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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-07

THE RUBBER HoRsEsHoE.-If the
latest phase of modern ingenuity
proves a success, there will be no
more heavy trampling, and the rhyth-
mic clicking of the hoofs of four-foot-
ed steeds, says the New York Tribune.
There has been invented q new horse
shoe-a steel frame about which is
built cushion of vulcanized rubber.
The advantage claimed for it is that
as the rubber instead of metal strikes
the ground, there is no concussion or
jar, and the horses hoof, leg, and
shoulder are saved.
Thirty.three per cent. of the disea.
ses of horses, it has been said, are
maladies of the foot, and there is little
question but that even the best shoe
ing, as it is done now by burning the
hoof, is in a measure injurious. This
new horseshoe is to be put on cold,
and the hoof simply pared or cut to
fit. 1t is nailed on in the ordinary
way. An additional advantage Of the
rubber sole is that it will give the
horse firmer hold upon wet or
treacherous pavements, and, by secur-
ing him a good purchase, enable him
to 90 up or come down steep hills
with heavy load far more easily than
at present.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-07

He slid to earth and held out open arms.
he had looked furiously at young Mus.
grave, thence his glance travelled to
Phys face, beautiful in vivid youth
and love. Somehow the sight brought
water to his eyes. He slid to earth and
held out open arms AS Pixy sprang in
to them he said, very low:
"Daughter, you've beat me fair an
square. You are my daughter jes' the
same" Then over his shoulder to Jack,
who had likewise dismounted and stood
holding out his hand: 'But this must
say, young man, you CANT have my
girl this way, like she wus nobody's
child, with nary new frock ter her back.
Let her como home with me an stay till
she can have q wcddin wuth talkin er-
bout. 7 don't want folks sayin hereaft-
er that thar wus anything done in er
corner"
"Oh, the infare'll make up all the
weddin lacked, squire" Ned Wylie
said before Jack could speak. II sent
word ter Aunt Mandy Musgrave soon
as the knot wus tied, an I've got word
back since we started in that thar new
er wus such doin's since Troy wus a
town as they're gettin ready for us
right now. The nine best cakemakers
there have been at work all night.
They're goin ter adjourn court soon as
it opens, All Mr. Musgrave an the other
lawyers have got barbecue under way,
to be eaten in the courthouse yard by
everybody that comes. That ought ter
satisfy you, but eff it don't, why, you
jes' pitch in an call me all the hard
names in the Bible an the catechism.
Next ter you, I'm the man most ter
blame, an so glad of it you might kick
me an I'd say, 'Thanky, sir. ,"
"An, more'n all that, squire, " Uncle
Jimmie said, his face all one flamboy-
ant smile, "it sorter seems ter me you
amt got no call ter object. Seems ter
me I've heard Baptis' doctrine sorter
like this, 'Whut is ter be will be, wheth-
or it ever happens or not. ,"
"Well, this seems more like free will
ter me-free will that warn't my will, !"
Squire Eecock said grimly, with yet the
shadow of a stealing smile.
THE END.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-07
BELONGED TO THE CHURCH MILITANT.

Mr.. Bellairs, an old English clergy
man of pugnacious tendencies, stood
six feet two in his stockings. He had
once been wounded as midshipman on
board the Spartiate at Trafalgar, and
afterwards got a commission in the
Fifteenth Hussars, where he was one
of the best lightweight bruisers in the
regiment. Subsequently, he took holy
orders, and went to do duty for a
friend in Warwickshire. The ribbon
weavers in the congregation were an
excitable lot of men, and when he got
up.to preach they evinced their dis
like to him as stranger to the parish
by catcalls and unpleasant epithets.
Thereupon, addressing them, he said /:
"You are a pack of cowardly fel-
lows, who would not dare to act as
you are doing if you thought 1 could
defend myself; but have served the
king in his navy and his army, and if
you will pick out your best man, 1
will go into the churchyard and have
it out with him."
They did so. Their champion got
severely the worst of the encounter.
Then they took the parson on their
shoulders, set him again in the pulpit,
and listened to his sermon as quiet as
mice, and when the old incumbent
died, petitioned the lord chancellor, in
whose gift was the preferment, to ap-
point Mr.. Bellairs, who at the time of
his death in 1872 was the Hon. Canon
of Worcester, and had made Bedworth
a model parish long before. No man
was better known, both as clergyman
and magistrate, in Warwickshire.
Lord Hill, the peninsula general, at
whose house he was often a guest,
used to illustrate his versatility by
asking him when he arrived, (which
is it to be this time-cockpit or pull
pitt"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-07

