davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

bar iunsst. Disle Sanae .unoe snonu
gisrs 3isneite uto foriiis1ige anltonins
ger. 2untsn mto yorbunott bar 10 hels
Ter life at adgre mto psugs, man at uc'
brtoe COB Duff O9 fr.mtlits COB Sang |
bore Wenieb.oer.
8erpaa foretcgss @dtg AZ Bsitprtlis:
Iii 5ormonb ginpdIgtss paftor g. g.
9bortpttn. 9iesformanb QnS. qnpsrisn,
Sstrttar, proi. 8. 9~sfsnsgaaro, 9as,
Iersr, prof. 9. @ldsse, MuTtotr.ttst
SuIius Sopperiiab.
SiI WuFt,omite b1tates proi. o.
9losss. SuliuS 9opperftao oa pdItor g.
.. 3bortpeen.
Def norolige Diseonitrs Sdn9srfcrs
bunb uniFqts aitrnsm fn SstretGr, W.
Stoemo. ON SptaqsIis | bet n. I, Gam
9eriorbuno. 6orilcg ON bets SptageIie
blep eritsmmig dntaett. StdnIsp %
Gbippstpd sails Wenigbsostor anisgtt
ON Sptoaelie | bet n. I. San9crforbuno
os blep snIttmmig optleet.
Rupportsr fra fslgtubs Somiteer mob
toqes:
aomitser for 5ormaroens Suobsrsts
ming bar bsrpso ben gsre at rdpporiere;
1. Surgsrforbunott ubtaler fin 8Iros
cper 5orbunoets 5remeang / %icunons
aar.
2. 5orbunbst opmuutrtr fine Meos
lemmsr til ~fortiat Birtiombeo for Den
able Gags Bremme.
3. 5~orbunoet beniiiIsr til Gorene at
ubpirte SnbbpOtiis til nGite Sngsrs
fsone oa inbisnbs famine til 9eitpreIicn
iaa inort Iom muligt.
4. 3orbuuost mootagcr proi. Rstmes
TABS Rsiignutiou .og Str,peiierre ans
s1dcnbe ocrne Sag usOIaeses 5orbnns
pets 9riip.
Sor SstsrtGrsrs Rapport:
Somiteen for SetresGrens Snobersts
ming bar herpeo ben 9Gre Of rapportere:
/. 5or6unbst ubtaler I'm 8IGoe oOer,
at iaa mango aor bar feet Tie iitano til
at nsbs peo bette Stebns % opmuntrsr
iii al / 6remtiben sno mere dIminoelis
TeltaoelTe.
2. Sorsne opforbrss til fteo'e at baue
fol- gie 6orbunoets Opauue nsmlig at
Irsmelfe COB luthsrit 8irtemuiit og oers
for palse iuubdn WuTt. fom ct | fulo
GamfIdnQ msb bore SaImsmelooier.
5or 9ds'srsrers Rapaport:
Derss 8omite, til bpsm par benoiIt
aasfersrsns Rapport, fan berpsD raps
portere. at Ri bar gisrnemIset famine oq
mbsiuler, at be / Rupporten omtatts
Nuiitbsiter bliosr ubgipst | Dorm al en-
Bog oa isnot til 5~orbunosts Wsolsmmtr
for, bpuO BEN ~ioitsr; men at ben iGlg,s
iii uosuforitaaenbe for FABIAN pris, ION
Wuii o,rettionen matte beitemne.
3m melt peIpttsb, Sonitrt bolotss ON
aftsnen ben 16bs.
Den 17oe reiite Sungerns % mango
andre uo til Cafe Salis. 9aabe Ssrns
bonsr % Strsslcurs gil bib. iua mar ietO
lunos bGlae, bpao man oiloe retie meb.
pdu 9atsn sit en- 9umpbuao, iau
Sdrqsrns og'au III ben Gornsislis al
rsiis tilpanos. 9agm tilbrdgtss pad en-
bpggslia Wdaos meO oalsr, Gang og
Mufit afOetslenbs. On Qftmen bIso
ale Sangsrne inobuot at msbs bos 5Ots
mdro Sspme, bpor Qfiteosieit bolotes.
Den fore 5oriamling oplsiiss Oeo
Wibnui, og ale git oa bjsm mso ben d.
lslis. at bette Gtspns bar ristig en- Cue
csis." Den uorits gsfollnirg | Gdu
Claire piftf Iig M iom dltib mrsst giGits
fri og 'orsiommsnoe. og bette oil ogiaa
bioraae til, at SangsrftspHst Dil lomms
til at Itaa / ms Grinbring / be glade
SanasriiGles 6ierter.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06
mrs. Mtuslotp's e,otbIne esrMp

