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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-08-18

For black leg cattle place the diseased
animal In a lot, yard or stable. empty
the bowels with pursatives and acti-
vate all the secretions, particularly the
urine, Ia order to favor the expulsion
Of the poisonous gepms from the body.
says q correspondent Of Farm Prog
ress. To attain this object give ten
grains to three drams Of calomel mixed
In . little oil-say twelve ounces OF
raw rlnseed oil or castor oil-every
three or four hours. Three dimes day
add ten grains to one dram of pow
dared nux vomica to this dose. Give
early thereafter injections Of quarts
and indeed gallons Of warm water IN
the bowels. Follow these medicines In
forty eight hours with one pound of
EPSON salts IL the bowels are not al
ready loose.
The kidneys may be activated by the
use Of pulverized nitrate OF potash at
about teaspoonful doses four times a
day. This may be mixed with oil emul-
sion.
Caafratlon Of Lambs.
EoeEe ~ no OeIteT VI 0AIeE way "
castrate lambs than to cut OF just
enough Of the end Of the scrotum
(pouch) to bring into view the testicleS; /;
then cut the covering Of the testicle SO
tbatthe test!ele proper comes into view;
then grasp this and pull the whole cord
out or pull until It snaps. To pull out
covering and all as your neishbor did
u both painful and dangerous and, as
an operations should be performed a.
painlessly as possible. should not he
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-08-18
Profitable Cattle.

Good cattle always sell for more
relatively than poor ones. Nelson Nor
ris thus explains the matter: 'The
prices for cattle now tell the story of
what good blood will do In making
profitable cattle, the best cattle selling
At or above 98 and. the thousands of
little cattle that have to sell around
$3.50 to 1916, showing what the lack
az breeding and careful feeding does.
Our farmers need to raise cattle Of
better blood. and that will mean to
flAem that fewer In number will bring
me same profits, with less feed and
r,etter demand at markets"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-08-18
FRIDAY. AUGUST is. 1906.

4 DISPATCH from Sisseton on
the 18th inst, says that the In.
dian Flute, who shot Colby and
Peterson, as stated last week,
was given q hearing before JUS.
tee Prindeville on q charge of
murder. By his attorneys.
Sears & Potter, he waived ex-
Summation, and was bound over
% the October term of the cir
euit court.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-08-18

Corn u poor food for brood sows. -
n makes but little milk. Wheat mid
dlings are much better. Sugar beets
have proved good milk producers when
led to cows, ewes oc sows. The tops
when fed in moderate quantity with
rood alfalfa or fodder radon are -
ebod % the beets for the production oe
milk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-08-18
For Over sixty Years.

1ERs. WMsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
hoe been used for children teething.
1t oOOths the child. softens the gums,
a11ays the pain, cures wind collie, and
r. the boot remedv for diarrh0ea.
3UontY-6ve cents bottle.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-08-18
- AnonA>A sha11k.

= . noenRt article on Americans On
nn116h wk1ter Gives the following o
= GnnaetoElst1c American after dinner
aopev. - 0ul15eet being : politician IN
0ne: IAN C once shark. . man
1nr. - ccming tho other way and
onnl - eQuazsly h front Of him.
II 80 eaeh ct11er for moment
- - ~ shark blu1hed and sped
ifny.~
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-08-18

BORN CoACHER FROM COACH BRED
DAM.
coach breeds, stations which have won
show rings, and the services Of these
stations can be secured at reasonable
fees. OF the native stocks we have
the thoroughbred, standard bred and
Morgan mares, together with, in some
sections, large number of mares Of
good blood but intraced lineage, which
by virtue Of their conformation, spirit
and action might profitably be util-
lied in this remunerative work. The
choice Of breeds is not here discussed.
but all breeds are at hand and avail
able in their best estate-French, Ger
man, English, standard bred, thor
oughbred.
1t must always bo remembered that
In the coach or carriage horse, from
the pony 1872 hands high to the ma
jestic 1862 hand barouche horse, quail
ty and evidence of the blood must be
abundant With this must go the ac
ton, high and snappy in the pony and
park uOESc, pOWcIAul uuO AupAC ACcSANo
in the larger town horse. Given good
action and with it common, low
headed, ragged hipped individuality
and our high priced animal is trans
formed into a nag at best selling for a
much less price than he would have
brought had he possessed the right for
nation.
Another point for consideration Is the
fact that the experience Of the most
successful breeders Of these horses is
that the use of great lubberly, over
grown horses on the draft horse or
'carty" order will not result in the pro-
duction of the desired progeny. The
stallion to beget suitable animals for
this high priced trade must himself be
one that if gelded would sell for a
very long figure to take his place In
brougham or other heavy harness vehi-
Gle. With the mare 1t is largely the
same, but somewhat more Of range and
raggedness and roominess may be ac-
cepted in her If she is to be mated to
q stallion of the right tightness Of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
af~lolierrs Sdnupftabakou(e.

