Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 September 1890 — Page 4

A working woman said slit would walk ten miles to get the Ball corset, if she couldn't get it without. She had had experience with it.

That corset is just as easy the minute you put it on as it is when half worn out.

You can go to your store and get it and wear it two or three weeks, and then you will know what comfort is in a corset. If you are disappointed in it in any way, go back to the store and get your money within three weeks or so—you'll get it. The maker pays the merchant to do that.

There's a primer on Corsets for you at the store.

cmcioo Cobsr Co.. Clilcago and New York.

DAILY

JOURNAL.

THURSDAY, SEl'T. 2 ., 1890.

PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Ajwointments for Hon. James A. Mount in This County. The following dates and plncofl linvo boon arranged for the Hon. Janios A. Mount to upoak iu tlus county:

CrawlonlsvilU*. FrWliiy, Oct. 3rd, 7:30 p. ill.. Court Houso. I.tu10ffii, Saturday, Oct. 4111, 7:30 p. m.

Ki'w Miirkol, Mundity. Oct. 8th, 7:110 p. in. Alamo.Tuesday. Oct. 7th, 7:30 ». m. Wlujpito. WKiiH'sduy, Oct. 8, 7:30 p. ill. Llmk'ti. Thursday, Oct. 11, 7:30 p. in. Darlington, Saturday, Oct. 25, :30 p. m.

PURCHASED.

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Oonnoil Effect a Deal lor the Gamewell Eleotno fire Alarm System, Mayor Oarr tnJ Councilmen Soott, Jones and Reynolds met W. Chandlee, the Gamewell agent, lost night and olosod the deal for his Gamewell Fire Alarm System. The prioo to be paid is $3,250. There was another box added to the list making a baker's dozen. This ono will be placed in the engine house 'or fires in the business portion, as it will be necessary to apprise minute men and the pnmp house in oaso of fire, as well as elsewhere. Work will not be begun for a month yot owing to tho company's press of business, but whon it is begun it will be put through in a hurry. The Qamewell people are now engaged in putting in six plants in this Statu alone.

iLastMight's Entertainment. A rather slim audienoo witnessed the show last night. It was by far tho best show whioh has boon presented here this season. Thero was not a slow feature in it, and startling to relate, tho afterpiece was ono of tho best. The Binging was fine, the makeups good and all in all it deserved the packed house it would have received had not Bobby Beach and liis lizzie hero made tho publio exceedingly "leory" of the minstrel show. It is safe to say that if George Wilson oomes this way again ho will bo well received.

A LEOPARD BTILL.

The Demooratio Party on Pensions Fifty Years Ago—Then as Now Against Them. To tlio Editor of Tho 'ournal:

In looking over an old oopy of the Whig Rifle, dated Indianapolis, July 20, 1814,1 find that James K. Polk, the Demooratio candidate for President while in Congress hod voted against a bill iving pensions to the old patriots of tho Revolution. After giving his vote tho editor makes the following comment:

We ask for no better evidence tlmt.a man is without a truo American heart than is furnished by suoh votes as these. Nor would we vote for suoh a man for President, even if we had the misfortune to belong to tho party that nominated him. There is something so cold,so unfeeling, so heartless and withal of suoh blnok ingratitude in the re fusal to smooth tho pillows of the soldiers c! the Revolution, that we con never forgive mon who refuse thom a mere pittanoe from onr abundanoo. We owe all we possesss to the patriotism and gallantry of men who Berved through along war, enduring hardships and privations to whioh wo are strangers, and then rooeiving pay in a oarre noy utterly valueless, and tho idea of making an ingrato who has steadily opposed the payment of a portion of the debt wo owe to our revolutionary fathers, President of the United States, is absolutely revolting. It ought not to bo ondured for a moment. Give us a man for President who luu some heart who can foel for others and who is not like VanBuren and Polk, all for themsolvos, a. S. M.

NEW ROSS.

Vora McLaughlin has movod into tho AdkinB house. Dun and Tim Imno was at tho Capital Thursday.

The M. E. churoh aro improving their house by papering. Tho Midland will run an excursion to tho Shades Sunday.

Christopher Walkup was at Grawfordsville Thursday. J. H. S. Davis will snon remove his fumily to Flora, Ind.

W. B. AdkinB is visiting in tho northern part of tho Stato. The moo tings at tho Christian church aie progressing finely.

Morgan.Lytlon and wifo, of Lawrenoo county, are visiting Andy Davis. Vora McLaughlin and A. J. Hobson wore at Ldidoga Wednesday evoning.

