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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17
WHAT SAIL Will DO.

Salt and soda are excellent for bee
stings.
Salt used in sweeping carpets keeps
out moths.
Salt thrown on a coal fire which Is
low will revive IL.
Salt and vinegar will remove stains
from discolored teacups.
Salt thrown on SCOT which has fallen
on the carpet will prevent stain.
Salt put on ink when freshly spilled
on n carpet win help In removing the
Spa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17
TO necIaim n Desert.

Sonora, Mexico. July 15.--Water has
been turned on in the great Yaqui
ditch destined TO irrigate the hitherto
desert lands of the great valley of the
laqui river. This marks the consum-
nation of n great enterprise, which
promises much for the future OF north
ern Mexico and which has been car
ried on almost entirely with United
States money.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17

Milwaukee, july IA special to the
Journal from Ashland. Wis. says the ex-
animation of II. c. Heyilauf. arrested
for forgery OF county orders. came TO a
tragic end ten minutes before court
opened. Heyilauff committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head
in his own home. In Heyilauff's pocket
was found n bottle OF laudanum with
two teaspoonfuls gone.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17

Milwaukee, July 13.--James Soukop,
teamster for u. Godfrey, commits
sion merchant, was shot Monday after
noon while driving TO the store. by an
unknown Italian. Soukop died Mon
day night. II is supposed that the Ital-
ian took Soukop for another man who
Ind Threatened him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17
HANKS TO Consolidate.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 1.-The
Times announces that the Midland ma
,ional bank. OF which $. Barbour, of
the well-lxnown Armour PnclSing com
pnny, is president. is 20 be CONSOLE
dated with the National Bank OF Com
merce. and that the deal has reached
n point where only the sanction OF the
comptroller Of the currency is needed
10 consummate H.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17

Washington, July IA statement
prepared at the mint bureau shows
the number OF silver dollars coined at
the United States minis during the last
fiscal year was 81 .e03,70i on which the
scigniorage or profits 10 the government
amounted 20 $685. 04. The profits
have been turned into the treasury from
time TO time ms the coinage progressed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17

Minneapolis, Mimi. July ia spe-
cial to the Journal from Deadwood, s.
d., states that Charles Brown. who on
May IA last murdered Mrs. Colstone,
was hanged. There Is no truth In the
report that has been widely circulated
that Colstonc would pull the trap ON
his wife's murderer. Brown was hanged
by the sheriff, as was all along planned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17
ornngcmen Celebrate.

Belfast. July 13.-The usual celebra-
tions in commemoration of the battle
OF the Boyne took place Monday. Tween
~ thousand Orangemen marched in
procession and great crowds filled the
streets. Everything passed off in the
most orderly fashion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17
MRS. COL. HAY ESCAPES DEATH.
wife OF the Ambassador 10 London
IN a street Accident.

London, July l5.--Mrs. Hay, the wife
Of the United States ambassador. had
a narrow escape from serious accident
Wednesday.
While driving with Col. Hay the pole
OF an omnibus penetrated the panel of
the carriage at point where Mrs.
Hays head had rested only moment
before.
Had she not shifted her position
when she did fatal injury would have
been almost unavoidable.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17

Madrid. July 14.--Ofiicial dispatches
from Manila, Philippine islands. report
che capture OF Masugbu tNasugba). A
farge number OF influential chiefs. in
Guiding Aqninalbo, have submitted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17
Dies OF nhcumntie Cout.

Philadelphia, July i5.--Frnnk Nc
Laughlin, proprietor Of the PhIladel.
phia Times, died OF rheumatic govt at
his residence in this city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17

Milwaukee,, July l4.-There was a
meeting OF the lodges OF the Amalga-
mated association at Bay View Tues
day night 20 consider proposition
which had been made by the company
60 President Garland and Vice Presi-
dent Hickey from the Illinois Steel
company. The company proposed to
start up this mill and pay by the day
at the rate OF six dollars. AZ piece work
the men could make as much as ten dol
lars a day. though the work Is very
hard. The proposition OF the company
xyns not accepted
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-17

