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gstedly. at this amt the slimmest meal ever saw
I'll be d
5000 will /, john" rejoned Mrs. Binks, meekly.
THE GorERNoRSHIP OF PENNSYLVANIA.

THE QUESTION TO BE DECIDED THIS WEEK At
HARRIsBURG-HoPEs OF THE CANDIDATES
Harrisburg Penn, June Ex-senator Delamater ana
General Hastings came in on the same train rom
PHILADELPHIA this afternoon and Joined the advance
guard Of Republican politicians already on the ground
Secretary OF state stone who is looming up promi-
nently compromise candidate was the first TO get
here but like General Hastings, he has quietly
manned at his rooms, preferrng to walt until Monday
before opening regular headquarters 1t will be the
most exciting Republican state Convention ever held
in this city, the element Of doubt making 1t impossible
TO predict the outcome with any degree of certainty.
Chairman Andrews is regularly installed in the State
Committees headquarters at the LOchiel where Sena-
tor Delamater Is also to be found. All the leading
candidates for the various Offices have reserved rooms
at this hotel. Tonight comparatively few delegates
have arrived, but the rush will begin tomorrow, and
by Tuesday the city will be full to overlooking.
Delamater's supporters still sangIine of their
favorte's nomination for Governor but they secretly
admit that senator Quay might decide 10 turn in for
either Hastings or stone They depending solely
upon Quay. II he fails them their cause Is hopeless
General Hastings more confident to night than at any
time during the liz ely canvass now drawing to close
lie said to night: Il have vet said anything
about the outlook for publication. but say
that assurances have reached which Justify the pre-
dicton that ! will be nominated Wednesday,
There was no doubt expressed implied and the
hdence exhibited by their leader has strengthened the
Hastings followers.
Secretary Stone IS also developing unusual strength
as probable compromise candidate. II is stated to-
night upon the most Trustworthy authority that Major
ontooth VIII never consent TO accept second place
the ticket with Deamater and that Senator Quay
failed utterly In making such deal expected
when he Let Philadelphia for Pttsburg The lines Of
all the candidates firm tonight II Is not definitely
known that senator Quay Will be here but his room
at the Lochiel Hotel has been reserved for him.
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OBITUARY.
z. J. HALPIN
.r Coll ge,. Sc. Fourth and F,fM Pases)


T. J. Halpn, n well-known property owner and
real estate dealer the West side, died on SATURDAY
after brief illness at his home, Onc-hundred- and
fortysecond ST. and lIamilton-ave and viii be buried
tomorrow morning in Calvary Cemetery, the funeral
taking place at the Roman Catholic Church OF the
Annunc.aon, one hundred and thirty frst-st ana
broadway. Mr. Halpin was born in Clonmcl. County
Tpperary Ireland, fifty two years He died COM
paratvely wealthy leaving widow and twelve chill
dren. lie was stamp agent in the General Postoihce
during the Cleveland Administration and was a
brother-in-law Of Police Justice Maurice j. Power,
whose sister lie married. lie was one OF the most
generous and patriotic among the leading Ir.shAmer
leans In the city and connected with several OF
the Irish benevolent, social and national organizations
having for their object the achievement Of Home Rule
for his native land. lie was Of the organizers
Of the Bacon and Cabbage Club a social club made
mp Of prominent lrshAmcrlcan merchants. lie was
also connected With the Irish Parliamentary Fund As
ISOLATION OF which Eu Kelly Is president ana was
n liberal contributor to all Irish movements
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AVERAGE speed attained. The test was maze oS "'o
west Side Street Railway Company in chicago
ONE KILLED AND SEVERAL WOONOHD'u
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT on A SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD.

ROAD.
Birmingham. Ala, June 22-The East leh'e,
Virginia and Georgia passenger train NO. b was "io
scoped. by its own engine at go this morning. al
Celera and Ella West, negro nurse In the einpios
Of c. NJ Reynolds, of Alpine, was instantly hiiieu'
The infant child Of Mr.. Reynolds was severely IN
t,,red Mrs Abner Pitner, wife of the conductor
was badly hurt, and several other passengers were
Slightly injured.
The accident happened in peculiar manner. Inc
engine was uncoupled from the train and started for ne
coal shue about three quarters Of mile up the track
II had not gone far when Engineer Griffin saw freight
train coming down the track toward him. seeing la'
a collision could not be avoided, he reversed his
engine and shutting of steam, jumped from the en-
eine followed BY his fireman. The freight en-
CINE struck the passenger engine with full iorce'
and the sudden motion turned on the valve
and the engine started back toward the Stahoins
train at the rate of forty miles an hour. IL
crashed into the express and mail car NO. a. tear
ing 1t from the trucks and sending the tender nan
way through the car. All the passengers jumped
Both engines were totally wrecked.
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AN ALARM WATCH.
From The Manufacturing Jeweller: Paris letter