Der beriibmte frdn3oiii6e 9u't'piels
bihter MoIiere beiub cine aus Wus
Idelihulen angefertigte Sdnupftd.
bdtsopie in Der 8robe zines Siibners
eies, oeren iilbsrner 0edel nit Dem
Wono9ramm 90. M." qe3isct mar.
8ei Dem 1873 srfolgten Ibleben Wto.
Heres mar Die Dole nod 10 ipobl erbols
ten, bQb ie inter Die 5l perdubernoen
WertbIuhcn %aufgenommen uno 9eles
aentlid) Oeren Wuttion bon einem oeutz
fhen @rnfcn Shmerfelo ~eritanben
ipurbe. Don Inn fam iie ms Rari.
tGtentubinett gu 8uiIel lino aus oteiem
in Den 8eiiB bss Shuuipielers Guonia
2Ops, Der iie bsm Wiener 0i6ter Ga
ftsli ihsntte. 9ielsr pisoer permu6te
Die Dole tt'tamentariid Sron5 8riIl:
par5er, nno 10 geihdb eS, odb iis nit
beiien Nd6laNs in oas Gi9enthum Der
Stdot Wisn gelanste uno i'm @riupur'
sere3immer osS ltdbtii4en Wfuieums
lin. bleiben6e StGtte gefunoen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
9rosnkliht Ctihrttt

Marie 2uiie BON Grlsars, Die Sat
tin 8arls ots 3peiten BON Spanien,
fteI zines Sae,s i'm 6ofe ocs guIuites
gu Moorib pom qfer0e anD purbe i'm
SteigbiigeI BON Dem i4sucn S9iere
fortgef6leift.
Nun Derbot aber Die itrsr9e Gtifette
oes fpunii9sn !Sofe5, oie S6nigin ans
5urii6ren. gleidoiel bel pelfer @eles
genbeit es audi Iein mo6tc, uno omar
itanO auf @ertebung OjeIeS SebpteS
Der 9oo.
Der a0rig, Der ouf Dem 9alton
itano, lab bic Saene nit an, ItteB einen
Sdret bes Gntiebens aug unO rief mad
SiIfe; bod teiner Der 5ablrci6en Gbels
%leltte, Die ouf Dem 6ofe Oeriammelt
ipuren, ipagte es, Elm @ebot 81 pcrleben,
bel Dem eS ii6 um 2eben uno zoo bans
0elte.
Die @efdbr, in Der Die 80nigin
16pebte, puroe INNER 9r0ber, ga
ipdqten es enolth 3lpel G0elleute, tbr
3t 6ilfe gu tommen. Der cine belt Den
Sopf, Ser dnoere m0hte Den SUB Der
8Dni9in frei. Damn uber entfloben
iie tpie 3lpei auf friiher Shat ertappte
0erbreher.
oils Die SOnigin lpicosr gu iid fam.
iu6te lie pergebens i6re Retter. SEPT
crit erflbr iie gu ibrcm 9rGbten Grs
i%tounen, Dab Elm unbel2Iume8 @eies
iene Ou3u perurtbeiIt bate, oaS 2eben
%ein5ubiiben.
9o6 in ibrsr oartboren Weiie flebte
Ie ibrsn @emabl an, ibr Die 9e9na0is
qllng Der beioen GbeIeIte 81 9eipdbz
rem. Rad langem Sample ging Der
S0nig 6drouf elm, sod crit puroc Den
.@erbre6ern" I6einbar Der Qro3eB oes
mdht, Damn perbdnnte mar lie uuf elm
Sabr BON Waorib, nm iie enoli9 reid
beIhentt 3uriid5uruien uno ibncn bpbe
poiten am Sofe ein5urGumen. 60 mar
ser Gtitette 8sniiqe Qctbdn, un6 gleihs
5eitiQ trrlg Der 8onig Den Rettern lei
ner Satin ben 3ou Der 9%antbarteit
nh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
Ah[hlaas}abluna.

