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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-01-30
Aumuru,1s department.
A HOPELESS MINORITY.

Among the Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er's many accomplishments, not the
least was his ability as a story teller.
To much amused listeners he told this
one about a New York drummer. A
typical "knight of the grip sack" was
detained at small town in western
New York awhile ago where a revival
meeting was in progress. He had met
a party of convivial friends during his
stay there, and had what is popularity
known as "a load on" Nevertheless
he drifted into the revival meeting and
took a seat we'll up in front. 1t was
rather close in the church and the
warm air was conducive for sleep.
The drummer yielded to the drowsy
god and after nodding little sank
into a profound slumber and slept
through the minister's rather long and
dry discourse. The audience sang a
hymn and the drummer slept on.
Then the evangelist began his address,
and wound up his fervid appeal with
this request:
"Will all of you who want to 60 to
heaven please rise ?''
Every one in the church except the
sleepy drummer arose. When the
evangelist asked them to be seated
one of the brothers in the same pew as
the sleeping drummer accidentally
brushed against him as he sat down.
The drummer rubbed his eyes, and
partly awake heard the last portion
of the evangelist's request, which was !:
Snow want all of you who want
to 20 to hell to .tand up"
The drummer struggled, leaned for
ward unsteadily and rose from his seat
in a dazed sort of way. A sort Of
suppressed laugh he heard from some
of the younger people, and an express
ion of horror he noticed on the faces
of some of the older ones. Steadying
himself against the rail he looked at
the evangelist an instant and said:
"Well, parson, I don't know just
exactly what we're voting on, but you
and 1 seem to be in hopeless minor
ity."-New York Times.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-01-30

AN OLD LADY's FIRST RAILROAD
RIDE.-An old lady was going to STAN
ford, Conn.,, to visit daughter and
took her seat in the cars for the first
time in her life. During the ride the
car in which she was seated was thrown
down an embankment and demolished.
Crawling out from beneath the debris,
she spied a man who was held down
in a sitting posture by his legs being
fastened. "Is this Stamford ?" she
anxiously inquired. The man was
from Boston. He was in considerable
pain, but he did not lose sight of the
fact that he was from Boston, so he
said: "No. This is catastrophe" "
"Oh," calculated the old lady, "then 1
hadn't oughter get off here!"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-01-30
A SCOTCH CHILD have sms

A SCOTCH CHILD have small
cousin, aged eight, who has already
contracted the very bad habit of smok'
ing whenever he gets the chance. The
other evening, after he had been put
to bed, his father went up stairs to the
room where he was, and began to
search the youngsters pockets. The
boy lay watching him for a few min
utes, then suddenly sat up and ex'
claimed: "Oh, father, I clean forgot
I bocht a pennyworth of cigarettes
the day for a present tae ye." And
lust then his father drew four cigar.
cites out of one of the small pockets
Needless to say, be escaped that time
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-01-30

H9 The late Lord Chief Justice of
England, used to tell his friends this
anecdote at his own expense: Driv-
ing in his coupe toward his court one
morning, an accident happened to it
at Grosvenor Square. Fearing he
would be belated, he called cab from
the street rank, and bade the Jehu
drive him as rapidly as possible to the
Courts of Justice. "And where are
thew ?" "What ! London cabby and
don't know where the Law Courts are
at old Temple Bar?" "Oh, the Law
Courts, is it? But you said Courts OF
Justice"
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ESTABLISHED 1891.
s. NJ. & L. GEO. GRIsT,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
YOrkvil1e, 3. @.

WE represent number of the strong
w est and most reliable fire insurance
companies in the United States, with ag-
gregate assets Of over $22555 ,oOo, among
established in 1919; the PENNSYLVAN-
IA, of Philadelphia, established in 1925;
the DELAWARE, of Philadelphia, es-
tablished in 1885, and the CONTJNEN-
tai INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Insure your houses against
damage by fire, lightning and cyclones.
Your business solicited and our prompt
and most careful attention guaranteed.
Thanking you most cordially for past
favors, we are yours truly,
s. M. & L. GEO. GRIST,
Resident Agents.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-01-30

PEANUT CANDY.-Boil molasses un-
til it will ball between the fingers.
When done stir in baking soda, until
there is about twice as much of the
candy as the molasses. On removing
from the fire, add desired favoring and
nuts, and spread on creased plates to
cool.
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COFFINs ROBES AND CAsKETs.

