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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-28
AMASA NEWS

A ditch 10 drain the swamp lying
between the town aud Hemlock locs-
tion Is being put through. This ia a
step Ia the right direction and Will 20
a long way towards doing away with
nalarial fever and kindred diseases in
this town.
A musician strucg town Wednesday
and the Young people took possession
OF the dining room Of the Hotel Promo
and tripped the light fantastic to their
hearts content.
Tehodore Firme came up from.Iron
Mountain Monday 10 make some need
ed repairs on the water mains.
W. J. Uren was at Crystal Falls this
week on business Marshall Leonard
attended 10 his duties during his
absence
Mrs. III. Vivian has been on the sick
list this week but is improving.
George Promo met the fish car at
Sidnaw this week and secured Il. 200
trout fry which were distributed in
the Nett and Hemlock rivera IL il
said here that our Senator could help
o1t On this fish business so that we
could secure more for planting pur-
poses in the streams of Iron county.
I Harry Vivian resigned his position
az delivery man for the Christensen
Go. and is now an employee OF the
Baltic mine on the west side Of the
county.
/ Mr. Heath. our overseer OF high
ways. has commenced to clean mp the
streets,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-28
&. N. Il 81. Paul Time Table.

No. 200 Depart At 1905 \, ~. for Marquette and
Copper Country.
No. .O6 depart ~ a;t0 A. VI. for Green Bay
Milwaukee and Chicago.
No. -, Depart az .;i5 y. NJ. for Marquette and
Copper Country.
w. 20. Depart ~ 7;gO u. VI. for Green Bsg
Milwaukee and Chicago.
No sOI Arrives 300 A. NJ. from Green BAY
Milwaukee and Chicago.
No ,x5 Arrives ii.!D A. NJ. from Marquette
and 1shDcmina.
Ne ~ Arrives $40 y. NJ. from srecn Bsy.
Milwaukee and ChlcGEu.
No ~ Arrives a;sDP. VI. from Marquette and
Copper Countty
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-28
TINE rAnr.t

rralns Leaving hampton
~ rFrtcr FEB. =. ieoi.
For Montreal. the East and I.orrr
Michigan. 'g'N am
For HoughtOu and the Copper
Country. $40 N
Tor Houghton and the Copper
Country. 49, "A
For Dniuth. superior. Cogebl,'
Range points. Ontouseou.
kockland. Mass. etc.. 'a,'s, n
For Ishpom!ng. Ncgsunse. Mar
quette oi.O IA
For Detroit and the East. r'i3 10
For Houshton and Copper Coun-
try points H:W "a
For Ishpemlng. Negaunee. Mar
auctte '09 . "a
TRAINS LrAyp gErtsLic
For Houghton and the Copper
Country. 's;o0p NJ
For lshpemmg Magazines and
Marquette. N;J ~ ~
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
for tickets. time tables. or other infor-
nation. apply GO agents az above points. or %
Jas. NANCY, MART ADSoN,
4. g.. T.. a. g.. u. A.
DULUTH. MINI
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-28
CONNECTIONS At CHICAGO

SO, lower Peninsula Cities Via the Grand
Trunk Ry
G. * y W
Leave Crystal Falls 800 p. m.
Arrive ut Chicago :35 a. m.
G. NJ. ~ 81. +.
Leave Crystal Falls 80 y. m.
Arrive at Chicago 90 a. m.
Leave Chicago for Battle Creek, De-
troit. Lansing Grand Rapids, Port
Huron and intermediate stations .3s
a. M, n 05 a. m, i2io9 p. M SOC
p ms i02 p. III and 1880 p m
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-28
COPPER RANGE RAIL ROAD
Time Table

For further information apply Il
i X. Bodies q. T. A. Houghton.
Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-28

