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the fsrt that We are in greater danger Of
esssins on . silver hasiA John Shesmaa
varnsd us three yes-s ago that the pass-
age OF . free SILVER coinage bsil woul9 cause
terrible financial panic consequent upoa
the enormous contraction Of the currency
that wonid he forced by the with
draval at gold from circulation We
hare not Jet enacted free coinage. bat the
increasing threat Of free silver has pro-
ducesi lack OF public confidence which -
expressed IN the boarding and locking np
of money. which il . practical contraction
of the currency that no amount a new
isaues could reiieve.
II the mere threat Of frss silver has done
this. doss anybody doubt that the reality
OF free silver would realize sherman's
predictions,
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Hon. George Hazard, Of Seattle. secre-
,ary Of tas state Democratic central com
rnl.ise. vas s. very pleasant caller at this
Office lass Saturday. Mr.. Hazard was in
Spangla en- private business, ard
Of course. hi. visit has nothing TO
do with the change os postmaster.
tie has been having very poor health for
some time. bat thinks :here is no place
!fSe Seattle, his present home Mr.. IL
sett sunday morning 10 visit severa. ether
Faloase sosns ca private business
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uor1c. TO FEE rrsLlc.

The psbtie II hessoy warned not 70 pay
any monsy 70 parties rspressnsing 70 -
oesuts Of the seattle PosT-IsrEILgsEseER
excsp4 the following. who are the only
sushorissd travelling agents Of the Posr.
IyrrxaIsxxcxR. viz: j. A. NeCssiisn, T..
a. Dsviss and J. I. Hswiey. 7Ais does not
eppsy 70 resident agents Of this paper who
are located in various cities and towns Of
the Northwest. nor 10 postrastsrs, who
ase in al cases authorized 10 tsks subscrip-
tsons Tor the Daily. sunday and Weekly
fos7-fsrEEIfsExexa.
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is. II vii not sase the past failures due
TO 4 refusal To nainfazn the gold reserve.
b1s IL nssy cssexk nsu on<s.
Bat what remedy shaii there be for TIE
uncertainty in which erery manufacturer
IL s4nnged with this AZ lifted 20 cat coHn
dukses in force fos fkirsy years."
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Post-Intcliigencer Co., Seattle, y
Gents: l received some time s1n0F
excellent map Of the United SsaomI
the world map on the reverse n1zN
am pleased with il. 1t forms . ~
and valuable addition to my e01M
cannot fail to be satisfactory - eDE
who invests the small sum asked
map Yours truly. ~
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Fair stood the temples on the hill.
The aiming temples vast and setil;
In the blue dazzle Of the sky
Above them Paiias lowered on high.
White with the ngis on her breast.
White with the spear abe held In rest
The fearless sovereign OF the soul,
The Heavenly Wisdom, ruled the whole
In thoee vast temples On the stesp.
With gold aud ivory gsimmersd oeep-
Perfect in tint and pure In line
The length OF the remctess shrine.
The inner tesnsy answered all
TIE splendor OF the outer wall
The thing was iaultless, 40 IL seemed
That ioveliness . god had dreamedi
AsheniaIs of a later year,
Lit In q service as sincere
Your temples. and bald up the shrine
With loneliness no less diyinel
To larger. los,ses life ircrsass
with yours the glory shat MAS Grssos.
Truths white IRE ali your spirit all.
And heavenly wisdom rule yen ssiui
-- Harrsa Presooa spcgoYd
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SCHOOL

