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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-08

sPArA, whero aro IL moae A1s0on1D
paro, who'd been hs7ing hag11I1k = 49,:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-08

HRAvRN b never deaf, but Wheo oD01o
heart b dumb.-Quax3o6.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-08

TIM Instructive feeling q . gFeoe -
II often wiser than tt WiDeee Ue1s-aeo-
outh. So
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-08

Sore Eyos Cared.
Jackson's Indian Eye 6alvO neyea fails "a
do this; &c ct al drug stores.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-08

TIM true danger - whaa nheEey = -
bled away, for expedienk I'D ~ uWA-'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-08

PXrnncs = ths ksy q ensAnA-ae'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-08

~..IxY inordmato cup = uDhleeoo4 -
mo ingredient u Q devil.-GhAko1po
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-15
THEY FEEL NERVOUS
CITY Councilmen Intersperse
Work and Eleefioneering.
FINE THRILL OF EXCITEMENT.
Naxorss Message Goes Unread 70 the
the Prsnter-whe Pays the Bins
street Car Franchfses.

r. rsmticai excitement due 20 TIE sp-
x.-r.a.-A ~ The city election las laid ats eise-
- touch 4poa the city council. zad az
fass nights SESSION * came near y1-aayxsrg
-. ty-.ss-.ss Of that hos.y. Jcr5an was en-
tfr4sv absent Tro-n the session AID II =
ansx fair 70 presume taat he was engaged
81 rs-rdlnx his political fences Goo1a1e
Also plzyei trzsnt. presumably for the
x1x,a ~easou. Miller WAS duTifally present
49, RI re close OF the hrfef session he was
h-a-s - ssy. as he ciattere1 down ths city
hau s-N-s VITA u1xo1ted sp-yress. taa<
N~ xra~ h ~ked for q speech az Brewers
hagl la s~>.s houses there was . sort az
rv4e,-sss n ese atmosphere such as
<-nsu rAsT sAeis On Christmas eve. wnscn
vawn aa,sitsosssl sped 10 ire clerks
.-vsiD~s.i words hrcoked no delay from
ssfI4so-xr atfeu1ants. ard n the Joint ses-
son sent tie mayors message 20 the PRINT
81. instead CT % the rezG1zszg clerk. without
stavlna 70 s~ttrnate the length Of the mes
-are. the cost az printing Or the soarcs
from whseh an Appropriation ordered b. a
toSgt session IS 10 De drawn
The btss FER TIE extension OF the Seattle
Consolidated Street Railway Company :
franchise we're al accepted though the
a,e Ger TIE extension Of the Great North
err asus: grounds Was reported on adj
vQ-sA5y and had narrow escape from de-
feat me sual vote standing 20 s. The H.
t.-z~v ordinance Vas passed IN THE board
ami wfsh the recent action % the librarian
shossshirx ths fee there seems 70 5s I'd
ground o. discard left between the council
ana tbs library The chief item OF bust
r,ass - .Aa house was the consideration OF
ne Third Street & Suburban franchise.
Win a vfex 20 making the requisite ap-
r,roprzatEons both houses adjourned until
next Wednesday nigat-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-15
TIDE LAND CONTESTS.
Big Case set for Next weck-1 ne @reae
..BIanket'' Company.

A large number 81 supaisilofs were niea
With tie state land commission ye4tSfaAEs
and a number OF defaults entered me
n~xt hearing OF importance incla1ss the
numerous contests over block ~. adsoafAnS
the Cclnaan building For tine * vas
thought the controversy coald De settled
by Stipulation, bnt such settlement Aas
heen sas.r.a 20 be impossible from the Tact
,haf the Northern Pacific. the Seattle, Lake
shore A. EaStsrr and the Columbia g. fa-
get Sound railroads. each of wfaca 4 an N
terexts<d uArty. are la the hands or re-
calvers. Accordingly. ths board nas airecl-
"a the attorneys u furnish written state
rnsr.s OF all claims. together with proofs.
ana the case VIII - beard the coming week
A majority o. the cases brought before
.ha t,oarA on the dockets for tns present
week have been those Of the washington
Dressx1ng and Improvement Company,
rel .-xs sseisrkesed- All tie locations n
sas district lying between The BAY view
bravery and Jackson street IL IL under
stool that the company. wh.ca has been "a
existence since April II, ISsS. vii allow most
OF the contests - 70 oy cef2nlf- and fnzf
the object Of the sweeping claim 10 tide
lands II % pick up any ''sieepsrs that may
hive been overlooked By upland owners
The tnoorporators Of the company the Ellis
Morriscr and ". r. Hays. both OF tbs
ETY.. and Prank Shay. Of SAN Francisco.
ara tspe capital sock r axeo AT sS.seva.
The board adjourned until Monday. when
The docket for that day viii oe taken up
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n.Rrisn Has a prfen-e.

