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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02
{Arranges an Agreement With
France and Russia on the 4.
Y: Chinese Affair. .>.s4
SUBMITTED TO POWERS SOON
Action recommended Will BE
Milder Than the Original
I @@,s$= Proposition. @ NJ,
Expected the Programme viii
Be Acceptable to All the
>,S Governments. s$,.s-,,'

LONDON, Sept. s9.-Apparently Ger.
many's retreat from an juntenable posi-
ton has been virtually accomplished
The Paris correspondents Of The Morn.
ing Post says: il. ~ Nv ,,<g,y~ ~" y 1.
""An agreement on the Chinese pro.
gramme has been: arranged between
France, Germany and Russia It will
be- submitted to the other powers
within few days. The action recon-
mended will be milder than Germany's
original proposal and it is expected that
all the powers will accept the pro-
gramme." -. ,.::..>~ g.. - .
The Cologne Gazette, in another
semi-ofacial statement. apparently in
tended for consumption in the United
States and England, points out that the
serious position resulting from Prince
Tuan's ascendany is 'the continued
massacre Of missionaries and converts
and other indications that the anti
foreign movement Is directed from an
influential CENTER"
It thinks the situation thus created
'must appear intolerable even to those
powers favoring q policy Of indulgence
and forbearance." '-', -. J.
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IS UNSATISFACTORY.

President Mitchell Comments ON the Pro.
posed Ten Per Cont Increase. ~
HAzLEToN, Ps., Sept. x9.-President
Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers
at noon emphatically denied that
the strike 10 ended. He, has not
been officially notified BY anybody rep.
resenting the operators Of the reported
offer OF. 10 per cent increase in wages
and he says he is not in negotiation
with any one. - II
There is no doubt that Mr.. Mitchell
has unofficial knowledge of efforts on
the part Of the coal carrying Companies
and other interests to end the strike, but
on this subject he will not say a word.
Everything was very quiet here up to
noon and tho apparent excitement Ill
over the country regarding the settle.
ment Of the strike was not reflected
here. %" ...,. r.
Mr.. Mitchell held two rather long
conversations over the long distance
telephone. He declined, az usual. to
say who he was talking to. When
asked il q 10 per cent increase would be
satisfactory, he declared that it would
not. Mr.: Mitchell held no conference
at his headquarters here with anyone
during the forenoon. S%I "a
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ONE MINE STARTS UP.

Employees Go to Work Under Protection
>a of Deputies. ,~ ~ os~
SHAMoK1N, Pa.;% Sept. 29.-Oontrary
to expectation OF strike leaders most Of
the employees Of the North Franklin col
hery near Treyorton, operated by the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Eon company, reported for work dur
ing the morning under protection Of a
big force Of deputies and coal and iron
police.
There was no sign Of a clash between
tho deputies and the small crowd Of
strikers that gathered as the colliery
resumed at Z O'Clock. The strikers had
agreed to keep away from the COM
pany's property.
Not colliery in this section, except.
ing the North Franklin, il at work.
Operators are doing lot Of oanvassing
to influence miners to return to work
on Oct. /. ...-
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TO SEND TROOPS HOME.

Militia Authorities Feel Confident That
the Strike Will End Soon. via
l. SHENANDOAH, Sept. 20.-sherih Toole
came from Pottsville and held "a
lengthy conference with General Goblin
at the latter's headquarters. His visit
ID said to have been caused by the re-.
,,o-ts that the strike was approaching a
settlement. While nothing could be
learned Of what transpired> during the
consultation it is understood that the
general and the sheriff discussed the
question Of removing the troops. So
far as can be learned the soldiers will
remain here till after Sunday, but how
long after could not be learned. ADJ
jutant General Elliott of the staff di.
vision, after an interview with General
Goblin, said he felt confident the strike
was nearing termination and the
necessity Of the troops would soon be
terminated. ~. -. IN
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TROOPS ARE MISSING.

