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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
CHARLEY Is
WILLING

Charlie Mitchell IL In TON =,
looking for John l.
lie says be viii give IL 4
champion q 20. but it mast J. 1
some early date. for he hasa't uza
tins 20 spare
Mitchell was kept buzy loss.a
up old friends-and thsse x.s
bunch OF them. Too. Most sF1ry a.
Of the sporting fraternity q sese.
knows "chariie."
Mitchell says that be new "a,
believes that John l. vEnts . u
on the mitts for another a "
him. He can mir With ne n
Charles. but Il must Be II a.
for I am timed by a rsilFose tisls
There IL one thing that ms \
done. also. That Ia. | sant % -
something like t2.5o1 10 Tie VI
ner before ! 90 into the rins n
TO referees. any man who kroEs y
game and who IL honest vi 81
me. As TO the losers Esas 4 d
bet. anything goes vita M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
FAN FOOD

-Four out OF six for Seattle. Tooti
Tooti
Oakland this week.
Klopf will umpire.
Stats" Davis left Sunday night
for Los Angeles.
Dusty Miller's stick work Sunday
was great.
And then Houtz went some.
Kane's batting eye Ii atill soused
It's funny 70 watch Skels boun-
cling when he has sent a good one
over and IL waiting for Stats de-
clsion.
Burns made a lift today. n he
could only sec those slow ones.
Stats was off somewhat on decI-
aions, but then he had Tat bolli
The attitude OF Skel Roach when
about TO bat Is peach. He walks
up to the rubber as II there was
nothing easier than to make a hit
and then strikes out. Oh. ioyi
The Seals lambaated nine hlts off
Roach in the seven innings he
pitched.
Both Eastwood and Shea dlslin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

an error BY Kane Roach failed 70
field Whceiers hit. after which
Hildebrand bit 10 Hall Rusty
waited a second 10 hold Spencer
and then fell down on the throw
20 the plate
Frisco did Il with a bunch %
four In the sixth during the second
game Seattle made two. but could
net overcome the Seats lead.
First game
Seattle lilo 2 0 &c
san Francisco. o 0 0 : o o o 0-3
Batteries Roach. Hall and Dash
wood Corbeit and Shea.
aea0nd game
Seattle 100 00z 0 o %
San Francisco. o 0 0 0 o 4 Q 0 %
batteries Hall and Fran.
Whalen and Wilson.
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They must have had "huneh.a Il
looked as II Der Whale was about
20 be harpooHed In the sixth inning.
but he dove lust In time.
Maybe parke didn't zee his from
the fana--'en Stats. tool
sunday broke the record for at
tendance go
Stats had his weather eye ont for
the ouarhnra. too.
That'll be about all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

Charlie Hall started oat too fast
when he went In to flniah the first
game for the Slwnshes. lie went
like a whirlwind during those two
innings. but he was not there tn the
second game. However. a man
cannot be expected 20 ain every
game be pitches.
Hall lost the second game Sun
day. lie pitched a good game. with
the exception % the sixth inning.
yet the youngateF waa not Ia his
usual form.
Hall. when he went In AZ the be-
ginning OK tho seventh inning of the
first game. hit too swim 4 pace and
during the last game he eoaldn't
90 the pace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
OAKLAND TAKES rwo.

sAN FRANCISCO. May is.--oak-
land took two games from Los An
gelen Sunday. The first went 10 the
Commuters by a score Of TO 4 and
the second. 10 0. Oakland made
her seven runs IN the first game
during the seventh inning. and also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
srANnlNa oF rnE cLuns

Seattle broke even In tho two
games sunday
Tho first game. while not a. free
from errors a. II might be. was af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
THE DOPE SHEET y,I LEN


