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The Irish standard., 1902-06-14

MRS j. j. DALEY. Minneapolis Mimi .............
MKN e. D. CoNltOY ST. Paul. MINI.
MKS d. H. SULLIVAN Duluth Mimi
MltH NJ W. Mo'iAN Minneapolis Mimi.
MISS NELLIE MCOI1 ST. Paul.
MISS LAURA KELLY Mnnkato Mimi
MRS j. M(iRAT11, Minneapolis Mimi
MRS KATE GLAVY. Minneapolis, MINI.
MKS d. MOVllllll Minneapolis. MINI.
MISS MAE MURPHY Duluth Mimi S27
MKS - GLEASON Minneapolis Mimi
MISS MARGARET FAIIEY. Minneapolis, finn.
MRS r. r. SULLIVAN. Minneapolis MINI. ............
MRS. WIN. ONEIII. Minn
MRS j. J. LANE. Minneapolis. MINI.
MRS. JOHN SWIFT Mimi.
MRS MARY G. JOHNSON Minneapolis.
MRS. J. NJ. NORTON. Rochester, ..............
MRS. r. r. DEWITT ,oscnout MINI ............
The Irish standard., 1902-06-14

The San Francisco Leader, organ Of
the Gaelic League on the Pacific coast,
used Irish type for the first time in it,
issue Of May 81. That's right.
The Irish standard., 1902-06-14
The Daath Roll.

Last Tuesday night Miss Josephine
Ryan passed away after brief illness
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
ID. Russell, 111a Sixth street ~, at the
The Irish standard., 1902-06-14
EOK TIE EOIIRTu OF July

FOR TIE FOURTH OF JULY
The Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad
will sell excursion tickets to points
within 200 miles at rate of one and one
third fare: tickets on sale July and
4; limit. July Z. Apply to local ticket
agent.
The Irish standard., 1902-06-14

chris. A. Gallagher. counsellor-at
law, o20 Guaranty Loan Building.
The Irish standard., 1902-06-14

rupu|d| rI|Ze winners
End Of What Has Proved a Remarkable and
Interesting Struggle.
An Immense Vote Po|ed in the State Ladies'
Voting Contest.
A Quiet Campaign Closes With Plenty of Dash
and Bri||iancy.
From Start to Finish Only the Utmost Good
Feeling Prevailed.
Mrs. J. J. Daley, Of Minneapolis, Winner of
the First Prize.
Mrs c. J. Conroy, Of St. Paul, Captures the
Next in Order,
While Mrs. j. H. Sullivan, of Duluth, Carries
Away the Third.
A Three Months Canvass and Its Results
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
SELLING TO SECURE PROFITS
A FEATURE.
Some Wall Street support and q
Fairly Active European Demand
for the Nearer Positions.
Small Changes at Close.

New York. Dec. 20.-The market opened
steady at 1@3 points advance and ruled
fairly active for a time on small esti-
mates as to port receipts and forecasts
Of a comparatively small sin sight" move
ment for the week; the latter being placed
at 900 bales, against 3S<T last year.
33e, 927 the year before last and 259,1H in
1899. Later there was an easier feeling
under selling to secure profits, which
was led by New Orleans orders. Again
the market turned firmer in public de-
mand. which reflected the influence of
yesterdays week end statistics. The jan
usry situation continues to be disturb
ing feature regarding the outcome of
which widely conflicting rumors are cur
rent. A large commission house chiefly
absorbed the early offerings, mainly in
the way of covering short accounts. There
was some Wall Street support and fair
ly active European demand for the nearer
positions, stimulated by q less favorable
average to the weather In the cotton belt
and especially in view of the low tenn
perature IN the West and rains In the GEN.
trail sections. While night messages gave
firm Indications regarding the position OF
spot cotton, with demand from exporters
fairly active, toward noon the market
ruled steady and about a point net ad-
vance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
q. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.

