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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
SUSAN GALLAGHER.
gbo Wants Patrick Ford, Of tho Irish
warid IN Paw I'm uach Dueh.

Bbs Wants Patrick Ford, Of tho IrISh
World, 20 Pay Up Back Dues.
New YoRK, juno l9.-MiHs Susan Gala
cher, who was the companion OF O'Donnell
whom he shot James Carey, tho iniormor on
the Phmnix Park murdererp, was visitor
10 the district attorneys Office In Brooklyn
10 seek advice Ia reference 10 the prosecution
of an alleged ol..im against Patrick Ford,
tho editor OF the Iriah World, for services
rendered for the doicnse In tho o'Donnoll
trial In London after ho was brought back
from south Africa,
She made the acquaintance Of oDonnoll,
abe said, In Londonderry, Ireland, and cm-
barked with him whom tho shooting Of
Carey took place. Although not called as
a witness, She had rendered valuable Sor-
Vices for tho defonse, and was constantly In
consultation with o'Dop nell'a lawyers From
these services, Rho says, thoro was definite
understanding that abe was 10 receive e5O'
out Of the fund collected In thia country and
Europe for tho defense OF 0'Donnell. This
amount was placed, an she AYERS, In the hands
position 10 DO made Of IL
When she camo 10 this country about q
year and half ago, she called on Mr. Ford
who, 6ho says, recognized tho jugtnns OF hor
dairr and aaid tho money would DO paid 10
her. On March H. Misa Ford acting AZ tho
agent OF hor brother, paid hm $3.50 on ao-
count She also Eaid sho had frequently
called on Mr. Ford and demanded tho ro-
manning 5000, but no would not give hor
any satisfaction.
Mr.. Ford has boon scon. He saldi "Suaan
Gallagher was not o'DonnellS wife Ho
peyor intended 10 marry hor, for his own
wife was living. do not want 10 say any
thing about their rotations Shs has lots OF
able.bodicd mon bchnd hor who arc my ono
mics, but despieo them oDonnell novor
msntIoncd the namc Of Susan Gallagher, or
requested that she should receive one penny
OF the fund raiaad for him. My uater went
10 England, and whilo thero mot Susan Gal
lagher, and through compassion brought her
hsre My sistor gave her $3.50 "a gilt She
had no claim whatovcr on u, and do not
owo her penny today
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HORRIBLE EXPLOSIONS.
FIVE. HUNDRED CASES OF GIANT
POWDER GOES pFF IN MEXICO.
Ten Killed, Ten Wounded and the Mine Of
Untold Millions Total wreck--i Par
seneer Locomotive Blown TO Pieces.
Sin Killed In . Tunnel

ZAoEoATAs, Mex, June i3,--Twelye miles
from zacecatas Is situated the celebrated
Santo Tiburio do La Veta Grande mine, that
has produced ever since tho Spanish conquest,
yielding untold millions of silver during that
time. Within the past few years It has been
newly developed and fitted throughout with
the most costly modern machinery. The
work Of recovering and reopening all por'
tlons of the great mine has been In progress,
and was approaching completion Largo
quantities Of timber and other material, In
cludlng blasting powder, had been kept on
hand.
An explosion has occurred, plainly heard
at Zacocatas, Five hundred cases OF giant
powder had gone OH by some means un-
known, Ten persons were killed outright
aud as many more wounded. Tho mine ana
everything near II was complete wreck,
The surface improvements are totally do
Gtroyed
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A FAMILY AFFAIR
BY HUGH CoNW Way,
AvSAor st"callsd Back" and Ozark Days"

