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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
AT THE WHITE CITY.
The Innux OF Visitors Is Increasing Daily
Mexican Exhibit.

Tho InnuK OF visitors ts Incrcastng DAILY
Mexican Exhibit.
CHIC AGO, June 222.-The weather to-day
was bright and cool aud the fact had an
appreciable effect ON the attendance at
the worlds fair. Crowds poured i'm from
the time the gates were opened. The con-
stantly increasing attendance is beginning
TO convince the officials that the far will
not only be success artistically but
financially. The attendance from the
outside especially is increasing rapidly.
The Mexican women's exhibit In tho
woman's building. gathered under the
supervision Of the wife OF President Diaz,
was opened to-day.
BIG CROWDS.
II is estimated tonight that the attend.
nnce for to-day will GO above 10000. The
total for yesterday was 1872 ,36s. Two eN-
cursion trains over tho Pennsylvania sys-
tenn from points in Indiana brought in n
large number of visitors to-day.
One OF the features Of to-day was an en-
thusiastic reception rendered at the Ohio
building by the citizens OF the Buckeye
state to their popular governor, Major Nc
kinley.
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ROE'S RIDE.
Unless He Can secure Other Patrons u
Has Ended.

CHICAGO. Juno -. Tom Roe. the cy-
clist. arrived in Chicago to-day on his trip
across tho continent from New York to
San Francisco. but he will go no further.
The trip has been abandoned and Tom
will now have To turn his attention TO
something else. Back OF Roo in this vcn-
turc was Bearings. bicycle paper. and
the manufacturer of a certain make of
wheel. For some reason best known per-
haps TO Ro. himself, he changed his
noun, on the way aud took to riding an
other Kind OF bicycle. This incensed tho
Behring's people and the firm Of cycle
makers Aforesaid and both have with
drawn. IT Roc pursues his journey II
will be under auspices other than those
under which lac started out.
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FAMINE FEARED.
Continued Drought Alarms German and
Dutch Farmers.

Continued Drought Alarms German and
Dutch Farmers.
BERLIN, Juno 22.-At n meeting of the
Wurtenburg peasants n petition to the
king framed asking him TO convoke the
land-s,ag and ask a grant for the pur.
chase of fodder abroad, and its distrib,l.
ton among the peasants On credit. In
Hesse the land-stag has been summoned
to meet for similar purpose. Along the
Rhine and Hesse Nausau, the greatest
scarcity prevails. The price OF hay has
risen eight, nine and in some places 10
shiilinps per hundred weight. From Stras-
burg 1t is reported that meat is selling at
such prices that peasant farmers have
been forced to slaughter their cattle and
Il is feared the result will be q meat
famine IN 1894. In many cases cattle
have been starved to death. The Frank.
fort 2erlung suggests that tho customs
duties on fodder be repealed and the
government make n vigorous effort to en-.
able the people to preserve their stock
cattle and avert a famine before too late.
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A SANITARY SCHEME.
Proposed Formation OF N National Hoard
of Health,

WASHINGTON. June 22.-One Of the first
matters OF importance that will be pre-
sented TO the next congress will be n bill,
already framed. providing for tho estab-
lishment of national board Of health
with headquarters in this city. The board,
as devised by the projectors, is TO coop
crate with state and municipal authori-
ties In the matter of sanitary improve
ment. The boldest feature of the prop
osition. and ono likely to result in serious
controversy, is that which bestows upon
the board legislative. judicial and cxccu-
tive powers of an independent character
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third. Time, lao. Second race. Six
furiongs won; Maud, second /;
Ransack, third. Time. l:.l. Third race.
Five aud q half furlonas-Clara Bauer
won; Jim Swayne, second; Jennie ), third,
Time, 1:li. Fourth race. Seven and b
half furlongs won; Lulu. sec
oni; Rossiter, third. Time. :i.H. Fifth
race. Six furlongs General Ross won I;
Boston Boy. second; Lottie Mills, third.
Time, 1:isls. Sixth race. Ono mile
Granite won; Kenwood. second; Sight
draft, third. Time, :isl,.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
SUCCESSFUL SHOOTERS.

