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collar of lace points and ruffles of lace or
chiffon is very graceful. 1t can be made at
home, copying the cut or bought at a store,
costing anywhere from S. to $25. The points can
be bought separately. They cost from 10 cents
upward, mostly upward, as cheap lace does not
appear at an advantage. Then there is needed
the band of insertion for the collar, and three or
four or We yards of lace or that much of chiffon
ruffling depending on whether the ruffe is
double or not. 1t needs five points, three
across the front and shoulders and two in the
back. These are joined for a little way at the
top, and then are spread out and the chiffon is
ruffied around them, which is q very ticklish
JOB. A thin gauze netting, cut in circular
shape, can be used for a foundation. The ruffie
can be either single double. Heavy lace is
usually used singly. and chiffon or very soft lace
is put on III double ruffie.
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CHAT OF THE CoRP,nope.

The plans of Librarian Spoford and Superin-
tendent Green, Of the New Congressional
Library Building, include an ingenious de-
vice for supplying books TO the Capitol. The
new Library Building is only about 200 yards
from the Capitol, and il is believed that the
obstacle Of the distance can be overcome by the
construction Of an underground passagewsy
and the use Of pulley with an ingenious car.
which mas been invented especially for this
purpose. pneumatic tube il also to be en-
pioyed for the purpose of ordering books. A
clerk will De stationed in the Capitol at a con-
Venient place near the center of the building
Tor the equal accommodation of the two Houses.
who will receive all orders for books and trans
NIT to the Library Building through the paeu-
matte tnbe, and who will also receive the book
when sent on the carrying machine. Superin.
PENDENT Green estimates that The entire process
OF ordering and procuring book in this way
viii consume not 10 exceed four minutes time.
portion Of the books now in the library
about 10000 yolumes-will be left in their
present quarters for still greater convenience.
These will consist Of books Of reference in the
main, bat they will also include one set of each
Of the standard English authors.
4
The Agricultural Department ia about IN
ISSUE elaborate information on the subject Of
COCO roads" which Congress has directed the
Department to investigate. The publication
wih embrace the entire proceedings of the
National Road Conference. held at Asbnrv
Park. n. j. July s and last. at which
conference every shade of opinion on i'm
proving roads was presented Mr. Roy Stone
the Special Agent and Road Engineer Of the
department will also include number OF adj
dresses on The road question. lie makes no re-
pert 90 that these addresses practically con.
stltute report Mr.. Stone says. among other
things; The main question is How can peo-
PIE hAVing no surplus capital build good roadsY
S"r an answer VIC must go where they have
Sohe saeeessiOlly aud study the methods
S"oPlea. fHst we must study all the Geo.
Monies possible Ia construction; second. w.
must bud cat all the parties to be benefited and
see thai each bears his proper share Of thu coat
whether OF not be belongs 20 the Immediate Ia.
eaiity' oreven to the present generation of men
thiFd' we must look into local questions of road
materia and transportation, aud into ALI l.,ss,
improvements IN road implements aud ma.
enihery. lie advocates permanent State boards
oil Citizens 10 carry on this work.
4
Ihere Is always moro or less rivalry betveen
She Army aud Navy, aud probably there al
ways ,sii le. When men of either service
can "'ik I'd joke at the expense Of the
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RECENT LITERATURE.

