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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02
sennte Committee Renrrang cement.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February L
The Committee on Committee Of the Re
publican caucus Of the Senate TO-DAY
ulittee assignments. made necessary by
HE death ~ Senator Morrill, senator
AIdrich succeeds % the chairmaS nip OF
pie+t 0f New York. 20 the vacancy on
me committee. Senator Spooner sue
ceeds Senator Aldrich as chairman or the
Committee on Rules, and Senator Hanna
succeeds Senator Sp0oner as cna4Ililt5.
~ fha Committee on Relations with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02
THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH.
Sensational New York Report Ah"ut
IL Denied.
washington Evening star. II

Washington Evening star, istl
tn Statement published in New foiA
rarer this morning that President AcnIh-
lev was in a precarious physical conoi'o.l'
owing 10 excessive work and WoFIy az
.s,ssrt upon the vital national events Of
me past wear. is denied al The " nl's
T4o,,ss with much p0sitiveness. Il is iIne
"a r,srf, well tired out because or
t ~ ,Is ,t.ii,. numerous demands Tor pit
yaf. agd.ences over the peace treaiy' l lng
ss @.s ~ = Librarian ~ congre-s, sh ta
the sppontment q iReums eRlsb 'S are IN
seNtIal Iee. ~ corsiderati0n OF the prob
ssu.'; y, e.,,he porto Rico. Hawaii, aRa me
le eilii,. ~ We needs a good rest blt 50
a., Ia 80 phvsical ailments are conoeii''u H'
h free from them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02
Ha. Appendicitis.

Master Homer Seay. the lJ-year-oid son
~ Ar " y. Seay, OF Bueua Vista j. AZ
IA. 0Id Dominion Hospital suffering with
sDosndicitis He Will be operated upon ID
Tr Georgs Pen. Johnston IN fe~ days.
ar Seav. VINO IS one ~ the prominent
businoss-men u Buena vista, is "itA MS
-uu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02
CAR COMPANY CONSOLIDATION.
Pullman Concern Not Member. Blu
i'm Full sympathy


NEW YORK. February 1.-The Mall
and Express to-day says;
Michigan Peninsula Car Company stock
has been active recently, and has ad-
varced several points on rlmored In
creased earnings and the likelihood Of
consolidation with other car companies.
II IS learned on good authority that q
consolidation Of all the freisht and pas
seuger car industries in the country is
beirg arranged. and that there is every
likelihood OF its being consummated
shortly.
The Pullman Palace Car Company. Of
Pullman, H.. IS not member az the he"
,,-,rfrotior i- is said. vet 90 IS entirely
IN sympathy with the movement ana
viii rarticipate in all its advantages. be-
ing only prevented from joining the me-"
combination by the fact that the prop i'y
is n part OF the Pullman estate. ana is
now i'm the hands OF executors ana uea
up with legal proceedings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02

La Grippe is again epidemic. Every pre-
c.ution should Be taken 20 avoid H. It's
sneciac curs is One-Mlnute Cough cure
IRE rest remedy for All ages cures
coughs. colds. and all lung troubles F1e~-
SAINT 70 the taste
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02

are 632 cases OF leprosy in the United
States. ten OF which are in Chicago. The
Doctor has made life study OF leprosy,
recommends that our quarantine laws be
more rigidly enforced. and believes I'm the
establishment OF n general asylum in this
country for leperg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February l.
A cerIcus III the Republicans Of the House
mas been called Tor tomorrow night ca.
( O'clock 70 decide upon The question ~
considering a currency bill az this ses-
sion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02
,rpsosY IN THIS COUNTRY
Hundreds OF Cases. says p"'''
from India.

DETROIT. MICH. February IA rec
,,-sss sn4r,al from Battle Creek says thar
DR. HIT. a physician from India; az pres
.nt visiting In that city, stated that mere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02
REPORT ON GAS PLANT
,,R RICE FINDS 1T BADLY IN NEED
OF ovERHAULING.
ITS MACHINERY OUT OF DATE.
, ,,noroush inspection of the Works
show. That improvements Are
,...sorv which Would Cost Si2,-
ooo-No Action g. Taken.