March is accredited with produc
tion OF .. l65, So tons of pig iron,
which compares with ,. O6s 800 tons for
January. the previous best record
This March production is at the rate
uf about 81. 600. GOO tons annually.
compared with -. 5ss. $40 tons in 1905,
the latter being phenomenal compared
with any previous years output The
present rate Of production IL therefore
about 3. 500, 600 tons above last year 4
record The production of steel -
measuring mp equally as well relative.
ly II would be even better were it
not that some rail and other finishing
mills have been compelled 60 run show
on account Of the lack Of pig iron
But this tremendous tonnage Of met
al il going into consumption with tie
same ease and regularity than one halt
or one-third the quantity did few
years ago The query naturally arises
whether this pace can be maintained
one answer Is that the same question
might have been asked at any previous
stage Of the industrys progress
Twenty year ago the rate Of pig iron
consumption in the United states was
overwhelmingly greater than in other
lands. and the same IL true today, II
Is certain that many OF the new uses
into which the metal Is going, lie for
instance Ia the construction 81 electric
railways, Is permanent and that by
way Of renewals. extensions etc. A
greater tonnage Of metal will be re-
qnired hereafter than ever before
And 80 the subject might be ampihed
indefinitely In other words there will
be- permanence % the new levels of
output though periodic Gibbs 10 the
tide mnst ensue
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-28
Senior Entertainment.

The senior class has engaged the SER
vices OF Miss Katharine Cullen. reader,
for Monday evening. April 80. Miss
Cullen will be assisted in her program
by the host local talent The following
program will be rendered
Chariot Race Wallace Miss Cullen
Violin Qnenttete Selected
Misses Sorinson. Holmes. b Erickson
and Messrs. Larson and Buenger
Madam Butterfly Song Miss Cnllen.
Violin solo Spring song Herbert Larson.
Delinquent encouragement Confidence
Dunbar Miss Cullen.
Piano duet I.aMalle. Der Indies
Misses Noos and Fraser.
soul OF violin Merrill
Miss Cullen with violin accompaniment
Vocal solo Happy Days
Miss Cox with violin obligate
Her Tailor Made Gown Flax
Miss. Cullen.
Admission Is and % cents; reserved
seats - cents. on sale at the drug
"NN'Nf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-04-28
c. & NV. Time Table.
Trains Leave For

Chicago, Milwaukee andllntermed-
late points, also Iron River. Waters.
meet. Hurley. EScanaba, Ishpcming
and Marquettc........44. 3:55 a. m.
Chicago Milwaukee aud informed
late points. 49,. ............6 .. M
AmaSa ........a. 1920 D. M.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30

mtH0e pauo oa 8tgttrunQ 3uridle,
itoben babe. ais fc Inn bic 9eieBlihs
arertcHrarl 6tr na1ocidtions eul.
tueaea" cHtss9eaboi. fytiljb ,ueraiBt"
man 3u UUdtmn oof ojtie Nnerteus
Hunl uno le.trtIbuul3 Iols
den gsreiutGuu9eH audi Daun lei6eri
1t, penn lie ih in nirecteu Qioers
ipruf itt0eu gum &dpiiS uno 80 ibrsm
Siidcf, Elm tleiBtr 9itroefuk, ser
On tilrtB &u8m .5drto'sa. uie he
otn Popt SO Heuuen lie5tn, Mat Der-
bergen eeiben lonutt.
&arum pjrD oics dnes oerihpies
aeE2 ~ EiS 2oSe lit e6tn ots SdTelS
Reid oui grotR. Ger Ipa6re antidriIt
luo cie Ueltprt1s fe6t in ihrem
Btnite uno bsligt uno betriiat ii,
9Oeli mad einGn iblau ausgelelier
Bl6n.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
sDetbna~d ttskrtpprm

