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Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31

and soy it is the best thing for throat ana lung troubles they ever saw. MT S Il. - oul- yer, one of our prominent to3wnsmeh, saEs 4; Acker's English Remedy is the only meui- c,ne that helped his chronic cough of many years standing. At first it gave relief; and ana! now. after taking few bottles, he is wholly i:S cured. l buy it by the gross at U nllie, and my sales are larger on this one medicine than on any other in my store. It IS great ar pleasure for me to feel that while mprosper- ing am also doing so much good to the com, mnnity in selling such a grand medicine ! ISigned R R DouGLAs, Westfield, N. l.
 Sold at 25c.. soc. and $1 bottle, throughout tbe Tinted States and Canada and in Eng land at Is. 2d, 2s 3d., Is. Cd lfyon are arenot tn satisfied after buying, return the bottle to your druggist and get your money oach'
 II;e onthori-e the dboue gadrdidse q,
 ". H. HOOKER d CO.,, PropftaofS' NeU '"S' For Sale by H. 0. Hitchcock, Globe
Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31

Paints and oils at Globe Drug Store Take your prescriptions to Globe Drug Store.
 The finest baths in town at Towle's barber shop.
 Gold beer and line lunches at KumeS Buffett
 A new assortment of pipes at G. $. Van wagenen's
 Blue Grass whisky, l3 years old, at G $. Van Wagenen's,
 q. $. Van Wagenen, agent for Tom Howe O. P. $. whisky
 If you want a good beer try the San Antonio. the hest beer brewed
 You can find almost any domestic or imported bottle goods at Cafe Royal
 Quinine Sherry Is a tiue remedy for dvseuterv and Malaria At Cafe Royal. For anything in tho hne of wines and liquors call at C. $. Van Wag- aDen's.
 Dr. Preston, dentist, crown and bridge work. Teeth without plates prices reasonable.
 The famous Jesse Moore Whiskey, Straight double stamped on sale at the Bank Exchange.
 If you want to buy or sell realestate see Edward Week. Office in brick building. north of court house.
 The News Depot has the finest line of novelties in Globe. We keep no shoddy articles. The Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen is a sample ofour goods, When you want anything in the way of stationery, drop in at the News Depot. We make speciality of that line, from dainty papeteries to account books. all sizes.
 For fine Geneva Holland gin (doubl' stamped goods) there is nothing bettel than that to keep the kidneys in order At Cafe Royal
 Wall paper irom cheap prints to th' dnest gilt, embossed and ingrain. Th' only place in town where you can ge the celebrated Benown DC cigar, alst all the leading brands of cigars iron 5c up to soc each, The News Depot
Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31
A New Railroad Project.

The Jerome correspondent of the panuhlican says: MT. Boucher, a rail road promoter for the NanderpiltS' visited Jerome Saturday for the pul- nnse of obtaining data on railroad project they are figuring on. The pro iected road will be built from Wll- Hams to Jerome, thence down the Ter t,Ie Verde valley, across the mourn tains to Globe via Payson and the Tonto basin country. such roau would certainly be great thing TOT Jerome, and would be the cause or of making TOnto basin one or the ,r.atest mining districts on earth. There is no doubt that the proposition would be Saying one from the start ! The rich valleys of Oak creek, Clear crock and the Verde would nave an outlet for all kinds of products ana wnuld produce prodigious crons. Ihe lrnher traffic from Williams to the oreat Tinted Verde mines would De considerable item. The Tonto pasli is rich in all kinds of mineral ana ha yvood timber and water in plenty. II hos heen held back heretofore on ac count of it's inaccessbility, but with railroad traversing it it would greatl. odd to tbe wealth of Arizona. It said the surveyors are also out on th line of the Mineral Belt road Iron Globe to Flagstaff, via Payson' an' s.,,, all indications. either one or tn other of these roads will build within
Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31
pbotoeraph Gallery.

L. A. skelly has opened what has been known as the Miller Gallery ana has purchased the Miller outht anu negatives. Portraits in Plauno. fho- to Stamps and Buttons speciaity' East of the new Bank.
 SKELLy's PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31
A Free Scholarship to Each County

The Carnegie college. ne"iY II" corporated institution at Rogers, ,Oiiio' in order to introduce it's methods oi teaching by correspondence, VIII eNo one free scholarship to each couhCs III our territory. The free sclioia' '"'p @ grants the student free tuition 'n .'o normal and academic courses anu a''' in the business courses, ,inclndihe o''A Keeping and shorthand. All the i"- Struction is given by mail at the S'o dents home. Students making appn, cation for free scholarships s''o'' write at once to the college ana men tion this paper, and also the c"o"'' and territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31
Memorial Services.

