Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 47, Number 28, Jasper, Dubois County, 24 March 1905 — Page 7
I .-otind the World I ha uwJ your I lah p.raud SiUkeff lur care 1 the llawmian Island and lout t them Ihc only mrti.lt that suited. I am Ci-w In thla i lunlry (AlrUai und think great deal t uur cuata." (KAMI ON at, .Km) ninFSTWiiTOi.?FHR.mi.
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EXCURSIONS
TO THE FREE GRANT LANDS of WESTERN CANADA
I I he tlttt hl M Mari Ii an. I A pril. thr-ie he Kscursions on the vat mux line of tail. ' i tkt Canadian Writ, 'ir.Is Ojf thousands of the lir-t STtsfSt and . pa l.auds on the Continent lur to the nins lands may Ix- piiti lia-nl from rail.iinl laiul companies at te.-tsi.u.ii.le price, i! formation as In route, coat of I ransportatr , mffif It St'l'l RINTI NlilM Of IMMIION, ( ittHwa. Canada, or to liii.r..HToi. M'Oiilncv Wils., t'lileap.i. Ill iwruait, l- Waal it h hi . Kansas illij, Ita . i c.i i uiiadiau Unrermueul Amins.
PISO'S TABLETS
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XENT fufferlnf from any form of female
r.:rr I no IPJaMt necessarv. Ma''
, i .ir i menwouio ratr.r II fy In Da I r .. t anyone, evrn by letter, about their
. ita tmun.es. PIBO'B TABLBTI attack the ,-ce of the disease and five relief from the
t whatever f c 'm rf ll.iess afflicts vc
West.r.f treatüe. Cause of Lucases in
men, wll explain your trouble and our d of cure. A copy will be mallei free h i Genrt'ius Sample of the '1 abiels. to spy
nan addressmc run iLso company
irk and I ibert Streets, AWUI.N. PA.
NATURALISTIC NOTATIONS
The First Quarterly Review Suodiy Sthcjl l esson lor flatf.26.190) Span, y I rcW el for Thla Paper.
, tat Is the frorst walker amongst II gged animals. A !lv walks 13 tin. i s as fa-' its a man II run in proportion to Its size. I h ips of landfowl, tortoises, crtxo- - OStrtehSB, sturgeon and MSB ail ar It li s of dlt t. guinea-pig prms muri' qulekly IhaB any other quadrup 1. attaining its growth in six week s:Iik1" ftn tly. In fotne parts of (Vn
rnl illil 2ci.lt h Africa IFlv..B kllffirluHl I
in. niiw mjßm i a. . . a n, n,iiii, i- in 'ii illuminate a whole room arctic hare, the an tic fox. ami -me extent the lemming In irnn
hange their coats to match I tbe snow. I l.i I i s of Hrail ht.TR their combs j at the nd of the kit ml r -t twig, at the rsrjf summit of a Iff), to he out of the f ft b of monkeys. Toadl have )t n found M useful that they are sohl in France by Ihe dozens ' ft r stocking gardens to free the ground ! fTOQ many injurious insects. Import! foxes have increased to j lucfe aa extent in (Jippslaini Victoria. irginlisd "drives ' to xt.rminate ; I in ha e lie. ti resorted to. The ermine ii really a stoat whose .. at has turned white with the coming of the snow. It has bM found that rold alone will not ptQdtMt the htiri;e. but that it only oo m - when the nn lies deep, thus showinK that it 's nn'ure that hits Riven to the northiin ,i! this wonderful means of protection. THE SIMPLE LIFE. vTkjn That Are Pleasant and Paths That Aie Peace. It Is the simple life that Rives leiiK'h f days, serenity of mind aud t i and tranquility of soul. .-smple bojw'S and ambitions. IrOtindil by the desire to do good to one s tu igatiors, simple pleasures, habits, food and drink. Men die Ioiir before their time be-i.ui-e they try to crowd too much into their experiences they climb too high Kb tail too hard. A wise woman ii'cs of the Rood that a simple li t hu 'lmie her. I hae hOM using Crape Nuts fir abotll six months. I beuan raiher sparingly until l acquired such a lik Ing for it that for tho last three : "Ullis I have depended upon It BlUOSl entirely for my diet, eating noth- ' whatever, but (irape-Nnta for t ii akfast and supper, and I believe I " ild eat it for dinner with fruit and be satisfied without other fowl, and I 'I nod bitter and have more Irength to do my housework When I began the us;' of Oape N'i's I was thin and weak, my muscles wc re so oft that I was not nble to do euv work. I weighed tnly lux pounds Nothing that I ate did me any gOOd I was going down hill rapidly, wa, i v.nm and miserable, with no MM 'i"ti fur anything. My comlltlon imfd rapidly after I beean M eat r.ra.i -Nuts food. It made me fe! like a new woman; my muscles got solid, my figure rounded out. my weight in creased to 12f. pounds In a few weeks, B f nerves grew steady and my mind bette and clearer. My f'iends tell me they haven't seen me look so well t r vfJar. ' I i onslder fJrape Nuts the esf food fn the mnrket and shall never go hack to meats and white bread again " Name glvon by Postum Co. Battl Creek, Mich. There's a reason. LOOk in each pkg. for tbe llttlf hook, "The Hoad to V. MvlUe."