But he had no Intention Of yield ng. He
was for one thing much annoyed with Her
bert Herbert evidently wanted the boy 10
stay. II 30 he should say 30 outright, not lot
Beatrice fight his battles, 80 the most Bea-
trice could get him to promise was that the
boy might remain for few days longer
In those few days something happened.
First Of all piece of gossip went round the
neighborhood and eventually reached tho
ears OF those who were gossiped about-tho
Talberts, They heard that they were har-
boring Lord Hadwynns eldest son, whose
mysterious disappearance had been reported
In the epapers. Lord Hadwynn was nm utter
reprobate, and II was well known that his
injured wife had smuggled the child out OF
his way, Lady IIadwynn was an acquhint
ance OF the Talberts; 80 that even Horace
Twas for moment staggered when he heard
lthe theory propoundod by his i!elghbors.
Then some kind creature wrote % the bereft
husband and his lordship rushed down 10
0akbury fierce asa consuming ilame-a flame
which resolved itself into smoke when he
was shown the boy, and found him moth
ing like his missing son, After this, gossip
Ghould have died natural death, but II did
not. People who are determined TO swallow
n monstrous tale viii lick II into the shape
they can deal with best. In spite OF the Tai
berts' strenuous denials and plain statement rs
20 how the child was thrown upon their
hands, everybody would have II that II not
Lord Hadwynn's son he was someone else's--
meaning some one, a nobleman's probably
whose wife had, for private reasons OF her
own, intrusted him 10 the Talberts.
Even the reputation Of being harbor OF
refuge for duchess or countess In her dis
tress is hattering thing; and the Talberts,
especially Horace, felt pleased while laugh
ing at the absurd idea. Perhaps II was for
thls reason that Horace at last yielded 10 his
uieco's solicitations and astonished her ono
day by saying;
"Beatrice, II you really mean 10 keep that
child for while, wo win engage nurse
for itn
She aid nothing, but gave Uncle Horace
most grateful kia. She must have grown
wondrously fond OF tho baby, as her eyes
were full Of glad tears,
That afternoon.sh drove into Blaektown
and rigged the child out from head TO foot In
new and dainty raiment nothing was too good
FOR him. Horace and Herbert, who knew the
price OF lace, lawns and cambrics to penny
\ yard, wondered how far her whim was 60
ing 20 carry her. Perhaps they felt rather
aggrievcd that their aid had not been asked.
They dearly loved little shopping, andcould
have chosen uouSseau or u layetto with any
woman under the sun.
But the affair Of the nursemaid was pecu-
Iinrly their own. II tho Talberts had one
gift OF housewifery above another II was
their akin In engaging suitable servants,
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y Their skin IN enjoying servants.
When they called on lady for maids char
actor, the questions they put were OF the most
searching and cogcnt nature They were not
satisfied with tho broad assertion that she was
sober, honest and cleanly; they croSsInin-
insd until thoy found out all the weak and
strong points In her composition, then ongnged
her or not, IN they thought best Many a
ponading young woman, who fancied, In going
into the service OF two rich b0chelor gentle
mcn, thc was about 20 have q grand, larry,
flAttcrnly thno OF II, found herself grossly do
ooivod. Some even declared they'd rather
have twenty mistrcsscs than two Tich mas
tors. Nevertheless II was u good place, and
any girl who had stayed at Hazlewood House
twelvemonth might have had the pick Of
vacancicO In tho ncghborhood. To hayo
given satisfaction 10 tho Talbcrts for 10 long
was three volume character.
Al last, after n number Of interviews with
candidates, they found nurso-girl who canc
up 10 the standard OF thoir roquirementA Ono
who had no followers, and who made no OBJ
lection 10 wearing n oap-morcovcr, the cap
OF tho pattern they had thomSolvcs designed.
A mombcr Of ths Church Of England, Of
courss, who promised 20 communicate every
two months, and TO bc contentcd with Dorset
buitor during the winter,
30 the mysterious child was IN good m
adopted nj Hazlewood House.
Ascrit W. question arose an 10 whether tho
infant ha ever boom christcncd. Mis- Clauson
felt nro u had bcen. Tho child camo 10 them
BOO we'll crossed 10 suppose such an important
t1ts had been omitted The Rev. Sylvanua,
who was known 70 he dlsgraocfully lax about
such ms tors, did not urge that assurances
should made doubly suro, so no baptmsi
ocrcmm took plaoa Aftor some conEulta-
yion u was decided that tho boy should bo
known Henry.
..IIsn. ~ sald Uncle Horace, "is O Aafp
name, IN roughly adaptable 10 any station In
lifs.
% Henry II wah Tho surname thSy lsft In
sbsyanoe, trusting that time or chance
might soma day reveal IL.
Every uticls OF clothing worn by the child
on its ar ival was folded up, and togethsr
WIN ths tlrection card placed In the big safe.
Ihsy mig 10 bereaftsr DO needed for the pur-
poess Of lentiHcation.
90 Do trios Causon was confirmed In the
po0sszis Of hsr toy-hor toyl In months
time III Harry was every one's toy. Tbs
Tsibsst themselves were ashamed 10 say how
GlaA ths were that Bcetrico'0 whim hed boon
carried cut but 10 was currently reported
thst u rtly afterwards whom tho boy wa
Aiffsri /. from porw transient childish all
mont 10 two tall brothers were scon intsntly
PORN over thst interesting work, Dr. Bull'i
''lxin 70 MothsnIn But this, / belisvc, wal
ecsnd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
PASSENGER ENGINE ExPLooEs,
Miraculous Escape Of tho Fireman --bnld
ings and Glass shattered,

