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Send No Money
Thought Better of Mr.. suIIcway.

Jacob G. Matlick, 5th w. Va. Cav,
Kohoka, Mo, was chagrined and as
founded at the attitude assumed by Mr..
Sulioway, of the House Conference
Committee. All of the veterans had
thought better of Mr.. Sulloway than
this. If he would only come to that
town and spend "a hours with one good.
worthy comrade he would realize how
well his second wife has cared for her
soldier husband for year, and is yet
faithfully nursing him thru a siege of
facial cancer, which will soon end his
intense suffering, to leave her an ex-
hausted wreck without any means or
any claim upon the Government.
David Tibbott, Fitzgerald, Ga, is as
tonished at Representative Sideways
attitude, which is contradicted by we'll
known facts Hundreds of women have
married old soldiers since 1890, thereby
proving false the assumption that PEN
sions formed an inducement. Sulloway
has flung an insult in the face of Amer
lean women, and the best answer to
him is that he should not judge all
women by those whom he seems to have
known. This is applying the scriptural
Injunction. Comrade Tibbott is ac-
quainted with several hundred old SOL
diers in different parts of the country,
and he does not beIieve that one in
hundred of them would condescend to
marry a woman of the venal character
imputed.
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certain to fail you at a critical moment.
Charlottesville is the largest, but not
the only disgraceful disaster that can
be truthfully explained by the word
whisky. 1t Is to be hoped that whisky
will be cut out of the Government sup
plies. Sick soldiers get about two pen
cent and the other veterans 9S per cent.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ENoR RENT-Large bright rooms, in center Of City
Il on main street car lines By day week at very
reasonable rates. Especially desirable for transenis
and g. A. r. People. Address DR.. Laura II. Reyilla
l0l7 Fourteenth ST. N W.. Washington, d. q. -
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eth W. Wa. Cav.

Clark Kellison, Buckeye, W. Va, says
in response to an inquiry, that the I'd
W. Va. and Sd w. Va. were consolidated
at the expiration of the first enlistment
to form the 9th w. Va. Cav. The 5th
w. Va. was not in it at all. The I'd w.
Va. was commanded by Col. George r.
Latham and the Sd by Col. Thompson.
Col. Latham commanded until the cap
ture of New Creek by Gen. Rosser. after
which Latham was relieved and Lieut..
Col. r. Z. Fleming commanded until
the muster-out of the regiment at
Leavenworth, Kan, May %, 1866.
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Classified Advertisements.
MEN, NEW TREATMENT. FREE

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Comrades illustrated circulars; plain envelope.
DR. J. MANVILLE. sta A. st Joseph, No., U. s A
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Nine-Months Men Mt Vicksburg.

j. M. Fink, 10th Ohio, Hillsdale,
Mich. referring to the article in reIa-
ton to nine-months men at Vicksburg,
says that in the charge of Dec. 29, 1862,
at Chickasaw Bluffs, in which his regi-
ment lost 112 men, including himself,
there were IL nine-months men, some
of whom fell in the battle, and the nine
months men were as brave and loyal
in prison as our longer-term comrades
Columbus, Ga.
w. E. Hayden, E. Sixth St, Port
land, Ore, who belonged to the 4th
Iowa Cav, says that he was the first
man to enter Columbus, Ga, at the
time that that city was captured, and
is willing to subscribe to the proposed
monument.
The seth Ind.
Sarah E Lukins, 336 Harrison St.
Argentine, Kan, says that her late hus-
band served in the seth Ind, and she
would be glad to hear from any MEM
ber of the regiment.
The Motto on the Coins.
Charles D. Linskill, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa, pleads for the retention of I'm God
We Trust on our coins. Silver and
gold belonged to God, and he made it.
Let us not haul down our banners any
where, not even on gold and silver.
Youngest Soldier.
Henry Montville, Pipestone, Mimi.
enters his name as a candidate for the
youngest soldier. He was born Nov. II,
1850, and enlisted Jan. 81, 1862, in the
46th Wis, and carried his musket all
the time, taking part in all the fighting
and marching of the regiment.
A Smart Claimant.
Ahrabo,, ID K;nI;naor T I'm, n ,o,,.
that he doesn't remember the date that
he sent in his application, but he re-
ceived his certificate to begin Feb. %
and 1920 for the first instaIlment.
Widows Pensions.
Mrs. ]. I. Roley, Howard Lake, Mimi,
is one of those who come under the
unjust discrimination of the law of
1890. She did not marry her husband
for the sake of his small pension or for
any other interested motive, but be-
cause she wanted to live with him and
care for him. They have been united
IL years, and have had many happy
days together as well as dark, sad ones.
One little girl has come to bless the
union, and is a great pleasure to them
If there is any difference of credit in
marriage it should be the woman who
marries a man late in life.
Henry ID. Waddle, SD Ind, New AL
bany, Ind, replies to Comrade Urton,
and says that he has his second wife.
who will be 63 years young next May,
and he is her second soldier-husband.
She never received any pension for the
loss of her husband, who died from
disease contracted in the service. She
had to nurse him, which she did ten
derly and affectionately, for II months
before his death. His hope is that should
he die before her she will get pension
for the first husband.
Pensions.
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PATENTS
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device to In his vocation tuning pianos Within
year the patent acquired by corporation which
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500 18th St. Washington. d. c.
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WANTED-The address of comrade who
was member of the battery which belonged
to Sprig Carroll's brigade and was present and
took a hand in the first days engagement at
Port Republic. Va. June 8, 1862. III. c.
Wheeler, Dillsboro Ind.
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VIZ ANTED-Wm. W. Davis, Delta, NJ Y,
w desires address or Information of his
brother, Charles Henry Davis, who enlisted
with him in 1861 at Central City, Colo, in
Colo.
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The Volunteer Retired List.

