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The National tribune., 1902-03-06
WASHINGTON @, THURSDAY.

The plan of operations had been for the
20 scouts to cross the river at San 1sidro
before daylight and proceed cautiously
down toward San Antonio, with the hope
Of taking the Filipinos in the flank when
we drove them out. Therefore, after eau
tioning all the officers TO be careful about
firing until they knew absolutely it was
the enemy at which they were shooting,
our Major deployed his line and advanced
cautiously toward San Antonio, some two
miles inland from the river.
We threaded our way through thickets
and skirted around impossible swamps
without getting n glimpse of the enemy,
except at one point where an outpost was
seen hastily TO abandon its position and
disappear toward the rear. But the en-
emy was there, for suddenly, as we ap-
peared at the top of a ridge, my portion
of the line was greeted with volley from
somewhere in the front, ! could not tell
where. We halted for Il time, exchanging
volleyS, and then the order came for a
general advance, and away we went, and
away the F'ilipinos went at the same time.
1t was confirmed habit of theirs TO re
main in their intrenchmcntS and exchange
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The HOODOO MOUNTAIN.
The Story of the Oregons Campaign Around Mount Aryat the
nsurgen Stronghold.
By CAPT. HARRY L. WELLS, I'd Ore. Vols.

For days il was the most prominent OBJ
3ect in the landscape. At first it was to
our left and front, but as we pushed north
g. In its general direction il became nearer,
and as we turned first one way and an
other in following the winding course of
roads or streams, it was first on one side
and then on the other, until at last the
men called it the "Hoodoo Mountain
and declared it was on wheels, and they
would be glad when they got rid of it.
This was Mount Aryat pronounced A-rye-
at, with the accent on the second syllable).
1t was volcano, said not to be entirely
extinct, standing about 40 miles north of
Manila and in the space between the two
forks of the Pampanga River, the Rio
Grande and the Rio Chico. / made an
outline sketch Of it on scrap of paper L
happened to have in my pocket one day
at San IldefonsO, the day LawtOn's scouts
chased Pillars brigade out of that town
and out of San Miguel as well, though
they were but couple of dozen men
against 1000.
It was covered from base to summit
with a dense growth of small timber, a
perfect jungle, through which we We're told
ran trails known to the natives, and had
always Dpe0 Il refuge lOE insurgents uu!
ing instructions, whence the Spaniards
had been unable TO drive them. 1t was
sort of retreat for guerrilla bands, from
which they could descend upon the ricn
towns of the Pampansa Province to the
south or the Neuve Ecija Province to the
east, the Pampanga River serving as a
sort of protection to them at its base.
For three weeks we had steadily ad
vanced under LawtOn and Summers to
ward the north, driving Pillars forces be-
fore us and capturing town after town
ON our way to the rebel capital at San
IsiidrO.
Our main object was to force the sur
render of the Spanish prisoners in the
hands of the insurgents, prisoners taken
while we had kept the main Spanish army
cooped up in Manila, and which the Fill
pinos had subsequently run off into the
interior and refused to surrender at the
end of the war, keeping them as hostages.
San Isidro was captured, and as the
rainy season was just coming on Gen. Otis
concluded not to press the northern cam
psign any further at that time, though he
subsequently was compelled TO do it in
the very heart of the rainy season, and
ordered the troops back to stations nearer
the city, abandoning the country that had
been captured and making it necessary to
fight to recover it again a few months
later.
The insurgents at San Isidro had re-
treated northward to Cabanatuan, where
they had an ammunition factory, which
should have been destroyed, and to Tar
lac, on the railroad, north of Mount Ara
vat; but quite large band remained
about the base of the mountain, and this
band our battalion was sent out to inter
view on May 20, 1899, while the remain
der of the regiment made It's way slowly
down the banks of the Rio Grande in the
direction of Manila, 20 miles away. The
camping place was Cabiao, about eight
miles below San Isidro, allowance being
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Almost 4 Lifetime.

