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The state herald., 1896-05-08
INDIGESTION.
The Dissas. VIII Create the Symptoms Of
heart Disease, Kidney Disease, Etc.
From the Standardization. Brooklyn.

From the etandard-Union. Brooklyn.
n. r.
Few women have Ind more mis-
cradle existence and lived TO tell tho
tale than Mrs. ANN l.. Smith OF 81
Pulaski Avenue, Brooklyn. with all
the comforts that money affords, with
all the happiness that many loving
friends can give. the joy OF Mrs.
Smiths life was blastsd for years by
tho terrible ravnges OF sickness, The
story 10 most interesting az told to
reporter.
~ was an Invalid for years. suffering
first with one complaint and then with
another. The thing which caused mo
the most discomfort nnd made me Of
fensive 70 my family was tho worst
case OF indigestion imaginable. 1 had
the best physiciGn we could IND, ana
occasionally his prescriptions relieved
me temporarily. But the pains and
misery would all soon return again
/ became desperate, and started in to
try remedies Of which, read. Among
them were the Pink Pills. took the
pills End followed out the diroe-
tions to the letter. and before
many days l began 70 feel ui,e differ
ent woman. For six Easks I tSnh inc
pills regularly, and cad trnthSiy
add after that was us wei hnE ph'
IN the family. This change for the S7t'
ter In my condition has caused my
relatives and friends to take the pilla
We buy them FROM tho drug store OF
John Duryea, at tho corner or Dekalp
and Sumner Avenues,
II assure you II was Impossible for
me TO oversee my household for throo
years Now l visit my Kitchen every
day, do my own marketing and shop
| ping: In n word look after everything
connected with my home and family.
"oh. yes, still keep taking the pills.
| ! take one daily after dinner Preven-
| ton, you know, Ia better and cheaper
than cure. verify believe one half
OF the women who are suffering from
the Ills which our sex are heir 10 would
be up and we'll II they could be In
\ duced to give the Pink pills n fair trial.
| ! certainly recommend them heartily
and and feel grateful 90 the phyGiclnn
| who put them on the market"
Mrs. Smith is n woman OF come
means and standing In the community
| md. therefore, her testimony will bs
accepted without question by all
thoughtful people.
III. Williams Pink Pills contain nil
the elements necessary to give new life
and richnesB 10 the blood and restore
shattered nerves. They may be had
| of all druggists or direct by mail from
\ the DR.. williams Med. Co, Schenecta-
! dy. ~. Y. at 30 cents per box. or ak
| boxes for $3.50.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

GRAVEL a ELL. ROOFING f H s:s:i:: !. Ii Isl; i;
The state herald., 1896-05-08

NAPOLEON AS A GAMBLER.


Risked 10000 Francs and the Result
Influenced His Entire C"r"er'
Lord Holland relates In his memoirs
how once the military career OF Napo-
leon l. and Herewith to certain ex-
tent the fate OF Europe derended upon
a game Of hazard. When Napoleon was
appointed for the first time as an indie
pendent commanding general OF the
Italian army the directory then at the
head OF France was not willing-or per-
haps not nble-to provide enough mon
ey to defray the expenses OF himself
and his lieutenants to the seat OF war
and make proper show rs command
Ing general OF so considerable an army
at Its headquarters. Napoleon Dor
rowed mnn.y fom his friends and
The state herald., 1896-05-08
A Young Lady Ap,arist

From the Morrill, notes In tho Little
Falls (Minn) Tribune, It is learned that
No Nellie Cheeley has taken home
stead claim and 10 going into the honey
business on large scale. starting her
apiary with nifty colonies Of boes, She
Is experienced. and will doubtless mako
big success OF the venture. This en-
terprising Minnesota girl will teach
school In winter seasons and care for
her bees during the summer months.
1t has already been demonstrated that
there is good profit In both bees and
honey. and the business has many fol-
lowers.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

Tho Mandnn (S. d. Pioneer says that
one OF the many admirers OF General
Custer and his wife has forwarded few
leaves gathered from one of the trees
planted by Mrs. Custor's own hands At
Fort Lincoln, aud IN the kind neknowl-
pdgment Mrs, Custer expressed har
appreciation Of the mcmento. and
added: 1T makes me grateful TO hi.d
my husbands frontier friends 20 trus."
The state herald., 1896-05-08
rules can help. requires human,
touch. II can only be done by smile.
4 welcome, a handmade.
Mad. Money o. III. Nerve.