Elder N. S. MoCallum will labor at t'ao Christian church thofoJIowingyoar. Howard Stau has movxI into tho Bronaugh house opposite Adkin's store

Mrs. T. A. Adkins and daughter, Pearl, aro visiting friends and relntivoe at Aurora, Ind.

Tho hood sawyer at tho saw mill had his index finger on* his right imnH sawed Tuesday.

Mrs. Annie Davis died Wednosduy morning, aged about 75 years. Interment at the Davis cemetery.

PREMIUM 1ASESS.

A List of Those Who Won Ked and Blue

Ribbons.

Collection of tomotooa, 11. A. Gray, E. Cole. Lot of peok tomatoe', M. 11. Uuley, H. A. Gray.

One dozHU ououmbers, J. W. Krauze, H. H. TalpoL Lot of watermelons, \V. 11. Douglns,

Cole. Lot nutmeg molons, E. Colo, II. II. Cole.

Lot of squashes, W. II. Douglas, Allen Robertson. Lot pumpkins, O. P. Domoret, J. E. LaFolletto.

Lot oabbage, Lydia A. Uoruker, E. Colo. Lot eggplants, H. A. Gray, E. Colo.

Lot cauliflower, H. A. Gray, E. Cola Lot peppers, E. Cole Allou Robinson.

Early Irish potatoes, F, Byrd, E. Cole. Late Irish potatoes, S. Gray E. Coir.

Peak of beets, Hattie llurdiug, J. W. Krauso. Peak of carrots, Starves Gray.

Half bushel onions, E. Cole, first aud second. Sweet potatoes, J. W. Krauso, H. A. Groy.

Sweet beets, E. Col 3. E, F. Ar mentrout. Turnips, Robert Craig.

Half dozon celery, C. Cole, II. A. Gray. Butter beans, E. Cole, Allen ltobiuson.

String beans, H. A. Gray first nti' second. Sugar corn, Allen Robinson, O. P. Demoret.

Collection of vegetables, E. Colo, II. A. Gray.

CLASS 31—OUAIN AND SEEDS. White winter wheat, Jamos Riley, Ellis Burk.

Red winter wheat, I). F. Strode, Ellis Burk. Amber whoat, James Riley J. A. Snyder.

Rye, Ellis Burk, first and twuond. Oats, James Riley, G. \V. Fuller. Barley, Ellis Burk, Jumos Riley. Clover seed, Bllis Burk, Clirin Dioo. limothy seed, A. J. Suyder .t Sous, James Riley.

Blue grass seed, Ellis Burk A. J. Snyder & Sons. White corn, A. W. Hoot], Jos. LaFollette.

Yellow corn, David Fullenwider, Jas. Riley. ]Jest display of grain, Junius Riley, A. J. Snyder & Sons.

LADOGA.

Dr. Ben Miller is down from Chicago. Willie Swink has returned to Indianapolis.

Miss Eva Miller is visiting friourid in Grooncostle. Tho Bidowalks along east Muiu street are being paved with brick.

A. M. Soott and wife are visiting in Anderson and Indianapolis. Miss Nellie Spencer, of Pli'ttsburg, Neb., is hero to attond school.

Mrs. Rrtohoel Funk has returned from an extended visit la Ohio. Mrs. Emma G. Wilson is expected home from Ponnsylvania next week.

Miss Ola Shackelford loft Tuesday for an extended visit with friends iu Kansas.

Quite a number from hero attended tho Stato fair on Wednesday aud Thursday.

Wash Neff has moved hero from Boono county to sond his children to school.

The normal school will begin its full torm next Tuesday. A good attendance is antioipatod.'

Miss Hallie Arnold hits returned from Osoeola, Nob., whore she has been visiting for several months.

Henry Miller aud W. R. HostetU.r with their families spent last Saturday and Sunday in Greeucastle.

Mrs. Dr. Stanley, of. Fincastlo, lias moved, hare to remain during tho winter

that sho may send her daughter to sohool. Mrs. Webster with her family has moved into tho James Shackelford house. She will bend her ohildron to tho Normal.

Mossrs. Goo. and David Harshbarger and wives aocompanied Miss Jennie Riser to her home in Wisconsin whero they will make her a short visit.

Public sohool opened Monday. The rooms are all orowded, and the enrollment is grouter than ever before, Tho teaohing force will probably have to be increased.

OKAVKIiljY RUN.

Wheat sowing over with. The now school house is ready for tho plasterers.

Will McDanuiel, of Flat Crook, spent Sunday in our midst. Rev. Passage was tho guest Saturday night of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Yaugundy.

Mrs. Minnie Butler has been at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Butler the past wook.

Charlie Long and his best girl wore thrown out of his buggy Sunday night on the wav to churoh.

