THE DAILY HEliALI), PLATTSMOUTir. NEIfllASKA, TIIUJSD'aV, NOVEMnEH IT, is.sr.
:jc yiattsmoiitlj Pailfi ilcralu
Publishers A Proprietors.
A Salisbury Dentist, lit Itoc k
lTool ISulIding.
Lecture to-night.
Frauk Carruth was in Omaha to-ilay.
E. It. Lewis went up to Omaha to
day. W. 15. Shryock, of Louisville, is in
town to-day,
Dr. T. P. Livingston went to Lincoln
this morning.
L. C Stiles and Geo. A. Rasseu were
in Omaha to-day.
Mr. A. C l'owell, of Omaha, was in
the city yesterday.
Dr. O'Leary's lecture to-night is ex
clusively for men.
Mr. Coe, of Nebraska City, is visit
ing Mrs. J. D. Simpson.
Miss Minnie Muddern will appear at
the opera house Saturday night.
F. D. Leuhofs brick residence on
Granite street is nearly completed.
W. G. Smith, of Nebraska City, is
in the city visiting his brother, O. I.
Smith.
Mr. J. G. JIathoway and daughter
Lillian of Lincoln is in the city visiting
friends.
Mrs. K. B. Windham and Mrs. J. M.
Patterson were passengers to Omaha this
morning.
Mfs. Kelly Fox went over to Pacific
Junction this morning to visit her
mother.
Fred Gordcr, W. II. Newell and Jer
ry Farthing, went to Cedar Creek this
morning.
Mr. LewellanMoore, of the green
house, was Vk passenger to Omahu this
morning.
The lecture to-night is for men enly,
the one to-morrow night will be ad
dressed to the ladies.
D. A. Campbell is greatly improving
and beautifying his residence property
on the corner of Locust and Fifth streets.
Chief Justice, of the state, Samuel
CUttTOi4 HENDRICKSON.
Geo. F S. Burton and Mrs. Letltia
E. Hendnckson Joined In
Wedlock.
Last evening occurred the wedding of
Mr. Geo. F. S. Kurtou and Mrs. Letitia
E. Ilendricksou, at their future home on
Chicago Ave. The ceremony was per
formed about 8 o'clock, He v. II. IJ. Bnr
gess of the Episcopal church officiating.
A large number of friends were present
to witness the marriage of the estimable
couple, and after congratulation had
been extended by the guest, all partici
pated in the elegant wedding feast which
had been prepared.
l lie groom is quite well known in
Plattsmouth and his friends hold him in
high esteem. He is employed as a secre
tary in the IJ. & M. shops. The bride
has lived in this city for man' years and
has many friends. Tim home at which
the ceremony occurred has been provided
and elegantly furnished by the groom,
to afford comfort and happiness for tin:
future. A 1 uge number of presents
were given, which were costly and use
ful.
The Longest Railroad-
The Russian transport Russia, whi h
lately arrived at Hong Kong, carried
eleven engineers, smt to survey a line
of railroad sixty or seventy miles long
from Vladivostock inland. This is to
be the first link in the great trans-Siber
ian road, which is to put St. Petersburg
within fifteen days by rail of the Pacific,
The scheme is the most gigantic in hi
t'ory, but not the most dillicult. The
biueriau road v.ul be twice as long ns
our Pacific lines, but instead of bringing
a solitude to connect two civilizations it
will traverse u more or less settled coun
try all the way. For the most part it
will be laid in a plain, aud tbe engineer
ing difficulties will be principally con
fined to protecting the line from snow
and frost. The road can be built slowlv,
and the local trafiic will support the
completed sections. The part now to be
surveyed, from Vladivostock inland
will do a good business in transporting
the products of the coast region to the
ocean. The road is next to be extended
to Lake Huikl, where it will secure the
important trade of Irkutsk and its tribu
tary country. The Russian governnicn
Maxwell, arrived in the city this morning I ha3 already contracted with the volunteer
to visit his farm, a few miles south of I fleet to carry the rails aud rolling stock,
town. I and the scheme seems to be fairly under
The ladies of the Presbyterian Sew- I way. It is now time to revive the sug
ing Circle are requested to meet at Mrs. I gestion ot an American genius to run a
Perry Walker's, Friday Nov. 18, at two line up our si 1 of the ocean and bridge
o'clock p. m. I Behriug Straits.