Mis,ou ouia's Gun Club Nanquishes Stevens
Vile for tho second Time.
spec,al Dispatch to the Stani1rd.
STEvLasviLIE. June 22.-The contest
between the S,cycnsville and Missouia
gun club teams occurred to-day. The
match was shot at - singles. The visitors
won by a scorc OF 8. to ~. Tho detailed
score is as follows:
Missoula-A. B. Ferguson. l6; A. j.
Stevens, %: r. Burslin, 10; w. II. Mace,
u; VIII Cave, 10; ID. Whaley, III.
Steyensyille-L. Williams, IA; w. A.
Wright. IA: W. Ribbic,'; L. Wells, 10; i,
Clark. 10; IL. Buck, IL.
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Insanity Galore.

VIENNA. June 22.-An epidemic Of sui.
cides has broken out in Buda Pesth and
other Hungarian towns. Seven cases Of
suicide were reported at Buda Pcsih yes
terday. Cases of insanity are increasing
and the lunatic asyiums are full THIS is
attributed to the drinking Of the poison
Gus connections substituted for wine.
which became scarce through the ravages
Of phylloxers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
RACING AT MiSSoULA.
interesting Local Programme for the
Fourth of July.


Fourth of July.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
MIssotLs. June -. Arrangements have
been completed for a mixed meeting mt
the race course on the Fourth of July.
under the auspices Of Warren Shopp and
John Beliieu. and the following purses
have been hung up for the occasion:
TrottIng. 2;ss class. host . In a.-Fnrse si50.
Trottlnc. :: 81 class, hest In r. Purse. si0o.
Trotling. two-mlle dash.-s.5 10 hrst. $40 to
second.
Running. three -eghths Of a mile dash Purse,
STA.
Running. threc-quarters 81 mile DASH
Purse, si25.
All purses are to be divided; ~. 10 and
10 per cent. Any horse distancing the
field in any event is 10 receive first money
only. The two-mile trotting dash is open
only to read horses and road wagons.
owners 10 drive.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23

DETROIT. Mich. June "a Special Die
psnsdtioH dispatch from Toronto says that
Edward Kelly. j. \. Clouthier. Edward
Rvarte and Camille Maguan. medical
students In Joliet college. were drowned
by the upsettins of their boat.
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Cpuidn't Keen lp,

CREENvILLr, Mich. June 32,.-The City
National bank suspended this morning
aud the bank examiner took possession.
The failure is due to a steady run ON the
bank and the inability Of tho bank officers
TO negotiate loans. so FAR as known, the
banks deposits are $1,000 and its assets.
sltD
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
TEN KILLED.
A Fearful Cyclone sweeps Over u
State Of Kansas

Fearful Cyclone sweeps Over the
State Of Kansas
PERRY, Kas., Juno PA fcarfully de-
ructive cyclone passed through Williams
town and the adjacent country, half a
mile wide and ak miles long, accompa-
MED BY downpour Of rain and the dark.
ness Of midnight. Ten dead bodies have
already been discovered and IL 10 known
that at least five moro were killed. The
dead are:
L. F. EVANS.
EMERY EVANS.
JOHN HUTCHINSON.
SAMUEL kINcAIDE.
CLARA KrScAIDE.
SADIE KINcAipr.
WALTER KINCAIDE.
EVA KINCAIDE.
WILLIAM KINCAIDE.
SAMUEL STEWART.
All were horribly mangled and somc
torn to pieces. Tho fatally hurt are:
James Baker.
William Goeffert aud wife.
A number of others were seriously hurt.
Complete details are not at hand, but
probably at least 10 were killed and -
houses were blown down.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
EASTERN BANKERS.
They stiii Feel som. uneasin.ss OF Ex.
isiing Conditions

