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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-12-06

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,asintuy vyiy pl, ttsyEeaf pasma
iim ohf0mhfm nksaism Ida. jsni
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piiroda .ama. Pan smith ma ~
%, Ie eelEem plan o.,reni prove
den byl ,tmhf dplnt, he pry iolis
neopfksnsntch nkrok6 sc nesyskyt
10 toIik podvoda, jako pfi otesfe.
nj Okl. Dosayadnf plan o.asoyAnt
move oteyfenfch poremkh nikterak
neschyaluje ! myslf, ie kongres
mel by u6initi ' tom ntjaksho opa.
tfeni, ably o.arovAni se dGlo lepe a
pray kaidtho steine sc dbalo.
Zpraya dale poukazuje na utsseny
pokrok Indiana ciyilisaci. kdezto
Y odstayci o vysluinsm libuje 81 p.
Smith, ie IA nyotjsf sprhvy mnobe
y5sluin6 nebylo yyplaceno, pond.
vac naroky nan nebyly sprayne.
Pokud so ty6e censn ma tom pilns
Sc pracuje a rnzne opravy, iez v
tomto odboru vladimir podniknuty
msly bSti, provedeny jsou, avsak
jen ty nejnutnejsf.
Opet vyhofelo.
Divadlo Haymarket, na Madison
ulici Cbicsgu, nemz poprye
v Americe dAyala Sc ffsenim pana
Smahy "Prodana neyasta" podrnbe
vyhofelo sice dne |. prosince ra.
no 0. hodine. skody spdsobene
obnasl as 100000. Po cele dvG
hodiuy zapasilo 80 setnin hasi6.
skycb nejve;sfm pozarem, jakS SO
ndal ma zapadnf strane od te DOLBY,
kdy rozsahly obchod Johna M.
naproti IIaymarket vyho.
rel. Krnty mraz a ostry yichr
cinil veskeru praci takfka nemoz-
Lou, avsak otuzili hasici zapasili
udatne = plameny po nadlidskGm
takfka namahanf podafilo se jim
aspoh tolik dociliti, ze skvostny
sal divadelnf jevist6 zdstaly ne.
poakozeny.
Zhoubny polar.
Dne 2. prosince fadil polar We
stfedu mesta Baltimore, zniGiv ma
jetku "a 100000 500 d6lnfka o
zamestnanf pfiprayil. S,estf jeste,
ie oheh vznikl, kdyz jiz ddInfci "a.
nechali prace. Ohen vznikl Hei.
'eroye bndovs, 81. So. ]. Plaza ul
neali hasici ma mfsto sc dostali
Eadil jiz Y celem okolf, rice "a ma.
y6tru jeden obchod IA
iruhgm. Plameny zasahly tez Ma.
'ylandskon uniyersitu n pytevnu
am SO nalezaifcf / e 10 mrtvolami
.achvatily. Tez nakolik skladisr
'yhofelo a synagoga ma Plaza
Lombard plici rovn6z chytila. |
Israelite tam 40 nalezajici necbteli
podatku chram opustiti, policie
nusela zakro6iti hasi6hm teprve
10 delsfm namahani podafilo sc
hen uhasiti ma stfechu pouze
bmeziti.
BIda kansasu.
Ie zapadnf 6asti Kansasu docha.
I Smutne zpravy, dokazujfcf, ze
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-12-06
( zPRAN DOMACI.
53. kongres.

4. prosince sesel Sc kongres
! zahaJil cinnost svou. Pre-.
pos al mu sve vyrocnf posel.
m vlasinf sezenf zabajeno.
yfifch shromazdilo SO jak We
me poslanc6, TAX v senate
es.,'uchach, aby vyslscbli 60
joy o nejihle1itdjsfch otaz.
I 5ov9ch ffci ma. Zylaste
% celnf pfedloze venovana
aa pozornost a pfi 6tenf
Elmo brohoy6 panovalo ticho
4ovne. Po pfecteni poseI.
ae9ovala sndmovna vSbor,
,slnil by se pobfbu zesnu.
Rnr, teze, poslance O'Neilla
& *lyanis.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-12-06

