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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-21
and sustained painful bruises
Saturday afternoon.-Teddie.
Buying Buffalo on the Huuf.

How many buffalo remain OF
all the mighty hosts that within
the memory of living man
roamed the great plains: 1t is
difficult to give exact statistics.
Three years ago, a statement
from Washington gave the total
number of North American buff
falo as 1904, a conservative esti-
mate at that time.
The largest herd in the
United States is the Corbin
herd, belonging to the Austin
COrbin estate of Newport, n. II.
This 10 head has a range of
forty square miles in Blue
Mountain forest, where they
fend for themselves for seven
months of the year. The exper-
fence of finding their own sum
mer living in a comparatively
cold climate has made sturdy
individuals of this herd, which
some eighteen years ago had its
origin in a nucleus of thirty
head.
In addition to the thorough
breds, there are in the United
States about go hybrids. the
outcome Of the experiments of
amateur Burbank bison breed
ers throughout the country
A. D. Cameron in Pacific Month
~ of December.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-21
epistle of James as The tongue
can no man tame; it is an unruly
evil. Exchange.
NeighborIy Notes of Southwest.

Mrs. Saltzman and Willie Saltz-
man returned home from Kan
sas City Tuesday evening.
Mr.. H. Burtz and family spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Cornwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leavitt
spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Otto.
Miss Ida Harris visited with
friends in Happy Friday.
Mrs. James Leavitt called on
Mrs. H. Burtz Wednesday after
noon.
NJ. n. Gallagher called on sew
eral old friends and neighbors,
a couple of days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leavitt
did shopping in Canyon Thurs
day.
Miss Dollie Coleman went to
Oklahoma one day last week to
visit with friends.
Mr.. D. Fletcher made bust
ness call at Canyon Monday.
A NEIGHBoR.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-21

spending the holidays with Mr..
Gates parents. They report a
most pleasant visit.
Wayne Conrad and sister,
Miss Nellie, spent Sunday with
Miss Charlotte Easter of the
Hoffman community.
Frank Wuster and wife were
Canyon visitors Tuesday.
It. Thier of Nazareth spent
Monday in Umbarger.
j. B. Greenfield and wife were
Umbarger visitors Monday.
Dick Conrad made a BUSINESS
visit to Canyon Wednesday, y
r. Stratton and Rob Camp
bell paid Amarillo a visit Tues
day.
Frank Wuster spent Monday
in Wildorado. Mirage.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-21
Things not in the Bible.

What a vast amount of trou
BILE the human race might have
avoided if Eve hadn't eaten thai
apple, " remarked the ''grouchy'
individual when something es
pecially displeased him.
How do you know it was an
apple:" asked the accurate man.
Why, the Bible says so,
doesn't it,"
No. 1t has come to be a
popular belief that the fruit
which was eaten by our first
parents in the garden eastward
of Eden was an apple, but there
is no authority for this. 1t is
called simply the fruit of the
tree of knowledge of good and
evil: And when the woman
saw that the tree was good for
food, and that it was pleasant
to the eyes, and a tree to be
desired to make one wise she
took of the fruit thereof and did
eat, and gave also to her hus-
band with her; and he did eat. ;
What is there here about an
apple?
"A great many popular quo
tations are attributed to the
Bible, when in fact they had
other sources.
God tempers the wind to
the shorn lamb is not from the
Scriptures, but from A Senti-
mental Journey to Italy, by
Sterne.
" In the midst of life we are
in death, which is found in the
burial service, can be traced to
Luther.
From ST. Paul's utterance
The love of money is the root
of all evil, we have twisted the
'Monav is tho root Of
evil Cleanliness is next to
was uttered by John
Wesley in a sermon on dress.
The merciful man is merciful to
his beast is a popular rendering
of the proverb, A righteous
man regardeth the life of his
beast The tongue is an I'M
ruly member appears in the
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-21

see or get his attention to our
roads.
Tom Slack on Friday night
tried to drive over some of the
hitch posts that are placed
around the school house, but
think he did not go far before he
discovered his miatake. We
hope and trust that the damage
to his buggy was slight.
a daughter was Dorm to Gus
Iceberg and wife on Jan. 18th.
Booster.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-21
From Pleasantyiew.

