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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
BY JAMES HAY. JR.

capital. At the age
of thirty-six he won
a case that yielded
him a fee of seventy
thousand dollars.
One of his first big
Jobs was for a rail
road engineer whose
leg had been cut oil
when he was on
duty. Several other
attorneys had re-
fused TO represent
the man because
there was involved
in the case the neg
ligence of a cocm-
ployee. The youth
FIJI and mountain
Gus Smith grabbed
the case like a hot
cake, pushed it
through the courts,
and grabbed from
an unwilling rail
road company SIX
teen thousand dol
lars for the injured
man. That was the
beginning Of his in
terest in legislation,
both State and ma
tional, to protect
working men.
If you drop into
the Senate at almost
any time, you are
likely to see a person
who looks like Her
cuics discoursing
rampantly and dis
tinctly about labor
crs. Incidentally,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09

there are hocks Of laborcrS in Georgia, ana
every time the bclligcrcnt brow of Hoke IS
pushed above the political horizon IN search
Of a Job they drop their tools, leap from their
scaffolds. desert their locomotives, and STAN
pcdc TO the polls to vote for him.
Whenever he is not working or writing or
speaking for more safety devices on rail.
roads or greater compensation tor injured
EMPLOYEES Of corporations, he IS apt to be
campaigning for a friend or delivering an ad-
dress that starts out with something as Sll-
very and delicate as the extreme ends OF the
new moon and concludes with something
else as proud, triumphant, and gorgeous as
The Star-Spanglcd Banner. They beat
him for the govcrnorship once down IN
Georgia. The blow came after his first
term. When the next campaign rolled
round Hokc was there like a bunch OF Wild
cats. In that fight he used to work until
one o'clock in the morning and catch SIX
o'clock train for a long days campaigning
and speaking. And he trimmed the fellows
who were trying to beat him.
Pugiist, school teacher lawyer, humani-
tartan, Cabinet officer, Governor, United
States Senator, THAT'S his biography in
eleven words. But there's one thing you
must see il YOU have TO travel all the way to
Georgia TO DO it. Catch one glimpse OF him
when he wccps-and weeps-and weeps!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09

WHEN. ,. Hokc
young man he was
the best boxer in
Atlanta, Georgia;
which place, being
Southern and full
OF hot headed, inn
pctuous gentlemen,
had more pugillstic
ability to the square
yard than any city
in this hemisphere.
Moreover. it Is a
matter Of indispu-
table record that III
all the fights he won
his seconds never
had TO mop of his
face or pry open
a bunged-up eye.
When it came TO
shutting up an orb
or giving a hand
some Southcrnchcv-
alicr a caulihowcr
ear. IIokc was the
fellow who filled all
orders. He was fair
~ good on upper
cuts and short-arm
jabs to the jaw; but
the thing in which he
cxccllcd was shoot
ing out his right
hand like a cannon
ball and hitting his
opponent directly
over the most SEN
sitivc part Of the
human heart, there
by inducing in the
helpless man a fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09