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bt'l mtls po irtkaf tAte D. NJ
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slsslek pofaIy beaf snkm siAvka
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hAIilt Ahy 90 70 Tim .pits D..
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sslou fasln tslafeh . polieisis mi.
mofAdnfeh stkvkkli vsak ehovsIf
se aassIsfs ssofbt . I.oa jestt
vice odbojIkni pli6initi 80 . 10,
aby spoIetnost bem9h.a ramatnk
tali sktby " tin ddelem posta
vili take Fadu strait. "a ktef6 usts
soveni son neIlepst = dhetry mel
hodntlh lidt bfaifstyu. katIs.
mo, sdo nalerA - pfAci. naji be-
tintny co nsjvtbodnsjsi nAvfhy,
ably aaneebaI prAee a bra,r.tvo ma
poskyttoau pro.tfedky h tomu.
ably mohli bft po.IAni doma take
raplati i'm ztfAtu dasu. Umy.I
pr tom jesf ten, xfskati nejzInie.
ntjif lidi ma syou strann, Ielto
sihvkafi pravf, ie Jest 10 Itch
ylastufIa ,aImu, ally pracoyali
pouze nczkusenf, jeito tito museji
maietek spolecnosti poskozovati.
Lokomotiyy jsou jiz xna6ns posko.
,eny a u nikterych museji byt
skeby propalene kotle nahrazeny
nov}mi. Mnoho sem pfislych zff.
zench iadalo jiz ma spole6nosti
plat . yyhrhzkou, ze zastavf praci.
Mooho jich pfeslo Ike stavkAfam.
Ze sta lidf, ktefi mioule nastoupiIi
prAci, bylo jich rs stavkafi pie.
mluveno.
Byl zat6en.
V Denver, dne !. prosince byl
zatcen a uv6znen jisty Jos. Grat.
ia, jeDz vydavaje Sc "a yyslance
presidents prozatfmne vlady hawai-.
ske, vypravdl, ze nese ddlezite po.
selstvf presidentovi Cleyelandoyi.
Ze Salt Lake pozadala policie po.
licii Denver, ably chlapfka zatkla
pro nepravd pfedstfranf, jehoz pry
SO Salt Lake dopustil, rdzne zbo.
81 naknpnje. Pan Gratta tvrdf
vsak, ze nemel ami dost maly dmysl
nekobo natahnout pdjde male.
2item prdsodu do Salt Lake, ably Sc
zodpovfdal. Panf jebo zdstala v
Denver potvrzuje vypovtde man
zela sveho.
Bnde stavka
Vse nas,edcuje tomu, ze vypu.
kne opet slavka uhlotoph zamtst
nanych dolech spoleGnostf zelez-
nionfch okolf Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mnoho osob jiz stavknje. V.
nekolika dolech pfcstalo se praco
vati nasledkem toho tisfce lidf
jsou Ease bez prace. Aspoh 10000
hornikd nepracnje. Majitele dol6
oznamili delnikhm, ze nynf pIatiti
badou so c. mzdy "a thnu. Srazili
tedy 10 G. ma thn6 nblf, a6koliv ce.
ma jeho dosud jest, jak oyla. Hornf-
ci steznjf 81, DC jest to yelika
srazka.
Indlane Sc boufi.
u Wichita, Kan, sdtluje sc ze
dne 30. llstopadu, he ohyyatelstvo v
okolf Woodward, Kan. a v okresu
Cheynne vabec strachuje sc pfepa.
ieni midland, ktefi chit vyrvali
rakou serifa zatcendho dobytkafe
O'Haru. Tyz zabil pry na6elnfka I
Black ClouJa, kdyz tento dobytek
nu kradl.
Pills mnoho dlnhn.
u .wa..sI.lX
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-12-06
Pekny domek.

4 cd Centra' parku posta.
! b,serbilt u N. Yorku palac,
Ny mu jist6 mnohy yladaf
Po nov6m roce bude no.
klad obnaiel $500, 900.
bude nejvetsfm soukro.
r v Americe. jest sta.
ze zuly, vnitfnf steny
.,eny a yyzdobeny We
viveteny sem v 6astech
- kteff 10 ma iich mfsta
ysecben nabytek pro
knebyh jest pfivezenS 2
vysokg plot ko.
pfivezen byl = Anglie.
IyS ten bohac, ktery z
ti;poluobaano a dalnfka
;s,;o skal, objednal vse-
k,sd.,. v Evrope, y6df bos
A"a ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-12-06
Indlane Sc boui'i.
PFilis mnollo dlnhn.

V pravidclo6 schhzi m6stske ra.
dy Y Cedar Rapids, Ia. bylo oxna.
memo dlendm teze, 70 soud vydal
,zadraovaci rozkaz, ably mestska ra-
i5T> nsmohla pozadoyati danf, jak
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-12-06

de eshy Iedbotlisteh majsikh "a
halhato bJle MAYOR Daaisis
etaAmil lee pfasiaes. ls ygdk
pfaklamtei, lfi - falleis mtst.kk
fssposati. sksalssssi mts,s godoa
tastsgsIe 90 ttk asgttiayAai.
Iakoi ! ysiksfA yydasi, ttsfk by
mtsta tobo, sasb oanbo stssls
Flsfaaali, pgntsaa dlah mtsts ~
byl lii sfae yttti, aeili ,ksos 10
voluls
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-12-06
BIda v kansasu.

