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THE CALLF0U.TH00I,S
V III Poiilitlcx ltd Inniril l).v tlio Pres.
Idollt Tills Arti't'iinnn.
"VVashlnKton, April 21, Tlio tonlo of
nhnorblnp; Interest In military circle
yesterday was tlio expected decision of
the president and Secretary Alger upon
the (ltiestion of how to place tlio vol
unteer forces nt the Bervlco of the rov
crnment. No less than threo consulta
tions were held yesterday nt tho White
House on this subject, but It was
finally announced that It would not be
possible to Issue the expected call for
volunteers until this afternoon. The
district in II 1 1 In forces have been of
fered to the government by General
JTnrrlos, and there Is some expectation
that these will bo the first of th
mllllla forces to bo drawn Into the Gov
ernment Bervlcp. Other events of the
day at the war department were tho
letuin to Washington and report of
the artillery export who Inspected the
southern fortifications, and the ap
pointment of some new aides on tho
Btnff of General Miles. The ordnnnce
bureau also made another heavy requi
sition for funds.
The present expectation Is that Gen
eral Miles, commanding the army, will
leave the city on Saturday for a tour
of Inspection of the points where tho
regular army will bo mobilized In the
south. He will be nccompanled by a
number of aides, and the first stop
will, it Is said, be .at Chlckamagua
battlelleld. After spending some time
there the general will proceed to the
other points, returning thereafter to
Washington. The trip will be primarily
one for Inspection purposes, besides
which It will give General Miles and
his aides much Information respecting
the conditions existing at various
points for assembling the militia.
General A. W. Greely, chief signal
ofllcer, has detailed Lieutenant Joseph
R. Maxfleld, stationed at New York,
to take charge r f all matters pertain
ing to the iiuestlnn of providing bal
loons for the use of the army.
Surgeon General Sternberg, of the
army, has had applications for posi
tions by over 1,000 persons In the medi
cal profession. The surgeon general,
however, thinks tho regular army med
ical corps Is udeiiuate for all pre'sent
purposes. In the event of the occupa
tion of Cuba the department would
make tin effort to obtain physicians
who are immune to yellow fever for
service there.
It Is said the war department la mak
ing arrangements for purchasing an
additional number of machine rapid
fire guns In Kurope.
Interested People.
Advertising a patent medicine in the pe
culiar way in which the proprietor of Kemp's
lialsam for Coujlis and Colds does it, is in
deed wonderful. He authorizes all druggists
to give to'tliose who call for it, a sample
botlle free, that they may try it before pur
chasing. The large bottles are 25 and Goc.
We certainly would advise a trial. It may
save you from consumption.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As ltollcoteu by Dcullnirs In IMillndel-
phlu and 1 till 1 1 more.
Philadelphia, April 20. Flour firm: win
ter superllne, $3. 2; 'a 3. TO; Pennsylvania
roller, clear, St.334.Du; city mills, extra,
J3.C0IH. Rye Hour llrm at $3 per barrel for
choice Pennsylvania. Wheat strong; No.
2 red, spot, 51.0lftl.0lj,: No. 2 Pennsylva
nia and No. 2 Delaware red, $1.0jJ1.05U.
Corn strung; No. 2 mixed, April,
37V4c; No. 2 yellow, for local trade, 37'4
SSc. Oats strong; No. 2 white, 34c.; No. 2
white, clipped, 34tf3l',c. Hay firm for de
sirable grudes; choice timothy, $12gl2.D0
for large bales, lieef firmer; beef hams,
J22.C0B2.!. Pork strong; mess. $10gl0.60;
family, $12f12.SO. l.urd firm; western
stenmed, $0.5565.00. Putter steady; west
ern creamery, 1,'tilSc. ; factory, 13tfl5Hc;
Klglns, 18c.; Imitation creamery, ISlilSc. ;
New York dairy, lufjlTc.; do. creamery,
IStflSc. ; fancy Pennsylvania prints Job
bing at 21i24c.; do. wholesale, 20c. Cheese
firm; small, white and colored, Septem
ber, S?4iil'c; light skims, 5?if!CVSc; part
skims, liiCc: full skims, 2t(3c; large,
white and colored, September, 8U6SVic.