Miss McGaff, of Osceola, Iowa, who
What Sara Bernhardt began in
America, Miss Minnie Maddcrn, who ap
peared last night at the Boyd in "In
Spite of All," is continuing. Of course
the actresses differ real excellence is
seldom exactly duplicated but the sini
ilarity is nevertheless distinct, and the
artistic standing of botli is practically
the same. Criticism is never so weak or
useless as when it is forced to appear as
eulogy. One may say that a thing is
perfect but what more? Are elements
of this perfection demanded? Well,
then; Miss Maddern's laugh, a real sound
of mirth her walk, a real, womanly
walk her voice as natural as the voices
of the "women folks" n t home her pas
sion, quick; sudden, of few words, of
terrible intensity, exactly reproducing
the passion of sensitive human existanre
her gestures, apparently unstudied,
more human than graceful, but still
graceful enough these are doubtless
the chief components of her greatness.
She is an apostle of dramatic reform a
woman whose every artistic act is a pro
test against the artifi. ialties and errors of
the old, and at once a justification and a
prohecy of the new. The company sup
porting Miss Maddern has no discernible
weakness. From last evening') Omaha
World.
has been visiting her cousin, Miss Ollie
Jones, returned home this morning by
way of Omaha.
Every young man in Plattsmouth
should hear Dr. O'Leary's lecture at
Rockwood hall to-night, it will not fail
to be of benefit.
The man charged with assault and
battery by J. P. Ford, appeared before
Judge Mathews and plead guilty. He
vrsx3 fined $1 and costs.
. Mrs. Fisher and Mis3 Wilcox, of
Omaha, who have been visiting 3Irs,
Harry Ritchie, left this morning for
Hamburg, Iowa.
A couple of men pulled in consid
erable money from an auction sale of
wolf robes and overcoats on Main
street this afternoon.
Dr. O'Leary's lecture last evening
on "Culture, Manners and Beauty," was
heard by a large audience, and was rich
in adyice and instruction
The changing of hands of real estate
in Plattsmouth is quite steady and those
dealing in realty anticipate the opening
of a lively season of lot and land trans
actions about February.
Don't fail to secure your tickets for
Minnie Madern in her new play, "In
Spite of All," at the opera house next
Saturday night,
and indications point to a big house,
Tuesday night A. P. Loring, civil
engineer for the B. fc M. at Lincoln was
robbed of $100 in clean cash. The bur
glars entered his sleeping apartment and
carried his clothes to the door where they
were searched.
All members of the Y. L. R. R. A
are requested to meet at the reading
room. Friday Nov. 18 at 4 o'clock p. m.,
to complete the arrangements for the
appearance of the "Chinese Students"
Monday evening, Nov. 28.
The young ladies of the Presbyter
ian church and Sabbath-school are re
quested to meet at Miss Cranmer's rooms
on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock to
dress dolls. Please bring thimble and
needle and pieces that will make cloth
ing for small or large dolls.
The young ladies of the reading
room society have lately added to the
beauty and convenience of their rooms
by the purchase of a handsome new
book case. They are constantly adding
new books etc.. and there ceitamlv is
not as comfortable and pleasant a room J- K- Kelthley, of the Weeping
in the city where an evening may be Water KP' ' ia the city to-
spent. They also have a circulating li- I aay"
brary and rent their books at very reason- I J. F. Baumeirter has a 1 ran new do
able rates. Give them a calL I livery wagon.
A Hi:kai.d scribe was this morning
Seats are going fast j treated to a drive beyond the shops and
past the old O'Neal estate. Here is a
beautiful section mf residence property
indeed. Just beyond the O'Neal cstftte
lies a forty acre tract of beautiful land
belonging to P. L. and W. S. Wise,
which is rapidly being sold in half-acre
lots; while to the cast lies Palmer's ad
dition, and to the west the beautiful
South Park where a number of comfort
able residences hive just been erected.
The choice of residence lots in these
tra' t3 is due to their beauty and near
ness to the shops.
Conductor John Ballinger, who has
been confined to his home with tonsiiitis
since Sunday was reported much better
this morning, being able to be up.
