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Smyrna times., 1889-01-16
MOUNTAIN COMMERCE.
STREAMS ARE THE PRINCIPAL HIGH
WAYS IN EASTERN KENTUCKY.

How the MOuntaineer Gets His Supplies.
The Push BOat' ana the Method Of
Navigating It-Traveling Up Stream ON
the Big Sandy.
Among the many novelties which the
stranger finds among the mountains of
eastern Kentucky few will interest a man
Of practical turn of mind more than the
! public highways. The mountain roads,
except where a mountain gap is to be
crossed, are the mountain streams. In
consequence there is scarcely a cross road
or four corners in this county outside of
this, the only village in the county, but
wherever creek forks or a brook enters
a creek the road forks.
Under Kentucky law the county Judge
decides where and how new roads shall
be laid out. The ordinary mountain road
Is laid out six feet WIDE and the roadway
proper must be graded not less than two
feet wide. But Judge Wagner, of this
county, IS an enterprising citizen, who
desires to improve the country, and in
consequence he has refused to issue anv
order for year past for roads less than
nine feet wide. This may seem narrow to
northern farmers, who lay out private
lanes at least rod wide, but in a country
where travelling is done on horseback, and
where the vehicles for transporting goods
OF any sort, even in summer, are narrow
sleds, the pine foot road is a novelty
winch has set the county to talking.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-16

E8~ If you want Envelopes Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Tags, Circulars. or anv
hlng III the way OF Printing, give us call
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
New Business Locals.

WEATHER very warm all over the
country.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
Aiicgany County, Maryland.

tlEIittn 1ll'iItN ana tSllN -Ilnt- tIdt II 10
say, ON the
18th and 18th Days of May,
1889,
at the respective places hereinafter named. for
the purpose of aSCertainng and registering in
the proper registry of voters and poll books
election districts and election precincts, and
also to strike from the books those who have
become DISQUALIFIED.
DISTRICT No. l-Orcans.
The officer of registration for the LIST Flee
tion district (OrlcanS) will sit at his residence
at Canal funnel,
RANDOLPH SPRlGG,
officer of Registration
DISTRICT No. 2-Oldtown.
The officer of registration for the ID Flee
ton District tOldtuwn) will sit at the store of
John ". Car,cr, in Oldtown.
JOSEPH l.. CRARrREE,
officer of Registration
DISTRICT No. 3-FIintstomc
The officer of registration for the 81 Flee
tom District (FlintStOuel will sill at his resi-
dcurc, near Rush. OWEN MCELFISH,
Officer of Registration
DISTRICT No. i-Cumbcrland Canal
The officer of registration for the lth Flee
ton Cumberland canaN District will sit at
the office ut Alex. King, No :, South Liberty
street JOHN CRADDOCK,
Officer of Registration.
DISTRICT No. 5--Cumbcrland Wills
The officer of regis ration for the 9Th Flee
tou District Cumberland WITS Creck) will
at 1t his office, 90. lS3 North Centre street, in
Cumberland. JOHN l.. WOLFF,
officer of Registration.
DISTRICT No. G-C Cumberland River
The officer of registration for the 9th clcr-
tom District cumberland River will sit at his
office. No. 10 Washington street iii tumhcr
land. j. SEMMES DENECMON
Officer of Registration.
DISTRICT No. r Rawlings.
The officer of registration for the 1th Flee
uon District Rawlings will sit at Rawlings
store, Rawlings station.
\. r. RAWLINGS,
officer of Registration,
DISTRICT No. Westernport.
The officer of registration for the Sth Flee
tlon District (Wc>tcrmpurU will sit at the store
of William Hooking, Nam street, Western
port. WILLIAM HOOKING, in,
officer of Registration.
DISTRICT No. 9-Earton
HE officer of registration for the 9TH Flee
ton District tBartoD will sit at the store of
John and II. Creutlherg, in Barton.
MICHAEL. NAUGHTON,
Officer of Registrations
DISTRICT No. lO-Lonaconing.
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DISTRICT No. Cumberland Central
yh, on;,or nr registration Gar ,IoIiI, H..
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prrriu.t Nn ~ + " InI,n.'.n, " :, -, ~,
store, l2S Baltimore street.
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olllcer OF Registration.
DISTRICT No I1-Fast Innar,uiuu
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
MINING JOURNAL.
WEEKLY
J. -. ODER. PutIi~hor
Erostburg. Md. MayII. 1850
W tiIikI4Y
i'roStburg. Md
May II. 1850.
GENERAL ITEMS or LOCiL
INTEREST.

