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Ic operation of ovariotomy,


to undergo the operation of ovariotomy,
the cutting ont of the ovary.
Yes. YOU will recover, at least hope
You will; but You will never he quite
the Same woman again. Congestion of
the ovurics is fatal to health. If YOU
have any such symptoms he advised
in time take medicine of specific
powersl You can find none better
than Lydia L. Pinltham's Vegetable
Compound, prepared especially to meet
the needs of woman's sexual system.
you can get it at any good druggists.
Following we publish letter from
a woman in Milwaukee, which relates
how She was cured of ovarian trouble:
" Dear Mrs Pinkham;-I suffered with
congestion of the ovaries and inilamma-
ton Of the womb. ! had been troubled
with suppressed and painful menstrua-
ton from a girl. The doctors told me
the pyarics would have to be removed.
/ took treatment two years to escape
an operation. but still rcmaincd in mis-
cradle health in both body and mind, cx-
pcctiug to part with my reason each
coming month After using one bottle
of LYDIA Z, PinlShams Vegetable Com
pound and package OF Sanative Wash
was very much relieved, l continued
to use your remedies until cured. The
last nine months have been passed in
perfect good health. This. know, ! owe
entirely to the Vegetable Compound.
Ny gratitude is great, indeed, to the
one to whom so many women owe their
health and happiness. '-MRs, +. NJ.
BSAPr, 500 Wentworth Ave, MAwau-
kee Wis.
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Denver Directory.

q 0OIcTc COLFAN AVE. FLORAL. co
IIUnIOIO G2s 10th St. Tel 1874. Green
houses Cor Cofax and York SITS, Denver
OND Hand Machinery. Mining, Engines, Bot
( crs. etc. Send for prices. S. $. Machinery
Co., 1529 Lawrence. Warehouse 9th Il Market.
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Chicago. July 1o.-Every man who
marches in the big Labor Day parade
must wear union made shoes with the
union label imprint on the sole. A
committee has been appointed to in
spect every shoe in the line of march.
and any man found guilty of wearing
non-union shoes will he dealt with ac-
cor1inrly. The action to this effect
was taken at the labor meeting of the
Chicago Federation of Labor en- the
suggestion of William Jones of the
R.not and Shoe Workers Union of Am
erica.
Mr.. Jones demanded that the shoe
makers label he given the same recog-
milton as the printers, cigarmakcrs
coopcrs' and horseshoers' copyrighted
devices. lie argued that the lnbcr
leaders had decided that no horse 5
shall be ridden in the parade which are
not shod with union made horse sliotn
bearing the journeyman horsesho.'rs'
label. and following the same line. he
declared the men must also be union
shod
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II ,o sa, sss. T Win Thompson's Eye Water.

rrr p,nu quickly Send for 900 cutous Wanted"
UE Nun Edgar Tate 4 Co.. as Broadway Now York,
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Attention of the reader Is called to
the announcement of Notre Dame uni
versity in another column of this paper.
This noted institution OF learning en-
ters upon its flfty-fourth year with the
next session. commencing Sept. Z. 1897.
Parents and guardians contemplating
sending their boys and young men
away from home to school would do
well to write for particulars to the Uni
versity of Notre Dame Indiana, before
making arrangements for their educa-
ton elsewhere. Nowhere in this broad
land are there to be found better facil-
tiles for cultivating the mind and heart
than are offered at Notrc Dame Uni
versity.
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500 To Any Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY CASE
Of Weakness In Men They Treat and
Fail to Cure,