ELSIE PoMERoY McELRoY.
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Secretary Carlisle, it is understood, win in
his annual report recommend TO Congress an
igsne of short term bonds. The Secretary is a
believer in the popular loan idea The senti.
nient in Congress last Spring was against an
it@ue Of bonds, and as the same people control
Congress this session it is not likely that it will
change its mind.
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There Is always moro or less rivalry between
She Army aud Navy. aud probably there al
ways 'sii le. When men of either service
can work III joke at the expense Of the
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The South is well represented in the Regular
Army, there being fully 5I8 officers who were
born IN the Southern States, including the
District out of 2.l59 commissioned officers.
In the Navy goodly number OF young men
IRON Dixie have graduated from the Naval
Acsdery.
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A plan has been recently formed 10 extend
tho Civil Service to the lower grades of employe,
OF the Departments. The two branches of tn,
service most affected at present are the Gus
totas Divisions of the Treasury and the EN-
Pioyes IN City Postofices Chiefs of Diyis
ion, messengers aud watchmen will come in
for This change; in fact all employees except
laborers will be drawn into the classified
service.
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1t looks as IL the Administration did not do
the right thing by DIR. Wilson, of West yir.
ginia, in his recent contest, and there is I'm.
derstood to be some little soreness on the mart
OF the Chairman of the Ways and Means Com
mittee. contribution OF SIS from Internal
Revenue Commissioner Miller and a few
speeches by Assistant Secretary Hamlin are
believed to be the sum total of the assistance
given him by the Administration officials Who
is 10 blame?
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Senator Cameron came ont emphatically last
week in statement to the effect that although
much had been said about his possible candidacy
for the Presidency, he never had been and was
not now candidate. But Mr.. Cameron thinks
Tom Reed is the coming man, the while believ-
ing that ex-President Harrison and Gov. Nc.
kinley will give sharp fight.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
HANGED IN EFFIGY.
Secretary horton and His Son Carl
Tho Victims.
THE CAUSE OF THE OUTRAGE
Dissatisfaction on Account VI Certain
Appoiulm MS Made By the
Secretary Lately.

NEBRASKA Ci1Y, Neb., Fob. lG.-J.
Sterling Morton, secretary OF ayroul.
lure, aud his youngest son, Carl, were
hanged In efiigy last night IN the city
park, aud this morning the figures
whltled about before tho strong north
wind. The stalled clothing bore a
placafd which stated, In effect, that the
figures represented the remains Of tho
Nebraska cry Dsmocfatic marching
club. The city has been greatly eN.
cited all day over the affair, aud sircuu.
"a. rnsds are being made 10 discover
tnu guilty pafIics.
TIE cause for The outrage 10 supposed
uissstI action among a few Democrat.
over recent appointments made ~ The
.tciptaty, 0nu tails week, that Of Tag
ruT ut tnu packing house In this city,
en-. attiUulHfly distHsloful Nor
o.. iricudu say tuoy viii prosecute
hp pHtuvs II appfehcnded.
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a s5rlWs uavorloN.
Nine Years of Hard Work to secure tho
M,IalLn OH uL.MIsau IIIr OanNIrI.
SALT LAKE Cry F,U. 10.