Dix Quffsaung 0er DsibHa6tgirips
pen in zen airftn bsim 8sibnohts-
~gottesoitRf 1T cine ardits Sitis. 8er=
sl5s 9apit Qi6srius. Der i'm Sabre 354
po6ri6eiHlid gum sriten Malt in Rom
oas @ei9Rahtsfsn siussiiart bat, trs
5lute um Dag SG6r $50 cine air6s
luf BEN esquiliH in Rom. bic cine
gang bsioHoere 8eoeutun9 fir bic 5sisr
oss observation-disclosures er6islt. Bapit
Sirius eer 3ritts (432-439) Dat
Disis 90T,ita ess eiberius B0a;a ers
neusrt anb oer 5aHgfpdu Waria 3ss
peibt. SR pufos inioneer6sit bic
SiGtts, an BET osr 9api ben Usi6s
Hs5tssssissosHf bislt. cir s.ra5rts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30

oft audi 0on 8inoeyn Iel6R ANGLER
tIat in ibr oas G|6rifuSliuo. pdhrerO
HtbsU ibr Shfe uRe Giel i6ren BloB
gefunoeH b0ten. ltt6er bic 9soeutuHQ
bieIey 5ejben Sbisre, Bic man 6ei Sen
meiisu Srippen iiHoet. aibt iolgsnoes
Sersfen in n%aiosr, r5y f~Ruilsr Beiis
QuF6uuB;
Sin i60ats Rinolsin.
IS Ittat duf 6lobtm 6tu
On blibenDfn WtUeleir;
Spei l6isrs ino nsbeu6tt
lno i6nauieH itiHe 6iBIsiu an,
GaB ibm Der 6roit nj; ihaOeR lam. E"
no Die 9oI3i8uiserei bIabts. pie
in 3irol. puroen bic 9rjppeu6duteu
beloEosrs prdbtie ausstfattet, Qlan
iteate uiht Hur len 5tau cher bic
@rotte nit ben msitntli6en attri5us
ten bar. ionotrn aud bic 9tlm nit pei.
oenesn Seroen. 9duern, 8Guerinsn
uno Dem i~dsenotu Sdgsrsmdnn. Der
&eiBbub auf Der MIN ionic otr 8dr
ger uuo Bauer 6tuabten bic Idngtn
0initrabenoe, UNI 5i9uren fit bic
SripP gu Ianiben, oou oensn iriiber
taft itoes 9ous cine beiab uno BON *.
men oele nit GROCER prldt ausssitot'
let iparen.
5u muerer 3sit bat bic namenili6
Don 4rottfdnteR sepiloeeHs site,
gum Osf6ua6tsltf sintp g6ttFbaum
gu i6miideH, ii6 aud In p~orpitaeno
tatloliiden 9dnosru msbr uno mebr
einge6irssyt uRo bic arippsntauttn
Ieioer etpas Derordnet.
@ana eissnartiss ggippeu finost
man in RuBlanO. SH elmer @rotte.
bic man aus Stsiuen. aieieru3peigen
uaO Mtoos, itbr bduiig pbsr au8 aus
unrSgelmdBig eeformten, 3uIamWeusss
Froreneu Gisfid6sH aufgs9aut bat,
erbIidt man Wdria uno Soiepb nit
BEN &inoIein unb ben anbeteubtu
6irten, mdndmaI aud siuen @nlel,
Der Der WeIt bic Irobe 9otidait non
Der 9eburt oes 9eildnbes %0ertInoilen
ioa, oosr bic orei Beiien aus Dem
Worssnianbs. bic, benz ibRsn sri6ie.
usnsn Stern iolseup, mad 8tt6ie6em
3ieben, 5as unb gtadt iiuo oieie @rots
ten, oou oeHsn namtntlid bic Sis9rois
ten sineu prddtissH qRblid stnlbren,
leu erltudtet. Sober, Der ooriiNr9e6t
6e3eugt Der beiliaeu 6amilit ootr BEN
@R9el feline Gbrsr6istung, uuo man.
Dies iubriinittgs @ebet Itsist aus sldus
bi5em 9tr5eH binduf sum S6ron ess
6ohiteR. eingsbeui Der iroben Bet.
i6aft, bic Der gngst ben 6irteu Oraus
Zen auf Dem 6elos Dtrlinoi9te:
a@brs fet Soft In Der 60be uuo
6rieee ben Ilenitsn ouf @rben, bic
zines guttu Biasn8 FHo."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
Der @Ett nRr 31tdtt ltuo
5~tttRuFrFnpR tn Der
knth. GnmtltP.
(ein tlsinsr gsitras sur q5iun5 Der
ipcillen Jrast.)