Decoration Day was more geneialiy observed in Globe on Wednesday than for many years past. The exercises ,.h,ch were conducted by Alexander
Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31

Resume of Events Trauapiring in the Great Copper Camp Data That Enriches the Mind and
 Keeps Intact the Purse.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31
Notice.

All persons indebted to the late firm of W m. Sidow X Co. are requested to call al my place of business and make settlement. WM. SIDow'
 Globe. Ariz.. May 10. 1900.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31
c. E. Taylor is the sole agent II Globe for Cyrus Noble whisky

For rent. the broom house nortn ol Odd Fellows hall. P0ssessioi, sN'' June 10. Apply to J. Il. Hanliii'
Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31

am prepared with a nice line of samples and can give satisfaction to those wanting neat fitting suits at bot tom prices. G. $. VAN WAGENES.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31
THE Y-STREAK.
SfrinperS of Facts Which, if Followed, Will Lead the
 Reader to Happiness.

LIFE IN GLOBE.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-05-31
The Kentucky Liouor Store

handles straight Kentucky whiskey, bottled goods speciality. Family trade solicited, goods delivered. Telephone No. 13.
 J. T. BRoYLEs, proprietor.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16

That the Jewellers Protective A,socl-
alton. although lees than a. year ole.
10 prospecting. particularly from a a.
nascisi point of view. 10 shown by the
manner In which they are paying the
debts they incurred during their recent
STRIKE for . shorter wcrk-day. Many
unjons loaned them money with which
10 carry their demand 10 q successful
eudinR. and since their compromise with
thOlr Onpl. y,Fs they rave aradusily pAsd
back the money loaned them. until now
but few remain With credit accounts
seoinst them. The last union 70 b.
paid vas Cigarmakers' Union No. ~.
they receiving eieo.
According TO Delegate George Warner.
Of the Machinisis' Union. who. q week
ago, attended q meeting Of the strikers
Of Cramps ship.building firIn. In Phila-
tslphia. the differences Will soon In
settled. for the contractor IL beginning
to feel the cost Of the strike. The
strikers ere receiving much help from
aliliIAted bodics In other citiss. particu-
uarly In this, and In addition N the
funds already advanced an entertain.
ment vtll BE- held here IN q week or
two for their benefit. For this Occaeloo
James l.. Barry. OF the Actors Union.
has volunteered the eervices Of the
11mbeSv o. his organization. and the
proceeds ought to make very sub
stautiai 500.
Jamss p. Archibald y the Representa-.
five ~ the PAPER Hangers' Union IN the
Central Fede1sted Union. which post.
tion he his held for many terms. M
Archibald has long bern recognised In
the labor world. and for sixteen years
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16

I doa't know Mr A. Pantius. who
ssads here an attack on Typogrsphics
Union No. & You printed In the
Evsaing World" he says. "a beautiful
little article abou, the strength. the
work and the advance Of that union. but
II really 10 the weakest and the last OF
oil the unions In this city"
THIS statement Of Mr.. Pantlus does not
at oil agree with the ofiicial reports OF
the organisation. which tell Of its large
@embsrship. Its important services to
the trade and the remarkable projects
Il has carried 10 success for the benefit
Of those who belong to Il.
recounted some OF the more strikins
facts OF the case In this plscs . few
days ago. and Il does not seem TO ms
that even an enemy could take them a.
proofs Of weakness. tear that Mr..
Paaslus y one Of those printers who are
known In his trats b. . word that 10 not
aattssins.
Mr. Paatius spsaks seosasssliy q ~
priatsss' uaiea when 10 says that ~
tsssl Tor ysass y shertsn the dsvs wsrh
By half-houss on the pstncipls Of The
nan Who cut on pssess Of the degs tail
day BY dsy % - not to hurt the dog
too much. and thus they tot one hour
oR.''
II Mr.. Psntius here rsfsrs 10 the ~.
cent advantage gained by the union for
Q certain class OF printers. his iliustra.
Of suiIeriAG o. being hurt By the sevoral
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16

