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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-31
IN oP E PEOPLE.

It appears that the original of the
character whom Dickens named Lamps"
in his Christmas story of sMugby
Junction. still lives at Tilbury, a river
side station a few miles down the
Thames from London. Tilbury was the
original Mugby Junction. The original
Lamps is or has been, lamp foreman,
and bears the name of Chipperfield.
Dickens had many conversation with
him.-Exchange.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-31


ITO wHoA 1T MAY coNCERN;.-PGRsUANT TO
4 M proyisfons OF an act Of the Legislature OF
the State of New Jersey entitled An ace 70 asta-
orixe persons TO change their nanaese approves reg,
ruary 18th 1876, notice Is hereby given tnat shaii
apply 10 tho Circuit Court OF the County Of Hudsoh.
as the Court House 10 Jersey city. on safnrday the
tbe Forenoon, or as seon Thereafter asI can be heerd
Tor an order to Gusnoffxe me 70 qssnmS anosner
Murrough.
RANCH r. MURPHY
SIS comfnunlpAW Ave-
saaB jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-31
MRS. KITNBR WANTS A DIVORCE

Mrs. Miriam Kittner of Hoboken has
brought suit Of divorce against her
husband, Paul, who deserted her two
years ago and skipped away to New
York. There are no children, and there
will be no defence to the suit.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-31
Are Won ever Annovea

by a buzzing or roaring sound In your
tinetly? Are you troubled with a continu-
al dropping OF mucus, irritating the
throat and causing you to cough? Is
your breath unpleasantly affected and
accompanied with bad faste2 Is your
hearing less acute? II so, you have
eatarrh and should at once procure a
ALE of Ely's Cream Balm, the best
edvs The Balm will give In
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-31
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals viii be received at the c
of the Board Of Street and Water Commission,
ers on Monday, January 9 1872 at II oelon.
from Bowers street to Congress street. in &C.
cordanee with specifications on hle IN the ot1ce
Of the Chief Engineer, corner Of Jersey ayeaGs
and Mercer street, whore blank forms OF bid
and agreement Of ~suretles must be obtained.
ESTIMATE or QUANTITIES.
About 200 cubic yards OF rock excavation.
About 2 new receiving basins.
About 40 cubic yards Of sand or gravel filling.
About also square yarqs OF aspnAlt p4'lnA
over concrete foundation
About 26eO lineal feet Of new curb stone.
About $500 square feet OF new nassihs'
About 3.0eO square feet Of relaid Tagging.
About 50 lineal feet OF ertoblns.
About 10 manhole heads to be set TO grace
About 3 reset receiving basins.
Time allowed for the completion OF the WORK
fifty 500 working days. -.
The making Of the above Improvement ana
award OF the contract therefor wis %
subject to the remembrance o. the owners o.
the property liable to more than one-han the
as pronnsais must be enclosed in sealed en-
welcomes, endorsed, Proposals for Improyement
al Uc thur. ESQ, Chairman of COMMITTEES on
S.raa+s ard Sewers, aaa handed to the Clerk
of the Board in open meeting, when eslea ts
IN the order Of business relating 10 seaieo
pr NJ City official win be accepted as surety.
nor viii a substitution OF sureties be allowed,
y The attention Of bidders is especially called
% Seotson 4 Chapter 134, Of the Laws OF 1891,
nnder the tsrTns whereof no contract snai pc
StnS3ng ilnen the city or become elective or
onarstsye until the beAdsmeR offered by the
IN ractor have been approved as to suIiciency
~ n Tonnsei the President Of this Board hay-
in@ power to examine the proposed oondsmen
under oath. $500 a,a wa4n-
Commissioners GEO. T. BouToN.
c,4.- 0noamhar 2n 1894
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-31
Union Dime Savings Institution

aREELY SQUARE, NEW YORK.
Interest as usual: FOUR per cent. on the first
81, 600; THREE per cent. on the excess up to S3,Uo.
Written up January nth, or any time later.
CHARLES L. SPRAGUE President.
GEORGE N. BiRDsAII- Treasurer.
FRANCIS NJ. LEAKE, Secretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-31
BANK S4ATEMENTS.

