kv*’
MILLINERY STORE
Ito speak. My friends all advised
of Mr. Leonar Wells uf
me ta consult apysician. Noticing ‘
im'Jtj
Mass, has
been
Proprietress.
Chamberlian’s Cough Remedy ad- yIS8 S allie H udspeth ,
-
suffering f otn neuralgia for two
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‘-days, not being able to sleep or ¡ verstised in the St. Paul Volks
Zeitung I procured a bottle, and j
hardley keepstill, when Mr Holden,
after taking it a short while was!
WAGES IN CHINA.
he merchant there sent her her a
.tee. The Proprietress is
entyrely well- I now most heartily 1
bottle of Chatnerlain s Pain Balm,
here
to
stay
and
desires
to
Please
Patrons
in
Style, Quality of-Goods
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Io«
recommend this remedy to anyone
and
asked
th.it
she
give
itathoro
gh
and
Prices.
On
Corner
North
of
Meat
Market.
’ „Lp.ldiuL.IHoforl.bor and
suffering with a cold.
W m . K eil ,
trial. On meeting
1« th»
7. largo share wh.ob woman have
678 Selby Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
nxdaj he was od hat she was
For 8a le by
■ .11 inluslrier in that count.
nieoUoned m Tbo Tribune.
n hours and î11
Lponi.no« al hand ahowmg
tpq-gi'aai’ravarieiyofwork Pain Balm was w r h $
could not be had for lees,
CUAF IS THE BEST.
¡„ Chi. «, « far more populous e.n
WtS W flWEa NOSQUEAKING.
at 50 cents per botile by
ire Chinese immigration to the
45. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH*.ENAMELLED CALF.
United States is checked by law,
$4.‘3.s-0 FINE CALF & KANGAROO.
but thoughtful people’cannot avoid
Six weeks ago I suffered with a
43.5P POLICE, 3 S oles .
considering the possibilities of an very severe cold; was almost unable
AND
mansion of the manufacturing
*2.V_5B oy 5S chool S hoes .
tr,dcs in those Oriental countries
• LADIES*
^•
$2
"BESTDON60lAe
to a point where an overflow of pro­
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duction will occur. R ssuring
r W* L* DOUGLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
statements come from China about
You cun «are money by purchasing W. !<•
Dougina
bhoes,
.
itg cotton mills We are told that
Because, we are the largest manufacturers ot
well begun Is half done. Begin
advertised shoes in the world, and guarantee
well by getting Ferry’s Seeds.
the lath ra’e not likely to be able
the value by stamping the name and price on
Don’t let chance determine
the bottom, which protects you against hign
your
crop,
but
plant
Ferry
’
s
,o make el .th enough even for the
IS THE
prices and the middleman’s profits. Our shoes
Heeds. Known and sold
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
everywhere.
home ma ket for several years.
wearing qualities. We have them sold every­
Before you plant, get
where at lower prices for the value given than
PLACE TO GET BARGAINS IN HOSIERY, UNDERWARE,.
Ail the same, there is a distinct
anv other make. T ike no substitute. If your
Ferry’s Seed Annual
dealer cannot supply you, we cau. Sold by
for 1H96. Contains more prao-V'
danger in that quarter, from which
GLOVES, MITTONS, TOWELS, FLANNELS, ETC
tical Information for farmers L’. -*
and gardeners than many high-
protection will some time become
ir-'-fi Oa“ANAlClMS”i!‘
pistil,
priced text books. Mailed tree. 7 '' "•
i.; fir
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Located first block East of Church.
D.
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necessary. No intelligent American
k .‘ _
Cnrwh.ri'»lt'.. .
f
[»ruggistsoi nwil. Siurpi
workman can look nt the following
W. H. C anaday , Manager.
1
R 'free. Address“ AN ' K Ehls,
¡¿¿g
Box 2UU, Now Ymif City
figures without soma
serious
thoughts.
The United States Consul General
at Shanghai sends to Washington
a rtport in which l.e says that ii
addition to fco 1 the average pa\
THE NAME 0FT”E NEXT
given to oraltsmeri is as follows:
i-r-DO YOU KNOW A UOOD ADVERTISEMENT MEANS INCREASE IN BL’HIN
B’acksniiths, 13 cents a dav; boot
makers, 10; bricklayers 10; car
I
penters, 11; ca'inetmakers, 13;
compositors, 20 to 50; tailors for
natives.10; tailors for foreigners.
To do Busn ss
22: coachmen, 12 to 23; mills hands
i Let PeoDlo Know it
in cotton fabtories, 18; and mar
cbintists in th.-. samp, 11 to 22
WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN
The last two class of workers dv
not recrive food in addition to
money. It is interesting to com­
pare these figures regarding the cot­
ton inustry with those contained in
a recent statement regarding' the
same business tn Rhool Island for
the panic year of 1893 and 1894.
N
0 NOVEMBER 4th 1896
The 11,000 men, women and child
ren then employed in cotton mills
average I a little over $1 a day.
The low wages which the Chinese
Publio interest will steadily increase, and the question how the men
ace» pt are made possible by th'ee whose votes turned thé scale at the last election are satisfied with the
things; They live on a‘vegetable results under the administration they elected, will make the campaign
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