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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30
Positions Wanted-Male

WAITED-we have good men to iii
positions OF trust. office men, business
managers. bookkeepers. stenographers,
clerks. men for delivery wagons. ware
mouse men. statesmen. teamsters. labor
ers and men for odd jobs. call Natl
Phone dix or Bell is05-R,. National
rubiic Service Bureau. Board OF Trade
Building. mr-I2-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30

But what do you want with SO
many servants in that sort of a
house?" asked one OF his hearers.
Oh" replied Arthur. I'VE have the
servants TO pull the chains. From
Judges Library.
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Positions Wanted-Female

wAHrEp-we have girls for office
work. bookkeepers. stenographers
clerks. nurses. cooks. and girls for gem
erai housework sometimes. We have
women for house cleaning. washing
ironing and odd Job work. Call National
Phone ak or Bell 1305-R National
Public Service Bureau. Third Floor,
Board OF Trade Building mr-l2-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30
The Daily Chit Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

deformiy by reasonable de-
less and perhaps finally
sui - -~Sr'
deformies
heir mties! - " 49,
while
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

s>~~~~~~~~~~~~-~----~~
T.. s. Engineer OFFICE. wheeling. w.
Va. Marcel 30. 1912 sealed proposals for
constructing and delivering stern-wheeI
gasoline boat ~Grantsville" will be re-
Ceivrd at this office until 1 A. m. least
ern Timel. April 20. 1912. and then pub
Ncly opened. Information on applica-
ton. =. W. Altstaetter. Major. EnFrs.
r-30-ap-1-2-3-77-19
T.. s. Engineer OFFICE. Wheeling. w.
Va. March 81. 1919
Sealed proposals for building two two
story. rovcn-roum brick iockkeepcrs'
houses ~ Dam No. - ohio River. near
Huntington. W. Va. will be received ct
this office until ~ a m Eastern timer
Apru ~. 1912. and then publicly opened.
Information on application. r. W Ait
stactters Major. EnEra
nr-2s-2s-3o-sp-i-75-fs
Eosies 90 Hssuf.etar.r.. sosesrs; nssr-
chants ami Ofher Wholeaale Deaiarn.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. That
TIE sfufe Board % Control Of The state
% West Nirrinin viii receive BIDS daily
- ia offioc ~ Charleston, West Viz
elnis. Tor furnishing supplies for the
management o. wfH,E 10 vested IN aaid
Honrt Contracts viii ~ swarded % the
iowest hiiders. quality considered and
other things beiuF equai. W-ff Nira.nfa
deele-s VII - Eiven preference
Lists 81 supplies needed vii , fur
nisf - bidders On sr~ceipf % requests
stntinr fhe line desired
Stair tfrAHn on CONTROL.
es-t-u Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30
LETTER LIST.

List or letters remaining IN the post.
offiee at Wheeling. Ohio county, W. va.
Saturday. March 30th, 1912. TO Obtain
any OF the following the applicant rnust
ssk FOR advertised letters. giving date VI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30

who have to live with him -
am thinking Of a woman who has a hideously
overgrown bump OF caution. She was born with a.
Just II she had been with six fingers on one
hand or any physical deformty. But, whereas ~ she
mad the physical defect am she would willingly
undergo the most painful operation give every cent
she d to be rid OF IT, don't think she ever made
the slightest attempt to reduce her deformty
And Tar from being such comparatively unmportant
thing as superfuity OF fingers this malformation con-
unualy interferes with the happiness and ease and
comfort not only OF Its victim but whole family
~ Aas spoiled innumerabe pleasure excursions by the
obstacles and precautions with which strews the path
or every plan Ii has kept her husband from many
htab Inns
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Dill D.

DIED.
zIERoWICK-On Friday March 29th.
1919. at $3.50 o'clock "A. m ANNA.
widow Of the late Gottiieb ZierOuick
aged sc years Z months and days
Funeral from the late residence. 23IS
Eoff street. on Tuesday morning at
$50 o'clock Requiem high mass at
ST Alphonsus church at o'clock In
terment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
WrLLE-On Thursday. March IS. 1912
at IL O'Clock .. m. AUGUST WILLIE
In the 5sth year OF his age.
Funeral from the late residence, No. 2s
1hirty-eighth street. on Sunday after
noon at > o'clock Interment at Mt
ZION cemetery. Friends OF the family
Invited 60 attend.
Please omit flowera)
AcoEE-On "Wednesday. March ~. 1914
at o'clock y. m. MARY ROSE infant
daughter OF John and Sabina McGee.
In the End year OF her age. 81 the
residence OF her parents. Thirteenth
and High streets. Benwood.
Funeral not ce hereafter.
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FOR SALE.

