The Rich Hill tribune., December 17, 1903, Image 3

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NATION'S CAPITAL TO HAVE
MAGNIFICENT RAILROAD DEPOT
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nan have been made public (or
the union nation of th Pennsylvania
railroad and th Halllmore aod Ohio
railroad at Washington. Tbta Is the
atation in wblch Congress took
liaad to solve a railway problem
which has .long been a bugbear to
Washington.' Geo, Washington's origi
nal plan of tnurt tban a century ago
concerning tha system cf rad latins;
venues will not be disturbed, and
th station will bo located at the
center of these avenue.
The new station will be the biggest
nd most ornate in the world. It will
fee erected at the Intersection of Dela
ware and Massachusetts avenue. The
natural advantage of the Bite aa
center of distribution baa been greatly
enhanced by the creation of a plaza
00 feet wide and 1.000 feet long.
The statlou will face directly to
ward the dome over the center of the
halls of Congress, balf a mile distant,
' and will be treated In aa architectural
tyl In keeping with lea character aa
the vestibule of the capital. The
architectural motives for the proposed
building have been drawn from tbe
triumphal arches of Rome. Tbe plaza,
ioptng gently away from tbe station,
will be decorated with balustrades
nd fountains, and a terrace separat
ing It from the fore-court, about 100
feet wide, wilt surround the building.
The station building proper will be
I0 feet long and from sixty-fire to 120
feet In height. It will be built of
white marble or granite. Tbe three
entrance arches, 'fifty feet in height,
will far etceed In scale their Roman
prototypes. These central doorways
lead Into a vaulted open-air vestibule,
and thence Into the main waiting
room. The forty-foot arcbe of the
end pavilions are both carriage en
trances. Tbe one toward the east Is for
official use, and leads to a suit of
REMARKABLE
. Tb Sun ha already reported the
departure from New York of a party
tin charge of Mr. Phillip Vomer,
which la going to equatorial Africa
or the purpi of procuring a number
iof the remarkable p)gml of that re
tstun. Mr. Venter served for some year a
n ineJlral missionary la a large dis
trict to the south of tb Congo river,
I where on of the largest group of
tdwarfs 1 found. He knows a contld
crsMe number of them, and this fact
is likely to contribute to the surce of
tits mission.
The pygmies are purely of the negro
type, but am abnormally darfd. and
no rvplanat'on of the curious tact baa
yet bu dlicovrred. unless the pyx
mtet may be accounted for on the the
ory that at some time In the dis
tant pat the ix-gro race developed a
ti-tt Jcn y to generate families ot stunt
ed ststtire.
t)n the acmmpanylng map every
place In equatorial Africa wberu tbe
pygmlea are known to live la shown
by a black dot. One may see at a
glance that they are widely scattered
vwr the equatorial region, for thy
are spread frouv near the Atlantic
ocean lo within 100 mile of the In
dian ocean.
The existence of these pygmies was
known a the ancient Egyptian and
llerodotua mentions them in bis his
tory, but they had not been seen for
twenty cttnturies and the modern
world refused to give any credence to
the atorles of their existence. I'p
to forty five yeara ago there was no
rood evidence that there were any
pycmle in Africa.
Then in 15 tb America explorer
I Hi fhalllu discovered the IWbongo
dwarf among tb forests near tbe
Atlantic. The group of pygmlca
which he reveal Is marked on the
map. anJ a fi'W center cf Cwrfs In
the sam region, discovered by later
explorers, lo are Indicated.
Tb world regarded tbe story Uibt
LTT:.il.itf"- '
apartment especially for the Presi
dent and tbe guest of the nation.
Tbe general waiting room, 130 feet
wide and 220 feet long. Is to be cor
ed by a Roman barrel vault ninety
feet high, decorated with sunken cof
fer or panels after the manner of the
Baths of Diocletian. It Is lighted by a
aemi-clrcular window seventy-five feet
In diameter at each end, and by five
semicircular windows of thirty feet
diameter on each side. The architects
Bay that not even Imperial Rome pos
sessed a ball of such proportions.
The station will have no large span
train aheds, since a roo. sufficient to
cover them would dwarf the dome of
the most notable building In Wash
ington and would mar tbe beauty of
the city. Ordinary platform aheds
have been adopted, which will over
lap the trains and afford sufficient pro
tection from the weather.