A question OF community property Is III
VOWED In The attempt q J. III. Allen 20
eject Tercace o Br1en from certain prop
.rtv s,lt Under execution ty reason OF
Judgment obtained against Joseph Met,aee
ara e'Rrien On q pronltssory nots. which
,he latter signed as surety. The JHas aaefS
was rendered February :. and amounted 10
&, 40 " o'Rrfen yesterday. through his
attsuneys. Rattle a. Shipiey. died mo-
ton that the writ Of assistance sssaee fee-
r.lAry 10 be recalled and o1ashsd. Tor the
r~ssssn that IL was improperly issued PEND
ms fh.. determine Ton Of suit In the
equity Department OF the SQUIRT question
fn. The right 90 Alien 50 levy on the prep
erty. The property. !, Is stated, belongs 70
the community Of Terence ard Ella
f1sfsrsar. afd y not sahtect to levy and sale
60 satisfy an obs cation not a community
sehs. Cfnrsen SAYS ~ stxnesf the Tscse rnefse~
ly As an accommodation maker. that ne re-
rssyesf no part az the consideration and
that IRE community waS IL nowlss teTe-
ntei
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4 IN INTERPRETER.
s;.re Marriage Ceremony in
the Superior Court.
80 SUI OVER A sALTED MINE
~.s~y ~~s~r sales Vet Confirmed
-~gasEsss-- lids Lands essnpany
Aessen- tor Divorce

80 9nuszaal Ia thsf IL required
- * "a Interpreter. vas SOL
- = s.ssgs Langley yesterday. when
- n rs4zsrinnony CrezDsnxle EaEra
5000 zverssro. both Of them ma
= ezrsy italy. The groom ~ a
- .na six years sxo ssff his sweet
-. - AZ native and ard came 20
- rrss, In srzrch q his fortune. while
49, hsuxhiaz oFuastte Just eater
- .asux. awaited the day when she
- = ksfsax the zsas OF her choice. The
-. n~zs~ase<a themselves a. the audi
- -. ~.<f~rd4v. secured the license
- xs.gA. cat tss Judge.
.ss..< szanx oat he records required ~
g. - Loo. vito had discovered that
-. kvsw euiy enoaxh Enrtkxh 20
$50 sr6 $40 reTueste< that Lena
- - sse wfszesses. act 80 tntsrrre-
= 9. : SO rrss-storss fhss the groom was
--.,zsfx.sx vel veE.esz a sh~ iaaxuaks.
- - d.s~s~~rv wz. made that ne. too.
- 80 services % the interpreter.
- r.saxfey rad aske5 the usual quez-
- r.llsas Ger ar Affirmative response.
- sssr - .ssra@d 20 yacca with
3D.. wss ew.r BEEN married befsrer.
sT~- was ire ars~er.
- srssr7-e,ey showed a great DEAL Of
-...srz a. TIRE rrp.T. aae ssszz OF Italian
-. Sawed that Eaees had been say
- ~v~~p - saesssons ne did not Under
- " e needless 20 say that the re-
49, - ire ceremony proceeded
s-..wA the Interpreter. yaccs could not
- - ra--e. 5at me bride was able 20
80 10 the certificate. "a were Lena
- 49, Tsrmsaae yscea. the witnesses
=. -s,sse q Sexouf Catholics. AMI the
- r.ar~sage Raz followed later Ia the
q. " \ ceremony anaer the regulations
IL church.
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THE JOINT SESSION.