Especial TO The ADVERTISED
NEW ORLEANS Dec. 20.-Liverpool advices
were not encouraging but market never
theless only opened point lower and. ad-
estimate and the expectation of continued light
receipts owing to the existing local blockade
The liberal New Orleans estimate for Monday
and clearing weather in Texas occasioned a
decline Of q points from the top. making the
closing practically UNCHANGED from yesterdays
figures. The interior town receipts are freer
that for some time back and the probability
velopment will increase some towards the lat
ter part Of the week, There Is no indication
that the movement will show any decided In
crease In the amount to be g2arketed because
the congestion OF cotton in New Orleans Will
not b ereieved before week or ten days
and during the interim the railroads may only
make light trips. This. however ia becoming
Importance being attached to the small figures.
Traders cannot understand why there is not
more buoyancy shown in enhancing values.
considering the strong statistical situation.
II the world would believe that the movement
indicated exhaustion then considerable excite
ment in the market would be In order. But
as the Census Bureau Oct. 8 reported that
that date and the amount marketed from
Sept ist to Dec 10th. inclusive. only
8. so. 600. 1t demonstrates that this is a very
slow moving crop and then 1t also confirms
reports that large quantities are held in the
interior because OF all the cotton picked and
ginned since Oct 18th to date none Of II
practically has as yet been marketed. Not
con the fact remains that sentiment is very
bullish and any encouraging feature will cause
a further enhancement, providing receipts dc
not show signs of increasing decidedly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Dec 2o-Higher prices prevailed
on the Board of Trade today and a,ter qu,v n
Xc NAV corn closed NC lower with oats Mg &C
higher, January provisions ware from IA 10
sc higher at the close. .,,,,s, ..s
wheat ruled strong on generally oulnsn s.h-
tistjcs but the volume Of trading was hgnt
English cables were higher. the weather. ~,
Argentine was reported Hartswest good de-
mand existed throughout the day. There was a
good foreign demand which was one OF tne
principal IN nt there also
erable buying orders on Investment account
Toward the close there was scattered haui-
S SasS9 as Sx me sRssr at ess9
between N. and 771s. closing Hc higher At ~
77N ciearances Of wheat and nour VEG ee1 s7e
eeipts. ii cars. none contract; Minneapolis and
Duluth reported ~ $40 t1ta TIA, w yor n and s4s
points of 5lS, against oIS last "eoA M" WV
There was only a limited volume Of business
in corn w Snd weather in the West
with Arm cables and strength IN wheai ~et te
early factors in causing better Lseuns T., 20
the latter part Of the session resulted IN an
easier tone and the close vas ht.,e loM wi,
May closed Nc lower at 4smISSSsn' Dec Deo.nber
closed X down at 4sH. Receipts, s43 cars
with 7 contract ,,5 A,,.u No.h
nv shorts and investors. Bad weather for the
movement. light receipts and strong cash
market were the bullsh influences offerings
were rather light at the start, but at the "a
vance quite free liquidation set in. but the
market held up we'll May closing b9Ac higner
at 33h@33x after ranging between Ss1s
and 33% Receipts. IFS cars ,-
ProvIsions opened strong better hog prices
with small receipts and the early strength
was we'll maintained. covering BY shorts a, ano
being The sunorting factor. Trading in the
most distant futures more pronounced
Than of late The close was strong ana up
isc for January pork at Sl66 so; lard loe
higher at SO. 62h and ribs TIC higher s'
S8.45 1900 =. 1.uow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
New York Cotton Futures.
Local Cotton Market.
3. NJ. Scale q Co.'S Cotton Letter.
IN. a..1., r..a xx,a..a