line Of angina pcctoris. acute indigestion, lean
drocncration Of the heart, and valvular
vacuumS. ,,,
This brings us to a paradox. Lead Hokc
10 public platform today, give nm a SAD
and natriotic subject on which 10 speak, ana
he. suddenly convinced that his organs OF
vision are bath towels, wringS enough tears
ont Of them 10 float torpcdoboat destroyer.
Uokc is a great fighter when fighting IS nee
cssarv or advantageous: but, when KIND
ness and generosity are possible, ms "holc
system is inhabited by strenuous desires TO
DO good works.
A. the present time his six feet two and
q half inches Of height and two hundred and
forty pounds Of weight are anchored III the
senate Of the United Statcs-all this acct
mutation Of physique representing HAT OF
Gcorgia's membership in that BODY. buI
he has been many other things, such as Sec
rotary Of the Interior in Grover cleveland $
administration and twice Governor Of his
State. not TO mention law prdcticc lHdI
for many years has thrown into ms Capd-
cious pockets an annual income OF tnTty
thousand dollars. When It comes to shaking
down the money tree and picking up baskets
full Of the golden fruit, Hokc takes and
wears with splcndor the belt OF the heaVy-
weight championship.
one day not many years ago little boy
came into Mr.. Smiths Office in Atlanta on
an Grand Hokc had never seen him before;
but something prompted an inquiry as to
whether the boy went TO school lie re-
piled that he did not 20 E school. rs ne was
confronted with the solemn business Of try
ing - subjugatc enough 81 the world 10
Weld him three square meals day
You come in here every evening, sad
the legal giant, and III teach YOU a little
something.
And he dil-which is sufficient guarantee
that hi, service Of many years as president
o., the Board Of Education Of Atlanta WAS
prompted by his real interest in schools and
the tuition 81 the young.
Bur II Is as the advocate Of the nights Of
the working man that lIokc has always
pll,tcrcl. gli,'cncd. and CLEANED. Give him
d case involving this question. and ne thun-
dcr- and wccps. -thundcrs with such vol
canic energy that the county clerk runs out
and rigs up q lightning rol on top Of the
courthouse. Wccps with such volume and
vcncmcnCc that every single member Of the
Jury puts on his macintosh AMI thigh boots
anil -rrclms Justify for an umbrella.
Smith was admitted 10 the bar when he
Wa only eighteen wears oh. and prior to
tia, be- had made enough money teaching
ehool - pay for his legal education. Let
that rumble around in your Cranlal cavity
for % moment. AZ eighteen he began 20
I Z Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
D REPRESENTATIVE \. O. STANLEY Of

IN Kentucky was holding verbal post
norton over the glorious victory the Demo-
Gratis won in the elections last November
He said it was such a sure thing that it re-
minded him Of a conversation he had heard
in the street regarding the proprietor Of a
lunchroom.
Il see. said one man. that Bill Jones
has established a lunchroom. wonder II
he's making any money out of IT"
Making money!" responded the other.
with that location. the only way man
could lose money would be 10 sit on the
counter. take a big revolver, and shoot all
the customers as they came in the door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS. United State

) senator, author, and famous W.T., was
discussing automobiles. which subject re
minded him Of old Aunt Lucy. a colorcd
woman Of gigantic physique and wonderful
powers OF language.
one morning Aunt Lucy was standing on
the roadside while the dust left behind by a
speeding touring car settled upon her highly
colorcd hcadgcar She was brandishlng
alott a green parasol, AMI was hanging on
the atmosphere lurii pictures of what ought
10 happen to drivers OF automobiles who
made pedestrians leap into the bushes.
Oar amt no sense in it. she concluded
"Dcy III ought to be rested AMI hung. Dey
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

sfopbrm9et peb 11oitillingen 1914.
arbejoet meo Sfopbruaets Deltn-
aeIie 1 MbitiIlinaen 1914 CT III. j
fuIb Gong. Observation-Disclosures
bIiDer, anoronet iaalc0es, at Der blf=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
Syn Bakpt..

