The Sentinel, 1883-06-01, Page 5a
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••TROV1LES:j.N.:1.4ELANR:
Dublin cablegram says: It IS
announced that Carey'e return hobo° is only
temporary, and that the Crown Still 'holds
Ain), voiteese• to testify bathe oases ef
.Sheridan, Tynan and Wa1h.,
KilIeella, the isiipposed lunatic who etatecl
that he took part in the murder of Lord
Leitrim, was discharged, to -day- and Lent
' back to the workhouse, • .
Daniel Curley; the coodenaned PliceniX
Park murderer, will be hanged to•morrow.
Eis,• father fetid; his wife toslay bade hiM
, farewell; they were very 'much distressed,
but the prisoner waslirni.• _ •
Judge O'Btien• today discharged the
• special jury panel silinmoned: to try the.
: .men charged with the .Pholnix Park mut-.
dem and other erimee. Ile praised the
manner in wiliolithelabore of the jurors
had been performed. The special business
of the commieeion was conchicied to -day. ,
I Inreferenceto the circular from the
Vatican the•Nettieit says !" It Romeenters
into an unholy alliances with England
against ns, . We shall stand for the national
rights and libertiee of Ireland against Rome
and England combined." ' ' . •
United Ireland saYi "'The circular would
be received with a smile' were it to come
,:frOm any other soiirce.".. It calla the docu-
ment .44 The result Of to, digoreditable
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intrigue and a supplement to the. Coereion
..'Mithael Devitt, elope with .a £1O contri-
• bution for the Parnell tribute, sends' a
• vigorous letter, expressing indignation at
the action �f the Vatican: "It Will be an
• • inausificiouisday for the•datholio Chukoh. in
• Ireland," he says; ." when the, people.
become :,convinoecl that'. the Holy See,
through political intrigues', • can be Made
the instrument of English Whig dipto-
rnacy.", He : also °We it a trick,,and
adeboatee that the Parnell fund be svielled.
• to E50,000. , . • •
reported that the Papal reioript has
•, absolutely stepped all: subscriptions • to
the Parnell testimonial throughout Boa-
.00nimon. •.
The frith Parliamentary partyis said to
be 'greatly' • discouraged by • the '
PoPe's recent_oiroular. .. No doubt 'the Storms: that_•_eyieek,ln'eLi,elroost;..unearyin
lp.1+ VTI4 'TIME'
Wkn;Calat000 the irerrible ',Ireir,ft4004
The Sleepily iitisebareee-re lbere uq
Peniteri.
0. The tornadoes that wept away Villageo.
and 'country 'houses and killed- mores of
People in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia
and South 'Carolina on Sunday possessed
some peouliar features which. render thein
particulerly worthy of attention: The first
noteworthy thing about them wee: their
number and the great' extent of territory
they covered. As in the ease of the torna-
does of last June in the region lying south-
west Of the great Itakes,_a_perfeet. nest of
atinoeplierie Odd -leer WOMB to, have .been
suddenly formed over...the pirtif States on
'Sunday, and the tornadoes thus generated
darted swiftly across the country, cutting
clean lswathes many miles long and onlY a
few hundred yards Wide.' Some general
eause inueb of course have been at work to
produce the eXtraordinary nietebtologigal
conditions favorable for the eimulta,neous
development of these storms, SO widely
1§0Parated, and yet se similar in their ober-
aoter and effects. %his. gense ' found in
the conflict between the cold storm current
which 'was,. at the time sweeping,
across the whole country •from the'
weetward, and a leis extensive but
powerful *arm current advancing , from
the Cailf. . Where these currents reet there
was. a sort of struggle for the mastery,
w•hicei resulted in the fon:dation' of tor-
nadoes along the lige of Meeting. An-
other fact ofspecial interest- is the wonder-
ful eleottioal. discharges Which aocom-
paniod the tornadoes. Electricity is
always strongly developed during ion*
storms, but in this case the lightning
seems to have been incessant, reminding
one Of aciceiints of thunder storms in the
tropics. Books and •newspapers were read
and letters `wrttten by the almost-unceal-
ing illumination' in the clouds. There
;mine to be no meat* !within Iminanreach
to cope With these powers o! the air.
