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VOL. XXIV--NO. 2
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JACKSONVILLE; OREGON: JULY 9, IS79-
Oregon Sejntijnel.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. W. ROBINSON, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Office on Calir.rniai!t.. opposite r. J.Eyan'a.
Residence at B. F. Dovell'a.
X
pnrsioiAK
JMNjTTiTl
!
CITY MARKET,
CALIFORNIA ST.,
WILLIAM-BYBEE, Proprietor.
CflI3 WELL KNOWN MARKET, OPPO
site Kuhler &, Hro.'s drugstore is bel
ter prepared thin ever to furnish the pub
lic willitbe choicest quality of '
- "- '4fe-
CITY BAKERY
AND
SAXOOiSr,
In Masonic Building, Oregon St.,
jacks( villi:, ogs.,
.nnng UNDERSIGNE
ZSSSi
AND SURGEON
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Office on California street, opposite P. 3. Ryan's
store. Calls promptly attended to, day or night.
G. II. AIKEN, M.D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,-
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
jej-O.lico opposite P. J. T.yan's store.
MARTIN VUOOMA'N. M. D.
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Vntfi-nin comes here with the Intention of per-
wn.iitlr Incitlnz hi-uolf in th practice of
his prole..ln, H j-nluite, ami. from twentv
spvrnroir4xn'ricnr in tno -ll.ea.e. inri itsnt'tn
this Oo-nt. n itters Mmseir as Win; aide to giro
General lir.ctl"n.
Oflice at Kahlcri Bro's Drug Store.
CIIAS. J. HOWARD,
.BOUNTY AND MINERAL SURVEYOR,
JACKSONVILLE, OEEUON..
Mining snrrers. an! all other haTicn In my line
piomptly a'tcndm! to.
PORK, VEAL,
j
W
. mutton; hah,
salt meats,
BACON,
fuperior,
SAUSAGE, LAUD, ETC.,
The mot favorable indacimcnts offered
to palions. a"d no effort will be spared to
wurd giving general tati-fnctlon.
VM. IiYBEE
OUT BAUBER SHOP
AND
LA'XxL
California St.,
Jiicksuiirilli1, - - - Oregon
ROOMS.
THE UNDERSIGNED IS FULLY
pr.p-.n-d in il.i utl stork in his line in
the best in.uiner uml til rtaenuahK- prices:
HOT Oil COLD HATHS
('.in be lud at this pi ice at nil hours of '.he
liv.
GEORGE SOU UMPF.
i'ttila-:,inpiiin?r
WjEREBY DK-
jmillBvH..V.t. .n
- . v
Tiers tor
lis vteddinc
cakes; ain't
snaps dm)
iliv are now prepared lo.
cukes of every description, such
cakes, cnVes fur putties, winfe
brown and rye briatt, ginger
crackers.
A lunch honop irillnhn be kept at lhi
plre. whi-re ojaleis n all siylis, Limhiiriter
nnil Schweilz r clu-ee, can be lud at all
liuri fif Ihe d ty nr niuht-
CSfFreli bread every i ty.
I'rces reasonable aud sal refaction punr
aiilecd. GROR & ULRIOn.
TABLE ROCK SALOON,
OREGON STREET,
WIWTJEN and HELMS,
PROPRIETORS.
K
K II. AUI'ENKIKTU,
TTORNEY-AT-L AYJ
tAtrTvrrvn:, fti:i:(yi.v.-" u-j
VIIrr'Miii"lltl"f!"'l" "f l'i-5l"l". Prnt
alti-nli.ii s'v-i' '" all li'iie" lfl In nly ran.
S"0nre In Ortlfs h.lc't hiilMlng.
A
II F IiOWKLI.,
TTORNEY-AT-I. AW,
TaCKSiixvII.I.K, nijKO N.
All l.n.1qiMs pIvvtll-iniT litnlsnl'l rw-plw prompt
attrition. JO-JpesUl attention s,n t c.ll"C-tions.
D
WILL. JACKSON,
ENTIST,
JACK-50NVI1.I.K, OREGON.
-n. mKt.Tll
"S5J I h'irs. 1iiicMiip
EXlMfT.D AT ALL
ci. ad
ninl.tered. If .l1rrLfor which citra
cli.rirti uill lit- male.
