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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-29

ENTLEMAN of culture, conversant with
VI German and French is DESTROYS OF giving
evening instructions in those languages IN ex-
change for room and board. with private family.
z
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= TE.i3a-Paper; good wages and permanent
- JOB to good man. r. 1. Boyd, T. o. poA ''V,
Ts--,D5an~r lf1uitDba
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a CFN'TS-Nen wanted TO attend every fair IN
n fbe Northwest to sell my Eclipse bagholder;
II is new unparalleled success; one made SlOS one
week. another $50 in one day; sample sent Tor
ttast seventh St. upstairs. agents supplies Office
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-29

A CCOUNTANT and rapid penman-Good. for
"A either day or night work; will work cheap.
q Globe.
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-.eF,;-ig8ERs- good plumbers. ]. f. Nc
Z Ouiilan, 420 Waeouta St
D0RTER at St Nicholas hotel
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4 GENFS-rhrougnout the entire Northwest az
= tho fairs for the Ohio rug machines and rug
patterns;if you want TO coin money don't mss this
ladies succeed as well as men; machine ana pat
tern sent fer 81. John Haisley, 2l7 East Sevensa.
upstairs. 30
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DORVER-Aprly after a. m. St. Nicholas
hotel, ISL East Third st.
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PERSONAL.
~ L. WOODS, clairvoyant-Advice on social
VI. and business matters; sealed letters salts
factorily answered; letter fee, 81. Electro-medi-
Gated and electric baths; magnetic massage and
electric treatment; chronic diseases treated with
success 22S East Seventh St. Room I. 246-353
MRS MULLER the most truthful and reli-
WI able fortune teller and healing medium ever
known gives satisfaction in all life and business
affairs. 533 Broadway. 1870
NFRS E!.LiS-Celebrated fortune teller: sat
WI isfaction guaranteed. No. 1863 East Ninth
St, near jackson. 2o9-i3
rFNHE MADAME GRISWOLD corset made
l. to order at 412 Wabasha st; lady agents
wanted Mrs. Jameson and NJ. Forgee. l7o*
w Observation-Disclosures concerning my son.
w Thomas Conley. aged Is years, who left
White Bear, on Aug. 81, 1885, saying he was gong
to St Paul where he last seen few days
afterwards. He is supposed to be in Dakota.
Address John Conley, White Bear 21!.4
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DHESSMAKING,

DRESS MAKING-Ladles , we can make you
~ a suit for $3.50, perfect fit and stylish any
frstclass dressmaker could for double the money.
2l5 West Seventh ST., near Seven corners. 24S-93
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INSTRUCTION.

10y INQUIRING at 81 German-American bank
ID building, ground floor. few intelligent young
ladies can receive after Oct. l. lessons in stand
ard system of shorthand; call between and 10 a.
m or 10 and | 269-75
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DOARD-First-c class in private family, CEN
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-02
grauspartatisn

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
J. LOUIS RAILROAD Panhandle Route;
Time table tor Hast aud West corrected 70 JUNE
20, 1856, Trains leave Panhandle station, loot OF
Eleventh. street, near public landing, rs follows,
Genital Standard tlmN!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-02

DtrOA Free Tres.
The other evening q patrolman found 9
well dressed woman sitting in All open hal
way, next door to q marble shop, and
thinking she might be stranger in trouble
he aCCosted her with;
"Anything wrong, madam"
She came out TO him and replied;
"No, sir-nothing wrong; I'm waiting
Tor my husband"
"And he-?"
"He Is in the marble shop figuring on a
tombstone"
sand you don't want to go in on &C.
count OF the gloomy surroundings"
"The gloomy surroundings wouldn't az
feet mo at all, sir, but ! hope | know what
belongs to the proprietieg. He's in there
figuring on the tombstone for his first wife,
who's been dead three years, and l pro.
sume you can appreciate the ocCaslon~
"Certainly, ma'am. Sit right down on
the stairs, and II any OF tho boys bother
you Ill raise Jumps on their heads"
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
aOCvTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal.