]. w. E., Hartford, Conn, makes an
appeal for the passage of the bill to put
volunteer officers on the retired list, not
so much because of the money that
would be received, but because it would
make a roll of honor which would be
priced by the members of the family
forever, and as so many of these officers
are dead this would not be of any Pc
cuniary cost to the Government.
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Pensions.

George c. Church, Fife Lake, Mich.
insists that he has not been treated
fairly. The pension laws are not what
they should be. He gets but ST q
month on which to support himself,
wife and helpless grandchild. He is
unable to work, and has lost his hear
ing, with it going his earning powers.
His deafness shuts him off from most
of the things in life, and is a greater
liability than if he had lost an arm or
q leg.
The National tribune., 1908-04-16

Wy ANTED-Jas. c. Blair, list Co., Cossf
w Art, Rochester, Ohio, seeks address OF
Walter E. Brant and sergt Blount, of his
former company.
The National tribune., 1908-04-16

]. Martin Brown, 18th KY, Harrods-
burg, KY, wants the Sherwood bill
passed and the Examining Boards and
other pension expenses cut out. The
Southern doctors are not well disposed
toward the veterans and are doing
them great injustices.
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r OCATE NEAR THE NATIONAL CAPT.
II TALL have many pleasant homes and pro-
ductve farms within 20 minutes ride of Washington
City at small cost, considering their values Write me
the kind Of place you desire ncosng stamp for reply
s. II. LEWIS. Glenn Dale Maryland.
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WANTED-The address of Capt. Hammer.
Lieuts. Evert and Beels, Sergts. Baker and
Jones, members of Co. G. 1th Iowa Cav.
Lewis Kirkby, Sedro Woolley, Skagit Co.,
Wash
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The Old Regular.