Eggs steady; Nuw Ymk and Pennsylva
nia, lO'MllOlic; western, fresh, ll',4011V4c.
Potatoes steady; New York. J2.37MjS2.50;
Bweets, $3'u4.5U. Tallow quiet; city, 3Vic. ;
country, 'JM'n 3c. Turpentine easy at
2S3ii291iC. Cabbage firm; southern, J1.D0
&1.73.
lialtlrnorp, April 20. Flour firm and un
changed. Wheat strong; spot and month,
J1.04',2'1.0l; May, Jl.OIMjl.Wft; July.
!!2',t.e.; steamer No. 2 red, ll.01ffl.01Ui
southern, by sample, $1.02fjl.03',4; do. on
grade, $1.01',ifl.05. Corn strong; spot and
month, 37ffi37'ic.; Stay, 3iB37vBe.; June,
3iUfi37&c.; July, 37?ic; steamer mixed,
30i)3C'4c. ; southern, white, 3Sc; do. yel
low, 3i''.ti sc. Oats firmer; No. 2 white,
33c.; Nn J mixed. 31',s'((32c. Hye strong
and hlMn r; No. 2 nearby, iW&QGO'Jic.; No.
western. C2c. Hay llrm; cholco tim
othy, 12.C0fil3. Grain freights very
firm, with rates tending higher; steam to
Liverpool, per bushel, 3!id May; Cork,
for orders, per quarter, 4s. 3d., April; 4s.,
May. Lettuce, $1. 257(1.50 per basket.
I.lvo Stncik SIurKots.
New Yorlt, April 20. Heeves active,
with dry cows showing firmness; yards
cleared; natlvi" steers, JI.5OW5.50 per 100
His.; stags and oxen, $:!! 1.75; bulls, $2.75
3.W; dry cows, t2W3.S0. Calves lower; ex
treme sales at J3.7& a: ueneral top of
market, $:i.50. Sheep firm; lambs active
mid Hllahtly stronger; about 200 head un
sold; unshorn shtep, $1.2565; clipped do..
iVtli.X,; unshorn lambs, $5.5035.75; clip
ped do., $1.371201.00. Hoes active and
hlBher at $t4.25.
Hast Liberty, Pa., April 20. Cattle
steady; extra, $5,101(5.15; prime, $5(&5.10;
common, $3.j0(8!.20. Hoks fairly active
and higher; prime mediums, $14.05;
heavy Yorkers. J3.9501; light Yorkers,
$3.65ft3.90; heavy hogs, $3.654.05; pigs, as
to weight and quality, $3.50B3.70; roughs,
J-.'.Mfill.M. Sheep dull; chok'e, $4.204.25;
commun, $3.15fr3.65. Chuloo clipped lambs.
$1,051(4.75; common to good, 511H.C0; spring
lambs, ?Cf8. Veal calves, $1.7595.35.
A little boy asked for a bottle of "get up lu
tlio morning as fust as you oan," the druggist
recognized a household namo for "DoWltt's
I.ittlo Early Itiscrs," and guvo him a bottlo
of thoso famous little pills for constipation,
Blck headucho, liver aud stomach troubles.
C. II. liugcnbuch.
SIksIkhi'k Impromptu Itocoptlon.
Philadelphia, April 21. Captain Slgs
bee, who now commands the auxiliary
cruiser St. Paul, now at Cramps' ship
yard, was given an Impromptu recep
tion last night at ono of the leading
thealers by the audience. When he
was seen Blttlns In one of the boxes,
half hidden by tho hangings, the .word
was passed uround, and with a burst
of applause the entire audience arose
nnd cheered the Maine's commander
for fully 15 minutes, Captain Slgsbee
drew back, but loud calls were made
for him, and before the cheering ceased
he was forced to make a brief Bpeech.
After the performance he finally reuch-
ed his carriage, after a number of po
licemen hud cleared a way for him,
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MAHANOY CITY, PA.
Friday, April 29, 1898.
Frank L. Perley and Fred M. Kanken's "New York'Coinpany presenting
the Gigantic and Magnificent Spectacular Drama,
Thei
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A Story of intense Human Heart Interest.