One of the novelties of tbe new sta
tion will be an Invalid's room, located
on the passenger concourse. It will
be Immediately accessible from tbe
trains and will be provided with every
convenience. A resident physician
will have his offices there. Several
mortuary chambers for the use of peo
ple accompanying tbe remain of rela
tive or friends are so located that a
hearse or carriage can approach or
leave without coming In contact with
tbe public services.
For the convenience of business
men and tourist desiring to spend
only a day In Washington comfortable
dressing-room with baths have been
provided, and In connection wltn them
will be a Turkish bath and a swim
ming pool.
The cost of the entire Improvement
will be about 11 t.Oon 000. The govern
ment give fS.0"0.noo a It contribu
tion toward the expense of abolishing
grade crossing, and. In addition,
bare with the District of Columbia
AFRICAN PYGMIES
TO BE BROUGHT
Du Chslllu brought home as incredible,
ne was accused of having drawn
upon his imagination for his dwarfs,
and he suffered for many year under
this Injustice. Fortunately he lived
long enough tc see his good work
fully recognised and appreciated.
New York Sun.
Gar-many' Advancement.
Iterlln. Germany, will soon have an
electric-distance printing apparatus a
an adjunct to the telephone. Through
the contract with the poetoffice de
partment, of which the teb-graph and
le!ehine system is a part, the Fern
drucker Com.uy 1 able to establUb
a MH- eerAlc for subnrrllnTS In
1'i'rlln and l suburbs, who u ex
change com muntcsi ions In printed
type by way of the main tt'Wrapb of
fice. The apparatus is similar lo a
typewriting maiMue, After ronneotlou
Is made. conmualrtlio can be had
by simply manipulating the machine
like a typewriter, even If the addres
see be absent, the printing gws on vh
tomaltcally on tape. The text of the
nieage I duplicated on tbe niai hine
of the sender, so that a ,orrect record
I kept and niiittake in transmittlon
are avoided. The annual subscription
Is 11J.
Consumption la Cursbls.
Consumption I a preventable, cur
able, communicable, but by no means
a dangerously contagious disease.
Among those who were once afflicted
with It and were ultimately lastingly
cured w count th brightest minds,
the most generous and truest hearts.
The German poet, Goethe, our own
IVter Cooper, th French poet. Coppee
were among tbem. The greatest Ger
man specialist, Herman lirehmer. who
cured himself and thounands of other
I from tb! disease; bl two greatet
t contemporaries and co-workers, still
alive and active, liettwuller, la Ger
many, and Trudeau, In this country,
all are example of tbe h'ihc.t type
of luaa,
t
the cr.t of building (he new pis 7 and
establishing new streets, for which
work tbe estimates amount to $1,600
000.
Make Silk from Wood.
A plant for making silk from wood,
erected near gydowsaue, Germany, 1
at present turning cut fifty pounds of
stein silk a day, which product can
be Increased In quantity to 2.000
pound. Tbe silk I soft In texture and
creamy in color. Each thread 1 made
up of eighteen single strands. A sin
gle strand la hardly perceptible to the
naked eye. In strength It Is but one-
third that of tbe real silk. When
woven Into piece tbe new substitute
I said to have tbe appearance of real
Ilk. Tbe pulp undergoes a chemical
process, and U prei through very
fine tube by hydraulic pressure, form
ing the single strand which go to
make up tbe thread.
Dutchmen a Smoker.
Holland holds tbe first place In the
world a a nation of smokers. Every
Dutchman consume, on an average,
100 ounce of tobacco a year. The Bel
gian come a good second with aa an
nual consumption of 80 ounces, fol
lowed closely by Turkey with 76
ounces and the United State with CO
ounce. Germany. France. Bpaln and
Italy tread closely on their heel, while
the United Kingdom come compara
tively low on the list with 21 ounces.
The Sultan of Zanzibar.
Tbe sultan of Zanzibar I only It
j year of age. and 1 nnder the regency
of Mr. Rogers until be attains the age
of 21. Hi majety Is a woolly bead
ed youth of negroid type, but be ia an
old Harrovian for all that, having
been educated at tbe famous school.
He married at the age of It hi little
cousin of 11 year old.
TO AMERICA
Value of Appreciation.
Many men and women undereU
mat th value of expression; they
take too many thing for granted;
they aum that their affection, ot
their gratitude, or their eense of obli
gallon Is understood without word
Such people are often surrounded bj
thoee who are craving some exprea
slon of affection, aome word of ap
proval, some kind of recognition.
