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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-01
CHAPTER IL

| CHAPTER IL
Among the ancestral belongings Of
White Cliffs was tall corner clock of
solid mahogany. 1t was trustworthy
| timepiece, in spite of antiquity and
| long service. When this majestic heir
loom struck nine, with the deliberation
| becoming to its age and dignity, Mrs.
Lorimer, senior, made q final DISPOSE
ton of her wool and needles by drop
ping them into the gay calico bag which
swung from one arm of her easy chair,
and addressed the family circle imper-
| Sonally:
81 think will conduct my sons wife
| to her room. She must be fatipued
after her journey"
| The eagerness with which this sug-
| gestion was approved might have been
construed rather unfatteringly by Mrs.
John, had not she herself been most
eager to act upon it. 1t had been an
extremely difficult evening for them all,
and no one was sorry to terminate i. at
so early an hour.
The men drew into a narrower circle
about the broad fireplace, as the two
women disappeared through the door
| held politely open for them by Lorimer.
Rafe extended the tobacco canister
| Hospitality towards John. Four pipes
We're simultaneously exhumed from four
pockets. Dick, eager and young, voiced
| the common desire:
"Noyv, then, old fellow, let US hear all
about it. You see, your letters were
tremendously scappy and unsatisfac-
tory
Tremendously so.''
Lorimer had come back to the fire
place and appropriated the easy chair,
| on whose arm swung the gay bag. He
| was studying Johns face intently:
Wrote US by one mail that you had Sc
rious intentions concerning a young
lady in your boarding house, and the
next information we get is that you are
going to bring your wife home to live;
will be up at once"
John fdgeted uncomfortably in his
chair. The steadfast gaze of Lorrie's
was more than he could stand:
Not to live, but to stay for six months
| or so. had given up my place. And
Nora wanted to leave town for awhile"
"And never to tell us that she was a
widow! A confoundedly handsome one,
Johnnie, no question of that
The new-made groom flushed hotly.
Lorimer made haste to say:
''Dick and RATE were seeing to the
luggage when you introduced the little
lady rs Mrs Johns niece
John addressed himself directly to
his younger brothers:
My wife was not widow. The child
Is her niece That is all am at liberty
to tell you just now, except she was as
much of surprise to me as any of you.
did not know of her existence until
after the ceremony was performed.
hope mother will not take dislike to
her. She won't be any more in the
way, in this big house, than stray kit
ten
Dick laughed: You've hit upon an
unfortunate comparison. Stray kittens
are mothers special detestation But
guess between us all we'll contrive to
keep this one from being ostracized."
f-o BE Continued
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-01
SKINNER Conditions.

Plenty OF water and plenty of dust
are necessary TO keep the hens in con-
dition for laying when the days be-
come warm Give fresh air in abund-
ance, and have the quarters clean In
order to avoid odors and disease.
Shade of some kind Will be of advan-
tage. and the food must not be too
largely of grain To get eggs in sum
mer keep the hens as comfortable as
possible
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-01

This elevator will raise the washed
sheep out of the box without liability
to injury. When the elevator is once
raised to the surface, fasten the crank
so that it will remain stationary, and
the next sheep may be led onto the
platform without struggle. The box
in present use on the farm of the writer
works admirably, and can be recon-
mended to all who will take the pains
to construct one.-Earm and Fireside.
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Proper Pride.

He-Wasn't that the countess of Mo-
hair that just went by? 1 thought You
told me she was friend OF yours?
She-Oh, we meet occasionally. and
all that. but I've really been obliged
to drop Lady Mohair, Pm sorry to say.
He-Dear me-reallyi What for?
She-Oh, well, she always deliberate
" turns her back ON me when try to
speak to her, and looks another way
when bow, or else cooliy stares me in
the face and takes no notice whatever;
so now ] make point of cutting her
dead--London Punch
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USEFUL BUILDING.

Combination of Corn Shed and Plain
Poultry House.
This combination building can be
used as a corn house, also as a poultry
building, the lower part being higher
than usual above the ground, thus in
surfing to the fowls more freedom from
dampness or from being disturbed
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SLIDING FARM GATE.

