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Scientific Treatment In the Cure
Of Cancer, Tumors, Fungus
Growth and Blood
Poisoning.

II IS said with much truth that the
American people have a peculiar tend
cncy 10 foster and encourage humbuRs
In mo- country iu the world are there
~ many lmpustOrs. who ~ one way,
shape of another. make living 10y i'm
posing upon the rteduliy of others
Glance through the advertising columns
ui the newspapers. and II you are pos
scssed ui any discrimination at knoWI-
edge oi the world you will not fail to
be- struck by the many bogus physicians
dentists and proprietary preparations
While no field is entirely free from these
Irauds they are especially numerous
and audaciuus in the department OF
medicine This is ms doubt due tp the
fact that the mass Of people are totally
unable to Judge the comparative merits.
or the wofthlcssncss of the claims made
by Advertising physicians ip tine pages
"i the daily papers. and consequently
are Obliged 10 make selection haphayatd
when their condition demands medical
attention II ia certainly the duty ri
30 the public health Journals a. cdno-
rally Investigate the CLAIMS al adycrtis.
iup physicians. and teach the people tp
discriminate between the good and the
bad
Believing fully in this proposition. the
National Health Journal takes special
pleasure alter investigation a. cditorially
endorse Dr. Ambrose Clum. The great
Crfm9n specialist ot No X3g Ncollct
avenue. Minneapolis MINI who has
bad many years experience as = leading
cancer and tamof specialist IN the lint
cd States
Ths eminent pbY ifian has recently
been made the subject 81 palnstakinQ
iusesiiaaiion a. the hands ri the ediio
rfal corps 81 this journal As . result
oi such examination 40 find thar he IL
far superior 20 the pfysieians who pose
"a fhe head 81 the cancer Department.
81 many ri ihe ss-railed cancer cure
institutions 81 the land
10 refrain from referring "a Or
Clpm. and letting tie public knoW
where he IS actually located would per
faps wfgnKiuliY withhold a cure from
hundreds 81 sufferers IL cancers. tum
nft. dungeons gr0wths. and al kinds 81
blood poisoning who may read these
line thereby finding a speedy and per
matsut cure when other sources lave
been tired and tired IN VAN
10 those suffering from bodily aitlie
tom htherto ipuud - be ineurable. we
would suggest immediate eommnnira
ton aitif tins sueeestiul practitioner.
and can giFc assurance that the result
wlll be niost gratifying Duftnk years
al experience IN making researches. just
saeh - has been doae in this case. VIC
have never come Upon mare pronounced
s0rif of higher skill DR. Ciem cures
al alarming Diseases II a caheetous ha
fnrc without cutting. eausiie eating or
burning For this reason we take rx-
tferue pleasure ~ beatowiug heartiet
pfzse aud commentator on him a. a
specialist par-cxcelleucs in the treat
neui u above complaints ~ ational
Health Journal
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tic patience in dispensing with your
mail. and the very personal and init
mate tres oi friendship thar binds us,
enforce me to believe that yoa will
pardon the liberty that take IN writ.
ing you
-Four days in Albuquerque. among
the Mcxieans and Indians. with 4 lev
Afro Americans and Cinnamon Tor full
measure fully convince me OF the fact
that arm not in dear old Minnesota "
Although the change 81 habtatioH -
very apparent and keeuly ielt yet |
have no complaints - make The OBJ
Iect Tor which | came here and the
cause that brought me inspire my hopes
ard make me eouentcd under the
changed conditions
/ haven't seen very Htach of the city
or learned very much 81 the people zs
yet But what ! have seen aud learned
OF the people and this section Of the
country has impressed me very iasor-
ably
The Afro-Ameriean constitutes bfif q
fery small proportion oi the population
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SCHOOL FOR SIGNAL CORPS
To lie Opened tn M Fort Meyer Ahout
October i-tsNpsrtmcntSZ with
Automobiles Ia lie Made.

