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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-18
DEATHIN ITS WAKE.
A Terrible Storm Passes Over Pennsyl-
Vania,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July IA severe
windstorm accompanied by heavy fall of
rain and thunder and lightning passed
over this city about s O'Clock this evening
The wind blew a perfect hurricane and
considerable damage was done in the up
per section of the city. The schooner Mel
lie and Matte, of Trenton, lying at Allie
gheny avenue wharf, was blown out into
the stream and capsiZed in the channel
Only one man on board was rescued.
Dispatches from NorriStown and Lock
Haven, Pa, report heavy storms with
damage to property.
CAMDEN, y. j., July 17.-Tonight's storm
was very severe in this locality. \ small
yacht containing five men and boy was
overturned in the Delaware river off Cra-
mer hill wharf. in the northern part of
the city. Edward Barford, of Philadel-
phia, was drowned, the other occupants
escaping.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, July 17.-At 5
O'Clock this afternoon cyclone swept
over HellertOwn, five miles from here Its
path was from northwest to southeast.
Hotels and residences were unroofed
and church Steepies were blown down.
The Heller town agricultural works were
totally demolished. The building was
blown on the wOrkmen, seventy of whom
sustained scalp and body bruises. John
Freeman, aged II. was instantly killed
ASHLAND, Pa, July 11.-This town was
visited this evening by a rain and hail
storm, the like of which has never been
seen here before. Hail stones the size of
hens eggs fell and broke every window on
the north side of all buildings Houses
We're unroofed and fruit crops in the farm
ing villages are entirely destroyed.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, July IA violent
rain and windstOrm passed over this city
this afternoon. The roofs of number Of
houses We're blown off
TRENTON, y. J., July IA destructive
storm of wind, hail, rain and lightning
visited this city this afternoon unrooting
a number Of houses. Michael Corcoran
and Louis Schlegel, who took refuge under
a tree when the storm came. were struck
by lightning and killed. Four persons
We're stunned and fell to the ground at the
base ball grounds.
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Ia-ye rarrus in Europe.

Baron Hirsch farms more than &c, 900
acres Of land in Hungary, where the
largest agricultural operations IN Europe
are to be met WIKI. Prince Niohclas
Esterhazy. il the same country, Is said
TO farm more than ioo, ,eea acres. This
Is done not upon any metayer system,
but directly through the aESucy OF a
large staff Of overlocksrs- IN France,
supposed to be country OF small farms.
there are some very large ones. and one
az $500 acres, held by Ar. Gail. neSr
Tours, is well kncwn.-Exchange
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-18

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 1.-THE con
ference between the Big Four superin
tendents and employees began early thi,
morning and lasted till l1:30 tonight with
out reaching any satisfactory conclusion
The brakemen and firemen received what
they asked, but the engineers and officials
are so widely apart it Is thought no ad
Justment Is possible.
y ioint committee of fifty-two represent
ing all classes involved will visit President
ingalls, in Cincinnati IN toe morning but
they express little hopes Of an agreement
being reached They say unless their de
mands. which are just, are conceded they
viii strike at once. They say a federation
of all classes Of Big -Four employees has
been formed and they viii stick together
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-18
EYETA STANDS ALOOF.
SAN SALVAD0R'S NEW PRESIDENT
Aggressive.
The Proposed Union Of the Central
American States Opposed
by Him Alone.
Other States Likely to Hold Him to the
Agreement Details of Men
donezs Death.
Evidence Pointing to Foul Assassination
-0verthrown by Byeta, Whom he
Had Well Behiended - Items
from Foreign Countries
WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, July
1.-THE highest temperature was 100.7o, o,
the lowest up to Z p. IN. 73.40, and the
mean So. The wind was south, and the
weather generally cloudless, with a slight
ly rising barometer. The weather in the
northwest was generally cloudy with
northwesterly winds and high barometer
Last year on July II, the highest tenn
perature was 93.0, the lowest 71.7' ,and two
years ago the corresponding tempera-
lures were $40, and GA
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
July Il, s p. m.-Forecast until p. m
Friday:
For Missouri and Kansas-Fair, easterly
winds; cooler.
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A DOUBLE PARRICIDE.
The Terrible Crime of Boy in Hi
nois.