Washington. July 15.--President Nc
Kinley In conversation Wednesday said
he would have TO cancel his engagement
10 go TO Chicago.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19
"Why, Phpbe!'
of myself

'NhY, EnPpe!
tBnt this is what you've got to do,
Tbyrza; you an the children must go
home with me an keep Thanksgiyin,;
ri kin a pair o chickens an Wen
make a big pot-pie like we had the
last time you ct your Thanksgiyin,
dinner with me. I've piles of pie an,
doughnuts an a big pound cake all
baked up! You've got to so, Ihyrza,,
for the sake of old times! Come on al
welcome to You allF'
There was no opposing Miss Podd'
and in fifteen minutes they were OF
their way to her house, the two cousins
walking arm in arm.
When they reached Miss Podd.
house Job met them with a grin on HI
face.
"Tbat young gobbler's a good one,
said lob. 81 reckon he thought he'
he smart enough to save his neck'
I found him just now in the shed room
The winder was up an / reckon h
flew in there last night an he found
so comfortable he concluded to sta
+ right there, 'speshly as there was
o bag of corn there.
"Well, you get his head right g
n an put him in the ice-house to co
i off 3" said Miss Podd. "Our dinner
), be late, Thyrza, but I'll set out a goo
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

Barely more than forty years have
elapsed since America gave to the
world the unique invention of the tele-
graph. and vet to-day, according to
the latest figures which can be OBJ
tained, the worlds Geographic system
embraces in its wide and complicated
area not less than 4,908, 1913 miles OF
wire. H.
This enormous aggregate is dis,
tributed among the great divisions OF
tbe earth as follows: Europe, l,76f,-
100 miles; Asia, 31O,G85 miles; Africa
90. 419 miles; Australia, 2l7,479 mics
and America, 2,51G, 54S miles. FROM
these figures it appears that more h@n
6ftv per cent. Of the worlds mileage
of telegraph wire is on this side OF Ihe
Atlantic. but in view of the fact that
The invention itself is of American or,
igin, this is just as it should be- bu,
he fact that America outstrlps th'
valance of the world in the extent o
its telegraph mileage IS not SO macl
a tribute to its own invention as IL l
IN the extraordinary rate of progress
which has taken place in the western
Hemisphere during the past fifty years
Taxing the figures as they apply t
: the entire world, what higher trlbut
could be offered to the genius OF fft
fessor Samuel T. B. Morse, the IT
d nowned inventor Of the telegraph
!, Atlanta Constitution.
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ror,c oobbler was not to be
fanrd
"T,va looked high an low for i'm,
ma'am; an he amt to be found no
where's. I've my s'picions where he
m,ant"
.tyon have? Well. why don't you
oora mt an saw what you Think"
ooLa1 Misc Podd irritablv.
tT think he was stolen. ma'am."
uIt looks like il" said Miss Podd.
dan, I've nv s'picions who stole
sim "
seyveII mot that Oldest boy of the
Widow Deane's in the woods near
, "' horn last evening lust at dusk
ssD, 10 boJ a white mn black turkey
l. sIrng over his shoulders. He
TSaoJn Of mig1tv fast when he saw me.
NNon tbarabf ANYTHING about it un-
~ 7 oon,o to look nm vorr turkey this
rnorrirg and couldnT find him"
uApd Won amt seen my turkey
sirca Won saw Joe Deane with a COB
H. 10 nine on his back?"
mo,am The last | saw of YOU
uu,au VOC about 4 o'clock Yesterday
o offt = when / sec i'm goin' on.
+hword the timber back O the barn
re nv o@ninion that the Deane boz
av;nej that gobbler."
; Miss Podd was in Just the RICH
Z r,and 70 he easily led to this sam
. conclusion, and her wrath knew n.
bonnds when she had finally decide
that job was correct in his surmise.
"t ives she said finally, chat bo
nobbeJ NV turkey an he probably di
- o,,f Of nnre spife, But then he ha
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Artificial Teeth.