Gen. Greeley, of the signal corps, will
establish a school Ut Fort Myer fer the
instruction OF men OF his command,
aud where experiments with new in-
,entIens Will bc matte. Vt the begin
ming of the Spanish war the school of
this character mt Fort Riley, Kan. WAS
abolished. and nothing IN this line or
trimming has been given the members
of the signal corps They have. how
ever, been getting instruction OF the
most practical kind in the field. and
this corps has gone through the war
with sputleSs record
The school will he opened about Oc-
tohcr /. when three automobiles which
have been contracted for from a Chi
cago firm viii I've delivered. Two ct
these machines viii he used in couurc-
ton with the wireless trlegraphI.
Each viii be equipped with complete
set OF Instruments. and they will bo
scut TO different parts of the country
TO conduct experiments under nll con-
diiions. The third automobile will loo
used for gen!ial transportation pur-
poses, aud the utility Of these machines
will he given practical tost
There Will he accommodation for at
lcnst loo men. They viii bc put
through course Of training In the du-
ties cNneted Of them. and after term
at this school the members Of the sig
nal corps viii hc we'll equipped for
their duties. and have great donl of
practical knowledge about electricity
aud telcgraphy.
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here. but what Jew there are here. all
seem TO be doing we'll and 1t IS claimed
that those who want work never have
any trouble in getting II. Soale are
engaged in small business enterprises.
aud 50 lar as | have been able to oh
serve. meeting with steeesS. One
OF the most successful business men IN
the city Is a eolorcd# man, who Is en-
gagged in the boot and shoe business.
lie enjoys a very liberal patronage
from all classes and nationalties= here
and wields a great influence oyer the
entire community Both white and
black point IL him with pride, and any
OF them viii tell you that Nr Bali Is
one OF the most solid and worthy eiti-
zens OF Albuquerque Tie is a purely
selt-made man, and the respect that
he commands here could be enjoyed by
all OF our people in my opinion. if
they merited it as he does. With best
regards to all iuquiring friends, re
main, Yours truly
J. NJ. Griffin
p $ This leaves me feeling fairly
well, with general Improvement OF
my condition
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AFTER HIS OLD HOME.
President Mckinley Trying to Buy
Homestead in Canton.
II u. Dear To the Heart uf the chief
Executive. as Around IL CIus-
ter Memories of rhir-
~ Years.

President Mckinley Is negotiating for
the purchase Of the house made famous
throughout the country I'm the cam-
paieu of iso6 as the mecca Of hundreds
of thousands Of voters who came to
Canton to have the future president
point out the path for a return To ma
tionnl prosperity. The negotiations
have progressed so far that II is com
tdcntly asserted the purchase will lie
madr
The Mckinley homestead, besides he
ing famous in political nnuuls, is dear
10 the heart of the president. There II
WAS that hc entered into married life
10 years ago. Clustering around II are
the cherished memories Of children
born aud buried Attached Ia 1t are the
loving remcmhrnuces Of the presidents
aged mother, who passed away in De-
oember, 1877. while the nations chief
was bowed In grief at her bedside.
When the projected purchase is effected
II is expected that BECAUSE OF these
memories the president will make few
changes In the house.
Canton Is rejoicing over the news, be-
cause II sets at rest rumors that when
MIR. Mckinley sr's official duties inside
he viii not return 10 his old home town.
Many have said that when he removed
TO the old SaNtun homestead after his
mother died IL was the first step toward
departure from Canton Hence the gen
crul satisfaction caused by his pros
pccii,c return 60 his family homestead.
The negotiations are being conducted
for the president by Attorney Austin
Lynch, the law partner of Judge Day.
Mrs Elizabeth \. llnrtcr, the present
owner Of the cottage. declined ia talk
for publication, but Mr., Lynch said;
"No deal has been closed but ucgotin-
tions the pending. There are some legal
points that hope can hc arranged"
The house Ia "a commodiouR twp=atary
frame building with large vcrnudus, II
stands on lot about 100 feet front and
about tWieu that depth,
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ST. PAUL.

