1
a.
You know the medicine that
makes pure, rich blood
Aycr's Sarsapaiiils. Your
mother, trandmother, all your
folks, used It. They trusted
Sarsaparilla
It. Their doctors trusted It.
Your doctor trusts It. Then
trust it yourself. There is
health end strength In it.
HT UTiffarM tfrT-'h'f frnm lilftlpoitlon And
thin hion.1. 1 f,.nt"t no K'llef until I tonic
Avr't HwranpMillla. Four botlW'i perni
neullt ciii-'t me."
Mhh. r. R. Bait, Mt. Hiiro, N. T.
t"'tlO.
for i
Rich Blood
Ayer'B f tits una pnntiy Inxnilvn.
they greatly aid tit ertpnrlll.
"The Point of View.
A 'nllpninn wont to dontlRt nl
naked him to "take a look at his
tepth."
The dontlnt did no and m-r-mpd full
of admiration.
"What do you think of thpm?" asked
the palli-nt.
"MnKnlflrrnt, maRnlflppnt!" was all
the dentist could pay.
"Thpn yon don't find anything to do
to them?"
"To do to thomT Why. Ihpre are four
to be pulled, six to he filled and three
to be crowned!" said the dentist.
Cool In Trying Emergency.
Damocles had been Invited to dine.
"How do you like the sword?" asked
the King, pointing to the suspended
weapoa.
"Oh, that' all rlsht," he responded,
"so long as the hair doesn't fall In the
butler."
Hereupon, even those who deplored
the vulgarity of the remark were fain
to applaud the man's sangfroid.
Driving Him to Drink.
Mrs Hoyle I have told my husband
that ho can't kiss me again until he
stops drinking.
Mrs. Doyle Are you aware of the
fict that you aro encouraging the llq
ior traffic? Brooklyn Life.
Why She Wa Discharged.
Homely HelresB I wlfh I knew how
o have my photograph taken so It
would be sure to please dear George.
Her Maid (knowlngly)Well, I have
no objection to sitting for you. Chi
cago News.
The Press
Office
Is prepared to do any
kind of ordinary
Job Printing:
Cards,
Posters,
Booklets,
Envelopes,
Bill Heads,
Statements,
Note .Heads,
Letter Heads,
Or whatever you may
need. THE STOCK is of
good quality, THE WORK
MANSHIP neat, and the
PRICE 1 RIGHT. We
respectfully solicit a trial
order and will then leave
you to judge of our claims.
IF - Y0TJ
are Use proprietor of a
hotel or bonnling-house
your eliief intorust is to
ill Your Rooms
There is a larger field
for guont in Brooklyn
New York than in any
other city in America.
Kmht in the heart of
that city the
Brooklyn Doily Eogla
maintains two large
Information Bureaus
that distribute literature
anU Kive free a J vice
regarding hotels, eto.
An ad. in the
in ciiiueetidii with thi
tme l;mvau bervira will
tusull in
Filling Your Hcuss
-'.nil at once for rah-s
A Iji ji; t- H
t.ki.l K I M Mill M i I ION 111 lih.ll'
IlKiluhlLl.N JlWIV t.li.lK
li lillilh I V -.M ' lulirt
THE MALIGNED BACHELO.
Western Auditor Comes to the De
fense of the Much-bud
At lant the tmrlir-lor has foimi
rhamplon. A Western pdlter has
rnnm to la defenaa In the following
glowing trllmtn:
"The haclielor represents the tnont
onRonlal and blghoartpd typo of our
commonwealth. Ilia name, while held
In public derlBlon by a hont of pnople,
will alwaya remain rlonwly InterwoT
en In the hlotory of pioneer life.
"He It wa who punhed out Into
the wild and woolly Went at a time
when the buffalo, Indiana and coyote
were lord of the prairie, and by per
sistant fITort anil under privation
and want led an heroin life by con
verting vast arenrg of the barren
wilderness Into fertile lands of peace
and plenty. Then, without aid of
femlno piety to keep vigil over his
everyday acta, this sturdy empire
builder remained at his post, blailng
Air Brake on the Auto.
