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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-14
No OYSTER Shells Yet

No oysters shells nave arrived for tho
Stree ana Sewer Department for the cause
way The lagos with the shells were
lost In the recent storm off PurtPenn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-14

The Sunday school of Lower Brandy
wine Presbyterian church will give .
Christmas cantatH Oh Thursday evening,
Deo, 20, Admission free. All are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-14
$500 TEETH FOR $500

perfect At Also
teeth from up FILLING aud Bridge work moderate
prices
DR. SMITHS DENTAL PARL0RS 81 MARKET STREET
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-14

DR.. Il. Il Hubbard of Baltimore, Md
will drlives hi, intsres ing ie,ture. enttts
led slow to VIM In Wesley NJ. n
church, tomorrow evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-14

Samuel Lewis of Sioboy's Corner will be
arrnisned before Magistrate Kelley this
evening charged with using vile language
toward Ellen Franney.
A suitable reward will be paid at this
Office for the recovery of gold breast piu
winch was lost in our city last saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-14

DEATHS,

DAVIES On December 49, 1895 John Davies,
aged IS years.
ltolntves and friends are invited to attend
the funeral on Thursday afternoon ut 2 o'clock
from his late residence, Thirteenth and Clay
mont streets. Services at the hoiee. Inter.
ment al Wilmington and Brandywin Gene
terry y
PERRY Near Ecwrort on December l4th
Itachel A. PER-" o. ~ years.
Relatives AM ere respectfully in
vited to attrn fu services at the res
idence Of her 'in.l John Higgins, be
tween Nowpor ,;rn, on Friday, De-
cember 10TH, n; 4, lntermsnt at Will
mtnHton and i'rhDu sine Eemtery. Carriages
will meet train leaving Wilmington. p. W. 81
b. II. r., I'D l0iSa. M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-14

It WAS widely reported yesterday that
John >. RosseIl's recent trip to London
and othor rolrts was to buy from William
du Pont his holdings Of minority ,ock in
sue Wilmington City Railway Company.
According to the report Mr.. Resell was
acting in behalf Of certain officials in thr
railway company but whether or not his
business pcrtniued to the rr.norcG dea! in
the railway stock Mr.. Eo4sel would not
say. Further reports lay Mr Ros oil
made tho purchase but TINS Is not confirm.
sd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-14
{. B. RILEY.
GLOVES.

Kid Gloves make a very &C
equitable Holiday gift. We are
we'll prepared to serve you. We
have been told our 81 glove is
the best in the market. All
shades of tans, brown, also
black in clasps and hooks. Our
1925 8 clasp kid glove is a
most satisfactory one. At $3.50
we sell the "Dufour" one of the
best fitting gloves made.
Heavy gloves and nlitts Ior
men, women and children from
25c to IL.
|HANDKERCHIEFS
Holiday Handkerchicfs are
here, prcttier styles and better
qualities than ever.
rs styles at 8 cents.
A fne quality Ladies' Hand.
kerchiels, 3 width hens at Zoe,
all linen.
Renaissance squares, ond-
less variety, 6 in. square at l5c
up to 80 in. square at S5.5O.
Open evenings until Christ
mas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-14

DR.. Bulrs Cough Syrup will cure cough
or cold in ono day. 1t is safe and always
reliable Price 20 cents bottle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-14
The Widening OF the Delaware.

DR. Bulls Cough Syrup will not make
new lungs, but 1t will cure inciEicnt con-
sumption and lung affections. Prico 2jc,
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When YouIThink
.MiIligan, Wilkin & Co.
Good NlandoIlns \ !. s2.2s.

climbed the telegraph pole and secured
the treasure Tor his road-beateri Trll-
,bles. hanging his old and worthless
shoes on the wires. as a sort OF ex-
change. Lateriin the day, the old Ger
man, came along, and seeing the new
boots replaced BY the old ones his JOY
knew no bounds.
Och, vat a goot poy. villyum! So
honest. / vas prout YOU vas minc.-Here
you got de new poots By der telegraph.
and sent your, old yones pack. ! hat
confidence In YOU more as efcri. had
pefore, and yust FER YOU jpein' SO goot I
VIII give you der; dwenty dollars, und
iitlrighdt AMY scndt!"
The happy father was as fgood as Ills
word, and hung the twenty dollars on
to the wires. But when his SON some
time atterward wrote, telling him he got
neither tho new boots. nor the money.
the old man wrote back. dot der iale-
graph, der express p!zness, und der
whole tam shootln' match vas a hum
pugi" n Z
a pair of shoes helped a man kick his
way out of a Fifth ward boarding house
and the board bill pertaining thereto
Tho boaraer mad run up n nice large
bill, and thinking he saw his llmi.. he
proceeded TO effect his departure. His
belongings were rather scanty, a valiss
holding them. but the yallse was sorely
tested. The. boarder had left his room
and meandered as far as the hal! door.
when the man OF the house halted him,
with the query:
what have you got In the vallse?..'
"A pair OF shoes Tn taking to the
ishoemaker's." 1919 Y.
The man OF the house never suspected
his boarder was leaving him, and poked
fun at him for carrying shoes that
way. He thought 1t such q joke that
he told It to tha neighbors. When the
boa rder never came back, the neishbors
thought 1t was still better Joke.
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no SLEEP TOR THREE MONTHS.
One Cause Of slteple,.nc .. That :,

