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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-11
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-11

Soob's Piaen finO nit Der Sanb &c.
ma&t uno pOlls sIsi4 an 8robs unO Sc.
pidt. 25e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-11

Die anffalenofen S%eiIunssn uOnS ero.
feln. bic man tennt. iino mittelit Soob's
Sarfaparila eraisIt. Siefss Mittsl iuat
isines 9leiden BEL 8lutfranfbsitsn.
8raudt muir Sopb's.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-11
SbiSe ffnb ale ,pnnberbare
Sprtbetle.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-11
Dinner nnb Sptletten Gers

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batsn mir pom ben sswSbnIi6sn Sic ,u ben Ton.
barifsn Wuftru. Dir fSnusn nur Iaasn :
Rommt, isbsi bic Waur unp Sbr msrost iibsr
bic prsilt srlfa Insn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-11
2ampen umo Me6erIbmiebs
Saareu.

eamps fir has WGbnlimmer. srapirt, bibftts
@las, no. Srenner. 80 6
Cine anbsre Sprts nit Wtfinsssfsa, arpbsm
bsforirtsm SelbebGlter, NIT easu palTsnbsm
Shirm, 20 i3ol... 90
Cine bibihe eamps nit RsTinsfiiaG I'M
Strausbsben, prrttpoa p~tfOISrirt .........t %
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pm. fir pelhe bieIes Saus bic aus
itltsbli6t assntur bate, IN jur
Stau ausssfsat.
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oasu pafrnpsm S6irm, solp sarnirt, mar
$3.50. III feBt. ................."......$4 so
prinets Grpifal eampe, dlbsrplattirttr 9tlaB unb
9rsfaIslas. mar $i.7, itBt ............S0
8ransDblbs Rsesptiun eaE,ps, %nisbriss a%uabrit.
Gtnli6s Sprts. nit S6irm. Gin Bargain fiji
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-11
Mrmen s SebDrbe.

SIN Der reseImdbisen 8eriummIuns
oieier 9eb0roe am 5reitas Ra6mittas
wuroen nur bic sstubbnliden @si&afte
erlebigt. In STEELE oes r~eiBnirten &ep.
Geo. Sotpea als prOieitantiid der 9farrer
in Sstm puroe &ep. Wm. 8arions ct.
tpdblt. Die Sale bon ettpa einem Dubenb
unierftdBun8beolIftise erbielten bic ses
lpobnte grlebi8uns. superintendent
9esmer's 8eridt seiet, baB am l. Wai
AL Snfufsn i'm Ssim fid befanosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-11

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tran@irfsrpiss nit GbsnbcIisrif. feline 8aart
,..... 10
Iraubirisrpies nit bsiftm Rubberarih ....,,,, SO
lran6irisrptu nit Gfluloio @riT.
Ws0lsr unb @absIn m I SntbpIgriTtn, bic Set
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Ipaart, wasltr @absln. eSfsI anp p~sr,isrtt
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ntilsrn, Wape & But6trs Raitrmsfern, uub
allies, mas iu sinsm suisH Rafritus ssbSrt ,um
balbtn preile.
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pGrts.
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rtn, in sroftr RslGbaltisftit.
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Sric=a.8rac.

20 II sspib bHbf6. pon bisfsn Ditasn uus
Ntppiadbsn sintss Stiift i'm Wcbn,immtr unb
parlor auiubriussn. Wan fduft jsBt, no bic
prstls bsrart bsrabasisBt limb, pab 90 itin ~ gro.
bss ech in pr 9Srls matt.
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@rcbs 8setpticn eampe. &oGtffr 9r,nntr, is
SOL Durbmtlsr, "a 3ca bod, pra6ipoI
e%tiortrt, mar $3.50, tsBt..............i5.00
Voaitanet8sr Vorratb bon StuefnttnIam pen,
Stprslamptn, Sanstlampen, etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-11

