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A Prosperous INSTITUTION. The an

A Prosperous INSTITUTION. The an
nual meeting of the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE
COMPANY of Hartford, occurred on the Sd inst
The Secretary reports facts which will interest
1000 policy-holders, if no one else. Since
organization, the Company has issued PIG, 1879
accident policies, and Il, 900 life-pohcies paid
Sl.602, S32 % for death and disability claims
and has cash assets amounting to 81, 7i3 ,64S,-
70. After amply providing for all liabilities,
including capital stock, the Company has a sur
plus (New York standard of resere) of $751;
1913. Il left. This showing is good enough for
anybody. Hartford Daily CourdHt,
,Jtty 9Th, 1871.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

IHREE of the dirtiest. most ragged
-l,le ragmuhns in New York city en-
cred one of the magnificent drugstores
y That city, Marching up to the coun-
r. oEe SAID ." want cents worth
VI rock candy" Get out you rag
mullins we don't sell a cents worth Of
..ss candy Slowly and sadly they
ai-s out the store. On the sidewalk a
consultation took place They re-en-
.ts=a the door. " Mister, do you sell
cents worth OF rock candy =
l~ Wen, We amt got EN- "
Il. tAe procession moving ont again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

A DISGUISED amateur fruit raiser
says: Il have no more admiration to
waste on the father of George Washing
ton for forgiving the destruction of his
cherry-tree. A cherry-tree is only o
curculio nursery, and the day my young
George Washington is six years old
I'll give him Ratchet, and tell him to
down with every chery-tree on the
place"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
A FACT WORTH REMEMBERING. Fl

A FACT WORTH REMEMBERING. Five
cents worth Of Sherjdan's Caudby Condition
PotrderS, given to horse twice week, will
save double that amount in grain, and the
horse will be fatter, sleeker, and every way
worth more money than though he did not
hrve them.
MARRIED LADIES, under all circumstances,
will find Parsons PlngdtiUe Pills safe and
in small doses, a mild cathartic They cause
no gripping pains or cramp.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

OUT OF three hundred and seven mil
lion people carried on English railroads
in 1869, only seventeen were killed
by causes beyond their own control,
while in the streets of London one hun
dred and forty persons were killed, and
it is estimated that the orange peel on
London pavements kills more people
than all the English railroads.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworm, salt-rheum, and
other cutaneous affections, cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by using
the JUMPER TAR SOAP, made by CAS-
WE'LL, HAZARD & Co, New York 1t il
more convenient and easily applied than
other remedies, avoiding the trouble of
the greasy compounds now III use.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

gloss and freshness Of y0Hth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can DO
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that q new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Tho
restoration Of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruif, which is often SO UNI
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it, IF wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be fot nd 50 desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
iustre, and o grateful perfume.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

INSTANTLY. All trouble occasioned
by eating cucumbers or unripe fruit, will dis
appear instauter if the sufferer will take one
swallow of Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE. 1t is per-
fectly harmless.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
A Beautiful Thought.

d" II men were wise in little things,
Affecting less in all tn il dealings,
II hearts had fewer rusted strings
To isolate their kindly feelings
II men. when wrong beats down the right
Would strike together, and restore it
If right made right in every fight,
The world would be the better for ii"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

PRUssING's Celebrated White Wine
Vinegar will keep pickles Ask for it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

LITE Mutual Llie ot Chicago issues
.2-.a IS upon all approved plans.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

An Illinois farmer has one hundred
acres set out with onions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
x.nrNG pER.oNs OF EIrHER sEN.

\ disAEure8 by Freckjes, Bi9tches and Pinplss On
the face send for the prescription Of famous German
chemist the ing Hdsnts Of which sill entirely the
WORT cates Sent 70 any addrsa. IN ecept II one dol
lar. OARL HENDRICKS. II D.. Riverside, Maine
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
Of IOWA and Nebraska,

IN REC FIPT of25 cents aud one prepaid envelope
We send p original Recipes Life-size Portrait of
\ the President, BE 100 Ways 70 get Rieh 25c
" Wasting ton Time Indicator Die Send CONT !
paper ddreas " WEHTBRooE 81 Barclay street N v
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
Ay er's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efi,ectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores .Gded
or gray hair
to its original
col015 acjth tho
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

goa PER WEEK Agents Wanted IN even
Gov town Address G. DENNIS, Rochester. y. Y.
- Illustrated Book az Wonders sent tree.
L Address Z. FOX co, 90 Canal ST., New J 0rk.
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r. strength. Power and Eytcnf-The
s,ost wonderful Organization Ok Mod
ern Times.
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thrAL BEEVlTlES.