Miraculous Escape Of tho Fireman Build
lngs and Glass shattered.
PALESTINE, Tex, June l3,-Whlo stand
ing near the depot q passenger engine, No
7b7 Of the International and Great Northern
road exploded her boiler with terrific force,
She was Just on the point OF pulling out for
Houston, The explosion shook the entire
town. Fireman Wilcox was tho only per-
son on the engine at the time and he mi iraou'
lously escaped with few slight cuts on his
arms his face.
The force Of tho explosion was upward,
pieces OF tho boiler being found three hum
dred yards distant A very heavy piece OF
the engine was found hundred yards away
on top OF house, where II shattered tho
roof. The force OF the explosion broke a
number OF plate glass fronts on Main street,
The total loss Ia $4,000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
AM oLp, eRoWN pocKEreook.
A Fortune with Mystery Dug Up by Es-
oayators Ia TeSas.

A Fortune with y Mystery Dug Up by Ez-
cavator Ia Texas.
FoRr WORM, Tex, Juno 10, lin sIoavat.
Ing, worlmcn oIhumod an old brown pocket.
book In good state OF preservation which
contained papers covering transactions az
gregating nearly one hundred thousand dol.
lara Among tue contents are certificates Of
deposit In the Waco National bank and Waco
County bank amounting 10 several thousand
dollars, also promissory note cancelled,
aggregating over ton thousand dollarA Do
sides these were bills OF exchange amounting
10 5000
The certificates Of deposit are In favor of
A. d. Treadwell Tho bills Of exchange are
also drawn In his favor. Trcadwoll 10 q
prominent cattlcnan Of this giilD county
and NJ the time Of losing or bcing robbed of
his pocketbook was on his way 10 attend The
Cattiemsn's convention at u Louis, for
among tho contents Of the pootstbook 4 q
round.trip ticket Issued BY the Missouri Pa
cino railway and daved Noysmbcr 10 last,
aud uscd only a. far a. Fort Worth
The nnd 10 shrouded In mystery. II
Tresdwell had lost ruch valuable package,
tho query 10 why was tho matter never report
I'd 70 tho policei The pocket book had certain.
iy becn buried. Ten thoussnd dollars could
easly bs realized on the certificates and
bills, and experts pronounce them gcnuina
kilograms have been sent 10 Trcadwell
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
MY Wife AND CHILD.


