres one dead and
F tUa uc1tlg 50 having ben
lssra days Wilson, fad.i ue.i va
~ slup vas stocked with the
Z z'a1 q supplies ani bsidihg
= -sss uent als., fauui
! wise - tie saet ihai ti,r dcntiil
b asza mea sceme-i TO b. cstab
- there Is strong r.ls,n 10 b.
h .as, iar partiss who claimed 20
3 D flam gave false names as ~
= two q the men anyway: uhclh-
20 taeN hstter Or not mny cot BE-
~ Eviicnec = aeeumuiatins that
e-se we're waited fag other crimes
= .Svias bsrn concerned "a the
o~g 81 Montpelier. idaho. Il Is b,
~, fam The names.
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ArreEsaes nssnk.a.

when tho colonel came into the drug
store for a litus bsomo seitzsr he was
feeling rather sociable, and tried to
s,art a conversation with the busy pre-
Ecription clerk,
Don't Jalk 20 the clerk while he Is
e,mpoundiug prescription. please. e
said the proprietor o. the concern.
Don't talk 70 the prescription clerk,
Al YOU say. sahy roared the colonel.
ny CAD. sab. l talk to the hahkeepah
when he is making a mint iulep; talk
TO him 10 the full extent Of my conver-
sationai ability, sab. and II you think
youah little pills and powdahs are OF
mo Importance than the nectah OF the
gods. sab. you are getting too big To-
youah business. sahF'-lndianapolis
Journal.
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Mhrn We Nam.

Professor PheitFhu says that Hvely dreams
nrr Ga Eeuarai a ssen u urrvdus Hrfinn. Saf.
lrGius . scn u slight Irritation of the
h5f.I. orten n raTyGaa flyer announcing ne
lplglarh % f1Ynrehie rr-sls Fr.EAtfm
lfsams Ier a determination Of hiegd 70 the
hsSd. pst1us ab1gt RAN Aad wsgeT are o.
tp1 signs ~ d.ssasfd mucous mesnbranss
ard hropsr,
pTJssass " da-tortsti forms are frequeutiy a
Sth q ahdgtnl1fl lbs.rlciian and disorder
0f ihr Ever prs1ris IN wdlch the patient
sszs any rarT - fhe hciy, especially gnf-
fQrine, lnaicItes disease IN ihsf part. The
r.ehtulaEr, W.sh great sras,eiveues-. = sigh
uiar Science News
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D.sfnc.. aaaa % lurrd.

by local applications as they cannot reacl
the dIseastd rBFs4ou OF tine ear. thsre y
by c0ustitut. oual TEmed. s. Dtatneas !,
caused by an iul!4uitu condition Of the
Mucous lining OF the EustaShlan Tube.
when this tube Is inn5med you have q
rumbliuE sound, or a. p I fest hear ne. an9
when II Is entire y { ! Is Il dCa ness is llte
result. and unless the riaamusi ion can be
taken out and this tub est r.d 70 us
normal condition, hearing VIII he de-
stroyed foreVCr: nine eases out OF ten are
caused BY catarrh. which Is nothing but
an infAmed condition { the mucous sur
faces
We viii give One Hundred Dollars FOR
any case OF Dehfuess tcaused hy ca arm
that cannot hn cured by Hsnfs Cntarrh
Cure Send for ci cula $. free
F. j. CHFNrv g CO. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, T5c.
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A. -1J..Lll)
~, A...l. s,t.' if,i.. Daring roii.
iis7.i Nveiia<

- Astls -is,tss iiffss During foli-
tis.t uyriiaE.
9,t Nov. Word reached
5.s Yesterday thar while making
sI .reech al Hoehne. a place
rllcs sas, ot berr. At about 10
SstuFday night. man by the
Jahu Hoyle attempted to as
az seaatur Caslmiro Baucla.
A. az ,he Democratic ticko, for
!, Nas,1r
n was on the oatslds ef the
~ aad arcd SIX shots through
lsw st the senator. only one
| I,ss-h took effect. however.
y rnur; struck Mr.. Rarrla an the
1, a the neck and ia.isr,i some
e The throat or bead. The sen
- Brought to the residence cf n
d. Sevsrai miles essi Of tals city
/, rkysss4an summoncd
Iss- tie shooting IIoyla vas taken
sass,ly. aad It was with rreat ar.
b ilst he Mexican friends Of aIr.
= rs1,i d prevented fratn mob
4 NaL H0yle has been brought to
isi aud Is now IN the county jan
! apss u the sh0osgRs was not
|zr4 TIE messenger who eainc
D. rbysician was iHtervl-we,i. baii
u sFs % Information further
asi de,afied stove II i no,
y, iazi thr senator's wound vii
= a;ai
: Physicians this uspruinE r.snoy
taiies which bad ipsieed In thC
4 SsEstnF Rarelar Eeck aud n,
( mar ne ppseut inllcstions ar
'as=s viii te no serious reeuiis.
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E..alss ns-n os.e-r.ae...

