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tiers, the mileage, table. &c. What would
become of the Government. and inciden-
tally of us bachelors. in such case many
army officers inclined To the Mormon per-
Sill aston. | shudder 10 think
June 2T.-At sea. Damn.
June 2S.-At sea. Sea very ~rouGh-so
rough that the children arc unable to build
castles of the deck chairs and one can obtain
a seat 10y waiting until one of the ladies' be-
comes seasick n gives IL up-her chair,
] mean.
Steward sees his chance To get even and
serves such delicacies AZ canned shrimp
with clotted cream. boiled pork in olive oil.
anchovies with maple syrup, lardcd cab
bage, sauce perique,
Spardcck is awash and ship rolls CON
siderably. Unfortunate captain Of the ship
il besiegcd 10y women Why do you let
the boat rock like this?' Why don't You
stop this wind?' You don't know your
he will quit the transport service If he has
Ia GO 10 yea before the mast in a windJanl-
mer in the guano trade.
June 20. At sea. Sea smooth. First officer
Of the ship allowed n sea 10 he shipped
yesterday, which wet the toy room in the
hold. On hearing hat he was to be hailed
before the coIrt-mater nal he committed
suicide 10y eating II ships pie.
June Sat ~ra. Sea ~ smooth that
children are again able to play with the
ttitD'lhIU ttiIlBdNF tnu 6hhoN 'HNihrtlNNN
by badgering the quartermaster on watch
because he doesn't turn the wheel often
enough TO suit them.
July AT sea.
July AT sea. Amid the shrill buzz of
conversation on the promenade deck an
acute ear may distinguish: Lead n heart"
Mrs. - has a stateroon aifording a
better view of the flying fish than mine, and
| rank her" -Finessed the queen, we would
ave gotten the odd" "lttsy bittsy wit
tsy." -Wah-hah-hah, yaah-aaah!" "Gor-
geous piece of lace insertion" Naughty
naughty, papa pank."
GOVERNMENTAL sat again to-day for trial
Of Lieut.. $500 on the following serious
charges
.. Looking as II he were con graduating
himself on being unmarried.
?. Allowing his men TO get in the way Of a
perambulator while M drill.
?. Being an iufnntryman.
Z Coming from Kansas.
5. Insisting on smoking in the smoking
room.
He was found guilty on all counts and was
sentenced to initiate a Teddy bear four hours
. day for . month.
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June II. at sea. We are bound for Shang-
hal. China. with a thousand ton 81 four
for the famine sufferers and missionaries.
Would that the Chinese were Cannibals with
"a particular foudness for babies
The kids of about y have invented a most
6lsorbing game called foot in the face"
played by IA large and a small boy. The
large hoy catches and throws the small one.
kicks him vigorously in the ~lineaments,
and then attempts to beat an outraged
mother 20 h ladder leading to the deck
below. II he does. he wins.
The popular game for the younger kids
is cutting paper dollies out Of the pages of
ones mag" Zines.
June ~. d, sea. The following terms are
en- r6a'c on shipboard. or rather, on trans
portboard. Boat" (Anglice. ship. up
stairs" downstairs" the basement, " win
dows" ,portsi. lin front" behind ban
listers" CrailSD.
II is easy 10 understand why Hannibal
and Napoleon. Notwithstanding transcend
ent military genius, met with ultimate de-
feat. The one placed his reliance in war
elephants. trained battalions and galloping
stations. the other pinned his faith TO sea-
soned veterans and strategy.
OF what avail are these in an army?
All depends upon a preponderance Of
women and children. As the tactical works
lshouldD say. other things being equal.
that army will he victorious which has
the greater number Of these mainstays.
What soldier faces the grim, open mouthed
inkpot or hears the roar Of he roller top
desk with such intrepidity as the military
benedict with n large cluster Of olive
branches? To one interested In his profess
zion the moral IL obvious.
One bachelor aboard announced his
resolve to adopt two children before his
next voyage to the Philippines, which
will insure him M extra stateroom.
Another declared his intention Of marry
ing in spite Of the fact that the cure IL "a bad
az the disease. Unfortunately for him he
war overheard. and a court-maternal sem
fenced him To forfeit the privileges Of the
smoking room.
June TO- Arrived at WI Sung. the port
Of Shanghai. az ~ A. NJ.
All the ships boats we're lowered and
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MORE JAPANESE .tSNUTTID.
china t.cts Into the .aWc WIN an Attack
M BUDDHIST Missionaries.