Of Weakness In Men They Treat and
Eaii to Cure.
An Omaha Company places for the first
time before the pLblic MAGICAL TREAT
NINT for the euro of Lost Vitality, Nervous
and Sexual Weakness, and Restoration Of
Life Force in old and young men. No
WORKOUT French remedy; contains no
PHOSPHORUS or other harmful drugs. 1t is
a WONDERFUL. THEATMEST-maRica IL its
Effects positive in its cure, All reat ers,
who nre suffering from weakness tAat
blights their life, causing that mental nd
physical suffering peculiar to Lost Man
hood, should write to the STATE MEDICAL
COMPANY, Omnhn, Mob, and they will
send you abs olutely FREE, valuable
paper on these diseases, and positive proofs
of their truly MAGICAL TREATMENT. Thous-
ands Of men, who have lost all hope of .
cure, are being restored by them to a per-
feet condition.
This MAGICAL TREATMENT may be taken
At home under their directions, or they will
pay railroad faro and hotel bills to all who
prefer to go there for treatment, II they
Tail to cure. They nre perfectly reliable;
have no Free Prescriptions, FREQ Cure,
FREQ Sample or c. o. b. fake. They have
&250,O00 capital, md guarantee to cure
every case they treat OF refund every dol
lar; or their charges may DO deposited in a
bank to bo paid to them when cure ID
effected. Write them today.
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These may be grouped in two or more
classes-first, those found principally in
Quartz assure veins in the massive diorite
and, secondly. those found in blanket de-
posts between the metamorphosed sedl-
mentary strata or at contact between sheets
OF diorite and of more or less altered sedi-
mentary rock.
In the former case, that Is, fissure veins
in diorite tellurium, minerals carrying
gold alone or with u very little silver and
bodies of pyrite also carrying gold are
characteristic. whist in the blanket veins
there may be collaborating pyrite alone, or a
mixture of galenn, zinc and pyrlte, pro-
ducing a good percentage of silver. together
with small percentage of gold. In silver
days some of these blanket zinc-lead depos-
its were worked more as silver mines than as
gold mines. and / understand with profit.
whilst it is only very recently that the tel
lurium veins seem to have been discovered
or attended TO.
AS we might have expected from such evil
dcnces of powerful upheavnl and contrac-
ton of lavas, vein assures appear to be
exceedingly abundant. and of all sizes and
lengths. as shown in example of the
Small Hopes hill. one Of many similar hills,
In which there are n series of veins having n
northwest ard southeast course or northea st
and southwest direction. cutting up the hills
like n checl erboard by their mutual inter-
sections. hose veins too, are often COM
paratively close together; sometimes two or
three Notwithstanding veins are crosscut
within 100 feet. l know of one locality on
the Small Hopes hill where no less than seven
good size ;ens, five to ten feet wide, with
so far az the prospect holes on them can
show, evary favorable evidence of rich tel
lurium o'e bodies in them that could all be
crosscut by n tunnel of less than 200 feet
and eacN vein so cut individually developed
There a-e hundreds OF such telurium- be ar
Ing iiss ire veins in these mountains. very
few OF which have been barely more than
opened Others by very limited development:
others IRE mercy marked by the ten-foot
prosot u hole. and many more remain to Ne
yet discovered and yet claimed.
AZ . the value of the ores in these vci,ts
It wcylr be somewhat premature to speak
sufiic, 1t to say that streaks of regular
typical telluriun quartz such as we ei,,
famtsr with at Boulder and Cripple C'r' ok
are cannon, from an inch to several ircha "
In filth in the gangue matter. that show
as ,"c.i characters in gold as the richest ve,ns
of ''snlder or Cripple Creek. How con,itu-
ous. Jr thick. these streaks may prove with
de';h We have no present absolute pr,of.
Ma extensively developed or deep ming OK
iatr upon them to prove this point. Say
remain ms a class of veins for the rai.er
<cd Spectator to investisate. but Kay
,.,1siy say that neither Cripple Creel nor
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zEGLEN'S CLOTH BULLET PROOF



