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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-12
PASTOR BUCK TRUSTS HER.
He Says Lizzie Borden IL an Innocent
Woman.

He Says Lizzie Borden is an Innocent
Woman.
FALL RIVER, Aug. l2-The Rev. +. A.
Buck, city missionary Of the Central Con-
gregaaional Church, where Lizzie attend
ed, said:
lieve for moment Ia her guilt. Il have
known her honest, bright and good, and
l regret that circumstances are now seem
ingly against her.
why do 1 think her innocenti Be
cause 1 know her so intimately as To
think and believe the best always OF her.
Again she has not during the week
since the murder behaved like woman
who had the guilty knowledge Of such
crime upon her conscience.
II have seen her every day since the
murder, and a noblcr and more innocent
woman appearing never saw.
"She was calm aud talked about the
crime much more composedly than she
could have IL she were guilty.
II know her mind was not troubled by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-12

dreds Of industries here of which he av
erage man knows nothing. One of them
Is this same pearl button industry. Pearl
buttons are made right here in PRovI-
DENCE.
Follow the scribe in your thoughts and
YOU will turn from Broad street down
Eddy street TO the northwest corner of
Eddy and Friendship streets. Go up one
flight of stairs and you are at the en-
trance OF pearl button factory.
Perhaps you didn't know that il was
started seven months ago, and that its
owners have been carrying on experiment
tai work and testing newly-patented
tools, machines and processes. The trials
have proved more than successful.
On these machines buttons can he
turned out nearly ten times as fast as by
the ordinary hand methods The buttons
are all exactly alike, as the accuracy of
the machine permits of no variation In
size such as is ordinarily noticed in hand
made buttons. AT this factory already
the product is 100 gross of pearl buttons
per day. The orders cannot be filled with
the present plant.
There are already consuma RS pres sing
the company TO make for one firm alone
500gross day. and the product of ZOO
gross would not supply the demand AL
ready plans are maturing for erecting
large mill with a capacity of 1000 gross
per day. IL would employ 40 to $50
skilled laborers.
This Of course requires capital. The
owners OF the patents aud the present
owners of the business are now negotiat-
ing with Western parties for the transfer
of the whole business to a Western city
The westerners are making strong bids.
They are Offering 10 raise all the capital
necessary To run the business if only it's
owners will consent to have it located
there.
IL now remains for the citizens of ppovr-
DENCE TO bestir themselves before il is too
late. Here Is an industry with bona fide
orders for over five times its present pos
sible product There Is money in the
business, and it will employ 300 and pro-
badly 4JO hands. IL is great and grow
ing industry. Shall IL be kept here or
shall our wealthy citizens sit down aud
see II quietly taken from them
No one doubts the splendid future of
the industry. The tariff has enabled IL
to start here, and instead of imp 1rtinQ
from $l0OO0,000 to S20,000,OOO worth Of
buttons we propose TO make them our
selves.
Shall PROVIDENCE share in this pros
perityi Our citizens already have pat
ented machinery aud can beat the coun-
try on prices. The industry IL here. IL
Is now owned by our citizens. They
would prefer To keep IL here. They need
more capital. They will enpley 400 labor
ers and the wages will support 1900 peo-
pie. These are the facts What will our
monied men do about iti
What Cheer Grocery and Tea Emporium.
VIII this week be the place TO buy Flour, Butter
Tca. Ccnee. Canned Meats. etc. Peaches, Plums
Bananas. Pears and utaer fruits. Pull line OF con-
fectionery at low prices Don't forget the Royal
Root Beer Extract two bottles for 2s cents
ALDRfcH a ALEXANDER,
W a 0f Weybosset st.
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any knowledge of guilt, and her appear
ance to me since the murder Is enough to
assure her In nocence."
DR.. A. j. Abbey, a member OF the
church, said
II know Miss Borden very we'll, and
am much surprised at the arrest.
But. still, IL she was going to kill her
mother for this dislike she would have
done 1t 20 years ago instead of now.
The church here and her friends will
support her Loyalty, and it will take n
good deal to convince them Of her guilt.
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DECIDED UPON LONG AGO.