..,,I,, ,, ,u.i.,., ,.,.. -,
ne''u"' n.y." "S,'"" 'nSS''eS ~
'hiha are not unusual ana IN i'mes pAst
have been n Of the chief Ussets ~
European powers seeking an excuse for
grabbing . n,rccI az i,rd Loro and ,heys
-. "' ~
W.. "''acNs ny 'n'HeS' upon odrane"'
priests OF a rehglon common TO all th'
'rient ar" unusual japanese papers o.
MOI comment upon the u~nlgusness OF an
assau't Ienentiy committee ny ,hlnes,s
u,pon buddhi-t priests IN the province ~
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so ort from shore beneath tne water
mink will often preempt a well built mus:-
rat den for his own headquarters. From
here he will sally out. making the rounds
OF all the ponds and swamps within n radius
Of ten or fifteen miles, coming back perhaps
a week later. Mink usually travel at night
but will often come out in the daytime
in hard rninstorm or a heavy fall Of snow
Only a year ago n ~schoolboy on his Christ
mas vacation trapped two mink and a
dozen muskrats in a small swampy patch
of woods within sight of the normal school
at Jamaica Last spring. by the way,
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were engaged the entire day in taking
ladies'. children and nurs'maids for an
airing ashore. while bachelor officers and
soldiers looked on glowering. Went ashore,
spent the night az a hotel and walloVed
in the unwonted luxury Of a real bed ; f..
r.. Also escaped innocent prattle aud
the patter Of little feet AT 5 A. NJ, nothing
more noisy occurring than a knife fight
between five Chinese servants Of the hotel
Just outside my door, which disturbed me
not al all.
June 2O.-Spent the day in Shanghai
Sightseeing. Chinese babies are reticent
to the point Of taciturnity. ,
June 2~i.-Likewise.
June 22.-Sailed at 5 p. NJ. for Nagasaki.
Japan. Everybody sleeping 20 %recupcrate
from Shanghai sightseeing and Shanghai
whiskey.
June 23.-Came to anchor in the harbor
Of Nagssaki at Z p. NJ. Japanese auaran-
tine officials discovered serious epidemic
Of teething aboard and will not let VIZ land
until tomorrow.
June 24.-Went ashore and spent day in
Nagasaki. Japanese grapevine telegraph is
busy sending out to surrounding country
the message. American army transport
III ih ~ Dfop Wuh Joh u t'thS anu
come help skin EN-"
June 25.-They do.
June 20 Sailed for Honolulu. We lost
nineteen children, fourteen ladies' and one
o~ficer-he is on leave and intends either
to take a liner or swim across-at Nagasaki.
but gained t%wenty-four children and nine
ladies. This necessitates a Encouragement
OF staterooms. A bachelor. II ne is still
fortunate. is still allowed to retain one-
third Of a two by four stateroom intended
for two persons,
Ergo. on a principle analogous TO the one
that it takes nine tailors to make n man he
is one-third Of two men or two-thirds Of
one man. guod Frat.
A married officer with. say. a family Of
five draws six berths; therefore he il six
men. judged by the rule Of the table of
army allowances Every benedict approves
heartily of this.
n is rimored that at the coming session
Of Congress legislation will he urged looking
to the application Of the rule to pay. quar-
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SQUALLS ON The TRANSPORT
4 BACHELORS A(tOINT (" 4
VOYAGE ON 4 TROOPSUJP.
Homecoming From Manila ~ the Babies
and Their Mothers Also or some
Soldiers-COnGtion when II isn't 80
Nice 10 BE Bachelor scandal Aboard.