tornado gannet be 'arrested in. its. course;
The Only thiug to do is-to.get out •of its
way. But at 'present there is not even any
means of predicting their Reining. The
Signal' Service can only deal with ordinary
cultIone USE Oat
Whet is Atone itclits 2,400 a. Dar In
litecbeeter,
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Comparatively few persons are probably
Ware of the fact that eggs are 'need to any
exteet' except. as an artiole of Nod. Yet
enob is, the case, and there is all establish.
ment in this city -one of three in • the
Vatted States-411Mb utilizes large nun].
hers daily. curious reporter for The
Unica recently paid a visit te the Albumen,
Paner Company's works on Water street.
The first sight which Met his .oyes was an
immense basket of eggs. The reporter
made known his wishes to a representative
of tbe ooinpany, whekindly; In answer to
numerous questions, gave all the informa-
tion in .his power.. As above Abated, there
are, only tWo other, &Rittman paper
factoriee In ,the - country, ohe being
located in 'Camden, N. J..0 and one at
Philadelphia. These three Arms supply the
7,000 photographers in the United- States
with the peculiar kind of pa,per .neoessary
for Omit business.: • The manufacturing
season begins in the • latter part of Febru-
ary, and continues until near the first of
the folks wing December. During the season!,
thelloolieeter ceinpany uses On an average
itbout 200 • dozen ' eggs (2,400) per day,
wine& makes wtotal of about. .5o,(ipo dozen
(soo,ocici eggs) per year.. • Grocers in the
surrounding ,‘ towns furnish the greater
part of the eggs; ' which must be perfectly,
Poins idea of the extent of the
business may be obtained • from the fact
that paper sufficient to print 200,000 pho-
tographs has been prepared in one day.
Thepaper used is Of the finest quality, and
is imported from Franco.. The reporter
was Shavn intO a, room where a. young lady
was busily engaged in • breaking eggs'
and separating, the 'Whites , from
the:' yelks: , The whites:4er° ,Prepared
by 'a -chemical prooees: and ;then .epreitil
over the surface of the paper, leaving it
glossy as iieeti•M the Photograph. • NOticing
that the yelke *emote° carefully, preserved,.
the reporter_ inquired if it walspossible to
utilize them, and Was answered in the
afiirmative„ They are nearly all sent to
Johnstown- and Gloversville, Where the
glovers use theni for dressing kid. The
"Threw Physic to !the Deo, Noce
et it." •
• We do not feel ince :Waiting. Macbeth for this
expression of disgust, . Hven "nowadays meet of
the cathartics ere great repulsive pills, °Rough
to "turn' One's stomach," , Rau Macbeth over
taken Dr.. Pierce's if Purgatire Pellets " he Would
net have uttered. these words contemPt. BY
tiriz!qi.sts.••• 4.
• Reports from, the hop region of Prince
Edward are linfavorable.
'Ho*. You Tamp IT ?-If so, you oars
testify to its marvellous powers of healing;
and recommend it to your friende. We
refer to Briggs' Magio Relief, the grand
rs hp. 0 ao Ott fit 1,00 hfooire ra morbus,
dysentery,
ogee:tap:ye! politiaamt;jr:
sualtnesis of the stoniaoh and bowel
cOmplailits.. • ,
Ox -blood is a new 'color far paraaels,
ntivITer 'Mk& •
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<Ian you find a case of 13rIklit's Disease of the
Kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary or Liver Coniplainta
that is curable that Rol:Bitters has not or cannot
cure? .Ask your neighbors if. they can.
I Littlebeier kegs are used. for perfume.
They' aro of Mcydixed eilVers . •
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' Aims' reit Lire. -Sixteen Irides were
covered in two hours and ten minutes by it
lad sent for bottle of Briggs' Electric!, Oil.
Good time, but poor policy. to be SO far.
frorn a drug iiitore without it... .
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flOvvers for tbe.00rsage. •
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Cherry . blossoins are ths ,•fashionahle
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• Manysink into an eery grave • by ;net
giving . immediate attention to a slight
tough Which could be stopped . time by,
wtheisUotrets•O.pf 4ila,mtwoenniotYs;yfirtip,ut bottle of. Dr.
