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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-05-28

that I was still on the island
which had afforded us. refuge.
and that Pearl and Tom were my at
tendants. Yet this knowledge did not
come without, confusion l awoke ons
day and saw the child and the man.
Tom, sitting on the. ground nursing
one Of his knees was staring with all
his might and main at Pearl, who was
reading in a low, sweet voice from
little torn book:
"a ball was given by tho kings som,
and Cinderella's sisters were invited.
But Cinderella was forced to stay at
home in her chimney corner while
they were enjoying themselves at the
ball. Obi said theapoor girl, how I 4.
wish, I w-i-s-h-'' What do you wish,
my dear?' said her .godmother, who at
that moment came lin. You wish to,
go to the princes ball, now, don't your
Cinderella at once confessed the truth.
Well, WE'LL said her godmother, and
so you shall, my darling, if you con-
tinue to be a good little, GIRL So
Cinderella's godmother, who was a.
fairy, at once, by astroke of her wand!
transformed a pumpkin, six mice, a
rat, and, six lizards, into the most
splendid carriage, with horses and
servants, that ever was.'seen. Cinder-
ella was fairly lost in wonder, when.
her godmother again waved her wand.
and she became dressed in the. most.
beautiful Clothes ornamsnted with
most, rare and costly jewels. On" how
lovely Cinderella. thought she looked.
when she saw in the mirror the, won
derful change the fairy had madR in
her Her godmother also gave her
two, little glass; slippers, and told her
not to stay at the, BALI later than
twelve o'clock, for should she do SO,
her. carriage, horses, and servants
would again become a pumlSin,. six
mice, a rat, and six lizards, and she.
too, would be changed into her FORM
er self. Cinderella. promised to be
punctual, and started off in her car
riage to the ball"
ITO BE ooNTINUED)
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HE GOT. HIS DOSE.
And Almost Lost His Sweetheart In the
Bargain.


Bargain,
The llama OF. South America is an ex-
pert marksman, though it never uses
it's craft in the procurement of its food,
says Lippincott's, Only when annoyed
and angry does it give an exhibition.
of it's wonderful skill in hitting the OBJ,
ject aimed at. The llama's weapon is.
it's mouth; its bullet is composed OF
saliva and. chewed hay. Several years
ago, at the fair grounds in st. Louis,
l witnessed an exhibition of this crea'
lures powers of expectoration, in which
the victim was country beau, who
came very near losing his sweetheart
thereby. This young man was one OF
those self-sufticient individuals who
imagine that knowledge sits enthroned
intellects; that what they do not know
is not worth knowing" He was an
moving the llama tthe animal stood In
the center of it's pen, probably fifteen
feet or more from its toEmentor) by
throwing clods of dirt at it and by
DedClQB Oh lue Idilo VA tuS pen Will
his cane. l saw by the creatures ac-
lions that 1t was angry; the rapid
movements of its jaws indicated that
it was preparing to attack its perse-
cutor. l warned tho young man, tell.
ing him what to expect; his sweetheart
begged him to desist and to come away.
But he treated my warning with deri-
sion and told the girl that "he knew
his business" Suddenly there came a
whistling noise, followed by sharp
spat; the young wiseacre lay supine
upon his back with his eyes and fore
head plastered with a disgusting mix
ture'of safiva, hay and mucus.
81 hate fool" said the girl, as she
shouldered her parasol and walked
away.
saw them again in the monkey
hou5e some time afterward, but the
man was changed being; he had
learned his lesson in decorum; he had
been taught modesty by the good
Workmanship of llama,
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CHAPTER XIII.

U you who have
thus far read; the
story Of my life di-
vine the reason of
my sudden agony?
an agony so ex-
quisitely keen that
I doubt If it could
be excelled in the
unhappy expert
ence of any man,
however terrible
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CHAPTER XXuI.
I BELIEVE

DELlE v Il tndu
weeks must have
passed before / as
ISOLATED the speak
er,with the words;
but the time came
when I was fully
aware that ! was
not dead, as l had
sometimes mag
ined myself to ba
Then I knew
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OF the fifty-one thousand brewerie,
estimated to be in the world, twelsy.
six thouG4nd ars in Germany.
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JERUD'S RHEUMATIZ.
E ICH-I-TAw

1 49,
This was the
name that the
brakeman scream
ed, as our train
steamed slowly up
to a low, unpaint-
ed freight house, at
the terminus Of the
railroad. One car
conveyed the pas
sengers, three in
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Every Saturday Tourist SIecpiog Cnr
Route to California.