M. V. Miller, Knierim, Iowa, has a
service of five years, four months and
10 days to his credit. He was born
Jan. 16, 1S49, enlisted Oct. 8, 1861, in
the 18th U. S. Inf. as a fifer, and served
until Feb. 13, 1867. He would like to
hear from any of his old regiment, and
wants to give Congress dig in the ribs
hut the widows pension bill.
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wANTED-The names and addresses Of
officers or comrades who served in the same
company with my father. John III. Dentler.
Co. F, 1S6th Ohio Vol. Inf. Discharged at
Mrs. J. H. Harry, r. f. d. No. 4, Mansneld,
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ORDER BLANK.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Washington, D. O.:
Incosed find $14O the dollar pay gears ubscrapon
end the 40 cents for packing and postage Thomas ODeGs Ad
sonrHc = 49,. =.
Ndme
Post O1tce
State.
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WANTED-William Aldrich, Minnesota
Soldiers Home. Minpehaha, Mimi. would like
to have his old comrades of Co. +, Sd Wis.
Vol, or 4th Wis. Battery f, write to him,
VIM Aldrich, Soldiers Home Mlnnehaha,
Falls, MINI.
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MEN ONLY-CACTI SALyE stops weakness
Ay1 and Debility. restores vigor. makes weak med
strong, strong men stronger. Cacti Salve is purely
Vegetable and harmless Guaranteed. One outward
application positively proves its value Don't hestate
but get sample box, by mall securely sealed oc
of large box 81 90. Three large boxes e. '.Your
money back II you want it, A. Cacti Specially Co.
25 Third Avenue New York.
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WANTED-The names and addresses OF
members of Co. X, S1st Ind Vols, who re-
member Christian Seibert. Write to Mrs.
Martha Seibert, 62S Penn. Ave, Joplin, Mo- ~
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WANTED-The address of Sergeant Mi.
chael Mitchell, Co. f, 21st U. S. III. A, Bat
terry B, II. A.. and 18th Inf. U. s. A. Was al
one time stationed at Fort Klamath, Califor-
MIA. Il. +. Hartmann, Blue Lake, Cal. - "a.
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WANTED-The address of members of Co. X,
LIST w. Va. Cav. Vols, Weston Rowan, Caps
ton, Co., w. Va, in 1861 on Sunday. Nd,
dress, A. r. Crumley, Williamstown, W. Wa
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VIZ ANTED-CorpI E. j. Kriegshauser Co.
w NJ, 10th U. S. l., Spanisn-American
War, needs evidence of some of his COM
rades. Address at Quincy, Ill.
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PAT & NTS.
PATENTS.

PATENTS.
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fence and tells all about Patents. illustrates
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Full History OF all the Great Money Making
Inventions Of the Century. Book FREE TO
Everyone.
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sls f Street. Washington. d. C.
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MEN oNLY-CACTUs CREAM CURES DE.
ayA biliiy, Restores Vitality Banishes Weakness
Renews sprightness and vigor. Cactus Cream Is an
outwardy applied salve Has only to be gently rub
bed In TO benefit One application positively proves
its value. Makes weak men strong and strong me.
stro ger TINS is the original and only Cactus Cream,
and is sent to all parts of the world. sloo box.
Sealed sample loc silver "Your money hack II Is
falls TO benefit" z F. PERRY PRO- CO.,
Lynorook, New Yor.S
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ID Those suffering from weaknesses which
Cs i sap the pleasures Of life should take
Juven Pills. One box will tell story OF marvellous
results. These pills have rejuvenating yitazin
force than has ever before been offered. s'
Probably never before in the history of medicine IN
SC snort time, have so large O number been ether
relieved or cured of nervous weaknesses shattered
nerves insomnia, night sweats, falling manhood. fall.
ure of memory. and premature old age Our mail is
filled with grateful letters. These facts should lead
you TO give Juven Pills immediate trial
Sent by mail In plain package only receipt this
adv. and u. 1s7
Made by tn cir originators, c. I. Hood Co., crops.
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Lowell Mass
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wANTED-The address of Sergeant Chance1
s. Chapman, Co. C, 1st Wis. Inf. 2. Hez(.
kiah Avery Sergeant. Co. C. 1st Wis. Inf,
504 Russell St, Nashville, Tenn.
The National tribune., 1908-04-16

WANTED-Information of Samuel Bruni.
baugh, a soldier of the Civil War. company
and regiment not known. but was Penn.
syivania volunteer. Joseph Brum0augh,
Franklin, Eeb.
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WANTED-The address of members of Co.
B, 57tb Regt Mass. Vols. who knew William
Bates, of North Brookfield. Mass or any one
who can give any Information regarding him.
Mrs. A. j. Daniels, Blackstone, Mass.
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WANTED-The address of A. p Thomson.
Co. Il, 18th f. Tenn. Vols. Address N L.
Pratt, $40 Hampton ST., Pitlsburg Pa. :
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WANTED-The addresses of members of Co.
B, 45th Ill. Address Mrs. \. V. Sweetlanda
Maxwell. Neb.
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ADDRESSES WANTED,

WANTED-Name and address of comrades
who can identify the late John Meehan who
served as John Maxwell, Co. K, 9TH Ohio Cav,
nation OF great Importance to widow. Ad-
dress Mary E. Meehan, 113 Cass ST., Chicago.
Ill.
The National tribune., 1908-04-16

W4tNTED-The address of Maj. Jones. First
Battalion, 11th Z. = Address c. ii. Trotier,
Box No. Ill, Cheshire, Mass.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-15
MAY NOT ADOPT
SOUTHERN RATES
p QUESTION or TAX WORRYING
AcENTs-NEWs NOTES FROM
STATE CAPITOL.

