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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17

of fifteen miles of this city, and every
one of them are working from sunrise
to sunset. If the skies continue clear
all threshing from the shock will be
finished by Saturday evening. There
will, however, be over three-quarters
of the crop of the county to be still
threshed, as great number of the
farmers preferred to stack before
threshing this year, owing to the low
price of grain, and the partially un-
ripened condition Of the grain before
it was cut.
The advance in the price of wheat
on the Chicago board of trade, to the
extent of three cents, last Saturday,
and the subsequent raise of three
cents at this point, created quite a
furry among the city farmers, who
were watching the markets with con-
siderable of anxiety. There was de-
sire among them that had threshed to
sell at once, and on the part of those
who had not threshed to do so as soon
as possible, but this desire wore out
during the night, being replaced with
a confidence that the market would
still continue torise, and that it could
not fall very much below the present
prices. Wheat sold at 46 cents on
Saturday, and over three thousand
bushels of new No. wheat was mark
eted on that day. On Monday it sold
at 48 cents, and the receipts were ex-
ceedinglyss large. To those farmers
who can hold off, this paper would
suggest such process, as the price
cannot fall very much lower, and the
shortage of bread stuffs in France and
Italy, as we'll as the decreased amount
in this country, has caused great for
keign demands,and the price must nat
urally goEup.r : ~ i.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17
EJ|E:c I. I Ed !.
A. w. Taber Bounced From Hotel
Francols--Stormy Scenes.
The Doors We're Locked White the
Hotel was Practically Vacant.
Guards on Watch All Night - Mrs.
Francois In Possession. .

Breakfast at the Commercial
were the words that went down the
line at the Hotel Francois last Tues
day morning. Six hours later every
door in the house was fastened by q
paddock and staple, by J. H. Bowers,
acting as attorney for the estate of c.
A. Francois, and A. w. Taber, togeth-
or with the porter, and everyone ex-
cept Miss Webster and two employees
were out of the hotel.
The trouble arose over A. w. Taber
securing a five years. lease of the Com
mercial Hotel, and attempting to run
the Francois in connection with it, U.S.
ing the latter merely as a lodging
house serving no meals whatever. It
is also alleged that he went so far as
to move some of the dishes, spoons,
etc., from the Francois to the Com
mercial.
Mrs. Francois has strenuously OBJ
jected to such proceeding, declaring
that the hotel would be taken away
from Mr.. Taber before such deal
was entered into. The latter needed
not the words, but quietly closed the
dining room Monday evening, and
gave the order that future meals would
be served at the Commercial. Mrs.
Francois consulted J. 81. Bowers, at
torney for the estate, and the plan OF
action from legal standpoint was de-
cided upon. Just past high noon, when
every one was out of the hotel, except
the persons named above, Frank Birk-
enmeyer, acting for Mrs. Francois
asked Miss Webster to vacate. She re-
fused. The porter, John Mcclure
accepted an invitation down stairs
Quick as flash staples and pad locks
were put to the doors, windows closed
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17
CITY OFFICERS.
CHURCHES.

DRESBYTEKIAN.-Rev. John Sinclair pas, pas
L tor. Services every Sabbath at io:aJ
O'Clock A. NJ and at o'clock P. M. Saooatn
schoolat IL O. O'clOck NJ.
METHODIST.-Rev.L. l.. Hanscome. Pastor.
Vl Services every Sabbath. at lO:5o CLOCK
A. M. and at Bpm Sabbath school at IL NJ.
Young mems prayer meeting Wed. evening
NRRlSTIAN.-Preach on every LORD,
" Day at 1O:31 o'clock A. NJ. ana at ~.
Sunday School at IL M, W. L, Stine. Pastor.
TNPISCOPAL.-Churcn of The Holy Com
"a munion. Rev. Henry Bee6, seryice 3;
every Sunday, in the morning at lOSO ana In
the evening at 500 p. m. Sunday sctool I'M
mediatelv after morning service. Service ls
held on Friday evening at sou.
CEvENTH- DAY ADVENT s. 5. every
- seventh day at IL A. M. Church service
following, Missionary and teachers meeting
Sun. evening, Prayer meeting Wed. evening
rATHOLIC-Divine services on the 50
~ Sunday of each month at 10 81 q: m. ana
at 30 o. M. and Saturday preceding ana
Monday following at a. m. Also the SAUL
Pastor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
The Onward March Of Civilization II
Plainly Shown.

