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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
Chicago May 25.-Wheat was easy ar the start
and even weaker at the close. There was an inter-
mediate period Of strength based on the corn ad-
vance ard u little war rs-no-- Th= foundation
for the latter was the decline in British consols.
~ the close there was free selling for the North
west. Less than 10000 bushels Of May was traded
tn. although fluctuations in that future covered
SIC. There deliveries this afternoon Of 3d.
bushels on May contracts Private elevators are
slowly turning out No. ! Northern wheat. and there
VIII be increased deliveries until the close OF the
month. \ little Of The Peavy wheat from the
Northwest VIII he down this week by rail
Local cash sales we're only 5000 bushels No. l
Northern 81 Elv prices Primary receipts were
1890 bushels. against 255o0o bushels a year ago.
The California crop was estimated az only Is 600 900
bushels There was a better commission house
trade il September than heretofore The buying
was Of a good character September and May each
closed &c lower than yesterday. and July closed
nc lower May closed o. sc: July. s71sc. and new
September. 3d. g512.c.
The buying q corn was CT good character Heavy
rains prevailed throughout the entire belt, except
ing Illinois AID predicted for this State To-
morrow. Sales by receiving houses were smaller
than yesterday. indicating lessened country Of
ferlngs- Several big shorts covered. cudaay and
Wells we're leading the buying, but there other
gOed demand through scattered commission houses
Offerings were mainly from scattered professional
Traders TIE settlement OF the strike Of elevator
employees a. Buffalo partially releases lake ship
ments. ana VIII help the shipping trade from here.
Sales to-day, however, we're Ight-onIy 1900
bushels.
Fessei men are asking 81 cents FOR corn room 70
Buffalo. Nay corn closed unchanged AZ use. july
fraction higher At 47e. and September &c to &c
higher thaa yesterday II 473sg4734c. Estimates.
~ 80 bushels
1aLs vera active. with May steady ard July and
6eIieraoer sc higher than yesterday. Patten vas
ois buyer Of July. against mis- large outstanding
sAort Inc in September. This was on the theory
NAT July would be old crop month with sup
Pies scarce, and that grain would be plent-
iI,later- The selling scattered. Local cash
fass amounted 70 . 9C bushels. Liberal quantities
roHa Minneapolis and Duluth are passing all rail
uhfoagh Chicago on special rate Of 22i2 cents to
AeS England points alone. Other Eastern terri
Tory and Chicago DO not participate in the low
rates May closed at 4essc; July 2s3sc. and scpten-
De-, Sysc- Estimates. 126 cars.
PROVISIONS were 15c 70 I712c higher for pork. Sc
higher for lard and sc 70 TIC higher for ribs than
Yesterdays close Cudahy large buyer. par
ueuisriy Of ribs. Domestic cash trade was bet
's1- Export business dead Meat shipments 90
Der cent larger than a year ago.
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$780, AZ Wall St, May 25th, 100
AN ELECTION FOR EIGHT TRUSTEES
go Inspectors OF the next ensuing esetian VIII
I'm. nsxr ns mt Tuesday, bstween the hours Of II NJ
80 y ~ HENRY 7. TEOEhEl1> SesstA<R
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Financial.
Financial.
To the Stockholders of the
United States Realty and
Construction Company

NU,IB6R OF THE STATES
ING PLAN AND AGREEMENT PROPOSED THEM
m % T TTRG4FP zach owning oqsr Of s Of Res4 and common
signatures hereby mutually agree
Thirty Million Dollars
SECOND The shall forthwith
each
payable ssanuy on days January july OF
y upon payment sroso orebe h the interest," aeed a9 @ s5n also provide
corporation at any within two years from the date thereof upon
der thereof
unpaid upon such bond The principal and interest bonds
payable gold c
the T U5f2D Sad STATES shall s5 the time offer the @
Pa "s'%s Of one Of sad bonds and eg TFS
CONSTRUCTIONS co,P1NY for each share Of such common Stock d6cenneths
FOURTH Each Of the q4eTg9e " the the NUMBER
preferred and common stated below uo6n the terms mentioned in paragraph Third provided the
IFILi lanes shna4 P A Valentine Otto T Barnard Stephen Palmer ard James
n Post are hereby appointed committee represent the undersigned in all matters in eonn
The shall
ration OF the the bylaws number OF its directors
and who shall directors and for the shall have the
a6ss bonds shall
the
the committee and no member OF the committee shall be personally liable for any act or omission
nor IN any, case eFcr for his u.s. or their several individual ard mo- member
This agreement not be binding upon any subscriber hereto until shall be signed by
44P sr 1s PP 1 mtg per cent o. the 2 ns OF
Of the stock OF aid Company Stockholders
TINS agreement 1na upon as t Of me copy so @ @ o. on CT %
Of class OF stocks subscribed hereto"
Committee has already taken leading
" ne 3 have been made with the New York Security and Trust Company in the City
either Of the said " exchanged
Receipts will be issued by the trust eompanie certifying deposited
The members of this Committee have to the extent of their ownership the stock OF the said
JAMES sTMhMAx.
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OFFICE o. - CoMAnssIoNERs. D. 9.