Oakland will open 4 series Of six
with the Siwsshes at Recreation
park Tuesday. Tho Commuters
have been going some since tho be-
ginning % the league season but Of
late. they have been falling dowu
and II Seattle can put up the same
kind OF ball with Oakland as she
did with Frisco. It'll be another
case Of four out Of six
The Indians viii have 20 so a few
though the old trouble will again
stare tho Slwashes In the face.
Nick Williams will pitch the open
ing game for Seattle. It's about up
TO Nick TO win . game The
blond-haired twiFler is losing hts
pun with the fans by his pitching
OF late and that's bad DOPE
Gus Kiopf will offteiata on the
diamond commencing Tuesday. Gus
Il well known in Seattle and his
old fan pals will be glad 60 see him
again. While Stats made many err
rers IN Judgment. jet there Is hard
" fan who Is not hts friend Stats
viii ascend the throne OF justice Ia
&$AAA AaNNsNo tda = AkkAA# anu snow tfle'
people OF the Angel town how 80
run = ball game Stats certainly
does run the shootln. match and
when be makes an error in judg-
meat he Is Just ~ firm a. when the
player Is off He's got the right
sihunch" for an umpire sure 'nuff
Whether the Slwashes or the fans
received the greatest surprise nc the
showing made By Seattle In the ae-
ries with Frisco IL a query. but
the locals took four out OF the sir
games and that's travelling quite a
few.
The series with san Francisco
has developed the fact that there is
room for hope that Seattle will I'm
prove with the stick.
There Is not a fan IN Seattle who
will harshiy crttieiaa the fielding
Of the Indians. but the reason OF
his Kicking has resulted from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
TIGERS STILL CLIMB.

TACOMA. May ts.-The Tigers
won out IN the game With Portland.
Sunday by n score Of G 90 2. Three
IN the fret. one IN the third and two
IN the firth asa the business. score
Portland .......0 0 0 Q o o 2 Q CO
Tacoma .......3ofzo o. 60
BATTERIES EaHlek and Mclsean:
kaaie and Graham. umpire-klopf
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NAsN - = ~ AaAfNts AtaAtNs
HEfsLtNdHAM. May Is nsulnR-
ham Won tha same with Vancouver
here Sunday hy q ucofe % 10 6.
Harmon q Vancouver did not al
iow a hit Or a run up untli the
sixth inning
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rAcIrrcs IA

PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE
At SPOKANE Spokane !. 4.
Hoiae z. g.
AT SALT t.AKE-oEfsn 4. salt
Lake 6. $50 =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

At cHicAdo~ch Chicago ,. New
York :
At 1T LOUIS Philadelphia 10.
81 Louis z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
At BROOKLYN - PlttaburR 6.
brooklyn /
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There Is only one fault 90 b.
found with Skel Roaehs pitching
he doesn't inspire confidence Dur
ing Sundays game skel pulled him.
self out Of four holes. which would
have sent a less experienced man
20 the clouds In less time that Il
takes 70 tell H. hut thea Russ Hall
felt that he couldn't depend upon
him TO carry out the balance % the
program. skel was taken out be-
cause Rusty wanted q seineh- the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

That drug store filling the
largest number of prescriptions
has the confidence of both the
doctors and the people. Guys
Drug Store fills more prescrip-
tons than any other place in
Seattle. To get good service,
purest drugs and lowest prices,
take your prescriptions to Guys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

fact that the Siwaahoa have rot
been there with the swat pole.
The series with the Seals was not
well attended by the fans. with. OF
course, the exception OF Sundays
games. On other days the grand
stand and bleachera we're FREEDOM
mated By space. l. e the extra ten
eeutaf
Il Is widely known fact that
there are many fans IN Seattle who
have sworn not 10 attend the games
on account OF the extra ten ccuts.
and In fact have formed a kind OF
a clique. the members OF which are
fined a certain sum II they attend
A fine spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
Goodwin. n7eHzn

made five runs in the seeo.s -.
during the second inning. -.
First game
Los Angeles 80 f0G986t4
Oakland .....O O00076E.
Batteries-G Goodwin ana a..
M0akiman. Lehman and NeWs,.
Afternoon game
Los Angelea....O 000066AA.
Oakland ......0 00e86t.
Batteriea-ilaii. loren sas -.
Schmidt and Byrnea. umplrs-ln.-.
rine.
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NORTHWESTERN LRAcuv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
One
Half

Yes, at Guys, Second and
Yesler, Prescriptions are Filled
for 0ne-Half the Druggists
Association Schedule. Take
your prescription to Guys for
prompt service. Purest drugs
and half Association prices.
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Holmes and Mesianaa
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HOW PAID.

