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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31
CANALS HERMAN0S & Ca.
y. en- G.
is AtOcIla is Ponce.

ofrecemOs al pdblico de Ponce Y al
de la isla un gran surtido de calzad0
americana Y espan0l de t0das elases.
que vendemos a precios m6dic0s
Tambi6n Ofrecemos msteriales De
todas classes para zapaterias y pelele
rias, asi como IN yariado surtid0 DC
driles de tOd0s preci0s.
Tant0 los materiales como el e8Is
zado y driles que dejam0s anuneiade.
son acabados de reeibir de exec
lente calidad
ode Qetpbrs le 1899 l3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31
7 TRoPlCAL HOUSE
Casa de Hospedgie y restaurant

Casa de H0SpedUe u restaurant
Propietarios SIIoNlPIETRI Y MEAD.
Servicio a la carta, habitaciones
frescas y con luz electrical,
BanOS de ducha Sc habla ingl6s.
El mas elegante y c6ntricO de todos
los establecimientoS en- Ponce.
Sc admiten abonadOs pOr semana y
por meseS segun cOnvengan, Marina
y Aurora I'm 8 Y. p. S.
0ctubre 81 del 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31
JUAN R0CAF0RT

Agente cOmistoai8ta q representaate de
0ariG8 cdsas de Europa Qjjciaa ca
lie del CdStilia nl5merO 6 Ponce Ie.
I5fOn0 100,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31

h3c9pdteS
Temperature maxima. 1895
Id. minima .... 1926
Id. media. ...... 26.
Preston barom6trica 4
o. en- nm, 760.63
Estado del cielo., Cubierto
Altura de aqua oafda en-
mm.. 8.
Cantidad de aqua eva
porada en- mms.,. a. s
r..o ID nrho. Velo cirroic
~ y Nimbus.
Humedad relativa de
la atm6sfera, ...., 84
Veloeidad del viento
en- metros por segun
90 ....,'.',. '''...,' > Us
Tension del vapor de
aqua oonteuida en- ell
aire en- milfmetros. 22,92
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31

COFOnas GIanebres. Para ell pri.
nero de NOyiembre pr6ximo, las mas
.elegantes y baratas son las acabadas
de recibir en- Los Preci0S FV0S, ca,
lie del COmerciO Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31

se dice que el gobierno Frances trata
de pedir al Portuguese Ell puerto de Mos
cou, situado en- Ia haitian de Canton
China frente a Hong Kong.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31

Nuestro querido colega Ey Tewitorto
ha dido decir que por disposition del
Secretario de la Guerra Sc emplearan
en- las obras pdblicas de esta isla 200
mil dollars, sobrantes del presupuesto
federal, eomenzando inyertirse dicha
suma en- ell pr6ximo mes de JUNO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31

n Don Tomis Carri6n ha sido trasla
dado desde el presidio provincial a la
oarcol de la Capital, donde permanece
4 disposition de la Corte Federal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31

Hoy las cuatro tendra efecto Ell en-
tierro de don Guillermo Cort6s, al que
asistlran los masones con sus insignias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31

Ademas de las inscripciones que yerif
can los sub oomit6s de los barrios, Sc han
alberto dos libros de inscription del Par
lido Federal en- esta Ciudad uno en- la
Secretsria del Comit6, Gale de la Con
cordia, esquina Luna = otro en- la re.
daCcion de La DEMooRAcIA, a donde
pueden aoudir a inscribirse los afliados
al Partido Federal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31
.ao, ell primer teniente don Ernesto L6.

NSA%%~~~(~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31
De La Correspondence.

Ell yspor Ponce, que sali6 de New
York ell dfa 10, lego de arribada for
zoss q Savannah, Georgia, por hab6rsele
roto la h6lioe, sin que ocurrieran des.
gracias personales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-31

Todos aquellos corrcligionatios de-
Barrio % que por olvido no sc les haya
lido a notifcar, tengan la bondad de pa
sar por la calle del Sol ndmero 10, casa
dc don Maximiliauo 0ber.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
AN ANGEL MOTHER

An angel mother has flown to hcayenS
An angel spirit is there SO blest
Gods heavenly blessings are Showared Ger
her
In that beautiful land of peace and rest,
A golden crown, so bright and dazzling;
A wealth Of love. so holy sweet
Our Heavenly Father to that angel mothes
Bestoweth most sacredly at her feet.
Treasured in her, guarded closely,
Is her precious one's most dearest love-
Flown away with It. scared up higher
To that beautiful peaceful home above
Dearest, sainted hands. so calmly folded,
Loving eyes, so sweetly closed,
Only sleeping, awakening tomorrow
TO life so bright and fair.
While Just above you, Just beyond you,
In that misty veil OF blue.
Stands she there, the cherished mother
Guarding. watching over you so true
Amid the flowers, softly blooming,
Long lost loved ones by her side,
With that angel mother never parted
In that beautiful Heavenly home
Are we forever to abide.
April second, a. Z. g.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
PARISH OFFICERS ELECTED.