The use of artificial teeth is OF an
Gent origin. Two curious specimens
Of artificial teeth from the atrusean
tombs, dating from four or five cen
t,ries before the Christian era, may be
seen in the museum of Corneto, on the
coast of italy, in the mouths OF two
young girls. On the jaw OF n may },
still be seen two ineisors fixed to 'heir
neighbofs by small gold rings, WINE
in the other, the rings remain but T The
artificial teeth have fallen out Inc
teeth, carefully cut, had evidently peer
taken from the mouth of some large
animal.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19
GbBMANS LAND IN CHINA.
Admiral Diederichs Takes Possession
Of Kiaochou Bay.
CONSIDERED AN ACT OF WAR

r,,e Kaiser's Demonstration to Avenge
the Murder of Missiouaries-The Ad-
miral Occupied Baiochou with GOO
Tars Unopposed-The Chinese Garrison
once sxedaddlc Over the Hills.
SEASONAL, China (By Cable).-Admiral
Diederichs, commanding the German
Asiatie Squadron, upon arriving in hiao'
chon Raw. on the Shantung coast, whithet
he had been ordered for the purpose oil Cd
tanning satisfaction for the recent murder
Of two German missionaries. found three
forts occupied by Chinese troops. He ar.
ranged his ships opposite the forts Ahd
trained his guns upon them. Then he sent
nm ulttmatum to the Chinese commander
co,iinc upon him to e%yacuate the forts in
+bree hours. after which he lauded 600 men
III civ grns who marched toward the
forts. H. o,1
The Chinese watched the sailors anu
marines for a few moments until they pc
came convinced that the foreign deVlls
we're advancing in earnest, and theh INC
three parrisons bolted across the htlls DC
Gind the forts. The Germans quickly &c
c1nIed the positions and hoisted their nag
which was salured by the warshfps. IN
chinese General and his family alone die
not fee. and it is said that they reeelNe'
German protection.
q Oficial Chinese here consider that ueI
MANY. by landing an armed force ana cap
turing the forts, has committed an act .
war. but they do not believe that tue feNl
Government will treat 1t as sheh
British and American warships nav
been ordered to proceed to hiaochou ia
to watch developments there. IL is So
that the region Is immensely rlch IN MI
n erals. The harbor is one OF the best on VI
= whole coast. 1t is believed that the oe
> mans intend to stay there. 81,
1t is now asserted that the murder OF u
q two German missionaries near
T., was not the work OF bandits, as original
% understood but was deliberately piann'
Nv III Pung Hing, Governor of the PROVING
- nrior to his departure for Seet-ChouaD,
Il which he has been appointed Viceroy.
T Shantung is one of the largest coz
l. PROVINCES OF China, and about q third oil
a. forms a very large peninsula luttnR .
lie into the Yellow Sea. This peninsula CIV
u Sbantung an unusual proportion OF $
~ coast. The Great Canal from feKlh
~ Hnnrohow passes through the province.
q II Germany were permitted 70 posss99 II
self permanently of aflarbor Ia ChlhH'
,s could hardly make a better seiectl
III steamers in Kiaochou Bay are hard'y m
Iol than a days sail from Tientsin, the por'
IL Pekin on the north, or from shanghai
nj the south. Itistrue that shantung apou|
~" with minerals, but little has yet been q
- to develop the mining interest.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

JUNIORS ofoid-rlme Thanksgiving DAYS.
Many funny stories are told of the
early THANKSGIVING Days, such as the
Town OF Colchester calmly ignoring
tue Governors appointed day and oba
serving its W festival a week later
IN order to allow time for the arr;rei'
ny sioop from New York, of a hogs,
head of molasses for pies. Another l.
reeonnted of a farmer losing his cask
oil thanksgiving molasses out of his
cart as he reached the top of a steen
NH and of its rolling swiftly down
ti4 split in twain by its fall. H;s
heiPleSs discontinue and his wife's
aeialty OF temper and diet are conf.
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Y Concern.