Belmont School twenty Ave miles south Of Can
FRANCISCO. prepares fog any college OF acheoi Of
science iO course Of sfncy. CORPS OF teachera
moral soes and The facilities 10 Oilers for phy sicai
Developments and weii-dirertes athletics Seaesve
Tie coincidence OF parerts whose standards a.o
most intessi9ens and exsctinG Twenty schoias-
shsEs % s.oo each open 10 young men OF high
esasacses and asilisy. Csi4 ogae seaI TO auynne
sassreA~ 81 tn sound secondary education hsfer-
sacss required Next term begins August
w. r. Reid. A. ~. tHs-vsrd,,
HAD Malta
belmont, California.
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The premium map o6tsea
observation-disclosures to il
bers, old and new, is nov =
IN thousands OF homes il e.
Norshwes. Tha, no pre-.
offered has given such univ
faction, IS evidenced By III
testimonials, which are !
the large number received
who have received the -
letters are exact copies I
nails on file in this g. i.
natures only being os.;s,ed :
PosT-lNTErLicENcER dee - -
liberty to publish in fun IL
those who have 50 kindly q.
their appreciation q tie mn
EyrxErnis1 usnA N i =
seattle fost- inoslllonesF, SsottIs r.
-nAve rece.vse - van ma ~
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ceiien1 Acceps sAaan Ysan r.
u
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Post-intelligenear Co. AenaS3a -
Gentlemen: The man recoirsS .2 =
very much appreciated vry ~ IL
PEsHAsrrx, Wash. Arrlax
Post-Insesligencer Co. So
Gentlemen: Your map arrinI1 - ~ RI
Of Apr. and alter sixty MD -
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in excellent condition. = 6 -
with the map. Is well as sstoo1 ~ ~
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subscribers Most respectfhl1H
PALoUsE CRY. WASH, NwNx r
Post-lnteliigencer, Seo1tia
Gents: received the No. q &c
sent by you in good order 81 re-
pleased with it. Il b both -
ornamental and should fnd \
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thanks Yours respectfully,
NORTH ELLINGTON, B c., Juna4
Editor Post-Intelligencef. $780,
Dear Sir: ! have received 80
MUM map in good order 81 on
pleased with it consad1r ~
got your valuable paper IN, ~
the map more than the price & r.
ton. Yours very respectfully.
Far. Idaho. ~ ii
The Seattle Post-Intssliesaea
attic, Wash.-Sirs: received -
wall map short time go an1 r
condition. Am more thaa plean
it II 10 worth double The PEieA
truly, II
LANGLEY, wash., March q e.
attic, Wash.-Gents: wo1n - u1/
an delighted with the naA 4 C.
good order and Is daisy. Al
WEsr FusDAI1 vi
Post-Intelti9encer, SQatlA Wo94
Sirs: I received one df ~ lEemiy
maps the other day and il 81 - 81
every respect and deserves peoA H.
truly.
LrMMr. Wash, Feb
The Post IeteiIigcncer, Seattle. ~
Dear Sirs. l received yoar premiu
in good condition. Many thanks
Respectfully yours.
NORTH YAKIMA, Wash. Feb s. -
Post-Inteiligeneer. Seattle,
Gents: Enclosed please find stam
balance due on subscription and
Much pleased with map. Think
line premium. Yours respectfully,
MEADOW. Wash. Feb. q
rost-Intelligencer Co., Seattle
Sirs: The map is better than We e1u1
20 ws are well satisfied with It
fully,
Bosros, Nasa. June n
Post Co.. Seattle. XUESI
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tacks, Sick or Bilious Headaches, or any
arrangement Of the liver, stomach, or
bowels, try these little Pellets. They
bring . permanent cure. Instead Of
shocking and weakening the system
with violence, like the ordinary pills,
they act in perfectly easy and natural
way. They're the smallest the easiest
to take and the cheapest, for they're
guaranteed to give satisfaction, or your
money Is returned. You pay only for
the good you get
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NEW wHArcoM. June g, 1898.

Dr.. j. Eugene Jordan-DEAR SIR:
took your treatment six months, and the
result is that am entirely cured. Your
medicine has done just what you said it
would. My brothers eye is we'll and
strong. although the scar has not entirely
disappeared. Ny prayer ID that God may
bestow his richest blessings upon you-
MRS. c. +. ARNOLD.
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Is that what troub-
les you? Then it's
easily and promptly
remelled by Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets They regu.
late the system per-
fectly. Take one
for . gentle laxa-
tive or corrective;
three for . cathartic.
II you suffer from
Constipation, Indi
svocftnr pf1sS~s,e A.
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Maori. Wash. March Fl