Gin sleftriiher 8a9nipagen, oeIen
bsi0e SiBreiben NIT mebr ooer peniger
in @enanfen perTllntenen 9uIiaQiersn
bcTebt iinb, tplt. isinem 3isle 81. PlOB
lid bort man, iuie NIT imdrfcm Sling
Hing elm @eloitiid 5u 8poen fdat. Ollie
SabrgGIte petben auimertiam. 9d
Iiebt elm alter 9err 81 Ieinen 6iiben
binunter unb bebt inter fat atbems
loTer SpdnnunQ Der Mitfdbrenoen Elm
bIiBenoeS 8eloitiit uuf IS in Der
perihloNenen @Nno berberaeno, fru9te
er: ySdt irqen0 jemano bon Den Ser:
rem Elm 8ploitiid berloren?"
Die qr0Bcre 9dlfte Der puNa9iers
ourhpiiblt nit grobem Offer Die "a.
f6en.
sd! - 9ier, i'd! - Sd" tlingt
eS ppn nerihieosnsn Ssiten.
.g}un Damn iiberreiAe ih Dem ebr.
Ii6en 0erIiercr einItpeilen Dies neut
blunts 3neipfcnnigitiid uuf Nbihlag,"
f6mun3cItc Ser ate Serr uno belt ous
aupferitiid bo6.
Iber feinsr ser 8erlieren6en bedns
fprrhte es, uno Der Nlte iibereri6te es
Dem Shaffner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23

@efGngnib. 9as eun3e 9efdnsnib
fang. Die beQen 5rauenipprane pere
miI6ten iid nit tiefen WGnncrItims
men, Die S0ne pudien uno i6pebten
binauf 81 ben bobeu 9alten, ben 8eiit
Der GtngeihioHenen i'm Sturm empors
bebeno uno oiejsnigen, Die lie ~qefdn8cn
btelten, pernihtenb. - YlDBli6 err
tonte BON Der Strabe cine Sable, cine
5fpette, cine brittle -. Der 8sidng pers
ttummte, UNI elmer @rabesitiQe Qldb
gu MAIDEN. !Sinter ben 7enitern tnalIz
ten one SoIpen in Der Guft, man b0rte
Webtldgen uno @eI6rei.
Die YolitiI4en i~tiir3ten on Die Sen
tier. Wtt fieberbaft glGn3enoen Nus
gen uno feit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clip
pen ihpie9n ie in nsrp01er GrreQunq
rpie oos @rob.
llnten bebten Die @ufTeber por gtnaft
uro Shreden, fte ipurteten ub, mas oes
i6eben piiroe. SIRE Stimmen poofen
IS niht, oas eingetretene S6peioen Al,
unterbre4en, ods bleiIttper nie Elm
dip auf ibnen luftete.
llntero,fen orangen INNER itdrtere.
6ur6einanoer tonsnoe 2aute an Die
Obren zines jeosn; Sn ibnen mar
Wutb uno S6rsden, 2eben un6 SOB;
ale OieIe Rufe purosn BON WuIit, BON
9rommeImirbsl uno Dem ~orobnenoen
9nu1en Der &drtdtIhen begleitet.
No6 einen 4uqenblit, uno bas
gan3e 9efdnqnib iAien gu srbeben.
,QuBt mid binau5! Sinuus!" ro(lte
es 0leihIum pie elm plobli6er Bonner
ourb ou8 @efdn9nib. Qdutes S6reien,
Wsintrdmpfe, per3peifeltes aIopfen an
oie 9biirsr uno g8dn0e erfiiltsn Die
oiiiteren Rdume.
.Qobt uns binau8, W0roer, 9arbds
rem, Qe6t unS frei! Sd eritide! . .
Ma4t oie 3biiren uuf.." br0bnten gun:
bsrte BON Stimmen ge9en Die 3bIiren
Der 3ellen.
Die @uiIeber ranntsn iiber Ole 8or.
ribore Der 9reppen, dber Niemdno Dffs
rete Die ~eiierne 3biir, Niemuno bOr6t'
dllf Die ber35erreibenoen Rufe, bieien
per3peifeItsn Nllfi4rsi Der Gin9eterz
terten, BON ibrer eigenen S9iuGte unb
6iIfloIigteit 9etOOtsten meni6li6en
Seelen.
nMu6t ouf! CAPT unS biuaus!"
erI6aIte es i'm @efGngniB.
0a orinnsn mar Die !SDas; mad au'
cen bepubrte oas @efdngnib bas
S6psigen zines @rabss fir 2etsnoige.
Ole oortn ranqen uno bsbten un0 ibr
S6ididl abparteten; .Wer miro Den
Sied odpontruQen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23