Atlanta. Jan A. With the agree
ment as to rate and mileage ad-
iusted between Georgia and the
Southern Railroad. it S nov expected
that similar adjustments VIII be
quickly reached and adjusted in vir-
gnia. the Carolina and Alabama.
Georgia was the first to act, be-
cause Il had railroad commits ion
clothed with full powers without the
necessity for legislative cooperation.
As it is this state leads the was to
2 cent mileage where books are pag-
chased from Washington south on
the Southern
At present there seems TO be moth
ing N the way Of quick adjustment
Of the southen's proposition in
Virginia the Carolinas and in Ala
hama The legislatures are either
now in session to provide the au
thority or else it has already beer
delegated.
1t is expected that the low rates
will be IN effect earlier than the
time limit set for April / Officials
here express confidence in the re-
suit Of the years trial. and say that
there is no danger but the same will
bo found satisfactory to both the
public and the Southern.
Taking Out Revenue Licences.
Atlanta. Jan. l4--Although prohib.
it!on is in effect in Georgia many
people are taking out the special rev.
enue tax before Internal Revenue
Collector Rucker Among these was
Manic Philips. 562 Third street. Ma
con. who paid SIS for a license as
retail malt liquor dealer It is sup.
posed that a large percentage of
those taking out such licenses are
druggists WHO need the same Tor
dispensing alcohol.
Atlanta Boy fer Lieutcaancy.
Atlanta. Jan. IA. Information mas
been received hers that President
Roosevelt has designated Chester J
Goodjer, Of Atlanta Tor lieutenant
cy ID the coast artillery Mr. G5od-
lcr is a Cornell student. aud ron
on the varsity GREY.
Mcrccrs Endowment Fund.
Atlanta. jan Energetic work
to finish raising $685. 900 FOR the en-
dowmeut fuaa OF Mercer University
was commenced Monday morning ri
the weekly meeting OF the Baptist
ministers OF Atlanta, and 1t Is iuliy
expected that within the next SIX OF
eight weeks the fun amount will
have been pledged.
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RUMORS DENIED
ABOUT SOUTHERN
no TRurH IN REPORT or ZIG
SYSTEM GOING INTO HANDS
or RECEIVER.

sgasa.nston D. c. Jan a. The
'iolent fluctuations in Southern rail
eay aecnrit.es the past two DAYS has
Cd TO the circulation OF numerous
0nlofs that the road WAS about 10 be
into the hands 81 receivers On
erday Southern Railway prefer
Ilropped from sc ~ to % rs and
common stock was quoted as low
4 III n the bond market South
ra.Iway IS went Off to Sc. but
was a slight recovery and
3 low level Of yesterday was
Aachcd the closing quotations
advance Of from to 3
Finley Of the Southern
Il at home with the grip
Val days and could not be
Ii General Counsel Thorn de
5sitiyely that any such action
proposed. MI Thorn could not
aut for the rumor which had
circulation on any other
than the general apprehen-
caused By receiyershlp proceed
the Seaboard
Dresldent Andrews Of the
u would not talk, but referred
erviews 10 the general coun-
No one at the Southern railway
quarters here has any knowl-
Of a movement to appoint re.
RS for the property,
0 scare seems 10 be confined to
York.
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TAR cTEEr+vp-EN L3mE II
n lEDY 8 LAXATIVE.
COUGH SYRUP

We HAVE ONE HUNDRED AND
-,WrNTv.FlVE POUNDS OF CAN
~ rtesEs. WHICH SOLD FOR
sn CENTS FER PCUNrs WHlC}i
WE ARE OFFERING FoH ~
SMALL SUM OF FIFTEEN CsN VI >
pER POUND. CONE AND CO I
RAG DENElT OF THIS BARGAIN
SMITHS PHARMACY.
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MEET ME AT THE L'ARIoSA
AT 1850 TONIGHT.
a Cure for n.la.rx.

Il have found cure for the mis-.
cry malaria poison produces" says
r. At James. of LoGellen. S. G. ITS
called Electric Bitters and comes in
80 cent bottles It break up a case
Of chlns or bilious attack in al
most no time; and It puts willow
laundice clean out Of commission.
This great tonic medicine and blood
purifier G.ves quick relief n all stom.
ach. liver and kidney complaints and
the misery OF lame back Sold Gn.
der guarantee at Smiths Pharmacy
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WE HAVE ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS or CAN.
DY KISSES, WHICH SOLD FOR
40 CENTS PER POUND, WItcH
WE hRE OFFERING FOR THE
SNAIL SUM OF FIFTEEN CENTS
PER POUND. CONE AND GET
TIE BENEiT or THIS BARGAIN.
SM!TS'S PHARMACY.
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MEET NE AT THE L'ARlosA
AT 1880 TONIGHT.