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g ekin-and-xyelks-arir-plaeott-t,ogethet in a
• quietus---Whialk7A;lonbishop-Crekirreceivect, vouree
clear 4acrose the continent. Th
trough and treniped upon with the feet. A
niehlathusimparted.:tcs the fikintvW1110
414/4.ebtfr'--t=1.,
waMvolaritreattoIct,41.15r offeelrectel
large number of the dogskin gloves and kid
shoes worn so extensively are nothinginore
than sheep or calfskin dressed and finished
with ' the *yenta of eggs. Col. B. EL Eddy's
morocco fabtory is the only establishinent
in.this City using yelke in dressing leather:
Mr. 'Eddy said he also. used the whites to
some extent, but -Only in the finishing -of
the roan leather.--Aochester (N.Y.) Union.
' will Materially weaken • the. 'National
interferon* in Irish political affairs Very
• bitterly, .but their public 'utterance* are
• eautidint. ' One of the . speakers. at „the
National League meeting yesterday,. while
advising his hearers to reniain faithful to
!Mr: Parnell, cautioned them not to waver
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in allegiance to their faith, becitwie the
. Pope's action was: based on , the false in-
- formations of British agents; who desired
the death.. :Of; either' • .the •• Cathelic
,Church • or • the • present • political
. movement.. •.Anything. unirtous to either
• wettid . play into the ' Government's
• hands: There- is no doubt' that the :letter
will create some defection, but the extent
• will net he known until Bieber). Croke .hal.
tad an'opportimity to express him:Bolt to
• the people, ' and probably . wit until • after
' Cardinal '111.90abe eau visit Robe and con-
. atilt With thePope. Me. Parnell reported.
as honeying that the Government en-
deavor to use this inieliterpretation of the.
Pope' letter to Ware him. He regards'
---the-doetiment-its-moreadeisetyrthan--Man:7
datoryiand does not thinkit will oheck the
, national movement, nor .stop -the Cathalic
clergy, from taking an active interest
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politics.' . • . ••
`A Chicago deltatch says The Citizen,
published by John 7: Finerby,.meniber of
Congrees,lise , an 'editorial headed "Boy-.
nOtt the 'Pope."' It says "(.1! all the
• preduotionis of papal interference. in the
• affairs of Ireland that has.. marked the
policy of the. VatiCaii from the days of
• Adrian .7; to. John .XXII. and from the
feign of that , Pontiff. to the , present Vine,
the lest circular addressed by Leo XIII. to
the Irish bioliops and clergy, in regard to
• the Perna. fund, it the most intolerably
Impertinent: If the Irish . people submit
• cravenly to tble latest . lash, .the
• whip being furnished by the Pope's worthy
• ally, Viotoria; they Will forfeit the reispeet
• of the world at 'large." The ,article. :
• "Let the • Irith people • ..hold publie
•meettnge in every ins:mese, .pass resOlu-.
Vents Sternly denouncing any, More of His
• Holinese!: unholy intervention' in Irish
• poritice,and tell' him for .once and for all,
. time !kb:ay and respectfully to 'mind his
Own business as head .of the Catholic
Church. ' They might .suppleirient this
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.hieseandalous banana alliance with the
itraiszeitiniy of. the Irish nation and raok.
' In.a Word, we.' advise our countrymen to
'boycott the Pope, and MOO him a lesson
that . may be :servicieable at least to his
• imooelsor, Cut off some of the Monetary
supplies of ,. Leo, and teach . Without
• beingraisunderstood,, that the Irish rare
•-cannot be bulldozed into .slavery by the
• bayonets of England or by the thunders of
" • Rome. We hope the Irish bishops and
clergy have backbone enough to resent this
• Roman outrage 'on' their natrietisni. Ire-
land Will ;stand. by them against Pope Lea.
and every other • foreign busybody, he be
• Baton or Italian." . • • . •
• It is stated that an informer, 'brought
from •America because of,,the knowledge
ho possessed regarding persons im-
plicated in the dynamite: conspire:0y, has
been in Scotland Yard for two. days.- A
Bozne despatch say: The Pope hearing
of the meetings Dublin,.which .his
, action was esindemeed,fientfor 'Cardinale
Jacobin]. and Simeoni, and insisted that
his letter to the irinh Mabel* be strictly
telegraph can give warningathcAppreaph
Meg sasi4tish, Walt,: OW their- carceiret
destrinstion the most iinexpeoted: man-
ner. . Still, if the theories of the meteor°,
logists correct; and : tornadoes are
generally formed where opposing ourrenta
meet,, and aeoffshoots of a, main dorm, it
should he possible to obtain some warning,
even Short, of the tirnee and places
where these friglithil battles in the air are
likely . to be /Ought. • • '
• Willindtrype•Serier.