Framed in the most sumptuous scenic setting of modern times, and
presented with an excellent cast, headed by the beautiful and accom
plished artiste Ffolliot Paget, who has been recognized lor many years
as the leading comedienne, of England and America. Complete and
original production including the Famous Derby Race with its thorough
bred horses.
Electric cars will be held until after performance for Ashland and
intermediate points. Special train to Park Place and Delano after the
performance.
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IN UNDOUBTED
Holland Submrtriuo Boat Is So Of
ficially Declared
BY NAVAL INSPECTION BOARD.
Tlio l.lttlo 1)1 vor .Htn.vi'il Umlor Wntor
lor mi Hour, nnd Then Iloliljod Up
Harniuily, lo tlio Mystification of tlio
Xnvnl KxportH.
New York, April 21. The submarine
boat Holland was tented olllelally yes
terday under the direction of a naval
board of Inspection, and proved an un
doubted success. The olllclnl trial took
placo In Haitian bay, In the vicinity
of the dredge channel, wlieie the sub
marine boat had about 30 feet of water
to play In.
The Innpectlon board appointed by
the naval authorities to witness and
report on the elHcacy of the new boat
Rave orders to make u dive of ten min
utes' durutlon and come to the sur
fuce, then dlvo ten minutes more and
come up analn, after this two more
dives, each of ton minutes' duration,
which would brlmr the boat back to
the place of br-glnnlnfr, then to run on
the surface, when the aerial pro
jectile and dummy torpedo were to be
expelled from the bow and stern
tubes, respectively.
All hands passud through the man
hole on the superstructure of the boat,
and Captain Holland pulled down thi
covering, which made the boat practi
cally water and air tight. A long blast
from the two Inch whistle slBiilflcJ that
the test was about to beKin, and shs
disappeared in about 30 seconds. As
she went down a loud cheer went up
from the spectators on the tugs, and
it was seen that the slender Ilagstaff
aft, on which the small American llaK
wns nailed, had broken off short, but
was held fast to the boat by a slender
wire rope.
After the end of 30 minutes there was
no sign of the submarine terror, and
then some of those most Interested bo-
SUDMARIXK BOAT HOLLAND,
gan to fear that the Holland had dis
appeared never to rise again. Some
of the more sanguine of the Holland's
friends kept the doubtful Thomases In
good cheer by assuring them that the
boast was capable of staying down for
48 hours, and that there was no fear of
her safety nnd that of the crow. One
of the lookouts on the Llnderman spied
the conning tower of the Holland about
a mile and a half to the eastward at
the end of 3S minutes, but this appear
ance of the little craft was only mo
mentary, for she disappeared again,
and at the end of 58 minutes from the
time she first went down she bobbed up
serenely nbout two miles south of the
black buoy, and her whistle tooted
joyfully.
During the entire trial of the diving
capabilities of the boat the naval ex
perts caught sight of her only once,
and while they did not tell what their
opinion of her was, the fact that the
experts failed to locate the position, or
rather whereabouts of the boat, not
withstanding that they were aware
that she must have been within a
radius of three miles from where the
tugs were lying, they undoubtedly were
satisfied that the submarine boat could
easily steal a march on an enemy,
when she could play Bad havoc.
A dummy projectile weighing about
80 pounds, with a force of COO pounds of
air pressure was sent a distance of 400
yards. A dummy torpedo weighing
82G pounds was quickly sent through
the expulsion tube in the boat's stern
about 30 yards.
The boat's endurance qualifications
are a distance of 800 miles on the sur
face and 48 hours under water. If the
Inventor builds other boats he will in
crease the motive power from 45 horse
power to 100 In the engines, which are
worked hy gasoline, and It Is expected
that the new boats will have a speed
of at least 12 knots an hour.
How to Look Good.
r:ni Innl-c urs reallv more than skin deei
depending entirely o a healthy condition of
all the vital organs. If the liver he inactive,
you have a bilious look ; if your stomach be
disordered, you have a dyspeptia look ; if
your kidneys be aiiecteu, you nave u jiiiii-hcu
i i. anm lipiilili. and vou will surely
have' good looks. "Electric Hitters" is a good
Alterative and Tonic, acis uirccuy uu uic
l. isvor nn,l kidnevs. Purifies the blood.
cures pimples, blotches and boils, and gives a
. 1 ' l..... knllt. mmrnnlnntl
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Sold at A. Wasley's drug store. 50 cents )ier
bottle.