TFPoR,k OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST
Sex 2sss y15s1lsy a the slass Z business December 18Th
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-31
10 GEoRGE SINCLAIR, MRS. GEORGE

Dates Jersey cIty, December Is. 1ss4.
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(sale No. sO92.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11
TdE MINING or ARSENIC.
Care Must 10 Observed. but che Work Il
Considered Healthy.

Care Must 10 Observed "". VIC ""f" ~
Considered "'"''"S'
Many points Of interest are brought ont
IN description III technical journal OF the
way in which arSemc ~ oolNncu from one
of the most famou. pines IN hhHlanu' the
Devon Great Consuis. ne Iliuc WIS orig
inally worked for copper alohp' ana Noul"
have been Abandoned h'' lor 'ue discovery
that the waste thrown o"' - Wor! mess
when the copper was So'iEhl proved rlcu III
arsenic Although copper - SUN raiSeu ii
is III small quAui'nes ana iue lnihc n!t-
been resolved into an arsenic works. The
arsenic pyrltes consist OF - 10 ~ per cent
of iron. ~ to II per cent OF arsenic ana
the rest Of carthy matter.
AiterbcinG crushed, TINS IS sorted by girls
from /" to u yedisoI age II !" 'htil WaShGu
and 'jiggcd, or sifted ana passed on TO the
first cdciner where it Is burned win 10"
class ocal and produces arsenic soo' -
that Is, arsenic so mixed win SMOKE SCOT
from the coal as to be gray color' ne ar
scnic and SCOT, deposited III COIN piha1ioh I'D
the chimney, or condenser are Scripeu our
ana taken to the secoi" c''C'Her lor p"tIH
cation. These caiclner CONSIST Oh t'NoiNl1@
IRON drums throuHh Wi''H ''c"l ""uhr"
cue coal Il carried on l"." ms iioi furnaces
kept redhot As the Mseh'' sou - SUBJECT
cd to the influence at inns neat the arsenic
IS sublimed ana ccnGru'tu'
ms operation mas 70 nc careiuiiS
watched, ana II the WorN"rH burn INC ,., 'f'
sehic badly they have TO pay I.F IT, lhree
men III lour weeks wan maze IDo 1"hs ot ar
sehic' ne CHIMNEY III "'"',l ."c "-t euIcF
condensed IS miie IonS II Is GU rIed on
an lhciihc UP mn, VIII ''"n u"oI" III '1'
sue. - tNe nos 'l"''' .''7'N "" IT. uo
poslts crust OF of7c'lc ''!9''I7 Oh uii'
bllckWc'E all Hfo''h" 10 ""tl'" VI from
Two 10 thlPe Inches, anu n'""'e U"S1 VI
crystals lRiI1 10 the Eoof nc Sl!lohe ma.
then TO pass lii'o an upright chimney ~
leet hISh' bul JusV "eloit "o'nE 80 1t mas u
traverse Il shower O. Ni"er, "HIcn ca'cIeS
what remains oil the arsenic ho'nIh@ p"'
suIphUrouS Hciu ntint' al'o"c" t" e'c"pe'
he arsenic IS HaDIe 10 produce aore' II
permitted 20 Iodge III "r'!"ie9 anu luiuH %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11
EVENING SESSION.

Mr.. Gobison. superintendent Iowa State
Dairymen's Association-Neoft the West are
successful ms we follow your Eastern WAYS.
We were forced into dairying when our
fields refused to yield us the great crops of
wheat they formerly gave us and we took up
dairying as our only hope of success. We
in Iowa have to care for our cows as care
fully as do YOU in Ncrmont-only we rs
rule feed grain of our own raising The use
Of cottonsecd. lnseed and gluten as YOU use
if is wholly new to us, III some, at least, of
the Western States The Introduction of
dairying has changed the conditions in many
sections from abject poverty TO Il condition
| of comfort The time was when WE feared
an over production of butter, but we no
longer fear it, and we feel now that good
butter will always be wanted at good
price, and nowhere i'll the country do, we
for n moment fear an over production of
good butter. In feeding we depend largely
ON what we grow on our farms, and corn is
our principal crop. Iowa raised last year
over $50, 900. 600 bushels of corn. Ensilag-
ing is not as largely practiced in Iowa as it
| should be- but where it has been adopted it
| is very popular Clover has become a grand
crop with us, as it is with you, and we are
| growing more and more.
Mr.. Sanford-Wh is the average yield
Of your COWS?
] think it is about 100 pounds per COW.
How much corn do you get per acre
About 4j bushels per acre.
How much corn land will man tend
About 10 acres to n man.
Mr. Ashburn of Nebraska being called on
| spoke OF the dairy methods of Nebraska
An under stratum OF black sand lies below the
i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11

