Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], September 15, 1888, Image 2

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THE DAILY JOURNAL
CITABtI.1HEI 18M1.
M 1. F,. CIT Y. MONTANVA.
THEOFVICIAL PAPER O 'UST3LCOTWTIT
Nebills against T -I YILLOWTroxN JOIIiAL
PoU.LSLtaI Co., contracted by any of the employes
of sad paper or others, will be reogulzed ualess
eoompalnod by a written order signed by the paub
taber or businese meanaer
Theeditor e Tai YI.LOWITONI JOURNIAL
is sot responsible for any >t the pina
oas or Uttersae of its eonepanondats.
Notice is hereby gives to all concerned that
Tua YILLOWITONS JoUlRNAL PUBLISHING CO
holds the contract to do el' prlntin8 sad ad
vertiing, of whatever natute chargeabl to Co.
ter oolty.and e aso thbedeignsted and ounl psle r
In Custer eosaty in wiehb services by publot ile
can be legally made. Legal noticeM publ'shed in
other papepe of Custer county. ane ,ld and
wortblesr, as has been decided by the courts of
Neetans.
Saturday, September ts, I88.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PIEiIl,):NT OF THE UNITED
STATEs, INCLl'DIN% THE SOLID
SOUTH.
BEN HARRISON,
OF INIIANA.
FOR VICE PRElIDENT OF THE SAME,
LEVI P. MOBRTON.
OF NEW YORK.
REI' IILICAN TE~RM .rITOltL CONVENS
TION .
A Territortal Republican ('otarention will be
bhl at the city of Helena on oullday, .eptembwer
17t t, lti. at 12 o'clock nouon. for the purpose of
an( ituating a candidate for Dohtgate to (o s.,
acithetrantsartiot of surb other business as an
t'.e Judgment of the utonventiun appertains to the
e elfars of the Republican party In Montana.
The veral counties will be entitled to represet
tlon as follows:
:ocsTtNT. No. or DILEGAT-s
Beaverhead .....................................................
Cascade . -.......................... .......................
(hotea u...........-.. ............... .......... .........'.. 6
(u ete r ................................................................. 6
user ................... ..............."..
D.~. ... . .............. ...... .... ...... ..*.......,,-- .....** ...2
F.arus . . . ........ ..... .. *....... .. ........--*........ 7·:
Gallatin ..... .................... .....................
Jefferson ...... ..................... ......................
Lewis and Clar. . ... . .............. ........................14
. sdison .............. ................... - ...................
)leqher... ..........»... .... ......
P~rMIh. .. ......... . .......-...o.o* ....*--.. *****-** ·* *
Bilver Bow.... ..... ........................................17
Yellowstone...... ..........-................ ................... *
Total..... . - .....................................I-;t
The County Republican Committees of the sev
ral counties (elcept Cascade) will proceed to call
County Conventions in their reppctive countlie,
and elect Ielegates and Alternate Delegates .o the
Territorial Convention as above designated.
It is desired that ample notice of such ('onven
tiuns be given
The following rules have been adopted for the
government of the Republlcan Terr.,urial Conven
tions in the Territory of Montana e
I --Ielegates and Alternate leleaates shall bt
el-cted In the futut to Territorial C'olventllons,
and In the event of the failure of a Delegate to at
tend. the Alternate Delegate at 'I cut the vote of
the Delegate wt je alternate he as.
2.-In the absence of a Delegate and his Alternate
a majority of the lelegatlon trim that county shall
cas the vote of the absentee.
3,-In the absence of all the Delegates and Alter
nate Delegates from any county, no vote shall be
cast for such county.
4.--n the county n which the Territorial ('on
reation shall be hel,t when any IDelegate anid his
Alternate Delegate are absent there shall be no
vote oast in their behalf.
5.--Delegaq . and Alternates must he Republl
can resideuts of the County which they represent
Hy order of the Territorial Republican t'unmit
tee.
A. ALal.ta.l, IrAAc D. Mc('rTCHaFO.
Secretary. Chalrman.
( all for JRepubilcan (ouinty Conuventia.
In pursuance of the ctlon f the Itepublica,.
Centlal c2ostittee of , uster ('ounty. M. T., at a
meetl.g head in Mil.' 4ity, M. T., $Lte-lmber 3rd,
ISM, prlnmary" .le, tIssn are ordered to be held
is the various preeiner nauned below, n *atur
dsay. %eptesaulr ':'gmil. Ill4Pt. between the hourt
of mnd 7o.,loutk, p ut . or the purpo e of elt. c
tug uelegates and aternates to the Republcllan
( uauntyont ('ullltent.lo be heldl a theb(jourt I .se
in Miles' ity, .l. T , on .outlsliy Iltolier Ath.