Send all news items to 374iz Mime
sofa street ). Harris. manager The
Advance.
Mrs Elizabeth Allen and daughter
Minnie are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Jno Perneli. OF Sherburne avenue, tbs
week
Misses Mamie and Jennie Combs en-
tertained at dinner Sunday. IN honor OF
Misses Bessie and Leola Moker. ot In
diauapols Misses Maud Rice tMinnc-
apolisl. Mary Harwelle. VERNE Giles.
Rhetta and BERTHE Dodd. Mrs Black
burn and Messrs- Charleston, Murphy,
Giles. Aston and Combs,
The camp meeting at Midway has at
tracted large number OF ST. Paul peo-
pie, Thursday night 4 party OF 81 at
tended and all report a splendid time
from a spiritual standpoint.
MIR J. II. Dillingham; met with a very
serious and painful accident last Tues
day He was holding the horse belong
ing to County Attorney Biglow when
the animal became frightened and began
rearing and plunging in trighttul man
ner. The sharp point OF the curbcd bit
struck Mr. Dillingham; IN the forehead
and laid il open to the bone Mr. Dill
linRham's shoulder was also severely
wreuchcd and it will be some days be
fore he will be himself again.
One OF the interesting features OF the
first OF August picnic will be match
baseball game between teams from the
two cities The St Paul players have
named themselves the Rough Riders
and expect to carry away the laurel
wreath OF victory in much the same
manner as did their namesakes carry
San Juan hill on that memorable day
The St Paul team is made UP as fol
lows: Andrew Combs, manager and
first base. r Trotter captain and third
base, Walter Ball pitcher, Jake Giles
right field, John Martin second base.
VIII Austin shortstop. c Williams cen
terfeld, Rob. Trotter leitheld. Charlie
White catcha--
Mrs b. r. Durant was the guest OF
Mrs John Dodd. OF Dayton's Bluff
this week Her physician has advi sol
her to take a complete rest, so IN a lev
days she will leave for Iowa Falls to be
the guest OF Miss Kicks.
Mr.. J Marion Campbell. general trav-
cling agent OF the World Bible House
oi Philadelphia. Pa. passed through St.
Paul last week appointing agents, Mrs.
J N w itllA anu MISS + diiiilt lJHhu -
cured agencies
Rev T Justien De Clelland. OF the
Beecher- Stowe school at Danville. H.,
was guest OF ST Paul last week.
The Frances Harper w. c, T. T..
held their election of officers Tuesday AZ
St Paul Commons. Miss Fannie Dodd
was elected president. Mrs. S. Kemp
and Mrs b. Durant vicepreSideuts,
Mrs ], r. White secretary. Mrs L. A.
Robinson corresponding secretary. Mrs.
| T. Houston, treasurer The union
/ is making arrangements Tor public
meeting to be addressed by Rev Lena
| Mason.
The c. A. r. ladies' will meet here
after in the very neat hall OF Garfield
| Post.
Mrs. Hickman. president of Biddlc
Circle. g. A. K ladies' is the recipient
Of a very neat invitation from the ra-
tional committee to attend the c. A. Il.
| enCampment
Mrs. Harry Sheppard is at present in
Atlantic City. n J.. the guest OF Mr.
Moses Satehel She will visit several
places before her return. including
Ocean Branch Shrewsbury New York
City. Philadelphia and Washington,
ID c
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NEGRO NEWS OF INTEREST.
FRIDAY p NJ.

