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GRAFTON.

Grafton is getting the oil fever.
Miss Mabel Wolcott is rapidly recover
ing from her severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DOncaster and son
Harold, and Miss Grace DOncaster spent
a few days recently in Cleveland.
G. R. Mezier Of Edison, formerly Big
Four agent here was in town one day
last week.
Last week Tuesday evening when the
marshal was experimenting with his
blowpipe torch, a can Of gasoline became
ignited and ''Solly" came very near be-
ing blown up.
The gas drillers are not progressing
very fast with W. .MachOvina's we'll
They are down little over 300 feet. At
the depth Of 300 feet they struck water
again, and had to pull out the casing
and reset it again. They drilled through
800 feet Of rock.
Mr.. <. s. Mathews Of Elyria, has pur-
chased the stock Of goods in the drug
store. formerly owned by j. W. DickasOn
Miss Emily Heether Of Cleveland, and
Mr.. James Dickinson, Of this place, were
married February 2S, at the home Of the
brides brOther-in-Iaw, 9l5 ScOvil avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson will be at home
TO their friends at Grafton, after March
IS. We extend congratulations
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1NaLAMMAFonY nnnuMAs1all.

Its Tortutss EqaAl that of ne EAsk,
The main symptoms Of MAkmhattfj
Rheumatism are pain. tenuefhesb red
ness and swelling Of the affected joints,
Fever, headache, ehllliness, thirst and
prOfuse perspiratiOn are often present
The pain cannot be described.
Ath-lO-pho-rOs Is one Of the most In
pOrtant discoveries Of the 10th century
1t cures InnkmatOfy Rheumatism By
thtusting out the poisonous uric aeit
from the blood. Its cures are reasonably
quick, certain and always permanent
1t is a certainty. Send Tor free Treatise,
SUPERIOR NEB., May 5th, 1898
Gentlemsn:-I was affiicted with In
flammatory Rheumatism and tried sew
eral medicines and found no relief
Hearing Of Ath-lO-phO ros / tried 1t i'm
mediately and after using three bottles
was entirely cured.
ELSIE CAMPREEL.
For sale at Druggists.
The Ath-lO-pho-ros Co., New Haven, Conn
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Obituary.

Harriet HolcOmb was born August 20,
1897 and died after q long and painful
illness Of a cancer, March 8, 1899, aged
Il years, 6 months and II days. She
came to Camden when q young girl with
her parents and was married TO Elisha
Williams, November, 1S, 1S4S. he died
February 1S, 1888. To them was born
three sons, George, Leverett and Frank.
Leverette died In 1881. Their home has
been In Camden all Of the time with the
exception OF ten years, when they lived
in Michigan. She was tenderly cared
for in her last days by her son,
Frank, and his wife. Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. +. NJ. Phelps.
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pENplELp.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. E. Starr paid visit
to the family Of Collins johnson Of 0ber-
liO, on Friday last. We regret to hear Of
the illness Of Mrs. johnson, who h . sis
ter Of Mrs. Starr.
Miss Matte AylIffe, from Camden, a
former resident Of PenHeld, is the guest
oil her cousin, Mrs. Parker Vanyalken-
burg.
Elisha jackson, Of the northwest part
Of town, has again succumbed TO his old
enemy, asthma.
James ,Denham, Of Vermont street,
has returned TO KANSAS City. presumably
70 resume bis old businsss, thsgninnu-
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BAkeR,s CROSSING.

Mr.. AIonzo Hall and Mr. g. ". Will.
iams will 90 this week To their new
home in Wellington. Mr. ana Mrs.
Williams have lived here most Of their
lives and WIllibe greatly missed BY theft
many friends.
Several Of our young people were In
New London last week.
H. TillOtson has been confined to The
house for some time. Mrs. TillotsOA ID
suffering with very sore hand injured
BY running q hook into-it.
On Sunday night February %, horst
belonging to N. Andrews, was taken
from the barn and driven. The ownel
extends his thanks TO the rascal for re
turning the animal, but Il will be wis.,
for the borroWerto ask for favorS here
after. .sssn
Mfs. Polly Pest h not gaining rs fas,
her friends would wish.
Miss Ada BOice Of Homer, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. lin Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Fisher recsntl!
visited their son and family ut their new
home IN Homerville.
Miss Maggie Heflabaus has returned
home from her visit In Litchfsld. Whill
there she attended the HsrlAbaus- Eide
wedding In Medina
Mr.. Julian Peet and family will max
their future home 10 Brighton.
Mr.. Z. Fisher Is building q new horS'
barn.
fit was not for the promise OF tn
good roads we are to have in the future
the farmers would not be 80 good natu
red travelling over what are not road
now.
There we're . number Of sugar bushe
opened last week Thursday.
Anthony LabOrie is slowly improving
AID. Bsckley, who has spent the win
ter In Rochester, with his daughter Is Il
very feeble health.
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ROCHESTER.