Feared Captain and FAR Men Met Dis
ssstar ia the F!,ilippinss.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Major Gen.
eral Macarthur cables the war depart
ment from Manila that ON Sept. II
Captain Devereaux Shields with 81
men of Company r, Twenty-ninth vol.
unteer infantry, left Santa Cruz for
Torrijos. Nothing has been heard of
him since and it is supposed that the
entire party, including Captain Shields,
has been captured, with many killed
aud wounded,
The Twenty ninth infantry was re.
oruited ut Fort Mcpherson. Captain
Shields was lieutenant colonel Of the
Second Mississippi during tho Spanish
war He was made captain in tho
Twenty.ninth infantry July 5, 1899.
He was resident of NatcEez, Miss,
where his vito .low resides.
The scene OF this l.;sost reverse is a
small island iynM doe south OF tho
southern coast OF l-u1o" and about sou
miles from Manila. Iuurinququc u.
about "a miles i'll diameter aud was
garrisonod by two small detachmonts
OF United States troops. One Of these
was at Boag, on tho west coast Of the
island, and the other was at Snnta
Cruz. the principal port, on the north
side. Captain Shields was 10 have
started from Santa Cruz on gunboat
for Torrijos, small coast port, and it is
inferred that the boa: ns we'll as the
body Of troops under that officer has
been captured, for the dispatch makes
no reference to her return. IL, ...s
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CLOSED THE. coLLlERY.

Strikers From Freelsnd Make Demon
;s~s =. stration At Hszlebrook.
HAzLEToN, Pa. Sept. 29.-There was
. march Of strikers, from Freeland to
Hazlebrook during the morning and as
result Of the efforts Of these men to
get out miners working at the colliery
Of J. s. Wentz q Go. there, the plant
was practically shut down. The
marchers numbered about 100 and they
left Freeland at 80. m. They reached
Hazlebrook, Ave miles distant, before
daylight. Here the strikers distributed
themselves through the town and called
at the homes Of all men who had not
yet struck. There was . slight furry
Of apprehension il Haslebrook when
the people learned: that . crowd of
Freeland strikers had arrived, but as
the marchers showedRo disposition to
become unruly the excitement soon
subsidized g.>,. -. ~
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CENTRAL FIGURE Is HANNA.

Ohio senator Active in tho Negotiations
for . Settlement Of tho Strike.
s SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 29.-Operators
here admit that Senator Hanna il, the
central figure in the negotiations for
settlement Of the strike, and, while
they profess to be at sea as to the dc.
tails, they are confident that he knows
beforehand what will be acceptable to
the miners, and that whatever condi.
tions he has exscted or 10 exacting from
the coal men in New York they will be
nothing less than what will be fully
satisfactory to the miners. This conf.
dence is heightened by, generally
credited story that tho delay in issuing
the strike order was to give President
Mitchell time to interest Senator,
Hanna in the efforts at effecting set.
Element.
Nothing would be given out by the
local operators as to what transpired at
the Wilkesbarrs; conference further
than they discussed the proposed settle,
mont. Action on their part is not
called for, they say, and if they con.
slider the matter at all it will only be
out Of courtesy. "Where New York
leads We must follow" one Of them de.
clared. The strikers here are jubilant
over the new turn in affairs and will
gladly second. any reasonable conces.
sions by way Of conciliation. =,
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RUNAWAY FREIGHT.
1t Jumps the Track aud Wrecks the Do.
pot at LAnse. g..

1t Jumps the Track and Wreoks the Do.
pot at LAnse. go.
HouGHToN, Mich, Sept. 20. - A
freight train On the Duluth, South
Shore and atlantic railroad escaped
from control Of the crew while de.
scending L Anse hill, where there is q
grade of 1900 feet in 10 miles. The
brakemen jumped, but the engineer
and fireman stuck to the locomotive.
The train jumped the track at q curve
near the station at L'Anso and plowed
through the building, completely dc.
molishing it and setting fire to the
wreckage. The station employees fed
in time to save their lives. The fire.
man and the engineer were badly
bruised and burned, but both will re.
cover.
This is tho third station at L'Anse
completely destroyed by runaway
trains.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02
WOOLLEY AND METCALF.

Nation.l Candidates Address Several
y. THOUSAND People at Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 20. = John G..
Woolley and Henry B. Metcalf. Pro.
hibition candidates for president and
vice president, spoke toa crowd Of sew.
eral thousand people at the Exposition
hall here. Both speakers were well re.
ceived. Mr.. Metcalf made the opening
address. He was followed by Samuel
Dickie, after which Mr.. Woolley was
introduced. Oliver w. Stewart con-
eluded the meeting with forcible ad.
DRESS 80 r.. ~.r% - a.. -}5s-ta ri IT,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02

The problem CT preserving foods has
puzzled humanity from time immemo
rial. There arc 4 few early illusions to
the use Of salt and vinegar to keep
food from putrefyinS. and smoking and
drying have long been resorted to for
similar purposes. 1t was not until the
middle of the nineteenth century that
the discovery was made that certain
antiseptics enabled the retention Of
original qualities and ut the same time
prevented decay for long period.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02
PLAN OF RUSSIA.

