Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 18, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 February 1889 — Page 1

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BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA, FEBRUARY 23, 1889.

THE JURY niSCHAUGEO VYITH OUT A VESDICT.

CflARGKS

GKS OF TAMPERING

WITH A JURYMAN.

LUCELLUS, BRING

FORTH

: The "WMte Cap" case yvas given

to the jury last Friday night. J uUge

ifiers, in Lis closing address, charged that the jury had been tampered with by the defendants, which hold assertion created quite a sensation i in the Court room; When Judge Pearson charged the jury Friday night, he spoke of the charge and said that was a matter for investigation after the case had been disr . posed of. Perry Bo tcher; a juryman, arose in his seat and disked to be permitted to explain, but the - Judge refused to allow him to do so tintii the charge properly came p

for investigation. The jury retired

about 8 oTdock and nothing was

heard from them until Saturday Afternoon when they came into onrt anduasked for further instructions. As they did not want any information on points of law, the J udge could not help them- any so sent them back to their room.-They V were again shut up, but furnished with three good, square meals a day nntil Monday afternoon when they ; again came into court and an- .: nounced that they could not, possibly agree on a verdict; they were ? then discharged, having been out r about 56 hours. When they first ? went out they stood six and six.The defendants then gained until the

last ballot, which stood eight for the plaintiif and four for the defendants. All of the jury was in favor of acquitting some of the defendants, but the four who stood ' firm were determined to fix the guilt especially on John Carson, Hez. Knrraon and Marcus Reed. It is said that the charge ' of tampering with the jury was founded on ; information that John Carson had been drinking the night before, in Jim Kelly's saloon, with juryman

Butcher. Butcher, it is so reported,

SILVER ANNIVERSARY OF

THE PYTHIAN KNIGHTS.

A GRAND GATHERING OF THE

DISCIPLES OF DAMON.

A NIGHT OK FESTIVITIES AND GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

was a long, tedious and expensive one, and it ever tried again, will probably be venued to some other county. In his charge to the jury Judge Pearson wisely said : . fWhtteicap law,.so called, is but the outgrowth of a viscious public 6entiment-tne outcropping of ignorance and selfishness, and can only be applied successfully against the weak anddefenselessto whom the law- would extend theis ime rights as it does'thft most powerful of the land. If - such a .system - is given any. quarters in a community- and an influential or wealthy citizen .by chance shall feel its power, then we at once see that such community becomes divided, and courts

will become powerless to punish anybody r under the protection of such factions." - la his closing argument, in making the charge that an attempt had been make to tamper with a juryman, Judge R.-W. Miers said : ttIt has been reported on the streets that this jury, since it was impaneled, has been tampered with with my co-counsel in this case after the cause has been finally disposed of, we-stand ready to submit such facts as have come to our knowledge upon which this statement is made to the H Court , for its determination and such action as. may be deemed proper in the premises. It has been reported to us that one of this jury so forgot himself and the instructions given by you r honor as to be seen at a late hour

of the night under peculiar circum- : ' stances-with one of the defendants ;

that one of the jurors and one of the defendants were seen together in or near a saloon and under such circumstances as would lead me to i infer they were drinking together. Perhaps nothing improper was in- . tended, but as a member of this bar, as a man who desires the enforcement sf the law and the vindications of court, I .desire that this patter may be investigated that the truth may be known and no injustice done. : , Jt seems that the matter was dropped, however, as there was no open

investigation; probably on account r of the accused juror Perry Butcher, f -voting- for conviotion. It is said T p. that Norman will now push a crim-

nal prosecution against the defend4 - rit8.'-, ...

The Si 1 ver Ann iversary of the in this city in a ver becoming uianner.r ' Twenty-five years ago lust Tuesday Justin H. Eathboin, with a few others, met in Washington City, and formed theK. of P. order, which has since flourished anil today ranks as the strongest and most

popular order in the World. The celebration in. this city began in the afternoon with a street parade by the Uniformed Rank, headed by the Mechanic's Band. They made an imposing appearance, and some of their movements were very fine, and created a great deal of enthusiasm among the spectators. At night the members of the order, with their families, and some invited guests in all over 200 assembled in the handsome Castle Hall, where they were treated to an

excellent literary and musical .en

tertainment.- The following was

the program :

Opening remarks by Chancellor

Commander and Master of Ceremonies, John W. Craveu. Overture, Mechanic's Band. Address of Welcome, C.W. Remsburg. Song, J. G. Ad kins. Address. Past Grand Chance llor, C P. Tuley. Recitation, Miss Josie Pittman. Address, Dr. J. E. Harris. Flute Solo, Howard Tourner, accompanied on the piano by Miss Erne Lemonds,

Serenade, Mechanic's Band.