Inst four members OF the co1acfl were
absent when President Daulto1 raped for
order and Clerk coryeIl calse1 the roil-
Jordan. Sweeney, G0odhue and erich
ton As the clerk settled back IN
his chair ard took up the yolarni-
nous message Of the mayor. friend
brought 4 cup OF water and placed
n on the desk. Bat such provision was un-
necessary. Before the first formal SET
tauee had hesa read James promptly
moved 70 dispense with the reading AMI
order SO copies Of the document printed
FOR general circulation he accompanied
his motion with a brief argument IN sup
port Of It.
Tove5oy thought such a step too expen-
sive. and argued that as the daily papers
would print full reports OF the message
pamphlet would he unnecessary He re-
ferred 10 the fact that the eonperoller's
report had already been published. much
OF which would y embraced in TIE mayors
message.
James thought the mayors message
would cover new ground. and upon Love
Joys dissenting. Offered 20 paw Tor ina
printing il Il dsi not. Hurd SAID thai for
one he had tine 70 hear the message read.
ana was Tot like some Of bis brethren. who
were candidates. and anxious 70 get away.
HIS ocular reference 20 the candidates
brought on a friendly tilt between himself.
Miller and james. bat when the vote was
taken the motion to print WAS carried.
After aijogrnmsnt. individual eoG1clnen
expressed grave doubt as 10 whether the
seirt session haS authority 10 order any
expenditure or appropriation, and ons Of
them vent Sd far as 20 say that the offceT
who contracted fer the printing might lay
himself liable TO pay the BIN
TIE several bids OF the Seattle Cousoil-
dated Street Railway Company fer extel-
SONS OF its franchise, lad over from 3
prevfosss meeting. were taken up. Nosgt
reporting on them for the committee The
drst bis. SOC far extending the road on
Main street AMI Second avenue south 10
Jackson street along Jackson TO First
avenue south. and along First avenue south
Ia Main street so as 70 connect with the
ssle4op.'' was reported on adversely. and
vosgt moved thar the bid Ia rejected
James moved 70 amend b. SUBSTITUTING
s-acceatet" for rejected" ard after some
doubt as TO the vote the final tally stood
as follows on the amendment and the no
star, a. amended: For-Brewer. elise. Love
fav Gleason. Hurd. James. IAstle-T.
Ars5mSt-Corrp.on. Miller. CHAPMAN. ktst-
Ter. Voigt. Daultcn-s
The other bids from tae same company.
80 each. were reported on fayorahly by the
committee. and were adopted without d.
vision. and on motion OF elise the corpora
fsou counsel was instructed 10 prepare an
ordnance covering tia acceptance or the
bids
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Library Ordinance Passed With Penal
Sectfon and Free Books

Library Ordinance Passed With Penal
~ection and Free Books
After long delay, after careful conference
with thu library commissioners ani Tire
librarian. after substitution a.sa fesi<a21l.
.ha board OF aldermen got the library bill
into share ard put IL upon ia final passage
last night and 50 far as that body Is con-
ca~nes II became an ordinance. II - isSsn-
tf-at vFffh THE oriinapce which wss IL force
prior 70 the adoption - THE Zee system. or.
IN ether words. with The ordnance printed
in the Revised Oriinzncss. with tao I'M
rsarsAnt exesxs3onS. FIRST. il contains q
vrasl section providing for me * nos
less than Is nor more THAI So 70 se as
sa.sss4 AGAINST any psrSoa who GssAceS.
yntssnatsS or steals a library book. seco7a.
Il 1rovfses that tie ruarsator, or person
who goes security for the library pAtTon.
reed not be hoiser % real estate. though
p. r,iusr be a taxpayer. TIE latter provls-
anr i rather matter q ccrstrl.sti9n than
- new enactment. since tie old law simply
prescribed that ne must be a taxpayer.
hyse -Ae commissioners had construed tha1
rN~ase "a r1esn that he must - holder
q real estate.
A p4Fftion was res8 frons George II. Pres
Tor. trustee % the john . GTssse estate,
r-onoSfnz "a tesi % the city s-fcot strip
sfo-w ne front q the ios AZ the northeast
corner OF First avenue ard F'ins street
u~svtf@ss that fha city WroDl3 pat down A
.~ur SIDEWALK and bulEhrsa. Miller stated
thst he has examined the place, 80 ccssapa
ny With Mr. Alexander. 81 the board -
nshsgs. works. ant thought Il sfytss ola
- a,-aps the proposition. wnich VAS raads
IN view Of ths Rsdeaing 81 FIRST aye1ae
ordered ~ the council. The petition was
ref~-~ea "a the COMMITTEES On streets
Cs4na~ hssxgrsss transacted
Tax claim % 1oA1 KAY refsrres-
ysesass,n for vacsgfoa II Clover street. re-
fexrs1
Petition for removal q Grsat NortSe-l
sh.sx o. Railroad Avenns. referred 70
house OF delegates
Petition g Law. Guaranty Ana Truss -
~sssw I, rAy delinquent taxes ara tar euaf
c4asrr l.~s-l. referred
Fg-a-s q al3s~-nsu tisl authorizing eoar3
~ ~,hfsr wc~Es - BAY n tws-fnrh water
rvs5n rsFs F-ssT@8fh avenue HaTths "a sgd
ksasrs - Slzsrusaa hill authorizing board
~ raAFE- works 60 law a twe-4ach ~stsr
main "a T~snfv-shtFt axezGe. eSss29
FF0zz~a q se8@xzte@ ban for Iragr0S@F7s ? {
az Fsz<s Lake sVenue- passed.
Petition ser two-t1e1 ~aSer main On " al
le~ street. TefeTrT-s-
Petition ara Gs4ina-ce fer Hebrew Re
,.srata~s As@ocsarte1 - stretch canvas
.sr-x n-~S~x certain SsrestSe ErE1Ee-1 &s8
rsssss TIE signs 20 - taken 1ssa Wlthka
s~=s wr@z@s-
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WIVES ASK FOR FREEDOM.
Cahappy Women seek ftciease Prom
calling Matrimonial Bonds.

