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GRENADA

The report on this colony for the year 1892,
which has been forwarded to the Colonial
Office by the Governor, Sir Walter Hely
Hutchinson, states that the revenue Of 1872
vas E55, 800, being 81 ,802 in excess Of that
Of 1891, which was the largest on record up
to that year. The increase was due to the
transfer Of the police reward fund (the
system Of milking reductions from police pay
being abolished AMI the payment Of police
pensions and rewards becoming a charge on
general revenue) to increase recSi pts from
rum duty and land aud house tax, consequent
on improved methods Of collec6on to the
revenue from the new telephone service, ard
to'lncroased business at the postOfhce. There
waE, however, a decrease of Ell, FOG inCustoms
duties as compared with 1891, in which year
tho receipts were abnormal. The receipts
from rum duty and land and house tax de-
serve, the report says, special notice. The
improved excise system produced 8 yield of
Gil rs, being 8l,642 more than in 1887,
the last yea. of unbridled smuggling There
was, however, an outbreak Of Illicit djstIIIass
ton al the close Of the year which caused an
estimated loss TO he revenue ufueaiiy $1,000.
Tia land and house lax realised &c 1916, the
average receipts Of the ten preceding years
6elng &4,>0J The expenditure was EOS, 2G0,
or &2.SIO more than in the previous ysar,
an increase which is traeoabIe to various
causes, but TO which the issue Of a now loan
Of ESQ, 900 mainly contributed The average
price obtained for the bulk of the new
G50,00O stock issued was SOL S.. Cd. per
cent, and the conversion of debenturss was
effected at the rate of &l03, against 800 de
benturss. The stock bears interest ut the rate OF
4 per cent per anuum and ut the close Of 1892
stood on the London Stock Exchange list at
lUz lO4 The probable capltaliSed saving
to the colony resulting from the conversion.
when completed, is estimated at 83,078. OF
the total loan raised, $50, 069 WAS for paro-
chial works, and the interest and sinking
fund on this amount are, therefore. a charge
on local rs tes and have to be refunded by the
parochiaE boards to the general revenue,
which is primarily responsible fol their
payment. The year 1892 was remarkable
for tho falling off in The imports. which
exhibit II decrease Of more than $4,000 As
compared with the previous year. and OF
nearly 10000 as compared with the average
OF the previous five years. The actual figures
were clos, 7O2, as compared with ElI6,9a0
IN 1891. Many causes contributed TO TIN
result. There was an exceptional rainfall.
which retarded the cocoa crop and produced q
consequent ''tightness" of money locally
there was less expenditure from loan funds
ON road work, SO that the labourers, instead
of relying on imported food supplies, devoted
more time TO the cultivation of provisions
and, lastly, less capital was advanced to the
peasant proprietors than in former years.
The trade with the UnitedStates OF Ameri-
ca continues to develope undsr the stimulus
Of the direct steamer service with New York
subsidized by the colony, which brings the
island within seven days distance of that cen
TIRE of commerce.
, 1893-11-15
NUTMEG CULTURE IN GRENADA.
The West India d Commercial Adeertisey.

The West India d Commercial Advertiser.
Nutmeg is becoming q source of much
profit to many islands In the West Indies and
especially in Grenada. For many years the
nutmeg tree has been grown it is only re-
Gently that its cultivation has received se"l-
Gus attention. 10 start a nutmeg plantation
the ground must be cleared at a cost of 96
per acre. Saman trees should then be planted
forty ave feet apart. Meanwhile the nutmeg
seeds should be carefully reared in tho
nursery. In about two years the seedlings
should be planted out
Unless the locality is very favourable ten
years must elapso before the trees begin 70 be
productive. a large number Will be Of The
male sex, and as the proportion Of male TO
female trees should not exceed one in Thirty,
the planter will have to cut down the tr,e
Il RELY as soon as their sex is declared. 1t is
reckonod that nutmegs should yield an annucI
profit to the planter of about los. pei sh're.
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Tilsam'nen78O0 Par.
SkrYtlige TuJud Mn~rkcde,S
Lev I rance af Skotoi tifNEIn
tairstyrken 1894"
Tilsam,nenx8O0 Par.

