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THE SGRANlTOtf TJUBUNJB-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1900.
V
it. v.
LAST SESSION
OF INSTITUTE
COUNTY TEACHERS DISMISSED
YESTERDAY NOON.
Resolutions Adopted nnd Repents of
Commltteea Heard Just Beforo Ad
journment Dr. Hull's Farewell
Address Was One of the Features
of the Institute, nnd the Talks
Given by Miss Connolly and Dr.
DavlB Were Highly Instructive.
Superintendent Taylor's Speech.
The muin court 100111 nnd corridors nt
the court houso luokuil burc nnd do
nertcd yesterdiiy, tind the merry voices
of the tencheiH who held county lrtHtl
lutc during the week no longer echoed
in the hulls. The Hussion enmo to n
close In the morning nnd nt 12 o'clock
the Instructors wele dismissed by
Superintendent Taylor, nnd will now
so back to work with fiesh vigor, uflcr
their pleasant week's recreation.
Before the adjournment of the Insti
tute the following resolutions were pre
sented by the committee on resolutions,
through M. Curnmlncs, of Oly
phant: Wl.erpn, The litit)-wonil nnmi.il Imtltuto of
the tpjiluM of I. irk iwnmi 1 minify l situmt to
im Into history alter .1 fiiilldil wiVit work,
ami
Wherein, Cu-tum nml iltily of such occaMom
rrqulic that c nhe c.ue-.Moii to our nplnloni
of Import.iiit tihic.illoinl quiatloii', ami make
hiicli reeoiiiimiiihtiuiis .is iniy pioe lirnrfkiiil
to the cre.it came for the mUinument of which
e lire I.iIioiIiik; theiefnre he It
llrwlviil, 'lh.it our thinki are ilue nml are
luicliy tinilcreil In our (eutle nllUcr, Codnty
Suiiiriiitiiiilriit. T.ijloi, .iml Siipirliitimlint Ho
arcl, of Dimnioie, for the csulleut tali tit e
nireil for thit Intitule: to the Instructors for
111. U- iii.it(.rly i-lTuiH for our profiMlon.il nil
.incitnctit; n'nil to the tlly prev for the com
plete puullshi.il reports of ma piocee.lliiRs.
AVTT.T. GET IT IX FULL.
Kcwhril, 'Hut wo loiigratulatc tlie people nl
I..uldM.iinii loiuitj upon the ii'wur.inie rrlu'ii l,y
Dr. SilnelTcr th.it the full niiiount ipproprlaled
by the last lenislaturc for the suppoit of the
pulillo nhools will he pahl.
ltesoheil, '1 hat we recommend to the semal
mliool InuuN of flu- umnty the iidialiillly of
allow IrR e.uli teacher In their employ, at least
one thy in t.idi terra, with full pay, for the
putpose of MtiiiK othei m-IiooM in the county
in ilileh work of a sinillai grille is boliic tlone.
Iti-ohcil. 'Ih.it we .lie opposed to holding
futuie institutes in the couit loom. Us atioustie
ilefnt mike it iiupovslhlc to hear the instruc
tor? in all juris of the loom, uiiil we feel nan
that inoie xuitjlile irunrtpti ..houlil he 'fcureil
run though at an additional ipene to the
teacher-.
Uc-oIied, Tint we recognize in the mIioo! II
lmiiy .1 neeessiry adjunct to the modern school,
and that wc earnestly lecnminend to diieetorR
the necessity of taking udianugc of the Act
of Assembly of .tune 2n, ll.i, prodding for
estaliliil.ins and maintaining .1 -chool llliiary in
tlie seeial cliliicls of the commonwealth.
llcsohol, 'I hit t lie million of licncllcent edii
c ttional statutes by oui fcchnol boaiih is not
mih injurious in iU it Milts, Iml Uuous in its
example. We, lliclcforr, runcstly hope that the
rhool directois of owi.v ilMriit in the coimtr,
and especially thote of the Milley, will lake Im
mediate steps to put in force the prousions of
the lompulaoiy education liw.
tleioheil, That in Ihe death of M.uy 11 Me
Hale, of Dumuuie, the teaeJung piofe-slon has
Inst a failhlul end tamest incmbei, and that'
wc extend to her bereaved family our heartfelt
Minpatliy.
llcsolxcd. Tint Supeiintendent Ta.ilor be re
quested to appoint a hgislatiw committee of
lie membcib to carefully eximiiie nil measuies
affectlni; edueitioml inteiists .it tlie roniina; ses
sion of the legislature
itcioluil, '1 hat the Lackawanna Sthool Xews
be recognied and adopted as the otllcial cugan
of the county in-i itutt-.