It's Introduction Would Save Lots of
Trouble and Annoyance
A sliding gate, as illustrated, can
easily be made by any farmer who can
hammer in nail straight or handle q
saw. Two posts are needed at each end
of the gateway, and they need to be
comparatively light posts, as there is
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high and the corn room feet
high. The width is Is feet 1t can be
built at cost of from 500 to $3.50 &C
cording to the price of lumber and la
bor.-J. w. Caughey, in Farm and
Home
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HERE was an air

d EhE was an dn
of up p ressed
e x C it e N e n t
about the house
and the yard
p re m j s e s a t
w hit e Cliff s
which could not
fail to impress
the most care
l e S S observer.
The atmosphere
seemed charged
W it'll anticipa-
ton, w h C h
found express
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Tn. Mixing of Honey.

and strong in taste The best plan Is
TO mix all kinds together, and thus
have a combination OF havors that Is
like that OF the honey of wild bees
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little or no strain upon them The
posts at one end stand so that the cleat
supporting the gate can be nailed to
the front SIDE of one post and to the
back OF the other. This enables the
gate to be swung round when open
against the posts that project most
y r homestead
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to the poultry quarters, as shown in
Fig. 2, where the nests are represented
by n. roosts by r, dust-box by d B, and
entrance for the fowls at E, from the
stepping boards outside. The building
is so feet long, the poultry house 10 feet
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-01

WE prefer wood to cement floors for
stock, we would say to a subscriber.
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ready dethroned-a lonely, old, super
fuous woman. No, they were coming
to her. She leaned heavily against the
tall back of her chair, then started as
if from sleep. Johns wife was holding
up sweet, tired face to be kissed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-01

WAS in a very
i'll hunor. With
my morning
post had come
amongst others
one particular
catalogue-the
catalogue of a
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LONDON, Nov. 2O.-Of the twenty
ste .mUrs due at Hull Sunday, only
seven arrived, and they were all In u
battered condition. An unknown four
maslol steamer h stranded 80 Withefn'
Sea. The body OF u man has already
been washed ashore. 10 a. supposed
the whole crew IerIshgd. The Gas
gov steamer Curry has been wrecked
~ Dunbar, anu her crew, combating u
i've officers and about sixteen seamen,
perishUd.
The gale continues at Yarmouth.
The herring boats which arrive are
greatly damaged, tue value u the gear
smashed being at least 100000. Many
fishermen we're drowned. MteOkage
ami timber from q vessel stranded at
HnftlrpOOi have been washed ashore.
Nothing has been seen Of tue crew.
A tall steamer went ashore near
Cullen, ScOtlsng. Twelve u the crew
were drowned. Tue chip Cambrain
has been wrecked At Nacin, scotland,
aud three bodies washed ashore from
the wreck. IL Il supposed that all OF
tho crew were lost,
Tho steamer AlCott was wrecked al
Aldblrough aud tho crew drowned.
The Swedish brig Embln II ashore ~
AldbOfough and the captain anu four
Of tho crew drowned. The beach nj
AlIbOrough IL slruwu with wTeckage.
The vessel Olive Branch was also
wrecked ana several Of the crew wotr
drowned. Many vessels returning h
port tell VI tcTfIble weather anu losa Of
mon. The Norwegian bark Cratic
was wrecked at BarglouE France, aud
three men pcrlshud,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
SPOKANE'S FRIGHT.
A KIDNAPPING SCHEME rOrLED.
Further Particulars " the Hawaiian
Dinlculty.-Expcct TO Have
the Last Laugh.

SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. 20.-Whel
the city awoke this morning 1t was
confronted by an extraordinary spec
taclo. During the night $50 "Boomers"
had rushed IN and located lots ON q
tract known as 5hanty town, owned
by the Northern Pacific railroad aud
situated in tho heart OF the city, bor-
doring right on tho business district
This large tract was long In dispute
several years ago. II was jumped by
fquat,ers, but three years ago the In.
terror department decided ngainsl
them and they were Ousted. Recent
decisions by the secretary Of the interior
adverse to the railroad respecting the
land selections started fumor that
this tract had reverted 10 the govern
meni nnd this led 10 a stampede for the
lots.
Daylight brought renewed activity
aud before o O'Clock nt least 700 men
had stakod out lots. Policemen caught
tho infection and Joined In the work OF
grabbing. During the day Shanty
town was the scene Of great activity
Hundreds OF shAcka anu cabins were
bsing run up anu hundreds OF mon
stood guard over their claims. Tonight
bonilren dot the site and lanterns CLEAN
Ia every direction. Is not believed
the Jumpers have ghost OF show
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BO8TOs, Nov. 2O.-Jsmys W. Austin
OF this city, who was Tor tEenty-Onc
years d rgbiIuut Of Hawaii, jdugo Of
the supreme court and speaker o. the
Hawaiian parliament, saiu! "fhe
present provisional government has the
confidence ani good viii 81 a vpsy
large majority Of the Intelligent people
of tue iulundB, both native and foreign.
The late queen was ignorant, HAD.
visud and more puppot Ia the hauus
Of interruptions persons. 10 would be
disgfEooful act " the United States
were 10 place her back Ia power by
force, rnd only by force can she again
regain the throne, 10 he dUthTOuUd
when that force M removed.
"PfesidUnt Dole aud those Ia Ru-
thOflty are Hn able Hst Of men, very
friendly 10 the United States aud more
than friendly anu just 10 the Hawaiian
people. IL 10 the best government tnoy
ever had ana II the United Sgatea Is not
willing 10 annex tho islands, Ms de.
creed by large majority Of tho ia.
telligent portion Of the people, or give
them u pT0tectoTate, the provisional
government will probably become a
republic ana u goou and stable govern
mo will take the place OF the corrupt
monarchy"
EK.Ministor J. Mott Smith was un.
willing TO talk beyond saying In a
general way that he believed the
President aud Secretary Gresham were
automatically mlslei.
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OLD, Ut NOT SLEEPY.
viii Provide a Few HOTs Loud.
Barking Ssd-D06S,


