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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-20

me was approximately accurate. Bear
in mind. too, that have put the steam
er passage at a pretty good figure. II
one travels second-class seventy dol
lars may be at once deducted from
this item, and there are lines with
slow boats that have been selling Il
don't know how the rates stand now
excursion tickets, first-class, both
ways, for from sl25 to $3.50.
Two persons will find a trip TO Paris
less expensive proportionately than
one, for two can make the trip, includ-
ing two weeks in Paris and one in Lon
don, with all expenses covered, for
S400 provided they are satisfied to live
in boarding-houses or pensions, to
walk or take a bus in preference to a
cab, and to refrain from attending ex-
pensive amusements or from making
unnecessary purchases. ] know this
can be done, because have met young
ladies in the city whose expenditures
have been based on the expectation of
spending even less than the amount |
have named. and they tell me they
have had no difficulty in making both
ends meet; in fact. they have found
that they could allow themselves some
eXtravagances which tney had not an
ticipated. Other young ladies have told
me that it was preposterous to expect
to catch a glimpse of London and Paris
at any such figure as I have given,
but these persons usually live at hotels,
where their daily expenses average
fully five dollars, and they think 1T
necessary to spend from two to four
dollars per day for theatre or opera
tickets, or other amusements, so that
their average expenditure on what they
term an economical basis foots up ten
dollars q day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-20
This and That.

The mules We're returned to the Mt.
Pleasant mines yesterday and many of
the mon were at work. The breaker
will be started up this morning and
coal viii be hoisted regularly after to-
day.
Frank NJ ", of Hallstead has been
appointed travelling fireman of the
LackaWannA. He was chairman of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen's
general committee for the Lackawanna
system.
Chief Clerk Rcigart, of General Su-
perintendent RGssolls office, will leave
the employ of the I.ackawanna July l.,
to become purchasing agent for the
St. Joe road with headquarters at st.
Joe. Mo.
The general committee of the Broth
erhood of Railroad Trainmen has been
in session at HobOken during the past
three days considering grievances pre-
sentcd by the men on the Morris and
Essex division.
Va! Fitzpatrick, of Columbus, Ohio,
first vice president of the National
Brotherhood oe Locomotive Firemen,
was iii the city yesterday, in CONSUL
tation with local officials of .the rail-
road brotherhoods.
District Passenger Agent j. S.
Swisher, of the Central Railroad of
New Jersey, and Division Passenger
and Freight Agent John E. Welsh, OF
the Ontario and Western railroad, were
In Carbondale yesterday on business
trip.
Robert Walker, jr., of Division
street, has been promoted to the posi-
tion of general foreman of the bridge
building department of the Lackawan-
ma railroad. Mr.. Walker has been in
the employ of the company for sixteen
years, and is a brother of John II
Walker, chief Of the Scranton fire de-
partment.
President w. IL. Truesdale, of the
Lackawanna railroad, arrived in the
city yesterday on his monthly visit &c
the local officials. He visited the offices
and shops during the morning, and IL
the afternoon accompanied Superin'
tendent Loomis on a tour of inspec,
tion around the various collieries In
this vicinity.
ID. q. Clarke, superintendent of q
coal mine in the state OF Wyoming
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-20
D., L. g. w. Board for Today.

The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western board for today follows:
Tuesday, Juue 10.
WILD CATS, SOUTH.
$50 p. ma. j. Mcdonnell
1890 p. MI. Rowe, with o. Millcrs men.
Wednesday, June 20.
WILD CATS. SOUTH.
1890 a. NIL. Bartholomew.
3 a. nj. ID. Secor.
q a. MI. Gorrity.
5 a. m.-B. Bennett
10 a. m.-F Iallctt.
10 Il. mp. j. O'Malley.
IL a. MI Ennis.
$50 p p. m.-S, Van Welt.
4.4j p. nj. Burkhart.
SUBMITS.
a. M, south--S Finncrty.
7.3O a. m, north-G. Frounfclkcr.
IL Il. m. north-Nchols.
p. m, north-S. Camody.
p. m, south-Mcl.ane.
FULLER
10 a. MI. Mosicr.
a. m.-IIouScr.
IL a. m.-MOran.
y. m.-MuiphY.
p. nc. Cawley,
PASSENGER ENGINE
$50 p. m.-ldagovcrn.
WILD CATS NORTH.
a. mr. Pcckins.
a. MI. DoudiCan.
4. nj. Swarts.
a. nj. A. Bush
10 a. MP Giligan.
IL a, nj Fitzpatrick.
! p. m.-LaBar, with John Gahagans men,
D. m.-llammt, with Masters men.
3 p. nj. O'llara.
\. nc. Kingsley.
p. mr.. Castncr
q p. mn. Hcnnigan.
p. mt Nauman.
p. mo-. Randolph.
.. ma +. KctCham.
10 y. m.-F. Wall.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-20

