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FIRST STREET.
SECOND srORY.

The design it will be seen not only pro.
vides for excellent store rooms, but the best
public hall in Montana. In consideration
of this, and that it shall be free for public
meetings at which admission is not charged.
number Of citizens purchased for g.. 500
the property as it now stands and conveyed
the same to Messrs. Klcinschmidt Bros
who have obligated themselves to at once
commence the building and complete it
without any unnecessary delay. Probably
the stores will be completed by July LIST, and
the hail month later. The approach to
the hall will be from First street, ample to
afford rapid egress in case of accident
Provision is made for thorough ventilation.
light, etc, with convenient rooms for com.
mittees, reception or dressing. 1t is graft
flying 10 every Deer Ledger to see this
project contaminated. It evidences public
spirit and liberality by property owners.
and confidence in the substantially, perma-
nence, and commercial advantages of the
town by Klicnsclmidt & Bros, who are
shrcwd business men, and who had, previ-
Gus to this, no money invested here it, real
estate. 1t affords good business stands TO
merchants desiring to enter into business
here, and will give our people . splendid
place for public asscmblsges, theatre, balls
and concerts. The spring opens gloriously
for the Coming City, and this building is
only starter for dozens more.
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New Route. The Merchants Express
Line now runs from Deer Lodge to Helena
vie Dog Creek and the Frenchwoman's
Ranch, without going to Blackfoot. Mr..
Jack Reynolds has constructed graded
road from Greenhorn across the divide,
around the cast side of the old road, with
excellent grade and direct route. The dis
lance by this route is about ~ miles. Mr..
Taylor proposes making the trip in ST hours,
as soon as tho roads dry. The fare has
been reduced to g.
In Probate Court-Judgc D. P. New.
conner. Jas. Bailey VS.. A. O'Connell: suit
for $3.50. debt due on racing money. jury
trial, Wednesday: judgment for Plaintiff,
500 80!
Justice Rills, Blackfoot, vs.. Jno. Heiber:
for loud ana tumultuous conduct, traduc.
ton, and threatening to fight. Trial set for
Friday, 7. NJ. Plead guilty, fined 81 and
costs.
John O'Neill 4o4 vs. A. Collard; debt of
$s4 Trial set for this P. n.
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4 Fire.Proof D,ocae::=.|1b5;,.i ,,,,,,,,,.,. q;

4 F're.rroof BIock. greatest bS1,d.
ing project yet thought Of IN Deer Lodge.
aside from the public buiIdinss;= has been
under negotiation for . couple of weeks
past and Is now determined upon. The
hie'nschm'dt Bros. have entered into agree.
ment 70 erect two.story dre.proof stone or
brick building on the oorner of c and First
strccts-sltc of the old Decker building
ooxlo' feet, the lower story to contain Eve
store rooms 2Oxeo feet, and the second to
contain beside Offices, reception rooms, etc.,
apublic hall 4oxlo5 feet, on the following
plan:
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mo. GAL
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ T., March 10Th, 1871
NOTICES hereby given that Robert y. Kelley aud
~ John $. Pem6erton have this day made appca
ton for patent under the act Of Congress approved
July 9th, 1870, for The W Il and 5 E 4 of the ) w
Of the N w A-and the > W 4 Of the N W a Of the
NV H-Of section No. s: and the ) L 4 OF the y x
Z of the N 4 Of section No. Z; and the !! Of n
4, and the N n Of the ) + i OF the N W land the
N L i Of the 5 W a of the n W ht-of suid section
No T. In township No i, north Of range No. 10 west.
Deer Lodge County. Montana Territory, Containing
an area of l59 The adjoining claimants
are Sylvester johnson. s. Lindsey, J. H. Crow j. NS
con. N. J. Newell and w. j. Elliott.
This tract Is fully described in the notice and
diagram filed in this office copies of which are posted
upon the premises claimed All persons claiming nd.
vcrscly to this application notified TO appear and
Ale their protest before the expiration ninety
days fiOu the date hereof
ADD. II. SANDERS,
80 mar11 sod Reyistos.
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important TO Mill Owners.