Mrs. Pomeroy returned to her home In
NOrwalk, Saturday morning.
Miss Edith Callih entertained her
cousin, Mr.. Guy Gibson Of NOrwalk, list
week.
On account Of the wreck on the Big
Four, DR.. Dignan was detained In New
London. until midnight Friday. The
DR.. says he enjoyed the delay.
Mrs. s. Webb Of New London, visited
with MIR. and. Mrs. G. A. Beardsley last
week.
Mr.. Burr Coats and family Of Cleye-
land, are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Coats.
Mrs. A. j. Snyder has gone to Marion,
for medical treatment.
DR.. Roberts of Wakeman, was In town
Monday evening.
Mr.. NJ. Chamberlain spent Monday in
Greenwich.
Mr.. Ola HAnley visited friends In Col
umbia, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Williams attended the
funeral Of friend in Greenwich, last
week.
One Of the pleasant events OF the past
week was birthday party rendered Mrs.
Solomon Phillips, at her home on State
street. The house presented a charming
effect. An elegant dinner was served.
Mrs. Phillips received many beautiful
presents. Mrs. Phillips lately moved
here from NOrwalk, where she was one
Of that towns popular society ladies,
Since she came here she has won many
friends. The day was enjoyably spent
In social conversation, and all went
to their homes expressing satisfaction a.
having enjoyed the day. The guests
from out OF town were Mr.. and Mrs
Harrington Of Milan, Mich. Mr.. Chas
AcCan and wife Of Norwalk, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Phillips, Emnsr. Frank ant
Warren Phillips Of Whitefox.
Mr.. Frank Stiglitz returned from New
York, last week. Mr.. stiglitz enlisted
at Cleveland, the 9Th Of last July In bat
terry X. 7th U. s. Artillery, and startet
for Tampa, Fla, July 9Th, returned Il
New York, some time 10 August. He wa
stationed at Fort Skyer and was latell
discharged, and is now the guest Of +
W. Clifford Of this place.
A poverty social was held at the hom,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Phillips last Fridal
evening. The house was arranged II
poverty like style. Mrs. Mary Sega
succeeded In winning the prize for tn,
worst poverty dressed lady. Mrs. Il
Laborie's makeup is'wOrthy Of mention
as her costume was exceedingly comical
Mr.. Harry stebbins carried of first priz
for gentelmen. For the class for chill
dren, Miss Josie Dagnan Is the happ,
lpossessor Of q "niggsr" doll. Music an,
recitatiOns were the features Of th
evening. Supper was served to eight
guests.
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CAMDEN,

The pOstofice has been moved 70 its
new quarters in Bayless and Pcmeroy's
store, with Miss Murray al assistant.
Mr.. Freeman, an old resident Of this
town is very feeble and Mrs. Freeman Is
suffering from an attack Of grip.
Bied at her home, Sunday noon, after
a short illness, Mrs. D. R. TennAnt.
The funeral services will DO held
Wednesday. at 10 o'clOck, at the home.
Frank Sherwood died at his home, in
the west part Of town, March Q. The
funeral was held, Saturday, In the
the Disciple church he leaves Q wife and
several children 10 mourn the loss Of q
husband and father.
Mrs. Emma Kennedy, Of LogansDOrt,
Ind, and Mrs. Ella Howe, Of Lodi, wers
called here by the sickness and death Of
their mother, Mrs. Tenant.
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PLEASANT STREET.


Mrs. HomUr Vincent visited Mary
Rolf last Thursday.
william EdRmd6Oi PshhsgIvania, is
visiting E. Edwards this week. He will
work for B. A. Manning during the sum-
mer
John Willis, who has been spending
the winter In York state, returned to
Pleasant street. Saturday.
Mrs. R. LAdOw oi Fostoria. is visiting
her father, Jason Gillett, who Is sick
with the grip.
Ethel cowie Is staying with E. Litch'
fields on the Butler road. It is feared
that Mr.. Litchhsid cannot recover from
his attack Of grip:
Steve CoWie was 1t 0rih BAbcOck's IL
Rochester, Sunday.
Some Of the farmers have opened theil
sugar bushes, bnt It has been poo
weather for them 30 far.
Owen RoIts has been sick for . week
Frank Richmond Of Wellington, spen
Sunday with friandsin town.
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osERLIN.