@onn fam man nit Rs6t iasen:
in oisism 5luie bsrri4t 3u9t an6
SittsHfFeRge2 Sur3 gsautpevtst:
oaHn. penn eaielbit eas seiammts
bfusE9e QssH seorbnst n,
ber sigeRtlt6en 2es
atRsbt 4 bss MEN
f6en Hn6 Der 6amilie uno
peun oaielbF duf bic geo5ahtuRa oies
isr Gronuus nit StreHgt gss
haIttR Dfro DIR Weni6 uuO
Sis 5amiIis Sat a5sr sire espptIts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30

liegt Wstbo0t brin. -
~lln9infiess fir oil &atboliien meth
Der 1epeitsRolenn nRo pifIen aud
americanii6e 9ldtisr a~enilIam aus
6ranlrid gu 6stidten. Sober SOS
bate llsine Sratiu jeoss Gsrutt, mo-.
0urd bic ldtbolii6e 5aat in Elm uns
SinFigta 9tft tommt, mirD .Hpiis
ienbaft@ brsitgstretsR unb aufgttiiht.
Uan d peigt a6er barber, mas
bic nrbebet ano 5teanos otr 1rsHHuna
aIerlej S61HpIihts trti6en. Tan
i6peist ibsr bic i6ma6ooae 9eIu6es
lung res tatboliihsn @ottssbauies in
qaHoupste (1i03sie garcaGonne)
ibneiqt absr bic @rd5sri6iHoung auT
BEN 6riebboie Der llriulinetinen;
Ihpeigt iber bic Nusmietban9 Der DO
INTERCHANGEABLE in paris ais Goncerts
iaaI oriiter GlaHs, no jsst aaa5enb!i6
bic milben 2ldnge Rs 3am6ourins Il.
Der @afasnstien bic sebeilistsn ZONE
6er Sr3el sritben uro 10, nit pureis
ger @Ilaubnib Ter Rspublii 90leitdns
3~eriHen lire oGunitt" an berielben
Stele dbsn, no sbeosm bos Eeilige
Opfer bdrae6raht puroe; man ihDeist
aud Oari6er, Bag ni9t peniger ME
$50 8iir9grmeifsr f%ran30fifsr Stdbts
i6r 4mt nisoerls8tsH, as Is iin um
bic G%Htfernuna res Gracifpts aus ben
SfuleH banoslie; ihpsi9t bati3er,
cab an 0isln Orien biz 9lraer oas
Grucifir In ieitrlitr proaFion in bic
Shuie 5uridgetraasn uno bort an oer
Bono 6tittigi 6abtn; ihDeigt odriis
Ar. Dab ot Regerun9 ben Qamen
Goitss. an 9amer ,Ssius Gbrihus,
Der Goitesmuttsr rRe Ter 6eili1en
aus alien 8i6ern hri6 un0 od aub
bort bic Sinner itrsHge ~bsitrafts, neil
Der gebrsr einen 9oitntrdn3 oosr elm
Gs6eibuh in i6rtR 5dHeeR FAB. Sin
gebrer. Der itinen uutsrriht nit eis
nsm 8attranier 81 sroifuen pfltats
purbe Heulid biHnen "a Stunbsn ids
ntr Stsle entboten; Elm dH0ersr 9sbs
rer oase5en. otr ft nit BEN Grutiiir
in otr 6aHe Htbeh bic Shultbur fents
uHo bic pegettsnoen 9inosr auf oas
Bib ofs G~etreu3ig,en IT ipudsR q.
lieb, pur0s in cine t06ere Stsle btrs
iebt l.... Wibbinisen0 piro oos
6dupt gdfattelt ubsr rem ,unosrs
i4imtsh psPR". Der bic s~nissssuloms
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
GERmHnIH nATIonHL BHnK,
mILMHuEEE. Wisconsin.