MALorr, WASH. March ! I.
Post Inteisigeneer Co., Seattle
Gents: I have received the mo-
well pleased with it. Think u -
S., which il would cost 10 9o
and buy il. Long may the Pc
genccr live aud prosper. ssne
very respectfully. !.
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KoKislsH. B. C., Msy
Editor Post-Intelligencer. SeasoA r
Dear Sir. have received ~
the world, etc, and am pleaseo
that l am thoroughly satisfies
Yours truly,
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The above lady was given mp - incur
able by the local doctors. She was suffer
ing from . chronic Inflammation and en-
largement Of the womb. ~hich was - hard
~ stone and fully three times the nor.
mai size. She also suffered from absess
Of the ovaries, which would break and
discharge At intervals. The bladder Was
badly affected. too. and its function very
painful. She Was sick for years. mostly in
bed.
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ABERpEEy. Wash. Feb. =
Post-lntelligencer Co., Seatsl4
Premium map received and EsvO
satisfaction. Yours respectfully -
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EAST ST. Crorp. MINI, Nsy =
Post Intelligence, Seattle.
Gents: The map received in 49,
and we think it is fine map. Ice
certainly be able 10 dispose =
number Of them. Yours truly. -
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Dr.. Jordan's once 10 IN the Safe De-
posit Building. Front street, Seattle Take
elevator. Dr.. Jordan may be consulted IN
PERSON from 0 q m. to 6 p. m. every day.
CossuLrArroS YRxR
Mr.. Van Buren, II no longer In our GIN.
ploy.
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THE ArHENIANs.

study to b what you wish to seem"
The following poem by Harriet Prescott
Spo;ford. written for the occasion. Was read
at the Puget Sound Chautauqua exercises
yesterday:
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IAIAHs WaDu., ~ 97k
Post-Intelligencer, Seattle
Dear Sirs: Map received in go
Well pleased with il and also ~
Yours respectfully,
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CLKvrIAsp. Wash, FsA
Editor Post Seasoa
Dear Sir: / received your prem
which gives Us great satisfactie2 W
thinks /. is worth more thsn
and map both cost She 10 much
with IL. Yours very ssspeesfulys
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MEADOW. Wash. Feb.

MEADOW. Wash. Feb. & E
ross-Intelligencer Co., Seattle
Sirs: The map is better than We eyr
SO Ne are well satistied with It !
fully,
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Post Inteiligencer. Seattle, w
Gents: Enclosed please find stas
balance due on subscription and
Much pleased with map. Think i
tine premium Yours respectfully, i
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Looxrsros, Wash Feb
Post-lnsellixencer. Seattle, 49,
l received yoar map and IL
yond my ex peclasions. | think p
fuliy ten times the money ycu - -
and Is the bes, map have esss
lished. Yours with respect,
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NORTH WELLrSeroS, B c., Juno n
Editor Observation-Disclosures. eoo111i. l.
Dear Sir: ! have received 80
MUM map in good order 81 r.
pleased with it conssder. 81 g
got your valuable paper feeo. ~ "
the map more than the price & RI
ton. Yours very respectfully
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BALrrNoRR Nd. Nsv u =
Post-intelligenear ca, Aeee15A r. ].
Gentlemen: The map secsive1 r. =
very much apprcciated vFy ~ IL 1!
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PEsHAsrfx. WISH. Ann4x
Post-Inte.lisencer Co, Seoi11S.
Gentlemen: Your map aSYinI1 ~ ~ RI
of Apris. and after sixty MD +.
stage from EllensburR . t. r1lSS 3D.
in excellent condition. Ia 49,
with the map. Is we'll - astso ~ y
price for which you give IL - - -
subscribers Most respectfal1H II
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wEsr Fm1DAE2 We
Post-Intelligencer, 6mltlA Wn94
Sirs: I received one d yoe lGemfy
maps the other day and it - - 80
every respect and deserves psnA
truly. =
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PALousE CITY. WASH, M e
Post-lnteliigencer, Ssottia I,
Gents: ! received the No. q = y
sent by you in good order 81 GS
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every household. Please o11
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LrMxr. Wash, Feb
The Post Seattle. ~
Dear S.rs. l received yoar premiu
in good condition. Many thank1
Respectfully yours
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For information concernin 81
map call at the publication g
address
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LANGLEY, Wash., March q =
Post-lntelligencer Publishes O.
attic. Wash.--Gents: I woa3 ~ C|
an delighted with the maA Il 60
good order and Is . daisy. Al
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. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Illoway and Miss N.
Illoway, of New York: G. C. Culbert. Of
Amadon City. Cal. and Angelo Zanetta. OF
South San Juan. Cal. are tourists stop
ping at the Occidental
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The Seattle Post-Intsaliesao9
attic, Wash.-Sirs: received -
wall map . short time go, and r.
condition. Am more thaa ~
it It 10 worth double The pkieA n
truly, II
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-26