Mrs. Harry Cook and Martha Thomas, of your city, called on tho fumily of Jos. Johnson Wednesday morning.

Miss Lizzie Brown has returned from Potato Crook vicinity at which place has been visiting siuoo last wook.

Misses Ethel Lynch and Lucinda JohnBon havo been at Piainlield the past week tho guest of Miss Emma Townsond.

Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Butler, Jos. Johnson and Muhlon Butler attended tho Friends Yearly meeting, ut Pluiufield, the past week.

Harry MoDauiol, has returnod to Iowa after spending somo time with relativos and friends. He will for tho presout bo near Lynnville, Iowa.

Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy, tho latter onoo a resident of this place, re joioes over tho advent of a fiuo baby boy, christened Lee A. Kennedy.

To II*pcl Colds.

Tho pleasant flavor, gmitle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when In need of a laxative and If tho father or mother bo costive or blllloue tho most gratifying robults follow Its uso, so that It Is the best family modlclno known arid ovory family should havo a bottle.

Hlbbard's Khoumatlc Syrup cures rheumatism by striking at tho s«at of the dlseaso and restoring tho kidneys and 11 vor to healthy action. If tulcon sufficient tlmo to thoroughly eradicate such poison, It never falls. For sale and highly rooommonded by Moffett, MorI gan & Co.

WAVKLANO.

.Iiio, 0. Canine movod to Crav.-for.l8-ville yesterday. Mrs. H. E. Rlioads is visiting siRter at tteuDseluor.

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Miss Maud He zog, of Waynotowu, is tho guest of Miss Sattie Smith. Postmaster 1'Otrich transauUxl business at Cniwfordsvillo Tuesday.

Jas. R. Otuiiue and wife returned from their Northern trip yesterday. Frank Korr md wife, cf near Hills boro, visited relatives horo yesterday.

Tho Midland railroad folks say they will put oti regular trains next week. Mv«. A. J. Miller will go to Chicago to-mono',v to visit frieuds and relatives there.

OLarlio Roberts and ohildren, of Danville, 111., are visiting friends aud relatives hero.

Earnest Thornton rotumod to tha Douf aud Dumb Institute at Indianupo lis yesterday.

Chas. Johnson has traded his property on west Main streot to Jerome Dcoly for his farm.

Chas. Talbot roturnod to Terro^Haute yoatqrday whero he iB sotting type on Daily Express

Goo. Gnnlue moved yestorduy into the property ho recently purchase! on Howard stroet.

Will Biroli, L. E. Aokor, Goo. Sayheld and Harry Dletrioh uttoiulod iho State fair yesterday.

Miss Alioe Blutohley, of Boukvilln, is iustruotiug a class iu painting at the residence of H. K. Rlioads.

Mips Lenora Jones, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Jno. Rice, returned home to Crawfordsville Tuesday.

H. E. Rlioads, L. E. Aokor and Goo. Soybold wont to Bloomingdalo Mouduv on business connected with tho Building and Loan Association.

A mm from Howard, Parke oounty, brought a load of watermolons to town yesterday. H. A. Pratt bought the load, and he now has a oornor on tho melon market, as ho has all tliero is in town.

Mr. Frank M. Jenkins and Miss Miuuie LeCraw were united in tho holv bonds of wedlock this afternoou at 1 o'clock, at the reaidonco of Rev. Ingstrom. Tho happy oouple will leavo at ouce for Oxford, Ohio, whioh will bo their future homo.

At the time of tho fire there .was a car load of salt stored uoar tho south puolic well. After the fire tho salt was let lay uutil it got rained on and tho ground became so impregnated with salt that the water in the well was ruined or only fit for stock. Yosterday Marshall Murray removed the iron force pump from the well, tho salt water having ruined it.

OllITUAWY.

Mary Ellen Rice, formerly Mary Ellon Demaree, was born in Morcer county, Kentucky, Feb, 22, iu 1829, and died at her home near Wuvelund, Indiana, friday, September 12th, 1890, Her parents were Ooruolius and Marr Domaroe. Her mother'd maidou name was Marv Vanarsdale. In 1834 her.p _r ents removed from Kontucky to Parke county, Indiaua, and located ou a farm wnere liar father died in 183C. After the death of her father, her mother re mained on tho farm, and with a fixedness of purpose, and an energy and courage that challenge! admiration, reared her family to noble manhood, and splendid womanhood. It was hore that the deceased spent tho morning of her life, and amid 'tho scones attendant upon the early settlement of the country, and arouud a family altar, whose fires woro never allowed to go out, the foundations of that lifo and character, whioh she lived, and exhibited amoug yon, were laid. Sho was united in marriage with James M. Rice, at the home of her mother, Oclobcr9th, 1848. Both