steamers h""N
higg the dock, takes
" opposite the pockets
. ,al,o is to be taken,
.ncb pockets as are
ave. dropped into the
heinz SO constructed
s. or, more properly
,.l. being built with
b,ots, twelve feet
,,r, The hosting
If steel, and is
,.r.wcipIlts to assist
-,isinp. Several mp
'a ior This purpose,
.r,, nrineiple is fol-
l, 60 small cone
'5off with the main
Inference being in
,rnfsr.weights and
Dine few of the
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lunch to kind O. stay our stummicks
an then You an l will pitch in AM oil
up one o the regular Tha~nksgivin'
nne like We used to git up fore we
was geese enough to fall out. Rnt
we We fell in again, as it were, an It
won't be my fault if we don't stav
Press. ioi'
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r%esolute look as she knocked ot N,
Deaue's back door.
IN face 'em when they're in III.
very act OF eatin' my turkey" she had
SAID to Job. mi make tbat tnrLoy
change from sweet to bitter in tboi,
mouths!' " 'Hell
Someone called ont Come in and
MISS Podd entered the Deane kitcben
Just as Mrs. Deane and her five chill.
ufeh a seated themselves at a table
On winch there was no sign of turkey
or OF a Thanksgiving feast of any k;nj
a plate of corned beef and q dish ~
Dolied potatoes were the chief disbes
on the table, Mrs. Deane's spInr;sn
she saw who her caller was was
manifest in her face. vas
"Why-Cousin Phnbel" she sai5
Miss Podd's sharp eye took in ot =
glance the poorly spread table and Tho
OF poverty the interior of the borso
presented, and her first words ware.
We'll, Thyrza Deane, is this ibo
Thanksgiving dinner you're able
o have?" w
Yes, 1t is, Phoebe" said Mrs
1eane with a blush. ITS so noor
'h@be, that I'm ashamed to ask Vol
0 share it," A W"
Where's the turkey Joe brouobt
ONE last night?" asked Phoebe,
'Me'sold it. 1t was one he earnod
nskln' corn all day for Andy Tetlow' ]
~ we were too poor to keep it for +
'fselves, SO I dressed it and Joe took q
10 town after dark last night and ex- y
hanged it for things we needed more
an we needed the turkey"
There was silence in the room for
oment and then Miss Podd burst ont D
.petuously; i
Il amt fit to lived No, I amt, Tn
mlserably mean an narrow.con,
lcted to be respectable event
Why, Cousin Phoebe, T.
You jest keep still, Thyrza. an,
me Quit You know what I come T
e for? Hey? No, you don't. an
amt mean-minded enough to
'ss! l come here to accuse your
Joe of stealx' a-tprkey fronascr,k
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

The New Boarder-'rYo don't seem
TO ENJOY this Thanksgiving turkey.
you eat very s~paringly of it."
me Old Boarder--'Well. you see
l don't want to eat too much of tbis
turkey the first time, or I won't bs
"o1e 10 stand it the rest of the week, .
20 The Yellow Book. M
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

was mean enough to make myself
think it was my turkey, an here you
are eatin' a Thanksgiyin' dinner o.
corned beef an potatoes, an more
thankful for it, I'll be bound, thah !
am for all the good things I've g9tan
my cellar an pantry! I'm 50 ashamed
of myself"
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

The telephone has been introduced
into the palace of the Grand Lama al
Tbibet, Who is thus enabled to issue
his encyclicals orally anda a long range,
ripgine off dissent and remonstrance
in case any schismatie within his pom
tifcote we're disposed to offer them
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

A half interest in the Westinghouse
air brake was once offered by us MI In,
yentor, George westinghouse, 10 me- ma
Kee Rankin, the actor, for $ooo' STr
the latter declined the offer , Nl5,
WESTINGHOUSE subsequently maze
n,ony millions from the brake and MI
Toniin wishes he had said yes.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19
we" JERSEY GAMBLERS DEFEATED
court Refuses to Order . Recount . en-.
Ann-eamhlins Amendment.

