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,uocung Towns Cut Off.

B.. rt.ee. Wis. June "a tornado
lis place during the night.
Mind tore up fences and telegraph
| !. and totally destroyed the Swc-
/ rgare Il and tore out the front OF
|A Persons store. Many dwell
N,re damaged and the property
rlIl be very heavy.
r. tornado came in the shape OF .
lr..s shaped cloud from the South
k. The boarding house of Mrs.
b Hun was moved from its found
H. and the Jump River House was
h. damaged. Chimneys and win
4 glass throughout the city We're
\ oMshed. Van Duzon 4 Co.'S lum-
ward sun cred heavy damage, some
h. lumber being half mile away.
lives are reported lost. Communi-
lin With surrounding villages IS
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Murdered While They Slept.

Macon, Mo-, June 6.-In fit OF tenn
porary insanity, Engineer James Sta
cey killed his wife and 18-year-old
daughter while they slept. Stacey
calmly walked into the street, and,
:leetng a neighbor, told what he had
lone. He then drew a revolver and
committed suicide.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-06-06
o Hundred Men Lost.

Saint Brieux, France. June o.-f.ve
s.,,;nc hoats. which went on Hshihs
cruise in Iceland waters n'.e oe.n ..
missing for two months and are now
achieved TO have foundered in a gaze
Anril 4. Their entire crews h"moei,
~ ~ men. are supposed to nave
n,,shel There is general mourn
ing here and in the ne'shpo''"s "
lagcS.
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HEBRON is EXPELLED.
Congregational Council Deposes Him
From the Ministry.

Grinnell, Ia, June 1.-THE last act
IN the drama OF the expulsion Of Rev.
DR.. George ID. Heron from the Con-
gregational church and ministry has
vote the council called by the Grin
nell church found him guilty on three
counts of the charges of immoral and
unchristian conduct brought against
him and voted to eXpel him from the
church and ministry.
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The hill.Taylor NuptiaIs.

New York. June 6.-Miss Manu van
Cortlandt Taylor, daughter oi MI anu
Mrs. van Cortlandt Taylor OF st. fau,'
was married to Louis Warren nm
son of James J. HILL president ol 'hc
Great Northern railroad. The eere-
monv. was performed by Archblshop
ireland Of st. Paul in the nome oi
tho brides brother. Walter c. Taylor
~. ats
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-06-06
ATE PRESSED CHICKEN.
Over Fifty People Sick as Result at
Parker, S. ..

over FIfty People SICK as Result at
Parker, S. D.
Parker, S. D.. June 6.-Over so peo-
pie are sick, some dangerously, from
having eaten pressed chicken at the
high school banquet iast week.
The chickens were boiled in a tin
boiler with copper bottom on Wednes-
day. 1t was first thought the sickness
was due to ice cream or to the beef
tongue Nearly all were taken with
chills. fainting spells and severe
diarrhoea.
The doctors have been kept on q
rush since II O'Clock Saturday night
Professor J. B. Byers and Mrs. Pur
inton il is feared. NAV not recover.
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x. STANLEY RELEASED.
em'st Finds That Rev. Father Ph'''
lips Was Not Poisoned.

teW York. June G.-The report VI
fofse A. Ferguson. an analytical
['mIst who made an examination u
I stomach OF the Rev. +. ). fhii'pe
'azieton. Pa, who was found nca"
we apartments of DR.. hiIno
[.n''y, three weeks ago. shows tha'
E"er Phillips was not poisoheu'
ks"'ey was arraigned before 'he
oner who said that his hope ~
'hai the dead priest was NOT po
), 'u had been realized. and II CAV
H much pleasure to release Stah',s
y Custody. Stanley shook hahas
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49, deed of a Malay.

,,,aon June 6.-The Daily Man
u.nos the following dispatch from
rinrapore: "A Malay doctor hameu e
,nrahim ran amuck and killed SIX pso, 90
lpl"" '..,,, smear. seriously injurlne
nine others. He was theh n'o.Al 'a 80
n'". and he died from the effects o'
fractured skull.
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ch.u.. Arrives 1T Manila.