Bhe and her husband were members ol this (Wavelaud Presbyterian) churoh at the t}mo of their marriagj, and the first thing Bet up in their home, was the family altar, and at it, daily, eho worshiped the God of her father and mother, and implorod for herself and family those blessings which none but God could give. She was the mother oft even ohildren, two of whom preceded hor to tho world of life and glory, namely Isaac Newton Rice and Susnn Nurcissa Rice Dooley. Tho remaining ones Charles C., William A., Mary E., Thomas A., Harrison C., and her huBbind, James M., Burvivo hor, and are all hero to-day, exoept William A., who resides with his family in the State of

Washington. Her life was a living epistlo known and read by you alL It needs no words of eulogy now to givo it abetter setting forth. Yon know with what enthusiasm and energy she threw herself into ovory duty of lifo, and with what quiet strength and patient trust in God, she worked and waited for the harvest. And now that she is gone we realize, as never boforo, that hor life was a positive inspiration to, and benediction upon, htr family and friends, the community in whioh she lived, and this ohuroh to which she belonged, aud in which sho felt suoh a profound iutorost. But we close. Faithful, loving, dovoted, Christian, wifo, mother, sister, friend, farewell! Citizen of Hoaveu, for the present, adieu!

CiiturrliCairt lie Cured

With local applications, as tlicy cannot raacli tlio seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or a constitutional disease, and In order to cure it yon have to take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Internally, and acts dlrect,y on the blood anil mucous surfaces. Hall's catarrh cure Is no quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians In tills countiy for years, and is a regular prescription. It Is composed of tlio best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on tho mucous surfaces The perfect combination of tlio two tngrodlonts Is what produces such wonderful results In curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free.

F. Ohenky A Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 7.re.

Bowels irregular and constipated, resulting in Piles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Interesting to Farmers.

No class of pooplo should bo so careful In providing themselves with reliable family medicines as those who live far from physicians. Van Wort's Balsam for tho lungs is particularly recommended to the farming community, as it Is wonderfully effective In all throat and lung troubles, and Is especially adapted for chlldron, being agreeable to take, perfectly safe and harmless, and yet Infallable for croup and whooping cough. Trial slzo fieo. For salo by Lew Fisher

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

ONE ENJOYS Both the method and-results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, clcanses tho system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of* its kind ever produced, pleasing to tho taste and acceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and havo made it tho most popular remedy known. oyrup of Figs is for sale in 50c niul $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not havo it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any ubstitute.

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Headttha, yet Carter's Uttlo Uvar Pint •anally Yalaablo In ConsUpatlon. curing and proventing tola annoying complaint,-while they alaa correct all dlaordors or tho8tomach,aUninlata tho llTor and regulate tho bowels. BvesUUioyoatf

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Acli a Ihoy would bo elmoe jirioelom to Uiomwh® tuf/or from thla diatroulng complaint tistfortasately tiialrgoodnoesdocs notond horo.and thoaa whoonoe try thom *111 find thaao little pills nla. able In aomany ways that Ihoy will not be willing to do without thom. Bnt after aUalckt"^

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la tho Imso of so many llvoe that hew is when vexnake onr groat boost. Our ptlla euro it whlla Others do not.

Carter's Little Liror Pills aro very small and very easy to take. Ono or two pills make a doso. Tuoy are strictly vegetable ana do not gripe or purge, bat by their gentle action please all who naethem. In rialsat 25 ccnts five for $1. Sold nr druggists everywhere, or sont by

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SMALL PILL SMA11 DOSE. SMALL PRICF

Sure to relieve. There Is no falluro In Simmon's Liver Regulator. Why Wili. Ttou cougn when Shlloh's Cure -will give you immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 60 cents and $1. Moffett Morgan & Oo.

A Sare Investment.

Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory rosults, or In caso of failure, a return of purchaso price. On this safe plan you can buy from our ade vet-Used Druggist a bottle, of Dr. King New Discovory for consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in even- case, when used for any affoctlon.of tho throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, in(lamationof lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough, croup, etc., etc. It Is pleasant and agreeablo to taste, perfectly safe, and can always bo depended upon. Trial bottles freo at Nye Co's. drugstore.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castodi

SIIILOii S COUGH and Consumption Cure Is sold by us on a guarantee. ii cures consumption. For sale by Moffott, Morgan Co.

Viiiiilalla ItatCN,

Commencing Sept. 4 and continuing eaoh Monday and Thursday to Oct. 1(5, tho Vandalia will sell tickets to St. Louis at ono and ono third faro, g'J 10, tho round trip, with 2C cents added' for admission to tho oxpositiou.

