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stag ginupses of his side face its he moved
� alms through t f i t ions
t ti A
With a feint of salf•reproaoh, Mr.
'T us had to admit that thin, ward so;
) ihc>m.
•o if h
o would la
not
1.
I
wind then nske(1 Jn
• ; snake up a small one on the morrow,
.=ant1•have it sent to Body the quarryintin,
-who knew what further was to be done.
"How oro times, Mr. Bartlett..
t thin ertlkler to
„n to
thera t P
1
the.
uta
boost on, Mister; but we was jest a
gasayin' that it is curious how some folks
I kin glt along an' hey piles of money, an'
; never do not in' fur it—while then. as is
!.Honest an' works hard, kin skeorce grub
lout a livin .
an
•
sinning interest. 11 was ale other one be
opened. first, however, and rend, no wa
his custom, wino 'moving whet
To the its contents'Was a
geemed. to mous f their
ns i a e r to be
affected;
' im-
pressec: e;with
o action—as I.jo
some stop
folded it up quickly, put it away We-
in
€►ls
fit y tdi purpose-
to
Ftcp outwith
• Stride.
li{.o1 t first
The other, t
challenged
to regard as of only secondlary cons et'
game ,o r-
• and
'Mostn gavehastily con-
mos on ,also.
tinned.his way, i . cies•
seemed to forsake , oglectful.
Da1z!ynig 'Need 'Not bo Drudgery
the streams o pe( es r it tot bolt slowly onw c, L,.Rbtli.'fi,
d f time a dine ti w a
Tito detective looks from
`vatolafttl eye of the detective,
into the countenance signs
of his roanpanion, keen physiognomist, Ido no believe it necessary in a
but sownitI there no sign» of the dashed Wales aonsldcratalY, not butler dairy for the farmer to get up
rng blank.
All lens t4 pallid, nnpxamis- ill .lain or pleasure, in any o at fear o'elocl in, the morning to
rnfi Mani:. forms did Im ails +' care for his Cows. the
the tide. o
"Wen," ole muttered. e at last, after en seven, s ows. but be safe that
unusuallyoeui sod chanes had Presented itself ff t d but with the unmistakeable
for exsulbning , the isles of lyales, The f tion tlg if the letter prescriil( six, ,
had stopped, full in their Way on it ` t of inlnaacIleto urgency. it is the same1ti le every
yid the If
the
ttrel t usual time g
street corner, and turned fairly, round to pocket, and at once began
speak with, a man who met and greeted.
11 i hiitl amore rapid din i ing is six, let it be six every t vc ling,
"Well,hi. not five one day and seven or (eight
The fit
ve inn
t ds
now?" repeated the al e, i ,. the next, rice •milkers hands nitro theysafe et' snitntere(. past Wales, and histuttoat t0», lienowasceme.i be sel'upi>ilnusty 'Clean, the finger
were safe boot R nig ll,"xing,
the yotln
"That's not who, with
said S have the water
knitted �lirmv, a He tore the envelope open, h W nails short and smooth. Water reg
a ;uressntau, with it 'what seemed t be ulat'ly and if possible
sidtti moving his head negatively from d oritsall as he Y under cover in cold weather. The
side to side, t rsarY P
"Pe
a His nuns. 'Warinesso ext eow that skivers for hours together
ctly," was «_ _.. ;...�.(.. reply; him or the ex (,en i'1 a barn yard after swallowing a
CHAPTER, XIV.
Pleasant as it was to bo convinced
;-that we had struck the right .trail, it was
easy
ourter to determine actionshould be.rLtThis nine
•(slays' wonder that was mystifying the
villagers of Bedrock was also, it must
be admitted, a source of much perplexity
4 -to the Agency; The great problem of the
'1 Rina cot tin lie was this jt st t e m Wales?
+••wanted; but that was not enough.
17 -What was his alias, andwhteh his crimes?
The description of Wales furnished to
`.•us by Thomas agreed tolerably well with.
•*hose wo had obtained of Cone. But Cone
lAtad sent a letter to Wales; and men do
{snot ordinarily take the trouble to Write
't, o themselves. This would imply a case
taof dual consciousness only to be found in
?,• he resins of lunacy.
"i And- how could this Wales be Dudley?