ron SALE On TzADE-Automobil
runabout. little used cost $4,000. A.
r. Wilkinson. Demos. Ohio. mr-30-g
ron sALE-Tire Protectors, / set new
goth century tire protectors. 34x4t1, at
ket mr3O-I
fo1 SALE o.. l1r-LAts residence
ant. Ohio. Price $1,000. Rent $3.50 per
year. Ernest z Finley. steubenville. ..
mr-30-r
ron SALE On ExoKAHoD-loo acres
of land 2is miles southwest OF St
C1airsville. Ohio. Address J. c. Johnson.
ST. CIairsville, o. mr-28-r
ron sALE-Genersi merchandise stock
old established business in a commu-
thsir farms Good trade ana inereas,ns
every year. Nearest competition two
miles. Buildings newly remodeied. all
elaborate. Every dollars worth Of stock
entirely new. All passenger trains stop
in front OF our store door. All goods
warehouse. Full ipvestigation will sat
isfy any one that this IL n rare opportu-
nifty 70 step into a well established and
proving country. have been ia this
business at this place for twenty-nine
and I ann 5ssdX 70 a1Il svo, w ab ss
$4,000. A 3. caldwsii. Aiiedonia.
Ohio. mr-23-i
ron sALE-Farm OF as acres In good
condition. with good house and barn.
situated at Piney Fork. Jefferson county,
Ohio. 10 minutes walk 10 2 large coal
mines. and station, a good market for
produce right at home. A bargain for
some one. A. am quitting on account
OF old age. Address Achille Algrain. II.
y. ID. No. 1. Adeua, Ohio. mr-70-t-ap-20
ron sALB-Cheap. 2 cylinder marine
engine. Sos Main St mr-ls-r
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FUNERAL. DIRECTORS.
Louis Be SGhX
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
hRTERlAI EMBAIMER,

VIZ ana 1124 Main Street.
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 635.
Vic l.. Bertschy. Bell Phone 12s2-R
C. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone 122s-Y
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should
hood
The maor
tendency 1t
N other
which
be 49,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE sEvE1u-Furnished rooms, with
ooard. 945 Main 81. 1851 Bell
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POULTRY.

CALI. Wsrwood Chicken Farm for thor
oughhred Rose Comb. White and Single
Comb Buff I.eghorns and Partridge Wy
9ndOttes. 800 per rs. Natl phone
z342-X. W. s. Burns. mr-75-t-ap-zb
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LOST.


LoST-One neck piece mink fur. on
Wednesday evening. at tabernacle Re
ward. Phone 1851 mr-ssh
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ron sALB-Cheap. cylinder marin
engine. Sos Main St mr-1s-r
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-08-09
Number d
Carter-Ward

Miss Ethel, the daughter of
John G. and Mrs. Ward of this
city was married to Paul Carter
at the home of the brides parents
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50.
Rev. Ormsbee conducting
the ceremony in the presence Of
relatives and friends of the
family.
Mrs. Paul Carter was for sew
eral years chief operator in the
central telephone Office here, the
system the property Of her hus-
band and his father and brother
Claude, and the long association
between the young business man
and his wife terminated in love
and life partnership. No more
efficient, courteous and accommo-
dating young woman and no
prettier ever answered a ring.
Paul has secured a most
popular, domestic and intelligent
better half, and in her husband
she has one Of the most reliable
young business men ever reared
in our city.
The happy, good looking young
couple departed at once after the
ceremony for their future home
in Versailles, Mo where Carter
and Sons own the telephone
plant-via Moberly and Boone
vile.
Every good wish Of the Courier
for their prosperity and happi-
ness is extended.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-08-09
Obituary

Mrs. Danny R. Singleton, wife
Of d. r. Singleton, died at her
home in this city July 81. 1912
Of pulmonary affection after an
illness lasting more than 2 years.
Matte Coy, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. 7. J. Coy. was born
March IS. 1881 and was married
to d. r. Singleton Feby. Is.
1908. To her and her husband
were born five children. two
girls and one boy surviving. one
girl an infant.
Mrs. Singleton was a member
Of the Elm Ridge Baptist Church.
and was accounted one Of It's
most patient members under
the trials Of sickness and ad-
versities.
Her pastor. Rev. Rice after 4
short synopsis Of her life and
paying high tribute to her forti-
tude during her sufferings while
facing the inevitable. offered
fervent prayer for the peace and
rest Of her soul.
She was laid 10 rest In Asbury
cemetery Augl in the presence
Of 4 large crowd Of relatives and
friends. from whom and the
Courier the husband and little
tots left TO battle their way thru
life unaccompanied BY 4 mothers
love and watchfnl care have
deepest sympathy.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-08-09
To My Friends

was s6 years old. Thursday
August 8. 1912 and being des-
irous Of apprising my friends Of
the fact, I procured two boxes Of
announcement cards and mailed
them. To my regret, they did
Mt begin 10 20 around and | take
this method Of apprising all who
did not get one. that | was Just
a. anxious 10 let them know Of
the great favor Of Providence 10
me. as any TO whom | sent .
card.
J. c. CRAwLEY.
County papers please copy.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-08-09
County papers please COPY.
7. 7. Elliott. state agent Of the