Qiieon Itrgont Thanks tho I'opn,
Home, April 21. The following nre th"
terms of a letter the pope received to
day from the queen regent of Spain
"I thank your holiness In my own name
and that of the entire nation for your
efforts in favor of pence, anu I am all
the more eager to make this expres
sion of gratitude' at this ciltlcul mo
ment, whfn human passion and greed
have gained the upper hand of the
noble purposes of the vicar of Christ.''
The letter conchies with a request from
her majesty that she be fortllied by the
prayers of the pontiff.
Scrofula, salt rheum, erysipelas and other
dlstrossins eruptivo diseases yield quickly
and permanently to tho cleansing, purifying
power of Jlurilock Wood Hitters.
Won n l'orty Yenrs' Sorvloe Medal.
Trenton, April 21. Major General
Joseph AV. Plume, tho head of the New
Jersey National Guard, was yesterday
presented hy tiovernor Voorhees with
a 10 years' service initial, as provided
for by law. This Is the- first 40 year
medal ever earned bv n New Jersey
National Guardumin. The medal Is the
regulation brume, and Is set with two
diamonds, which had been provjded by
General name's military friends.
"Itching hcmnrrholiU wore tlio plague of
my life. Was almost wild. Drum's Ointment
cured mo quickly and permanently, after
doctors had fulled." (J. 1'. Cormroll, Valley
Street, Saugertlcm, N. Y,
1011 lis I 1,11 1 I 111 111 IK Ml 1 1c c .. v. lit ' M
Hum-i,n y. tf. The in xi si ,i
Tli mm I III li , ,i- , !it,.n 111 lii b 1 1
Allni'iiii. Ju'n J'.i. This was -ril!ril ,a
the nmiliiK In this city yentPiil.iy nf
the state IirmoriHtlc committee. Jnhu
M. Garman, nf Nnntirnl.'i was re
elerted chairman without opposition
and promptly announced the reap
pointment of Secretary Matt Savage,
of Clearfield. The Philadelphia ronti-Ht
was referred to a sub-committee, which
reported unanimously In favor of the
Oordon-Di lehanty committee as against
the friends of City Chairman Thomas
J. Ityan, and the report was adopted
by r vote of (18 to 12., The Ryan people
ttave notice that they will carry the
contest Into the Philadelphia courts.
Sirs. HnrUii'ls Wniitft (it lcililp.
Washington. April 21. Hepiesenta
tlve I'eaisou, of North Carolina, lntm
iluced In the house yesterday a Joint
resolution to readmit Mrs. Nellie Or.mt
Sartorls. the daughter of General U'.ys
sls S. Uiant. to the character and pilv
lleges of a cltlgen of this country. Mrs.
Sartorls married, In 18T4, Algernon
Charles Frcdiili-k Sartorls. a Urltifh
subject, and lesldid In England, thus
becoming a naturalized British sub
ject, but has sliii e returned here.
Thousands of sufferers from grippe have
been restored to health by One Jfinnte ChkIi
Cure. It quickly cures couiihs, colds, bron
chitis, lineumouia, grippe, asthma, and all
throat'and lung diseases. (.'. II, Hagvnhuch.
Tooil I'or Hie htarvlnit Ctibaiii,
New Vork, April 21. It was said at
the olllce of the central Cuban relief
committee today that the Mallory lin
steamer State of Texas had been char
tered to carry the first ship load of h
lief suppplles to Cuba. She will leav.
New York for Key West tomorrow or
Saturday flying the Ited Cross ilag. If
hostilities have broken out before her
arrival there she will proceed to Ha
vana under convoy, according to the
terms of the Geneva treaty of 1864. -
Napoleon, at
St. Helena,
jH BitlU IU AlllllIIU-
li"-, .. tii a r r tt 1 I-iin
smr r911' Be:
iJ. 1 SKi, i-;-- lieve me, we
SirfeJt!i-r--ieave off all
-K'.t tY-' these remedies-
life is a fortress
which neither
you nor I know
an v thine about.