Alta few minutes before two o'clock
this morning Henry Lees livery barn
was discovered to be on FIRE, and before
an alarm could be given, was all in
flames. In less than half an hour 1t was
burned to the ground with all its con-
tents except one horse which escaped.
Seven horses with a number Of buggies
and harnesses were lost. The origin OF
the fire is q mystery. Mr.. Lee says he
closed the barn at 8 o'clock and no fire
was kept in it.
The pupils Of the 0berlin high school
were favored on Tuesday morning with
an address by Rev. Richard WinsOr, fol-
thirty years a missionary to India, who
gave an account Of the rescue Of John
Price, the cOlOred boy, from his southern
master, who had captured him and
carried him to Wellington, known in
history as the ''0berlin-We ellington Res
cue Case" Mr.. WinsOr, having been
one Of the leading actors in the affair
added interest to his description Of it.
Mr.. W. 7. Ridgely, who was formerly
with D. B. GOOdsell Of Wellington, opens
q shoe store in Wilkinson & WatsOn's
rooms on South Main street in few
days.
Dr.. W. e. Barton delivered his fare
well sermon at Shawmut Church, Boston
week ago Sunday. DR.. Barton and hi
wife were each presented with gOlt
watches by their congregation. He nov
goes to Oak Park, Ill.
A reception was given Friday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. COmings to tn
members OF the 0berlin fire department
as recognition Of their faithful services
The intercollegiate debate betweel
Ohio Wesleyan University and 0berlil
College was held here Friday evening il
. the college chapel, the subject OF dis
cussion being, Resolved, That tn
United States Should Adopt Policy
Territorial Expansion" Ohio Wesleya
University was represented by G. Il
kstrich. T. H. Housed and Miss Mar
Bsal, had the negative Of the debate
while 0berlin had the affirmative, an
was represented by P. W. Williamson
Ludwig Thomson, and G. A. AnderegG
The judges were professors F. NJ. Taylor
Of the University Of Michigan; 7. +
Moran, Lafayette, Ind; and Hon. ]. /
Rohn, Of Tiffin. Their decision was i
favor Of Ohio Wesleyan University.
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HuNT,NaToN.

Mrs. Nora Long Is ct home for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Meachum have
gone 10 Elyria and Cleveland for . short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DiFlam Of Sulli'
van spent last Tuesday night with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Phelon.
Mr.. Paul Pratt was on the sick list the
past week.
Mr.. Luke Chapman has been sick.
Miss Ina Sage b visiting her sister,
Mrs. <. <. Goodrich Of Wellington.
Mr.. 7. D. PhelOn was In Elyria. SAtur'
day.
Mrs. Cole Of Pittsheld Is visiting hsl
sister and family, Mrs. Luke Chapman.
There was . large attendance at th'
Missionary society held at the Methodist
church parlors last Wednesday.
Rev. Smith has been on the sick liSt.
The republican caucus for the nomi
nation Of township officers Is TO be held
at the town hall on Thursday, March IS
at 7:30 p. m. STANDARD time.) ALI re
publicans are requested to be present.
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LAGRANGE.