?i$cs8&T ex

cellent way, especially the musical part, and the recitation of Jiss Pittman. Then came the supper, which was

spread in Evans7 Art Galleiy, on

the same floor. Knights and ladies made a brave charge and soon vanquished a grand feast, of which there was an abundance for all. The bill of fare was as follows :

Mrs John W aid roil,. black silk. Mrs Will Turner, black brocaded silk velvet, silk pasVem enteric. Mrs J E Harm, black siik, black velvet, and passementerie. Mrs B A Rogers, dark brown camel's 'hair. M rs Will Kg n n e d y , b ro w u s i k and passeiuenierio. M a y S e w ard , c rea m ea ?b m e re . Maijie Orchard, mahogany and cream ilk shalah. Fiora Krueger, white embroidered suit, natural flowers. Josie Pittman, cream satin, Saoe overdiess.

dcrass is visiting

Ind.,

Miss Jennie S

relatives at, West Newton, this week.

t ? t fvd f l 11,-1 f

For Sale. B-flat Cornet, silver plated, good as new. Will sell at a

fti&av&aiu. Inn aire at this office.

mi 1 mi . i : 1

J lie U LU lQITHllZG IUU .4

Oliver M Matson. roundest

Wylie pike has been "hufofiaately j brother of Col. C. C. Matson. died

postponed" by the legislature. Mr. Lawes of the National, and Mike Volpei.-t the baker, are A'liug. their ice houses with ice from Ceder lake.

Hon. 11. W. Miers. John R.

and Dr. Simpson were in Indian-

Mattie East, cream satme trim- apoiis,Tue day, on legislative busi

ness.

of pneumonia, at SI i 1 wa u kee, VV is., on the 3rd instant. The remain? were brought to Creencustlo for burial.

Marriage sued to the

. . .t ;v MENU. . Pluto's Cream of Foul Soup.

;

pHSfrChaneellpr's B-mcls Tip-key. UhaneellQr Commander's Pressed ehick- - eu Sir Knight Captain's Su g Cured Hani. Vice Chancellor's Devited liana Sandvviches. Master of Exchequer s Piokied Tongue. .-- Quail a !a PivJate.

Lieutenant Colonel's Turtle Soup.

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Master of Finance Chickrn Salad. Ont.-r liuava .Shrimp Salad. Master-at-fivms Chow Flue feidad. Lodge Trustees' Sliced lomatoes. Mixed Tickle?, a! a Inner Guard. . Lieutenant's Chicken Giblets.

Chicken Salad a la John T. Alexandei

VaniPa lee Cream a la Harold. Right Gun-e i'ine Apple Sherbet. JLeft Guide 1'each ttoat.

French Cream Cake, Fn d fc Cake". I.ady Fingers. Kg U&9 . Angel Fooil Yum yum and yam yam.

day for Gloves at W. J. Turner's

al ways gvcat Bargains;

Java Coffee. Oolong fa. Chocoiate. Jersey Milk. The ball at Armory Hail after supper was the largest that has been held in this city for a long time; Care was taken to make a select affair, and the beauty and elite of the city was largely represented. The Courier's "Jenkins" was present and took notes of some of the costumes worn by the ladies. The following is the result of his elforts. ; Mrs. Maud E Showers, black surah satin, trimmed in dull jet. Diamond ornaments. Mrs. J. VV. Shoemaker, black lace suit. Mrs. W M Alexander, henrielta with silk trimmings. Diamond ornaments. Mrs J W Warder, cream flannel, trimmed in moire hi Ik. Mrs O R Worrall, black plush, natural flowers. Mrs Julia Brax to i, black velvet. Mrs Mike Seward, green silk. Mrs F E Worley, black silk, let trimmings, natural flowers. Diamonds. Mrs P M Park, black silk and lace, natural flowers. Mrs M Kahn, plum silk, Persian trimming. Mrs Ida Landers, black surah satin and velvet. Mrs Eph Hughes, black Henrietta

cloth. Mrs Wi ll E A d kins, black silk with bead trimming. Mrs J M Smith, black henrietta and red silk. -,: Mrs Chas Robinfion, old rose silk and velvet.