Cahappg Women seek Release Prom
calling Matrimonial Bonds.
Cruel treatment. eliminating i'm threats
= knl IS tsss charge IN a divorce suit fled
= TIE Superior cogfrt yesterday BY Rose
ksa koek against George W. Mock. They
ssfe married at Lees Summit. Mo. May
! isse. and six months afterw2rd. Mrs.
asck says. her husband began 20 treat her
srsszNY. several times striking. choking
aSs threatening 70 KIT her. until she WAS
saseed in fear % hosisiy danger. They came
e las stAse n January a year ago, snd
Tar segaratesf Mock. Il Is claimed. Wholly
zisag to provide for his wife. There 5 no
ffoferty available az present. hSst Mrs.
hoSk = Informed that her husband has an
-4'ssess amounting 10 $Sz.en Ia what Is
kssSu As he Fisher estate in Germany,
saa size ASKS for az orsier projecting her
akAis % = portsoa ct whatever nc may r.
esfsf
Aa9ther sction sor aisa9ee Is thas Of clara
Z Thayer Nbo charges her husband. VIII
a. Il. mayer. with t3ieueSs. cAreseS sisess
a. prehlssey. restueEng his family TO
s1zatenes circugz2ss sncss. She asks 10 ne
sssFsled tac custgsiy % their daughter Ser
sa's. "A years ola, ard 70 ~ given whatever
sroferty rights her husband possesses isF
- art.ga u " =. Saywaryi rs. ThaNer *
q, pea3sag II Skaxit cuuaty. and involv-
- seout S1ea The Thayers were mar
III ~ uverf3cta. Mica. May -. tSss.
s5sa Aiiler bAs IuHmA her husband. J, &.
NiasF. e. BE- u1hearahss. ana reu38ag the
asieFallf atom 81 su5t Tor alNorce. has sp-
fees fsT an orser restraining hisn from
SteF1ering n her SIZE SAYS he a1noxs
Arf srvatsy by forcing his presence pou
- ana - threatening her she asks Tor
NJ taste-iy ~ their casllG Ethel Nl5ev -
seS oa ire steamer BAY CITY, ana mar
- rs e5fe a. Tacoma NavesnaeT Il. 1S>9.
e Jatge laastey's court Alice Caliey Sc
SSfs- = Glxorce frons NalAass Ca9ley.
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Ths inside history CT az Improbable Eu-
sssfrn-nt IA an ida no nsiEe wa tod fron
TIE witness sfsz2 II Judge tssDorn's eoars
yesterday at the hearing Of the case OF
BeDrge r. aiiii4ksa W.. George r. Eun1
Aillaxsn 2sks far EA1 Alleged special SER
vices IA examining and reporting oz ahs
properties % TIE Buffalo aod South Afr
"a Hinss. n Idaho. dsrsne the summer Of
ls4 From the pisa6inss h appeared that
GanG. relying upon tire representation. Of
AltiIken. who claimed TO b@ q competent,
engineer. had arranged with him 10 ex-
anime n property kno~n as the Bsxsaer
Gen Jackson ssd sneri<faa claims owne1
y Jcrfarty Bros a Sullivan The r1slif
Of the examination was that the expert
reported the BewidsT mine 70 BE Of great
ana fs Sssosss value. further. Il Is claimed
be represented that the owners had no
knowledge OF the value OF the mias. that
fhers sas or the claim \ mil safe with
aalAsnitsd water power that the mine con-
tainec an immense body Of gold tearing
porphyry and that there Was la kight ore
containing not less than So 90 IL gea1
Acting on the advice Of tire expert Gund
bought the mine for kE.s.. put In -
stamp rs4is and other machinery ~ a cost
Of st least ta.esa oaly 20 discover that the
purchss - was absolutely yaiueless. fact
easily ascertzinsbas ~ any person having
a knowledge Of mining properties Quad.
after charging tazt MAiiksn dishonesty
and coersptiy advised the purchase Of the
property. claims damages IN xs.@a
On the witness stand yesterday asiilken
was subjected 70 q fierce and searching
croSs-exsmination ay Attorney L. g TIL
man, who attempted 70 show that the sam
uses Of ore axxaye6 under the direction or
the expert had been .'sAltes. ana 81 fact
had cone from the Forest King. ar anJgsn-
tag mine. in which the Aoraartyx osfaea
half interest The expert vigorously de-
Tended MS report. ard stoufiy maiissAirifd
that has recommendations 10 Gana were
well founded.
Tna Csc xas unfinished a. the time OF
adjournment Of court
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saIEs or YEsLER PROPERTY.
s.~~s Number OF CoBfirTmation--> some
@ssl a. \ srafe-ss and Money Returned.