IT would seem from y perusal Of the Brit
ish pecragc that there i, no necessity for
importing duchesses into England from
such countries u these nited States. which
are not in possession OF the Questionable
blessing of,a hereditary nobility. Accord
ing to the official list, there are only %
dukes in England, not counting those Of
royal blood, Upon the same authority there
are no less than 10 dowager duchesses, mani
testify an unduly large proportion. The
query, Why does duchess live longer than
a dukei naturally arises. The list Of widow
ed duchcsses is as follows Twoo Bedford,
two of Manchester, tTo of Marlborough,
two Of RoXburghe, aud one each of Grafton,
Newcastle, Northumberland, Sutherland,
Cleveland, Wellington, Athole, Buccleuch,
Leinster, Abercorn, and Buckingham and
ChandoS New YORK sun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11
INAUCURAlION DAY.


bfcd"ri' !. 6TccntalHc Only lnstalleo
Governor OF Niassachusetts.
Bo,roN, Jan, A. Frederic T. Greenhalge
|Df Lowell was today inaugurated gov
"ruor Of the commonwealth, and Gov
ernor William Z. Russell put an sex 90
hi name, an c.cs nix to his .aN briefs
This iuterey,t r- O. r.mOny took place a
noon at the STATE Itolse, amid all tho
pomp, t.1scrend gold lace chara ctcrlsti,
OF such an sc ;siln.
TAc legislature met at II o'clock. an
the commi(t-a 70 canvass the vote 70.
governor and a.lte officers made it's report
Then a committee was appointed by tn
senate to inform Che house thae it was
ready t. qualify The governor The house
sent a similar COMMITTEES to the senate
There be.nG no difference Of opinion on
his point, th, senate and house agreed to
meet in ioiat convention. and the senate
|solemUly marched into the representative
[hali, the president taking the chair. a
committee OF The convention was next
sent to the governor to inform him of the
situation, and That his pleasure was
awaited
At this point til, justices Of the SUI
preme court and the other judges We're
huilbNnCSA, ana were llhrLlhlleu III ny
he sheriff % Suffolk county, who wore a
blue swalI0w-tailed coat, a cockade on
his hat and sword which is about l0C
years old. Then came other dignitarc.
and invited guests, who crowded every
vacant place.
All being seated, the governor. escorted
by his staff in full uniform, entered. He
assembled a. he speakers desk, took tbs
oath which was administered by the
president v. be senate, and read his ad-
dress
Muscle and Nigor- A Difference.
Many muscular men succumb to fatigue
borne with ease by persons far their interiors in
physical strength Muscle does not imply vigor
lu fact, il is not difficult Of proof that athletes
lido not live a lon, nor enjoy a. good health AZ
1.-The Average individual who Is vigorous that
liz TO say, whose digestion and sleep are unim
haired, whose nerves are tranquil, and who
|ias no organic tendency to disease. These re-
|uuisites of Vigor are conferred upon those in
weak, no less than upon those debilitu
ed through wasting disease, by thorough, per
|sistent course of Ilostetter's stomach Btters
|ihe leading national tonic, endorsed and rec
by ply sicians Of eminence. Ii viii
|not endow you with the muscle Of Corbett
but il viii infuse energy into your system
knd renew the active and healthful perfor-
finance of its functions, II aycrt- and cures
bnalariul rheumatic and kidney complaint,
|snd overcome dyspepsia, constipation, liver
trouble and nervousness,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11