Mrs W Tiilair, cardinal henrietta ar'd Prou

doth and velvet. j Durarid Block

med in bronze.

Efile Lemonds, cream cashmere. Creed Myers, black henrielta, Ida McPhetridge, green bilk. Fannie Hoilenbacher, garnei

plu.h, natural llowers.

Kate Carmicliacl, cardinal plush. Edna Field, red cashmere, IWhel Leas, light brown cloth.

Hatitie .Smith, mahogany henriet

ta cloth.

Cora Car m chael, gam e t h en ri e Lia

and silk.

Nellie Smith, blue plush. Ada Pearson, blue silk trimmed

in plush.

i?zzie Owen, wine colored hei-

rieua cloth.

Lizzie Payne, garnet plush. Lou MaihersjStone gray henrietta

cloth.

EHa Tuley, cardinal pluh. Lelia Rogers, blue henrietta. Mrs. Ben. 3 Rogers, while alba

tross, crystal beads, and moire silk.

Mrs. George Norman,satin mavereux, bead Uiinmiug. Mrs, W 11 Seward, black cash

mere.

Mrs J O Howe, black pointed are diamond ornaments Mrs. LS Field, black silk with

bead tnnvminj.

Mrs. L D Rogers, black henrietta. et trimmings. Mrs. Lillie Boggs, -wine colored

ottoman silk. .

Mary Collins, black, henrietta, jet ornaments. Mary Moberly, brown satin. Li Hie Lukenkill, gray cloth. Kegina Bi In er, cream nun's veiling and surah. Diamonds. Flora Liliard, lavender surah and siik lace. Georgia Blanch ard, green albatross and pink surah. Emma Krueger, blue albatross, satin embroidered front, moire trim mi tigs. Em m a Bai n , cream caul m ere . Georgia Byer. piuk nun's veiling, bend trimmings. Ella Corr, white satin and crape. Lutia Ilekon, black lace, natural flowers. Salile Cherry, black albatross, lace overdress. 1

gcNo 22, 'otnis

city, was organized about fourteen years ago with twenty-five charter members. Of those now living and who are still active members of the lodge are 0. P Tuley, J. W.

Shoemaker, J. C. Allen, Wilson Adams, Roht. Gamble, B. A. Me Gee, A. W. Rose and H. P. Tourner, The brothers who have died since the organization of the lodge are Geo. A.BuskirkjThomas Howard,C. W. Henderson, J. P. Holtzman, Louis Feader, Austin Stocombe and C.1L Showers. The present membership is 125, and is- now increasing at almost every weekly meeting.

Don't miss the Hon. Moses F. D nun' s 1 ectu re at the Col: eg a e J a p -c! next T u e s cl ay n ? g h t . It will b s a rare literary treat.

Tliemoat iuterestinsc lecture of

licenses have been isfollowtnir named ner-

suns: J as Baugh and Lizzie Cutright, John Sparks amd Emma King fen M yers and Sarah Richardson, Chas E. Ragsdale and Mary E.Costanbader, Jru I. Morgan and Minnie A Ferguson, Isaac H. B as tin and Liliie Hel'o Huron, Wade IL Feeider and Eila McCoy, EH W. Vaughn

and Marv

T 9am

BENCH

U as opened aga in anjl Is Migty

the saftir place ihe was

fere the iUu

tl. Vaughn.

tJieieasonnviM be delivered by H6ft.

Moses F. Dunn at the college chapel next Tuesday night. Tickets for the Hon. Moses F. Dunn's, lecture next Tuesday night are now on sale at the poetlllce and Paris Bros' drugstore; only 25 cts. Mioses F. Dunn's last trip abroad was with Mayor Harrison, of

ru: . t., k;, j,...! ,, -,,vi T..,.fl etc, etc. But wind wont get Ddc

- I i fx l. T Irt 1 JT . .

o., zo ueurro, auu inas is about all this fairy story will amount to.