June Il. at wharf, Manila. on board
United States army transport Logan
What a thrilling spectacle il the departure
Of n troopship for the homeland And how
ones being fills with military ardor to soc
the troops come aboard to note tho martial
swish OF skirts, the waving Of hat trimmings,
the ominous rumble Of baby carriages, as
the legions ON w IN solid front!
An occasional soldier mars what otherwise
would be a perfect military picture, at
beholding which ! am so filled with en-
thusiasm that | lose sight of the fact that
I am a mere bachelor Lieutenant. and will
probably sleep in a coal bunker. But
when the band strikes with Il crash into the
inspiring strains OF Baby : Boats a Silycry
~Star-Sail, Baby, sail" | am IN Transports
(And aboard one. for my rins.I
Sailed At / T.. ". for the quarantine
station A. Marivel"s.
June IL. at wharf. Mariveles.-T The
enlisted mems belongings are spread about
the wharf, preparatory 10 being steamed.
and the children rambl" about selecting
plsythings from them, IN which they exer-
else "A rare discrimination.
At 1850 p. NJ. We put to sea. Weather is
fair, but there is no lack of squalls.
am assigned 70 n stalcrHom on the
saloon dcck which | share with Capt = .
Lieut.. c.. an interesting and spriyhtly
family Of cockr0achcs and numerous herds
Of Mark Twain's chamois. 1La room has
two baths and u %settee, which last i, about
sby lsinches. Ibcing the junior draw it.
The tortures Of Procrustcs's ted were
chiId's play by comparison with those Of
this damnable scttec, but | am comforted
Ivy the knowledge that each baby las two
berths on the promenade deck. one IN which
To howl-it never sleeps and the other for
slowing away ito toys.
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Japanese EmIxratin. to Java.

'f'' ~ NOFH ' NtNu y ~tD3.
= great many Japanese are nov smlgrating
to Java, The movement appears 70 hr con
d.lcted IN u Systematic manner. The number
OF JtpantSe settling IN each large town beng
prolbortloncd to the size Of The town.
MOST OF them are either opening furnished
lodging. houses ar nre nRIgPd ns BARRIERS.
small shopkeepers and assistants IN store.
= lev. however. are professors OF the Ia pa mesa
ianguig We In the Chinese schools.
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HUNTING With A CAMERA
HILD CREATURES 90 FIT ~
HOME ~ THE CITY LIMITS.

Patch of Woods in Guccns Where squirrels
Or Many Varieties. Vice. White Footed
and Otherwise. Mini AMI other Rurrcd
as Well as Fcathercd Folk Abound
Most New Workers. have no dea Of the
number and variety Of Wild creatures,
both furred and fcatherci which Success
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A Heavy Load to Carry.