D. q. F. Musigbrodt. Of Virginia City.
has been appointed by til the Commissioner
Of Pensions Examining Surgeon for the
Pension Department in Montana
The Gosesee has struck . poet at last.
The author Of '.Shftless Dan" and one Oh
two other pieces has goptlly touch Of the
sacred fire in him Who is it?
An apology is offered to the Asnnt Cou.
rier for having neglected heretofore to place
Il on the exchange list. No discourtesy in
tended, Captain Wright.
Mr.. Robt. Harris brought into town from
the main range, few days ago, nice, tai
mountain sheep. Having heard Of the las
soing Of Ibcx, he thought he would bea'
that style of hunting, and ar.ning himself
with an axe he took to the mountains, sight
ed fine mountain sheep. and then stealth
lily approaching to within easy distance
ehopped tree dozen on him. The destruc
ton of our mountain forests is imminent al
tho hands of amateur sportslncn.
Mr. Jas. II. Ba,tcr,on on last Saturday
purchased the fine residence and farm ol
DR.. II. Crcpin, ut the West End Of Dee
Lodge Bridge. DR.. G. remains in possession
until next spring. Meantime Mr.. b. hn
gone to the States, and is seriously charged
Will, intent To take a partner of the Eve
ungclicnl persuasiOn.
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Personal. The upper country was rep.
resented in town this week by Mcssrs Isaac
Dean, d. McCranor, Jno. Noycs, l.. Bailey,
O. g. Humphrey and others, while from be.
low came Joaquin Ahascal, V. B. McQucs'
ton, VIM. Harkness, d. Patee. A. d. Ma
noun. and plenty more. Mr.. Manoun. wLu
has been one vi the successful ircl;ians,
goes to Walla Waila to locate. Mr.. Jos.
Catching returned to Yan,hill on Monday,
coming up tue CGur d'Alenc route in II bug.
gy. Hon. VIM. Fl. Clayett Was in kcokuk
Oct. 18th, intendius,o start for Washington
as soon rs his wifc's health was sufficiently
improved. We regret to learn that Mrs
Clayett. has been quite i'll since hel
arrival in Keokuk. :. Mr.. Con K"hrs AID
family left last week for Iowa, with iuten
TO extend the trip to Altoona, Germany, ant
remain over winter; also, by Same coach
Mr. Jos. Bell, 10 Georgia; Mr.. James H
Batterton, to Ma. and Miss Helen Witter:
10 No.
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In Explanatioa.-You didn't'g get paper
los, week. did you: Well, u you don't
know how II il yourself, We will explain.
that just, when the Northern edge o. the
States was il, flames, and news was red hot,
We found it utterly impossible TO procure
printing paper in time for last weeks issue.
So. with The outside in type and made up,
(which accounts for n few stale ,ic,ns,) We
disla".ied the typos, mustered out the cdi.
tar and laid up Tor the arrival Of paper. The
lnsper 1t the presen, number Il pDor. but We
have better for next week, and have, reason
I" bclirye no more "skips' will occur ii
ekaspcrats paying patrons aud suggest ID
de.inquen,s that their paper. Is stepped,
Hoping these few lines may find you" in
good hu,nor and ready 70 accept our cxplan-
alton, We drop the di.agrccalle subject.
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WHO Is ORTHODOX?

