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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-17
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Annapolis, April 13.-te.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-30

The happisst man in the world is tho
poor. hungry prospsctor after the hidden
treasures Of the earth, and he thinks he
has 'struck IT," A very small bunch Of
ore puts him in the best Of spirits and
his hopes 60 soaring aloft in ethereal 70.
gions higher than the bird Of Liberty hes
ever climbed. There are . number Of
these sanguine prospectors In the vicinity
Of Phoebe at the present, and may their
hopes not ascend so high that they will
fade away in ETHEREAL air. Such is gener.
ally the case, and the prspsctor bursts
10 business. It 10 ever thus.
The reduction works down at Bullion.
vile started up on Thursday ON their
trial trip" and all there anxiously await
the result. These works are one Of the
dnsst plants on the coast. and every NO
csssary prscaution 10 their construction
was 10 use nothing but the best Of ma
tssial
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pEvv.yLvAvi. DIS rsuor.

From J. Poujade, who has Just visited |
Pennsylvania District. We learn that G.
X. Barton, who now owns the property.
is pushing work ahead with much energy.
The niine shows three 70 It ledge Of
good free. milling ore, in sort Of granite
for,nati"n. the ledge being very regular
anil vel! defined. San,e .~s hundred
tons If IRE IN the dump in,ure plenty Of
that material with which to start. Char.
ley r d n, with FIVE men. has about
CON ,,lrte the h III nile otj from mine
to mill. The grading FIR the mill is COM
pl.ted, the engine-bed in place, and the
battery block ready tn lower into the
pit near which it lies. Both engine.bed
and battery block will be set in solid
granite. With some triaing exceptions
all the machinery is now on the ground.
TIE mill will have five stamps and two
large pam, it's capacity being estimated
at tons or more per day. The amount
Of work 81 far done by comparatively .
few men is surprising. 1t would BIZ It'll
more ~ were 10 bot for the fact that Bar
TN has selected With rare good iudg.
nent the best men that could be had 70,
each branch; and his employees seem to
be as much Interested as himself in max.
insa speedy as we'll asa thor"ugh job.
Tne air Of lite aud practical worA tnD,
prrvades the little c l,ny is refreshing Il
u visitor from piocl,-. The mcn are nj
healthy aui their Vigorous outdoor en-.
pl yunu ut gives an additional tl.vUr T.
the :. lrudid fare; tor Bart IA ard his inti
live on the tat ii the Ian |. Any one vi-
ilins the district wall md 1t 10 his ad
viutas~; to stop over night at Dutct
Fiat, where the Mssdames Phil and Johi
Smith provide u,osl excellent entertain
inent.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-30

How To FISH FOR SINNERS. In lit
tie country village IN the western part OF
Massachusetts there lives q man Who Is
Ideally famous for his ready wit, his ir-
reverence and his love for the cup that
inebriat. as well rs cheers. He has had
a ng..tanting grievance against ven.
cradle doctor If divinity, one Of the
prominent citizens Of the town, and neg.
locte,l no occasion TO annoy him. One
Sunday morning the clergyman, driving
out on the way to fill neighboring pull
pit, saw his fellow -townsman seated ou
the river bank beside tho road fishing,
aud thinking to reprovs him. stopped
and called out, "Good morning. Mr.. L.
I'm sorry To find you breaking the Sab
BATH" "I'm fishing" wa the sharI
response, land am no mere breaking tn
sabbath than you are by driving out.
But am engaged in the Lord's work.
answered the parson; Il am going t
dsh for sinners like you" Hurry along
then" came the quick response; "but
tell you II you want to catch any Of ths
kind of 6sh you'll have to bait you
hnk with = bottle Of rum. "-1Bosto
Post.
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SILVER Ress NEWS.

