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New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

Though all this happened very long ago the
dark valley OF weeping willows and cyprus trees
sun exists. and on certain nights. when the pale
wan moonlight falls on the waters. one can see
through the watery spray OF a trickling fountain
near Dy hundred fairies. with their queen gliding
slowly To and fro. wringing their hands and Weep
the Beautiful
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
COULD TELL IN a MOMENT.

Mr. Mum f Baggs-Now, then. you know
what kind OF a house want What win II cost
to build IL?
Architsct-why-um-w was the amount
you originally intended 10 put into ths build
inx7-(Cnicago Tribune
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

stick Presently a hot, tired servant
clearing the last signs of the evening from the
table and setting the vacant chairs in stiff reg
ularity.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
WAY TO WIN PRIZES.

WAY TO WIN PRIZES.
Five dollars ia offered letter telling of
vacation experience and So for the
These letters must contain sx hundred words
each, and must be written side Of the paper
only. Contest closes In October
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Answers to Puzzles Published August 8
HOURGLASS ANSWER

Dear Editor: I thank you very, much for the
lovely badge which l received a little while ago.
] am sorry tnat l didn't write sooner and IL L
win another prize I will try to write sooner Yours
truly, DONALD Il. VAIL
Passaic y J.. July o. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
EDUCATED HORSE PUZZLE.

fyoun nsulyb boys n #
nane vii %
baseball amounted
puzzle
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

PRIZE DRAWING.
BY Marion L. Decker. fourteen of
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

The group in the clubhouse looked al one an
other and laughed little. One man picked up
his glass and tried TO drain few drops from
the Bottom. Another rang for his nat ana
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
ORIGIN or LONDON Foos
Results Of a Recent Investigation Inte
Their Pecuiiaritics.

Results Of a Recent Investigation Inte
Their Pecuiiaritics.
AZ the request OF the London county
council the meteorological council OF
the Royal society undertook an in
quiry into London fogs during The
winter of 1902. The results were re-
Gently reported to the latter body by
Captain A. Carpenter. who had charge
OF the investigation. The observations
were made chiefly by the officers OF
the metropolitan fire brigade. Gap
tain Carpenter finds three causes Of
fog:
First, a warm atmosphere cooled by
contact with n cold earth or water
surface, which forms n cold surface
fog; second, q cold atmosphere warm.
ed by contact with n warm earth or
water surface. which forms n steam
Ing water fog. and, third, two strata
OF air Of different temperatures In
contact with one another, which con-
ditions give rise TO a cloud fog.
Each OF these fogs may become per-
meated with smoke, when the fog
particles become coated with oily
hydrocarbons and are impervious to
the evaporatIng power OF the sun.
These may drift long distances. slow
ly settling on the ground, on houses
and clothes. and are inhaled by iiv.
Ing animals ana plants. The report
represents that when the wind at Kew
reached n velocity OF thirteen miles
- hour the London fogs were usually
.liFuorSed. The exceptions noted were
the very smoky fogs which accom-
panied the damp mir Of advancing
cyclones. and II required n wind force
OF seventeen miles an hour 10 dispense
them.
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EARLY RISING AND LONGEVITY.