Nbcrocen Manufacturing 50.
CT blepen. organiicret for Gilpirf=
ming al @anoifcr, 8enflGoer %
Sfjortcr.
M4c @%o1rtrofter for 0pfgrel-
len al Glap Gollntys npe Gourt6,1s
G%erlnillion or I'LL ll,tteoe, og SEN
belle 8p9ning pil folte omtrert
100000.
Attc1l Siouril10io,lere fra Binc
&ioge / 9feicrpationen tiltraaote
forleoen &ejien til Berlin, 3yflono,
bbor Sc ifal optreoe / CIT r@i(G
@clt 6Dolp".
= 81. g. 5. 2ipir1siton, ser i
nplten ct balot M%orbu1oreoe far
proftiieret lom 2pge / Danfton, o.
lon l,oe1 Spipl sar bcggc 0cfcioy
crneS rlbite 2Gge, 6poe pIu6i; Gig
forrige 6reoag al ct SjertetilfulSr,
&c Mar gal1rn1cl. Or. 2ipingiton
bar / flcre Mor @eltprer. for Sta
tens Sinoslpgeboipital og bar for
relten befle6t mango a,0re offcnt=
ligc Sillibsbpcrp.
st &or al Moberts Go,rutns
Gmbebsm9no cr / sen icnere Sio
let / @abeltoffcn nco 8eifplonin9sr
for lb9oerlig Gmbe6sfgricl. &la-
eerlre CT fremferte al 6. Q. Ser=
gealo1, iom ionti0ig, far paopeget
Silf9loer, bporpeo Golu1tpet CT ble,
bet belpcget, % ban bar gipet nro
fomme11oe Gmbebsmunb al N11leD=
ming til at ioglpge bam for Gre
frenfel1be @eifpl6ninger;; men til
oenne Sis CT 1loget iaa0ont Sfri51
life tagct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

6perfen 9iigsmaals= cllcr 9ambs.
fmrjcr. &irtcfomitccn inoltillcr ef=
ter IorlpocnOe 6%olfeifolepu lenets
@lloget Nplpsl,ingspG ie,ctS 1on0s
SGrbuogct ~ i oct pni entlige ef=
ter 6orlGggct.
&irfcocmrtcn1cntct bopoc fore
ilaact @cpllg1ing til 3 &igsnools=
% 3 2oncsnlaolstl1rier for 9rrerc.
&onitecn er cnitcmnig 90 at itrp<
&c 0e,,',c Goit, ion III. finoes gau>
ifc opcrflebig.
29rerlfolcrl1c ltoa anto1es at al
be al sen lln%Oerpisning loopd /
Migsmoal iom / 2m0sm1aal, io..1
trGngcs. % bpis sen %l1noerria-
ming life er tilitraffelig, CT set cit
Mangel beb 2arerifolcrnc.
GiI @jengjalo forcilaar &orni=
teen, at 8epilgninacn til Meiieiti=
pet16ier for 9Grere forbpjes ira TO-
600 til 10000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
JnrArtt rut1nt.

Set rloite lpcnjfe Sloo fer /
Sm1oct, v@enlon9et", CT fjpb. al s.
g. Ecterl oll, Chicago, ST. @o1
pil l,opioe Npiicn og far ollcrcoc
c19agcret y. q Npborg og SEQ
uiQ Il. s. Ecteripn peo ~5pcnif IL
Iogblapct" i S%tocfbol,ll, SpcriAe,
inn1 Mcorcooftprcr.
Gen ipcnitc &egjerin9 bar or
beioct ior at gjere al 9rraoepins-
fabrication / 5pcrigc til ct 'Stots=
monopol, men 6oripaet CT, %iorelp=
big intfalo, ltral1Get, 0a oct life er
lpffcocs at ppl1ao Spcrcnsfomlt m1eo
Sc Scllfuher, iom ltaor l1oel1tor
Sprittrl,l ten, og "a Slrolpsnings=
luumun fpr @r9l1oeriernc bliper
iGr ltor.
Set billieite &Grclic i roget re-
lpcfto6elt @otel / 8albingtou folte<
Sc $42 nnoer sSl1ol,gl,ratione11
Niorts Maoreo. 9cnrc Yris gjGlz
scr rigtignot for ct Z Cages Op=
bplo, bpilfct cr Oct forteite Gios<
RIM &otellcrnc uoleicr poo. Sat
tigiolf tl,noe iaale0cs iffc bape
&ooo til at relic til @al6ington,
.. g., ipr at le @illpn % toge
Icl / Icitligbeoernc.
Or. Mubcrt :. Miitum / Chicago
pooltaor, at nlo,t magelig far lepe
ior 10 Gcllts ON 9agell peo at 1pl=
il 1igener, Gates, &oli1cr, EeonutS
og WrpntiaNer. &jpb og 8rpoltof1e
or aloeles %npopcnoigc. Sire roa
Ycalmlts, tre Gates % cit Gallon
&ono or ct, ocjligt Mftcnsn1aoltio,
nncllcr BAN. ga, ia, bper iin Snrug,
ia &intappcrcn, fam oraf, mcoerS
SC al,orc iloges.
Oct fuitcr $1,000 al fpSie / M=
bcrta. 0ctte 8elp6 maotte ialfalo
e, @jpbmor,o Gotricf Mlarp / Sill
lpne,1pc ,ro meo, ioroi ban ltjal ct
@ps fra Ntrs. SSSca,1 9olllanger, me-
oe,ls bun bar / bans 8ltif for at
ajprc SS1ofipb. 5rooS fine IS Aar
jpntes bol1 Sen 40=aarige &bt1oe
bar iao bcoaarenoe, at &jpoet git
opcr Gptugtclien og balr trpffeoe ct
&ps poo bclrbes roicl1rgse Sober,
ioa set imalo. Sun loglpgte bam
for $1,000 % panot.
Maanar Cmtbebt al 9torge Sfi-
flub / Chicago gioroe beo oct tore
Sfire1,o / Srontpooo, Micb, bet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
fdt sc
hendeS LIdelSeP.
Kjcbte Lydia E. Pinkham's We.
getable Compound, der for
vandlede hans Hustru til
en- sund Kvinde.