IMNM at II o'clock A. M. fur the purpose of ple
ing in ensuinatlon a fall county ticket and he
transaction of such other tutnese as may properl)
come before it.
TI€e pplortionment of representation of the dif
ferenat prclncts in the county convention will be
as folluow
oaethiwa .............................. ... ... ............. 2
1ors11bd- ........................«............ ...
............................................... .................. 2
t ......... ............ ...... ........ ................. . ...............
oe ................ ..................... ....................... 2
A itlots e .................................................... .. 1
Hltehfor .................................................... . i
Serry ..................... ......................... .......... 2
Satll nr ........................... ............................... . 1
rE kalaka ........................................................... 2
1t. It Iancls'.......................................
" l t nch ................................»......._...... ..... » • 2
A lbright ........ . . .. ... . .. . ............
1.cl' Ha h . . . .ud ... ........... 1
le's Ranch. Itonebud... . ... I
, arpeuter & Itubereon.' Ranch. Rosebu I ....... I
Ralisaev) tHie msna Rlnech, Rosebua. ......... I
I utler., Tonlgue Itver ..................... 2
Il'tchkle, _................................. 1
. rlr'. I.aneh, Pumpkin creek ............... I
1 eew's. Ranch, Pumpkin .reek ...... ......
Klitl'. Ranch, Tongue River ............... 1
ly' R ch onguell River ... ............ 1
I'ower.'ehool Houuse, Tongue River.......... . 1
A.tiland. ............................. I1
.ooki' Ranch. Tonlgue Rver... .. ......... 1
I' get hal ,ch .. .. ...... ..... ..... 1
IlfaTl' Ianch, rowdser Riv..r... ...........
Ii. ekett,s IRancl h ... ......................
Po er tlle .. .......... I
, it. Ranch. Little Powder ...... I
''itbet's Rauch, Bloom creek.. ... ............
Alsad .. .. . ..... ........... .. 1I
',overnll.ent sw xMII . ................. 1
Allen's Raneh ............ ......... ....... 1
ig I.pr.n.1 Tonglu River .... .............. 1
Howard .. .. ............................
Ilubliard & Tbomul n'ss lRanch ................I
M uddy .... .............................. 1
bChesnman's saw Mill ............. ..... 1
Rutoe's sRanch, Rosebud .......................
B urney . . .. .. .............................. I
S Tot.l ................................................ ........
I lelgates elected under this elil will provide
Sthiuemsulve ith credentials from the judges of
primaury elections is their respective precinctl. In
iader that their right i. s, ats nd. et. s i tbhe
convention mqy he determined.
3 u. ,u'. tsN, . DoacwtRA T,
Me5. -^ Cm. Ceat. ('em.
rh ..ls I of tleries.
A curius pheninomenon, generally rare,
p and attrli' Ili to physiolugical idioyn.
w crasy, hae thli year been quite general.
-,I Thousands of persons have been mildly
p isoned by eating strawberries. The act
- t eating fruit is a fine art not generally
hun luyuod. Most people sit down to a
etion of the first fr sh fruit that they
secure. Whm l trawberries corme
hey gorge themerlves on that fruit for a
ionth or imre. There is no fruit that
oes not carry with it a sperial danger if
over inhdulged in. The grape is prolhabl
brealthiet of all, if the seeds are diicardtd.
ient berries have direct medicinal effect,
ither laxative or astringent while the
Sare irritants. The only concluion
thM peopl sbould eaerlcow mas
.w. abe eat that Isif tlb omm
THE IENTLER SEX.
Whas ti.e ewqapn s may ceaseia the
Denalhtss .t Rw.
A Saratoga woman come out In all
red one day, all white the next, all black
the third and so on.
The Kings' Daughters of Atlanta,
Ga., have just opened a hospital there to
be under their exclusive charge.
A negro woman who recently went in
sane at Atlanta, Ga., imagined that the
sun had perched itself on her head and
she could not shake it off.
Miss M. E. Orr is said to be the fastest
woman type writing operator in the
world. In a recent type writing tourna
ment her average was ninety-five and
one-fifth words a minute.