Manila. June 6.-General Chance
,,a staff and two companies OF the
Ninth infantry have arrived here on
the United States transport SUNNI,
tr,m Taku The general was received
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German Syrup is the special prescrip-
German physician. and is acknowledged
to he one Of the most fortunate dis
coveries in Medicine. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colas and lung troubles of the
severcst nature. removing. as it does the
cause Of the affection and leaving the
parts in a strong and healthy condition.
1t is not an experimental medicine. but
has stood the test Of years. giving salts
faction in every case. which it rapidly in
creasing sale every season confirms
Two million bottles sold annually.
Boschee's German Syrup was introduc-
ed in the United States in 1868, and is
now sold in every town and village IN the
civilized world. Three doses will re ieve
any ordinary cough. Price 10 cents.
Get Green's Prize Almanac.
The doctors told me my cough was
incurable. One Minute Cough Cure
made me a we'll man" Norris Silver.
North Stratford. n. H.. Because you've
not found relief from stubborn cough.
cont despair One Minute Cough Cure
as cured thousands and it will cure
you Safe and sure.
Cook K ODEE.
Nr. w. s. Whedon. Cashier of the
ii irs. National Bank Of Winterset. Iowa.
!. 4 recent letter gives some experience
with carpenter in his employ. that will
be Of value to other mechanics. tie
says: Il had carpenter working for
me who was obliged to stop work FOX
several days on account OF being
troubled with diarrhoea. ! mentioned
TO him that / had been similarly
troubled and that Chamberlain's collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy had
cured me. He bought bottle of it from
the druggist here and informed me that
one dose cured him. and he is again al
his work." For sale by all druggists.
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Session.
Honolulu. May 2S.-Sensations that
have deeply stirred Honolulu have
grown out Of the Investigations OF
the grand jury summoned by Circuit
Judge Humphreys to investigate
charges of bribery in the legislature.
Last Saturday three of the best known
lawyers of Honolulu-General A. S.
Hartwell, w. A. Kinney and S. NJ.
Ballou-were sentenced TO 80 days in
Jail for contempt of court by Judge
Humphreys, but before they reached
the prison all We're released by par
don by Acting Governor Cooper. The
sentences were on account OF an affi-
davit which the attorneys attempted
to read and file in Humphreys court
to show. on motion for change OF
v"nue. the judges personal bias
against Editor Smith of The Adver-
| tiser. who was indicted by the grand
| jury for perjury. In the storm raised
by these proceedings the grand jury's
investigations Of the bribery charges
have been lost sight Of, but the jury
is still in session.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-06-06
A DISON SOUTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, JUNE &, 1901

with major generals salute. Gen
eral Chaffee will be General MacAr-
thurs guest at the Malcanang palace.
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LIVES LOST
Ie TOWN OF PRENTICE, WIS.
,s VISITED az A SEVERE
TORNADO.
hwy DWELLINGS DAMAGED

l.dish Church Totally Destroyed.
k.,oes and Telegraph Poles Torn
and Window Glass
hsmoll shed-Propcrty Loss Will Be
Ls,vv - Communication With Sur
I,poc,na Towns Cut Oft.
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win the coroner and others and left
the courthouse.
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COOPER PARD0NS.
ACTING GOVERNOR OF HAWAII
RELEASES ATTORNEYS EN-
ROUTE TO JAIL.
SENTENCED FOR CONTEMPT

Had Attempted to Obtain a Change Of
Venue in Judge Humphreys' Court.
Sensation Causes the Grand Jury's
Bribery Investigations to Be Lost
Sight of-The Latter Is Still! in
Session.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
Special for !
W edneSdav

A Gne tafleta silk underskirt
in coIors at ~. so worth $500.
A black mercerized under
skirt worth $l.25 at 50 cents.
About II or Is colored un-
derskirts regular prices Sl.00
and $l.UO a little faded at 80
cents.
A Ladies' 50 cent blac'; lace
stocking at 80 cents.
Ladies' l2a cent handker-
chiefs at 7 cents.
rs cent wide ribbons at II
cents.
A granite cloth worth Is
cents at so cents in all the de.
sirable shades.
A good quality black sewing
silk at 3 cents spool instead
of s cents.
On Wednesday morning be-
tween the hours of 8 and IL.
we will sell a good soft finished
white 8 cent muslin at 81 cents
also a 6 cent quality of apron
gingham at At cents.
228-230 King St.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
stre,t and Sewer Department.