Tbe best wirk is sometimes don
with shut teeth and a fixed purpose
In dead silence, so far as tbe world it
concerned, without a murmur of ap
plau or a word ot thanks, but thli
Is not the way in which work ought
to be doue among tuMilgcut men and
women, and It Is not the way Is
which, as a rule, the In t work It
evoked from the greatest number ot
proi'le.
The majority of men and women gM
the best out of themselves wb-a thej
are In a congenial atmosphere. Till
Is particularly true of thoe finer
kinds of work wblch express Indlvldu
ality, quality aod (Krsoual gift. Out
look.
Improve Southern Porta.
A noticeable contribution to tbi
present excellent economical sit us t lot
la the South la to be acen in the lm
prove meat of lermlnAl facilities, wit)
a vlsw to a large exportation of south
era products from souther ports
Harbors are looked after, wharves art
built, and railroad track ar run ou'
to deep watvr. Much of the grait
trade ba tons been attracted awe)
from northern porta.
How to Say It
Th proper noun, and adjective foi
cltlrcus of Panama I Tanamino," bu
it doca not seem to be used In tin
new dispatchvs. although it 1 ao
only prvper but short and musical
while "Panamanian," "Panamtaa" an
"I'anamalaa" ar all awkward.
Pir'.u9vld (Vlaaa.) Republic.
CP.EST TOR THE MioBOURU
Officer Want tempi ef th Stat
Sal a Cuids. I
JEFFERSON CITY. (Special)
fWretary of tH Kara i. Cook has
received tbe following )c-r from the,
officer of tbe battleship M!oir1:
"V. 8. B. Missouri. "Newport New.
Va., Dee. 7. liKJ.' Secretary of K'at ;
of Missouri, Jeffersoa City, Mo. "Hlr;
This new battleship, named for
your great state, haa lately gone Into
commission. We d-lr to get a
proper and fitting crest for on
the stationery to b used by the offic
ers, and I am writing to ria-t of
you, la their behalf, that you will send
a copy or Imprint of the aea-l of tbe
tt.. We wish to use It In devirnlnr
our crest, and It Is necessary that we
tave aa accurate copy of the aeal of
tbe state.
"WILLIAM R 16 SELL WHITE.
Lieutenant, V. 8. Navy." 1
PRIZES FOR CORN.
Som Big Exhibit ef th Product t
Lancastsr.
LANCASTER. (Special.) At fbe
Cora ahow held here Saturday, the
following named were purfce winners:
Yellow com First, J. H. Young;
eooad. T. J. Moorebead; third. Will
aV Robert.
White First. J. H. Foglem; sec
ond, James McCormtck; third, T. J.
Morehead.
Biggest Sam. L. Snowberger; long
eat Jame Craig.
Addresses were delivered by Col. G.
W. Water, Professor Forbe. of Mis
souri university, and Colonel Maples,
of tbe Worlds Fair Dairy Associa
tion. Macon County Corn ilww.
MACON. (Special.) Tbe Macon
county com show, under tbe auspice
of the World' fair commission, was
beld in this city Thursday. Colonel
O. W. Waters, of the state board of
agriculture, representing th world'
fair commission; Dr. A. J. Detwller,
of the state board of health; Profes
sor E. B. Forbes, of tbe state univer
sity, Columbia, and many farmers
from over the county were in attend
ance. In the com show prizes were
awarded as follows: For best white
corn: John March, of Eagle township,
tirst prize; J. F. Newton, of Eagle
township, second prize; J. F. Strober.
of Atlanta, third prize. For best yel
low ro: H. L. Johnson, of Atlanta,
first prize: George Poehlman. of Ma
con, Botond prize; Joseph Schuring,
of Wiea. third prize. For best mixed
torn: J. M. Miller, of Beaver, first
ptize; John Iftner, of Macon, second
prize. largest ten ears: C. H. Sant
ner. of Cox. Ionget ten ears; Geo.
Poehlman, of Macon.
Two Nr Vicar Csnsral
ST. IXVIS. (Special.) Two vkrar
general
were Saturday appointed for Meeting of the State Dairy A-
Iouls dloc by ArcbblsboD.001"00"- H- 11 Grpu- f Kirkvtt!e.
tbe St.
uiennon. tne appointee being Rev. o.