Middletown, Pa:-"Jeg havde Ho.
vedpfne. Rygsmerter og nedadtryk.
kende Smerter i den Grad, at jeg
undertiden like kunde staa oprejst
og teg havde Ell saa heftig ORGANISE
B~etsendelse. at jeg like kunde udfsre
init Arbejde. Jeg kunde like lave
ct Maaltid god Mad til min Mand OF
wort IL Barn. Mine Naboer sagdc,
at lie syntes mine L.idelsel. var fryy.
telige.
"Min Mand blew trait af ut sc paa
mine Lidelser og gik en- Aften til
Apotheket og kiSbte mig Ell Flaske
at Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. som han paabpd mig at
BRUCE. Jeg kan like udtale for Dem
alt Diet jeg matte udstaa. og heller
like ON al den Nytte Deres Medicin
tldrettede for mig. Jeg blew straks
Begyndelsen bedre og den har' givet
mig nit Helbred tilbage. Jeg ka,,
udfSre alt NIT Husarbejde og har
endOg h.iulpet nogle af mine Venner.
Jeg anser den for at vare Ell vid-
underlig Hinlp for lidende Kvindel.
Jeg har fact flere til at BRUCE den,
efter at de har set hvorledes den
hialD mig."-Mrs. EMMA ESPEN-
SHADE, 219 East Main ST, Middle
town. Pa.
Pinkham-A[idlerne har Ell stolt og
hederlig Rekord. bet er Ell Rekor,l
ON stadig SER Over K%vindernes
haardnakkede Sygdomme - Lidelse,.
som bringer F~ortvivlelse. bet er ct
etableret Faktum. at Lydia F.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound har. glen
gfvet Tusinder af saadanne lidende
Kvinder deres- Sundhed. Hvorfor
prSver De den like, hvis De believer
en- saadan Medicin?
Hvis De 9nsker ct specielt
Rad da skriv til Lydia E.. Pink
ham Medicine Co. (confdential)
Lynn, Mass. Deres Brew vii
blive aabnet, lest og besvaret af
en- Kvinde og holdt i strang For
,trolighed.
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Prairie Land 7 = q ! E :; :; !: ]; Z: !! ! e ( !; ]; J; 3; 4 81; ] 4! q? i