Mrs. J. II. Edson and children of
Lincoln, came in on No. 2 yesterday, for
a short visit, and are at present the
guests of Mrs. L. C. Stiles.
Dick Klocke is now ou trial at Ne
braska City, charged with liberating
Quinn Bhanon from the Otoe county
building last June.
Austrian Army Not loon.
TitlAa of nobility are likely to become cheap
in Austria before long. A new army minuto
provides that every officer of Irreproachable
conduct who has worn the imperial uniform
for thirty years uninterruptedly, and has
t;ono tbrouKh at leant ono campaign, will,
upon demand, lie ennoblixl by the kaiser and
tho fees usually payable upon ennoblement
will Ut remitted. Another regulation estab
lished by tho same minute deals with a very
different matter thft easy recognition of of-
fiit-rs and men who fall in battle. In future,
whenever the Austro-IIungarian army is
mobilized, each combatant is to have de
livered to him a small strip of iarcbment in
scribed with his name, rank and regiment;
and this ticket of identity is to bo kept in a
fjocket which will lo purjiosely made in every
pair of breeches. After a battle the tickets
would bo taken from the bodies of the dead
and forwarded to headquarters. Somo such
system has long been in operation in the Ger
man army. St. James' Gazette.
The Yowmlte on Trust.
Have you ever done tho Yosemite? If not,
postjone your departure until the latest pos
tiblo moment, and then stay where you are
Go to an art gallery and buy some views of
tho valley; they will give you more satisfac
tion than taking the journey and you will
kivo moiipy. Although wo went under the
mor.t favorable conditions our party of ten
just filling tho stride, with no outsiders and
no crowding still, unless ono is blessed with
a perfect digestion, no nerves, the patienco
of Job, tho amiability of an angel, and tho
constitution of a gorilla, one bad better taki
the Yosemite on trust. New ork Commei
eial Advertiser.
Perfumes from Mummies.
Mummies beaten up into a powder and
mixed with a little oil made for the artists in
Egypt richer tones of brown than any other
substauco. Modern ierfuniers used to pre
pare tho iierfumes and spices found inside of
mummies in such a way as to make ladies
''dote on it." Taper manufacturers have
used the wrappings of mummies to make
coarse paper, and the cloth and rags have
been used as clothing. New York Sun.
fieveral prominent Muskegon lumbermen
slate that they da not consider feasible the
proposed plan of rafting logs across Luko
Michijran.
Frince Henry of Battenherg is to Lbeonic
en aide-de-camp to Queen Victoria.
Astrachan i da and vests sold else
where at J18.00 and S21.00 can be
bought for $lo.00 at S. & C. Mayer's
500 dozen fulled mitts and scarlet
brown, sold elsewhere at 40c. can be
bought for 25c. at S. & C. Mayer's
Childivns' and boys' fur cans sold
elsewhere at $1,50 can be bought at S.
& C. Mayer's for .'0 cents
East front, corner lot, six room
house, oue block from shops, only $750.
Terms easy. Be quick if you want it.
clt3 W. S. Wise.
- Scarlet underwear sold elsewhere at
75c, can be bought for 45c.; all wool
scarlet underwear sold elsewhere at $1.50,
can be bought for $1.00 at S. & C.
Maver's
Pick out the piece of Real Estate you
want and then call for j rice and terms
upon Winham & Davi s. Over Bank
of Cass Co. lf?tf.
Hay For Sale.
Three hundred tons of hay for sale for
cash, either delivered or on the ground.
Leave orders with M, B. Murphy & Co.
store L. Stull. 42 m 1
Tho Weather To-day.
For Nebraska and Iowa: Colder, fair
weather, light to fresh northerly winds,
becoming variable.
For eastern and central Dakota: Cold
er, followed by slightly warm, fair
weather, light to fresh variable winds.
Two Sensible Ladies.
One that studies health before vanity
and one that does not believe all she
reads or hears. Practical experience is
every day teaching that the words given
with Dr. Watson's Specific Cough Cure,
is practically relieving the physicians
from advising a hopeless case of Con
sumption a change of climate necessary,
to be left to die among st angers. The
Specific Cough Cure is warranted, if di
rections are carefully complied with, to
relieve, if not cure, the worst and most
hopeless cases the world ever saw. Price
50c and 1. For sale by W. J. Warrick.