Tomorrow the HERALD will have an i'm
portant announcement to make concerning
the proposed special palace Car trip to Chicago
and return in July, next for the benefit of
friends who wish to accompany the two
teachers who NAV be victorious in the World S
Fair contest. Terms for a Pullman palace
car for the trip, via Niagara Falls, and ac-
commodations at Chicago have been secured
and will be explained fully in the next issue.
Attention is directed to the fact that the
entire Worlds Fair may be seen for one ad-
mission fee of so cents. For this amount all
of the general buildings of the exposition
company are open to the visitor. These
buildings are located in Jackson park, which
is 553 acres in extent They are thirteen in
number, and cover an area of more than 200
acres. Their galleries supply an additional
floor space of nearly fifty acres. The cost of
these buildings exceeds $s,OOO,OOO, or more
than double the cost Of the great Paris ex-
position Of 1889. In these buildings are con-
tained all of the exhibits made by the coun.
tries Of the world, the states of the Union
and the individual exhibitors from all
quarters of the globe. These exhibits make
the exposition. Every exhibitor represented
by them has been granted space by the ex-
position company, and his exhibit hasl been
catalogued and placed in one of the build.
ings of the fair, according to the nature of
the exhibit. All of these exhibits, be they
competitive or merely illustrative of
science or industry, are open to the visitor
who has first paid an admission fee of so
cents at any of the general entrance gates of
the park. This fee entities the visitor to
roam at will through the general, state and
foreign government buildings. There is not
a single building in Jackson park containing
an exhibit that the visitor is debarred from
entering after having gained admission to
the exposition by the payment of so cents at
the entrance gate
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PERSONAL.

]. J. Dougherty spent to-day at the county
seat
Mrs. Thomas A. Evans, of East Centre
street, is i'll.
Rev. Robert o'Boyle and Henry Weder-
hold have returned from Wilkes-Bar
Editor R. G. Hunt, of the Frackville Hen1
illuminated the HERALD sanctum to-day by
his presence.
J. X. Kehler, ST., who has been on a visit
to his SON. NJ. II. Kehler, at Camden, N. j.,
returned home last evening.
William II. Reinhold has resigned his
clerkship at the Shenandoah City colliery to
accept position in a store at Jeddo.
M. P. Fowler returned from Wilkes Barre
yesterday with his vest covered with
mementoes of the Knights Templars cele-
bration.
Mrs. Thomas Snyder has presented her
husband with young daughter, and the de-
lighted papa wears becoming smile in COP
sequence.
Mrs. L. NJ. Beacham bade her friends in
town good bye this morning and left for New
York City, and tomorrow she will sail for
England to visit her mother near Bristol for
the first time in thirty years.
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USE DANA's sARsAPARILLA, ITs
"THE KIND THAT CURES"
Points.

The School Board meets tonight
The dealers have their plants and flowers
on sale for Decoration Day.
There should be a full attendance at the
| Grand Army meeting tonight.
Contractor Grant gave the little girl who
returned his lost ring five dollars.
Pineapples are now cheaper than they will
ever get this year. Only 51OO per dozen.
A movement to have Main street paved
between Centre and Lloyd streets is again on
foot.
James Grant has placed new porch in
front of the East Centre street property he
purchased recently.
Whenever you nave anything to sell or
wish to buy make announcement in the
EVENING HERALD.
The Councilmen have engaged carriages for
the Decoration Day parade and tour of the
town in the afternoon.
Contractor McAdam put the finishing
touches on the new branch of the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad yesterday.
The electric railway company will begin
lowering the grade of its road between Oak
and Cherry streets on Monday.
There is some talk of having the respective
merits of the horses owned by John A.
Titman and c, G.. New decided by trotting
race
visit to the West Shenandoah colliery
resulted in no new gleanings. The colliery
is simply idle. No repairs are being made
and none are contemplated. The colliery
is simply awaiting orders to resume opera
tions
People never tire watching the work Of
the steam roller used in the street paving
work. 1t is an awkward looking thing, but
responds readily to the motions of the lever
in the hands of Foreman Gibson It is of
ten tons weight.
By Sunday Contractor Grant will have a
section of the street paving work done to
show the public the paving complete, the
asphalt crossing, the sand layer and the
foundation of broken stone, so that all may
see the process by which the work is done.
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Requires Attention.