pGloigc sop poa 169 % iotte Ser
me0 ny &erocl1srefprD. 0cn tio=
ligere Gerbeusreforo par paa 157
500 og blep iot al @unlrnr Nn0crz
le1 pea Mp1umboftcn / Mprac ifjor.
Gen omlcrital1lfc Mcforb, iou1 in0e=
bapocs al Mnoers @al,gc1 al G1ip=
peipa Sails og 5iauro @anicn al
Tergus Sails, par poa 1852 500.
$. ). MeGurmicf; JONI 9iiteoe eli
9attcr al. Sobn .. Mocfcfcllcr, Bug
ge6e Jig @iem / 2ofc Torcit nGr
Gbicogo. @uiet liggcr> 1000 500
fra Spc1. Tor at nau 0elt1e be-
fpellt, bp9gcs Ser 3lr1u1el re0 fra
@l,iet og iioc1 til Stranocl,, ioa BET
pao sen Moaoc blipcr let at 1ao
&a0titcoct. Som ct Gfscnlpcl paa>
bpa0 %nri1nelig rigc Tnlf ton llple
bort nru1cs, at 0crr1e lillc Gfstra=
beflemmcligbc0 fonrn1cr poa So
OOO, 900.
Trm Sara6 s. &nll, G,,fe otter
DC I11M, sen berplute norlfc @ir*
limit, eitcrleo Jig cit G!caoom
prroiat til ~ Million &ro11er.
Gproien al ofopocs Njenoomlhc /
Seem 2)ort belp6er Jig til 1G",AlG
&roner. Som bcfjel,bt ogOe Irl,2:1
oeu 1Soe SSalu1or 1911, eite~laoc,-
Sc Jig ct 1citomcnte, bpori cit 5in=
500 Seft Dor nupnt lom enelte
Mrptoger. Ole @luls 0otter, 6r1t
0le- @ull @al1gha,t, fit pc0 &ettens
@jGlp 5eltanentets 9eltemmel1e
onitprtct til 6oroel fpr Jig lelp.
2ercrinoc / &ogning peo &riiti=
al1ia 6olfeifoler, Irf. Mortba
|Gabl, ion1 meo 5tipcn0il1m er fer
/ 9onoet for at itll0ere amertfanif
Susitef, er efter Ell Sur til geiten
fommet tilbage til Seem Dorf, bpor
bun / ,1ogle Mndne0er =ifal lagge
fig otter Dompitic 5eielree" beo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

Icocbcrs College. 6rpfc,,cn far
81. a.. pUrct / BATTLE Greet, Micl).,
bpor fun lor lat Jig ino / pegeta=
riall|f &ognira, og / Mimneopolis>
bpor bun itllocrcoc &ogelulocrDis=
ming pco Iolfcifolcr,rc Ser. Trt.
Gobl bar ogina ct Stipclloilun ira
rNnrcrical Scandinavian TpltnOa:
tiou".
Nclu Yorfs Trcosforenin9 bol0t
11ylig ct %intcrrs lal1t Meoc. Jor=
l>1ollocn, Nnorup Carnegie, notolte
Jig imoo 0orpgelie al Tlaaoclr og
@nrel1. @al, boaber, at @ooorom
@ilions Soar pao cnbpcr Mmnlo0=
ming ON 6prpgelie al &rigsitprfen
pil mipc: Scr iaa goo farit at
fortullc os,. bpilfen 6jenoe oct or,
strGngcr mere @eifpttelie inoo."
= vSffc ct al SC tire, Slugifi6e, ionn
er. forlangt, pil, ON Sc blipcr bpg=
get, n%ogeniinoc oftprc ct Sf,,o moo
Ell JicltOe, mel, oil rl,ltc bort til III
gen Nptte = 10000 900 bort
9ollct," crflereoe Mr. Carnegie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

hruget mart :1naa lioeitillcs mes
De anore M0ringer: i totopolitiif
9enieeltoe. Scr fnnOe ffripes meget
ON Get bcrettigcoc / en- iaobon Ste
form, men ct llgeblaos Spalter ct
mnaife life set rette Sor,,m ber-
for. Seq bil FIN bape oplpit, at
arapet bar melot Jig % meloer fig
Itrrferc % itarferc for lpert Mor.
30ie Icbrllor 1913.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