Zc zapadnf 6hsti Kansasu docha.
ii Smutne zpravy, dokazujfcf, ze
velika tam pannje bfda a nouze o
palivo. Krute zimy poslednfch
dnh zasahly mnohe rodiny, jichz
aivitelove marne jinam IA pracf sc
vydali. Sta u sta rodin v severe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18
RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS.


County Commissioners Committee on FL
nance Apportions.
The county commissioner commit
tee on finance held ameeting last night,
at which the assessments lately made
by the state board OF public works on
the railroad property in Ohio county
for taxation were apportioned to the
various districts of tho county. The
work OF the committee is shown below.
Unlike last year the assessment placed
on the Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Company's bridge over the Ohio river,
$4,000 is placed to the credit OF WASH
ington district, in which the bridge is
built. 1t is noticeable that there is an
increase in the taxation for the county
on railroad property this year over last
OF over 100000. That portion OF the
assessment belonging to the city dis
tricts will also BIO certified to the city
clerk for collection. The total assess
mensfoots up to 81, l00,1l3 60.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
Alonzo Williams, the eighteen.year.old
elevator boy at the Rogers block on
Main street, met with an accident that
may end fatally. He WAS handling
some trucks on the third floor Of the
building when the accident occurred.
Another boy on the floor above was
handling the elevator while young Will
Jams unloaded freight from the truck.
Williams had unloaded the truck and
was backing on to what he supposed
was tho elevator. Tho boy on the floor
above had, however, in tho meantime
pulled the elevator up to get on it, and
Williams not turning around to see
whether the elevator was there, walked
into space, and iell forty-iive feet to the
cellar below. A number Of people about
the promises soon went to his assist
ance, and found that the young man
had been terribly injured. He vas
covered with bruises, and complained
that his back had been hurt. As soon
as possible physician, DR.. r. ]. Reed,
was summoned, He made au examine
ton and found that Williams spine
was badly wrenched, besides external
injuries. He was taken to his home on
the Island. at No. 4 Zane street, where
he suffered greatly last night. The doc
tor says that tho young man may posi-
bly, recover. but that it is feared that
internal injuries will develope, and in
that contingency matters would be even
moro serious than they are at present.
Williams has been employed at his
present position for some time and was
considered capable young man. He
is step.son of Y. S. Tappan, the Main
street photographer, and resides at his
home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18
THE CITY GAS IMPURE.
General Complaints all over tho City

General Complaints all Over tho City
About the Service.
For several days past there have been
more general complaints about the city
gas service than have been beard at one
time in many years past. There is q
foul odor which seems to emanate from
the fame in many places, and in one or
two of the hotels certain rooms are act
ually unfit for occupancy by the guests
on this account. Tho smell was at first
taken for that oil sewer gas, escaping
from the openings Of waste pipes or
from street openings into the sewers,
but tho fact that it prevailed where
there was nc sewer connection, and was
not noticeable where electric lights
were used instead Of gas, led many peo-
pic TO suspect the illuminating gas 10 DO
responsible for the trouble.
Another unique complaint which has
in the past two or three days become
strangely general, is that the gas cocks
at the burners are hard to turn on, in
some cRses wrenChes having to be
used to turn the gas on, while in others
plumbers had to BIO called in. That
this should be true in all parts OF town
suddenly and simultaneously certainly
required explanation. Yesterday sew
eral gas experts and plumbers were in
quired OF, and they all declared tho
difficulty was due solely TO impure gas.
The gummy substance in the gas clogs
up the cocks. An examination showed
this to be true.
A leading official of the gas board was
seen by an INTELLIoENcER man last
evening, md he denied that tho i'm
purity OF the gas could DO blamed for
the general difficulty. He said the gas
is made now from the same mate.
rial and by the Same process it
has been right along, when no COM
plant was heard, and is cleaned and
purified in precisely the same way. He
argued that some other source would
have to be looked for for tho cause OF
complaint.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18

Do not ruin the stomach with chem
ical5. Simmons Liver Regulator is
purely vegetable and effective.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18

Yesterday two men from GAINESVILLE
climbed over the high railing which
protects the footpath along the Termi-
nal bank by the creek, and sat down on
projecting timbers on the outside. One
OF them in some way lost his balance
aud fell to the creek bank below, a dis
rance Of twenty-eight or thirty feet. A
number of people witnessed the fall
with horror, but fortunately tho man
fell in n soft spot, and after few min
ules was able to climb up the bank
with assistance and walk of. Nobody
about the station knew him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18
/ ! tti 1,