Nc ther the ma ter, owners nor
consignoes of the British schooner
Earl OF Aberdeen viii be responsible
for any debts contracted BY crew OF
said schoonhr. Puhicow, Master
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IG FOUR ROUTE

s the Traveller TIC quickest and
Nat comfortable service from
l1c iNNATi TO cLEvF LAND
5 trains daily.
.in-tl TO Cleveland and Detroit
) Trains Daily
n lkCtNNATi 10 CHICAGO
4 Trains Daily
e , NclNNATl to ST. LOUIS
Trains Daily.
rough Sleepe-s or night trains
II Cas- Ind Dining Cars tha'
satisfy on day trims.
nor Tickets vim Big Four Rcn
smith. r. Z. A., Atlanta, Ga.
4 Mitchell, ). s. A, Chattanooga
Rnn.
Rhein. G. p. A.. Cincinnati. o
~
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-09-18

to the door, covered him with a
revolver and demanded money and
whisky. Bauer retreated into the
house, saying he would get what was
wanted, and his wife fled by a rear
way to a neighbours, crawling on her
hands and knees part of the way.
When help came and Bauer ven-
tured out of his room, the men had
disappeared, and Freda Bauers bed
room was empty. All her clothes
were hanging on chairs or in the ward
robe, indicating that she had been
carried away in her nightgown.
County officers arrested Jack How
ard, cowboy, whom Bauer said he
saw holding the horse of his caller.
Howard admitted that he went to the
house and says Hunston was with
him. He told the police that the girl
was taken in her night dress to Laurel,
but refused to say whether she went
willingly, or to discuss the matter
further.
At Laurel trace of the couple is lost
The authorities are unable to learn
whether they are in hiding with
friends, awaiting an opportunity to es-
cape, or whether the girl is detained
against her will.
The father is inclined to the belief
that his daughter was abducted.
funston had called several times on
the girl. The family had joked with her
about him, and laughingly asked when
she intended to get married. To these
sallies she replied that she did not
like Hunston and would not marry
him.
The fact that the girl was taken in
her night clothes leads her family to
believe she was taken without her con-
sent, and that the attempted "hold-up"
was a blind to cover the kidnapping Of
Mss Bauer.
AS the girl is under age, marriage
license cannot be issued in this state
without the consent of the parents.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-09-18
EYESIGHT WAS IN DANGER
From Terrible Eczema-Baby's Head
Mass of Itching Rash and Sores
Disease Cured by Cuticura.

"Our little girl was two months old
when she got rash on her face and
within five days her face and head
were all one sore. We used different
remedies but it got worse instead Of
better and we thought she would turn
blind and that her ears would fall off.
She suffered terribly, and would
scratch until the blood came. This
went on until she was five months old,
then 1 had her under our family doc
tors care, but she continued to grow
worse. He said it was eczema. When
she was seven months old I started
to use the Cuticura Remedies and in
two months our baby was a different
girl. You could not see sign of a
sore and she was as fair as a new
born baby. She has not had sign OF
the eczema since. Mrs. H. F. Budke.
LeSueur, Mimi, Apr. Is and May 2. '07."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-09-18

"The line which separates those
who dress for dinner from those who
do not is an invisible crack compared
with the yawning gulf that dl-
yides those people of London
who dress themselves of a Sunday
from those who have none but their
workaday clothes" So writes a dis
trict nurse in 1.-The Next Street But
One" "'My word exclaimed a scan
dalized boy of four, catching sight OF
his elder brother one Sunday morning,
my word, if that isn't our Tom walk
ing in the road fer ev'ry one to see,
and not dressed nor nothing!'
81 had often noticed" continues the
writer. "that one highly respectable
old agricultural laborer wore very
much the same clothes at all times,
hut unfortunately it was not until after
b;s death-that heard of the tragedy
that had darkened all the Sundays OF
his later life and bitterly mortified bis
wife and daughters.
.Thirteen year ago his clo'es was
s,ule by a tramp and us never had no
money for to put EN- back. Us did feel