Why throw obstacles in the way of its de
fence ? Its own means are superior to all
tin' apparatus of your laboratories. Medi
cine is a collection of uncertain prescrip
tions, the results of which, taken collect
ivi ly, have been harmful to mankind.
Water, air and cleanliness are my chief
nn-ilicincs. "
. At the time when Napoleon said this he
was largely right. Physicians in those days
dealt out obnoxious and drastic drugs
that did violence to every fiber in the body.
Since that date medical science has made
wonderful strides. Dr. Tierce's Golden
Mtdical Discovery iB a medicine composed
of native medicinal root that do no vio
lence to nature. Its action is gentle and
natural. It simply promotes the natural
processes of secretion and excretion. It
restores the lost appetite, corrects all dis
orders of the digestion, makes the assimi
lation of the food perfect, invigorates the
liver, purifies and enriches the blood,
builds new nnd healthy flesh tissue, tones
the nerves and gives sweet and refreshing
sleep. It is the great blood-maker and
flesh-builder. It cures g8 per cent of all
cases of all diseases of the air passages that
lead up to consumption. It is a wonderful
medicine for all diseases due to insufficient
or improper nourishment of body or nerves.
Do not deal with unscrupulous dealers who
urge you to take worthless substitutes for
the sake of a few pennies added profit.
" I have been using nr. Pierce's Ooldtn Med
ical Discovery and rlcasnnt Pellets 1 for the
past three years nnd they hove saved my life."
Thus writes Mrs. Sophia Krazer. of Oakdale,
kockbriclge Co , Va. I now keep the ' Pellets 1
in my houj.e all the time and use them every
time I feel the need of a laxative. I am fifty
three years old and was troubled with liver com
plaint until I ujed your medicine. Now I am
well."
Every sick man or woman should send
31 one-cent stamps to Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Birffalo, N. Y., to pay the cost of mailing
only for a free copy of Dr. Pierce's great
1000 page Common Sense Medical Adviser;
or 31 stamps for a heavy cloth-bound copy.
,r ? V If it
wy C Sometimes nee & reliablf.
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THE ADVENT tRnR5
BfU B Mt hftioTT l)o.v
POUR TOR
ts a thifllinp itorv of a fight for
a treasure concealed in an old
castle in the muuiiumb nf Wales
SHOUT
In addition to the three long serial storI the
year, there wilt In- short stones of every kind. M
Hunt, the Owler The
fl sr.i.vtir j imrm.v jt,
The Flunking of Wutklns' (lliost A
B) J0U.1 KHXIIKICK SASUH K,
ARTICLfiS ON SPORT, TRAVEL, ETC.
Elephant Hunting In Africa
Tirst Lessons in Tiller and Sheet c,
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JO Cents a Numher t 9, J f'r ,
To'tlKe Iri'e In tin I mti ! il'
AdJres lI.Vni'Klt .V llltO I'lll.lls, l
Stanley J, Wyms
Humors
TVhfther itching. ImiMinii:, I1mi1ih.:, f,iIi
enisled, pimph , or hi " 1 ''tin r nmj'li
scrofulous. or hurediu til iu t i .
BpcctlUy rureil by warm buthiwiihi ru i i
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FACE HUMORS
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ennsylvania
RAILROAD.
H( HUYKIM. DIVISION
Ma in n 17, 1"
Trains will leave Hhrnittidonli afti-r tnu onor.
date for Wlggaim, (llherton, Frckvllle DarK
Water, M. Clulr, PoMsrllle. Hnml.ui-K, Ucadl i
Pottstown, Phoenlxvllle. IforrlKtmm ardPM'
rtelnhln ( Broad iitreet station) at r, 05 :ind 8 IS
a. m., 2 02, a is. p m. on week Hii Sundays,
HO-in. m , I niip. m.
I.eavp Mhcnaiulimli for I'ottsvillc 1 ta Hclano
7 67, 10 OS a. in., 12 BO, 2S2aml -.!" p m wcok
days, itutitlaya, 0 IW . m., S 31 p. m
Trains leave Krackllli fur sin -mmloali t
7 !W, 11 4B a. m. and 5 4, T SI . , hundny
11 01 a. hi. and 3 21'. p. 111.