@@Aangton, Nay IS I9O4-Seaied proposals VIII DO
.zse q ,Sa tbs oice uztl y clock. noon Saturday
7 Tor gradirg and regulating suburban streets
al nsaaez Blank proposal specifications and
Of s ry Information will be furnished at the 9ntes
l.aSn T-s.Leer Commissioner .. c h 3 AAeFAtl-
en- % css@SEf L. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE C.arnInssioS-
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r. M. SMYTHE
452 Produces Exchange, New York Gity.

STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT RAILWAY COM
PANY SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS.
Baltimore. Nd. april 9th. 1904
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
" holders tho above mentioned bonds that in pur-
siance provision Of tho securing the
the Ohio Railroad Company Will exercise its
right purchase and Will and accrued interest
bonds at The Office Of The Standard Trust Com
pany York May 2sth. 1904; and from and after
that bonds Will to accrue
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
J. v. McNEAL. Treasurer
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Financial Meetings.

Norfolk a Western Railway Company.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPE-
ciaI meeting Of Stockholders Of the Norfolk &
Western Railway Company has been called and Will be
held al principal once OF the Company in the City OF
Roanoke Virginia. Friday, the seventeenth day OF
1904 at II clock for the purpose OF voting
upou a proposal issue OF forty-year gold
bonds OF the Company, bearing interest at
ceeding four alnuIn 10 an aggregate
s35. eco 900. and 20 execute
security mortgage deed Of trust
equipment and other property
including all any part OF the rail-
and franchises heretofore acquired
hereafter shall be acquired by the Company by con-
and 10 approve OF the
prices and terms upon which bonds be sold;
and for the purpose giving the consent OF the Stock
holders To the execution such mortgage deed OF
trust: and purpose Of transacting such other
business az NAV properly before the meeting The
stock transfer will closed at o'clock P NJ.
June reepeusd at 10 o'clock A M, June
isth 1900 By order OF the Board OF Directors.
A J. EEMPHILL. Secretary
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WE. NATHAN GREENsTEIN. MYER ST.

mon. David LserburEer and Theodore SiuIon. al
persons OF subscribers having formed
q limited partnership pursuant provisions ~
statute or New York. do HEREBY certify
/ That the % the under yri-rrf
nership Ia conducted Grsenstein- simon q
and the wherein the principal place q
business located Is above names County %
York
. That general 81 business intended
transacted said partnership maaufaerUre
purchase sale OF clothing
8. That OF all the general special
partners therein their places
residence follows: RESTING
No 10 WiouShby Avenue Borough ~ Broozlyn County
Of kings, City and state Of View YORK. Nrsr
residing al SO East End Street Borough %
Manhattan. City County and STATE OF New aut
LeerbCrEer residing No "a West 112rh
said Borough Of Manhattan City County and
Of New YORK the general partners Theodore Saon
residing No $50 East I2nd Street the Borough a
special partner All OF said persons OF fun
Z The arnsunt o. capital which the Saia Theo6crs
special rartner- has contributed 70 the
cash IS the OF Thirty thousand collars
sS30.Ots0-
5 The said partnership begin the nd cay q
MAJ 1904 and is 10 end the ast cay OF September.
19O6.
Dated New York. May 2ad 1904
NATHAN GREENSTEIN q ST.
MYER SIMON IL So
DAVID LEERBU RGER Il 81
THEODORE SIMON Il 81
Duly Acknowledged IN New York County, BY the Above
May 2. 1904
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Instruction.
for Both Sexes-Gty.
PALMER INSTITUTE

NTAPLEwooD-Snnmer xcnoct TOR BOYS concardvtle.
M Penn The location beautiful elevated hsaithui
mountain study.
pupils meadows. boating.
admitted Fall term September 3. J. sHORTLlDS7
xA.aa- a IL. Pr-n-
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NOW READY
Obsolete American Securities
and Corporations