The Onward March Of Civilization II
Plainly Shown.
SOME EVIDENCES that the
wave of civilization is rolling up and down
the valleys of the west and sending its
spray high in the air as it bucks up against
the grim old mountains can be gathered in
every day of the week. Last Tuesday a
corn doctor reached this town and hung
out sign Of ''Chiropodist. The boys
gathered to the number Of so and shot the
''-opodist" half of the sign away, but
offered the man no violence. A year ago he
would have been given two minutes in
which to say his prayers. Three or four
days ago the Bald Eagle saloon introduced
the straw as means of conveying LIQUIDS
from a glass to the stomach. When our
opinion was asked regarding this innova-
tion, we unhesitatingly declared our belief
that the field was ripe for the reaper, and
so it proved. When old Ben Tompkins
came in for his morning nip and saw the
straws and had their use explained to him,
he pulled his gun and shot the shoppers out
of four or five decanters, but this was the
only outbreak. Before noon the straw was
20. and thus were we linked closer, still
closer, to Chicago and St. Louis
We have believed for some time that the
solid portion of this community would sup
port the critter who dared introduce the s.
russet shoe. Many people differed with us,
but on Saturday when the pair we had or
dered from the east arrived we put the
question to test. Leaving our last will
and testament where it could readily be
found in case of need, we put on the shoes,
rolled up the bottoms Of our trousers, and
taking gun in each hand we walked forth
to introduce good sized chunk Of the
twentieth century to this neck Of the
wilderness We dropped right onto a
crowd Of 10 men in front Of the postof1ice,
and for about 60 seconds it was touch and
60. The twentieth century turned pale, and
her ears worked back and forth. Then q
sudden and mighty yell rent the air, ana
90 Of that crowd surrounded Us and howled
for russet shoes. In one brief moment this
town and New York Joined hands acrosa
the 2.000 miles of lake and plain and noun
tain, and the nineteenth century iied howl,
ing into tho past. Weere trying 70 hola
ourself down, being naturally Of aa quthu-
siastic and impulsivs nature, but at this
writing the chances are - to that within
the. maxi 10 days VI shall walk the lsnath
"a
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17

Each man solemnly shook his head, being
already provided for.
"You see," explained the landlord, this
ere hain't no way to ketch man, and you
might as we'll quit. A traveller don't wan't
to stop off and marry anybody. Why don't
you git arter some newcomer"
Don't hear of anybody" she replied
But know of one He's bought land
three miles down the road and is putin up
cabin. He's only got one eye, and he's lop
shouldered and drags his leg, but meb-
BEL
He'll dor interrupted the widow. How
fur down the road?"
"'Bout three miles. Kin your boss make
it without a feed?"
Hes got to or diel'' she grimly replied.
I'm out huntin today and am bound to find
game! Three miles down the road-lop
shouldered- red-newcomer-one eyed drags
his leg? I'll be thar in half an hour and
captur him dead or alivei Goodbye
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17