The weather has of late been a
bit changeable, but it is fine for
all kinds of outdoor work. Sod
breaking seems to be the order
of the day, but few are sowing
wheat-they are a little bit late.
The health of the neighbour
hood is little better than usual.
Rev Younger favored the
community with another in
structive sermon last Sabbath.
Sunday School is progressing
nicely, attendance good and a
great interest is taken in the
lessons. Attendance at the
evening prayer meeting is light
as there is an inclination among
the young people to take more
interest in the school literary
than in prayer meeting. But
the prayer meetings do not lack
for enthusiasm. While the lit
erary is instructive, helpful and
a good thing especially for the
school children, they should
consider the prayer meetings as
beneficial and their time should
be divided.
On January Goth (the 9TH Sun
day. Rev. NJ. L. Hawkins Of
Canyon City win address the
people of this community and,
the weather permitting, a good
attendance will greet him.
Preaching services follow Sun
day School at 3 p. Ii.
How is this: oats selling at
.65 TO 20 per bushel seems high
and still only few farmers are
sowing oats. rather risk grow
ing wheat not that it is more
difficult TO raise oats, but be-
cause they like better TO handle
wheat.
Wheat is looking fine since
the warm weather has thawed
out the fields and with continued
good weather, the crop will be
great.
Has any person seen the road
oyerseer or has he forgotten us:
We still live in hopes TO either
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-21
The Ralph Weekly.

Owing to sickness in this
writer's family, we were unable
to get in our items last week.
Farmers are taking advantage
of the fine weather to get their
oats ground ready for the seedei.
There will be a large acreage
sown in this neighborhood.
Willie Roles and wife are
spending the week with friends
and relatives at Bovina.
We are glad to note that Miss
Craig is able to be cut again but
are sorry to learn that her
mother isn't doing so well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nit Slack and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Virgins and
family gathered at the home of
r. w. Bruce and wife last Sun
day. They, as usual, report
nice visit.
Clay Ross is sick this week,
suffering from a severe case of
toothache.
A number of our young folks
attended the literary at Pleas
antview Friday night.
Guess Who.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-21

Having purchased about. one
hundred head of fed cattle from
Mr.. Joe Gamble, we will be pre-
pared TO furnish you the best of
beef all the spring. Begin now
and you won't buy any other.
43 If Dawson Bros.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-21

| am ready at any hour
to answer any undertake
ing call. We have a COM
plete line of Caskets and
Burial Robes. w. F.
Garner, with T h ON a S
Bros.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
The Corn Q-ssisa.

Ire exee. Leaf exhibit OF corn
Al the Fair shoxs that Ger ~.
PIE arr waking 20 % the p5=-i-
hiAte ~ cur s0il. The gevs
Corn Cll1 Marks a rev enoch.
thay deserve muea credit. There
parents are and should be very
proud gf these boys Next ves-
y. us aave E1Ee % lhase exhir-
-.
Acs tins renIa4s Us last week
protnlle1t man said that every
Gay tnrougaou The farming sea-
son there was shipped to Oxford
on N average Of one car load OF
cora each day. the value OF this
being at least 5000 Mr. Cora
Raiser you can't help what has
passed but you can avoid that
next year. VIII you do itg
When il comes 10 paying from
10000 to $4,000 for corn each
season aud that boughtfrom pro-
ducers outside this state. don't
you think We are compelled To
wake up?
Every man should be a modern
Joseph, he should be ready mex,
season to deliver the corn
IL you can use a part of these
tens OF thousands Of dollars spent
annually hy our county for co /.
then gst hu15 and t.av. Il vea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
ii Women Only Knew