A certain female caterer here deserves
credit for the poetical way in which she
showed up her truent l.,ver.
Next week lively times may he expect
ell as the lnys will he flushed and several
new enterprises will be started. The
hurly. house will be ole Of them.
Card parties are now the rage.
We have not had hnp for some time.
Perhaps it would be iudicious to give the
dudes gentle hint towards getting ono
up at an early date. We appeal TO them
because their popularity always iusures
them success.
The ay pencil pusher for the Southern
Utah Bangor has again made himself OBJ
noxious by publishing an erroneous &C.
count Of tho six gentlemen who made .
trip tn st. George. III his last issue he
marcel the felicity Of those gentlemen Ivy
making false statements and one Of the
young men in particular positively asser.s
that hs dill MT ma,h co op clerk.
Tie shililea"f Silver 4 Of have formed
| /. dramatic club. which will doubtlesa
,rosross rs they grow older. Already
some fiue talent has heen displayed in
ragely, by the girls. during rehesrsals.
A,n NJ the boys. the schuol teacher is the
n st remarkable.
Dick Gillespie returned on the evening
II the 2)l from his visit Est. 1t i
,ar.liy necessary t" Say that hia man!
friends we're pleased to see him.
| We. Carmsn is now our village Vulcan
| A. b Polleys. the genial black smith
Is still in the field and is as ever iustru
ment,l in giving the boys lots Of sport
and while he il very popular with III
ladies. strange to say. he is yet bach
lor He i. now employed IN tn, Christ
blacksmith shop
Il Sam Dry,i-n has op-aol bsusia
business in George Miller's saloon, and
opened at all hours T. receive deposits
and cash from white IL blue checks. Sa'
is very popular. AMI though here but
, | short time. has made many warm friend
Mrs. Grambs. also an old Piocher,
I 4 L..
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-30

THE WHOLE TRUTH Bob Burdette
tells about the whole truth 10 The follow.
ink: my son. il I should publish daily
paper for twenty years. and in all thse
time take occasion 10 mention you about
twice week as our distinguished fellow
townsman' and 'that eminent man Of let
trrs aud merchant prince. and shonld
say every time that you crossed the river
on the ferry that YOU had departed for
the East and when you come back
should notics that our justly popular
citizen has returned il in al these year.
I should praise your dog. your horse
your go,ds, your wife and your babies
your clothes and yonr character, and
then some day when was away attend
ins convention. my local editor shou'f
call the attention Of the town marshal t.
the filthy condition 1T che street aud sias
walk iu front Of your store. would yo'
ever forgive me. You would denounc
tho paper a. 'scurrillous sheet and Il
editor - . lying rcsuaal mona,sr tina
ought to be whipped out Of the cd minus
ity."
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-30

A woman writing on the evils and the
trials which belong especially to women
advocates the pa,sagn Of Law which
would give pension to every woman who
b,re . child. The money so received
would have to he expended in caring for
the children. We would politely SUI gest
tn this lady that there is no law Of tho
Government compelling women to have
children. and that therefore the State
cannot be compelled to assume the bur.
,len Of their support. II to this the an.
swer be made that it is obedience to .
law Of nature that women desire to have
children. then ii follaws also that il is q
law Of nature that parents should take
care Of their little ones. This only shows
to what length people viii. go in advocat.
ing the doctrine that the State should
control everything. At some time oi
other it would become necessary under
such system Of government that the
number Of births should he restricted
because Of the inability Of the Cavern
ment tn paw the pensions. -tDenvsr Tri
hume Republican.
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! nna9P Send six cents for postate.
uVIn and recsivs free, costly be1 o.
WLLI goods Which ysi s. h.lp 20 s 2
..vshins elus IN tSis world. AL, Of eitksr ~.
succeed from nrst kear. Ths brood soe1 e
fcrtuno opsns bsfors the vcsksEes eheolneey
surs. Il once sddrsss. Tnu1 . 20. Asgsases
Maine.
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A PuLyAvDHnu~ FAMILY.