WYE now have probably the largest
w stock in the county to select from.
Prices to suit customers, from the cheap
est to fine Oaks, Walnuts. Broadcloth's of
various qualities. Metallic and White
goods in infants and adults sizes. Per-
sonal attention. New Hearse.
w. B. MOORE & co.
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FINLEY & BRICE,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
Yorkville. g. C..

A LII business entrusted to us will be
n given prompt attention.
OFFICE IN THE BUILDING AT
THE REAR OF n. G. STRAUSS
STORE.
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s@ Mistress-Did you find the bas'
ket of eggs that was on the floor,
Kate? Servant-Oh, yis, mum-aisly
Oi stepped in it.
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CONNECTIONS.
No, 80 has connection with Southern
Railway at Rock Hill, and the s. A. L. at
Catawba Junction.
Nos. "a and IS will carry passengers.
Nos. II and IL have connection at Marion
with Southern Railway.
At Roddeys, Old Point, Kings Creek
and London, trains stop only on signal
8. B. LUMPKIN, G. P. A.
A. TRIP, Superintendent.
SANI'L HUNT, General Manager.
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TWO OF THE CELEBRATED COR
BIN 16-inch DISK HARROWS for
sale. Apply to L. NJ. GRIST,
Yorkville, S. G.
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CONSTITUTION that the amount Of the award will
$500 Cash. and it be much $4,000
all
will about $4,000 Cash prem
wilbe euualyd divided them.
Weekly Weekly Newspaper in the
whole world in
AS NEWSPAPERSThe equal in Amercai
in
matter ordinarily found
within ITSELF reading
The Constut
FRIEND comfort the
hold.
WOMANS DEPARTMENT,
~ v CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT,
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AM engaged m making cIup OF SUD-
Il scribers for THE ENQUIRER. Per-
sons who reside on the mail route from
Yorkville, by way Of Zadok, Bethany,
Clark's Fork, Carp, etc., are informed
that I have made arrangements with the
mail contractor on that route to deliver
THE ENQUIRER free of charge for car
riage, to persons who enter their names on
my club. R. L. WALLACE.
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Il VIfN V II1c1 ~ ~
PHOTOGRAPHY in all the latest
L styles of the art. Special attention
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leader. Geronimo's first emotion
seemed to be of astonishment that the
white man should put himself into his
power, and his first words were of sim
lister import.
"sAre you aware of the danger you
run in coming into our camp?' he said.
you are foolhardly. Do you expect
to leave this place alive?'
"Gatewood, knowing that his life
was ir the balance, answered him with
perfect composure.
"tCertainly you can kill me- he
said. But would that be the act Of a
great chief toward one who had given
him his confidence? What have you
to gain by it? Our troops are coming
upon you from the north, and the
Mexican troops have surrounded you
from the south. Would you not bet
ter surrender to us than be killed or
trust to the mercy of the MexicansT
"The conversation thus begun led by
degrees to the subject of capitulation.
Geronimo, at first resentful and suspi-
cious of all whites, gradually came
around to the views of his visitor, who,
knowing the Indians character, piled
him with q judicious mixture Of fiat
terry, intimidation, and appeals to his
selfnterest. GatsWood was empow-
cred to offer no terms but uncondition-
al surrender, with the agreement
that the prisoners should not be MUIR
dered by the soldiers. General Miles,
he said, would decide all matters OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05
rAlKrNe ron 4 s,-RslpY.
uswSSian cable Promoters Max
ArzSuIneut~-