More than fifty of the beet known
ladies of Battle Creek, Mich., have
formed a dress reform club and declared
themselves against bustles, high heels,
tight shoes, stir corsets, etc.
Mrs. Bates, the "giantess" wife of the
celebrnted Capt. Bates, died recently at
their Ohio home, near Wadsworth. They
were the largest married couple in the
world. Capt. Bates is eight feet tall,
and his wife was seven feet and nine
inches.
Amelle Rives Chanler reads but few
books. Shakespeare, George Eliot and
Edgar A. Poe are among her favorite
authors. She reads French readily, and
has begun to take an interest in German.
She expects to study English when she
has leisure.
Mrs. Capt. Tom is the name of the
richest Indian woman in Alash.
She is worth about $20,000, and
lives royally at Sitka, surrounded by
slaves. She supported two husbands
until lately, having to give one up when
she joined the Presbyterian Mission.
Mrs. Tom is ugly, fat and over 40, and
is a shrewd trader.
The young English poet known to the
world as A. Mary F. Robinson is now
MIme. Darmesteter, having married
the enthusiastic gentleman who trans
lated her English poetry into French
prose not long since, thereby gaining for
her some very pleasant piaise from
French critics.
Mrs. Harvey, of Shanklin, Isle of
Wight, has founded an institution there
which is doubly philanthropic in its
work. It is a home for old ladies and a
training school for servants at the same
time. Servants who graduate there
command the best wages, and are always
in demand. Mrs. Harvey has an income
of $150,000 a year, and she seems to
know just what to do with it.
Queen Victoria has won quite a repu
tation among English agriculturists as
what may be called a royal farmer of the
gentler sex. At the show of the Isle of
Wight Agricultural society recently she
took three prizes for farm horees, one
for Jersey cattle and four for Down
sheep, winning the champion prize for
the best ram and the award for the best
pair of ewes.
L'st March N. Kate Gentry filed at
Washington an application for a patent
on a "remedial cosmetic." She failed to
obtain her patent I-cause she parted her
name in the middle The examiner.
held that the signature was defective. as
she had failed to write her Christian
name in full. On appeal the cmmnis
sdoner sustained the opinion. The law
recognizes but one name-the first one
and unless that is given in full the signa
ture becomes worthless from a legal
standpoint.
Mamo. Dieulafoy, who practically
founded the Persian museum in Paris,
has formally handed it over to the presi
dent of the republic. She has definitely
adopted man's dress, and accordingly she
aplpared with short hair, and -dresbed
in a masculine suit of black trousers and
paletot, the latter buttoned up over the
waistcoat, and showing shirt front and
collar." She was also furnished with the
inevitable chimney pot hat, which, all
the time she was giving explanations to
Mme. Carnot, the wife of the president,
she held in her hand with proper mascu
line politeness.
The person who exercises by far the
greatest influence over the queen of
bervia at the present time is undoubtedly
her aunt, the Princess Constantin Mou
rousy. She has been a veritable mother
to her niece, and has adkued and con
soled her throughout th& long course of
her conjugal misfortunes The princess
is an elderly lady, in appenrance albout
6O, short In figure. but none the I1eM dig
nilled, with a kind, motherly face. lit up
by a pair of keen eyes, and shaded by
gray hair. She has been a wi iow for
many years, and invariably dresses in
simple black, with a close black cap and
long veil. Although her home is in Rus
sia a great part of every year is spent
with Queen Natalie, and there is proba
bly no one more thoroughly au fait with
all that goes on in the court of Belgrade
than la princeuse.
Oprealm the Dark Catlmeat.
The Dark continent is being rapidly
opened to civilization. Surveys of the
Congo railroad have been completed part
the 23.5 miles of cataracts, and this, with
the river itself, will, within two or three
years, make it possiblo for travelers to
visit the interior of Africa without a car..
van. In the upper Congo region is an
elevated tableland with fine climate, free
from malaria that has proven so destruc
tive to visitor on the coast. When the
journey that was formerly made pain
fully through weeks can be made in a
day, the prophecy will indeed be fulflled,
which declares that Ethiopia shall setch
forth her hands unto God. The opening
of Africa to Christian ievilisation is likely
to be the most important fact in the his.
tory of the next fifty years.-Boston
Pudget.
Persmbuasteg lee Water Task.
The Moderation society of New York
has a perambulating tank of ice water,
which is driven about the city all day and
makes frequent stop that the thirsty
may take advantage of the water. The
tank holds 800 gallons, and on hot days
is filled three times and uses up 9,100
pounds of ice. This is the second season
of this mode of iasisting temperance.