ANNA, Ill, July IA tale of youthful
depravity hard to believe comes from Gore
vile, small town in the western edge OF
johnson county, remote from railways
and telegraph stations.
Monday night when everyone was asleep
man supposed at the time to be burglar
broke into the house OF a farmer named
Morris Sullivan. On being spoken to be
fired pistol at the bed in which Sullivan
and wife were sleeping. The ball struck
Sullivan in the breast, inficting a fatal
wound. Mrs Sullivan jumped out of
bed and threw herself upon the murderer,
but the pistol was discharged again and
she fell wounded in the left breast Her
injuries are pronounced fatal By this
time the alarm had been given and the
nelghbors came in. On securing the MUIR
derer he was found to be Sullivan's 16-year-
old son. He is now in jail A few months
ago the boy poisoned some water which
he gave to mis- parents, but this attempt at
murder failed. He gives as his reason for
committing the crime that he was tired of
waiting for the old folks property
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He Wanted No Nor. oy.roos., Stolen

ne "e1Se0 NO hore OssICO2ts stolcns
A story is told of certain club wag,
who, In his numerous visits upon his
large circle of friends, had had several
overcoats stolen from the hat racks.
Accordingly when he called one cold
night last winter upon lady of his ac-
qudntance he was equipped with long,
fine steel chain, which he attached to the
Siberian" after 1t had been placed upon
the rack, and ooversly paid out the chain
from his trousers pocket 70 its full
length. The end was reached when he
took seat Just inside the parior door.
The precsution leaked out later in the
evening and the undercurrent cynic-
ism of the scheme quite atoned for the
suggestiveness of its carrying out
Clothier and Furnisher.
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GERMAN MIST BE TAIIcHT

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 17.-What is
popularity known as the German ques-
ton" was decided by Judge Rowland to-
day. The decision is in the suit of TheO-
dore Sander against the board of school
commissioners of the city of Indianapolis,
in which the court is asked issue a man
date requiring the board to have German
taught in the lower grades of the schools
Judge Howland holds that German must
be taught, that the school commissioners
have no discretionary powers in the prem
lses and therefore can not abolish the
teaching of the languages in any of the
lower grades of the public schools.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-18

Bilious complaints, constipation, and
nausea, are relieved and cured by Ayers
Pills
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Some Road Takes Exception to Each Pro-
posed Readiustment.

CHICAGO, Ill, July l7-The managers of
the western roads met today to further
consider the committees report on the ad-
Justment of the rates from the Missouri
river and points beyond The AtchiSon
Topeka < Santa Fe effectually blocked
the scheme by refusing toagree to the pro
posed reduction in grain rates from Kan
sas and NebraS "a points 10 the Missouri
river. Ii insisted on protecting its through
business 10y preserving a greater difference
than cents per 100 pounds between the
through rates and the sum of the locals
No amount OF argument could induce the
Atchlson to abandon its position and this
part OF the report was temporarily passed
The meeting then took up the proposed ad-
vance IN cattle rates from 1913 to - cents
per 100 pounds, Kansas City to Chicago.
The Chicago x Alton was in favor of the
advance provided there should he an agree
ment among the roads in interest
Rs TO the proportion of the cattle
traffic each was entitled to and a
division made upon that basis. All
the lines asSented TO this except the Chi
cago, Milwaukee * st. Paul. which stead
lily opposed it. The result was that no
conclusion was reached. Finally a new
committee was appointed composed of
Chairman Walker, President Cable of the
Rock Island; President Marvel. of the At.
Gibson; ElCe-President Newman, of the
Chicago X Northwestern, and General
Manager Chappell, of the Chicago q Al
ton. 10 consider and report upon the situa-
ton. The meeting adjourned subject TO
The call OF the committee
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YSLETA WAR.