ons Cause Of .Sireples.nc.ss That cnn& be
Readily Overcome. ~ 81
Mr. VIM. Handschu. of46th ST., Cot
ton Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. expresses
himself as follows regarding the new
remedy for that common and obstinate
disease, piles: II take pleasure install
ing that was so afflicted with piles
that for three months j got no regular
sleep: became completely prostrated,l
the doctors did me no good; my brother
told me OF the new remedy for piles,
the Pyramid Pile Cure; / purchased
from my drugglss three 30 cent boxes,
and they completely cured me. am
once more at my work, and but for this
excellent medicine should be on my
back. take great pleasure In writing
this letter because so many people are
sufferers from this trouble, who, like
myself, did not know where to look for
a permanent, reliable safe cure.
Experience With the Pyramid Pile
Cure in hepast three years has demon
strated to the medical profession, as
wei as 10 thousands OF sufferers from
piles, that III is the safest and most ef-
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cents and 81 per box, is within the reach
OF every sufferer. Re,
Very frequently two or three boxes
have made q complete cure Of chronic
cases that had not yielded to other rem
edies for years. Z
There is scarcely q disease more ag-
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various forms OF piles, and It Is Il COM,
mon practice to use olntments.i salves
and similar preparations containing pol.
sons to remove the trouble. The Pyra-.
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Eg II In doubtins to the nature of your
trouble send to the Pyramid Drug Co.,
Marshall. Mich, for q valuable little
book on piles, describing, all forms OF
the disease, and describing the method
of cure,
4 Any druggist can furnish the Pyra.
mid Pile Cure. as 1t is the best known
and most popular remedy for piles, and
you ask him, he can doubtless referyou.
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have been cured completely by L.;
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Eugenie Blair and her company close
their brief engagement at the Opera
House tonight, and will present on
this occasion Charlotte Bronte's inter-
estins story OF Jane Eyre" This Is the
second revival Miss Blair has made 50
far She has gone to the library, z of
standard stories and placed two OF them
again before the public. Jane Eyre"
lost, nothing in It's tramatizatlop, in
fact. It's many interesting and exciting
points have been Intensified by being
put into acting form. Miss Blair has by.
her own true instincts and art, made.
"Jane Eyre" and East Lynne" plays of
this very day. Being herself thorough-
.ly3 OF the: modern school. quiet and nat
ural, yet forcIble and convincing. she
has re-created the characters of Jane,
Eyre and Lady Isabel, and made them
distinctly her own FL 5.5
Preceding Jane Eyre" one-act
comedy entitled. Trench Marriage"
will be given for the rsttime here:
Atsthe popular priced matinee this af-
ternoon, "Camille" be given a fine
presentation. &, y {. q Y {.
1.-THE New MagdaleIe" was presented
last night, before a delighted audience.
Miss Blair's companF Is made up of ca
pablo people without exception. y
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MARTINS FERRY.

Hap, and ail.haps In the Thriving City
Across tho River.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Fisher will
take place this morning from ST. Mary's
church, ats o'clock. The post mortem
examination to determine she cause OF
the death was held yesterday afternoon,
at the family residence. on Union street,
in charge OF DR.. a. W. Dlven. The other
physicians present were DR.. B. O.. VIII
llams. DR.. j. II. Blackford, DR.. W.. B..
Shuttleworth, DR.. j. N. Hogan and DR..
]. L. Hervey; all OF Martins Ferry, and
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BENwooD.
New, Item. from Tie I.lrely Inaa,triai