OOIaDBN TEXT OF QUARTBR 'Hill thcKe bttt errtttea, ttnn inigiii i ttha: Je.Miri is ii,.- Cttrtei, the Hon wf Oed si i that believing night aaffj lift 'In lillgll Hi- ij.iii.. Jkhn ft)4L Sum ma i y of Quartet 's Lessons. The QOfdeS text of the Qliartei give! the purpose of John's (iospel It waste ptovg that "ji-us is the Chriat, Um Sob of (rod ' ant! to pro It in . u h a VgJ that tri n would believe il with their t,i arts- and Unis obtain life through KW name How Ii this great truth brought out in Um lemons of the Quarter? Uggaog i in thii leaMMi lha eeatiaU Irtlth of this (iospel is brought mil in many ways Thi i tat im itt of the prtexistence of Jesui Clinst as the eiernul Word in the hegiosing with Qod, anu the declaratlcn that Hi wa (ioil; i in p:.a.. e this. We see Him aa tht Crag tor ol a i things, the One in whom was life and Who a the Light ol nit n. In Jesus of Naari'th tliis eti-rnal Word ha ame ibsh and the apostles beheld Hit r'iory, glory as of the only begotten Son of (kd, who fully declared God in Hi? own person as well as His words. L sMin J -In this lesson we Lav John s ti Itlaooy, w hich he had received from Qod, aud which had been certitl I to by the visible descent of the Holy Spirit, that Jesu w as the Lamh of Cod, eternal pre-egtltent, the One who baptized with the Holy Spirit, the Son ol God Lesson 3. In this lesson w e have Anil rew ami Philip's discovery of J sua as the Messiah, Hin of whom Moses in the law and prophotl did w rite, and alsc Nathaniel's discovers and testimony that Jesus was tin- Sou of God the K:ug of Israel. Lesson 4 In Util lent n w e s e J sua manifest log His Kivir.e power and glory in the Creative art, turning water into viae lysson ;. In tli . s ! - sun we nr.d Ni' -odenius dlsct ft ring Uiat Jesus was bejroad gtteattoB s taavcherswifron Qod, infOVad by the signs which He perfomad, and Jtriua' own declaration of Hil I)i ine ( rigin and pre-exlstence la-sson ' In this lesson w sc Je.-us as Divine in that He is the One w ho fives the living water, the Holy Spirit, which becomes within the individual believer a weli of water -priiiging up iuto everlasting life. Lesson 7 In thi- lesson we see Jpsus again manifesting His Itivlne glory at Cana In the healing of the nobleman's son This mira Is Is remarkable in that the heailnu was done at a distance and bv the bare woid of Jesus.