EDlToR NEW NoETH-W West:
There appeared IN article with the above
caption in the last4ssuc Of the Mdepenlsnt,
taken from the San Francisco Examiner, to
which, with your permission, wish to say
few words in reply.
The assertion that John A. McGlynn was
defeated ~ the candidate Of the Republican
party for State Harbor Commissioner solely
because he was q Catholic, is not true,
though there may have been some votes cast
against him on that account. Mr.. McGlyun
received five thousand more votes than
Grant received in that State for President;
aud his defeat is attributed by his friends to
the German citizens, who voted Republican
for the first time because Of his earnest
sympathy for France during the late war in
Europe. That view Of the cause Of his dc
fea. is confirmed by the fact that there was,
believe ut least, one other Catholic on the
ticket who was c.ectrt', having received the
full party vote.
The article in question goes on to say that
certain elements in the Republican party
cannot be brought to vote for Catholic
lrishmcn in particular Such statements
are only lit to he made I" fools. or to very
ignorant persons who have not selsc enough
u think for themselves.
The lmdtpenden: must place very low
estimate on the intelligcnc, of tue Irish
American citizens of Montana if il thinks
that such pandcring to our passions and
prejudices will have any weight or be in the
leas. beneficial to the SD called Democracy.
Perhaps it has forgotten that the candidate
Of its own party for Sheriff il Madison
county was beaten two years ago solely be
cause he was an Irishman. And at the last
election in this county the Democratic can
didatc for Sheriff was also beaten for the
same reason, ~ about three hundred ma
| jority, while the balance of the ticket was
elected by respectable majorities, ranging
| rs high as five hundred votes.
Was Nick Connolly defeated because he
was Irish o: Catholic, which? am free to
admit that there are some religious blgots in
both parties, and Democracy has its full
share of them.
Ibciieve one Of the editors of the hide
psade"t received fifty three Republican votes
in one precinct in this county on the 7th OF
August last, solely on account Of his rcli-
gious denomination.
detest the mixing up Of religion with
| politics. but tho dcnunciation Of the Rcpub.
l;can party for that comes with bad grace
OH this occasion in view Of the facts given.
Yours, &C.,
H. ERIN.
Deer Lodge, Oct 10th, 1871. -4
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THE SAND CREEK MASSACRE.
After Many Days Visllcstsd

II Grace Greenwood. who has As much hu-
manily n any who have denounced the, .
called Sand Creek Massacre, has mode the
subject . study while in Colorado and
here Is her judgment in tho case. Il will
make Vincent Colyer unhappy 81 over.
By the way. met u Boulder and freely
converted. with several obi Indian 1ehtefs
--men tn wkose hardy vslor and more than
Roman flirmness, hundreds Ut the citizens
Of Colorado 10 day owe their safety. and the
safety 81 their pt,pefty. These frankly 90
! knOw1edgc that they wee II tn teETible
tbnalle koOWn . - = ~ ''6and Greek Mss-
sacJe"' ,and a1sse heasing thsir simple
md 6a5vighttos slstemeats. agreeing q
eySgy sesoctial polnA I Ghoo1, he'd Been
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The prctcxt tina. this advance is due in
great measure to the destruction Of goods at
Chicago is lame pleasantly with people
who read the commercial papers. and see
that Of all the articles tue only advance has
been that ON cntfec--0c per pound. 1t Is
true freights from C"rinne have advanced
two ar two and half cents and that trans
por,at,on is scarce. very few goods having
been shipped in the past month from the
Railroad hut there are arc large sticks in
market and the last run Of up slow trains
for the season will bring an immensely OF
groceries. Il il simply and wholly com
binn,ion job by the big operators I" force
~ prices. and the smaller dealers, VIII" have
more or less goods in store are not mt all
hurt by the advance. us il gives them nice
margins for the s,ncks in store. or course,
it's an outrageous imposition upon the con-
sumner. and ought to be- stopped instantly.
Blu, that Is easier said than done. Some
short sighted ph'lantl'r"pist. who Is content
to make ten cents pound when the Ring
demands twenty. orders Il big invoice Ut
some articles. Prices are held up ''chuck"
until his goods arrive ut high freights. and
then down go prices bcl"w cost and he is
compelled to sell 10 the Ring or join them,
for persona, protection. Then again. Gro
GERS say: I'VE make nothing six months in
the year: the other six We propose to make
up for il, if you don't want goods, don't
buy. Don't the farmer double up on his
prices when he gets u corner On merchants?
nna--wc didn't come here for our health!"
We doubt, however, it prices can bc held
up 10 present figures. Small dealers and
heavy consumers will order from Corinne,
and some lighter consumers will club and
do tho same thing rather than yield I" Ring
rates that are grossly cxorbi,ant. as some
are that We lave quoted. We would like
to see Merchants succeed, make money, get
rich and I,atron;zc the Montana printing Of.
fees for job work tsssc~.l Of S~s.ll;"y A'.ss
for it. us many OF them do. because they
can save few dollars thereby; but these
corners" and combinations are injurious
to the country, work hardshps I" the bulk
If consumers, and are the least crcditab'c
kind Of legitimate commercial transactions.
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Carries, Shooting. We have heard con.