The broking of hlKh-powered cars Is
one of the most Important problems In
automohlllng. The presence at the
recent Chlrngo show of what Is prob
ably the ttrst motor vehicle to be
equipped with air brakes Is therefore
Interesting. The machine In question
has a small air pump, driven by a cam
on the crank shaft, which forces air
Into a tank. The pump Is provided
with automatic mechanism that can
be adjusted to throw It Into action
when the pressure In the tank Tails
below a (riven point, say 00 pounds,
and out of action when it reaches 80
pounds per Inch. Connected with the
air tank by a tube Is a small cylinder
on the rear axle having two opposite
ly acting pistons that when pinked
outwardly expand friction shoes la
brake drums on the rear wheel hubs.
Each stop of the car uses about two
pounds of pressure, so that If the
pressure Is up to so pounds ten
stops can be made before it falls to
00 and the pump Is put into action
again.
The compressed air Is also used for
blowing a whistle and for forcing
gasolene from a large tank tinder the
rear of the body Into a smaller tank
on the dash, which Is provided with a
gusge glass so that the operator can
always see how much gasolene ia In
the small tank, which feeds the car
bureter. By connecting a hose direct
to the air pump the tires can be In
flated to 1W) pounds pressure.
On the dash Is a double guage that
shows the air pressure In the tank
and the pressure In the water circula
tory system, whereby If there Is any
stoppage of the circulation the driv
er will be promptly made aware of It
Anecdote of Washington.
One Rueben Kouy, of Virginia,
owed the general one thousand
pounds. While President of the
United States, one of his agenta
brought an action for the money,
judgment was obtained, and execu
tion issued against the body of the de
fendant, who was taken to Jail. He
had considerable landed estato, but
this kind of property cannot be eold
in Virginia, unless at the discretion
of the owner. He had a large family,
and for the sake of the children pre
ferred lying in Jail to selling his land.
A friend hinted to him that probably
Washington knew nothing of the pro
ceeding, and advised to send him a
petition, with a statement of the cir
cumstances. He did so, and the next
post from rhrtidelphla, after the ar
rival of his petition, brought him an
order for his Immediate release, to
gether with a full. discharge, and a
reprimand to the agent for having bo
acted. Poor Rousy was consequently
restored to his family, and in a few
years Rousy enjoyed the exquisite
pleasure of being able to pay the
money with Interest to the truly
great man. Washington reminded
hlm that the debt was discharged,
and the general, to avoid the pleasing
importunity of the grateful Virginian,
who could not be denied, accepted
the money only, however, to divide
It among Rousy'e children, which ke
immediately did. Old Colony Mano
rial. No More Flsht
It la no longer true that there are
better flsh in the sea than ever came
out of it at any rate, so far as the
flsh concern human beings. It is said
that within the next twenty yeara flsh
will be almost unobtainable, and
every year there Is a heavy drop in
the amount of fish brought ashore. In
salmon alone 1.000 tons lesa are tak
en yearly.
Finn are dying out that la, in
places where they can be caught,
which are comparatively few. A score
of years ago, for Instance, the fishing
boats down East could catch, in sight
of their harbors, In a day, more flsh
than they now have to Journey many
miles to get, and they go further and
catch less every year.
There are still plenty of fish, but
they are retiring slowly and steadily
into the depths of the great oceans,
whre they might as well not exist
as far as fishermen are concerned, tut
they cannot be got at
The well known cotton cloth, calloe,
in earned from C alicut, a city of In
dia, which was discovered by the Por
tuguese in 14i'H. Calico waa first
brought to England by the Kant India
Company, In liVtl.
Tha oldont version of the Old and
New TuHtacnent belonging to the
C'hriuUane, Is thut in the Vatican,
wtil.h was written in the fourth or
tifib century, aud published ia tie
year X&sT.
Fcir n hiliuua attack taka Chum
bi'ilaui'g Hiujiiaeli and Liver Tab
lets and ft quick cure U certain.
Fur tale by Iiuluh & Son, MutiimoraH,
all .'I'lii'ial stores in I'ike county.
J i --.! snaking in ail brunches.
,M.u t U iJWki, l.'r i !jt.,M;:rcril,l,t.
TIMBER WEALTH OF FAR WEST.
Where the Heart of the American
Timber Belt Is New.
In the t'nlfed Ptates the heart of
the lumber belt ha moved westward.
At the beginning of the Inst century
almost the entire wood supply enma
from the then untouched Turents of
the I'nnobscot Itlier rcr.lon of Maine.
