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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-13
THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Canada has 80 banks.
Illinois has 90, 600 Swedes.
From the Philadelphia Record.
Utah claims anthracite coal.
Uncle Sam has 2,jOO,O 900 mules.
Germany has ca, ops dstileries.
Jerusalem has l35 liquor bars.
London has $4,000 women clerks.
Uncle Sam has 6S, ,i03 postofilces.
This country has 10000 Chinese.
Brazil railroads stretch $3.50 miles.
Paper cigars are II German novelty.
Our Scandinavians number l,OOO,OOD.
An Atlantic liners crew costs $4,000.
United States contains 4,56i,6il farms.
A ton of diamonds is worth $35, 100000.
Montana's gold output in 1891; A,50,ON
Portugars royal crown is worth 5000
COO
The states have 100000 commercial drum
mers.
America contains l2,OOO,OOO business
houses.
London uses 2O,OOoOoO gallons of milk an
nually.
Europe produces 500, 100000 pounds of to-
bacco "a year
America produced, in 1893, 1.6l9, ,i9G, l30
bushels of corn.
In 1891, 7,52L2ll bales of cotton were
raised ana packed.
American sheep last year grew wool to
the extent of 800 900 pounds.
The farm lands of this country are es-
timated to be worth $l3,2l9, ,2j2, ,649.
America exports $a72, 37S worth Of
goods ana imports only $Il6 73j, 293.
About million dollars worth of sweet
corn was canned in Maine last year.
Only one firm in the United States is
making slate pencils from native slate.
In China the hands of clocks stand still,
while the dials are made to move around.
New York is talking of n building 200
feet wide. 900 feet in length and Is stories
high.
A young woman has applied for the
place OF public eXecutioner, now vacant at
Vienna.
The fishermen along our coats and in
our waters catch $4,000, 600 worth of tish
every year
The Argentine Republic has 100000 tons
of wheat ready for export TO the markets
of the world.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-13
STILL IN EXISTENCE.
The World Renowned and Old Reliable
DR.. Campbell's Great Magic Worm
Sugar and Tea.

or money refunded. Full printed directions
from child to a grown person. IL is purely
vegetable and cannot positively harm the most
tender infant. Insist on having DR.. Camp.
BELLS; accept no other. At all Druggists, 25c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-13
SOME BIG COUNTIES.


From the New York Sun.
East of the Rocky mountains there
are only twelve counties in the United
States containing more than 5000
square miles. Not one of these is in
New York state, the largest county of
which, Sr. Lawrence, covers only 900
square miles. one of the twelve is
Aristook, the forest county of northern
Maine Another is Dade county Fla,
which includes the everglades of ElOri-
da along the Atlantic coast, and has an
area of $500 square miles and total
population of less than 900. Cherry
county, Neb., in the extreme northeast
of the state, with the Snake river diViI-
ing it in half. has an area of 5,66S miles
Three northern counties of Minnesota
lying south of Manitoba and west of
Lake Superior. Beltrami, Itasca and
st. Louis, have respectively 5,OiO, 5.4SO
and 3 $50 square miles. The last county
includes the important city of Duluth,
but the first has a population of only
300, and the second only Of 750. The
population of Duluth is $4,000
Two counties of Idaho. Bingham, con-
tanning the lava fields. and Idaho, south
of the Nez Perces' reservation, contain
more than 10000 square miles each.
Two counties in Texas, Pecos and El
PasO, have more than 5000 square
miles. Pecos. which is in the extreme
west of the state, on the Rio Grande.
has 600. FL Paso, which adjoins it
ON the Rio Grande, has $3.50. One coun-
ty of Colorado, Arapaho, has an erea
of 5,22O square miles, but it is still more
notable from the fact that 1t has a pop
ulation of 100000 including the city of
Denver. Routt county, in the same
state, has an area of 5000 square miles.
On the Pacific slope counties, like trees
and fruits. are of gigantic size. Six
counties of Oregon, three counties of
Washington, seven counties of Nevada,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-13
1t Is Highly Important That Every
Family Keep a Supply of
DAD Ways
III READY Relief.

Always in the house. Its use will prove
beneficial on all occasions Of pain or sick
ness. There isnothing in the world that
will stop pain or arrest the progress of
disease as quick as the READY RE-
I
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-13
WONDERFUL.

