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LIFE INSURANCE.

ANNUAL REPORT or THE BUSINESS AND CON-
DIrIoN OF ALL NEW YORK COMPANIES
LARGE DECREASE DURING THE YEAR.
ALBANY, Juno l, 1875
Tho Lilo Insurance report for 1873 is just issued by
the superintendent and VIII be ready for distribu-
ton in few days. When presented TO
the Assembly, II was Immediately sent
to the printer because OF necessity for its
early publication. and tho statements and exhibits
made IN 1t have not heretofore been given the
public. The Superintendent, In his Introductory
text, makes no comment whatever upon the general
showing. conin,ng hmsef solely 10 explanation
oil tho tables Tue report includes tho condition OF
sucn companies December 81. 1871.
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Totals.. $40. 1877 SOS $7,417 og3 $500 ssj
roficfks IssUgD AND TgRMixArED.
The following ia ole shows the number OF policies
issued and terminated and those Terminated by
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TOta. WI, SOL "a
The total assets OF c Insurance panias OF other
States doing business IN this Sl95 or 7S9 Is The
aggregate OF assets OF both classes shows decrease
sincc December 81, 1876, OF $40 9S5, al 81.
LIABILITIES.
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train load OF c,zens from Lexington have arrived
dance to wounded Patrols have been detailed "a
guard tho Town
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NV DrAR Dorf-I am In receipt Of yours OF the 2,th
instant. Tho whole trouble here Hes IN the fact
that there cxisss conspiracy. the object being
W hold no election In East Fecians and throw the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-04-26
PATENTS

ODtalned for Inventors, in the United statss
Canada, and Europe, at reduced rate,. WIN
our principal Office located in Washinoton
directly opposite the United States Pstent
once, we are able to attend 10 all Patent Busi.
ness win greater promptness and despatch
ana less cost than other patent ATTORNEYS who
are at distance from Washington. AID Who
nave therefore to employ associate attore
neys; we make preliminary examinations
ana FURNISH opinions as to patentablitv. free ~
charge, and all who are interested in new II.
venuons and Patents are invited to send To- ~ =
copy OF our Guide for obtaining Pstants
which is sent free to any address ard copt.;.
complete instructions how to obtain Patsn,s
anu a. otner valuable matter. We refer IN ,he
German American National Bank. Wash,nS,orr9
-. g.. the Boyah swedish. Norweg,an . s,a
l Danish Legations. at Washington Hon. Josenb
Sa Sc: Isse Chef Justice u. 8. Court OF Claims
10 the officials OF the L s. Patept 0gice a.S
20 senators aud Members of Congress from
Address LOUIS DAGGER & co. sol,ci,o,,.
OF Patents and ATTORNEYS ~ ~ ']Toa'I n.rs
building, Washington d. G.. 40 Dio''
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BANGOR LOC.9Ls.
From Our Own Correspondent.

from our own correspondent.
Mr. L. L. Gilbert. of this place. died very
suddenly on the morning OF the 10th. SUP.
posed to have been disease of the heart. He
arose and built the fire in the morning. then
lying down on the couch died in few minutes
wife and two children mourn his loss.
Stage propnetors changed again: Henry
Leedy purchased the interest of Mr.. Letter in
the firm.
large section gang OF hands has been EN-
ployed within and near this place. removing
old ties and replacing them by new ones.
Mrs. Straw, Of west BanSor. died on Satur-
day morning last. Her disease was supposed
to be cancer in the stomach and has suffered
intensely for months.
DRIVING Park Association is waking up again.
we hope this time they will make 1t success.
special train is expected to run from
Breedsvle to Benton Harbor on the 28tb. To
give Odd Fellows chance to attend the Ami
versaIy. A large delegation is expecting 70 90
and enjoy the inequalities of the brothers AT
the Harbor. II is one OF their Grand Rallevs
T. 6. Ingersoll is to be orator OF the occasion
DEC. ID. Gibson took sudden departure
from our quiet village, leaving his family to
care for themselves We do not know his
whereabouts. He left about four weeks ago.
Nothing strange
They have the story in circulation that Otis
Henry has taken young wife of eighteen
summers, Some excitement on account of it,
Brides name was DYER.
Donation for Eldar II Daaoa IN AL,
April 18th, was very fine affair, and resulted
IN good to all. In money and goods they Melted
the sum of fifty dollars and fifty cents. The
Elder takes this method to express gratitude
for these especial favors.
The above was received too late for nnbn-
cation last week
winch is pushing his buildings as rapidIy,as
possible.
c. W. Peters has repurchased the eroeerv
Ind crockery business of j. L. sebripp and /
stands to the front again.
Mr.. 0. Kenny reported as married last week /
las bid farewell to bis old friends rather abb
uptly.
Post norton examination Of Mrs. Straw re- 4
'ealed cancer in the stomach as was dag
iosed by her attending physician.
Chemical works are manufacturing about
hree tons OF Acetate OF Lime daily. beside.
arge quantities OF wood alcohol. THEW enl
10y about % men. 4
The furnace is pouring forth her accustomed
urdens OF non; between So and 40 tons per
ay.
VIM. Fcrd's new building is to be occupied
y \. w brakes hardware store. 1t is nearly
eady.
Prof McFadon left THE week for his homo
t Sparta, Ohio.
Ram the order Of business Hail or morn
ig of29i, but no serious damage
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a Remarkable Result