fNeNh ,Ncuh rum VIC littly rthuHstFthi
Town.
1.-The Democrats suggest candidates
for; the city election this evening. Again
Samuel Smith, the genial barber re-
quests that further mention of his
name for mayor be discontinued. as he
wants 1t clearly understood that he Is
no candidate for any ONCE, but thanks
his friends for their kind Intentions, In
putting him forwurd;lT The ticket named
VIII not differ much from that printed
In the Intelligenccr few weeks ago.
Matt F. Ryan. the saloonlst was on a
wild tear yesterday. With a brick 10.
each hand he patroled Main street, and
citizens began 10 fear for their wiR-
dows, The police headed him or and
put him In the cooler. He Will get a
hearing this morning.
Croatian lodge. No. ., gives a dance
Monday night at Dolan's hall, Music
VIII be furnished by the Tambur!cl
band, OF Youngstown. Besides the
slays other citizens viii take In the
dance.
The Autumnals, the.leading social or
ganization In this county, are preparing
I for a large crowd at their dance attAic-
Mechen, Monday evening.
e City Assessor Samuel Blake was d
visitor 70 Martins Ferry yesterday, &C..
casloned by the death of a relative
there, Mrs. John Fisher.
The next arrest the police will make
Will be the party who steals the Intelli-i
geneer every morning from the scltyi
building. -
y Rev. Father MattlnSly,5 OF Martins
Ferry, was visiting Rev. Father Nc
Menamin yesterday.
- Miss Dove Paden, OF .Sistersville, is a
visitor at the. home. Of Mack Taylor,
North Benwood;
Frank and George Rigot, OF East,
Liverpool, are Visiting their brother,
Paul Rigot M 4 { 55
III Samuel Munas and Thomas Mccarthy
will spend next week with Pittsburgh
friends: Z 4
Charles 5Gatcwood and Ed. Blake have
returned from their ManninSton trip
Pratracted meetings are being held
at the Church OF God, in NIcMcchen.
VIII .Portcrfleld ana Earl Newton
were In Moundsvllle yesterday
Miss Madge Roy has recovered from
several weeks Illness. TX r.
Mrs. Paul Rigot has returned from a
weeks visit 10 Toledo, >.lsj
Squire Riddle Was In Moundsvllla on
business yesterday. s
8 The teachers OF this district meet at
McMechen to-day.
Mrs. August schad Is visiting her son.
at Blaine, Ohio. ~
y. P. Barser, the jeweler, Is on the
sick list sl,., u ysst if
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Ing Is tic story that The spectator VI
carried from scene 10 scene iiSlthptieh-
ton rlyetcd ID the ievel9pmcnt OF q
siirrirs plot 'Dafket Russlartis a dfa-
inh that will citcrtAin any audience. III
" blight and nifty In dialogue, With d
liberal spfinkling OF fpAthos.l always
pure and clean In sentiment and. pos
gesses q clever comedy element. A
typical American colonel from Ken
lucky and q wealthy French Baroness
supply the liimor, whlciris eilesVesce
and bubbles with Sparkling pleasant
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Il OIL. CITY-Rlvor . feet inches and
stationary. ClearFand mllder,
II GREENSBORO frozen. Wea-
ther, clear and warmer II
MORO ANTOWS--Riycr feet S
Inches and closed. = Y .i :.
81 BR0WNSVILLE--Rlve feetS S
inches and falling River closed,
PITTSBURGH-Rlyer As feet and
falling slowly at the damd5 Clear and
cold. Ia Il 3 &
!! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ) feet 10
Inches and falling. Clear, and cold
! Passed sup-Y!rginla. sy;.! Z,
POINT PLEAsANT-Siver Of feet
and. rising, Clear. tr.s5a AZ.
d cINcINNATl-Riyer 81 feet and
rising. Clear. Is y <, ~ 4. 4
5CAIRo-Rlver 4o,s feet and falling
.Clcar,and warmer. r, !, <
LouISvILLE-Iliyer failing; 10 feet
In canal; 4 seet 10 Inches on falls; &c
feet 4 Inches below locks. Clear, and
cold. "a S 60 III j z. /! X y X
d EyhNsyILLE-Rluer 81 feet and
falling Fair and cold 3 49, {, st.s 2
sss NJ; sMPHIs--Rlver 40 Sfeet and sta
itlonary. Clearand cold. 4; Il. .l.s5 .ii1i
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BOWLING. q
MusEE LEAGUE.
American Locomotives for Pin land.