Oft'e and realleuca on corner of California and
:Fifih strts.
NEW .STATE HOTEL.
C.'W. SAVAGE, Prop.,
-JACKSO.yiLL.E, OGN.
sJ8$
TilR UXDKK-'IGNEI) TAKB Pl.ES
nri in n- iiniiiicin that li (iaf I1'I-i ii,
i is.l tburnigtily r-Ht.viiiil 111'- Niw Sut
lMiil.lln.' far ltnti-1 inrii """ mid lint I In
IiViivj i imw oinn lur the n cetitiun of-i
siiicSE " -r. ' - C w ;
'THE TABLE
-tVHl ! co'stliltlv il1i(lie 1 -:ih tll be-'t 111"'
miiket bH-miH MtiU am be oliluiiuil nl
ill li nrv.
Tl.e li d" nrp new iimI k-'ptcl-'n awl tin
r.i ." w i I Is - -pir-d li l'iv- thu iittnul cat.s
Mi-tin i in v ry irt.i n'ar.
i.-3-,'llllg'- fl IVilll.tMe.
U. W. SVVXOV.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS
well-knowii and pupal ir renrt nnuld
iiiliirm their Inends rrid tlie public menillt
iluil a cnmpli-ie nud first cla s lnck of Ibe
bts' brands of l-qn irs, wines. cinr.-,I(' nnt
porter, etc. are cnn-lanlly k. p tm hnrid
Tln-y will he pleased to have llicir fiieiid"
'call aod smile."
CABINET."
A Cabinet eif Cnrinsi'irD mav nlso b-
fdiind lure. We wnu'd !) p'enid in bave
persons Kww(.S'nir curiitiis and rprritni n
hrini: Iheni in, and we will place lliem in
he Cabinet fin iispeclinn.
V.'IVT.IKN.t HELMS.
T. 0. REAMES.
. .J.E. 'R. REAMES.
REAfll'OSBROS.,
California: st.,
Jacksonville, '.
it
Oregon,
AHEASiASlDSnAL ! !
BY ADOPTING
A CASH BASIS !!
THE GREATEST REDUCTION
IN PRICES
-AND THE
LARGEST STOCK
OF
Criterion fiilliaril Saloon !
CALIFORNIA ST.,
NoSuml & IrOiinicl Pi o s
'IIIIS POPULAR RKSmT. rNDEU
I new mBiMjmint. U fmiil- Inij tbe 1"I
'.pciii.li ..r rtitmrr. .u srrr"olar." u-
reidtiiz Hble iauppli.d with . KasierP n'r t
in'Micil" and leAdmg pipcra oi Ihe ooaA
(I'ls me a call.
BERTH OLD RO-STSL,
Asst: SURGEON of the German Army
AND
PROFESSIONAL HAIR-CUTTER,
IN ORTH'S BUILDING,
Jacksonville, - - Oregon
' ;E2JThc Treatment of Chronic Caes Made
o Specialty.
A 0. fllllBS.
L. B. STKARNf
JOS. II. 1IYZER.
Ui WSPa SiCA, GlERllflB
AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER,
J Itsoiivjllc Oregon
p PULLY IRKP.vUED TO 1)0 ANY
1 Woik in th s line on fhort notice and
nk- fur a share of the public p itronage-.
Oiders froui the country piomptly attcud
ed to.
P. DONEGAN
GENERAL BLACKSMITUING
-K AND -I-
aEOKSE SISOEIKG,
Cor, or Second and California St.
LL KINDS OF MARKET A RLE
produce lukm in exchange lor work
P. DUN KG AN.
S. P. HANNA.
WAGON-MAKER,
Jacksonville, Oregon,
TN CnON'E'.IILt.K IX KUILDIXG 13 IV
1. receipt of it lull aorl,'ii-nl of mul'Ti.i'
ind prepared to do all vvok in hi Hue o--1
on notice and in a uorkuii'tlike. m.tunei
Vehiclecol men dehtriptiou made to o'i
d r
Terms reasonable and aiifacliou giurau
teed. xa-Repainng a sp-cilily
S P II ANNA.
Jnck-nnville. Fel.ronrv. 20 INT.