OWN"
-a, ciy gas-pant IS out OF date The
.-,r, Is eudauated and the methods
,.-.. .ro far from being economical
Che tenor OF the report OF the
., r.e made n thorough investf-
th. .,.....,.t...,.. 49,. IN,
customs The report was pre-
Che Council Committee ON
..-nf hut Us consideration
....,.,., Gov cha ,t,,. ,.,t,..
contains ''No'''''' ""''N"
.trrfaulnE or the plant, which
a outlay of $1,000.
ll.r.rstein chairman Miner
..
''''' ''''''' anu A'''''''
WAca the committee mel az
Rs,s,rr, .r,ss~s3 before
.t.e ana stnfe8 fhat his .,as-
-s-+ month had nmped mo
lle no ..,-or.oo ieir- from
...a 81. ,.,,..- ,,,f...,aa M
.,. t.,,. .,.r ots,.+
to., .,. .'' ,- t.., ~.
. .,...t.,.,,
'' '''.'''
s .t" @ up ,o .-e "'
Tho matter was referred 10 'Ne
inspector I 'Nes'ls'''on'
EXPERT .I.-S REPORT.
et.-t t... r.I TO the committee
.r. .. ... ... expert. who proves
..... Superintendent of
.lr.rks Nfr Rice was nj
..r DAVIS and assumed fun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02
VICTIM OF ARARE DISEASE.
His Jaw Four Times the Norma
Iength-Cther Deformities.

CHICAGO. February l-George hoas-
els. who was known In the vicinity N
which he lived az the Bogie Man" died
today in the county hospital Of a rare
disease. which the physicians have called
cromegaly-sweiliag Of the bones. His
hards md feet were greatly swelied. and
49, law Was over four times the normal
length. The length from the frontal
hone 20 ne chin in the ordinary man Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02

Died. a 1870 A. NJ. Wednesday IN tina
igih year 81 her age. az the residence of
her husband. rs south Pine street. Mrs
a. :. BRECKENRIDGE.
She leaves a husband and one sister.
many relatives and friends. who mourn
cnrir loss. She was a devoted Christian,
a kind and loving wife
She was a member % Graee-stfeet hap.
tisi ehereh from which nsr iansl o.i.,s N'
DR. William r. Hatcher. pastor OF thar
church. Will conduct the services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02

\ GOOD l00ks ana Nuut-
ml spirits as long as
/ possible
AZ woman who SUI
! fers from some weak
ress or arrangement
of The organs distinctly
feminine can note me !.
daily encroachments oi
-f-s.,.- a. f,e~ mirror
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24

"a pneumatic tube and make my 5oo
miles an hour, j IN satisfied. d
- Cleyis SCI notice that you've got o /
new railing in front ofsyour counter
in there, Mr.. Wilson"
NiIson-sYes, that's solid gold"
Romley--' Y You're getting little 1 ex-
trayagant, aren't your
Wilson-"oh, I don't know. That
cost me 90 cents.a pound
Romley-s.WeIl, sir, | can remember
when that much gold would have cost
$40 .000.s Of course, that was long be- be-
fore anybody discovered cheap proc
ess of getting gold out Of the sea wa
ter. In my day a man who had gold
| and diamonds was supposed to be rlch.
| i never thought I'd live to see the day
when every woman in town was wear
ing diamonds for dress buttons. What
are they worth a dozen now, Mr.. VIII
son ??''4 2? f,ss* s.3zt SEA iss s
Wilson, N selling the large size
rs cents a dozen. They're made at
that new factory in New Jersey, where
! they turn out about q million aday. s8
1 Cleyis-ssI notice that Jim Todd's
| new house is nearly finished. Is the
| whole thing made out of aluminium s',z
s Wilson al except the mantels and
they're made out of silver. Did you
see those electrical heaters | ordered
4 for him? They're only six inches high
and one of them heats q whole room.
IaJim is going to be well fixed there.
II sold him an automatic lawn-Inower
yesterday, and he's talking of getting
sone of those breakfast machines that
Eyou #seteby~ a time loel.sgs All YOU have
4 to do is mark on the indicator whsaf
i YOU want to eat and then set the
i clock. The machine cooks the break
4 fast and delivers it on the table. Fiji
i teen minutes before breakfast is ready
4 ithe coinmunicator rings bell in every
froom, then the organ begins to play
q in the sitting room and tie delivering
-lapplianees bring up he clean clothes
TIT makes it very handy.
@ Rognley- Do you know, gent tleTaen
III can remember when a man had te
-tsget up in the. morning and wllllttle hit &
:; shavings5 and split kind lin nge.aaRdF bring
] In water and then calf his wife or the
4 hired girl and ~ IL w
8 Wilson ..sssay Say Mr. Ronliey, let.lllo !19F q
that kind Of talk. We're tired OF hear
il,g 1t. You ssilst rene mloer at YOU'RE
about SO yeaes behind the times.
: r. JOIN N IIAZE ZELDEN.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24