Illustrated with Photographic repro
auctions Of important repudiated Sc
curities, and containing about 1000
pages, s X 0 inches. with list of over
25, 600 Obsolete Securities and Corpora-
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List, giving the old and new names of
Corporations snd succeeding or control
ling Corp orations.
An invaluable reference book for
the use of Brokers Bankers, LAWYERS,
Appraisers, and all who deal in or lend
on Securities.
Descriptive circular on application
Price IS in cloth 81. so in full leather.
Delivered anywhere on receipt of
price.
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OFFICE CONSTRUCTING O. NJ. BURLING

ca. IN ". May - Is04-Ssgled proposals. n t-.pl
eoyf,-,..a. Dc received June ID lso4, Tor
adties heating, plumbing and easctric wiring OF
ing ~ ,sGarc House constructing enc electric WI
q stahe e Bakery. constructing ana p1nlolns
etxb@ 80 headquarters Erar Ezd Baad enc DaTHea
ig.stF,1ctifs Wagon aal OIL House, and
ara ~ * editions Cavalry Stable Guard Houses
70 Coal Shed Fort Ethan Allen. W
rgtt b 49,. furnished application y. 8 reserve
---e+l CT reject OF Ri lids or any pat
sProsst- sssces containing proposals be iadcrsed
VI csnfstu PUBIC Bailcngs," a. Fort Ethan S-isi
~1-@-n T z. LAEORECX, c NJ
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Books and Publications.
READ TIE MEMOIRS Or
SARAH
DEnHHhnD1
New Running in the
STRAND AGAZINE
June Number Now Ready, Frice 10 Cents
Books and Publications.
Limited Copartnerskip Notices.
4 a. MINTYRE & co. CERTIFICATE OF

II A MINTYRE & co. CERTIFICATE OF
formation OF limited partnership The undersigned.
tesi-os q forInias limited Partnersap pg5sla3L %
ne proyisioas q re statutes OF me S'4is 'i
partnership - 70 Be conclcted = a Ne1niyr- q -
the wherein the principal place o. business -
Aforesaid
Second That general business intend
- Re --a1sacte1 by sub partnership is general
commission merchants and brokers business n gTaln
same including dealing stocks. bends and other
Th.-d: That th- names Of general and special
partners interested in said partnership. al Of whom are
Of f and their respective phases OF residence are
Thomas a Mcintyre No, so 7Ith street N the
R RsE OF Manhattan city county and STATE Of Ne"
Laurence T Fen Nc. - Cleveland Street tn me city
Fo-cur 81 Nan6afta+ -itv county ana Stzss o. New
w - - sLCgs ba1- vsnsraf ,s--re--- an
Charles " Gilstt Of Lake Forest state Of Illinois.
Foqrth: raal ne amount e capital vhiea ,hs ssis
Charles " Gilett as special partcs has e9ut.teii-d
70 the coca stock o. said partnership IS the sam az
begin is MAY 1904 and i 70 end April &c. 1905
Dated New York. MAY : 1864 -
I- AsEsk 3 5,-r = Es4L- SAP
cHIs Y ". q GT Tf.I47zr- SAL
special partue--l
S'5s IS E E "a da2 2 = M sTn' a 81 2 Hay a.
peared Thomas A Meln{yre Laureaee r Sell John G.
IcI2tyrs and Charles " tsl.ett 70 ne sessraly PEI
sonally known ana known 70 ne % BE ne 2tvtauss
and t5~ ssve-~ Daronallv rknovede 20 ne rhst thes
executed the same. JOHN J. FI.E3lI NC
stats % New YORK. County % New York.
= -sotlss = Is-a @.r- - s.,N1 W - -
certificate OF ltaaited parraesho
thousand dollars specified n re so-s-oaT csr5acass as
having been contributed BY Charles " tiiiett speal
partner the common stock has been actually and n
Sworn before tbs ID day q May. Ia1s
JOHN J FLEMING. Notary PuaHc. \. I. Go.
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Bowling Green Trust CO

90 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Capital, $500, 900. Surplus, S2,500,0 900
OFFICERS;
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice President
JOHN a HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM NJ. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS;
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron T. Herriek,
Frank Brainard, Edward T Jeffrey,
Robert C. Clowry, Edward R. Ladew,
Edmund c. Converse, William M. Laws,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, J. W Middendorf,
Granville N. Dodge, VIM. Willis Merrill,
A. Goepel, Winslow S. Pierce,
Edwin Gould. Frederick B. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William H Taylor,
George J. Gould, Edward r. Thomas,
John A. Hilton, John P Truesdell,
E. T. c. Young.
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AZTEC LAND 6 CATTLE CO., LTD.