Prayer
Routine business.
lIow Shall the Council Be SITS
taneds paper By Robert II Terrell
Washington. - {
Discussion hy T Thoma, Fortune.
New York Bishop 4 Grant - -,
Philadelphia, Pa T.. Bruce. Albany,
n ~ Dr. y T. Mos,cll, Philadelphia.
Pa. Rev G.. " Lee. Washington. -.
& K " thompson. Indianapolis.
Ind
FRIpAy ENFNtN., ~-~sIoN y
,.,,,,ll-
- LIN
Report ct the legislative bureau by
Mr. pamcl Murray Washington, ID {
Phase ol Work D'siranchisc
mcni, by +. J.. Barnett, Chicago, u
separate coach Law, Hon. Juds"n
w Lyons. register "i United Slalc-
treasury Hon George II White. NJ.
{
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DR. J. L PORTER viii he remembered
hy the Twin Cuy Nuu- Americans be
cause OF has wonderful personality.
which wa discovered during his short
stay with u, one year ago While sur
NeytnR the field Tor medical advantages.
lac made many friends Before he could
establish himself he was summoned "a
Chicago to assume the duties ot tolorel
physicians who cast their lots with
"l'Htic sam However he passed an
excellent examination before the Min
ncsota State Board oi Physicians He
4, nov with us To stay Ills past &c,
ord a. a physician stands FIRST among
competent physicians A graduate at
the Northwestern Medical College oi
Chicago, a most thorough medical inst
tuition His alma mater Is sufficient II
establish his bnllianey Or Porter has
most lo,able family, who viii soon
JON HIM, and will without doubt be an
invaluable acquisition to ~neiety
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TWIN CITY NEWS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MINNEAPOLIS.

Mr.. James Sheppard has returned
from Anoka
a merry party visited Lake Calhoun
Saturday on a fishing trip. with much
success. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. J. Warren, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
c. Reid: MeSdames Thompson, Brady
and Sadie Williams. The party was
given by the latter.
Look out Tor the Odd Fellows Joint
annual picnic at Forest Lake, Tuesday,
Aug. Ist \ grand good time is in
store for all.
President l.. A. Brown, OF the Ilar-
riet Beecher Stowe institute. Danville,
ILL.,. and Prof, 7. Justien DE Clclland,
ID. d., superintendent OF the same Insti-
tute. are looking after business in the
Twin Cities in connection with their
work
Are You going? Yes. Where? To
the Odd Fellows picnic Aug. Ist
The letter which appeared III last IS
sue signed Cassabianca Grifien. IN rel
erence to his father J. NJ. Griffen,
was a mistake. ii should have been
brother instead OF father.
For good frst-class meal 60 to the
Brighton on Second avenue south be
tween Fourth and Filth streets. Mrs.
Redmond, proprietor
Drs. J. f. Porter OF St. Paul, and X.
S Brown, gave the Advance call
Wednesday
McCarits Stewart. Esq. Rev n \.
Bruce, Prof I Justien De Clellaud and
Editor ]. C. Reid dincd together at the
Guaranty Loan Restaurant Wednesday
always celebrate Aug Ist How:
BY going to the Odd Fellows picnic
VIM Levi Spencer. formerly resi-
dent OF this city, paid his wife visit
this week.
Mrs Delbert Lee Is very sick.
Forest Lake, where Is II: On the
Duluth road. What about It? The Odd
Fellows picnic there. Aug. Ist.
The new insect. called the Kissing
Bug found IT'S FIRST victim in the per
son OF Mrs. Editor Z Retd. At the
camp meeting last Sunday Mrs. Reid
was stung by one OF the bugs mention
cd, which proved to be serious. II
caused painless swelling IN her lace,
SO great that it rendered her unrecog-
nizablc DR. Brown was called to the
rescue. which proved to be great re
lief to his patient.
Lost-At Union Sunday school pic
mic. Lake Harriet, a black broadcloth
jacket Finder return for reward to
Mrs. c. Goodbar. 1900 Fifth street s.,
Minneapolis, or the Advance Office.
Messrs. Mart Mitchell and Chas. Mill
pr entertained the r = + { Club and
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The r.II.r wasIan,. Tell.