Bedford has been reaching out

this way with some taffy on a stick for one of our manufacturing establishments S. C. Dodds & Go's table and chair factory. Some of the citizens of that town have ass u ti e t b e an t h o r i ty to oi f e r t h e linn $7,000 in money, four acres of land, release from taxation, &c,

day night, Mr. Dunn will tll all about the idol worship of the Buddhists of Ceyion,

D. W, Browning is traveling for a Chicago oil house.

John B. Buskirk and wife visit- . ing their old home, Paoli.

Miss Daisy Little, of Orleans, is visiting Miss Lennie Mbert.

B. F. Adams, jr. and wife, have been visiting relatives at Indianapolis.

John Harris is now located at Columbus, Ind , in the commission business.

"Ceylon and the Buddhists." by Hon. Moses F. Dunn, at the college chapel, next Tuesday night. Friday was the anniversary of the birth of the man who never told a lie. It was not the Telephone Editor's birthday. RufeEast,at his home in Richmond, Ind., is suffering again with the wound in his leg, which he obtained here some ti m e ago by the accidental discharge of a revolver.

The Hon. 11. C. Duncan requested Judge Peasou to convene the grand jury to investigate the Washington township White Cap case, but after hearing the statement of the victim, Miss Knight, the Judge thought the matter might go over until the next term.

The lili appropriating $60,000 for a new library building for the State University, having passed the House, is now before the Senate where, Mr. Dolan telegraphs, it will certainly be made a law. Mr, Dolan deserves the highest of praise for his hard work to push the bill through, and it had some bitter opponents in the House.

The vistors present Tuesday evening to attend the K. of P Anniversary were M. F. Warn pier, Mrs. Mary Collins, Wen. Brighton, Mary Mobeily, A. H. Warn pier and Lillie Lu ken bill1 of Gosport. T.E, Worley and wife.of 'EUettavi 1 ; J. W, Sturgess, of Cincinnati; G. G. G ri tt n, of I ud i anapol i s ; H o w ard Warder, of Louisville; Daisy Litfcls, of Orleans ; P. ?u. Parks and wife, Mrs. Ida Landers and Harmon Spain, of .Martinsville. The ladies of the W orn an V. Relief Corp 3, G. A. of Terre Haute, are preparing an autograph album

quilt to be presented to the Soldiers Orphans' Home. Spaces are provided for old soldiers to write in indelable inlc their names, regiment, &e. These spaces arc yold at 25 cents each, and a block of the quilt has been sent here for the purpose of adding the names of some of o u r so id ie rs w h n are willing to contribute the 25 cents for

the benefit of-th corps. -

Last Monday night the Silver A n n 1 vers a ry ( 25 1 h. ) of the w cd ding of Aaron Rose and wife was celebrated at their handsome residence on South Walnut Street, About

seventy -live of their immediate friends were present. All heartily enjoyed the e vening, and the host, and hostess were untiring in their elforts to make the occasion, which was so happy a one to themselves, pleasant to every body. Refreshments were served, and everybody made to feel at home without any of the formal icstraints. The company separated at a late hour, a'i with the best wishes for the continued happiness and prosperity for genial Aaron and his estimable wife. The following is a list of the presents received, man of them being ve ry h and som e : Silver nickrJ castor, ho7rrriinh and

is the time to buy your

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at the

EAGLECL0THG4I0US

If you want lo take advantage of our OREAD SLAUGHTER 8 ALE buy

To-day. is the time, to-morrow may be too Jato, as choicest good is a 1 way 3 go first

:-fi r

worth of-

A large delegation of Knights of 3 y t ! i i a 3 we n t d o w n to il a r ro dsb u r g

Thursday night to show tie broth-!

era there the Amplified Third Rank. The lodges at small places do not work this rank in what is called the

am pi tea form, ivery thing was

done to make the brief stay of

the visiting brothers & pleasant one, and the Blootnington Knights re

turned home well pleased with their

trip and satisfied they had infused new life in the Harrodsburg lodge.