WrS. Wtt1St1W'S 0"otp'u0 Sprtp
or At sammtp. sest prppsi Vtbesi. lem l epr SO
slar bar p1Ttt bulst Of Or ,ntoHer DRsert ter etus
Sutcss. Gtt bsrolisp Barnet, bleesisr enmutrns,
jormiueitss Sei0nselitn, tnimer SHttitn, ttierspu
Btuetptit, bar On mtatt btbaeetia Smae ga CT bet
bthns l2ioesl rtee Tiarhnt. S1las ~ Gruadtiitr
spsrali / 9nssu. pyiisn CT e5 6snts 5iatfsn.
quit Of tetlauas prs. @iasiows Sootbtne
znrap "a tag instn ane,n Sless. ea peeett ptI
6nes ben at p0rs esu beeitt Setettin ! GautVsrtaeen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Man ri COB aoling os | S9roelesbeo
fin Mois / Dprtb So. iaar. @siret er
tisl'st msb Rattefroft. aor.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Turnsitsr Qnbsrs 8arlion p.it 70,
9sniett Hal bare itral al fs. Oct sr no.
5etgerns al ct Stag ban fit unosr qrbeis
BET msS en- gorsmaItine en- lib tiIbage.
Or. Risiorb bar BAN paa iGI Spssliits.
og lea baabsr, Wr. aarlion inart piI
bare fig islp isi,n.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

grlanb Sobnfor, Rorolanos bpgtis.,
pppul9re aiebmano og y. d., bar life
iua bsloig at faa ben nDs 8anm inb til
gpsn I'm; men ban fortfetter 5orrstnins
gen. Tom pm inean ling bar. 8anits
ban mso Siosn fip.tsr inO til en- af be
me gpsr; men bet tommer ia nu an paa.
SIR. SobnIn FOB aloris rdabIss.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

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8oIo,
.rans
oennd.
gra7.
Ct IN
:triSsn
Ella.
.oQtfts.
meQ.m
tn
&ien
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m On.
.misiiu:
ileoss
.lnogiot
lem Der
'orencS.
fGIeer:
IT'D ia!
SOM
be ! ben
! Silott
9srira
.lgbtt az
re iGIg.
QFb ii
Slettsr
BIT
gene til
toRrs
0itcre
it's &iI
e fFloo8
Ia lonos
Zig R,t
lpuni %
Sdrdmus
te 9tIos;
Open a
/ gatia
unit lol
,efte Qsb
atutu 0,
, Sch I'll
2iuis I'll
turisbity
I fslos til
at felpt
at AZ :.
tilOsIs
bari
'et SnOr3
StoQlln
Mig.
7harn
aattc inS'
a GinN.
Sap
II engsliIs
merituHh
pau
par ttlrt
6laaoe At
.pnosr at
alpften Ct
% &apisj
pppe bost
slise Sell
for ipas.
It
ameri.a
ss itdoigt
. bar one!
80
) Seilsns;
no pan I'm
balp Eim'
y. @eo 3
BEN Smut
af, p8 iad
IAN. M,r
nmerne sr
at brin9'
lanaspunt
/ af s 81
9pnturrsr
,anTts isun
neo SpGr
. arafter
Of, "a rem
for Seisr
9.coruh far
oiot Rp Jon
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Silidmmen ...... S164.81.
Snbtag.srne / bet famine 9ibsrum bar
pqrst $3.50, nsmlig 90 G.nts for iolsts
6uitbsftsr os Rnisr 1920.
Der ,r i~adlsots MI | Sasf.n en- Balance
paa $230.43. 5orbunoet bar nu 66
MuFtplaber, barb ia. $50. 0ssuben
bar ies az iorriss aars Sdnshsitsr ION
ogiaa at bette aars tiliammen ca. 1000
pad Saanbsn, hDis 1rntn:ug toiter $12.
Disis !5sitsrs gnroi tinissmeo plaoers
nts. last til ben tontanie aasiebeholos
ming. ubsisr en- ei.nsom paa omtreni
$500.
Seq er tilbsislist til at tro. at bet mus
ligeus pilbs barre beloist M at orons be
qlab.r, ri bar, | fo~rtlsbenOs Siosr os
Rumrt. CO iaa lasss nOs!s til, iao at ri
ri. so slsr SO ialt Os iaa ubsipe bsnns
Wuit | 5orm al en- Bog os ialss ben i'll
Jorbunbsts W.oI.mmsr for, bpoo ben tos
fer Sorsunbet. bpiItet oilbs blips en- pa.
autel. ba Ri bar bet meite az plao.rus.
pdu b,nns Waaoe tunee ri ioa en- bsore
llbiiet opsr. bpdo 5orbunost bar iunsst.
Os tiIiss bsOars for aorsns ben, iom pi
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Observation-Disclosures fra NORTH
og Winnsbaso bar meo torters % lGas
eers Melemrum iiboet bsrborte / 6oreft
Gitp / llsspis os TENT oosr RspreIsns
tanttanoiodter Semmsrns sr belle 81.
ben S mob s. 6pis bet er ianot, bpao
"RspublitGneren"s Rsoattsr bar fast, at
Stremmen babe Slertalsts 9tloilis for
fs / Wirrebago, turbe bet bore tlpgt al
Bolititerns / 8ortb 60. igisn at title
bam op iom Sdnoioat; men Dem ON bet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-25
A Scotsman Who Ruled Russia.