Mrs. Brown Our language j. full Il ms.
n9mers Fgr Instance. ! met msn once
who wa q perfect bear. ard they called him
3 "eiFii engineer
Mr. smith Yss. bar thsl's rot ~ fidie-
aiqas - the man taes cal teller n a bank
Ne son tel yga aHgth.Eg asked one i's
other "a hgN insea nghs4 ms husband had
sn det8sjf sid 10 5usf .abgasd ~ me L 9Th
o.a sfabasfd and Tune
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ST. PETERS a. NJ. r. CHURCH.
a grand surprise party was rendered
the pastor and his wife by the members
and friends OF the congregation last
Monday evening The tables in the
dining room and kitchen were laden
with good things Alter the most pleas
ant exchanges OF friendship 90 both
sides. the callers returned to their homes,
feeling glad that they had made the
heart OF their pastor and his wife re-
Joice
Mrs. c. {. Caldwell. OF Colorado
Springs, Colo. arrived in the city and
Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. T. w
Elliott. 40 east 18th street
Mrs Lena Mason. the evangelist that
has electrified the Twin City non-church
goers for the past two weeks at Camp
King. will preach one OF her character
istic sermons next Sunday morning. 81
a m. al St Peter
Next Sunday is the grand rally OF the
stewards Many Of the members and
frien' ave already subscribed Tor the
u raising the pastors salary
on will speak at II IN. 10
duse
ida Seller IS still confined to
a
pastor IS arranging for great
ling BE last OF August Seven
- Feasting in the Wilderness
Lffffe Ruby Danner has been quite
rex with typhoid lever for the past
two week
The last quarterly meeting will be
Sunday, August 18th
Mrs T w. Elliott will entertain at
dinner today IN honor OF her sister
Mrs c. c Caldwell. and the Rev. Mrs
Mason Those present. Mrs. ] VIII
King. Mrs " s Brooks. Mrs James
Roger Mrs John Roger. and Mrs ]
Johnson
Mrs Thomas Scott. 2eoz 9th avenue
soutil. gave an informal dinner Thurs
day Tor the Rev. Mrs Mason.
Mr.. Vim. Jeffrey smiles. Ills wife
presented him with a i2-pound boy
Friday morning. Mother and boy do
inz well.
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Or T. s. Cook needs no Introduction
to the public As brilliant physician
his ability remains uaquestoncd among
the skilled physicians OF the state as well
as among his paticni, He Is a gradu
ate oi Howard Medical College Wash.
ingtou, d, 6 Served Tor two years ON
the medical staff OF the famous Freed
man Hospital The first Atro-American
to pass an examination before the rigid
Minnesota board Of expert medical eN
aminers He has proved to be brutum
iulmen among his ueiehboring physi-
clans DIS Cook and Porter formed
a eo-partnership and have httcd up hne
Offices on 18th and Robert streets, over
Loves drug store, where they will be
pleased Ia have call from all. whether
in need OF professional duties or not
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Our town, sxfsasuied the man aaa bal
Accumulated ta6st ~ ths dssifstls lots.
has a9ufished lske g-sat tree
Yas, taif the tGvn ENC. I'VE have
lone the roofing and Toa the grating. -
Cincinnati Eaquffer.
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Tommy Papa. whs' j. that diplomacy
the papefs talk ~ mufh shout
Papa DIPLOMACY the ar which an.
s5iss ane man o. inform another shat he =
= se8undr~i uitkoHf Z Tinz him a ehaaes 20
get mad about III b ago Evening Ness.
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CORRESPONDENCE.


rs " est IarTOII ~,
Albuquerque n NJ. July ~. %
] c Reid. Esq. Editor Advance, Min
neapolis. MINI
My Dear Friend Experience has
taught me that an editor has but a very
little time 20 devote 10 personal letters
but my knowledge OF your characteris
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Parke--sT rave the cook 6sa 70 M wife
this morning Iaus-sA hYthinz hapFeu
Parse~''I dOn't kn0u yet, bat N AFRAID
she hcard what ! sald @-TswI T9pies.
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NATIONAL AFR0-AMERICAN
COUNCIL.