Ell PAso, Tex, July III G. Gaal.
claimant for the mayoralty of Ysleta, and
who offered armed resistance to state
o1hcer IN executing warrant, thus pre-
cipitating the Ysleta fight, sued out a writ
of habeas corpus today before District
Judge Falyey and was released on S. 900
bond. His followers were held in smaller
amounts from $3.50 to $500 to await the ac-
ton of the grand jury
w: H. Coidwell, who killed the tele-
grapher, J. H. Brown, about two weeks
ago, had a preliminary hearing and was
committed to jail without bail The tele-
graphers of Texas have raised a purse to
employ counsel to prosecute him.
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sALvATOR'S RECORD BEATEN

MONMOUTH PARK, \. J., July fac
cOrding to the gentlemen who hold the
watches on the Monmouth Park race track
the record of 2:05 made by Salvador for a
mile and a quarter was beaten a second
and a quarter by Banquet the winner of
the Stockton stakes today. Doubt as TO
the correctness of this time is expressed by
many who witnessed the race, it being ar
gued that the timers did not catch the
start before the horses had run a sixteenth
Winners of today's races: Meriden. AM
bulance, Banquet, Kenwood, Saw Wood,
Beauty.
CHICAGO, Ill. July 17.-Winners of to-
days races at Washington park; Arundel
Anne, Elizabeth, Balgoman, Heron, Bar
ney.
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LEAvENwORTH, Kan, July 1I-Last
Sunday morning ten young men entered
the drug store of DR.. ROundtree, at Lin
wood, for the purpose of getting drinks
A quarrel ensued and the crowd began
smashing glasses and bottles in the drug
store. DR.. ROundtree drew a Colt revolver
and ordered the crowd to keep back. Ed
Ford stepped forward and just as the doc
tor drew to shoot him Harold jumped be-
tween them and received the shot in the
right breast. His wound is supposed to be
fatal The doctors preliminary trial was
held yesterday but the result has not been
learned. The people are very indignant.
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A FAMILY BURNED DEATH.

Pierre Meranda consisting of himself, wife
and three children were burned to death
this morning in fire which consumed the
whole building owned by Delaware & Ou-
lett on St Joe street
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,
saw her today in q crowded place,
Ny heart didn't throe and my blood didn't glow
Az looked with critical eye on the face
thought was an angels-a year ago
Yet, perhaps if we played at last years game
II we sauntered now where We used TO go,
arm to arBa, heads close-she'd find me the sam
AS did her bidding year ago.
How wCQ she looks in her fresh white gown!
But this is the folly that naught condones;
For she Is the wife Of Mr. Brown,
And am the husband Of hrs. Jones'
New York Evening Sun.
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THE FAIRS SITE.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 1.-THE ordinance
granting the use of lake front as a park
site for the worlds fair was passed last
night by the city council Amendments
requiring the use of no ess than $50 acres
there, involving the filling in of at least
100 acres of the lake front, at no expense
to the CITY. was adoDted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-18

Cupid's Employment.
We know that Cupid never wears
The smallest sign OF any clothes,
Aud yet, in all our love affairs,
We keep him busy tying besux.
-Clothier and Furnisher.
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DOCTOR PURDY,
Surgeon, OcuIiSt andAuriSt
154NMAIN ST, WICHITA, KAN.

The doctor gives special attention
to the treatment OF all diseases OF the
EYE, including the scientific adjust
meut of glasses to correct imperfect
vision.
CATARACT removed and sight re.
stored TO many who have been totally
blind.
CROSS EYES Strengthened in one
minute.
SORE EYES cured without the use
of caustics or other harmful agents.
ARTIFlCIALEGES GES carefully select
ed and applied.
DEAFN ESS-AlI curabIe cases of
deafness promptly cured.
GLASSES-On1y those who have had
n thorough training should attempt
TO tt glasses. lest they do the patient
more harm than good. Many cases OF
nervousness, irritability, insomnia,
headache, vertigo and seeming stu
pidIty in children are due to defective
vision and are removed at once by the
application OF proper glasses.
Doctor Purdy has achieved a RuC-
cess little less than pheuOminaI AZ "A
general surgeon. treating with great
success defOrmities. club foot, curvE-
ture OF the spine, hip Joint disease.
white swelling, diseases OF the bone,
cancer, ulcers, tumors, old sores, hair
lip, facial blcmishes, skin and blood
diseases, etc. SyphiIes absolutely
cured. Doctor Purdy was late pro
fessor of surgery in the Wichita Medi-
cal College and Surgeon To st, Francis
Hospital, having reliuQuished the
above positions In order TO devote his
entire time to his spccialtics.
y. B. SuperfiuOus hair, facial blem-
lshes, moles, etc, removed by eiec-
tricity. Correspondence solicited.
Consultations free.
h. f. PURDY, NJ. ID.
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BOTH DROWNED.