Something Cheap.
Felt slippers 5c. worth 75c.
Felt slippers, leather sole 50c.
The best felt slipper $1, worth $1.55.
Men.s felt boots 2, worth $2.50.
Men's best felt boots $2.50, worth $0.
Men's rubber boots $2. worth
Men's whole stock boots $2 worth $2.75.
Men's alf 1oot3 $2.50. worth $:5.25.
Women's oil grain shoe $2, worth &2.50.
P.ed Cross school shoes, the best school
shoes made.
Buy your next shoes at the new shoe
store in Carruth's building.
d tf. wl. T. II. PiiiLi.irs.
ROCKWOOD HALL,
EVENING, NOT. 17.
THURSDAY
CZLEIiltATED
PRIVATE LECTURE
FOH
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CHAT ABOUT A STVfiER. f .-.
P. T. BARNUM'S RECOLLECTIONS OF ti
Irlt bWtUlbrl NIGHTINGALE."
3"
Town
lore
Jenny I.lna'B Kinilm-K -r of Henri Illus
trated Her Daughter's Voire Ti-uHi-
lng tho Gnat SIiov. luan : L.t-son.
I 'routs of Hit Ameiieaii Trip.
1. T. 15arnum,who i.s s-pLndin afe w v.
in tho city, gave a report e-r wuu ink-res!
remiiiiseeiie-os of Jenny bind a few day r.
"JUy autobiography," s:."l t ! ; vet- ran sl:ov
nian, "gives m-urly a'l that I ean say about
Jenny l-ind. Hit ii. -aural itnpul: is y.ito
most noble and good. I m-vt-r nu L a im t-- ;i
so Mtsreptil.le to tlio vsi:;! nei-.l : r ;;::T r-
mgsoi oiiii'i.s. i rou.''. hi. at- v ;aa. :,i r
tears flow liy relating t'.-n- (;;! of waul, a-jd
her dollars would flow i .-
She -ould not Ix-ar tin -1 i
on the other side,' wln a
sorrow of any l.eing. I.e.
Jlr. IJariumi told a .
incident that oecurred v.
iiitf in Hoton. "A j
said, "tliurst into :-
seller a t the I tost on 'n:
ut Jenny's concert. '
Bhe said: 'There go :
week, lut I must hea;- ;
Jenny's secretary, In r i
berg, heard the rcn: :
went to the greer.rooi i ;
it to Jenny. I shall ,
jumped to her ft el an i
must not be! I'oor f. '; .
her money ! It is w I '
money' handing hhu '
piece 'search out tha. '
it in her hands with i-
her!' Cousin J.lax fou .
tho money and m.-s.-Hood
of grateful i.-ii'
girl's eyes. If she is a,l
member it.
her Kixiu:--:
"When I was st.
Jerome cluck debts, ;
went on, "I took my v.
London. One day .iv j
(ioldsmitli, culled on i:;
Liud, hearing of yon; ii
desired me to call on
hundred pounds, or a i ;
relieve yo-! present v -.
to yon wit;i her ki: -. i. ; i
living i:i Dresden, ar. 1 i
will take your family ; !
find you nice apaitmi
we shall LothbegSad '
vice we can.' The l.::;.
with thanks, but it :'
character of this ahiv - : .
She ha;; twochiMr
daughter has a voi- e v.
diet told me he Lclic-vi
prove equal to her
addeel, 'her parents a: :
bition, to have her ;:
which would involve :
practice.'
Ilcr sh.iro of profe .-, i
paign, in isr.0 ar.d ls'-i. .
sang in mnety-t r.ive
worth over si.OMO.o;..;
United States in 15.-.J,
increased by occej-io:-..!
Britain, and by the j..: -.'.Ic
her husband.
Kind and ladyli' '.' ;
she had a horror oi' m- '
will tell you this sto:y . '.
myself. During the i'.i .
engagement I mtroda
ladies and gentlemen w
She frequently iatin:;
displeasing to her, 1
(
v. ilh her U'iir.i.
uht of 'pas. ing by
(Viuid iv-!ievi- l!
i hmab!"."
i 'hiug si,-vy
a Je'-.n y tu.i . :
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.1 to 1 .i i numbers 1
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d to m that it v.;..