~ she iarvx a-nounf Of property belong
= !. shs Yossssr estate and sold at pEasssc
.z-ssa ssss4e fisas aS0, an oTstsr hss hssn
-, -enar1.ing the sale 81 esgnfY-two
q. ...g tFr9 bio IS for which the afaoAass
= sevrfxats So ~ But tho rs-Enainsse- &c
=. srou-gsy Ras struck OF for an aggre-
as 81 /. 81. q suEa. IL the optnoa % the
~-.--. a,sprnrsriissAate 70 the value. and
tgaxs Langley has ordered tae sales va
,as~s AeS0rdlngiy Jacoo Furth and Mrs
us~r,. q Yexler. administrator and ad-
,-srsssyafrtx. are directed 70 return all sse-
,uufss rnsee On account Of the sales The
sra,s~7y. b.a1erx and amounts BID are a
sxess.
Io,s and II. block 81. Yesler's Third I'D
6xor Prank Atwood. sac.
1et q block II. MaynaraE. r. A Aorrrs.
Io,s and ?. block :. Sarah b. yesier's
u<v A. Fe=A. s2sS.
"a = bIock {. sarah ID. yesier's. Francis
Z Emery gy7s.
ils alsck {. Sarah Il. Yssier's. ". ID.
ueCAfshy 49,
la block s. Sarah Il. Yesler's. A. Feek.
G.
Lot : hloek 5. Sarah Il. fasier's. +. +.
Exsgy. 80.
Lsa hlock :, Sarah b. Yesler's. Mary
lets sock Sc. Torry's First. c. f. Pat
teFs9n. tss.
rss & eso.s Is. c. u Boren's. W. II.
Virgil Eesi.
IL. ). block s., Terry's First A. Eek.
-
Lot n block Al. II. az rssssr's Third. +.
T. EneEy. ssn-
l.. block n. H. l. yesler's Third. +.
r. Emery. tl-a.
Lot :. block &. Sarah Is. Yeslers. W. ID.
krcArsAy. sl7s.
Lots and 3. block 6. Sarah II. YesleT's.
VS. Merriscy. $50.
Lss s bieck q. TeTry's First. 4. cansil-
kE ~
Lot /. blo-sk ). sarah r. Ye..cr's. j. W.
Rsehanis slsa
Let !. block = Sarah b. Yeslers. A. F'eek.
g.
"a. :. asock {. Sarah b. yesieT's. A. A.
s.ses. 80.
s.slx = AS a. block = Sarah 3. YeS3er' s.
c r Patterson. sssS.
Lots = and Is. block = Sarah p. YesIeT's 5.
4 Feek. xsSs.
Bsoek 81. r. L Yesler's Third. II. X ana
/ Sanders, S.ss9.
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New suits FILED.