De grocer didn't fall dead, but he viii
not be well man again for some
weeks Jest what did you. mean by
dem words. Brudder Shin??''' ?'as
II dunno, saflse' was the hesitating
reply. E5fs Es#
was it your object to. paraIyze dat
grocer? ax 4
.'Did your words refer to taters,
i 'iasses. watermillyons.y or what g. u
=ta i thought not. You may sit down,
Brudder Shin. You 5estspicked up dem
words. one by gones and when de time
come YOU shot sen off altogether II
you imagine dat you lowered de price
of 'taters any let me tell you dat you
am mistaken. and dat de eaptafion OF
de duration will soon dominate de
Jurisdiction. In other words. de next
time cotch you putin frilis on de
I English language you will come yere
{ to- ind de doah. locked agin you and
yoIr name crossed off deIrolls.
..And Brudder Bebee, !" said the presi-
Qent. as tiS IuJlIUliCd III tiieiI ~ - 49,
to arise, 81 het few words to say to
YOU. | happened into place de oddeI
tlayS whar' iss cull'd men was shoot
lin craps. u was lookins for my lost
dawg. Yo,i was one of dem rs men M
| fou didn't see me. but heard you say
dat de elirnax Of de occasion appre
tended de si1nilitudesof de paragon
| writ de words down in my book, ane
yere deys am. Will you kindly. y. explain
| he pi nj ypu was tryfn 10 NAL
I'VE was talkin' bout de wah.
reckon" replied Brother Bebee in
| lshameefaced manner p
| OH seei, And did dem big Word
\ Of yours refer stoss boom=shells.s'ssol
| what ?'sa4 q 8a
q Reckon it was boon-sheils, sah.
.Yes2 Did you ever see g boom
she1igss
4 NO. sah.' &.ssqs
We'll. 1 hevs Dey was invented 7
lift folkses up in de air and blow 'eE
i all to pieces. | will gin you one weel
to git dc kinks out so' your tongue AM
1 git back 10 de plain English langnags
AT de end of dat time, if you heven'
done it, you wifi find a bonb-sbel
waitin. fur you at de head Of de ale.
stairs. and de pomposity of de affilia
tion will produce a consanguinity 7
artieulate de diaphragm. In plain Eng
4 fish, .Brudder -Bebee, dat boom-shel
/ will scatter, you ober a square mile 9
| territory. and YOUR widder viii begil
i Iooisin' around fur a man wild sense i
4 hIs head. stYou look tired and home
| sick, and you may now sot down. =
| AS Brother Bebee fell back on hi
chair witllsa great jar the presiden
asked for shinllfg Watkins, The brotE
i er was. IN his place, and as he stood n
he was asked:
'tBrudder Watkins, was You in 4
! woodward de oddersday to git a job? ?a
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24
m=uesaN e.naszz 81 a1~
Brother Gardne:

When the routine business OF the
regular meeting of the Lime-Kilns club
had been concluded. Brother Gardner
arose and looked up and down the
aisles over his spectacles and said:
"Doorin' de past two weeks ! hev bin
clusly watchin' sartin members of dis
club,, and j hev bin, panied and grleFed:
to- diskiver dat de advice hev FREE
quently. given has gone fur ma Ilaughtt. 4
dozen times in de last three years /
hev advised and cautioned against de
way a majority, of Eausllse de English
language, but it pears TO hey done done nc no
rood Ebers since was 'lected presi-
dent of dis Lime-Kiln club hey sot
you an example in dis matter. hey
spoken plainly and simply, sayin what
meant and meanin' what said. De
English language as she is spoke am
good 'nuff fur anybody. Nobody need
90 huntin' around fur big words to
make hisse1f understood. Nobody need
lose his breath in findin language to
ask de way to de post office orsde time
o day. s
"If Brudder Samuel Shin am wild us
yere tonight he will riz up,''f continued
the president. after a rather painful
T pause. sa
Samuel had crowded in behind the
stove and was just falling asleep. and
| he was long minute in getting out
where he could be seen Then Brother
| Gardner said:
.Brudder Shin, de odder day, when
| you was buyin' 'taters in a grocery.
heard you say to de.grocer dat de am
biguity of de sinuosity didn't pear (
be commensurate wild de comparison.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24

ttY-yes, sab, was the reply.
1 did you notice an old bald-headed
Guild man sorter hangin' around
sdere faaK
..No, sab" 1s5 S. s 555t's e..
well, dere was one, and it was me-
sorter wanted to hear what you
would say to dat man. When he a1ed
5if YOU had had any experience in run
MIN a saw you answered dat you had,
and dat de emergency of de homestead
had always jubilated de non-existent.
Do quote your words correctly, sah?"
!, I'll reckon
.And as to deir meanin'? / hev
worked in woodward myself, but !
can't make, out what dey refer TO. Do
I dey mean dat you am q hustler?
"Yes, zsah.''
did de woodward man SO under
stand?' ss.s
Reckon not, sab.
mo, / reckon he didn't. In fact, I'm
sure he didn't. wasn't fur off when he
| riz up and took you by de collar and
put his foot. agin you and bounced you
out. He didn't know you was tryin'
/ to tell him dat you was a hustler from
1 Hustlerille, and could keep dat saWred-
hot ali day long. and so it was bad fur
you. I've got jest a word to say to you,
De next time you come up yere you
/ will find Brudder Giveadam Jones
waitin' Oh de stairs. You jest inquare
1 of him if de perspicacity of de reso,
/ luton has absorbed de climax of de
catastrophe, and he will begin de work
of maxim you feel weary. It you don't
/ drap back on plain English befo' YOU
strike de. bottom step den Brudlel
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24

chine. and bought ten cents worth OF
liquid air, He said your wife was go
ing to churn to-day"
Clevis-"Yes, my wife likes that
LIQUID air. You know that 2o-cent can
I bought the other day? Well, that did
all the churning, ran the sewing ma
chine for three days and kept the
refrigerator at three degrees below
freezing ali last week. | suppose Mr..
Romley here can. remember when the
farmers had to put upice every winter
if they wanted to keeptheir butter and
meat cool during the summer.
Romley-''Ice! Why, l can remem-
bcr when mighty few farmers had any
rcfrigerators. We used to hang the
butter down the well to keep lit cool"
Cleyis-..Is it possible?"
Wilson-.'Has your wife tried that
condensed electricity yet, Mr Clevis?
We have one kind now that comes in
blue cake. . .. s.5e
Clevis-sYss, she. tried that last
week, One cake did allthe cooking for
a week and ironed the elothes on Tues
day." s s4 49,
Rorniey-"How is Mrs. Clevis these
lays2''
Clevis-"oh, she's first rate. She sci
the clockwork on our autonaat tie
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24
OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

: It takes a republican tariff taxer
to curse Germany for laying q prohib-'
itiye tariff on American manufactured
goods. Omaha World Herald.
Time flies, and William Caesar
Mckinley looks forward to Mark An
tony Hanna's second superficial per-
formance.C Chicago Democrat.
The Platt-Q Qnay inley Hanna
combination is working for Sherman.
of New York. for speaker. Western
'slittle foil" are requested to take the
dose and say nothing Kansas City
Times
It matters little about the per
sonality of the next speaker. The re
publicans are expected TO elect one who
will enable Mr.. Hanna TO rim the house.
from the senate end III the capitol.
ST. Louis Republic.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24