Sherling, April AT the annual
meeting Of the First Congregational
parish OF this town, held in Freeman
hall, Monday evening, the following Of
fcers were elected: Moderator, Luther
3. Kendall; clerk and treasurer, Edw.
p. Bartlett; parish committee, F. H.
Bates, L. B. Kendall, F. S. Parker,
Mrs. Helen NJ. Fitch, Mrs. Mary A.
Butterick; trustees OF church funds,
H. ". Burpee, J. H. Osgood, E P.
Bartlett; auditor, c. 4. Buttrick; mu-
sic committee, c. E. Phelps, L. W.
Rugg. Mrs. T. Goss; committee on
hospitality, J. E. Rugg. Mary D. Peck,
Nellie N. Reed, Jessie Hadley, Francis
n KiIburD
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under wheels.
Aged Millbury Man
Struck by an Elec-
trio Car.
A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Car Stopped in the Nick of
Time and Mr.. McNamee
Saved From Death.

Millbury, April 4.-Richard McNamee,
an elderly gentleman living on the
Grafton road, was struck by an electric
car this evening just below the Wilkin-
sonville line, but was not seriously in
jured.
Mr.. McNamee was walking by the
side of the track and stepped directly
in front of Motorman CIaffin's car.
which was approaching at slow rate
of speed.
The motorman applied his brakes and
then reversed his power and speedily
brought the car to a standstiIl. Nc
Nance was underneath the car but not
seriously injured. The conductor and
motorman picked him uD and brought
him to the centre and later took him to
his home on the Grafton road.
Late tonight he was resting comfort
ably and it is supposed that his injuries
are not serious.
The Millbury c. Y NJ. L. A. will play
the c. 7. NJ. L. of Worcester in the
town hall Thursday evening. The home
d
Wood, Williams, Windle, Paine and
Crossman, all of the players which
made up the strong local team of 81
and '98, Koran and Connolly will play
with the visitors. The teams played in
Worcester March %, but owing to a
dispute which arose between the
timers there was a question as to who
the game should have gone TO. Tha
game will commence at s o'clock sharp.
A branch of the Ballington Booth
Salvation Army held prayer service in
Blanchard hall this evening. The meet
ing was largely attended.
The c. Y. NJ. L. A. will hold an apron
and tie party in the town hall tomor-
row evening. Steere's orchestra of WOr-
cester will furnish music.
r. F. Crane of West Millbury has re-
turned from a trip to Boston.
A regular convocation Of Tyrian X.
A Chapter was held this evening. The
degrees worked were r. A.
Mrs. Frank Whitney has returned
from a trip to Webster.
The summer cars on the Millbury
division Of the Worcester and Subur-
ban road are being equipped for sum
mer use.
Henry Van Ostrand has the contract
to paint the T, A. Winter house on
North Main street.
Visitors daily inspect the tracks on
MCGOWAN bridge, and all attribute the
cause Of the horror to the trucks and
faulty rails.
Parties We're in town today, looking
over the Atlanta mills on South Nam
street.
Edward F. Roach today filed an APP
plicatyon for a license at the Shanahan
block on West Main street, Braman
vile. MI Roach was given
license two years ago and
his reputation during that year was
above reproach. For this reason, it is
likely that there will be no objection
to granting him a license.
The Millbury basket ball team were
out for practice this evening.
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committee to raise funds to defray ex-
penses for the ensuing year.
The society voted to adopt the usual
plan of paying expenses by weekly col
fections and subscriptions, and also
voted to continue the existing relations
between the pastor, Rev. f. Il Boyn-
ton, and the society.
Miss Carrie f. Bush was chosen to
receive the weekly collections.
The report Of the treasurer showed
balance OF $38.15 in the treasury after
all expenses paid.
A vote Of thanks was extended to the
several organizations which had assist
ed by entertainments in defraying the
expenses Of the past year.
Mrs. Sumner Thompson is critically
i'll.
Edward A. Dixon, superintendent of
schools, is as yet unable to visit them
on account Of a fall on the ice some
weeks ago.
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MANY ATTENDED.
Tributes Of Affection and Esteem Brought
Out by Funeral of p. Dwight King.