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2o.-There was the
customary display OF moderation IN the Eng
lish market today and the bullsh statistics OF
the week only sent deliveries up about points,
while the advance in spots was limited to 2
points with sales 1000. From the start here
Il was very evident that sentiment had un-
dergone a decided increase in favor of the
in the continued prvalence of bad weather
South Texas has experienced bad weather
again and the rains have taken an easterly
course in order not to slight the other sections
OF the cotton region. However. there seems
to be a pronounced belief that these successive
precipitations are at least doing good. II
they have inflicted no harm, but there is little
such cotton remaining in the fedds has been
impaired. Towards the closing hour OF the
session. some realizing of profits was accom-
plished for longs who were timid about carry
ing their trades over the Sabbath and the i'm
provement was accordingly checked to some
extent.
The origin Of the growth of sentiment in ia
vor OF improved prices for cotton 10 readily
traced to the increased belief that the crop
Is destined to fall considerably below current
estimates, while the magnitude or cohsump-
ton will exceed present calculations. Develop
ments have been rather of q nature to en-
courage the adoption of the latter theory as
the claims that spinners business has been
crippled by the decline in silver affecting trade
with eastern countries. the visible supply OF
cotton continues to diminish at surprising
rate. Under the circumstances one might ask
himself what waiud happen II silver advanced
and normal bus hAss conditions were restored.
Meanwhile 1t appears to be quite safe reason
cided expansion, 1t will be harder to buy cot
ton than to sell IL.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
& Co.'S Qnc.) Cotton Letter.
fF9y Private wire

New York. Dec 2O.-Cables showed fur
Their Improvement. The Chronicle weekly
report was of no special Significance and
the movement was still moderate. The
statistical situation claims most atten-
ton. The car famine theory has been
sidetracked Withdrawal OF exporters
from the market has been persistently
claimed and bad weather has been as
signed as the cause for the shortage in
the movement for several weeks The
cry in the bear camp is now that the
crop Is being moved slower than ever
known. nevertheless unless receipts swell
considerably within the next two weeks
we are likely to witness Sharp advance
especially IL the census bureau report on
January proves very bullisb as 1t now
appears certain. The fact is people are
being guided by the movement and are
Diminishing all other considerations. The
market moved within a narrow range to-
day and the transactions were moderate.
Receipts at all ports promised to reach
not over $4,000 bales against 10000 last
year. Leading commission houses were
the chief supporters of the market and
there were hints Of an early resumption
of demand for china.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
QUAKER REFLECTIONS

Philadelphia Record
Heat expands even a hot temper
It's the Other, fellows money that is the
root of all evil.
He-You should remember that consist
ency is a Jewel. She-Yes. but jewelry
Is SO vulgar.
We have heard of wolves in sleeps
clothing, but bear-faced liar seldom
looks sheepish.
A mans vocabulary is generally larger
than woman's, but a woman's is more
persistent.
Some people don't believe in putting off
them today.
The preacher may war against the
world, the flesh and the devil and still
continue to take on flesh.
After a man has been disappointed in
love several times he begins to think OF
marrying for money.
1t. is we'll to speak only good of the
dead. and yet the tombstone engraver
The dreamer is often carried away by
a train of thought.
The things that some people worry most
about are the things that never happen.
A little learning is as dangerous as a
diet of dried apples. They both puff you
No man is too old to learn. and no man
is too young to think he's too old to
learn.
The man who wants the Garth some-
times merely succeeds in getting little
dust in his eyes.
The most miserable creature IN the
world is a young girl getting over her first
love affair.
When woman no longer takes airy in
terest in what other women wear it's
time to call in the doctor.
Kansas City paper used red line
across the front page to tell the world
that there IS water to be seen in the Ar
kansas River above the sand.
There are people who seem to think
that poverty is no disgrace. as long as
they can borrow from their neighbors.
The politician may be excused for oc-
casionally having bee in his bonnet.
His wife generally has bird in hers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
MARINE NEWS.