Som man icr nrbeioer set norife
6%orbuosparti life lu1oer Ierlig lpic
ltoiigtcr. Set CT CIT fonatiit Scamp,
lom er rejit for Mlfobolens 6orori=
belle fro Sanbct; met, man er 1,u
ia%'1oipnlispis fonrnten iaa langt, at
man life TON aaa itort Inrgere.
Sfjent Ser / 5tortinget iiboer ct
Tlertol for 9otalforhlo irnob cnbper
Slags olfoboliit Drif,, bar set fit
fert megct large l1oiiater meo Sub
tprellem al ct iaaoant Bdtbu6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

svl1lul1cr I Srt1ttd1tQ DQr | Ocll M11=
leoning lcnot oct norife l%1oenrigs=
Department CT Sfripelie, bpori ban
l1obeoer lig nGrll1ere Splpsni1ger
ON bette Sfriot pg REFER Spprgs-
moolet ON, bpnrpiot oenl,e Ss5,o<
lfrenflling fan iiaes at ppre / Strio
me0 sen mellem Morgc % 6ronfr;J
beltoaen0c 9anoclstroftot. Sono=
ipnli9pi5 pil sen fronife &egieri1g
mi poonp gjsre int SSar6flpoelic
%gigloenoe, ga l11al1 / Morgc itoar
foron ~5am1lagsaftcmninger" / e1
&nffc @pcr. @pis 8%rpnocpil1s=
og &inbma0clen if1l0e blipc e,1onl,
mere inoifrG,fet, frpgtes set, at
Sronfrig oil ifrioe til froftige 6or=
rolosregler for at heifptte fin Stn=
og Observation-Disclosures til Morgc:
Mcn set CT life blot 6ronfrig.
JON fan bol0c set nnrlfc iSorbl,bs=
parti til6oac. Sgioo Spal1ieln og
Sortllgal pil nurc iltonS BERTH, og
Ser CT oAiaa ira Sen &ul1t fun1nlet
@oparllcr. @pis Norgc aoar til
Solofprhpielic pou oiSic 2o10es &i=
ne cllcr / %nGumcpnrcig @roo for
ringer S~1rofpriclcn til Morgc al
iponlfc cllcr port1,giiilfc Sine, bill
oi3ie 2anbc pnrc iito,,o til pc0
Splbforbojclic poa Sen norif e Slip
Tiff at gipc Sen 11orifc 6prmtosbe=
brgclic ct Soar, Ser nil ron1l11c iom1
Ell flor lllDffc. Gen nprlfc &lipfi=
iteuofprlel iii Spo11icu og Yortl,gol
mbcj0cr nllerc0c III, lu1ber ltGrf
&onfrrrrcncc ira SSluno, 6rrpcrne,
&cwfolu1olano % 9a6raoor. @n
forgplospis l,6ctpoclio 1oloforbpiel-
ic oil pnrc ilton0 til omtrcnt at doe
lGggc set norlfc 0torfc6 hos oisic
itpritc tlipfiifforbr1,gen0c 2m,bc. Sg
bette piloc otter bapc Sc iergcligite
Tglgcr / Norac. Sffe Blot piloe Set
hurc ct boorbt gfpl,oniif Slog for
Sc ltorc @onoelsb1rlc-i Bergen, Male=
llll10, &riltians iul,o, 1rono6jem %
SDernc / Noronorac, iom for SC Sll=
linoer oa after Slliinocr al. fotti9e
Mcnneifer / set norblige Morgc, lonl
life bor o,oct chs Iiiferiet at lepe
al. Mcn Iilferiet barcr til 9tor=
ges lterltc S,iotnetstil0c. Sffc ITO
get 2ono / @eroen CT piitnof / Sen
Groo of6r,rgigt al fine 6iifcrier.
Ser for nil Eoelngge!icn al set nor,
ife &lipiiifen1arfeo blipe fplt 1riter
lon1 CIT 2onbsu(pffc.
Set lnou pgloo llrpncS, at Bet
lpfale 1orbl1o, JONI CT inofprt / Sc
f.cite 2anooiltriftcr % / mango 9p=
CT, life pirfcr uocluffcnoc beloigt.
Set bier Jig, at Scr / SC u%tprlagte"
8Der forcgoar CT S%mugbanocl mec
Spiritltoia, ser bor Sc pGrltc sri:
ger. Moll fom,lrer alorig / Uorle:
gc,1bco l. cit iaobon N%orbuosbp, Dpis
ilon bill ifaffe iia @rrl,Sepin; men
set or l@rlig Sc lil1pleite Serter Al
spirituoi o,. Scr CT. %ool19bor i oc11ne
S%mlGtning. somtioig far 6orbn=
oct eli ubcloia S%1,oflpoclie paa Sl,-
rilttrafifcl1. ioet @omn1lll1albeitprel
le1 / Ell MGffc @pgocr bar npgtet
5nriitbotclleruc enoog Gin- og 81
ret. Gnobioerc Far. Torbu6et mos
MISUNDERSTANDING lfaifet &ommlt=
1,erne egeoe lt6gifter, i0et Sen itprlte
Gel al Observation-Disclosures Sbcr=
ifl.o gif til neloeoige 9iemeo, ionl
8omnnlncn Ill, maa moeritette,
1toar Jorbuo er in0fert. sllle oisie
9elllpn Far giort. at ser er rejit Ell
aanife itarf Meoftion moo 6orblloS-
: bepGgelien.
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nemorroidsr kursret til - Dsxs.
Deres Apotheker vii refundere Pengene hvis PA
20 OINTMENT like kurerer allie Tilfelde at klo-
ende, skjulte, bl0dende OF f~remtredende Hamo1
r0ider l 6 til IA Dage. Soc. Hvis like hos Apothe.
kerne sendt portofrit we'd Modtagelsen at Prison
ira Paris Medicine Co.. st. Louis. Mo.
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Warmers White Wine Of Tar
Sirup. Diet bedste Hostemiddel paa
Jorden, standser Forkjglelse i en- Dag.
hvis taget tide. Femogtyve og SOC.
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Nnrgr.