WHY, THEY FIT YoU BEAUTIFULLY"
"Why, they fit you beautifully" she said
as he came to halt before her.
No answer. but the candle power in
creased to 18
"That tailor is real artist, and If were
you I'd give him all my orders"
No answer, but q nervous working of
Mr.. Bowser's cara
THE pattern Is beautiful one for spring
and summer. and the goods are surely i'm
ported"
Candle power increased to 20. while a
deep red flush suddenly showed on Mr..
Bowser's neck.
"Yes," continued Mrs. Bowser, you've
got an elegant piece Of goods and perfect
fit, and congrat"-
do you take me for a three story IDIOT"
howled Mr.. Bowser, suddenly breaking
loose like weak spot in a reservoir. per
feet fitl Look at 'eml told that Borneo
pirate not to go above 171< on the knee, and
what has he done? There's room there to
stable mulel"
'They don't look to me to be over TX.
You must have room to bend your kneel'
Don't look to your Are you blindi
Have you had 40 years. experience in trou-
sers! It's mile and a half around that
knee if it's an inchl l told him to spring
the bottoms. Did he do it, might as
well stick my legs into pair Of coffee
sacks Look at the lengthl Bythe pipe Of
the piper, but If had that tailor here I'd
send him to atomsl He's made the legs for
q man 10 feet highr'
''The bottoms scarcely touch the floor, /"
ventured Mrs. Bowser. land when you have
your shoes on they
Shoes oni What has that cold blooded
villain Of a tailor got to do with my shoes
on or off Scarcely touch. ehi Why, they
drag on the floor four feet behind mel Mrs.
Bowser. where's my revolveri"
'On the shelf in your clothes closet, but
please don't do anything rashp'
1T will be nothing rash. It will simply
be an act of Justice Twill take these mon
strosities up stairs and shoot "a bullets into
them. Then will hunt for that tailor and
fire q balls into his deceiving heartl II I
am not home by midnight you needn't nit
mn any longer. II
But Mr.. Bowssr didn't do any shooting
After about quarter Of an hour he came
down stairs and sat down TO read his paper,
and next morning when. he got mp he got
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17

into his new trousers ana wore them on
down town without complaint. It was
simply his way--most every mans way.
He just wanted to vindicate himself. as it
were, and having done that to his own sat
isfaction everything was all right. It was
only two days later that he said:
Here is another proof that it pays q man
to do the square thing. Three different
men have asked me who made these trou-
sers, and I've sent each one Of them to my
tailor to give him an order"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17
MRS. YOLKET'S CLOSE CALL.
Lightning Strikes the volket Farm
Residence In klntire Township.
And Tears Mrs. Volket's Shoe, Kills
Dog and Burns the House.

The terrific power OF lightning was
again apparent in this county during
the storm of last Wednesday night,
when bolt descended through the
house Of Ernest Volket, three miles
southwest of Belyiew, struck Mrs.
Volket on the foot tearing off the shoe,
and then passing over to dog lying
near by, and killing the canine almost
instantly. The house almost instant
ly took flames and burned to the
ground in very short time after
wards.
The first bolt descended between
eleven and twelve o'clock on the even
ing OF the above named day. It ap-
parently divided into three bolts be-
fore striking>the, house, a conclusion
arrived at from the fact that several
shocks Of grain in various parts of the
field surrounding the house were struck
and destroyed by FIRE about the same
time.
At the time of the striking Mr..
Volket, who had been out in the barn,
was just about to enter the house. So
great was the force, produced by the
conclusion of the air, that he was
knocked to the ground, and before he
regained consciousness the house was
ablaze, Notwithstanding that the rain
was falling. Regaining consciousness
his first thought was of his wife. He
called her by name as loud as he
could. but receiving no reply, he sum-
moned all the strength possible, and
half dragging himself into the house
found his wife lying unconscious upon
the floor and the dog dead by her side.
The flames we're rapidly spreading,
and by this time had eaten through
the roof. He dragged himself, as we'll
as his wife out of doors. Soon Mrs.
Volket became conscious il fact, just
in time to see the walls of her home
fall down. Both found their way to a
neighbor's, where they were kindly
cared for.
The matter was reported in Belview
the next morning, and the citizens of
that place, took up a subscription of
money, clothing and food for the un-
fortunate couple, who lost everything
in the house, the total loss being in
the neighborhood of 81, 600.
The lightning entered the house
through the roof, setting the same on
fire, and then passing down, striking
the foot of Mrs. Volket, who was sit
ting in chair SO as to tear off the
shoe, passing over to the dog, killing
him, then down through the floor into
the ground. It was a curious freak,
as we'll as one of those lucky freaks,
where single foot one way or the
other would have caused the loss of
human life.
Several hay stacks in the neighbor-
hood we're also struck by lightning
during Wednesday night, and all OF
the stacks burned to the ground.
Probably the heaviest rain fall OF
the season occurred on the south side
of the county, on the above evening.
The streets of Lamberton, Sanborn
and Walnut Grove, according to Supt.
Race, who was visiting schools on that
side of the county last week,wer run
ming streams of water during the rain,
and then turned into immense mud
spots.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17
THE GOLDEN GRAIN.
Threshers in the Fie1d---priCeS Go
Up and Create Local Furry.