The resignation of \. d. Clackin-
ton from the position of chief engineer
of the Erie and Wyoming Valley Rail-
road company will take effect July 1.
Mr.. Blackinton will become associat-
ed with the tin plate company and is
likely to be CHOSEN its president. He
will he succeeded as chief engineer of
the Erie and Wyoming Valley by Chief
Engineer Webster, OF the Delaware
Valley and Kingston railroad.
1t is also said that -. f. Barton,
master mechanic of the Erie and Wyo-
ming com 1any's shops. intends to sever
his connection with the company July
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-20

The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western board for today follows:
Tuesday, Juue 10.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-20

has been in WilkesBarre several days
endeavorinS to hire German coal min
ers to go rcst to work. The company
operates two shafts. paying 20 cents
per gross ton for coal mined. Twenty
men from Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke
and Plymouth have already signiiied
their intention of going to Wyoming
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-20
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
A. D. BLAcKINToN TO LEAVE
THE E. & w. ROAD.

will Likely Be Chosen President Of
the Tin Plate Company Now in
Course of Formation-Chief Clerk
Reigart of Superintendent Rus
sells Office Resigns-Frank May,
of Hallstead, Appointed Travelling
Fireman for the Lackawanna-Mt,
Pleasant Miners Return to Work.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-20
Silks at Nearly Half Price.
Price 58C Yard,

Colo blue re old heotrop biscuit black
with small white aud black entirely
pretty GREAT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15

An old man who was eaek s. = west
~ camp went b, she name of Bnreh
Grass H. bad hi. own WAY - looking
a. hing. On one ocrrsson 'he camp
Was 20 be uo,cd a'orr tile stream. aud
Bunch packed ur ihr oufiir prs paratory
90 The fliitirr. ~ttot a match. Hureh
Asket ore % the psri1. fer BE- Had relied
up bic cigarette ara wanted ~ irht
II. The old mans fingers went TO h.
vest pocket, then hr paused ard iookel
thoughtful. Evidently 70 match va
forthcoming bot suddenly Bunch
showed his originality of th1ughf.
Without word h. climbed into The
Wagon and started 20 pitch Of his lead.
Beddiug tents. KETTLES sail,d out on The
cras> The pe'itiouer Tor the match
looked ~ him ip amsFeueui Had b
ranc crazyc why. What j. The matter
with Yous What are You doing -
ssksd. Bunch stopped throwing GU;
the goods. ard replied. in a siow crawl.
Which it's like this When YOU re-
eue>tcd that match. I suddenly hap
Tcncd - recall that them eomhustihlss
alsu, Turks in The last pocket. -;
cost and waisfcnat in the bottom o
Ibis Wagon. ard I'm reachiu down for
tta; last 10, ket iirs' inst 20 save time =
Ar De procectcd to throw - he rtss
Of ihs load Youth Companion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15