NEW oRLEANS-Cleared. steamers Arkadia
(Am). Foss Porto Rico; Kurland tGer), Pc
tersen, Dunkirk; Excelsior CAm), Hopner, Ha-
vana; Alabama CNor), Gilmre, Celba: Nosso-
Via (Ger), Letze Hayre; Condor (Nor). Rass-
mussen, Bluefelds.
PORT EADS-Arrived, steamers Huelava
(Br). Harvey. Baltimore: whitehall OBJ ),
Heppell. Havana; Mount Royal (Br) Web
ster. Shields; Northampton (Br) Cantsu. Las
Pass; schooner santo oteri. Nlckerson, Ruatan
Sailed steamers Louisiana DAM. Lssner
Copenhagen; Conway tBr). Zines. Genoa;
MOBILE Arrived, steamer Frida Horn
sapss Ns% York. NJ Aesa90
(Am), Bodden. Havana. Cleared, steamers
G ~ iMoT9 Alshager La ceibs Sahara
Ulv lNor;), Petersen. Havana; Mount YER
non (Nor). Falsen Boca del Toro; schooners
Aroma 6Br)' Spur Cienfuegoes; Prince Fred
erick (Br), Bodden, Grand Cayman; Clara A.
Phinney (Am), Phinney. Havana.
"a, "a VANNAHMCleared; steamers Rosewood
(Br(' Chief OFFICER oliver. Havre; Samantha
(Br), Lawson, Manchester.
KEY WEST-Arrived steamers Lampasas,
Barstow' Galveston, and sailed for Havana;
0liyette Alfen Havana, and sailed for Port
|PENSACOLA-Arrved. steamers Twcken-
ham (Br) Mann, Pascagoula, and cleared for
Buenos Ayres: Jacob Bright (Br). Anderson.
Boston. Cleared, bark Saint Mary. Leonard,
New York.
NEWPORT NEws-Arrived, steamers Am
steamer Almora, Glasgow.
NoRFoL steamer Chatfeld, New
York; Evelyn. New York. Denbigshire, New
| York; Gladhow. Boston; Urd. Baltimore.
NEW YORK-Saled, Vaderland, Antwerp;
Nordam. Rotterdam; Ethiopia, Glasgow; Min
netonka, London: Lucania, Liverpool Patricia.
Hamburg; Arrived Monaghan. Glasgow.
BREMEN-Sailed, Neckar New York.
HAVRE-Sailed, La Champagne. New York
| ANTWERP-Sailed. Iceland. New York
LIYERPOOL-Saied. Saxona. New York
MOVlLLE-Sailed, Davarian Halifax
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Philadelphia New
York.
QUEENSTOWN-Arrived Mercen, Boston
Cmbra New York.
CRooKHAvEN-Passed, Umbria, New York,
| for Liverpool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Philadelphia, New
York. Arrived, Moltke New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2o.-The spot market
was easier today. but not quotably lower.
Factors tables were fairly well covered, but
there is some complain OF a scarcity OF clear
grades, of colored and stained cottons being
largely predominant. At the noon closing the
exchange committee on quotations reported
the market Arm at previous values. Sales. g.
$50 bales, including 400 TO arrive
The contract market today was somewhat un-
settled. There seems TO be steady undercur-
rent of bullsh sentiment, predicated upon the
extremely light crop movement. This spirit
is most pronounced in the local held, where
forced well above the New York level The
market after opening | point down advanced
to points all along the line and then
entered upon a series OF mild fluctuations that
left prices at the close but q 2pOlnts net
above yesterdays range.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
WALL STREET REVIEW
MOT MUCH SIGNIFICANCE IN
THE DESULToRY TRADING.
The Market Almost Wholly in the
Hands of the Professional Ele-
ment-Conservation in Use
of Credits Desirable.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.-There not much
significance 10 today's desultory trading In
stocks which almost wholly in the hands
of professional operators. Commission houses
reached falling of in the recently renewed
business. The market is disposed to take on
an attitude of waiting after the weeks cover
ing movement, realizing that the money mar
ket still has heavy demands to meet. notwith-
standing the feeling OF greater confidence in
its ability TO do a result of the existence
of the bankers protective pool. The bank
statement emphasizes the desirabiity of con-
servatism in the OF credits The loan
contraction ofF SO. = 20 2S0 received with
satisfaction, but the resulting decrease IN
reserve requirements still insufficient to
Offset the shrinkage In cash, which was ST.
1852 100 This still leaves the surplus at over
SO. ooo 900. compared with S5,765 327 year
ago. Next week $4,000 600 subscriptions to
the Western Maryland Syndicate must be met
followed by other syndicate requirements and
the preparations for the yearly disbursements
The stock market rallied sharply after the
selling incident to thes bank statement and
closed irn. sudden squirt in sugar TO 1919
helped the final rally. That stock had been
strong throughout, apparently on the ground OF
the prospect of the adoption of the Cuban
reciprocity treaty. There also was ami
mated spscula ton in Texas Pacific, which rose
to AIN and then fell to 39H under very heavy
offerings. There some investment demands
for bonds, which were firmly held.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21