went There WAS no raid OF police "a
stop the sale OF wine. The magic
LIQUID dubbed and iissed In sGsrvescina
JOY a. II de,iriousiy Joyous at The mis-
chief II was working.
II would not be fair to mention tn
names Of some people seen In the masse
room or tell what they dtd. That would
be a breach OF French ball et,ous&ts.
TO do any such thiag would b like
throwing live ceal Into sa ell tank.
One could never ten what would han.
pen. But there we're lots Of veli.kuovs
people there. and they ala such slliy
things But the French bell ouiy coose
once year. and. therefore. Il u char.
liable TO draw . veil.
Fast and furious s,sed Tho fun II vas
developing Into one riotous carnival Of
wine and women. Some OF the es.
hilarited ladies' Insisted on using the
tops OF the tables TO cxplol. their hlsh.
Kicking fsats instead Of tie ballroom
noo'. Others began 10 throw sisssss On
The moor and shrek In Q frensy OF do.
light at the crash.
u was really becoming quite lively
when Inspector Thompson slssd ihInss
Up and concluded that the crowd nesdod
chesk rein. 30 b. ased In u the hssA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16
JOHN SWlNTON ON.
The PRINTERS AGAIN.
A Man Who Runs Up Against Them and Thei,
Union-They Are Pretty Sure to Come
Out All Right

cuttings. we're made the happier by each
OF them. 1t was n wise thing to shorten
the working day by halt. nouT.. IT, .
men Included IN the reduction now work
an hour less daily than they formerly
worked. This gain for them. as ! learn
honored PRIMER. Mr.. James J, Murphy.
was obtained through the international
Typographical Union, with the aid Of
No. G.
Mr.. Pantiu. complains sEsin., the
union that while the Labor Law gives
eishi hours TO all men engaged on State
and city work. the Arm that got the
work nine hours q day. and that the
chapel made the men vote 10 suit the
concern. ~ FOR II. u against II.
Are these men cries Mr.. Pan,ius.
inferior to the heicklAyers''
Mr.. Pantius tells me that know
ssss sSs: rf tos A'YEs ah. ni. cus *;
to know them. hut II II rather hard to
follow up all such details.
~. psntius sends ne rindry "sx.
hibits." such a. the form Of ballot for
.he voters In the Brown chapel. the
resolution peased b. that chapel and
Il: cc:n.e ' s. s Ct ss Cor
Well. sir. the union, not the present
writer. b the Judge h tn. case: but I
should think that the elsht.hour rule
for municipal work ought to BE- applied
TO printers as well - 10 betcklsyers and
saoh are the two charges broush,
SEa'np. .,,i The Typographical Union by
Yet ! say that this union /. very
strong. Ii highly beneficial TO its mem.
ber.. and |. doing . great deal Of good
WIZ" ''' "e "s"e' ,o,,~, .,.,,~>..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16
Dr.. Koch Has Visited
His American Offices,

The great consumption and asthma
doctor expresses himself n well
pleased With the o0lces Of the Ger.
man-American Company. especially
the New York once. II ~ West
TWenty-second street. and tue one at
1909 Locust street. Philadelphia. He
called on the principal New York
Rnglish and 0erman neuspopers end
received q cordial wslcome. Many
physicians Of note called on the great
German Inventor to see the new In.
prove0enls IN his vouderfuI inven.
tion, the Koch inhaiation. which 10
the only spparatus used that cen
throw healing oils and Koch tuber-
culins into vapors % they can b
breathed directly into the lungs In
= vaporised state. % the treatment
eets hight 10 the seat OF the disease.
No other process Will vapofise this
heavy mixture 70 II can be breathed
10 heal up diseased lung tissue. Sssd
for . booklet explaining the treat.
uent.
He 10 known throughout the whole
world ~ the iaventos Of the Koch In.
halation, q cure for coasumption,
asthma. catarrh and bronchitis. The
treatment 10 given 1t 70 West Twen-
ty-second street. New York. where Il
has been for years. Il 10 DR.. Koch's
headQuarters for the herman Amer
lean Company for this country. In bis
lecture he frankly a0rms that many
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16