\ good story j. going the rounds a;
Harvard college concerning at
Years graduate. dutiful san aui an
industrious student, yet withal some
Whist literal Youth. NJ the beginning
q his core, ndinc year rs father. "a 10
w. Jest setting ont for Enrape. sasa
= him: Vow. Harry you Eet yoer
degree. ard I'll send for Yoa = cone
ever ara travel all sumncT Harry
VS. delighted ~Fathe-. saia b. I
~" lie striici faithfuliy al tae
college wear and in June went through
WITH fyjns caicrS. Th-u Re cab.e,l he
father Yes" But the father. alass
had forgotten his impui,ise oFer He
unused over the message. wondered
and then csblrd hack. ~Yes. What
The Ion Wss 20 turn pcrplexea. Int
l. ing a wc'i-trainea lad. he did 70, rr-
nam long in the dark ard fre>i bx
6utious zeal. cabled back. ~Yes. ~ =
Letters Of explanation followed. and
h W. permitted % make the grand
tour. -logtA's CS12Aaica-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15
SOME QUEER JOBS
'osgrr-spirs tr- Sometime. called
p"a h. 'onstttaest. for
>tnEutsr Favor.

turiaH> r,qur> ~ .tets description
are waer 81 mrmete> of gaHeEe,S. a1#sl
- b. sb'r 'o ,ompls with at - a. ma
tie member, ~ 'hc lower hoa.e aof4ls
indeed hs q versatile lot AZ he Ohi-
eacu iuhrr-. Recently aa UHroiS
eargr,s ,msu. while AZ hou,r. received a
letter from ore ~ his constituents - -
had secuvrc a position 10 Washington
The writer MAS no; az ali most - h
Is request. bat >impl, askrd thT CON
srcs,uau 90 60 to RE houss - H. con.
sfiiserf. ~; sa ED r1.r # .tas. aua
mail them 90 him uudtr ~ eaurrss-
,arai frank.
lhe member was startled At n.
aur1 ci-N ~ hi. correspondent ard il j.
rees 'r,, to say De SID rot comply VIII
the request. The same memlrr re-
cciytd letter from ore 81 hi cous,it.
neufs asking him 20 secure ~ writer
position a. bartender ia thi, city
\, fhi, o. uoi In line with the work ~
q cen grys.uiar. ard a. I ue,e Saul does
uet employ anyone in thi> capacity.
his request was also turned down.
The other morning the same member
Was amused by finding "a H. mail a let
Ter FROM orc 90 his constituents u 10 Is
n love With Young woman residing
iu the states mans district n writer
ssid he knew the membsF had eon>i6.
cradle influence aud medestlv request
- him go exert 30 10 bring aboat = mar
rage between the Two persons in queS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15
SIDE TRACKS

Daring the year 1879 he raiircsss
ordered ss-3 new locomotives. break
ing al previous records
Al The railway stations IN Swesis-
q, which meals are served ar .r7~-
oy sign 6earing the suggestive e.
TEN q crossed knife ara f1rk
hloom nstoa tHl4 inventor Ia,
devised a register 70 = p'aces 2 49,
senssr ears Which. upoa hazlnrs ssi;-
abe cord pulled. Nil show tse p,-.
Ct the next staiiou AZ wbich tie t-afr
will stop.
On 1aru1ry :. SAYS the r. l,sav ~
f-rs uesrrs Review. 4 sEEe er--,
hauled froG Cheyenne. We 10 -
ney. Neh, a distance q 10 mHes /.
tram % : ears. reprsSertirr zrs
tons on'y one hrii was doas-a
TIE German railway authorities -
eoSsiaerIng proposal 10 sboE,h -
'sru iriP tickets. holiday. excu-sso,
and al special raies. jud-in- 5, ~.
means they will he enab,rs 10 --s,-.
the regular fares one- third. wi,h por-
suliius los
NJ recent congress o. Russian al
way physseians II as dcc5sssa -,
there should K erected Al varsous
piaeHs aosP'tai stations aud hstkx
snd that IN some rrsio1s spseiaI ba,a-
ing e7rS Should ex rs4a A. 5 nov so-e
along The sil---sn railway
The Posiiios Of horticultural .ceu,
sss heeu created CO the I.oni,ril1. =
Nashvii.e railway. HIS du;iex Ws1l =.
10 eneour9Se horticulture aoa truck
tais'ns Alous the line of he rad .as
10 furnish Information svaar,li,s- -.
prospects FOR The business 20 ihose de-
sirtns TO engage IN the work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15
IRRIGATION.
the os,efnm-at .. Doi.s tt.
Census once.