cor" /" NcbrdsLo. Writing rrc,n,
~ IN lF'sf'r" H,So"r"t>. John Hydc. the
economic aud statistical writer. ana
yves the reports of the United States
Department of Agriculture for the last
sin years. and finds that they show the
corn crops of Nebraska to average, a
larger weld per acre thai: those Of any
other of the great corn producing
States: II larger number of bushels per
capita, either OF those cmploycd IN
raising them orot the culIrc population
OF the state, than any other State or
territory. and, most significant of all
have larger percentage OF Il mcr
charitable standard than those Of
even the most highly favored of it.,
competitors. Two million acre, of
free government land, suitable for zen.
"rtI farming purposes. and three mil
lion acres more, adapted fo >torkraiS-
my aud dalrylng, are still subject To
entry along the various lines of the
Burlington III Western Nebraska. No
drought, no hot winds. no malaria.
Folder giving map and full particular,
also a large roller map of the United
States. sent free on application to /.
:. EustIs. G.. +. y L. A.. C., b. Il -.
Il. H., Chicago, III.
VERY THIN CHOWDER The dialogue
which follows appears to illustrate the
case. 1t happened in Clarified:
Uork"9m"n'S ,rjf,-Thcrc isn 4 thing in
the house to eat.
Uorkmg~""I know it. but what can
do The mine is closed, for want of ORDER,
and can find work anywhere.
Uvt-Well, go to the bureau drawer aud
bring me that ventilation law which YOU had
passed the Legislature. I'll Cuti upand boil
It, Maybe 1t will make soup, If not hash
WEATHER very warm all over the
CDuutr\
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

Worth Its Weight In GoId.-If YOU
feel dePress ed, your appetite is poor and you
are troubled with Dizziness of the head
Biillousne-S or Dyspepsia, DR. Lees Liver
Regulator will cure you. Trial size bottle,
free. well known physician III New York
advises all his patients that suffer with Coughs
and Colds to use Puritan Cough and Con
sumption Cure. At |. &. lambert Drug
Store
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

Only Trial NeCcssary.-To show you
what Red Cloud Liver Beans will do for
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels
They cleanse the system eitcctuallv 50 that
pure blood refreshing sleep, health and
strength surely follow. Trial package free at
CulbornS drug store
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
FOR SALE.

L HORSE. CARRIAGE AND HARNESS,
The horse is one of the finest in the State .
will weigh about | 200 lbs; . years old, per
fectiy sound, aud any lady can drive him.
Anyone wanting fine family horse will find
him perfect DR. WILSON.
May I
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

\ Safe Invest l. one which is
guaranteed To- bring you satisfactory results,
or III case at failure return Of purchase
price ON tins 'atc plan You can buy from
our advert Sed druggist buttl, of DR. kings
New Discovery for Consumption. II Is guar
antecd to bring relief IN every case, when
used for any affection of Throat, Lun"s, or
Chest such a. Consumption, inflammation
of Lungs Bronchitis, Asthma. Whuoping
Couch, Group etc, etc. II Is pleasant and
agreeable t" taste perfectly safe, and can
always be depended upon. Frat bottles TOO
at |. {. Lamhort'- Drug store
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
New Advertisements.
business Change.