FABER's PENCILs.-Faber's pencils
are known all over the globe. The
firm was founded in 1850, and under
its late chief, Baron Johann Lothar
Faber, recently deceased, attained
worldwide reputation. The last will
of the latter, popularity known as
"Pencil- Faber," contains large num-
ber of bequests, among them one of
100000 marks to the widows and Or
phans of his employees, others to
various workingmen, amounting to a
total of s1,0OO,OOO. The oldest fore
man and all workmen having been in
his employment 25 years receive each
500 marks; those who have served in
the factory from 10 to rs years, 400
marks'each those up to 10 years, 200;
and all others 100 marks each, which
latter sum is also given to every work.
ing girl. In addition to the above,
the municipality of Nuremberg gets
5000, 900 marks, two of which are in
tended for the establishment of the
city, the preservation and restoration
of old historical buildings, and the
demolition of any dilapidated and
disfguring ones.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-07
AUTOCRAT TYSON'S TOAST-HOUSE.

The most famous observation-disclosures
house in the world was "Tyson's res
taurant" in Rock street, Manchester,
England, which still flourishes, but no
longer is animated by the crisp indi-
viduality of its founder, old Tom
Tyson, as he was known. Tyson was
horn an autocrat, who knew that in
their heart of hearts, Britons, for all
their rule Britannia sentiments, like
to be slave driven. So he established
a restaurant wherein he, an inflexible
autocrat, might enforce laws of his
own making and win riches by this
very enforcement. He provided only
chops, steak and Cumberland ham,
and served with them, instead of vege-
tables, hot buttered toast or bread.
Most of his customers took toast. To
people who asked for potatoes it was
sarcastically remarked that they should
have brought their own. Every one
who ate at Tyson's was compelled also
to drink. Ale, stout, coffee and tea
were the liquids. A customer asking
for water was referred to the "teetotal
shop next door,"
A host of good stories are told of
Tyson. He dominated the place in
his shirtsleeves, and nothing escaped
bis vigilant eye. His duty to his GUS
toner, as he conceived it, was done
when good food had been laid prompt
ly before him; after that the custo-
mer's duty to the master Of the res
taurant began. Reading was not
permitted, at least in the middle of
the day, nor grumbling, nor a pro.
tracted sitting, nor smoking. Tyson's
strength was the excellence of his
wares, his cheapness and his business
like despatch, and knowing this, he
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-07

any doctors bill He had got the squire
off talkin, an he'd keep on long as he
choosed ter stay thar an listen. He did
stay tell jes' about dark; then he ups
an says:
"'It's mighty good Of you, squire,
ter be takin so much trouble fer the ole
man, but he mus be either we'll er dead
by this time, so jes' les US jog home. ,
The way Nose tells it, the squire cussed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25
Thai TARIFF ANK.
The DemOcrati, Sheet al santa IL sun
IMPOSING on unSuSneytib, Readers.


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hau-"atlng II rutflr, ~ the thlti page
~ the paper platform. not tlr one
adopted " tie iruurtatir convention at
chicago hu' unr which wa. sent ont
presumably I" satisfy tho-r faftnrt. nuI
stock raiser, Who ir-lf, some protection
Oh their pt'-iuri- ALL Irthar- knowing
that there afr nHuN democratic uigtu..
such ~ the Nv N,,Irnn. Wmrh WuuIl
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r"rl'f rdl!,l nu , Mhuytmi,- Whu
hat .u.t ululuri 't.m lineage sat w'u
attended "N,IN -,Iuu 90 Pa. tr,"ut r.f.
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platform lat u"l hcIur '.t = pro,'rI',r
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the llHtiurm fuuuug tu ~" N"N N,,I
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ol a.. -rllh auI wet lurtuirus W,ui
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25
nNi,IN N,nt, IIIn
ilr nrsL. nni ~ ~" old Ii,.rd u"u.,
a. i,nld ANrnu,.