Although not generally known, it is
a matter of history that an alien. a
Scotsman. once held the reins of gov
ernmcnt in Russia, and TO him that
country owes her civilization, govern
ment and present position among the
nations. Patrick Gordon was born in
Auchleuchries, Aberdeenshire, March
81, 1885. His father was of the Haddo
branch of the Gordons, and his mother
was an Ogilvie. He went to seek his
fortune in Russia and became a soldier
of great bravery in the Russian army
in the time of Alexis / and had now
attained the rank of colonel. BY his
bravery and success he gained the love
of the army and the esteem of the whole
nation and had under his control IL, 600
newly formed soldiery. who were I'M
der foreign officers in the town of Mos
COW. Gordon himself had the cars
command not TO leave the capital, but
his authority extended over all provinces
except those in which the southern army
were engaged under General Shein, vet
the latter had express orders from the
car not to undertake anything of mo-
ment with General Gordon's advice
Scottish American.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-25
Paper Bags For Travellers.

Comfort in travelling is an important
consideration, and the newest idea for
journey is one worth regarding Dodg-
ing railroad cinders and dust is some
thing not TO be thought of. When a
thoroughly clean railroad trip is posi-
bic. the millennium will have arrived,
and this period is still, according to all
beliefs, a long distance off. But, owing
to a simple thought of a practical man,
the traveller can now protect his or her
hat, which was out of the question be-
fore.
A humble paper bag. obtained from
the nearest grocer, is the god of the ma
chine. This is folded compactly and
slowed away in the pocket Gin the hand
bag or purse if the traveller is woman
and is pocketless). Before the cars start
the bag is opened, the hat placed there
in, the bag pinned across its mouth and
the whole laid in the rack. Thereafter,
until the destination is all but reached,
the traveller need have no thought of
his headgear, for no dust or cinders can
reach it. 1t will be found in the best of
condition upon opening. So simple is
this device that it is a wonder it was
never thought of before.-New York
Herald
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-25