mLMHuKEE. wisconsin.
0aB uniere Seitdnoe iber $4,000. 000.0 on in mes
niger aS 81 Sdbreu geitie9eu iiaO, lit Der bette Se=
iueiS elmer 5uirieocniten0eOea S%e0icuuu0. 9elouOere
Auimertiomteit wirO Oeu @cihaitru non 2auObou.
ten ais Correspondent uuO &eieruc 9Qut geiheuft.
uuibertrOHeue 6otiitGteu nm @oautiolen nit
Den g%ertn9Ien l~lutOiten 5u MAIDEN.
Seo. y @toper @eO, 8rumoer 6 u. 3e0Oemon
=. Bral. &ral. 2it. Gaiiicrer.
altreo q. Sdulb MS ". 3obeB
eafterer. Nit Gaiierer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30

Ten G~aibotiien gr6ber gen
Yorfs sersi6t espa6rlt6 Bur S6auDe
oab is fem glait 6a6eB, pal5es biz
oortise sStaats3eituHg" CUR 8aiIon
brinan tonnte. Tenn p6po6l Der Sc,
itditsleiter oieies 9t1ttes Elm aat6o.
III 1T. unO 3ucem ned 6~erausaebsr
zines en9liifen lat5. glnttes. 9eb6ri
BE aStaais3eitun8o 30 cen tatboliiens
isinblihiteu Hs Qanees. IN oer pol.
niIGtn S6ulfraqe tit he .preuBijh",
in Der irlnjoHi6m air6suira3e ,frei.
mdarsriit" uno jet cat iie audi BEN
Centrum" im csgtifen Rei6staae ben
arieg eyil5ti. .8as Centrum
i6rtitt oaa 8sn. 8latt - 1T elm aai
8eutitl1Ho iateHbsr 2llb, Der UNI iss
ben Brsis tsitttist Derosn muBl"
llno oa5 iaiisa ih bic Dielen 5auIsnns
pon oeutitsr 9at6oliten in Rem gori
6leteH uno - 6sJablen nod bafurl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
Surrlrt pn11t Cage.

49, PIN /. eSou miro inter Sem Bro
i~ectorat oes bo6p'ittn 6ru. Grsbiihois
Uloler in cincinnati pte G6ola Ganf
tCrum, cine 0ctihule fir Rir6eBmus
ut, er0iirtt uerotu III Der in trItet
einie GTsanihen unb @6orleiler iar
ben erelpridUiittu @tiang ~lusgsbil.
BET peroM ioIltn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30