errmer Session at Mt, LAKE PARK, Garrett Coz
~ beginning July 10, At lO;S A. ~ closing
August 81, 1855,
HaHvASTAGB OFFERED BLYTHE INSTITUTION
." Tne Natural Development aud Culture o. the
,,ltio' lar he purpose oil CouyersatOni headllgi
Ho N address aud Singing, The correct use Of
Luunn MEANS OF Articulation and Resplr1tOlj To-
w 'Sith the Philosophical lava, by which those
kgIno, M, preserved and developed,
OssA Nh rasy aud Natural Expression Of sentiment
means OfspeeCh and Geatnrei Including Char
py nH,sIion; Dramatic Reading and Recitation,
stsSS,Jt,.I instruction In Expressive Bible ana Hhakes'
spev,n ,.sdiug and In the reading Of hymns,
~ rIe opportunity afforded Teachers Tor the
o ~" % prsriiral Methods for Teaching ATIicnlR'
a ,io" nd sight Reading, Methods based upon the
pp]Tnriples OF DelAarts,
IIIIsa'li,s' class for the study Of Kindergarten and
AZ, 4 Normal Methods Will he formed and SeS'
J jna. ihn,li daily from July !! 10 August ", 1855,
VIA clsss win be taught by Nils SUSIE POLLOCK,
Warrington, u, c. who studied anu graduated
~ H%yn,r "ti class for children will bG held on three
dSS,rof ihe week, Jte VI charge,
u'f&r,e LIutlIus will DO given by Ms, Hart and
Wis Pollock, each upon The interests Of her own
department.
E"f NHS. 81, sFEYRNs HART, or
MISS SUslE POLLOCK,
WASHINGTON, D., %,
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 1iso,
sOnd at once and get a bottle Of MB,
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world. Price % Csns 4 bottle. MwSAw
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M rnAnE.
Tho Features Of the Money aud Stock
Mnrkets.

NNA -
Markets,
NEw York Judy Sl,--Monsy on cal
easy at lla9! percent, Prime mercantile
paper 4l5 percent, Sterling Exchange
dull and unchanged.
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-Dull and steady
to-day,
U.E. 3s 1905; U. s. AIS, I'LL; U, S. AZ,
1891 Pacific Us ORES, l28s,
STATE BoNps-Dull and firm.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Qulet and generally
steady; sales $2, 1850.
STocEs-The openlng prices were gen,
orally from to, ! percent higher. In the
early trading Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas
monopoliSed the business. The advance
continued until nearly noon when the
market became extremely dulla feature
less, but in the last hour the buying OF
L|aCkawannR and stories in regard to the
settlement OF the suit sUalnt the Western
Union revived the interest in the market,
and 1t closed firm at about the best figures
reached. The final prices tonight show
net gains OF almost everything on the
active list, Colorado coal is up II per-
cent; Michigan Central II percent. The
closing prices compared with those Of q
week ago show material advances; Michi-
gan Central heads tho list with 6t percent;
New York Central ~; Missouri Pacific 4;
Texas 4 Pacific q L~&Ckawanna "a; Lake
Shore 2, and others lesser amounts.
Transactions, loo, 65l shares.
STOCK QuoTATIONs-C Closed bid: Adams
Express, lag; American Express, 100;
Canada Southern, 45! Central Pacific, 42I
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 81; do first preferred,
IL; do seconds, 10; u, o., O. 4 l., 674;
Denver 4 Rio Grande, 2Os; Erie, 32E; do
preferred, 7Bs Fort Wayne, l474; Kansas 4
Texas, 32s Lake Erle& Western, % Lake
Shore, $50; Louisville & Nashville, 45l
louisville, New Albany & Chicago, SO
Memphis & Charleston, SO; Michigan Gem
trail, SOSi Missouri Pacific, ma; Nashville
4 Chattanooga, 80; New Jersey Central,
5Ss; Northern Pacific, 9S; do preferred,
G0s; Chicago 4 Northwestern, ll3S; do
preferred, l40!; New York Central, llOA !
Ohio Central, :; Ohio & Mississippi, 24t;
do preferred, 90; Pacific Mail, ga; Pitts
buIgb, 1853; Reading, 20; ST. Louis 4
San Francisco, 253 do preferred, 52L; do
first preferred, 1904; o., NJ. & st. Paul,
9Ss; do preferred, 1lS;..Texas 4 Pacific,
l34; Union Pacific, 56j; United States
Express, 054; w, st, l.. Il p, III; do
preferred, 80; Wells.Fargo Express, l97;
Western Union, G7a,
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Gln catalogues.
oalco' Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street,
pEALLNa wIrn ANARonIsrs.