An Excellent Habit 60 BE Formed by
Everybody for Health.
Most persons who have lived 10 be
old have been good sleepers, but this
does not mean that they have been
long sieepers. A good sleeper Ia n
who sleeps well. He may sleep quito
enough In six or seven hours TO IN
swer all his needs. and Il would be
folly for him to lie In bed three or four
hours more. Az q rule. iong-lived per
sons have been early risers, because
they have been good sleepers. BY
good sleep" 10 meant sleep that 10
sweet and sound. without dreaming
refreshing; the body ~recuperates who'll
ly. Those who love 10 rise early gen
orally are OF this sort They have
strong wills and good health to begin
with. Late riscrs are often invalids
or persons OF bad hnbits-idlers who
are never free from other vices be-
ton which keeps a wakeful
throughout the small hours requires
sleep late In the morning. This X
haustion IL invariably due 10 M Of
several iife-shortening influences, espe-
clally anxiety or indlscretion In diet or
drink. Early rising il thus rather q
effect OF certain favorable influences
another result OF which In longevity
than a cause OF longevity. To turn a
weakly man out Of bed every morning
will not prolong his life unless he has
slept long enough. Preventing a weak
~ person from sleeping more than
four or Eve hours nightly would not
cause him TO live 20 be old. but would
tend 70 shorten his life. Early rising
does not mean the time by the clock
the word has a relative significance
with the time OF going to bed. A per-
son who retires to rest four hours AZ
ter midnight and gets up at 10 n. m.
may be strictly regarded as an early
riser. Thus early rising is synonymous
with short sleeping. which means rap
III recovery from fatigue, itself q sign
OF bodily strength. Early rising as a
practice may be cultivated by all per-
sons In good health. II IL excellent as
a moral discipline and eminently
healthy as n matter OF fact. Most
persons will eat three meals daily.
When a man gets MP late those meals
will probably follow each other at too
short intervals and be eaten too rapid.
" to be wholesome. When he In an
early riser II will probably be other
wise. He can enjoy n good break
fast. and when his other meals are
due ne will be ready for them. which
is itself one OF the signs Of health
New Orleans Times-D Democrat.
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Holmes. lie was JUSTICE HOlsMts.
born In Boston I'm 1871. was graduated
from Harvard I'm 1861. and from the
Harvard Law School I'm 1896. serving
meanwhile In the civil war. and being
wounded at Balls Blum. Antietam and
fredericksburg. After the war closed
Justice Holmes engaged In the prac-
tice OF law ut Boston. and for n time
was editor OF the American Law Re-
view and also professor In the Har.
ward Law School.
-
The Rev. T. c. Edwards of Kingston.
Pa. Is considered onc Of the greatest 81
Welsh poets. lie Is known as their
cynonfardd, or poet laureate.
-
Murat Halstead. veteran editor Of Gin
cinnati. has assumed editorial control Of q
monthly magazine.
-
Minister Yermolof. who is said TO
have extorted from the Gar n consti-
tuition somewhat similar to the Magma
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16

were singing q catch very choiccly. win
q girls clear voice 10 lead them.
Heather language. 20 be sure" said
the thin voice again. ne the French cho-
rus ceased: thinks I 10 myself. they
bc but Papistcrs.' an my doubling mind
IL nightly reconcird to manslaughter."
II don't like beginning 'ithout the
Cap'n." observed Black Dick: Though
I doubt something has mIscarried. Else.
how did that young spark ride In upon
the marer'
AN that's why thy question should
ha' been. Dick. with n pistol to his
skull"
Hell keep till the morrow"
"we'Ii give Settle half an hour more"
said the landlord. Mary" he push'd
open the hatch. NO that ] had barely time
To duck my head out Of view. "How
did'st leave the young man L the loftf'
Asleep. or nearly" answered Mary.
The hatch was slipped TO again. I
stood up and made a step toward the
girl.
"IIow many arc theyf- I asked. jerk-
Ing a finger In the direction Of the par
lor.
"a dozen. all bot one"
"wh~re IL tho foreign guests roomr'
Left hand. on the first landing"
Then sing-go on singing for Jour
iife!"
Dear heart. they'll murder thee"
I stole 10 the door and pceped out A
lantern hung In the passage and showed
the staircase directly In front OF me- /
stayed for q moment 90 pull on my
boots. and holding them In my left hand
crept up the stairs. In the kitchen the
girl wal singing and Gathering the dishes
together. Behind the door. at the head
Of the stairs, I heard voices talking. l
slipped on my boots again and tapped on
the panel.
"Come inl'
Go be c~ontinued)
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READS III BOOK.
ssThs Road TO weiiviiis" Polutsd the
Way.

