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HELP WANTED.

APPRENTICES.-A few additional ap-
prentices, 10 10 II years old will be re-
ceived by r. Hoe & Co., printing press
manufacturers. 10 learn machinists trade
firms evening school, thres evenings each
week is expected. Apply personally al 9
o'cIccS, or letter. R. HOE 81 CO, 504
Grand-st
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seUARIUMs AND GOLD FISH.

COLD FISH. 30 cents dozen: other fsh.
ID cents: japanese. SOC. each. EGGE-
7Te-c Aoua-fsI - East I2sth-Et-
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AWNINGS for hotels. Office buildings.
dwellings. etc manufactured By GEO.
9. FCESSEL4 S3s 4th-ave.
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CARPET CLEANING.
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
COR SETS.

NINE. BENJAMIN'S perfect fitting cor
sets are upeoualied. Are made 70 order
Especially adapted for stout ladies. z. F.
BENJAMIN. $40 C0lumbus-ave.. between
nth and 18th SITS
MOST perfect fitting corset IN all sizes
specially adapted stout ladies': stylish
dresses made. IS: skirts. 81; work war
ranted loo West 34th-st.. cor. Broadway.
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COAL AND WOOD.

HAANER. 4. Best ssaAs QUALITY ~ Coal Only only
Esrahiished 1855. Telephone Ss7 Columbus
FINEST GRADE Red and White Ash Coal.
WINTERS old reliable yards. ID and Sd
ayes. 64th-st.
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CHIRoPoDIsTs.

DR. SEGAL. 4S7 Columbus-aye.-Au in
frrnities OF feet successfully treated.
Electric massage. Medical electricity
given.
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AWNINGS.

AMERICAN Awning ana Flag Factory
Cznopies- Chairs. Tables and Tents 70
Isi 2 SHELTON. COS 5th-axe.: telephone
car. s9e-3s;h
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

AT SPENCER 6, 344 6th-ave.. 21st and 22d
SITS. umbrella manufactured recovering,
repairing; Manhattan Mending Bureau. We
repair everything.
BEST SI.G0 recovering. usual $l.a5; all
silk $500. usual So 80. umbrellas sold
and repaired. HAYWARD, 81 East
iz5th-st
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BABT CARRIAGES & Go-CARTs.
cEASDALL CARRIAGE co. 66o sd-ave..
manufacturer q Baby Carriages and
7Gteut Go-Carts q the newest and best
styles. shown az cur wsr1ocms. open
GREETINGS.
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GLASS CLIPS DON'T SLIP.
K PIT any nose, 35c. per pair, sem
81 by mail. HUGHES. Optieel
Expert, 80 Court-st.. Brooklyn
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PIMPLEs. CURES GUARANTEED

WRITTEN contract. References ali parts
city mailed. All blood. skin. hair diseases
treated DR.. ALEXANDER WILLIAMS
Actor Court. 70 West S4th-st- l1-5. sun
DAYS 81.
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ART DEALERS

A. MILLER. 1872 West 23d-st.-Paintings.
Etchsngs Frames. Mirrors. Gallery OF
American Paintings. Restoring. ksgtlding-
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN 20 take cur
paints and roofing as side line on com
mission. in unOccupied territory; estab-
Iished goods; well advertised: giving uni
yersai satisfaction; pocket samples; easily
learned; q permanent and profitable bust
ness; give territory and references.
THOMAS MNFG. CO, 215 South Main-st..
ST Louis No.
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PAWNBRokERs.

BARGAINS in unredeemed Diamonds.
Watches and Jewelry at HARLAN S.
l5T East l25th-st.. near 3d-ave.
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ELECTRO GALvANIsM.

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ELEcfho "Ah' ANssh-
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IN E@TEBH lMM7TE 0llllls
5zlAW Mhy SjfA GBs OV97
,sss and ali muscular mains q. THOMP-
sON RooTn - $50 4th-ave
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.
- ,,,rzc,- .,.-ry CT -. a..
A'S - - -l, - s,,a,i rae--,s- single az
oscn psalo, aseo sHi9tl nySic:s' s's'e %
en- SUIT seNoHH Ho'''
o. -, ss-r,,5 a. " 'ae''eior
81 e. 81 rs - nrtiisneo oeslrapie
60 AZ .E rs D~'i' mat 'u'i''i'e
9oo TT-r-c-- ,---s-- Or -
Nvo &c &c Ssl he large, Sunny rooin
% ITS noer; al convenience; saitaole
.o--N- - ore. TRENDS q man ano VIE
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DECORATIVE PLANTS. ETC.