isiing conditions
NEw YORK. June 22.-1'hc amount of
clearing house certificates issued to-day.
s2.350.OOo, brings the total up to 81 .SOo,Gn.
So far. the banks have remained Ina good
condition and the clearing house commit.
tee has not been called upon to examine
any of them. A feeling of uneasiness still
prevails in banking circles ON account oi
tho western and Pacific coast banking
troubles. All day the banks and private
banking houses here have been receiving
bad news from California, particularly
Los Angeles. together with demand foi
currency. The bankers do not. as n rule
place much reliance on the hcraldcd re.
turn of gold from Europe. Tho half mil
lion on it's way here Is regarded as mere
drop in tho bucket.
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DIED IN LIBERIA.
Minister Mccoy of the Emitted States
Buried Mt Monroyia.

Buried Mt Monrovia.
New YORK. June 222.-News has reached
New York. by way Of England. that Will
lam ID. Mccoy of Indiana. United States
minister resident of the republic of L.
IBERIA. West Africa, died at Mourovia, the
capital Of the country. Oh May II aud was
buried with military honors. McCoy was
the fourth minister resident 10 die at
Monrovia during the past IL years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
Failures IN Boston,

BosroS. June 2e.-CIosby & Noyes. con.
tractors and builders. and Benning G.
Noyes & Co.. furniture manufacturers,
have made an assignment.
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ANDERSON. Ind. Juno "a receiver
was to-day appointed for tho Anderson
Iron and Bolt company. The liabilities
are s3i 900 aud the estimated assets, S93,-
Upl
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
Rain Brings Relief.

BUDA PEST, June 22.-Rain has fallen
here in such quantities as to insure a good
grain crop. Vineyards have also revived
and farmers are encouraged.
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BERRY IS WINNING.
He Leads tho Cowboy Racers by Com :
Portable Distance.

Portable Distance.
FoRr DopGE, Iowa, June 22.-Joe Gil
lespIe of tho cowboy racers, arrived and
registered at lO:21 O'Clock this morning.
His horses are in fair condition but he Is
n little tho worse for wear. John Berry
made a start from here mt noon. taking
adv antage of the tired condition Of Rat.
tlcsnake Petc's horse. He changed
mounts. He is now in tho lead. Joe Gil
lespie and Stephens left at 2:2s o'clock.
George Jones registered at 6 o'clock and
Joe Campbell at ':2o. Their horses are in
fair condition. The other three cowboys.
including doc Middleton, are expected
in the morning. Berry. Stephens and
Gillespie expect 10 make Williams for the
night.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
Tents. Wagon Covers. ore sacks.

All weights and widths at NJ. J. Con-
nell's. This firm keeps large stock Of
thes. goods always on hand. Also Of
canvas from - To - inches wide.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23

ST. PETERSBURG. June 2a.-Cholera is
rapidly decreasing throughout Russia.
There are few now cases.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23

ST. Lorts, June -. There was heavy
track. First race. Six furlongs Eugene
won; GAINESVILLE, second; Gallon Brown,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
In Holland.

THE HAGUE, Juno 22.-The drought con.
tinues throughout Holland. The munich.
pal authorities have been instructed to
take steps TO provide drinking water.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23

NEW YORK. June Ed. McD. White OF
the Consolidated Stock exchange has an
nouuced his inability to meet contracts.
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Entries for To-Day.

Butte. June 22.-Thc following arc tho
entries and weights for to-morrow's races
at Shcepshead Bay:
First race. Futurity course Kingston,
1ea; wah Jim, i22; Glcnmcync, los.
Second race. Zephyr stakes. Futurity
course HurlinehaIn, 10; Hartford. 10;
Montepool. 40: 81. Maxim. no: J. p. b.,
10; Discount. 10; Amecr, li0; Equation,
10; Dobbins, 10; Madciaine, io.; Melody
H..
Third race. Selling. Futurity course
Hammic, 10; Extra, i0,; Restraint, ios;
Chattanooga, los; Prince John, los; Clio,
colt, los; Lisei e., 100; Astoria, lo'; Uld
dominion, liz.
Fourth race. One mile and an eighth.
Selling Now or Never, In'; Extra. %; Cir
cular. %; Deception, 20: Peg Leg, l0l
Madrid, i0s; WattcrsoIi. IL.
Fifth race. One mile. Handicap
Leonawcll, los; Saragossa, 100; Harlem,
%; Gold Dollar. loi.
Sixth race. Ono mile and an eighth
handicap. Un turf stakes -LonRstree,
l2J; Cleaning, 12J; Watterson, ia; AIDE.
bert, ia; Hammic. rs; Mary X, 100
Saragossa. 100; Canvass, i0.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
Bascb,li Yesterday.