ling for seven wears at Orange, Iowa,
and has been very successful in his
| professional work.
| The most handsome ladies' wheel
in the market is the sky high Cres-
cent Just the thing for a gradua-
ton present Examine them at David
Don's.
Why pay g. so for shoes when you
can get a Rock Island hand made la
dies shoe, in vesting or kid top, black
or tan, for 81, at Hurst's. he cuts the
price.
S. S. Hull, room 81, Mitchell &
Lynde building. has life and fire in
surance, also special bargains in real
estate located in Rock Island and
Moline. Call.
Those heavy soled ladies' oxfsrds.
10 tans and blacks, can be had at
Adams. No other place; why? Be-
cause we are always the first in the
latest styles.
Another shipment of sky high
! Crescent BICYCLES arrived at David
Don's today. Eleven sold yesterday.
Price and quality guaranteed. Ex-
anime them.
Remember the Rock Island hand
made SHOES are always easy on the
feet from the first time you wear
| them. From S1.S5 to 81. so. At
Hurst's, he cuts the price.
Special inducement to graduates.
NJ L. Free will make first-class cab
met photographs At $50 dozen. A
choice of two different proofs to each
graduate. 1907 Second avenue.
ShafTer. Bleuer & Schlemmer's di-
rectory viii 20 to the press next Mon
day. Any changes of residence or
business should be reported at room
80, Mitchell & Lynde block, at once.
Have you valuables, and would you
like to borrow money on them? You'll
! find we're no cheap men, but have our
thousands at Your disposal. Johnny
Jones, 1923 Second avenue. Phone
1862.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Brinkerhoff desire
to express their thanks to the many
sympathizing friends for the kindness
| bestowed during the illness and burial
of their daughter, Belle, and for the
many handsome floral tributes.
To parties having money to invest
800, $50, 5000, $3.50, $500 to $500
and up-can place same in an invest
ment absolutely secured and paying Z
per cent Apply to f. j. Burns, room
II, Mitchell & Lynde building.
The Endeavor society of Memorial
Christian church gives strawberry
and ice cream social in the church
parlors at s p. m. Friday. A
fine program has also been arranged,
consisting of music, songs and recita-
lions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-25
Both Eve. to Rn.ines..

He was typical street gamin, with
a backing kit slung over his shoulder,
and as ne walked boldly into the store
of a Wabash avenue optician his head
scarcely reached the top of the counter
Say. he asked of an elderly gen.
tleman at the desk, ''are youse de guy
wot runs dis joint:''
II am the proprietor" was the re-
ply. what can do for you, my boy:"
Den I've got one o. dem resserpros-
ity propersitions ter shy at youse, J" said
the urchin. "Gimme one o. yer chairs
an let me open up a shoe shinery in
front o. yer winder, see:''
mot exactly" replied the optician-
81 fail to see what benefit / would de-
rive from such an arrangement.
well, it's like dis, !" answered the
youthful schemer, yer see. puts SIGH
a dazzlin shine ON me customers kicks
dat it ruins dere eyes. an dey'll hat ter
come in and buy specks o. youse.
Saveyg'-Chicago News
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-25
The Weather We May Have.

Showers and possibly thunder storms
tonight and Friday
Todsy's temperature 20.
]. n SHERIKR, Observer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23

There was no time TO reach the town
again before daybreak; so. running ~
the east coast to point where the
island was less than four miles across,
/ dashed the steering paddle in such
way that it would carry the proa
straight out to sea, and set 1t adrift.
valley which lay along the easter
~ base OF Tiniquio opened out in the
neighborhood of Agana, and by six
o'clock / pushed through a banana
patch directly in the rear of the gober-
nador's house. AS it happened, there
was no one in the patio, and, mounting
to my room unooserved, / came down
again directly with a couple OF towels.
Having had no sleep, and considerable
hard work, felt just rocky enough for
a good swim; il also seemed an excel
lent excuse for early rising in case any
one should have noticed my move
ments.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23

No man is better Lnown and liked II
that rich tier Of Illinois counties, Of which
Peoria is the centre, Tran genial Chester 5.
Harrington, Of Prinoevilie, Ill.
MIR. Harrington is a veteran OF the late
war. Like many another brave soldier, he
suffered not only dung that service, but
for years afterwards t.Srn diseases cor
tracted then.
FOR years his health VAS shattered; his
sufferings increased. lie was unable to
gain relief, but now he tells story which
is Of profit to many:
81 served three years ia the t24th Lli-
nois, en1isting at Kewaaee, H." said he.
II was in LIBBY Prison and suffered Ike
many another Northern soldier.
he strain Of army life did ITS work IN
undermining my health, although the COL
lapse did not come for something after.
For fifteen years suffered from general
debility and nervousness 81 badly that |
could not sleep. Indigestion resulted and
my misery increased.
MY eyes began to fail, and as my body
lost vitality my mind seemed 10 give way.
l could scarcely remember events that hap
pened but few weeks before.
For two years was united for bus.-
ness. was just able to creep around dur
ing part Of this time, and there were many
times when could not get cp. ~
My brother is a doctor, bot all his
efforts to help me failed to give an relief.
:" | tried a number az remedies without
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The fact, however that he intended
making a systematic search for the
shoal complicated matters good deal.
He was likely to overhaul me sooner
or later and find that ! was actually re-
moving the treasure. He might have
spies all over the island for all l
knew, and some day my visits to Port
Tarofofo might be reported TO him.
Then, again, il ] succeeded in getting
all the money as far as my rocky tis-
sure. II was sure to be spirited away
by Sebastiano or the natives if they
were successful in tracking me; and,
cudgel my wits as | might, there
seemed no way in which could secrete
il until the steamer returned without
exciting spicion--Suspicion which
might cause il to disappear at any mo-
ment. II seemed imperative that
should consult HalStead before get
ting any more of the stuff above wa
ter; yet in case there were no passen-
gers for Guaian. as we had talked,
there wasn't a chance Of seeing him
lot ltdffA iBuI iH0nltlS anu iittt was
some doubt of his returning even then.
There was a possibility Of my reach
ing zap IN the proa before he left that
island but it was pretty formidable
undertaking. After spending eonsid-
cradle thought over the situation,
however. il seemed unsafe 10 attempt
any other move. and | determined TO
risk it.
There was practically little danger
that Sebastiano would succeed in ac-
complishing anything; not being a nav
igator, his Investigations were pure
guesswork and dead reckoning from
Guajan. Even il he did locate the reef.
I was positive that he had no diving
apparatus and he couldn't do much
without--that ! knew from my own
experience. The principal thing that
worried me was the chance of his rum
ming across my equipment in the fis-
sure. and taking il with me was out of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23