PERMANENTLY preserved natural palms.
ferns. etc The Tropical Decorative
Plant Co.. ELMORE, successor. Union
Square. Entrance l4th-st
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ELECTRO GALyANISM.
NERVOUS diseases. locomotor ataXia,
paralysis prostration, insomnia, hea6-
ache, rheumatism, cured by electrU-gai-
yanism HENRY DE KRAFT Nj. D.. ll9
West s9-h-st Send for pamphlet.
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.,rIauEs. ETC.

FL La PLACE. Importer aao a ssth and
Arttgues 40s sth-aNe-- ~
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ART STORES.

BERLIN RROT HERS iS3 West zSd-st.
grt IS East 23d-s-.-Picrure frame max
srs ar dealers ard reCil6ing s speciality.
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PAWN TICKETS BOUGHT.

PAWN TICKETS bought, and old gold ant
silver. Call or address 16 ". 2Sth Bell .
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BILLIARD AND POOL TARLEs
HOARD Axn ROOMS.

HOARD AND ROOMS.
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FIRST CLASS new family hotel;
strictly sreprOof: all the comforts and
eoHFensenoes; de-igAtfui ROOMS FOR single
mfn- WITH EOT AND COLD WATER.
eTEAM HEAT AND ELE-TRTc LIGHT.
tor . PER WEEK UPWARD: cannot be
s.sneileo: references required. HOTEL
ROLAND. s8ta-sI and Madison ave.
ROCK from Central Park Entrance
i7TH-sT.. 2s7 EAST. stuyvesant Square.
win board, desirable rooms; house and
appointments lrst class references
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AsTh-st-, rs EAST. -Hansso-neiv fur
..shso room, AL cunEeniences. running
sA.sr' Meals : desired: reasonable: perna-
la desirable hsn room. with board. near
s0th-st. reference. . West
40 EisT ssTE-ST har rooms
-of rent with boarc; references.
--AhSE font room with tosrd fer -ro ~
LAfee gentlemen. or married eo,,rfs .Sa
cfh-are. third floor 10"
- - EL3:-To care for ard BOARD mo;l,er-
EsrSS@r -1itIel ~ a refined Christian home
- BOX % l2z2 Broadway.
~, az ELEMENTS and subscrigtIons Fo-
o.sase lriD0ne received a theif T-rf.Irn
- OH si., 10 80 Broadway, q door north
11-ls-ss-ts received ar the foiiov-i-,, ,-.',.,
. - = regular of-ice rates untii Z e'~Ioci-
SO a.. = % sth-ave.. 3 car a5s' =,
ave srs 81 cor lzfh-St. Macv's sfbI
W.. g g, .7th-st-. l42 Columbus -
49, ---n-sl.: iGf W4sf co. '. near
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AAID.-By North German as first class.
maid to Lady OF growing children. sx-
Address B. L. 10 West 14th-st-. telegraph
Office.
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TAPE WORMS.

TAPE WORMS removed while Won wait.
cure guaranteed send for treatise on
worms. A. W. ALLEN CT years expert
encsl, 6O4 Grand-st.. New-York.
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GAS ENGINES.

Gas and kerosene Engines, the Metz and
Weiss; cheapest power known. one-Fgsif
cent Per horse power hour. patented all
countries 12s-ia2 Mott-st
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MEDALS AND BADGES.
MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

WANTED. To rent for about six weeks
MORPHINE. Opium. Laudanum. Cocaine
Habit-Myself cured will inform you
Of harmless. permanent home-cuTe. Mrs
BALDWIN. Box 1912. Chicago.
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KITCHEN MAID Experienced. for hrN
class family. SIS 20 SO. best references
G. NJ loo East J5Jh-Et-. divers heH
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer:
This is what the boy wrote about the
iachshund The dockshound is dog
uotwithstandin' appeerencis. He has
fore legs, two in front an two behind.
an they aint on speekin' terms.
wunst made dockshound out of II
cowcumber an fore matchis. an it
lookt as nacheral as life. Dockshounds
is farcly intelligent considerin' tharc
shaip. Thare brains bein' so far away
from thare tales IL bothers them sum
to wag the lattur. wunst moo a
dockshound who wuz too impashunt
to waite till he Good signal the hole
length Of his boldly when he wanted
10 wag his tale, so he maid 1t up WITH
his tale thet when he wanted 1t to
wag he would shake his rite ear, an
when the tale seen II shake 1t wood
wag. But as fer me. gimme bull pup
with a peddygree."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
The FIRST steps.