I The Street and Sewer Commits
aIouers met this morning at 10. 80
! o'clock. The new commissioner.
4 Patrick Fahey was on hand and
lpresented his credentials and took
his seat ip the Board.
Mr. A. S. Webster was elected
president OF the Board.
J, The pay roll was passed: Carts,
e29S. 63; wages. $733. 20; collections
lfor the week, $3l,2lS. City Treas
urer reported balance Of $685.
s4lS. 46.
The Wilmington City Railway
Company accepted the provisions
for extending its line on certain
streets in the city, including the
Rockford and Maryland extension
Ito Law track and pave certain
Il streets. The company will now lay
tracks on Maryland avenue and
will relay them when the avenue Is
regarded.
II Herbert Cassidy appeared before
the Board and asked that they ac-
|cept tine deed of Banning street.
{As 1t is now it is above grade and
he cauuot procure either gas or
wi ater ior his iour houses. The
commissioners said they would take
the matter up.
NJ Police Commissioner William NJ.
Pyle appeared on behalf OF Mrs.
iWigglrs, a widow lady, protesting
against paving sewer lien OF $50
on her property on Poplar street.
Thc commi ssiorers will take ST.
trom the face Of the bill.
a Attorney W. S. Prickctt appear.
led on behalf Of Mr. William Toy,
twho has 3 houses at the northwest
,eorrcr Of Second aud Unlon streets,
complaining about water running
iato cellars from the vacant lots
adjoining, The water runs down
Conrad street and damages his
property.
J. B. Phillips asked to be rem-
Iburscd SIS for his horse. who
slipped and tell breaking its leg at
Fourth and King streets. six weeks
ago
A communication was received
4 from the II. and II. Company, say
Y Eng that they would drcdEs the
sewerage Out and send The depart
Uncut the bill,
i. Fred pErommer wants u sc wer
put down at Oak and Harrison
streets to dram his mucaroni tuc-
tory.
A petition was received from the
Wilmington. Newark and EIkton
railway company to. occupy Filth
from Market TO Franklin up Frank
!. lin to oCtaymout to Clayton stree et,
I South from oak street to the ity
line. Peter l.. Cooper Jr, is at
itorncy ior the road.
Alexander liiller said he had set
the curb on Beech street and he
called the attention OF the Board
that he wanted gutter put in to
prevent the rain water from wash.
ing il out OF place. The officers o
tive Board will be appointed or
VI. csday next al the second meet
aug OF the new Board.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
CARD BASK EFT

II. c. Dance and wife Of Philadcl.
phia: spent Sunday with his brother,
A. Il. Dance at Seventh and Pine
Streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White who
were recently married. have been roy
ally entertained for few days by the
lady s aunt, Mrs. Elwood Young, at
lioncybrook, Chester County, Pa.
They are expected to return home
this evening.
Mr.. Joseph W. England of 1916
King Street, has returned from a
seven months business trip through
Central and South America visiting
all the principal seaporls.
Mrs NJ. W. England and son, En-
Dry, have return ed home after spend
ing the winter in the West.
Mrs. Alice Gray of Marshallton, is
spending two weeks visit at Con-
ShOh0cken, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Pyle and daughter of
Conshohockcn, Pa, has been spending
u week in Marshallton and Mount Gu
ba with her friends.
pr. George A IIarter, president Of
Delaware College, has gone to Allan.
tic City for his health.
r. W Rambo has returned to his
old position as shipping clerk for the
Edge Moor Bridge Company.
r.William c. X. Colquhoun, who has
been commisSary in the volunteer
army, has been made cUmmisSary in
the regular army with the rank OF
r,ntnip
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A Special Officer.

Postmaster Hugh c. Browne.
will make application to the Police
Commission tonight for the APP
pointmcut of Nevin {. Clowney as
spe clal officer for the Federal build.
ing. Recently the corridors at the
post Office have been selected as the
meeting place of lovers. The prac-
tice has reached such a condition
that 1t is necessary to have an Off
Ger. Unless the OBJ ection able par
ties obey the orders they will
be arrested. Boys and girls are
beginning to corgregatc on the out
side in such numbers and use such
language that people have com
planned
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
Spring Opening.

Crosby Il Hill at Nos. 6Oj, G)1 and
500 Market street, have taken in two
new departments in their store, by
adding millinery and boots and shoes.
They call the attention OF the public
to their large stock which are bar
gains. They have young lady ab
the head Of the shoe department who
has had fifteen years experience and
who knows the wants of the public.
Be sure and call and then you will
purchase.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02

To,lot cham Der sets with slop jars tlor-
nj designs; with or with out gold tnm
minps, Regularly $3.50 10 sI5). Neu-
nesday 81 .4!J.
Dinner sets the swell Crown Derby, de
sign, 100 pieces always about $50 %, Wed .
nosday sell $1,000.
Jardiuers now white and gold; We'd
ncsday prices, Gin, lbc,, in. 30c., ~ in'
CSC.
Chocolate sets; pieces usually :4'vo'
Wednesday per set sl9s.
Knives aud forks by Russell; white eel.
luIoid handle fno steel blades, Regularly
$500 pcr>s dozen each, Wednesday s2'9S
Metal tea and able spoons at half price
Wednesday and 10 cents perdohe
stair oil cloth; 10 inch perfect per yard,
Wednesday il.c,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
Taking IjD Garnet.

