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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-05-21
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-05-21
The Strong Full Pulse.

OF healthy, active life beats with vigorous thob in every
section of our store. Each day we infuse new vitality into
this business. Note the vitalizing influences here set down
in the shape of new lots of ~up-to-date merchandise at
prcsf,sharing prices:
DRESS GOODS SEXTON.
Not often you enjoy the satisfaction of making your
Listen: ~
patterns, new spring shadings-colorings that are pleasing pJ
to the eye-only 40 cents a yard.
An all-wool French Serge, blue or black. "a inch wide
at b cents per yard,
Very stylish plain clothes, Atwood, IS inches wide.
good colors, 10 cents A yard.
Beautiful Covert Cloths. IS inches wide. Rl-wooI
several different coiorS, price per yard, so cents.
Muiti-colored-ehangable effects, So inches wide; pretty
eo""gh to suit the most ~fastidiousr per yard 90 cents
GOOD SILK W
Time was when the buying of a silk dress or waist was
the wonderful progress evidence of this great nineteenT,
century makes it possible for these queenly fabrics to.
will agreeaby surprise you: a
BOO yards Of Pongee silk, % inches wide. lovely
patterns, goods that are worth more than we ask for them,
as We bought them under price: your choice at 50 cents a
A beautiful plaid wash silk at 80 cents a yard.
Lovely changeab figured, a Tafeta silks at 10 cents
a yard. '
Big assortment of wide black Brocaded silks at s1.Oo
COTTON FURRY.
Always worth one hundred cents on the dollar. Going
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an article you re using every day and never comes amiss:
Good Bleached Domestic ) cents a yard.
Best Bleached Domestic I4onsdale and Fruit of the
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Yard wide unbleached' Domestic. l.. L. brand. good
quality > cents a yard.
Ola unbleached sheeting, good quality 10 scents a
yard.
Remember ouracarpet department. Good assortment
at low prices. d. A.. GLENN
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-05-21

Persons calling for any OF the above letters
will please say Advertised" giving date Of
the list. If not called for within two weeks
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office at
Washington CITY. W, V. LEIGH P, NJ.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-05-21
TUESDAY.

DIR. A. P. Sawyer:-G have been
roubled with rheumatism and lung
trouble for a number of years. can
say never had. any thing help me
like your Family Cure.
Mrs. H. WINGART.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-05-21

Remaining uncalled for in the pos; Office OF
Cape Girardeau, county OF Cape Girardeau,
State of Missouri. for the week ending
Nav iG. iSgS.
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To ASSIST DEWEY.
Securing the Pacific Ocean for Vessels
TO Transport Troops 20 Manila
Gen. Merritt. Gosernur Gsasr.i 80 ths
Philippines. Arrives in ssn fr.neisso
and AT Tuture Movements
wui ne sublect - uira.

San Francisco. May 90 The trans
porting - SO 600 troops % the Philip
pines has set the government agents -
work securing the Pacific occan for
transport vessels - FAR only COO
troops have been sent 20 Adm. ncwsv's
assistance There are 1000 more in
camp here and 1000 more 10 come
About Is more transport
are required. together with
n half dozen collicrs The second rx-
petition will not leave San Francisco
for fully three weeks unless the trans
ports are sent out hv tWos and thrcrs
In the latter event the Zcalandia and
China Uf the biz liner u finally char
tered. might hc made ready 60 sail in
about ten days time
So far as the Icalandia a. concerned
IL will not take long % 10 her M. The
big steamer was towcd - the iron
works Wednesday. whore she will De-
docked and cleaned. A force Of ship
carpenters was put on board Of her A.
soon as She Wa turned over To the
government
The vessels so far secured FOR the
second expedition are listed a. follows.
China will carry 1890 men. Centen.
NAL, $50 men; Zcalandia. I. 600 men.
Ohio, 1000 men. Peter JchSen. Gre.
named Brutusl. collier. could be- con.
vertcd 20 carry about 500 men; Ming
Chow, same as Jcbson. Total number
of men. $50 To this acct must b.
added number ~ large vos-
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ALMOST DESERTED.
Only seventeen Wsr Vessels Lcft at Key
Nc-t-Captured spanish Ves.els
May Be Used a. Transports