Warrington. y. e.. Feb Eth. reeia-
nation ~ arid lands. which wa. a
prominent feature 81 food pros'ucirg
operation, In ludia. China. Egypt aud
MeAico marN centuries ago. T. now r.
cei,iuc more attention from the t-sited
siatss government than ever before.
In courrsss. the house h5s appointed
strong standing committee on irri-
fa'iaH. With e chairman and majoriiy
Of iis members Interested in or repre-
sertirg irrirah'e SECTIONS. In Tho sen
ate the committee on reclamation az
ARID land. b. simiiari, constituted.
These committees listen 20 the de-
msnds " ihr psopi, ard formulate leg
| is.afior whrn W Is intended 70 add to
the rrsourccs ~ nature quite a. snb-
siautai'y ~ ~ large areas 81 prof.
t'rfitor, were being acquired from the
outside
rhr officers Of The geological survey
arr nia King ~ sNterdsd iu,estiraiisn
- thr gu.niitt ard constance, - water
supple. in irrirah,e district. loraiirg
and surveying sites available Cor per-
uanrni impouudiur ressr,oirs. meas
urrr she wastes from ssrpare. etap-
GRAFTON and unchecked Hoods. aud gen
eraiiy determining or comparing the
,a'uc, ~ different methods - irrira.
ton. and the u'i.iiy ofdiiercut sources
o. water supply
The census Office. couarinr itself
s'rict's 20 exact facts aud conditions.
/ is .upricmsrtirr these efforts 81 she
government by making a census % irt
1 cation walls. dams. rcssrtoirs. sprirrs.
/ canals ard ditch.s ard the cost ard
character thereof. Of owr~r.hiP. vol
umr ard ccns'ancy - water sources.
% vatsr-f -h's. sales ard rates. - ihe
| acreage. quantity andsa'u- nf irrigated
crops. - uureciaifnsd aut irrI-ablr
land areas. etc Most 90 This wotk IS lee
ing acromp.i he'd hN mvaus - hefuirs
ssrf through the mail. iu advance rf ihe
main rslt work. which she iaw -ass
sta'i be- done 10 June 1000 Director
Merr am deemed such a course warrant
ed hy The estimated increase Boz .rfiea-
ton wells 20 1900 and The clutches ard
canals 20 1900 during ttr pasi ten
wears. which means that rrchah., more
ti4t 10000 producer 1fr now 70 s3rr
crop. and herd. abundant, On issds
which. without Jar cation. were desoiate
Ard sa'usiess.
Preliminary returns 90 The csrsus
ofice from ice gators ard irr' cation
companies arc quite .afrflcio-,. ard
TIL director requests that 81 who have
r~ccivc.. or may receive hereafter .chrd-
ME. from thc department do their best
to answer re s-v~rsi quest 1ns herein
and return the blanks o. Their earliest
convenience. Also, that irriraiors who
have not received. will write ard ask
20 W. smppNsd With schedule The re-
quest viii be- complied With by return
mail 10 ,hi. way. accurate statistics
,,Il be secured o. au indusir.a. feature
which. in effect +. .lnai 90 adeirg sev-
erai productive states 20 the domain
of nation whose staple food supplies
ALREADY dominate the markets Of the
NurL1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15

c.r Hsrsr. The frs; bead d the weather
bureau IN Nashington, found 4 almost IN
t,assihie 10 persuade the members Of epn
sres. to vote for him the necessary tne's
NTH whfah 20 carry ont b.. plans; one
,rring. when the appropriation had tffn
,hamrfuiiy cot down ~ the economy. LOVING
Chairman u the committee. Mr. HaEsu Na'
. quest a. an aftsrnpnn reception 81 ths
house II one % the cabinet memhsrs. vhers
a.. moo, dstsstahie aud uncomfortable weath
or untimsly and unlocked tor. vas the top.
4 Of he morpsut A. Mrs. Harm crossed
the room 10 make her adirus she vas way AID
hy the chairman u the oherding nmttse,
80 ,reo.tsd her thus Wei. Mr. Harm.
il tn. the lest your husband can do fof u.
In ne way 81 ~esthersT Mr. llafen looked
Al him With a sudden la.h 10 her eyes. and
then answered. clearly aud sweetly -
Nj Bank. the very b~st for the sppfopu
Atom The discounted man fed. N the
~ ds q the hardly concealed smiles Of the
surrounding guests.-ArEonaui-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15