SOUTH SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 10, 1891.
Mr.. c. w. Campbell-.Dear Sir: ! have
given my boy, Freddie, years old, some Of
DR.. Campbell's Magic Worm Sugar and Tea,
and to my surprise this afternoon about 2
o'clock he passed tapeworm measuring
about 80 feet in length head and all. have
1t in a bottle and any person wishing to see
it can do so by calling at my store. / had
tried numerous other remedies recommended
for taking tapsworrns, but all failed. In my
estimation DIR. Campbcll's is the greatest
worm remedy in existence.
Yours very resneCtfully,
FRED HEFFNER, - Beech st.
Note-The above is what every body says
after once using. Manufactured by c. w.
Campbell, Lancaster, Pa. Successor to DR..
John Campbell & Son,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-13
CURES AND PREVENTS
Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Influenza
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Head
ache, Toothache, Asthma, Diff
ficuif Rre athirn

CURES THE WORST PAINS in from
one to twenty minutes NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need
any one SUFFER WITH PAIN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-13

and seven counties of California have
more than 5000 square miles. The larg-
est of all in thcUnited States is the
county of San Bernardino, to the east
of Los Angeles. It's area is 2l,OOO square
miles, nearly half the size of New York
state, and 5000 miles larger than New
Jersey, Delaware, Connecticut, and
Rhode Island combined.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-13
DR.. w. n.

Is the. only Specialist in Nervous Diseases
between Buffalo and New York.
Office, 327 Spruce street, opp. New Hotel
Jermyn. Hours, a. m. to p. IN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-13
ROOF TANNING AND SOLDERING

All done away with by the use of HART
MANS PATENT PAINT. which consists
OF ingredients well known to all. 1t can be
applied to tin. galvanized tin, sheet iron
roofs, also to brick dwellings, which Will
prevent absolutely any crumbling, crack
Ing or breaking of the brick. 1t will out
last timing Of any kind by many years.
and it's cost does not exceed one-fifth that
OF the cost of timing. Is sold by the Job
or pound. Contracts taken by
ANTONIO HARTMANN, 627 Birch st.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
SELLS SLAVE GIRLS,
Hev ,A> Qae~. ~ ,ore. s..tsi.s a~s
hoysi fape-

There are slave girls innumrrahIr
around the royal palaces ~ the hermit
king,l"n ~ Curra. says the rhiladcl'
phia Press II IL dnicul, Ia hnd cut
huw many there are Oar official viii
saN hundreds, another thousands
CONSUL who has had opportunity t"lrarn
the facts IN ~" ca-c says there are
Rhuut fifteen hun tired
|, /, equally difirult Ia learn where
they come frmu Their appearance
shows that ih"N ar" not truiu any un"
st,r, som" are turvans aud some AZ"
Iuu,htl,, from Guiug ShHug ~. ~
th, -uu.h ~ the Kingdom. --iur show
Japanese hl,-H others thnr~, aud
still other, Manchurlan They arr ~
all y"rts aud tNI-s All slSak 'urran
und u,nrl, al haN" sWn'i"rinr ~
thlurs, They are all vel brought up
and quiet p,llt' and industrious They
lrgtu ih,ir career ~ duursti, servants
when mrr, children and are >,ldun
found ~ ,h, ruNul establishment after
they ar, twenty h," years odd iw
who are unusually r,-I b-,hIng nr
cum, ruNal ,uuruluhr, nnd large
numl-r are taken f"r ihr .,tlnr purIW'>''
lN the rrrny,> aud lurdr ~ ia, r'alm
and u b. sad ft very large pr,"r
ia" rest ar. ,pli ~ ,rurn,~litr", To- VA,
highest h,ldrr and the urrrcdN paid
mt" the ruNal ir.r.ury
The --latest available tin, hsrk 81
'nr'A 49, ~ summarizing The r"ys
lncuur Iuvlui, tho, Hr'I'l,~
"Niurit ,ur thousand ulnr hnndrr,
aud seventeen .tnur ~ best rr'
"FurtS one thousand four hundrc,
aud ,lghtN tour ~t"u" ~ beams
"tnr hundred aud SEVENTY tW" thou
~and seven huuurcd ana thirteen uyan,
in money
"rW-ni, four thousand uyAng frru
sale ~ slave girls
\ ulnnp ~ string ~ one hundr",
copper COINS. Whu~,' NAlu" ia American
nancy ranges from iilr hundred IT, uii,
thousand IT, III. dollar The market
value II gir! ~ tnr"a varies from t"I
To- forty dollar, Inn thcs' tivur"
the monarch must rnis" aud sell "a TIA,
/ public market every year from thrt.
/ a. four hundred and eighty yuuu,
women The general average wuul'
y" A'"Iu' two hundred per year TIT
| custom II not ~ thd n II seems nj Hrs
sigh, The majority ar" purchased by
| men Tor their wives, aud n small mi
n"rity for immoral PURPOSES.
This TRADE IN human beings is con
s,l"rci perfectly legitimate aud Ia
come down from time inurmurial |
II n", confined Ia the royal palace tn
I A 4
! C~rrA The custom - ;ullu"rd like
wise ia China and seems To- character
iAo nearly every MungnliSn race
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
NIGH EXPLOSIVES.
Es~A o~s~s rstion tis- Cn~ saa pnss,s~t-
ssaess xs1hsl .eacrallx<p .