i. f. Stephens of Nebraska tells OF
his experience in handling the fruit Of
two orchards. He says:
Last season l sprayed my trees three
times, nee before the bloom and twice
after. The result was about rs per cent.
high grade apples. which, when the ex-
IRENE wet weather OF the early sea-
son is taken into consideration, l think
it a good record.
Now, for a short report Of some eX-
perilnents along this line: I bought the
fruit, on the trees, Of n 60-acre orchard
only a few miles from mine last season.
and after handling both crops am ready
TO give a reason for the faith that is in
me regarding the efficacy of spraying.
mis- orchard is n year older than
mine; trees bought of same nursery.
same identical varieties, handled in the
same manner except that the orchard
was V sprayed, and while it bore a
good, full crop of apples, l will Just
give you the results after sorting and
packing the Grimes Golden and jon
athan: Grimes Golden crop, 2O9 bar
rels; GO firsts, $40 seconds Jonathans,
81 barrels: 16 firsts, &C seconds.
After you think about the. above re-
suits n l tell O my firsts We're sold
Tor more than double what the seconds
would bring, o will readily see why
l became a CONVEX to the efficacy Of
spraying, and shall be found. when the
time comes, If 7 am able, fully armed to
deal death. destruction and several
kinds Of colie.to the insect enemies Of
the apple,' -
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Reads Like a Miracle.

Moravia, N. Y, July 17,-(Special)
Bordering on the miraculous is the
case of Mrs. Benz. Wilson, of this
place. Suffering from Sugar Diabetes,
she wasted away till from weighing
200 lbs. she barely tipped the scales
at $50 lbs. Dodd's Kidney Pills cured
her. Speaking of her cure her hus-
band says:
My wife suffered everything from
Sugar Diabetes. She was sick four
years and doctored with two doctors,
but received no benefit. She had so
much pain all over her that she could
no rest day or night. The doctors said
that she could not live.
"Then an advertisement led me to
try Dodd's Kidney Pills and they help.
her right from the first. Five boxes
of them cured her. Dodd's kidney
Pills were a God-sent remedy to us
we recommend them to all suffer-
Ing from Kidney Disease"
Dodd's kidney Pills cure all Kidney
Diseases, including Bright's Disease,
and all Kidney aches, including Rheu-
lmatiSm.
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yapan,s Wonderful Powder.

New York Sun: Since the war be-
t"een Russia and Japan began a good
deal has been heard OF the Shimosa
powder. which. in the opinion of miit-
tary experts, gives Japan n great ad-
vantage both on sea and land. The ex-
perts have been reasoning from what
was known of the destructive effects
of the powder in the naval battles al
ready fought, for it was not until q.
few lays ago that q detailed descrip-
tion OF what the explosive can &C
complish reached London.
This description shows the powder,
20 be even more powerful than was
supposed. The compound, which was.
invented by Professor Shimose, is OF
much greater explosive force thar gun
cotton or dynamite. Whereas a she'll
with a bursting charge of the COM
pounds ordinarily used in Europe IS,
broke into a comparatively small
lumber of fragments. the majority OF
which arc scattered through a veryi
limited arc. the Shimose explosive
skaters the projectile into from 1000.
to 5000 pieces. which are driven in ev-
cry direction with equal force, so that,
nothing can live in the vicinity. It
is claimed that, in spite OF its ire
mendous power, the powder can be-
handled with perfect safety. 1t also.
cost being about half that of gun cot-t
ton. Altogether it seems that Japan'si
artillery is likely to be far more et-
fective han Russia's. 1t goes without,
saying that the Toxic authorities take
the most elaborate precautions to keep
secret the details OF the manufacture
Of the powder
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Do Not Limit Your ABILITY,

Success: Poverty and failure are
self invited. The disaster people. dread
often comes to them, Worry and any
tety enfeeble their force OF mind and
so blunt their creative and productive
faculties that they are unable to eNer-
else them properly. Fear of failure,
or lack of faith in ones ability. is one
OF the most potent causes of failure.
Many people of splendid powers have
attained only mediocre success. and
some are total failures, because they
set bounds to their achievement, be-
yond which they didanot allow them
selves to think that they could pass.
They put limitations to their ability;
they cast stumbling blocks in their
way, by aiming only at mediocrity or
predicting failure for themselves. talk
ing their wares down instead of up,
d%isparaging their business and belittl-
ing their powers.
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Continued Next Week.)
Shopping in Itaiy.