TOLEDO, Jan. 3,-After enjoying i'm
fnunity from disastrous fires for about ~
years, loledo tonight experienced the worst
|oniiagration in its history. At ~ minutes
before 6o'clock flames were seen to break
from the top story OF the Cuale elevator,
|orner OF Water and Madison streets on the
FiVcr front. The ltromen were slow III get
ting the alarm and when they arrived AT
he scene the flames had possession of the
pop story OF the great elevator.
Five minutes after The first line of hose
|was laid, four explosions followed each
)pthcr in qurk succession and fire issued
From all sides of the building. The fire
/ men experienced considerable delay in got
hing water on the blaze. Within ID minu-
ties after the first alarm was sounded
the elevator Of G. y. King n CO. caught
Hire and the heavy wind blowing from the
|boutheast carried the ilanas to the chamber
|ot commerce., a seven story building on
he southwest corner OF Madison and Water
directs
While fighting tie flames on the rear Of
ne Quale elevator. Caps Frazer OF Engine
ompany No. was struck 10y IA falling tim
er and probably fatally injured.
From the chamber Of commerce the fire
|-pread 10 the adjoining seven story binding
3f c. l.. Luce, occupied as a Wonderland
|Muscum theatre by Coz, j. II. Moore. Next
TO the building stood the fvr-storN building
occupied by West * IluaX' wholesale drug
/ II uu iurrptiblV short time these
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11

has natural desire that her children shall be
strong and healthy. For coughs, weak lungs,
bowel troubles. ~crofula, rirEets, and all vast
ing diseases ia children and adults, Anglers
Petroleum Emulsion i, what Is needed. Both
practically ta-telo@, ard II cures. Can he OBJ
iaincd of your druggist for hftl cents and one
dollar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11
NEARLY 81, goo, 600
THE PREY OF FLAMES IN THE CITY
OF TOLEDO.

rom the Top OF n Great Elevator They
spread with Isapidity to other Large
business Houses city without Police or
tirc Alarm Two Perhaps Fatally In
.iurcd.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

It-ht blue milk with rs insertioa Is much
4, YSgue Il afternoon hotel teas.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
washing the smoke.

They have just been trying In Brmng
ham, England, an exceedingly smoky but not
foggy city, an invention for washing the
smoke and making It clean before turning 1t
Into the air. The idea Is not new one, but
In this application OF 1t there are some novel
features. As the smoke proceeds from the
furnace To the chimney shaft 1t Is drawn away
near the point of connection with the stack
by means OF powerful fan revolving at
great speed. IL Is then forced through
cylinder making 80 revolutions n minute
Into a tank filed with water. The water is
agitated by perforated beaters. and this proc
ess has the effect of Washing the smoke, which
Is then allowed to escape perfectly purihed
into the atmosphere direct. or Is conducted
back to the chimney. The carbon IS precipi-
tated to the bottom OF the tank. and Is brought
out In thick, hubbling black froth, forming
deposit, the worth of which is put at about
$50 ton, along with other by-produets of an
extremely valuable character. This device
may be applied to factory furnaces, locomo-
tiyes, steamboat engines, and. IN fact, to all
large furnaces A company has been formed
10 work II, and there Is loud call for its trial
in London.-Bufai0 Commercial.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
I,,ursa by . sao- rio-.

!, ss!uE 4 h.ayy fall of snos on tn.
| |1us read near Breckenridge on the
!. s.s rotary .no- .plow "a. ordered
tl.,r the track
,siy. about one-hAlf mile vest Of BA-
IL. { .hs rule. ea.i Of Breckenridge.
,s-ues broken rail In Al Instant
IA tke en<ine whseh sAs assistiaE
~ lzio ihs AiF and tanbled dosn The
L. 49, Bosh turned over three time.
e ss2pc4 Al the boston OF the bill Ia
e. srsek- The fall sAs $50 feet fron
Itri-r rails throgsh the sso- and
: sAe ho.tun-
J. he snE3se istt TIE track Easiaeer
\ Yaasss Aa1 Fireman Joseph Morgan
! * iAe.r Iives aEs escaped injury.
--.s ihs earth 90 the safe aide Of the
i.4 ur-e nos carried d0uh the hiil
y zea -src bsdiy hurt.
- Eeisser, nrrmAn, bsossa iex sad
sraE iaiarse.
z, s.ose. sagiaoer, cut face aad in.
et,E
Enzs, extra snAn, face bruised .sd
1zA
Asrs Coaaseior Ho~Arl =. Reed aas
NsGfssysy, an s1irA man, ESCAPED
s-.'I
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
tn. Rate OF suleld, In France.