The attention Of the borough authorities is
called to gang of men who gather in front
of the saloon at the corner of Main and
Laurel streets. The complaint is that the
loiterers are boisterous block the pavement,
and frequently insult people who are obliged
to pass the place on their way to and from
the Pennsy depot They gather there in
the day time and evenings.
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seems to be generally understood that the
first of June will see the breaker working,
but this understanding is not based upon any
official information. 1t will take hard work
to June LIST to get the breaker ready
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After this date no books will be issued
from the Public Library until the second
Thursday Of June, 1898 but the library will
be open for the return of books at the usual
hours on Thursdays and Saturdays of each
week. By order of the committee,
FRANK HANNA, Librarian.
Shenandoah, May Is, 1898 5-lS-5t
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To Whom 1t NAV Concern.

DR.. A. E. Esterbrooke, the expert dental
surgeon, will be at the Ferguson House,
Shenandoah, for a short time, commencing
Monday, May Goth. Teeth extracted with
out administering gas, ether, chloroform,
&C., positively without pain. Money paid
for extracting allowed ON new teeth. 1t
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USE DANA'S SARsAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES.n


Admiral" the new cigarette is in all
first class hotels and cigar stores. This
cigarette is not made by the trust. Try
them. For fun particulars address B. La
bows & Co, Mahanoy City, Pa.
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INDIAN RIDGE COLLIERY.
IT'S EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS
AND REPAIRS.
IT HAS ALMOST A NEW BREAKER
The Jig House Will be Put in
Operation When the Colliery
Starts-It is a Big Plant.
Inside Changes.
IT HAS ALMOST A NEW BREAKER


Hen operations are
resumed at the Indian
Ridge colliery the min
ers and workmen will
almost feel as if they
are going to a new
mine. Some great al
terations have been
made inside and out
since last January,
when operations were
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All members of the St. Pauicks Society are
requested to meet in their hall on Tuesday
Decoration Day at a, m. to make arrange
ments for participating in the Memorial
exercises and parade. By order of the
president 5.26-2t
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USE DANA's sARsAPARILLA, ITS
THE KINDTHAT CURES''.


At the Peoples store will be found big
selection of ladies' Oxford ties, warranted
solid and in the latest styles, at 70 cents and
upwards. PEOPLES STORE.
5-ll'tf 12l North Main Street.
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Buy Keystone -four. Be sure that the
name LEssIe & BAER, Ashland, Pa, is printed
ON every sack. 3-3-8taw
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There is divinity that shapes our ends"
Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry and seneka does the
rest, whenever we take bad cold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-26

Best work done at Brennan's Steam Laun
dry, Everything white and spotless Lace
curtains a specially All work guaranteed.
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By sending us your cabinet together with
90 cents, We viii finish you one dozen photos.
L-2-u w. A. KEAGEY.
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USE DANA'S SARsAPARILLA ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"


Thirty Polish immigrants who had been
quarantined at Ellis Island, N, Y, for two
weeks, arrived in town early this morning.
They were all men, young healthy and, big,
aud were comfortably dressed. They loitered
about the depot for some time until men and
women of town arrived and led them away
in different directions, in groups of twos and
threes. There were only two instances where
receptions seemed to be given by relatives
and then there were profuse exchanges of
kisses by both men and women. Excited
chatterings, wild gesticulations and the
handling and reading of letters and pieces of
paper marked the other receptions.
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"a stitch in time" often saves consump-
tion. Downs Elixir used in time saves life.