INSTRUCTIONS having been given to receive appl-
cations for patent under the Placer Act" Of July
9th, 1870. Tho undersigned u. s. Mineral Land Sur
vcyOr, IL prepared to give information 10 claimants de-
string to avail themselves vi the benefits Of said Act
to make entry Of placer mines. Parties making in
quires will please INTERN inc the size OF claim, mum
Der Of parties interested, whether surveyed I'M.
surveyed lands II upon unsurveycd, the distance from
the regular surveys, and the amount Of Improvements
expended on the mine.
Surveys Of mines for patent will be promptly execu-
ted aud satisfaction guaranteed. refer, by permits
sion, to II Washburn, Surveyor General. l. Is Ly.
man, Register; May, Receiver; Allen Danforth,
Agt N tx. Co., Helena; j c Kicker. Y l. mine
Helena: T. Lowry, Esq, Helena; W d Flowers, High.
land, and W Dance, Deer Lodge
Persons on the West Side will please address me ut
Deer Lodge in care Of Mr.. y. u. OI;annon.
WGlGM GEO. b. FOOTE.
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Silver Star.--"J B." writes us from Sill
yer Star, April Sth: 1.-THE weather here for
the past three weeks has been rainy, freely,
breezy, warm, and last night come three
inches of snow, which has gone to-day, and
the green grass Is growing. Trip & Ems.
ley's quartz mill will be ready to operate in
about two weeks. Mr.. Thomas Harper
went to the States month ago, bought a
quartz mill, and will soon have it erected
here to crush the rich ore that the Iron Rod
is yielding in fair quantity. The Clipper,
from which the 5000 run was made few
weeks ago, is yielding well IS ever, As also
is the Green Campbell lode, with mill run
ming constantly"
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Proposals for Grain.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,

OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAsTEH, ,
Saint Paul. MIMI. March 20. 1871.
GEALED PROPOSALS. duly endorsed as such. Ia
y the usual fOru subject to the usual conditions In
duplicate invited to supply the following posts in
this Department with grain tor one year from juno
30 1871. rs follows
Fort Shaw. NJ 7. aLal pounds Of Oats, $3.50 lbs Of
Corn aud aT. 1855 pounds of Barley. Fort Ellis, 7,
2.637.9i5 pounds OF Oats Barley. Fort Benton, "
7. 40 100 pounds 0t Oats or Barley. Camp Baker, NJ
T. 9s6.4l6 pounds Of Oats OF Bailey.
The above mentioned grain to he delivered at tho
respective posts, sacked in good, new bnap sacks.
The several quantities herein men,i oned, may 10
increased diminished shall be required to
the legal necessities Of the service for the period spec
ifed. These proposals will be received ut this o'ce
and at the Quartcnasters Office of each military post
to be supplied up to IL o'clock N on the al day Of
April, 1871.
By command Of Major General Hancock.
5. B. llOl ABiRD.
o. Chief Onaric ter.
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DsanS01 kEwHf.-ThesetWo
transportation Companies have consoli.
GATED for the carnage Of freights from the
eastern cities to Montana. With the spccial
contracts Of the IF. W. F. f." and the
facilities of the Diamond R." they are
enabled to make the most rapid carriage of
freight at lowest prices. Messrs. Pember-
ton q Kelley are agents in Deer Lodge.
Their revised advertisement will appear
next week.
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Hydraulic Mining.

" 10000 feet Of Hydraulic Pipe Of all
szcs for sale cheaper than other house In the Terrific
sy. Persons desiring to purchase should address
Strang l. Richardson. giving distance and FALL when
full particulars, price, etc., will bs furnished.
STKANG & RICHARDSON.
Deer Lodge, March 10. 1871. SSf
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Proposals for Supplies.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,

ST. PAUL, MINI, Fen. 8, 1877.
NEALED PROPOSALS. duly endorsed as such, In
- the usual form. subject to the usual conditions In
duplicate, invited u supply the several Posts in
this Department with the regular Military Supplies.
for one year from June 81, 1871, follows:
FORT BENTON, NJ. T.. $40 cords Of Wood, 1i9
tons of Hay.
CAMP BAKER, NJ. T., 1855 cords Of Wood, 27s
tons Of Hay.
FORT sAIAw, NJ. T., 1899 cords Of Wood, 3ss tons
Of Hay.
FORT ELLIS, NJ. r, 1896 cords of Wood 1900 tons
Of Coal 1862 tons Of Hay.
The several quantities herein mentioned may be In
creased or diminished may BE- required 10 meet the
proposals. will be received at this office up to II O'Clock
~ on the 18th day OF April, 1871; also. the Office
the Post Quatcrmaser Of each post to b. supplied.
up to the saule hour.
s. d. HOLABIRD
9O4t Chief Qua:termnstcS.
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WAHrnp-Deer Lodge County Warrants. I will
pay the NIGuksT price. '
&c. ROBINSON,
Ot.SW~ IrI,o
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LOCAL NEW s.