The Onicers Made Up their Minds In the
Very beginning.
FALL RIVER, Aug. 12-ln chat at
headquarters it was learned that the
assistant marshal and his officers, the
first at the house, made up their minds
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with blood OF dead crying out from it's
prisoner
Miss L'zzie's counsel, Andrew j. Jen-
ing. was the late partner OF Judge Nor
ton Of the supreme bench. Ills reputa-
tion as an able and skilful lawyer stands
high i'm Fall River. lie himself is a citi-
zen Of prominence. lie has been very
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-12

DENVER, Col, Aug. 12.-The Knights
Tempisr have chosen Boston a. the place
for their next trienpial eonclavs.
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Weather for this evening-Clear.
For to-morrow-Clear and warmer.
The Thermometer.
Temperature from 2 A. M. Aug. II. -
Highest, vi: lowest 72.5; mean sla
The Tide for o-Norrow.
High water a. PRovfiZNcE at " -
and at 1871 Il. n
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hours previous it was generally under.
stood that Miss Borden would
Soon be \ Prfsouer.


Soon be Prisoner.
Crowds gathered In all sections and dis
cussed the situation and the charges OF
the police connecting the woman with
the charges against her. Miss Borden
was searched by Mrs. Russell shortly af-
ter she was formally placed In custody.
All the afternoon maohinists were at
work on the safe in the Borden home
stead, but up to this writing they have
not been able to open IL. 1t IL surmised
that the safe contains some important
papers-possibly will.
Other witnesses who were examined at
the inquest are Eli Bence, the druggist
who IL supposed to have ~efused to sell
poison to the prisoner also his assistants,
Fred Hart and Frank Kilroy, who was In
the store when Miss Borden is alleged to
have made the request. Their testimony
Is said to have clinched the suspicion
held by the police, but, II 10 believed,
will In no way affect the previous state
ments made by them to the reporters.
The inquest will last some days longer
according to . statement made by the
city marshal. The guard will be main
tanned at the Borden house for some time
yet, and the police will
Still Keep . Watch
on tuo uctious oi nliss ouiAiSun uuo Sohn
v. Morse. Miss Sullivan Ii still stayinT
with her relatives on Dawson street. She
was conducted there in the afternoon, bs-
fore the arrests, by an officer.
At the post mortem examination, held
at Oak Grove Cemetery yesterday, Medi-
cal Examiner Dolan and DIR. Leary found,
on Mrs. Borden's body, q long gash under
the left shoulder blade. This cut was
undou ubtedly inflicted by the instrument
with which the other OF tho horrible
gashes were made.
One OF the principal officers on the case
said the arrest was not direct result OF
the inquest, but was certainly made
Just iha Die by It. The warrant for Miss
Borden't arrest was issued by Judge
Blaisdell, of the Second District Court.
Il was drawn up by Clerk Leonard and
was submitted to District Attorney
Knowlton.
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READ THE"NEVS'
TOMORROW.

P. S.-By the way, there
are two red-headed boys in
the mailing room. One of
them has a Lowell, but not a
Diamond-a cheaper kind.
He says the Diamond is inn
m ense. The other red
headed boy says: Gosh!
| wisht | had it !"
P. S. No. 2.-The Safety
is here. Why don't you
come and see it at
Y Weybosset Street.
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what Cheer Grocery and Tea Emporium.

VIII this week be the place TO buy Flour Butter.
Tea. Ccfee. Canned Meats. etc. Peaches, Piums
bananas. Pears and utner fruits Pull line OF con-
fectionery at low prices Don't forget the Royal
Root Beer Extract two bottles for rs cents
ALDRfCH a ALEXANDER.
02 a 64 Weybosset St
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-09
Legal NOTICES..

NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE OF sun DRY
~ notes and sccounts-Noiice Is hereby given
that /. Angus Macintosh. trustee of the Arm of
Gust'n K Tibbe.ts and OF George w. Tiobetts do
ing business under the firm name OF @ w. Tlo-
belts It Co, and who hold by assign nent from
them certain notes. accounts and water stock as
follows, towit: Assigned by Gustin 4 Tibbetts.
notes amounting to s., 1888 SO; open accounts
amounting 10 Sl3 500 10 Assigned by O. w. Tib-
bssts l. Co. notes amounting to 81, 7o9. 10, &C
counts amounting TO sS.76o.to, 100 hares Gil
man water stock: will sell the said notes and ac-
counts aud water stock sIl OF them, TO the high
est bidder for cash, on The sidewalk on Front
street at the entrance 10 the MeFcbAnts' National
bank In the CITY OF Seattle In the county OF King
state Of Washington. the 18th day Of Novem.
Der. 1892. commencing at the hour or IL O'Clock
n aud continuing nnsii said no;es and accounts
and the whole thereof are so.d.
Part OF said notes are secured by mortgage upon
real property. The sale will be absolute aud due
assignments without recourse1 Will be made by
me To the purchaser or purchasers
These notes and accounts are several hundred IN
number aud a coInpete list aud description OF the
same are To 10 seen at this time aud he nceforta
continuously until the time or said sse, posted Up
in the said Merchantr National bank room, near
the town of Gilman and At ths postofice at the
town OF y orIh Bend. Ia aaii King county
The said notes and accounts viii be offered for
sale severally or In lump as bidders msy desire
al The time of the sale. In the meantime written
bids for the same, Or any o. taen st private sale,
invited
tSigneGl ANGUS MACINTOSH
Trustee for Gustin & T!b5esss aud George w. 9fb-
belts & Co.
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|urY TRFASuRER'S NorICE-CITY OF
- seattle Notice IS hereby given that the
assessment roll OF local irnprov enent dissrtct Ma
81 tor the improvement OF Irving avenue aad
Chsstnu. street, In the city Of Seattle. under the
provisions % ordinance No 2.2yd. entued sAn
ortinancs providing for the improvement OF
street to Green street by grading the same and
constructing sidevslks on both sides thereof and
Of payment by bonds and establishing . fund
for Surh raynsnt OF assessment upon Al lots or
parcels Of isnd tenehted by sGeh improvement
under the provlsions OF ordinances No 2os3, sp-
nroysd April 20, 1899, ana she city charter e
Amended and ROW Ia force,s approved July "a,
Issa, has heen certified 70 me sor coiisceion. aod
the respective sums therein charged aad iovied
against each lot and parcel OF land in said dstrfct
must he paii la ten Sq1al ANNUAL payments With
levied such instslrn ents thereof remain an.
raid at thu rate of 10 per cent Per annuu- Said
Interest shall be pstd'annusliy, tozetnsr with thu
annual install s nts fsiiing due In each year. Said
SUNS b giu 70 bear Interest the iith day OF
oc,oosr. 1892. and TIE several fnstaliments and
interest shall become due AZ The expiration OF the
1892 Uniess payment be made OF each tlalAll-
mem OF principal and Interest Rt the time the
same shall oecon due - shove stAled. the same
sra become delinquent and shall bear interest NJ
the rate OF 10 per cent Per annum until paid. snd
n not paid before tbs saIae shall have become ca-
lin 9uent penalty q 5 per cent shall be added,
nuas tax roll for the then currsnt year against
each lot or parc@i of land 80 del nquent and with
count being sep, On sreos ana II not paid wi hin
tne time liked for he ment ~ city taxes shall oS
eoiscted as such taxes are Collected together with
thosixed 10 ns charged and coslected on other de-
hnquent take, and sach tot or parcel % delin-
assessment with intsress and costa. as the time
and In the manner and ~ the same authority
as lands and lois are soid faf sly 49, -
CITY TrsAsurx Of the City Of ssaaxia
Dato q arst puhlisAtloa octeoss g LISA
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MONEY LOAN OFFICE.

OLDEST ESTABLISHED IN The CITY
" Uncle harris Losn Office 2os Washington
street. liberal advances on diamonds. watches and
leweiry: lowest rates
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= PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-LADIES TO CALL AND SEE
L our Sl6 street suits; house dresses, morning
wrappers, tea gowns for $40 and upwards. Rooms
4S 10 So RengsGorn block, Second street, over
Iackiasa
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" rsCELLANEOrN.

You THINK rot MUST PAY FANCY
prices. hut that Is where you are mistaken; We
can 80 To1 sffs butter tor IS cents per poi nj in
ten pOgni Gu9s. toenar & Levy us Marion
street between Front an West.
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ENGINEERS AND Contractors.

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CeMPANY-ES
- ginee.s and contractors tor bridges of every
description; whsrf bui ding, piedrivsns dredging
aud stesul-Shovel excar ating p.has and speciaca-
tons furnished application; Correspond so-
Mcstad once Occidental block. seattle. wash
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BOOK RfNDERT

L, ANTHOSY'S BISDERY, BLANK BOOK
i manufacturers Washington sirset, corner
Commercial, rooms i and Terry block. Seattle,
wash
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.APIoTufNr B.>rrn..yr
sAl-A Ek~PCSS tRtH POSITION
tse Raxx O sa salary; best reference sivea Ad-
" vaahA POSITION BY BARRE Il
- en,. q hSi some sxperieSca Address Bar.
Host Inttilisencer
- hb-sfrCATGoS BY YOUNG MAR.
- a. sa Acquainted with city: wsn.s steady
~s ii. H.. Poss.Insells anesx.
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MACHINE SHOP

MACHINE SHOP
(1HAS HICKS a CO.. MACHrNISrS AND
" enginsersi all kinds OF steamboat and mil
work promptly done Water front near Bakers
wharf. Seattle, wash
REAL ESTATE RROk ERS.
CWEZEA. REAL Estate AND LoASa
- RAsiey b.ock.
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CITY NOTICES.