'$ad we not obtained from Mr. S lovely,
►'.of Pittsburgh, confirmed through Special
,SA.gent Elwell, a record of Dudley and his
ucarcer that was circumstantial even to
,,fthe particulars of his marriage? The
ssisonjugal history of Wales was also now
'ti:nowntous. andenlbrieled such different
,4,y+facts es only could pertain to a distinct
.individual.
�,r Next cane the likelihood that Wales
r'panight bo tho person who had called him-
., elf Randall—or he .night be Davis or
d}Ii,ughy_ for all their descriptions bore
Othe Sane general outline. But here under
?your ,.yes wero the signatures mode by
hiders various forgers, and they were conl-
��`plet;,ly identical with the streaky, long -
".backed scrawl from Dudley's pen—while
".to crown the difficulty, the writing of
,OWales himself of which Thomas sent
;,,speeinlens from the Forest Hotel, showed
sato resemblance whatever to that used in
''any of the forgeries!
Not being in the postal service, lie was
certnlrly not the. mail clerk, Hobart,
•whim Elwell suspected, and I3angs had
• rtheorized into criminal existence. Hobart,
'indeed, we now knew personally.
None of all of these, apparently, was
Wale:: of Bedrock, and yet I felt con-
vince he was the very niers we wanted!
In this dilemma, the General Superin-
etendent, Mr. Linden and appointment Iii 1
et
together by toleg(1phic apI
.ice
with
Philadelphia, to hold conference
• . Mr. Coleman, of the Adants' Express
-Company on the subjp•;t of identification.
I urged on this gentleman the adviSabil-
- sty of sending en to Yarmouth the New-
. ark expreS� officer who had known the
forger Randall.
The express agent in question was an
Intellireat young man named ntAlonzo
'Wilson, wbo that very evening
'Themes at the Forest Hotel.
And right here, where events at all
points of oar operation crowd each oth':•r
:,no closely, I propose to take my reader,,
•directly along with him, that the result
-of his mission may be the sooner known.
, jet me prepare thong for the journey,
however, by stating, that to anticipates
'•'the expected identification, I now caused
Mr. Linden to procure a 'United. Somali
tes
warrant of arrest, charging --t
.•custrnnary verbiage-thaat W. R. Wales,
• otherwise Balled R. L. Dudley,
. D.
.:Randall, R. W. Davis, T. H. Cone, and
. „ K. Livingstone, did on or about the
lst of January, "steal, take, and carry
..away from the 'United :'totes mail draft
cer-
tain letter or packet containing
t or order for tho payment of money.,'
, This warrant, whichawita18 11.CCOMnn 1 eta
`by the necessary aspect of
3lensive enough to meet every 1
.the case, the acts of any of the oP frs
rs
being only trade possible by
.•crimes of theft.
To give it effect in the Ohio district,
e' the instrument vas sent for endorsement
• to my old friend , of Cleve -
;'land, who was also dto appoint ge tThomas a
v:LTaalted States deputy marshal to assist
In its' execution. 1 next instructed rner
1, Chicago superintendent,
Ito obtain the dncmnents in Cleveland,
and• proceed with tbent in person to Yar-
'atnouth, there to give counsel to Thomas
i•Whelt all was ripe for the arrest of
"'Wee.
We may now alight at the For,Ist
Hotel and rejoin the impatientt( detetly ive.
lulled.
i By this time Wales had amid was in the
-11)mself into security,
j.habit of coining into the city almost
every day. Mr. Thomas was thus spared
°aeared from
4 '; thederable perils ofhoveringaro nd Bedrock.
bto-a •• 3 In 'Yarmouth., however, he shadowed his
man .host assiduously. The vis isbaof Wales a
were now principally to
d
;?:other places of business. Thomas toned
1 -no difficulty, therefore, in learning that
I ho had new, at last, purchased
squatty, and was proceeding to work it
as if he had indeed settled down—to
.t0
, grow respeetable, ail it were, 011 its
arflno-earned whatlalw cks lidhe very
drew, talc.
lcnW'° y was readily furnished
tea"wham payable, reputable 11ushitSS
i by the bank -•-for all rep assist my
concerns are found
tw lung to be legitimate
officers, 'knoWillg
instruments of justice,• rcrogltired Alonzo
Mr. r1'honlas easily
'Wilson on Ills arrival et the hotel.
Together they followed 'Wales
,, 1hQ.1?rinp1pa41 streets.