AtSOlftSuA>
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-Jsrsss {.
I ScryrnSsr ard Edmund l. ESlyliSS wers
before the House Cor1r,it,sS On Inter
state and Foreign CoruraSrcs today in Shs
Interest - the Pacific Cable Ccuup&aN q
New YcrS. ThSS both argued upon the
u,erits eI the >cryraSer eiQ over the
SualGIcS oill % the New Jersey Company.
>cryusSsr stated that his corapSny woCld
S'ang = r,oothS after tie passage u the
e;u 70 eonpiets the cable 70 HAWAII and
tS r,tc-s - complete X - JAPAN
Patterson Of Tennessee said Il had beer,
charged that the ScryrtSsr coupSny was
II sympathy with Or had connection WIKI
England aSd k,ssilSh interests. ScrynSs-
said % course his company would eSpsct
% Do EuSttSh business. Patterson SAID
there should De inserted in the bill thar
the cable company should not couse under
British influence
ScryraSer referred 70 SwaSae'S state
rlsnt yhSc japan wanted no cable COR
2ectto1 as ridiculous He said the Japan
eSs and Chinese telegraph lines were de-
pendent upoc ard controlled by the Rus
san lines The Spaldius co4pSay. he
said would build 70 Hawaii and stop
His GnS 70 Japan would SSiVe the people
0t that country more than million dol
lars IN tolls.
The JaparsSs.' he said. are tockius
i1t0 Hawaii now. This country is going
20 hzvs s contest with Japan Or Souss
ether power TO control Hawaii IL Is nsS-
sSSary 70 have cable linz there as soon
as possible
Scryraser G5d NOT like the idea OF lvav-
lS the ul&ttSS ot the contract with the
Postmaster General The present Post
master General VIII NOT have time Co
ScS. and vgs Gou't kaow who the next
Postmaster General i or what he VIII
90. said ScryruSsr. The discussion arnous
the members Of the committee developed
wide difference OF opinion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05

f7-Es- Cluzsz-s reception left the man
s-1- and walked toward Pennsylvania
Gv=E-z
T1= sans Washington special SAYS
re I1-3WE1E L -1= zEE11Z given bE
JOINS Pzl==r- secretary ID sL-tl1=sn LII
l--zzLz1i- cE Es- vlsI- ID C5= Waite H0uSz
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The P-zs61=zE greeted the queen very
11-t1l1LT- and expressed his pleasure Al
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1eEso-zSe- he -ZS rE=C IuEradEcsd 10
-1= -1E=1- and Ez al sat down and as
III 50 Tie President sszlI- Dat yo-
1-- E-1S pretty cCl6 E5zrhzrF To WE5ch
L-5 Eg-zZ replied LEzL she rad tzs1 II
tbs crlErrE I1zz enough 70 EzE sccuS-
-1E=c q Il HOW lo1E arE Eou EuEng 70
D. Ii Washington The ErzsL1sEr asked
= EzEs E1- determined upon The length
1E ~ s-zE. baL VII doubtless hz hzrs
17r s'--6 uz-z E=l- Sc S4E1- Ire Pres
-z1E rElLl=d LEzE n vas glad sEs vas
E1- E1I1E z~sF i-Z=silzrsIT- He then
-.--ss-l1E=1 EE < % Chz cluI5-f1u Of the
7-1=-1s- rEzT are prosperous uzd=r the
F-zss1r urn u zoFzrZEz1t OF not S1s
/ rsp1=c that thsE were not prosperous.
II 1zct- many CE LE=u are II want
sad that s-c5 stats of Affairs zsTer sx-
EE=s1 lz-zr t1s E-51zrcnizI form Of gov
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TE= G-=s1 thz1 tEzzksd thz Prssi5=-,
r1- 1S interest II LEe EzEzfzzz u=0pIs,
an SAD lLzE 1zrE duly grateful 70 hin
Tor TI-El1rz7 Wig tL= treaty Of annexation
SAN r1 The Senate by Prsst5z1t Harrison.
lEz=Isr111 : 1cC At all acceptable u
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l1=1T sad l. Ezs glad Cte pso7Is and
psz-z1-u-zriy rE= Quss1. ara pIezssd a
rs eeu11 r=Ezr1rg TIE annexation
CrzzEF-
-H=r hiEhzzzz spoke Of ths valuable
ssrF1-s= Cf the late Minister Willis z-d
sLtzz1=1 70 The Przs1ds-t her thanks ~
zzF11z sent 80 zols representative q
C-= LsAz'-s- Lr- Cleveland referred q
M Wtlz II -Es Eost fzrTeur ruzuu=r
and sEo-= q his sEo-Ls II hzhzlf of uzzr=
AZ trs-lzu--zrE q re Lzlzldz Il Ezs
zz1-s1E fru1 hlS tore that n Efu ~
zElc--r sE1cesso- % rEz Lzrz lff-fsre-
oE.- VII leave Re mater f1r ths uzxr al,
/ z-iz5srrzrfcz
I 1sr Eigh1sss spike Of th= rsc=zr el=-.
z11-- and asked NJ CI=Telzzd II ne vel
c1-1=s r=tlr=Ds1t 70 pirate life 7 d
-lzSL @1p.-z1ealiEs Il replied -Thzn
Z E--l o eh-= % q ard cGzz Ehsr
+ l-szsz- I IcoE forEzr5 With zrzzt uIzzz.
- q -hs l1= T5e- / can sn=n5 r.
Ezl-= II uy a1E-rry home IL ths sea
Win tEis -hs Conversation tL-ueI- rHs
{ .s-=s- asking Il II would D pcssff5Te fo-
- % So 1Irs- CIeFsIznz- Tnz PrzsftIe--
tn sFoEs q Al streldz1t- Eho s1oo1
= 1zr-5E ezCzEce- ard zsEz1 Il Mrs.
'-ls5eAznd hzd su1e our pet Tia atreu-
Z s-1EL 800 rE-ErLeI szVizz that Wr=
/ Cl=E=lzEd had inst srepre1 into her -.
llgE Dlr Party Lhe- arose, the Cuse-
reE-ztzE1E behzz5 sscgzf 10 I'd ~
rr=sl1eIt gocd-hT- we ttez returned r
1UE 1o-s- - 70 EhetEer Ezz VII n r.
{ z-1-E=r zi-1is-Gz Ei-1 1zr- CEsrzznT O.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05
TALKING FOR CABLE SUBSIDY
Speaker Reed Believed to
Oppose Hawaiian Line.
PrcozoulS OF Sn Extra Session
oraFtfns the Tarfff 6iIt-i Ia
Gent sugar Duty.