ss'A Fe, y. ". Oct 3a-tspeciall
sl States Marshal T. /. Han anil
Deputy iseamis arr "a ,ks south
Part q ihe territory after the four
Sssziocs. who have uos hve roo
- tharsed up 70 their account. The
Pr Taslaiec was rcbbe,i again day
'e Yesterday Marshall Han was
Ds-aiEc and Immediately toak The
Deputy i.oaniis l. supposed 10
? Lincoln eonniy with 4 posse look
Z o1t for tie White Oaks stage rob
p 4 reward of $500 l. ofIer,d
ne Fas'oai-s department Tor the
n and $1,000 Is also Offered Tor the
s'''s Of tie murderer, Musgrarc,
.a Deputy Loosnis thinks IS a men.
: q the rubber gang.
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Hia~ or /. rra,n.

'sN'ou' Kan. Noy. i.-sirs. Clara
'S'ek' en- route TO Los Angeles from
1oAe In Lexington. Missouri, iu
N,us from one Pullman to an
was blown by a gust OF wind
sIS platform Of Santa Te train
! hHaddoek. She was stunned and
"a the frosty ground for several
y sue was picked up by Con.
~ ! campbell Of No, : and brought
Ns"'on. She Will recover.
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Z os. - oecuearIaN.
hi'as'as oas naraa rroln the R,n. i.
Death yaIl,y.

tfHah tho Riffs IA
Death valley.
The aeaaiiest occupation for men a,
naEsss is teamlag in the borax felaa u
DeAih Valley Of tae great America
asser'. There the ioagest teams h
shs world are employed. Scientist.
declare that the fierce hear ip I'M.
narrow reat in tbs cracked surface !,
nc earth q not equaled elsewhere n
tae world. whe-e the thermometsr
often registers li0 degrees OF heat I'M.
relieved By even a breath Of air; where
men sleep At night in hoIlnN dftebo,
hiied With water in order to avoid AZ.
ias from collapse The necessity "a,
the longest teams ot mules ana hors,s
ever harncslcd 10 draw The rrr,t ~.
raS'sadea wagons is apparent. The des-
eft team ls The Longest In the world
ana The percentages OF deaths among he
hprses j. greater than that OF domeslic
animals s1ed 10 any other calling For
y TO sixty horses are often hltrhed 10
ofa 81 The numbering vehicles in which
the bofaz Is slowly dragged across the
sun baked aiksil plaInS The average
NE o. even the sturdicst horses used
IN this work is six months. Tor In his
leng'h OF tine they either become
eroken winded, cnnsumptlye from IN
halins the deadly dust Of the desert
o. are driven crazy BY the iriEhttal
neat man there. though protected
BY the wagon awnings from the suns
FSys. can no, so an hour without vat
er without danger o. death. When
team brcsks down and the water sup.
ply becomes depicted. the men ride at
top speed Tor the nearest source OF
supply. aat often When they return
they und that the remaining horses.
made mad by thirst. have srokcn from
The hasHF and dashed on. only TO
hHd death 10 the dssert. The bora1
EAsons weigh 5000 pounds. and carry
[u.pts5 pounds A. load Behind each
saEDH Is tank ooatainiag hundreds
OF salons ef uater The horssa are
harnessod ia pairs the trained ones
IN the lead, aBd the next In intelligence
lust ahead oi the tongue. while the mn
rnly and tho youngsters are hitched be-
tween The niEh leader has a bride
with the strap from The leg, iaw shorter
shan the other. and from the bride
rnns braided rope which the driver.
rerched on the wagon seat. holds in his
Hgat hand The rope Is called The
jerk line. md Is 4 little longer than
lhe team witch stretches out several
hundred feet In front Of the wagon.
During tho busy season tho bo.ax
Eagous uaks an almost continuous
train. aut the hoyses alone. II placed in
single hie. uouid make a team more
than ico miles long Besides a little
iood and water. tho poor animals get
no care. They curry themselves by
roliius Ia the burning sand. After a
fsw months % tho killing labor the
poor eruayares become uhfit for service
4 kindly ride ball then ends their
agony and their emaclated eareasEes
are lef, alongside the trail to furnish
sessnt picking for tue lowering yulture.
California Letter.
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Mind Reading.

You can read a happy mind in a happy
eountrn5pce without much Penetration. This
j. the s1rs Of rosuteaanre that the quon-
Hnstestcrs Siomuch B1ters wears. You
viii ninef many such The great siomachic
the mliarious the rheumatic. the work.
and those troubled with inactiUn Of the kid
usys and bladder.
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riaclrr tl,r F.,nllr.