Missile.
Chicago. July 16.-The bullct-proof
cloth invented by Brother Casimir Leg-
len of the Catholic order of the Resur-
rectionists was successfully tested SAT
urday afternoon On the roof of build
ing al West Twelfth street and Ogden
avenue. Brother Zeglln stood behind Il
framework of wood. iron and armor
plate, with an opening in 1t big enough
to expose his chest. and then Lieuten-
ant Sarnecki of the Austrian army
fired shots from a revolver at ii distance
of ten PAGES. The bullct-proof cloth did
the work. The bullets barely entered
the cloth and could he picked out cas-
lily. On the other side of tho cloth
there WINS only Il small spot to show
for the shot Ieglen's chest was free
from any abrasion.
There was Il corps of physician pres
rnt To see the test. After several shots
had been fired at the inventors protect
ed chest, DR.. +. $. Westerscllulte put
OH the armor and had the lieutenant
fire ut him. lie said when the bullet
struck him he felt as if he had been
gently patted by n child. All those pres
pnt declared the test Il complete sue
cess.
Brother Zeglcn says that tile secret
of his bullet-proof cloth lies in the
method of shrinking the cloth fiber. His
cloth. he says. is made of silk and
wool and one other fiber, the name of
which he does not give. The tests We're
all made with revolver bullets. for only
against missiles from such weapons
will his cloth provide protection. Icg-
len, however has fabric almost ready
which. he says. will Withstand steel
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II has often been wondered that Yankee
ingenuity has not long since discovered n
way to modify the heat Of our houses in
summer. Some one has recently invented
stove with which. by means Of salt, Il small
quantity OF lee md n patent chemical. he
cold. The stove can be cooled 40 that II IL
hand be placed upon II the skin will in
sfnntly he stripped as In contact with hot
Iron. 1t Is claimed that with this stove the
temperature of room. In hottest weather,
can be run down To any point desired. II
ms apparatus proves success and some
suitable non-conducting material found for
bottilng lipneiied air II seems probable that
King Sol will soon be deprived of his power
Ocean,
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BIO WHEAT YIELD IN KANSAS,
Railways Provide Extra Cars to Handle
5O,OOO,OOO Bushels.

Topeka, kas., July 16.-Reports from
the harvest fields are to the effect That
Kansas will have a bigger yield Of
wheat this season than in any former
year, with the single exception of 1892
In that year mare than 100000 busli-
OILS was raised in the state. The average
estimate placed on the crop this year
is 50.0w,0oo bushels on an acreage of
about 100000. Already the grain buy
ers from the big markets of the coun-
try are appearing in the state wherever
the work of harvesting has been con
GUIDED and competition is very brisk
between the eastern scabonrd and the
gulf coast. The figures here given rs to
The probable yield are based on reports
received by millcrs and the railroad of
licinlS-
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WENT CUNNING FOR A BALLOON
British Artillery Hits Onc and Drops 1t Mt
1000 Yards.

1t has been demonstrated by recent ex-
pertinent In England that no war balloon
can be safe within Il zone Of nt least 2.0DO
yards of wcll-haudlcd artillery. The eS-
pertinent was conducted Mt Shuchuryness by
the war Office In secret. With the aid Of
held glasses newspaper correspondent was
enabled to observe the ranges. lie saw Il
prar'shnped balloon some LOO feet in the
air. II swnyed with every gust of wind.
Presently 1t remained stcady. leaning side.
hnwscr which was held by nifty men. Sig
nails were made by nag from the balloon
holders TO the sea wall battery.
n couple of puns of smoke from two ff-
tccn'ponndcrs, and one could hear the shells
moaning past, high above ones head Two
Jets OF smoke below the balloon showed
where the sharpn"l had burst. and proved
that the Grnners had got their range. he
tween LOO and 1000 yards correctly
enough Two more shells followed, one of
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them bursting below and the other In n ~.
some damage. The third and fourth pairs
Of shells were low, but both Of the NTH
burst above the balloon. SIN there was no
visible sign Of damage. and the big mir vessel
WIS still rotund After the sixth salvo ono
could detect signs of collapse. which final.
" came when both Of the seventh brace of
shells burst right on the balloon.
There was II sudden wavering, n sort of
i'm tm ho, sa, H. ,, M" a., ILL, .,ppeu i,ui,,
downward. like wounded phensant.-New
York Press.
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WHEN VICTORIA TRAVELS.