Of hi, life has devoted simosf his
entire time in work which has proven
msnv wears ago Delegate Archihaid
made q tour Of America and Enslaad
IN the interests OF unioni.m and suc.
CODED IN Organising many ooe'es wh'ch
are to-day peoeperins.
For a few weeks the members Of the
Society Of Levers lace Makers have
been on strike in the Jennings LAG.
Works because Of the refusal OF the
arm 10 discharge t~o non-union en-
pioyees. According 20 the secretary Of
The society the original Disagreement
vas due 10 the price which should be
pald on q certain class OF lace. That
matter vas referred 10 an Arbitration
80 ns;sci,onsbIe men were snssxsd.
ana the efforts o: :he SOCIETY," 20 have
them DISCHARGED only met with reproach
81 the employer. Who sisted that he
voulA employ whenever be chose. and
the STRIKE followed.
Lodge No. e. Of oseenpolnt. Of the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16
Toward Morning the Fes-
tivities Grew q Trifle
Too Warm for lnspec.
tor Thompson and His
Men.
Proce edIngs Were Dull
at the Start, but Under
the Influence Of Liquid
naglc They Loosened
Up q Little.

The French ball comes only once
year. II happened last night. or raihs'
this morning. TO be exact. One must mol
b too exact In an AFFAIR Of this kind,
however. for the memory 10 likely 70 b
Q bit fossy for many reasons.
To most men this annual ball comes
a. q bewiiaerins dream seen through an
exhiarating mist that siafles upward
from oceans OF fosming champagne.
II 10 . bewtldering vision Of iovelinsss,
scantily clad. to be sure. but adorable
Just the same. Fleeing reminders Of
fuzzy skirts. pink silk tights and whirl.
Ing garters haunt one for some time.
Most men wouldn't care TO see their siS'
tiers or swee,hearts at = French ball.
But they 20 there to see other men Q
sisters and swsethearts, and the wicked.
q these other mems sisters and sweet.
hearts are the better they like Il.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16

PpeslAsse Lloee1s, q Pulloss
Company. ees1s aooo sasseysss
Xseess - Tbsss Disshasge.
Prssidsat Robert =. Llncoln. Of the
Pullman Palace Car Company. sent the
following c1rcslss to The 49, employees
q sss w;s's:s ss': :,s.S C.; r.. c,o:c:sy
over the peoperty ana bvsl0scS 81 tNs
wssn.s Palace Car Company Il IL not
possible 10 continue In the service an OF
lis employees. and each employee il
therefore hereby notified that unless a..
Isnsements shall have besn ns1s With
employment 81 ihls ccnpany. hS se %
yiecs .ill not b required AFTER Jan
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16
THE "iNSPiRAT0RY."

At the east end OF the Garden there
vas n stage. where the hand played.
Behind the stage AMI screened BY huge
canvas. was the ''msglc dispensa;ory."
Here one could get the real French ball
inspira,ion In homeopathic doses Of 20
much per pint or In allopnthic quar-
capsules.
There seemed 10 be a remarkable fas-
elnation about this place. Come people
never summoned up moral courage
enough to leave ". one young female
IN white tights must have been sort OF
perambulatlng reservoir. She was
General fsvorite. and the mystery Of
where she put all the wine that vas
poured lnto her ever open mouth VIII
never b. solved. II the French oail had
TASTED ssverai days there woald have
been none left to tell the tale save THIS
su,ieless young thing In white tights.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16
s. s.; e 5sss;~LABOR.

brotherhood Of BoIlsrmakers ana Iron
shipeuilders. installed the following Of
dent. ~. casstoni -vlce-Presideni. u.
O'Neii: Financial 0ec!e,pry. John Dono.
hue: Corresponding Secretary. y. y.
Lynch: Treasurer. y. ". Caniwe;I: Re.
;SsSSI ~ Ha%SSr.y Board MssV. q rr Il.
and y. Clements; Outside Guard. r. Nc.
Donald. and Inside Guard. l., Betts. The
union IL arranging for q tall to be held
IN the Masonic Temple. Brookiyu. on
March H.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16

There was an immense dancing space.
- b sure. and a spa ,Ioiis promenade
WAers myriAds OF Indians. devils. Rousa
Riders Mexican vaqueros. clowns
harisauins. visions OF pink and white
hufiness. flower girls and other girls
aoated before the eyes II the specta'
tors In one bewildering mase.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16