How the Anarchists and Communists Ar,
Dealt With In France,
Chicago Inter. Ocean,
A French gentleman who has recently
been connected with the Paris Bureau o
Researches as lts chief, has been q careful
observer OF the AnarChists' trials in thil
city. He is very much inclined to doubl
the efficacy Of the methods employed by
the police and the private detectives il
prosecuting the eight prisoners, Spies
Fielden, Parsons and others. ain Paris
he says, "our methods are entirely differ.
elt, and they are very much better, The
investigation OF political l~Rw.bEeakers
such as Socialists, Communists and An.
archists, ia left entirely to the Bureau Of
Researches, which is equivalent "a
the detective force Of this city,
The chief Of the bureau is known
only To the Project OF Police and the Sec.
rotary ofthe Interior. OF course our long
experience with these men has taught ua
how to deal with them better than the
police Of this country have yet learned.
We never put one Of our detectives on the
stand to appear against them, We con-
slider that to do such a thing ruins the de-
teCtive 81 an officer, because ii introduces
him to the public, Instead OF doing this
We find a man In every organization who
Ia willing to become an informer against
his fellows, and we use him for all he Is
worth. II he fails us we seek another and
another until we finally find some person
who will anBwer u purpose. Then We
get this individual SO far in our power
that he cannot escape US. Putting
q detective on the stand Is not
so iorCible as making one OF the
fellows "squealn or his companions.
That is exactly what the police
oil Chicago ought to have been pre-,
pared to do, They ought no. to have
been placed In a position that they would
have to rely on their own testimony, but
they should have been prepared to pro-
duCe q certain number Of iniOrmera from
the very ranks Of the Anarchists to tell
the whole story OF the conspiracy. The
trial go far has proved that they arc will
ing to 'Equeal' on each other, 1t Is cafe
10 say that every Anarchist Is willing to
become an informer against his brother
Anarchist II necessity demands 1t, II tho
police machine were worked properly
there would be no necessity for such
prosecutions us are going on now. They
could have arranged 1t in such q manner
that the different groups OF t~lre-eaters, or
reds or Anarchists, could have been kept
lighting among themselves 80 much that
they would have forgotten tho existence
Of the police"
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Educational.

while the demand has been OF improved
proportions from the opening to the close,
Stocks Of desirable cotton or wool goods
g nominal i any supply, and prices much
1rmer in all instances End dearer in many,
Agents have advanced the price OF York
Everett denlms 10.
Petroleum,
on CRY, PA,July Sl,-0pened at cole
highest 66sc; lowest CSC; closed at G5sC;
sales GS5,0OO barrels; clearances 9 ,l6S, 900
barrels; charters 4s,lG5 barrels; runs ~
594 barrels.
PlTrsBuRoH, Pa, July 3l.-Petroleum
dull and heayyi openedat BGlCi closed at
csc; highest BB!ci lowest $50,
BRApPoRD, Pa, July Sl.-0pened at
cole; closed at G6c; highest 66lc; lowest
$685. C~learances l,Ol0,0OO barrels,
TITusvlLLE, Pa, July Sl,-0psned at
6G|ci highest 66sci lowest 65sci closed at
G5sc.
New York, July 9l.-Petroleum firm;
United closed at csc,
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Sure Cure for Piles.

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases
Of ten years standing. No one need auller
ton minutes after using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. 1t alb
serbs tumoru, allayB the itching at onCe
acts as a poultice, gives instant and pain.
less relief. Kirk'r German Pile Ointment
Is prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box Is warranted by oul
Agents, Logan 4 90. and Richardson &
Goodwin.
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mai
on receipt Of price, 6Oc and 81 per box,
KIRK MEDICINE Co..
MwFaW proprietorg, Lorain, Ohio.
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a l. TIME.
A Newspaper Mnn Sets upthO Drinks With
Unsatisfactory Results.