A number Of mon have made nice.
snug sums at Roasland this year upon
little capital. but q large amount, Of
nerve. One man from Butte, With a
good reputation as a rustler, but with
little money. remarks the Vancouver
q. o. World. bought o property and
gave his check on Butte bank for
$4,000. He took chances upon making
turn by reaching Butte before the
cheek. He did 10. made the deal. and
had tho money in tho bank when the
check arrived. This Is one instance
where slow mall service was bene-
1t instead Of a loss,
The state herald., 1896-05-08

ingersoll does not trouble IN minis.
tara much. His talk may DO witty. hu,
his ,ibes and arguments nfo n fehnnh
OF those Of Paine and voltaire. argu-
mcnw which hay. been answered %
often that wa arc tired OF answering.
arguments which are no ancient aud
musty tina, va are surprised that lngor.
soil In willing to bo 40 far behind the
time 40 to dress them NJ and ,rot them
out ngain. They are about mn effective
for his purpose M nth century blum
dorbrss would be against modern
ironclnd. -i,oy. y. l.. Anderson.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

A huntef riding through thu woods
near Gray's Harbor. Wash. the other
day. came to big. fallen tree in his
path. The ground seemed clear on tho
other side. and he leaped his horse over
the trunk. The horse landed squarely
on the back OF n bear. ~hict evidently
had been asleep there. The bear was
as much startled us the horse and
quickly made on. while the hunter was
thrown to tho ground. the horse pitch
Ing him out OF the saddle sideways n
It's frightened leap away from the bear.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

The other day two eross-eyed mon
were riding down Broad street. when
suddeply collision occurred. Thou
one OF the men Gnsrils said
why don't you look where You're
foins1r
Az quick Ms n fash the other, notie-
ing the formers defect OF vision. ro-
pllcdI
why don't you so whore you're looh'
,nr1' ..
And tho reply bcins 40 apt botii
mounted their wheels and rode on
smiling philadelphia Call.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

~ have bill here" he begna. M no
entered mercantile establishment and
fumbled In his inside pocket
"You'll have TO call again.. said tho
proprietor. "f'm very short to-day"
Very well. N you any no. but Ia q
So bill which customer Of yours
asked me TO bring In to pay for come
goods he bought lately. SIN you DON'T
have to take Il, you know oood.dayr,
--pltisburs phroniole.TelsUaph. ~
The state herald., 1896-05-08

g lU.l. tQWtS s S$; g I'll 81 n
The state herald., 1896-05-08

Willie Washington was gazing into space
with look NJ Intense anguish
''Whnt Is the matter, WillicF' said one
Of his friends "Ilnvc you been having
tr0uhlCf'
"lh.n.a. I'm afraid that I've gone and
made myself V"rwy Unpopular Win Van
Dlggl.s and his wife don't you know
sin what way
.Wly, you know they both wide vi.
cycle
"Nps"
''In costume"
"Certnlnly" .rt,.,.
And i met them this afternoon. Ihey
mass, Z me one nftah the uihnh
And dIdiii ypp speak to thcmT
"NH.nss wish ! hriu't, foh, DO vow
know every time ! think The tinitNh oNhii
I'm hnIf convinced that | liftcd my ~ n4l
bowed 10 Van DiEElr4 and said Hello, "il
man, To- his wife" Washington star
The state herald., 1896-05-08
A boz er IN. "An,len. s.,l"

A peculiar thlng In connection with
tho Christian church revival Il tina, a
large black dog. apparently belonging
TO no one. has been attending tho meet.
inEs regularly. The dos walks quietly
into the church when tho singing com
mcncos. nnd lies down. llnienlng ut.
tcntiycly 10 tho services, when tho
bcncdietlon In pronounced the animal
walks out, mud In seen no more until
the next night. The don eanno, BIO In
duced to leave tho church until the
services ara oyor,Ifs,
The state herald., 1896-05-08