Daber 6rduIein @uiteI, pie tonnten
Sic lemals itDren!" ruff BiaibaIo
Rotbe.
Sic fiebt i'm Iteif an. nNa i'd meme.
mir ou6en uns iebt pobl. 0u i6einit
ia ioipeit Elm oon3 huroIiher WenI6
81 iein uno es miro Ita idOn nit Dir
oltstommen IoFen."
n@erIab did orauf tbeuerIte
Shpd9erin!" ruff 0j1i Rotbe uno
I6Idgt begeiftert in GuiteI5 aussss
itredte Hette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
6toanktnfplittfr.

Ra6c 1T bic gerehtisteit, Der BITE @us'
e~rtfuleu 1T.
ar o1tm bobtn ben btiten Wtlen Die, Dit
ritts tbur tonren.
BON ieinsm miHtn fam man nttf bali
70 gut leb.n ME Don ieinem aonflen.
Gin 0tibsr,opf eririirst stbn 9biloio'
pben. 'e
Gins sertimmte Qfsifs psrsirbt bic saun
Srgel.
Sab Och ni6t aliidth madt- oas iassn
icbr oft straSe bic, bic feines btresb.n iuOl'
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
Der jnupr 9iplnmat.

q y M a It 49,. ga, licb'
Santc, es lit pirtli6 iplnberbar, ipenr
man Iih 10 Die 8rDbsnperbdltniI'e I'M
ferer immerbin MIR %fleinen groe per-
9s9entpGrti9t! 0enfe niir, ibr lmfdnQ
betrd0t $500 Meilen, lire Oberfld6l
$3.50, 510's Guahratmeilen. ibr tubi,
f6er Sn6dIf Ipsar 2,649, 100000 8u'
bitmeter!. .. Sag. liebe Sdnte. tonn.
teit Du mir picnei6t 10 Mart leiben?'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
Dfrr6bnuns.
Don fnss.

kof bu ritnoIs nod be9letttt
Ginen Menihsn, milo uno sittA,
flebtr ben ihou uusecbrtitet
Sein @eipiunit Dns Sbotterreih1
Soft pu ME hen Qul5 cmpfuuosu,
Yer BEN lon cutgrQcnihloqt,
9aneene ME esIoblt bic Stunben,
Tie Elm Geben nod trtragtf
Sto,s Wcrt, ME rirn cs theusr,
Sos 10 iouft urn uubtipubt
1lnb i'm ltFtcn ScClsnicuer
@usipridt bic scQudItr @rut!
Gfisr, unh dueIcih 0tihIoNtn
Gitlt iplh Sebtn nor tns no,
Milb bon feuhttm 8lon} umilcHsr,
GsuH burt 1brlnsn ticbt mans ia
&uts III ptriGbrt, ptriirber,
Nles gut rnb htipclcgt,
Wit bic letter. S6otttn iIieber,
Nsnn ouis 3bol Oit glu6t fb teat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
mabrbsitslirbfn0t flrnin.