Jones will git fined S. and costs fur not 7t
hevin' his kickin' masheen in good con-
ldition!"
The president helped himself to a
glass of water. wiped the dew of his
spectadles and kindly inquired # any
body had seen Elder Toots within the
| last month. The elder was only ten
feet away. and he looked anxious and
worried as lletrose up.
las Elder Toots. softly began Brother 'sir
Gardner. did yon eber meet up wild de
tranquility of de precarious refiee-
ton ?'' pr & y .s' sss- sf
ssNo, sab, Il neber did. 2
s.Did it eber occnr to you dat de
| munifeence of de problematical might
enter into de radiation of de epitorlne9'
mo. sab"
questions, elder, but a day or two ago, aso,
when you was buyin' a spool OF thread
4 in store, / heard you tellin de clerk
dat OWN. to de impressiyeness of de
Afluefuation you felt obIeeged to preyert
de ostensible deliberation. You know no.
4 what you meant, don't you
Not skassely, sab"
f. "Was it your objeck to paralyze dat
IscIerk ?'
4 II reckon It was" -. AZ &. 5.5
"And | reckon you did II. At least
he thinks you ar a fool or iunatic
New. den. one brief word to you and !
Others. Dis foolin' wild de English
language has got TO stop or dis Lime
Kiln club will be busted all to smash
When You want Goldfish go to de gro
Gerry and ak fur it in so many words.
i When you talk of war, poll5.ticks or re
/ ligion. you don't need any big words
4 I'm all out O. patience wild sieh foolin
d around and fur de last time warn yoa
d dat de elimination Of de infatnatioI
will lead to consolution of de pers
4 piration. We will now pour de con
4 tents of de WATERFALL into de fire and g
home" .5,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24
YOL.,IX.-NO. 80. 49,
sypqpzv. FOLLOWING rs ~ cfeviszr#irst rate. Espec

y Clevis-'First rate. Especially the
ice cream soda water attachment.
Have you seen that yet"
Tsomley yA'sNo, L I'haven't-"
Clevis--st.Well, you're behind the
times. You know, Jim, sits under an
awning on top of this auto-binder and
faces the Keyboard with the electric
buttons Right back of hilqsfaon one
side, is the electric fan and on the
other side is the music-box attach
ment. Well, right in between these
two is the ice cream soda machine. It's
entirely independent of the main gear
ing. It's an electrical clockwork con-
triyance. Every half-houra its1nixes
a glass of Chocolate ice cream soda
wa fer and carries itSon a little tray up
| to the operator. AS it passes the mu
sic-box it touches. a trigger and the mu-
sic begins 4.5s4s #..- ss..ssx
| Romley-tI don't care much for mu-
sic. I'd rather have phonograPh at
| tachrnentsw sIust think of !sssIf you
had told people so years ago thai SOME
|day the. farmer would cut his grain
with a horseless binder and ST under
an awning to hear phonograph grind
out all The popular plays and operas, he
wouldn't have believed it. FHte you
q farmer had to work so years ago.
Clevis-"s Speaking of binders, Mr..
Wilson, did you order that binding
ltwineafer me2' @ sE F48
| Wilson-"Yes; ordered ityesterday,
hut they didn't happen to have any. in
stock. They were expecting some in
q few minutes by pneumatic tube from
\ Manila ! guess the tubes aren't work work
ling very well just now, 1T takes near
fly two days to get cargo from Ma
mia to Chicago now. sfs @
/ Clevis-''Well, I wish you'd telephone
them and find out how soon l can get
4 some.'' #s fs+1ss$ s6@
| Wilson-"What's the use Of walking
all the way back into the store to tel
iephone. I'll telegraph them from right
Il here. Takes telegraph instrumen1
from his pocket and touches the key
There is fash of lightning. re sensas
message and then waits for the ma
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24