j. and J. n. llarman are engaged
in removing the old carpet from the
floor Of the court House. The Super
ior court ordered that the carpet be
taken up and "a new one laid. The
room will be thoroughly cleaned be.
fore the new one is laid.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
DEAF

WILLIAMS At Grconbanli, Del, on March
-. 1901. attain A. }. Williams, in his 9th
year.
Relatives friends aud men bors of Fourth
Delaware Association and mumb.rs of q. A.
X. il general are inyit ed o attend the funeral
services a. Il N latc residence nt Green an!r.
Del, OF Wednesday. April g. 1901 ut p IN.
intermcnt at Chri5t:ana NJ. L. cemetery
MORGAN. -Near stanton. Del, on April |,
1901, David 7. MGrgru, ST.. sged IS years.
Relatives and frienis sts inyIt ted to attend
the tunaral services at h- lBts rest den CO near
stanton, Del on rhurslav afternoon at I
o'clock. mtermont at RivervisW cemetery.
LOWE-In this city on March 3d. 1891, Mary
widow Of the late HI chari Lowe .s--- ..,s--
l'elatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted to nttsnd the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No 29 Jefferson street. ou Wednns
day afternoon Mt o"lork. lnterment at Will
mlngtoa and Brnndywine cemetery +
MURRAY.-On March ~, 1901 James Edward
{ Murray, aged 80 years.
Relatives. and friends are invited to attend
the funera. services at Ezion NJ. e. Church,
9th and French streets on Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock. lntermsnt at E2!on cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02

Junior carpet swoepers; 'isinch sweep
we'll Wednesday dSc.
Plank ,shad boards. Wednesday prioe Is
inch .Gac. 20 inch &c
Ice Cream Frsszars; no better made.
minute machines; and quart regularly
il rs and L.. %, Wednesday price IL 80 and
Sl.75.
Scallorol cako pans; agate, o. .inCh
worth loo. Wednesday &c
Perforated cake beatcrs "Wednesday
each &c.
Wirc egg beaters; Wednesday each lc.
Agate seamless quart covered cook pot
usually, t0C, Wcdn rsday l3c
Fine nickIo plated ten or coffee straincrs
l0c
Spoons wi hook tn prevent falling in
bowl, wednesday &c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
Finger Mashed.

Martin McDonough Iresidug at
No 92t West Second street had the
third finger of his left hand mashed
yesterday afternoon by brake
shaft falling upon it at the z, W.
81 3. carshops. DR.. Draper attend
ed him and he was sent 10 his home
in a cab,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
DAiN IN VfjE RACK

A. Il. Harrington. Constania. N. r.
says: II was troubled several years
with kidney diseasa and suffered ssvore
pains in the back, nsol toIey's Kidney
Cure and one bottle cured mo / rs-
commend il to my friends. Ii has gITeh
perfect satisfaction lako no subStitutsS
4. Sold at DAuforth'a I'D Market str,ag.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
House and Store For Rent,

! Samuo +, Bett' offers for rent the
hou,a Sc l"gG KiaG st'eet. The store in
sam ha been OCCUPIED ~ Mr. Darrell deal
pr n cigars and nav papers, and his only
fsas"u toe muvlng Is bat lie wants mare
foUia iu ucrommUdHtO his growing trade,
M. I,clls thinks mi Il good chance iur
5ivn nlan 10 continue tho same business
and mako good living
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
PERSONAL &.
MENTION
WEDDING ANNOUNCED.

Announcement is ma dc of the COM
ing marriage on April 25, of Seymour
Ii. Stone, formerly of this city, to
Miss Amy Wentworth lIigginson, a
prominent author. Mr.. Stone Is a
brother OF Frederick E. Stone of the
Delaware Electric and supply Com
pany, who is best man at the we'd
ding The ceremony is to take place
in Dorchester, Mass.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
Death ., o I. Morgan.

David 7. Morgan died at his resi-.
dence near Stanton; on Monday after
long Illness, aged 7S years. For
several years he resided on the Brian
Jackson farm butfeeling the iniirmi.
ties of age, he sold his stock and
farming implements some two weeks
ago and on the 25th of March he re-
move | toa smaller farm near Stanton
After his removal he grew rapidly
worse and on Monday he closed his
earth y career. He leaves a widow,
six sons and four daughters, Harry,
Frederick, William, Richard, George
David, Cora, Jennie, Alice and Clara.
His funeral will take place on
Thursday afternoon, leaving the
house at one O'Clock. Interment at
Rlyeryiew cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
\ We.k OF .peclaI -leeliny.