"Claui" s.n,ls tn RECORD the follow
ins in regarl to the general breaking up
Of tn, polyandrous family of Silver Reef,
Utah;
silver n ef has an my its population a
family that would aif.r'l qnite q study
IN stu Tents If suci.l laws. The head and
,.nter Of the family 10 Of D4nish eatrsc-
t,on, and kicks the beam at 200 avolrdu.
p,is. She was brought ~ IN the tenets
Of NJ rin ,nis,n. anl while she Recognized
tn. doctrine If polyga,uy to be Of divine
ori i'm, she was unable T. understand
why the rnle, und~r pro. er crcum
s,auces, should not work bhh Ways, and
knowing her o"n capabilities, an. III we'd
b, DIVA. seusstI,ns, she adopted poly
.udry As u pare ii hr creed. She put
the doctrine in practices With such fruit
fol results that when she arrived IN t''i-
CAM, ab,it on, yeT az. shs nat u
brood of ni,ie chi iren, ani ruled over
three separate aud distinct husbands.
For several IN .nths ait.i eoinIus here this
str4ug; Ia my ap.'eare {, i've ~ perfect
harm, my, aud a, hu,b.ui NJ. held
himself cut t., the World as the sole lord
and III ester vi the h,u -eh ,li. aul n >. 2
aal ~ 3 played in the rue as Doard-r-,
tue SILVER Reef public WA unarqaainteu
with the peculiar reIatl u mp casting
brtwern them. But hnaiIy the same old
Disturbing element which o. frequently
mars the serenity at pol, gAli"us home,
put ia aa appearance. br'nsins with 1t
disastrous results to the peace anil pros.
perity Of this novel family circle. 1t
appears that husband No. 3, the last aud
youngest Of the Trimurti rakes. was re-
ceiving more than his pruportionate al.
lowauce Of favors from the mistress,
which caused dark jealousy to stalk into
the house aud ill the premises with mari
tai quarrels and loud contentious. The
outcome was that Nos. | and pooled
their is us- and wAged a common war
upon No. 3. who fought back with the
vim aud determination Of a gallant buck
in ruttins time. One night, after making
desperate attempt u wipe out the
whole crowd. he was arre-tsd and tried
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-30

The California appointments nave
bssn submitted to Senator Dolph fo'
consideration. Where is Senstor Fair
that Dolph Of Oregon, Republican, Aa'
to b taken into the counsels Of the I'd.
ministratiop. -[Austin Rsveille.
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CO dMU slcATlON.

BARTON, Pc. District, Jan. 25, 1886.
EDITOR RECORD: Soon after starting
for st. George to fulfill your instrac-
tiuns with regard to the negotiations
now pending between y"urself and the
Church. your special correspondent was
Lost in binding snow.storm just hey ond
Panaca. and after wandering about aim.
lessly for many hours, found himself in
sight Of this thriving little town. The
most notable feature Of the place at first
view is the new cathedral st. John'-).
built under the supervisor Of Architect
Gelabert. Gu the evening Of my arrival
attended ct the opera house, violin
recital by the celebrated Herr Himnel
wright, whose touch would mako the
bones Of Ole Bull rattle in the grave. On
Sunday evening Reverend Father Dow
lrctured in the Cathedral. Deacon Hsr'
mony leading in prayer. The lecture
treated Of the value Of the press in relig
i'm, and instances the result Of the pro
mitigation Of tracts in pahranagst Vale,
t~elve years ag. As an example wha
fmay be done in thst direction. On th'
evening u the Oath Professor Do~ini'
Circus played to an enthu .iastic audience
You see there is no lack of entertainment
L
here; but the very high standard Of NOR
Atty is the most striking thing about tn
place. On my return fr,m st. George
will come this way and visit AMI descriil
At length all the principal public build
iu,s. ARCHIBALD FORBES.
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Given Away tur oas lsaf.