tFOn Inc MahuldcturlnR JeWtUer: IdflS letter
La Cigale (the grasshopper is the name given TO
q new alarm watch. Mr.. Riolet. who has made it,
simply applied TO his purpose an invention which, In
the toy line was very successful some years ago The
noise produced by the alarm is shrill and con
unuous whereas In the toy, called crcrl, II slow
The principle Is this II, sheet Of hammer hardened
steel thoroughly plain. Nhose borders caught within
@ fiape, has lever fixed perpendicularly TO part
OF It's surface II, besides the end OF that lever Is
moved, then set free result there will be vibra
ton conveyed to the steel sheet. The sound OBJ
tanned Is a sharp smack produced by the sheet in
striking the air The pitch OF the sound obtained by
thai means is In proportion To the size and thickness
OF the metallic sheets employed. In this alarm
watch we see first, hammer hardened steel sheet
caught in circular frame or drum second q lever
rveted on 1t and, third denied wheel acting the
lever. When the wheel moves, each one OF its teeth
causes the sheet TO vibrate that to obtain a
maximum Of sound noise. IL is sufficient 10 we'll
regulate the quickness OF that wheel. The alarm
sufficiently reproduces the grasshoppers shilI singing
70 justify its maker In calling IL la cigaleo and in
having that insect chased in large size OH the
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SUHDAY EVENING CONCERT AT DEyOX LYCEUM

An interesting concert was given at the Lenox
Lyceum last night by orchestra of fifty performers
led by Nahan Frankie large and enthusiastic audi
ence eneored nearly every selection The programme
was Of a varied character aud enabled TO
pare the works Of several composers. Strauss
music took prominent part in the performance
which began with the overture TO Die Fledermaus."
"Wine, Women and song and Artists Life' waltzes
were given and the Blue Danube and La GitanaD
waltzes encores 10 them respectively. There was
serenade by Gilet for string orchestra, aud a
duet for two viohns, played by Max Bendx and Mr..
Tranko, the conductor. Among the more classical
selections the Introduction 10 the swans Song
from Lohengrin," and auegretto from the eighth
symphony, Beethoven SgnOr Del Puente sang a
r0manza from I" Din0rah," Meyerbecr. His second
selection was "'Tis Not True" by Mattel.
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Charles NJ IA Costa well-known lawyer with Offices
a, No II Sassa.., died Yesterday his home No. 20
East Thr,v.clchthst from exhaustion. owing TO sur
ric operation OF tho bladder Mr. Da Costa was born IN
this city nftv.four ago and was an alumnus OF
COLUMBIA, College Of which he formerly trustee.
ras, NINTH he started West on business and taken
seriously 81 at Beaver COLI returning 70 this city on
June He had been III since. and as lat hope an
operation was determined on.
He va = member % tho Union Club and ono of The
directors Of Soc'te de BensiSance 81 Hc"-hoFk.
Decides other chartat- Institutions.
The funeral Will take place A. the Ch1ich 0; the In
eareaoa Th!.ty.nitAt and Madson.s,e.. wednesday
a a IA.
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OPPOSITE VIETS or MATRIMONT.
prryn DEGGAR AND A RED-SosBD TRAMP EN-
CHANGE Condolences.