Of platoon Of police ana scattered then
through The tables.
The SIGHT Of The brass buttons had .
soesr1n6 eject and the crowd began 10
melt. With exuberancs rspsssssd. con.
vsrstios lAsssd ss1 some began TO think
OF howe. The bell was practically over
with the arrival Of the policemen. The
crowd AIed out into the psls lish, that
told Of another DAY q hand and TO.
morrow they Will wonder what hap.
pened.
II Was only the Preach ball.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16


Vedaesdsy's msaehles peiee lisss
MEATS L0ins Of Pork. per lb.........." 7HC
POULTRY: Pennsylvania Spring Turkeys.
per ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
FRUITS: Fancy MessIna Lemons. pr dos.... J0e
California Navel Oranges. per doc. ........" *
UNEEDA BISCUITS: 2 pkges. s.
Elsin Creamery Butter. bib pail. sweet -
. rose. ..,.''...'''''''''''''' b.S>
Victor Dat Flakes. 2-lb pkses, per pkss...... S
Flaked Rice, q delicious morning dish per
pkee. ................'''' ''''' bES
White or Yellow Corn Meal Graduated Hon.
iny or white Dat Flakes. 10 lbs. ............ IL
FISH: Alaska Salt Salmon. io-lb. bit. per BIT. >5e
Threads OF selected GOLDFISH. per pkge. s.
sARDiNEs: Ia Tour" imported French Sardines
per can .,.................''..' .
CANNED MEATS: Fairbsak's Pottsd Han OF
Tongue. ~ ...,........'....'...'''' 3
SALMON: Merrimac Columbia River Salmon. lib.
tall tins, per dos el25; per can ............ lie
CANNED VEGETABLES: Acorn o. Victory brand
String Beans. choice and tender. PER dos. NC:
per can .,.......'''..''.'' rs
Shiloh brand solid packed Toustoss. per dos. ~;
CANNED FRUITS: Milford Apsicots. put W II
heavy syrup, per dos. ei7s: per caa....... IS
cOFFEE: Combination Java. lbs. oi.eo: per
10 .s..'.--stffr'''' ~
TEAS: Choice formosa Ooloas English breakfsse.
Young Hyson. Japas. Gunpowder o. Nised Tees
sII our SOC qualities special H. $780, PER h. sc
FRUITS IN GLASS: Fancy New York state Bari.
lett Pesrs In glass jars PER dos., es.Ss PER w. 0e
SAUCE: Ceiebratsd Worcestershire Sauce. k.pt
bots. per dos. ti.is: per bot. 1oe|
MILK: Rival Brand Condensed MIX. pr DOR
o1.O6: PET ON. ............''..'... eI
PLUM PUDDING. Home Brand English Plua
Pudding lib. can. ..................".....t 0e |
CHOCOLATE: Hazel Quick Lunch Chocolate. y.
b, ean... .........................t Sel
SALAD DRESSING Yacht Club Salad Dreaaisg, |
pr dos, $40; bottle. 79el
STARCH; S-Ib. package best Clos Starch. lie |
SOAPS Fsirhaak's Lioa Soap 10 cshes. $50. lie
Bl.CfN0: D. c. Cos Ultrsaarise nall Dlus. |
Mn Sss...................... .........." kl
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~ Gsts ~ Esss CsvAsAsA


Lee esstsh psim hsvs s6vaass6 aa6aspa9
s6vsaeing. Nesvluhstaslias ths - vskevo
deeAj b dhpse d ths ssspiss assk - ~
. vesy bssy sassa Il s'sk ssdseaiaas 6sn -
% ssasoaatk psiee Thsy'W ~ 49, ~.
~ soeds vhish eaaess b tssgAe savvhse
IL - ehsspiy - hsse ~ sev. Ass go ~
'anek qsoestieass
RUFrLBD MUSLIN CURTAINS. ~ loag ~
bsss ask &c. pair tt then. bst ~ - -.
buy then here to-moeroV q Ssean 1ee.... Nv
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURrAlsa 4 800
wide you'll have 70 pay ol.0 ~ polf ~ a.
then elssvhess: our psscs b ooly........ ~
sAxONY LACE cURfAneoeAheee - niea =
Sta /: Dair loas. formerly ~ q oo.o4 ~ -
oASe pss Dair: yeur cheoee te-ossUus = -
pr pair ...............'..........'. OseO
IRlaH POINT LACE CURTAIloD-Whn ~ -
lower than i0DeN CO.." ~ - 4: t1goo -
ciai loes q thru sDseial Dsteee. ~. ~ = r.
paiS. IN. ~ I'd. ................... eSOW
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no NINA CHARGE M !