: 1 wy ; ..'ixir.as to
sou-
gratify the people who r. jK.-rsis.ic
an introduetion.
IXTROHUCIXG A STii.VXi.EH.
"One morning at t!.o .'....: i:u-::tf.l hoi"
Philadeljhia, an estce'.'.ie-i 1 ;.iy friend e-a
on me and asked for aa i::ti-.duci:oii t
'Swedish Nightingale." 1 t-!d her how
I would be to gratify h-.-r, !i;t the : j inlroi
tions of strangers Wi ve: v mute: v.-z
Miss Lind and that I n .
wik her j)ermission. '( "..
this onec, for I am dyi.:;
urged my friend, and a
consented to ask her pi
'Miss Liud,' I said,
have me introiluce str;-.'.
they are friends of iiiin.
such requests daily, 1
friend of my family i - v
tioa room, very anxioi- ; t
with jou.'
Jemiy surj)rised r:
j)Ieasant smile, 'Dear 1
I refuse you anything.'
friend immediately, b .
I hastened daw;i : ' .
lady, and was delig'r.
Jenny bowed and rc i
then pointed to a chair
seated. Jenny's face t.
asj)ect as she said: y. -:
what to say to you; wv ;
You have come only t - ; ,
osity; what can I sny.
"I was shocked to ho . -
frier. J turn as red ns :.
to make some excuse. ''. ,
said Jenny: 'I do ncv
much ns I do Mr. Bar:
him often, and now I ;
him this severe iessor,
mined he shall never fi : ;
"It is needless to say t
get it, nor, seeing the j.:.-:
ticn, did I ever repeat t i
"How long has it b. .
gav
t-
d.'v;"'d to g. e-'-'
. -i ' .lease do :0 it". ;
to :-ak to he", .
l.t 1 I reluctant :;.
i - i n.
l:.;ov.- you di-:!i!:e t:
-i":;;iy btv-ui:-.,
a.-.l I I'l-i'm-x; n.a : ,
a jviriieular lei.
i'.'.g in the rec.-;
i ; :'.!: a few woi-.l.-
!;-." sas'mg witli '
J'-irn'.-m how c..-i:
. '- u; y..ur la-iy
; r .-nas."
. . t-rjnglit up t';.
to i :l rod-Kv ...
e l !" i,rri. i' ;:: .!. .
:d t!:oy 'b ;;ta w.
I do not l-.o
; riOr.ju-aiTrs.
it.i'y r.-'i i-lie cm j-
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1 to see :.-;.
a s::r ti;e-
T:.-e M.:u
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c :i J' Ui"V"s Jio.ii--:V':r-e."'
Jemrv Litu
18S, CleclB, Jewelry, Hollow Paie, Diafi Jewelry
GOLD PENS, OPTICAL, GOODS,
Ar.el everytliing in the wav of dev.. h i... r,.,,.i ; , . n... i. ,-lr
have purchased n largo sto k of the alu,v;- irum il good lor tlie i-oiniiij;
lioliday trade, which v,e propose to sell at icison ibl.- prices
and will endeavor to dU t uiit Omaha prices ::(".
Wo
Our Stocls
move ments
And can not be excelled. Wo h ive- in tock v.ateli
of tin- liia-st makes, such a llir
Howard, Waltham, Elqin, KamndeM,
Springfield, Columbus, Aurora,
And immy other imd.i s
sdveroic, silvci id.
sd vi r and jd;
l.'oIVov.' is liie
encased in tlu
and .-iiyeioid.
ucd .- 'iooiis. etc.
libio tii se!'
be.tof "old, coin siiyir. nickef. silveiiilf,
Wc :d.-o he ) in -lei I, u 1,1.- of solid
which will la- sold at low pikes.
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REIKMIiMl TliESili I'KICES a
NAMENTS
- "W'eseott is
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-ave aiiv concorts'"' v.-,s iv.A: " $1 TWi Jl
"I think it must be t. :i i r mi-c-n yeaiv," I JU
Jr. iiarnum replied, "v.ao r-iv? :ii2:iy l -r .UHUi I
'harities in Eusrlaml that ere i.-tvir known j& j
Jlr.