Leave Pottnvllle for Shcnamlimh (vialrai'k
Vlllo 710, 1120 a. m., 8 20, 7 il i in Hunday
loa'i a. m.. ft 00 p. m
Leave Pottsvillo for honand'tah In 1 1, lano
T45,40 a. m., I2S8, 242 an. I HO in wcik
days. Sundays, t) Iff a. in 6 01 1, m
Iare Phtladt-lplpla, ( Kroad sti . rt station , le
Slietiandoah at 5 57, 85 and 10 l i a m, t 10
p. m. weeK aays. nunaays leave at t, so a m
lyeave Broad street station. liiilaih i.,Ktn m.
Sea Oil, Anbury Park, Ocean t..' , i,o-
Hranch. and Intermediate Htatlon ' .0,
11.14, a. m., 8.80 and 4.00 p.m. wrrk-dOM.
uiave nromi awees station, i'luiaai ipbla
PO& NKW YOHK.
Itxpreas, week-days, IK, 40n, 4Vi . I . o ,c
788,820, 900, 10 21 (Dinlnu Cur. HOn m.
12 00noon, 12 85 (Limited 1 no ami 4 e rj
Dining Cars), 1 40, 230 (OlnlnR ur 3." i,)
4 00, 5 00, 5 m (Dining Car), B w, 7 1 1, 7 l , . ,',
Ingf'ar), tO(Kj p. iu.. 12 01. iirl,t s,.ndy,
82C, 4 05, 4 50, 6 10, H 20, 6 ."O lujl, ,ln ,ni
Cor), 1185 a. m.j Yl&i, 10! iI)niuiK I nr 2UJ
(Dining Car), 4 00 (Limited I 22 i lnnlni: an,
520.550, (Dining Car) 685, 7 02, V 43 !'...
Car 10 00 p. m., 12 01 night.
Express for Koston without ctiittiK. U iXia t.,
week-days, and 7 48 p. m., dally.
WASHIXOTON AND TIIK sot I II
For Baltlmnra, rl ll's.hi a -a
1020,1123,8. m., 1209, 1281 (li'luK'
lllinintr Carl. R la i At I-, if
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slonul Limited. Dlnlne Carl, i, 17 r,
lug Car, 731 Dining Cari p in . n
Iltifllt Wl'olr rluvu Mnri.ln.-a II 1 T , 5 i
a. in., 1201), 112, .'Dining Cm 'til,
gresslonal Limited. Dining Car,, i, m
Cor), 7 JI I Dining Car ) p. m im.l I2U",
hot llultlinnre, aci iiminodiitliMi 'i l ' ,
aud 4 01 p in wuek daya,3 088,1Li ,
. lit
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FOU ATLANTIC CI I Y
Ixjave Broad treet station via li, rve
bridge KxpreBs, 9 20 a m, 705 p. ni ,U u
Leave Markit street Warf-Kxpr-- -"-,jn m
200, (a00Hatiirdoysonly),4 00, 100 p , "n
days, H 45, 9 45 a. m laceomtiiudatiim 4 , anu
5 00 p. m.)
For Cape May, Anglesea, ildn uu! nnd rtoll-.
IJcacli hea lale City, Ocean Clt, Aw.,u nnil
Stone Harbor Express, 900 a. m 400 u ,,,
weekdays. Snndiivs, 9 00 a. in
,norS,""e "b't-ExpreM. s V), a m , 2 00,
100. 500, p. m. week days s-m.l.u 4S ,'
I. B. IIl'Tt UlNSOS, .J ! V,
en'l Manager. ,t i, 1 , B r K
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at Povlusky'a drug
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for salo at Kirlin's drug store and Hhennndoa
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In tho houe, ac a nttitiilanl remeily for
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which it ts only possible lo mention a fe' i
Itlockader A Harbor Mystery
j.ixtx baksji et joux s si rii -
Orat Haul A Creature of Circumstance
8UFIIIM SWrrf It tt'Waj Hut HI- '
An American l:plorer In Alrlca
Hy ( i nrs CI ms
l.aing Out a (lull course
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