Lesson 8 - In this lesson we sei Jcsti manifesting His Divine power b healing simply b) His word a man w ho had been in his infirmity 'AR years, and was utterly helpless and hopeless. Lesson V - In this lesson we see Jesus ana:n manifest lag His Div ine pow er an 1 g'.orv bv the feeding of the five thousand men with five small loaves and two snuill fishes, and with twelve baskets full of fravnn nts .- ft over aft.-r all wen filled. This was a creative act and decisive proof of Jesus' leity. I Ie.-son 1" In this lesson we have J. lug igain as the giver of the spirit, b ttiwmg the Spirit upon all thai bS i lieve on Him. and w e have he test iDtOA ! of His enemies that he "spake as nev . man spake " Les-on 11 In this leanon we Je.tis a- the On'- w bOSS U Old sets fr t and 'he One who Himself makes free indeed ' We hear Him declaring Himself plainly to be Ihe Son of Cod He also in this lesson again dei lares His pre-cxistoncc. I I.e. -on lt.- In this lesson we base Jesus giving sight to a man bom blind, and declarisg Himself the Light Of ths eorlvJ
Review Methods. The laaafTBI of the Quarter SZtettd OVOT the first nine chapters of John s Crospel Let the si holars write a list of the persons, or classes o persons, mentioned in the lessons. The lessons consist of selei ted incidents from the first and third ytars of the public ministry of Jesus A D 27 and II It eai h scholar mnke a list of the lessons, and then SOtS I How man rei -ord signs" 2. How manv SstfWltaeSS? 3. How naa) do both? v i'h the les-on titles and SUbjertl still before the (lass, let th- teacher draat out fron the scholar, i The choice-' passages In these nine chapters of John, those must helpful to us for salvation, hope and growth in Ohara tl i ami urace 2. The noblest, bravest kindest actions of whi h we have made a ItUd) .t. The grtjatcst blessings Jis is hroiiuht to man 4. The most important duties required of us. and virtues to cultivate IV Ixm the i dan make a word picture if Christ IS in the presence of all i hi s,'
Varied Lexicon -f Dough. There was a banquet at the Hotel Aator a few nights ago attended by 16 of the most prominent police cap'.aius In .Manhatiun A gio-st a rank üutsid r. made himself a biographer for hi ivsaiag Ks ooaitad tsa difCsrsat wniiih used by the captains in plate of money They weie Tin, rnUt, gStti rocks candy dough sugar muziima glad wealth, the welcome green N. '. World.
Economy. "John, ' said Mrs Tvvaddl s. 1 in going to begin to day to at OOOnise." i'or heavens aake. don't! " sj iabd lu Twaddles, prayerfully "That means you're going to buy a lot of useless things at a bargain bale Just bscauia Ibsy'rs cheap The last tune you Seoaonlaad you nearly ruined me - don t do it again!"- Cteve!ai4 Lsadsi
thing?
English Centenarian. Loiiin ti s oldest Inhabitant is John McNaiiy. born in Irsiand I0S yesrc ao. ancl a scaffolder by trade ,t the age of 60 he came to this country share he lived 21 years. H la now an langt of a Romas Catholic home ur the iged. He is still fully pCHSSSSSed of all bis fSO uities. is an laveteraU inokei and fond of chatting with v laitors.
fit n niture
Young at Forty. The most dlatiaguilhed physician In thi.s country. Hr William Osl.r has BOns to the conclusion that men above 10 years of age are comparatively useless. In the doctor'! field of work that may be true, hut in a good many t her liiufi of human endeavor they make boys of that age stay bacU of the ropes Svracuse Heraid
DIDN'T
Tha
WORK JUST RICHT.
Hold Up Man Waa Not Poetcd on Jiu Jitsu mid Wouldn't Oiv In.
"Yea, I Irai m d j u j Uu." "Yea!-" "iSS, and when I w attnrVert by a hogi- held up MSI the other ligbt I p plied my knowledge." "'I hat a iitsculisi i - 1 raraag at h m and applied Iba gl ip called 'the MUM along. ' bf fhb h the liu-jitaa txperi estehea Ihm v.ctn.. and I .ul bun wherevei he will." "Th.it was great, wa-n't it?" "It would have been, but the footpsi hnd never beard of fiS J lu, and bf pu ked M up ami hl.iiiiiM.d nie daVWI till 1 thottgnt evei v boM in my bods yvu bs ken, thea in- robbed us at hsi Issawa and left ' "To what dfl vim aeniltsTI your failure'" "To the fact that be had never studied ItU-jltSU; IS SS dons " be Would have Known that my bold rendered bw power less." Houston Post.