Proposal for "Paciac Blockade" Of Chi
neso Ports Discussed at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The report
from st. Petersburg, said to have been
made on the authority Of the Rus.
sian naval staff, that, owing to the
hostile attitude Of the Chinese fleet at
Shanghai, Russia proposes to blockade
the Chinese naval ports,'' created
much interest ct the navy department
and IN government circles generally.
AZ there is no statement, to the effect
that it is to be preceded By a deolara-
ton f:war, it ~ assumed the blockade
proposed comes under the designation
In international law Of .'pacifo block
ade." A pacific blockade is considered
something Of an anomoly and although
its justification is not recognized by
some writers on international law, it
has been r.
Resortcd to ON Several Oncaaions
during the past century and the ma.
jority Of writers now recognize it as
measure of oonstraint short Of war. It
has been instituted some times by the
joint action Of several countries, some
times by single power, in some cases
against all vessels and in other cases
against only the vessels Of the nation
concerned The penalty generally has
been the seizure and confiscation of the
property and cargo Of the offending ma.
ton, or seizure and detention,
The legal position Of pacific block,
ade, however, is 10 unsettled a. to the
attitude Of the blockaders toward the
vessels of states not concerned that
their course has varied il almosi every
instance. ~ .-,---.l ~
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SIS lo ON sE CRET. I
Representative 81 lsiE Goal Companies;
FL Discuss DsttlsInsnt Of strika. B N &85

Representative n mig Coal yCompsnissi
Discuss Ssttlsmsnt Of striEs.
$WILKEsBARRE, IN Sept. 70. Tho,
representatives 81 the big coal com.
panies in the Lackawanna and Wyo-5
ming districts had . conference in the
Offices Of the Lehigh Valley Coal com.
Bpany in this city, General superin-
tendent LAthrop Of the Lehigh Valley
company presiding. Nh II. !.
It ID understood that President Trues.
dale Of the IAckawanna company has
referred to the superintendents the
plan Of settlement Of the miners strike
as proposed By the presidents Of the
coal carrying railroads. Up to this
time the representatives of the com.
panies in this section have had ar.
bitrary power and before any move
was made BY the presidents Of the COM
panies, the high officials in charge Of
the mine were consulted. But it would
now appear that the presidents of the
companies have relegated all power to
themselves. The large individual op-
orators were not represented at the
conference. ~ ~ 49,, ,t.. .
It is said that some Of the representa-
tives Of the companies here, while they
will not oppose the granting Of an in
crease Of wages or a reduction in the
price of powder, will advise against
recognizing the miners union. l. ,:
After much discussion, the views Of
those attending the conference were
telegraphed to their superiors in New
York and the meeting adjourned. =.
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TAKEN BY RUSSIANS.

Chinese Town of Kirin Captured and Its
Garrison Disarmed. y y =
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 29.-General
Aieustoff has sent the following tele.
gram to the war Office: = :, : ~ !
T. "Rennenkampf captured Kirin Sept.
"a and established his headquarters
there. The Chinese troops were dis.
armed" -, a.r.r
The Kirin referred to in the St.
Petersburg dispatch is probably Kirin'
Fela, also written Kirin-O ula, q town
Of Manchuria, capital Of the province
{ Of soongaree. It is enclosed by earthen
ramparts and is the residence of Man.
chm viceroy. ~ -. >,&.4 <. III e. .,s ~
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AFTER HARD FIGHTING.

but Are Ropulsed.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Lord Roberts re.
ports to the war Office, under date of
Pretoria. Sept. ~, as follows:
''The Beers attacked q portion of
Paget's force at Pienaars river station
this morning, but were beaten of after
three hours fighting.
"Buller occupied Macmao river and
the eastern side of Burgher's pass on
Sept. rs, after slight resistance. He'll.
bron, Bei,z and Lindley have boon re.
occupied"
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To Inspect Clliclknlnnuga ark

To Inspect ChlckMlnNaRH ARK.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 29.-Re.
plies to the invitation to take part in
the forthcoming inspection OF Chicka.
manga nation park are being daily re-
ceived by the park committee from the
governors of states that had troops in
the battles IN this vicinity. Among
those who have already appointed com.
missions arc Governors Johnston Of
Alabama, Mount Of Indiana, Pingree OF
Michigan, Lind Of Minnesota, Hearn Of
Louisiana, Chandler of Georgia and
Scofleld Of Wisconsin.
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PROVED HER STRENGTH.