s.v.NNAH-steady; middling; 81 saies
Loss; receipts; sszs; s mssS,ns. Iois; re-
evil RsRiiii,.MfSGToS-Firm; middlins 9; reee'p'''
sTo: stock. 81 ,937. asia. sales
& SStoSkroLK-stesdy; miaa'in1sx, 2 20 Se'
4s7: receipts 8 64o; STOCK ,,,9siins. e%; stock
LII. ...,,n~ q 70. net receipts
PHfLApELPHIA-steeasasys; m'do'nS'
ST IOUIS-Stesdy; middhns' GA
receipts 4,I57: stock. 20. 734. IN. No, re-
ce M" sos; gross, seas; sales 1857 S'0eA'
Tota1 today-Net receipts and conso sas. ~
ss,s7s; exports to Great Britain Britain; sss's5s;
stock $50 52e ~. r.o.,nts ASH
Total since 80 sep rr.at Britain. 1878 ae4; to
F?sne: s to the o0n nses as5o sEd
rarv az: good ordinary ~; low m ,aai;ns
7?i-Is; middlins az H.. g Teeeipts. ss44;
stock 37I .475.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
Cincinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2o-Flour-Firm,
Lard-Steady at $40.
Bulk meets-Easy at IS
Bacon-Steady at S
Whiskey-Firm at ST.,
Sugar-Steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21

Cash quotations were as follows:
Fiour-Quiet and steady. zo.,,,.
No. Spring wheat. 74a76; No. 3, 72a74h
No 2 red, 73st4749s. -
No 2 corn, 4sH; No. yellow. a 95%-
Mess pork per Dbl. sly
Lard. per 100 lbs, sic. 254 Q so
short rib sides doose); SO. 37A9s; 629-
Dry salted shoulders Cboxedl. So 25qS 90
short clear sides (boxed), So. 621f@s.S 7ls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
New York Dry Goods,

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o-The home demand
ior cotton goods has shown no material change
m character, an ordinary business doing here
at previous prices Print cloths In better re-
quest for wide goods and prices steady. Good
business during past two days in heavy brown
cottons for export TO China. Cotton yarns
steady with moderate demand worsted yarns
hrm Wooden yarns steady. Linen and jute
yarns firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST
Provisions.

CORRECTED DEC 10,
Bacon-iohc.
Dry sailed sides-skc.
Lard-Terces. Leaf, llhc: compound, &c.
Meal-56c per bushel
Oats--White 4Sc; mixed 4Sc
Corn White, 62c: mixed. SOC per busheI.
Salt-Liverpool. csc sack; Virginia, 47c,
Michigan. 26o-Dound barrels. SIeO
26c
syrup-Fancy. 4oc: reboiIed. SOC.
Flour-Patent. - so@4. IS; straight, %. 7oa
8. 80 per Dbl.
sugar-Granulsted. 5k; 7. c.. 4hc; cut loaf,
So canta -'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21

SPOT ITIFVFSV' . ~
steady; Cordova. 7}5dl2
centrifugal 90 test 3 1916; naolasses sugar
s;le refined steSdyo No; ao O. NJ 445 70 N4a55:
No ii, 4 20; No H. AIS; No. 8, 4 10: No.
ia, 4os; oonfectioners' 40 mould A, 5. 70;
cut loaf 5 As; crushed. 5 as; powdered. 4,o5;
granuiated, 4 s. cubes. s. 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
81. Louis Provisions.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 2o.-Flour-Quiet: red Win
ter patents, s. 3oGs Sc; fancy and straight
So o51 8 80: clear, So eoa3
Whiskev-Steady at ST. 80
Dry salte n ats-Steady boxed extra shorts,
SO 2ls; clear libs, So short clears, So so.
clear ribs. SO; short clear, Sll.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
Naval Stores.