what a Heap OF Happiness it Womb
srtns to Oxford Homes.
Hard TO 10 housewort with Sa ach-
ing back.
Brings you hours of misery az les.
Hre or at work.
II women Only knew the cause.-The
Backache pains come from sick lid
neys.
Twould save much needless woe
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick Kid
neys.
Oxford people endorse this:
Mrs. J. W. Word. College Fill street
oxford, Miss, says: "a friend smoke
so highlv of Doan's Kidney Plls thai T
began their Use knew nv kidneys
were disordered as the secretions frou
tness organs contained sediment and
were otherwise unnatural. NV baeL
PANIED m a great deal and there W.
q soreness across my loins and kidpavs
AT night / could not lie still and a re-
vous restlsssness cl1ng to me All 81
time 1 began taking Deans ES3ran
rus IS directed and they soon correct
ca an Tau with my kidneys, strength
ened my BACK and brought a general
Improvement. used bat two boxes
OF oan's Kidney Pills and then dis
continued taking them as ! was entire
~ relieved. l a recommend IRIS
rem -dy in the highest teoms.r
For sale by all dealers Price "A
cents Foster Milburn Co , Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
Remember the lame -Doan's-a am
take no other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
Frank Oad!ey Ccnrany.

" The Opera House last week
This city hal ore ot the rare.
treats ever afforded this clmmu
nifty. The Frank Dudley stock
Company vas here the entirs
week they played tp good houses
each night ami every Offering
was u the highest class. F-auS
Dudley J. without question a
genius: he s one os America
most talented young actors. IL
support is superb each plays ais
up her part with rare skill and
~iEnal ability. Those who love
high class plays certainly missed
. Treat i they .aiiei to see them
This splendid company goes
ava. with every one who hear1
i a. q wei wishe- Nay thev
prosper and come this way real
son egair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.
The nTunarsse Car

\ spcG<tl ear run in behalf #
the Ps3 fist o-phanage ar Jack
s9n viii BE- run on Nov. 18th from
springs - Grenada and
.henc" ay through freight t.
Jackson Tho car will be pulled
by the regular local freight train
from Holly Springs to Grenada
The railroad gives free t-arspor-
alton Tor TINS car.
While me car is 90 be run pFi-
aariy in thc 'n;eres. Of the Bap-
lis. orPhanage, f-.ends OF the
Methodist Orrhanage. located H.
l2cSs3u, II they 50 desire, may
also use the car. putting in such
l.uss "a they wish for the Me,ho
ist Orpnauagc.
each package should be els
tinctiy marked. giving the name
It the Otphanage TO which il i
Unsigned and lot being valued
a. The market value. in order thai
a total valuation of the car may
zoe obtained. send q; once thu
valuation os the contributions
lrom your cnurch 60 me.
Let each church or community
contributing. have scommi,tee 20
look after the mz.ier at once.
Tine goods should be carried t.
your nearest railroad station on
Nov. 18th. ia time Ia De- put on
;hc car. as the railroad furnish
- free transportation. The en-
ployees Of the road will not loao
Che goods on the ear. This mus t
II" Gu..e Gy those VINO carry the
goods t' the station. Anything
in the way e farm produce or
other things needed IN family
may be- sent.
For tie benefit ~ the C,ecr
CrccS community especially VII
say that the COMMITTEES 10 so.ici.
articles consists Of Mr.. ". y
Jones Miss Evans. Mrs. Cievp-
aud NJ E'roy. Mr.. J n. Jones
VII SEQ that the goods arc de
ilyeFed go tie railroad, provided
they are carried u i:is home. OF
placed a, some convenient plac
where hs ean cot them.
! -lsli BE- At the stlt.c1 q. Ok
flrl L. assist with thc goods.
V. !. IisRGIs.
University. Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
no Reason
for Doubt.
\ Statement Of FasIs Backed By a
SsrsEg Guarantee.