Don Ser ruIIi1hsn 9oiIerin &atba'
rind II. lit lsBtbin Elm grisf betannt
geporosn, Den ie i'm Sabre 1853 an
Den ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Braun in Rigd,
Giolano, ri6tete. Die 3aiierin bittet
oarin oen @ouoernsur in febr BERG
Ii6er Weiie, er mDge ibr lin 0ertrau.
lihteit nit Ra6t un0 Sobt pobl BEL
Iteben" uno an tie iArsi6en niibsr aues
busjenige 70 tie notbig finoen Su mel
ner WiiIenihaft nit ppler' 5reibeit
obne ir9enots einsn 3peifel." Gum
S6lub perIi6ert Die GiirItin ben
NoreIaten ibrsr rimmeroduernoer
Nffettion" uno fiiat Damn cine Nah.
i6rift bel, ole folgenoermaben luutet;
sd bo6e befoblen Die Confirmation
oerer lifldnoiI6sn 9rioite9ien o6ns
9icanen ndh Qeter be8 @roBen ieDner
gu ri6ten, 0enn t9 bin ri9t intentio:
nieret, %jemunoen mas gu banebmen UNI
tpiini6e meter nifts, als DAB meine
llntert6dnen in Srisoe Hubs uno Der:
eniiqen leben mDdten. bieie5 S6reibt
id) linen odmit Dap Der @tnsraI9u6sr'
nator m0qe mas gu er3d6len haben;
SOB Dijnife aud no9l 5l piIIen of
oisier Serr un0 feline u~nterqe6ene 9ro:
pince nit mir 3ufrieoen 1T uno porir
ii6 gu beiIern tp6re; i6 priife Sbrer
pb ie NOD auf gut GngIiIh Die Wabr.
belt Iagen tDnnen tpelde mir isoer3eii
Die un9enefm'te lit. oieisS iperoe if
aus Der Nntport pdbrnebmen. Shrei'
ben tie mir aud ME ss nit ibrer Sc,
innobeit 9ebet, lie ieben Dap i'd DO,
ibnen ods unm0gli6e tbue, ga ih elmer
oeutihen 9rief geidrieb.n 70 mir in
meincm 2eben ni6t oft geihiebt dilf
tpobl riht 3u ratben 1T neil i'd iebr
i6ledt i6rcibe dber pas tbut mar
ni4t Dor feline 6reunbe."
8efobn te 9 rupour. Gin
p%ertpegencr Rduber orung neulih nm
Wtttternaht bel 8edrmoutb, Wpnt., in
einen 3ug Der Rortbern 9ocificbabn
Elm, befubl DEM GrpreBboten 2aub uns
ter 8orbalten elmer Viitple, Den Or
preBmuQen 5u perlafen, nno Iprengte
Damn nit % Yfuno Opnamit Den i'm
GrpreBnuaen befinbli6en &aiens
ihrant auf, tppbsi Die cine Settle oes
Wa9sns sertriimmert uno Die Sbiir oes
Shrant5 fpeggeriNen puroe. NdHs
Dem orei Grploiionen oes Spren9itoffs
erfoI9t pdren, sipang Der Rauber ben
2otomotipfiibrer Wilion in Den Dor
Dem Grprebipa9en befinoIifen Waser
gu iteigen; ebeNio Den Grprebboten
2aub. BORT itrih Wilion elm S6tpe3
feIbol3 an, poour6 2unb genar ie6en
tonnte, no Der Rduber ituno; Wtlfon
blies bas S6pefelbolS raid fpieber
aus uno 2aiib psriebte Dem Hduber in
Der Suntelbeit nit einem ihiperen
Stiid @ifen einen eepultieen S6tag
orf ben 8opf, 10 Dab oerielbe bsipubt.
los gu gpben i~tiirSte. 2aub uno mill
ION lsgten Dem Hduber bierauf iyelIelu
an uno 'bruften i'm al8 9efanaeneu
mad Srummonb. mo er Sen 8eboroen
iiberanttportet lpurbe. 2aub uno Wils
ION erbisltsn BON Der Sabngeieaihaft
fir ibr poterss 8erbaIten eine gelobs
nun9 BON ie $1,000.
3pei 0rittinesgeburs
II. Sn Gong SsIuno Gitp, q. D.,
entfpidelte bieier Saes Der @torb
einen pbdnomenalsn Gifsr. Wabrs
ideinIid gloubte er. Elm sefpifsr
Mitael Nepman uno oeNen Grau
8atie batten ni4t senus on ihren bier
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08

Albeit J.. Bevc-ize U7'taI sfaa
~5tot from Tnau,a. believes Ella
t-- erection OF his c. resl was lu
ate.g ca. zed I'm ear-ll 90 a
SITTER III Sgocess ~7--as lHs 81
4re
".0hen ! Was r-r.- . Grs. 4
r.s.a thot aa- -a1 s-- ~ .a ol-
a +-jgt FL 80 .- .- nina
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08