If one were TO count the manufacturers
who have been in business continuously for
general tion they would be found compare
lively few in number, and yet among them
would be that old and wei known house,
the Elkhart Carriage & Harness Manufac-
turing Company, of Elkhart, Ind, whose ad
appears in this issue. This concern has been
in business for tWenty-nine years, selling
direct to the consumer mt lower prices than
many factories charge dealers. Their line OF
vehicles and harness is larger than ever. IL
embraces many patterns shown at the Pan
American Exposition. where the Elkhart peo-
pie not only exhibited against some factories
noted for their high prices. hut carried on
hOnors too. Their catalogue presents
the complete line and a copy will he sent free
TO any one who mentions this paper in writ
ing. Address Elkhart Carriage < Harness
Manufacturing Company, Elkhart. Ind.
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Invented and patented six years ago-the de
mand has been so great that over 300 900 Cab
dreds of men and women are growing rich selling
them, as the makers Offer splendid inducements
10 husters.
II IS an ar nght lnclosuro, a rubber walled
room in which one comfortably rests on a chair
and with only the head outside, enjoys at home
for 3 cents each, ali the marvellous. cleansing
curative and inviSorating effects Of the famous
Turkish, Russian. Hot Air, Hot Napor Baths
medicatcd OF pcrfumed ii desired, With no posi-
bility Of taking colds afterwards or in any way
weakening the system.
Clouds of Hot Air or Naper surround the entire
body, opening the millions of sweat pores, Caus-
ing pr0fuse perspiraton. drawing out of the
blood and system all the impure acids, salts and
cHete matter which if retained, cause Sickness
debility, and afilicIiOn.
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REUNIONS.

NOTICE TO SURVIVORS OF THE 9TH N Y.
~ II. A.-Members Of this regiment are requested
10 send postal card, with full name. pOsi-Ofce and
company, TO the Secretary Of the Association This
Will insure their being properly indeXed on the Roster
of the Association. Wm. u. Johnston Secretary 18th
Reunion, Lock Box q. Scotch Plains n. j. 73-3t
The 37th Annual Reunionand Banquet of the LIST Nd.
Association Will be held "Wednesday evening. April 2,
at Dnshane Post Hall, Raines, Baltimore ST.
and POstoihce Ave. Baltimore, Md. Frank 81. smith
Secretary, Supt. Mails, P.O., Baltimore, Md
Roanoke and Sewberl Association. The Third An
nual Reunion of the l!urnside Roanoke and Newbern
Association will be held in Grand Army Hail Orange
Mass, OH Friday, March u. Arthur +. Slate. COth
Conn.,) Secretary High St. Orange, Mass.
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Whatever Will Hasten Profuse
Perspiration

everyone knows is beneficial but other methods
oil reSorting 20 Stimulants and poisonous drugs
are dangerous 60 health. Natures own method
Is provided by the convenient. safe and marvel
Gus power OF this Quaker Cabinet
We find II to be a genuine Cabinet. with a real
door. opening wide When closed it is air light!
handsomely made of best dura bic goods rubber
lined. A heavy st scl frame supports it, making
II strong and substantial bathroom within
itself Has the latest improvements
splendid stove for heating is furnished with
each Cabinet also medicine and vapOriZng pan
valuable recipes and formulas for medicated
baths and aIments. plain directions and 100
page Guide BOOK to Health and Beauty" Cab
met folds fat gin | in. space when not in use.
Easily carried. Weighs 10 lbs.
After investigation, can say this Quaker
Cabinet, male by the Cincinnsti firm il the only
practical article Of its kind. Viii last for years
Seems 10 satisfy and delight every user, and tho
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SUBSCRIBERS ADVERTISING COLUMNS.