Interesting statistics have been compiled
telling Of the rate Of suicide 10 France Deal
inE -tth the aggres for the year 1899, IL 1. re-
ported that no fewer than $3.50 males and
i.Ss femAls. committed suicide. mAking a
total Of ;, so The report goes back thirty
rcArs and shoss an Increasing prevalence Of
suicide In that country Thu. from 1861 tn
isd5 iae number was s,6dl, or l2 per 100, 900
Inhabitants; from ls6d 20 400 eases were
reported, proportion Of IL to the 100 900 /;
from is7i-75 there were 5. go cases. or pro
porslon Of afteen; from Is56-so the number
E1s 80, or II IN proportion 10 the iOo, 900.
From ISIS there we're 1882 cases, pro-
portion Of 70. and from is.s-go, 5, s26 cases
occurred or proportion Of u 30 the 100. 900.
Il s. Asserted that "a Increase In the rate of
self-siestractioa i the Inevitable result Of the
high pitch of modern civilization. With It's
altra9ant rrcitement. worry, and with the
The Increased struggle for existence there Is
held 10 Be greater hopeles.uess Of life to the
mkny.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
ri.etrie,,r for wagon.

A scheme !. hroaehed In Germany OF em-
ployias electricity 10 move heavy trucks and
drays. This Is merely deyclopmen; Of the
electric carriage ideA which has been sue
ccs.,ul Ia that country tor several year, A
ANAL storage battery Is placed 10 An ordinary
phsrsou. T-eArt or fO1shAm, the power IL
carried 10 the wheels, aud the speed regulat-
ed by the driver. such carriage has been
seen good deal about Ser York for the last
few uoaihs The scheme Is entirely feasible
and practicable, and experiments have been
made tosard adopting the system TO heavy
trucks The government Il Interested In the
-xp-rimeut. and health boards are enthus-
Astle over the subject. their claim being that
n electricity can be substituted for horses the
cleanliness and healih Of great cities Will be
ln-aleulably improved. Horses Will always
be uss-i in driving foe pleasure, but the gen
rsNl scheme OF employing electricity Tor
try1ess and drsys, provided the speed Is lin
tied, opens up wonderful neld--Ssr York
nga-
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
c..,s-, nl.-r .. A,sm,

|acr.ssai occurred % The state dlteh
~ sziea raasei the dcasA uf NsHI-
ara naasd tussph Corirlio anf The
\ q f11r asAers. ~ho.s ssmes are jane
p WGliaa MeN.aa., W c, Baash.
y Niehaei Martha
gostsfaAa broaxhs pordsr and caps
:1c lss asy fron The magazine, lay.
su % : rocky ledge ahovr The are Used
(r=.sE the g-oster, kzd snail blast
/ &i,islsei the caps, esn,lag them 10
sn io-zrd the are where The nre zien
,as4inr.
sag ihe dagger Of Aiio-ias The caps
.ato tae are, Coraello .prAag forward
|sszpiei 10 catch then, baI Just IS be
: ofrr they exploded, together siih
Z .Te ssieks Of xlaai powisr lyins hesi
ne unfortunate raaa va almost hlosn
- b The erplo.ioa, The four Others re-
b azl .iiEAt injuries The eotouer vis-
ts 'asac And proooaneed the aecideai
table, attaching the blame 10 10 one
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
Ilxear AT oH,PPLe CREEK
.,,., m.a.s.r Of ~. I..b.ll..