Justices Van syckel, D{ona and Collins, 0
'ne New Jersey Supreme CoNst. deniod -,
application for a recount of t6o-
11u n~aatl-gambling amendment to the Sto ~
writton non. The opinion, which ,yes
the nnan ny Justice Van syekie, represents repre- Mts
In the on Jns sentiment Of the Court,
II 1fq T. power OF the Court to order n reco @S C
ing n rao however, that the matter Of bav.
inSr a dee9unt Is not a matter OF private y,
policy aad concern, but Is one Of public
rms leads to the conclusion that tha n
goes on na " no standing In court. The opipiop
10 s saw P boM the Legislature had a right
th q proclamation of the result o %adn e
been governor, and the canvass bay;n ny
t teen made and the Governors pront a,Ins
with t hbasing been issued in a=ccordance
now closed. '"ss' the matter
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

'srhey won't?' SEE Ian tho way 1T
crowded" IT,
"Yo1 bet they won'tl7 an he cracked his
whip,
',Bs burned ef I've got wat amt aug
n I lost that fine bay mare SEE e,
q IN con S a drug fur "a kin see
oFaet is. I've had it purity hard all roun',
N I'm kinder sore on the whole blame
I've felt so mean, yero, drlvln' to town
Jes' lookin' a-back that y know by Jlh8
| I'm reilly glad ezF settin' here, .,,
THERE'S nothin' to be thankful 1ur thl'
Chicago Record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

lRHAHS leone
out better with
'em than 1 eX-
pected," said
Phoebe Podd
across The barn
yard fence to
her n~eighbor,
Mrs. Trip,
who said:
''They're as
fine q lot otur-
keys as I ever
see, Miss Podd,
and you'd great
luck to do Sc
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

nu'ice from Japan says that the Japan.
csc man-of-war Fuse ran ON n rooS paH
NH winganama after having been in collision
~manoeuvres, and sank on octobar 90 u naval
fn-so Is an iron ship, built in FncIand ms u
disnii sne Is 22O feet long and Of S7Is tom
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

! sultan has declared his willingness.
~ give Austria full satisfaction for the
ne Incidents, ayerting In this ra
~ threatened bombardment Of that way
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

pental cafes Of the
Sese is the invariable
: es J. daily menu on the
aLlr the guest, so that
POI esires to study the
to raise his seryiette
.ops,,der to do SO. Most
rough q GBfsamed, would
9n the napkin.
p IN smost extraordinary
ection with restaurant
obtains in acertain lit
aburbs of Paris, where
whose bill amounts
sal or over that sum
ceiys a kiss from the
Dung lady who acts as
Enlistment. So used
become to the oscula-
It she goes through it
ghtest reticence, look
civ as a matter of bust
-eported that the pro-
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

which has made him %populaf with sven thu
He IS sn oow nr Of his political opponents.
ana VIII probably be succeeded in that ni
nee ny Gerald Balfour, at fresent ChGia,,
Secretary for Ireland. n' ohle'
lne Right Honorable EdwHxi Gihson
p iaao Asbourne, was born in Bubiin H.
IN io1 ,s77 he entered ParliaueHt A 1875 ana
land. He liz % wac 3storney-General for Ire,
the Opposition from 1850 10 A fssH tol
rTlsh questions were under de wael
az received bis title nnon Oa tTa
ACCESSION ,ss Of LORI SALISBURY 10 p nfnoa tae
fHoo, and in addition, was made Tor i
enanceiior OF ireland, a post which he n wea
becena panaaIRe.Yhe Salisbury agair
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

Nearly three tons of stamps are dis.
patehed every day from the Central
Postoilice in London.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19
laen %AsheoHRME.


ernor-General,
Baron Ashbourne, according to an ENG
fish paper, is to b the next GoVernor-deh
eral of Canada, and the Earl OF Aberdeen
will not be succeeded by the Duke of Leeds
as was reported some time ag9, h1 ~,
Asbbourne's chief qualification Ioi
his new post, is a charm of manner
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

own and durabner hsoooier alone was
lected to an evapo.o was to come on
o erusty blocks. Tbis
or mas IS been found a mercy TO kin
a IL tse BE- e9 9dys SSlPodd to Jane
y without his
arly
i'll
lst
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