TORONTO, Ont, July 17.-William Grit
fin, 50 years of age, and his grandson, s
years of age, were drowned in Hum Der
river at Holton village today The boy
fell into the river and the old gentleman
attempted to rescue him, but his strength
failed and both sank.
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Sure cure-Prestons "Hed-Ake." "
TEE AMERICAN RlFL EMFN

BERLIN, July 1.-THE American rifle
men arrived at Bingen last night from
Oberlohnstein. Despite dreuchinC
thunderstorm thar was prevailing when
they arrived, an enthusiastic crowd was
waiting 20 welcome them The city was
decorated and illuminated in honor of the
Americans.
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BALTIMORE, Md, July I7.-At noon to-
day Martin Houck, residing on west LON
bard street, this city, shot his young wife
three times and she can not recover. The
couple were married about five weeks. His
cause was jealousy. Martin has escaped.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-18

Mrs. Goodenough-You're the sixteenth
tramp that's been around here today, and
can't do anything for you.
Mr.. Obadiah Toosood-Sorry. ma am, but
II you'll lemme sleep in the barn over night
I'll be the first tramp ter az for breakfast
ter-morrer-Puck
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Announcements

The wichita Produce company h asbeen
made the wholesale and retail agent for
the celebrated "Ferro- Manganese waters
OF Excelsior Springs. No = " fri sun-tf
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RuRNED TODEATH.

WINCHESTER, n. H, July 1.-THE house,
barn and out buildings of L. E. Doolittle
were burned this morning. They were oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Doolittle, an aged
couple, and an old man named Wright.
Mrs. Doolittle and Wright escaped but old
man Doolittle was burned to death.
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NEXTk . CONcl AVE

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July III. II. Haw-
thorn. grand chancellor Of the State
Knights OF PyThias lodge. i in receipt of
telegram from Milwaukee stating that the
next biennial conclave Of the Knights OF
Pythlas will be held at Kansas City, Sep
telber ISlA
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KILLED In q I0INr

Ell DORADO, Kan, July IA row oc-
CURED here about 8 o'clock this morning
in a whisky joint in which chairs and
glasses were used as weapons. A man bv
the name of Frelder was Killed and Collins
was laid up. Frelder was knocked down
and terribly stamped.
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Quite ImmateriaI.

'You see, " remarked the amateur angler,
Eve left the hotel with a lunch hamper,
two bottles of rye, and our fishing tackle. I"
Have pretty fair sport?" ventured the
guest.
'Feir Gloriousl Only at the start some
internal tramp went to work and stole
OUR
Hamper, eh?"
''Oh, no, not SO bad as thatl Only our
fishing tackleP'-American Grocer.
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Beecham's Pills cure sick headache.
UTAH MORMON MATTERs.

SALT LAKE, Utah, July 1.-THE Utah
supreme court has accepted the resizna-
ton Of Frank y. Dyer, receiver of the
church property and appointed Henry ".
Lawrence, fixing his bond at $4,000.
The canvass of the school election of
Monday was made Yesterday BY Secretary
Sells. The board stands seven liberals 10
three MormonS.
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A Bright idea,

Mrs. Solus-Mary. I hear burglar down
! stairs, and there isn's man in the house
For mercy's sake, what shall we dor
Mary-Let's burn q rag, They'll think
it's Mr. Solus smoking Nobody could tell
the smell from one of mis- cigars.-Boston
Transcript.
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NOTEDTURF MAN DEAD

RICHMOND, Va, July I7.-Major Thomas
". boswell died here today. He was the
Oldest turf man in the United States and
his stock farm at Bullfield one Of the most
noted in the country.
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A Home Thrust.