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. . (Lindsay Warder.) ,
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A couplisof •days,,,ago. 114..Gee.411. Fox
(formerlycity editor., of the Ottawa Frei
Pre84, who is still in this smitten trying to
regain health and eight, • dropped , into.the
Warder ,offiee, and aybile'. 'being piloted
through by one of the proprietors to hear
.dnoe more the c)atter, of , the presses and
the olioking of type gait was being mar -
shelled into line, passed the remark that
he could set type, notwithstanding his.
blmdposs. Tipen-being.-mtrodueed-te-a
case be readily found, the 'boxes with the
different letters in, although it is a
number of • years since he was an active
werker in the ." art- preservative," and
when a istick and rule Were given„ him he
wentro work and without much difficulty
be set nti the following original lines:.
, MY IWILII.T'S LONGING.
Out from. the land of shadows,
' ;Out from the land of dreams,
•i Waiting and sighing and banging
• To catch the suns bright gleams ;
To see the forms and faces • . "
: Of friends of fernier days -----
To visit familiar places
•. And walk in well known ways;
To view the world of beauty, -. •
• Scattered o'ereartn so fair:-
" To revel'inacenery grand,
Or rejoiee, in flowers rare.;
At times I think I see all these,'
But 'tis only in my mind..7.
OP God, how saddening it is
To live and yet be blind.:
fifftinzlyside, OPei April 80th, 1k53.1Pat,G. H. F. • '
In setting Up the above Mr. Fox had
virtually no typographioal, criers; wrong
hsttern ;Wicked out of the tight. boxes:
being easily selected by- the feeling com-
positor', but a 4* Of the letters were stood
on . their bead.. This Was not be wondered
at, however, AS the type. had dOuble nicka
meer tt"rn"hioh
one. In -the type oomposed there are some.
500 piltuseAst-nietal, and as there are over
140 boxes for lettere in a pair' of eases the
reader Oen judge of the diffieult task' per.
formed by our afflicted friend. We are
pleased to state that the doctors still bold
out hopes to Mr. 'ox that he may yet .re•
gain sight *in some degree through an
operation to be perfOrmed'in the course. of
a few 'menthe, and in this we eincierely
;runt there may be no mistake.
Preferred the .
It is said ota rich Hamiltenian who has
had some experience with silver stook, that
while on his way to New York reoently he
sat in the same seat with a welltbrinwn
burglar for over (tabour and seemed to (in-
fo his society. When the burglar left the
seat 'along dame a well-dressed 'stranger
and dropped into it with the remark :
"I believe you are Mr. Short, a Handl-
ton?" •
, "Yes, sir."
"Well, Mr. Skirt, I:have been -sent East
by the stookholders • of the ,Great Induce).
'obeyed. • 1 ment Sneer Mine to -J!
Miehael Devitt says the papal oireular " klxouse ..sir -good repining' , sir I"
,to the clergy is prejudiced, unjust, and interruPtea Mr- Short, as he-seizedhis
• must evoke a strongly palatal resentment grip, and moved up eight aside ahead..
on the part of the people, Mr. Healy, •
M.P., sending a subscription to the Parnell As Leo XIII. was , recently conversing
• fund, says Ireland will neither take religion with a Frenchlady in her native language
front Errington nor gratitude f roma Rome. huluund himself at a lose for a word., and
asked her if she epoke Italica. The reply
mrs..kiffin,„ told a visitor, 4, Emma, Was In the ellirmative. "'hen," said the
yourfeatures, but I think ii1:8'S got her Pope, G. We Will Mile my native language, for
-father's hair.". "Oh, now I see," said dear I fear that if I emPleY Yollro I may have to
compromise my infallibility'!"
little Emma "- becitube I've tittpehi
hair -that hetlias to wear a , Rev. Dr.Hornblower, While preaohing in
•In tha 174 Oontury.London merchants Benefield kreebyterian ahproh.