MISS COX HI-CITED.
Several of the other institute com
mittees also presented their reports.
One of the featuies of the programme
of the day wa& u recitation by ailhs
M.trgniet Cox, ot Parsons, instructor
of elocution In the Dunmoic schools.
She told of a pretty Incident In the life
of Ciuvernor IJoli Taylor, of Tennessee,
nf the prUoner who on ChiiRtinai sent
to him n honip-mmle fiddle, with u
pathetic appeal for pardon,
JIIss Louise Connolly, of Washing
ton, who has been one of the favorites
of the Institute pave her last address
yesterday morning, speaking about "A
Model School." Miss Connolly advised
the teachers .to hmj a great ileal of
judgment and discrimination In the
liieiature which they read, either with
a view to utilizing in school wink, or
in recommending for perusal to the
pupils.
"Many of the hooks In Sunday school
llbrailes," shu said, "should be con
demned because of the bigotry, narrow
ievs and far fiom wholesome suntl
ment which pervades their pages,"
In speaking about the essentials of
toachlntT, she remarked that while
theie are three gieat puiposes of In
struction, the teaching of reading, writ
ing and ciphering, still unless the
proper use of each of these Is taught,
SUNNY WOMEN.
Who lias not known the woman whose
disposition is described by that one word
"sunny?" There's always a laugh lurk
inf? on her lips. Her cheeks arc ever
ready to dimple in smiles. Her house
hold influence is au brightening and
stimulating as the sunshine, Nothing
ran be cruder than to huve this sunshine
blotted cat by dUsusc. Hut this is a
common cruelty. Tlie young wife who
was the sunshine of the home becomes
its dhadoyv. Every young wife should
know the value of Dr, Pierce's Favorite
Prescription iu the protection and pres
ervation of the health. It promotes
regularity, dries the drains which enfee
ble body and mind, and cures inflamma
tion, ulceration and female weakness.
It nourishes the nervous system and
gives to the body the balance und buoy
amy of perfect health, It is la strictly
temperance medicine,
"I can ay that your medicine cured me,"
writes Sir. Maud Warct, of Stoutnilte, Fair
field Co., Ohio. "I had suffered about twelve
cars from female weakness und I had almost
hlxcn un, Ihiukiuif there was no curt for me.
Then I heard about Dr. Pierce's wediciue aud
thought I mould try it. and can say that sexcu
hollies ot jour' fax orite Prcsciiptlsn ' made uie
wel. I am now able to do my own housework.
1 tool: nlMWt twche bottles in all of Or. Pierce's
roedklnes. Took some of the 'Golden Medical
Discus err,' 'I'ax orlte Prescription1 aud someol
the rltauuU pellets."'
Pi. Pierce's I'eUcta cure constipation.
education will prove, lnstend of u
grand aid und source of benefit
throughout life, only n dangerous
weapon to civilization in general.
Or. Hull, of the Allllorsvlllo Htnte
Normal school, gnvo a. very interest
ing, farewell talk on "Thu Huceossftil
Tcnt'lier," In the course of IiIh address
ho paid tribute to the Srrniltnti ltlch
bcIrioI, nnd to publlti sehools throiiBli
out the turtles, tittotlng the census
titken by Henntor IngallH.whlch showed
the inujorlty of Hciintors and congress
men to be gruduiitei of public schools.
hOVHD 111K l'UPILS.