New Orleans 1 imss-IDmocrat.
The lRv. Walter L. Huffman, of Peru,
Ind., has married over 1,900 couples and
preached 1,800 funeral srvites. HiB
emrpasee the record of any clerg.ma in
th ates.
011E FIO1 IEE TO ANKLE.
Skin Entirely Gone. Flesh a Mau of DI-
ease. Letg Diulnished One-Third ltI
Stlu. Conudition Hopeless. Cured by the
Cutlcur. letenedlee.
Furthree years I was almost erippled with an
awful ore leg frm my knee down to my ankle; the
skin was entirely gone, and the flsh was one mnas
of disease. aeue physlcians pronouuosed it incur
able. It had diminished about one-third the alse
of the other, and I was in a hopeless condition.
Altes trying all kinds of remedies mud spendin_
hundr da of dollsar, from which I got no relief
whatever. I was persuaded to try your ('UTICURA
RttlaEM.I, and the reault,ws as follows: After
three days I noticed a decided hangs for the bet
ter, and at the end of two months I wascompletely
cured. My flesh was purified, and the bone (which
had beet, exposed for over a year) got sound. The
flesh began to grow, and to-day, and for nearly two
eanrs past, any leg is as well as ever it was, sound
i, every respeat, and not a sign of the ts.ease to be
seen. N. U. AIIERN,
Dubole., Dodge County, lie.
Terrible Suflering Front skino Dis,:sae.
I have been a terrible sufferer for year. from
diseases of the skin and bloo , and have been
obliged to shun public plaen.s by reason of amy das
Igunring humore. Have had the best of physicians
and .pent hundreds of dollars, but got no relief
until I used the t'urtctCRA ItEMEDIts, which have
cured me, and left my skin as clear and my blood
as pure s a child's. IDA MAY IANS,
Olive Branch 1. O., Mim.
Frman 14.1 Pouilnds to 1i7' IPounds.
I have taken several battles of ('UTICURA It eOlt
vENT with all the resull. I could wish for. About
this tialne last year, when commencing its use, I
weighed 1lj poun :s, and to-day I weibgh 17
pounds. GEO. (!A MPBELL,
Sashington, D. C.
NOTE.-The CUTICURA IulSaLVENT is beyond all
doubt the gr-atelt blood purifier ever com
pounded.
CUorIcrA, the great skin cure, and CUTICUtR
oAt'. an exquisite skin beautifier, externally, and
CUTICc.A RKaoLVi NT, the new blood purifier, in
tersally, are a positives cure for every forms of skin
and blood disease, from pimples ti scrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price. ('T'tc,.ss. ; Oc ; Not,
25c.: REAOLV:ENT. SI. Pre pared by the i'OTTzr
DItIU AND I 'HEMIc'.AL Co.. iOutun, , . ass.
i'.t-end for"llow to t'utre -kn |1ieases."64
pages. 50 illustratiotir, and U.N) tGet: monials.
BABY.SO m kl an s sIp prewlrved and iw.aut
Bi ded by CtTI:LcUA MEIICrkTl) "IAP.
HOW MI BAC ACilES !
taeck ache. kidney pains, and w, aknesa,
SOrene.., IlUnesD Straulll anld ,alin
rel'vesl In one Inlnulte by the Cutl.
aura Anti-Pain Plaster. The inst and only
pain-killing plaster. 2. cents.
IFT P RECFDE1TED ATTR.IICTIO !
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Iouisiana Stat. Litlerv Comlpany.
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868, for
Fiucataonal and t harital,l prorlse., and its fran
chi.e wade a part of the present t+tate Constitution
in 1879, by an overwhelming popular vote.
ItOGRKANI EXTRAOI)I INARY DRAW
ING(t take place hIml-Annually. (June
and D.ecmber.) anod its iRAND sIlNGLE
NI'i IER DIRAWI .NG%~ take place osm each
of the other ten smmnths in the year. and
are all drawn in public,. at lthe Acadery of
Mlusic. New Orleans, La.
"We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar
rangoments for all the Monthly antd taeoi-Anuual
Drawings of the Louislana state Lottery Company.
and nla person manage and control the drawinats
themuselves, and that the saeu are conducted with
honesty, fairnoee. and in good faith towa d ail par.
ties, antd we authoris the Company to use this
e-rtlaeste, with fac-slmilies of our aignatures at
Is, bed in its advertisements."