ssThs Rosa to w~eiiviiie' Pointed h
Way.
Down at Hot Springs. Ark, the Wis
efors have all sorts OF complaints. but
&C In q subject OF remark that the great
majority Of them have some trouble
with stomach and bowels. This may
De partly attributed to the heavy med.
acAxex
Naturally, under the conditions, the
question of food Ia very prominent.
A young ~ states that he had SUI.
Tered FOR nine years from stomach and
bowel trouble. had two operations
which did not cure. and was at last
Threatened with appendicitis.
He went TO Hot Springs for rheuma-
clam and his stomach trouble got
worse. One day AZ breakfast the walt
Or. knowing his condition. suggested
ne try Grape-Nuts aud cream. which
~ did. and found the food agreed with
him perfectly.
After the second day he began 10
sleep peacefully at night. different
than he had for years. The perfect
digestion OF the food quieted his ner-
vous system and made sleep possible.
He says: The next morning I was
sstonished 10 ind my condition OF con
sfdpsuon had disappeared. | could not
believe u true after suffering for so
many ycsrs: then I took more interest
IN the food. read the little book The
Road 10 weiIvilic." aud started follow
tng the simple directions.
II m met with such results that
In the last ave weeks ! have gained
eight pounds In spite OF hot baths
which take away the flesh from any.
one.
"A friend OF mine has been entirely
cured Of a bad case OF indigestion and
stomach trouble by using Grape-Nuts
and crcam alone for breakfast.
There Is q thing in PARTICULAR
noticed a great change In my
mental condition. Formerly I could
hardly remember anything. and now
ue mind seems unusually acute and
refentise. can memorIze practically
anything ] desire" Name given by
Eostnm Co. Battle Greek. Mich.
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respect Is paid to his ability by Repub-
iicans and Democrats alike. He 10 an
old man who does not look old. with
a clear eye and a rudy cheek and hair
rather gray than white. He In big
bodied and strong Of frame. He has a
homeiy wit. much like that Of Uncle
joe" He In a sledge-hammer OF do
debate, but his talents do not stop
there. He is a giant In committee
work. In party councils. In all the sub
ternncan fields Of action which make
ND the real work OF the House. AZ dis
tinguished from the obvious surface Of
debate.
-
Judge Thomas ]. Humes. former May
or Of Seattle. who dropped dead recent
~, was a Msrk Twain double. He was
something Of a humorist, too.
-
II. NJ. Felt has been elected president
Of the New Hampshire Medical Society.
recently organized
-
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. who
read the decision OF the Supreme Court
In the beef trust case. has been n
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
WAS CURED RAPIDLY
RHEUNATIsNM Tw0sEvERE GASES
MASTERED IN FEW WEEKS.
The Rsmssy Ussd By Mr.. sohresppsi ssA
By Captaia Raifeur I'm Great Demand In
Vicinity Of Their Hemes-

The Rsnssy Ussd sy Mr.. sohresppsi ana
By captaia Raifeur I'm Great Dsmand In
visi.isy OF Their Homes.
In the winter Of iooa-s Mr.. Schroeppsl
was confined TO his bed by q sevcre a.
tack OF rheumatism. His doctors treat
ment proved unsuccessful. hat no subss-
qucntly regailsi his health by means
which no describes with great enthn-
siasm.
AFTER Ave or six weeks Of helpless
ness and pain" said he. during which
I was receiving regular visits from the
doctor. I felt a. bad N over. Just then
my mother. q woman eighty years o.
are, paid me n visit. She had received
great benefit from DIR. williams Pink
Pills, and she was confident they would
help me. AT her solicitation I gave MP
the doctor's treatment aud took the pills
In It's place"
"And were you cured a. the result Of
taking her advicel"
Eyes. quickly and thoroughly. Be-
fore the second box was finished I felt
very manifest Improvement. and within
two weeks ! was able 10 leave my bed and
take mp my neglected farm work. ] con-
tinued TO use the pills. however. until
eight boxes had been takcn. although
long before that I felt that every YES
tige Of the disease had been cradicated.
"Are there no traces leftl"
Absolutely mono. For . year and
three months there has nesef been the
slightest return Of the old trouble. For
shis happy result I aud my family freely
prkiso DIR. williams Pink Pills"
Within the bounds Of China township.
Sc. Clair county. Mich, there Is no bet
ter known farmer than Mr. Henry
schroeppel. His cure has therefore nat
uraliy attracted q great deal Of attention.
One OF Mr.. schrocppel's ncighbors, Cap
tain George Balfour. after hearing Of the
ulutary results In Mr.. Schroeppel's case,
decided 10 try DR.. Williams Pink Pills
FOR an attack OF Rheumatism from which
he was himself suffering. He took eight
or tan boxes and now declares himself
free from the painful ailment."
tits little wonder thatDr. Williams'
Pink pills are much in favor In the COM
munity where Mr.. Schroeppcl aud Cap
tain Balfour are 20 we'll aud favorably
known. They are sold by all druggists
aud are equally successful In curing
neuralgia, sciatica and partial paralysis
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land for the riots, which has brought
n protest from England and Is giving
the Russian foreign Office much embar-
rAsSment. The liberals call him Rus.
sia's evil genius.
-
Col. n. II. Dyer Of Augusta. Ca. has
presented his collection Of Indian relics
TO the Kansas City, Mo-, public library.
-.
T. A. Elit 81 Vishihn. Cal. harvested
40 tons Of Ertpcs from ten acres Of
vines last month. thus breaking the Cali.
fornia record.
-
j. w. Ivcy % Alaska IL In Washing.
on 90 interest national Legislators In
widening and I'm provin. trails, che max.
Ing Of a district for the Yukon. aud ex-
tension Of the II ;hthouse service.
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m reader. q ,his paper yil Be- g,ssssd Y
MAT science has been ahle 10 cure IN all ~
Stages. and that II Caarrh. Halls CatsffhC Cure
lftha only positive cure now kpown Co The med.
disease. requires . constitutional trertmcpt
Halls Catarrh Cure u takel Internally, acting
directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces 81
ne disease, and diving tho patient strength b
building up the constitution and assisting nature
IN doing Its work. The prppflctors have %
muehfAith 10 ls curative powers that thsy onss
cure. Send for list Of T~estlnoniais.
Address. f.J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. q.
eold BY DrugEists, Tsc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Ysa.s Used by Anoicnts.