IL makes no difference how many Pbysicians
or now much medicine you have tried. It is now
an established fact that German Syrnn "a The
only remedy which has given COMPLETES sat;s1
faction IN severe cases OF Lung Diseases IT. -
true there are yet thousands OF personf who
are predlsPosed to Throat and Lung Affections.
colds settled on the Breast. Pnenmonia
,Nhooping Cough, &C. who have no personsi
knowledge OF Boschee's German Svrnn IT,
such we would say that 10000 dozen we're soI9
last year without one complaint. Consumptives
. Just one bottle. Regular size rs cents
Sold by all Druggists in America, - 'eH's'
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Inc sixth semi-annual mlssionery meeting
and Diocesan church conference for the Dio-
cese Of Western Michigan. will be held in
trinity church, Marshall, April 30. May l and ..
1915. The following programme is announced
TUESDAY, April 30th--7 80 p. m. papers will
be read, prepared generally By layman. VIZ:
l nbeiief among Mem" Peculiar difficulties
OF men in religious life 1.-The Christian
Lawyer TT Christian Physician. -" The
Christian Man In business"
WEDNESDAY, May let, (Saint Pbiiip and 81.
James Day)-10 80 a. m. Prayer Litapv and
Holy Communion, with sermon bv the Rev
hufus W. Clark, Jr.. Rector of ST. Paul's
cnurch Detroit p. m. papers and discussion
Lie different Forms of Heathenism the
Rev. John 1. Magrath. Providing Books for
the Clergy" the Rev. George P. Schetkv. d D.
miscellaneous business. D. m. papers and
discussion. The Missionary Worl, NJ Women
in China lady Of st. Marks Church Grand
Rapids The Reading OF the Service the
Rev. William Stowe. The reports Of the Local
Societies for Missions.
THURSDAY, May 2d-9 a. M. The Public
School visited. $50. Morning PRAYER. 1915.
Papers and Discussion. The Swedes in the
United States the Rev. a, Almquist "Psr
manency OF the Pastoral relation the Row.
w. scott p. m. Visit to the Poor House
p. M A Ohildren's Service Address n SIM
DAY school Teachers the Rev. II. j. Cooke.
An Exercise with the Children, the Rev. Fl. b.
Whittemore' IN Address to the Children. the
Rev. Charles I. Stout. 2 p. m. Papers and
Discussion. Life at ST. -Luke's Hospital.
New York, lady from this Diocese. "Chrst-
lanity and Pauperism,7 the Rev. James F.
Conover. . ia tnOrr' II s.,1..fa
The Bishop requests that tins circular NAV
be noticed in all Parishes and Missions. and
the iaity' especially of the neighboriDg parishes.
be invited and urged to attend. lie trusts ,na.
every clergyman will endeavor TO be present
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MONDAY, APRIL 20.