('Uomint am.nouers.
W'e the undriigned tan, and BHankerls will pa
all Prise. drawn inl The Lolisiana State Lotterie.
wbirh may or presented at l Tr counters.
It.M .WA L,.,ESi'., I'res. I.oulalana Nat. Bank.
PIERRIE IANAIX, Pree. State Nat. Bank.
A. RALDIWIN. Pres. New Orleans Nat. Hank.
('ARL KOlIN, Pres. Uniou National Bank.
Grand Monthly Drawing
It the Academy of Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday. October 9. 1898.
CAPITAL PRIZE 8300,000.
1lk,,ttM0t ickets at Twenty Dollar,
*a'eb. Halves $11; Quarteri .i$; l'eunth
2; ' wentiethb $1.
LIST OP PattRa.
I PRIZE OF 300,m1 is ........................ t3.,O 000
I PRIZE OF tl,'u i........................ InU..on
I PRIZE ) ~e .91,SM iJ ................... :~.10 1
I PRIZE ',F 2.(.t .II................. 2.,s,1s
2 PRIZIF ,) F IU,.l are ..................... 2: ,1111
SI'RIZS (IF b,l J re ....................
25 I',t IZE OF I,Olo t ar.. ................... us.
l0 PKIZE O' F 50 r ..................... 0.*y1
210J P'(IZE4 O NOe. are............. N.<ol
rI vKl 'Z O.F r1 a.....r................. I10,n, 0
APtaOaINATItf P'itg5:
(1J ries of "lrtl are .. ......................... 60.r.Ko
lM)t dow ..1 are ..... ...... ............. :,9e1t
119)) do ) are ........... .................., 9YI,1II)
TKRMI'iAI. I'MIZIR,
EM! do. 1tare..................... :Y1.91
999 do 10)are........ 9:ve . 11
: '13l4 Prises amounting to ................ . .1151,% )1
NoIrT-Tit kets drawing I 'apitl Irilei are not
entitled to terminal Prizes
Vos (tlub Iatfeor any further Information de
sired, rlite legibly to the underligoed,clearly stat
itl your ~enidence, with .Mate, (',unty. itreot and
Numler. Mlre rapid reu',n mail delivery will Ie
sourrd by your oenclosing D Euneloup, ie..la.g
your full addr.ne,
Srad POSTAL NtItEN, EKpress uIone,
Orders, of New York !atrhanglr In ordinary I. ttr i.
C'urrency by Espress (.i our oeapenlO) aldr.u-ae
M A. ISA|I'HIN
New Oirieless, I.*..
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
WashklsgtOne, I. t
Adidrea I'gýirmt'rwd L 'tIter tA
WKW ORLCAMAN N.AT4INAL HAI'4K,
Now Orliam.. La.
Ir ~ That Lthe macne of len
i, w u an e hopr of the .irawin. tio
fara·em of heolete fairln.e and Iltegrl y, Ihut
LMghaneea an arll equl and that no one ca, yeoe
.DIl)I I)m wihat 'ttee.wt will 4mw a i'nse
a IM .k, Salso t .at the Pefyeent of Prig-s
S'IIIAIARANTEEI)[IV 11,'0 SX NATIONA
HAWNk .1 New Orlean. and the Tgehcta ate
gI4Ued 5,y the Prealdeut of ate Iniestitlon. wh,,.e
eherteried right, are remcgnlee In the lyhe.I
(euertg; thberlre. twear el city Iueitetiuea of
anotymoul A.hrnme.
K1HUL'J '"PATR .
ISO. CE "a Reatauxrw'
Wq NU.b Sl b e Ltd waloat 4111 M
"Nearly Everybody Reads It."
Is
biessene e wsst k tow what's golg and ti dPamt daiy.y.baiplag pmpiiy pesed on the variions ghesm e ral lalgenc a meta has the ner
kueels, centres of the wrld, ad bd'e eaa w tS ts mt- h doe't eel fr the slow week. he'll es. The wmrklasgaas well aferd
time honting for it in a "blaket sheet." I mee. daily paper a "en cmat day."
,F,
Grandfather reads the Chitlag ally News Mhabrohods s oCDiaagsDal bleaua Os. admodhrrsadathaChleo Daily Newi
Saue it gives all the mews, and ,..ao condensd she wase to kaep p with her habad genes l becaus IA want oh what'. golg m.