AIono with dyspepsia comes nervous
rsss aud general ill-health. Why? Be
csuss y dfsordered stomach does not per-
mil the food 70 be properly dlgested, and
its products assimilated by the system.
The blood is charged with poisons which
come from this disOrdered digestion. ana
ia turn the nerves are not led on gOOo,
red blood, and We see symptoms Of nery
Ousness, slesplessnoss And general Oreak-
down. Il IL not head work. nor over ply
sicAl exertion that does It. but poor ston-
acb work. With poor, thin blood Inc
BODY is not protected against the attack
OF germs Of grip, bronchitis and cons0mp-
ton. Eortify the body at once with Dr.
Pieroe's Golden Medical Discovery -
raro combination OF native medicinal
roots without particle OF alcohol ~
dangerous habit-formins drugs,
A little book OF extracts, from promi-
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free 70 any address on request BY postAi
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Many wears OF active practice convinced
DIR. Pierce OF the value OF many native
roots as medicinal agents and he went 10
great expense. both in time and in money,
10 perfect MS own peculiar processes ior
rendering them both efficient and safe Tor
tonic, alteratiye and rebuilding agents;
The enormous popularity OF Golden
Medical Discovery is due both 70 It's
scisntific compOunding and TO tbs actual
medicinal value Of its ingredients. Ths
publication Of the names Of ft> tngfsd!-
snts on the wrapper Of every bottle sold,
gives full assurance Of its n0n-alcoh0lle
character and removes all objection to
the use OF All unknown or secret remedy.
IL is not a patent medicine nor a secret
one either, This fact puts 1t ,n u ctdss
all bu itself. bearing rs II does upon every
bottle wrapper The Badge Of Honesty, IN
tho full list OF Its ingredients.
The Golden Medical Discovery cures,
weak stomach. Indigestion, or dyspepsia,
torpid liver and bilOusness. liberation OF
stomach and bOwles and all catarrhal al
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may be affected with it. DR.. Piereet
Pleasant Pellets are the original llttis
liver pills, first put up ~ years ago. Ihey
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DOCTOR SHOT an WEDDING.


Immediately after the wedding cere'
mony between Miss Ellis Ridley and Mr..
BENJAMIN Swanson at Ia Grange, Ga,
Yesterday afternoon, snd while those
present we're crowdiDg about the couple
to tender congratulations, DR.. Frank NJ.
Ridley, jr., q cousin of the bride and a
son in law of the late Gen. John M.
Hood, of Baltimore, was shot and serious
" wounded by Harvey Hill, an attorney,
who had come from Atlanta to attend
the wedding.
The shooting occurred on the front YER
snds of the Ridley home and right at the
bay window in which the bridal couple
we're receiving congratulations. lmme-
diately after the shooting Hill walked
into the parlor aud stated to the guests:
"I have shot Frank and | think have
killed him."
Hill then walked down town, surren-
dered to the sheriff and was placed in Jail.
Young DR.. Ridley was removed from
the versnda and physician called. His
injury is not thought 10 be serious.
The shooting grew out Of the stten-
tions of Hill to Dr. Ridley's sister, Miss
Mary Ridley. 1t is said that Hill and
Mi.s Mary we're sfianced in opposition
to the wishes of the Ridley family. Some
time ago DR.. Ridley, her father, forbade
Hill ever to speak to his daughter again.
| Miss Mary was at the wedding OF heI
cousin yesterday, and she and Hill en-,
gagged in conversation. This enraged
Or. Ridley, who took Hill 10 the versnds
and asked what he meant by speaking tt
his sister.
Hot words followed and young DR.
Ridley ikrocked HILL down. The lattel
arose, drew a pistol and shot the doctor
The families are very prominent. Th'
Ridleys are wealthy and socially belong
to the old regime of the south. Hsrve!
Hill is a grandson OF the late Benjamin
d. Hill, famous as q UoiIed State
Senstor from Georgia, and son OF Solicit
ing General G. ID. Hill, of the Atlsnti
Judicial Circuit.
Young DR.. Ridley was football sta
while at the University Of Georgia ant
married q daughter OF the late Genera
| John NJ. Hood, OF Baltimore
Threats of lynohiug Hill for the shoot
| ius of Ridley are freely made.
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CERMANY AND SOCIALISM.