Sutton, April 4.-The funeral Of 2.
Dwight King was largely attended yes
terday. There were many floral de-
signs from the grange and friends. Rev.
Mr.. Hall conducted the services. he
spoke OF the deceased as a citizen aud
as a man, and of the dignity with
which he filed every office. The music
was rendered by Miss Emma Putnam,
Mrs. Grace Hutchinson and Dr. Martin.
The bearers were James StOckWell,
Henry Stockwell, Henry B. Billiard
and Champney Hicks.
The grange held a business meeting
last night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
DEATHS.

CTIAsE-In this city, Sd. Esther b., widow
of Homer Chase. Sc yrs. mos Is dayA
COOK--In Hamilton. R. l.. I'd. Henry q.
Cook, II yrs.
Funeral Thursday at 10 o'clock at Hops
cemetery chapel Friends invited.
HURD-In this city, eth. George W., soil
of Joel 3. and Lucy A.. HuTd. IA TRa.
mos, q days.
OLIVHR--In Rutland, eth, Mrs, ClasA II.
Oliver. IS yrs. mos. II days.
Funeral from her late residence Thurs
day, April 6, at / clock .. m. Friends
and relatives invited.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
GRAIN-0 Brings RELIEF

to the coffee drinker. Coffee drinking is a
habit that is universally INDUCED in and
almost as universally injurious. Have
Won tried GRAIN-O2 Ii is almost like
coffee, but the effects are just the OppO-
site Coffee upscts the stomach. ruins the
digestion. effects the heart and disturbs
the whole nervous system. GRAIN-O
tones up the stomach. aids digestion and
Strengthens the nerves. There IS nothing
but nourishment I'm GRAIN-C. 1t can't be
otherwise. l5c and &c. per package.
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brought forth a large share Of applause.
Misses McGowan and Johnson showed
that they possess unusually fine and
strong voices, while Miss Billings, as
Patty" was a decided hit in the set
ting and performed in a maner highly
satisfactory to the audience. The male
members of the company showed good
training. and the whole entertainment
passed without the evidence of
hitch"
Clarence H. Elliot, chairman Of the
board of selectmen Is to confer with
the leader of the South Grafton anti
multiple license delegation and agree on
the time when the remOnstrants will be
given a hearing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
IN MEMoRIAM.

The following original beautiful poem
was written to thememory of the late Mrs
Mary r. Edmands of Leicester, who passed
away a year ago in April 1888. She was
one OF great beauty of character and of
high and exalted thoughts and was tina
eldest daughter Of the late John Henshaw
Of Cambridge, one of Boston's prominent
merchants Of former days;
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
NEW PARISH OFFICERS.
New sraintres Congrsgationalits Prepare
for the Coming Year.

New Braintree. April 4.-The Congre-
gational parish held its annual meeting
yesterday and elected the following Off
GERS: Dea. Horatio Moore, moderator;
George X. Tufts. clerk; Horatio Moore,
Herbert L. Pollard, Jonas 7. Shedd
parish committee; D. c. WethereII,
Sumner Thompson, Edwin L. Havens
asse ssOrs: C. A. Gleason. treasurer; Z.
/. Ravens. collector; George X Tufts
Herbert /. Pollard. Edwin L. Ravens.
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TO LET HIM WITHDRAW
Grafton Selectmen VIII So
Act on lie Claire's
Petition.