-
A Newspaper Man Sets uptho Drinks With
Unsatisfactory Results,
NtO York Times.
l had heard that tobacco and flies did
not agree, go l lighted the blacklist Pipe |
could find, but that fly frolicked through
the fog as though no had at last found
something he could reslly enjoy. Then
got q lump OF sugar and soaked 1t in hotel
whisky, which ID somewhat less deadly
that than prussiC aCid, but which /
shrcwdly conceived would at least weaken
that ily's intellect and enable me to cap.
ture him alive. ! set out the sugar and
pretended to be absorbed ia my subject.
For half an hour the fly refused TO notice
II, but finally his curiosity got tho better
OF bis Judgment and he went for It. His
method q taking drink was to uniurl a
species OF black hose with q sucker at the
end OF 1t, and insert this with great dex.
terity between the crystals. kept per.
ieCtly still. lIe took II toddy, and
banded his hind legs, took another
drink aud banded his fore Eless, took a
third drink and polished his eyes, took a
fourth drink and gave hlmselfa rubbing
down all over.
expected every minute 10 soc him curl
up and die in great agony, for ! know
| what Warrington hotel whisky Is, but the
more toddieB he took the more risky he
grew. Finally / thought l would wait
until no got sleepy, and then l would steal
softly up and accomplish his ruin. ]
waited in vain. Having filled himself up
with the exhilsrsting beverage | had pre-.
pared, that fly entered upon q shameless
course oil depravity which eClipsed the
wildcat efforts OF his sober moments. He
seemed to view my having set up tho
drinks In o light OF the cordial approval
Of oil his previous sctionu and now pro.
Cesded TO whoop things up and show me
what he could really do. He threw son.
%craaults backward and forward, no tied
his legs up in hard knos and unrayelled
them again with amazing rapidity, exeCu-
ted piroutte on my pen aud cracked hia
heels together, climbed over each particu.
lar hair Of my head, used my eyebrows
as a door mat, pretended to think my cal
was q telephone and skated down the
bridge OF my nose. l have sepn llqpor
bring out the deviltry oil a cowboy aud
make an Apache dcliriously hloodthirsty
and cruel, but never have I seen dopravity
break SO utterly loose as 1t did In that IN.
toxiCated Washington fly.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
j (OFRR ATING)
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH RI
Condensed tlpte.lRblp Of passenger trnLnS cor
rF tad IN IUNE.b lsS6 -CNntTHl standard Time;
E1ST Am NORTH 10 TITisBVEdI Ann CLEVRLINH.
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The FronlIer photograrher.

Chicago Herald.
Talking about photographers" said
young lady who reclined lazlly in one OIL
the Rock Island Roads luxurious chair
cars, ~ have been out West on q visit 10
my married sister-wsy ont where there
isn't:much but prairie and wind,you know,
Well, there's q photographer lhere-Td
like to know where you can 90 in this
country and not lind one-and he was q
good Que. Nothing would do my sister
but we must so up and have our pictures
taken, and 80 we went up, l sat first. He
arranged me in the chair, an old wooden
one, aud placed my head in the rest, which
was an old pitChiork, with the sharp end
Of the tines broken oil. Then what do
you suppose the nasty brute did? Well,
no fixed his old camera and then took
huge quid OF tobacco out OF hiu mouth,
threw 1t Rgainst the wall higher than hii
head, and said; "Now look right at that,
mum, hold Htill and look purity"
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Mrnt tho rlnno N.snpn.
San FmncAco Chrontcle,

San FfatcUed ChFOnipiE,
1t was over at one OF the picnic parks.
The leader Of the band arrived and went
10 survey the place and the music. lie
came with two or three Of his musicians
to the plano. They got their instruments
out and were tuning them when the pro.
prietor CANT along. Just as he came up
10 them the leader wac sounding tho note
on the piano. "Too low said he to the
Cornetj too low.H whats thatP6 said
the proprietor. 1.-THE piano-too low
that's ali" "Here, jake" yelled the pro
prietor to a carpenter across the place
"Hrre, Jake; this piano wants raisin',
Just tell him how high you want It. Thatt
what he's paid for. He'll raise II thrOG
feet II you need 1t. l don't want nc
slouchin' Of this music"
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How tlIe Anarchists and Communists Are
Dealt With In France,
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Smnt,1et 3csotts.
THE GREAT SEASIDE RESORT.

Terms for the Summer Of 80, beginning JunO1,
reduced % to 10 percent, and the highest EtandGd
excellence maintained. Situated within 100
yards OF Fort Monroe, the largest fertilization In
the United States. The scenic attractions Of The
place arc unrlvNlled. Daily target practice, guard
mounting and drCts parade.
Excellent boating, FiAhlng and Driving, and The
surf bathing the finest on the Atlantic coast Per.
feet In cuiIlnO and appointments. Accommodates
1000 guests. Afternoon concerts by U. g. Atty
sChOol land and nightly hops. Prominently q
Resort for Southern People. Pure ocean air, free
from malaria aud conducive 10 rnitcahing sleep.
Average temperature for summer, .76'. Send for
liluGltat0d descriptive pamphlet aud terms.
myl y. N. riKE. Manager.
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Mrs, Cleveland calls Grover to Task,