George Lashnm, an OLD engineer upon the
London d Southwestern Il. iroad. known rs
1.-THE Queens driver" u. always taken
charge OF the enginc whtr: Queen Victoria
has been travelling for tn last forty years.
He has retired from active service, but Is
still kept upon the rolls ut full pay, aud
holds himself In readiness To handle the
throttle whenever her majesty travels. She
miles an hour, and often during the night
the speed is kept down TO twenty mics
The Prince of Wales on the contrary when
he Ia running special, never 20 fast
enough. While the Qucchs train is in
motion the track Is cleared for hfty miles
ahead, all trnilic is suspended and all sta
tons are closed for several moments before
her train Is due. A full force Of track walk
crs In sent out on the morning Of the dny
and the entire route Is pntrollcd for hours
In advance of her coming. The switches
nre Inspected by division superintendent
who usually run over the line half an hour
or an hour In advance OF her and there Is
always pilot locomotive mile two
ahead Of her train Even the coal that Is
used un the locomotive is carefully In
spectch. for fenr some nihilist might intro
ducc an explosive.
There are four cars or carriages. upon
the royal train. The iirst IL for the lug
gage. the second for the servants, the third
for the Queen and the fourth for the ladies'
In waiting aud the other attendants.
At the end OF every "trip Queen Victoria al
ways presents Mr.. I.asham % note In Il
sealed envelope and gives smaller fees 10 the
other train men.
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Atlanta. Ga. July 1o.-The largest
watermelon grown in the South this
season WAS shipped from here to-day
for Washington, where ii will arrive
Wednesday and be presented To Presi-
dent Mckinley ut the White House.
The melon was grown in Georgia.
weighs seventy-eight pounds, and took
the prize of SO offered by w. y. Mitch
ell. Southern agent of the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad in contest participated
in by the planters of all the melon
growing states. The monster melon is
shipped in a golden hamper adorned
with flags
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Fer.in, July 19.-According to Il ST.
tial dispatch received here. the Empne-
or Nicholas has telegraphed the Sultan
demanding immediate evacuation of
'.'hcssaly and threatening that Other
'eise Russian troops will cross TIE
iIykisll- frontier.
n Is said here semi-ofiiclnlly to-day
';;i.t all the powers excepting Gcr.t
iz''aiA have consented to this coy,s,.
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A medical journal says that in the
continued use of the eyes. in such work
as sewing, typesetting, bookkeeping.
reading or studying, the saving point
is in breaking off at short intervals
and looking round the room. This may
be practiced every ten or fifteen min
utcs. By doing this the muscular ten
sion is relieved, the eyes are rested.
and the blood supply becomes better.
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New York. July ia special to the
Herald from Constantinople says: In
spite of the presence of European
troops, the Anglo-Iiellenic revolu,ion-
AIRY societies keep sending agents and
arms into Crete. This must necessarily
tend to delay the negotiations FOR
2sace,
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Toledo. Ohio. July 19.-.Tohn Doss of
I0i Scgur avenue received n letter yes
tcrday afternoon in which was i'll
closed SAT-. This amount was stolen
from a bureau drawer. in his bedroom,
several days ago. The letter had three
fiye-cent stamps on its face as well as
Il specinl-delivery stamp.
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SUIT rro'1 .eOIoEIu point Of VI."' WHY
discoveries comparing favorably with those
OF Cripple Creek and Boulder may not, by
i"ir exploitation be anticipated. AS 10 the
per""hehce Oh THESE insure veins win uep'h
'here can DE niue question, nearly all the
'e'iur'uH' VEINS OF importance that we on
served oeihs IN massive diorite ITSELF true
assures resulting perhaps from COOLING anu
coh'ractioh' iauitine anu o'her hsehe''
some lew are at contact OF dykes OF ulorIte
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Halls Cntarrh euro
Is taken internally. Price, 75c.