-
Grafton, April AT the IhesIiAS u
the board of selectmen last evening d
t ~ NOS given delegation COM
Hee'i MS "~7 -. e,.,,i+i,
posed OF Joseph LIE CldIe' 'es9e 0i'i''i''
Luther K. Leland, Clarence ii. Cfochef
,rd Charles A. Severance of North
10 ,,,,,oorad bafore the
. Grafton WIZ @pP~'-A - -.
board for the purpose OF PLACING ul'-
da, its consideration the amount Of
-. aora IN tba nronertv of Jo-
"aii'"9O - 49,. o,,o,,,.ir,o, Of +ho
seph lie Clare ny Ile C4i''1i . '44s
grade of Grafton ana shrewsbury
Street at a point just south of the LIE
Claire bridge at North Grafton, whi2n
change in grade was made necessary
by the building of the GRAFTON extern
sion of the Consolidated Electric R4lI-
road
II. w Cobb Of mayer q CooD, pre-
then called upon the five above named
parties to verify his statements: Ih2
testimony given varied but slightly
and was to the effect that previous 10
the building of the electric road, thsfe
was a space of about fifteen rect De
tween the front Of LIE Claire mousse
and the edge of the street, WiAIe al
present there is a space of only Iour
solidated and the entrance of the house
in question.
The damage thus done by the taking
of land and the building of an electric
road so near the dwelling was esIHlld-
ted by the delegation to be $500. n"
property consists OF tW we o I'M
ans and is is assessed at $1,000. Its location
is sucb that to remove the building to a
desirable distance from the car tracks
would cost all that the place is worth
while al present it is a very dangerous
s1d undesirable property.
The question arose as to the amount
If land taken, and this developed the
Gsct tbat the exact line of the street
is not known nor stated in the decd
n tbe property. The matter was aiken
In hand for investigation by the ooaId
ia decision reserved until a later
Taaating
u, Conversation with Spy
nan TODAY. Cralence II. Elliot,
chairman Of the board, said that
tbare was little to consider in the mat
ter so far as the board is concerned,
80 in ali probability Mr.. lie Clair will
he given permission to withdraw his
claim for damage. as II Is lIs - ,-'- -
,, 80 ,ronertv if any damage has been
done.
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"A Card
We. the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on 70 cent bottle OF
fi-eene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar II Il
fails to cure your cold or cough. We also
warrant o cent bottle 20 prove salts
factory or no pay.
Albert VI. Andrews.
o. Carroll & Co.
Frank c. Rourke e. Co.
r H. Fales. Holden.
Albert F. Booth. Leicester.
ID. Il. Gregory e. Co. Princeton
Ii. ]. Ward East Brookheld.
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ban who has been sick for some time. N
able 20 be outdoors once more.
The biz havstack on WinslOw avenue
has been converted into baled hay, and
onIv a few piles Of spoiled hay remain II
was easily tho biggest ever eaHt IN IOWA
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
RESTORED WAGES.
whltlnsyiIIe Cotton Mills Make an In
crease of Ten Per Cent.

Whitinsville, April 4.-The Whit
insville cotton mill, Linwood COT
ton mill and the Paul Whiting
Company of Rockdale, manufacturers
Of high grade cotton goods, restored 10
their employees the old schedule OIL
prices for labor which were in force
previous to January, 1893, at which
time a general cut was made in wages
affecting every workman in the com
pany's employ, and though based some
what upon the amount the workmen
was receiving, would average about 10
per cent. The restoration gives general
satisfaction.
The last meeting of the Epworth
Reading Circle for this season was ht.o
last evening at the residence or MI
and Mrs David Smith Of Hill street.
The meeting was opened by prayer py
Rev. William +. Lawford, pastor 81
the NJ. Z. Church, after which the e!ec-
ton of the officers took place. MISS
clara Sykes was chosen secretary. j.
A. Milligan was present with his
gramaphone, and very enjoyable eve
ming was spent by all those present.
Refreshments were served.
The NOrthbridge board Of selectrlen
organized this morning at 10 o'clock IN
selectmen's room, Memorial building,
Jerome V. Prentice, was chosen chair
man.
William Rollins Of Main street re-
ceived his artificial hands from New
York today.
John T. Wild and John Farrand have
returned from Henderson, Ky, where
they have been working in the inter-
est of the Within Machine Works.
Mrs. ID. J. p. McCaffertV and daugh
ter katherine OF Worces, ~ are guests
of friends on Willow street.
Rev. r. e. Smith of Spencer has
been engaged by Rouse r. Clark Post
167. G. A. R.. to deliver the address
Memorial day.
George Taylor has returned from
Boston, where he has been visiting old
acquaintance.
John Hoolihan has concluded ms
services with the estate of the late
Henry Woodmancy of Church street.
a new hard pine floor was laid in
the post office Lass night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
RUTLAND.
Rutland

Rutland April 4-Thc first
meeting Of the Rural Gene
terry Association, recently incorporated,
took place at the town hall yesterday.
The following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: Clerk, Lew II.
Stearns; treasurer, Stephen w. Fay;
trustees, William G. Temple, Miles
Holden, Stephen W. Fay, William IL.
Maynard and Daniel Demond. The
trustees met and chose William c..
Temple president.
Mrs. Clara II. Oliver died at her res
idence on Pound hill early this morn
ing. Mrs Oliver formerly resided in
Worcester, but has lived here for the
last three years. She leaves one son,
Clarence. with whom she lived. The
funeral will take place Thursday at l
D. m.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
WANT THE ELETRICs.
Quinapoxet People Think the Proposed
Line Should Take Them On.