Careless Shopt;ng.-Wc have heard con.
siderable complaint from stock owners Of
the carclrssncss of persons hunting birds,
etc. along the Deer Lodge. A valuable
horse w:s killed last summer for Con Kohrs.
James Richardson recently had II calf killed,
and day or two since horse belonging to
Mr.. Olin was shot. We do not know how
this latter occurred, but presume as in the
other cases. While our rancicrs have no
objections to parties sportiny on their
grounds. they very reasonably expect that
due precautions will be observed I" prevent
the slaughter Of their valuable property. We
have been requested to solicit more care by
sportsncn in the selection Of game, or less
reckless blazing away. 1t seems q modcr.
ale request. We trust it will be- observed.
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doubtful! before. have been convinced TIA.
there were two sides 10 that dark and L.G..!-
full story.
fully believe tina, these Nell felt driven
by al awful. imperative necessity, when al
ter having been almost starved in their
mountain camps by Indian depredatioEs,
and the cutting off Of snppIies-af!er COM
ins upon tue bodies Of whole i;.n,ilies Of their
friends and ncighb"rs. literally chopped 10
pieces-after having bodies of murdered
women aud children shown in the narke,
places Of their towns, with wounds more
eloquent than CIsar's, after d-spalr,ng Vi
efficient government aid. they undertook;
that long winter march. surprised that treacL.
erous Indian camp aud made short, sharp
work in dealing with its inmates. If TIT
| slaughter WAS in.iscrsn!::a,e. still. doubt
not, they We're sctua,el by ~ Stern u sei.st
ofduty rs ever lmpelledto deeds Of vengeance
| an! examination our pious Puritan sires
whose valiant deeds We glor.fy evrey Fore
| fathers day.
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The Combination Al Werk.-Th.