ASvsrisoehss for riiE woRi,f .,u n. .,
sel.e1 o. az Asesiesa Dtarstt Nssjens., on
o. Postal 1sbsOraSA O0os la xss Yea On,
once rstss Cell . nssssnssr ~ Joe have 4 m,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-16
the QUEEN OF TINE GALL.

/. Here the queen Of the hall reigned In
state. Contrary 10 the general rule. she
Was no yellow touslsd creature. with ,
patent eompsexion. She vas young and
msEnifcess. Her youth and power wrs~
displayed In her every move. Hee hair
Vas a. hlakk - the sight Her syea. .
deep. dark blue Of uallnitsd 6epsh -
dauntiess expsseston.
Her DART chssks were esinsone1 ~
ths rich Ned that was beins forced
there ~ ~ high pressure Of coustDsss
massuaA Her tssss-shs Won . ssns.
thing IN gsoea.vas cut lev eneegA -
reveal mech aa4 shoul6esD q 0atcADeO
purity sso aasvslsss symostsy. lsss
featurse. peUsA. elsor-eut snA cesl - u
ehisslle1 frs0 ~ eaase.
- short. - vas Q ilviag. giesSess
Vo0oa. A1a.ssFs - hal b. ths eeoss.
Noas eesA osay ~ ri0ht - H. titia.
There we're nuAy bloaAs n ~ scogo.
The gin VIII IL ~ hais ~ alsslae.
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- Coed fnslity BIssk
rv 81 iieed through.
~ oIt. this ss.ason' Z
cTc good. sifss ~ "a
: IOs ~ inciu. = ar
oaiy. each, Ss/O
4 splesdid lss d aasersed
shs0ss Of plsis ~ &)ks /;
they sss abe vslusv
~ wednesday. ..... Sc
AZ gssiitv mssiis. Aslsaa-
dessd. puFe linsa .,osoms,
vialososd froos ed beck.
I'D. while they las'. a.
/. eeeh............Z 6C
| ssissstsvSt. sises from ~
- - p1ss lisss bosso,
!, 0sa6sesod Throughout
ps1ses ned hosAA az
- bosynis. sssh, JIG
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

affected BY the black people. Rosin either
crude or commercial was melted. mixed
with grease. ard spread upon thin soft
leather. often the red morocco TOP Of an
Old bootleg. thee ciapped IN place sizzling
hot ana left 90 wear on Since Il stuck
worse than a porous plaster the wearing
on was tedious. Rosin-plasters we're COM
monty sacred 90 lame backs and Shout
ders A big one was treasure often kept
~ a sort OF heirloom-it could always be
renewed by spreading on fresh rosin
CLAY Douiiices ran them hard in pop
ulnr favor. Ochcrous red clay. or dirt
burned IN the chimney hack. was mixed
20 very soft mud with apple vinegar.
spread an inch ihisS az around abe gonty
spot. and left there twenty-four hours.
G0uty feet were incased IN y until they
looked like the hands OF a giant prike-ngh-
Ter ready for the ring. For equity ankles
the mud was put into a sock which was
then drawn on. and worn sometimes
week. Gouty finger joints had the lead
ba ndage made by hammerlng bullet thin
and nat, then bending u IN place with
the ends Tapping. As the swelling went
down the ends were Tapped further. thus
keeping up the pressure which was held
20 cure.
MAY Apple ointment was sovereign for
lame backs. sore shoulders. and stin neekf.
The neshy roots were ste~ed soft then
uashed up in lard. and stewed half day
longer n WAS powerful remedy ana
needed TO be used with discretion OF ~
would take OF the skin. ana make an
uaiy sore Where there was rackins or
shooting pain. hop-roultices and hop foot
baths came into play end certainly did
good The hop-potiltfce was thin bag
half flled with dry hops, wrung out OF
boiling water, and laid vesg hot upon the