. S. Hoar. Irremovable rector of St
Peter" Catholic church. Jefferson
City, and Rev. J. A. Connolly, pastor
of St. Theresa's church. In thla city.
The late Mgr. H- Mueblsiepea waa the
vicar general of this diocese, but ia
filling the vacancy it was deemed
best to appoint two vicar general,
one for tbe German and the other for
the English-speaking pariah.
Stolen Jewelry Found.
yard of tbe residence of Mr. Dora
Casner a bundle waa found Saturday
which contained almost all of the
15.000 worth of Jewelry stolen from
a aafe in her bedroom last Sunday.
Several ring, valued at IS'.M). have
not yet been recovered. The police
bad been working Industriously oa the
robbery, .and there was a reward of
I1.W0 for the arrest of th thief, and
It I believed fear of arrest led to lb
rrtura of tbe plunder.
Helped to Kill a Policeman.
CARTHAGE. (Special.) In di
vision No. 1 of the rlrcuit court of Jas
per county William Click was found
gulltr of aiding In the murder of Pi
Herman I h! better. In Joplin. bt
ipring. and Ms punUhmrnr was fixed
st fifteen years la the iH-nltectlary.
Click and two ooniiariluna bad creat
ed a dloturbance tu a saloon on Smel
ter Hill, la Joplin, and tbe policeman
as trying to arrest tlu-m. when one
f them tnuk hi m oa the bead with
nx-k.
8g Pric for Poland Chins.
NEVADA. (Spi-clal.) At the J. R
Young sale of Poland China hoys,
arid at Klthards, M'Vt-uty-lght h.J
NriHight I7.&DA. an averac of nearly
IUH) each. Mr. Young's famoas brrd
hoar, "Mascot." brought th ten
orlee, going to G. M. Hoard, of
ttynesUle, III, for fl.tSo. (Mher
tood price brought were: -Tcny
"htef." HH; "Harmonizer."
"Governess," lti.
Dual Over Feetaatl.
MARSIIALU (Special.1 la a treet
ie here Friday Burt Simpeoa hot
and fatally injured Talbot Htasiey.
Slmpsoa fired three (hot. On tn)
tfect in Hiusley l(t Ue. He will
lie. Hinsley fired th same number
f shots. All went wide of the mark
but one. which look effect ia S.mp-j
on' cheek, causing oily a s'.itht
aound. Simpson ia under arnwt. I
t d br JhaakJivir,g Jay beta
MIIOlll SUPPIME COV."T.
Opinio fey Ctt, '
In Jfft'r,n Crty. j
JFTFERHON- C I T Y fCpeC.al
I i ! N-. 1 of lie '!;'" C'Mij
met We'lneVUy tnovafrsg gt
opinio In tb fallow log : I
I5y Gaatt. P. J. 8'.te . lertnr;
reversed atid remanded, !'-.' v
Robertsoa; afrirmed. tcurV).n Js
uary It, liri4. tfUk'n vs. ItaVh; re
versed and prisoner !clr arged. $'at
vs. Duna; affirmed, eiecuUj Jso&ary
it. mi.
Py Frges. J Rta v. H'.cks:
affirmed- gate r. Cay; !'.r&i4
ate va. Hansbrough; affirwsel
State i. Moore; rever4 and re
manded. Beat va. Peefcle Y York;
affirmed. Stat r. Kentr; a.'f nr,
fri- fiiat v. Finney; aff!rd.
By Fo, J. Brat v. lavrtsrr;
reversed aad df;Btjit dlhargM
State v. BatW; reversed aad defend
ant discharged.
MrnUons. etc. Behoof district s
Boyle; motion to dim .a a;pa a.4
motkM to atrik out bill of -tJiv
filed by eorrerpoadect. KandoJpk a
Wheeler; continued to April term.
1K.. on stipulation. HeSl v. Hefl;
T. J. Rowe withdraw as attorney for
appellant. Rader vs. Rader; dent of
Glle B. Rader suggested: voisstary
appearance of Frank B. Hughea. aV
mlnlstrator; cause revived by con!
and continued to April tens, lt
State va. Sharp; motion to et a14
submission filed by respondent; af
firmed In opposition by appellant;
five day time to respondent to file
affidavit. Well vs. Lin; obmJ
sion a aside; cause dismissed on
stipulation. St. IjCuU vs. Short: writ
of error dimlssed by plaintiff la
error.