As the woodsmen cut deep Into the
heart of the wood the Industry waa
forced to find other fields from
which to draw Its supply, and the vir
gin forests of the Konth and of the
States bordering on the Great Iiekes
were cut Into. Although those re
gions are by no means depleted to
day, the Tacltlc coant Is rapidly be
coming the benrt of the 1nmt'r trade.
And what wonder, for In the three
dates of California, Oregon and
Washington, there Is at. least one
third of the entire supply of standing
timber In the United Htstes. In fig
ures. It amounts to more than 000,000,
Ooo.OOO feet of uncut wood.
The forest reserves and national
parks set apart by the I'nlted States
government within the limits of these
three states ncgreitate an area or 32,
428 square miles or more than 'i per
cent, of the total wooded area of the
states. In the State of Oregon alone,
whore a rareful examination has been
made, the national census olllclals
have estimated the standing timber
on these reservations at r5,HK),W0,0M)
feet, or one fourth of the States total
supply. Review of Reviews.
Heligoland Disappearing.
As It was reported from Heligoland
that considerable masses of laud bad
fallen Into the sea during the winter
storms the h Riser visited the Island a
few weeks ago to see for himself what
effect this was likely to have on the
fortifications. His majesty evidently
regarded the situation as serious, for
shortly afterward a number of govern
ment otilclalB crossed over to make a
thorough Investigation. It now trans
pires that these gentlemen have given
up the island for lost It Is particu
larly the western side of the Island
where the famous grottos are situated
that Is being rapidly disintegrated.
Klght hundred years ago the Island
was live times Its present size, and as
the crumbling away of the rock Is due
solely to geological causes, It Is ad
mitted that human skill and power can
do nothing to avert Its complete disap
pearance. The rock of which the .sl
aud la composed contains a large per
centage of salt which nothing can pro
tect from dissolution by the North
Sea.
Germans are now more than ever
confirmed In their opinion that Bis
marck made an extremely bad bargain
when he made an exchange with ling
laud taking over Heligoland. London
Dally Chronicle.
He Needed No More Reward.
Caroline Karla White, the president
of the Women's Pennsylvania Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani
mals, distributes three costly medals
every year to the three men who have
done the kindest, bravest deeds In ani
mals' behalf during the twelvemonth.
Mrs. White makes a brief address at
these distributions, and what she says
ts always Interesting. At a recent dis
tribution she told a story.
"There Is a certain society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals In
Prance," she said. "Men visit it each
year to apply for the medal it givea an
nually. Its president Is a Joker.
"One day a peasant came to this as
sociation and laid claim to the medal.
" 'What have you done to deserve
HT' asked the president.
" 'I have saved a wolf's life sir,"
said the peasant.
" 'What had the wolf been dolngr
"'It had killed my wife.'
" 'Then,' said the president, "you
need i.o medal, for you are already auX
flclently rewarded.' "
The following articles where taken
from the stomach of a man who re
cently died In the Michigan State Asy
lum In Kalamazoo. One twenty paiuiy
spike, four inches long; thirty-two ten
penny nails; seventylnlne eight penny
nails; twenty-three shingle nails; ISO
bent nails of various assorted slxee,
tewnty nine pieces of wli i, different
sizes, one iron washer, 1 1-4 Inches In
diameter; four suspender clasps, seven
teen buttons assorted; 120 small stonea,
twelve pieces of tin, various site;
three screws, upper-halves of three
twenty-penny spikes, three 32- calibre
cartridge shells, twenty-eight pin.
Many of the larger nails were partially
eaten up by the acids of the stomach.
One four-Inch nail, which oiercel the
stomach. One four-Inch nail, which
pierced the stomach, is believed to
have caused the abscess which resulted
in death. The patient was fifty yeara
of age, aud had been at the asylum al
most continuously since 1879,
Steps have been taken by the Congo
Free State Government to protect the
African elephant from slaughter and
domesticate it. M. Kuchs, Vice-Governor
of the State, proposes that Bel
glum, France, Germany, and Great
Britain should agree to cooperate In
the work. Tame elephants would be
of Inestimable benefit, it Is said, la tlte
work of colonists.
Race 8uicld( In Illinois,
IN 1!H,2 84.8 iO babies were born 1
Illinois, of which 27,347 were born In
Chicago. There were 672 twin births
aud fifteen trplets.
Doctor You need to be treated lor
the whiskey habit.
Pat Begubs! Thot's how 01 got nt!