";pure of that?"
--- of the moment had Haile him •
n
"that's not the fallow who collected ted the ,
While reading this letter he crumpled up
drafts at Newark."the envelope closely in his hand, and
"So much decided, perhaps," remarked with manifest inadvertence, cast the lit.
!dr. Warner quietly, as he lt•ado his tie rball ofll,a Hasp pickeditoward
of the street
gutt
and
Preparations to return to Chicago to as,
gist in the concert of fresh ineaseres, smoothing
moothi ngvit
tad out
t affectionately,
fectio Hat ly, as sots
Balers gusting Yarmouth, however, he l -note, gas sur
instueted Thomas to unabated vigilance prised—if anything
ise
over tido movements of Wales. Ho also Thoinas--to find on it this address: --
snide arrangements for the stay of the' Mr, Burry Norman, man, Wilson, for four or five days Past -Office,
more, After a more ample rest—helloped • Yarmouth. --and complete restoration to itis normal
physical condition, loo might yet This was written in ay eat edand fllope
recognize in Wales the forger Randall. A hand, evidently by
considerable time had. elapsed . since being embossed on the overlap with the
Wilson saw tho latter, and tlto Suporin- text initial L, and having on it the post
tendert well knees that the faculty of µlark of North Adams, Masa`aohusetts,
u
one ory may be greatly disturbed by the That Wales bad that morning bees
which,
alternations of bodily strength. That solnewatlat.ozoited by a mail commnnica-
•
Wlticb, of sound or form, is best re-distion; that he. weal using as au alias the
membered in ed front
is mind frequently illness;
name of Harry I�`ortltan; and that he
torted t effaced forgottc mind in illnand had a lady correspondent in forth
while the childhoodgwill melodies and AdaifS,wito addressed him by that name,
faces of will often besi vividly were facts of slush possible significance
Perceptible Tdtot theof senses of tho Cone that Thomas very properly decided they
had to
the
} \vn
-no
e k
The identity less Wales y withshould be at once made been so udley, thpriority
than with iRva lynd- Agency. Before endeavoring to retrace his
all beenr given
thcsettle sty had lie lattly 6 Y•
given to the scttlomcntof \tlie latter num, therefore, 'lip' walked a couple of
questions. Still, as there is always a blocks to a telegraph, station, to send me
the necessary despateic. To his great
p
to bring o f such eases, I now decided satisfaction Wales was in the oflloo before
to high on-kC P' ' wholhad the bn the hint andbad just finished:"at a side des.:,
forger
young book-keeper, had known the the writing of a despatch, with which he
This
as a desk -tenant of Mr illeran's. now wont over to• the operator, paid the
'Phis ynnnl gentleman, , Mr. Miller, satd. and. walked out.
transmission charge, far an
so fregucutly seen Cone, and for hours at T,1 (letective• wipe+ wag
a time, when he was playing his little tr to Wallos ,
game of real estate agent, that he would' of his
undoubtedly be able to tell ns whether
Wales and ho were one. "Send Mr. Miller
along," was then tho order to Linden.
It was now learned. that a few years
previously, \Vales had been employed as
a postal agent, and was on tho same
route with the very clerk now
fromected
by Elwell of stealing
e
mails!
When this jewel of intelligence VMS
flashed into my office at Chicago, a new
struottue of logic took possession of my
thoughts. Special agent Elwell must be
theldraftatletters;t clerk had Mr. Bangsatlmuststalen
be
right --there was a confederacy of mail -
thieves and outside forgers; and, I.tt1So,
was ululonbtedly right—Wales was still
the very man we wanted!
That blotting -paper, too, was a trump
after e lay thels had
o the mystery I j
CHAPTER XV.
drink of ice water is burning a great
deal of butter fat to get warm again.
Feed regularly all the cows will
eat up clean. After the foodbr sup-
port, there is a profit in every pound
of feed the caw can digest and sssim •
'.late. Change of food and variety
will usually be advantageous, but
do not change too suddenly. Roots
are good but they should he fed with
great ear' to dairy Cows. R'atahagas
and Cabbage moist be given imme-
diately after milking. If possible
have a sheltered yard where the
cows may get air and sunshine on
fair days, but never turn them out.
into a storm. There are enough
pleasant days in whiter to give thein
all the exer(,ise and air needed.