@rpbr 8orratb Don Rannins, 8opman &
Cos Gbssfannsn, 9afssfanusu, SobIsnbsdsn
unb puppiusi&adsln.
Gin pplsr 0orratb bon better @ranitpaars,
smailirt, ,ur SGlfts bss rssuIGrtn prsiiss.
Rssalbaltsr, 0ostlfGfsg 9aftn, u. (. M.
The National tribune., 1899-04-13
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE STEPHEN J. FIELD
Death of the of

of
attain in
The only
Fields
of Re
had of
EreeS
% lie elected to the Lga'nn and then the
While strongly supporting the war for the Union he sided with the Democratic
notably 50 in the , Test Oath the Legal Tender the New Orleans
the
who members of the Electoral Commission In
fn Pnaient
Justice Waite died lie confidently expected
Chief Justice Cleveland
had
his o President lme
oil
the
attorney
in
him Naglew
the euch-6
tn hofC Cali
N. L,
thed of
be President
by Cond-S
of Mrs Army
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Gen. Otis's cable to the Adjutant-Gen-
eral on April 3, that indications were that
the Philippine insurgents were defeated,
discouraged and scattering was borne out
later in the week by the insurgents COM
irg in all along the American lines by
hundreds, returning to their homes, and
somewhat surprised at the good treat
ment accorded them by our troops. More
campaigning is necessary south of Manila,
however. Gen. II. G.. Otis has sailed for
home. and Gen. Wheaton has taken COM
mand of his brigade.
The Philippine Commissioners. j. G.
Schurman, Charles DENLY, d. C. Wor-
cester, Admiral George Dewey, and
Gen. L. S. Otis, representing the
Navy and the Army, issued a proca-
nation, which was distributed broadcast
TO the Fiiipinos, assuring the people of
the good will entertained for them by the
President and the American people. and
stating that their well-being is the aim of
the American Government THE Presi-
dent the proclamation recites, believes
that this felicity and perfection of the
philippine people is TO be brought about
by the assurance of peace and order, by
the guarantee of civil and religious liberty,
by the establishment of Justice, by the
cultivation OF letters, science and the
liberal and practical arts, by the enlarg-
ment OF intercourse with foreign nations,
by expansion OF industrial pursuits, by
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miral. he stated that Malietoa Tanu was
installed as King on the 23d with appro-
pirate ceremonies. No fighting since the
2lst.
considering the selection of the United
States Commissioner. 1t is thought that
he will not be member of either the
Senate or House fof Representatives. 1t is
regarded by the State Department as
essential that the commission be ap-
pointed at the earliest possible moment,
for the condition of Affairs in Samoa is
such as TO warrant apprehension, and it
may easily pass .to3a stage that would
make it extremely difficult to reach any
kind of satisfactory settlement by peace
able means.
DR.. Wilhelm S;olf, President of the Nru-
nicipal Council of Samoa, conferred, with
MIR. Mckinley last week. He said his
duties were not of polil cal character,
and his instructions on leaving Berlin
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w THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT AND APPLIANCE 528 PINE STREET, LOUIS MO-

intimation by the Board of Inquiry that it
old not require further testimony in regard
to the canned roast beef, the Board per
mitted the introduction Of reports from
numerous Officers to the general effect
that the canned roast beef was nauseat-
ing, repulsive, unwholesome, stringy,
made OF refuse, and disliked by the men.
Many had themselves used the meat and
took pains to state that they were not
writing theoretically. DIR. W. ii. DAILY,
Surgeon in the volunteer army, told the
Board of his examinations of canned beef.
Speaking Of his report. he said mo
remedy was applied and nothing was
done except to annoy myself and others
who have made reports. My reports were
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the receipts in the Philippines since the
Americans have been i'll charge. There
are still some delayed repurts to be re-
ceived. The Americans took possession
Aug. 13, 1888. The receipts TO the 1st of
January were si,Sly,8l3. The receipts for
January, February and March, SO far as
reported, were 81 16S, ,6G6, Of which amount
SAC, 600 is from IloiIo and $40. 900 from Cebu,
1t is believed that the total showing OF
S2,988,4S0 would have been much larger
had all the ports of the islands been in
possession of the United States. Owing
to the state of war in the islands trade
necessarily has been restricted.
On April Maj.-Gen. Lawton began an
advance upon the Filipino army south OF
Manila. His expedition consists OF 1.5OO
picked men and three army gunboats.
The troops are selected from the 4th Cav,
the l4th Inf. (Regulars), and North Da-
kota, Idaho and Washington volunteers.
All these men are tried fighters, have
been in any number of engagements, and
Gen. Lawton's first objective point is the
southeast shore of tho Laguna Lake.
SAMOAN AFFAIRS.
The German Foreign Office gave out an
interview on April 8, in which il was
stated that "tiie three powers have
reached a decision to send a Joint COM
OVieSdtSO u cStdDIlSN the re-
sponsibilities and report whether all or
which of the Consuls at Apia should be
recalled. Consequently we do not attach
any Importance 10 the newest happenings
IN Samoa, which must have occurred If
the idea Of a commission hnd not been
accepted. The dispatches show that a
state OF affairs prevails which is contrary
To the Samoan act. We have therefore
wired the German Ambassadors at Lon
don and Washington To inform the Cabi-
nets al their respective posts that this is
"lIf standpoint, and we protest against
the actions of the British and Ameri
officers. and repeat that If Consul Rose
encouraged Mataaia's resistance he cx-
ceeded his instructions. The German
member oi the commission has not yet
heen selected. but we shall send a man
who Is eminently concilia.ory, for we are
determined to make peace "
The negotiations between the German
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Baron Won
Bueiow; the United States Ambassador.
Andrew ID. White. and the British Am
hassador. Sir Frank C. LcscclIes, con-
tInue. The representative of Great
Britain still favors the majority rule
within the proposed Samoan investiga-
tion commission, Germany wants unan-
unity, according 10 the Berlin act, and the
United States acguiesccs In the latter.
In an interview Admiral Kautz at Apia
said he considers he was insuIted by Herr
Rose, in issuing the counter proclamation
that resulted In a clash OF arms. The
natives were obeying his command to
retire to their homes when the German
proclamation was issued
In dispatch on April 8, from the Ad-
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NOTFa.