kEY VAST. May e7-Soon after the
sailing Of Rr Adm. Simpsons squad.
ron, Commodore Schley's squadron
having gone 20 the south OF Cubn "a
day or two before. there were Left nj
Key West ~ vessels OF war, these con.
si>ting entirely 81 converted tugs and
auxiliary gunhoats % small size. but
considerable hghtlng power
Far back I'M the harbor are the can
tured spanish vessels. swinging al
their anchors and afTordiur the sailor
man happy prospects ~ large prize
fund The prize vessels constitute a
fleet almost as formidable as that nov,
waiting az Port Tampa o. carry tho
troops 70 Cuba. and iu v.ow % the fact
that those 20 transports can only ac.
commodatc from 10. 600 to go 600 troof.
army men are wondering DO the Snan.
ish steamers might not uc made avail.
able Tor the purpose
The work OF fortifyinr Rev Wrs,
has gone along rapidly The old fort
Co be- sure. with its ancient cannon.
Is OF small account bot thc ucu fort
az q substantial character ard uUI
mount some formidable guns Abroad,
one cight-inch rifle has been placed "a
position to command thc wide ranr.
beyond the lar and other. are uo,r H..
ing rapidly pot in place. "a contingent
OF men having been sent down froaa
lGmpa Tor Chat purpose
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norrlhIe Method of sulc,hn.

GosmEN, Ind, May 27--The wife of
Rabbi H. Weinstein. crazed at the
death OF child some time ago, arose
az o'clock Thursday morning. dressed
and went 60 the woodshed, where she
saturated her clothing with kerosene
and ignitcd H. Uttering the most
frightful screams she rushed about the
ncighborhood until several OF the
neighbors were aroused. who rushed
out and cndcavorcd 10 save her.
strangely enough her husband aud
family We're not awakened until half
hour aftcrward, when they were
aroused and told Of her awful death.
which occurred about twenty minutes
after tine ncighbors first heard her
screams
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MORAL EFFECT OF THE wAp
Some OF the sunday school Precen,.
Are Seriously Interfered
with.

Two ladies were talking in an avenpe -
This war j. perfectly dreadful . s,,S N-s s'
Indeed 1t Is, said the other.
Couldn't be worse"
YES. ~ would be worse IL the Sn,,,,.a-
were treating US as we are treating thr,, "a
"Of course; / don't mean that. ne..
in its moral effect" n
II hadn't noticed that particularly"
II didn't till yesterday
I'm what way!'
ION my husband"
He doesn't want TO enlist, does hes-
'Oh. no, don't mean that IL Is on hin,
and my little boy. too" "''A
Not on an innocent childS
"Tes. You know the little fellow h..
been marching around at great rate wiz
his tin sword and gun, and YESTERDAY aitsr.
noon he informed me, TO my horror ia.
he was going 20 fight the d--n Spaniards
Think of that, will you! And he a priys
Sunday school scholar"
HORRIBLE
Yes: and when his father came homo T
told him about IL and insisted that he taks
Willie and give him a good whipping Tor
swearing, and what do you think he dldg'
Told YOU to dc. it yourself, as my hu,.
band always does"
No, he didn't, either. He told me that
under the circumstances II was not swearing
and that the boy could say what he pleasr3
about the d-n Spaniards. And he's a mem.
Der of the church himselfl"-Washingto
Star.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case o. Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls CatarTh Cure.
i. j. Cheney & Co, Props, Toledo q.
We, the undersigned. have known !
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in ali business trausac-
tons and financially able to carry out any
obligations made 10y their firm
West y Iruax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo. q.
Walding, kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces. of the system. Price 75c per bot
tie. Sold by alt Druggists Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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VOLUNTEER ARMY.
Over Fory-Two Thousand Soldiers
Are in Camp at Chickamauga Park.
second Kentucky Assigned to the First
brigade, second Division of tho
Third Corps-Famous sixty
Ninth New York Arrives.

CmCKAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK, Ga a.,
May 27.-lncluding Thursdays arri-
walls there are now $1,000 men en-
campcd at the park The 9th New
York, Col 6. James Greene command
ing, arrived early Thursday morning.
There are 1910 men in the command
This regiment was organized in 1900
and has preserved its organization in
tact
The End Kentucky regiment reached
the park Mt 7:2O. This command num-
beers i,OS0 men and is commanded by
Col r. II. Gather.
The Sth New York, which arrived
Wednesday, was Thursday assigned TO
the Sd brigade of the LIST division of
Gen Wade's Sd army corps. complet-
ing the compile ment of the LIST division.
The "a Kentucky and 9th New York
were assigned TO the LIST brigade of the
I'd division OF the Sd corps.
Thursday troops A, and ID. of the
Third volunteer cavalry, Col. Griggsby,
arrived from the Black Hills region OF
South Dakota, under command of Mai.
Il. ;. French. The three troops mum.
Der 225 men.
The various commands are begin.
ming military life in earnest All the
regiments that are permanently en-.
campcd were given regimental drill
Thursday, and this will be continued
from day TO day. Gen. Breclxinridpe
expresses himself as well pleased with
the esprit OF First corps and the troops
in general.
The reports of disaifection among
the Missouri troops arises from dis.
satisfaction growing out of an made
quate water supply, but this will bc
remedied, as the completion of pip,
lines Will afford abundance of water
10 the commands The troops also
complain of insufficient equipment
having received no uniforms or arm.
from the government since being mus
tered into the federal service
The various commands were serveC
with supplies OF fresh meat Thursday
for the first time since the arrival o.
the volunteers at the park and ar
rangements have been made by tn,
commissary department to supply
fresh meats regularly. Sixty car load.
OF rations arrived Thursday from Chi,
cago and northern cities.
Thursday two miles of pipe was laid
IN Chickamauga park under the direc.
ton OF Gen. Boynton and several OF
the commands were Thursday night
enjoying the Injuries of cold water
baths
By Friday night the two pipe line,
will be completed to the extreme linn
its of the park aud the problem of an
adequate water supply for the big vol
untecr army will have been solved
The government has authorized Gen
Boynton, president OF the ChiclSa
manga park commission. 10 cxpen,
$4,000 II necessary in the erection OF ,
permanent water works system at tn,
park. The 69th New York, LIST Arkan
sas aud 9TH Missouri regiments ar
rived Thursday night.
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GENERAL ORDER.
rs- Wa Dcpsrt~@at Mako the Assign
seat. 10 ths nm and seventh
Array Corp@

HFsr-Qr snrrus USIrEp srArEs FoEcEs.
TAMPA. va. Aay 20 i,lss
DrSruAL oEurR 80 a.
Purruaut 10 instructions from the
war department the following is the
assl Vnmcut % the SIN and 9Th army
corps.
"fifth army corps. Maj Gen. W. r
>hsfter. u. =. V. commanding.
"iirst brigade Brig ten. W. L
Kent O.. = V. commanding; 6th 4.
: i6th q. : I. TistN WI
SECOND brigade. Col. r. 4. Pearson.
10th J., commanding 10Th u. ;. l.. 2is,
q. = 4. End 4. ST
Third brigade. Col T. smith. iath 4.
= /. commanding; 18th q. = H.. gth
4. = l.. seth a.. 81
second division. Brig. Gen. A X.
Chancc. 4. =. V. commanding.
First brigade. Col = Van Horn. Sth
1. commanding; sth 4. = 4. sld q. =.
l "a Massachusetts Y. l.
second brigade. Col r. a. Uall.
fth U. :. /. commanding eth a.. = l..
ist O.. - /. e5th q. 81
Third brigade. Col j. y. Andrews.
iath /. commanding; i2th 4. = 1, 7th
q. = /. nth O. 81
seventh army corps Mai Gen.
titghuEh lee. a. \ V. commanding.
"first division. Brig. Gen. "A. n.
HaWkins, q. = V. commanding. First
brigade, Col Charles Anthony, 81 q.
!. commanding: Sd O. Y. l.. sth q.
"a Georgia v. l.
Second brigade. Col william Nc.
Qucrry, SEA Michigan " l.. command.
ing SID NJ v l.. ist Florida V. /.
second division, Brig. Gen A \.
Burt u. = V. commanding. The ist
brigade o. h. commanded by the senior
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IMPENDING REVOLUTION.
The Defeat Of the spanish Ficet VIII Pre-
cipitnte an Outbreaks in ~pliu-Th~
Queen Regent WlIi sos Leave.

LoNDoN, May o. There are renew
ed sinister predictions OF an impcnd-
ing revolution in Spain contained in "a
special dispatch from Madrid Thurs
day Emperor Francis Joseph Of
Austria, is said 90 have strongly adj
vised The queen regent 20 prepare to-
hy ard her mother who is now in Mad
rid. is reported to have given her the
same advice, but 10 is added the queen
regent is determined 60 remain
Continuing the dispatch says. "The
defeat Of the Spanish fleet which she
best informed people regard az only a
question Of few davs, is bound 90
prccipitatc an outbreak"
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A.tor.. nstt.rr 800.