4 BLIND BEGGAR AND A RED-NosBp TRAMP IA
CHANGE Condolences.
orvc made mp my mind said blind peeHa'' ~
he sank into a seat on a bench IN 'ltS ii"l az"
side a persplrng tramp with rcd nose ''''
can't get along any longer without a Vic y "Ve
ovncpsivc 20 keep boys more nuisance as e''ioe
, h,,r ard besides ne steals the pennies from
. hat nm, a good wife now, would lead me 10 my
,nd IN the morning come for me TO bring me back
-, NIGHT take care Of my money and earn her Keep
besides taking in washing during the day i've
loon .tncIc long enough I'm going 10 get married
right on tomorrow perhaps, this week at the
furdcst.' , -
your blindness too
:. How. that, replied the blind bcggar
aWhv., answered the tramp. " from the idea you
have Of what wife would do for YOU should say
that If marriage does open your eyes nothing ever
WILL
la Ia laughed the blind beggar. uncaSily though
. that's good enough. But then you'll ADMIT my
friend. that some men know how to manage wife
and some don't" and he raised his heavy SUCK ana
malta a ylclous lab with 1t at his lean dog, who eludci
rho blow nmbly from long practice
CAV ayp said the tramp. with a meaning grin,
.I understand mister. but you wouldn't stand no
chance with a woman who had two good eyes ana
a little spunk You remind me OF scene VII
messed at a farm-h house | visited out west on one
~ nv summer tramps. | was hungry. OF course,
and o, pc,t cottage emhowercd in shrubs and vines,
Sccned To invite the weary through 1t, hoSpuaoie
wide.opcn door As approached heard an a~iui
AIN n came from the back of the house peeicl
into the kitchen and there saw small man ana
biz woman lighting terribly , 900. ,oo,,,o
VI. She had him down on the moor ana Waf khceHhh
an his chest, trying to pound aud scratch him on
the lie had both hands tWne Nvcr IN b eyr bea a
a, harS tbat her face was bent down over MS ana
he was not able to hit him much. He was AFRAID to
~ rn and She couldn't. They were Shouting
". so ,Sing ali the while like mad cats. ! knocked
Inmdly mpon the open door to attract their attention
and producing no effect after while caicd ou'
Who runs this house anyway 49,. A., ~, ,oos.,
The couple paused q moment. but did not loosen
,hcir hold a Bit and the little man rolling ms eyes
toward me, gasped ont Stranger h"Vs '"'' ""''
We re trying TO decide"
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A WEDDING.

Batavia y. Y, June 22.-ln the Presbyterian Church
here yesterday Miss Edith Williams. daughter Of Homer
J. Williams, and DR.. John W. Bowling, Of this city.
were married. The ceremony performed BY the
Rev Allen Draper. and was witnessed by large num-
Der Of people, who aft-rwad attended the reception
at the home Of the brides parents. The bride wore
q princesse gown Of white silk with front Of en-
brodered silk muslin and tulle veil fastened with
orange blossoms. The bridesmaids Miss Hurd and
Mis- Joslyn Of NewYork wore dresses Of white crepe
and carried large bouquets of sweet peas The maid Of
honor, Miss Russell, Of Detroit dressed In yellow
tulle over silk. The ushers Messrs. Cary, Clark
Redfed and scatcherd Dr.. and Mrs. Bowling will
sail for Europe In the TeutOnic next Wednesday
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THE DISCOURSE AT HAMILTON COLLEGE.

Clinton ~ Y, June % (spccia-Ths Is Bacealin-
reate Sunday at Hamilton College In the stone
Church at II a. m, President Darling delivered the
sermon TO the senior caSs. large congregation was
prcsent DR.. Darling took rs his text, IL philippians,
f. Oh. His subject was the unconscious
ppproach Of hcathcnism TO Christianity. The
address 10 the class followed. It's mcmbcrs were cS
hortcd not 10 20 out into the world upon any scfsn
GRAND You WILL ad the speaker doubtless elect
different professions and cangs III life. Tie various
vacations which fall 10 the lot Of educated men !"
follow are all present 10 your choice ana WIN
our holy religion IS more clearly al h"Wc
IN some professions and worldly calhnPs lMti III
Others, The atmosphere having IN those larScr share
M sniritua ozone &c necessarily absent from none
Indeed true pcty is not In mans environment, but
in himself and in the spirit OF Christ: nave It'e
fear vonng gentlemen. about your lhicHeci- II. -
Tor v0ur inner spirit Of Christ horne about IN the
desblv shrine Of your life that fear"
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JvDCr HENRY W. THOMAS.

Fairfax Court House Va. June 22.-JudFe Henry w
Thomas died here this morning IN the scvenyeghh year
u bis az and since the war ne served several
t.tms In The LEGISLATURE Wing and then A.
D.r-.,-,. lie W.. a member Of the commission that
visited Prc.aen. Lincoln 1901 with View % aNert'ns
ho.ttlc, During hc he Second Auditor Of tn
Stat. A,,er the war he member ~ the Court o'
Cancellation Later Doc udgr - the courts ~ The Alex
srd-, circuit, and stn later Northumberland. For
han century he u the leading lawyers OF North
ON Nlfenla.
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GROWING VERY PROFANE.