Quinapoxet, April 4.-People Of Quin-
spoxet are greatly i'll favor Of running
an electric road from Worcester
through Holden and Jefferson to
Princeton, but they think that they
should run a track from Holden to
Quinapoxet and then to Jefferson.
Some of the business men told The Spy
man that they thought it would pay
exceedingly well through the summer,
and although not so much in the win
ter, still they did not think that it
would be a failure.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
WEAVERS STILL OUT

The 200 weaVers Of mill of the
Parkhill Mfg. Co. are still out on strike,
and every indication points to the fact
that they are determined to see the
matter through until they get what
they consider to be their just dues
There is no trouble made by the men,
but they keep away from the mills and
their looms altogether 1t is not I'M
likely that the strikers will have a
conference later on with the mill peo-
pie, at least this has been their method
in the past.
At the spring meeting of the Fitch
burg Congregational Club, which Is to
be held in this city in the c. c. church,
April 10, Rev. DR.. A. H. Lewis of Wor-
cester will deliver an address on THE
institutional church"
The Y. NJ. c. A. basket ball team
went to Fall River this afternoon,
where they will play the last game of
the season with the Fail River team.
On Thursday evening in Music hall,
the West Fitchburg team will play a
match game with the Williams College
team. This will probably be the last
game of the season.
Warren ]. Corey, who was taken
from a burning house in an uncon-
scious condition, Saturday night, as a
result from inhaling smoke and flames,
died at the Burbank hospital last
night. where he was taken at the time
of the fire The cause of death is Civ
en- as pneumonia, and it is not unlikely
that the disease was the cause of eX-
posure at the time Of the fire. The de-
ceased was a well known jobber Of the
city, having been resident since 1919.
Three sisters, Mrs. Peck Of Winchen-
don and Mrs D. F. Holman and Mrs.
A. c. Harris Of this city, and one
brother, c. A. Corey.
An 1S-year-old burglar was discov-
cred in D. C. O'Connor's drug store
about midnight last night by an officer
and captured after a short struggle, be-
fore he had purloined anything. En-
trance was gained by breaking through
a rear door and breaking another door
with a chisel
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
MARRIAGES.

sTJPTRNOR-DEVION this city, 1st, BIZ
Rev. A. @. Todd. Victor V. Superior and
Emily DEVON, all of Worcester.
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WILL MAKE NO CHARGE.

Philadelphia. April 4, - The
Pbiladelphia clearing house assocla-
ton has practically decloea 20
make no charge for collecting chechs
on out of town banks.
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The Quinapoxet wheeImen held a
meeting last night, and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Nicholas b.
O'Day; vice president, Thomas Carey;
secretary, John E Brown; treasurer
Cyrus P. Benson; committee on racing,
John Hallihan, Dennis Gleason and
Patrick James Cummings, Jr. The first
run will be Sunday. April Is, to SJerl-
ing.
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The public schools will begin next
Monday in the old buildings. The new
schools. which are located in the new
public library, are about completed, but
as the rest of the building is not FIN
ished and will not be for a month, il
was thought best not TO begin school
in the new building.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
GENERALLY SATISFIED.
Brookfield Officers Are Well Thought OF
Engine Plans.

Broolzfeld, April 4.-Never before
have the majority of the people been
so well satisfied with the election of
town officers.
Several articles in the town warrant
were obliged to be passed over.
The following board of engineesr are
to meet the agent of the La France
Steam Engine company e. F. Delaney,
II. E. Howe a. II. Bellows, c. A. Rice,
W. r. Upham, G. r. Chaplin, A. r. But
terworth and Z. 3. Pheteplace.
It is thought that the La France
fire engine viii be bought, as the one at
the East Village was purchased from
that company. It will take about three
months to construct it after the order
has been sent in.
About 80 firemen that manned the
brakes of the old engine will be dis
charged from the department.
Mr.. Delana, former superintendent OF
the Sunday school at Grace church Of
Worcester, viii supply the pulpit at the
Methodist of this place.
Miss Catherine Walsh will take a po-
sition at D. II. Brigham's, Springfield
in the cloak department.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
FIgnl!J-One HeInOpph0geS!

blood That's
Cornelius McCawley Lechburg Armstrong
Co Penn He coinu My doctor did all he could for but
the
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Medical Dscov
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describing m
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Miss Catherine Walsh will take a pO-
sitiOn at D. II. Brigham's, Springfield
in the cloak department.