Nine Years Of fgard Work to secure tho
H'lsnt' ON 1lighlsan city Convict.
a .lugh.ug story li sstctly devotion
has been brought 90 light by the visit Of
Miw kaiu H. Kennedy 90 her brother.
Charles Kennedy, no term convict NJ
Michigan City Kennedy was received
at The rou.trursry in 1881. convicted for
murJ1r Nine years have elapsed since
Miss kvuugly entered upon what sho
declared Co br Che mission Of her life.
rhoro has been apparently mo- obstacle
TOO gtgas l0r her 90 overcome, no sacri.
fee That shg would not mako in tho
cause TO which shu has already devoted
tie best ygalb Of her Young HE. with
tCari Zoe her uygs she has appealed 90 goy.
crn0gs, United States senators aud con.
RrCsamgn. There was mono who did
not give hcul " her sDrr0wiul plea but
the letters which tHe has obtained Ia
support " her appeal Tor executive
clcmency have apparently been without
effect Hor purpose has been pgrsifteut.
ly pursued through every admluittra.
ton since tina, Of Governor Gray. Hope
loug deferred has only given her strength
10 continue her efforts.
Hor travels hayo taken her 10 Wash.
iugiou. where, in tho capitol building,
sho found many who were touched by
her simplicity of manner and tho ear.
most prnysr which tHo breathod for as.
astlnco Co swing open tho prison gate
aud bid lissracsd brother once more
enjoy liberty
Senator Hlll was visited at Albany by
the youthful petitioner. From New
York Mi, Kennedy Travelled 20 Harris.
burg, vners Governor Patus1n freely
granted nor an interview Thence she
went to Ohio Illinois, Kentucky and
other states Prominent newspaper men,
preachers md lawyers have supplement.
od hor pleading fsr mercy.
Her belief Ia her brothers innocence
has prompted work in other directions.
Soon after Kennedy entered upon his
term o. Imprisonment Miss Kennedy
adopted masculine attire. aud orwecl,s
trmp5l about tho slums aud lroouontsd
the gambling houses II Cincinnati in
search ~ evidence which could bo mado
the basis Tor sn application for % rc.
hearing. She found DO a hopeless task 20
establish her brothers innocence, though
her faith never wayolul. Governor Mat.
thuws has promised careful considcra.
ton Of the case.-La Porto dud.) Cor
Chicago Record.
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The above portrait 10 that ~ Miss Roe,
hatutHt ulu uf Che most popular Young ladies
" haysylIs. utsu. nor nya Tsirs 80 he,
been uu iuNaIi Caufrl biz Ono fayaFrs u
ettffu. watch nrtt made be- HHUglrantr Iu tHo
hoag, Doe gradually ale trI 900 stomach. aud
ha Mlft harutu sayH made Dor uIr ole Vi
mlsUry aud suffering
lu continuing, che tayH T6f mo take OF
gllCr women WHO may be uUT suffering A. 4
dld deem q, duy 10 maze my wmIfkablc
recovery public,
tIls ytan ! was au iutsNi. had sham
shooting pans iu the head. roaring nuisos III
we ears, upuu arising lt1m chair I would
t'rl ulaff, weak and faiut aud had DO anne.
we MusiUtgf aud what I 90 UltHfrtnei 20
ulhrtss me. pam in She stomach extended
through my tlds Co the bach was nervous
ani could sui sleep. tdII ust ruIly auy kud
~ tmasfmrnt aud co. fsrI Wa IN run
doWn. llfuuEh the Advice ~ friends . went
90 Dfa shores 4 shores hEdrlarud nv ratu
win themt and from Tue very nrst I began Ia
lmnrstc a4d can uow siy have Improved 10
ever way feel lisli and Happy aud every
lhlhs ! 90 stoms 90 Dc apiUa.urr. slteu
wen, am not nervous and have gained n
pounds "a weight while under the doctors
will DO only too happy 90 tan with any one
who vi.l hst the trouble g. call on mo aud will
readily answer any all all inquiries as 10 my
Miss Hafnes resides 40 KAysvliie. Utah.vhers
she viii Aa'wtr oil inquiries with pleasure
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lujoi the people with their ruutle
and iccuit'ul 1rllory, Ani disEmced the
lclisit,ive halls OF modern nations.
Hu mas decide that OIL governments
az faf as possible shall be- composed of
wIfAiIg mon, the pfodu,urs, among
whom eau bo iyIui many CJmpe,cut
and elisOll Tor that position. There
cannot lie Anything wrong Ia the as.
sumption that tls men who have the
auilNy o. iuaIu al.ur8 wealth should
also possess the aIiity 10 handle, dis.
Tribute nai control H. ] know the
opponents OF this proportion will say
mat the ignorance greed au1 imprlvi.
uonco %. tho workman auqIaliiy him
iof thst plsltIDu; but what shlll We y
" the vz.Jr.iJu, OK.fAvs 4uC1 and
mls iruflpuntlJn 90 prevalent ia the
political nni business wOudg Motto
the tNplrIiNpt salaries that are paid
ny h.lu ur.ns O. psUsiIgut7, mtuagofs,
seofyiarlt1, HiuiCur.s, etc alI ihn ifH.
quOut failures IN msfCautllr uuur!
surely the government of Llzhus
cinsOt lrJiuee wDrss mud lle thau
that whicl now vKis.s.
the propose alteration iu tao pllIii.
cal Arena h. the only redeem u feature
nul citr'l lets Tor Lazarus whereby u
rostufntiOu Df his lost RIGHTS usu he
secured, lie Il fully assured that the
political philosophy oi modern times
uuyurs no good lot tim. Moreover tue
cEisiont educational facilities have
given him qualification an ! uilirieucy,
anu cluvinugi hiu that tho social anu
religious moiua opcruuli 10 long In
vogue aui uudfr whi1I hu has bscu
ieeced and piundur.d, has proved
Itself n deiusi1n u I'D failure, aui tho
real cause OF biz dogrl dntiou aud ruin,
because 70 did not UmhuIy the uttiHp.
worthy doctrine Of dUins unto Others
NJ We would have them do unto ~.
For these aud many other reasons
Lazarus is justified IN the aliumpi 10
grasp the rclnl OF government AMI IN
taking the supervision Of ell matters
that npperlaln - his personal elevation
and welfare; aud this l. the purpose
aad program sought 10 b1 achieved
through the lawful medium Of union,
solidarity aud the elective ballot.
am, sif, yOuta respectfully,
NUvus HOMo.
SALT LAKE CirY, F,u. 10.
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WAmuNuTON, ID. o., Feb. l6.-rhu
SENATE adj lurned a lew minutes past
O'ulUcK, after spending the better part
col two Gays considering the nOmiuh.
lion VI peokham OF New York 20 be-
Associate Justice VI the supreme
Court. The vote resulted In his frisU.
ton, - to ~, a. followG
Ieas-BAte, blackburn, Brce, Bat
Ter, Gallery, Dixon, Faulkner, George,
Gray, Hale, Hams, HuntOu, Kyle,
Lindsay, McPhefron, Martin, Mills,
Mitchell (OLl Mitchell tMis }, Palmer,
rIsco, Pcttigfew, Platt, PfootJr Ran.
som, Roach, Squire, HiooEbndgt, Tut.
PIE, villas, voorhees,, While tLsl
Nays-Aiurich,A lien, a llisou, berry,
Cal, Cameron, Carey, Chandler
CoCkreli, Coke, CullOm, Daniel, Davis,
Dolph, Frye, Gaiuuger Gibson, DOR
inAu, Hamburger, Hawlsy, Higgius,
Hin, Hoar, lfby, Jones tAtk.), Lodge,
MCLauuu, MAudcuOu, Morrill,, Muir.
ply, PETER pcfkins, Power, Pugh,
Hhoup, stewart, Teller Nesi, Wash
burn, White (CALl, Wilton.
Paired for pcrkham-CAmdon, Cor.
don, Mcmillan, smith, Mofgau-5.
Paired against Peckhnui-D ub0is,
jones tN1v.li Quay, Vance, wolcOt'
d.
Absent without ralu-Colqultt aud
Sherman.
Culquitt released Wilson, who voted
nghinst confirmation, and sherman 10.
leased Bfice, who voted for oonhrmA.
100.
t,r confirmation - Democrats, %;
10 'pblcaus, 5; Populisis, 1; total %.
Against confirmation - Democrats,
l'i a. pIJlicans, 20; POpulists, 3; total,
d.
,h'rd Tor confirmation Democrats,
q, Eupubiioans, /.
PHruu against confirmation Demo.
csa.', 1; Republicans 4.
hus. ~ AID unpaired-DsmoorAts, 1 ;
j. IaJ.lcans, /.
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roR rmn osN.L AND SILVER
RESOLUTIONS Passed az che Trans
Mississippi Congress.