An,arlenn Locomotives FOR Finlnnd.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.--The Brit.
ish steamer Majestic has been chartered
to carry twenty-five locomotives and a
general cargo from this port to the Fin
land government. The locomotives are
beingshlpped by the Baldwin works. The
consignment consists OF ten passenger
and twelve freight engines. At the
Baldwin works locomotives are being
other countries, which formerly got
them from oher places. n rs.Z;ts &. p
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.st 40 , - . D. y
Z Escaping gas at she Wilhelm property,
corner Second and Washington, streets,
yesterday caused some, excitement In the
vicinity. "A very large volume OF gas
escaped and the roaring could be heard
for several blocks. No damage was
done. The fires In several houses near
bS were extingulshed In order to pre-
vent an explosion. The gas was plainly
smelled for some distance. X
(, The case OF Charles Met inder va! Will
liam Shelton, is set for FeoruaryT, be-
fore Squire Keller. This is an attach
ment case against Shelton for; board.
Shelton has been working at the Bell
,aire steel works. y!
The, Protected Home Circle VIII meet
at the G. A. r hall this evening az
o'clock, to receive several new members.
In. Evans. district supreme president,
of Sharon, Pa. will be present.
George Mcclure, who has been sick
several days, Is improving. His father.
! DR.. w. B. Mcclure. who was attending
a relative near Lancaster. was called
home on account OF his illness.
A. D. Newland, who will engage inslhe
bakery business In an up to date man
tner, on Walnut street, yesterday re-
celved the hanisomes. bakery wagon
ever seen In this neighborhood-
The case OF Alex Norman VS.. David
Garden is set for s o'clock this morning
before Squire Theo. Keller. This Is the
case tried ten days ago in which the
Jury disagreed. 4. = IS . z
Rev. DR.. 'Carradine, the evangelist and
author. and sprobablyt1ther evangelIsts,
will take part in the revival In progress
in the Friends church. at MI. Pleasant.
The grocers complain OF tramps both
erins them for coffee, soap etc. Three
tramps called atone Fifth street resi-
dence within ten minutes yesterday.
Squire r. c. Mercer, OF Pleasant
Grove, was In town yesterday, and says
there on Thursday morning. q
Rev. a. B. Griffith, the evangelist. will
begin series OF meetings at CONNER
eial hall this evening, in the interest of
the Christian church.
William Linden, cnlored, died Mt the
residence of Charles Lindcr, on First
street yesterday, Of consumption, aged
.twenty-three years. =. a
The Melville Company close a weeks
engagement at the. opera house tonight.
There will be matinee this afternoon.
Communion service will be held in
the. United Presbyterian church to-mor-
row by Rev. ]. B. ricketts,, OF Glencoe.
Laura, a six, weeks snld daughter OF
Jacob : Mathews, Of Clark's addition,
died yesterday morning at . o'clock.
4 j, NJ Henderson was at Toronto yes
terday. buying sewer pipe for the new
sewer in Clark's addition. Z, .tst
Rev, S. J.. Boglewill have, an illustrated
sermon at the opera house tomorrow
night at o'clock. Il
The Morrlstown schools are closed on
account Of the Illness OF Superintendent
Barnes. 5.s a; :, s; b e 81 e Z
Mrs. James a. Gray returned last
evening from Altoona, Pa. "a
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Why, wa. Il that Bali,

PARIS, Feb IA duel arranged be-
tween u. Alexandra Mlllerand. editor OF
La Petite Republlque Franchise, and
one Of the Paris deputies, and NJ. Henry
Laver,ujon. deputy for Saint Yrlex. was
swords to-day. The former
was wounded in the right arm. The dis
pute Srewiout Of an alteration during
the debate In the chamber yesterday.
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I Drs. Howell and Cole, OF Bridgeport.
The embalming had taken place the day
before and this made the examination
more difficult. While. the case seemed
like strange one II appeared that death
was caused by Inflammation OF the stom.
ach. There was gastritis and the liver
was somewhat enlarged. The eleven
year-old daughter has the pneumonia,
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Socooocoocoo cooooooop
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.aBASEBALl.

Asdenl for grounds for the wheeling
club had not been contaminated yeiter.
,lav. but II is hoped the deal will be
Closed to-day Tho Giles heirs have
raised their figures some, and Torrey.a
son objects 20 the raise. When seen late
last night Torreyson said he expected
10 close up the grounds question this
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MoUNDsyILLEs
A ,Ii.eeiInneous5 AIeian:s of Minor. Mat.
tiers from Mnrx;iaii's yIetropolis.