CESESAL 51ERCHAXDIS t
i
THE
GREATEST VARIETY
to select from in
iltiy One Store in Southern
Oregon or ICor tbern
Calirornia.
! !
TO t -J i-t
WOOL GROWERS
OF
Northern California and
Southern Oregon.
A NEW ERA II AS DAWNED UPON
'JAl -y&z .Vcm.'rith? byp tHrtd in
jour midst which insures to you full value
for your product. You can sell your pro
duct at
1?S3 WOOl. U.OU53
-0F-
CONE & WELTON,
X3XT X133ID 33XjTJ3T,35m
For mnrf'Tlinn you can real'z'' hy shipping
t San Francisco. We have boozht Three
Hundred Thousand b.ili'SlliiH far thiss'a0on
and wnnt Three Hundred Thousand ninre if
we ran cet Ihem. Don't fail to see m be
fore you sell, and we will either buy your
wool nr M-e that ynti get more for it than
it is north in Sun Francisco.
oust voos rsisssss
Are tnrninznnt 1 00 compressed biles daily,
uml it Inkis wool lo keep them going, so
bring Hlong jour clips and get a good price
for thpm, and help yourselvis. nnd by so dc
ing help 113 lo keep 'he ball rolling nnd
pre.-sts eouig. Enterprise should be mulnr
ed and encouraged, isptciallv where it bene
fits the country. Itring on your wool, nnd
set ibe highest market r:ilp. We want it
all. CONE& W ELTON.
R-HlRlufT, May I61I1, 1879
SODA SPRINGS HOUSE
rui.Mi LiLir.s I'ofriait jio.NTiiLYroit
JILY.
HEALTH ami
I
rs THE
visit llies
REWARD
famous
HAPPINESS
OF ALL WHO
FOR CASH!!
ALL
- Aff-ta "m SBsfPSS1 '
''" . '.
Tvri t-i r ?-.-.! S333ri.3a.513,
Twelve miles East of Ashland. The wa
f3ji
The opening number of the
eighth volume of this deeaerved
ly popular magazine ia one of the
most brilliant yet isaued. The
articles are by some of our ablest
writers, are of great intereat and
replete with information und in
structiosAtrincely, Royul and
Impea by W. S. Chase,
lias "TveTvinmintiV.'o '.WasTc
tiona; this and the following are
articles of peculiar excollenco:
''The progress of Xew York," by
Hon. Erastus Brooks; "Religious
Procesions," "Three Continents
in Three Weeks," Great Guns,"
"Labor past and present," by
Frank II. Norton; etc. Tho do
partments of fiction presents nnj
wonted attractions. The admira
ble serial, "A gilded Pill," ia
concluded; and there arc .a num?
ber of short stories by Annie
Thomas, Jano G. Austin C. D.
Bcobe, and other favorite writers
well written aud deeply interest
ing. The pooms are not .numer
ous, but they have tho ring of
truo poetry, and are beautifully
illustrated. Thore are innumera
ble paragraphs and brief articlea on
various subjects of interest; in
fact, the miscellany is so compre
hensive, and of such a varied
character, that no one can fail
to find something to entertain or
instruct. Each number of this
publication -contains 128 quarto
pagos, and the present one is era,
bellished with over 100 illuatra
tions and a beautiful chromo
frontispiece, "The Bedouin and
his Bvinrr Steed." tho annual
Strange mischances with fatal
results are daily happening hero
and there. A Boston butchor rati
against a knife that lay on a block
severed an artery, and blod to
death A Denver woman caught
her foot in a railroad frog, aud
could not get I0030 before a train
ran over her. A Vermont farm
er sneezed with a straw in hia
mouth, drew it into his lungs, aud
Hnri fhokioe. A horso kicked a
Michigan boy into a. &p well,
where ho was drowned. Tno
shoe flew off the foot of a kicking
mule, in Nashville and fractured
tho skull of a baby. An Ohio
girl swallowed hoi' engagement
ring and lived only a week after
ward. "Whijo stand. ng on hia
head on the top of a high fence post
an Iowa boy lost his balauco, fell
into a tub of hot water, and waa.
fatally scalded. A atone, thrown
by a playfellow, broke a glass from
which a St. Louis boy was drink
ing, driving some of the pieces
down hia throat, and he died a
few daya afterwards in great
agony. Looking up to watch the
flight of an arrow, a Nashville,
woman did not seo it descending
directly over her head, and tho
sharp metal point penetrating her
brain through one of her eyes,
killiug her instantly.
hi-op.-:nedi
JACOB MEYER,
H
riti.Enrt wauox.iiakkk.