Al Cincinnati--0: Chicago. >.
At 81. Louis-s; Louisville, I.
At Clcvcland-3; Pittsburg, Z.
Al Brooklyn-3; Washington, 6.
At Philadelphia New York, 8.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
. CHOLERA RAGING.

Numerous Deaths Yesterday Across the
Ocean.
MECCA. June 22.-There were SO deaths
from cholera here from June l6 TO -.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23

SAN Francisco, June -. First race.
Five and one-haif furlongs Normandie
won; Premium Filiy, second; Connaught.
third. Time. :0s. Second race. Five
furlongs-Attossa won; q. k., second !;
Cooper. third. Time, 1910. Third race.
Ono mile--Broad Church won; Morton.
second; Aerolite, third. Time, i:ti. Fourth
race. Five furiongs won; wor-
rocco, second; Realization, third. Time,
] rs. Rkth race. One mile-Solitude
won; Nellie o., second; Red Cloud, third.
Time .lAL
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-23
Yai.-Haryard G.mo Postponed.

BosToS, June 2l.-The Yale-Harvard
base ball game. which was to have been
played at Cambridge this afternoon, has
been postponed until Saturday OH ac-
count of rain
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31
Springfield u11o mmgcgeno,
G\ic Sf;ns NAN G~r;, e;oIN ,,u~Ao

Sic Stiue BON sprinsfielb wurbe
lebten Mittwo@ ourd cine Don W.
WaQer. Sobn Sdmel3. %. Trant unb
Serb. Yisot ueranitaltete Sosb ouf einen
tn Treibeit seietten 9abn unterbro9en.
o. Sasosewebre unb ionitise Morbmais
fen nidt in N%nwenbun9 9ebradt merben
o%urften, blieb ben Sdsern nidts anberes
abris ais bic geute bur1 Die S9neuiss
teit ibrer geine Al eria9en. Der Sabn,
wel4er bic Mbii@t errat9en gu baben
i@ien, madte einen uer5 weifelten 0ers
iu9 ;u enttomner, ober 6reunb Wtiuer,
Der feline brei Gouesen an vTiri9teit"
aberlesen mar, iiberbolte i'm troebem
uno bra9te ibn, unter benz Subel bcr
3ui9auer als Siesestropbae mad benz
bausli9en 9eerb, BON ,uo aus CT an, fol-
9enben Gage ais ledercr Sasbi9maus
auf ben Gid tam uno BON ben Sasbids
germ NIT eionberem 9o@senuB usr5ebrt
purbe.
&auft Cure l1bren in S9leubers SUI
melen Store.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31
SprinSfielb, 20. Nuaun.