+ Adutaut Kemp and thc Jones
Sisters will assist in the local Sal
vat,on Army work this week by con
ducrng special services each night
at the hall, Tonight a musical
festIydl will be gjvcr and the sale
of worN opened. Wednesday night
the ntereopticoD drama will be
be given with living pictures and a
spec al program OF music.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02

A Il, Ba's OF Morgantown, Ind. had
TO get up ton or twelve times in the night
and had severe backache and pains in tho
kidneys. Was cured by Fo.ey's Kidiey
Cure. 1t Ia Euarrantesd,
Sold at Dantorth'a 10 Market strest,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
] he Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
followed by clearing. with little change
of temperature. Thursday clearing and
slightly warmer.
The Thermometer at W. c. TaglOr's
drug store 3Q3 kiug strsot to-day rogs.
tered as follows
o'clock l0oolock loclock
a AZ. 5o
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
NOTED HEALER IN TOWN,

The greatest healer of modern times Is
Banner Saiye, for cuts. wounds, sores,
piles and all skin diseases. 1t is guorau.
teed
Sold at Dhnforth's 13) Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02

I A GRIPPE coughs often continue for
i~months and sometimes lead to fatal
results after the patient Is supposed to
havo passed the danger point Foey's
Honey and Tar ntfo 'ds positive protection
an Vi security from these COUGHS
Sold at Dantorth's, l20 Murkst 3troeS, q
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
Twelfth Wednesday Sale.

Economical housekeepes will scan this list and compare
ricas carefully tor besides beug remarkakabe saving
Goods Of every day us there very many articles In this
sale specially required cooking and baking as well as setting
off home for Easter All the bargains can not be enumer
ated here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
Bitten Dy DOG,

&Mrs Fred, Fish9r OF Grcenpillo, was bio
fh the hnnd by her dog On Friday. Tho
kRnu ws+ so badly laCernted that Dr..
yAmus Chandler OF Csntrevlle, had 10 DO
seaiiod and renderod the necessary medical
MD
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
Dress Goods

Onr dress goods department
is making hosts of friends.
We are selling wool and silk
dress goods below the usual
values.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
Lees Opening.

The Samuel Lees Company will
have their spring opening at their
new store at the S. +. corner of Fifth
and Market streets, on Wednesday
and Thursday. They have about ar
ranged their stock and in the moving
it got slightly rulIled which is not
visible to the average buyer and
which they will sell at prices that
will set the public to talking. BE
sure and visit their new store and in
spect and then purchase their goods
which will save you money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02

m. oNen I uc S d a y
nights until ninc
-. O'Clock during
NignI busy season. The
store is crowded with styles Tor
spring wear for men and boys
Big line medium and low
priced suits for men. new
Chcviots. new Worsteds new
Cassimeres at $3.50 and So,
Suits that we closed out the
entire lots which make prices
about Is per cent. less than
their value. See our $40 and
SI2 suits tor young men.
New cloths Coats New Mill.
.ary cut vests high cut single
breasted, no collars. Fancy
Cbeviots and striped Worst
eds.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings,
JAS. |. MULL|S & SONS
Clothing, Sixth aud
Hats. Market
Shoes Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02

! W decorate and put nnmo on Eastjr
eggs rrss Of charge.
j. G0FATOS 413 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02

r Actors. singers, takers -- A.. all more
Or IS,5 .tfjrr5 to Nnt throa, hoprseNe4s.
tousll.tls and c1Jarrh. DR.. AgGcW Ga.
xntrhII PuWirr uOvur dI>appo!ntS Il
jcau bat uroe,nlm Dr. Agncw < Catarrhal
iPowlcr wonderful msLiciEo for actors,
siagrr' and pUbtiu sp"aNrr5, Myself and
my wlrr have trlol 0yHG5thluX, but have
tnsypr Ir s%as any hing tu equal thI5 great
tTsmody Tor QuGk action, It certainly Is y
wonder worker.
4 Sold by L Jas. BrI' Gth A,d Mar
tst s'rrr :, and \ r. DaDto1h So. 10
,MurI .. ,rllrr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
tea .WHATTWO CENTS VIII 10

II will bring relief to sufferers from
asth MI or consumption. even the worst
oase, This Is about what orc dose Of
poiey's Honey and Tar costs, Isn't 1t
worth trial
80 d at Danforth's, 121 Market street. ]