Al tromcn who are overworked, "run-
down. or debilitated, need Just. one medicine
and that is Dr. Pierceis Favorito Prescrip-
it out These are tho facts;
If you're weak and delicate woman, then
tho Favorito Prescription" builds you up;
il you suffer from any Of tho painful dis
orders and arrangements peculiar to your
Sex, 1t relieves and cures. It invigoratGS
tho Blood, dispels G aches and pains, brings
refreshing sleep, and restores health and
strength. All the chronic weaknesses, ir-
Irregularities, and disturbances known Gs
"femnle complaints arc completely md
permanently cured by il.
These arc facts, and they're strong enough
to warrant the makers in guaranteeing their
remedy. If It fails to benefit or cure, You
have your money back No other medicine for
women Is cold on such terms That proves
that nothing else can DO I" just as Good."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record transfers Of real estate as follows:
October 10 by Frank Gruse and wife
to Mary A. La Toush, for $1,000, the
north half of lot 10 in square II OF the
Joseph Caldwell estate.
May 81 by Angelina p. Fink to Q.
W. McChesney for $500, the north half
OF lot 81 in Fink's addition, on the
Island.
October II by @. L. Bailey to William
b. Simpson, for $1,000, part of the south
half OF lot 43 in the old town OF Wheel.
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18
wheeling Lake Eric Railway Low Rate,

Next Monday will DO the last chance
for people to take advantage of the pop
ular Monday excursions to Chicago
over the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway.
Special efforts will BIO made to make
this last Monday excursion the most
comfortable and desirable one leaving
Wheeling this year. Shortest route and
quickest time. Tickets good on all reg
ular trains going aud returning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18

Something should really DO done
about the case OF the family OF Bill
Rose, who is camped with his wife and
four or five children on the hill side
opposite Baker street. They are all
living in a small tent, with no way to
heat it or to shut out the water which
runs down the steep hillside when it
rains. A good deal OF indignation is eX-
pressed by the people in that part Of
town, but whose duty it is to interfere
seems n matter of disagreement The
family should certainly not be lett eX-
posed to the elements as they are now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18

His Lordship Surprised by tho cor
rect pronunciation which greets his
ears on every side)-"Do not Americans
ever drop their h's?" Anglomaniac
(apologetically)-"We cawn't remem-
Der to.n-BrooElNn Life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18
Excursion to Chicago, vim the ID. s. o., Oct.
IL. ID, 20 mud %.

On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets, Wheeling to
Chicago and return, at one fare for the
round trip, good ten days from date of
sale. and good only in day coaches.
Trains leave at G:50 g. m. and $3.50 p. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18

NOTHING like Simmons Liver Regula-
tor for dyspepsia and indigestion-a
safe and sure cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18

JOSEPH GREMES,
90 twelfth strest. iyl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18
Ton DAYS at nc IYorld,s Fair.

Excursion vim the Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling Railroad, Wednesday, Octo-
Der Is. Trains leave Wheeling at $40
a. m. and 40 p. IN. For further infor-
nation call on ticket agents.
]. {. TERRY, G. +. & P. A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18

Drop into the 1NTELLIGENcER Office and
talk about the INTELLIoENcER's popular
Worlds Fair trip. Ii you can't come,
write.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18

SOLD RETAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-18
THE TERRIBLE FALL
or Alonzo Williams, Elevator Boy
at tho Rogers Block,
F0RTY-FIYE FEET DOWN A SHAFT.

Tho Accident Duo to the Carclessncss
of Another Boy-The Young Mans
Spine is Injured and Internal Hurts
are Feared-He May Livc-other
Accidents Around tho City Ycstcr.
day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-14
WISE klNO HUMBERT.
lie Does Not Wish His People to Present
GIFTS to Him.