. it doesn't tire him out to read it. And then, lformwadtoa, sad them hea p.eticlady e.joys the And tas comfoert assa daily paper is t. l
pn e t is so clear. houekold less ad thisgs of spaial interest to that's cleasand pas,-ea she's sot afraidTUM
. weos which ae is it every day. " the chidren see."
·
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The Boys all want the Chicago Daily News The Polioian always reads the C' cago Daily The C.rls all read the Chicago Daily News
because it gives the bae ball news s fully,--to say News because Its as impatial pa i -r, n I whether because ta1 're spru4lly i.terested is its chatty
nothing of all the oher shtbgs boys enjoy. And he its is mdeender net v o"r n-. h .nts , I gsps art I. hwons and h matm , to ny t
thisl yea . th y . don't b t oLys en IyAI know the trut4. He "suppons"" hIs particular n..up and how a t save
e s p a.rty " organ," but when he want. g' I a-ss he fann t i t he es end t sb mer , s tor a ays
reids the CHICAGO DALV New. r
The Peat Off Rewew, says : "Nearly everybody who reads the F.sgih language mi, around and about Ca. .:., reads the Chcago Daily News."
Do ýf Its a "shot sad to the point paper,"-made particularly for busy people, and it costs one cent a day. All n.wsdealcr sell it, and ab poe
mastr sbscriptioans it a ( a years er Sm fo four months. Ashress
VICTOR F. LAWSON. Publisher The Chicago Daily News. Ckags
Dr. Llibigg k Co. will bwe nu fHelenm, ont.,
Oct. Ilth to thie :"i1t, 11111. anldll Ill havte
Oflte l, nu the Holler Illhwk. All reasid.lil
of :Molntln atr cordially invited to call for
fre oonulhtatiou.
DR. LIEBIG & CO.
The Euro an Medlral staff annd speirll Pureon,
and P'uiy.sitl of the Il eblg World 1l|npensarl
auJ Interunational Surgical Institute.
The cur.
gical ranri
rives .p-c
ial tentih
(L to leforn_
ace r etki n
req u 1 ring
appld lices
for ' U l a
ture of the
pinee, Ilip
J'J 1I , t Ilas
Ses.se, liis
I t o rte d
= cea.fully
treted by
oil laewVoI•
_- - taic and
+l ii e I i C
appilunrea.
The medlical blranch devote alIrelas nltitnliLn to
all I(brook, I',llllicatel. Prlvie and Wiling
Di)eaae, relultllg from badly treInLe caseull oI so
utI or speIci lnatilre, or trllli indiscretlion of
youth, bringing on *lerulatorrhala. elllnlual
Wesakne and an unnatural dr.,in tronl the lodiy
which undllerrnine t het OI ituiul lon-a ln Il, Itlll
Decay. los ofVitality or lanhooI, wrlvil result
from eIers of tlaturity
The re "cln so lmaul nr Ilnot cured of above com
plal1t Is uw iig 0 ato comdlcalviI c led l 'L o tator
rhbra, which our treiatmelllt alone can ourr.
VarlcoLle, wornli rel usln .crotutlll, rrtor.,
blood and skin impurtlies swedllly curei(: acute
prialte troubles, laely, conldulntially and quickly
cured, Catarrh of the mucous mUenULbrance of the
eadl or bladderi ucceflully treated; also throat
and lung I aeases. Yeosle comUnlelinti and all id,
te comnpl1caled ,iln,-cc of romen, Cairefully
treated by our new tinIlhal wherebly nune o the
ulislul phsical Is. Iiallon aI.e n,utirelI. lis-l
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Iaillnguara a.pokeII ad t ralll WI, tie in your orW
Thelint ipwelrful EI.LI'TTKf' II I.T free to
patientsl., Itaillon or addrema
Ltebig W orld Disoensarv.
4' i;terar) St . . an Francisc,. ('s
Great English Remedy
Murray's Specilic.
A gusrantrel (an lfor Ill nerrvusi
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tr.m, o~f Itraii rowe~r, ilyateria,
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Sltd Ar" ete.. I~ anee lon aci (ehiti ptioii 01.00
a boa or mhz ox tu t " o $500. &nt .* rah Marab
hf msll oo recep of ppric. F~ull
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to every apply mli'.
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order reeivedl a, " end six hmix bu
with. aitte, --rgrante to Mroluod
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Wheelreale. sad Retlal Agents,
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tVTABLISHED t1877.
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PROPRIETORS OF THE
Minneapolis Sheepskin Tar.
AND DEALER.. IN
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