Ciiari
to the public. Ti e tic!:' : were
alv,-aj"s at a guinea ce.th, r.inl
alwavs filled. During t'-.eli;' t
ip;
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that flv;
saner, all her concerts v.v: e f. r ti:e l.-cuefit ot
poor clergymen." !NeH" York Tribune.
Fr.c.NTV.'ii".
to tho
On the Origin of Life and the Phypiology of
the reproductive Organs and on Manhood,
How Lost nd liow Kestored ; Nerveous de
b'lily, i'.ts, Jlolane-lioly, Loss of Memory,
Weak Tbroaf, Insanity, Diseases oftheKM
neys, Ulaud-r aaii UoweU. How ti get well
and keep vvll of r.M these.- Iltuu-trate(l by
nipaiiS of a Private Gallery of Anatomy for
Gentieuien on:y. Xi ere l-i no other to flue in
tuts co-ntry. !
A1 in I st lou, 20c ; ri'I-ate consultation f:om 2 '.
to5;ofRe.: uuur Nialu and C!h Nf., over j
Mnmm'5 a!eo. i'f flares for u.r. ; JfatM. New York Grapbic,
The Iicwery of "Nov.- Vor!;
As a realm of nnsv. eitr.eF.; and l.'cjlit t!i
Bowery cannot be ; 1 t. ----d. rr"-m the
Cooper Union to I ark i v. jc :.; r.i inuiuc
crime anu ciuter. uo v r lac: i.-a. x on u
iSaturday night pai-ti' '.ry a::t you v.-.
find Dickens' descri; ;;"::s ef low L-jzuIt.
realized at every turn. A lon street
sbons. cheap lodjrins I:oa.-es, bummer ami
knights of industry, v. ;. ere tiio e:cc tr;c- gl-w.-
brings out its salient points of trade, poverty,
idleness and living by cue's wits.- 1 rem fi
ner to corner its rag, tag nr.u i.oL.ta;i,
heaped Feliou on Osfs Ilk uiitil nov. iicrc
can a trace oi rest, ci a unity, cor:".i.-;-E or
rlaciditv be seen. The ttores do a thriving
trade in small sums nnJ small w.-.as; tLo
liquor saloons catch tLe profits, the s-kuoting
galleries and dime mu.e anis take tbe extra-,
and the lodging houscri tal.e wkal's 1 It over.
Tho Bowery is a coi.ti:;e2it in tr... small
street. Negroes, Chinamen, Italir.i! -, Turks,
Jews and Spaniards; n babel out oi' which
you can glean only crime and dirt and tea
interest. There are tho f rait stand, the corn
man, the laundry, the i-hesuiut man and ths
collar button fiend. You begin at t!i Cooper
Union with bananas and lager beer ar.d frnd
at Park row "with anatomy ana opium.
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For. Rest House of four room1
Yax.uta .v ."--o:
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Is what troutles many I'u1jI;.-:;I!;j t-
timoni.iis c f cure;-, u'-im.-wn 5- cin
1 Tl .T . t . T T i ft
iiennieu ny ine e.iai.er ..i-.-iucsn.? com
pany and those v.lio have cccai-ion t u.
liulycat's Fir,' Tonic for tl;e I.l' od ar.d
indigestion and Dr. "Watson's Xew
ciMc Cough Cure nre free to r-p-.-ak tir.-'r
experience. Aocur?, no pay require.!.
Pike AOc and $1. For sale by tie- fol
lowing druggist. W. J. Wakrics.
call ;
note
n:i s-.-;ti tli Ir
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ij v.-;,:- s ev- rybody to
a'c-Toiii-.t by (-..j., i r
4td&v2t
Her. H. V. Grady
' -v.. -a:;r:i. ;oi;.r and True
' ' . si t example worthy of re
a:; T:i:e Americans, ilalinir
that no methods except those
d !y Heap' Camphorated Arnica Salvo
,0:1 IS sold on lt3 tner:ts Vr
that a s:dve can be used.
For sale bv
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No euro, nn
pay. or sale by tne following drucr.
;ist. Price 2-3c per box.
W. J. Wakrick
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