Ho dei'ltiretl Hint no teacher can huo
cetsfully .follow his profession without
soiui! knowledge of psychology, und
said that the seciet of the riiccchs of
thttt great Instructor, Arnold, of Rug
by, was the fact that, like the greatest
of all teachers, lie loved his pupils'.
"The greatest teachers," ho said, "are
not to be found In the public schools,
In the colleges, In any of these Insti
tutions, for those who rank above nil
others itu Instructors are none other
than the mothers of our children."
County Stipci lutendc'ut Tuylor next
delivered a short nddres.'i, In which he
urged on the teachers the necessity of
rogulnrly reading at least two reliable
educational journal!', and In maintain
ing a. lively Interest In nil advances
nnd forward movements in rchool
work.
After the reixjrts of commltoes, Dr.
Sherimin Davis gave nnothor of his
"Xattire Studies' talks, dwelling pnr
tlcultuly on the characteristics of the
adolescent boy. At this period the lad's
Ideals are beginning to be formed und
he Is more susceptible thnn nt any time
during his life. At the close of his ad
dross Superintendent Taylor dismissed
the Institute, and about three hundred
teachers llled through the big doots
and scD.iratcd, after one of the most
beneficial nnd interesting annual as
semblies held In the history of Lacka
wanna county school work.
Every one of the Instructors whose
addresses were heard proved entertain
ing and instructive, nnd the attention
paid nnd Interest felt throughout the
work were abundant evidences of the
appreciation of the county teachers of
the excellent programme arranged for
their benefit.
Vote for "William Connell for con
gress and sustain the administration
which brought about good times.
'
: industrial. :
p., L. & W. Board for Today.
Following is the make-up of the D.,
I,, and W. board for today:
WILD CATS SOUTH.
Friday, Nov. 2.
(! p. m. M. J. Hcnnlgan.
b.'J p. in. T. Nauman.
11.30 p. in. P. Caianaugh, with Wsbing's men.
WILD CATS', NORTH,
fl p. :n. J. Rlnlcy.
7.30 p. m. J. J. Duffy,
9.30 p. m. John Snarls.
Saturday, Not. 3.
WILD CATS SOUTH.
1-J.30 j. in. Cf. ltifTorly.
1.S0 a. in. .John EnnR
S.M a. in. O. Kcirui'j.
.1.30 a. in. O. Case.
4.30 a. lu. U. Bennett.
8 a. in. fi. Thomas, with rellons men .
8 a. in. ti. Uuit, nitli D. Wallace's ni"ii,
0 a. in. II. Dohorty.
11 a. m. P. GJlligaii.
12.MI p. m. V. V. Sccor.
1.30 p. in. .1. Jlosior.
2.30 p. m. K. r. sjtcxens
JAj p. in. A. Ceirity
5 iu. J. Uciiity.
SUMMITS.
0 a. m north 0. FiounfelKer.
10 a. m., north W. II. Xlcholi
t p. in., north M. It. MeLatie.
1 p. ni., south E. McAllister.
PUMjEII.
10 a. in. fcinscr.
, rUSHEll?.
S a. in., south I'. Van Woiimr.
11.1)0 a. iu., south M. Moran.
7 p. ni., foulh M. Murphj.
!i a. IU., soulli i). W. I"it7e;erjl0.
ID.lj p, in., north r. V. Dunn.
0.1 j a. in., not th Thomas Thompson,
PASSENOER ENGINES.
7 a. in. GafTucy.
5.30 p. ni. Minton.
7 p. ni. Msgou'lt:.
WILD CATS NOItllL
4.30 a. in. T. I"it7patilck.
0.30 a. in. J. V.. Misters.
0 a, in..). II. McCaun.
7 u. in, John Ilaxtti, with John (Jahasan'i men,
S a. in. C, llaitholonitw.
10 a. in. 1'. Wall.
11 a. in. I', h. Hcjji i-s.
1 p. in. J. C.irriL'i:.
2 p. in. X. G. Ilainiuilt.
11 p. m. M. LoueliiK.
4. ji. in. A. ICeti ham.
fl p. in. .1. Glnlry. '
(i p. in. I. ,1 H'll.ira.