-
efaIpIe U-sd IL be- "aua ny ,n7
Penn 3n.a tarlae IA II * raH-
made practically altogether s q
'rue1 The ~pf,tladaluo,s S~er4.a'a
trust, ~L,en turns out ,a9.ae~1 g..
.oG8Gs dai,J from tae 1lst HJ
~Bring tua0
Are speaker. I~eniiude,ph;2 butch
sr. continued;
Our scrapnie plant Is uptown
J'r9'ns ot cars containing i've pigs
IA al ous es- 1r r. OH. le
Diner emf gaae trains G. ,ars sauta q
ing scrappls Il saver cc3oCca ms.
This deleclabte stuff is maze OF pigs
heads hverg. pork, sage, thyme and
s. dozen other Ingredients. Tha meat
IS nrst boiled Oh the bore in Eats ms
,srge as swimming pools. Then It
IS cut BY into chunks the sire &c
your fist by rows of bare armed oX~
perts with SCtGi,ue. Tie n Is
ground in stem power Ma chimes lhe
r-lae Is taken n private rsa..
Thee. updor The / -.erio' q. tie NIX
Sign So ri I o1.r L .z sea
,one6 AID 10 >aad no Ia many M.
snow v,ars. ffja marL 81. 81 boiled
e1or .aav SIN l,a anJ
1l. aroa .Hs. t@ out in rev,
in. s Is - hrm sub
g Ie5-' e nae be .5ocid
~ s,rapr'e 81 aa9g
'Ptfi~ letr. scrapple is eater alI
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08

a T3rthag ton lradesmsn gives
prominence ftrbShe following po..es
person cbe supplied via r
T2tfs nader egt .fsrs % age"
AFTER So falr rring tle nlrc. ser
las only himses aJafas eg1as an
tiqutties refuse 1o ar. laraor
PGnch
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08

COX 70 my bed. ana The doctors fall
snS 50 helo negan using Doau's Kid
ney Piis The arsaa soon oa1sa '~ee-
" again, @no the gan gradually dis
appeared. / have oesl e1loa eight
years, and though oYer 70 au 81 ne
rive us q boy"
Soio by all dealers. D. reuSs q 1
t9steE-MilbulG Co, Buuato il y.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08

The resnll 81 Iun5ara III woca Ell
aa Aai ondacG lr. OH Xxi '0Sls
the last year was the cutirg ge 28-
1923 feer IL timbel. Vaued st EI2r
}300 This shows an ice ease 0n-
-ad Nijh the nreyi3ls yeTt q lo5,
Gsj,0,p3 .eat.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08
lanl..1re rntaane

E11lf IeEtat eoL0it MS a
changed. iltd1ugh uigler te & rifure
at many boults again CIea sG fail
es 81 Heavy weight ne sjug
ulrej ana cher SET sJnable mgro4ar-
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08

IN bad & b
ought et6pIg boo
ales On 1le q Z 4
suffered " -
years VITA shar0.
eramTina pains u
tue acg GRo n
G~'soraers. ostea
had % get M d dozen
times At asLAt 70 pri-
rate Retention set
3s and / w4s OIL eed
\ rs lnu aafbn+.
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a single wa'l made mega
In The photographs i 5
ed a field gi,h q c'sast.
beyond ara 1rsakins zGF
sea ceacA, Il was DOWN. il
: co2p.e 0f naaA Sto9oa {
fell clnse hy, s,ad L couit
the village houses -
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08

Erporr trade in food Drodnets Ices
sat e1osnd as hoped f0I earlier 5
r5g t9 large laEsiaf and Arge ia
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yet ncYer precisely ahae Their mount
fl~ "a lie ~sfe-0pPanh card III wr.s