Deputy United States Marshal Ward arrived here Wednesday morning with a warrant for the arrest of John Carson, of Folk town

ship, he having been indicted by the federal grand jury for bribery at the last election. For years Carson has been the trusty man in charge of blocks of five in his township. He had the repu tation of carrying the vote of the township in his pocket, consequently his 'inllu enco" was in great demand by Republican poiiti chins. He was brought to town Wednesday evening and gave bond.

The men who do the assessing, next April, will have a great ileal .of extra work to do. The state statistienn has prepared blanks for statistical purposed, to be put in to their hands. The list of questions is longer than ever, and will when the returns come in. give ac

curate figures concerning

acreage

and fresh stock o;' Clothing, just received and wU be slaughtered during ti e month ,uf

it yon want a Man Isome business or dress suit,5 Frock, Sack or Cutaway at half valne come and see 90 W. , Ergal Oiothjng House.

.Mi.

Bakery,

Choice J SUITS of aiipds,

Fresli Oysters in 'teJffifc

BAKIN

Xysters, I Jot c'wffiee and, Xn nci? at

all hc:ars.

All my oJdcustomers and ishi are repettul invilfd to ca h .; ;

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35s

TIME TO IWS x,4 V-'" 5 :

aving Teceauj secure

d the stook of

of BUZZARD

Z will aow ci

& TOUSUEE,- :

WHOLE SAL

E'COST.

Ab I 'Must Close Gut TMs Stock in tk "nest

and yield oi? all cereals, number of ive stoclc, and numerous facts about poultry, bees, fruits, fruit tree?, libraries sewinsy machines and musical instuiucats. Horses, cattle and sueep will be classified accordi ng to kinds, as Clydesdales, Jerseys, Merinos, etc.

spoon u j. L'UsXn

ml wifcvf. t.Hunfi4!'

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wife, .Tame a Mcrs and

LI;-ie Payne ami

:tnr wile, Mrs. iitisebt-rry a:ul

wife, flir.. .v.vts anu Oliver iiner bowl

IilUe Boirs, L-ih er luajr Fred Fv-s and wife, S i v p r n u t s.st Most Kuan and w i f e Silver suspir sjoon U. A, Foster and wif . Silver sugar spoon -W. Ii. B;,orly and wife. Rilver trasporsns J 1C. Anderson. Pair napkin ringa 1 U. Galloway and wife. Pair wine g-ablet Geo Ciuipheli and w i fe. An elnnfant tra set. of six pieces, gold lined W W-Wieka and wiie, Dug Fiyiu nnd wife, I A. Hdltanm and wiz, r. and Mrs. Orchard jr., V. IX Worrell aiv wife, Harry Swiudler and wile, 3r. J. i" Harris and vif'e, Jne Ward r and .wile. Frank liUhop and wifcisaau Walker kuU Kihter, Ii. J . polios and wife, Mrs. Ocorj.v Bollenbechor-l, ?r. and Fannie, Win Kennedy ana wifeM . O.Woriey ind daughter. Sliver card basket Charley Hetuey. Six napkii:. rings C l".Vluruer and wife Mrs E. P Adams, Chas MoUev and wife. Silver ladis- Alrs.W, B. F- Treat, Silver spa m Frank Tourner and wife. Silver pie foik Mm. Jf$, Hooper. Silver buae knife ?i!essrs Trnse.oi, II i 1 1 n w ay a n d G wa tney . Silver celhry disii Kmma Rosrers. SiJver fruit knife Mrs Juhn IJaskirU, Mr3. I. H. bkirriu and Alieo Williams. Silver nut sei Hose Oxer,Elmira U.ter and Aiyra Vvindjjor. Silver pickol caslor Harvey and Sallic Tourner. A handsome silver and pwu blow fruit stand Mrs, Xany Alexander, Mr. Eliza BJuss, Mrs. Mart A)e:auder, Mrs. i. lilt KiirH. K:rs.' Duj' Field, Airs. Iseii Ale:anler, Mri. Ella Bolksibaeher, Mrs. J.P. Tourner, Mrs, Ama Atwater, Mrs. Anna Phllj titt. Silver table spoons and thimble Frank and King Knse. Silver butler dish Ben anil Ida ?oers A hatidsome :ilk umbrella, with uridixed silver hnmlJ --Prof. T. A WylU A monaT ni with 1804 and on -side and a Kse me the other, Mr. .1. U. ilowe's own work on a silvr dollar. -Lcvest prices and bet goods always at Vbittiktr8 grocery. A ni;e, freeii stock oi