New YORK J4a- &-ree Herald :
washington special sSySs When Press
5szs Cleveland rscelVed Queen L1iuoka-
l4=f q Hawaii in 1SS- the Queen and
Princess. attended by 4 siirtsrins escort.
5-sve up 70 the Waite HOUSE. were re-
cs5vs,3 or ths pc-vtco by Secretary q
S-a-s Es2yarS ard walked between 4 EUs
gf laval ard military usz- ordered ont
In ths1- hc1or, 70 the blue p&rior, where
shs President ard Ms Cleveland E'sC
-hs-
When Mrs. DENNIS. accompanied by
cs- secretaries ana 4 co-uantcu- drove
GO res White E.c1Sa today she wGs re
csLveE On Chs r'g-Cacc 1v gre q rEe pc
Ike S'1Ir1S. Gn1c slLSet. l1nEctsn3sd. eN-
cepc b. rks members 0c her Own party.
20 rEs rsc pari1r- FrsSl3sut Ctsvelani
E4z been advised q her coming and wAS
awaiting her Mrs Cleveland. Z few min
ltzS before the ti-fs appointed fur tbs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05
II San FRANCISCO.
Arrival Of Minister Wills Re-
mains in California.

mains IN California
Charge d AEzirss Ellis Mills re-
csivsd E=1rzf ru- L. 5 Dispatch
4zz1t " 4 Cooper relative 10 the
tlslosirial q ths rsuztzs oE ths Izts
3Ezzzez wills q their arrival II
Ssn Frznclseo, M Coora writes
TEsy arrived early On The uoru-
Eg q tEs 91-h- and rad . guod Foyzgs
up za tt=z Il The dock The
GoFs-zC- Rad sszt Z uezber q MS
szE 20 Dee- EEs1 and GezzrzI Fur
ETb= q Its amy Lad detailed Ls1t
Ell 70 u eFe-ELhinE possible 70 zz-
EL MEs Wits 4zs anxious 10 gel
away ELe @s night II possible 50
Lent Bel zE1 uyzef rZzEsd around
zz1 secErei tickets. 6rzEIzg Fuoz- efc.
Z : Appraiser TucEE- acting under
orders E-01 WzEEilzlo1 accompanied
iths fzzHE t0 L0lzFIlIe As Mrs
Wits id CCt Eish Cte reuzizs Te
moved 70 II 1zCsrtzksr's Tcoz- Lis11.
Eel detailed = body guard q oze zon
co-Eiss-0Esd oEceE and three uel 70
s-@-- E-s-- Ot6 LL= EE1zL-s- ne
slso dslziIsd 81 nm commissioned
CGcers % az ss pal bearers rrU
s-ssEE % train AID troop 3, 4-h
czFzl-E 70 ar zs esccrC We seeo1-
panied rAzi1s To train and General
Fo-zTrhe cDe over o1 neu boat Eith
ths EzEilF
EFs-ELhi1g Fs1t suSOchIy without
Z hireh sz6 ! an Fs-y glzd ct Lis1E
Bslls TzlEzhls assistance beez1se there
Fsre many things 70 attend 70. While
II Szz Frzreizs0 the family remained
= the OeeidszrzI and Mrz- Willis rest
q I'll tzy-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05