ters from ,Inrxiiaii's MetropoIis.sy
Mrs. Sallna Brock, wife Of s L. 3i.
Brock. died yesterday snorning at her
home on Toml!nson savenue, at 7.O5
o'clock. after several weeks suffering
with the typhoid fever. she was forty.
six years of age. and n devout member
funeral will take place from the resi-
dence Sunday, at 2 p. m. IntermentHin
Mt Rose cemetery. n So
Warden lax has prepared special
concert for the cqnvIcts Tomorrow
morning, at 0 O'Clock. The Symphony
orchestra will be there and many Of our
best musicians will add their talent to
make 1t an enjoyable affair
The home OF II. NJ. Earnest on the
Thompson estate, III Belmont cauntg.
opposite this city, burned 10 the ground
yesterday about moor Nj the house,
hold goods OF any valu, we're saved,
The protracted meetings are stillilip
progress at the Methodist Episcopal
church. Five seekers were at THE altar
Thursday and much Interest !sgbeing
taken In the meetings. III.
y. 2. McCombs returned yesterday
from a trip through Webster district,
He SAYS the people through that section
of the county will Vote Tor the railroad
bond issue to q man. = ~
the many friends or j. I; T. Rosebesr.vl
assessorto of the nrst district. were cl6i
10 see him at the county. seat yester-.
day. "a Q Il z = ga 4.
Z Clarence Burler is on the streets
again. after being confined 10 the house
for several days with sickness, z
The directors OF the Calf Creek on!
Company held AN Important meeting
YESTERDAY afternoon. NJ
Mrs. Mary Skinner. OF Clncinnat Il! Ii
visiting her mother, Mrs Jane Lock-.
wood, Z A.
Mrs. Mary: Terrell hos returned from
Soiiylsit with friends on Bow1a!,s
Ridge,
y Mrs, Quincy Cresap. OF cresarls
Grove. was In the city. yesterday,
j. ChRse, of Cameron. was IN. Inn
city, on business yesterday, NJ
IS John Keefer, of z Barton, Ohio, was.in'
tho city yesterday 4 Il q Il:
a3l t ttf .a.~------ 6tst
h MR. WARD U; SMITH, ofFreder.s
/, lekstown, Nc, was troubled = With
chronic dlarrhoea FOR, over thirty years
lilo had become FULLY lt!slleI that nj
was only q questIon "a; short time mn
til She; would have 10 give up Ho hat,
boon treated by.solne OF tho hos physi.;
scluns lin Europe and .lmerlcas but sot
no permanent RELIEF. One dayghe lnioReil
IN a2nRwspnpe and Glanced 10 read m
advertisement or SfiamoSrsain'ssC Coils
Cholera and Dlnrrhoea Remedy He Ia I
a bot leIof Il. the first dose helped rim
and lta continued use cured him. F'os
sale BY drusglsts. lsIiS;si
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The marks at 0 p m. showed Z feet |
inch and falling slowly. z 3
The Virginia will be here Sunday
morning for Cincinnati.
Navigation. all along the line will be
resumed next week. Last night rain
was predicted, which Will probablg be
OF sufficient volume to swell the rivers.
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"sEcRET SERVICE,

= Secret Service" William Gillette's
war play, has been declared by. the;
most competent. critics Of New York and
Boston 10 be. the best American drama
ever written. while Clement Scott OF
the London Telegra PHI, the best known
critic In all England, said Secret Ser,
Vices wos perfect play. j is'to be pres
scented By Manager Charles Frohman,
at the Opera House. next Monday. In
the same complete, manner as he gave.
Il for three hundred nights In New:
York, one hundred and flfty'nights In
Boston. and for five months nj the adel-
NH Theatre, London. Secret Service"
is q war play, but there Is no clasaing
OF armies In 1t, nor thunder. otEcannon,
nor flashes OF musketry, but you ara
made to feel oil the while the curtain Is
up that you are In the vestibule OF that
sort OF thing, and that Just beyond the
windows through which yon see faint
ly, the men in the trenches arc lighting
}lIe.cel, for the cause they represent.
i ,dye Ii the dominant motive OF the
whole story. A woman's heart sendsits
throbs through every scene, and her
Joys and griefs are shared by those
who watch the unfolding story. There
Is something remarkable In, this thrill
Ing romance that made Il hold the
public enthrnllcd for so long md In a.
more positive degree than any stage
story of.modern times. What this Is II Is
impossible 10 define, but every one who
goes 20 Secret Service" sees and rec
ognlzes u. "a &
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New Ne Fact, About So NIL, pa Lo i

To enable the farmers IN Tho Eastern
States TO pass tho long winter evenings
In un entertaining and obstructive
manner, the Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway Company hns recently
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Eastern farmers, and containing letters
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descriptive of their experiences X while
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8Thls pamphlet Is well worth reading
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