BAN FRANCuCO, Feb. lG-Tho
NiCaragua canal was the subleot un.
nor consideration at the session OF the
Tfaus-Mlssissippi congress today. The
matter before tho congress was an
amendment by Thompson, OF Cali
igrnin ~ the resolution mpmOralizing
Congress TO enact legislation In the In.
lsrtst ui prompt construction of the
Nicaragua canal.
lhumpon's amendment provided
that such canal be CONSTRUCTED, owned
unl operated directly by the govern
mont li tho United states without the
Intervention of any private CORPORA.
llpg. 10 finally prevailed by 1927 to
lo7, Hnd thu resolution passed. ai
amended.
Tia lllyer resolution recommends
Tie reupaning Of the mlnts 20 the
coinage % silver On tue same terms NJ
gold Hnd at a ratio Of 10 10 l. The resn-
luton prevailed, In the midst Of a storm
of applause.
The hawaiian matter was called up
hnd an attempt maue 10 substitute n
resolution recommending protector
ate over the islauds as solution Of the
problem. This wat quickly voted down
hnd tho convention passed "A reS0lu'
ll0n iirst declaring against foreign
Interference In the Hawaiian Islands,
second declaring agalust any altsmp.
nv restoration OF the monarchy, and
l'sl, iaYOrlng annexation " the United
nlaIl,
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Miss Rosa Barnes Suffered That Long
With CaIanh Of The Head
and Stomach
Hor Remarkable Cure Due 10 tho Skill
Of DrS. Shores q Shores.
GAINED 10 POUNDS WHILE UNDER
TREATEEET