lie Does Not wish His People to Present
GIFTS to Him.
King Humbert's announcement that
neither his wife nor himself will consent
to receive any gifts from their subjects
on the occasion OF their silver wedding,
which takes place next spring, has given
universal satisfaction, as government
officials all over the country had already
started local subscriptions for the mr.
pose Of presenting some Offering to thelr
ma.esties on their silver wedding day.
King Humbert has, moreover, intimated
that any sums which may have already
been collected for the purpose, and
which the donors do no wish to receive
back, should be devoted to the founda-
ton OF an establishment similar to the
Jnvalides ut Paris or the Chelsea aospi-
tai in London, where old pensioned sol
,diers wounded in tho service OF the!l
country might find a comfortable home
for the remainder OF their days.
In acting thus, King Humbert has
merely followed out the line OF conduct
which he has adopted from the very mo-
ment Of his accession to the throne
w. en-, with rare megnanimity n pa
triotism, he refused the offer OF the Ma
tional Legislature to pay the large debts
left by his father, King Victor Emman-
ual, declaring that 1t was q matter
which concerned himself personally and
that he would discharge all his fathers
liabilities out of his own civil list.
This King Humbert has done and to-
day has paid off every penny owed BY
his father, although many Of the late
Kings creditors were men h had
abused his confidence and In nowise
deserved to receive any payment. He
managed to do this without impairing In
any way the splendor Of the court.
which Is renowned throughout Europe
for its lavish hospitality and magnih-
cence. Things indeed are on a faI
grander sca,e than in the time Of Victor
Emmanuel.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-14
New Works Pauper Insane.

It is stated on reliable authority that
over 1000 persons Of the poor class go
crazy in New York City every year.
From Oct. /, 1891 to Oct. ]. 1892, 2, 100
we're admitted to the insane wards oil
Bellevue College Hospital, to which in.
situation all the pauper insane Of the
city are committed. Both sexes wero
equally represented. These figures are
startling, representing, as they do, the
poorer class. What causes are assigned
for this wholesale lunacy? In more
than one-half the cases alcoholism Ia
the direct cause. Another is lack OF
employment, which gradually produces
melancholy and mental depression, ter.
minating In loss OF the mental fscul.
ffpS-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-14
Do You Believe Thisf

Did you ever consider how much time
q man expends to keep himself present.
able9 was the question asked by a prac-
teal American the other day. A man
with any beard at all, he continued,
mus It shave at least three times a week.
This means a waste Of ten hours q
month, or twelve good working days in
the year. Fifteen minutes a day at the
bootbiack stand, will knock nearly ten
more working days out OF the year.
Now figure up the time spent tying his
cravat, fishing collar buttons from under
the dresser and iE various other ways
pertaining to the general get up Of q
man. not OF fashion but OF affairs. and
you will find that he sacrifices at least
one working month in the year TO his
personal appearance. But it pays. Only
the man who has his reputation or his
pile" made can afford to neglect these
little tributes of respect to the opinions
of his fellow-men-and women.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-14
M = Hi,terx.

An article IN the American journal
nf Politics suggests q novel mode OF
avoiding 3 treasury deficit. It is
that the Secretary Of the Treasury
oall upon the States to repay the
o2e, OO0, 600 surplus which was dis
tributed among them In President
Jackson's time with the understand
Ing that II could be reclaimed by the
0Oyefumcnt at any time. This sug-
gesti0n recalls about AZ foolish q
piece Of government 1nanciering as
the Democratic party has been guilty
Of, and has an unbroken record for
foolish 1nauciering. In 1884, for the
afst time IN tts history, the Govern
ment found itself ont OF debt, and
shortly Afterwards there was q sur
plus In the treasury OF more than
100000 OO, arising from the sale Of
public lands The Democratic party
had been dealing for . long time with
debts and def1citA but this was its
llrst experience with . surplus, and
Congress began To discuss what to do
with u. Various suggestions were
made, and IL WAS 1nally determined
10 deposit MI except Is. 600, 600 as q
lOan with the several States, Of which
ther0 W0re then twenty-five. The
amount 70 be thus distributed
Waa o37 ,466, $40, One-QuArter Of
the amount was to be paid
syeFy three m0nthA When the 6rst
three-QlArters had been paid q imam
efa1 tOfnadO swept over the land. he
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-14
a New Remedy.

Old Joe Case didn't have much re-
sEcct for either doctors or medicine
until q short time ago.
Joe had just pulled through a
pretty severe attack Of grip, and was
persuaded, much AGAINST his will, to
take Quinine az q tonic The .coun-
try doctor, to whom Joe went for the
Quinine, happened to be very busy
that day, and did not have time to
put up anycapsules for him. However.
he provided him with the materials,
and ample directions as to how he
must NIL the capsules with the quiz
nine.
A week after this Joe presented
himself at the doctors office. His
face was beaming.
nDOc," he said. II amt never
a-gwine to say agin tibet you can't
help a Teller. You've done me .
power O. good"
The doctor was slightly surprised.
He asked him how much quinine he
had taken.
"Wall," said Joe, II amt took
none OF 1t yet I've just been takin'
the capsules. Quinine NAV be pretty
good, but them thar capsules docs the
business Lemme have all you kin
spare. Tho old woman will be on
easy till she gifts 'em. fur she lows
they mought help her, ton"-Free
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