AWAETED-DEER LODGE COUNTY SCRIP
For which the market price will be paid In Cash.
>. II. BONN CO. Baukers
7SU Deer Lodge
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Spefiat 4otiee;.

When wars vide desolation it, Carriages makes,
The people II that nation whose heart il breaks
Grow mad with sorrow and deep despair.
Thus I'm. the people across the blu. water beyond,
without reason Or Justice. Of lighting seem fond
Az the lions whelps in the lions lair
But wise population its 'abitters~ takes,
In an imbibulatiOn that's free from ',snakes,"
Or what's as bad--the pulling Ut hair"
Thus the wise ones say. who Of liquors do drink,
Go to City Hall saloon, " and 70 do think,
For their motto 10 ''Treat the boys SQUARE"
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~ NAN A A BARoxErER AND THsRxoxIrRR.
Science has failed to invent any apparatus 10 sensitive
to atmospheric changes ~ the human frame Il 10
therefore Of vital importance to guard It against the
effect Of variations In the weather, and experience has
demonstrated that Dr. Walkers Vinegar Btcrs Is the
best medicine for this purpose At present known II
taken as protection against the disturbing influence
Of sudden alterations Of heat and co It viii certainly
prevent the howell complaint evers bilious disorders,
rheumatic affections and thruat diseases arising from
these causes.
q When you're dry, get your social imbibulstiops
anu things At drtt class bar. The Metropolitan
Billiard Room, for instance.
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For. sale.

The best business location in Deer Lodge City,
known M the BANK EXCHANGE SALOON. It IL
finely furnished, and has two Club Rooms attached.
For particulars apply to
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Hydraulic Pipe.-Thc iron pipe which is
supcrceding canvas hose for hydraulic min.
ing, has exhausted the supply of iron now
in market. We notice Strang & Richardson
to-day sending out some splendid lots, glaz.
ed inside and out with preparation tina.
prevents oil corrosion. Among the ship.
ments are coo feet for Moss Bros, Prairie;
600 feet for Richardson Bros, Prairie; Gu
feet for Thos. H. Irvine, jr. & Co., Pixies
Peak. and 675 feet for Brown & Co., Pixies
Peak. These two latter companies are also
receiving iron penstocks, of No. "a galvan-
lied iron, new idea, and said to be vast
improvement on wood. Strang s. Go. are
also supplying them with $50 feet of 1907
hose doubled, to sustain 200 feet pressure.
Mr.. +. B. Miller has also beon sending
out large quantities of galvanized iron pipe
Among lots going out, VIC notice 600 feet
for the Pioneer Ditch Company, and 600
feet for T. Brady 4 Co., Pikes Peak. Mr..
n. will soon remove his chop 10 his new
building opposite the Post Office, where.
with his store room and fre.proof ware
house, he will have the largest establish.
mcnt in Montana, with facility for display.
ing his immense stock now en- route by rail-
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FOR RENT.Two Store Rooms Of good sig; and
centrally located on Main street. Apply to
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Personal-Mr. A. J. Simmons made q
brief call 10 Deer Lodge. rMoadss and haa
gone to Fort Browning, Milk River, for q
few weeks
Jas. Stuart II en- route 70 Benton, and
will probably be in Deer Lodge soon,
Major Jones, Indian Agent at Jocko VAL
ley was in town Monday. ~ = iii.
Mr.. L. r. Nailletts he's abandoned his
idea of locating In Bitter Root, and has
purchased an interest with Lee, Fisher +
Co., German Gulch. r5 -p.
Judge Knowles waste b. married April
18th, instead Of 18th.
Capt. T. p. Fuller. q 8. Rev. Assessor,
left tor . two weeks trip to NiaDoula county
on Tuesday.
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A:nunrDx HousH BAH.
GEO. W. HILL, PROPRIETOR,
The Finest Room IN the Territory.
The liquors and cigars kept at this bar arc Of the
very choicest brands in Market and IL the intention
Of the proprietor to render the XcBurncy House Bar
arst class in every respect
Wotjco
10 hereby given that have purchased the iDtsrest Of
Mr. HARRISON, my late partner, In the above Saloon
and that all bills doe to and from the old arm win -
collected and paid BY the undersigncd.
GEO. W. HILL
Deer Lodge, March a. 1871.
THOMPSON. TALBOT cos SALOON.
Last Mondays coach brought, direct from IT. Louis
nne lot Of choice Cigars for the shove establishment
embracing the following brands, al new to Montana
smokers:
Pride Of st. Lonia,
Toreno, Xariposa,
-s... Glory Of Montana,
And the old favorite SILVER CROWN, making in
oil the best selection Of Cigars eter kept In any saloon
In the mountains. Call and ct your moneys worth
All one prtce-96 cents. Their excellent Liquors
too well known to need comment.
II Best brand of CiraFs in town NJ Thomuoon Il
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Mck1NSTRY HOUSE.
Court House Square.