T. 7. Elliott state agcntof the
American Life Insurance Co.
with headquarters In St Louis
left for his post Monday after .
Whit with his brother. @. N. and
other relatives. Tom ID IN all
round hustler and one Of the
popular life insurance reprssent-
stives In the stats and b giving
his company . hne Standing
among the best old line ousn-
panics.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-08-09

Clay Perkins came IN Sunday
on . visit TO Judge Minter and
family. Mr.. Perkins and little
daughter Ieft Monday for . visit
10 relatives Ia narshall.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-08-09

Salt Greek is navisAblA cons
On boys-ws'vs made twU nips
end know he routA
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-08-09
Regular Term County Court

Win the l0llOWlng nameO OInceIS |
and members present towit:-
A. s. Taylor. Presiding Judge, |
N. ]. Lain and Barney Reigels- |
berger Associate Judges. A. N. |
Harding. Sheriff and C. c. Parks
Clerk. i
Proceedings as follows:
w. L. Wright, presents state
ment Of fees received as Circuit
Clerk for second quarter, 1912,
which is examined and approved.
C. C. Parks, same County
Clerk.
G. c. Parks, presents account
against State Of Missouri in the
sum Of $636.74 which Is ordered
certified to State Auditor for
payment. /.
DR.. H. E. Tatum presents pro-
ceeding Of inquest held on the
body Of Ed Glenn found dead at
Brunswick, also bill Of costs in
Cured in holding same In the
sum Of $50 which Is examined
and ordered paid to J. B. Shan
non County Treas. and by him
paid to the parties thereto entit-
led.
Same on The body Of George
Stefanos found dead at New
Cambria in the sum Of s32.1 16.
Same as to the body Of c. 0.
Wright, found dead at Dean
Lake In the sum Of $25.52.
Same as TO the body Of Frank
Enderle Jr.. found dead at Key
tesville, in the sum Of S12.65.
In the matter Of Drainage Dis
trict No. II, o. G. Dameron. en-
gineer presents contracts and
bonds for the construction Of a
drainage ditch and for the erec-
tion Of two steel bridges across
said ditch. which are examined.
approved and work ordered COM
menced.
LoASs MADE
E. A. Carter In the sum Of
$500 with H. c. Miller and d.
w. Bayne as sureties.
J. d. Lunsford in the sum OF
$4,000. 90 with G. w. Huckabey
and ]. N. Stevenson as suretes.
ALLOWANCES MADE
G. d. Bardnard 4 Co.. Station
ary $l26.16
Standard Printing Co.. same
$54.H
Weekly Swastika same s1.7C
A. &. Z. Supply Co. same
$3.50
Otto Preuss Co.. same 1926
Z. Dietzgen Co. same $5.@
w. N. WEIGH Mfg. Co.. same
AN rlt
Salisbury Democrat same
$500
Buxton & Skinner same si6i.'
q
Herrings Pharmacy supplies Il
county farm s4.s2
Strub q Meye- same $il.8
Leach 4 Quick. supplies 10
county farm $3.50
w. II. Grouan same $500
I'm. white same S3.1b
CoIsmsn 4 Schupbsek SAM
816N ~
W. A. Kraxberssr same MH
w. r. Stewart same $3.50
Dalton. Hardware Co, SAM
SD.ll
Stste Hosp. for Insane No.
support Of inmates $S65.60
State Hosp. for Insane No. :
same S2360.57
State industrial Home 70
Girls sams 5000
Missouri Trimming School sam
$4,000
D, D. knight labor on snsin'
Bunnall Dug Co. supplissts
county 800
n c. Walker rent pollinl
place 400
". P. Hlsson hauling sxprss
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-08-09
c. C. Parks same for self and
deputies $4,000

Marriage Licenses
Ellsworth n. 0usley and Ther.
- Meyer Brunswick. Paul
Carter and Ethel N. Ward Key
tosvilIe.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-21
Melancholy Sacrifice
Of A Fine Orchard