Va want 100000 subscribers bsfors April II.
lss5. 70 our large illustrated publication. TN
FlnrsIpr MAaAzMx. In order 70 ct me soovs
number Of eubscribers We must give away SUB.
scriptions the nrst year. and tbs second yeor
" viii make up The ioss q most Of them Htll
subscribe again paying our rsgulss psicss ~ ~
viil nsyer regret Il. Send - two-csnt s:enps
% psy postage and you will have seostnin9 20
rad for one whole ysar. 4 yo1 ses:ps s as
n distribute among your neighbour md niends
! fsV snail booln Containing our s1ve.sise.
nsnts md one hunnfed sad azty.esyse Of tsS 20,
~ houeehold rsceiple, for Witch ~ VII
milo vou present Of . haudscns Mirror eise
i51is fnchsc. OF 8 beautiful plush ecversd pho.
iograph album. State how many booas yee a
booAs md present prepaid. Remsmber. you
Mn receive the present befors you aisssioees
any books. y We alwsys pay n sdvsaos. sno y
roturn Il ct our expense. Ad1reee
FIRxsIDE MAGAZINE, Hume H.S'
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Those convicted of unlawful ooh th.who
accepted msrtyrdom 10 promising ssssy
tho laws, are very careful not to tive
their religion" after being released from
the bastile. In other words. the F., sss'
''ths everlasting covenants" BY sS'na
with only one woman. -(Ogden Ne ~.
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Que Of the Judges Of the Suprsae
Court Of Texas happened to 10 travelling
in England. In London he made the
acquaintance If one Of the most inteiii'
geat lawyers Of that city. After the
man from Texas had answer ID several
qusstiohs the Englishman asked "Whsrs
do you residsi" In Texas" q. And what
il your oesupstioa!" II an - OF tbs
Supreme Court Judges" 70. ~; rv'
read great deal about you. Yo az nam'
10 Lynch, 10 II not !.-TTexas Sit ting.
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Owing TO lack Of funds in tho Te m
toriAl Treasury. Arisona's schools hiIv
been closed.
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hrA''hy ati'i tutlr Vigorous ont.nour cn'-
pl yun ut gives an additional h.vUr T.
the :. lrudil fare; tor Bart IA Ard his men
live oli the tat ii the Ian l.. Anyone Wis
ilins the district wall mud 1t 10 his ad. |
vautas~; to stop over night at Dutch |
Fiat, " here the Mpsdames Phil and John
Smith provide inost excellent entertain |
lnent.
II any 81 the old claims. which have
lam lille for years about Prnche. happen
To De taken ~ by parties, and little ore
is uncovered, one Of the claim sharks,
which every mining camp has super.
nuous supply of, is always bound to aP
pear upon the ground aud lay some claim
to the title Of the property. II he has no
valid claim the shark, through the yood.
ness Of his heart. is always willing to
compromise the matter by dividing up
the property with the legal owners. The
best way to deal with claim shark is to
always investigate his title, and il it be
valid, then turn the property over to
him, for It 10 hir; but il his title be not
valid, then bit him On top Of the heal
! with s'ufsl stacking and fling the body
dawn some vacant shaft. This is the
only proper way to deal with Claim
sharks. A. soon a. their bodiss are