hour, and the theater train that leaves
Chicago at i've o'clock every day makes
400. The pneumatic from here to Chi.
cago advertises $50, but l don't believe
it makes, peSer 2a5. I know that the
car / came in was three minutes late
yesterday. i think we ought to have
acitizens' meeting and protest against
these slow trains. When a man has
any engagements he doesn't like, to.
60 polSing along at 225 miles an hour.
Romley-''I notice that several of the
congressmen from China. are advocat-
ing that new rocketli line between Hong
Kong and San Francisco. 1t takes
them nearly aweek togo home and
come back. They claim that under
this new rocket system they can get
across the Pacific in one night, AS
far as Fm,concerned, I'm getting a lit
tie. old and when can jog along in
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24

s1i1t1Ss ~ q ~
they ii. send me someSaby the seven
o'clock tube. tomorrow morning.
Cleyis- Il suppose you can. re@me1n-. @ .
Der. Mr.. Romley, when a man couldn't t
send a telegram unless he had wire
strung along from one pole to another
and then fastened AN instrument ITO
one end of this wire.
4 sRo1iniley,z..' es, indeealg Why, when
they fifst began to talk about wireless
|teiegraphy, people wouldn't take any
more stock in it than they did in air.
ships and rain-making machines. Why,
I can remember when they laid the
first pneumatic tube through this coun-
try. A lot of old fogies opposed 1t be-
cause they said a railway train that
travelled 60 miles an hour was fast
enolfgh for' anybody People didn t
travel much in those days. Idon tsup-
| pose there were more thanaa half dozen
people in the whole township tfsst had
ever been to Europe. At used to take
us all day to 60 to Chicago and come
back, and we thought we were making
pretty good time at that What has
| it come to now? Why a man doesn'1 I
think it's anything remarkable to run
| ,,avss 40, 5Hh;oaorn and hack before break,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24

sfikItz
sl,itcIen about eight o'clock and put
IN another storage battery, and then
she. Went over to Playgolf with Mrs.
Jenkins. ~, !. N ~ Z ss 5
Romley suppose she rode. over,
in her new fySn g-naaehine.R q
Clcyis-.sNo, she went over on the
automobile. By the way, I'd like 70
trade that automobile for a good Fain-
making machine. My rain-maker is
nearly worn out. l loaded it the other
day. to get a half-inch of water and
only got three-eighths. If you hear
of anybody that wants good, family
automobile let me. know. This one is
all fright for women and children, but
it's too Slow for me. It only makes 25
I miles an hour.1 s. ~. 7ft
Ronnley-"Y You'll have hard work
selling. it. There isn't much demand
for slow travellers any more. You
might find buyer over at the Mil
lersburg fair next week, understand
you're going over there"
Clevis-''Yes, I'm going to take the
boys over. They tell me there's going
to be horse on exhibition over there.
Ny boys never saw one"
Ronley Where are the boys To-
daT?''
Glevis-' Tommy is out somewhere
on his fying-naachine and Jim is out
cutting that quarter-section, with the
auto-binler. He got late start and
i don't know whether he'll finish uT
today or not" ~
Romley--"How do you like your new
machine?p kla6
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24
CHARMS STILL IN USE.
Mumps Cured by-sn donkey Hniter,
~ So the CreluIous Patients
- IA ,g4 aTh0ur}1t, 8@tsrek &ssa5tl

- =. rs a tz.s*s9 80 y :, a., Z +1sj,,-
- Wa met seiseo7e'o ialiilei e1,s -.
Gay an l!ohaoi.stefi s,ao 80.
regret OF 1ne illiisss y = : s. :
landlord a11d mag VI e u 'i,s = -,
Inc DOCTORS are ups ,.p.e = ~ 80.
any geod, ne Ieiii'iiNe.', pao - -
woman VIZ i1sls 5. 90 = :
la elhs,tee ~ =, = < : a. @ .l;si -
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fhought she elve g, - 70 20 = ano : : g.
s. as Us IL q elaian !. : H. = -, -,
g. II 49, mss, '.pu - aeiG. -.
s7uie, - - =.