Every great jNbwrr has it, own special
high explosive with which it, shells are
tilted, All the high pnw~ explosives.
however. are In = more ar less expert.
mental stage, and wet gun cotton IN
the material uIs,n which m'st reliance
is placed. says the New York World.
There il ne doubt ~ the efficacy ~
the tremendously powerful explosives
which have recently been invented. NJ
long ns they can be- exploited among
the enemy. when subjected Ia tn.
enormous impact which In necessary IA
obtain the required vclnfity ~ two
thousand feet per second, ar there.
nhuu,N they are alIEu,t M likely IA cX.
plrdr before leaving the gun A. after.
ward. lfthis difficulty IL overcome Ia"
next question Il To- prevent the shell
from "xplnding before penetrating tn.
object which IL II fired.
tn" French pin their faith IA mclin.
itr, which has been very thoroughly
tested shells hllrd with this compost.
ti"n have been fired through ten inches
~ armnr without cxplSling The shells
in this instance left the guns nulzl"
with a velocity ~ two thousand feet
per second. The English are doubtful
~ he safety ~ mclinite aud use "a com.
Position called lydhitr. II gets it, name
from I.yddc, in Wales, where IL il man
ufarturrd The lyddit" shells have
been successfully fired through f,v
inches ~ ariuor.
T. 'rnsit" IL used 10y Austria. Its com.
position i. n secret known only Ia the
two inventors. who arr AuStrians This
explosive has l~cn found Ia have go.
p,'cial destructive power when used
against cart works
sweden has decided upon the inycn.
tiun ~ "a Swrds, which Is called h"llitc.
while IL has not as much explosive
force as nany ~ the either compost.
tinnS, yet IL il claimed la he more stable.
its powers ~ preservation ar" also
much greater The United States has
discriminating exhaustive trials ~ IA gun
cotton known IA cmmcnritc. The air
guns ~ the vrsuvius were designed for
dlscharging eininenritr shells, hut they
did not prov. satisfactory, Recently
cmmcnritr has been successfully fred
from high.p"w"r gun with Velocity
Of over two thousand feet,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

.... a. All. .,, .....
mr. ~ o"n"m I" u" "niy one I" 'he test
musicians, but also ono ~ the leading
mu.,c.l critic. IN IN. v.., Hath. Ice,
,,.,.,., ., A.. 49,, A.. -,
~ 80 w w
III WI lane ""m- '''''e um~' rAF me-
"fur the sJerstnr ~ regulate the differ.
.ot ti-mt.- Last nigb,'s p,,vr.n of
.i.,.. ,,,, MI
- =,
mus" ann ]" w" ITP"'A @"'"' ""'
dsr-tand the management, has r-c-,y|i
an invuic. of ia. catching air. that n,w
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

A lady, previously tormcntcd with =
corn nn one Of her tos's, was advised by
n friend IA nnuint II with phosphorus,
which in n weak momen, sh. did, hut
forgot IA tell her husband before rrtir'
ing NJ night II was just struck twclv.
when the husband Rwnke, and was
startled ~ See something spark" at
the f,pi ~ tho he'd lie had never
heard ~ u hrriiy ia tn, locality, NOR
did he ever remember seeing such n
terrible. l0nking object a. the tne pre-
scented. Reaching carefully cut ~ his
bcd ill he found one ~ his slippers, hr
ruised II high IN the air, and hrnught IL
down with terrible force upon the mys-
FERROUS light A hhrhk aud AN ava
lanche ~ bcd clothes, and nil was over,
When at last Il" released hiusrlf trmu
the avalanche he discovered his wife
gruaning Ia the corner, lie had struck
the phosphoral"d tnc'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