Savannah. Dec. 2o.-Turpentine firm, 81;
receipts 692; sales 722; exports 43s. Rosin
firm; receipts 3.145; sales $50; exports S.
$40. Quote: A B c D, 1.45; E. 7.6o; F, 155;
g, 1.70; HI, zoo; I. 2.35; X, 2.S5; M, sS5;
N, 3.55; w G. $50: w w. 40
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS firm ST. re-
ceipts q casks. Rosin firm, 135 140; re-
ceipts 500. Crude turpentine firm. 1.756es 90;
receipts &c. Tar firm, 1.60: receipts 40
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21

An exchange says Platts mantle has
fallen upon Governor Odell. The edges
of it are not dragging on the ground any
where.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2o-Coffee futures opened
nuiet and unchanged. following the clad OF
featureiess cables, Primary receipts were
moderate Speculation was inactive all the SEES
sion prices becoming slightly easier towards
the close under freer offerings from bears
brought out by heavier interior receipts than
expected. The market was finally qulet. net
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and rosin un-
changed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
Treasury Statement.
Bonds.

WASHINGTON Dec. 2o-Treasury balances
82I |, 500, o44; gold. SI22, o23,2le.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
TOtal sales for the day. $50, 800 shares.
New Orleans Sugar

Total sales for the day. ESQ, 800 shares.
New Orleans Sugar.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. qo.-Sugar-DuTi;
open kettle 2%@3A; open kettle centrifugal,
8 7-Ied3% centrifugal granulated. 4 $3.50
AZ: whites. 3Nd4 lI6; yellows 1904; sec
onds. 2h63 5-l6.
Molasses-ouiet open kettle. 1882; CEN
trirugal, 792l; syrup. 23Q26.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-21
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
riuernool Cotton Futures.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2o--cotton futures opened
teady and closed dull but steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-13

the barh.r. 10 -~,erilIss rasor-. eemb-. -et--or-
and hair brushes. and there y M rra-on WY
the same thing coald not b" done here
ut course our Board % Health hAs To" mnch
10 do Ntth other matters To pay ATTENTION 70
such tun.-
Th~te really should b. an ofdinsn'~ COM
p~lhns 10. pfopft.tof- OF baI ut shot~ 70
keep the tool~. fagoT-. s'tssof~, toub> ain
brushs- IN al sssptic condition aud 70 use
proper antt-srtic precautions
have talked With several hos haft+rs
on this subject hut found hut little enthusiashi'
Too much bother. -hu mhus. unh"c"%-
sary.- A.. l. hat WIS usually put forth as
an answer some oi ~" shop. ahh"u"''
that thew VI. st.rtlixssi raEof-, Ac
some ~ them are striving Ia the tlsit uI-
r-ction ~ usins ab-oTb-nt cotton m llA,.
OF the face -Iousr. thfoNlng away ca.h Nau
uf Cutto On after Il j. used and thereby p',
venting the ahsml-sio OF Contagious """
infectious diseases through that medium
The 'st-fili zation' usually amounted -lm-
ply to dipping th" raror-blhd- INTO a ~,
tolizsd water Hut that - not stetuikatlon uN
any m.a ~. Kayor- and scissors should "
mad. 20 that they can b~ taken hlaIt a,u
II -rtlixsd a. surgical Instruments are, 'ou,.
should h. mat u. Of metal "a that they 'ouiu
L. strrtli red and ~ with the hair -brushe-
ptsinfection l. good. hut STERN Eatloh y,
better and / bsli-V. tina, the Tar b.rs would
soon find an incIras. Ia their business ~
adopting sanitary measures
The BARRIERS Mon l. ON the ti.ht tIhCh,
More power to their elbows when they N'"'a
the -,pTil l.d Instruments Of Their trade
NV ORR, july v. Ir , l. SttkNstS'