placed At the bottom Of . vacant shaft,
the better 1t is fur the community At
large.
A CLoUp or WITNESSES In many in.
stances the opium eating habit has been
contracted through the use OF narcotics.
prescribed by hy.ieians during sickness.
Many remedies which claim to cure
coughs contain morphia or opium. and it
can be easily understood what bal ef.
feet they must have on children. The
new remedy = Vi Star Cough Cure ia
entirely free from these dangerous in'
gradients, anil the mass u testimony
which has already been collected III It.
favor fr"n oil parts Of the c unity is proof
ii its wonderful purity aud efficacy.
| DIED IN THE DIAMOND FiELDs.-Ths
ann-xt i. taken from the Eureka Sen
tinel: The many friends Of ]. J. Ken
neJy, formerly = mining resid. mt Of thi
State, VINO left Phoebe twelve years ag'
for south Africa, will b. sorry to learn q
his death. A private letter states ths
he died on the 23d Of November last 0
heart disease At Waldeck's Plant, in tn
South African diamond fields, where b
had been working most Of the time sine
leaving the State"
! The MAIL. According to orders. tn
, mail along the line betwesn Eureka an
) Phoebe is now semi.weekly. The day
. for the arrival and departure Of the ma
} has not yet been definitely Fixed upo'
Al the matter now stands. tho mails u
TO arrive In Phoebe on Wednesdays an
. Saturdays, and leave on Fridays an
Mondays.
8 Frank Andrews returned from ii
4 Butte country last Tuesday. He report
!. some Of the Piochers doing fairly vel
!. and others not doing 30 we'll. Lots
4 work doing in that country. and sbot
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Cattle on the ranges In Washington N
ID poor condition.
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And now the weather 10 doing it,
prettiest. The flowers in bloom is eli
that is lacking to make it May weather.
Notwithstanding the light fall u mois.
ture this winter, the ground seem, pretty
we'll soaked.
The County Fathers meet on Monday.
Present your bills TO the Clerk Of the
Board to-day.
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BUTTE CRY. Louis Yerk and wife,
formerly Of TuscArora, returned to Bodie
= week ago direct from Butte City, Mon.
taua, where they have spent most Of
their time since departing from Bodie tho
25 Of March last. Although city EN-.
bracine within radius Of two miles .
population Of $1,000 Inhabitants, Mr..
Yrrk said: "Butte is proportionately
dnller than the smaller mining towns Of
California and Nevada. there being three
men for each job. Notwithstanding
the boasts Of newspapers that popula'
ton Of 10000 people would b acquired
the year, I believe the mining interests
Of that region are already waning.
Prompted to action by this couclusion.
and desiring to depart from the unheslth'
fulness Of that town, arising from the uss
Of impure water and the inhalation oil
poisonous gases from smelling furnaces,
I determined to leave, 90 here ] ON
home again."
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e.sly. 'c .. ..... :: |: AS s:.: 81 the
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-30