Every Saturday night Midland Route tour
lst cars en- route to Colorado. tab and Cali.
iornia Will leave the Chicago Union Pas
scnger Station OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
st. Paul Railway at 10 clock, running
over the Chicago and Omaha Short Line to
Omaha, thence via Lincoln, Neb. Colorado
Springs and Lcadville. Colo. Salt Lake CITY
and Ogden, Utah, Reno. Nevada. and Sacra-
mento, Cal, arriving at San Francisco at
$ - p. IN. Wednesday
These popular every Saturday California
excursions for both first and second class
passengers mot foreign cmgrant-l are
personally conducted" by intelEgen. com
petent and courteous 'couricrs' who viii
attend To the wants of all passengers en-
route. This Is an entirely new feature OF
| tourist car service and will be greatly an
preclatcd by families or parties OF friends
travelling together. or by ladies travelling
alone. Particular attention Is paid to the
care OF children who usually get wcarv Oh a
long journey.
Remember that the Midland Route Tour
list lars are sleeping cars and are supplied
with all the accessories necessary u max
| the journey comfortable and pleasant. and
the sleeping berth rate is but 600 ffor two
persons from Chicago TO California
Ask the nearest ticket agent for a tour
lst car folder, giving complete iuforma-
ton about the Midland Route. or address
Eastern Manager Midland Route, No. %
Nd3ms street. Chicago. H.. or Geo. n Heat
ford, General Passenger Agent 40 OId
colony Building, Chicago
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WARS HORROR.
Women and Old Men. All Paeihcos, Forced
To Work la Repairing Wagon Roads By
the Side of Gonn,on a rlnainats

Il ''Nf - ''ORNSn.
Women and Old Men. All Paoihcos. Forced
To Work la Repairing Wagon Roads, By
tn" Side of Common Criminals.
| NEW YORK. Oct. The Suns Ha-
vana corre,p Ondent sends the follow
ing:
One thousand and seventy women and
| 40 old men, all pacitcos. have beeu
/ forced hy the Npaniards 20 90 10 work
/ repairing the wagon road from Matan-
zas city o. icllamar. They are work.
ing los the side Of common criminals
who have been sentenced to hard
labor. and they receive worse treat
mcnt than the criminals The con-
victN are fed by the Spanish govern
mcnt- The paciticoS are not Gov.
! Porc't. uf Matanzas. has promised 20
/ Spanish cents a day to the women and
/ ten cents Ia the men. but even this
/ paltrv sum. inadequate a. il would DO
for their sustcnance, il not paid to
them
They are starving 20 death in a con-
diti"n Of slavery. Refusal To work
means heavy corporeal punishment. or
even death. Their situation is So dis
trcS>ful, a letter from Matanzas saws,
that before starting 10 work in Bella
mar every morning many of the wom-
en- commit suicide by drowning them
selves in the san Juan river
In Havana similar brutality is daily
witnessed. while the pockets of the
Spanish officials are overloaded with
gold. Every day hundreds of paciiicos
arrive at the capital To die of hunger
in the streets, and the spectacle is the
m hot L..
II Io not true. as the Spanish alice.
that the insurgcnt general. Mavia
Rodriguez has recently been defeated.
He Is cncampcd at Iona del Hambrc.
Havana, with strong force. and the
Spanish columns have not disturbed
him.
The town of San Juan. in Pinar del
Rio, has been attacked and partly de-
Ntr"vod by the patriots 80 has the
town of Qucmado de Guincs Santa
/ Clara. where the patriots were led to
the attack by col Robau. The sam.
patriot leader had a fierce engagement
ON Saturday at Iona Bonita with "A
Spanish column, and heavy losses re-
suited ON both sides
In Santiago dc Cuba province the
war is waging holly. Details received
here Of the latest fight at Socorro saw
that the Spanish attempted to send re
Inducements 10 their column from
Nnngn. but were checked by the Gu
bans and compelled 10 retire to the
town.
III" small town of Carraza. near the
'Iucar" Moron trocha. has been de-
Strovrd by the Cubans The Spanish
lost several officers of the battalion of
Cuba
Many merchants. mostly Spaniards,
"I t"' town of 'albaricn, Havana. have
hccn arrested for aiding the rcvolu-
n"n. Spanish colnmn at Cavo
I"nuc". near Caibari"n. found some
boxes of provisions and arms that had
been sent To the patriots by these mcr-
chants
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FIVE DEATHS
Ana Thirty-\ine New Gases of Yellow 70
yer reported in New Orleans wedncs-
day