The monthly statement of the public
debt shows that at the close of business
March 81, the debt, less cash in the
Treasury, amounted to s1,149, sos. .563,
which is decrease during the month Of
s8,398,82S This decrease is accounted for
by the net increase in the cash on hand
The debt is recapitulated as follows:
lnterest-bearing debt, 81 Jas, 775, ,29O; debt
on which interest has ceased since ma
turity. 81 ,2l9 APO; debt bearing no interest.
s3S5,55i,0i6. Total, 81, ,433. .5iS, ,726. This
amount, however. does not include $685.
OD3, 6l3 In certificates and Treasury notes
outstanding whirh h are offset by an equal
amount OF cash in the Treasury.
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REUNIONS.

There will be a Reunion of the 51st Pa.
at the unvailing of the Hartranft Monu-
ment at Harrisburg, Pa, May IL. Sur
vivors are requested to send their names
and postofIices to Jacob P. Brooke, Lewis
burg, Pa. 4
John Scott, Secretary, Decatur, H., ha,
ISSUED call to the veterans of the 10th
Ill. to meet at Fair Grounds, Decatur,
Aug. 81. 1889.
j. II. Novinger. Secretary, Green City,
Mo-. has issued a call to the members OF
the 9Th Mo- to meet at Kirksville, May
II. The State Encampment will secure a
reduced fare from all points in Missouri
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you for the perma-
n mt cure / received
from the use of same.
| as in a very bad
condition when I COM
menced the use Of
your Belt, being so
stitf in my joints, and
suffering such great
pain ! could hardly
wal k. My stomach
also troubled me, and
| really felt l could
not endure my agony
m uch ger, but
when l received your
Belt l commenced to
improve right away,
until now | am in first
class health. | loaned
my Belt to a lady. who
was troubled fOryears
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trade and commerce, by multiplication
and Improvement Of the means OF internal
hy development, with the
aid nl modern mechanical inventions, Of
the great natural. resources OF the archi-
peiago. ard. i'm II word, by the uninter-
rupied devotion Of the people to the pur-
suit Of useful objects and the realization
of those noble ideas which constitute the
higher civilization nf mankind
Tho proclamation then sets forth in
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that it was not prohibited. though officers
and enlisted men could not sell drinks.
The temperance people are much exer-
cised over the decision. which sets ASIDE
what apparently effectively abolished the
canteen system Of selling liquor, and the
retail liquor dealers are accordingly not so
jubiIant as they were, for the alb Olishment
OF the canteen increased largely their
sales to soldiers outside the posts.
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were to use every 'endeavOr to promote
good feeling. He was desirous of reaIiz-
ing that high aim, and of assisting in the
quiet and orderly administration OF
Samoa.
GOMEZ TO THE FRONT.
The Cuban Assembly on April voted to
disband the army and to dissolve. The
muster-rolls were left in the possession Of
the executive committee OF the Assembly,
who will facilitate the preparation of
copies for GOv.-Gen. Brooke. The army
question is considered settled. The news
was received here with qualification and
relief. The prolonged struggle over the
payment for the Cuban army had begun
to exhaust the patience of the authorities.
The Administration looks for more rapid
progress in the work of reconstruction OF
the island and less difficulty in insti-
tuting reforms generally.
On April 8 the Cuban Generals COM
manding the forces met and elected Gen.
Maxine Gomez Commander-in-Chief oi the
Cuban army in the Provinces OF Havana,
Pindr del Rio, MatanZaS, and Santa Clara.
Gen. Gomez conferred with Gen. Broo ke.
dispatch from Havana declares that
Gomez will take up his program of sOlidi-
Tying the Cuban people into a party that
shall. without ceasing,' urge the United
States TO Withdraw from the island. His
purpose is TO make the people seem to
have but one emotion, one desire-the
thought of Independence and of absolute
separation from the United States.
THE BEEP INQUIRY.
Prominent officials of the War Depart
ment believe that a certain letter from the
agent of Armour x Co. 10 the Commissary-
General, which was read before the Beef
Court Of Inquiry. will result in another
for Gen. Eagan. The i'm
plication OF the letter that Gen. Eagan
was cognizant of experiments with the
Powell process" TO preserve fresh meat
The National tribune., 1899-04-13
ADDITIONAL
HOMESTEAD RIGHTS.