indsendes til depotot paa st. Croix. indtil
FREDAGEN den l7de November IaS3'.Kl.
3 Elm. indeholdende saavel Angivelse :af!Aden
Pris, hvortil Vedkommende vii paatage sig
at levere det hele Parti at indtil 500 Par
Ankelsko, som Angivelse at Prison for Leve-
ringen af Diet til de enkelte Garnisonsr
bestemte Antal.
Skoene leveres efterhaanden, som do
behoves paa Rekvisition af ve%dkommende
militare Chef etter Forhandling med Depotet
% enten efter Maaltagning af Diet vedkom
mende Mandskab eller efler Prove.
Byderne staa we'd deres Bud Ia Dage.
Iilbudene VILE derefteri blive Aabnedo
bemeldte Days Efttlmiddag Oververplse af
de Concurrenter, som MATTE indhnde sig, 0g
Undetrernn g ON Diet eller de af Convene
mentet antagne Bad, VII blive v~ydkommende
meddeIt fra Depotet
Proven at 0vrnmeldtr Ankelsko or Kondi
toner for Leverancen ere til Ef6ersyn det
kongelige II ilitHlre Depot Christiansted. St.
Croix. og St Thom@ Caserue
bet Kong4liGo )~nibtaire Depot, St, Croix
len 8de Noven erl693
Il. JORGENSEN
Translation
, 1893-11-15
Total 500
Written Tenders Marked
Tenders for Boots for the
Military Forces 1884,.

may be forwarded to the Royal Military De-
pot on or before FRIDAY the 18th E. Nov
ember this year at 3 O'Clock pm, containing
a statement of the pride at which the party
will undertake to deliver the whole number
Of 800 pairs of boots, as we'll rs the price for
the number of pairs required for the rssspecs
tive garrisons. ~
The boots are TO be delivered rs sfhey are
required Oh the acquisitions of the Chief of
the Depot and according to measurements Of
the men or after sample. i1
The tenders will be opened on the af,er-
neon Of the above stated day in the presence
of those bidders who rnny appear, and in.
formation will be given to the party whose
tender is accepted BY the Governments from
the Military Depot. -
Each bidder will be held to his BID for Il
days.
Samples Of the boots and the conditions for
the delivery thereof may be seen. in the Roy
al Military Depot, st. Croix, and in the Bar
rack, st. Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot. St. Croix, the
Stb November 1898.
p J0RGENSEN<<'
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from the Daily T'clegrapd.)

Shark fin soup, or potage aun o%ilerons de
reqain, will be offered to the Russian officers
at foulon by Admiral Rieunier. This is
made on q foundation Of stewed chicken with
Chablis, calves feet, celery, the usual pot an
fen vegetables, and the fins, which come dried
like horn from China. The fms are we'll
soaked in water a day before use and then
boiled in bouiijon FIR seven hours. One for
each guest is pnt INTO the soup after i has
been we'll skim ned aud are allowed to rest
an hour in it before it is served. Just before
the soup is brought to table a half bottle of
Madeira is poured INTO 1t,
, 1893-11-15


Large Land Poron2~o by an English Syn
dictate New York 0ct 3. 4 capitalist states
Il am a member Of q syndicate that as
purchased the lower California peninsula
from the Republic Of Mexico. The territory
viii be annexed to the United States, and a
bill for this purpose is being prepared to sub
nit to Congress. TIE purchase price is
SO, 600, 600 sterling - DaIzjel.
Probable Holy War-Nadrid. Oct. q
The outbreak If the present trouble is gen-
orally believed to be due to the iutrigues of
the rotoriou, Moorish agitatol, Maymon, who
has made use Of the fact that the fort being
built by the Spaniards at Gua,iach is erected
over the resting place of the renains Of .
Moorish Saint, as a means Of a'ousin2 the ia
naticism Of the natives against The Spaniarls.
, 1893-11-15
PROGRESS IN THE WEST INDIES.

Despite the dismal prophesies Of Mr.. Froudc
and his antioipstory dirge over the decline of
British power, affairs in the West Indian
islands are manifsstly changing for the
better The report relating to the progress
IT the Lsswsrd Islands for the year 1892 is
, 1893-11-15
500 Pairs of
AncIcbOOts

required for the Military Forces in the Is
l,na5 ii Tie year 1894 IS hereby put up to
public l|icltalion namely
for the Garrison in Chri>tiarAsed $50 pairs
+" " " FrederikHed 120 -"
at St. ThordA. 300 .;
, 1893-11-15
Notice.

GREEABLE to Orders from the Govern
"A ment of the Danish West India Islands the
supply Of Il number not exceeding
, 1893-11-15
500 PaI. mill.
~ b.
tail'C Ank~IskO..

som a6bet af Aarct 1894 vile heh6yes
for den 'e"tin)iske Herstyrko ncsnlig
for Garnisonen Cllristiansted $50 Par.
do. Frederikste1' 1870 g.
do. paa St. Thomas 300 g
, 1893-11-15
Bekjendtg jorelse.