NOTICE OF SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
An ment bonds-Notice 10 hereby given that fhs
city conncil, as agent Of Local Improvements Dis
trict No. 81 created by ordinance No. 2274 for the
Improvement OF Pearl street, from Main street Co
Cullen street has authorized and directed the ssu-
ance of bonds OF said Local. Improvement District
No 81, in tie name OF shs city OF Seattls, a@gre-
eating the principal Of two thous and three
hundred and fifty dollars te2.3sol. which bonds
shall be In the form described therefor BY ordt
nance No 1905, shall be payable ten years after
their date and shsi be twenty-four in uumbef-
twenty-three for the principal sum OF one hundred
dollars each and ?or ths principal sum OK ATTY
dollars and shall bear interest S. the rate OF nina
Per cent. per annunl, payable semLannualiy AZ the
Office Of the city treasurer. And said bonds win be
sold 10 the highest bidder therefor at the ofice OF
the city comptroller ia the CITY hall Of the city or
Seattle at p. IL on Friday. the 25th day OF No
vember, 1892. At the time AM place named said
bonds will be publicly offered aud sold 70 the
highest bidder. but in no case shall said bonds oe
sold for less than par The same shall bear date
On the day on which they are sold.
J. NJ. CARSON, City Comptroller
by A. BLAKTsToNE, Deputy comptroller.
Dated Seattle, Washington, October 20, 1894
Date OF FIRST publication. october 20, lS92
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PIANOS, ORGANS a FOR :. oA. =

commodating terms: stock. Hartman, Vose 6
Sons Jewett and kreli pianos: Chicago cottage
organs. every one fully warranted: low rem 8;
light expenses proportonateiy low prices: special
snaps In pianos re possessed, where considerable
ha. been paid, often on hand f. Christianer. Sll
Third street
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" tAh-~ALEsMEN on SALARY OR
81 sns hss'on 10 handle tire neN pstsnr chant
ovs, sssias PAi)Cils ne gTaStssf sai n novettx
e1ss' sN@ASf1- grasses Ak thort Eshiy in two ses.
ne. a. =; aston 81 pApss. 200 Il 500 ner cent
tayS, 60 ArAs ss.rs z-n 5tatei 10 $500 IN sfs
esttte 49, - ~ f~o hours. want one en-
w go Ssent Tor each state and territory
ksasss ~ NJ yAfHcE address the NOura.
- -. y s. =. ..rn..a- W.
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Tho Collapse of n Notton tenement.

with crumbling foundations and shaly, bulging
walls is not moro certainly 10 be looked for than
the sudden giving way OF a constitution sapped
b. ovcrwork, unremitting anxiety or exposure
to hardship aud malgn climatic influences.
Against the disastrous effects OF each aud all OF
these. Hostetters Stomach Blttors IS an eifectual
safeguard 1t iortiics the system against them
by infusins Into 1t fresh vigor bcgotten OF re.
newed and complete digestion and assimilation
OF the food, and Its consequent reparatlve action
upon the exhausted tissues and IMPOVERISHED
circulation: No preparative for the un dcrgoins
without injury, OF IN unusual amount OF bodily
or mental work. no means of averting malnriai
infection, or disorders born OF bad diet and i'm.
pure water equals his superiatively fine dcfcn.
slre inyigorant. Take 1t for dyspepsia, consIips.
ton; biliousness rheumatism, kidney, trouble,
Ia grippe So -
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ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS



cnnnot Conceal Their Nitternoss Toward
Mr.. blaine Even In Matters tina. Don't
Concern Them.
LONDON, April l5.-Thc Times to-day,
commenting upon tho settlement OF tho
questions in dispute between Italy and
tho United States, says: Upon great
Christian anniversary like Good Friday
1t Is often difficult to find in the records
OF current events anything that very
distinctly shows the influence OF Chris.
tianity upon international conduct. To.
day, however, We have TO chronicle
what Is ut least ono OF the most be-.
nlgnant and gracious forms OF diplo.
matte action. This Is tho amicablc set.
Element Of tho dispute between Italy
and the United States. The thing is all
tho moro precious because Mr.. Blaine
is not, perhaps, quito the first flower OF
Christian chivalry. Italy Is state too
lar apart from tho United Statcs for tho
breaking off diplomatic intercourse to
produce very serious consequences, but
the Italians arc nevertheless to be con-
graduated upon the concession OF their
demands, and upon scoring q genuine
diplomatic triumph"
The Daily Graphic, under the caption
"Blaincs latest surrender" says that
the result establishes an important pre-
cedont in which the countries OF Europe
nre interested. It establishes the 70.
sponsibility OF the federal government
OF the United States for tho safety OF
strangers within her gatcs. no matter
how local anthorities may choose to act.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
md refreshing to tho tasto, and acts
gently yet promptly on The Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses tho sys.
tenn eilactually, lispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Figs Is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duccl, pleasing to tho :tasto and &c.
ceptablo to the stomach prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known. '-' \.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in GOO
and 81 hotties by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute. ~
CALIFORNIA FlG SYRUP co.
LOUISVILLE, ~ HsW mar An
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EAST Liberty. Pa, April 15.-Cattle receipts
9Gd head: shipments III head; market, moth.
Ing doing. nll through consISnment. Hogs, re.
eclpts 800 head; shipmentS 1900 head mar.
set activc;. best Philadelphia S. 0jn5 TO- hest
Workers and mixed IS 00a5 o.: fair TO good York.
eIs 81 s5Gi ai; pigs and common Workers 81 5Oa
head: market fair ut unchanged prices.
CHICAGO ILL.,. April l5.-Caltlc. receipt, 1900
head: shipments l,000 head: market strong 10
higher: prime 10 fancy stcors 81 Goat IS; others
slUCn3 oS: cows g 90a3 90 Hogs receipts 1000
mon q BOAT Go; mixed and packers 81 70ni 50:
prime heavy md butchers weight, 81 8jai Gj;
light s. 70ai %. Sheen. receipts 5000 head ship.
nents 900 head; market active and strong;
Texans s. ?0a5 io wo.hers and ycarlinss 50 Ola
is: westerns s. 9SaG IS: lambs IS aoaS IS.
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Buclslen's Arnicn Saliva.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcunl,
Fover Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. tits guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents box. For Gale by Logan
Drug Co.
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Wool,

PIIlLApELplA, Pa, April l5..-Wool more In.
quiry for fine and medium woods: coarse woods
continue scarce and.-firm: Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA
md West Virginia Xxx and nbore 2sa9Oc; Y 2sac0c:
gan. lndInnn and western nrc or X and Xxx
.3l$noic: medium S5a9ic: coarscs &c; fine washed
1clatne X and Xxx 29a3ic; tub washed choice
5Ga37c; fnir 3lasGc; coarse S2a33c: medium un.
washed combing and dealne 26a27c: coarse do
do e6a27ci Montana fine lGa22c: territorial fine
. ..
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A man was fined in Washington a
day or two ago for driving his horses
won,nn's IIcaltl, and Life

depend more on regularityithan on any
or all causes combined. An actual or
living death is the result OF derange.
ment OF functions which make women
what she is; immediate relief is the
only safeguard against wreck and ruin.
In all cases OF stoppage, delayed, pain.
,fnl or other Irregularities bradfelds
Female Regulator is the only sure rem.
edy. Sold At wholesale and retail by
Logan Drug Co. s;
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1t Is Not What wo sny

But what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that
makes it sell, and has given it such a
firm and lasting hold upon the con-
( fidence OF the people. The voluntary
statements OF thousands OF people
prove beyond question that this prepar-
alton possesses wonderful medicinal
power. go
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Henry scnoENHALs, foreman Henry
krug Packing Co., St. Joseph. Mo-, uses
DR.. Thomass Electric Oil with his men
for sprains. cuts, bruises, chapped
hands, etc. 1t is tho best. DAw
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Hoods Pills cure constipation by re-
storing the peristaltic action OF the ali
montary canal. They are the best fam
lily cathartic. 9.
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The hen has no talent for Christmas
carols, but she can be depended on Tor
an Easter lay Washington Star. a..
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Six months later Mrs. Gresham re.
ceived letter from Mrs. Thorne, once
Helen Beauford, informing her that
eric was SO changed that he was quite
a model hus band-in fact, he was all
that she could wish him to DO; but for
some reason he seemed to hate the
name OF Gresham" :4232ti