OfS"SIN'S1 ~. ~"uuH.
Or. Suuiuan wirb bieler Gage feline
neu erbaute @eiiben3 beaieben.
@m. Bafirotb labt feline S9miebes
wertitatte nit gridteinen umseben.
Die lette Montas Na9t bra6te uns
einen lei&ten Troit. wobur@ bos @emiis
ie in ben @drten etmds bei9dbist wurbe.
Sine tleine To6ter ma@te lstten Treis
tag ibr gri@einen in BET Tamilie BON 6.
6. 9aitinss.
SRI. &atie MoQ Don Sleepp Gpe Be-
finoet iid babier bel SRI. Ora @Qiot aui
8elud.
sic bur9 ben neuli9en 0ranb entz
itanoenen &uinen an &ebwoob StraBe
werben iett me99eraumt.
@m. Muler unb @olfsans S@mib
madten am Dienitas per Tubrwert einen
Wusfu9 na@ 2amberton.
Sobn S9neiber, mel9er lette @o9e
beoentli@ trant barnieoer lag, befinbet
ii@ auf Der geii erun9.
SRI. &atie S@ubert BON Nem l1!m
befinbet ii@ Bel ibrer S9meiter, Trau
Sobn S&mel5 aui @eiu@.
Maribal @obp bra4te am Dienitas
Sobn Mc@ratb nod Nem ulm, benz inn
9otel Inberion mesen Truntenbeit Is
Gage 2o9ie a%n9ewieien wurben.
81. 9uiras bat ii@ enti9loden, bas
neue Yoit>Sfic @ebaube iolioe aus
@riditeinen ~auffabren su laiien. q. 6.
Dds bat ben Gontratt bes Neubaues.
Pbiuip Gampel, elm alter Bemobner
biele E Gountp's, lit letten Oonnerita9
ouf ieiner Tarm in Eown Nortb Star
i'm boben Sitter uon 81 Sabren 9eitorz
ben.
Trau 8. S9mel5 bat bas Put> uno
Mooewaaren= @ei9dft BON Trau @eu>
come lit @leepp Gpe 9etautt unb miro
nod bieie Wo@e 8eiit bauon nebmen.
Sci Dem @emitter letten Gam flag
i9lu9 BET 8lie in einen Stall binter
Trant Sabns 8obnuns; mebre &inoer,
wel3e in Der Nabe ipielten, wuroen pom
S9la9e betaubt, %erlitten aber lonit feline
Terletun9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31
Sfurtttpct0MfrMna

Die neuliden Sturmiddoet baber1 9e5eist, oab @erz
fasruns ssqsn S9aosn p?n n ss.nol,i1r'nsn nn ,,t S SaHaz
unb ib Made beBbalb baraui ouimerfian,, boB
i'd Eoltccn in ben superldiiisiten geieui@aiten gu 10 biz
Ereiien auf 1, 3 ober 5 Sabre alsitclen fam, oaB
bic 9erinse Musgabe ideucn ioute.
@ III. g aenber.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-08-02

The mica in the doors of stoves and
heaters is enormously called isinglass;
from the genuine isinglass is made a
very superior jelly. German silver was
not invented in Germany and does not
contain a particle of silver. The battle
of Hastings. England, was not fought
within five miles of that place; the battle
of North Point was fought six miles
away and much nearer Baltimore, and
the battle of Bennington, Vermont, was
fought i'll New York state. Whalebone
does not possess a single property of bone.
Burgundy pitch is not pitch and does
not come from Burgundy; it is principal
ly rosin and palm oil. The tuberose is
not a rose. but species Of Olyanth,
Black lead is not lead at all. but a COM
pound of carbon and small quantity of
iron. Cleopatra's needle was not erected
by nor in honor of the Egyptian queen.
Sealing wax does not contain a particle
of wax, being composed of turpentine,
shellac and cinnabar. Steel pens are not
made of steel. Turkish baths did not
originate in Turkey and properly are
not baths. Brazilian grass is not grass
and never grew in Brazil; it is only strips
of palm leaf. Pompey's pillar hasn't the
slightest historical connection with Pom
pey. The Mont Gents tunnel is cut
through Mont Susa.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-08-02
SHORT METER TELEGRAMs

The Navahoe won the race in the royal
Southampton regatta.
Bettina Girard, the actress, is i'll in New
York
John G. Wilmot Of 1913 Tenth avenue,
New York, went crazy after his wife COM
mited suicide by jumping from ia window.
The failures of John J. Cudahay and
other heavy operators in pork on the
Chicago board of trade caused panic.
Minister Blount is to Leave Honolulu
Aug. 6,
NJ. a. Chessman, a mine owner of Hele-
ma, Mon. failed for $500, 600.
A board has been appointed to cut down
the expenses of the Worlds fair.
James T. Kilbreih, the new collector at
the port of New York. has taken charge.
The new cruiser New York went into
commission.
A bad leak was reported in the Erie
RanAl.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-08-02
BrOOELV9S Briefs.