Ana Thirty-\ine New Gases of Yellow 70
N"r Reported in New Orleans Wednes-
day.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. Even a. carly
n SIN o'clock Wcdno Sdav afternoon the
day had proved record breaker. both
as To the number of cases and as to the
number Of deaths that had been re-
ported The increase of cases WcdncS-
day was not unexpected. The weather
has been warm. during the afternoon
especially. and the large terri
tory the board OF health has tn
cover makes perfect scrutiny i'm
possible and germs are being dis
trlbutcd which. if the totalitv
of cases was fewer would easily bc re-
strained. While the number Of cases
under treatment "Wednesday were in
the ncighborhoOd of 30. there are
many housc~ which have not vet been
diSiufcctcd. hut in which the patients
have been declared well Les, re-
Ntraint than usual j., imposed ON the
inmates of such premise, and the rr.
suit has been that the number. of fori
has been increased. But the total
death rate is still small ip proportion
to the number OF cases
There were . deaths and 30 new eases
reported to the health uutroritic, Wed.
nrSdaE
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LIMBURGER FOR BAIT.
Schneider shows His Friends low "a
EfEh for

Schneider and some OF his friends took
little outing last week. They didn't
have much money Is the reason they
didn't go TO Long Branch or Bar Harbor
or to Michigan. They simply went up the
Miami, and found dry spot on the bank
of the river and pitched a tent. Then
they salted two OF three kegs Of beer in
the cool sand. and were ready for fishing
Murphy was IN the crowd. Never mud
which Murphy, this one was Irish
OH go down TO the sthreem, he
said, and OH bring ye oop stirring NV
fish thatll make yer mouth water
lie came back an hour or two after
without a fish
Thin bass are not afther flies to-day.
them would bite.
Ivy YOU didn't try some crasshopper
Soogs: Dem coot bait sometimes, dey tole
"Ah, to the divil with grasshoppers.
Schneider. You're always full NV munky
wild thin grasshoppers II you think they're
well. I'm not mooch of fisherman.
but | niyir COON back mitout Something's
to show fur my work, even NV l hat to
20 the store und py zardeen box. ] git
YOU some fish for supper oof YOU shust
wait an hour or two
Schneider started down to the stream
and without a minnow or fly, or even
''crasshoppcr boog" He went up the.
stream and in short time he came hack
with fish for supper, though some were,
only blue cats, but very good they are
when fried the right way.
You're the stuff. Schneider. you're tho
stuff, was the chorus that greeted his re-
/ turn.
"Phwerc did YOU git thin fish,
Schneider: You've robbed somebody. YOU
| thavin Dootchman.
"Dnt | tole YOU ! vos a fisherman.
! soomtimes, hey; OF YOU tink NV dem ana
| all NV EN- alive. py cIachust
Pilot YOU bait wild. Schneider said
! Murphy
Dots a secret. but If YOU don't civ it
away ] told YOU. l cot dem iish nit a little,
! piece NY limpurger cheese oh, dem fish are
| Dutch fish, tole you. Murphy, ven you ko
t>mn again mebhe some time YOU bait init
a pertater. Den YOU git SOON Irish ,ish. -
| Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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DETROIT. Mich. oct Careful c,ti-
mates Of the LOSSES caused bv Thursday
morning great fire place the total Gg.
urcs 500 sGjO.Ogn with $3.50 o0U in-ur.
anc". added q, the main losses are
ih"-" OF pcop.. WHO had household
goods etc. stored in the Central ,tor.
age building. and of the contents of the
Office of professional people and 9th.
'r- Zoo ihc various huilding- which
we're ruined. Tie injuries 90 tlc fire.
men who were burt Ni.l NOT b, pcrrna.
ncul Most of fpc burned structure.
wI.. po rebuilt
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\ Cruel Husband.