7 p. in. W. Lilian-. '
it p. n. (1. Hill.
10 p. m, .1, swaits.
NOTICE.
Conductor E, Dully nntl enw ami three enulne
cicn will iro to Nay Auer on No. 30 l'llday, Nox-,
2, ami xvoik us Miiitmit, f-outh.
flrakemm Michael II111I.C. will go out with Con
liictor John r.nuls, at 1,30 toiuoiron n, in., in
place ot I'. W, Dunn ami icmiiu tlicic uulil fui
the r notice.
'UimiM-i Mfvctt, .lolni Ht.ilty, Malachl O'Mal
ley, M II tin Liliain. 'Ilmni.ia D. Williams, '. It.
riilllli-, Jr., ami l t.-n- Emiiis, x 111 call at train.
ui.istci'o oltko httnecu 1 .-iiul S batuielay aftcr-
llOOII,
Objection in England.
The Knglish papets record a good
ninny expressions of Indignation on tho
part of llrlrisli manufacturers over the
probability that most of the ordois for
the new mateilal needed for repairing
thu South African railroads will ho
pliired iu the United States. This Is
piobable, since the muterlal Is needed
nf short notice, and American mnkers
cuu supply it as wanted and nt lower
pi Ices than thu lOuglish, If thu con
tracts lire placed In Great llrltaln they
can bo filed only after long delay. Un
der the circumstances It Is peifeotly
nahtral that the orders should eomu
here. "Wo uro Inclined to think, how
ever, that tho lirltish indignation Is
lather assumed ns a piucuutlonary
pieasuie to prevent the placing of or
ders abroad, Later advices show that
tho show of feeling has had some ef
fect, slueo it Is announced that most
of the material needed for thu lallrnnds
will bo supplied by Knglish firms;
though some eiua have been ordered
from the United States, The mining
companies uro oi during their new ma
chinery ehlelly iu this country,
This and That.
A feature of the Industrial situation
just now seems to be thu orguuUatlou
of new stvel companies for thu avowed
purpose of computing with tho big con
solidations formed within tho past two
yeais. Thu Amerleun Steel und Wlro
company seems to be the chief object
of attack, and several concerns havu
ulreudy been launched for the purpose
of making wire und wire products.
Montana is to liavo tho longest elec
tric railroad lu the world, it a project
Just brought out succeeds; nnd thu
road will bo built If It is true, us re
ported, that the Great Northern rail
road, has agreed to take it' up. Thu
proposed line Is from Hillings to Great
Fulls, some 200 miles, and tlie plan is
to operate it entirely by electric power
which Is to bo supplied from generat
ing stations on thu Missouri and Yel
lowstone rivers, The load would have
a considerable IrulUe. In eonl, ores und
other lieavy freights, hiiiI would be the
first line with such trnllte to be worked
by eleeti Icily. The plan Is perfectly
ftnsllilu and seems to present advtin
luges, especially whore large xvnter
powers n ro available, its In Montana,
The only iiuestlon Is thu nunucla! one.
The line, If built, xvlll benefit iuveral
Important mining districts.
For a Cold in the Head
Lnxatlvo 'Broino-Quinine Tablets.
AS A CURE
TOfc
For
Congtis,
Catarrh,
Consumption
The United Stntes Health Boports.
.lanuaiy fi, TWO.
"After a careful Investigation into
tho cause of the great decrease In the
death rate from Catanh and Consump
tion dining the past year, we find that
this 1 eduction was brought about by
the use of the new germicide HYOMKI.
That no other tieatmcnt or icmedy had
anything whatever to do with this re
duction." Such evidence should prove to all suf
ferers that In HYOMKI alone Is their
only hope of successfully treating these
diseases. Besides this, it Is guaranteed
nnd your money refunded If It falls.
Plxe days' treatment Kent free. Alsdlc.il ad
vice free.
Soltl by nil ilniKKiits or pent !y mail. Price,
Outnt Complete, $1.00. Tilal Outfit, 20c.