The plan briefly suggested here is
practical one. Thousands of comrades will
patronize each other if they are shown
the way. The only way is to advertise.
This is good time for developing the
plan, because a comrade may have ad-
yertising without cost if he will get up
club. For every dollar sent to the paper
as club-raiser he may have 81 worth Of
advertising.
The price of this advertising has been
6xed at cents word, which is very
low rate. You reach a Quartermillion
readers and will often get hundreds of re-
plies from a single ad.
All the world deals now through the
mails or by express or freight. Try it
yourself.
Write US the substance of what you
want to say, and we will arrange it in the
fewest possible words.
Regimental historians and Secretaries
OF Survivors Associations win find these
columns very useful.
Direct letter to Adv. Dept, National
Tribune, Washington, d. G.
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A Far-Reaching Lighthouse.
tSuccrSS.)

A binding beam of electric light. Is
inches wide, is a new warning to ships off
the dangerous shoals of Cape Hatteras.
Diamond Shoal Lightship. No. Il, has
been fitted with Il 3.000-candlc-power
searchlight. the first of its kind ever
placed at sea as Il mariners beacon. and
il is expected to be visible 10 miles, 22
miles farther than the regular beacon
lights of the lishtships can be seen. The
chief element in the effectiveness OF the
new light is found i'll the fact that. the
lightship never being at rest, the beam
of light will sway in a varying angle and
always be distinguishable. If expecta-
tons are not disappointed, Sandy Hook,
Fire Island and Nantucket Shoals will be
equipped with similar electrical apparatus.
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Beet-Leaf Driving.

Under date of Dec Q. 1901, Consul
Baehr, of Magdebnrg, writes:
"a plant for drying the leaves of the
sugar beet has been erected near Coffin
gen. The factory began TO be worked at
the opening of the beet season, and is
proving very satisfactory. The fodder OBJ.
tained is excellent. contains much nutri-
tive property, is very dry. and is eaten
readily by cattle. II has also Il pleasant
smell, similar to that of fresh sweethread.
The Government and agricultural authori-
ties are taking much interest in this in
vcntiOn, which will notably increase the
prefits of the beet industry"
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How to Get, One.

All our readers who want TO cniOv perfect
health. prevent disease. or are afflicted, should
have one OF these remarkable Cabinets. Space
prevents detailed description. but il will bear
out the most cTacting demand for durability
and curative properties.
Write the only makers. The World Mfg. Co.
4S0 World Building, Cincinnati Ohio and ask
them TO send you their valuable illustrated
booklet, describing this invention and these
remarkable baths The price Of these Cabinets
has always been 90, but the makers offer TO our
reade-s for 60 days this Cabinet for So 30 COM
pete. or their SO 90 finest and best doubr-walled
Cabinet for SIS 10. Face and Head Streaming
Attch il desired, IS cents extra and it Is indeed
difficult to imagine where that amount of money
could be invested in anything else that would
bring so much good health. strength and yigor.
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POST ELECTIONS.