| HAVE sold to Mr.. Il. q. COLBORN the
! goodwill, stock and fixtures of my drug
store in Fro>tburg, and cordially commend
him to the same partialty my numerous
customers have So generously shown to me.
/ hope to effect settlement at an early day
with all who are indebted to me and to whom
! ava indebted. !. &. LAMBERT
hey to add 10 MIR. lambert card the hope
that | shall be able to merit the contIu-
uaIrc at the patronage he has enjoyed. To
this end / have secured the services of a thor
uushlv competent druggist. Meanwhile Mr..
Lambert will remain in tine store and give the
business his accustomed attention.
Nav ll-.H Il. &. COLBbtN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
BuckIen's Arnica SaIyc.- The Ee+

BuckIen'S Arnica SaIyr.-rhe Best
Salve in the world for Cuts, Rruse, Sores,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever SORES, Tctter,
Chappcd Hands, ChIhlainS, Curus and all
Skin EruPtlons, and positively cure; Piles. or
no pay required. It i, guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, ar money rcfunurd.
Price - cent, per ho>. For ale by !. {.
Lambert.
Persons Wishing to Improve their memories
or strengthen their power al attention should
send to Prof. LusCttc, 80 ll'th avenue, \. y.
for his prospectus post free" u, advertised in
another column
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

No s-Phla,la. ENpr,a, arrives. 80 a IN
2-CumhcrlIud Zap. q. lis pm
" G-Ilmitcl Mail q. I.5I I'm
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

Litr's MistakcS.-So Somebody has con
dcnsed the mistakes of life and arrived at the
conclusion that there are fourteen of them,
The greatest Of all mistakes is to allow a sim
pl" Cough or Cold to take its course which
always ends III deUth check it in time by
use of Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure
Price p cents. At |. &. Iamhert'~ Drug
Store
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
Every Home should Have It.-Itis

TNVIN TOI'' NTI"lIT'I IIaN' II" TTI- not
always CONVENIENT To- call a physician for
every little ailment Having Red Flag oil
IN the house you have Il physician always at
hand. 1t Kills Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Burns Bruises and all Aches and Pains Price
- cents. There are few things in this life of
which We may he certain, but this Is one of
them, Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure
has no equal for Coughs Cold, and Consume
ton. Price - cents AT l. e. Iauhert's Drug
store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races. Jerome Park 2:So p m
Katrina Shamrock yacht race, NeW'fork fach' S1uo
course.
Hudson River Yacht Club regatta
William L. Howard trial before Recorder smy'h'
prank RAFFERTY, INQUEST CoroncTs once, IL a. IN.
W. l. Bishop case Grand Jury.
postonice Investigation Comm sson noon. ,.,
Theatrical Managers Protective Assoc"aon' ASAe""
Txam,nsron Of candidates for admission TO Normal
School. =. ,,..., IN . m
reformed Pastors meeting No. 26 B'ade'G ~ q m
Raptst Ministers Conference, Fifth Avenue bapus'
Church. IL q. m.
Emigration Commissioners meeting.
Architectural League dinner. Morello.% D. NJ
Columbia College Trustees meeting, D. m.
Academy Of Sciences, Columbia College, p. m
Cacaouc Historical Society De La sale lhsu'u'e'
p. m. ,-,. s.,,,,-r D,,ros
ton Of the Dad No. IL West Thirty nrstst. p M
XVIIth Assembly District Republican Club picnic
hon park Ope.hundred. and eghth'st and Ninth'Ave
odd Fellows memorial service Bercan Baptist Church
p. , g.. c,,..A G
p 10. ,,.-., .z...,,t,-,or,
BENJAMIN Harrison War Veterans enterAhmcnb
vyefser,s Washington Hall Brooklyn. p. m
Brooklyn Home for Consumpuves festival lSta hcs''
ment Armory, 2. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
PLUCRY MOLLY FIYSEY.
~ ' N .
From Tho Lewiston j