The B. T. Booth Co. Ithaca, N. Y,
M.
wjvm
FLlblJR
srau
"No, I
Will Not"
That sounds posi
tive, but she was right,
or her grocer trie 1
o make her take an
nferior flour instead of
"Snow Whir
THETWESTON'MinrCB.
MIANTON CMfONMU flUrVHMrr '
At Retail.
Coal lit the best quality lor Comeatla
use and of all sizes, Including Buckwheat
and Elrdseyo, delivered In any part of
the city, at the lowest price.
Orders received at the office, Connoll
building, rtocm 808: telephone No. 17C2, or
at the mine, telephone No. 272, will ha
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL CO
The Cheapest
Shoe Store.
Men's Shoes,
00 pairs Box Calf, Welt 3-sole
shoes, worth 82.50 to $3,00, at Sl.UH,
48 palvs Men's Calf, Vicl Kid ana
Enamel 3-sole 82,50 shoes, at S1.08.
200 pairs Men's Box Calf, IUissia
Calf and Vicl Kid, drill and leather
lined, made to sell at $3.50, only
82.50,
300 pairs Men's Light and Heavy
Shoes for street wear, at 08c, 81,20
and 81,40,
U.JJ
We invite you to call and examine our goods before buying elsewhere and make our
store your headquarters. Remember, there is no trouble to show you goods, and you will
surely save money by it.
MYER
The Cheapest Shoe
Fine
Tailoring
The prospective settlement
of the' strike removes oue
hindrance to the purchase of
your Winter Suit and Over
coat. Our extremely low
prices remove another.
Our stock is immense, our
styles are correct and no
goods can be better made.
W. J. DAVIS,
Merchant Tailor,
214 WYOniNG AVENUE
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers ar
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
43B to 4S5
N. Nintli Street.
.PA
Telephone Call, 2333.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCR ANTON.
ORGANIZED 187 S
DEPOSITARY OP
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital SSOO.OOO
Surplus 500.000
WM. CONNELL. President.
HENRY BELIN. Jr., Vlce-Prei.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Caahlsr.
Special attention given to busi
ness accounts. Three per cent. in.
tcrout pal on Interest deposit.
0O
The Dickson Manufacturing Co.
tcrnnton and WtlkevLSarra, t'x,
Manufacturer or
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES
Boilers, Hoisting and Pumping Maehlnsry.
General Office. Scranton. Pa.
illW I
Myer Davidow,
Perfection of
Style and
Shoemaking
SHOES
BARGAINS TODAY
Though our prices are much lower than
you could buy same shoes for elsewheretyet
we give you our guarantee for fit and wear.
Special values for today's selling.
Men's Mining Shoes, Friday and
Saturday only, at 08c.
Ladies' Fine Shoes, at 83.00.
500 pairs Ladles' Fine Vici-Xid,
Box Calf, Enamel Calf and high-top
boots, extia lieavy Goodyear welt
soles, kid and patent tip, AA to EE,
all sizes, at 83,00,
160 pairs Ladles' Fine Vicl Kid
button and lace 82.50 shoes, at
81.08.
DAVIDOW
Store,
307
ComiollvSiWallac
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
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Underwear for All Ages
We are ready for you with a great line, representing all that is best in Under
garments tor Men, Women, Children and Infants. A special sale of Ladies'
Union buits will be on during the laluice of the
present week: Lightf medium and heavy weights,
cotton, wool, merino, silk, silk and wool, etc
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nandkerchietsA Special Sale I
You may count the day lost that fails to show some new merchandise interest f
to public attention at this store. Handkerchiefs lead today. Some advertisers X
might want to inform you as to the uses and purposes of handkerchiefs but f
then many advertisements are stupid. Our aim is to tell you something of the X
value, qualities and prices of the handkerchiefs offered tocLty. 6,ooo haudker-
chiefs, embroidered and with scalloped edges, made on a fine quality of lawn, X
perfect wearing aud perfect embroidery work, in twenty-five different designs,
U SsGet a6 gfiLp'sffronTthe window PriG8 I SO EflCll OF o2 (lOZ
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l Snaps at the
Child's Muslin Drawers, with hemstitched ruffle,
bize 01234
Price 10c 12&c 15c 18c 20c
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, with diep lawn ruffle, hemstitched:
Splendid Value at 29 Cents.