AnrgP.
sSia-- a ~ ~
st itpat 6orIis. Gn flor Meotor.
hoab fra Molopen or 17oe 6ebrnar
l%orliit. paa 0ribgorl1sbcltet mco Z
Niolt0s 9eiatnin9. Gnbper llnStr,
ret,tirg iaunes. agien iiooer 5 gn-
Fer % % uiorlprgcoe 8grn,. Be fle-
ftc ! in1aa aoor. Gnfeltc trenger
sjebltffeIig !0jolp.
&ejanlra / @ansoal. &ejlefore.
1lingen bar eiter Muoragen0e ire
2e,lsmono @lptpolo / @citre @aus:
DOL bepilaet 500: ST. til .Spaubeioel.
ic al &isrcpcien fra Mesiebroe1 til
@lpeooIspauoct. Oct or 6oruolGt'
ninaerl, at Mrbcj0ct paobegpnoes III:
Den bette Nars llo9ang.
Gn Sturtin9sm,anb anatclot IL,
nloplig @,sit. Mooum @erreos=
itpre bor ifelge .0ranmclrs Iioen'
Be" aurnelot @jerne al Melaac11
Sfop, 0bomas Spnil. Sfotselpen,
% Storttngsmono q. S. 9orgen,
Nebre @fer, for l1roermaols S119lt,
oe oerbeo Sperifrioclie al Sfopz
peotegternc. @lgltcn CT eftcr Tpr-
lpbnoe fore taaet al 5gomos Spajn:
Jicloet tlcocs. Iorifiellige Sing
tpber poo, at sS%S,1tcrcsim for 6ielo=
ifopen i @uiterllo Ill, CT / glGoeli9
Gaflt, ifripcr v9uitcruos 9lao".
6ertil hiorogcr iolialo for ct ser
re0s &e0fommeuoe, nen1lig @ol I
9ollingoal, iiftcrt oct 2egat pa1
10000 &r., loli1 &optcjn @ulbrar1=
ion far gipct @pgocn. &cnter11e
1tol onpcr1oes iom Hr1rnier til oe'I;.
lon1 opl1oor SC beolte Meiultoter al
Sfppplautningcr moo Tjcloct. Ser
or oibolot &ttol1ttt,ricr pao tre fo:.
jfjclligc Sttocr / SOL, % til ois|s
bar Sfopiclifahct lenerct gratis To-
600 Il,rltplantcr. Mnntslfopmclt>:
SeWrltoo m%cboclcr, at Elontl1in9crre
CT iloort goot til; pco @jeilo boboc
Morsiflroocne eli 9un90c al I Som
n1er, pg proftilf toIt por i'1acll
&louter gaoct uo. Ser CT loaleccs
goot M1ob ON, at hisic Ylontl1inge:
bill lpffes, % Set pil 6lipe i1teres=
iant at ie, booreon oct nil orte i!y /
5remtiocn.
Srpmsp faar Tcrgcforbinoelie
nteb TaitlanSet. st &pmn1lnifo=
tiol1sipprosnoal, ion1 or of megcl1
SS11tcrcsi c fpr @pc, ng oct %tillteoen=
Sc 3ii1rift, ncnlig Sprettcllen al
cit regelmusiia Iur9cforbinoclle meo
6oltlonoet. ltaor I'LL. foran lin 2ps-
ming. @pitpret bor beiltttet @pg-
ming al to Motorfnr1er, eli itor
for @oos= pg @clte6cfororin9 og cit
minorc for &erlontrafit.
9romspinnbet ocltager mes Ell
Sreoicocl / Smtoltningerne. ns Stu
ten ifol bpggc Sen np6pcnoiac Sort
1attelie al SnnlonoSpjgn ira oe11s
%,1upnrenoe G%nocpunft til Sen Dor,
6enbc Trrgefni. Ser Dor (nngs
SS,1olal1oet og @omfiorocn ca. 1000
Mennelfer, iom poo Sci, Moooe bill
foa oircfte &jprcfprbiuoelie mco
@Den.
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acknowledgement paa