DEER LODGE CITY,. MONTANA.
Parties wishing board with OF without lodging wifi
ind good accommodation and good fare 1t the above
named house.
Board $1,000 per Week.
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For Sale Cheap. 1900 pounds Potatoes. Inquire OF
c. II. MANNING,
@kt Deer Lodge.
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~A NICE PLACE TO 20 for dras quality drinks
IL the NcBursy House Bar.
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MAI. .JNO. KINGALEY
MERCHANT TAILOR,

WOOD STREET, I-yF- HELENA
make speciality Of Fine Goods and perfect At
guaranteeing satisfaction In oil cases
VIM Wiswcll lin rear Il Klienschmidt's stoeal Dc<
Lodge. IL kept constantly supplied with saDples Z
al my goods.
Measures and Orders
Taken BY him, viii b llled BY me- and he same qua
sutee givem - In my own Advertisement
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e Best brand Of Cigars in town 1t Thompson
Talb0ts Saloon, next door to the Scott House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
The PIagiarios.

A correspondent writing from Mazat-
Ian says: One of the peculiar pro-
ducts Of the society of this country is
the pldgidrio or kidnapper. The ambi-
ton of his life is to abduct some wealthy
parsonage and hold the victim in safe
keeping until ransomed by large sum
of money. The plagiario is not par
ticular whether his game is a man, wo-
man or child, so that gold in abundance
is one of the possessions of the abducted.
There have been some extraordinary
cases of kidnapping, the latest among
them being that of a Mrs. Charles, a
Frenchwoman, who short time ago
went on visit with her husband and
other friends to the residence of Mr..
Polak, at place called Molino de Flores,
near 0tumba. Mr.. Charles and the other
male visitors had just gone out to take
look at things about the house, when
nine bandits entered and boldly seized
Mrs. Charles whom they carried off as
unceromoniously as if she belonged to
them body and soul. The lady yelled
for help and screamed in agony but not
until it was too late. Immediately
chase was given, but without avail, for
the plagidrios we're well mounted on
feet horses, and having an accurate
knowledge of the most impossible fast
nesses, made their way to them. The
next step will be note addressed to her
or friends, in which will be
stated, in the most polite terms, the
conditions upon which the lady will be
returned to her lord and master. Wo-
men captured in this way are seldom
injured but it nay be imagined that
they suffer torture enough in mind. !"
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MEMPHIS TENN.WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 2O ISL

The poor mans story-the garret.
Delaware has a native population Of
ll5,879; foreign, 9l36. %
A cool proceeding--an ice man elop-
ing with nice girl. 5rara 4dl
Water reddens the rose; whisky the
nose, and tight boots the toes. Il
Why is it that Mount Vesuyius never
sleeps2 Because it is always yawning
Steam carriages are said to have re-
Gently appeared on the boulevards Of
Paris. v 'resn lJ
1t is strange that grocers ever become
rich, since they always give their goods
a weigh. u
More than million pounds Of willow
leaf were made up at Shanghai last sea-
son and palmed off as green tea.
A stable boy from Salem, Mass, has
picked up a 100000 diamond, in South
Africa.
When an Australian asks friend to
take glass of wine with him he says
Let us kiss the baby"
q company Of Philadelphians Of ele-
CANT leisure have chartered schooner
for voyage to Teneriffe.
The dramatized Edwin brood makes
John Jasper guiltless, and brings Edwin
out alive and healthy.
The inventor of the stem-winding at
tachment to watches, Mr.. Rothfelder,
committed suicide in New York, Sunday
night.
The man who was committed for rob-
bing church offered as an excuse that
anything in place of worship was a
lawful pray.
Captain Luther Libby, whose store
house during the war became notorious
as Libby Prison." died in New Kent
county, Va the other day 70
Hon John H SeeIey, member of Con-
gress from New York, has been stricken
with paralysis, and it is feared will not
recover.
Lemons will keep good for months if
sliced when perfectly fresh and packed
in glass jars with thick layer OF white
sugar between the slices.
Henry Manners, of Wert's Corner N.
j., sent one hundred baskets of peaches
to New York commission merchants,
and on settling for the sales, owed the
firm just one dollar. ~
The chief prize in the ensuing distri-
button of the Art Union of London is
group in marble entitled The Wood
Nymph,' by Mr. Birch. This group is
now in the International Exhibition, and
gained the premium of e60O awarded in
competition instituted by the Art
Union.
The last mail brought very bad news
from Banda, the isle of spices. The
prospect Of fine crop has totally dis.
appeared. Bad weather, which lasted
three weeks, has damaged the nutmeg
trees enormously. The whole crop fell
in an unripe state off the trees. The
damage amounts TO more than half a
million guilders. The trees are so in
jured that they will want more than a
year to recover so that there is but
very small chance that the next crop
will be satisfactory.
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A Daring Hunter.