iTr II'aLs nut ~ ih' pid t'iisTd Nuusr
"u inld AN'nu'.
\hrut II O'Clock H-l night sInukr Wa
discovered ISSUING tom the old uIfafd
house nj the corner II todd ANrIIli" AuI
Ihfd street. he ire department g.
~Ipndrd promptly L" Au alarm bat The
drI,-r -Inukr iuII"sl,sI their HuTk aud II
wa- .',IIr time hrfuIr the rAHrt lurAtlun
~ the ire could ir irt"Tuin% he
flames llnalk broke out ffnm the lower
lunt And subsequent investigation shuHs
that The Ire probably originated tom a
-tn\" IA the hHrk UH'In There i sad /"
have hrru lire IA thl- stove hurlng the
evening Hid II probably Ma r"iuIuuul
Gated ~ ~uiLr wuN Ia the highly cunihu-
iihlr material Whlrh Va ~ the rlarr.
The lower ilrf contained stock 81
paint aui oils together with the usual
litter whIrh accumulate, Hhuul n pant
shop IN view -! the lullainmlilr udltir
III thu stock r~I"CiHl credit l. du- IL" lite
drIitiilrnt 'uI 81 promptly gaining r'u
tTnl II The tiT".
llur upInI llsf ~ the hulI,r VA "rru
pl'si ~ u l"iglng huu-r, aui the uwu'I.
: | Alexander had TunII there It,
Wa asleep when thu lire hfokr nul and
barely r-capri, l"-lng all hts I~f,"naI
effects
several other tuiIurT- had not sci g..
tired and ""r" appfl-rd IT III" ne al
first
Ihr handling wa- insured fut l'''i
anh the furniture fnf tlsI. the p'llrl"-
being written Nv the Nla- London. Ian.
ra-hirs AMI i'fuN idruc" Washington ruIn
Iaulr- fuT which r, H. kent l. agent II
l. thought that the damage will not rH.
coed tl"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

" ON N>n Ntll.lkiu RtNlm
Mt Nili~l"~ : ~'s'Ihlug ~,rup La, hr u
il~'"l TOT over ilitN years lk millions II
n"tl"f- t"f their clldr"u Whll" t"rthug
With perfect ~ucr">. II -,u,tlr- the rhlld.
~"ll"n' IT." guns. allaN- all pain rurr-
Hill cote AMI l. the h,'~t frinrIN tot
dldifhun T. PHEASANT I" tie taste = III
Nv dfugHt-t- III r'"iN part ~ IA" world.
TWENTY .iiNr r"ut- n huttlr II. nIIr -
lnrnlruhll". H." -lIf,' anal h.k tur Mrs.
Nlh~l""- N'slhlnR syrup aiyl tak" uu
other klnd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

"l- " l., Van Horn, At = 80 4. ~.
,", Iul} I'M, lN., IT," mrlal
n Ilar" at l"sio O'clock Nrdu, la,
van Horn Al the time 81 hl, d"ul-r
g.. Va a Resident at lrml~, MArlropa
,,a AflL"ha, where hr wa- a. slated
- marry Iuck Ia the practice II law
'eafS ago he resided ut this place,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25
IINlkAl VIII AIuN.
Arrived In the tily Saturday Nieht an.
NlcniN SUNDAY.

t".n,iil Wheaton la ruII,' AMI Guu,.
uli w'ulr t',rr J. uu d,liutt" a,,uthurr
90 urll "utruur, II l. h"pI HAT the t..
.ult h III, report ru the situation ma, be-
t'r. u,mwai 81 Font Mlurhtr T., TIA
rulut ten Wheaton VT. not her" with
ls,W"f tu act AMI ili uul an frt ANY
ni'"i uu IL" part 81 the rltHu- 81 Nlu.
turfqu" hN waN 81 Dndur"mrut t. lhr
.'uNrtumrut
III" distinguished soldier UrI,rI tom
ia" ~",t III "a private r.r ani VA met 1t
the drI,ut hN MaNut lhliflds,. J. "
Walker AMI ten. carr NlrI hrIi SCI.
rlhl chat IL" party rIalr"h I" the t"m
u"trIni rluh. where th, general Wa 100.
lr-iurrI I" u nululrf Of representative
~ agreeable -o~Ial chat
SUNDAY mutuIug cartilage W"r" pr".
Nld,Si ani IL" party r"u-I-tlug 81 teen
hrhtun, li"ut"uhrt- tan .'tIutu' ami
Nran. Ma,"r mhlIlier. i " Walker.
luhu \. lee. + = ~tNrt hui teen. +
arr. t""k II drNr afuupi tie rIN ~r,.
Is,-i vet" IrrIn'ri uut g. the .,"u.Ihl. ant
h" rNprr~~rd hllu-"Ii ~ pl,h-,d With N"
Ia, al The ltui. It J. kr"wu that uru
" h'nt"u th,"l, the hctru"n of pr-t-
near Ilr' hrg,t town. an II O. h.lirNrd
hr VII lhNui Nhwuripu' II Ihr.uN,fu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