Before encouraging children TO use
their feet we should look to their
actual strength not deciding how far
they should be urged to walk by the
actual number of months they have
lived. If young child once acquires
the art OF crawling, it will soon do
more, and try to use its legs. 1t will
soon raise itself by the support OF a
chair or stool. will then totter up from
one side OF 1t to the other, holding it.
self up, and by repeated exercises OF
this kind, the limbs win gain the re-
qulsite power, and the infant win gain
courage to trust to that power; then
to walk alone. However, in beginning
to walk child must have some assist
ance. This should be given by hold
ing It firmly under. not by the arms.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

Governor Roosevelt is always glad
of laugh A short time ago he enjoy
ed an opportunity and paid for it. The
incident happened while he was visit
ing Cornell University during a con-
vention. The students, glad OF chance
to display their enthusiasm. enter
tanned the governor at one of the fra
ternity houses Just as he was about
to leave one of his staff said to him
Governor. the boys have the founda-
ton of capital library. and | think
they would appreciate copy of your
Rough Riders" "All right, boys, -
said the governor heartily. "Ill be
glad to send you a copy with my com
pliments. The book would be but n
small return for your hospitality.
Whereupon one OF the students broke
in excitedly: That's so, governor, I've
read it."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
Tho Bnby's Go-Cnrt.

"Thorc lies before me the opinions
Of some twelve of the best informed
physicians on the question of the go
aart, and without exception they con-
denim its uso for child under two
years of age, writes Edword Box, in
the Ladies Home journal, pointing
out tho dangers OF the ''go-cart" for
babies. 'As everyone knows who has
9een this new perambulator, it is
practically the old baby carriage cut
in halves. Tho child's legs dangle
aver an abrupt edge, and his back is
supported by perfectly straight rest.
1t is. in reality, nothing more than IL
chair on wheels. The child is forced
to take an upright sitting position, in
stead of being able to assume that re.
2umbent posture which the old cur
eiagc allows. The child cannot lie
1own iu tho go-cart and therefore
during his entire outing he is com
PEELED to- assume fGtiguing position,
and TO depend upon unaided muscles
for support at time of life when the
back easily becomes tired. The re-
suit is. that no invention recently cre-
ated is more clearly or directly indu-
civo to spinal curvature"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
The Afternoon Nnp.

If you are tired from n heavy job ol
ironing or preserving and the veins ol
the temples throb from the heat of Q
hot stove, try the homeopathic remedy
OF hot water before attempting tt
sleep. Loosen the dress at the throat,
and bathe the neck and temples with
hot water instead of cold. Battle the
back Of tho neck especially with hot
water, brushing the hair up, and then
lie down to rest. After this treat
mont the tired muscles aud the veins
that supply the brain seem to relax,
and restful sleep comes almost as
soon as you are ready to lie down,
After half an hours nap you awake
refreshed aud ready to dress for thG
afternoon.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
How uo Accounted For It.

Witnesses often are cocksure, aud
such people are not likely to be put
out OF countenance when their testi-
mony is impearhed. In q case of
Notwithstanding, the defending
barrister asked the prosecutor if he
was sure that ho recognized the hand
kerchief produced as the one stolen
from him
Yes" he replied, emphatically.
'How do you know it is yours
After all. these things arc much OF
4 muchness.
you can see it is of peculiar
make, and that is the way l know it, "
replied the witness.
"But, sir. said the barrister, draw
ing his own handkerchief from his
pocket, ''mine's in every way identi-
sal with the one in question"
Likely enough, retorted the pro-
secutor, 81 had two stolen. Mel
bourne Weekly Times.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