J.P. Eidt Of Wellington was in town
Monday.
Mrs. Benjamine Sheldon is seriously
i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Cassie Kelner is reported on the
sick list.
Mr.. Potter made business trip to
Wellington, Monday.
James Sheldon called on Cleveland
friends Monday.
George Wilcox Of 0berlin spent Sun
day in town.
Mrs. Sarah Wood left here Monday
evening for New York.
f. B. Gott is spending few days In
Chicago.
Clara Wheeler went to Avon Saturday
to visit his sister.
Miss Horace of Eaton is the gnest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Merriam.
Mr.. and Mrs. WOtring are entertain
ing Cleveland friends.
Lyman KnOwls OF Elyria visited Mr..
and Mrs. s. Dale, Friday.
Erma Curtice, Wilbur Knapp and
Leon Andrus are suffering with the
mumps.
Mr.. Damon Of Medina county visited
Mrs. Williams the past week.
1t is reported that ]. Starr has bought
ID. s. Miller's residence on West Main
street.
At the piano and organ recital by thu
pupils of Miss Morgan, Saturday even
ing, the following program was vel
carried out. Part |. Meacham, Hya
cinth March, Thad and Havel RawsOn
Robin Red Breast, Sch., Erma Curtice
Blake, March of the Brave, Rachel Grow
. and L. B. Morgan; haywood, World
Exposition March, Clara White; a. LIE
Petit Carnaival, b. selection, Att
Heistan, A. H. ROsewig; Aria, Clar'
White and Erma Curtice; Englemann
! COquettish Smile, 0p. 292, Claud Andru
and L. B. Morgan; Battmann, Chape
1 March, Hazel RawsOn; Alexander, Lassi
Pearle, song, Eva GOtt; Meacham, Cycle
J men March, Thad RawsOn; True, Trium
, phant Naval March, Marie Stroupand
L. B. Morgan; a. children'S Ball, b. low
> March, Leila Copeland and L. B. Morgan
I. Cohen, Midwinter Exposition, Polka
, Eva Gott: Giese, "Reminiscences Of Brt
: men, Claude Andrus: duet, Mabel JacA
'' son and L. B. Morgan; Spencer, Sch
DeCOncert, Fern WOlcott; Hitler, Unde
the Lindens, Claudia Nichols and L.
Morgan. Part IL. Carl BOhm, Silve
Stars, Rachel Grow; Vaunch, Here we g
Cassie and Matte Kelner: vocal selec
o ion, Mrs. W. W. Reece; Westenbur
When papa leaves home in the morning
y Thad and Hazel RawsOn; Witmarl
u Zenda Waltzes, Marie StrOup; May
L FL KohinOar, Nellie GOtt; Englemanl
'r Rough Riders, Winifred GOtt and Fer
Wolcott; haywood, Dewey's Victol
ls March, Mabel jackson; Meacham, Jess
S' mine March, Matte Kelner; Englemanl
T. Parade Review, 0p. 307, Anna Liant
l. berry and L. B. Morgan; Hoist, Chase
" the Witches, F. Blanche Morgan; trOI
bone solo, George Wilson; Return Of Il
!. Heroes, Norma Noble and L. B. NJ, He
" nings; Caprice Brillante, Winifred Got
T. duette, Blanch and Bertha Morgan; LIE
a bach, Fifth NOcturne, Anna Lantsberr
Heller, Tarantelle, Cassie Kelner; Ke
a yOn Jones, Hurrahl Hurrah! Nellie Go
70 and L. Bertha Morgan. Miss Morgan
to be congratulated on the improveme
10 and fine appearance Of her claes. II
g. NJ. S. B orchestra rendered a selectiC
from 7:l5 to 7:45.
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For La Grippe.

Thomas Whitfield & Co., 24O Wabash
~, corner Jackson-st. one Of Chicago's
Oldest and most prominent druggists,
recommend ChRmberlain's Cough Rem
sdy for 10 grippe, as itnot only gives q
prompt and complete relief, but also
counteracts any tendency Of Ia grippe ID
result in pneumonia. For sale by W. r
Near & Co.
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WEST ROCHESTER.
mar making is here.

Sugar making is here.
Lagrippe is losing its grip in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Plumm, Of La Grange, spent
Tuesday Of last week with her sister,
Mrs. Hattie Robinson.
NJ. Eyer and J. H. Bristol have charge
Of Mr.. AIonzO Ketchnm's sugar bush this
season, on shares.
Mrs. Amelia Bracy, Of Indiana, who
Is visiting friends in Clarksheld, called
on friends in this vicinity, Thursday Of
last week. n husband, Geo. Bracy
formerly Z Y 1ni this county, died
, ai their hos 'Pst June
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Lucy EllinwOod to william 7.
Winstone. lot %. block 8, VIM.
A. Branan's, trustee, add. to
L0rain
Horace A. and Fannie B. Durkee
to Henry Mate, lot 81, Eaton
OWnbnlp ..................p 90 w
VIM. 0. Roliin to James Barnes
part lot 80, Eaton township. 1000 90
J. E. Boynton to Augusta Arndt
lot 7, block l. Ely and BoYn-
sons lst addition TO Elyria. . $50 90
C. W. Sumner TO Alex McAdam,
part lot 8, Eaton township. 5000 90
Betsey s. Mordoff to Mamie B.
Church, lots and 8, Sheffield
township .................... 400 10
Nary Freidt To Vim. Refenning.
lots 1888 and lS9, seeley's add.
to North Amherst st............ 1900 90
Frederick Mather to August
hreRer, et 81, lOtS 40 4z4,
Amherst township. .......... 200 90
W. H. Beaumont aud James
Rumble to Wallace Rundle,
part lot SO, Columbia tp. ..... 81 80
Lizzie 7, Hogan and Carrie H.
Davies OF. j. Stehle, lots
and 2, block 10, Lorain. ...... . 1000 90
Henry c. Luther and wife TO
Chas. H. Luther, corner lot 20.
Pittsfeld township. ......... 400 90
Henry Hageman TO Chas G. Ellis
lot 4, block 1S, Selah Chamber
lain'sallotment. ........... 400 90
c. L. Hills and wife to Matthias
Krebs, lot l, block 10, VIM A.
Braman's trustee, addition to
Lorain ...................... -. $50 90
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F.E. BsardSley appointed ADMINISTERS
tor OF the estate Of Osborn Hale late oI
Eaton.
Afford Fauver, administrator Of Har
riett N. ThurstOn, deceased, vs.. Edward
H. ThurstOn ct al. Petition filed fOl
order to sell land aud pay debts.
The will Of Katie Reid, late OF LoraiD
admitted to probate.
W. L. Fay appointed administrator o.
Of the estate Of Stephen Moore, late o.
Avon.
Mary Jane Sutliff appointed execuzil
OF the will and estate Of Charles z. Sut
lid, late Of Wellington.
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Willis Mottsr seems to be going Into
the poultry business more extensively
this season than last. His chickens will
consist mostly Of the white WyandOtts.
Z. NJ. Ketchum had his right hand
seriously hurt by drag saw, Wednesday
Of last week.
Mrs. Watt, wife of Captain Watt, will
return to Cleveland soon, to remain fOr
the summer,
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Be sure and read our great offer Of
THE ENTERPhIsE for q year and the
Farm Journal Eve years, all for the price
Of our paper alone. Just walk up to the
captains oliice and draw the greatest
prize you ever drew.
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CAUCUS