Is BROAD STREET
New York. Nav 8 1904
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-A SPECIAL
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Aztec Land &
Cattle Company Limited will held the 9th Gay Of
June 1904 al O'Clock p M the office Of said Com
pany No Is Broad Street New York City. Borough OF
Manhafta, voting a proposition
TO reduce the capital from ss63 100 consisting Of
Sal shares OF ne par value 500 each $685. $40.
consist OF the par value OF $40 EACH and
authorize the Directors OF the company 20 return such
reduced CAPITAL to the stockholders and
andip such Directors shall deter
mine
ny DEXTER.
D L GALLUP,
ALBERT STRAUSS
ROBT NJ MURRAY.
THEODORE SELIGMAN.
Majority Of the Directors.
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Proposals.
BOND SALE,
CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE, n. Y.

No. oles VIII received by the undersigned until
~ - tsSs AZ o'clock for the purchase OF
No. - part Of $4,000 Registered zSs Local improve
80 5es OF said city, or 81 600 each. dated June I
- maturing two bonds annually commanding Nay
t-.r- interest," payable semi annually Principal and
B 49, 2ssshs a. Office OF the city Treasurer
ehe~E ~opotal nluSS be accompanied by csrtihed
No. National Bank IN New York City or on a
rd.o Sank Trust Company in New Rochelle FOR
~ y New Rochelle
eor'sa foE less par OF the bonds will be
as. Bidders tie printed form OF pro
h = l1Hshed by the undersigned Accrued interest
AZ y the purchaser. and delivery viii be MADE
gns ,osee q the City Treasurer tc New Rochelle On
~. - 1908, y clock noca.
Nsw 'ssAl is reserved 70 reject or all bids
- @eehele ~ =. May Goth. 1905.
CHARLES KAMNERAEYER, City Clerk
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED A

- - Will BE REJEINED Ri
- o'e'o.s 49, Department. Warrington D. c. until
rgbi.ciS on s9oa Wednesday Jane 1908. and there
En.!o.rx ssAse immediately thereafter. Cor Shop
Gsry,e,s ne = g. Naval acadrmy, Annapolis,
sI 81 slank forms OF proposal and specifications
Ton a. -. 15-ts, BUD plans may be sppl.c2-
q he = AGgsl academy. Annapolis. Nd. or
-ee ggFTs e. Ernest Tiagg. Architect, IS Wall ST..
Arch.~s-. = SCI % drawings n12y obfalned the
Be resuad o1ee hy 1eposlting sia Sc OF which VIII
on their Cha DARLING
seexstA<5. Nxx IL. 1894
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Financial,
Financial.
Financial.
S35,OOOOOO
REPUBLIC OF CUBA
Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds of 1904.
xurnaD

itp
In n n S DIN a h Office % Spyer&C Co. raashdH
Il a h rof 66pe Pound Sering
Il Nor the 81 NJ Dollar
o per
u o the hey panC h wfe Rrd PROVING
W p % thereafter
S 1880 dated March hL x
drawings
Ig mount tho above Bond having bn old the doft
bondsan ott
York funds
and accrued snoB
f De vCr~
s lie M of hi by
p be a ~ b N 1884, or
from
will edat theo
d be at 5 the meda eaH. tor
PLEA d to award small amount tn napDEed
n hmy
nN xSpy Brothers
by MndSpy rm@n uBn Iu
BY Ell md M
be made N stock g udH
tame o d
NATURALIZATION SPEYER & CO,
PINE STREET
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
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JAMES STILLMAN,
p. A. VALENTINE,
OTTO 7. Barnard,
STEPHEN =. PALMER,
JAMES II. POST,
Com mittee.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-03-02

certain wild man. Let US see, then, what
this odd little colony Of England is
The territory now known as British
North Borneo, and formerly called Sa-
bah, is situated at the northern end of
the island of Borneo, and has a coast
line of about 500 miles. The population
is estimated at 10000, which includes
about 10000 Chinese.
Sandakan, on the east side of British
North BorneO, has magnificent harbor
and is the chief center of trade in this
part of the island. The imports include
rice, hardware goods of all kinds, opium,
Chinese tobacco, Chinese coarse crock
cry, matches, biscuits, oil, sugar, ETC.
while the chief exports are tobacco, tim
Der, clutch and rattans, gutta-percha, in
diarubber, birds nests, seed pearls, ire
pang, sharks fins, camphor, tortoise
shell, dried cuttlefish, beeswax, and 9TH
er natural products, which are brought
into Sandakan from the interior and also
from neighboring islands.
Latterly, coffee planting has been ia
ken up, anG cotton, gambler, hemp and
sugar are receiving attention from Euro
pean settlers.
On the west coast, a short line of rail-
way has been constructed, running in
land from Brunai bay to open up the in
terror of the country.
A great event to the natives is Dur
bar-which usually occurs only on the
arrival Of some high official. Then there
flock into the little town Of Sandakan
chiefs in gold-embroidered garments,
and others who have but little in the
way Of garments to boast Of One OF our
illustrations shows a group of Sund-
yaks, natives who had never before been
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IN BRITISH BORNEO
Something About This Interesting
Neighbor of the Philippines.
An Odd Little Colony of England In
the Far East-A Durbar the
Scene of Pleasures for the
Dusky Natives.