S RESUMED BUSINESS A'l
il.e Maud of :he late J. L Ittdgtr
.! w prepared to e.iccuie all woik in li
tine with prompt ii'-sx and d'sp.Uch nud at
very reasonable rate All kinds of vein
e!f oon-'iriicteil. R-pa'iing a pecliltj.
wood work and
Give men cull.
prices L'na'anliid
J. MEYKR.
BLA0S8HITHIHB!
DAVE CRONEM LER.
B,grffffiBfli.ifflffl
F.RITSGISARD,
practical
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Ciiliforuia Street
Jacksonville! Oregon.
-"S!f.-
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
FALL SlWI.ER DRY-GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
LAPTKS' DRRPS GOODS C HMERE-5,
AND DHGONVLS. SILKS. AND
S VI INS. ROOTa'iesIIOia,
CLOTHING. ETU
.ABIES' GL-, MADE CLOAKS
Tjy E CALL THE ATTENTIi )S OF THE
V ladles In the fad tint we bare now
n haiol th" Iarj;'t uiilli:telictd nort-
ii-m fL DIKS' DIiK GOODS ami F N-
' Y Of )ODS oi every d''-c'iit'oii in South
vrn lreso'i, and W'll lisnc- forlh make
"ds line of goods our sp'ci.ilily aud tell
'inn at
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
To Ihe voli'm"n we wll t-aj. if jou wanl
N. I SUIT OF f"LOTIII yon must ro
to KeHm-J Ilros. lo buy th -in a we clu'm lo
i.tvelbe be-t .-TOOK OF CLOTHING in
I ickson county und wi.l allow none U un
'IittII u.
1 he-e joods were all purchased by a mem
tier of our firm from FlU.-iT CL VS.S Houke
i- an Fr.incl-cii and New York. and we will
tu rant every article nnd 'ell tlnm as cheap
Tor rah a a'iy linu' in the cmr.lv.
We aNo keep on baud a lull stock of
GROCERIES,
Hardware, Cctleuy, Glassware,
CROCKERY.
A FULL LIFE OF ASHLAND GOODS
...i :..:.. . ..!.. co ...iy ;
i 1 -' l.-f. 1 in nil. 11 l.'M V .t.. Tl'It.-" IL Olll
i!sj.Hi.r?5Twwrv,r-
O
MDIUL PROPERTIES
FGI!ET COR VTiVE POWERS. RUT
hoti-1 at the Spring is kept by -Mr. & Mrs
D C. Courttmy. and afFVd all the conven
iences and comforts required by tho tno.'
f'istiilious.
Good Pasturage.
For horso?. nnd all ch irg" reasonable.
Good limiting und
Trout 2PXSjb.ixi.s
Facilitip near by. and cvtrythins lo make
a Tiit to the Sola Spring pleasjut lo either
the athlete or invulid.
Mil. & MR-?. D.C. OURTNAY.
THB ASHLAND
Woolen Slanufncturing Co,
Take ple-isure in annnnncing Ihnt t.ey now
have ou hand, a full and select stock of
AgQE3EISEg9
OS83SDS!S8 AK1 D38flEISVp
Made of the very best
NATIVE WOOL
And of which thrv will di'poseat very rea
tonablu rates.
Ordrs from a distance will receive prompt
atleiHinu. eeud them iu aud give our goods
a trial.
Ashland Wooi.kn M'f'o Co.
paid. A specimen copy will be
sent on receipt ot that sum. Ad -dress,
Frank Leslie's publishing
House 53, 55, and 57 Park Place,
Xew York.
Harbor op Befl'oe. The San
Francisco "Ncwa Letter" winds
up an article on tho Iltrbor of
Refuge located at Crescent City,
as follows: Crescent City harbor
is about midway botweon San
Francisco and the Columbia river
and if a suitable break-water were
established there, disabled veasols
could bo readily repaired at a
comparatively trifling expense,
the long line of beach offering pe
culiar faculties not yet enjoyed by
any of the other port's -name'.'.