IL an sfisctuAl i-rsusder. aud th-r- arr
many lpsrsOnr ~ unmindful II the symp
toins Of oncoIning dls-As- that II would
almost take that deadly argument "a in
duo- them "a adopt precautionary meA~.
ures. The best ~ thsa- is rco,nrse Ia
that tine b1tSnic restrcr. Hostettsr'r
stomach Bitt-rs. II yAnquish-s malaria.
rheumatism, kidney aud bladder trouble,
failing digestion, bilDusnsss and irrrgu.
lArity u Ia. bowels. and omplst-ly furt,-
hss the system against thsir further in
ruais. lie ingredients arr drawn froni
natures storehous-, consequently u ~
free from the "bjections attaching u
many absolutely or s~mi- mineral rcms-
dies, for the delicate. inhrm, Gonzales
cent aud sldsrly IL II peculiarly beneficial
II well merits continuous and Systematic
uss. Take IL At bod time IA induce sleep,
and between meals " stimulate svIetits
aud digrs,ioa. The medical fraternity
concur Ia endorsing Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
ABOUT PANACEAS.
u,.r, Nan tie. ~. ~, H.m.di.. Tor III.
U~a tbls~ssea

II 4. extremely interesting and ~ =
degree encouraging ~ th"." wh" hohd
mlnd ..urr THEORIES tu see huw ,'nsihl"
prnpir the world over have their cure
nIIs widely different remedies Ter the
Nnu, Diseases nud give universal t"Sti.
muu\ tn the ruiir, efficacy ~ these
remedies. SAYS the lI',Stun Transcript
Onr person fights uN hthuusn"s~, al.
other dyspepsia AMI another rh'uma
ii,m hS "atlug al orange every nifht
MS, hrfurv guingtu bed Another 'N'rt
natl, Isrrurag's all three ~ th"~, lis
ease, vs. swallow my every uighi u table
Stp-nNl ~ sweet oil hc'ntr r'tiriug
another takes n tumblrrful ~ water at
that hour ~ hot a. hr can trunk ", aud
found, his immunity from various dis
pa-'S - that
Nm long ago at = public banquet
when several diners were sr'anihg
over ,h,ir dreadful cold, a d,rt"r pres
rut SAID that ~ uu" living need ever
havrA cold. that hr himself hal net
had vr~iigc ~ c"ld for twenty Nv"
years. whereas b,fur, that TIN" lac Mas
continually suffering from them When
AT lh' company W'hN 10 near NhH' WIN
d,rful remedy hr hhd discovered Il"
declared that wh hat lac dld VA, simply
T." drink glass ~ mineral water every
uight hCfpr" guing Ia h,'i
A well known lh,stun physician keeps
h., patients IN health hN making them
~ Wlthnut undrrcluthrS winter and
summer. aud he would doubtless scout
the mineral water remedy Ntill an
other makes his p"upl" sleep ~ tvs,
flannel nishxuwnS aud under nv,
hlankrts, tut makes them oI"'u NJ
their " induNS. ~ that the mir aud tenn
Is'raturr IA their r,s'ins ar" exactly tn,
Same A. they arr cut ~ d,-irs. W" hav,
all heard ~ ia, Paris specialist wh,
had a theory that, since IN his view
the primitive race from which man II
descended went On all f,Hrs, IL il nscs
>ary N We wish ~ get back "a nature,
IN order u secure ar restore our health
u yet dawn and travel upon our hand
aud feet n certain portion ~ the day
lie made all his patients tax" a"tiN" cx
crcisr for an hour ar twu each day %
all fnurs, aud the strange part ~ th'
matter WAS that IL effected some won
dcrful cures
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
The Japa - Jaksrs.