This poem was written by Henry
Rootes jackson, the recently appointed
Minister TO Mexico, during the Mexican
campaigns, In which he took part. IL
then went the rounds OF the prees, and
during the civil war. by some chance. II
cot into the current OF the Southern
Iress, and was attributed to stonewall
Jackson.
Tho tattoo beAtsi tho lights arc gone
The camp around In slunber Hest
Tho night with solemn pace moves ont
Tho shadows thicken DER the sGiesi
hut sleep my weary eyes hath flown,
And sad uneasy thoughts arise
think Of thee, oh, dearest onel
Whose love mine early life has blesti
OF thee ana him-our baby SON
Who sumbers on thy gentle breast
aOd Of the tender, frAil and lone
Oh, guard that little sooper'a restl
And hover, gently hover near
10 her whose watohfu eJe iswet-
The mother, wife tho douby dear
In whose young heart have freshly met
Two streams Of love, so deep and clear
And cheer her dropping spirit YETI
Now, ~ she kneea before thy throne,
Oh, teach her, Ruler Of the shlesl
That while by thy bohest alone
EArth's mightieat powers fall or rsel
No tear " wopt 10 thee unknown,
Nor halris lost, nor sparrow dlesi
That thou canht stay tho ruthless hand
or dark disease. ana sooth Ia pain
That only by thy stern command
Tho battles Lost. the soldier SLANT
That from tho distant sea or land
Thou brng'at tho wandorer homo again.
And when upon her pillow lone,
Her teArwet cheek Is sadly pressed
May happier visions beam upon
Tho Frightening currents Of her breasli
Nor frowning look, nor angry tone
Disturb the sabbath Of her reatl
Whatever fate those forms mag throw,
Loved with passion almost wild
BJ dAy, by night-n joi or woe
By fears oppressed or hopes beguiedl
From evorJ danger. oyeIy foo,
Oh. Godi protset my wife and childl
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IN company with tho announcement

IN company with tho announcement
that the New Jersey State Prison Ia In
such flouriehing condition that the con-
victs, under tho new piece prico system.
can save quite sum 10 start life with
on coming out, comes another that tho
potters and spinners Of Trenton and
Patterson arc having n hand 10 hand
struggle with poverty and low wages.
fs there not something radically wrong
In this state OF affairsp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
CHAPTER VII.
THE onrAT JUNE AUDIT.


! Ths -iscst sometimes mako mistakes. Tbo
mont rcful housekeepsr hsa been Known 20
apoii o pudding by putting salt instead Of
sugar % H. lot IL then DO no detraction from
the 1d erts' general administrative ability
that tbs lurse girl turned out badly. They
hsd bss 10 suocceful with cooks, parlor
maids, b isc maids and kitchen maids that
sbsir i1tl' 10 In this ono instance must not bc
oonsidcre
Ths n 10 misdecds need not be detailed,
pufice Ia, say the elimination Of them was
thisi Hor 20 and Herbert driving up tho lane
ono svenh saw a young man and woman
embracing igoroualy, and generally having q
happy tim Of IL They could not recognize
chs girl, b' felt m,re shs was one OF their
hss,sshold, o tho discreet Whitaker was or
dersd 10 W IL at the sids door and send the
nut awiw 10 his n,ssters.
" ccuIs aha rysllsd the accusation. Bhs
Nd irdssd stsppsd out for minute. to post
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
tuoNTrNUHD IN oUn Mtxr.
A Remnrkable Icscapel

Mrs. Mary A. Daily OF Tunkbannock,
Pa, was afflicted six years with asthma
and bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief. Her
life was despaired Of until last October
she procured a bottle Of Kings New Dis.
coyery, when Immediate relief was felt,
and by continuing its use for short
tlme she was completely cured, gaining
In flesh 10 lbs 10 q few months. Free
trial bottles Of this certain cure OF all
throat and lung diseases at p. II. Barr 3
drug store. Large bottles u.
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.LooK WELL AHEAD"

-
.1oot we'll ahead, - do not despair,
For rainy DAYS preylde,
~.''''a''~., w. 80 a,onas ,nsy h,da
c..s.aa, - 90 on sor,s N,sd goa,
Inc ,,,,v. Win m,0h, and main
M NJ, nn ona h,,,n, snho,e NJ lIte
Ina v,,,ns,a nra,,.a cain.
.Iook well aheadn IA kindly said
TO each ana eyery one.
wso ,,.,s sonr.. ,a,a von,d run
'aI, ana ,onno IA, ,,cn And n,or
nm von,, . oon,,. nn,sun
,unos ,,.,I snsad !, ls,, ,hsy haye eauao
a.. oa,a,,., AZ, ~ rn.
cloak we'll AheAd ~ lot all engage
This counsel wise 10 take
VINO llfe and nome and family TOO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
ue wa. U..d 10 Tshiss rs,..

