Show Cable From Queen Jill Dear Gresham One more boon I crave I trust in your affection Tis not to murder Dole the Kna r Nor put down insurrection Tis not my crown but me to sav I write in deep dejection And so a package I must have Of Parks Tea for my complexion Greshams Answer to Queen Lil When I received your cablegram I thought I sure would faint For though I oflen use Parks Tea Tis not for your complaint I feared that Mrs G would think Wrong about our connection Till on her dresser there I saw Parks Tea for her complexion gold by moot Drug company Great Gift We are giving away goods at your own price at the auction sale at the New York Cash store Sales from 2 to 3artd7topm 0 se4 Harpers Magazine ILLUSTRATED HARPER MAGAZINE for 1894 will maintain character that has made it the favorite lustrnted periodical for the tome Among bo rsuIts of enterprise undertaken by the publishers there will appear during the year uperblj illustrated paper on India l > y Edwin i Ed-win Lord Weeks on 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