tie done look Kinder queer. X Nhsu
I me; him ou Ev road. Mr.. E-as,u,
fnkiey was explaining. lie Nonldu'r
-ook mc iu &c face
You mear,.~ said Ms Mani
Brown. ~dsi he looked sleeps
Wee you looks shesp.sh 5os> you
looS Ike you had beeu stealth sAetp r.
'na''> 81 idea
we. BE- didn', iook sheepish. he
locke caicksaish. dat Mat Il
locked. '- Washington Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15
Nsay Like Htm

Nes- said The Old gentleman. ~hs
. . wonderfully capable youug man e
Ard Vet y-u discharged him -
True, ard that wss Why dis
charged him. too. He i . eapab.s
that hc insisted upon trying 70 DO nv
WORK 20 Tire great neglect % his owu.
Either he or ! had 10 retire from the
Management % this concern. ard I
bought I'D hang OF awhile lougvr. -
Chicago Post.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15

"a losal applications. a. they cannot reach
the diseased portion 81 the EAR There IL
only one way 90 curv deafness. and that j.
hy constitutional remedies Deafness 4.
caused hy an hfam-d condition Of The uu
CONS lining Of the Eustschian fute Nhen
tins iuic grts innam~d YOU have a rumhlns
sound or imperfect hearing and when g T.
.niirrly closed deafness u the result. and
unless the inflammation can he taken cut
nj tins tuh~ restored o. - normal cor
dition. hearlng Will 10 DESTROYED forever
nine eases ni Of ten are caused ht eatarrh
shich !. nothing hut an inlamcd condition
q The mucous surfaces
We NIL give one Hundred Dollars for an,
-s~e oi Deafness caused ty catsrth that
cannot h. cured o., Halls Caiarth Cure
>cnd tor circulars frr-
? = Cheney Go. Toledo o.
>old hy DrueEisis. *
Halls Famif lfis are the hes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15

Tie resceut hoieI. Egrrsa >rrus~ Ark
cpen. Maryh l. -" \ uos- 3e.arsas a..
trac;ivc 4rd corvsri.rt rcscft ~ - :
and psasure srrkrrs iies. r-.ua-s rr-.
parking water. 49, arca- -sssat 81.
Iaruush >'seQrrs ,a Frscr Ire NJ.
Tor particular, o. Ntl1Eer He.e. o. - ~
r~fir-s~s a. t.rlre as F--4r- rrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15

John ! Rair 10 h.. earlier DAYS Owned 1
western railroad siorv the route { phieh Be
established a series q .urchrroms AZ vhlea
smpsoye. q the rcat ucrr t1 ~ chargec =
cents aud FL pas.en.sr. 5 cents Mr. KaG
rev dlred e; one % these g .acfs. ard. cae
ut * his uea', .a4 t1ra BAD - A.
Hold on' erred the -'sh,tr. yta iaa'i -
Dag 90 ihls rad know that. rsp -
Nj Rair. "ihr rad bs.rxs 81 ne r-gst
raea Chrar.rla
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15

Fdwarf Everett once conc udsd a stately
.reeth be- congre-- with iouE. .onoruus ard
sups -hs medulated citation II a paSsa =
from Tas 'us. and then took BIS scat. NJ
aoruer eas IT, through than Or spranF .
huf n -uher from the wet He had once
been an Indian srvni. ard b. began 20 pour
ou' vehement haraugue m Choctau After
~ bile she speaker called him % order.
don't 80 why ny freedom of speech should
b. ABRIDGED he crisd. You 81 the maa
nom Ma...chu..;t. nun On. and ! dn' an
dsr.'ari the fr.i uoryi q BIS iirga any bet
tor than be- does mine" The scene wss com
teal. lui u struck the death kus.i 81 further
c'a...sa quotations 10 congress N. \ Tsle-
ann
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15
Editorial Com mont.