LONDON, nov. gO.-The Associated
Press has received an advance copy Of
The British naval Program, drafted by
Lord Charles Bcfgsiord, formerly
junior lord Of the admiralty, IL Will
be- published In tomorrow's papurn.
BerrslotI commences ~ declaring
that the navy of Great Britain must BE-
10 Third stronger than the combined
beet Of her two possible unomits,
France aud Russia, He proposes au
expenditure Of twenty 1.-TWO million
pOund1 sterling Tor the contribution Of
ak igoucIndB Of the Royal Sovereign
class, twelve bstlleships " the Bar
hrur clsfs, ton cruisers OF the Bake
class, t.ty vessels Of tho Havoc class,
dcsigngi especially 10 destroy the
ouUmy's torpedo stations. Halt n mill
lion pounds should DO expended Tor u
reserve ammunition supply, similar 10
that maiutAiuVl by the French gov
eminent ~ T0ulOu, ami cj8iOlO
should be used Tor strengthening the
m1lul &c Gibraltar.
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NEW YoRII, Nov. co. Everything
Is Ia readinuss for the great match race
tomorrow afternoon between the
famous tro,tere DlTootum and AK ut
Fleetwood park. Both the great racera
are In prime condition, Today the
lrotter8 were given final spin, both
making splendid showing. Tho
track nj Fleetwood Is In excellent
shape.
New York, Nov. 2O.-A London
dispatch says Harry Ninkless aud
Dick Burge have signed articles 10
fight Tor $1,000 ana the li1.pounu
Championship Of England, January
92nd.
Ban Francisco, Nov. 20.-Tho clear.
ance saiu Of stations anu brood mares
from the San Simeon stud OF the late
Senator Hearst took place this after.
noon. The average price was the
largest over realized at u sale Ia Cali
fornin. Pantomh, dam OF ATmAtage,
brought $1,000, the highest price.
Corset brought $4,000, aud Sutnam
$4,000. over thirty head were disposed
Oi.
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such woe my suffering whoa . ROAD uf tHU ro.
WaIk4Uir cures that were being accomplished
Uv Dr.. Mansfield and uaaUciutH"t and 7 DC
tl1Ut tu Wy once more Co hn rur.l. placed
myself under their care aud began taking their
medicines, ana nm happy o. Hl NAt tu DAY .
Hm WHIL Sly stomach UCElu tN IHUFuNC from
the HIIIt and don't % ave enc HNgNfHHt trouble
with DO now at nil can Clt HuytHIug with a
rHIsh. and mY hearing hgH returned. Zoo.
uaUi tl FIt by myself o. to'a nu interest DO
what mF friends or family were aUyiu.. uu lr-
Oluutuf not hearing ihCm uuIraH thNF would
hHlI0 at mC. 1 can now hear Ha wen ls ever Z
could. which iH great deal iH N.UnWrIlsu
think, with person ut NY nHHs
% uish tU cay Cor Che hCnu ~ 40 who may
Uu suffering Hs uaH, 60 take Ihn advice Of lu
Ola lady WHO haH hId twenty ltU year. OF UN.
UUrUuCH with HuIHrinE. Co not hesitate tu Ert
cured uf thulf lrUuuluI before iHHI usu uu thu
NU.t pITt OF iHrIr Ito, anyone uirhiHE 20 ak
mU personally about mY ruuIralHIu recover,
tINU at Armada. IuatHiN mile. from uHnNtf,
uud wan be pleased DO Noriiy iHH settlement Do
person"
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mcnt before the barracks aid station
house were surrendered. He did not
consider their surrender " auy import
ance. Ia my last Dispatch Lieutenant
Banhurn fixes tic surrender OF the sta
ton house ut about 7;3J o'clock lnis
morning he called AID informed me
that Lieu ensut Diaper sail g him
the station house was not surrendered
until alter dark. 4 onclOtu Lieutenant
Diapers statement.
III consider n now established be.
You'd controversy that Stevens rec g'
nized the provisional government bee
fore the bifracks ana station house
surrendered or was agreed 10 be sur.
rendered. Before the committee went
up to proclaim the provisional govern
ment they sent u gentleman to SEQ Do
there were aly troops In tue govern.
mcut building. On learning that
there were nuuc the committee quietly
went up la two OF more squads aud,
uniting nj the government building,
read tue proclamation without making
any demand fJr tue surrender VI the
palace, Ia which were tlu qu Hn and
her friends, with some iiity soldiers.
The barracks were n littlr beyond the
palace, with about eighty men vol
EQUIPPED with small aims and artillery,
AL with the station house some 900
yards on, occupied ~ 200 men, vino
were armed aud equipped. They
nsked anu obtained rom thU American
minister recognition o. the government
dc facto on this basis. The minds OF
the cabinet ami queen were operated
upon to give up the barracks ami
station house ami have her surrender
10 tho provisional government lu
this way tue revolution reached ~
solution.
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claim net. stiii Alive.