From Tho Lewiston JOufUdl
Perhaps the most romantic Of all the tales OF ancient
Brunswick town tMcJ Is that OF Molly Flnney, and
how she got a husband. II has a Wild beginning but
a good old-iashUncd ending
in Il JJ tho Eastern Indians were In most war
like and ierucous mood. They mG.saCrcd many Of
BnswlCk's settlers, and one night made raid on the
house OF Thomas Means, At Flying Point" They
battered IN the door and dragged out Means and his
family. The settler fought them mantully, but hi,
fato was scaled Two Indians hold hi~ arms while
a third shot the brave man through the body With
his own rife Meantime Mrs. Means back into
the house with her infant and vsnly tired 10 barrie ale
tho door With force yclls they burst into the house
again and with bali killed tho infant and porcel
the mothers breast.
Molly Finney was Mrs McAns's sister, blooming
young damsel hlgh-cOlOrrd and plump They seized
her in her nightclOhcs and carried her of 10 Canada
giving her a BLANKET 10 help cover her. Al Quebec
hsy sold her farmer for dollars I'm money and
q bottle OF strong water For long time Molly
worked In this farmers fields but he suddenly became
Jealous OF n young French Canadian who was seen
10 pay her some marked attentions, and locked her
In her chamber m his house.
About this time there came 10 an anchorage before
Quebec certain bold Captain Mcclellan, OF Falmouth.
Me- In his fast bhgautinc. Io learned MOllys story
and secretly arranged with her plan for her escape.
One night he threw a rope TO her window aud Shc
and her rcscuer were sailing rapidly dFrn tho st.
Lawrence before stif breeze, bound for Falmouth
You can guess the sequel-hOw they fell IN love and
were married.
II ever girl deserved q good husband II was Molly
Ftnney and hope shc was beautiful and true q
woman as It did behOove the valiant captain to take
10 wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
A rAMMAYY oPFlcERoLDEE ARRESTED.
PROTECTING 4 BAn.xErrrn FROM ARREST by

PROTECTING 4 BARKEErER FROM ARREST by
A THREAT or USING MS "PILL.'
Agent John J. Kant, Of the society for The Proven.
ton Of Cruelty 10 Children, arraEuod Edwap! Hare
ir before Justice Power. az the E-,cv Market Police
Court YESTERDAY Har IS a member of tho 1ammauy
Hall General Committee from Tho NlNrI Assembly D.,
trct and holds e. 900 position In thr County Clerks
once. Harcs father keeps liquor store At No. Ia
Flrst-ave on "wednesday night Agent Kant saw
bernard McGovcn, the bsrkcepcr In the pIacr soil To
Kate OMEN. age ten, Of 40. 30 East 1cuth,t..
pint Of ale and when Kant cnd"ayord 10 arrest him
for selling 10 a minor Hare intcrfercl and Threatened
TO use his influence TO have him dsmIN.ed from tho
Society Iarc also threatened 10 shoot him, and called
him vile and abusive names. The barko"per escaped
arrest that night, but arrested on tho following
day and was held for trial. Tar heard that war
rant was out for his Arrest and kept out Of the way
untl Saturday, when Agent Kant ar, ted him az hi,
desk I'm the County Clerks Office II" wa, locked up in
the MadlsOn-st. police station and subsc Iuruly
secured his release on bail lie denied the charge
against him and Justice Power held him In SJOO bail
for examination on June TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
oAruEREp ABOUT THE TowN.


The s,mday-school OF the German Presbyterian
ch,,rcb celebrated its fifth jubilee last nghe Inc
Rev p Vollmer and ex-Congressman Darwin H. James
-. sddrcEses Tho school organized on June /.
1874 with twenty three scholars and three "Hhels'
and IL now has $50 scholars and forty toacnes'
Great preparations in progress for tho Sunday
school anniversary celebl ation which VIII take place
nm wednesday Last year the dare Fixed was May
o. but OF late years It has been found that tho Wedh
was not sufficiently warm and pleasant at that time
and the date changed in the hope OF securing
fine day for the little ones To paraic. Inc s"lidS
school host this year will be in twelve divisions ana
an aggregate Of 10000 children VIII lake part
in the celebration.
The l30th New.York Volunteer Veterans, and Doane
Post. Grand Army OF the Republic. General ilorSllp
r king commander attended special service last
night at the Fleet street Methodist Episcopal Ohu'h
A delegation consisting OF MeSsri. Horace II" blrsSer,
Robert D. Benedict and A. \. Lewis ptGsIdcl,,s W
trn seventh Twchtieth md First Ward Republican
associations will 60 Ia Washington To-Day 10 WHe
the appointment of Theodore b. Wits a surveyor vi
the Port They will take with them many suons
testimonials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
4 poo THAT TAKES THE PAPERS.