The Institute last year were plainly vie.
llle IN the better worn done hy the evan.
HrliSt~ While tir increased caracit, ~
thr-" m"n fot stud, nov i c,ld,ntly
Ia" to III" .ch"I lat .ummcr Va, We.
IA tiptlr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

uH lh"tnlHu II NV N,,lrt arI !.
h"t- ilr santa tr mtulug man. ~.
iutn~l Natut.la, wshi 'fom IT, lu.prc.
l"n II mining ftor'tt'- ~ IT,. ave
'r'k dl-iflrt aul -.ula, evening left
lN tam T." NIrkUluis FROM there
the, started uui"t the : lance 81 I'm
l""rllNu ~ hurAhu0rI lot The lla,Iua
llala mountain. Nhrt, I.,, vii urthrf
rNrI"t" ~ a miuIng NhN lLnnlN Re-
pulllriu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

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pr"ltm,"d nud searching investigation,
the rrrti,rI'~ uIN sitting ulnu the mn.
irf 81 ihr ,hInur~r gIIl kIhu Iluu,l,.
rrulrrrd a verdict ~ iulluw-
ruu Nllurr.
Nr the undersigned m-tIrr ul ihr
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''""'N :" h''hH'''''' ''''"'N ~ v"
N"Nlr". !ini that I"r"a~"d cam" I" h"r
death during the nghi ri .mh II. $50.
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"i-N lnIrt"I upon hot h"ai With "a
hmu Instrument II, Tia, hand, ri "A man
r.,,,., I,ut vh,-. ,,,.. mann, 80,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

llrr" hd- aillNrd At l,u.tuu iiu largest
Alllnv Nr-~rl NIih u single exception.
Hat ,N"t entered that p"rt lis l. the
bnIl.h ship \nl"Ilua, Whch has arrived
ir"m alru,h With a caIr"."t Iut" she
i tour ma,trd steel ship 80, I'rt ~
'netl III feet beam. and ha- a drpth 81
l,d ." - feet - lurh,. Nhr rnfrl,,
90 tons ut carV" ami 4 rI,w 1T lurN
L' u,ll
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t'iit'u hnd about -lNtN Carriages Wrr"
ir1ultd IT, c"u,rN ll"," wh" ir-lr,d Ia
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25
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He writes About the National Education
aIkSSociaiIon Meeting,

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fllrnd, II education ~ New M"Nirr 4
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from \"w M"Nlro Nhrn w. tan" into
constellation tl" attendant rNIru~,, II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

ewing I" n" uncertainty Il thr
weather ani lat" HEAVY Ialu- the Iturr
IN the mesa t"T the hrurilt "l the PARK
has m"'n I"~tIs'n'd for IA" present he
wlllr Will l." dul, notified lhrugl, thr
pTr-, When II viii take plarr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

\ g,sHi evening udl"r l. lulluIt'N bet
Ter than "A m"Inlng paper that j. l1
p'nIrr Who d"-Irr the new before II l.
eighteen hours uld.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

Ilt" l. hu Interesting urr uu th'
tIue. Jur lnl lhs ihruNu 5uWu the
gauullrt h. the hc,ri" rlt,i. ul TO-. l,lt,
t"N ~ thr shaI" II - l"l That h,. r,u
With q p"u, Nh,li lr hh- hrtl ltr,,h
from hrtr lr bonanza. 4 distance cot ~,
teen mll'-. TT hnN aluutut II mnnul
lm- r'I'uuiN conflicts With the gent
nj h,lir. WA" II /, TIA" trS fli,r-
ha," r,w,,I l'n. rr,ori- II tue lhuruush
htr'i- iur shoot distances. II la. never l."
tHr lrru ,iI-pul,i that tot auN ron~ll"f
hht, 1I,lnurr The llrNrlu ha- lhr best 81
It ~ltuw Nult nerve, huN-. and let w.
hN, a." test IT," toad ..lrrl,I h. 4
.,s,i "u" AMI ,l"rug o. It in,, tnNhti
buuAuli. gNr- ilr' lIr,rlr llr. advantage
q lhrrr l- ,N Nrw MrhIrHu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