The Combination at Work.-The Grocers
have US again. The annual coordination
Season" is onin ful. force, and from the
start already made, the Rings" Of last win
ter. who took in &l5, 900 Or more ON Sugar.
and correspondingly neat and convenient
sums on other commodities, are liable t"
''cinch 'em. bless 'cm. cincb en- 70 greater
extent this winter. In fact, We hear It said
that prominent spccula'or in Helena says
the Minstrels had better get the scenes set
for bigger DEMONSTRATION than they were
justified in .sst winter. Two notable ad
vsnccs in goods have taken place within the
last two weeks in Helena. effccting the mar
kets proportionstely throughout the Terri
tory. As instances of the Fluctuations
under the manipula.ions Of the Rings, VIC
give the following comparative showing of
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Horses. -Mcssrs. Corvarrubias 4 CO. have
been cncamped on Cottonwood Greek with
! larss tasd of CslifOenla homes nd nlnles,
which they arc s1llinx in lots 1t how figures.
Mr.. Hamilton. ofy6ilver Bow. ts,k h. of
dfty, and others have been investing 10
smaller lots, Mr. G., i Sheriff elect II
Santa Barbara County. Cal. and desiring %
return y take The oflice. tte.sk R-4ne OPP
portunity for stuck naiscsB. ~ buy In = tup;
ply Of Tidiog, o. bessd aailmals . reason,
able 6gpres. t.,,f..f.. .rusa ar. /riH
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Und r. the statute the Territory pays the
U. SCI per day for guarding. clotl,ing. sub
sisting and providing medical attendance to
Territorial prisoners, so that the actual cx>
penses To the U. 3. with Superintendent and
guards 10 pay. have not yet reached $500
per month, and the per capita COST is less
than 81 per day far each prisoner. This
would he pr"portionatcly decreased with.
the increased number 81 prisoners. rs the
guard IL - expensive (Dr two prisoners rs
for twenty. six. Among the improvements
arc well. frost proof root house, drains.
sinks. aud gradi"gs done by the prisonersat
m ontay Of SG5 The fare, We are told Is
plain but nutritious. and cooked in tho best
manner. The sanitary condition Of the
prisoners il evidenced by the hill for Medi
Cal attendance. The amount Il under aver.
age for the same number Of men In active.
out. door occupations We bclievsthe mum.
Der of prisoners exceeds those Of any other
Territory, but We doubt it any can show y
better condition or VI economical manage.
mcnt. The insecurity Of the structure re-
.quircs the stri, ties. vigilance ON the lart Ut
guards and Warden, and 81 far no escape
hrs occurred, although the prisoners have
made more efforts than has ever come u the
car Of the public. It hrs beea suggested 10
.the Attorney. General by Asshsl Whcek.r
ythst stone wall around the prison u muci.
needed, and that with the delivery Of stone,
the expense OF which would bs light. usc.
full occupation might be given to the prison.
ers In dressing and laying the stone. Il i
. good idea. wWthy Of being urged BY our
delegate. as without Il even yigihnce may
be batlcd, aud pursuit ID more expensive
than possession. N ~ I'M
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II Il Tho Alls calfsrsis GALA attention to
many defects u the registry net Of Califor-
nia and the consequent sxtraval;Ant ct'st 81
slecsk,Rs there. Tbs lsss State election ca,>t
the city Of llAa FSsacisOo alAuG x35. 900. u
ahoat else tor each vote cast. More thar
n.H ihss sssn ~as pAad tOAke Board 81 Reg.
>isirsii0ais ihstara sfi. niariss of inspect,
Or and judges " elscstoh and tally clerks,
ssals, etc. The oost Of the rscsna judicial
electioa - SthAa1sa1t el&pQQ
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The Penilcntiary. s. Marshal W. +.
the Pcnitentiary accounts. As a matter OF
public interest. las there Is 40 telling how
soon tho management Of Pcnitentiary affairs
MAY become personal matter with a!mos,
any one Of us), we give few items con-
corning 1t.
There are now in tho prison sixteen Ter.
rirorisl convicts--fvc from the LIST district.
three from the 2d district, and eight from
the 81 district; also, one u 8 prisoner from
the I'd district. The following shows the
number and cost Of keeping III August and
September:
I'd August. "
Number of Territorial prisoners, ..............lS
U. >. prisoners. ......
TotdL
Total cost Ut sUbsisting. clothing. medical at-
tendance superintendent and four guards, 1913 70
Amount Uf cDst to the Territory, vt 81 per day
each for Territorial prisoners, 43A o.
cost to the L. =. ....... ........... ...Sls5 %
SEPTEMBER
Number Of Territorial prisoners. minimizing
Z" - u. 8 prisoners. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JOtaI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Salaries Of Superintendent aud four gnards 40 90
subsistence. :.... =. .............. SJI Wy
tlhnnE, .....:.,,...... ................... ~ ~
Medical Attendance, .................... 100
Fuel and lights, .............. Is on
repairs, hxtuics. etc.. ................ ~ NJ
ro,., expense. -. .................... s 9,s n
Reimbursed by Territory, Observation-Disclosures. ~ 10
Cost to U. s,........... ..........,s s6S o.
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sE II you haze sa.ow color Of skin. or ye!!.wisa
brown spots I'll face body. dalines-. dsOweinsrs,
frequent hcadacs Or dizziness bad taste in mouth,
spiiit- gloomy f"r,hodin.s, y"n are ruieiin. from
liver CON, plant bil!ionsncs-. and not!iiu. elsc will
relieve aud cac you - speedily ard permanently ~
Sold by druggists. 4 pamphlet sent :ice Address
Dr. L. " pirlcr, Uaitnlo, y. Y.
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MARRIED..

MAI4RIED.
WELcu-BROwx in Deer Lodge. Oct 18th, by Rev.
L. Dcllykcrie, Mr.. panI j. WEIGH, Ut Nissoula, and
Miss Alice Brown. Of Deer Lodge.
ALTHOUGH little late with congratulations, We
offer them sincerely, aud wish the welded ones full
share Ut lifc's hest t.cseings.l
PA xssoRN-HoGAN AT Divide Creek, Oct. 10th, BY
Rev. X Delsykcse, Mr.. John Pau.bo,u aud Miss
Emma Hogan
DAyIs-GIrnExs.-In Gallatin valley, Oct IL by W.
r. Parsons, J. p, Nr. VIM. H. Davis and Miss May
Githns. a~sr @##f T. @@.= H."
GnAY-McCooI.-Ncar Helena, Oct. q, By Rev. 8. G.
b Lath,op, Mi. VIM. D. Gray and Miss Christie A.
NCJOOl a.
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bank account il sooi to have. but II too freely
drawn upon runs ont. Bodily health Il the fr-t Ut
blessings but because good constitution lsa's abas:
never come Live scns,biy and moderately; and at
the ir-t symptom Of dysepsa, disorders OF the sk,n
kidneys, FLYER, ot blood, u-e promptly Or Waker.
California Vinegar B 't.rs the Nnrivnllssd purifier of
ti blood aud cnovator ot thu System. which is ccr
tain r,,r..