I will pay $200 per acre for valid rights.
Soldiers who served 80 days in war of 1861
20, and who made original homestead entry
Of less than l60 acres, prior to June %,
1874, are entitled to these rights. If the
soldier has died, his widow. or minor children,
are entitled. Write me company and Iegi-
ment In which soldier served, Land Office,
County and State where original home
stead was made. and number Of acres
hOmesteaded. distance and direction
from the County seat, and when he
Address
WIN. L. TAYLOR Van Bnren. Arkansas.
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72 hours is believed to put the case in
such light that Gen. Eagan will want u
court-martial or might be compelled 10
face one. 1t appears probable that a
court-martiaI of all parties subject to the
charge of responsibility for the beef con-
tracts and beef supplies will follow as a
result of the disclosures before the Court
Of Inquiry.
Upon appeal of Gen. Miles, after an
The National tribune., 1899-04-13

detail the purposes of the United States to
bring about the desired state OF things,
declaring that the supremacy Of the
United States will be enforced throughout
every part OF the archipelago, and that a
pure, speedy and effective administration
of justice will be established whereby
may be eradicated the evils arising from
delay, corruption and exploitation.
The proclamation was received with
marked attention by the natives through
out all the towns as far as Malolos, as
well as in Manila.
Gen. Otis has cabled q statement about
The National tribune., 1899-04-13

S. C. Dunham has been appointed by
the Census Director to take the Census OF
northern Alaska. Mr.. Dunham was for
merIy statistical expert in the Department
Of Labor. He is familiar with the country
and the conditions, as well as with the
work to be done. He expects to leave for
Alaska in the early part Of May.
The National tribune., 1899-04-13

made in due time, and were not unneces-
sarily delayed under the circumstances"
Attorney-Gen. Griggs rendered an
opinion on the act regulating the matter
of the sale of liquors at army post e1-
changes and canteens. He interpreted il
The National tribune., 1899-04-13
RHEUMATISM.
The Remarkable Cure of Mr. Charles L.
McA1lister of Minnesota, Whom We Cured
OF rheumatism and Nervous Debility.
PFTERSBTRG. Mimi Oct 10

PETERSBURG, Mimi, Oct. 10, 1895.
DR.. a. Owen. 81 Pine St, st. Louis, No..
DEAR SIR-Some time ago | purchased one of
your Belts. At the time / had suffered from
Heart Disease and Rheumatism for three con-
tinGous years. During the last six months pre-
G. ding the purchase of your Belt, WAS con-
fined to my bed, the symptoms being Nervous
ness and pains all through different parts of my
body, burning and swelling of the feet and
The National tribune., 1899-04-13

viRor OF youth. AS IT costs
nothing tn get this wonder
ful formula, IL would seem
that any man in need of
such q RENE y would send
lii- Maine and address to ID.
L.W Knapp, 1908 Hull Build
ing. Detroit. Mich. and the
prescription will bc prom pit
ly mailed without evidence
as III where IL cnmc from
The Dr's object of DIS
fributing this information
free Is To make men better
acquainted with the reint.-
dies but f,ynrf ~, ;na,.,,r,
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EXTRA PAY
SPANISH WAQ

Extra Pay for all discharged sailors,
marines. and soldiers of the Regular
Army, who enlisted for the war, Vol
unteers discharged without fur
lOugh, either before or since the Act of
january II, 1899, and heirs of deceased
Volunteers. Write us for a proper
application for filing. No advance fee.
The National tribune., 1899-04-13