DogoN, June w,--Ths trial U Dg A.
Ames, jr, former medical examiner Of Tho
Boston pension department on eight counts
for taking grs,uites from pensionars is In
progress In tho United States circuit court.
John Wall, o Chariestown saloon hooper,
Charles J. Miles a former chisf Of pollcs oi
Wakefield, and WIN. J. Mansneld are 90
dafsndants with An,pa ON other charges
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
SIX KILLED..

A Railway Tunnel Caves In With Fatal
Results.
CHATTANOOGA, June l3.-Tho New river
tunnel on the Cincinnati Southern railway
100 miles above this place caved In while a
construction train crowded with railroad
hands was passing through. Six men were
killed outright and twenty Others seriously,
perhaps fatally, injured. Tho wires arc
down, and no particulars can be learned.
The walls foil whilo tho train was In the
centre Of the tunnel, and every person on
tho carr was morO or Less injured, Some OF
the bodies cannot be reached for twenty'four
hours II Ia Said that Roadmaster Sim mons
"A among the KILLED.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

which magni1es our Otherfbprdens. A
hacking cough, a severe cold, or any
throat or lung disease Is very troublR
some; but all these may be quickly and
permanently removed by DR.. Blglow,s
Positive Cure. Price DO centei trial DOL
tic free at Durbin, Wright q 90, drug.
,.tal .I'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
Cream and Cold wsathor.

What n luxury 10 q bath In GUNNER.
Surely, but n greater luxury 10 clear
head In w lnte' just when almost every.
body else Ia sneezlng and snufilIng with
q cold In the head. But when you are
attacked use Ely's Cream Balm. II cures
colda In the head. and what In better, II
cures the worst casee OF chronic catarrh
and hay fever. Quick relief, Radical
cure. b0c, .....
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Our pr.sen, Blessing.

Cur blessings are not appreciated un.
Till We arc deprived Of them. Most nota..
bic among them 10 health, the lack OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
DR.. Fenner'S Blood
SLiver Remedy$
Nerve Ionic
FROM THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
,.Nnw YORK TRIBUNE, New York,

'NhN ANhe s""N"-' wv
.Dr d. NJ FKNNKn FredOnia, N, " ~.
nDHAn sIRl-PIeahe send me two more D0lllns n yous
BLOOD AND LIVER REMEDY AND NERVE IONio'
NV wife hsa been taklg IL and II has done her gooa
Yours truly u ihAVf"
VIM H. sTmRHR, member Editorial siaf New Yoih
Herald, on commissioner Of Excise, New YORK uiv ~
Ann ST. writesi-
~ have been great sufferer from plllousnesa Nsr
yOusnesH Dyspepsia and Constipation for years MY
friend, Hon ". O, Lake, OF the New iorh v%ns!oni %
House, Induced mo 20 tIy your BLOOD AND Iifth
REMEDY AND NERVE TONIC, By the use OF TWO
bottles 1 have realized n complete restoration 70
health
FROM CHICAGO,
Wholesale DRY Goods House Of J, v Farwell h Co.
Or, NJ N, FRNNgR Fredonia, N.Y.
DEAR sIRi--'I took your BLOOD AND LIVER RENE
Dy AND NERVE TONIC for severe bLiova attack
with perfect success j. NJ fhhLfb
Removes all Impurities from the
Blood. Restores the Nervous System,
Regulates the Liver, Stomach and Bow
els.
For sale by Durbin. Wright & Co., G.
N. Nyp. p II. Barr. feh6,gy
The National tribune., 1885-06-25
Hessian Fly and Potato Bug Scourge.