Andrew Weber has broken ground
for three family house at the corner of
Washington avenue and Poplar street.
Miss Nellie Casey of 602 Bank street.
is spending a week with friends in
Bridgeport.
The Brooklyn Athletic club enter
tanned large number of its lady friends
with q private sociable at Its rooms last
evening.
The st Kasimir Lithuanian Catholic
society of this city will attend the
funeral of Rev Father Pagan, Friday
morning, in body.
Miss Nellie Donahue, clerk in
Kelly's South Main street store, and her
sister, Miss Maria Donahue, have gone on
two weeks vacation to Brooklyn, n. y.
Napoleon BoufTard the 10 year~old-
son of Baker A. Boutfard, fell out of one
of the delivery wagons about noon to-day
and the heavy vehicle passed over him
making wounds on his left side, neck
and chin. DIR Lopez attended to the
lads wounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-08-02
FINANCIAL RELIEE.
National Banks Have a Plan to Increase
Their Circulation.


NEW YORK, Aug. "A new and unex-
pected element of relief has been injected
into the financial situation. United States
bonds have reached such low figure that
the national banks see their way clear to
make a profit by issuing circulation
against them. Arrangements have there
fore been made by some of the more promi-
nent banks to increase their circulation
from the minimum limit at which it now
stands to such an amount as will ma
terially relieve the present tension. 1t is
estimated that -. 100000 or $1,000, 900 will
be so added to New York's supply OF cur
rency within very short time.
Orders have already been placed with
the comptroller OF the currency for part of
the new bills, and some of the banks have
bought their bonds preparatory to deposit
ing them in Washington. Among the
banks that are named as interested in the
movement are the Gallatin, Fourth, Mer-
chant, First, New York and Park.
The senseless runs on the savings banks
in this city and Brooklyn were not re-
peated and there is a feeling of confidence
generally.
The failures in Chicago in the provision
trade, including the big one of John Cud-
ahy, had but little effect upon the Produce
Exchange in this city.
The sheriff received an attachment for
1920, 500 against Thomas S. Bullock and
Victor A. Wilder, contractors, of Wall
street, in favor of Colin Campbell for COM
mission in raising $500, 900 to carry along
the Monterey and Mexican Gulf Railroad
company.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-08-02
How Cure Collie In Horses.

A sure and speedy cure for collie in
horses is made of ounces spirits of tur-
pentine and an ounce of laudanum. Put
this mixture into bottle containing
half pint of warm water and pour it
down the animals throat. This is said
to be an excellent remedy also for human
beings, the dose for an adult being one
to two teaspoonsfuls. according to the
exigencies of the case. For children OF
invalids the dose should be reduced.
Take in warm water.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-08-02
Don't Get Scared,
This Country Is All Right

:. Ll t;r,.. ,-a-a oOr;DI,
II looks as IL hHtu snS,iai j;sas+a- ~, -
10 stay "hen We ,hiat an5 fss+ Rnt
all sluTS Gt' - abor+ Jnrs+;on
TINS Spell VIII oS VI Se -saobe5 soonar ~
The bottom nat' 10 oe 20 r,n Ia tir,a for
!AteF' anu ms ts 70. -sTJ 10 cbosan
II I" come as any that Sou1' - u d.
when most people neeu a'a 80 :; as
crops were never oelteF, Alit .iis ,be-s
much wealth In tne county
ever was AT an! time: ,1,.;oa1 so,ra
Inc "hole 'n'ns - " -. -,
and 1t amounts 10 'Ieas'' IL, t,,.rra5 bv
IN inns country n"Se ;, ard tbsir
what they eau fF9'e' ~, va ars 90.
little game Is stopped Wv. H.
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