The yeast employed by the ancients
On making bread was probably Of the
aame kind ~ the Israelites OF the days
% the great Pharaoh the oppressor
ased. calling IL "~leaven:" This was
what h known nowadays as q Wild
yeast. itS germs or spores being afoat
ever where In the air.
a hit or dough was preserved put Of
each hatch prepared for the ovens, aud
when this was added to the next
dough the yeast contained In IL quick.
~ spread through the whole, only 4 lit
ne being required to "ieavcn the whole
Hump" Tut when the people OF Israel
were wandering In the wilderness they
I'D not siwsys have yeast handy. and
% were Obliged To eat unleavened
Dread.
The hest examples OF old Roman
bread have been found at PompeIi. a
DOWN that was destroyed by an erup-
tion Of vesuvlus Ian tie year 10 a. ID.
Borty eight ioaves were dug out OF
These specimcnts markedly
srveembled those found In the Egyptian
'tembs aud were originally composed Of
aground aariey.
The sncicnt clin jewellers OF the
southwest raised Indian corn and
made their bread OF II. Once Ia a
while q loaf OF IL IL discovered In n
oe their deserted houses. and specula-
dion h naturally INDUCED as to the
degree or Its antiquity. Perhaps It Is
BOO or 100 years old. In that extreme.
II dry climate Il has not decayed.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
sTs rME TERROR OF ALL WOMEN

D.ekssAs 0ssckiy Cured By Dodd's
9S1ssU f11Ss Mra. W. n. Ambross
1sa1s lew Her Paine Vanished Never
- nsesss whe~ she Used the Great
A0ssscas kidscy Remedy.
Dover. Ky, Feb. i3th.-(Special.)-
- beag has Backache been the terror
- the women Of America that the uu-
oerous reports OF the complete and
permanent cures OF this ailment now
eolng made by Dodd's Kidney Pills
age causing vide satisfaction and not
- least remarkable Of these cures Ii
hat % Mrs. w. n. Ambrose OF this
D1ace. Mrs. Ambrose says:
II had such pains In my back ut
e1mes I could hardly move and other
showed that my Kidneys
pUere affected. One boz Of Dodd's Kid
~ Pils drove away all the pains and
4 have sever beep troubled since"
.Backache II the kidneys FIRST notice
oAat they are out OF order and need
1eap. IL they get that help I'm the form
- Dodd's kidney Pills all will be well.
,If they ARE neglected the disease may
l0svclop Into Diabetes. Bright's Dis
oose or Rheumatism.
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SORE HANDS, SORE FEET.

Itching. Burning Palms and Painful
Fi.Eer Ends- Complete cure by cuti-
cura.
One Night Treatment: Soak the
hands or feet on retiring. in n strong.
hot. creamy lather OF Cutlcura Soap.
Dry, and anolnt freely with Cuticura
Ointment, the great skin cure and
purest OF emollients. Wear. during
the night. old. loose kid gloves. or
bandage lightly In old, soft cotton or
linen. For red. rough and chapped
hands, dry. assured. itching. feverlsh
palms. with brittle. shapeless nails
and painful fnger ends, this treat
ment IL simply wonderful, a single
treatment anording the most grateful
relief, and pointing TO q speedy. per-
manent and economical cure. In no
other ailment have Cuticura Soap'and
C~uticura Ointment been more sffsc-
tive.
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culture and State Domains, which po-
sition brought him into touch with
existing conditions, more especially az
they affected the peasantry. He also
is an actual ptvy councillor, and has
held office since 1898.
-
Out In Colorado they still remember
Gov. ELECT Douglas Of Massachusetts,.
When a yspng man he conducted n little
cobbler sk1p Mt Golden.
-
Charles Dickens full name was
Charles John Huffam Dickens.
-
Grand Duke Sergius, uncle OF the
Car and head OF the war party In
Russia, is declared To have induced
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the Car TO take
the course which
resulted In the kill
Ing or wounding of
thousands OF Rus
sian working peo-
pie. He Is also held
responsible for IRE
psR, for the whole.
sale arrest OF writ
ers and others, and
for the posting Of
bulletins IN Mos
row. blaming Eng.
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A slim OF tho Tongue.