The whistle of the engine and the
hum of the thresher is heard all over
Redwood county now, and it is esti-
mated that between twenty-five and
thirty threshers are at work turning
out the golden grain within radius
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17
PHYSICIANS.

n P. GIBSON, NJ. D.
VI PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at Residence. corner 4th and Mill SITS.
alls promptly answered, day or night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
Pr,va,c Pup,la So,ree

Next Tuesday evening the music
students IN tue classes of Henry C.
Post. Francis Campbell and Wilbur
Force. will hold an informal musical
service IN the studios of the above men
toned teachers IN the Gilbert building.
IL wall be gwen by and for the pupils,
and ~ there y a limit To the capacity
OF the music rooms. only those directly
Interested will be expected to attend,
/. e. parents. friends. etc. These musi-
calls. winch will be gwen every two
weeks at the studios, are not intendsd
90 much for mere display as an incen-
tive and practice IN learning to appear
creditAbly before listeners, including
thelr fellow students
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

The sya,,sens- II ths particular
variety Df cnfopse catsrf d are A fiAopy.
"a g solldsltsn 81 the nisssons surfse~.,
Win = aiesy. stlst - mucous sssr<-
tlnn. which szssrs nsa<h baUklnk az
coughing. sire thfoat, coated tungns,
watt s.seeks 10 tue back part OF tiss
throat and a very red, T4exed App& Ar.
xsiee OF tns tonNss- iissl4es the ussss!
symptoms az cStafrb. tine pat.eut ls-
bfown .pecxs before HE eyrs. . lxai
dl4xlness. roaring la the care. attacks al
usfvoa- hesdaene, pA!pitatlon al the
heart. fiasf,ss at heat. followed ~
ssiSbt. emily ssnsAtlous. taiutness. de
PRECISION. dependency. forseodlngs
foolish fears and nany other similar
cnes. la sach e2sss local treat
msnt can 40 nothing but nAFn,.
Pe-ru-na has sgz.n .sad again been
found 10 be Of great value IA tiaess
cssrs. The firss dose Esyes pronpt ~
issf to the most distresslng symptons.
and = persistent use Of Il for reason
side length Of Time will permanently
cure cases Of long standing. 4 dose %
Pe-ru.nA before each meal during the
cold season u safeguard Of prscslfs.
value. especially 10 those who are IA IN
iesst suhlect o. colds and cougnr. "a
other effects of wntfy climate. "a.
tarrh can not he cured by local treat.
ment. A thorocgh course OF internal
Treatment with fe-ru-na affords the
only Teasouabls prospect OF cure.
Sprays. douenes, iDnslants and gsrgses
sometimes relieve. but never cure. Re
rt-pa cures by removing the canse. II
gradually tradlcatea the cataffh from
the system, wherever i's | cation.
An illustrated trsatsse on cetarrh wsi'
b. sent Tree to any address 10y The Re
ru-na Drug Manufacturing company
OF Columbus. y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
Circuit Court-Part II.
JUICE ADsIr.
No business on record.