Mrs rrimpas-"Hcrc' story Of man
nut In Tail for boarding train rrimpus-
'tStnryrl II To death on hash, | suppose"
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1--WE threw that man into the lake"
''What furT" "He was getting on lot of
CAB about 1t being humidity and not heat
that makes people suffer So
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Dyer-"What did your wifes oicrclc
cost?'
Duell-'f can't tell until receive the
DOCTORS bill."-Ncw York Herald.
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10 quit tobacco easily and forever. lac mag.
uciic, FUN uf Ife. nerve nnu yIryIr take N'.
To- Rae the w0ulrr.1yurkrr TINT makes
weak mon strong. All uruEEists. inc Jr 81.
Cure guaranteed. IIDuklCf mud sample free
Address Sterling Remedy Co, Ghllss0 OF
New York.
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LA PLATA DISTRICT.
PROFESSOR LAKES REPORT.
Brief Description of Its Characteristic
Relieves 1t VIII In Time lie Good
Producer.

The long -ooked-for report of Professor
Arthur Lakes on La Plata mining district.
in Southwestern Colorado. has been made
public. and Is most encouraging. After de-
gcribing the locality. Professor Lakes says
OF the mineral formation:
La Plata grouq Is a laccoltic erup-
tion OF one or more loccolites. a lacco-
little eruption may thus be explained: Some
disturbance occurring within the bowels oil
the earth. the molten forces seek relief but
instead of breaking through the crust of
the earth and pouring out floods OF lava
en- the surface like ordinary volcanic erup-
tons. the force not having power enough
10 overcome the superintendent pressure
of the everything rocks and break through
10 the surface, contents Itself by lifting up
the everything strata into hollow arch and
filling the vacuum SO formed with an cnor-
nous body of molten rock. This is called
a "laccolith." or reservoir of CONCEALED mol
ten lava. BY subsequent great surface ero-
sion the everything strata are washed away
!,Id the buried mountain mass of lava
Trough, 10 light like chicken emerging
from its she'll the massive lava cone, with
the remnants of the once arched strata tip
ping up all around 1t like broken egg shells
around n Matching chicken. Such is the
explanation of the phenomena of La
Platas One or more central cones OF solid
diorite lava, Individual centcrs OF eruption,
with relices of the Jura-Trias and cretace-
Gus strata, dipping or from them on all
sides, besides producing the central, huge.
massive laccolith
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81 have a regular pneumatic head this
morning" You must have been using Il
beer. pump
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Educate Your Bowels with Cascnrots.
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever
l0c. II c. g. c. fall, druggists refund money.
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WOMEN! DON'T WAIT.
IfYou Have Any of These Symp-
toms Act at Once.


Do you know the reason why you will
20 to the hospital, my poor friend'
Because Won have allowed yourself
to 20 from bad to worse. You did no.
know that that heat, swelling and ten
derness in vour left side were all signs
of congestion Of the oyary.
Amy intelligent woman could have
told YOU that congestion is fatal to tho
The indicator., 1897-07-24