THE biggest peach orchard in the
world, the Bagley orchard, near my
home. has been destroyed by its ow-
ners, and the land on which lately
stood 225,0e0 magnificent fruit trees
will henceforth be planted in cotton, -
said J. NJ House. of Americas, Ga
Just a few days ago the trees were
chopped down, piled IN heaps and
burnt to ashes. The cause of this lay
in the failure of the orchard to bring
good financial returns, and yet this
seems puzzle, in view of the fact
that it was a heavy producer of the
finest peaches ever sent to market.
The last crop was enormous and of
splendid quality, but, OWING to faulty
organization and defective system
of marketing, the owners were not
able to derive the revenue that ought
to have been theirs.
This is not the first instance of he
sacrifice of orchards in the peach belt
of Georgia, and some of these days
the American public will be more
rudely Jared when it will have to
pay from % to 80 cents apiece for
choice specimens of earth's best fruit,
just as is now charged regularly in
London and Paris.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-21
Slate E|kS Elect
Officers Al C|drkSburQ

VIII II. cole, of Clarksburg. was
elected president, Bert Noll, Sisters
vile, first vice president, Benjamin
f. Bailey, Grafton, second vice presi-
dent, Jacob " Grub, Wheeling. third
vice president; w D Evans, Fair
mont. secretary, and Harry Biddle
Parkersburg. treasurer Of the State
Reunion Association of the Elks which
closed it's third annual meeting at
Clarksburg Thursday.
The next meeting OF the body will
he held in Wheeling at the time the
State semi centennial celebration is
held there next Juno.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-21
Nathan StrauS Resigns
As Democratic EIeCtOr

Nathan Straus, brother of Oscar
Straus, Progressive candidate for gov
ernor of New York. resigned Thurs
day as a candidate on the Democratic
ticket for presidential elector at large.
In letter to George NJ. Palmer,
Democratic State chairman, Mr.. Straus
said it was impossible for him to ac-
cept the honor.
"On account of my brother having
Unexpectedly been nominated on the
Progressive ticket wrote Mr.. Straus,
"it would not do for my name to APP
pear on another. l trust you will ap-
preciate my position and accept my
apologies for any inconvenience that
| may be causing
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-21
STARVES TO DEATH,

Joha Cole a colored man of Rich,
mond, Va, died Thursday night at
Bellevue, Washington countys poor.
house, of starvation. Cole was found
in Cushwa's brick yard, Williamsport,
by Constable Alexander weak and ex-
hausted from lack Of food lie had
eaten nothing for days. He was re,
moved to the almshouse aud given
nourishment but failed to revive.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-21

WANTED-A man to travel in West
Virginia organizing camps of the Pat
riotic Order Sons of America None
but those who can come well recon.
mended as to morals need apply, and
those with experience preferred. Salary
One Hundred Dollars per month, or a
salary and commission will be con
sidered if preferred. For full particu-
lars, address.
f. O. TRUMP, State Secretary,
8 20 If KearneysvHle. w Va.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-21
COUNTY COURT.

In the County Court Mrs Emma J.
Ardinger qualified as executriX of the
late J. D. Ardinger, giving bond in
the penalty of $4,000 without security.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-21

All the latest styles in millinery
now on display, also nice line of
art goods. Please give me call.
Catherine O'Connell, formerly Mrs. r.
A. Lyons. us At
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-21

Mrs. Guy Fcaga Of Chicago, for
merry Miss Flora Brown, is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Martin l..
Brown East Burke street
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-21
CRITICALLY I'LL.

Slight hopes are entertained for
the recovery of Rev II. {. w. Camp
bell Of Berkeley Springs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-21

Mrs J. p Turner and children, of
Pittsburgh, are guests Of her sister.
Miss Helen Dyehe, Of West EIHlse
street
The evening world., 1912-02-07
INDIANS SAVED FROM
TWO fLATBUSH "TENR0RS"
BOYS Of Eleven ard Thirteen
Caught in Hoboscn. and Refs of
the Plains Breathe Easier