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4 yea. sfHlhaE< }@aS eHee
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~ = ca%-5 5 1dIt tina almost A0-
sae0fA Pr a." r 81 -h1 'ast of
o 'ell ae ing "'th 9'iy ems
"a -' .es a1a fa1-ns "'tA Lis tF%
500 : - foie@s5F BE o0Dte,
ne eeienna auth9rit, 90 9ue, C.
c}lfes t~e f-i1 Or 0l-4si 3i'an 'raa-
ia e : ei"seo "o-L % mos greg ia
selil17af Bc9D!a.
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uAIe0, aae tW1 .H" pe!"t
tncfies Il sl4e anG ats#- 81 lIclg D.
from q eyes in th- horoscope
sarTe oZacrg 9s r@c v .odowa through
Which We hooE and b=Yona which "
SOC faa ehje-t .1 Jiace standing GU
, arge as ~ inei OBJECT CT place
puld appear taa eyes e+ o4 stand
: - aese LRs camera stood 3emarF.
as Hose statements -,oy seaa
MiC' tbe -5ug5dIiy considered --lH
.!fe5 z s9solutey .gaa based ~
IS which may 1e found
"" - any reisbta ~lr4atjs gu
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Z sal back 1a I. seemed
aa"c % real fl.a- r. me staracsooa.
c90ia see 4-ai. ra-u-7, s.ze ral.
y countries. lies s1a ,.,y.4 a.t oy.r
tae art.
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r. g. t+H NC A-a -'tt- ~
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08

jn n~0lesale ana l09NltF lines tie
ackvagcness OF fef31 Il ecffecy
aa ia slower recrde trade hsr ex-
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08
Size souoschr

er fsste lad Breas L lnpsirad Ap.
4 feeling q 1~ui'nsss, Weigh sal.
oreI he stomach and le.s.. soma
-sl.-e" -s. Mating, a's9 fever a..
H- -a.
.ay~4s t5? ANY e. 81 I'D lie
- iye and 5vrt. II
rtf5's-sa $40 lzples .. al-a-4f s-
ioi -'tenrs. ~orry nd ulys,.a -
4l--sHsQtccicnt feod-~soeC pits
essence OF reeth-hclt.ng o. l".
it goc suffer from mo slow d,a. and
miserable existence, Ter ns send vou 7n-
Pic Dos Of Nuts Art; Beich Wast.s u3ao
i"te'f i"oe re 1.oas. J.4g- aiura tae
u Stops belchjng and cures e. 1'seased
stomach BY a6sorbing the tout ccors from
"no'a@stoc f9.' sHJ IL ;nroa.,n e actiyitY
fL- Hl-4. AZ sss ~tHrit". 4 .su
s,aa ...f CH e II, a .lsAaa-
lees welea promotes lis-s,.oA ana caiee
a "fsaaee.
Ecg4I 0f~rR.-Tae regular zs... 81
NteiiF ..4.l Waters i5 80 /. boA. sG5
10 lnt-54.co ii 20 rhcusaHda Of saHo-els
We VIZ san9 .wo ~ boxes upon regent Of
3Je ana his a9rel. iseane0e. r- vs. via
send y0a . sample NEE tss IA, eaa pom
ms 1FfC "ar 1@1 Il. HrFt AGAIN.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08
Late gdle Maciiner ]

4.ead tng Industrial andc ki1es g.
8ort jttl tife Mscain rs snt ere
Tess cotnnIljn egar ing n a0rt
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w." oE o& 70 anon sens
'44 -"is fence. Z zeil S Yrcpris
1le maH w'}O seons
+'l wheH ia g pubic -,a
gH tHa LanisYl le Courier.
Sid t arr % this th1
geati BAN ena Sus 5zentu1ky
sFl'lgan agree Dos oe sisba
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course the grandeur
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ont also L, s4 Astaut co., ~
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oe p~o9sarag ,2 ca5iiz,- a,,
tha slyes and lnr 49, ts,t5,.,
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ordinary bodily 0caS
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=, pfoaahty ne rcaier
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Il su tie worse.
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dl = wood 4, UaaeFS sot.
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tion-as wearjesful il ifs l., +ha
ie.epaone. az IRE
ma a,s,
Were devoted 10 so1ie interesting,
cai experiments. ] was gwen q 81.
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in 9-imnnsfon. -, res
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a single ret made aarta
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ed a field vt.h q c3.lst.
beyond ara breaking ser
sea oeach, X was dossn i,
s cocr.e ~ mos. stood
delI close }y. ,.ld L couit
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tween t.. mo sQtss
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through fbe -tareosco9e ~ -
10 ne har7.s raeessqr. -
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