lltjer 6os aufiebtueryssn6s
aAtteHtat' i'm 4ttersoom terihia Der
3uoerldHiN uno ~sep06nli6 1ut untsrs
rtdtete r6mifdt GorreIpcn6eni Der
9erIiner a@Srmauja" unltrm 10.
10. .@tIern betribe Qufreauna in
Der Beierstirht Giuilt Miuuttn uor
Ulttiag toyte man siHen Small, etua
eemifHigtH gleid, nsI6eu man Don Der
ioJtndnnten Ulittagstauone duf Dem
5auidllu3 seuo6Ht tit. Qatiriih
puroe ioiort ols Geriiht Don eiatm
s4tteRtot" in bic 0elt gsiebi.
SdlsBli6 itelte iin oje aan,e Gads
ais cine Rtue 9llflage PES i6ledten
Nibes zines lH6elonnieu Bar. nel.
der Dor einiqen 6asen i'm ooQ6eiebs
ten Safe Qrd3uo ami oem GorIo cine
Yetaree bate erplooiren laTen. Sine
~ he Bate Elm uubetanRter auf Elm
9oi55eriiit gsiegt peltes peni0e WeieI
BON Dem @dRobaiHd Dentmal @les
mems oes CreiJe6nten tanb. Die qes
taroe bat nidi rem ssringiten S6a,
ben Ueruriddt. uHO nab ibrer ,3u6es
reituR9 lag es aud gar ni6t in oer
A5iidt oes a4tttutdtsrs" Iolfen an,
3uridten. 3par ent6itli audi bitit
petdroe. slei6 Der 0ts SAFE GlraQno,
einige 9dasl. ieoo9 lagen bieIe am
@runoe Der 8le66iifit uno ri6rs
ten ih nidt Don ber STEELE. 9islt
Geusierigt na6men i6 bacon ann
4nbenlen nit. Ratirli6 6dt Sick
eur6das ni6t ernt su ne6menbe
6iHesret ben 0erihieoeuen garttien
ben erpinldten 2lHlaB gt1sben, tie
N i6rem SjHne uno na6 i6rem Sc
l6mdde au3u6auidm uno aus3us
6euien Dor ainbeteien anb
mebr cher neHiar udyriI6en fdlehs
ten Spdfn lit d5erbaupt niemanS
Iifer. Die Qnart TEN a6er BADEN
nit loi6en o9omben" ME eie Don
Ct pter ffer Hift 0os @erinaite
80 ibun. Ulan bate 6eHer attban, Sas
geitrlge n9tttental@ 6eim refien 9as
men 81 mHnen, aHitatt aus reinsr
Seniationsiu6t bic 0elt un5 Dor
aasm bic aatboIitsH gu 5sunyu6is
gen ....."
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17
Back to the Old Rntions.

81 suppose you were fed off the fat If
the land" said Mrs. Saunders. plair-
lively, as she set the plate of griddl1
cakes before Mr.. Saunders the morning
after his return home from Boston.
With Niece Margarets means. they
must have everything there is going"
81 presume to say there's no lack
o wherewithal," said her husband
as he began to pour maple-sirup WITH
lavish hand, 'but for breakfasts they
had the worst lot o. truck ever | saw.
'Twasn't cooked, nor thing done 10
it. | expect that hired girl o. theirs
that | used to hear falling downstairs
about seven O'Clock didn't want this
trouble o starting her fire in a hurry.
But tell we when you've had differ.
emit kind o straw filling served to va
for seven days running, griddle cakeo
come just at the right time. Don't
take away that serrup jug yet awhile;
1t hasn't soaked in yet all it's ago
ing to. And set the doughnuts and the
pie and the biscuits where | can keep
an eye on 'em. but you can remove
that glass o water as far as you see
fit. I've been starvin' healthy about
as long as l can stan it"-Youths
Companion.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17
WEE mAID's MORAL VICTORY
Failed to Accomplish His
Purpose

Miss Clara Logan, and Queen Titsnia.
OF me Asbury Park baby parade, sat by
log fire telling stories of children, re-
lates the Washington Post.
"A lady" she said, 'reclined on q
couch IN her library one night, with the
light low, trying in vain to go to sleep.
Beside her, on a table, was a dish Of
fine fruit.
AS she lay there she saw her little
daughter tiptoe into the room in her long,
white nightgown. The child. thinking her
mother asleep, advanced cautiously to the
table, took bunch of grapes, and stole
out again.
The mother was grieved at such mis-
conduct on the part of her good little
daughter, but she said nothing.
Five minutes passed. Then back into
the room again crept the child, the
grapes in her hand and untouched She re-
placed them on the dish, and as she de-
parted her mother heard her plutter;
That's the time you got left, Mr..
Devil"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17
FOUR YEARS OF AGONY.
Whole Foot Nothing But Proud Flesh
Had to Use Crutches-"Cuticura
Remedies the Best on Earth"