-.John." said q Lamar girl TO her best
yellow ono night Recently, you've been
drinking cofce. havcn't your"
He admitted that he had.
"Why do o drink it?' she asked.
"Wsli." he answered. thoughtlessly.
- did Il tonight because I was coming
90 zee you- ] wanted 10 keep awake"
He In looking for a new girl now
KansaA City JoIfrnal.
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Several travellers who have return
~ fs0o Tie heart % Africa and the
Augtra1asian continent tell wonderful
Gosgiss - nest-bullding people who In
habit the wiids OF those countries.
TIE bushmen OF Australia arc. per
49,. the lowest order Of mel known.
Chsy % primitive that they do not
oknew enough 10 build even the sim
0osut f6rm Of hut for shelter. The
osarsst they can approach to Il In tn
Uathsr q lot of twtgs and grass and.
1nking them into Q thickct OF jungle.
Guild . nest for q home.
Ths nest II usually built large
4neugA fer the family. and u the lat
esr h very numerous then the nests
ars ef large size. Sometimes the FOIL
80 above will form q natural cover
60. but there is any attempt nj
Sssstruct1ns q protection from storms.
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a conspicuous nx-
ure In the House
of Representatives
II the rebate CUES
ton Ii threshed out
thoroughly. Hep
burn has been pub
iscly described By
Democrats as 'the
big gun Of the ma
jorlty." and as "the
Long Tom Of the
Republican side"
The most nrofound
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
Two Of q Kind.

"Yes. SIR" said the pompous self-made
individual. II began life rs a barsfooted
boy on q farm"
''Quite a coincidence" rcjoined the
unregenernted hardware drummer. IL
was likewise also born without shoes."
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e h marta wrestcd
from King John by
The English barons
at R~unnymede June
Is. 1915. has been
known for a long
time to possess lib
eral tendencies and
a qualified repug-
nance TO bureau
cratic rule. This
arises in part from
the fact that he Is
Afiutatar af AUri-
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member of that
tribunal since Dec.
4. 1902. Previous.
ly he had c
Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Judi.
cial Court of Mas
s~achusetts. Justice
Holmes Is n son OF
the celebrated poet
and essaylst, DIR.
Oliver w Q dell
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Pe-ru-na Cures and Prevent. Catarrh

Pe-ru-na Cures and Prevents Catarrh
Any one who wishes perfect health
must be entirely free from catarrh.
CAtarrh In well nigh universal: almost
lucs safeguard known. A cold In the
beginning Of tntTfR To prevent colds,
70 cure colds. 10 TO eheat Gr6fth out Of
IN Victims. Peruna not only 6rez' ca
txsfk, but prevents II. Every house
hufd should be supplied with this great
remedy for coughs, colds. and 90 forth.
III you do not derive prompt aud salts
factory results from the use Of Peruua,
write ut once to DIR. Hartman. .gying 9
be pleased 10 give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus, o.
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Y.

The landlord was FOR slamming the
door in my face. when the other caught
him by the arm and whispered n word or
two. I guessed what this meant. hut
resolved not 90 draw back: and present
u thv landlords voice began again:
"Have ye n o high a stomach to lie
On, strnwT'
-Ohor' thought | 10 mySeIf. then I
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Manr sehooI chiIdrcn Arc slcklx.

Many School Children Are sickiy.
Moihsr Gays Sweet Pordeu for CAlldfsn.
uNdky Methsr GRAY. . nurse In Children's Home.
Ken f1rk. Hu4Enp Colds In - hours. cure Con
%.ssstrss.' r, s;"'fBsi. .c,a.r, a' SST. ana 5 sssai.ss
THO MNels aud Destroy Wonms. sold BY ell
dfugkths OF bymaif. So sample mailed fkRk
Addrss ALLKNS y. oLMsTED. 10 Roy. ", Y.
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Pins High THIS Year.

wfs-My dear. I want $500 for pir
money.
Husband-Humph! Pins must be high
this year.
Wifs-Yes. Diamond pins are.
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Being born great carries no assurance
with IL that n man viii DO great at the
finish.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets An
druggists refund the money " 10 falls 20 euro.
T. w. Groves signature IA on each box 1So
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The locomotive engineers In GERMANY
receive a gold medal andsSJ00 for every
ten years Of service without accident
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Glass windows.

The irst glass windows In western
Europe were made by n Greek In 54S
for g church built by the Frank King
Childebert.