Keep salt where they can get all
obey want every (day and they will
nub eat too mums'. Be eareful and
do not frighten the eew. The milker
1 i1 get
will gentle l
who is must kind and g
richer milk and more of it than one
who is rough or noisy. Milk as
quickly as possible- and be careful to
milk the cow dry. As soon as the
milk
is drawn remove from the
stable at once. Much good milk is
•
The - tints
utters anger ;rad meanwhile, 7 spoiled' after it ]ea�res the stable, buG
hastily engaged xntltews, ng ova I p the
despatch. Hotho
cont!nuedk to write, but as a rulr+his cowS as who
should es and
wed s
i
1;11 rho 5711110 hurry, when thr cares 0
Dis
Kid
Qrderea Travellers
Heys. should always carry s�
Perhaps they're the source of your ill �
health and you don't know it.
Here's how you can tell :—
If you have flack Ache or Lame Back.
If you have Puffiness under the Eyes
r
If your Urine contains: Sediment of
• Swelling of the Feet
any kind or is High. Colored and
Scanty.
and
u
n G
Tongue g
Coated 'have 6 a
If you a ,
Nasty Taste in the Mouth.
If you have Piny Spells, Headaches,
Bad Dreams,— Feel Pull, Drowsy,
Weak and Nervous. Then you have
Complaint.
i
nt.
KidneyThe sooner you start taking
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS.
the noisquickly
ui elthou-
sands
health return,
of cases of kid-
ney trouble during the
past year. 1£ you are
a sufferer they can
cure you.
Book that tells all
about Doan's Kidney •
Pills sent free to any
address.
The Doan Kidney P111 .•Rife
Co., Toronto, Ont.
clean clothes. and, milks with clean
hands into a clean. pail, will see that
the after care of the tai k is alt that
it should be..
Lire stock and dairy of milk, is
desirable. The anal: ingtore bruin ng
Of a cow lies largely
of
her owner. Blood. and breeding are
main factors, to be Lure. but the best
thoroughbred blood, and the most
careful breeding ofl her ancestor's,
may become of nu await,
11d thatof calf
be left to come up, a
ing
rightly brought up.
It is unwise to give tnueh corn as .
soon as she will eat it. Oats ground..
or whole are alw•a.ys good for her.
Eggs, if cheap and plenty may be',
very advantageously added to the
res
She
milk once in a while. responds.
p
by showing a glossy coat and a gen-
eral air of. thriftiness. And of late, ;
I have used bloom -meal, a teaspoon-!
fill at first and hut once a day in a
feed of milk. This amount can be;
increased to twine and three tunes.,
not lw1
)pnrator had gone in to. his instrument,
shooting1101 the jerk of ..handle
out the message of
lWales,
through the slender .w�Ah
h
%ewdly a very ready penman, Thomas
had now become• painfully slow.. No
chubby -faced school urchin of seven,
with tongue thrust in bis cheek, could
be so desperately delinerate•over his first
hard copy -lino. But withal lie kept writ-
ing something, writing slowly along--'
and indeed he wrote rather more than
he inteoded
oin—while
littletelegral llever wentCl ck,eli ling,
through the silent.. office, and the trusty
harnessed lightning was; bearing the
words of Wales•Son'o hundreds of moles
away !
Having finished his task, the operator
was returning to tho message counter,
when. Thomas, as if ashamed. of his pen-
manship, tore in two his 1aLbored de-
spatch thrust tho pieces puts his pe ,
and hastily left the station. But he did
not proceed very In.r. He simply telegraph
'the station of at neighboring
company, and taking out the torn do-
spatell to copy from, noltollly transmit-
ted to the Agency, the, message already
determined on, but appended thereto a
complete transcript of 11)0 1less050 whish
no.
etlding
This new discovery, clad she refiectiohe
consequent thereon, necessarily led to y
new departure. It was needless to at-
tempt further identification
f Wales
selw
one of tho forgers.
to be their "go-between" from thospolin•
tors of the mail-bcegs; and might possibli
bo the originator of the entire series o'
depredations.