Rattleshtp wisconsin Came Gallantly
Through q storm.
CHICAGO. Sept: pa special to The
Record from San Francisco says: The
new battleship Wisconsin is new on Ii
dry dock at Port Orchard. The big
battleship bucked into Northwestern as
soon AZ it passed through the Golden
Gate, on the voyage up to Washington.
Those on board report that the vessel
stood the storm splendidly. and that
everything was in the best condition on
arrival at Port Orchard.
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How to Save Trouble. a&
To prevent salt from caking add q 4
little arrOwrOOt. %$4
Mixed mustard will keep q better
color IL q pinch of salt is added. f%
To remove quickly the paper from
the bottom Of a cake hold it In front !.
of the fire. .. Ie$%%
When an oven Is too hot for the prop
or baking Of its contents, put a basin
Of cold water inside. s$5 s5
Never slam IN oven door when any
thing Is baking. Such n proceeding
will ruin the contents. - q, 3
10 cut hard boiled eggs in smooth
slices dip the knife III water. 5 I$s
The corIs of bottles or jars contain.
ing substances apt to be sticky should.
be dipped in salad oil before being re-.
placed. .>e 3'~. - !. l22%$S$sss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02
Mexicans Insult Our Flag.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. 29.-United
States Consul G. w. Mills at Chihua.
hua, Mex, Las sent note to the fed.
eral authorities l.ere and also to tho
state department. II, Washington detail.
ing au Insult 10 the American flag over
his consulate on Sept l8, the anniver.
sary Of Mexican independence, by a
mob or NJ: x;cans He had hoisted the
United States and Mexican flags in
honor Of tia cay and the mob tore
down ths " l.ted States colors.
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Will Consider It an Unfrieudly Act.

Will Consider It an Unfriendly Act.
LONDON, Sept. 29,-Great Britain h IS
sent a note to the Dutch government,
according to . dispatch from Amster-
dam to The Daily Mail, which contains
warning that if Mr.. Kruger is allowed
to carry bullion or state archives OIL
board the Dutch warship which is to
bring him to Europe it will be regarded
as breach OF neutrality on the part of
The Netherlands.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02
Coke Ovens Shut Down.

CHARLEs1oS, VIVA, Sept. 29.-F:fty
per cent ct the coke ovens in McD,wc..
and Mercer counties Of this state *, y.
been pat ont Of blast the past Week.
throwing ous OF employment l.500luea
Thistis SAID to oe due to tho dull. r,s; -.
tor he lcuauct. ~.ys% !. y ID. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02

"Carrying Goals to Newcastle" has
long been a phrase signifying the
height of absurdity. Recent shipments
Of American coal to England. however,
bid fair to take the aptness out of the
I'D saying as we'll as the profits out Of
rome famous English mines.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02

Mr.. Horton Of New York IL not wear.
ing any Grape on account Of the death
Of his law. In fact he insists that ha
is glad rather than sorry. It gave him
a sort of fame not altogether pleasing.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02

Would OfTsr Iuducelnents to Beers.
BERLIN, Sept. 29.-The Tages Zc..
tung publishes an article strong y ad.
vocating the Offering Of Inducements to
the Beers to settle in German South.
west Africa.
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Sweet Self Placement.

"What is your favorite gamer"
"Golf," answered Mr.. Meekton With
out hesitation.
"Do you play it much?"
"Oh, no; never play it, but Henri 4
Ia docs" Nv ashington Star.
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MADEAA DOZEN SPEECHES.
Hr. Bryan finishes His South Dakota
%t'ttt' Tour 1t Aberdeen.