NV NoEE May 81 The battery Of
fercd Co thc United States government
by John Jacob Aston when hostlities
hrst broke out was accepted Thursday
in o. telegram to ". b. Ely, Mr.. Astor's
representative in this city. from Lieut.
e. Marsh. OF the 9th artillery. who has
been detained to defend the battery.
lh' rcW battery VIII bc one that Is
called boo England a gun battery The
guns are detachable. and are hacked
on tne backs of mules for trausporta-
SION Ihe battery viii hu made 81 SIX
hotchliss rap.d-fre guns
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NV YoEK May Refugees from
sagua la 6randc, Cuba, who arrived on
INC Norwegian steamer Bratsbcrr
Thursday, report "a terrible state oi
affairs in Cuba. Provisions are scarce
and beyond thc means Of the poor pco-
pie who arc slowly starving 90 death.
The Bratsberg left sagua May 20
There we're only few improviscd gun.
boats and only "a few troops in port
In Mantauzas there are about 1905
soldiers. The Cubans are reported to
oe gaining in number daily. Many of
the inhabitants 81 coast towns have
nnn % Tho inferior
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sells carrying the remainder OF
the army OF invasion. 1t is not
thought that the invasion will be rush
ed after the first 90, 600 men have been
landed in Manila. There il large
number of steamers Ina the coast trade
but the steamship companies can not
relinquish all OF tn cir floating prop.
erty. The list OF available" NAV con-
tain the following craft that are in
position at or near san Francisco. or
due at this port: Queen. will carry 600
men; Senator (uew). $50; CITY OF Para
due June 50, 1000 men: City Of Pucbla
1000 men; City OF Columbia, 600.
oregon, 500 men; Santa Rosa. 500
men; Morgan City. 500 men. san HAS.
500 men; St Paul new, $50 men: Wei
lington collier, could be convertetl
$50 men; Indiana TAT the sound ZOO
men; Roanoke Oeft Wednesday for
sound, 500 men.
Golfers San Mateo and Mineola
might be secured from the Pacific I'm.
provement Co TO send coal 90 the
fleet. BY the time the second fleet h
fully under way il Is thought that the
first ships chartered will have re.
turned. The total mum Der Of men that
could be carried on the ships named
above is IL, 600.
Maj. Gen. Merritt, governor general
of the Philippines, arrived in this city
| Thursday night. All future move.
ments of the Manila expedition will Dc
subject TO his orders He will act on lv
under instructions from Washington.
| Gen. Otis viii accompany the second
| expedition, which is expected To sail
within three weeks The wor's of
| equippinc the troops will now lc in
charge Of Col James W Pore. chief
/ quartermas,cr OF Gen. Mcrritt's -tan.
| who also arrived Thursday cvcufn.-
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-paln's nld for French sorno-l

LosDoN, May 20 The government
authorities are watching Srain.s OIL
vious Intention 90 grant to Franco tho
permanent free use of Ccufa. and the
Russian govcrnment is exercising sim.
liar vigilance ln regard 90 Port Marcn.
Ihis action is taken by Spain with
the OBJECT of procuring the support o.
France when negotiations for peace
between spain and the United states
shall take place with % view Of retain.
ing tne Philippines England is pre-
pared 10 resort 90 The utmost means 10
prevent France from obtaining pos
session Of reuta.
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SPANISH PRISONERS.
h the $40 Persons Captured on Prize
vessels fsf wm Ue Held a. Pris-
onerz % War.