Srumsp. Spergsmaalet ON 8c=
bilgning al Mettigbcocr til @pe11s
&otellcr til llolfjnl1fnin1 al 81 og
Sin bcbal1blc0cs poal1p al @pltpret
forleoer,, / Iorbiuoclic mco fornpet
8%ebamoling al Dcn 9epilling &cltan=
rotpr Getterlon iif, ioroi bon CT
observation-disclosures 2cocr.
Mn ifctc Stenmcgipnin9cn peo
Mapnoproob % 11on 6lcp Gionc til
at Sc to Sotaliitcr iom iorrige
Sang / 9p al sen bcmmelige Mf=
%ltenlning ipiNtcoc lit Erogrom oa
itcntc for @cpillina, Sc pppcoc III,
iffc at ipiate programmed, n,co Sen
6elgc, at %cttcrion miitcoc lin Set
og Mrbejoerf orcningcn i%orn1cntli(
fin 2ejcr. Sntct @oteI fif @epil
ling. Sffe cllgol,g til StjUnfninl
al alfoboliragt 81.
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Landm@nd t.. Weston
ki0hef. Ears1no : Na,x, Va

|kj0ber Farlne i New York.
Ofiiciel Bulletin. Farme Tor salR. OF andr.
vp.xsninRer ON Landbrugsudsigter / New
). n''fsah,xsr, uspt. Asr, % p,rt asv, usu ysrt.
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= Nbcroeen Manufacturing So.
CT blepen- organiicret for Gilpirf-
ming al Salroifcr, 8el1f(eoer %
Stjortcr.