''Thc measure If our coUntry's woes seems
to be Overlooking" Il suppose yuu reckon
according 10 beer measure
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"a pretty story that should take
his shirts" exclaimed the irate cul-
prit; but when he was searched a mo-
ment later it was revealed that he was
at the moment arrayed in the whole
six. one over the other. The good JUS
tice was shocked
What villain" he exclaimed.
Then he added, reproachfully. why
didn't you tell me you were a villain?
Why didn't you save the time Of the
court, the spectators and the witnesses,
by owning up you were villain in the
first place."
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For children The gums reduces nnal
al!ays pain, cures wind collie 20 cents bot
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The effect of the heat OF the underground
intrusion of all these vast bodies of molten
dioritc has been to produce a general meta
morphism or change I'm the color. texture
and character of the Jura-Trias and other
sedimentary beds involved in the mountain
uplft. We find soft variegated muds and
marls In the jura and cretaccous changed
into hard, ilinty states and compact green
ish rocks, and sandstones changed in color
and texture to compact quartzites. Thus
we have here theoretically the very best
condolences for the formation of veins,
ore bodies and general naturalization rec
ognized by all students of ore and vein phe-
nomena. First the laccolitic eruption, frac-
turing and assuring large area In the
carth's crust thus producing oritices for the
ascending mineral solutions. The heat of
the eruption supplying the steam and other
elements favorable for mineral solutions
and producing certain effects upon the rocks
favorable for the precipitation and receipt
of those solutions. In word. from thco-
retical s geological point OF view few regions
could be considered more favorable for the
production of veins and orc bodies. This
presentiment we found realized by the facts
observed in our closer examination.
Moreover, the peculiar variety of the lava
erupted and intruded, called dlorite. hap
pens 10 he that kind which the world over
is mos; noted for its association with ore de-
posits. and particularly gold deposits, as.
for example. the gold bearing veins nsso-
ciated with so-called green stone" or do
rite, characteristic of the California and
British Columbia gold belts. As regards the
ore bearing character of intrusive sheets of
igncous rock. generally, the public is famil
lar with the fact that at Leadville, Kokomo
and neighboring regions the ore bodies arc
found at contact with intrusive porphyry
sheets And at Aspen a huge laccolitic
sheet of diorite oycries the ore bearing lime
stone of Vallejo Gulch.
From experience with Cripple Creek and
other gold bearing volcanic areas we are led
to the conclusion that gold has been brought
UP in some way in, or, as an element of the
lava rocks. and deposited from them in ifs
sures and other places. Our inference from
the study of La Platos is that TO the do
rite intrusions are due the metals and min
erals we find both in assures in the diorite
itself and in more blanket form in the ad E
jacent metamorphosed strata.
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Then. take advantage ~ the low rates
offered hy the I'uiun Pacific. Cheap rates
tn al eastern points, July II u ~ iutLu-
sivr, July - -. 80 August ] &. and L
Gail or write for fun Information oil I'm
ST. Denver. colo.
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For lung md chest diseases. risO's Cure is
he best medicine we have used Mrs. J. T..
Nurthcutt WIuds0r, ONT. Canada
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uterine
system,
and that
an ovary
longest
ed leads
to tunnor
fyrunu-
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Tnke Cascarets Candy Ca,hartic lOc or go
II C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money
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.,Whore shall We 60 this anmmort' 81
don't rare. uUIy Ivt'- go 700 -Hltc place that
we wont have To fuad M On
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"DISPERCE."

Shakespeare, who rendered eloquent
tribute to the native authority of kings,
lords and military commanders. sell
dom shows a like respect in his treat
ment of civic dignitaries. Justice Shall
low and Dogberry, for instance are so
deliciously absurd that their sayings
have often been criticised as too good
to be true. Perhaps; but they can oc-
casionally be pretty closely paralleled
There is something quite in the
Shakespearlan manner in the simplic-
ity OF a former magistrate Of Newbury-
port. in the old days of queues and
rufiied shirt-bosoms. A case was being
tried before him in which the accused.
who stoutly denied the charge, was as
serted to have stolen from a gentle
man new set Of shirts.
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sr~@alxN Our Photographic finishing de-
KHVtEKV parimcnt is the largest in the
NlHIA mn 4. :. We deliver work in
NV 6sNlNS day after receiving order. En-
lnrgiug and colorlng specially. We have In stock
every cnucru made. Al kinds of supplies The
Ford Optical Surgical Institute Co, ISIS Curtis st