A dispatch from Berlin says that
Chancellor Won Buelow yesterday dis
closed the motives and acts of the govern
ment in dissolying the Reichstag to a
vigorous election manifesto, which took
the form of letter to Lieutenant Gene
raj Won Iiebert, chairman OF the manag-
ing committee of the Empire League,
formed to combat the social democrats.
The Chancellor explsiued that he had
a double purpose in appealing to the
conntry-nsmely, to free the government
from dependence on the clerica' party
aud to strengthen the liberal groups in
the Reichstsg, so that they, 10 combi-
nation with the conservatives, may sue
cessfully oppose the growth aud destruc-
tive power of socialism and reactlonary
clericslism. Referring to the Socislistie
danger, the Chancellor said;
Not only are its compuDistic dreams
of the iuiure hostile to civilization, but
so are its means for realizing them by
mere brute force. Any tendency to-
ward resciion TO be found anywhere
In Germany is due TO the socia-
lists undermining the Popnlst con-
cepiion OF authority. property. re-
lieion aud the fatheTlsnd The sword
of Bonaparte followed Robespieue.
the simple citizen. who became mad
drunk with the doctrines of liberty,
equality and fraternity Bonsparte had
to come and free the French people from
the terrorism of the Jacobins and CON-
munists.
Repelling the intimation OF the clerical
party that the government mtdltsted
plans against the freedom of the church,
the Chancellor said that in many Cstho'
lie countries the church was not 80 well
treated as in Germany. No representa-
tive OF the federated governments thought
of.interfering with religious equality be-
fore the law or with freedom of con-
science, or contemplated the exercise OF
pressure against the Catholic faith. Every
statement TO the contrary was simply 40
attempt to use religion as q means to
further the interests Of q political group.
The Chancellor then announced that
mis- political battle cry for the time was
Eight COR the honor and prosperity
OF the nation against the social demo
Gratis, Poles, Guel(s and centrists."
He sdded thst he named the socia
democrats first because every defeat o
the. social democray means reducing
| their blind presumption and strengthen
ing confidence 10 the steady progress o.
Germany internal development"
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A Tragic Finish.

A wstehman's neglect permitted leak n
the great North Sea dyke. which child'a
i;nger could have stopped. to become a rum
ous break, devastating an entire province OF
HolIsnd. In ike manner Kenneth Newer,
Of Vsnceboro, Me-. permitted little cold TO
10 unnoticed until a large tragic nnish was
only ayerted By DIR. Kings New Discovery.
He writes: Three doctors gave me up 20 uls
Of lung Inflammation caused by negiecte5i
cold: but DIR. Kings New Discovery, savsd
my life.' Guaranteed best cough and eolu
cure at f. s. Leadbeater 4 Sons drug store'
Soc and Sl.00. Trial bottle free.
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FOR SALE AND REM T.

EOR RENT.-NO. $40 south 81. Asaph
L street, 9 ROOMS, modern improvements,
price, SI6 per month, W. p. WOOLLS *
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decli tf
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AIEXANDRIA VA THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3. 19t
Catarrh

To prove uncuestionably and beJond any douo,'
that Cstarrh Of ths nose and throat can ~ eu.i;
fres Trial Roxes OF DR.. Sboop's Cathrrn CuIe.
lido this because am so certain. that Dr sh9oR
Cstsrrh Cure viii bring actual substantial nsip;
EoshinR Certainly, Is so convincing - Physlca
t.sf az any article Of real genuine merit. But u.s
srticls must posssss trus merit else Tie tesI WI.
condemn rather than advance IT, DE- shooks
Cat.rrh Cure Is . saoH white. healing Anutskne
b.jun out up Ia kesutiful nickel capped glass Jars
AZ SOC such soothins agents - OIL kuc.iy ylhs.
ThyInol. Msuthoi etc. are incorporate1 lnp
yelysty cream Ike Petrolstuln. imported ~ W;
shoob from EunoDs. III Cataffh OIL the nose AZ,
means also use internally. DR. Shoop kessofatlss-
stomach distress. . lack Of ssnsrnl Strength
bioatng belehinR. biliousness. bad n'1e. e'e.
surely call for DR.. Shops Restorative
For lmcomplcstsd cztArrh only Of the nose ana
throat noshins else. horsvr. need b used bls
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DR.. Shoop's
Catarrh Cure
e. S. LEADBEATER & SONS.
Thaw's Apprehension.