c. F. Pley Post. 81, Unity, Me-: Com RueI NJ Der.
Ty; sECr $ A Myrick; VIC, {. b. Hathaway; AdJt
Rhodes; Chap, A. p. HsIch: 3D. J. h. Getcheil; OG
Lewis Thompson; S.M, w. II. J. Mouton; q MS
C'l.s. Marshall.
Auien Post, s. south Bend Ind: Com, DR. Joel NJ.
Partridge: SN.C., Fred T. Kembe: J.V.C, II. W. Dun
moyer; q. NJ, John kleindnst: Cd, VIM A. Liggett:
O.G., w. W. HAWKINS; surg, W. H. Rupe: Chap, Da-
vid 3. Miller; AdJt, John Layton; SN, Joseph Burke;
Q.M.S., NJ l.. Steffey.
Unity Post. III, Napn, Cal: Com, Ed NJ. Brock;
S.V.C.. George w. Kelley; J.NC, Jonas = Long; Adrt
Joel 4. Pinney; q. M. II. H. LamphieT; Surg William
DieTstein; Chap, L. IL owen o. D.. r. g. tie-ford: o. o.
NJ. Melia; S.M., Chris Meyer; Q.M.S., Peter Myers:
Sentinel, George W. Browne
q. IL. Hobart Post Nampa, Idaho: Com w W
BellsIny; S.V.C, l. W. LevalIey; i've Alexander
Cameron; Cd, John Hart; Chap, Rev. Hugh Iamon;
Gould.
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than $50 worth Of drugs II cured my brother Of
slerpcssness. Of which he had long suffered and
his wife of lagrippe in one night" &. NJ Laf-
ferty, Covington. Ky, writes. WAS compelled to
met came. Two weeks use cured me: have never
had twingc since" Rev. Geo H. Hudson Of
oi nervous prostrstion and lung troubles; my
editor so highly recommended your Cabinet. /
tried 1t: / commenced growing Better at once:
am now well; nervousness gone; lungs strong;
am a new man" Mr.. Simon TompkinS. a re
tired capitalist Of Columbus O., says: Il am
satisfied it saved my life Was taken down with
a hard cold which developed into a dangerous
case of pneumonia The first bath relieved me
and quickly recovered. 1t is far superior TO
drugs for curing lHSrippa colds, inflammation
and rheumatism " Hon A. B Strickland OF
Bloomington, writes that the Cabinet aid him
more good than two years doctoripg: cured him
of catarrh gravel kidney trouble and dropsy,
with which he had long suffered.
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Hundreds of Ministers

write prnisinG this Cabinet Rev Baker Smith
ID. D. Fairmount n. j.. says: Your Cabinet
rids the body Of aches and pains, and as Clean
illness is next to Goodness it merits high rec
Ommendation." " Rev. j. G. Richardson, RON bury.
Mass, was greatly benefited by its use and
recommends it highly as also does Hon. Y. C.
Hay, who writes: physicians gave me up 10
die: was persuaded by friends to try this Cabinet
and 1t cured me Cannot praise it enough L..
3 Senator Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew Congress
man John j. LentZ. John T. Brown. Editor
Christian Guide Rev. G. NJ. Keith. Editor
Holiness Advocate. as well as hundreds Of
clergymen. bankers. governors. physicians and
influential people recommend it highly.
Physicians are unanimous in claiming that
colds, lagrippe, fevers. kidney troubles, Bright
disease, cancer-in fact, such
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made for our battalion doing some consid-
cradle hiking" not in the direct line. And
so we did.
At daylight in the morning we took up
our line of march down the river to the
ford some two miles below. whence we
were to cross and pay visit to the little
barrio of San Antonio. As our advance
guard approached the stream, inSurgent
scouts could be seen on the other side.
and we anticipated that the crossing would
be disputed.
The river was about so yards wide, and
at the ford as deep as the waist. My
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Don't Fail to Write Today

for full information; or. better still order CAP
met: you won't be disappointed, rs the makers
guarantee every Cabinet and agree to refund
your money after thirty days use If not just as
represented
We know them to do they agree. They arc
reliable and responsible; capital 500 600 co
The Cabinet is just T-;..ssente and will bs
promptly shipped upon recipe of Money Order,
Bank Draft Certified Checl, Registered Letter.
Don't fail TO write at once for booklet whether
you intend TO buy not, for you will receive
I..neGt E.rd -, 81.
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Takers Guarantee Results

They assert positively. and their statements are
backed by thousands Of letters from persons Of
influence, that this Cabinet will cure nervous
troubles. debility. purify the blood beauufy the
skin and cure Thcuma iism-(they offer s.. 900
reward for a case not relieyedJ Cures the most
obstinate cases Of womsn's ailments lagrippe
slecplessncSs, neuralgia, malaria. headaches
gout, sciatica. eczema, Scr0fula piles drOpsy
blood and skin diseases liver and kidney
troubles ReducpS Obesity
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in which the face head and neck are given the
same vapor treatment rs the body producing a
bright. pure brilliant complexion, removing PIN
pies blackheads, skin eruptionS; cures cataTrh,
asthma and bronchitis.
o. G. Smith. Mt Healthy, Ohio, says: Since
using this Cabinet my ca:arrh. asthma and hay
fever, with which have been afflicted since child
hood, has not returned Worth 81 900 to me.
Have sold hundreds OF these Cabinets Everyone
was delighted. My wife finds il excellent for
her ills and our children"
The National tribune., 1902-03-06