You ash for divorce on the ground Of
cruelty, do YOU, madam:" asked the nudge,
tiff '''e 'a'' i''''"-
DO YOU mean 10 say that Your husband
has used bodily violence toward you2"
On, no. sir. lie never struck me, but
Here the applicants voice broke a she
bitterly.
But what, madam" asked the Judge.
Kindly. Tell me what your husband did -
Why, Judge, once lac spoke real cross TO
dear Fido"
And the tender-hearted woman burst into
fresh torrent of tears Pittsburgh Chron.
icle-Telegraph.
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L"Ji-Nu'E. Ky. oct. o. Tile On.
tries for ''c purse races OF tine Loui .
v'.r Driving and Fair association
lose" Tuesday. aud the iudica-
b"n~ are chat they win bee equally
70" large as tine stake events.
which closed Juno I5 with lG5 cntric..
H' nrru1. begins at jHc.cIo~c Of the
Lexington meeting. and ail of the FAM
'0~ horses which appear at tine latter
place ''i.I Doe hero. together with many
others which do not -Iol, iu Losing.
."n. among Thorn tur famous Star
Pointer Robert j aaI John e.. GENTRY.
ms w'I a- pacing Johnnie and tho rae.
inc. f...
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Wherein Nobblcton SHOW. sons.

Ny friend MIDDLETON" said Mr.. V,nl.ia-
by rs overcareful about many thrnss but
IN many ways ne shows great common sense.
ror instance; lie always carries WITH him
postal cards appropriately add, es-cd md #
ne Is suddenly called away anywhere
ms business Is such that i've a, hlb' ,n h,.
at any time he puts n word or two On one.
OIL ms postal cards and puts 70 in tie n.,ire,;
letter box. lie NAV not bayc Inn. 49, ~
and write or to telegraph. but hc cam II.
ways md time To drop this postal card. and
IT relieves. the minds OF the folks ~ home
IN this think MIDDLETON shows sens ~
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N'N FRANCISCO. Call. Oct o. OgieiaI
statistic OF the Southern Pacific, co.
show great increase FOO tlc voIrpc ~
a-t-bouud freight recently Durfpy
INC month of september g5.2gg loaded
cars went cast moro than Came west
tnd about the same ratio has been
maintained this month. uotwithstand-
ing The fact that the number OF west.
pound cars has been greater than ever
before Those figures cover only traf.
ne handled by way Of I'll Paso and Or.
lcn and do not include the freiQh.
movement by way Of Mojave and Ash.
laud
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THE EXPORTS
OF Domestic Merchandise in August
the Largest On Record.
Annual Report of ,"inmi.s oner of <.vi-
CATION Total Disconnected Tonnsg- nt
tn" nited States 4. 10000 Tons SDI
Vessels Constructed During 1887

WAsuiNGToN. Oct. s.-Thc bureau Of
statistics issued the tables ~howiu,, the
exports and imports for August the
first fun month under the new tariff
law. These figures show for that
month the largest exports of domestic
merchandise of any August in the his
tory of the government The exports
were $40, 800. 2Gi, against SCI $50 gsl for
August, 1896. For the first eight
months of the year the exports were
Sol. $4,000 in excess of the first ei,rht
months Of 1896. 50 that the bureau Of
hcials believe that the exports this year
will far exceed those of last year. which
was itself "a cord-brcalting wear in
the matter OF exports.
The value Of all imports. dutiable
and f"ce for August was SO, SIS. $40. of
winch SIS. G.9. co. were free These ti,r-
nrcS show "a decrease of about SO. 900. D.
600 below those of 1896. The decrcas..
was due to IL heavy reduction in
the Importation of raw wool. which
decreased from 1851, 900 pounds in
August last year To 2.s17.
pounds last August manufactured
wool from -, 1O9 900 To SJ39. 900. wood
aud manufactures thereof from =. aja. %
600 To Sl,2Il ,O0G, manufactures of cot
ton from s. 80, 900 TO 81 .62:j. 900. manu-
factTrcS of jutc, flax, hemp. etc. from
S2,22l 900 10 SJ99. 2s9. iron and steel
from -, 1G6.oG1 to SSS1,3II. and sugars
from S5,3I0, 900 10 -. 95G. 900
The following table shows the bal
anc" OF trade with the several CONT
ncnts
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shake Into Your shoe.