When the mail collected Saturday
night from the street boxes In Wash
ington was sorted at the postofllce the
dead body OF white baby was found.
neatly wrapped In brown paper. II the
package had borne an address md
sufficient stamps 1t would no, have
attracted attention as contraband mat
ter. The package had been deposited
In one OF the large street boxes for the
reception of packages. There was no
mark on tho wrapping to show where
the body come from.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

The disooverer Of Yosemite Valley
was John NJ. HutohinEs. He settled
thero and made his discovery known to
tho world. There his wife and daugh-
ter died and were buried. The Butte
lMont) Intor-Mouhtain says It would
have been q cruel act to have evicted
the old man from his cabin. as was
contemplated when the government
took possession Of the ground rs park.
The Yosemite commissioners evidently
took the same view finally. for 1t is
nov decided that tho old man is to re-
main In undisturbed possession OF his
cabin,
The state herald., 1896-05-08

Usually when two little girls nre
thrown In each others company, It does
not take them long to get acquainted.
The other day. however. two young
maidens OF Allegheny who were left In
the same toom together. experienced
much difficulty in getting the CONVERSE
ton started. AT last bright thought
struck one OF the girls, and sho re-
marked, cheerfully:
MY feet are bigger than yours"
That broke the ice.-Pittsburg Chron-
lclo-Telegraph.
The state herald., 1896-05-08
why don't you go who're you're lool'.


Two farmers OF Beech Springs. Va.
wen, TO law q week or 20 since over n
calf, valued n, g.. which one accused
the other OF stealing Tho litigation
cost tho farmers about $50 each and
tho case was dismissed. The next day
tho calf was found dead In n cave on
property which did no, belong to either
OF the litignnta. -Erohnngo
The state herald., 1896-05-08

n eIyca ali the particulars which en-.
nbiea Won 10 ret the best 800 ltncyeio.
which, with the discount allowed py
working the puzzle. makes " INC
chrapoat ~ wen M the best We NM VIM,
n, once a few Rncycica IN your locality
ar advertisements now n your oppot
,unity, Bond na your solution OF pnk,
ylo YOUR nnmo and address, modol
wanted mud height of frame,
Miami Cycle md Mfg, Co.
Niidio,own. ohio.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

Very decorative screens, thrtefold. In
scnrlet silk .mbroliarieu with long
trailing branches. Of blossoms and Win
tropical birda. all In nno silk. are Mt
tracing enthusiastic admiration. They
arc especially handsome In large par
jorp, where thoy light ~ Homber
sofnors mos, effectively.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

ssIliIlin fnd wond wrrslne naehinery lsec",..i
MlHINl lsfdb Of ali tinfs fought and .oli y.
y Nnrhin.rr lm- i..n 1 arI,.tts- Wow. ~ NLrhss
The state herald., 1896-05-08

The British people consume every
year $4,000 900 worth more OF gram
than they produce, and In View Of pos,
slblo war complications " Ia PROPOSED
10 seep rs, loss than one Ysaf's supply
Oh iaprsaA on hand.
The state herald., 1896-05-08
EE ~ sasy>
5|sH1tAklGh0 YE. p
BY CLARA AUGUSTA
INTERNATIONAL PRESS ASSOCIATIONS

luding to n, sudden illness. I am quito
we'll now.
He gave her his arm. and they went
up to the house together. followed by
Leo.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

A deer walked lriEuroly ny tho main
stree, OF West Briuilo. Maine, one day
last week. itn walk would not have
been long one Tow weeks ago, but
Names game laws arc very strict, nn1
IL being now close time the deer
ambled through tho town In perfect
tnfety.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

Men and women. boys and girls
readers OF this paper II you neg
loc,ed 10 send IN your hnawrt
10 the advertisement OF the ffc--
ldcntini Puzzle In last weeks ~
sue of thi. paper. DO not hegI'et 70
40 40 now. 10 not put !, on u,'
your copy Of Lar, weeks pap'f
The state herald., 1896-05-08

lbs ana W fiAhn 0N''t ''"'''f INV
Ar. unsurpassed IN quality. Parties IN need
~ Saddles aud Harness goods, WIZ rnl ll'
above dru prompt aud reliable IN ey"ry =
,p.rt Prices are the lowest IN The -fhie,
arnlity u goods considered. srnd for fhr'r
new Catalogue
The state herald., 1896-05-08