I
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Exiiensive. QeatktflMi It od to tea some
II I e
I knew when
fed tii.it.n . oad Ditto l in, er, you ini iin, of coui-e but I wns the only one of my ever made any BOae Pre-
always i'i
e ol i he f t lends y. Doa't ran I know what uiitortunately . old i rowd) that Detroit Frea
An Knghsh acienttst says that insert are fond ot whisky, "lb- secoM to agree frith that other English snentist who -.as tioit man old) an uaaeet. Atlanta .luur-
He appears to them, eac h one
. i ii.. .. , i h, . an so that in His na-
ture His power His work. Ilia Chirac ter. His deed.s His life. He will be an aver prcdit reality and power. Rani's Horn Bleats Men whoihlnk clo not drink. No (b ed of bite is ever sm8,i.
w ho talk of wo-Hiipinp t.on ra are usually found look im: for
Kin Will fUS cr a roc . Some nl a'" satisfied not to go to Heaven became tin ksnar soaas otlt 11 who are planning on I i inn there. The wickedest thing in this world
the chut' Ii I niii w unv
at the lien
I ass ass tkas BrWaJrSf tl ( I K
w ith one e.e las pfarww" "" fw the otag Cnl jyi talksd about the mustard seed , . .ernion . but tome preachers have
nrifhiug but 03(oa
Cattle on Holiday. In West Australia some farmers u nd their cattle for almut six weeks' holiday to the seaside each year. The jhange Of air and food is said to i , , -trsgftaly be&eSeial to than Tata graag Dti the coast is impregnated wnh saline and has the effect of a tonic on the animals.
Death of Gypsy King. Tin- king of the gypsb-s in America, Josiab Hushwell by name died iu a tent at Oakland, t'al . recenily at the age of 80. He had wandered over the I nited States for 50 years since his arrival rum England, where he was loi u. He is lUfSOIld to have left a large fortune.
Hui I Him. Cloe I hear clat Susannah wouldn't dance wid you las' night. Sambo. Sambo Dat s right. Miss Cloe. " Spose you feels huru-d?" ' Deed I do. Miss (Toe 1 Isstg more hurted dan if Id been kJcksd bv a mule! "
An Ks-ShcrrlS inik. Scott City, Kan., March 20t b. I Special) Almost evei v new paper tells of cures of the most deadly of kidnei diseases by Dodd'a Kadney i'ills. iillght' Disease, Dialjctes, Kheuniatism und Blsddsr trou hies, in fact any umeaso that i of the kidneys or cau-ed bv disordered kidneys ia rcil.iil) eared by this gnat AsTsstiriii retnedy. Hut it i in curing the eulier -;igea of kidney complaint tnat 1 tl "a Kidney
Pille are doing their greatc-t work. 1 hey are pti vi nting thousands of ruma of i lb. ghl's disease and ither deadly ailments by curing Kidney D.seane when it first j
hows its preaenca in the bcsly. Bpsskiaj of this work Bs Sher d .Tames Scott of Scott County, says: "I have used eight DOXes of Dodd'a KiJ ney Ptlla and nm-t say that tiny are just the thin? for Kidney IWasc We have tried nianv kidney medicines bll Dodd'a K.dney Pula are the best of IB.
Let Common Sense Decide Do you bom stly belitvt , that cofTee sdil louse (in Lull), exj !
to dust, M inis nnci inaaats, j'tissmff llurough many lianda (some of them not over-c lean), ''bit ti lc i,"' you don t know how or by whom, is lit for your uhcl- ? Of course you d'lllt. But LION COFFEE Is another story. The green in n li s, s 1 'eil by keen fudges nt the plantation, are skillfully roasted at our tactorles, where precautions you would not dream of are taken to secure perfect cleanliness, flavor.strength and uniformity. From tlir thnf, the tofftn ffcSSSS the factory n hMd fOffeaSJ it till it in opftutl in your kitchtn.
made LION COFFTE the UtM Of All FAthAU (0IFIIS
Milliot.s of American Homes welc ome LION ( OFI l.L daily. Tl.cn- is no stronger juoof of merit than ,ut unied and increaairjg iK.i.ularitv. "Quality hu.mvoh all fomtiOO. (Sold OOly 11 l lb. packages. Lion-head on every package.) Save oar Lion-heuda for valuable premiums. ; SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE WOOLSON SPICE CO., Tol. lo, Ohio.
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QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO!