?. Aliens Foot Ease. a powder for he feet
IL cures painful. swollen. smarting feet and
bunlonS. It the greatest comfort d...-.,c,.,,
OF the age. Aliens Foot Ease makes tiobt
or new shoes feel easy. II IL a certain ,1,rc
Tor sweating, callous, hot tired. aching feet
Try IT today. Sold by an druggists and shoe
Allen =. Olm-tcd. Leroy y
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IIWiNptrrWN Pa oct. s. conn.
im''cc " cmp.pvc, OF Thomas E,Ia.,
" Co.. the wool manufacfrr,r. md.
another demand Thursday for ,u in.
crease OF ID per cent iu WAGES Tb.
demand wa, refused and tho ,,,,y.,.
about 300 in number. went ont ,p d,
strike '' ''i q
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WEsr Sion. W Va. oct .. in chi.
denic OF fever Sis miles south OF NOR.
is causing CONSERVATION among th. i'm
habitantN Physicians differ as 20 the
NlndN Of fever. some claiming n IS tv-
ph"id. while two Of the most prsrIi-
n"nt physicians in the state claim II f.
mild type Of yellow fever THIRTY
one deaths have occurred IN the past is
lays Tie citizens Of this town are,
demanding that The board OF health
quarantine against TO- Action vfl, be
taken at once
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LIFE SUSTAINED
FOR Nv" Days by Means Of Artificial Reg
nIrnLIOm WV EnnnAnr-

piration May Recover.
81 PAUL. Mimi. oct. Sustaining
life for five days by means of artificial
respiration with prospect of ulti.
matcly saving the life of the patient. is
what has been done in the CITY hos.
pital Last week domestic named
anderson was brought to the city hos
pltaI IN acriouN condition. and sat
urdaN night City Physician Nucllcr
was called when She appeared to he
dying Assisted bv an attendant he
produced artificial respiration bv
working the arms, and this has been
kept up steadily since. a. it had the
effect Of keeping the girl alive. Fri
day DR. Anckcr stated that there seem
ed to be q chance for her recovery.
The disease j.. said to be- laudriuS par
aIysiS. very rare disease due To
poison generated in the blood
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NEW NoEH, Oct g President Nc.
kinlcy has determined 10 cxcrcis, hi.
right as a private citizen bv VOTING i,
OHIO November. lie will 20 TO Canton
ticket
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CURRENT TOPICS.