BUTLER GOES rREE.
Stat Supreme Ceurt Reveewe Case
of th St. loue Boe.
JEFFERSON CITY. Special!
Tbe supreme court Wednesday re
versed tbe decision of tbe lower covet
In tbe case of the St. Looi bo, Ed
Butler, convicted at Columbia (n Oc
tober, 1.2, of attempted bribery, aad
sentenced to prison tor three years
The court discharged the prisoner,
who cannot now be tried again oa tbe
same charge.
The opinion of Division No. J of
the upreme court reverting the judg
ment against Ed Butler and ordering
the prisoner discharged was written
for the court by Judges Jam- D. Fox.
the youngest member. In point of r
vice, on tbe supreme bench. Judge
Gantt and Burgew. th other two
justice of this division of lb court,
concur with Judge Fox La reversing
the Judgment and discharging Butler.
The opinion I a voluminous one, cov
ering fifty-even typewritten page,
or nearly thirty thousand words.
Dairymen of Miaaourl.
CLINTON. (Special.! At Tbura-
; ' iiiem v
were awarded fold medal for U-
best butter and chee, respectively.
W. W. Marple. of Su Joseph, waa re
elected president. A new constitu
tion wa adopted and plans put on
foot for a fine exhibit of Missouri
dairies at the St. Louis world fair. 1
Cot Rid of tn Mail.
CENTRA LI A. (Special.) M"ita
Boulware, a youcg farmer living: near
this city, about a year ago stuck a
nail in bis foot and waa unable lo ax
tract it. A few days ago the nail,
which was about one aad one ba'.f
Inches long. worke4 out near t
place where it entered. It gave him
very little trouble during tbe time.
Arrwat of Dpwty Poetmastee.
PEDAUA. (Special) Richard
Bishop, assistant postmaster at El
moadonson, IVenton county, has given
bonds for hi appearance la th
United State court at Jeffenoa City
Ift March, next. Misuse of govern
ment fund I th charge. It is said
that prior to his arrest he made good
hi short are to the government.
Mine to Rum Monday.
JOPIJN i Special ) The mine of
the Missouri Kansas mining district,
after a shut -down of three week, wtli
resume operations Mon.lay. Ore 1cr
are .incing and ti e ra ral t ie of
the market u hrit-r. Tc nz price
of sine ore the lat week wa 2I pr
ton. and bad ::.
A Thfiltr Sat Retbd in Joe'.n.
JOP1N. (Special.) The safe of the
Club theater was Mown open wt'.h
dynamite about S oti.- lYt-Jay
morn'.r-g and la money stolen.
Thrv rrtrs were -y-n ts nake their
ecape fron the building TSe th.-a-ter
lx-!on to the Crawfttrd circuit. 1
found Hie Wif Dsse Itt M H.m.
PIUT GROVE tSneciaL) lu
awakeaina- Frtday nxorniag IVtrr H.
Brummel. a farmer living near her,
found hi wife dead btU turn la
b4 -w
Oec'a'W Mitedeeer Insana.
CARTHAOE iSp-tal) Patrick
Hubbard, who abot aed killed Michael
O Riurk la this city iat Aprtt. was
a.lJuvSged Insane ty a Jury ia the cir
cuit covrt iif Jti-er cHicty, bee Moa
dsy. H w .. t tat e to aa a?ljai
si Nc'.a cl ttru cure4 cf la
ae;ty w;. h be trtej Kurjer.
OI-urk ai:4 Hut'tri Were ta.t
frlcc-t. The tutritt vt ORoark
ef t Skfc.
Tiit fi.('-'j'A avriw;t reeeivV
ly sppewred; I will gl.'y s'ag to the
atea or th-we wh are ovj to bt
Urta Pepn's
Tl!r7yea lr tl of tls-e AsnrV
raa port tsrrw l';ve la tni nt m. jr
r j f
(
Vault ef LZgzrion, V"&, UZs
fcoir sb w25 card cf irrtxti Lsri
tics tsd cteriae trtxiblc, terrible
p&Iss &d4 taclacts, by tbe arse
cf L)a E. Pkkfcaa'f VcstUils
Ia Sfna. Frygiuw; A wrkCn
a TO xcy be. .a brg-aa t fa.1 krw.w9 of
f-3ta-J trowtnea. Ta eVacter i-i not
be'ssBC I irmFnberef xiiat scy SKXtaer
Ytl tmi I.ydia I" I"inabuu!ar-a
Vrrelavbtie snfwrxl mm. soaay oe
rsiinas tor irrrf-vuantca aavd vktm
troafc. a4 I fait wutw ikjtX it wovCd.