Tygrs week. through Che columns Of thJ
ll.Il uaugfs. b. pubusuri o aU# .Uf,mrut OF
tuU. afatgfuI paiicut who HHa boon rufsI Hl
iIIa. .u1rr. x shores OF Che k.IH fDuUlI and
Surgical Institute,
.nutt,tumrntia given Dr. IHg consent Of tHt
pa.UuiH. woo. after fuu.Hu. Z ryUHIs, nHd
i..IUT. Wrtu theY know tIuf Nstu HUyu rC
FI..pi b. uo. th and nuUpIHeH.. believe 30 turIi
duty Io Iui0rm others WIZ WhY De uheWIae
uHIIUtUI.
tI.rlac following De- one OF uurh import.
arHo 90 ladies Thr rtcli sHafc uf rrsHIHs
IU.Htl Iu Ito iH assum u hy iHum AUHr duties
ID. homie aa wife ur mHthyf gro a Cora
rU.r strain upon wcta women. over.
WUTk mud Worry rau'T disastrous re
.uIfaatHtv become IfIt.HIH tHi mHHl
iHHfsuIUFant liiiic trouble HIH. Hu ar.r HlI
v,IFHs heavily, 40 nvruuH" HHu BEL UfcAsIus
HrH. nut sho hriycly beers "a. Huu HToH d
uI.I coon uaas away. su.u U.IH.. Prove IHn|
Fgfuua. flf ole rllu luses Inf appetite. rIul
rH. aI,ru. her w1rE a. home drag. fHr Iras
move sisfuUs her. 90 fac sag lf fa.t HDH0niaa
o. physical wruct.
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All the witnesses except one. Plaintiff
hhe failed 10 prove n single ALLEGATION
made IN the petition, aud that, loo. ia
places where she claimed the testi.
mony would be- tue niistdtnafiug.D
In tue Northumberland case
our witness Is Tor tho defense ware ur.
amincd here, Catchy Hawkins, a
thfnenirr, said that hr had known the
plhinul from childh0oI. Hstoidof q
party al which n uock marriage WIS
performed between Alex Julian and
AaIgu Pollard, lu sail they we're
All drinking, and tlc couple were then
laken uIstilrs and Iut 10 bed, bug be
lid hot know ghetnoi Julian Stayed
There All Night " not. Hawkins tai b
she was smitlsu with Julian a. the
llmr' Inls was when cue was about TO
years old.
MJihe 5hinJolb1wcr testified thAt
Miss Pollard associated with young
men o: bad reputation, taking ii les
with them at iligbt, aud often stsying
cur ~ late a. III Won O'Clock. linr
COuduc. wac such as 10 cause the
ueighuofs 10 talk about her Witness
adWilled that sho hvmuli had led
sporting lifo many Year,.
John Branl test nuI that he first saw
NJ ~ Pollard I'm 1853 Ht the house VI
Lena 5hinglutou, mistress VI James
Rhodes. This house was kunwn ~ an
asslguRtion h9usr. When lie was ai.
United, the woman, Lena shinyluton,
told him II was Miss Pollard VINO ran
out Of the room. liu soon af.erwatd
again called, aud wAs then Introduced
90 Miss Pollard by another woman.
Ito had seen Miss Pollard Ald talked
with her lie hal taken her drivlnf,
bat being marricl man, hai quit 10,
because his vile was Jealous. When
asked u mis- rotations with huf were 81
any time Improper, mo- refused 90 40.
swcf, AMI Tue examiner fuleI tho Uyi.
auupp not rgurFfrUf
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nabbIns ih. nehhsr..