Divergence Of opinion between Harry
X Thaw, his mother and Mrs. Evelyn
n shit Thsw regarding the nature OF
his defence again assumed an acute phase
Yesterday when the three met in tine
Tombs in New York and earnesIly die
cussed the matter. When she left the
prison Thaw's wife was weeping. She
endesyored to suppress her sobs, but II
WAS apparent thst she was lsboring un-
der extreme emotion.
Both the mother aod the wife sre uu-
derstood to have become firmly convinced
that Thaw's only chance TO escape prison
or a more terrible punishment for the
murder of Stanford White is to plead To-
sanity. This be will not do. 1t it was
the insanity plea that led to the discus
sion Yesterday that so seriously disturb
ed the women, the belief OF those who
are in touch with the case is that Mrs.
William Thaw has reached point where
she is ready to i2sist that her son be
forced 10 accept Matteawsn instead OF
Sing Siug for lite or chance OF The cleo
lric chair.
From the Tombs hlrs. William Ih,w
went at once to the Office OF Ls1yer
Harlridge. where she resumed the dis
cussioD of the plan ci defense, insisting
that il would be folly tot try TO free Thaw
by urging the "unwritlen law " Thaw
is said to be much wrought mp over the
report that MR.. Holman, his wile'r
mother, will be witness for the prose-
cution apd use letters now in her posses-
sion 10 his disadvantage.
The letters and papers relsting to
Stanford White, Evelyn Nesbit and
Harry Thaw, Mrs Charles j. Holman,
Eyelyn's mother, now has. Tnaw knows
them to be of the utmost importance, 1t
Is declared. IL is believed that he be
came inriously angry when he learned
that il had been Iound impossible to
keen the letters from being read at his
trial
EVELYN Thaw an her husbands n oh
er, Mrs. Wm. Thsw, drove to The
Toombs together in the formers electric
cab yesterday, but the elder Mrs. Tha"
remained with her son for only bsli
hour 1t was after she hsd left the
prison that the scene occurred h't"een
Thaw and his vile
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AIexamoria 6azsile.

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI.wERKLY At
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ceed their space unless the excess is paid foi
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Msrrisge and death notices must be paid for
IN advance.
Resolutions in memouam. OF thanks, tributes
of respect, resolutions adopted by societies ,5s
o. persons, unless Of public concern, wiii
My be printed in the paper ss advertise
ments. VII
Entered at the Postof5ce Of Alsxsndris, VIZ
ginis. as second-class matter.l
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EOR RENT.-BRICK DWELLING No:
I 6la south Lee street. Large side and
back yard. For information apply at this
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FORO, c.no,Arl YEARS

AN OLD Asp WELi-TRIED RPM RDY.-
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for ever sixty wears by millions OF
mothers for their children while teerning
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every part Of the world. twenty-five cents
bottle. It's value is incalculsble. Be sure
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COMPETENT JUDGES.
a.suty Doctor. Endorse HerplcIde.

Heauty Doctors Endorse Herpicides
Women who make business OF beau@
tifying other women come pretty near
knowing what will bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two, con-
cernlng Herpicide:
Il can recommend Newbro's "Herpi-
eide" as it stopped my hair from falling
out: and as q dressing it has no super
for
"(sgned.) Bertha A. Trullinger,
Complexion Specialist @.
'Ssil Morrison St. Portland, Ore
AFTER using one bottle OF "Herpiclde"
nv hair has stopped falling out, and my
scalp is entirely free from dandrun.
"(Signed) Grace Dodse.
Beauty Doctor,
.1a5 Sixth St, Portland. ore"
Sold by leading druggists, Send loc: IN
.tomns for Sample TO The Herpicids Co..
Detroit, Mich.
Two sizes-5O cents and s1.0o
Il. S. Leadbeater q Sons. Special Agents.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers, reliable little
pills. Recommended by w. r. Creighton q
Co., 401 King strest.