.sNrhsg's gaae With AT the boys old manf''
"WlL ulck's a-strd.n' Of law"
.tAnd Ilmr'
,'liui's pggiehin' er the gos-pell."
"Aui EenF'
"BeI's poBtlianlu'"
ma l3Hl-wlcFgfs hep
"Wells Rob aiu't nOwhere--not yit- !
cans beat m HFun' inter his head, ef
be dpa't 20 Ter tedrbln' schooi cr cdlul'
at a Newspaper ] reek0n I'll sen' him ter
Caz-rezs- "-Atiaula Constitution
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E,enr.lnn ln ,,e,lrn.

For the Pan American Medical Congress
at Mexico city. November 10th to 18Th, the
santa Ee Route viii sell r9and-trip tickets
from Denver at rate Of x5s.55.
Tickets VIII be On sale November 18th and
10Th. good for return untii December 3ist:
stGp-0Ver privileges allowed 10 Mexico.
This Is an unusually favorable upportuhi-
" 10 visit the land Of the MautezninaS and
sFe tie most picturesque and Interesting por-
ton Of the North American continent.
For fun Information and literature de-
scriptiye OF Mexico. call on or address.
j. +. HALL
General Agent ''Sana Fe Route"
100 Lawrence Street. Denver.
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

Germany shows an Increase Of population
since 1859 Of about 800 OoD. In that period
the number engaged "a agrlcpltnrc has a.
m!nishedi while there has been 4 large IN
creAsa Ia the line of Commercial and Indus
tr.aI pEsyuits. Thr earnings N the intieg
excssl fhnss OF the rlra workers in The
proportion % a little more than taree to 0le.
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T1nnnci,l DIscn..i y.

..Hhai 10 you wear such iH.fttlng clothes
forF'' asked the bright young man in the
natty summer suit Of the elderly person In
hand -nif-downs
.sTo carry my money IN, was the reply of
m. elderly person. And the young man be-
han 20 talk In another Observation-Disclosures
enquirer.
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Cvcl.srs' pR = gcrIvg LEAGUE
A zig Insttsas,on,E, New York--Its Many
Ohi cts

* L.
A Zig Iurtstasion New York--Its Many
ohj cts.
The Cyclists Protective league has been
Incorporated In New York city. and riders
generally Will be interested IN Its objects.
which are as follows: First--A chain OF
from 200 10 5000 stations or bins within
radius OF fifty miles OF the New York city
hall. at any OF which riders store theIr
whef-.s. and where there facilities for
cleaning, oilug and pumping. A system OF
universal coupon cheeks VIII be used. Sec
ond-TO act agent for Insurance COM
panies, and such agents 10 supply In
surance against accidents while their
wheels with weekly Indemnity and other
features. Thlrd-ro act as agents for in
siiranee companies. and as such ageufS TO
insurance on wheels against fire and theft.
while on storage In any Of the bins of the
company. FenrthTo provide substitute
wheels In case OF breakage In the vicinity
OF any Of the stations and during repair
Flfth-To provide places for repairing
wheels and lockers ftr change af costumes.
A. @. Batchelder is the president of the
league. He s8vs: "Ii 4 our gsrnion that
such league Is necessary when you con-
sider the fact that there are 10000 wheel
men In the territory we are going to cover"
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Mr Edward Gerr8rd who has been an Of
hccr Of fhc British museum tin the z2olo-i-
cal Department. for the unprecedented per-
i1d or sixty fve years, has retired a pen
sion.
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07
WHY sl,. Lrft.

placer
Nom: thin haythen people lxplcied me
ter riane 'ieven bikes iy'Fy mdrnln' gefOre
breakfast" ."-Detrotf Free PRESS.
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what made you 50 long baying that spool
or -hreadg' why. had 10 walt until some.
sipp iadies got through telling each othe-
what they dreamed last uiglii-"
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

The cholera epidemic IN Egyp, during Aug
nrt was Of an unusually fatal type. Cairo
rrturns show that OF 4.sIG eases 1904 were
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

piso's Cure for Consumption Is the only
cough medicine used ln nv housed. c. Al
hrigli. Ml..llnburg. Pa. Dec. II. 1905.
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

Ethel-Fred and are to be partners
fer life.
Aaude-of course you'n be the senior
partner-T Truth.
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

"uncle simon whal u the luxury OF woef'-
"I.uxury % Nnei Why. q X the diamonds n
widow buys whea her husband has be.a
dead two months"
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When bilious or cOsslye, eat CaseareS
candy eathsriie cure Euarsnieed. Toe. &c.
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

Boston barber advertises "a sep
arate room upstairs for dying" igno-
rantly omittine the letter "e" from the
last word.
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Mrs Wsn=lo,s's sootninE syrup
or eiil hinr ssftens the ns reduces innam
nation, szys rliF fr- 'nd collie. e3 csnts bottle