Ladies' Flannelette Night Gowns and Skirts,
Child's Flannelette Night Gowns and Skirt3,
Ladies' Knit Woolen Skirts,
At Our Well-Known Low Prices.
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CONNOLLY
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
General Agent tor tho Wyoming
District for
DUPONTS
POWDER.
Mining
Blasting, Sporttntr, Smokeleas and tlio
Rcpauno Chemical Compony'a
High Explosives.
Safety Fuse, Capi and Exploders. Room -101 Con
nell Buildtnt;, Ecranton.
auencii:s:
TIIOS. roitl) Plttston
JOHN B. SMITH ct SON Plymouth
V. V. MULLIQAN Wilkcs-Darro
The Cheapest
Shoe Store,
The Newest
Shapes. The
Newest Values
300 pairs Ladles Bongola button
and lace SI, 50 aud 82 shoes at 81,20,
81,40.
150 pairs Ladies' square toe but
ton shoes, worth 81,50, at 08c,
Same shoes, in spring heel, 2 1-2
to 5, 75c.
1,000 pairs Ladles' Bever Felt
Lined Shoes, lace, congress and but
ton, leather foxed, at 75c and 08c.
Ml3ses Shoes at 00c.
Children's Shoes, all prices. Boys'
Shoes at 08c,
s
Lackawanna Avenue,
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Muslin Underwear Counter
& WALLACE,
M CARPETS
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We want you to see the new arrivals in our Carpet
Department. We believe we have the most complete stock
in Northeastern Pennsylvania, and know that, quality con
sidered, we can give you value and a selection not to be
had this side of New York. A superb line of
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WALL. PAPER I
I BRASS AND
,
WILLIAMS & McANULTY,
129 Wyoming Annua.
lit Season
We are well stocked with all kinds of
ammunition, aud guus at the lowest priees.
Don't forget that we are Headquar
ters for everything in the line of Sports
and Athletics.
Florey & Brooks,
211 Washington Ave.
mmm3mm$$-
THE
ilC POPES CO.
looms 1 and2, Com'itk BTd'g.
OBANTON, FA.
Hining and Blasting
POWDER
Mr4s at Mooilo and Raih Jl Wot iu.
LAPLIN RAND POWDBR CO. -3
ORANGE QUN POWDER
Eleotrlo Battarlet, liUotrlolCxploitri,
txplodlaK bltili, tiuhtx Put -lit t
Reiauni Cheilcal Ci's exSl.
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50c to $6.50 1
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WASHINGTON AVENUE
I DRAPERIES I
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METALLIC BEDS I
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Opens Nov. 1
DR. DENSTEN
Fbjslclan and Sureoa
311 Spruo) St.
Temple Ccun Building
SCRAN10N PA.
All acuta and chronic dUcaie cl men, wo,
men nod children. CllUOMO NKUV0U3,
DUAIN AND MASTINO UlMKAbKS A SC1CC
1ALIV. All distascj ol tht llr, Kida.i,
IlUdJtr. fckln, lllood, Nervti, Womb, Eye, Ku,
Hone, 'lliruut, ud L.ung, Cinicri, Tumor.,
1'llcJ, Itupture, Uoltre, ItheumitUiD, Atthnu,
Catarrh. VanucoceU. Lou Uauhsod, Mghtly
Einiblom, all Kcmalo DUeajei, Lrucorrbota, aia,
aonnurrlica, SlThlll., lllood Folaon, Indlior.
tiuu and joulhtul bablta obltlerattd. burnr,
I'll., Kpllcpi). Tape and Stumacli Worm, CA
TAltllllOZUNi:, hpeclflu lor Catarrb. Tbrt
tnontlu' treatment only $5.00. Trial frM I
oitlie. Consultation and examination hat.
Utile e bours dally and Sunday, 8 . la. to 9
DR, DENSTEN
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