Harper's Bazar: An italian once became
SO tndiscreet as to be frank. and admitted
that there were three prices In Italy
one for the continental. one for the Eng
fish and one for tho American. He did
not state which price was the highest, nor
need the humble scribe: the superlluous
Is only for space writing.
To al American. %haggling over prices
embodles both the bitter and the sweet:
the mere act OF bargaining Is a blow to
his self-resDect. but to bargain SUCCESS
July is a direct appeal to his keen specu-
latlve instinct. Shopping In Italy has the
charm of novelty, and besides that induce.
ment. 1t IS an agreeable sensation to the
American woman to feel that even the
highest Italian price Is less than tho low
est one of her country. BY this is meant
good laces and Observation-Disclosures, hand.
work of all kinds: gloves. silk stockings,
but not silk Itself. unless 1t is Of that kind
known as Roman: the products of tho
goldsmith and silversmith: coral, shell.
glass. wood carving and many pretty
baubles which make inexpensive gifts.
Strangely enough. underwear Is ungainly
or expensive. cloth. of course, not to be
considered. and the purchase OF ready
made clothing a sure road to tears and TO-
gret. In the states only have the ready
made garments reached a satisfactory re-
suit in fit and price.
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Iha Irony of Tinnel

Rochester Post-lcNpress; Last week was
rather sluggish IN the world of books. AZ
the auction sale OF the late Senator IIaw-
ley's library Francs Wilson'S "Reco,lee-
brought ONLY $3.50; while II first edition Or
John Hays Pike County Ballads" vas
sold for 50 cents. 1t was in the first ect-
ton of MS collected verses that plain John
HAY, newspaper man. wrote:
There are three species of creatures
who when they seem coming are gong (.
when they seem going they come: D.p!3-
mats. women and crabs"
The irony of time. Secretary Hay wro.o
these words thi:ty-tlve years ago, at which
time he doubtless little dreamed he wouiI
become the Sreatest diplomat of his day.
Then he aspired to play the poet. Now ii,
first edition OF his verses brings 50 ceats.
Which about represents their intrinsic
value,
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alone in the house the back acha
mas Deer 50 bad that it brought tears
TO my eyes. The pain at times was 50
intense that | vas compelled to giva
up my household duties and lie down.
iilere We're headaches, dizziness and
oioou rushing to my head to CAUSE
breeding at then nose. The first box Of
ooais Kidney Pills benefited ME 50
much that continued the treatment,
me singing pain in the small of my
PACK, the PUSHES of blood to the head
ana otner symptoms disappeared
Doan's kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. 80 cents per box. Foster.
Mllburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
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ST. Loms Post-Dispa,ch. Jun. Ii
11rst choice.
In Holland girls prefer to become
blushing brides in May.
About ar eighth of Scotch marriages
a X place IL June.
O~ne-seventh of the Swedish mar
riages occur in the month at roses"
Germany favors April. regarding it
as the first OF the spring months.
February is first choice in Italy, es-
pecially the period preceding the be-
ginning of Lent.
Russia's favorite marriage month is
January. SO marriage. like death. has
all seasons for its own.
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noss- gniioper at the ford and find out
what-ail he's a ~rip-snorttnE that-away

- - 'S's 1850 hAAo "
what-an he's a ~rip-snortinE that-away
tor."
The o crossing of the stream was
but a little WAY above u breakfast
camp: and We were out OF thicket In
rt:ae TO See the horScinan. n negco cling
ing. with locked arms to the neck OF his
mount. come tearing down to the .ord.
at sigh of us. or else hecaus lie would
not take the water at fun speed. the
horse reared. paved the aic. and Eel!
clumsily. carrying his Skiiiess rider
with him.
We picked the black up and soused
him in the stream till he found his
tongue; and the first wagsipg OF that
useful member gave us news to fire tho
blood in our veins-in Jennifer's and
mine. at any rate.
Yah" he screamed. choking out tho
muddy creek water that had well-nigh
stranged him. Yah. red deobil lnjins
MI ebberyhody and tote of Mlstis
Marcy and dat Jeanne CONAN OATS
what dey done.."
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A powder to shake into your shoes. 1t rests
the feet, Cures CornS Bunions. Swollen.
Sore. Hot, Gallons. Aching, Sweating feet
makes new or tight shoes easy. Sold by
all Druggists and Shoe Stores. 25c. Sample
mailed FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted,
lie. Roy, n. Y.
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General Miles Criticised bv an Admire,

General Miles Criticised by an Admirer
New York Sun: Thr disputes and
recrimlnations which cast a cloud on
the reputation of General Miles during
the closing years Of his active service
as commanding genera! were unfortu-
nate also in revealing in him serious
temperamental Weaknesses: and we
have been compelled 10 criticise his
conduct with severity. He made OF
himself a cantankerous marplot. and
his conduct was so distinctlvely un-
military as to render him justly liable
to q courtmartial.
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An Easy neductinn