-. Manager Of the Isabella.
n,,,.u out OF the Camp
-, IA cripple Creek between the
.Tslou and certain mine-owners over
a hours which shall constitute a
-r,ehed a critical stage Saturday,
[-,,,d In one manager being driven
II camp.
/ t,ekr. manager Of tho Isabelia Min
-,,sr. which property 10 located on
IN vas met at or near the Taylor
| hoa.e fcr minutes after 10 o'clock
porning. while on his way TO the
r. b, about 100 miners, quickly taken
,.rt relieved of Ills aide arms and
I'D ao-a to the spinney mill. where
I. IA 10 get down on his knees AMI
1, ssclare that never, 90 long as he
IA be again pu, FOO, on Bull hilL
= NJ. Locke refused 10 surrender. de-
| a. he rAs only doing his duty, and
1 ,,s,r dc than fall in that Some
I,,,xa.,e and the cry 70. rope forced
|, ,sii. After the miners had taken
I..-,- TO the valley and secured his
I. s,ssr 70 return, two mounted men
S,.,g-a to conduct him down the eanon
[ -ae. rhlle the remainder returned To
4 4, The hul By way of the Victor mine.
II, hAltea snd gave notice that the
l.-sst must rot Require more ihan
| sgr. % Tie shift The reply ws that
!, soald be closed down
s.saiy ssssifs who had been guard
I ss Errr ds.Arned aud ordered 10 keep
ksrsafIer. The sironx feelinx asAins,
!. tse 70 the fact as claimed By the
! ,.4i hs hN been trying TO induce tie
k.-en % agree 10 enforoe a nise-hour
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
rsni,oa,,.ry nspors.

szzzL report OF the Colorado peaiien-
! a. lusi beea nied. II states that there
( Gf.s1asrs nos eounnsd within the Ia
r. 0ae ycar ago the penlieatsAFy
llei ets. since that time eji were re
Dz-lng the year si4 we're releases
/ .saiioa 1t scntcaees, Q by eomnafA-
By escapes, = transferred 10 The re
ssy d, susus Vista, 2 died 3 released
itF o. eoaris Dgring the year 2fs mAle
female prisonsrs were sent TO Canon
Fgrty-seven pArdoas were Issued dur
Z sane period
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
t,n.. Inhumanl,y 90 Himself.

Ths usost iuhsmau autFages, oatrages which
soald disgrace the sAva@e mtu Perpetraies upon
hI. oEa systsm by swallowing drastic Pargaii'e7
shieh eouvulsa III. stomach, agontEe bis intcs-
tiucs and wcaken bis system Msny people con
SANITY do this ander the Impression that medlea.
nsnt. euly With are Siolent IN their acton and
r,,-tirelsrlv eathArtics, afc Of any avail lrrcp-
srabls injzry to health l. wrought Under this
a,s.takes ilrA The l8zAuye which most nearly
snprosefsss ths henrdeirut act1u OF nAtufe =
H5@trttsfs stomach hlue-s. Whleh = painless
1890 q Wa zrni ng and irritatirg r. ne l'rr
- -f-41sb SHARE n ihr benign discipline insti-
-s-.-.7 ~ fi.is comprehensive medicine. whose
t-l-fif4f iuase1ec q ielt throughout tue system
N5iAriaus. fheumarit kidney and nervous com
BtaInts saerunh % j.
ttyht blue milk with fy Insertion Is much
-. !. .ftcrun.nn howl te.ls.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
Asthma Sufferers

o, relief stould Try "Schinmann's Asthma
Cure" No waiting for results. Its action Is
Immediate direct and certain. as single
trial proves send TO DR.. X. Sehinmnnn. St.
Paul, MINI. 70 a free trial package. but ask
YOUR druggist nrsI
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

A weather sharp says that cats with their
tails up and the hair apparently electrified
Indicate approaching wind. We always sup
posed they Indicated an approaching dog.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

The grave need never associate with the
gay unless they choose. But the gay must
eventually 20 to the grave
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

.Han<on's Ma .ic Corn saive."
Warranted To cure, or monsy rstunist- ASK
orr druggist for IL Price Is cents
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

Strange to sag, civil suits are not institu
tions OF polite society.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

restored.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

The king whose rule embraces the most
subiects-smokiug
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

shiioh's Consu psion Cure
y -sA- a guarantee II CURES Recipient Con-:inih
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