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VaA Toll ion. KUjl AI. TO IsrolT I' llCItt WL. Sod aired t.. lb rftaiMf Bf -305" and"Ageots', 5c Cigars Are Leaders of the World. gJJLnlÄ&
It s eav ennugh to be cheerful when things are eomiag right, but t lie man who faces idvereitj with a sm.le is the mau who wins out in the end. Millions of Veset nitlea. When tiie Editor read lu.0 plants for 16V. he could hardly believe it, but upon aecund reading finds that the John A. Salzer Seed Co.. La (ro.se. Wis., than
whom there are no more reliable and ex- , tensive seed growers in the world, makes i
Overlooked. "There's one thing they thought of as a rsaSOS fur
cooling off." ' What a that?" "The janitor. "- Cleveland Dealer.
haven't the sun's
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SICK HEADACHE
Pencil Tombstone. A QeraSaa BSacilOBaker, recently deceased, has over his grave a nigantlc tone representation of half a b ad jienrll set as a tombstone. It Is of red sandstone, with a core of graphite eight Inches in diameter.
this offer which is made to net vou to
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New Erie Locomotives. The Erie Railroad has ordered 137 very heavy freight locomotives and 5600 freight c ars. The company is also baring built threS of the ne w and fast type of passenger engines known as "balanced compounds." These locomotives will pull more passenger cars at a higher rate of speed than any other kind. The company is also having built three heavy Pacific: type of passenger engines.
CARTERS
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Thev will send you their big plant and
seed -atalog, together with enough taed to grow 1,000 fine, solid Cabbages, 2,000 rich, juicy Turnips, 2.000 blanching, nutty Celery, 2.OU0 rich, butterv Lettuce, l.tsjo splendid Onions, 1.000 rare, hi-cnnn Padishef, 1,000 gloriously brilliant 1 lwers, ALL KOI HIT lfiC POST ACH, vroviding you will n turn this notice, and f ru will send them l.Hc in postage, they ml! acid to the above a paekan of fanous lierlinor Caul i dower. K. L. . es
Of course, the water wagon may seem a little dry, but ju.-t think of the dust you a-ill accumulate' Indianapolis News. m I, Is Your Strength What It Used to BeP Can you work a encrget icallv. or walk is far, climb the Btairi as rapidly as ros used to? Are your in m- a- -te.oly. ind vour memory as gctsl ai foiineily? raini Weakness, Keif cms Exhaustion, Weak Memory. Rheumatism. Indigestion, Catarrh. Misuse and the vario-.i- t i Tid Nervous trouble ruu-e pfSWllBIS obi iure, 'horten life and destroy hspptSSSS, lb'Kiin your strength, vigor and health by using Pimliet ' K uro It lia eirsdi thousands tsäessa i MM wan much WOtSS than yours. PSaheBc k' Kuro can le had in most drug stotc for 1 (10. or sent for thin price from Dr. Pu-heck, ( hicago. All advice free. The telephone is '29 years old. Hslle, ;ntrsl is t hat party we called 29 veara tgo busy vet' Albany Argus.
Seeds.
The Unselfish Wife.
"Oh yes, I grarv my husband a nrntor
Bar i m his birthday. ' "But I thought he didn't Ilk-' motor cars'" 'Ha doesn't, but I do!" imion I'u"b
Like Poker Chips. In Fiji the chief coins re whales' e etb those' of greater value being dyed red. Thf natives exchange jo white teeth tor ON red me. the same way as we (hange shillings and sovereign!.
The Shamrock's Rival A Ls Angeles florist has produced i green carnation, but it is said that ,t cannot be supplied in commercial naggtltln by March IT Philadelphia Ret ord
-tani la Sil their aw-
Austria's Poor Law. I neler the Austrian poor law every man tin years old is e ntitled to a pension tqual to one third ihe amount per day which he earned during working days. 11
THE MARKETS.