ffhklSr.
Estate of Anna l.. Goodiu, deceased;
order determining heirs. Estate Of
Phillip Goodin, deceased; order de-
termining heir. Estate of Charles II.
Brown. deceased; discharge Of admin-
lstrator issued. Estate of SPIKE Dyksta,
deceased; discharge of administrator
issued. Estate of William Ball, de-
ceased; order determining heirs. Es-
tate OF Earl L. johnson, minor; order
allowing guardians final account; dis
charging OF guardian issued. Estate
OF Frederick b. Thompson, deceased;
order assigning March q for examina-
ton of administrators final account.
Estate Of Earl {. Johnson. minor; let
tiers Of guardianship issued to Friend
r. Tryon. Estate OF Phineas w. Hol-
comb, mentally incompetent; order as
siguing March IL for allowing guar
dams final account. Estate OF Alonzo
Jsrbold, deceased; order granting
license to sell real estate. Estats Of
Sarah Mcdowell, deceased; order as
nguinR March IL for examining ad-
ministrator's final account. Estate Of
Geneva A. Sinclair, mentally incom-
petens; order assigning March IL for
hearing petition for appointment OF
guardian. Estate Of Harm J. Stad, de-
ceased; order assigning August IA day
for hearing closing estate against
claims. Estate OF Mary A. Chatfee, de-
ceased; order granting license TO sell
real estate. Estate of Hiram Tuttle.
deceased; order assigning Msrch IL for
examining administrators final ac-
count. Estate of Dennis Mccarthy,
deceased; order assigning February for
investigating charges of Eliza McCsbe
against William J. Mccarthy. Estate
OF Charles III. Brown, deceased; order
allowing appeal from decision Of co.n-
missiopers' on claims. Estate of Will
lam l.. Parrish, deceased; order allow
ing administrators final account; die
charge OF Issued. Estate Of
Ezra Bellows, deceased; order allowing
executrix's final account; discharge OF
exeeutrix issued. Estate OF Nelson W..
smi,b. deceased; order allowing execu.
trix's final account; discharge Of execu-
trlx issued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED.

Nervous f,riii'fr Herfuu. Weatnrssre 80
s1iifine from safs ind scfttlaas I'D sxolsess
81 nsrhocd. nssrs.fs ~ 10 ifrsih iutff epef
tftatn.c1f - sarfe .tisf aie@ases lfnt.fat.er
80 81 nsframsrts ln sssminatiaa aad trsat.
rieet ~ some ether 'sessrs hrrrtltaIf .rak.
nsss. &c. caussK ipsi snauhoes. inp.f~nrr.
ts1eunrs> insoiitf ~ eeiieef ieess - 70
member word furin< eensefssfion. nsi a
~ so1rrer ie>t oh0aence IN ever one .rtn
himss T. cens NJ ctntsnnaI VERY $40 nahisfx
hrctt hfsbtes taAf Hrsef cefne. eonItfI ~ -
CAUSES ktiitpss eiten rsnsins i..saffft .r.
fosu 81 bss,ness. pafa So esfsoa.t,s. -
neart Disease. fnafl3f, g. eondsrf assia...
ctr
ihis disease. ~ffh ~ Sc ~ Nriirsf iors 4.
sisaJs rufed ~ ia r Clay Iuplf. 4 Asfth
birisiea street. fae.nst D s1a 4 i.rsna kasla.
Mica
Cal inmsdisteir
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Lieut. q. A. Scott Revenuc Cutter iianiia.
writes 70 & cefr<sp sntsnse ,epsftmeat
OF the New era Nun1sy Word
fhts~ psArs sso | ~elshed "a pounds bus
aitsf usins br. Has rs peBoiaT Obesity f1iis
ADD csfs fsdocsc 70 la poauas sd Easily
corresponds q Of YeEf valuable prs wsrs
brnsntra and vishe1 90 give tie hr. treat
meat a.
bf Edlsons Obesity ffuit salt IL the beat
abd sin plsa rensds Icf regulating the act n
Of lie liver that hss teen discovered. TIE
printed formula % fhr istel OF the TRAIT
etsate fat OF nesn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Ny wife has been sick about
thirty weeks. and the Last
twenty weeks couflucd 20
bed. had five doctors. but no
benefit; got wofse all tho
the time and the doctors said
no one could help her, che got
weaker and weaker all the time
and had dreadful pains aud
could not stand alone. when.
in company with my wife's
sbrother. called on DIR. :. Clay
Todd. 10 North Division street
room 4. and gave him an
account of her case. lie pre-
pared some medicines, and
began giving them TO her.
From the start the medicines
helped her as DIR. Todd said
they would, and she gradually
improved and today. after
about four weeks using DIR. :.
Clay Iodd's medicines. she 10
able 10 walk ten feet without
assistance.
JACOB ZuIDERFELD.
SO Lesss street; 0rasc Rapids Nich-
'snusfy -. lse
NoIh-rhis rstless sunerrr. srsdnsis, r..
sv'enhk hef hsAlfh. has Attracted mofs s-l.l-
lion than sns Ease Il siei nrss in s,rsns 49,
ias To- fhnct ytxrs Her ti,sslc'.rs fasrf1
~ - = te Anl relief uufli shs vas frskfsf
better -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
WASTE NO MORE
TINE