-Aa FRANCISCO, Feb. IG.-h bold
fIHuJry was committed early this
moaning at Carrots gambling house.
the place was deserted, with the OK.
C'p,lOn Of two attendants, when the
uuIt was lung open by two masked
myu, who compelled the men ut tho
point oi pistols 10 hold up their hands
while tho robbers opeaed thc safe aud
secured $1,000 In coin, when they
Placed In a canvas sack aud made of.
Q nN attendants went toa window and
ralui Justify for help and two police
On the sidewalk grappled with one OF
the fuuOrr. Ia The scutllu which on.
sued the gold coin iiow IN all difeo.
tlus ana tho crowd drawn 90 the
tcrne by tho noise Teapei rich
harvest, Que robbor was arrested ami
tue other escaped.
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Members Of tue Legislature Gail on
congress tor Aid.


congress tor Aid.
PRDvfDESCE, r. l., Foo. lG.-The
Dtmoorsiic mrmDurs VI tue Legislature,
ia caucus tuis evening, decided TO IN
woke Federal aid 10 Gust Governor
Brown. On tue Suggestion oi vx.Giy.
,fnUt Davis thsy voted - forward a
resolution " Colgress, explaining tho
present. legislative festriciiou, anu
asking that the government iutrricre
AMI compel tue senate 10 meet the
house Of representatives. Ia joint
session,
Ths trouble Is the result VI tue recent
state election. Governor ID. Russell
Brown, Republican, wa. candidate
Tor reelection. HIS Democratic Op.
ponenl was DAVID n. Ba ,vf, VINO 10
coivod a plurality, but a majority being
necessary 10 elect, the election went 10
the legislature. The Democrats were
IA a majority In tho house aud the
ltOpublluaua In the senate, with = tic
vote In the grand committee. The
house oTsauIzsi aud admitted " mem.
bcnlilp Democrats over whose election
there wau dispute, and thus Obiaiuul
majority iu Joint session. The Re.
publican scnatr hos refused 10 meet
tho house. The Democrats claim they
can legally oluot governor In joint
session.
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n,nnmlt.r. M rInridn.

'lsvGvlLLE, Fla, Feb. l6-H. NJ.
EH.I.rfa ugildiug u railroad TO Lake
-" 90, which GUS through many OF
..H Hyuiu-t places on Indian river.
'.'|F Nglperly-Jw have placed
n'Nr bonus along tnu proposed
Zoo, Nu.ch viii explode ut tue touch
". u.u. JAMES Holmes, - bsuIer uf
u,b.u, nuL j. V, Wootcu, tax.
'''v"pr OF llrovnrd county, were
h'i..ul for completely In the dyna.
"l'r plot, Tue railroad company HIS
,ai''l ioi volunteers 10 90 ahead with
Vac. lay ing.
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So a month ior Catarrhal and all
Kindred Diseases. MEDICINE FREE.
rREAIMENr ny VAL.
No Necessity Of Coming 10 the City
For Treatment.

Almost every mail brIngs letters Asrus nr.
shuftH q shores D. il necessary O. live boz
TAT Lake iu 0gd1r 90 lAk0 the uoaim NIT Gao
you treat pAucub ~ thuir homes BY maiif aud
other quutNuua % similar Import
llra shores q shores desire 90 stale. there.
tore, Tor tho bcurli N tHnsU who may BE- hrHI.
ihunE about WuHuT 20 thsm, inst Uy tUt.r
question blanks aud UsuOr Systematic aIrauFt.
ueutH, asu1aIgul knowledge Of each Casu faH
lr outaiusd 60 make treatment an saay matfrr.
Thus patients Gao hr treated ht tHeir own
hImut D. we'll a. 10 7Alt lAse, Medicines are
sent uf EXPIRES, "a regular correspondence BE-
required and maintained, ana tho physll On and
patient hfu thus iu constant touch rromrt
replies are made NF urs, shores a Shores.
proper incidence and lu every dOlAil each ptst
"a worked ont until cure IN elected. Tutust
scents IN stamps when you wrige Tor question
circulars
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Hcllglleld-al ser that discussion II 40.
Ing on Ms 10 whether or not chickens tax
10 each other
BIownheld-Oh, we'll, no one can deny
hat a good deal Of fowl language is used.
--bus'ul Globe
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NJ. G,nARyRs MUSIC DEALER

Agent for tho weber, Eftey and Camp'.
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