From The BaltimWH NU'iFh MI
Thomas shauks Is the possession Of large infeEehs
Newfoundland dog. who gurs by N" name OF b"hhi''
I'm T,ur,day Mr. Shanks walked into oil" The American
a., . and ,nId tho dog that this 4" tn" American
U,,Tr 4, b., wanted him On" dog 10 come back ana
70, an \rcrican~ The dog shook his head, a' much
A. ~ ,ay. understand Mr. NhanH lrit :" ~.
o.. doc lut I'm about two minutes IN" clerks "err
,i,rrSl 10 zee tho noble animal enter tho door pIae
hs fuc paws the counter. open nj. iars" n"u t
oaurr In his mouth which hc horr safely IN his master
Ia waited IN m" corner Of Holiday aud haunoro SIS
~, d,g a vol known A. tho nrwsboys' friend Al
ri,bt bs master will tell him Ia 90 70 The mrs. news
hny and purchase a paTcr. lie AWAY thI""n q
w. 49,, ON he ground whch the dog picks up. runs
az and Jumps on tho first newshoy hc hnds; ana ater
Jr,rnlns the n'ckcl IN tho boys hand and receiving
10 ''nr,ner he run, OF. never waiting for change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
OUTGOING STE4nEkS
TuEzDAI lime L
SYIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. JUNE a 1859
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YORK.............SU SUNDAY, JUNE 1889
ARRIVED.
nso and so HeudesonDrOS Arrived at tho
BaT nj = -. .,,-, ,,-, A., n,
ous.a.iowp gG with ndso passengers Vernon
IrUwn A Co Arrived AZ tho BAR At go m.
u.s. ballast Gospoi Iubc Arrived at the BaI ~ M
STEAMER Il GS.SSSs Foase Arrived a. The Bar At
80 steamer Trinidad ,Br, Fraser Bermuda days mdso
aud passengers ouorbrdge Co. Arrived At the Bar
steamer Tonawanda Carson Daren with lumber to South
sgsSs City Of Gloucester Young Point Va with
mdse 10 old Dominion Sc Co. ..-- .
BARK Ragna Nor olsen Hull 20 days. with olif stone to
BsrE Loeb Rama Rr Boyd LondSn 80 days with cement
BaTS q die Zaldo Miller 81, JAgo IL days with sugar 10
O XmSineE 4 CO. vessel 70 wnydeli a Co ~,
with sugar Rowland Aspinwal vessel To " Parker e
bark Geo Corbitt tBr Mobiles 81 Vincent IL days with
moiasses AugNr aud passenger to Rowland Aspinwall
Bsrk Aibcmarc FORBES Johns PR. 10 days with mdse
and ! nassengeT 10 I. w a Armstrong
E seht T6aiiina tBr, spoaage Dsmerara II days with
sugar and passengers 70 1ate Muller a CO. , 10.
and passenger 10 Gomez Prarl!l yesseIo Miller Bun
schr Harold CoussnG Davis ~ Cruir days with molas
and sugar Batram Bros vessel 10 Pickering Co.
sUEsET-At SANITY HOOK. wind light sw clear. Al city
Island. wind light SW: clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Caroline Miller Miller Port de PaH 70 days. with
logwood and passenger to F Elliott
SAILED.
steamers Truro CITY, Ior London Donat Lyerpoo Hn6oo
Hun; sir Garnet Wolsoey Queenstown HamPshTe, BOT
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMER1
FOREIGN PORTS.
9UEENsIogS Jgne 2sSlcd steamer, SsT" Es
SOUTHAMPTON, June sailed steamer Vera 'Srr'' BUS"
ANTWERP. jane Sailed steamer WeSternlAna 'besh
Boyer fro Nsv.YOrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