-3:0-wae
ofLondon where_the_ Mint_therLwas,tor
safe keeping. They abandoned. the habit,
ti' uthwasIWriaken*ftlitisiati:'
ingtfi'll&IttiS lomat Aviii4latrreeeveri------
.
.,--One of the lateet foreign inventions is
'hcnVever, after Charles 1. had helloed that of the manufacture of bettlets, etc.,
self ' $(1).84000,000 which he found there,' from cast iron, containintsorne 12 per cent
elthetigh he , eoneiderately etplained that Of silietttn, it • oonipound which is said to
• be gg =04 frtiro!4,;$0,Lp- '486^0r,
u
Aoffeens*:Ind
• "Why," told a prominent dentist to a
tqleW Mirk reporter, , ". a beantiful young
lady came me and melded on having
har. roathr fine teeth,pulled. out and.'"faltie
ones put ne their plate. . I .pretested that
it wouldW foolish, silly, senseless . but
she said no, she would have them out, and
it would not do it ' • other dentist
would. 4 My , teeth are not : fashionable,'
*id she'' they are toe long; and Alert little
broOteeth like cern kernels are all the
fe,shion. now,And no one_aliniresinymouth,
have them.' , So made her the
teeth, and they eest her , jtisi .1800: • RS
couldn't See any one for two weeks after I -
pulled out her own.. They were the upper
one* only, and I neade.tliem up with geld
plates for a. handsome young fellow ..who
had his own teeth ktiooked out in a base-
ball game. The worst -of it is that he is in
loveVith this .very . whose teeth he
"wears,. and she knotes they.are•hers. • Just
ponderon that."
He Bit, eons Dynamitic.
You are thelaziest man I ever ,
said Man Jenkins to her Milhaud, who was
Waiting. for his noonday meal,' which, as
usual, was late, • •
"Ara I?" he murmured; carelessly. •••
Yes, you are, and you will stand more
blowing up than anybody ,I ever heard of
without resenting it." ' • , .
" 1?" ' • •
Yes, you will: Ain't there anything
that will -moire you , • •
" Xes,,dinner might." ,
- Then heexpleded in a laugh of derisive
sitorn,•tind his wife wentoutinto the kiteben
wondering why she ever married.
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at -4,110-015010'DNI015, :HOTEL, opposite Grand
Central Depot. Elegant room% lilted upt at • a
• oost Of Million dollars, reduced to i51 and
ripwarde,per day: European plan. IdeVator
Restaurant supplied with the beef. Rorse tiara
stages'. and elevated railroads to 6,11 .deptail.:
Families ,i1M: lite better for lege Money at the
,Grandtrilicin Hotel then at any Other firseiffass
hotel n the city.; '
As two boxes of Dr. Benson's .C1Ilery and
'Clhainomilb Pills . cured a friend Ot tu3uralgia;
whom OW Drs. here couldn't help, 11Z sena for
some for otyset.f.'' CL)V.V037;? SHAND, Windsor,
Nova Scotia
It is Perhape wen do 'lid
hove their neighbors themselves. The
neighbors would soon he hugged to death.
Nerd.e said kood ia 'needed in all
oasect of nervous prostration. Mack's
Magnetic Medicine Meets this Want "'Mere effect.,
Wally than any ether preparation, and the price ,
brings it"within thereach of all. Read the ad-
yertiseroent inanother column, ,
rtoyley sari" Never trump your partner's.
ade." We never do. ttirluck hover ie
hat% a trtimp, and our partner's lue.k is
never tolave an OIL 4. •
i° Little thanke are due to him who only
gives away What is Ile use. to himselfP The
thanks of invalids the 'world ever are being
showered.on the inventor of Kidney -Wort, Mr it
ia kiting health to all. Iiidriey-Wort MOVOS the
bowels regularly, -cleanse tho blood, and
reditially ,cilret5 kidney diseate_ , gravel, • piles,
bilious headache andpaille Which are causeci• by
disordered. liver and kidneys. Thousanols have
hem mired -VW Should you not try itni
6 Three French boats, fishing oft the coast
of Clare, recently caught in One Week 4,000
worth of maokerel; • •
The finest and noblest gioundnon, *bleb
peo le can live is truth tho 'real with the
Ithmea t• •
blit-WheretligYetigitk--thini-elti"g1;;Q.
they--mtestr bemuse lheir,ritie-sciiiiid net
fitherwiee.