Mrs, Cleveland Calls Grover to Task.
WSShtR0tOn Post,
"Groyer, step here for a moment
ayes, dear; what is itP"
NGrover, did you write that letter to
Albany-thst one right there, that my
dyes, darling, ha.hs! pretty well turn
cd, don't you think sop
"Have they printed 1t Just exactly aa
you wrote it. Grover2 Just look over it
"Why, yes, dearest-I thought it would
please 's@@ .; that's just as l wrote it,
swell, Grover, it remarks lin present
surroundings and in all that the future
may have in store | must revert to the
time ! lived in Albany as the happiest
periodot my lile,l IsLhat as you wrote it2"
Certainly; that h-didn't they put it
on2-hang 'eml they left that of! /
added, Excepting the last six or seven
care you perfectly sure you added that,
Mr., O!syeland2 Very well. l will forgive
you, then"
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Mlint sl,c Neoded Most.

D0N0n IFdhJcTIpL
Thcy sat in au open horse car, taking
with the thorough indifference TO The
universe customary Of those vehicles, and
she sighed: "Yelly l should like to "a
away; l would like to CHANGE He wa
silent for two blocks, and then his feeling
could no longer be restrained, and he bur0
out: "ChRugel Great SCottl You've beer
In the Everett and Winter Hill and Egleu
ton square and Longwood avenue car
ever since summer began, and one day l
ralned and you said 1t made the country
seem different. Changed What you need
ID 10 stay at homo aud got acquainted will
the children" And lie did not say 4
angrily either. lie believed every Sylla
bic oft.
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MI, De CHANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR wHEEI4Ed, ", VA,

Tho thlry.eIghth year oil this ~wolLknown Acad'
,my. under the charge Of the Visitation Nuns,
oreas on the inst Monday oil September next, and
continues ten months
pnpns received at any TIM in the session.
Tbo,e who delrc to place their daughters In an
,suIn!on aourdIDg exceptional advantages In
me WAY Of healthIul and delightful location, ex'
~Ilent board, thorough discipline and instruction
=, Tho hands OF lifelong teachers, in every depart
mept o, female education, including the modern
languages and music, should send Tor a catalogue
Of this lChOOl, Address,
Directressot the Academy Of tho Visitation,
MT. De CHANTAL,
.,o,n,w Near Wheeling, W. Va.
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Henry LdGOuehae, NJ r., IA london Truth,
We have solomnly declared that Ireland
has q right TO a domestic Parliament. The
Tories refused TO do this Justice 10 ireland.
When Pharaoh declined 10 let the Israel.
ties 20, Moses did not stick at TITLES but
ralned down plaques upon the Egyptians.
We must follow his example. Salisbury
must not sleep on q bed Of roses. We
must DO Q militant party.
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Medical TUstlmony.
lOO WEsr FoR1Y.NINrn sT9EEE,

EEw YoRE, June 6, 1889,
Having in the course Of a large practice
extensively used Allcock's Porous plaatert
in the various diseases and conditions OIL
the lungs and pleura, and always with
success, 1 recommend their use In that
most %aQgravating disease, Summer Ca
tarrh or Hay Fever strips OF Plaster ap.
piled over the throat and chest will afford
great relief from the choking tickling In
the throat, wheeling, shortnets Of breath
and pains In tho chest.
MwrAw r. McCONNIcE, NJ. D.
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DR., MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

VIII c,ife Diseases OF the Kidneys, Gravel, dlcet,
gtficlufeL, and all Urinary aud UfOthrRl Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness,
Los Of Vlgor, Premature Decline IN MAJ, Early
Decay, 1mpO.enCy caused BY errors Of youth. q:
and nose, ulcers, erupti0nB, Bcfoiula, tetlef, salt
rhcuin, and all blood and skin di'CAsos. Female
WeakreSS speedily cured. GOn0rthca cured In
three DAYS pfico o 90, Bold in wheeling, W. va,
by !. y. hooking, Druggist son1 BY mall seated
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" ~ " I0NNWNW'
Here 10 the test 10 which the famous
swords manufactured Tor the English army
are subjected At sollngOni The blade has
first Of all To- support q weight Of sixteen
Kilograms placed Upon ig point without
showing the least detection, This pres.
sure ID then increased 10 such Oh extent %
10 cause the bending blade 10 shorten by
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The temple Of Belus at Babylon Is said
10 have been 600 feet high.


The best sAlye In the world for Cuts,
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