errorsBrooklyn 9 st. Louis O. First base on oansby
Caruthers l. by King l. Left bases-Brooklyn 2 ST.
Louis 4. Struck out-By Caruthers B. by King D. sacn
zee hits-Collins 1. Three.base hits-Dunee l. TWO
base hits--Ring l. Burns /. Passed balls-Boyie l.
TIMELY. Umpire-Daniels.
The League race to date shows the Boston nine
stiu In the lead, with Philadelphia second and New
York and Cleveland tied for third place The steaay
game being played by the Boston team, OF late, IS
beginning to frghten the friends OF Of the other
teams Whether the nine will win the pennant or
not can be better estimated after its coming tour OF
the west The Giants are not doing we'll as their
friends would wish, considering the poor CONDITION
IF many Of their best players the nine is not doing
poor work The record is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
, NEW SYNAGOGUE DEDICATED.

Tho first Jewish Synagogue estaDilshed III 'o'S'S
City was dedicated yesterday by the kaool WIN mo
td ~ members Of the congregation and number OF
Christians The synagogue Is in Firs-si., ann was
formerly tho Bethel Mission II was bought OY inc
CONGREGATION Of the Sons Of Israel and Handsomely
fitted up for its present uses. The services ye''er
day were interesting. Seats on the platform W'rr
occupied by the Rev. Benjamin Drachman' piosm'ht
OF the congregation, Mayor OrcStes CieNela'' H"o"'
C,,cEman, rho Rev. c. g. Blctt pastor of the Bergen
Reforncd Cburh, Major z. X. PsngbOrn and several
proninent citizens there being about equal numbers
NJ Hebrews and Christians. Rabbi Joseph, OF New
York was expected but was unable TO pc p!GSeht.
Tho seryices opened with song after which MAYOR
Cleveland presented the key of the synagoGnc 10 fTl
dent Drachman. Addresses were delivered by inc
De- nv n Drachmau OF New Ork, the Rev. DR.:
Brett the Rev. Dr. NJ. Weschlcr, Major PanGborn ana
ntha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A nEER BREWERY BATTLE.

There was brought 10 light yesterday, at meeting
o. the Central Labor Federation. unique fight be-
tween two large beer brewing companies. Tho Bud
welser Brewing Company It is alleged. is, by purely
business methods attempting TO injuro the business of
tbe BROOKLYN Bohemian Brewing Company. The
method employed is that Of giving large commissions
IN b,uor dealers barkeepers to sell Budueser beer
IN MACE of Bohemian beer. This action on the part Of
The Dudweiser Company is objected 10 by the Journey
men prewers' Union, as the Bohemian Company EN-.
nIoys members Of tho union which Will send out cir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
yOrRfsHING THE TEETH.

From The Analyst
Teeth ar Just as easily starved 70 death as the
.,,rr,rb In one way n f. blessing 10 have been
Errn OF moor parents What food tn poor give their
children Is Of variety that goes 70 maxi" strong bones
and teeth. -,,.,.- -.
tgcn vuh nour shm"nt II makes the drn'in"'
rcmrn'um and enamel strong hluiNkr ana AoI' IN
80 ali forms ~ dnrav y YOU have children never
allow any white brad upon your iabl". hreal
mad ~ hole wheat ground. not bolt~h 50 that the
49, vbfrb contain, tho minute qualities ~ limo Is
pr,scnt {, host 10 mako good, wholesome. hour-
.hirg hrrai take bowls OF vh"a' meal ana on,
bowl 81 whito or boltri nour ana. name oS "o "'"H
process. -, -. ,..o ,,a
Nothing Is superior 10 brown broad Tor oonHH a na
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