avot aaraa ana aA aay- rata to g"-w U a
trisX
-1 wraa certainly f'jU to Cna &
wrltVa a week 1 felt sacra. hnr, U-s
trn-.b' pw-&s ia Use Unck. aw4 .da
wrrs beg-juziag' to eeMe. aati aS tta
time of Bnratstrualjoa 1 d 4 wc aavw
nwr!y a seriotis a tusse aa bmtoion,
to I continoed it sac for two nv.eitaa.
and at tit rod of t&at tine I wraa La
a new woman. I really bare never
frU better ia ay l.fe. naw not kvad a
a.ra: hewiacae kdcc. aod "c.f i
roceds xoore tian I evr did. so I ws
vovr BBii-'
cine." Man. Mar Htrut. LAj-rrVc!,
Wiw.Pres. Heehrid iaowixrw Cltk
iC Met rf r i
f Harvest Werfr,
Tb tartest of wba akm etrurwa
about 1.&0.(-J rue and HM btstn
tarea tooatba of th ansater, wis. Li at
lust l,0O9 sosss ar needed to pro
car food for th worker. Th har
weat of other crop mpky lea nsea.
bt th entire a amber of harvester
neied ia gxtherltg the crop of th
United State has been estimated at
1.6N.7t that I, exclusive of tb
farmer that recide on ttetr own Isa J
aad aid ia th karvesL
Senalbl Htekepra
wfH nave Decaac Starch, not aloe
because they get one-third more for
the same money, bat also aacatua of
superior quality.
Maonati Watae Ciocka.
Among th rwrtow featar of To
ledo which aafortuaauly rescaia aa
kaagsr, war water rioeka, devt4 hy
S Moortaa awetw aaated AsZarcaL
who placed tkea oa the backs of tb
Tagna no that Use pmvyit .e4 read
th time. Taey wer raa by water
power, aad were so taatowa that Daaiel
Merlac. aa Kngliaa asrtroaosaar. caas
all the way froai Oxforn La 11U t
atsdy th.
Otrioibi Vat
Count Zappelta kavltg agala
a
gnlrwd th aaceaaary fa a la. wUl r
trew the exswrtaeai with dtnglbla
baltoon oa Lnk ConaBc. w kick
a diBcoattaoed a year aga,
Maoam Hvrucaittur.
"it do bat all now naay pp! BUT
fota' t fer hortyculter." rvcarxed
Farmer Sorghum. "I dun sw nothta
la the paper no mor 'ci4 ota(fcta
bout graft la'.
Org.n of Or J Stor S gn.
Cokired g'-efce tw drag wt.
dow wr rut diit:je4 ay taa
Moors cf Arau a aed aia.
W!l ltemmarV
Val'ey City, N. IVik lec UT
year g Jlrt. Ma'.uJa M. IV-uctor cf
this (late suffecwd a gt-ral deal with a
d'.xiiseas 1 her bad. SS was rv4
of this by a remedy called IXJ4 Kid
ney iniis. and has aut tm truutl4
aiace.
hwily f.erwarda th aad a baj
bll.iou attack, aad for tht & awed
Iiaaoe4 IMasvr P::i and waa cuaa
pietely ewred la a sbort tiwa.
Ia January, she had aa attack
ef Sciatica, ot which she say:
1 wa almost kelpie with th &ca
Stica, hut reoteabertaa: what lW( a
sildaey PUl and l"aao4 IXaar rui
kad doe tot m befura, I eoauaiac4
a treatBoat of thee medicteea aad la
tare week I wa completely restored
to beaUa. I aav grsat faith ia the
me-licae. for they hav beea vt so
aawch beeeBt M Bae
IVdi Kiiary Itlls ar very popular
?a H?re Count, fcavicg aia4 a
great aiauy Bi-leclid curw of Sv.at'ca,
Sieuoiat sax and KUaty Troutlw.
Many ta.feir una bo ct)tr ae4:ciae.
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thvir .t ak ttivaj tj a---l i
't4 C'a.
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