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CATTLIr Native Steels IM I iii 1 1 un Mlodllns w I I. i it w inter Patente .. u sj w in. at So Red f C I K.N No - S OATS Mixed '"'tM I nt K Mews 13 Zi u LARLi Western BBafs 'J ST LOCI! COTTON MkMIIng O CATTl.K Native SHeees 111 i COW! lout lleili is I fo V to ii :s Kstr in 'hcates . M 0IIKKI' r"al Muttons .... 5 I'lAjt m i "ateflt ' 1 1 '" i uh. i (Iradea '" 1 1 1 vi ,o t Red It 1 0 K,N No -' i Kt K No .,. V OA.S Na. I ' BAR LBV 8 " II A v ,n.i I I Imotlo . .. II JJ '' M i t Kit Cnartverj m I K;ts 15 f LARD 'hole d SSteam J PORK gtandaN Meea w CH1CAOO. CATTLK Prime Btera . ' J Ii n ;s Kulr i" ' 'tootee si 1 1 .i-;r Pair lo h ' l u 1 I.OI It Winter I'atenls 5 IW V Slitlim I'lletltS M I U 1 1 I A I N : SprliiK J I" No j It. .1 ' "'" CORN Nu I t lATS No - 'il 2 Pt Otis Mess H 5, I LARU ... ' ": KANSAS C ITY. CATTLK Nallvi St.-. rI i icJS I ill to Chol 5 SJ w ifKAT No I It.-.l I ti ftRN No I Mlsed g O TS N" 'i Mixed "4 SJ
NKW ORL KANS IT. M b lliuli Oradi 6 W CORN No 1 Mlx.-l OATS 'o 2 ll.W Nci I PORK Metas 1 vi i iN4lhori Uli Ildes COTTON Mlddltna I Mil VN sPOLIB. WHEAT No Red C'c iltN N't Mixed O VI S No I Mixed Ii v v. No i Timothy
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White Lies. She- it is perfectly permissible, sometimes, don't you think, to tell little white lies? Me Possibly, b it the diffli ultv is all lies color with age.- Brooklyn Life.
CARTERS V ITTLE 1 IVER PIU.S.
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A QUICK RECOVERY. A Prominent Officer of the Rebeccas Writes to Thank Doan'a Kidney Pilla For It. Mrs. C. E. Bumgardner, a local officer
of the Rebeccas, of Toni ka. KsaaV, Room 10, lit Kansas avenue, writes : "I used Doan'a Kidney Pills durincr the past year, for kidney t rouble ancl kindred ailment'-. 1 was Buffering; from pains in the bach and lieacla-hcx, but found after the use of one box of the re mad that the troubles pad vally disopsaarsd, ao that before I had finished a second package 1 was e I I, therefore, heartily endorse vonr reined v."
(Sign. 1 MRS. C. K 1U MC.ARDNER. A FRLE TRIAL Address l'..-ter-Milburn Co., Hnffalo. If. Y. For sale by all dealers. Price, 50 -ents.
When
St. Jacobs Oil The old monk cure, strong, straight. sure.Uckles Hurts, Sprains, Bruises The muscles flex, the kmka untwist. the soreness aiesout. Price 25c. and 50c.
Positively cured by these Little Pills. They also rt lleTo Distress from Dyspepsia. Indigestion and Too Realty Eating. A perfect re medy for Dizziness. Nausea Drowsiness, B-d T;-ste In the Mouth, CoateS Tongue. Puln In the side, TORPID LTV ER. TLey
regulato the bowels, purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSL SMALL PRICE
Genuine Musi Bear Fac-Simiie Signature
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F REE ! Official Map, History and Workings of the Panama Canal Map In three colors. 23 x 16 inches. This map which was prepared by ns of the official engineers, shows in conn plcte detail the topography of the Itl mis tif linsais. mountains, rivers and water cmrscs tin the scale of llsOOOftCi to the im Ii, the location of the Canal and present and future line of the Panan.a Railruail. the divt-ision of the Cbaj;rea River, locati. .n of the c nntrollingdaiii and the famous Culebra C .:t. Also
Profile .he Canal sbowinir in dlftSfSBt cgolorl tbework done 1 by the Ie Lessep Companv, the Kn 1 I) I Company which succeeded IeLes- t , and the work v hieb remains to be done by
Ihc United States Government. Enclose ten cents to corer SSStSSTS and mailing, and address, SASIf f J. LVBQsVQf neral ps. . nt, Blf lour honle.
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and Indizestion. nistise anet heart lIBCnsni
To ittroaoca In
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r I will send you "Pusheck's Kuro" on Trial . Büntj.MtHi If W inl ytn, ntl.00: WW 4m nl fctmfH ffu, n OiH fta mMi M Yet V lt nr eristvr M Irttorifi I 1 I h rnu fwift f '
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