''Oh, can recommend Him 90 ynu. To- y
ablisinR. h. knows ils work, be- i honest 3"
"Hni h. stole my watch" "Ynnrs, tool"
The state herald., 1896-05-08

uu ia aid ihrra IL little ilnffrng' b.
,,.fs, rH,iia and ihfinlif" welt thrfp .
nna Important difference " ahlh"fit'H W"
ifrf Hf fHm thr lunHilna
The state herald., 1896-05-08


charming panorama Of sunshine and
shadow before her. and book Of poems
In her lap, when there was step at her
side. She looked up, and saw the face
Of Louis Castrani.
Miss Harrison. you will, trust, ex-
cuse me for seeking you hero. But my
wish to see you was 80 strong. that. on
my way TO the White Mountains. l left
my par. and turned aside here. to
crafty the desire. You know you gave
me permission?"
Il did; but hardly thought you
would take advantage Of It."
Perhaps I ought not to have done so.
Indeed. tried hard not to. Are you
very angry"
No. am not angry at all. am
glad to see you" She held out her
hand. $50 is Leo. too-only see him
caper."
The dog was leaplng upon Mr.. Cas-
trani. with the liveliest demonstrations
OF Joy. He patted the silky head.
1T Is something to be welcomed by
brute, Miss Harrison: their instincts
are seldom at fault, believe. Have
you been we'll. Miss Harrison?"
VERY we'll. thank you. And you?
But need not ask. Your looks Answer
for you. When did you leave New
York;"
i have been in Few York only fort
night since I last aaw you. Business
has kept me elsewhere. came from
New York three days ago. What a
beautiful spot you have hidden yourself
inr
Il am pleased to hear you say so.
Isn't 1t lovely7 But you must tell me
about home. How are all my friends?''
They are all we'll. How mellowly the
sunshine falls on the rough crags op-
posite. and what picture for paint
er to transfer to canvass
Yes. l have wished I were an art
list. over and over again. But I have
no talent in that direction. My friends
are all well. you say? What OF Miss
Lee? Did you see her:"
"Yes, she is well. What are you
readingg lifting the book from the
ground where It had fallen.
Margie turned suddenly upon him
and regarded him searchlns,;.
why do you evado answering my
questions, Mr.. Cestrani? It Is nat.
ural that shonld want to hear some.
thing OF the home from which have
been 20 long away, is 1t not? Why do
you refuse to satisfy my reasonable
curiosity on that subject?"
Oastrnnis handsome face clonaed-
He looked at her with tender pity In his
eyes.
Miss Harrison. why will you press
me further! Your friends are all we'll. :
Il know. but there is something be.
hind that. Tell 1t to me at once"
Il cannot-indeed, / cannot. Tor
must hear It from other bps. would
rather die than cause you one single
pnng Of sorfoW."
you are very kind. Mr.. Castrani-
you mean generously-but l want te
know" Some subtle Instinct, seemed ,c
tell her what she was to hear-,or sh,
added, rs It OF Miss Lee,"
II told you Miss Ice wan we'll"
Mr.. Castrani. have given you more
Of my confidence that have ever DO.
slowed on any other person. because
respect you above all men. and becaus,
j have perfect confidence In your honor
Haa this matter. OF which you hesitat,
to tell me. anything to do with-witl
Archer Trevlyn?"
A.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

uf. Nuslrua nld gpn infr much irnahle
q, isgsgiVT in sing ~ iHsHiifnllft Mlsa
T,ntiy Itsl especially Nllh tho nrlrhl"is
The state herald., 1896-05-08

y. J. CHENEY 4 60. Tul,slu, o., rrnprs
~ tiHii's 1ulrfh turi. offer flOi reward fnt
ans ease ~ .Hflrrh ihH' riu not he cured by
tHtIuE Hail's rlfHrrh rufr, Send for tyTfi-
uuniils, ffes Sold by druggists, T5c,
The state herald., 1896-05-08

"Tbey ,ss IA. love Il blInd" -vhcl tiis
.pr,lHsl rid 'itf b. wnHn't" replied her
obvious nigul. "rume people would hr''r
have 4 chance 10 ggt married.
The state herald., 1896-05-08
CHAPTER XIX.