The JaI.anrs. are n very polite peo-
pie, hut hey sometimes like Ia play q
poke. In n roundabout oriental way.
uIp,n the men ~ the west, In the days
~ the second empire. lisr"n Ores WAS
sent To- japan IA demand the opening
~ certain ports Ia French commerce
Among the rest he named a. the Jap
anrs" ministers u certain city. The
Jamnrsr hnctiunari es smiled ~ broad.
~ when he preferred III, request tha,
the French ambassador asked them IL
tell him what gave them NJ much
amusement, hut instead ~ answering
the Japanese ministers Said:
I'VE will upcn the port In question,
my lnr,l, II France In hcr turn will ops n
Il certain Ir,r, Ia us, b"
"Wha, port is that2" asked the
frrnchiuau
The port ~ Liverpool.
But, your rNcrllcncics" 0auRhinR),
"Liverpoul is no, French port, but al
English one"
"Irs, answered the Japanese, and
the port you named Ii not in Japan,
but in Korea
The French ambassador was com
pellcd Ia admit that the joke wps
against him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
WIT IN COURT.
A Lawrsr who Had fredericksburg Des
INA Not Tee IL

Many witty things AR" said by our
bright lawyers In the heat ~ legal pas
sion, says the iinstsA Traveller Two
prominent attorneys w"r" engaged in
Au assault cas. before Judge Hardy IN
the municipal criminal court recently,
whose names, for the sake ~ uHl"sty,
are withheld Lawyer A., becoming
n-ttl.d nj Mr. RS leading inirrr"ga-
tories. called him Ia account sharply.
Lawyer u forgot his caution IN his de-
sire la draw cut "a satisfactory rrNISn'sr
Ia the direct examination, when Law
yer \ irtrrrsiscd u second time II he
licvr, sir, began Mr. A, savag"ly, "tln,
| objected Ia your course 81 putting
leading questions To the witness"
II have cars" replied Lawyer H.,
solcmnly,
And l, sir" rrjoincd Mr.. A., eI.
citcdly, have understanding
We'll, why don't you usr it?" asked
tn" opposing counsel, quietly.
The habiturs ~ th" ,ourtroom broke
into roar ~ laughter, In which the
Judge ioin,s,, aud Tor the next f'w min.
u,-s the officers werc kept busy rcsior
iug order.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
a New Colorado Rsaa

A special Ia the l'-nv-r Republican
ir"m Cheyenne. Wye, say. The Wye
ming and Missouri River Ra,lr,ah CON
psny hsv. hl~d articles II corporation
with the secretary IL STATE. The object
u the corporation N w. construct aud np.
crate n railroad from Ai.ddin, Cr"k
county. Ia the eastern h"nudAry line oi
Wyoming and then through Sou,h Dskots
h. = point On the Missouri river Ia bs
hereafter Determined. Th. Incorporation
arr deorge N. NiI. J. Clement Uhlcr aud
John N. Green, all u Pennsylvania. Tn,
capital stock 10 &5,Iu,On.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
a AIrh AIIeA.

The fArm.rn, hortwulturlsts and frui,
rais.rr of the rich Mora valley, must lie
Al Albuquerque with al exhibit ., the
fourth National Irrigation Congress.
III. Mora valley ls an "ld, H-,tled por'
tou IL New M-IIeo, And produces s"ine
Of tn. hes, cereals ani solns ~ the hnrr,
frulis ia the southwest. The prominent
m.n Il ,hA, section must ge, up aud gel
tpy-thsr, and s-eure the proper Kind 81
exhibit for the congr-ss, They viii bell
themselves aud hell, TIA. Territory by d".
ing 90. Las VvgAs Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
Electric aslsters,

This remedy Ia becalning 50 we'll known
and so InpuiAr AZ Ia need nO sIsociAl men.
ton. All Who have used Eloetric Bitters
.ipy the aAm- m,ns ~ praise. A pur.r
tss-i Ia do all that is claim.d. klcctr,c
Bitl-rs will CURE all Diseases ~ the Liver
AMI kbtn-ys. will remove Pimpl-s, Balls.
k.It Rh..,in aud other affections causaai
by impure blo0d will drive Malaria from
AZ. sys,rm AMI prevent a. well "A cure
ali malsrtsI irvers. For cure ~ Head.
ache, nsiipAtion and indigestion try
Rlectrie Bitt1rs. Rntire satisfAetiOn guar
antssd o. money rehindcsi. prics bO cts
ami o. per bottle at Dr. Thos. II. Burgess
h soa's drug Store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
NE HAD NOT eEgN PRESENTED.
po~ . rszs~. However. shs Much naioysd
Ilhs AeaualatAnea