-, U lii NV" Turkeys ars dreadful
/ 6Yings to raise. Don't you thlnt
SOP" ups, TOO; but
Eyes. they be; an right.
ever try it again, The EN- at Thanks
coddlin' when they're
thev eat so much l don selling all bu.
bother with 'em. Bum Tn goin' te
try it nee just to sef grain and il
out. and | didn't los'ed for a lot OF
One of 'em had tbr a heir heads of
--~mI rrumo, DO
'uhtry, perhaps ab Who Won
en- He gets ali his 9]~anksgivin p"
~ heaven! And ret; but / guess
sen1 orot1eE and git some one to
goi the tomb; ne NJ a plump, juicy
Immortality. ut.
pearl caPstont ie all goin' over
he thought of mo mo with my hus-
sorrows howl A3oin' to have
't5er H2ms. lie Pile, an sister
AXE s tIpmei ui,orty to din
esston Of pla- go
lone; Let q. lere that many
DOM no IL" Wgbe, with
S lSms, be able az kin at
o I'D, be haGhyrza,"
ny children alS5 Chilli - -,
nge, half aw, "nu Sisted her
ya th u.s. dTeam1 \. Ladiggestion
HfbSanriianeeare. gSiseyrs Trim
fruitfulnes AAICy nd toward
if GtIya3 a tta soc. eaself, "If
looking 70 Scar Phoebe
that none ~ body ON
': +" DE men men, a n',s' yoa 5ias ,
a "a s,*aIpoy the Si'a5 csc Po uSi !
i2 atg % it." V
| wand Die little 81
find ther 1000 is, who cl
' TO- fSs ali 4 bleached'l stock m
issfaiiy 81 am yard, rec, best
a a rh h3s 5 tim White '0 oIoo In N N
' WE een9PSs ~ to grade fofnan. d,
re 6a the r. l "a Two h, c Thyfza on y.
? 5pI IN az fur Shaker ln op"s sins or
, Ia and dq II shell embir COM DO
.. s ais5bs sooIGr. A big token % been en- or
Of @nd to be close MI MI
I'd %bBd s1e co, are in new ow dur-
W very 2g' p lGF and pIaids4' IA n, oefn q.
ihere eau Three h., ~ Q"
all abou NJ nut ar
ought l kA DIT SOC, eaCIade no pre-
tea thought red for she 8
~ We're so elOriousIT iCy,a exist hes
Sqst as had never Gefor. 70
: l 9oyVed as strangerto ST. " !
". Si they elspped 6ls Gndi asking
sar'- %'sa5dSI2ss@nt Bayad15ne29ssyff TO P Ps'
M invent to $
200, Con tt, Eve a good hon
N - to Sarah TRIM /"
ndent. ah'ning the name Of hasI
met nn9
,S fore Thanksgiving ours
I'D the services Of il to
snu, 5man who worked chan
ttiHhtI ~I"orhood, and the than
"a the entire flock of RI
pairs inr, after Jon, the MON
COUNT uohe duty as Il impe
Ing mate, Il
md durabner hBoooief alone was too
90 an eyapo. was TO come on tract,
/, has bee as RMS I'm
or as the b6 1Ivua mercy to kill "V
fluids be- oSdd eS5lPodd to Jane "Y
without his hear
arly here
IN You
lst guess
boy J
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MISS PODD'S TURKEY,

i xaaaa9HeAaH
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19
IKE
''"'' TIE RIGHT.

E "
N Amid Coanarfev.l
fertili2lng mate
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TDFAL ~GRANDMOTHERS.
Who Know the Laws OF Nago1o en-"
< rhem NAV Live to Green Old Age

v-s pipkham Says When We violate Ea'nEes A"''
n On punishment Is Pain---If We continue
70 Neclect tho Warning we Die
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ms. to Sarah Trip
'ii'ning the name Of
met"
fore thanksgiving
I'D hhe services of
5man who worked
~aborhood, and the
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& done duty as Il
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w a. m''i2.OO, 500,
gent ' <'uu' 600
whil,UsLAND,
''''uperintendent.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-19

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pc
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