kfr Wrsr Fla May IS OF the 40
persons captured con- an the prizes OF
ear go attached to the spanish navy
various capacities VIII be- held as
Hr.tnners by Instructions from the
attorney general Friday The Others
HIlI rf"ha nlv d. narn.cd All are 20
ne TREATED uith thr fullest consider.
elton aud accorded every posi- bic priv.
Irre
Zoo ships held 60 De- Legitimate
nfI .ss 1858 h. lllt north 20 b. cold
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CAMP AfoFn. Va Mav l1 Thur.
day the quarters of the 6th reunsrl
vania were decorated wIth fae. and
MOWERS and officers and men vs,rr en.
thu.iastically celebrating tne ssfh sn.
nual anniversary ~ the regiment. ar.
ganizaton. just $50 years ago Theirs.
day night the regiment celebrated .f.
'Otn anniversary on "a southern battle.
Held during the awfu. fratfIc.dal CON.
nict
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CHAHffsroS. a. a.. Nav Cd F..tt-.
five members OF tle CharI..t.n .....
reserves. under command az Li.lt
lgoc. LEFT here Thursday fH- New
York They have been ordered There
To- man thc Celtic King VITA uafsI r..
serves from New York
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cine, and have certainly been greatly
benefited by its use.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has indeed been friend to me.
" l am now able TO do my own work,
thanks toyour wonderful medicine.
was as near death believe as could
be- so weak that my pulse scarcely beat
and my heart had almost given out. /
could not have stood it one week ilore,
| am sure. l never thought / would
be so grateful to any medicine.
" shall use my influence with any
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use Lydia r. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound"
Every woman that IL puzzled about
her condition should secure thesympa-
thetic advice OF a woman who under
stands. Write TO Mrs Pinkham At
Lynn, Mass. and tell her your ills.
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shake Into Your shoc.

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1t cures painful, swollen, nervous. smarting
feet and instantly takes the sting ont N
corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort
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tight or new shoes feel easy II is n certain
cure for sweating callous and hot. tired ach
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coloneli od Illinois V. l., lst North
Carolina v J.
second brigade, Col. u. V. Jackson.
ooth Iowa Y J., commanding, 5Oth
Iowa Y. l., ist Wisconsin V.
An organization not herein pro-
vided for viii report 10 the command.
ing general 5th army corps"
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An Important Point

Wheeler-Ah, that was a glorious victory
of Dewcy's.
Sprocketts-It would seem so. but I shall
reserve my own opinion of it anti find out
what make of wheel he rides.-Chicaco
Evening News
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Reason Enough.

Miss Wantknow-What do you suppose
makes the figure of Cupid such favorite
with silversmths?
d, Miss Knowall-It's probably cupidity.-
Jewellers Weekly.
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WAsmNoroN May -3 The aroa 4.
oi1ties are that the Oregon $3.50 10
tnc nucleus for fourth squadron Ed
'e utilized chiefly for lefcnse. Ir tHr
event the spanish reserve nert should
prefer 90 threaten The North At.rt..
coast
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'IHH'fTAn May Lei Infarmst 20
obtained here from trasta.rt.y
.ource says THAT a consignment of .0
hrupp gums. suitable f1r farf. nr l.t-
ticships. bias been sent from E..-n. Ii
Germany, ~ csdi1 and is now an It.
way through Spain. Do is sold tH.f
Lne guns passed through tbc German.
french and spanish custom house. .s
"sitchcn furniture.
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Under ihe Wilson law The treasury
itrer wes iul Of gold. excep. "a was
borrowed. 10 fact. under the Cleve.
iRnd-Wiison regime the treasury was
never inii ~ anything. except emptl.
utsa.- 50. Louis slarsayinga.
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Il DO MY OWN WORK"
So Says Mrs. Mary Rochiette Of
Linden, New Jersey, In this
Letter to Mrs. Pinkham.

"I was bothered with flow which
would be quite annoying at times. and
at others would almost stop
II used prescriptions given me by my
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iHF0frHN lnl MaF Isl "A volunteer
nraaT af tnIted -fat-s infantry rc.
.u.t.I E.re Haee q, vaad fhe muster roll
tnN forwarded 10 ta t1e governor. Tho
nranr a WHae un ri thc finest body
Fanr mru Iu southern ludiasa
lHr rHnaaF wI doubtless boz VS.
rHra tn regiment az indianapolis
aUHIf f.. Toto rrII te tlr president
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use Piso's Cure for Consumption both in
my family and practice.-Dr. G.. w. Patter-
son, Inkster, Mich, Nov. s. 1894.
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Time and court plaster heal all wounds
Chicago Daily News.
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Effective.

Give woman book on chafng.dish
cookery IL you want TO make her believe that
there is no place like home.-Chicago Times
Herald.
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'hAiuEsroN, $. c.. May l1 United
states cruiser Lancaster. from Uoatas
~ hey We 3 stopped here Ihuralar
for coal.
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Rh 'iNAoh ~
same state
of affairs
continued.
" After a
time L was
taken with
n flooding,
that / was
obliged to
eepmyb bed.
Finally, in
despair, 1
gave up my
tor, and b.
taking vnnr n
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physician, but the
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-06-02

Omens and Superstitions Connected With
the Universal Condiment.