Philadelphia Press: Tess-Of course,
she's delighted with the success Of he
novel. h told me she worked on 1t
off and on for ten years."
Jess-Ah! Then h started it when
she was IL.
Tess-How do you know she's %?
Jess-That's the age OF her heroine.
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what sui.
fere(l no ono
will. .e V
know. l used
about every
known rene
that is
said to be
good for kid.
II ey . M
p a n t, but
without deriv,
ing perma'
nent reli . [.
Often w h au
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a PossihiIitu

Philadelphia Ledger: Roger Williams
grave has not been discovered. but as
1t lies somewhere in Rhode Island, the
seekers may decide to dig up the whole
patch.
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The genuine has a date and number stamped
on the labsl-take no other from your druggist.
TWO YEARS OF AGONY.
One Cake of C%nticnrn Soap and One Box
of Cuticura Cured Baby's Awtut

Humor.
When my sister was eighteen
months old Il humor broke out on her
shoulders. extending clear across the
back. For two years ii caused her ln-
tense suffering. 1t would sclb uyer
and then crack open and a watery
matter ooZe from ii. Then the scabs
would fall OFF and it would be raw for
a time. We had several different doc
tors and tried everything we could
think OF, but without cfrcctins a cure.
Then we got one cake of Cuticura Soap
and II box Of CuticurA Ointi0cnt,
which cured her completely and with-
IL scar or blcmish, tSignedD Lille
Chase Walker, . fremont street, Woo1-
fords Me"
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As the results of the efforts OF Lon
don dock and shipping companies S9.6lI
rats were killed In the port of London
In 1902.
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A Lona Way.

New York World: The Hon Tom L.
Johnson has entered the presidential
race early; but Mr.. Johnson knows that
he has a long way to go and needs a
good start.
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A WOMAN'S MISERY.

Mrs. John LaRue. Of 1l5 Paterson
Avenue. Paterson, n. j., says: Il was
troubled for about nine wears, and
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Blood Disorders, Skin Irupticns,
Bad Complexion,
Sun Stroke, Heat Prostitution

Diarrhea, Cholera. Bowel Trouble, BIC, ara
symptoms OF Constipation. Constipation mea..4
Constipation is most dangerous during hot wealth
er on account OF sun strokes-heat dcbilitv-pros.
tration. 1t You suddenly check dyscntcrT-ta tal
blood poison may resuit-a physic weakens and
does not remove tho cause. makes you worse.
Dysentcry, Cholera, Bowel Troubles, disap.eae
when Constipation is cured.
Revive and strengthen the intcstincs or bowels
before they decay from inactivity. and contact
with rottins food. Until MULLS GRAPE
TONIC was put on the American market there
Has no cure for constipation.
We will! now prove to you that MtLLSGRAPE
TONlC will protect you against heat. prostrltiou
and that it cures Constipation, Blood Disorders.
Stomach and Bowel Trouble. 1t acts as food To
the blood and intestines .eieanscs and strengthens
them and elects the poison and dccayed ~,nltters
MULL'S GRAPE TONIC is nearly so per cent,
grape which renders it a splendid tonic TO, tho
system during hot weather.
WRITE FOR THIS FREE BOTTLE TODAY
Eaal Ga. Ailinn EhilLrcu md Aur,inr " !. ier.
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FREE! FOR HOT WEATHER
nOTTI.E or
MuII's Grape Tonic

To All. WHO WRITE FOR II NOW
I, will protect you against the dangers Of heat.
Constipation or Decnyins Bowels causa
Dlarrhes. Cholera. Stomach Trouble
md Dyspepsia
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Embossed Foils.

The embossed foils were made also
with gold and with silver surfaces, as
were likewise foils smooth surfaced. In
snort, tin foils had now come to be a
thing OF beauty as we'll as utility. One
VINO mad never seen amy but the plain
sllooth TN foil could have but little
notion. IN fact, OF the beauty in which
tin foil is now produced
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Tobacco in Foil.

The tobacco man hit upon the plan
or wrapping the generals tobacco i'm
tin foil wrappers. This plan worked
beautifully, and there sprung up for
tobacco wrapped in tin foil a great de.
mand. which the tobacco man was
prompt TO supply. y felicitious and
attractive name long familiar, helped
to increase the demand for it, and a