Estate Of Hattie L. Gorton, minor hearing
on petition to sell real estate by guardian: IL
cense granted to sell. Estate OF Ornan sturte-
want, deceased: hearing on will contested: will
admitted to probate executors ordered to file
bond in the sum Of $4,000 Estate OF SiIas
Engle deceased: first day Of hearing CLAIMS
May "a; last day, June H. Estate Of Philotus
Hayden, deceased: warrant OF commissioners
in partition confirmed by the court Estate of
John ID. Watson, deceased: order to hear
claims by the court; first day Of hearing. June
IA last day, August 16. Estate OF Sarah j.
watson ct al, minors: petition for appoint
ment OF guardian; Lucy Watson appointed
Estate OF Aaron Parrish, deceased petition of
A. 4. Bulson, creditor, for appointment of
admir-; day OF hearing, May 20. Estate OF
Horace c. Wells, deceased: petition OF AIonzo
Sherman that the court assign day for hearing
claim against said estate. Estate Of Samuel
Hogmire, deceased: petition of Caroline Hog
mire filed that guardian render final account 4.
day OF hearing, May g. Estate OF James W.
Manley, deceased petition of Clement b. Man
ey, son OF said deceased, for partition; day of
,earlng, May 20.
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Inc Van Buren, County Association of Spir-
itualsts will hold their next Quarterly Conven-
ton IN the Opera House at Paw Paw, on Sat
urday and Sunday, May II and IL commencing
at two O'Clock p. m, Saturday s. p. Merrifield
OF Coloma, Dr. York Of Cal. and Mrs. r. shep-
ara, OF MIMI. are expected as speakers Asa
S'oddard, the farmer poet of Cooper, Kalama-
zoo county, will read original poems during the
convention. The citizens Of Paw Paw have at
tanned reputation for hospitality that will not
De impaired by testing them, therefore a cordial
invitation Is extended to friends from abroad
TO join in feast of reason and flow OF sonl-
SAM SHEFFER Pros.
4. d. ENos, Sec.
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Local Notices.


1
Rev. j. FL. Craig. Princeton. n. J.. saws. Ias,
summer when was in Canada, caught bad
cold IN my throat. 1t became so bad that
OFTEN IN the middle Of my sermon nv throat
and tongue would become 80 dry could hardly
speak My tongue was covered with a white
parched crust and my throat was mncb in
famed An old lady of my congregation ad :
vised me to use the Shoshonees Remedy which
she was then using. The first dose relieved
me- and IN few days my throat was nearly
well. discontinued the use OF it. but NV
throat not being well, became worse again. I
procured another supply, and I am happy ia
say mat my throat is entirely we'll. and the
whise crust has entirely disappeared. I wish
that every minister who suffers from sore
throat, would try the Great Shoshonees
Remedy.
Rev. Geo. W. Circuit Stirling, Ont, saws Mrs.
Georger Francs was severely afflicted with
Kidney disease. and had been uuder the care of
three physicians without any beneficial result.
she has since taken four bottles OF the sho-
shonees Remedy, and now ENJOYS the best q,
health.
t'e'' l. - brown, brooklyn. Ont, says: Nv
VIE was very low with long disease. and given
up by her physician. ! bought a bottle of the
onoshonees Remedy, at the end OF two DAYS
she was much better. BY continuing the
remedy she was perfectly restored. Price OF
the Remedy in pint bottles. 81: trial size. s5
cents Pills 2j cents box.
Prepared only 6y Foster, Milburn & Co..
Buffalo, y. y. Sold by Duncompe. Stearps
Y Co, Paw Paw.
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Among the most remarkable productions Of

Among the most remarkable productions OF
this age and country is Halls Hair Remover
It's success is unparalleled. 1t is sought after
by rich and poor, high and low, young and old
Inhabitants Of foreign Landslide people of
Australia, OF Europe, aud Of South America
find means to get it at whatever cost. 1t is be-
cause it works like magic. 1t restores the hair
to its youthful color and beauty, and robs APP
preaching age Of one OF its disagreeable &C
II you are getting bald, try 1t.
Try it IL you are getting gray, or if you have
any disease OF the scalp. Try it II you wish
good hair dressing. 1t will not disappolnt you
-Muncie (Ind.) News.
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From tlne Troy Daily Times.

Peruvian Syrup is standard remedy for
building up and renewing broken down or
nervous constitutions. For Dyspepsia. De-
bility' Liver Complaint, Kidney and Bladder
Diseases, or any OF the many irregularities o,
the various organs Of the human frame. il IS a
sovereign remedy 1t Is a tonic without al
cohol This medicine is too well known al
ready to require any commentator from ps
1t Is only necessary for us to say to those who
have never gwen it a trial that 1t will accom-
plish all that is claimed for it. Sold BY all
druggists.
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GORLEJHLLE LOCALS,