We guarantee complete relief
70 al sufferers from co~nstipatio :.
IN every case where We fail We
vii supply the medicine free.
Rexall Order.ies are 4 gentle.
effective, dependable ana safe
oowes regulator. strengthened and
ilEle. They re-estlblsh natures
functions IN a quiet. cas- wsv.
They do not cause any incoaven-
fence. gripping or nausea. The
are SD pleasant 20 take an work
- easily that they may b taken
~ anyone at any time. The
thoroughly tone up the whole
system 70 healthy activity.
Rexall OrdsFlies ar unsurpass
aele and idela Zoe the use Of chill
d-en, old folks and delicate per-
sons. We cannot TOO highi, re-
commend them to all sufferers
from any form OF constipation and
its attendant evils. Two sizes.
2oc and Zoe. Remember. YOU
can obtain Rexall Remedies ia
this community only at our store.
X. Il. Chiffon & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10

Tho farc4crs OF cur community
arehavinc some very Cnfavorable
weather f5s Gotten picking anu
other har. estin" q presen.
IN the cemetery ~ CambidCe
the brig sunshine Is flooding 4
newly mace grave. Beneath the
: ~ lies ,ar form of oCr little low
ed one. Barry >rnrnes Who died
AZ hi. hYmc a. Blue Lake last;
Tuesday. Only a icw days ago
vas iuii III hope and JOY. those
busy ht.pfgl hands ere now fold
81 forever ove- that quiet breast
~ him the summons was unex-
r'ctel' q came Ike = thunder
clasp i--H % clear SKY. The de-
asi vss wch known in our
u .i~, 90 Riverside ard his sud
zen -ca,H vas ~ great shock TO
cur community. bright, cheerful
"a unS ilsn. 90 was 4 pleasure
g. .,ao. tim. lie lea es q iath-
-. ao,!e r. Two small sisters ard
C-s i.ltlc brother and Z hosl OF
loved ones 20 mourn his eternal
Ills body was laid to res;
among irien1s 10 await the Mas
,crs call Nay God bless and
comfort his f2the-. mother. l-o;h
ecs AMI sisters aud enable them
o. be prepared g. NEE, him il
taat tsiSst world above. where
they can see anu kGow why Cod
t.oE h.m ron lhcm.
Vase 10 correspondents and
1T u have the neNs 81 the COUNTY
Success % THE EAGLE AID il.
many readers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
Lgnchecn for Hiss CcTier.

One IF the iovaes- functions in
honor Of tie bride elect, Mis- Oat
Collier, was Il luncheon given bv
Mrs Henry Minor Faser, On sat-
arday, November 9th.
: pEofusioa Of large yellow
ehrysauthemums aad ferns. win
many yellow candles added beau
Is % the dining room.
y large vase OF these aowes
stood in the center Of The table
on a handsome mirror. From be-
meath the mirror yellow ribbons
were drawn to the plate Of each
guest, where there were exaui-
site hand painted plaee-cafas IN
wedGing-eeil Shapes with enrv-
saEthemun decoration. Attached
20 the other ends Of the RIBBONS
we're tiny yellow bags ~ rice.
With which tho bride va.
shovered. Her ribbon brought
her aa envelop containing re-
eeipes, Tor her cook 0ook, which
the members Of the party had
contributed.
The elegant cheon con listed
Of SIX courses.
The gracious cordially u the
young hostess rendered the affair
most enjoyable.
The guests were Mss Ona Col
lier, Miss Sallie Iame-. Mis-
Acne King, Miss Emma sgke
Miss Mary We Rowland. Mis-
Mary Glenn, Miss Florence He'd
lesion, Miss Lizeste KinhF8arh.
Miss Pauline Wright.
Miss Collier was beautifully
soWned N green rajah silk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
Ccrie!srate W1men's monuneE
Day II Miss;ssippi.