Again, all tho sailors agree that
the entrance to a harbor of ref
uge on this coast should be from
the southward, and this desider
atum ia complete! attained at
Crescent City. Tins being, there
fore peafectly practicable fiom a
nautical point of view, the gentle
men of the appointed Commission
have to consider the commercial
advantages of tho competing lo
calities and with all confidence
film
they nifty iissurii& , that Crescent
M
The following paragraph from
Bret ILtrto's now story, ''An ep
isode of Fiddle town," in Scribner
for September, 1873, might be
called a prose version of Th,o
Heathen Chiueo:
On the road to Sacrarqonto ha
waa twice playfully thrown off tho
top of the stagecoach by an intel
ligent uuc deeply mtoicatl
Utucasian, whoso moral nature
was shocked at riding with ono
addicted to opium smoking. At
Hangtown ho was beaten by pass
ing strangers purely an act of
Christian supererogation. At
Dutch Fiat ho was robbod by
well known hands from uuknowii
hands from unknown motives. At
Sacramrnto he was arrested on sua?
picion of being something or other
aud discharged with a severo rep
rimand possibly for not being it
aud so delaying the course of jus
tice. At San Francisco ho was
freely stoned by children from tho
public schools but by carefully
avoiding tho monumcuta of en
lightened progress he at laat
reached in comparative safety tho
Chinese r-uarlors, whore, his ubuso
was confined to the police and
limited by the strong arm of tho
law.
GIBBS &STEAHNS.
A TT0HIIEY5 AND COUNSELLORS.
Rooms 2 and 4 Strowbriie's Duildinft,
TOUTLAND, OREGON.
JTill priwtlce In allOcnrts of Recnnl la tin State of
Orejcoa a.nl Walnltinctin Territory and pay par
ticular attention to business in Federal Courts.
. BIGBDTTESTEAMSAW-MILL
j. p. pauksh,
BIG BUTTE, : : i : : OGN,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
planed nnd nunlaned Sugar pine lum
ber of the best quality.
EDGING, MOULDING, RUSTIC,
SIDING, FLOORING,
SHINGLES, ETC.
Lumber dressed to order on short notice
And reasonable terms lor those convenient
Jo the Mill.
JSyConoty Orders and Greenbacks tak
en at par.
T AM NOW PRCPAREO TO DO ALL
JL work in my liu- cheaper than sver, ami
in met will do it ctieaper tbau nuy
then
Give mo
other
call and I will convince you.
DAVID CRONEMILLEIt.
KAHLER BROTHERS.
Dealers In
KES A SPECIALTY OF CLEAN
ni; and repairing wntrheg and
w.
U.'iaruea reaoinblf,
Give him a
clock'.
cull.
DR. SPINNEY & CO.,
SPECIALISTS,
No. 11,
..Kearney Strert
npRKAT ALL CHRONIC AND PltlVATE
1. e
TTie-:E. T-Ecin
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
UNION HOTEL,
Kerbvville Oreson,
M, Ryder, Propr.
FIRST CUSS ACCOMMODATION CAN
always be had at this house at the most
reasonable rates,
JAu excellent stable connected with'
lh hotel.
DIS-
e .pes without the aid of merenrv.
Ofllcebours 9 A.M. to 12x;2 to 5 and G to 9 r.u..
I iOVSPLTATHlN l' RKK.
Sundivs excepted. Consultations free Call or a-1-.IressDr
A l SI'INNET t CO., No. 11. Eearuej
treet San Krancisco.
WALDO EXPRESS,
Carrying TD". S5. IVCzvils
Leaves acksonvillc
MONDAYS AND THURSDAY
FOR TA7ALDO.
LEAVES WALDO,
Tuesdays and Fridays.
. First-class accommodations for passen
gers.
Express business promptly attended to
by R.M.GARRETT.
FA'tJI AND FRKIUHTIVACJOJiS
F
Plows. Gang Plows Sulky Plows
Jn fact everything from the finest nedle
to n llireshuii.'-m.ich lie. Give us a call
od judse for yourselves as to our capjclty
if fiirnieliins etokIi as above.