avail. Finally, havi.g read articles re-
garding cures tina. bad been effected By
Or. Williams Piai. is for Pale People, |
decided - Try t.lea,. hat was II 1896.
I boesh at COX and took the pills accord
ing = instructions.
"Foar days Later had the hapr;eet
hours had kaowa fo- years. hat night
We 4 = sleep easily e r: sept souadiI a.
. cid All avvo,:c fc{-e-.,c3.
"Atcr I had taken f5..s boxes q ~
pills, iou Il thai wes cured aa6 had a.
iac--ased Z I Poands =. weight.
IT'S rreaay surprised my friends, who
thou2... r i case was hopeless one. ! be-
gan M wort, again and have continued
ever since n c1cc.'cEt kealih.
"Anosher velaab.c gain to me was, that
while wa tai1;ng these pills had been
cured Ct the smoking habit, which had
formed when was boy and had ciung
to me all these years. The craving for
tobacco left me ard have never expe-
rienced It since.
81 cannot say e-oegh for these pills AID
have reeon7me 1de1 them to many"
To vcrifv this statement MIR. Harrington
made IF; iavit to its truthfu1ness before
Lincoln N. Coy, Fjotarv Public.
DR.. Williams PM. Pills tor Pale People
strike at the root q disease by acting d.
recly Upon the iTnptre blood. Their
power IS marvellous and many wonderful
cures have been marie. Druggists consider
them a potent rernedr. a-lI ~ self them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23

rested upon some trumped-up charge
as soon as the steamer reached port,
and have all her cargo stored ashore
pending my examination. So, even if
they failed to hold me, there would be
time and opportunity for him to spirit
away anything he wanted"
'The devil! Well, any way you look
at it, Dick, we've got to remove that
stuff inside of 30 days. If it can't be
done one way it must another. There's
money on that reef to buy a fleet of
steamers, or to settle any Indebtedness
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23
CHAPTER XII.