A torpedo broke loose from the italian
coast and is floating in the Msditsrrsn
can Just under water. waiting for
steamer to strike it aud got blown sky'
ward.
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A an Q week at home. $500 outat me-.
0lVk Psg absolutely suys. No risk. Capi.
Nh iii Itai NOT required. Reader, II You want
w buansss q which psrsons VI either
-, =. Vus or old. can mshs great PAY AL tne
sm.yrS y work, with absolute Certainty, yrlte
~, rs.s salsss 70 HALLHIT . Co., foFs'
:.sd' ~, ~.
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Owe Paucs TO ALLu
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-09-04
Paid nis Ransisnrn

George Q. Cannon, the Mormon Apes
tie, who was arrested in this county last
Spring by Sheriff Fellows, while endeAv-
oring to get ont OF the country, and al
terwards forfeited his bonds in Utah, is
said to have paid to his bondsmen the
S25, 600 which they had to pay the Gov.
ernment by reason of his escape. The
authorities do not know where Cannon
is spending the Summer. but he is doubt.
less beyond the jurisdiction Of the United
States.
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rArksr MIX.
An Eaterpristng san Prsactsean selling
she Receipt for Making IL In Chicnxo,


An Eaterpristng san Praacisean selling
she Receipt for Making IL In Chicass.
A Chicago dispatch says George Law
renee, claiming to be a resident OF San
Francisco. has been endeavoring ITO sell
receipt for aduterating milk. The re-
ceipt is as follows: Three ounces protox
ide soda, "a ounces saltpetre, "a ounces
bicarbonate soda, Is ounces glycerine. 80
ounces salt, IA pounds sugar. D'rec-
tions: Mix with "a gallons OF water. and
let it stand four or five hours; to each
gallon Of the mixture add six gallons Of
water. The process is to fill the jar one
half full OF milk and add q quantity Of
the sdecoctior, aud then fill the jar with
water. An experiment showed that the
quantity OF milk could be doubled and
be difficult Of detection. Lawrence was
asking $500 for the receipt. and claims
having sold it to numerous San Francisco
milk aeslers, and in other cities in the
West. The attention of the City Health
Commissioner has been calico to the mat.
ter. 1t is claimed that, the mixture is
injurious to the human system.
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have been afflicted sin. g last March with .
Skin disease the doctors catled Eczema. Nv face
was covered with scabs and sarss. and the itching
and burning almost unbeayatie Sosing
your CrricuRA REMEDiYs so highly recommended,
concluded TO give them tr al, using the CrTr-
cURA and CUTicuRA soar externally, and RssoL-
vEsr internally for four months. I call myself
cured, In gratitude for which make this public
statement. Nss. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Baolp BgooR, CosS.
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SCALP. FACE. EAKz AND NECK.

was afflicted with Eczema on The Scalp, Face.
Ears and Neck, which the druggist where got
your remedies, pronounced cne Il The worst
cases that had cc,ne under his notice. He ad.
vised me 30 trs yous CuTIccRA psNvp'ps, and
after five days use my scalp and part of M fac.
were entirely cured. and h6pe In another week
20 have my ears, neck, and the ethor part Of my
face cure,i HERMAN SLADf.
40 T. Ara SrRET, NV YORK.
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SKIN, ,',;s .es;$... %;;;. ;;.,,,
n AND

EIUNILIATING Eruptions Itching and Burn.
III ing Skin fortunes, 1atbsonie Sores, and
every species Of Itching scaly. Piniply Inherit
ed Scro, ulous and Contagious Diseases OF the
blood, Skin and scalp. with Loss of Hair. from
infancy to old age, are positively cured by Curl
cusA the great skin Cure. and CUIicuRs Az,
an exquisite skin paau..fev. exte nally. and
CurIcusA RgsoLveET, the new blood Purifier,
internally.
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CUrlCuHA REMEDIES

Are SOLD by all druggists Price: CurrcuRA, so
cents; NEsoLvEsr. sl00; SOAP, IS cents. Pre-
pared by the Potter Drug aDd Chemical
Co.. Boston. Mass
s~nd for "I1ow to Cure Skin Diseases"
DphITrIFY ne Complexion and Skin by using
DUHU the CUTIcrRA soar.
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Cvr1crRs Stands 1T the head of its class: es-
zee ally is this toe casa with the CuTicuRA SoAp.
Hsvc had ga unusua,iy gooi sale this Sumner
owing To the prevalence OF IN aggrava'ed form
~ Itch through some localities in the country in
which the CUTIcoR RgsgriEs proved s.tsfac-
tory II: l.. HARDlGG, Druggist.
ESIoxrOyN wv.
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A New P1anchette.

A new planchctte, called "the dancing
Derby" is made by fastening four short
wooden legs under the rim OF mans hat
by means OF pins run through the cloth.
On pieces of paper the letters OF the
slphabe. are marked. rs are also the
words Eyes" and "no. Persons with
mediamistic or electrical qualities derive
much fun from making tho hat spell out
words by jumping from letter to letter.
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Four years ego David Liudlay OF
Louisville was under tree when it was
struck by lightning. and was rendered
unconscious. but not injured. Ever
since, when there is thunderstorm,
David tingles all over, as if in contact
with an electric battery. and any person
can receive slight electric shock by
catching hold Of his hands at such a
time.
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THE SEWING MACHINE 4

THE SEWING MACHINE IN
Il ~ the caus. OF Uterine Pains and Weak
~4yA mess For Aching SIDES and Back,
48M Kidney Pains, Sciatica. Chest Pains,
Weakness and Inflammation, the
(tvICCRA AsTI-PAIS PLASTER IL iniallibie. pc.