Yarns ~ adventure un ia" read arr IN
order now that the travelling players
Ar" at home again I'm" that New
''fnra kt%rc.s s00a S>,-' Assnk'.is ~
her visit Ia splendid na,atnrium in n
city On the Pacific coast IL il fannns
i,lnc" and nu" ~ the sights"f III" tuwn
II ~ illuminated nj night 10y elect rici'
and n visit t. IL was arranged 10y q
party ~ friend. in ia" company after n
performance A swim WAS tn" regula.
,ion thing Ia do On arriving, and ssIn
the party were splaShing alsut in the
water This particular littl" woman
in not a, all al hnn. NJ m.r.
maid and she was iinundrring
about rather badly when man
near her, whose fine swimming
had already attracted her attention.
came ~ her with S,mc valuable sug'
yrstiuns Ills face wns familiar a. her,
aud ~ they had come out III carriages
with one or twu stranger guests, she
assumed this was one ~ her party
whom she hal barely met Sh' CRATE
fully availcd herself ~ his directions,
aud aa he was an rsIrrt swimmer and
splendid athlete his aid WA bath eth
rirnt aud agreeable. When, however
the PARTY rcaSs,mhlrl after dressing IL
WAS rather blow t. discover that her
water friend, WAS on land, the driver
Of the carriage IN which she had ridden
~ the place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
Will. a, p,.h.hhI. NYJA Nc,

while al P.ekskill, N. Y, J. A. Scriv-
en-, = prominent manufacturer u New
York City, purchased n bottle ~ Cham
berlAin's Cough Remedy. such goud ro-
suits wer- obtAinsai from it's use that he
sent back Ia the druggist from whom be
hal obtAiu-d Il for two NOR. bottles ii
the sAms remedy. when you have q
cough or cold give this preparation triA
and like Mr.. Scrivsn you will want /,
when again In need ~ such medicine
II 10 renesiy OF great worth and merit
20 aud 30 cent bottles for sale by Thos
II. Burgess X Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
YER over stry ! ear.,

Az oLp AND wHLL raIHD RsnnDS.
Mrs. Winslow's SnthIng syrup has
been us-d for over my years by millions
IL mothers for their children while teeth
ing. with I-rfoci success. II s"dhes the
enid. sofisns the gums. ailAys all pain
cures wind ollie, aud 10 the bss' rrmr'iy
tor diArrhpA. IT, pleasant " the taste Sold
b, druggists In very part 81 III. world.
Twenty i've cents = hhti- lite value ~
,ncArnlsl,ls. iIs SURF snd ASk Tor Mrs.,
w,nslows soo hing Syrup, and take No
other hind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
MURDER WILL OUT.
A Mysterious Killing Is the Sensation at
Nncnrrn.

SO<OrTO,
frnm = clerical gentleman who came
ny from Smurro Lac, nigh, Tvs CirBus
i-arna = few particulars regarding the
great sensation there Monday last the
r-maius ii = missing printer we're acct
IDENTIFY br"ugh, ~ light ". worked fH
j n AcCuichen, editor and proprietor
" the Advertiser, and P.lrusry las, Was
r-lrWi.d ~ suddenly missing. tn. con
ditirn ~ the body shows u was murder
and then ~. h-sdi-as trunk II the unfor.
tunst- cnmIE~itnr. The head hal been
r"vrrrd from the bdy AMI NJ further
evidence II needed ii an strrious muir.
der la = measure II r-s-mb les the ~.
sA-riua,ion II G-nrgr Washington Pro.
~ iSSJ lie. tnn. was printer and In
hlr case a. IN THIS the head was r-m"voi
ffum the buiy.
sr"rru IL greatly elci,-d over the dis.
avery The p.t-rr found On ia. bOiy
arr pl,ll readable and III. lifrl-as trunk
INFTfNFf'i Wv Hs"' l''"N'' "FENs '" "''Ne'
contact
Dr Ah-rnktlIy ~ rngAggsi IN making sn
eAAutua,iun IT the remains. Yesterday
aft-rn"nn woman was ARRESTED al Mag.
dAl-na N connection With the mysterious
snau. II appears that the murdered
printer In ESQ ~ hIr INs--s@inu when
| last seen M NE lie chAng,i a ten dollar
hll ~ a store AMI tl,ru rrrrr.SisNi a. the
| fate that AWA,t'd huu
! There are more implicated ~ the muir.
! der than one. Ca the wIiurn1 stand one
w,tnrr- will testify ,hAt hr saw the dead
h-ly hsiug carried FROM houn- ~ pros
,tuii"n hy four m'n /" the place " inter
mrn, FROM the same hnus- the arrest
,Si woman dirApI"arrd u lew days sRo
sud was cAptur' Il =, Ms.riAlrnH.