the arrest and conviction of any vio-
lator of the cattle quarantine law
Mr. FrNcH, who is named as United
states minister To Uruguay and Para
quay. is editor and proprietor of the
La crosse (Wis) Republican and
Leader
THE latest reports from Cuba from
the most reliable sources are not favor
able to the insurgents. and their con
dition has not improved during the
summer.
IL Venice many ladies have been seen
shopping in bonnetS made of glass.
The craze has reached Paris and il is
said shat glass bonnets will soon be
sold in London.
The highest death rate in the world
10 per l,0OO-belongs 10 the city of
Mexico. which, although 1000 feet
above the sea. has no drainage system
worthy of the name
n Man is now locked up in the Lud-
low street Jail in New York on a three
months sentence because he can not
pay ii debt of 81. The man has a wife
and six young children.
AN experiment was recently made to
see how fast a bee could fly. Its hive
was attached to the roof of train
which attained a speed of 80 miles an
hour before the bee was left behind.
The oldest sailing craft in the world
y the So-called GokStad ship. "A Viking
vessel, which was discovered i'm a
sepulchral mound on the shores of
'hrlstiania ford. 1t is 1000 years old
BY wiping perspiration from his face.
with the back of his hand while count
ing coin +. j. Eighmey. of Waterloo.
Ia poisoned his eyes badly. apparent
~ with dust from the foreign accre-
lions on the metal
1HE knights of Pythias have raised
$4,000 for Il monument to John f.
Rathbonc. the founder of the order. II
Will be placed in New Forest cemetery
IN uuca. the owners of the cemetery
donating 10000 feet
MARRIED people live longer than the
unmarried. the temperate and indus
tTioGS longer than the gluttonous and
IDLE. and civilized nations longer than
the unclviliZcd. Tall persons en-
JOY greater longevity than short
cacS.
y NEAT way of swlndling the post
office ma, been discovered in Belgium
y strip of thin transparent paper is
pasted over the postage stamp When
the letter reaches its destination the
paper is removed and the stamp is
spotlcSs.
CROWS are be~ting or wor>ting the
farmers about South Iniontovn Mich
They descend upon the corn fields in
swarm> and go 80 far. it is >obcrIv
-
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NV YORK. Oct $ Egbcr, Starr O.
resident Of this city for over sixty
years and one OF the most prominent
merchants of Three decade. ago died at
ms home Thursday aged - years. III.
gittS &" Middicbury college are c.ti.
mated to have amounted f. sim o,p
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"enr, George tccep,. ~ summation.

81" horb. oct o. Ilcur. Gcp-gc
accepted 'Hr nomination for mayor Of
Nreairr New York at Conner Mon
"wednesday night o. va- u 'hr same
''- aud before many or tI, -am. poo.
|- 'Ha' nc accepted toe NOM nation Do
H." iD '~-G Hr received g- .yJu
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NNrFtn. i.f 40 cabinet coun-
=, Hoiresis. night uc Government,
."r'd.d go uHu' autonomy FOO cuba
under 'Ig .u..fIuii. uI Spain spd to
"nUnu" 'nu campaign 1. Iorg 3D.. may
J, necessary
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Caught the Eggs.

thrcw eggs it youz
-. ''sGg,d'au-l caught them in the act
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SANfoHD. Ne. oct Notice. have
1een posted boo the factories of the
foOda'I Worstcd Co.. announcing a
ageneral advance in wages Tho firm
employs 700 hands, running day and
night
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2 GRAND WORK

H"'p'o9 Tired Mothers ond oivioq Rosv
Cheeks 70 CHILDREN.
thousands OF tired. nervous. worried
Women have found strength. hcal,a aud
happiness iu HOODS Sar,aparilio ,ybi,n.
rrihcs their blood, Strengthens mo-
nerves and gives them good appcfifos
'"e and pnuy children are given rosv
'''ks ana vigorous appottcs bg tho great
".o"u 'nrlcnint qualities NJ Hoods Sarsa-
larilIa. 10 is indeed the mother fr.o,'5
and 10 may well have place ir tj,.,,,.o,,ts
I'Dn'l'es BE sure To- get Hoods.
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smith Did many of the p,s.,,.,,r. ,,.
| '' near i)r. tourthlv preach I'm tb, main
,''In TINS morning Brown Yrs b,t
most '' them lcft when hc announced LiS
test smith What was ia Gr,u.p
last lhl bread upon the waters " lie.
Dose ln Time Save. Nine ps II,l..s
II..PneF of llorrhpund and Tar for Cough.
itSe IootHIchc Drop Cure in one minnie.
We i4Vc noticed that tho Ics. A., man
Washington Democrat
-, People never know that they L.i anv,
.NIlE u" lose hv marriage until tlcy are
married -Atohi-on Globe
.'l entirely cured oi hcmorra... of
i"It' gN ii.o.s Cure ior Consnm,t -,,,
'''''-' ''nd'm'u. Bethany. Mo. Jai,. y ~.
n..'n-e man IS poor 700 ncsh j. not
sue sign trit hcd1csu't oit much V.J.
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