"What becomes of the clothea-01481"
is the newest houitehold conundrum. That's
, easy ; they" pet ,thtcr ,:rhvTt.s.thi-kr
(11',51411;'''
are to be popular this season. .
S• . .iins,et 000tigunia'? aRclo." rainbow !' hate
' The .
Many Preis Comments have been.- made in
reference to the rimer that Sir John Macdonald'
Wag likely to be elevated to this important posi-
tion We ask why • nsane_Should-reeelvel
Special•promilienocCunlefia'Wis claimed he has
given us the N. P. o.nd has hOt giiien the disptited
territory, Dr. Scott Piitnans,_:.the ,inventar-
that groat corn
the position. His rcoorctiethelligheat that can
be °lab:acid, for by his Corn Extractor he has
ministered to the relief of human suffering.
Putnam's Corn Extractor is euro, sate and pain-
less. $. 0:Polson & Co., Kingston, proprietors.
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.0yet1,000 shade trees have thus far been
planted, throughout Breeden.
pHTIIISIS, INSTEAD:OF.BEING
purely a local disease of the • lugs, air is
ocimmonly believed, Must be treated as a great
constitutional malady, the result Of impoverish-
ment from a failure of, ' nutrition. Organa and
tissues'impaired by climatic ffuencee, or and disease, are the :het to ve, way, and we
have the poverty 01 blood showingitself in con-
sumption of the spine, hip, knee a bowels, as
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5v.:511 as the lungs: , The . defec donsiets
.essenttally in an insufffeient supply of • e food
phosp ates for tissue - construction a • the
.gentiration.. of: nerve` force. WHEEL WS
Phosphates anci"Oalitsaya sheers tbe 'beat. record
yet attained in 'beneffttiug and oUrhag this die
ease. , . •
.. A sort of.. influenza • that has been epi-
demic' among the 'horses. round WinniPeg,
uring thewinterus disappearing!..
*It the connifon • observation that the
itandard of natural health and norms,' activity
among American women is being lowered by the.
influence of false ideas and habits of life, engen-
dered by failaionable 'Ageoracee and ;luxurious.
living. it is a happy circumstance that Mrs.
Pinkham has Come ,to thefrontto,
instruct and cure the sufferers or her sex:
'Brandon is this year getting a great deal
of the hotel business thatWinnipegget last
suwmer.' • \,•
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Weals' 44 Rough en Voiiiirg”
4sitfor Wells'.." Rough on Corns." 150., Quick,
Complete, • permanent ' cure. - Ocirna, Warts,
bunions.
Ilorcesteads and „pr,e•eniptions t the
extent. of 4,000 acres were entered at Wan -
don in one day le,st Week;
:
eliciatayi Men. • •
"Wells' Health Renewer" restores health and
vigon cures. Dyspepsia Impotence, Bekaa De-
bhity. #1.
--Coming through , the
one's, way .a,minig,whiskey bur ,10. ,
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'11;115!?t.1"7:t'°11:!1:111
It is thifirat eltity towards .ohildren te,
make them happY: If you have not made
them happy you have wronged thein ; 110
other good they natty get :lair make up for
Doter ble ilan
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"Itinigh on Rata" •olciars tint rate, totes,
roaches, bed.bugs, flies, ants, :1101615, thipmemes
gophers. 15e.
-One real Spring day inakes the Whole:
world grin, •
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" (*olden MedicalDitooiery” (wilrds registered
as 8; trade -mark) cures all hUrains from the
pimple or eruption to great . virulent eating_
') It its often a good dealbetter for One to
bear trouble than get rid of It.
.IIIThe VaVciritef Prescription" of Dr. tierce
aures" fenIale weakness "and kindred age:tied,.
'By druggiets. _ . , •
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To ease earache or almost any „pain, lndr
on • cloths wrung from verY hot water.
Change them every Minute.
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