9o1p Biscuit-Wheu making bread
reserve portion of the dough; cut
into small pieces aud roll these into
talls the size of hickory nut; cover
with melted butter, place on but
tered tin 80 they will not touch each
other; cook till thoroughly done
about twenty minutes,
Nat-Butter SandW iches - Cut q
loaf of bread in two in the centre.
spread the cut surface OF each hall
with nut butter and sprinkle with salt.
Gut of thin alice from each half aud
press the two spread surfaces together
Trim off tho crusts and cut the sand
wiches into dainty shapes.
Biscuit Nuts--One quart of -four,
two tablespoons OF sugar. two cups OF
rolled or ground nut meats, two tablo'
spoons of butter, three eggs, two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder, half Il
teaspoon os salt. Sift salt and baking
powder into the flour, add the sugar
aud rub in the butter. Bent the eggs
stir them into the dry mixture with
the nuts aud add enough milk to miS
to soft dough. Roll ont and Gu,
like ordinary biscuit Bake Iii hot
oven. split them and butter then
while hot. Serve ia folded napkin
Rico . Croquettes Wash one.hal
cup rice and add to ii ono-half cur
boiling water. Cook in double boilel
until rice has absorbed all the water
thon add ono cup scalded milk, ant
cook until rice Is soft. Remove from
tho fro, add tho yolks of two eggs
one.half tablespoonful Of butter, on
tablespoonful powdered sugar and I
few grat;ngs from the rind of lemon
Spread Gu plato TO cool. Out il
squares, dip in crumbs, then in egg
again in crumbs. and fry in deep fat
and drain OH brown paper. Serve OF
each cube OF currant jelly.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
.,ottJ ScadabmiM
"a Zs 7.lL s;i|;l l|I:l:NIEy@
n WOMEN HAVE TO DO.

M W0MEIN fIANE ~
cdxouid Men Like to Have tho
Job:
many persons can do a dozen
, III things in one day and do
r,ll equally well. or. indeed. DO
them we'll, says the Philadel-
Times. And yet the average
eeper has dozen--oh. more,
hr hundred duties Of radically
Ieit natures, and IL she falls in
cia falls short of the requirements
Isty and her family. Mrs. De Jar
well expressed this idea before
'pa lose Institute when she said:
Vaman goes into business. does
n!ume the duties of head clerk.
losepcr, cash boy. collector and
'Fs? And II he could do so--which
WiAnot and would not even con-
Gu would he look his best, act most
Die. keep perpetual smile and
'N lis place of business spotless?
a look at woman. She enters
u, ls-marriage-does she assume
Ill of head housekeeper. cook.
Sress. laundress, nurse. tutor and
man? And when she does
; 'e usually does--can she keep
clean, her temper serene,
i sewed on, remove all thoughts
from her husbands heart. keep
|ettiest Clothes on and scented
,tolet and lavender, her sweetest
On and her mouth puckered up
f;iss ?--for they only come when
" ~ expected. for when we yearn Cor
I'VE usually keep on yearning.
I course she can't; could the
'9 themselves? She can't run all
!. scial departments of a complex
&c with a menagerie OF child
I.lnnex. and husband to come
\ when twilight falls to claim
iotn OF reserve vitality left, |
,IIu she will either have to call
:. o specialist demi-semi-occasion-
clse have more simple food. do
%, with kitchen fads. let the hus.
. elp with the little ones and feel
Zen Of responsibility"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

Pictures do more toward furnishing
house aud determining the status oil
its inmates than anything else. If You
have u suspicion that you are not wise
IN choosing and hanging pictures gel
advice from some one whose taste
need not be questioned.
Cheap pictures are not necessarily
poor, but a poor picture is usually
cheap. To be able to discern the diff.
ference is a quality with which every
one is not blessed. A good plan is to
purchase copies OF famous pictures,
etchings and engrayings. These are
almost sure to he good.
In framing pictures, remember that
gold frames are for oil paintings and
dark pictures. white frames for water
colors, and black enamel or Flemish
oak and modern oak for etchings and
photographs. Study the way pictures
are hung in the galleries aud do like
wise.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

Small baggs to hang about Children s
necks. which are excellent both for the
prevention and cure OF Ricketts,, and to
ease children in breeding of Teeth, are
prepared by Mr.. Edmund Buckworth
and constantly to be had at Mr.. Philip
Clark's, Keeper of the Library in the
Fleet and nowhere else, at s shillings a
bagge.--The Intelligencer. 1864.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
EARNINGS OF PLAvwRloHrs
More Than One Drama Has Coined Its
Author over 100000.


Dramatlsts OF established reputation
write plays only upon order. Their
ordinary pre-payments are FIVE hum
dred dollars upon the delivery of
scenario, and five hundred dollars more
upon the completion of play. "If the
finished work does not realize expec-
tations," writes Franklin Eyles, OF
THE Theater and Its People, in the
November Ladies' Homo Journal. "or
II the manager for any other reason
does not desire to put 1t ON the stage.
the money paid is forfeited after GER
tain lapse OF time, and the ownership
reverts to the author. But II the man
ager decides to produce the piece the
author receives percentage OF the
gross receipts, usually i've per cent,
payable weekly. after the amount pre-
viously advanced has been deducted.
Ordinarily II increases with the
amount OF money taken In. More than
one native drama has earned one hun
dred thousand dollars for its author
dozen have yielded nifty thousand
dollars each; three times as many
twenty-five thousand dollars, and d
| goodly number. ten thousand dollars.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.