GEN. ANTONIO LUNA.
Dispatches from Manila state that there
are persistent rumors that Aguinaldo, the
insurgent leader. has been supplanted in the
control of Filipino affairs by Gen. Antonio
Luna, Commander-in-Ch -Ch ief of the Filipino
forces. Luna is described as being a typical
belligerent. -
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II We fail 10 cure. II you have taken mercury.
todide potash. and still have aches and pains.
Mucous Patches in mouth, Sore Throat, Pim-
pies, Copper CoIored spots. Ulcers on any
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ous, II Is this Secondary BLOOD POISON
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FREE TO MEN
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Restores Weakened Mankind
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Thousands of men will welcome the news that
a most successful remedy has been found which
Will quickly cure them of any form of nervous
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restore the OrGnns TO natmral strcuuth and
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets All
druggists refund tho money AZ il fails To cure.
25c. VYhc genuine mas l.. D. Q. on each tablet.
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STOMACH TROUBLES.
REMARKABLE CURE OF Mr.. s. a.
PEaSE, HERON LAKE, MIMI, OF
THE ABOVE COMP Amt, ALSO
RHEUMATISM AND HEART
TROUBLES

HERON LAKE, MINI, Feb. Il, 1896.
The Owen Belt Co.. 81 Pine St, st. Louis, Mo.
GENTS: Some time since j purchased one of
your Electric Belts for rheumatism and
stomach Troubles. and wish to henrtilY thank
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l.. wv. KNAPP NJ ID upon hrbitaied nerves and
wasted vigor. Each different drug Is thOroug Iy
explained. and the sufferer will thus know
what he should use In his particular case i'll
order to get the desired results Write to duy
There is no doubt about the offer being gen uire
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PATENTS,

Patents. trademarks, etc, Sc
cured. 1t will cost you nothing to
learn whether your invention has patentable
Send rough sketch or
photograph OF it, fully describing its opera
tlons and advantages, and we shall gladly give
you, free, all desired advice rs to the cost,
etc. All communications 0nfidenfial.
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with heart trouble, and 1t did more for her than
all the medicine she ever used. Respectfully,
S. A PEASE.
Sworn to before me this llth day of February,
A. d. 1898. J. C. BRUHToN, Justice of the Peace.
The National tribune., 1899-04-13
PENSIONS.

We prosecute all classes Of pension claims,
whether pending or rejected. Special
attention gwen to Spanish War
claims, and to cases under act Of
Juno "a. 1880. FOrty.twO per cent.
of tho act of 1880 cases in which We
secure allowance have been previ-
ously rejected. Consultation free.
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limbs and arms. / had
lost all hope of ever be-
ing cured, as ! had eight
different physicians wait
on me-. but they one and
all declared my case
hopeless. A friend told
me about your belts, and
l had him send for one.
! put it on, but did not
have much faith in il.
After | hid worn it for a
week, the burning and
swelling left me, and my
heart commenced to i'm
prove. Three months
after / commenced its
use / was thoroughly
cured of my ailments.
1 shall never tire of
J. and would advise any,
try one of them.
lVES T tJoAT TcrDr
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WE PAY SIS week and expenses to men with
W. rigs to Introduce Poultry Conn pound.
wyandotte Mfg. Co.. 4i3 W. Lake St, Chicago Ill.
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RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY AND j. STOMACH DINA TROUBLES
IS OWN REMEDY AND Is LiEE ITSELF

% We aE nx OF me G@i@mTne
IoT @ oG
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TEN WEEKS FOR TEN CENTS!
That big family paper, The Weekly Sentinel OF Dem
yer, Colo founded $780, will be sent 10 weeks on trial
for Ioc; clubs of 50c II fore Special offer solely
to introduce IT, Latest mining news and Illustrations
scenery stories Of love and adventure Address
As above and mention THE TRIBUNE; stamps taken
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6oG SaldabmM
EAzzzslzzl25lr1D

Hood's Pills cure uysr u.s. the non.irritatine ana
only eafkertIo @ tlEe WIt6 Hsod's SaTiHpafiII9
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LANDS.

Correspondence solicited with all hon.
orably discharged soldiers of the War of
tho Rebellion. or their widows, who in
person, or by agent or attorney, entered q
homestead of less than 160 acres be.
1Ore June %, 1874, whether said entry
WAS proved up or abandoned. Write
sis full particulars. Consultation
Tree DdT Contests before General Land
Office attended to.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19

Tho comments On tho Baconian theory will
DO found on pages 8687 II Is pointed out that,
before tho middle Of tho present century, II had
occurred 70 no human being. II trifinr eucep-