The Hessian fly has made its appearance in
Lehigh County and in parts of Northampton
County, Pa. after an absence Of several years.
The flies are making sad havoc with the grow
ing crops in some places, and the indications
are chat wheat will he greatly damaged. Last
year the potato bngs appeared in such small
numbers that the farmers congratulated them
selves upon the prospect Of the early total dis
appearance of the pest but it now appears that
this hope is not to he realized The bugs have
appeared in both Counties this year in greater
numbers than before, aud, as consequence,
they are scOurge to potato growers.
The National tribune., 1885-06-25
Corps Of Amazons rendered to the Indian viceroy
london Times

Among the various offers Of assistance recently
made by loyal natives, none has been more
original or remarkable than that the Dowager
Maharanee Jologa Bal of, Baroda. In a letter
to the Viceroy this lady offers to place at the
disposal Of the Governmental corps of Amazons.
She observes:
"The fighting capabilities and horsemanship
of the Maharattee ladies can be no secret to
your Excellency, and I hope that the offer
which i make, and which l am prepared to
carry out at the shortest notice, will be arcepted
and that it will prove precedent to the ladies
of India and of England, and show the prowess
with which the race of females is capable of
bearing arms, and that we eau fight side by
side with tho military forces of the Empire
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may be "fairest and foremost of the train
that wait on mans most dignifed and
happiest state" but the dignity and hap
piness of man cannot .ong endure with
out the health that may be obtained In
few bottles of Ayers Sarsaparilla. A.W.
Parker, lumber dealer, 2O9 Bleury street,
Montreal, Que, writes: "After being
troubled with Dyspepsia for year, and
with Salt Rheum
The National tribune., 1885-06-25
Sisters of

Charity, attached to st. Mary's Infant
Asylum, Dorchester, Mass, certify to the
inestimable value of Ayers Sarsaparilla
in the treatment Of sore eyes and skin
diseases, among the many unfortunate
children under their care. Mrs. s. d.
Bodwell, Wilmington, Mass, writes con-
cerning the treatment Of her daughter,
who was troubled with sore eyes, as fol-
lows: 81 gave Ayers Sarsaparilla to
The National tribune., 1885-06-25

I was cured Of both diseases By using
six bottles Of Ayers Sarsaparilla." NJ. G.
Traine, Duxbury, Mass, writes: "I have
found Ayers Sarsaparilla an efficaeious
remedy for bilious troubles and Dyspep-
sia." Henry Cobb, Al Russell ST., Charles
town, Mass, writes: 81 was completely
cured OF. Dyspepsia, by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla." VIM. Lee, Jeppa, Nd,
writes: 81 have tried Ayers Sarsaparilla,
and it has done me so much good that I
shall always regard it as the best of blood
purifiers" Eminent physicians prescribe
Ayers Sar.
The National tribune., 1885-06-25

" How many have Heart Disease late
years." said an old lady, and the only remedy
/ know of is DIR. GRAVES HEART REGU-
LATOR, which cures every time" Free PAM
phlet Of L. L. Ingalls,, Cambridge, Mass. Sl.o0
per bottle.
The National tribune., 1885-06-25
Vaccination With the Poison Of RattlesRakes and
Addprs.

A Mexico correspondent of the Los Angeles
Times says that "along the southern coast of
Mexico people have habit of inoculatHg
themselves with the virus of the rattle snake
or adder. which novel vaccination renders them
absolutely safe forever afterward from the bite
or sting of the deadliest reptiles"
The National tribune., 1885-06-25

"Time was raised in the lapse of ages" says
au antique almanac, and We may remark that
time is still raised in the laps of all ages
though chiefly of ages ranging from Is to Is
Life
The National tribune., 1885-06-25

In no other blood medicine have the results
of scientific inquiry been SO steadily utilized as
in Ayers Sarsaparills.
The National tribune., 1885-06-25

This marvellous house has been built more than
Otnes from our ans; fsso aeH 1t affords
ample rom even for a large family. lst a. shown
above; on I'd aoor are bed rooms and in attic more.
Plenty of fClosets. The whole warmed by chimney.
Large Illustrations and full description of the above
as well as of39 other HOUSES ranging in cost from $0up
To S65O may be found in "SHoPPELL'S MODERN Low
CosT HOUSES large q1arto pamphlet, showing also
how to select sites. get loans &c Sent postpsd
ceipt of50c Stamps taken eepd bill and will re-
turn the change Address BrILDiSG PLAN ASSOCIATION
(Asncn this Paper) "a Beekmap St., Box 2702l N. Y.
Mention The National Tribune.