The blonde Mr. Miller was, therefore,
allowed to remain in peace at his desk;
aid I decided to have Wales arrested on
the warrant already obtaillecl,nalclbrongllt
to Philadelpilta� with a view of
"break-
ing him down"; -0 lusty i
,applies to the detective' process of incit-
, ub ar. �:riniinal to divulge the particulttrL
of hit?' ,, ti ie, and the, names of his ac•
complices•
One Mr. W. W sal 'e' had succeeded in
collecting nearly twcn ++,�thousand dollars
forged drafts in the calla ,3;", Troy and
Wales had j •. 4
The fact was, Mutt during tho toilsome
task of penmanship 1ll tvo descr111od, Mr. a that, alnount, but give Only once a
Thomas had been engaged principally in j day Practical; experience of ,years
lit 'n•r hit caligraphie.agony had been i pro. es t0 me that hand—reared ealy-
s .'01 q'—'
with
telt' veriaent, `I•Io n had been li
stening
• t the sounds Ies are•tlte best and much the c sap`
with feve)isli 1ntnntnsss o mechanism ,
f the dhinty est. They lnutit first be fed a pOr-
sensed bio not ttnconllnoli skimmilk, and a generous quantity
of bone and muscle producing foods.
--American Agriculturist,
that issued from
of the telegraph. Himself a most efficient •tion of new milk and later on new
operator, 11c• •
facility of reading jltst' as we11 from the
click of the sending key as front the
needle movement of the rt:ceivin t instru-
ment, er
Albany, New York Rate. The 1 "ri p 1n0 l While the 111'dtt$e reel viflclerk, surf
re -
the thefts and collections agreed -v' ' I fore, was forwarding: hisCUSt lfl 's de -
closely with tho latest, absence of wales• Nw i�attolo, Thomas was grouping i
for Bedrock, and dile amount of money the'si;,nna1H•that. ha flung from his finger-
suggested not tdlaiz'alone , lith writing
aa arta io .land as him rl ked this plgunder down the 'n; •irdsin garofu1 sequence. In
a between
nf s 1f and
the noiseless Wino be hadscq particle.ofthe
between himself allil ono or two con- difficulty illy in cateVng everyp
federates. DecidcCpi3C' we luust arrest this and 11A tole
up that paper
c 1 tet lett a er
era sound; when:
Wales. hi such, pettish affoc'feition, it contained
And yet, I thought, this man's arrest
will be but half otr wort: ; and .nay even, word iron word. the 0i re despatch of
acleomiint
lshent of the other Wales:. And this was, tho
defeat the
1,.;f. His capture;, once published, would
nndonlitedly be the signal of his non
federates to. take flight. It would bo very
much better, therefore, h1 1 ns yet la lib -
bled
to clutch them while
erty.
Thomas had been• armed with l the War -
fa tis for rte to his knowledge,
espate,h
"` es Miss Carrie Lovison,
North Adam, a, Mass.
"Corms, 1itstTuesday evening. Arrange
to meet Thursday for trip t, Boston.
Shall .cavo a Netto'' for yo • Imi •„
rant,. 1(.1111. was+ a1tCtuting his Hat - --^-"
the arrest of wales, when some
the cis a The time of these sect
ruse b
indecision. no 110 had shadowed his The
mottling, and Wale.
Ona tuusual,orning "
mon, a usual, front tllhimrailroad
enterclapnd B.in drock orvai 11s seemed that
to have into the city. Ho saW s hasty vitsit4 a4 shortly
leave, in succession, three or four buss- l strp•ard rather h1
Hess placeg; apparently t' engaged
Ho nexttcalled
look- q Withilt
Mg after quarry
rot the General Past -Office, where of lata
he had several times received ousit vis!tsl
streets, burning with
facts which ata last tetter of
served to root. awry
CHAPTER XVI
rrenccs. was
returnee. to,
n. In the
eon snaking
before train
Olna las ,nthless into
time to stem
ed.
.tar-Tann of the Iforest a'L(£nw f et of
called for
a drink of bran. y.
where he stood, was the inevitable
Thomas, quietly sipping Il .s noon-t!do
.natter, 00 all melt i and apparently abs rboa tt 0
newspaper which he held up beforwh , `vasa him,
Thomas lead followed hint from the
lager,
office tltrdto k the l bar, gave
v to know the centants of t110 lids n ant llvvis'tor at to It t t - acceptedgave fre-
ctlritlsit,
tors, a ter Wales generally e.ti cult e
he sauntered along. It was ilio custom 04 ! greeting to Wales, and read fly
to restore these alis. from hind aAir Harry Norma 't," thought
sir() () '_. iA
For, Infants and Children:.