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-zg zsesr Ees >s1-sSa ccZEaS-sSC ans
-a e S Ens1 kA& essc S-las1- -ee Sa1-~
u-VcrS S-rsE54srs,L r1s a-SZ-Ss-cS SS2.
-ce r-sscns-S 1S1--s aa5 e,sE sscrsG thS
vessel SecEt1s s sVsaE g'zsSr-t.y q ar
eaec. --z-y c--Assses x--E pkSzchS a.;
rsw -sS
rsga ~sS-s-irss eAn-ez wscs ShSC ~
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ser s1ze
--sf NSxva--r 3sEisS re rep.szzs
c--= Asr Wss- - -ss s1scE LEzs -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05

SETTLE Wash. Jan E.-Charies
D1llz-5 Wilson. who was reported 70 have
slopsd from HolSlulu with Ms " ".
DlEcui- arrived here tonight he vas
NET al Chs train bF " 3 Wilson. his
faCE=E- and Miss Wilson his sister. When
asked Tor . story concerning his eIope-
u5Er -ith Hrs DiEoai hs refused 70
talk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05
THE LATE MINISTER WILLIS.
His Remains Reach LouIsvfIle-Fune
raj Arrangements.

mains q -Alhsrt ) Willis. Minister 70 Hs-
W2H- reached Louisville last night. ac-
colp21lsc 0E- Mrs Willis and son. Albert
: " Nils. Col James Tucker OF Virginia.
the personal representative OF President
Cleveland and W H Dulaney. father OF
Mrs Albert : Willis, who met the fU-
neral party AT Chicago The remains VII
lie II Cle hume Of Mr. Dulznsy until
T1=s1zT morning AT t11a} but in consid-
Grafton Of the wishes OF Ms Willis ths
E1SEst vii not be opened
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05

S-l-l-z -E=-z lad hesz 70 EEE1zE q
-1= lsLz-1 VI % the rE= TIE 1G-S=--f1z
=1-- q -E= C1T=--E=E- E1--sS lad E--f=z-
E--=E % lE= s1-e-1-- -1r-sS oE the
-=T------1s-S IL E--zz-1 czEss- rEcsz--
= -E= Ez-1,-- las tss- ---=rE1 q LEz
s---- Va sc ErrIrss CEz-s IE =
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05
An Exrr Session

PEEIAD ADE-LPHIA- Pa. Jan z5-Cnlssz
hs shoui1 change his mind in the mean
tine Pr5sidznI-eIsc- Mckinley viii call
an extra. session Of Congress for Monday.
March "a This information was given 70
CouE-essEzn-sI5cr Sturfsvanu by 1Icki1-
ley II Canton q feE days aga
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05

z5AN7E y = Ez- z5--Afr=- hza--
e --sss-- II IL Assz-1F --zzELr IT,
-,=I-E -zs-z--1-- -.zL-E 1c- -E= zrpcEr--
EU q 5-z-r -c--5--zz u z-T=z-zzzz
--= z-a.=-S C -ZsE Az Report rzE=[-
aEL -=-zLz-1-E tzs--z 1EzrEz - EzLz vas
passed 1T q F1-= q sg 20 a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05
DRAFTING THE TARIFF BILL.
The ways And Means COMMITTEES. a
Wort