Puck.
Life Is worth living se loss SJ
there ia anybody worta luvlng.
Public Printer Puliuur fins required
all the book binders to take the outli
of alleyiuncu to the Vnited State.
Thin i-i looked upon, from the
hinders' K!uudoint as a sininter
devt lojimcnt in the Miller case. It
i.i rumored thut the order likely
came from the president and was
intended to emi-hasi.e his declaration
to the tfleet that tho law of the
I'nited (Slates are paramount to the
liuvs of any liihor oianuaUon.
III! i 1 Of EI
The Unexpected In a Matrimo
nial AtTair.
DfiVIATCD I ROM CUSTOM
Some Recent Wsddlngs In Which
Bride and Bridegroom Hsva De
parted from Conventions.
When the unexpected occurs In a
matrimonial affair It becomes a ro
mance. That seems to be the common
ly accepted way of looking at love mid
marriage. When the young people
issue cards and all that, It Is simply a
wedding. When they do things they
are not expected to do It Is a romance.
The romance depends on deviation
from the ordinary, it seems. For that
reason In a marriage In which are In
cluded consent of parents, knowledge
of friends, Issuing of Invitations and
the like there Is no romance. That la
the popular version.
Now, no one has any great desire to
he like every one else. Especially In
the great event of their lives young
people are extremely apt to want to
be different. That msy bo the solu
tlon for so many "romances."
There are other reasons, of course.
Once In a while conditions force the
lovers n adopt strange methods.
There Is the story of the farmer from
North Dakota who went to lllsmarrk
to marry the girl of his choice. He
thought he was her choice until he
went to her residence with the mar
rlage license, and she told him she had
thought It over and had decided she
would rsther be a sister to him.
Adam Greshlor, the farmer con
cerned, was not the style of man who
postpones 1 wedding merely because
the brldo has backed down. He took
the dismissal with good grace and
started awny from the house. Near
the railroad station he stopped a cltl
sen of lllsmarck and asked:
''Do fou know of a woman around
here who wants to get married T'
"There's only one," replied the
stranger," and she's Just taking a
train to leave town.'
The farmer sought her out. He had
ten minutes for love making, but he
proved eloquent. She left the train
with him. They had the name In the
married license changed and were
married. They left Hlsmarck that
evening behind the farmer's pair of
horses hound for his farm.
"What's the name of your new
wife?" he was asked as he waa leav
ing. "Her name Is what did you say
your name was?" he asked, turning
to her.
She laughed and said:
"It was Marlon Herahberger. It's
now Marlon Oreshler."
They drove away happily and ra
expected to live happily "ever after
ward." Closer at home, at Tnylorvllle, 111.,
Is another story of a wedding without
great formality. Nineteen-year-old
Ivalsy Youts recently told her parents
that she was going out to make a call,
leaving bei home late in the after
noon. The parents had no suspicions, and
Daisy was permitted to go without
questioning. She went to the railroad
station and met at incoming train. A
stranger stepped up to her and asked
If she were Miss Youts. She replied
by asking hlm If he were George A.
Cooper. He replied that he was. They
went to Ashland and were married.
Neither had seen the other until
they met at the railroad station. They
had been writing to each other for
two yeara. It was at the suggestion
of a friend of Cooper, who was
enraged to marry an older sister of
Daisy, that he wrote his first letter
to the girl. She answered It, and after
a year of letter writing he mailed a
proposal of mairlnge. It was accepted,
by letter, and arangementa were made
for the runaway marriage.
In Missouri there Is a bride who
has upheld women's title to flckloss-ne-s
In a startling fashion. She is, or
was. Miss Lizzie Hrndley. She should
have been made Mrs. Robert Eastln,
but sbe now la Mrs. Charles Lyons.
Eastln went to Salisbury last week to
keep his wetMIng arrangement with
the young girl. He found that she
had changed her mind.
She waa prepared for the wedding
with Eastln when a new suitor ap
peared In tbe field. He was a late
entry, but Miss Hrndley listened to
his suit and came to the conclusion
that she preferred him to her finance.
It was not considered necessary to In
form the bridegroom of the change of
heart. Probably no one thought of
him. He was allowed to proceed with
bis wedding preparations while the
young girl and the new suitor were
married "quietly and left town.