ydmale
at
tiro latter, how ••rr,
sivcs cnrefnlly to theirsteireelOP(of h d the detective, after he had seat
deposit diem in rho breast i "so you aro going Eat tel
sometimes even scruriug them in i seated safely go tits cars C
coat; so of tt ldctthnr poo}:ot bnni , drafts, and to have tt good
his charge
,r Bedrock,
forgo more
time of it
, I don't
the. recesses et the
Three wabouttatllltlils thlat wasteperial- t with bliss Carrie Levison. W l .
ly Cons a r to the inquisitive offlecr, rightly know whether you'll g
ly exasperating timO palti, chance or not."
On the particular o odensinn 1 refer to, Wales was how, inure tha nlever, the
d
(miles camp out of the post -office with roti s
two .otters in ods haute., the address on gon:te with the golden egg.
wiliuh he was surveying •wbtl• scarcely do to arrest 11itn syh ;n, Pe. P. ,
01111, 0
it 32
A2S
��•f�" �-,��n evert'
4 . err nota
them a bottle of Ar. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry.
The change of food and water to WA*
those who travel are subject, often :pre*.
duces an attack of Dierrh , l is G le F
unpleasant and disco
bed dangerous. gas.
A
bottle iia
of
Dr. Yowler*
a
•
0
Extract of ��tld Strawberryin.a t theifirst in-
dication
lir grip.
it. a guarantee of safety
of Cramps, Colic, Diarrheas. or '
Dysentery, a few doses will promptly
cheek further advance of these diseases,
It is an old, reit- `
able remedy, with
over forty years of
aures to its credit,
whose merit is re-
cognized everywhere
and one that the doc-
tors recommend hi
preference to all
others.
Sold by medicine
dealers everywhere
at gie, a bottle.
ofthe Always imitations are many
insist on the
Are Yo
of those who, when business is dull, don't advertise ?
Haveyou you ever considered what a mistake that is ? •
get When business is brisk you are Lound to get a share
in what it going. Of course, you can increase your
trade by advertising liberally then. But when the
"off" season is on, why not try and capture the cus-
tomers
tomers who are getting the necessaries of life.
your own fault, or there is something wrong with
your advertising, if you don't succeed.
The best business men of the ' orld say that if
you have something that every day people want and
you can make them know that you have it, you are
on the road to a great business success.
There is no other way of telling these people
anything you wish them to know quite equal to the
advertisement in the local newspaper.
You I
' u cannot utilize the local newspaper in a bet
ter manner than by advertising in Tii•.. TIMES.
\\Thy ? Because TIIE TIMES reaches all classes
of people in the Town of Winharf7, and in the County'
of Huron and immediate vicinity. 7111; "1.1MES goes
into the home in every section. Many advertisers
have found that a liberal use of its columns have.paid ,.
them. Why .not you ?
r
•a
;i•
CoNSTWTWN.
• In the summer especially should
the bowels be kept free, so that no
poisonous material shall remain in
the system to ferment and decay
and infect the whole body.. No
remedy has yet been found equal
to B.B.B. for curing' Constipation,
even the most chronic and stub-
born cases yield to its 'influence.
"1 cannot say too touch in favor no
r of
Burdock Blood Bitters, as there
remedy equal to it for the Cure of Con-
stipation. We always keep it in the
house as a general fancily medicine, and
would not be without it," MRS. JACOB
itOS1 ER, Pictou Landing, N.S.
B.3.B. riot only cures Constipation, but
is the best remedy
known for Bilious -
a e s s, Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach,
jaundice,' Livor
Complaint, Kidney
Disease and Blood
Hmmnn4-
%end®ck
'food
otters.
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ONE GIVES ' EI_4f: w.
D;I1tr
for
until you have tried
You can buy them in the paper 5 -Cent cartons,
Teri Tabules for Five Cents.
Ws sort Is rut up choapii to gratify' the untrertal present demand Scr a low pee*:
If you don't find this sort of
sTa
e.tyro.
S
Send rive Cents to TftE RtPANS iitsuctt to Y uA i frill; 0
Spruce St., New York, and they will
zL or
cartons will he mailed for 48 tho vcents. s e«' sae Chances itre
need. tett tr
ane that Bipans Tabules arery