TtpLGE Ordre fra Gouvernementet for
de dansk- vestiudisko Ger udbydes hervod
til LicitatiOn
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REn1AIRE.
All Sorts of Local NOws and Gossip from
tho Glass Ctr.

All Sorts Of Local NCws and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Tho Farmers Alliance OF this county
mot here Saturday with Robert McKeI-
vey presiding and James A. Wiley sec
rotary. There was only a moderate at
tendance, and II anything OF import
ance was done it has not yet leaked out,
but 1t is not probable there was. The
meeting was held with closed doors.
At the sled track Saturday night,
whore hundreds OF people congregate,
boy named lobe Krider was run over
by a big sled. He was picked up uncon-
scious aud carried to his home where
1t was found no bones were broken, and
the physician stated the bruises were
not dangerous.
Quite q number OF the persons who
are making trouble for the engineer and
contractors on the pixies met at Cowen
& Co.'s Office Saturday and prepared
some statements concerning the pixies
to be submitted to the commissioners
at an investigating meeting to DO held
here on Wednesday.
Word was received hero yesterday
that Edward Matthews, the young man
who was sent to the penitentiary last
month on charge OF attempted bur.
giary, had lost part OF his left hand by
having 1t caught in o machine at the
pen at which no was working.
Theodore Cochran, who was assistant
statistical clerk under Colonel Poor.
man in the secretary OF states office,
was put to work again last week in the
Same office, after having becn left out
in tho new shuttle. He is completing a
report from that office.
In the country west OF this city some
OF the roads are blockaded by snow
drifts as high as tho fences on either
side, and the fences arc broken down In
many places to allow teams TO pass
through tho nelds.
Bellaire people who saw John |. Sui
Ivan In Wheeling Saturday night say
that he IL pronounced drunk every time
he crooks d finger or winks. This comes
from having bad namo.
Workmen were engaged yesterday In
uncovoring tho various lro.plugS about
town and sailing them so as to prevent
their bolnE out OF use In case OF q fro.
Albert Rodelor has recovered from
his long sick spell and Will take charge
Of the glass factory when 1t starts up
noxt week,
Tho First National Bank Is iurnish.
ing Columbian half dollars as called for
at the prevailing price oil dollar q
piece.
slolghs at 81 por hour wore In demand
Yesterday aud the liyerymOn sent
scouts out after many Of tho delayed
ones.
Row. Father Fitzgerald leoturod in
sloubenylllo last night on Jerusalem,
tho Holy Land
Kinsoy Bros. arc operating tho Barn
ard coal mines and tho brick works arc
closed down.
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A ooyFEsspD FoRGER.
Downfall Of sunday school supsrlRtsn
dent In ssachusstis,

Downfall Of a Sunday schNpl Suparlnten'
dent In Massachusetts,,
HAyERnILL, Mass, Jan. ia sensa'
ton has been caused in Georgetown by
the arrest OF Frank Viping, q pFoml-
nent citizen and Sunday school superin-
tendent, who by his own confession is a
forger. Over two years ago Vinipg
came to Georgetown with good refer
ences and purchased half interest in
business with Harold F. Blake Tor Sl0,-
600, paying $1,000 down and giving
notes as collateral for the balance, The
notes bore gilt edged names, but Vining
always suppressed their negotiations
and finally confessed that they were
forged, lie confessed also TO forging
other notes, tho ,amonnt aggregating
about $1,000, OF which the Georgetown
National bank had $1,000, the Savings
bank 81, 900 and Mr.. Blake the rest.
These were mostly settled by parties
interested and Yining given chance to
reform. Within few months, how
ever, other checks endorsed by Vining,
bearing the signature Of D, l. 0uten, Of
this city, have been presented to and
protested by the Georgetown bank,
0uten having no funds there, and the
transactions led to Winnings arrest He
il in jail in default OF $1,000 bail,
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Loula aIorrl,on-nNephl,to.n

Lewis Morrison will appear at tho
Opera House this evening with his
novel, highly effective and superb pro.
duction OF Faust. Long and costly ex-
periments for producing a flash OF light
ming in miniature have at last proved
successful. Tho mimic electric dis
charges from murky clouds add con.
slderably to the wild sublimitY Of the
tumultuous scene on the summit OF the
Broken. Aside from the elaborate
staging Of Faust, the drama is rendered
in the highest degree interesting by
Mr.. Morrison's graphic representation
of Mephisto. A musical novelty has been
perfected for frightening the effect Of
the church scene. A chime of rich.
toned bells ring out full and clear while
the worshipers assemble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16
THE onEvELANDs' SUNDAY.