From Our Own Correspondent.
The mail train east was delayed several hours
last Monday, on account Of running off the
track near South Haven. We understand no
damage was done.
The Bell Ringers entertainment was held in
the hall OF the Central Hotel, Mondaynight.
with good crowd, considering the rain.
The Ladies' Mite Society announce for their
next entertainment scrap-book social Come
all with your selections and be prepared to
make it the most interesting Of the season.
Our village is being much improved by hav-
ing numerous shade-trees set out this season.
G. W. Myers and j. W. Heron are busily en-
gagged nova days in explaining the beauties OF
farm machinery and agricultural implements
to the unsophisticated farmers about.
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. On Monday last United States Marshal Par
ker and Special Deputy McCabe arrested gan,
of counterfeiters who have been operating a,
Lawton for some time past, securing all then
material, dies, etc. which was very complete
The parties under arrest are Mr. and Mrs
Charles BaIlou and Geo. G. Lee, all OF whom
reside in the village of Lawton, IN residence
owned by James Wilcox.
Some months ago, Lee, who with Mrs. Bal
lou were partners in patent right bed curtain
covering for excluding flies, went to Dr. A. Rob-
inson, dentst OF this place. and INQUIRED how
to work plaster suitable for moulds. ostensibly
Tor the purpose of making ornaments for their
patent bed curtains While here he showed
Robinson half dollar, moulded of tin. which
he claimed he made for the purpose OF orna
mentation. Robinson was suspicious and in
formed officer McCabe, who set about to ferret
out the matter. NcCabe went to Lee and told
HIM that he had heard he had several good
patent rights, and being out of employment
would like to go In partnership with him. If
tnere was any money to be made. He finally
wormed himself into the confidence of Lee. who
TOOK MIN IN as partner, saying they could make
mint or money with scarcely chance of de-
lection. He showed him all his dies. speci-
mems OF coins, and all the apparatus for mann
featuring. After McCabe had gained all the in
formation necessary, be went to Kalamazoo
and Informed the U. s. Marshal, who went to
U. 5. Commissioner Judson and obtained the
proper papers for the arrest of the gang. Last
Monday they proceeded to Lawton and captur-
ed the trio above named, together with their
whole kit OF tools and paraphernalia for coin
ng' and took them to kalamazoo. where thew
we're examined before l. S. Commissioner
'udson, and Lee and Mrs. Ballou were bound
'yer in the sum Of 81 900 each. while Ballou
vas discharged
Marshal Parker says he never saw 80 com /,
'lete set of tools for coming, and in q week !;
IT two more they would have been able to
manufacture thousands of dollars worth of !,
rst rate counterfeits per week. The gang had .
hes for every denomination OF coins from ten :
ents to dollar, and also for nlckels and two ;,
ent pieces. machine for stamping coin had !,
lst been ordered OF G. J. Breemer. and its >
was well under way. but he had
o suspicion for what purpose i. was to be
sed. After their arrival at Kalamazoo. a load :.
d revolver was found in the pockets OF Lee.
District Attorney NJ. c. Burch. of Grand g
apids, will prosecute the case for the govern n
ent, and Brown, Howard Roos are counsel d.
,r the defense. a,
Officer McCabe arrived home Wednesday II
orning, and we learned the above facts from in
IN. :,
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Inc services at st. Marks on Easter Sunday
were OF very instructive and impressive char
acter The floral decorations were beautiful
consisting OF house plants artistically arranged
ana that lovely and fragrant woodland flower,
trailing arbutus. Not being present, we can
not give an extended account OF the exercises.
Inc First Baptist church was profusely but
lastly trimmed with flowers. The pastor. Rev.
B. NJ Wilkie, preached an Easter sermon. which
Is highly spoken of by those who heard II
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We called at Prater's art gallery the other day
and were surprised to find what an extensiye
business Mrs. Prater is building up. There we
found panel pictures, chrome notices. PLAIN
mottoef, chromos IN frames, scrap book pict-
ures' book-marks, pocket-albums, albums on
easels, cabinet easels, fancy card and cabinet
frames, horoscopes and stereoscopic views.
patterns for hanging-baskets and wall-pockets
veivet pdsse pdr'outs, etc, ete.,-everythlpg. in
fact' that the eye delights to look upon. Mrs
Prater takes pleasure in showing the nanv
beautiful articles that she has for sale. and no
one can fan to derive much enjoymen. in cali
ing upon her.
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EDITOR TRUE NoRrHrRNEn