Since theday Dewey's guns pronounced
the doom of Spain in the orient and
gave to the United States vast terri
tory in the far east we have developed a
new interest in not only the people and
conditions over which fly the Stars and
Stripes, but in all the neighbors of those
islands as we'll Far off Java, Indo-
China, Sumatra, New Guinea and the
Borneos are now our near neighbors,
and worthy of our attention.
British North Borneo is now just next
door to us, so close, in fact, that we have
had little diplomatic quarrel with
England oyer who owns the islands that
lie just off It's coast, and this caused us
to look up our long-forgotten school
biographies and assume new interest
in Boreno, of which many of us had for
gotten, save, perhaps, as the home Of
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to the coast, and knew nothing of the
sea and of ships. They were very much
astonished at what they saw. and were
inclined to think that they were being
deceived in some way.
A Durbar is always made the occasion
of festivities of all kinds, and as English
men carry their sporting instincts with
them everywhere, series of races was
instituted by the English residents One
race for boys was very picturesque. The
boys were clad in various fashions-or
perhaps we ought to say that the variety
consisted chiefly in the various methods
adopted of wearing very little.
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Preventing Pauperi.m.

There are few able-booied paupers IL
Holland. A tract Of public land con.
tanning 5000 acres is divided into si1
model farms. to one of which the person
applying for public relief is sent. Here
he is taught agriculture, and is subse-
quently permitted TO rent a small farm
for himself. Holland also has a forced
labor colony, to which Migrants are
sent to do farm and other work whether
they like it or rot.
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old disease being now SO slight, com
slider myself cured, yet for while I
intend to continue the use of Peruna.
am now treating another patient with
your medicine. She has been sick with
malaria and troubled with leucorrhsea.
l have no doubt that cure will be
speedily effected"
These are samples 0fIeffers received
by DR.. Hartman from the various
orders of Catholic Sisters throughout
the United States.
The names and addresses to these
letters have been withheld from respect
to the Sisters but will be furnished on
request.
One-half of the diseases which aff1ict
mankind are due to some catarrhal de-
rangement of the mucous membrane
hnlng some organ or passage of the
body.
A remedy that would act immediate.
~ upon the congested mucous mem
brane restoring it to its normal state,
would consequently cure all these
diseases. Catarrh is catarrh wherever
located, whether it be in the head,
throat, lungs, stomach, kidneys or
pelvic organs. A remedy that will cure
it in one location will cure it in all To-
cations. Peruna cures catarrh wher-
ever located.
IT you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use of Peru
ma. write at once to DIR. Hartman,
giving full statement of your case
and he will be pleased to give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
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One of Two Rnrrer.

You can never tell from the look OF
horror on a woman's face whittier she
has just received a telegram which has
not opened or thought she saw a mouse
in the clOset.-N Y. Press.
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Radium In Pitch-B1ende

Prof Cook of the Northwestern uni.
,versity. has shown that there is suffi.
Client radium in pitch blerde to make il
possible for photos raph to be taken
by it directly. Prof Cco,1 states that the
value of the experiment lies in the proof
Of new way in which TO discover
radium in minerals
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Wear Hair Pompadour.

The wives of Siamese robiemen have
their hair cut in pCmpa&our style. 1t is
usually about 11s inches in length, and
sticks up straight, like the hairs in a
backing brush.
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SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Use Pe-ru-na for La Grippe
and Winter Catarrh.

N EVERY country of the civilized
world the Sisters of Charity are
known. Not only do they minister
to the spiritual and intellectual needs
of the charges committed to their care,
but they also minister to their bodily
needs.
Whenever coughs or colds, la grippe
or pneumonia make their appearance
among the children these Sisters are not
Disconnected, but know exactly the
remedies to apply.
With somany children to take care of
and to protect from climate and disease