great National disturbance VIII, should
th" "tW I" -r' the fact"tir- rlp-"l
Wuk Of r'rrN -utt .tupprd, aud ~" mut.
- 300 V'Ur' ih,Ir wage ntr catub =.
dur'' lu NhIur. hN Wmli not H..
ugld ~ ."uul mour, O., the ught nr o..
N"khgwW IT, u.,d- ~" n..l j.lIu
that B., wth. Nul m.l- We enough g.,
Know It
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

Ihr lltuIurrlu" h"wn- pa,'I ~.
~ l'd-, mn" again N,~rulu n,rIu.lu
AMI Won IA" gam" With .r,I- OF ~
iu
Ih"ItIu- saturday Iutrfrrrd Win a.,
gnDu.. making ruN 81" inning lur-DNlr
hence lh",Nlra game 81 YESTERDAY lu-t
glNr thr Nuwu- g"ri rIhow r-,iu aui
rh,N can L." r"Iuli "u /" uphol the
't"lur- IT the rltN
H." -r"fr- - the thrrr siur, . . H. '"l
Iuw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

The Las Vegas optic -aI- in the pro
hate court, this morning, Nal"hlin l.eal
II heriislillo. made application for the
recovery u . girl from Rey k,'mero."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

/" MAKE the hair grow u natural r"l"t
prevent badness, tnd k~p tlr -ralI
healthy, HALL Hair lirnr~rf ~, invent
ri, aud has pIuN'-l ll-..lf -urrr--lul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

la-; SATURDAY u DAINTY llll" -pfn IT
humanity who viii be- ku"Wn ~ tliya
beth lN"lNrtrr"-, mat" h"r appraraur"
~ IA" h"nr "i Mr. \ II huapp VII"
gracefully au-W'i- I" the ull" IT giant
mother. Ia" hapN father II T. Twelve
Trees Wa absent hut l. rNl"ri,i home
tn.muffuw muTulug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

When W. cuII,llrT that lh" Intestine
are al"ut iiNr tlIur- ~ hong A. ~" hsN
Vs. can fralilr The lutrn-r ,uilnfiug 80
l-Tlrur'd when ihrN lrrulur lullturd
lT Wits iollc aud ih"lrH iurr sub
ilirS Inflammation al uurr dI,d rumpl"ir
II rrInH"~ the difficulty W Walton
druggist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

lh.l'I b. -HI iu 10, - contingent 60 g.,
puhlIrau- 90 anita trrruuN That ir-Itr
9" w-l Ihrmi- 10 hurn- ct lIo NrDA
county t"r the congressman nuIuIna
tl"n However. the lrr du,.. net lakr
much -to,k u th. -t"t, ~W Mnrlal
Ihr.
Ih"r m,, l.. mote. -Irnlhrhu,. IT, tl,,
,lor, than ,ou lhuh lu,irri It T. M.
,irf.t""l, ur tlI- Wt,. that i,"lrgnt" at
ton hm-,.ll drrar,si at II Louis that hr
would -uppnit VII. lmtn- tur IT," drlrgtt,
-hp hurr- l. Hn excellent man ami
would l.. & "rular rauiuIAt" at the rr"-.
mt rrl~i- ~ the financial Affair 81 lh"
nation. even though hr br All ardent All
N"rnlr 81 IT,, rght- aud principles ol TIA"
Mhu mrtal las Vegas optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

'.lN l"ggru va. Wru.wl t.i.r.
ju'gr .N .r ,,-j,tIu AFTERNOON uu
thr l0uhlr rlnfg" ut ,mhrlyIrulrr' rN
Outlhf, AMI having rutr',l q Il.t,'
gul', va bound u'' 100 the ,pm coy
80 90 ave. ~. m..n the grul
wt luI,a.. ~ tail ,..,. rmm'
ruinuf. rDlu'f l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-25

~uall ~ ~" tat grraii ~ rr.uli-. n"
WITT Ilitlr khIh lil-'r, net gruIh huI
'lofuurhlN. curing rudIg'a~tl"u. iN-I"p
Ia AMI constipation. small phi, 81"
ali hr~t pll v Walton. lIrugg-t