With tbs, rseies. ahd 4nlsfieus fne,i rine..
saet a. ionifS si4ns.Aufs usftines an1
fcp"rincs. sleep lfcf4ei "a Iruzs tahtaees
of lnsirnncntel aepilsnces tass afs 81 r..
avail. the dis's a. sfll there and ezn eai
~ cures ~ bf = GAY Iurn 81 Nsrsh
i'fisien ,treri. : cen, norta ~ A4aras
-'ff'1 N'nh - .''cs. - -, 3 4ns 80 .,id
"a ia,. Atrh iee,a.ie,to8 ffe 49, fo.t-
realieA No rbar.r fos services uafii tarcs.
Lea = waste your iiae spa fnones
20 iaaniae 20 erug stores
Better nleair inf stfonIe tisr.e.. -.
~ hsd - i'r :. CLAY goDn ~ als onc.. n
NeFth btisian slrstt. 8 sasf- ~ -
Aenfos street. A.ntsui e' "a fasi.. = IA
a.srHnd aalids Niea. ~lfs iha b. tf.tf ID.
adficr ier ssn- then. Cti o. sr Isl ras
deea and be rcsiarsa o. hea.it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
Consumption Cured |.
I'm Tasting. Mich.

~. Claf fsfs Grarc ncri6a Mia
pFsf 50. an vel lea caa PET as
testimonial in print tat Fo1 ~sai - fof
hsa eferrttlhk
Mrs. - tifGFQ
o. - lsei. ststs street Haslins Ma
seIf Ms AiiFes lnf ceusamrfsor. %
ra'ss Coasumptien. vith 40 ~ eenpaitnf
ans wss carrd ~ i,r = fisr foda Ate
essp va Eivsn ~ - hope.ess ~ ksf
esans fAns5 Ess trieste
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
Sold by Druggists.

Band MEASURE NJ hunters I. 2 = Price - y
70 = inches, and h eenfs extra for each al
ditiansi inch.
Pills 81 y hottie O. three bottles fer Soo
enough for enc Treatment
obesity fruit Salt sl0D per bottle.
lru cAa lug the Pills. hands and salt direei
fr m cur sts.rss. or by mail or express
So Correspondents anf goods forwarded la
plaia. sealed pGfksxe.
No1icK DR. Ecison's Elscfrfc Bslfs and
Finger kings sfe sold st our stores e~rd ivf
our special y ectrir-se Z tffeuinr. sealed.
kfecsrie belts 100 AID VI. issel.s So eta
per pair.
LoKfxG A Co.. Froprfetors aud 0en1 Aga
81 last Washington ~ tftcsgo. IL.
mt m hsethccary store. bel psf'ur.
eiS-B. up one flghf.i
~ Hamilton Place. Bosfon. Mass
<0A2W~-i End St Ne~ ork CITY
Cut this ort and keep "a. and send for our fail
eight column article on Obesity.