r G II F. r TREv-
Ign and A lie Z q n
drine Lee were
married in Septem-
Der. 1t was a very
quiet wedding. the
bridegroom prefer
ring that there
should be no pa
rade or show on the
occasion. Alexan-
drine and her
The state herald., 1896-05-08

Young puH never talk nhuut ihlnr,
ii,s's 81 not understand. oid itun Really,
yuu thus, y. ihe fu1-f fetiecnt young miu u
tile fltT.
The state herald., 1896-05-08

I'lso's Cute for Consumption h file only
bright MisiIabHru "a, fer. IL. 1856
The state herald., 1896-05-08

tbil tbs Jury md iur phs1nut rnilitf'
t.i,stfiii a mon fpnnr rnlHH y burglar "Nn,
stlW tssUIHdfl The uUi'rruani "ihty lllht
and him ~ 49, itr got away
The state herald., 1896-05-08
ENTERTAINING READING ron
OUR BOYS AND GIRLS.
"suoh Horrid Losson'-Littis hobby
Confusei His Ps-Railrosd Hspartss-
A Hero Convert Destiny In Trihss-'
Look Pleasant.

hSaAu tao ooa vi Wuo ~ b0asp
And started to ind new countries
That folks didn't need at all.
Now wouldn't It be too lovely
II all that YOU had to ind out
Was Just about Spain and England,
And a few other lands thereaboutf
And the rest Of the maps were printed
With pink and yellow to say.
"All this is an unknown region
Where bogies and fairies stay!'
But what is the use Of wishing
Since Columbus sailed over here,
And men keep hunting and 'sploring
And finding more things every year,
Now show me the Yampah river.
And tell me where does 1t fiowf
And how do you bound Montana7
And Utah and Mexico?
The state herald., 1896-05-08

Tpsg SAYS that iu borrow ten dollars fTUm
q friend must be- considered an false e8'
pytlmsni
The state herald., 1896-05-08

" SUN snd ne il.t % 80 .s,l,Iisl tsn,aI Wa
The state herald., 1896-05-08

Perkins M jrnlinsi beard ms matn
tIs ibai HafluW bod been iffrgirHi What
nj tt dnnfl irnllns i.,gf tli1l -
The state herald., 1896-05-08
SEALS, RUBBER STAMPS !!'!! i; ! y:
BLIIz JEWt Ne! CO., y h, =: E: e; z:

iAppR R0XFS ra,sisgs, &C. r s,o' sI Doe,
ls.d =" az pv r.. n; c ear In sai lrspahas
The state herald., 1896-05-08

{ uniuC Trimmings, steam oooi'i ~ tirrf
fEUlG6 Iiase Asbes.os dn0t., Iniiai1T faiuls.
-, B.nsor u 4. i.ssr haIply On. ilslal cafils:
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Cycling Topics.

Seven of Tucson's best riders will be
here for the races, but only four or five
of them will ride. Quite q number of
cycling enthueiastics will come up to
see them ride. The riders will come up
about the fret, to get few days train
ing On our track. The curves have
been cnt down aud banks raised, and by
tho time OF the races thu whole surface
will be smooth and herd.
Some OF the Phoenix riders have re-
ceived little ecare at the number OF
Tucson riders thet are billed TO appear
and sre talking of stopping training.
TIE people are tired of eeoing races
shat are given away, boys, and from
this time on in Arizona prizes will be
aeon by tie best man, by good riding,
and not taken away by some rider be-
cause the others are afraid Of him. II
you have eny speed 10 you boys, get ouf
and ride. The prizes are worth an ef-
fort.
Early in the fall work viii be com
menced on she new third-mile track
Plans ere COW being prepared FOR it
copied from the nost famous three-laE
tracks in the country. The Nationa
Circuit will probably end here in The
fall, and the eastern teams will epenC
the winter here, breaking records, etc.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
CITY COUNCIL.
A Special Meeting is Held This
Morning