i.tGaqLarterS OK Confederate We
mems Monument Committee
tne Mississippi.
Klsedaie, Miss. nov. 1.
f'a.I Mississippians -
} e4A r2Hr ar ntioa 10 the fac:
That the United Confederate Vet
Grams at taeiy last reunion in
iiataesourg adopted the follow
ING resolutions:
Resolved. Tha. tue 2ist dav OF
November be named as ''Monu-
:Ernt Day, and en- that day all
tontederate Veterans. Sons of
Veterans. United Daughters Of
HE Gantederaev. and Daughters
ri Neterans ot Mississippi take
the necessary steps - collect
funds for the Confederate Wo-
mon Monument, and remitsame
60 Cay Saarkey. Treasurer q
ne fuad. atJacksJn, Mississippi.
That ali teachers Of public
schools give public notice OF this.
and ask each scholar t. contrib
ute To the fund IN any amount
ihsy may deem proper: that our
colleges he requested 10 do Ike
wise. and each private school do
the same, the amount SO contrib
ute1 . bee reluItjed 70 the treas
drer a. above named. our moth
ers must lave a monument u
thsir heroism. and 1t must De
lone at once.
We earnestly call IN AL Veter-
ans. United Daughters a. the
Confederaey. Daughters OF Vet
Grams, school children. aud upcn
AL who love and revere the Wo-
men OF the Confederacy, T. lecd
rs their ASSISTANCE in making
Monument Day a grand success.
We ask that each contribute
something 70 this noble eause
and induce others te contribute.
We ask tat the chairman Of
the monument committee Of each
county take this matter in hand
By organizing suo-connitse "a
each town and precinct. and take
such other steps As he may aeu
necessary or expedieut o. secure
liberal contributions frum h.
people.
We must have az least TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS bv June
Bird. next. the day fixed for law
ing the foundation stone. on a
sight TO be selected az jackson.
Mississippi, prior 10 that time. bv
q committee heretofore appointed
tor that purpose. :
We especially ask that all of
the newspapers in this and ad-
joining states will publish this
address, and aid the cause. edi-
'oriaily and otherwise.
Tours very truly.
W. H, Griffin,
Charles Humphreys,
W. s. Coleman,
Chas. Scott, Chairman.
GortedeFate Nomen's Monument
eoFnrnttee. Of Mississippi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10

Notice :, Er-phv gwen taas sealed
oscs VII D. received by The Boarl OF
Supervisors - Lafayette County, Sts-e
Of Mississippi. for tbf sal of the Bonds
o. me Taylor Se,a-aae School District
Issued oy the saTi Eoari icr the purpose
az hlTug = s.e ~ sites and building.
equiI ping and maintaining 4 suitable
scEool eo-se o. houses IN same g0r the
use q the szd Tavior SEPARATE ScAoc.
us-ric-.
T- Is - bc Hsrei s309a.a ~ worth
ot Sle ovlsAs IL lnrs q 500 each, DIS
n. III end ~ twenty years from he date
of their rsu8nce th--uf and bea-iuu
lnierer q. re -fee Il ak Ter contain
Per aaLull, ard .he sane shall be num-
bered tr-a els - thirty inclusive and
shsI n1ve interest coupons attacked
C.~reo payanle annually on t1e sta CAV
q 0cenber - eacA var.
Sala Aauss an q b soil % thr ktgh-
- badder f9- Csc az To- regular m.ss-
ing II . Eoo-1 c. the <ta Gav Dem
bea bl1, b1- The EoarI res.rves ths
uSsE 60 rst AMI and al bis.
Tie Bgar1 ives Tia ri-as = Iserr-
date UuUo-r 80 ftzen ,~nef1ave Il
satt AsrGs A. a=y uzne afss- tie exps
rafNa - us years -rn 49, dsze q IN
-suzace thereof.
~ ae =si nzn3S u-s h G
VIA tae Cse-x ~ the Poarl brfora !
"eS r. DUl-f ssh. 1910. arss
Eea EflsE l. aream1arf ~ o.-as
- ca-c< eel1l - sel - c-ntam 81 t.
faee v1t-e z "a huu1s ID fer
y = WOODWARD. Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
OUR ANNIVERSARY