Company. The inhabitanr of the white
gabled house near the brass cannon is the
absolute over-lOrd of a kingdom as large
as Great Britain, France, Spain and
Germany combined. He is the law. His
commands are carried out as unquestion-
ingly as those of any Oriental desp0t.
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company, being in advance, was deployed
and advanced to the margin of the stream.
whose banks were about 90 feet high, and
lay down upon the ground. prepared TO
protect the crossing of the other two COM
panies, which waded into the water and
began a diagonal course for the landing
on the other side. Not shot was fired,
the scouts having evidently consulted their
own safety by retiring upon their main
body at San Antonio, and after the others
were across my own company waded in
and joined them.
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Cleansing and Refreshing Bath
Known,

and even those enjoying the best Of health should
use it at least or twice week. ior its great
value lies in its marvellous power 10 draw out OF
tbs system impurities that cause disease. and 10
is truly prnYing q GOd-Srnd 10 hIImnnify
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CORPS ELECTIONS.

Anten Corps Il, South Bend Ind: Pres ChristianDa
Kielndnst; S.V.C, Harriet r. Runyan j VIC, Anna
Dreibelbis; Chap, Charlotte Pefiiey; Treas Hannah
b. Wicoxen; Con, Mary Huber: Guard, Jeannette
Coll; Asst Con-, Jeanette Frantz; ASH Guard Emma
Winner; Color Bearers, Anna DreloebIs Margaret Pef
ley, Ora Houston Sarah Wilmer.
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To Cure Blood and Skin Diseases

this Cabinet has marvellous power. DR.. Shepard.
Of BROOKLYN, states thai he has never failed to
draw out the deadly poison of snake bites, hydro
phDbia, blood poison. etc, by this Napor Bath.
proving that II Is the most wonderful blood puri-
fier known. II people. instead of filling their
system with more poisOnS by taking drugs and
nostrums would get into NapOr Bath Cabinet
and steam out these pulsOns and assist Nature
TO act they would have pure blood. and skin
clear and smooth as the most fastidius could
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Another Important Feature

is the astonishing benefit in diseases Of women
and children. 1t removes the inflammation and
congestion which causes much Of the pain to
which women arc slaves. Heat is the greatest
known relief and cure for these ailments if
most celebrated physicians says: THE hest
remedy for the prevention and cure OF all troubles
peculiar to the female sex is Hot Air Baths
Your Cabinet is truly GOd-send to women -
Thousands Of chiliren's lives have been saved
as il is invaluable for breaking up colds, fevers
Group congestion, etc
With the Cabinet if desired is n
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No Physicians for 500 Years

but Hot Air and Varor Baths, and that they
owed their splendid health. fine physique
strength and beauty - vaporiZed air sweat
baths and so he get 10 work to invent method
by which the American people could secure all
the marvellous benefits Of these baths without
expensive apparatus bath rooms and at small
est expense.
The now famous Quaker Bath Cabinet was
The result OF his efforts
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SIso. 90 a rIonth and Expenses.