KASsAa CITY, No., Nov. IS DR.
JOun Campbell, CinUinnatu ngoutoith1
Equitable Life Insurance company
says Dr. @. w, FmkUr o. ExcUlsiOi
Sptiugs, Mo-, was not drowned lhst
eptlng as reported, aud the $4,000 lie
Insurance which he carried will not
be- paid. DR.. FRAZER took John Ed.
munds, an office boy, fishing with
him one day. The boy returned alone
10 town aud reported that Dr..
Ffskcf WIS drowned. The body wa.
never found. Tie companies in
which he was Insured sct On foot uu
Investigation, ana Ha q result they
claim o. have pooitlve evidence TIA,
Dr. Frskof 10 with mia nearest relative,
a brother, VINO Is In Tacoma, Wash.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Gothic gen.
eral assembly, knights OF Labor, acid
another stormy soseiOn today, aud The
Ito was passed more than Onee between
the administration and anti.admini.
trntiOn delegates. General Master
Workman POwdorly accused James
A. Wright Of giving away secrets OF
tho order. Wright denied the accuse.
ton vigorously. A resolution request.
ang the resignation 0f all the general
Officers was Presented today and 10.
itrred to tho cOmmittso on resolutions.
All are disturbed over the fact that
their proceedings have been published,
despite efforts 10 prevent II.
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lNDGANAPOLts, Ind, Nov. 9O.-Ex.
PRECEDENT Harrison was asked about
Commissioner Blouut's report. 81
have nothing ~ say. My work has
been done, and have nothing what
evorto regret or doprecsle." Il was
suggested to the ex.Presidsnt that the
BlOunt report was generally deemed a
severe reflection on Minister Stevens,
but he replied; "Woll, have no
opinion 10 eXprosn. IL / should con-
sent 10 an Interview II would DO very
exhaustive. 1hat 10 not intend 10
dO.O
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CUmAD, Jlurez, Mex, Nov. co.
There are reports Of further engage
mcuts between the rovolutiunisiB nuu
federal uO1p8. Tue situation iA invot-
able % the rev0lutiouists, W. the Coun.
Try TN which they rre operating IL iu
sympathy with tucm aud IL difficult OF
access TO the tlOUps on account " It,
natural Iourhucss sud the snow. Pol.
omas anu Conception have hcsn iu.
vodcd and tho former completely
looted. Precedent Dilz has ordered
thnt rovoluti1nists caught bu shot like
dogs.
In every town along The river secrpl
agents ate enilsuuE recruits for tht
rCvOIuti0nists aud spies Of the govern
mont afe marking suspects 10 be- uf'
rested AID uut W death.
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Said shct uNiy stomach has caused mo un.
toll aguu.ca for the past tWcni| hIe leart
Irttrf trr time NH N z foit thIt ought 90 bee
.Iu d. ta.r the world easy 1nd gul.y lho
pleasure OF Old grC, wlf dD..f|tI lfom %
Ug tHr chronic affection OF M stomach.
4 had nu desire o. cat Hht tmue It ihc
tHnurHts 40 thp distress DO WuuII NlU.H WU.
ouIy ate what Iittlu food could &C.. HHu. wish
aud Erru Or m starving lUst In.h GRADUALLY,
nj. womb. won't down from 90 90 .s pounds.
Nv food IIt NOT seem 20 diECst ut OIL, Due IaT
like rbUnks uf lead iu my stomach NrHi
noticed it after recovering from aesNf' .na
oraH az t,Iire a yp4r. combining mr o. bod COS
Ilvalta time About the un. N..ar o.
lH.Hf my hearing, my nose BEGAN ll aiHu Hul
become cold md numb oven lI llr GUNNER
W,aiher Ma my nose would DO igg cold.
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TOLEDO, o., Nov. 20.-rhe city has
just woke up TO the fact that there may
have been a big leak Ia this municipal
funds here for many years, The solicit
tor aud president Of the council have