When Eastln came to keep the ap
pointment with his fiance there was
no bride to be found. An Inquiry was
started and It was finally discovered
that she had changed her mind and
waa already the wife of another man.
Baked Tapioca Pudding.
Soak a cup and a half of tapico two
hours in a quart of rich milk, put in
a double boiler and cook until the tapi
oca looks clear. Remove from the
fire, Btlr Into It two slightly heaped
tablespoonfuls of butter and a scant
half cup of sugar. When cold add
four eggs, beaten light and flavor
with vanilla or tbe rlud of a lemoo
grated and added when the tapioca in
cooking. Rutter a mold, sprinkle with
dried breudcruinbs, turn tbe mixture
Into it and bake. Turn out on a plat
ter and serve hot with a foamics
tiauce.
Balch Son, Matamcra, All General Stares
in Pike County Will Buy It Back
You asxnnie no ribk when yon bay
Chambci la'.n'g Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Uuinedy. Biileti & (Son,
Mutamoias, all general stores In
I'ike county will refund your money
if you aro not sstiMtliid after using it.
It is everywhere admitted to be the
motit siiuv.ssful remedy la use for
bowel complaints and the only one
that never fuilt. It is pleasant, anfo
and rvliubla. 10 tiU V4
CLIMBING I2TACCIHUATU
Only Six Parties Hsvs 8csld Mexico
Famous Mountsln.
Thorn Is a fnxcTiiatlnn about Popo
catepetl and tr.tncrlhmitl, twin whlte
clnil mountains overlooking the plv
tures(iio capital of Mexico, which
sectns to cbm! a spell upon all visitors
to this Land of the Sun. Popocatepetl
Is kindly to this climber, and is fre
quent !y ascended, but the sides of
Iv.tacclhuatl Bre steep and covered
with Ice. Hugo rrevasses, partlBlly
covered with snow, seam the face of
the mountain. They aro lurking
deathtraps to the unwary, says Mr.
G. K. Towlo, In "Modern Mexico."
Hut six parties are known to have
succeeded In scaling the perilous
helghta of Irtnccllmatl. The lsst of
these was headed by Joseph Iledl, n
hardy and experienced Swiss mountain-climber
and an enthusiastic
member of the Swiss Alpine Club. He
declares that the srnllng of Izlacclhu
atl was the most dltllmlt feat of
mountnln-cllinlilng which he has ever
Undertaken.
"My party numbered six." says Mr
Dedl, "and en'h of ui had a guide
The guides had etn'i'iat'cally declared
that they knew the way. but at the
foot of the Artd chi 'Vi' they confessed
that they hnd never b"en there bn
fore, and were as Ignorint of the way
as were we. Their Hcnnty clothes and
snndal clad feet Incnpneltntnd them
for the work of chopping out stepp
rom the sol d le wl h hi'h"ts, and
pii'Hng Ihern I to 'he rmr, we pro
eeeded on oar own resources.
"We wont slowly, culling steps for
every foot of the way In the Ice, on
which there was n slight layer of
snow. Many times we cnino upon
yawning crevaHses, some of them so
deep that chunks of Ice thrown Into
their depths seemed to find no lait
tom. "I have scaled many mountains,
but I have never before made a trip
fraught with so much toll and discom
fort. The pulsations of our hearts
averaged 14"i a minute. Our heads
seemed to bo bursting and our eyes
to be falling from their sockets. We
moved slowly and with the greatest
rare, that no sudden motion might
place a greater tax upon our already
sorely tried hearts. The sun burned
down upon us like flames shooting
from a blast furnace. Its rays, re
flected from the Ice at our feet, leaped
Into our faces like fires from the bot
tomless pit. The skin peeled from
our faces and hands, our Hps cracked,
and blood trickled from our ears and
nostrils. We reached the summit
thorough exhausted and dizzy.
"The v'-v was so grand that we
were mo' than repaid for what we
had undeigone. On Iztncclhuatl man
la on one of the high places of the
earth. He Is In the sky among the
clouds. The earth seems to have fal
len miles away from him, leaving him
suspended. There Is no living thing
about, not even a bird awing. lie
looks down at hla feet, and he seems
to have come to the end of the earth.
Almost straight down. In such a sheer
descent that It nearly takes away
his breath, lies the world In minia
ture, a beautiful panorama remarka
bly distinct and clear cut.