The Preilhont-E oct 10 RecpIve Callers
aIrS. Cleveland Cues stsiG hridiuG,
LAKEWOOD, N, j., Jan. l5,-PFesident.
elect Cleveland remained at home to-
day. Hc received few friends in the
afternoon. AS Mr. Cleveland has made
no arrangement to go to New York this
week it is expected that he will be Wis.,
itod by several prominent Democrats.
1t Is said ]. Randolph Tucker and Mr..
Carlisle will probably call upon Mr..
Cleveland tomorrow or Tuesday. Office
mail received by Mr.. Cleveland yester.
day will be sent to Secretary 0'Brien
tomorrow, as the President.elect will
not open it here. Mrs. Cleveland at
tended services at the Presbyterian
church to-day and in tho afternoon
went sleigh.ridlng.
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cmcAoo, jan. l5.-Mrs, Michael @,
veDonold has written a book, entitled
~r,ial, and Prosecutions OF Mrs. NJ, q,
Mcdonald; an Autobiography Written
ior Her Own Vindication." 1t is two
Soo,s since Mrs. Mcdonald and her
husband, the we'll known gambler and
noIttician Of Chicago, last separated
Tbe story OF her flight to France with q
pries,, and Of her previous elopement
with Billy Arlington, the minstrel and
If her recent alleged connection with u
Gang OF postoiIice thieves, is fresh in the
mind OF the public,
Her literary effort is called an autobi'
ooraphy but her life has been so close
Iyconnected with many public incidenta
Kat much previously unwritten his
,ory Of Chicago and many OF its we'll
EpoWn people, concerning whom she
bos been in Il position to know much,
!. '' chronicled. Naturally, under the
circumstances, all that she says is not
complimentary. She has handled her
subjects iearlessly, relying, she says, on
tbe consciousness OF truth and her
ability to substantiate every statement
she makes
inc the best people OF this city-men
and womon-striking at politicians, de-
tectiyos, business and professional men,
and the women who lead society. OF
tho part Mr.. Mcdonald has played in
tbe history OF Chicago she is thoroughly
conyorsant. She reveals the inside de-
tails OF many political deal, and some
other deeds which were not political.
Nor does she conceal anything. Any
man or woman who was ever associated
with Mr., Mcdonald in any capacity
may expect to see his own name. Peo'
ole are called by their proper names.
The book has been copyrighted. One
chapter appears in an evening paper
today, giving a graphic account OF the
famous raid on Mike McDonald's
gambling house, when she held twenty
one policemen at bay and seriously shot
Officer La Bounty. The opening state
Society would blush to hear the
names Of some OF the men who came to
nv husbands gambling house, Very
few OF the leading firms in Chicago that
did not have u representative round the
green cloth in that house, Often q
Chief Of police selects favorite and
sends him to these places to secure in
formation, and nine times out Of ten
those chosen men are intimate friends
Of the gamblers. Their wives get a
diamond ring or their daughters q
diamond bracelet, or their brothers are
secured positions through the influence
Of Michael @. Mcdonald.
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SPIRAL Dtpatck to the Iatetlt0eHeer
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. 15.-speaker
Shaw, Of the house, will announce the
lollowingimportant committees to.mor-
row evening:
Railroads. Messrs. Hantord, Lively,
McAllister, Goad, 0'Kane, Brock,
Walker, Chambers, Trout, Floyd,
Gramm, Mckinney, Tabler, Pyle, Shaw
U On The Judiciary, Messrs. Lively, Nc.
Allister Walkers Wilson ]. HI
Gamble, Smith 70. L., Hansford, Max
we'll, Edwards, Floyd, Stapleton, Dan.
bridge, Johnston, Holman, Gramm.
These arc the only committees which
have vet been completed. The remain
der will be announced later in the week.
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AGO0D SHOW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on adycrtis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. OF course, YOU
should make your advertising efec-
tive-ifan electric light be available,
YOU should not use a "taIlow Dip
10 light the path to your store.
What do we neanby tliatl Sim.
ply that the more conspicuous the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your I'D.
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con.
tribute to your eash.drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled BY
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eye by a display Of good taste In the
style and arrangement Of your an.
nouneement.
Above all, let II be bold enough 10
be easily read Don't veX a reader
BY yexlng his OF her eyeSl
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An Arabian po.lalnr Kill.d.