"Cive us two tickets for nut west"
rnid the small hoy spokesman " q
party OF two that stood on their tin
toes ani surveyed the clerk In tho
ticket Office Of the H.. l. n W. station
at iioo".en late yesterday afternoon.
AN what me the train start?"
p'pvd the second sna. boy. who crowd.
ed up close.
Where do so W want TO go--out
Westg" asked the clerk.
"Oh. any p,rse'li do" answered the
DO p In chorus.
Amt going 10 Aght indians7" asked
the clerk.
W. amt COINS to nil any OF 'err.
but We Nigh, bring back a few cap
tives," said one boy. They're kind OF
scarce in Fiatbush. and We thought We
would 90 v West and have SONG fun
With EN-"
Tne bows were taken to Hoboken's
Police headquarters. They said they
are william Foster. eleven. Of No. 323
fla wthorre street. and John Mckenzie.
thirteen. OF 10. i:Os NoslrAnd avenue.
both OF Fiatbush.
Young Foster gave over SIS 70 the
police. which he said 10 a borrow ed
from his mother. Their parents took
The boys home.
The evening world., 1912-02-07
Mr.. DAVENPORT
BELIEVES
Eesinol Soap and Ointmen. Arc
Just as Necessary in The
Hcme Is Matches

IkeVe tue why w VWtr
Permit me to testify to the many
virtues Of ResinJ Ointment and Resi-
mol Soap for general use in the family.
! do this without solicitation. not for
the beneii, of the manufacturers. but for
those who may need n remedy for the
numb-rl-ss ills which ! Know po>iti,rlv
they hav ~ cured in my own family Resi-
mol Is the never failing article rcs"rird
to BY my wife Tor the many bruises.
chafing.. burn. and other accidents 81
the children, and has been our curcall
for wears. myself have used il in
many cnses Of irritation and inflammu-
| ton and have Il invariably been relieved
| slmost instantly. We should ~ SCOT,
think II being without matches in our
house 40 Ia b. without ltesinUl Ointment
Hrd R-s;n,l Soap.
"BENIAMIN HUSH DAVENPORT.
"Philad-lphis. IA"
It's not merely The layua tina, In.
dorses Rcsinol DIN, ment. but the med
;cni profession. brrau.e IL has n wider
range Of usefulness than any other ex-
t~rnml application. For crysii elias. M
pc,igo. hives. letter. shingles. burns.
boil,. itching piles. pimpIes, biackhrad,.
irritation and inflammation. eczema.
milk-cru-t, scnld. head. rinyworm m. bar
bcr's itch and other erup,ive skin dis
-nsc.. like Wise chilblain>. chapr-,l hands.
cracked and bleeding lip.. i, l.. lar super.
ior I" anything else. ], il indispensable
To home. hospital and physician.
lte.inol M-dicat-d shaving Stick is
hest Tor the skin. because its soothing.
healing latler cOunterac,s irritation.
The evening world., 1912-02-07
FRENCH HERE lAW.ABlOlNG.
The rranco-American dinner In non,

The Franco-American dinner In honor
Of the Signing OF IN. FIRST treaty be.
tween H., nation ami rance Oh Feb.
6. LIS. vas held Ii the Cafe Martin last
night. Aaons The speIhers wer. AM
3assajor Jusserand. Attorney.Genera
Wicksrsaan,. ii-nry Waite. former AM
bassalor 10 France. aud ChAancey ii.
Depew.
The diners checrei wildly when Ambas.
s4oor Jess,rahd told them that Mayor
Caynor had sa!d to HIM; AS far as tho
police records 80 Ne would never know
there were any frcnchWen In New
York" The dinner WAS rniiven-d by
On. singin. Of ia MtrseiIiAIse" ani
''The Star-Span gled Banner"
The evening world., 1912-02-07
More of Best WAYS
to Boil an Eag, EUen After
Prize Contest Is Closed

Ex.Giss Club" for advanced ~resoareh
In Eggology:
I. Secure an unused. healthy. veil
developed egs.
. Place me egg INTO nm ~uh,e ~~,.
t,tne,res OF water, inclos-d by a eauce
pan: under the latter an active tur-
mace 10 placed.
= Boil until water V evspornsed
down TO ! G. c.
4. Remove egg from aaucepsn and
aheii. To your surprise. this "esg"
vii, NJ found In ne v-rv tender
r. a-Tne abovc data coincides
With the fact. The longer foods ars
boiled the softer they become"
Kindly rons,Gn the rri1~ -rIs to
No. 100 East seventy-sis,h street.
n MAETut.
MIX WITH CASTOR OIL
Ess Eil'o~. evsn'na wodd;
md the hest way To boil an e6R
10 10 muir hot water. MIXED With q
solution ~ castor oil And concsn.
trsted suipruric acid. down a
ROSTERS throat and let him DO the
Chickens wabble.
This pruces. II do,~ nv psvcho-
logical %fo-e,hought and mathenati-
JOSEPH yACORa.
No. 10 wvcard risce.
Rnskawsv Bosck.
A IA MILLIONAIRE.
Ess riiior. f,en'rs wcrld:
Walt until the week end. and when
you yet your salary buy an egg.
Break the egg. pour II In a srsi,
linen sack and place II In n pot Of