"On our return we coasted down
the mountain standing, each man se
cured to the others by a rope, and In
three hours had reached the cave
whence we had set forth In the early
morning."
Veteran M. P's.
It Is rather interesting to note that
only two members of the present
House of Commons entered that as
sembly prior to King Edward's wed
ding, the fortieth anniversary of
which wss recently celebrated. The
two M. P.'s are Sir James Fergusson,
the member for the northeast Man
chester, who waa elected for Ayr
shire in 1HT.4, and Sir Francis Towell,
the member of Wlgan, who waa first
elected as the representative of the
constituency in 1HT7. London Tit
Bits. Berlin's Child Exchange.
Berlin has a child exchange. The
poorer people of the city, who cannot
afford outings, send their children to
country peasants, and receive In return
for an equal length of time peasant
children who want to see the city.
The plan has worked" so well that the
charitable ladies who originated It
are about to extend It. There is even
talk of exchanging children between
negbboring countries so that they
would gain still more valuable experi
ence. Exchange.
Ploughing hy Dynamite.
A novel method of ploughing the
aoll haa been invented In California.
It la well known that dynamite strike
downward when it Is exploded. The
Callfornian fmlt grower lets in or on
the soil a series of dynamite charges,
and by firing these the ground la
broken up easily and quickly, and
more cheaply than by any other meth
od. Exchange.
The first balloon was constructed at
Taris by M. M. Montgolfer, In 17M3.
when liozler and tbe Marquis d'Ar
landes ascended, after which numer
ous ascents followed, many of which
proved fatal.
Billiards wore invented by Henrique
Devigne, a French artist. In the reign
of Charles IX.. about tbe year 1571,
and at once came to be a most fash
ionable and captivating game.
The largest and oldest chain bridge
In the world Is said to be that at
Kingtung, in China, where It forms a
perfect road from the top of one lofty
mountain to the top of another.
H. E.Emerson, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE in Drug Store on Broad
Street.
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Uui kill. Adiiimt,
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The hotttl par excellence of tho capital,
iocatc'd within one block of the VVhit
Houe and Uiror.t.ly oppcile tha Trutwury.
fr'lnmtt table in the oily.
VILLARD'S HOTEL
A famous hnU'lry, remarkable for lu
historical aMx-tnliJi)ii and loiiK-hUHtaliitx)
popularity. K'Cf mly rmiovaui, rupiuuUai
and yttrtially ruiiruithtni.
NATIONAL HOTEL
A landmark among the huk;li of Waih
iiitoo, piitruhi.t;ti in form or years by
proohlt'iLiH and biyb ofticlald. Alwaya a
prime fuvoriie. Keiviuly renioUciiHi and
r.'udTxi btter than tvr. Opp. Pa. H.
U dip. WALTKii H LUTON, ttt. Mar.
The hotel are the principal poliilcui
r ntltuvous of the capital at ail tiim.
i'hvy are the bebt utoppinf ylaot at rj
unabie rate.
O. O. 8TAPLK S. Proprietor,
O. DewiTT.Managtr.
fubwribe for tbe Pitted.
"BEST OF ALL FLOUR. '
FEED, MEAL,
BRAN, OATS,
and HAY.
When in -nood of nny
Hello to No. 5., or como to
SAWKILL MILL, HILFORD, PA.
The Heiv York
Tribune Farmer
Is a national lllluslxsti'd agricultural weekly for farmers
mid their families, and stand nt the head of the agricul
tural press. It Is a practical piiicr fur practical farmers,
helping them to secure the largest pofmlhlo profit from the
farm through practical methods.
It Is entertaining, Intriictlvfl and practically useful
to the farmer's wife, suns and daughters, wlinin Interests
It oovcrs In an attractive manner.
The regular prion Is H IK) per year, hut for a limited
time we will rnmlvo your sulmcrlptlon for TIHC NKW
YORK TRIIM1NR KAKMKH and slo for your own
fnvorlte local newspaper, THK PHKSrt, Mllford, I'a.
Both Papers One Year for $1.65
Band your order and money to THK PKKrfS.
Yaur nntnn and address on a postal card lo T1IR
NKW YORK TRIM'MK FAKMK.lt, Now Y irk City,
will bring you free sample copy.
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II3S Broadway, fet. Jmmnm Build
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LIQUOR, OPIUM AND MOHPHINE HABITS.
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Vrtjparatory i'purtmuiit.
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