Ia the SUPERIOR court yesterday actions
were begun as follows.
Rose Ella Mock Us. George W. Mock-
Divorce
Flia Miller vs.. J. c. Miller-ptvorce.
Cara <. Thaysr vs. William =. may e.
-~p3V8rce.
lslse = Sleeves. as administrator. -.
era afara & Clayton. &Ecosferasesf--ssres sts-
fss0ry note. xsssl.
n r. Madden 81 al IS. kicGara f4Egisay
Prom SSnxv note. &sIsSt.
49, Cellss IS. William Cooley Divorce.
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GAINED his EXEMPTION.
Hssistud Joined by Petition ia the ksS
ol~oa Insolvency Case.

HSshaDd Joined by Petition la the ksse
ol~oa Insolvency Case.
Hew ruiias under tes assignment 1zW 81
- stste a,as besu made By judge Langley IN
sse rLzsgrr - TIE Insolvency. x ksx@ olsoa.
@easfsnt. Tao assignee = = assFTte8 SO
ga sraa has es.ea coHdugEsag = general
eezcaSasitse Store 81 this city. II order 10
s&tFs-ale hersef frcn anaactAi esstasx e.
1lrsa-s she assie AZ asss gaaaeas kaE tae hsen-
- q sser crssaitors. ane asnS~f JEAN =
sesFsc a. assguee. a fsW lays ago a show
~x as uaatze e. tnc Ssssrt thAs tse g-oe~
~ insosveE Ia IRE ~ tEuusent sss cessa-
Eszay r~Og@gs1. xaa O4s Cssoa. fe@ has
- assea nZtit8oG. N'ss allowed 70 5a5m "a
ese ass<Saneent. taerSsssy sas o1iux h3nl 10
- iagwsrd sa exemption C3afss % x~st
are 1esl fsr~Nt - ne &ssg uss cane H~e-
YER tAe coxft yesterday. s>sWf1g tat tnD
$50 1asa Ella als AKAlnS& ere estate Arssauns
- ~ - ana tss. preferred es&is1AS. IN
ssasslax tae exezaastca- 70 So - TAene :
- De as3Esea ~ FoT SerVfee=. As,a a. Re
- az hanA only Ns5 - slsstect 20 tsfrt-
e~sss2- a pefs2ea - TIE g<vferre8 cla5-sS
49, PARTS EsxRsA TIE Ssssar4 sisrve-easa the
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Court Note.

The sale 70 plalnsiN 81 lots ) and 4 aisek
: Ffancsx n Rays Ia dsTSrsts. fo- &ssa. Tn
fhN case ef James A. Pulley ~ Ella A
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Dec. 20, 1894
l have used Ponds Extract
for many years and always in
sist upon my patients getting
Ponds" not the ordinary Ex-
tract, which is often very poor
article. W. X. BRewS, NJ. d.
PHILADELPHIA.
Ian. 9, 1895:
Iuse Ponds Extract a great
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Judgements
]. L. BRADFORD, NJ. ID.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL,
Nov. ~, 1894.
/ have been using Ponds Ex-
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years. l frequently have the ex-
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as good as yours. | don't be-
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COLUMBIA, Pa,
Ian. IS, 1895.
/ have been a constant user of
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while live. ). AgAoR, II. ID.
CHELSEA, Mass,
Nov. 6, 1894.
| have made diseases CT the
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and am free 10 say | know of 10
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perfect satisfaction IS Ponds
Extract in cases for which 1t is
recommended
g. ". BAscocK, II. D.
AsTHmAIics' INSTITUTE,
Buffalo. NY, Dec. 5. 1894. |
/ know Ponds Extract TO be
q valuable remedy. and shall
continue its use whenever the
opportunity offers.
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NEWARK, \. ]. |
Dec. Il, 1894.
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and strength OF Ponds Extract
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