A Special Meeting is Held This
Morning
The City Council met in special ses-
sion this morning and transacted the
following business:
The bid of S. j. Tribolet for feeding
city prisoners at IL cents per meal was
accepted.
\ Judge Kibbey appeared in behalf of
tke franchise asked by Gus Birschfeld
forterecting wires for electric fans in
the bity. end meda q long argument in
favor of the franchise. Judge Aims,
worth opposed the granting of the fran
chise. The matter was taken under
amusement by the Oou neil.
Leave of absence was granted to the
Mayor to attend the United States
Court at Santa Fe.
The zsnjsro was instructed to shut
off the water OF all people who had not
paid water rental.
An application WIS presented by P. Z
Phillips for caring for Neehr's Addition
plaza at the same rate now paid. The
application was referred to the com
mittee on public buildings and grounds
B. &. Ftckas appeared before the
Council aud requested that the license
imposed on abstract offices be repealed
A \ adjournment WIGS then taken till
1880 this evening.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Mesa GI-anIngs.
Items of Interest From a Thriving
City.

Items of Interest From a Thriving
| City.
Dr.. Romaine was 10 town few days
ago looking up a location. The doctor
| 8 very much impressed with the coun-
try and no doubt will settle in Mese.
Stenograpber Jackson was viewing
the beautiee CT Mesa and adjacent
country Monday.
Morris Holden, son of our esteemed
| fellow citizen J. n Holden, is home for
vacation. Morris tells US that the sec
bion of country he came from 10 Kan
sas c. al compare with Arizona for nice
warm weather.
Some enterpreing firm could do we'll
here by erecting en- ice plant. The con-
try is only a fore-runner of what is
coming.
Ga dropping into the Co. Op. Merc4r-
lille store yerteIdey We were surprised to
see cluster of what we thought was
artificial pears. Upon inquiring we had
the exquisits pleasure OF ssmpling some
snd-wel-Mr. LIE Baron look out that
We don't fnd the tree. You know our
failing for Bartletts.
Tuesday evening about seven o'clock
she lowering clouds gave the usual sign
of an approaching Arizona wind storm.
Shortly afterwards, the streets we're one
continuous sheet of sand and dust.
The storm ragged about half an hour
when there were a few drops of rain
fell. Old timers here report Tuesday
as the hottest day they have exlperien-
ced in Mesa.
Prot F. J. Netherton was up enjoy
ing the cool breeze on the t8bIe-lsnd
VIM. Ksnsler brought 10 some of the
finest eprcoss OF the season Thuredey.
For favor they can't be beat.
The man with. the pretty wheel pass
ed through town today on his way to
the Metropolis.
Wagon load after wagon load of grain |
can be seen daily passing through town.
We are informed that Mr. W Muir
ply lie about to have fine residence
Quilt on the Desmond ranch. This
beautiful mansion when completed will
compare with any of our sister cities.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
cd to remove from our midst our
loved sister aud oolaborer, Mrs J. R.
Elston, ard
Whereas, She was faithful end
earnest member of our Sunday school;
therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That we deplore and mourn
her untlmely death, and be it
RESOLVED, That we extend to the
beresved husband, parents and family
our sincere sympathy and condolences in
this their hour of grief; and be it fur
theF
Resolved. That copy of this resolu-
tions be gwen to the mily of the
de ceased. ard published in the city
papers, ard spread upon the minutes OF
our Sunday school.
Union Sunday School Dietrct No. IA
O. M ETrER,
MEs. W. H. LEE,
F. B. JACOBS,
Committee.
Pills do not cure Constipation. They
only aggrevete. K4rl's Glover Root Tea
gives perfect regularity so the bowels.
For sale at Keefes's Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

Sam P4ssey the horse man, wss seen
exercising his roam mare Sky Rocket
today.
The Park Theatre Co.. gave their
second entertainment here Thursday
night, and es usual had a crowded
house. The able and courteous mana
ger Gustave Neaville will always be
~ecome to Mesa AS we'll as the COM
psny. The lovers OF amusement here
can always appreciate any thing that's
good. Among Theepians we noticed
so ne old familiar faces. Johnny Burns
OF San Francisco, Lincoln PIummer, of
Hazeltown, Maryland, and W A Bslss-
co, of Washington, D. @. Did you ever
notice that? Mr.. Fred Mussey? We
did and ~e are not through lac Ching
yeti The captivating beauties the
Misses NeRville. Raymond aud Maitland
are the success OF any company
Owing &c the change in distributing
she water Ito the shareholders. The
water wagon has lost its sprinkler.
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