The Yankton Dakotian has this ac-
count Of famous hunter: Louis Kel-
ley is perhaps the most daring and sue
cessful Indian hunter in the great West.
He travels alone fights alone, wears a
complete suit Of buckskin, and wears
turban around his head when out on the
prairie. He is said to be a graduate of
a college, and halls from Virginia or
South Carolina 1t is thought he was a
rebel officer. He is about twenty-five
years of age, handsome, well-formed and
muscular. The Indians dread him as
much as they ever did Kit Carson or
Daniel Boone. He never misses his
mark. An Indian is as good as dead
the moment he draws sight on him. He
will travel weeks at time through hos
tile Indians, and never express a thought
of danger. Kelly is now on trip to
the headwaters of the Yellowstone, a
country never yet visited by any white
man. He is alone He has been known
to dare a dozen Indians on the, open
prairie to fight him in body. No In
dian will ever get within reach of his
deadly rifle. i ap5oa tl1
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DID NAPOLEON CRY at sedan.

A curious little controversy has broken
out as to whether the Emperor Napoleon
shed tears at Sedan. NJ Amedee Achard
says that the Emperor left the town in
plain clothes, smoking a cigarette. NJ.
Paul de Cassagnae asserts that he went
out weeping, and;n uniform. The con
tradiction, says the Saturday Review,
could hardly be in more absolute terms.
1t has been suggested that a man might,
with little care, smoke a cigarette and
cry at the same time, but il is difficult to
see how he could be dressed both as a
civilian and as a soldier. The other
chroniclers and commentators who have
Joined in the argument have not ranged
themselves exactly on one side or the
other, but have modified and transposed
the statements Of the two leading cham
pions in various ways. Some hold that
the Emperor was in plain clothes and
cried, others that he was in uniform and
did not cry. There is a general agree
ment that he smoked, which, considering
his well known habits, has certainly prob
ability to warrant it.
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A virginia Judges opinion Of Edl.

The recent death Of the venerable
Judge Leigh has revived many anecdotes
CONNECTED with his long and eyentful
life. Among them is the following:
When Judge Leigh's court was in ses-
sion in Lynchburg, a number of years
ago, it so happened that Mr.. James Nc
Donald, the present Secretary of the
Commonwealth, breakfasted alone with
him for several mornings in succession,
Conversation ensued, without an intro
duetion, and the Judge WAS so favorably
impressed by his companion that he at
last asked him his name.
Ia" Mcdonald y 3 t.-.rr "a ~t.rnf 49,
iis" Not the editor Of the Lynchburg Vir-
ginian2 nElfrne
y" The same. 2 O. :. .f.sslsn tr
Virginia editors, just at that time we're
not making themselves particularly
agreeable to men Of Judge Leigh tastes,
so he turned to Mcdonald and said
bluntly;
rs You must excuse me, sir, but l can
hardly believe you are an editor. You
have the manners Of a gentleman"
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Extraordinary Positions for Birds
Nests.

The following is vouched for by several
English papers: "A white-throated wren
recently built its nest in letter-box Of
the Duke Of Rutlands game-keeper at
the links, near Newmarket, and pro-
duced six young ones. During its incu-
baton, the old bird took no notice Of
the intrusion of the persons who went
for the letters night and morning. A
short distance from this remarkable nest
is one built by a lark under the medals
on the line of railway between Newman
ket and Dullingham. The bird is sitting
upon four eggs. and takes no notice Of
the thirty trains which pass over the
line daily.
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72l gifts in all.

After paying the expenses Of the enterprise
and making the distribution Of the gifts, the
balance Of the proceeds arising from the sale
of tickets will be appropriated to the establish
ment of free library in Louisville. to be
called the If nHI .fI fa
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!, iaith itself IS all that answereth.

BURSETT's KALLlsToN neutralizes the
poisonous bites of mosquitoes and other
insects, and is q sure preventive.