" In the year 1899 the side OF my right
foot was cut off from the little toe down
to the heel, and the physician who had
charge OF me was trying to sew up the
side of my foot, but with no success AT
last my whole foot and way up above nv
calf was nothing but proud flesh.
suffered untold agonies for four years. and
tried different physicians apd all kinds
OF ontments. ! could walk only with
clutches. In two weeks afterwards |
saw a change in my limb. Then | began
using Cuticura Soap and Ointment often
during the day and kept it up for seven
months, when my limb was healed up lust
the same as if | never had trouble. 1t is
eight months now since | STONED us,no
Cuticura Remedies, the best on Gods
earth. | am working at the present day.
after five years of suffering, The cost
OF Cuticura Ointment and Soap was only
SO; put the doctors bills were more ike
5000. John NJ. Lloyd, us S. Arch Ave.
Alliance, Ohio, June "a. 1906"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17
How She saved Her Chr Fnr..

Cleopatra has left many sisters whe
can boast an infinite variety of nature
They are all things TO all men. To the
street car conductor they show a phase
quite different from that displayed to
any other class Of men.
Two were on an Indiana avenue car
the other day. When the conductor
asked for the fare one Of them handeG
him a $50 gold piece. Unable TO make
the change, he returned it 10 her.
When he was out Of hearing she 70
marked triumphantly to her compan-
ion: THAT is the third time | have
flashed that this week Il has saved
my car fare every time Chicago
Record Hearld.
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there. giving a bright touch OF color
20 the otherwise gloomy interior. The
swinging cressets that furnished from
overhead a light much feebler than
that emanating from the blazing logs,
showed in one corner an old furnished
corselet and some steel pixies, while In
another massive carved desk and
chair betrayed the official character of
the room. In the center of the floor
carpeted with many skins stood a
heavy table, set with snow-white
napery and polished silver Three
high backed chairs denoted the num-
Der OF the expected diners.
While warming themselves before
the fire (the autumn nights were
chilly an hour after the sun went
DOWN and gazing at the mixture OF
civilization and barbarism about them,
t'rontenac entered the room, and soon
all were engaged with hearty appe-
ties at their evening meal They
talked freely of the plans for the fur
trade that La Sale hoped TO be able
to build up. Frontenac, as a sort OF
partner in the enterprise, offered ad-
vice and gave his views frankly on all
subjects discussed.
A knock at the door and a servant
entered to announce that the members
of the superior council were awaiting
the governors pleasure to begin the
business of the meeting. Frontenac
had called for the reading of the dis
patches that had arrived on the Saint
Honore" and the transaction of other
important business. Tonu and La
Sale accordingly withdrew and the
governor passed to the council cham
Der. The relation of his wrongs to his
friends had tended to arouse the irIi-
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Not on the Bill.

He was a stout, pudgy individual liable
TO be irritated early in the morning, evil
IDENTIFY subject to Indigestion, and he
walked into the dining room in anything
but good grace. The hotel was new and
the prices were not mellowcd Their stiff
front 'riled' the guest still more.
Turning to the freshly imported white
shlrted mummy at his side he said:
Haven't you people any conscience
here"
Citing no answer, his face grew red,
and he blurted out:
Conscience, Conscience Have you no
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hereg"
"Eef eet ees not on re bills Get ees
charge extra for, suavely replied the i'm
pCrtation.-PIttsburg Dispatch
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THEIR DEMANDS.

SHE
re must De pure. he must be wise
lie must have youth. he must be strong.
ne must nave eagerness to rise
Above the level OF the throng
2 ae must - handsome, tall ard s.yaixht,
proud cescent he must possess:
IL comes I'll capituiate
81 strive to yield him happiness
Snc must tefore all other things.
Be free from sordid motives-ay.
sne must be pure enough for wings
- .Auo nave Ideals that are high.
one must be modest and have wit
Sne must be steadfast cultured. sweet:
wnen L catch up with Her I'll quit
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ENVOY
ne mad snuint and legs that bowed
his mother once had cooked at sea-
Sut Luck or Fortune had bestowed
Great heaps of wealth upon him: She
had little wit and would have sold
Her soul for gold: but she was fair
MOST fslr and graceful to behold
And they arranged things then and
there.
IS f. Kiser. in Chicago Record Herald