~ta|t'' Tour 1t Aberdeen. :,
ABERDEEN. s. D., Sept. 29.-Colonel
William J. Bryan completed his tour
Of South Dakota at this place. He ar.
rived here az $3.50! o'clock and immedi:
ately repaired to, the. speaking place
near the corn, palace, where be was met
by one Of the largest crowds that has
greeted him during tho campaign. The
day had been q very busy one, but the
Democratic candidate has seldom ap.
peared to better advantage. He was in,
excellent voice and spoke with distinct.
ness and grace. During the day Mr..
Bryan travelled $50 miles and made al.
most dozen speeches. 4 ~, t.-ray -.
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The authorities Of Peru. Ills. have
plenty Of nerve. hut they evidently lack
judgment and knowledge Of human ma.
ture. They have passed an ordinance
prohibiting lovemaking on the streets
after 0 p. m. The idea OF trying to put
chains on Cupid or limit the scopq Of
bis operations is ridiculous.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02
Roosevelt in Kansas,

! HUTCHINSON, Kan, Sept. 29.--The
first da; II. kaus"s ct the Roosevelt
camp:.sn a., bsou successful as far a.
audiences aud n.rrest are concerned
The III e.iuxs nav, .ecn larger and IT,
i'll ). .,:,t gre. t"r TIN &C any other tin
darn, the trlp west Of the Mississir
river. Zig meetings were held at A
lene, s:alina and Lindsberg. The j,
meeting Of the day was at this pit
ana Il Was by far the greatest dem
stratlLll OF lI4v dav.
- p '~
The shirt waist man Is completely
overshadoved now by the net waist
girl. Next:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02

The report again comes from Eng.
land that the end Of the Transvaal war
Is III sight Wonder what make OF tele.
scope they Use over there. #.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02

1t may be said In all fairness to the
south that mob law Is no less brutal
In New York. Chicago and Akron than
It is In New Orleans or st. Louis. -,
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,l|(NIA.'.l'l.B|!VY'O|B||||'K||l'
Interest IN the Anthracite Coal
strusgle Has Been Moved
\ .s. \. to That City.
Important Announceme Ex-
pected IN Regard to the
Big Strike.
SENATOR = HANNA IS. ]. ACTIVE J; i've
Admitted That He ls the Gem
trail Figure In Settling
the Trouble.
Miners Are Jubilant Over the
New Turn That. Affairs
81 Have Taken. .s

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The coal
strike remains unsettled. Reports Of
conferences Of mine operators and Of
leading officials of the coal carrying
railways were plentiful. Beyond the
general statement that the subject nm
der discussion was the advisiability or
prscticabihty Of granting the mine
workers a 10 per cent advance in wages.
vary little Of the details Of tho meetings
could be cleaned. The operators gen
orally expressed the opinion that the
increase could not be granted and the
operating expenses met unless there
was an advance in the price Of coal.
The larger operating companies, how.
ever, took rather 9 hesitating view Of
the proposition to further increase the
price Of anthracite, contending that the
competition Of bituminous coal was
now too sharp. ..., ~ ,=s.,,
President Mitchell Of the United Mine
Workers is reticent on the general
question Of accepting q 10 per cent in
VI C01o WAs4AOAV OtA0I :CVAC0oDAVAO,. kS&4O
declined to be interviewed on that
point. #%.
Meantime the strike leaders are con.
tinuipg their efforts to induce working
miners to join in the strike. Quietude
prevails throughout the mine regions.
All eyes are turned toward New York
in expectation Of some important an.
nouncement from there. H.
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y.sr Lack @. CntcB,

Mr. Enswri / wonder why Iii, n'.'
CG,.-ti.: uu's4a grs are al uns!u:r! -.
yrn 'E,w,sr Er On,its, the date IT, save
cable Tolls!
Mrs Nasw"ll--No. ] don't. It's my
opinion those Chinese Boxers have s:o.p
his .alrn!ar.- PittSbur% Chronicle l"!''
graph
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An Out of Date Ceremony

- All OUT OF Date OeFcmOuy.
''Did you all throw rice after the
bridc?'
"Ricc! | guess not. ! wouldn't alloy
such ,heathenish Chinese going= on at a
wedding in my amily!'-lndianapol
Journal
%~t-.ii..n: .2.r cs,e summer.
vi. rn,: ,.a ,r,," ." liz iuurnurcd ~
We. -: r.: ~ b. ! al r'.a1n
~, = - ''s;, "'. -" An-'f''r'
ii : Il :. ~. So 4 sci ..:i.i,. DE
~: e.. -. =.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-02

/, may he fairly said that the new
A'at,.- :, Ia quite Mo.!p,
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Mamma Fish-Well. we'll! And told
that boy not to leave the yard.-New
York Journal ".fas
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Surgical operations and Aesh destroying pla
No matter how often cancerons sore % 1
Does not this prove conclusively that Cancer 10
blood trouble by cutting a burning out the %
the poisonl .s 5s@ .#@ ;t&@lsg
Cancer runs In families through many gen
time to be stricken with the deadly malady.