From The Washington Post
Mrs Kinks is a pleasant. mild hammered little woman
who is almost broken over the iact that her nus
hand is addicted 10 the use OF profanity -, ,.,o
WHY don't you back at him J" said her s's'er
one day. ,, ,,,o ,hot - said Mrs Kinks
~, hon tier s woman with much force OF chaf'ic'
b' md succeeded in cXaciing promise that TINS rigor'
ous method would be tried -, 49,. ~. !, . gary
amiable mood. . ,o.,., ov.r tho table dis.
Well he said. as he glanced over 'ne '"''0 Wa
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pprsrDEyT DAKTLFTT AT DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. y. H. June 22.-Thc baccalaurcatc ser
mon before the graduating class OF Dartmouth college
was preached today by President > = Aaruc,' "o,'
John /, AZ: Behold an Israeite indeed IN whom Is
M ruilc His theme was the value Of character, IN
cludifg in character those qualities That constitute Il
high and true manhood Character founded on pFinol
plc Christian principle. man Of chai"ctc! III sl'
high sense is Il man Of settled CONVICTIONS hrin PlI
noses Gxed adhesion 10 the right kindly feelings.
ready sympathies helpful spirit and faith N uoi
Character prompts to action, perennial actlvlV
brings tranquility In the abors II commands respe0'
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Washington Juno o. Mr.. crimes. widow 81 senator
lame. W Grimes. 81 Iowa did TO-DAY a, her hon" n
40. .,. sne Va, ..>ty..Y wears Cd and M, native
Of .iIampshlrc She was married 70 senator crimes
a, B.sllng'on. iowa. in 1,+S. She was prominent I'D
society hero during h"r hu-taTd' career n ih' Ah'''
,. ed. tho roe ror,e eNe- since. senator
,, who married her adopted d. eht's. lived at her
orc nfief service. VIII b. conducted tomorrow over
r remains hv the Eey Or. Sal'cr. who ofca''d al h'f
,-,l,ce aid ,hrv VIII then %" taken o. Blr.ir-to1 Iowa
TO- l..rIent. senator A.-on and tNo nie''' ot Nr'
..rln.. " -u accompanl tlc body y Iowa.
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Frank H. Andrews the head of the Globe Iron
and Spring Works. at No $50 West Thirty fourth ST..
died his home I'm Clfdalc onthc-Iallsades on
saturday lie had been sick with pneumonia a few
DAYS only, and leaves a wife. lie was thirty nine
years OF age and previous 10 establishing the iron
and spring works was with the Sew OrL Car spring
Company. lie was also secretary and treasurer Of
the Baker Heating Company
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COOLLY STEALING ROSES.
From The Boston Advertiser

From The Boston Advertiser. T., A.
one of the curious phases OF human nature .S r
cvistcncc Of the rose thief | have hearu OF Pcupio
who break into churches and steal Bibles ana PraSo
WI md have wondered what they would DO WIN
then, The rose thief j. nearly as diniohil 10 oo, ,
prehend The love Of flowers. one wond tihn mind
ir.enarable from character and habit OF hliln
mcapabie Of dishonesty Yet the SUBURBS s"nl r,,h
men and women. too. who plunder inc pueng ia The
NV, ,nunction I saw two women VINO lad uls
nn..rance of ladies walk up0n Lawn xesteS0-s 1870
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4 SERMON no THE YoI-NG MES or nor

A SERMON TO THE YOUNG MEN OF HOBART
Geneva. " V, June 2o-The exercises OF COM
mencement week at Hobart College began to-day with
the baccaaureate sermon by the Rev. DR.. Telfair
Hodgson, chancellor Of the University OF the South.
Professor Edward H. Jewet Of the General Theological
seminary, New-York City, preached before St johns
(For other Coll,ocs see Fourth and F,lth PdgeG)
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West Troy. June II.
The Tribune Fresh-Air Fund:

The Tribune FreSh-Air Funu
Please find inclosed the check OF the treasurer
Of our Sunday school for 500 81. II is the onerng
of our school on Chdren's Day This is our UNIT"
animal contribution 10 the Frcsh-Air Fund. and we
are coming TO feel that you have recognized claim
among our other regular benevolences; , !.
Very truly. for Sunday -sdlool sincerely III
s'"'F"'"' ' HENRY EVERTSON COBB.
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WHERE rs THE MISSING LIQUOR DEALER,

The police asked yesterday 70 look for Henry
Angst who keeps a wholesale liquor at No. 25s
Danforh.ave Greenvtlle y. J. He len homo Thursday
20 Newark pay Roster Co. bill fof beer He
had 81 900 with him. Investigation has shown thet he
did not get Newark and did not pay the bill. What
has become Of him and his money is not known. HIS
friends believe that he has been robbed and murdered
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TAKING CARE OF THE PRESS.
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune.
Mr. Seeds" inquired the president Of the agrl,
cultural fair, "has the Editor Of The Jayvile bahel
tune about our next exhibition"
Yes sirn answered the secretary -,
Did he print that column and half about ue
improvements in the track and the poultry pens
"He did and called attention to 1t In double
loaded editorial . -.
Then send him complimentary ticket not trans
ferabc good for one person. and tell him to Keep on
whooping things up lively"
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A QUIET SUNDAY AT CAPE MAY.