Just concluded an investigation ana
found that all ohl0is OF departments
have accounted aa they saw ht, with
no check or head To the system OF nm
ances. A rigid investigation will fol.
INV
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MONTREAL, Nov. 2O.-rhreo young
men, two OF tnem law students, anu
the third a son OF *. Premier Neacier,
nre under arrest for an attempt 70 blow
up NelsonS monument ON Jacques
Charter square. The Ffrnoh popula.
ton have long objected To the nionu-
ment being placed In this city, claim.
ing that Nelson was an enemy OF thelr
race,
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CHICAGO, Nov. co. Tho following
Washington special appears IN an Al.
ternOOn papers lie laughs best who
laughs last. Tho Republicans are
having great deal Of uu over satur.
day's news from Hawaii. They are
pleased 10 refer W the affair MS a iiasc0.
Neither the Preillout Or secretary OF
state are feeling a bit chagrinod, how.
ever, and whom the next steamer from
Hawaii arrives II 10 expected that thUy
Will have their turn 10 laugh,
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ATTEMPT Al KIDNAPPING.
The scheme Frustrated aud Dearly
Paid FOR.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Nov. 20.-Jos.
NJ. KRAFT, a merchant Of this city, who
uvts a mile aud a half out, was tont
Tor tonight by his wife, who In.
formed HIN tnnt sho had discovered a
schome ~ kidnAp their only CHILD,
twelve years old. KRAFT and party Of
fisnuB aecrrtpd themselves near the
house ana when stephen Whittman,
Charles Compton, Mason White and
another appeared TO capture the girl,
KRAFT shot into them aud killed
Stephen Whiteman, who gave his pals
away, the Object being 20 s,ofetu the
child ami force n large reward Tor its
return. The others were arrested and
Jailed. Mob violence ~ expected. The
excitement Il high.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-AUcording
to a deuitiOn by the Supreme Courl
today, the great lakes are high seas.
Tho decision was made IN a suit uuucI
the act Of Congress tor the punishment
VI offenders ON tho high seas. Gray
auG Brown disseuted.
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BosroN, Nov. 20-A Ter an oxcilInp
session. tho hearing Of tho charge of
murder preferred against Stephen
IOole, who was supposed to have
caused the death OF his mother Rnd
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LONDON, Nov. 2O.-AlOuEl Cum.
miugs OF san Frsnoitc1 died suddenly
Of heart disease, At 900 Lancaster Gate,
L0udOu, today.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.

Nrs. y. u. wadsworih Suffered
From Severe stomach Trouble.
Read the Advice Given by % Lady
90 Wears ~ aEe.-Noto Where She
Found Relief.
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sister by putting poison in n bottle Of
porter this afternoon, Judge wilson
ordered tho discharge Of tho prislror
The euvernmcnvs case was weak from
the start
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-21

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2O.--Dr. Louis
RelnharI, one OF the best known Ger
man physiolana In Wisconsin was
found doad IN bed tonight.
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All diseases only So a month. Not "a
cont moro will h' accepted CUusulAiiun
irCe Medicine irOo.
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Zion Medical Institute
$500 PER MONTH.

All patients placing themselves
under treatment before January
LIST will bo treated until cured at
the uniform rate OF $500 a month.
Medicines furnished free. This applies
to all diseases.