This Cabinet is proving a wonderful seller.
Over 20 600 were sold last month by agents and
the firm offers special inducements 10 both men
and women upon request, and to our knowledge
many are making from slO0. to sl5O. per month
and expenses. Don't fail 20 write them
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shots as long as we remained at a respect
full distance, but as soon as we developed
desire for closer acquaintance they al
ways took to their heels and left empty
trenches for lis TO capture. We had be-
come so accustomed 10 this that when
fired upon we only waited to discover the
approximate location Of the enemy and
then advanced, regardless of the nature Of
the defenses opposed 10 us. Sometimes
we found n stream between us and the
trenches, and in those cases they did not
run so soon, but the final result was al
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Marvellous Eliminative Power

has this Cabinet that no disease can gain a foot
hold in your body if you take these hot Thermal
Baths weekly. Scientific reasons are brought
out in tery instructive little book issued by the
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TO $3.50 faS 5s7s. go


Rheumatism, La Neuralgia Blood
Weakness, the Most by
Method of Steaming System.
al
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Men and Women Are Getting Rich Selling Them

II has remained for prominent business man
of Cincinnati to discover that in the application
Of Hot Air to the skin and its resultant perSpira
ton lies the secret of good health yigor. freedom
from disease and beauty He proved beyond the
question Of a doubt that the RoInans and Greeks
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1t VIII Cure a Hard Cold

with one bath and for breaking up symptoms Of
lagrippe, fevers. pneumonia, congestion etc il
IS inv really household necessity.
Gives the most
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DRIsON Experience Of Lieut.. Lawrence,

pooKs.-The Civil War on the Border Complete
- account OF all engagements great and small and
Of all marches retreats and Ipsitions OF the Mis-
sissppl Two vos octave. $50 pages fully illustrated
Price ". Address the author, WILEY BRIT ION.
Springfield Mo.
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ESSPERT advice from well versed In theoret
II ica and practical mining. Address, with stamp
Comradc John f. Bowman, Lakeville, Mass.
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CAMP ELECTIONS,

Geo. W. Bridsman Camp, Sons of Veterans Hard
wick, VT: Capt. n. W. Jones; First Lieut., W. d. Mann:
Second Lieut. f. ii. Bridgmsn; Chap, T. NJ. Hall
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Send to Francis Zimmerman. $40 broadway.
New York. City. for free catalogue. showing
AN interesting list Of War Relics, Trophies
etc. lis free during March
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Mothers of Daughters

Should write to Mrs. VI. Summers. Notre
Dame, Ind, for free cops Of Advice to
Mothers
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PATENTS.

NOR SALE OR EXCUANGf:-Psten Latch one
Il rating Device for Steam shovels or DreGges No
sos VIII sell part interest Write for particulars
TO ]. Ii. Maiick, Van Vert, Ohio
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ISCEllAN EOUS.
CEND for one of our

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- National Needle
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tanning 100 sewing
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4 yarn darners, 4 cot
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ers, . looping needles,
= crewel needles, . mil
liners needles, I che
nile needle, 4 bonnet
pins, 4 hat pins. 3 shawl
pins, 4 cloak pins, 10
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Rheumatism, La Grippe and Kid
ney Troubles

dread maladies. W l. Blown. Oxford o WRITES
" sly father was down in bed for months with
rheumatism; this Cabinet did him more good
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EoATs oF-ARMs artistcally painted IN oil and
~ watercolors Terms moderate. Address Miss
Edith Nather Bound Brook, Nj.
"ANTED-Compete file of Scientific American
w Supplement. Address r. W. Shoppell 339 Pa
Ave. Washington. D. c.
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pATENTS without fee unless successful. Send de-
i scrlptton; ffee opinion. Established 1884. Milo
b. Stevens q Co, Div. :, lIth ana u. W., Washing
ton, u. G.
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Hundreds OF well-known physicians have given
up their practice TO sell these Cabinets, and today
over 27,NO0 physicians use and recommend them,
and every well equipped hospital and sanitarium
in the Void use these Cabinets with the most
wonderful and beneficial effects-curing even the
worst chronic cases. 1t beats trip to Hot
Springs
Thousands Of remarkable letters have been
written the makers from USERS some referring to
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JEWELRY AND WATCHES.
MINES AND MINING.

RAND Army IcweIry and watches speciality
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