EDITOR TRUE NoRrHERNER:
Our village Board is soon to be petitioned to
suppress billiard saloons in cur village Wis,
to PROFOUND, for their consideration the follow.
ing questions: r'g ~
1 VIII billiard saloons be an advantage to
our village? ~
. wiii they increase the number Of happy
homes in our midst, ANpp'
. Wiii husbands and sons be made better and
our families more comfortable for the time and
money they spend In these saloons IT.
AS the representatives and protectors 20
the people, are you wiling to assume ,ho >.
sponsibllity OF the waste Of time and uonov
and OF the Decentralization CONSEQUENT on ,ho;r
continuance? n- sti 81 '1o-'
8 Are you willing that your own sons ana
daughters be under the daily influence OF those
spending their time in these saloons
gaf HI rrirrv cir CfT1zEy.
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IT Has STOOD THE TEST. If you doubt the
wonderful success of Shlloh's Consumption
Cure, give II trial, then if you are not per-
fectly satisfied, return the bottle and we will
refund the price paid. 1t has established the
fact that Consumption can be cured, while for
Coughs Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, and ali Lung or Throat troubles, there
is nothing like it for quick and positive cure.
and 1t seldom fails ~ cents. so cents and
S1.00 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore. or
Chest or Back lame, use Shioh's Porous Plas-
ter. Price % cents.
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The weather on Wednesday evening was
somewhat unpropitious for entertainment.
The First Baptist Society had made arrange
ments for mum and ice cream social at the
residence of Mrs. Freeman and it proved anv-
thing but mum affair to those who attend
ed The ice cream was excellent, and it was
really unfortunate that larger number were
not present to partake of IT, The Presbvteri-
ans intended to have had a literary social at
the residence of f. Martin, the same evening.
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To all the prize is open,
But only he can take il
Who says with Roman firmness
I'll find the way or make it,
To Keeler's Drug Store, for bottle OF Johr
tons Sarssparilla.
Los, orAppetite.

In persons Of sedentary and literary pursuits,
If the brain is overworked and the muscles
underworked, the appetite ia very apt to fail,
from general atony Of the system. The Peru
wan Syrup restores the tone of the digestive
system, and consequently the appetite, by sup
plying pure blood to organs too weak to
make 1t without assistance. Sold by all drug
gists
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one OF the principal actors being sick the
Blue Ribbon entertainment at Lawrence. on
Friday evening of last week, was not as suc-
cessful as it otherwise would have been. How
ever the boys got through all right, took in
hftaen dollars, and had the pleasure or of
driving home in thunder storm. We hope
they'll have better luck next time.
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AL persons wishing stereoscopic views or
larger views for framing OF their lots on Pros
pect Hill Cemetery, or OF their residences in
raw Paw and vicinity, will please leave their
orders at Prater's Art Gallery, Paw Paw. on or
before the first OF May.
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A Pathological Society has Just been formed
at Lawton, with the following officers for the
ensuing year: N. II. Bitely, President; Free
man Rice, Vice President: c. d. Lawton. Sec
rotary; A. b. Jones, Treasurer.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Improved farms and improved lands for sale
cheap IN Van Buren,, Barry. Ailegan and Cass
all on very favorable terms. Inquire OF or
address, III. BURNS,
120bt13- Decatur, Van Buren, County, Mich.
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CAssopoLIa. Lnril o0 &c

20 The barn Of William Jones. near this VILLAGE
was burned about 8 o'clock this morning and
ten horses buggy and zoo bushels OF Grain
were burned. Loss about $1,000 Fire IN
cendiary. MIR. Jones was somewhat burned IN
trying to save things. but not seriously.
The Jews of Grand Rapids have sent 300
to the suffering Hebrews Of Bulgaria.
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DR.. Shiloh's System Vitalizer is no doubt the
most successful cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint we have ever known, otherwise we
could not guarantee it. In cases OF Consump-
ton, where General Debility, Loss Of Appetite
and Consumption exist. it will restore and reg
ulate the system while Shioh's Cure allays the
inflammation and heals the lungs. Price IS cents.
HAcKNErAcK. rich and fragrant perfume.
Sold by GEO. w. HONEYWELL q CO., Paw
Paw. and j. McKEYES OF Lawton. 2
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Geo. f. Breck, our Agricultural College cor
respondent, has been elected TO represent one
OF the literary societies OF that institution at
Its national convention, to be held at Akron
ohio next week. This is quite an honor.
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The panel photograph" Is the latest inn
provement In the Photographic art Call and
see specimens at Prater's Art Gallery, on Kali
amazoo street.
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We notice that the Rev. DR.. schetky is ap-
pointed to prepare an important paper ON
" Providing Books for the Clergy to be read
At the Diocesan Church Conference to be held
at Marshall, May 1.
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OF the several remedies which are prescribed
for the healing of Cuts. Wounds. Bruises
Burns. Scalds, Tcothache, Headache. Diph-
iberia and Sore Throat none come up to stand
ard OF " Lawson's Curative" Il has stood the
test OF years.
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Ihe short walking dress is rapidly coming
into use. 1t enables ladies to have the uss Of
oo'h hands In walking, and does away with the
necessity OF dragging costly habiliments over
the filthy sidewalks. This is needed reform