NV" O"VHC' 70 INC IHIeltlqcncer.
SrECRrSvILLE, O., Jan, 15.-Thursday
evening IN Arabian peddler named
Barcua Terro. was killed by a Wheeling
4 Lake Erie freight train at Rush Run.
yesterday two brothers who do bust.
ness IN Pittsburgh were at Rush Run
and failed to find three hundred dollars
which they claim Terro kept on his por-
ION soiG Their thCoryi Is his dead body was
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tV5FIU DI8puICNI 70 Ne IWtIIDsNCtT'
PIEDMONT, W. Va, Jan. 15.-The re-
mains OF William White, of Midland,
Nd, were buried here to-day. Fully
S5OOf bis brethren Of the Knights OF
Pythias, Knights OF the Mystic Chain,
JF. Order United American Mechanics
and Daughters of Liberty followed his
remains to the cemetery and performed
iriunorNl rites amid deep snow and
intense cold. 1t was the largest frater-
nal funeral ever witnessed hero.
Gus Wells, a prominent citizen and
business man Of Keyser, will be buried
with Pythian honors Monday after
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16
ONE ENJOYS

NO ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efsctually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial In It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend Il
to all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 600
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gista ANY reliable druggist who
may not have II on hand will pro.
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute. 4ol5
CALIFORNIA FiG SHRUP co.
tOOsUtiE' IL s1"''''Si SRwI toaS aA
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On Wednesday evening, January 10,
the Rose Hill English Folly Company
will give Que performance at the Grand.
The New York World says: "The Lon
don was crowded last night to witness
the first performance Of the Rose Hill
English Folly Company this season,
Tho organization is a good one, and at
once gained favor with the audience.
The burlesque, "The Mountebank," IL
full of bright, catchy music, and richly
costumed. Tho specialties were all well
received"
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Must Move to Now Cumberland.

'F.1'1 D77I0aEch 70 Nc InItIIlgtfiotE
sTEuDESvitLE, ONO, Jan. 15.-Tho
officials OF the Chelsea pottery at Now
Cumberland announced yesterday to
mon moi living hero and working there that
saey must move TO Now Cumberland
i Snu spend money toadvauco that towns
interests, or quit work.
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Russell 8 chr,stlO'i Uncle Tom To.pIght.

Russell u ohrtstle'i Uncle Tom Tonight.
This evening Russell & Christie's
"Uncle Toms Cabin" company will
commence q two nights engagement ut
the Grand. This is said to De a first
class company, and tfey carry lot Of
fine scenery, trick donkeys, blood
hounds, the Congo Quartette, and n
host OF fine specialties. Seats are now
on sale at Genther's, and those who de-
sire choice seats should secure them at
oncR
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Fatal Cold Iu Mineral County.
tinl nlrrnLnh Ia u. n,,L.Itin.,,a..

H'fldI DlspdlcN 70 ths InNelIl1eiotT.
PIEDMONT, W. vAn Jan. 15.-The
thermometer Is below zero here and
still falling. The snow is tlfty.six inches
deep on the rlades, The B. &. o. com.
pany had $50 men shoyeling snow yes.
Iorday, and kept engines running to
keep the track open. All trains are
many hours late. A Mr.. Morrison. OF
this county 1t is reported, froze to
death in his sleigh while driving to
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wNulSoroN D. O., Jan. l5.As6cro.
W Ru'k has received from Dr. Salmon,
.a''l OF the bureau Of animal industry,
,liMRott on the experiments and lnyos.
i,o sVohs boiling made IN Chicago IN tho
ivTas,aent Of cattle for actlnumyCoglg or
"py JAWS" The report concludes
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Champions "a Tlahl,

CINCINNATI, o., jan. 10. Frank Nc.
nu0n' champion bantam weight Of Ohio,
ua' deposited $500 to support a Chal-
,Tago TO fight "Blly" plimtnor, cham.
S U,Cn bantam weight Of the world, at ITO
PVuhdyl Tor 81. 800 aide. IN
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An- 1nrnlunble nemeay for Cold..

Sheriff Hardman, Of Tyler Co., W.
", was almost Frustrated with cold
when he began using Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy. In speaking OF it he
says: at gave me almost instant re-
lief. l find It to DO an invaluable re-
NEEDY for colds" For sale by drug
gists. DGw
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%oa D'pdtch 10 Ms InLaigtucU.
s[EunESvlLtE, o., Jan. 15.--1Fire last
s aIGh "a destroyed a hay storage stable
w. oOO bales oil hay belonging to u, L.
hammond loss, $1,000
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that the remedy tried-chlorlde Of
potassium-is remarkable success, 6S
per cent OF the cattle treated having
been cured.
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MIKE M'DONALD'S WIFE
writes a Sensational Book that
Causes a Big FURRY
AID CHICAGO SCANDALS EXPOSED,

,,, Autobiography, Written in her
avn Defense, Tells for the First
TImo the Inside History OF Many
Events in Chioago's History''sho
Uses Names and Handles Facts
Very Plainly.