Poor Ga Jones. the grocer. died cariy
thf. morning. sAid the village editors bet
ter half
"Huhf" exclaimed the iocaiopiriou
mo-dcr. he. l.ecn dad for years
it-tn dead for vrar.'' echoed the az
Ton she-i uIfs "Nhy. what d. YOU mean -
Jus; What nd. fepi'r4 the 2 "AnI
mar 10 business who doesui advertise Is
dead one Chicago Evening News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15

l. "a pnsg'ins fact that he deck. 81 saii
~ vessel. show duet AZ uigh,. even i thrt b
- ashed ~ the morn iug. aud re work = dom
lanus the day This - Ike indigestion
" harh rrvcps On one unhwar~s. However Z
comes. the nniy way 30 rurv d i hy the use q
itrstefter' ~,oniash Hftsr~. a remedy v.hic.
eatrf fails 'o cure dyspepsa IN al u. forms
- wei a. prevent mslaris. fever ard axue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15

Aski'- What, HarduPp- doing HOW ?
Hawkins Writing poetry for saus-
age mandatory advertisements
AsSti lNar me-. n~vrr thought he
Houid set aoNE to doggervl-N. \.
PTsSs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15

Ha,hsri Whsts soc matter III -
tisca = th.s ni1rulag
Vie ii.s tas il-.y q The ysass. !, 2 e.
- r. - tae irss
Wv leI yce use AZ am esaek -
CAisaE1 kstr NtHs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-02-15
! lie Ran Like Lightning


ton liar. ,lub who has never been
farther ava, from Na.t-rgtoa than
usIiiuor. nr pn,-.i. CO. l;s.l.inHI.ftf.
4 attended man, of 90, racing ,,euts
for which thar rr,nf. continent ~ th,
British ,uuirs B.. ftmou. ~ain, 81 he
contest. between Gee equine giants ~
the aufipo,i,s were exciting aTair-.
bus none ~ them not even fh. ruurirr
81 she great MrIhnurrs cum rner. f.as.
-c..rs boz r,tro.prctiou 40 .,,,ir,. an tu.
tsrsst fst me- Co., the recollection ~ th..
eNtraorJiuar, .rrir. ~ vin, ~ the
horse Nmp,t,. ali Of which i,,ltls--af .
None - 10. gentlemen prssrft. TAKE
10. ever heard o., trut stort it. ta tht-
marvellous horse indeed ,.Ftn it aii
,amr ou' thc few a. r. ~, DO vtr, au NE
inside 81 Tho s.,-rtf agreed f, L,,nul,frn
about a.. FOR the .akc OF preventing
what Nouir muuucs'tanab', have been
terrific 'urf scatGaf but as b. 40
happ,u,d er ,irit let-~ -ee. was it
eight .ro. riu,. ,cer. at-,. Z fhinh ii. will
be- ~sfe for mr to toll ,uu The I,offum
f,c's a. 20 tt, success, OF this thrrom-
email horse Nmt~tr
ga
-
~ wa" '., '''''' '' % '''
~
nor bad hi. owner. q ,aiI dark rlaonv.
looking Euru.hmar. been known 4,
body ON the Australian tnrf b.for,
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Morse Peg ms 'ia.- iir Wa looked upon
> ~ ''''l'''' VINO "'H.a ,iana no
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aDeGEled Ia, year 10 s3.s.a oee.
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Eight hands with
fingers and the hand When
little white pmps felt like twisting
high cold chil
tired Nights, asleep
hands peeled like
aud wherever burning
shoeng ami would shut the body
NY hands pufl When
water from my hands through the bandag the floor My
toners refused n look hand had
he gave solution Of something battle hands
Doctor think, for found
and
aai after using small quantity
would dollars
would suffer
Feb u iss CASPER DIETSCHIER Pembroke,
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The MARKETS.

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Sore Hands 8 Years Cured

Pain So Intense Would Nearly Twist Fingers From Sockets
Pulled Up Like Toad. Water Through Bandaxes to
Floor. Had to Walk the Floor Until Would Fall
Asleep. Fingers Would Peel Like Onion.
Doctors Could Cure.