Soptemlior 9 is date of tho grand homo seekers exoursion southwest and northwest, good returning for 30 days. Also repeated September 23d and October 1-1.

Round trip oxoursion rates and dates. ^Q-^ndianapoliB Stato Fair September

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Louis exposition, Mondays nud

Thursdays to Ootober 10, St. Louis Veiled Prophets, October 11 yO, o0«

St. Louis fair, Ootober 4 to 11, $7,30. Homo seeker.s excursion, South West, Ootober 14, as below:

Hot rt^p.riu88' Ark-

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Mo., 810.40 little Rook, Ark., 817.15Winiield, Kan., 81H.50 Pino Hlnlls' Arte., 810.10 Wiohita, Kan., 818.70Spring field, Mo., .$13.90 Arkansas City,'

and scores of other points for

ono fare or a little more than tho round trip, Call for information ut Urown's drug store or tho Vandalia depot.

J. C. Hutchinson.

Hlg 4 Harvest Excursions To tho West and Northwest, South, Southeast and Southwost. Tho Big 4 llouto will sell round trip excursion tickets to all prominent points in tho West aud Northwest, South, Southwest and Southeast at half rates 011 Tuesday SeptemberTuesday, September 23! and .Tuesday, Ootober 14, all tiokets

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thirty days from ditto of

sale, lhis is a glorious opportunity for homo seekers to visit the territory named, and wo would invito oorrespoudouco on tlio subjeot. For full information call on or address

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Tho Cheap Price** will be luulntulnod and Bmlsfiiototy service rendered. Louvcculls at Stables on Market Htroott or slate atSnodtfTAss ic Murphy's. Telephone No. 47.

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Wagner Slcc|crs untl Hrcllnln#f Chair Car on night trains. Bi'ptmoOorn daycoachuNC' al! tralus.

Connecting with Mlld Vwtlbulc trains in BloomlnKlon aud Pout-la to and from sfour rlvor, Penver ami tho I'aclllc coast.

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hoeonio a liiw. Soldiers, Widows and Parents ontltlod to Ponslons. Foe, $10 only, whon claim Is allowed. Write to us at onco. ADVICE FItEE.

The

allou

the li.iv,

and

contended^ fir.er J'y sayln

Chicago^!

For Horses, Cattle, Sheeu. Boss

AND POULTitY.

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Willi

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HTTMPHSEYS' I HOMEOPATHIC fill

SPECIFIC NO,^8

lncaoai yoj™. Thoonlymrr^afnlrrmfdil!,

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Debility,

Vital

Weakness.an*2«,(h*r

end Prostration, from nwr -rork or vcr orft viftlit and l*r»ro vul u, Koluvinl.

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ml"

ft.

brilliant ivlilfe light of 8 5 candle jnivtrf Purer and brighter than gaslight, softer than elcctric light, more chcerful tnan either I That lamp is

"The Rochester."

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want another traveling

THE MYSTERY

The man in the iron mask n-jvvr

revealed himself. He lived and died

.an-unsolved enigma. Hut die ovv:ur

of this sfince will not ive !iisli\

repeat itsell. It it

its own columns!

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V.y uAproa.H, rittlit to your door. UU041E8TEU LAMP CO., 4(2 I'arli Place* New York. Utaitvifarturcrt. mut wis Otcrirr* i'aitnlt.

The t*i\Lump Stuff tl.r lt'i»f^t.

Press tho Button, It Opens A .and Lights.

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ORC5ANIZKI) 1878 INVOUPOHATW

THE AMERICAN

Collecting and Eeporlini

-A.ssooieLtion.

HOME OFFICE: INDIANAPOJJS.

Furnish trustwortli)' Reports and Collect Claims

U. S.

».'l

Rochester Limp Co., 37 BsrvU) btrutl l.i

HI.

THIS WILL PAY YOU.

For 80 cents,' postal note, iv.- will vtJ. churpoii prnpaid, p:ickiit'is (1' iMru :n fraprunt Mutliing nml Toili-t

Soii[p

ami

beautiful oil puitiliri^rs will

mhi

with your order. A-'iItckh. .1. I.*"', Hr.'-t" street, WilliiuiiHpprt, I'ii. i"1''

even'

KMF

and Canada. For particulars address JJ. A. HULLOC'A, Gen.

MANNER.

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1 hat's a novel idea, isn'i iir

paper en^a^in^ ru'vci tisin^ i« in

It's catching, electrifying!

Everybody will keep their yes-

on this insignificent cor-ier just to

see what will happen.