Cape May, N j.. June % (speciaD.-The ladies al
the Harrison cottage passed this beautiful Sunday
quietly. They were not annoyed by callers. They
did not attend church this morning, because they
wished 10 avoid excitement. The curiosity seekers
beginning 10 peep about the cottage. Mrs Sewell
dined with the party this tling.
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A CENTENARIAN FOUND BY The CENSCS.
A WOMAN 1o2 YEARS OF AGE WHOSE ANCESTORS
WE'RE LONG.LlVED.

Baltimore. Nd. June % (special.-Mrs Rebecca
Seth age 1O2 has been found by the census emu
merators in Cecil County she is descendant Of a
ongIived family Her father served under Lafayette
in fhe Revolutionary War. Her grandmother lived
lo3 wears her sister died at the age of lo4 and her
husband who served in the Of 1872. died Al the
age of eighty four wears She is the mother OF uh
teen children grandmother of forty and great grand
mother OF fifteen.
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A JrUrLLER SEVERELY BITTEN.

c. A. stelling, wel-Inown teweller. Of Passa''
" j., and a member Of the Wheemans Club, was
attacked last night BY a large dog in Passaicavc.
Passaic, and badly bitten. steilngs WOUNDS are
seric
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Ncw.Ynrk. Pier 20, z. R., June II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TO the Editor of The Trfb unc.
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find checR Ior Qio'
which you will kindly apply to your FreSh-Ar
Fund for the season OF 1890. , A., .,s
I know OF no charity more deserving IMAM uus
one Can we ever do too much 10 make htIle ones
happyi sincerely yours. '" W.
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coolly gather flowers When demonstrated with by
one who resided there they returned On imperunent
reply and did not stay their work Of plumber until
the bush was stripped Of every blossom
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SAPHTHA MOTOR STREET CARS

from Architecture and Building.
Tests made during the past week of a gas motor
Seem 10 demonstrate that the motor Will become
an important factor in solving the problem Of rapid
transit. The gas is generated from naphtha and
Gnited BIZ electricity. Fifteen miles hour Is tho
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pOpT-I OF louisville

Louisville, Ky, June o2.-Upon a request from The
Courier Journal Mr.. Porter. superintendent Of the
Census has allowed Supervisor spencer 10 give out
an Approximate estimate Of the population OF Lous
Vile In round numbers spencer makes II 10000.
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and honor; it gives power 1t insures success genuine
success These several points were illustrated at
large in many forms and examples The discourse
ciosed with direct address n the graduating class,
III Whlch the various sentiments presented were gath
ered UP and practically urged upon the young men.
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Don't Risk Anything with stubborn Cough when .
safe remedy may be had in Dr. d. Jaynes Expectorant
Sore Lungs and Threats are speedily helped by it, -
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NG-WILLIAMS-On Saturday. June 81, at tAA
Presbyterian Church. Batavia y. y by he Rev. Alea
Draper Edith daughter OF Homer l. Williams, to DR..
John w Bowling, OF New-York.
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M4RRIED.

Papitation of The heart, nervousness tremblinga,
headache cod hands and pain in the back,
relieved by Carters Little Liver Pills.
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Hub Punch is famous for It's rare purity and exquis.
tie favor. Hub Punch experimenting. Always
ready; nothing better. Grocers and druggists.
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Millions Of heads now covered with profusion Of mag
rhcent resses owe their splendid appearance solely 70
Barry Trcopherous The only hair restOrer and beauter
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santas" Non Poisonous Disinfectants the best for
smallpox, scarlet fever, dphthera. At druggists.
-.
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Notices Of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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Sperial Nolites.

If You Do Not Get Proper strength
nm vour food use Carter's Little Nerve Iius.
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And once again, By the way, did 1t ever occur TO
you that there but Eden of Absolute Free Trade
on this fallen earth Namely the rockbound isle OF
Hong Kong the home Of the Chinese smuggler7 1t
is a wise serpent that lnoweth its own applc-tree
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Enough enough. Bacllli have been iound Ill
hallstones. A something D at the Johns Hopkins
w therefore, ther o Johns1 has been and gone
and analyzed the things (blowpipeD and projected
them on screens and monographed 'em and all the
rest Well all right, cheer up. tits no use 10 he
clnr, boys for what's the odds and what's the use
Of hothering about anything when any sudden MID,
summer hardness in the sky may lay down all the
hCarded diseases Of Manitoba or Labrador at your
co.. ,tlndowsilI on ice