On Tuesday evening next, March l4th,
the Peoples Ctncus viii be held at the
tOwn hall b0r DC purpose Of nominating
the following tOWnahip OfiCiAls: I Trus-
tee, 1 Treasures Assessor, and 1 Con.
stable.
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TOWNSHIP NEWS.
coKEEcTHD ny THE ENTERPRIsE''
CORPS or CORRESPONDENTS.

Recent happenings and Special Events
In welIington's Immediate Vicinity OF
Interest to Everyone.--Our Correspon
dents spare No Pains to Clean th'
Latest and Most Accurate News.
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COLD " HEAD

TVANTED-SRvERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w persons In this state 10 manage our bus
lness 10 their own and nearby counties. II
ls mainly once work conducted ct home.
Salary straight 600 year and expenses
dehnite, bQna1de, no more. no less salary.
Monthly SO. References. Enclose self-ad-
dressed etanped envelope. Herbert r. Hess.
Prest.. Dept. N. Chicago.
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Notice Of Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the name Of ]. s. MallOry& 4 Co.. wherein J. s.
Mallory, OF WelllnEton. Lorain county, State
CuyAhoga county, State Of Ohio, general part
neTs, ts this nrst day Of March, A. D., 1890,
dissolved BY mutual consent. The affairs OF
the hrm will be adjusted By s. Strong Taylor
a. wellington, Ohio. SIS. TAYLOR,
80 per G. II. s.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-03-08

Nelson A. Roberts ys. Moses Price. ct
al. Money only. Thompson & Glitsch,
plaintiffs attorney.
Irene Wellman vs. Charles OFT. Mon
ey only.
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NOTICE. OF APPOINTMENT,

Estate Of Mathew L. Starr. deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as executor Of the estate Of Mathew
Z. Starr. late Of Penheld, Lorain county. de-
ceased.
Dated this 9Th day Of February,A Z, A, : D, 1899.
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NorlcE OF APPOINTMENT,

Estate Of Benjamin R. Coats, deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified IS administrator OF the estate OF
BENJAMIN R. Goats. late Of Rochester, Lo-
rain county, deceased
Dated this 4th day Of February, A. D.. 1899.
JOIN r. HANDLEY.
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Marriage Licenses.

Fred Kent and Myrta Denn.
Albert Palmer and Emma Blaine.
VIM. K. Love and Bertha StanAeld.
Webster Aurnen and Emma Jacobs.
Edwin Woodruff and Lucia Merriam
Elmer Mowery and Mabel Herrlck.
L. B. Woodruff and Fannie Williams
D. G. Mcintyre and Bertha Kidd.
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Lost

About ten days ago, silver watch.
Finder please return to ENTERPRISE
Office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-26

Nice new strawberries ut Dughi's.
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Do you spit up phlegm?
Does your head ache?
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Consumption, the bane OF those who
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Not a step backward, but stride out
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In plain English, system of modern
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The System consists of Four Prep
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You are invited to test what this sys-
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Send your name and full express and
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The system is positive cure for con-
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complicated by loss Of flesh, Coughs,
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Thin, pale, weak people become far
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misunderstanding got the finest
you ever saw.