Work.
WASHINGTON. Jan z4-The Ways and
Means CC1uirJss Is hard at work ou Jhs
schedules, with the prospect thar Jhy
task OF making up the Tjrsr draft Of the
bill viii be 4 l1ug and hard one. Every
member feels that the country i watch
ing the L210rS Of the committee closely
and rh4C On its work depends the return
Of prosperity 50 greatly desired While
& number 0t schedules have been couSid-
cred. not one caE be called finally settled
Wool l. a stumbling block While ii Is
certain thar EoOl VIII be taken from the
trss LIST II IS Dov bSlisvsd that not Iuors
than cents duty VIII De placed en- The
Fzw material
Statements are now made that sugar
E=lLl rscztvs the QrcEeetiol ASKED or 81
Ie1Sr = cents s pound OI 50 polartzG-
riOC- That : the figure Senator Perkins
E1S advocated IS the most advantageous
Tor California beet growers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05

ThsrE & lf-zls danger tEzt hscteria
nay b EE1ztsrrsd @ coiaz- Metals
are fatal 70 zicrubez Tie FIe11z
Medical Carte says that zt Z tszpe--
ztErs CT e 70 111 degrees Fzhrsuhza-
WEIc1 Is ce1-o1 n POCKETS Ehe-e
EzsF Is carried ths 6esrructicz q
EicrDlss oocErs Eitti1 tEree hours
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-05
RADE WITH PACIFIC PoRrs.

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Eoz=e-
WaSEI07=-lN T2 E-T=1 r=za-z-
ri--z l1oEE 70 e11s= uzzz -azl1-z b.
tE=a- ~ CZ-=- S-zz= AZ ~ Pzz6-
o. zs--E E EZ E CIR c---rz=
Fsrz ---'---=- --s-zF - Ez-=zs=--z-zE
b. q l-1z G-z g In rH-Ez-E rzz
Fres-e-- % E Zrz -=--z-1--z Wl-h
the C-1FE---s-- 1s Ga TE-m- -Es ~
r= 4E- G-1@ Ct The AE=zz
hz=zEa-H- rE= EzTZz IEzz5s z-i
IT, Dc-Es-z q Go EE rizE z
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-25
Whatto do.

There is coinl0r. IN the knowledge so
often expressed, that Or. Kilmer' :
swamp Root. the great kidney remedy
iuill~ every wish in relieving pain IN the
back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every
part Of the urinary passages. Itcorrcctr
inability 10 hold urine aud scalding pain
in passing it. or bad effects following use
of liquor. wine or beer. and o,ercomes
that unpleasant necessity Of heing com.
PEELED 20 get M many tunes during the
night 10 urinatr. The mild and extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root il soon
realized. II stands the highest for IT,
wonderful cures of The most distress
ing eases. ii you need medicine yor
should have the best Sold 10y druggists
price niiy cents aud one dollar. Yol
may have a sample bottle and pamphlet
both sent free 10y mil. Mention TIM
DIAMOND pRLI.nnd s'nd Your address
"a d. Kilmcr x CO.. Binghamton, n. y
The proprietors oi this paper guarantee
the genulncncss 81 this Offer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-25
Key TO The KlondIke.

Tile pioneer Alnskn railway Is il'
Northern Pacific, and To thut company
belongs the credit, ia connection viii
tie Pacific Cuust Steamship CO. uf hav
ing nauguritcd the sale Of through
tickets to points IN Alaskn. The North
cru Pacific was the inst railway q
Issue mnpol Alaska showing the in
hand passage from Puget Sound To Sikh
JUNEAU and ChIlbMt.
Those intending to en 60 Alaska early
nest spring, after the SHOWS on the pyca
aud Shnguay passcs are packed down
aud the Lnkcs frozcn, orat a later date
either Via this route or via St Mithucls
uud the mouth of the Yukon. should
remember that the Northern Pacific IL
the pioneer Alaska line; runs steam
heated trains with dining cnlH, pullman
standard nnd tourist shoppers from 81.
Paul 60 Tucomn, Srnillr aud Portland
passengers having tin option of going
vim Helena or Butte City the latter the
ercntcst silver mining camp in the world
also via Lake Pond D'Ocillc. Idaho, or
through the famous Occur DAlcnc
rnunity.
Early in y vemhcr wc shah Issue m
illustrated folder rplcle with Ahskn
aud klondike information up to date.
Send chas $. Fee, general passenger
ueeni, ST. p.ml, MINI. two cents ia
postngn and lac viii fprward sou this
map.