Fjuth Hope and Charity,5' is the name of ti new order, the meet.ngs of which are said to afford great; a-

m use merit to the young folks of a neighboring city. The modus operandi of the initiation is as fellows: After thu "lodge" has assembled, the young men are admitted single-into t h e r oo m , w here t h ey ii n d t h ree g;oo d looking young ladies standing behind chairs. The gentleman is. asked which degree he wishes to take and upm deciding he is then hliuc! folded and placed in a chair and promptly and artistically kissed. It is mighty nice and the yong man invariably wants all the other degrees at once ami they are promptly given in the s uae manner.ilaviog been initiated ti ley aire given light and permitted to see the next candidate admitted into membership; but judge of their amazement when they see one of their own sex slip out from concealment and administer the kiss. Then they suddenly discover that the sensation is not nearly so pleasant as they had imagined but a few moments before.

SPECIAL SAL

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There is much interests manifested in the lecture to he given by tLie Hon Moues F. Dunn, in the College Chapel next Tuesday night. IV! r. Dunn has been abroad twice, and will apeak from personal experience about Ceylon and the Buddhtats, Bucidiiisni (pronounced Bood-ism,) is the religious doctrine taught by the Hindoo Buddha in the Sixth Century, and is now the religinn oi: a greater part of tjie iniiabitants of Asia and the Indian Island.). Ceylon W one of the lattei It is a British Colony in the Indian Ocean. Mr. Dunn gives a vivid description of the idolatrous worship of an image of Buddha or one of his numerous prototypes. The well-known reputation of the lecturer as an

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BEST BEE A

OAEES, GBANKBS, . - HUTS. &p.

I Jaw

A N D

Tub Oysters

direct from Bull htjiore 5 i 80- Cts. a quart

Try our TAFFY,

HOBEHQUND 25SOP3, CANDY and OHOCOIiAf?! 33EOP3, Our own raalco, which malco lUom 8.0 much IVoshcr; ,

Ipert;

-A. NORTH SIDE BAKERY.

UJIDBESASEB and FUSHIfUBS i DEAL1B. . We havi' a large stock of jiif all kinds, from the cheapest to the BEST; We also keep

Uothi

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If you want taka adfiigof

xiu-r great SJaugivtSafethi.

month now is the- tim5 -t

buy as choicest gojod

iA.s: .t-T.

worth of neWjJ irslf ilc just received and will be v

month of

FEBU

y.otamsp r tor . imaerais

Vtf Ttat i? hetternnd only eoat yon" about I one half as iiuch tm othr clothing. We have lare assortment of j . all kinds of

Groceries delivered free staple and fancy .groceries, at' eloquent orator am! a thorough M.rt,.f k ii WTi ; 1 n. 1 ni " i (, scholar will secure a large' attend1 !!m 1 y Whltaker. Charley McPheoters, the old ot l!ie ilUeUig,nt Opeopl8 o4 td JilOCK. UrOVe0 CdrQC - the Gommunitv,

j ; aedroom oust

. LOUNGES.,

s SIDE - .HOARDS I DRESSERS " I HIEEOEl J BABY WMSHSf. i Cks?jMtf Sweeper's, J Hall lacks, ' ;. In fact everything yon maywant. Pi iiioSjOrgahs and Sewing Haclmies g.opt iii stock and soltl on montMy paynieuts. Oi)me and see us unl fjfit otxt prises. Korth Side Stisiarej Waldron's Block.

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As a Fam I'ty Remedy Dr. Scth ArnoIV-; COUOH KILLS lias no equal.

Wis bavo usel it for tho

last ten years, luidcan truly

i.vvtu(ti.uu Ut.

Rome to her that i !hrlo

McPheetera. - formerly in H, S-SSr8 Mrs., a PHkin, Moute-

tiara ware ousmess, is now pro- iissts,25p,,BOcuaad.i.oo

pnetor ol the u-reeves cornel

grncerv where ho will be pleased

nteiligent people of'to $cj0 liis o!l1 cnetomoTS, and

liiostoi now ones

HS.lt SSSE3

Clitrley iVtePiioeters wants

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coping aiiothe? innn sgtligo ;

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