We ere now entering upon our
35th year. the existence Of this
paper reaches back to Il time
when very few appreciate the
surroundings "a they existed
when we began this publication.
Our career through the aid ana
support 81 many friends has been
continuous. Away back in the
days Of 'carpet-baE' rule. in
chose days when il took heroes
to live. the times when i, mea
something 10 be a citizen. tlis
aper took up the principles ,.
government tina. demanded thai;
the ballot and ali government De
placed in the hands of the white
C 'izens where il rightly belonged.
it took courage those times T.
letend the white mans rights.
10 protect our homes from the
~scal,awac and from the despe-
rate blacks who had been taught
oy these aliens that the south
erner was his enemy. The fair
minded man appreciated the
stand this paper took in those
trying times; he gave It his sup
sort. ard through these long
ears these men have ever been
.9yal 20 Us. The ocly regrets
Ne have is that so many OF them
nave passed into tae beyond and
lave not been permitted to see
Jhe civilization u modern times.
doweyer. these who nox I'LL the
the places OF these patriots Of
years are worthy sons and dau-h-
,ers Of noble sires ana they nave
seen most considerable of u aad
Z every interest.
re ea
ri nds both young arl &C. we
'ppreciase your support. We
cellize that in what se say We
cannot please every one; ~ rea-
,ize too that we're you run inc
this paper the same wouI apply
70 you-tae.'s simply q d. difference
ii opinion we are all entitled 90
that. A. r." tines We desire :.
De- fair and just; waen We hi.
har4 i Is because tae subject d :
mands tEas in our judgment
New subscribers are coming IN
every wees. We want t. make
This paper Interesting 70 ta5~s
Sao agree with Is 4aa ma.e IN
terestsag for those who DO rot.
Again !e, Us thank yoa. on
best wishes are 70 see th.g p-o-
PIE wao read this paper enj1y
good health, prosperity aud nap
p.ue.s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
ACash O.a.-.

HE r-aeEE has made q
el-ohlng Fate wlsn Tae Memphs
p" eekiy t7m uersa Appeal rs
when we wL furnish bs-h papers
fr enc year TO- SIS. TIE s
lar sGoscr -7a price il SIl0.
Fae C4nuerc al Appeal j. enc 81
Ae ars an a-inp9r ia the
Souta, AL US mop O. receive
many new descriptions "a tais
oter Si3 ,asl for both papers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10

Miss Ne.;a Tubbs is visiting bet
ss;-r, Mrs. Y. ;. Robertson in
Oxford.
Rev. Nr. Pilkiagtoa filed his
regular appointment at Bethel
Sunday aEd preached 4 splendid
sermon.
NJ Erie NcGoaacil, Of Lon
don Hill. attended preaching a
Bethel Sunday.
Mess-s. Sultan Quick ard VIII
burn Littlej1hn. oi Bay Springs.
VISITED friends hero Sunday
Ar. l.. J. Livingston was in
or m!8sc SuCdcv afternoon.
Nr. and Nrs e. G. Stephens.
OF NJ. Zion, attended preaching
10 Bethe! Sunday.
The A.tus scaOJ. opened last
=: " R5osie La1r
II JG.1ru. a, e eher.
Tre-e 81 H.tle 51as-r fron a c1'- or
from az attack e. The grip exc-rt
wleu follow a hy qreg-oai1 aedtais
nevFr l1ppers wasl GaluH srAl-
Hcr-h Remedy i E--d- rtmccy
has sen it, grcI rpI-t ard 80
.ersFe sale B i-sr-ll-E.h e. cLrsCf
c.ds aud grip AMI can b. reed up1a
Uttl t1p tctt cr-llce Eu- sale by
Al le--e-
TIE e mc-4e m us f..e r.
J. "a as lrtl- ID -L.csa
2 81 a- yu1 5-es All aly
& AZ n-lr ot the lives. maca o.
bowels Ev@ sn tn- nars1ut
t1c~ sex Al1e o. u-rbia d-s,-ngs
chem - hen or completely ard
p-H 2 lar - sr ngth za5
Erc M sod y. Ii.
hl1aeL
Fr pai-s - tac ste a. ehest dam
pe'fa ee - fanael With Chamber
hfl Ln-aaell ans bid i N oyer the
HaE - uaiz Tier j. natail< better.
s7r sale ~ az dealers.
Ere- i4asiy tsat has 81 ldrpr Is liza
be & aav eaoup. invariably ii night.
= lris Hlr1a11nd syrup il kept
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