The regular annual convention oi the
National Airo-Amefloan Council will
be held in Bethel 4. NJ f church,
Chicago. H.. beginning Thursday Aug
uSt y. AT 10 a m and continuing an
al the 10th inclusive The arrange
mcuts are complete, and indications
point TO a large harmonious aud prof
table session. The location &, well
chosen. and is central character will
permit the attendance oi many dele.
gates who might not be able to reach
an extreme point east OF west Bl~h-
op Alexander Walters will preside over
the gathering, and his pronounced ahd
ity as a chairman guarantees that the
business for which the assembly Is
called. will be promptly and correctly
dispatched Following Is the official
program as prepared by the commit
tee.
THURSDAY, AUGUST y. 10 A. NJ.
Opening prayer. Bishop C. 4 liar
ris, -. D.. Salisbury n {
Roll call of members, secretary of
Council
Welcome address to the city by the
mayor. Hon. Garter II Harrison
On behalf Of the pulpit Rev K {.
Ransom, ID D.. Chicago, lll
ON behalf Of The people A n Rob
cus. Esq Chicago m
Responses, Bishop H. N Turner /.
D. IL. d., ALBANIA. ia Mr. jose
phine ST T. RuHn. Boston. Mas
Rev T. G Morris. Helena. Arb. Hon
&. n White, NJ c Tarboro q e.
Address 81 the president Bishop
Alexander Walters. D. D., Jersey CITY
Report Of secretary. Mr. Ida =
Wells Barnett Chicago. III
Treasurer report John w. Thomp
son. Rochester. n =
Appointment OF committee
Report 81 committee on credentials
Report OF LITERARY Bureau Hon T..
y. :. Plnchback Chairman, Washing
ton. ID {.
Discussion oi report Prof Peter u
Clark St Louis. Mo. Mr.. Josephine
! Washington birmingham Ala
Hon. H. G. Smith Cleveland, OHIO.
Mrs. Fannie Baruef William
EVENING SESSION, aP 81
Music
Business Enterprises 81 the Rae
ard How TO Poster hem by Prof Is
= = Du Bots. 4 N Atlanta Ca
Bishop y W hrHcu, n d Wflbef
force. Ohio. WarreH {. Coleman Con
cord. y G Hon Jane Hdl Jack
son. Miss w 4 Peuii9fd Bfmtng
ham. Ala
General discussion By delegate
FRIDAY. 10 4 ST
Devotional exercises
Rntnti ii ELuL.ra-l..u Mur.au ka.-
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There - 10 rest fer ia0ney spehdihfiits
keep Il gong alssfs keep counting IL y :.
y PI@fans.
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4 recent Advertisement ~ "A irish paper
announced that Dir sand - extracted
teeth xith great pans.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

ST. THOMAS MISSION (Ep,sco-
paD, No. ora Sixth avenue s. Rev.
Jno. ] Faude, y. D.. in charge.
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Well Supplied with wives.

This Ia from tho Terak East India1
Pioneer; '+Tuan syed Mahomed bin
Abdulia al iiadad. Of Singapore. has ar
rived on visit 10 his c0religionlats.
The gentleman has seen some ~ sum-
ners and Il accompanied by his harefn.
which consists Of four wives and two
slaves. We are told that he never al
lows the number Of his wives 20 fall
short ~ the figure given above. aud
that he has altogether contracted no
less than III marriages"
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I dIsenssioa by delegate
FRIDAY 70 4 81

Devotional cxeretses
Report 81 Emigration Bureau. Rob
cft Pelham. Deffoli Mich
Discussion 81 paper. by Hon II =
Cheatham; Isaiah r Montgomery
Vieksbarg. Miss Bishop Is - Tar-
uer. ID D. IL - Atlanta Ga
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Pour GsnrrasIons WALKING 20 ohureh

A very novel sight wae seen in Bar
rard. VI. on a recent Sunday. when
Mira. Mary ". Gale. with her daughter.
granddaughter and great.granddaugh-
ter (four generatsons) all walked In
company TO church.
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!, Bisotry u no. peculiar to re!iSioa. Ram,