The ay to muke money is"lo sive it.
To -ave il buy cheap To hny cheap pay
GAsIl for jour good' and huv of
REAMES RROS.
City " has- more o'Aheai) than
nlhnr 'TnKtmiijt.'j-iMTihinnil. TVi i 1 . -, .-
j rr rT." . ' . fas a good, or tho best
Favorable. By tho opinion
of coinmauders ot vessels called
beforo tho Board ot Engineers,
for tho purpose of ascertaining
the best location for the proposed
Harbor of Refuge, it seoma thgt
Crescout City has a preference
over all others, as there ape but
few out of the many roporta made
which do not include this placo
EUREKA(rV3ILLS,
NEW LIVERY STABLE
BACK OF COURT HOUSE.
MANNING AND "WEBB,
Proprietor.
TTTAVIXO I.ATKLY FITTED HP THE COM
I JL molinuibtrn on the School Honse Flat and
in the rear of the Court House. We are now fully
prepated to atlend tn allbn.iness inonrline with
priir-iptueasaudditpatch and at the m st rsasonable
rates.
Fine Turnouts
The stable is fum i'hed llh the best animals and
nio-I ub.tantial boggles; also a first cIms back and
saddle horses.
Horses boarded, and the best ear butowed on
them.
Satisfaction cnsranleed In ererr Instance,
die us acalland jude for jourselses.
J W MANNING.
Jaek.onTllle, April 10th. XT'
S1
ITUATED ON HSAR CREEK SEVr.N
mllis north-eat f Jacksonville, are
prepared to a geneial
Merchant and Exchange Husltits3.
The undersigned will cive SG pounds of
(lour. 2 pound- short and 8ponnil brau for
.-viry bu-hel cf wheat. Will alij sack
..our- cusloiners furnibhinc sacks.
EerSalisfaction Guaranteed
T.T. McKINZIE
Slate Creek House,
Slate Creek, Ocn.,
J, I. KHIGHT - - PROP'R,
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
gives noiiceln ll.e Iravellin? public thai
flrst-cla." nccommod.tlion can always be had
at tbi houe.and no pains spared to make a
visit dcreeable.
The bar will always be supplied with the
heet of liquors and cigirs.
J. I KA'IGHT.
iNorte mm I foi&kivoa counties in
California, and Curry, Josephine
and Jackson, in Oregon would all
be tributary to descent City. It
is the only outlet to the great val
ley of Rogue river, and would be
tho shipping point for all the
country around the Klamath
lakes and the vast redwood forest
of northern California. The min
eral resources in the neighbor) o d
are very great, aid deposits o
gold, copper, silver, iron, chrome
and coal, are ready for the doveU
opement sure to transpire when
proper shipping facilities are af,
forded. For these, and many
other importai t reasotw, we do not
hesitate to et.dorse heartily tie
claims of Crescont City for the
site of tho proposed Harbor of
p.
T YOU WANT A LAR0B STOCK OF
PERFO
mery and fancy soap' to select frem zo to Kah
Icr's and If they ilou't have what you Kant Hob vril
make It, or anything else generally pnt np t. drug
stores. HAULER HKO-.
Refuaei1
-
but
A' California obituary, brief,
suKjjcstive: ''Deceased was of a ro
mantic nature. He placed the breech
of his gun iu tho fire, and, lookiug
down the muzzle, departed hencs spontaneously."
or
the breakwater, and if the local
heuefit8 are considered, which
certainly must be if a fair decision
ia rendered, this place is certain
to win the prize. "Crescent
City Courier."
Once upon a time tho mule,
without having received an invif
lation, attended a Convention of
animals, that was called for tho
purpose of discussing tho best
methods cl family government.
What do you know about all
this?" a.skcd thu President, taunt
ingly; "have you over raised any
children?" Tho mule wept.
"Ah no," sho said, "I have
never raised any thing except
full-grown men. But, land of
the Pilgrims, you should have
sceu how I raised tltem;oij
should have seen me raise a man
that weighed as much as David
Davis.
TJpon a rising voto tho mule
waa lmnieaiateiy eiecteti i iinui,
cial Secretary, with tho power to
1J est drags and l'atcnt Medicines to to
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