Spacer--Oh, well, don't care whether
you accept nay jokes or not. can sell
them elsewhere.
Editor--I dare say you can. What has
been done once can be done again, and all
those jokes have been sold before.-Epoch.
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LONDON, July 17.-In the house of COM
mons tonight Mr.. Gouley, a Liberal, asked
whether there was any truth in a cable
dispatch stating that President Harrison,
replying TO Lord Salisbury. had declared
the intention of the United States govern
ment to deal summariIy with British
Sealers in tha Behring sea.
Sir John Corst, in the absence of Under
Foreign Secretary Ferguson. replied that
the government had not received any re-
port that such a statement had been made
by President Harrison. He said that the
negotiations on the Behring sea question
continued.
If fails, money refunded; Preston s
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The 1n1ST NIGrIM

LAKE CITY, Mimi, July 17.-One body
was found this morning, that of little
girl named Rosie Rahder This makes the
10lst body recovered and it is now believed
that all ara out of the water
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A FEW SMALL CYCLONES.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 17-There have
been several severe but brief storms here
in the past few days. At noon today sew
eral chimneys and number of signs were
blown down by cyclone wind, which
lasted only twenty -four minutes.
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NO AGREEMENT.

If fails, money refunded; Preston
"ued-A he. "
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Badly Put.

TITS very kind of you, old fellow, to
come down to see me off,"
Not at all, Bolus, l am only too glad to
do it."-Epoch.
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THREE KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

NORwALK, o., July IA violent wind
and rain storm struck Monroeville, this
county, at O'Clock tonight, doing terrible
damage. lightning struck Otto Goldner's
house killing three sons, Freddie, Willie
and Otto
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SLAUGHTER HOUSES BURNED.

PROVIDENCE, r. T., July III. NJ. Lin
coins slaughter houses at North Living
stone were burned today. Loss $40, 900;
insured
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Not In the Treatment.

Visitor (at lunatic asyiun(-I see you
give your patients amateur photograph
outfits to amuse them.
Superintendent-No, they bring them
with them--New York Weekly.
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oUARRELED OVER THE DRINKS.

1t cures headache only-Praston's He'd
Axe
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She cried: 'oh, darling, do not gol
cannot live without you.
While you're away the hours drag slow;
With jealousy doubt you
Said he: I'm very sorry, dear,
That cannot be trusted;
But 90 must-that fact Is clear
For my suspender,s busted"
-ClothieT and Furnisher.
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Mr.. Pattz-E.I 10 p=izhbo- who hss
Just dropped -D5-No. Evry, cant Say
10, rally, oau't-.hat I enjoy Eo!n' % tu-
nerzls, 'cePTt1'. q course, whsz It's SEs Of
uly oyEn folks -Hs-p~-'s Bzzzr.
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Rn1bhs
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BOkches

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11yos1. and that s4IzyS fs r,a>a5-
erirg 10 khJ0zV eE me fzfEyIf,ss.
Nothing ~ 80 t>1l6risI ~ afgifEsHP
nature ar .SayffEg .srsrgjfl IS. S. -
/fi5 a SIHpkS 5Te>fsblS e01r0zsG II
hGrssAegJ 70 KbS mot es<lf6zIs chslG, y<g
8! (oyc>s kl< potsoE 20 re 5ayf.s.s al
SIsSs.szl<I ~ JrSss ne ti0sG
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IMPERATIVE.

Il was census enumerator, sir."-Pitts-
burg Chronicle.
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N = ct l-EsstID.
As =s se7o-sd alcrg IL ne1eh
When the Esp1sg zde va ioz,
TaGs III @oy's sa~zY speecA.
~hr. Freshly. &c Soa kAsE
You're an casts - raes
CHeTe olUz1s6 seAaI7d ny hz1S);
Year t-e green sso-, - rour11nrec Sc
''Ir is a-.5 =zs1s q SRI
-B-ook-yR IIizzs.xS.s6 kcztsly.
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The Annual Bath

The Annual Bath.
The tramp now seeks the pond or lake
By some untraveled path,
And In some sheltered nook doth take
Again his yearly bath
Boston Courier
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The Excelsior Springs, No.. Waters.
Are sold only in bottles never in buIk
90 W FIJI Sun-tf
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Bradycrotine cured Headaches for Alfred
Robinson, Wilson, n. c..
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THE BIG FOUR TROU9l :

Immediate, harmIess-Preston's He'd