Sebastiano looked like wreck when
he appeared that morning. He ac-
counted for this upon the ground Of
illness TO which he was occasionally
subject. and said that he would be
obliged to rest for several days-that
he had been working too hard upon
his book But in some mysterious
way the story of his night experience
leaked out. The disappearance OF
Miguefs proa started the inquiries;
then another islander. who had him
self received a bad scare, testified to
having been wakened by a blood-curd-
ling scream in time TO see Padre Sc
bastiano running before Miguel's
ghost, which subsequently embarkedin
his own boat and put 70 sea. This
yarn was ridiculed by Bartolomeo
until he investigated his fgure-cham-
Der and found the gruesome company
one apparition short; then he told Sc
bastinno about it and partook of his
uncomfortable feelings. Their com
mon sense told them that a wax fig
ure couldn't transport itself without
help; malicious human help; but their
conviction that every door had been
locked, and Sebastiano's positive as
sertion that the thing had certainly
chased him of its own accord and ID
solutely without assistance or visible
mechanism, simply couldn't be ex-
planned away. At first the churchmen
were at a loss whether to feel com
plimented or alarmed by the various
and peculiar manifestations with
which they had been favored; but the
more they failed to account for them
en- natural or scientific grounds the
more they became impressed with a
sense of unworthiness. AS for Miguel
the native who had been at such ex-
pense to import a suitable efiigy OF
himself he thought his time had come.
But after rejecting upon his ghosts
departure from the island, which
could be interpreted in no other light
than as a solemn warning, he moved
his entire family to Saipan, where, hav.
ing no barangay 10 live upon, they
were occasionally forced to work.
Judging that it would now be safe TO
leave Guajan for few days. told Dor
otea of my intention. At first the at
tNbiHt ~ ltdNn dp III OIIGlh DOdA
seemed little short of madness to her,
but after explaining that | was able to
find my position from the sun. as she
had seen officers do aboard ship. she re-
luctantly admitted that it might be
done. We were beginning TO under
stand each other pretty well by this
time. Making me look straight into
her beautiful eyes. she let me see why
the thought of my possible danger tor
mented her.
Miguel's ghost had sailed away on
Tuesday morning, the 18th. and, ac-
cording to our previous calculations,
Halstead would arrive in Tomil bay
about daybreall of the following Sun
day. Figuring that, before the wind.
my proa would cover the 452 miles
between Guajan and zap in % hours
at the outside, and not wishing to hang
about Tomil among strangers who
might ask dangerous questions con-
corning my strange appearance, post
poned the start until Saturday morn
ing. There was, of course, an element
of risk in this-a possibility that /
might fail to reach the island on time;
but l had a good deal of confidence
both in my ability as a navigator and
in the proa itself.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23

Pe-ru-na has cured thousands of OBJ
stinate cases of catarrh, and is perhaps
the only efficient remedy in existence
for catarrhal diseases; but there are
countless multitudes of people who are
still struggling with catarrh and need
help. To such as these the unqualified
recommendation of Pe-ru-na by Ex-
Secretary Ohley is directed. Pe-ru-na
is scientific and purely vegetable. All
druggists sell it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23
Mania. he couldn't 40 mucn-

Manila. he couldn't 90 ncucn-
That's where you're very much mis-
taken. I'm more afraid of what he
could do in Manila than here in the
islands"
why 500"
because our fat friend Padre Sebas-
tiano happens to be the bishop of
Mindanao. The cura let that out the
other night when he had taken too
much rum and water. 1t would be an
easy matter for him to have me ar
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A Su7ffferfrG
Soldier.

THIS vetc,nn f0ltght Ioy his c1l1sy; sll,rcd -
tozd hayds611s, and returned ~ 4e9lil 49, 4.
1flszy a Ma5c sol69lcy has tie same hist0r 7,-aay
this oue reioccs neo f0und sfye'gg: and tells ms
experience 10 bclcft ohicys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23
The most

The most
terrible cap
tivity a WON
an can ex-
perience is
TO feel her
self com
pletely inca
pacitated for
all wouauly
duties,
bound hand
and foot, as
il were, by
some nerve
racking, life
draining dis
ease OF weak
ness In
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[ro BE CONTINUED.

WnW iii For Country and Town.
UHV IU Spaulding o. Co. Spauld
ing. Ill. 42nd year. SALARY
OR COMMISSION AND EXPENSES TO
RIGHT MAN. New 1899 line of prize variet-
les of Apples. Cherry. Pear. etc. Exclusive
ly Spaulding n o. Cos. Medical sorts: Now
is the time for Spring business. 53w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-02-23
Little
Pinples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer often results from an inn
purity in the blood, inherited from
generations back. Few people are en-
tirely free from some faint in the blood
and it is impossible TO tell when it will
break out in the form of dreaded Can
GER. What has appeared to be a mere
pimple or scratch has developed into
the most malignant Cancer.
II had q severe Cancer which was at first
only a few bofches, thar I thought would
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Public Statement From
A Public Man
Hon. w. III. OhIey, Ex-Secretary of State of
West Virginia, writes an open letter.
CHAR1EsroS. w. Va. Mar. 9.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Mar. 9, 1898.
To zOjs0ns ii may concern:
"Imost heartily recommend pe-xu-..s
as of great benefit in cases of catarrh-
1t is especially beneficial wherever the
mucous membranes are affected. As q
tonic it certainly has no superior"
w. II. OHLEY, Ex-Secretary of State.