cit is said that boiler scale is ron.
dered quite loose, and will be washed
away by tho mere cmptying out of the
water, il the boiler is allowed to cool
oil very slowly after being taken out
OF use. Any scale still adhering to
the she'll csn be washed off by strong
Jet of water This graded cooling
may occupy considerable time--per'
haps eight or ten days--but it is
worth doing whore not otherwise in.
cuuvenipnt
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

vcly experience with a twelve
ripped shark came to Boatmen
johnson and Bob Barnard. re-
he San francisco Chronicle
we're fishing between Mission
nd Goat Island when they saw
urk. II followed them persist
and once when it came boldly
he boat the boatmen set upon II
.rs. stretcher and gaff. A blow
he big brute's tail came near
ng the Whitehall. Barnard
escaped being drawn into the
oseh sInking the gaff into the
Z the shark. which set OFF at n
speed. pulling tho boat after
Il was 30 weak from the blowo
ON loss OF blood that 1t was
conquered. In the fight the
n broke one oar and a ssretchsr'
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
To Keen Linens smooth.

Linen ceuter pieces, doilies, and
even tablec!oths are no. things of real
beauty from folding them Auy
round piece OF wood, covered with
aannel, or roll of paper, around
which the pieces may be carefully
rolled, will be found invaluable as q
means of keeping linen in good order
In fact, 4 tablecloth ironed with only
two leugthwise folds, aud then rolled
will look far better on the table THAI
ono with criss cross lines from toe
much folding.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
STATE OF ONO, CRY or TOLEDO, &c
unAa rnIfErY '''

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he Is tht
senior partner OF the firm OF y. j. CHENEY \
County and state aforesaid and that said nrn
will pay the sum of osE HUNDRED DOI.LARsrol
each and every case OF CArARRH that canno
be cured by the use OF HALLS CATARhi Nuhh
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed IN my
-, presence, this 9th day of December
}sEAL A. ID. 1885. A. w. GLEASON,
'-~r-l Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, am
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testlinOnlals
free. +. j. CHIMNEY & co., Toleuo u
Sold by Druggists, 15c.
Halls Family Plus are the best.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
! ,I.nInr. nnrnIng Rcnema.

[ Irouhicd with a painful skin
4, N. and after all other remedies
the father writes: "Send me
b bro boxes Of Tetterine for my
Anehter. II does her more good
,,lything we ever tried. Yours,
Ne. 8. Porter, Lynchburg, Sc
,ikgists 50c. box, or postpaid by
huptrine. Savannah, Ga.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

In fifteen minutes with only cake of Ivory Soap and water
YOU can make better cleansing paste than you can buy
Ivory Soap will take spots from clothing and VIII clean
carpets rugs kid gloves slippers patent enamel set leather ana
canvas Shoes leather BELTS painted woodwork and furniture The
special value Ivory Soap this form arises IRON the tact at
can b used with sponge cloth cleanse many articles
that cannot they will not stand the tree appa-
and ehAH
cake cofI cut
from Un) h~ wen
ar-ught csoup paoonRA o
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

The duke Of Madrid is said to be ex-
ceedingly angry at his sons project.
but 1t is really his own parsimony
which has brought him this annoy
ance Had he chosen to do 80, he
might have made his son an adequate
allowance out OF the very handsome
fortune brought to him by his first
wife. the mother OF Don Jayne
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

Some of the big hattleships require coal
to the value OF $1,000 to keep their steam
up on II voyage from Portsmouth or Ply
mouth to Hong Kong.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

The breweres OF Milwaukee and Chicago
made during the pnst year ii3, 800 barrels OF
beer ut net profit of $73, $40, against $fO9,-
37i for previous year
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

's rclerraphy for Llshtnouses.
French navy is said to be Install
new system of wireless teIeg-
, between the lighthouses along
.cnch coast.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

After six years suffering gss cured bT Pi-
SOS Curo.-MARY THOMSON, 29jS Ohio Ave.
Alloghany, Pa, March 10 1894.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

Fisk University. Nashville Tenn, Is the
oldest and the most distinguished OF the
institutions founded by Northern phllan-
thropy in the South to help the negro race
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11

A foreign royalty is having plum pud-
ding made In London which contains sill
yer caskct guarding diamond and opal
brooch worth f1C0.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-11
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