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SWORN evidence,
Tho following Cure Ia probably tho most
remarkable ever effected by any modI-
Gal preparation for tno treatment OF
CntaFTh:

Gsnttmen.-Th r-rhT certify that l have had Ca.
saIrh lI ten yeaIs; mud Tor tie last pix years have
deaf, had buzzlng in nc hcad, palms cross The tcni.
pie, dizzy spells. weak and painful eyes, swollen
severe pain across the ciSs;. AID every indic2attiEoTa;
OF eonsnmntlon; My head achcl all the time, The
matter accumulated so rapidly In my head and
throat th9t could notkeepthcm nee. Frequently
me. At the point ofsuG6cation i would then have
recourse 70 every means Ia my power to dislodgs
t aSls e N slsSP s 1ssiai Fer or5 { p g9 ri,3s,, n Ak years M
eminent surgeon In regard to m operation on them,
ILLUMINATION and ulccrqtion in my throat caused by
NAL y h so1 tuiSa m nha r. r4nplng d1wn from my head
M systcm began toshow the effects OF tits disease.
synPsoP ! ian H sPriy g seain Pb@ y e]o %sa SRHSSa % SySFE
I may Sc mad r iSS thisstaSe, or ABOUT slx months
ioh GhIARRn. Amer using ih, nrstbottle ! began
my head as i HAD hot Known il p to BE- S for Yeas iZ s'efs Il
seemed gradually to arrest the discharges. Il
gGfEIei soon rcducch The inflammation ana wei.
Ing Gimy tonsils, 50 hattheyg soon ceased 70 trouble
the, buzzlnF NOISES In ny head ceased, my senses OF
and every symptom ofdiseasc that had reduced me;
70 thc verge Of the grave dIsnppcarcd by the use
have been thus explicit because. ns a druggist.
anu hope TO convince many that this Is q great
1 am familiar with tho treatment Of Catarrh rs
cd the most eminent about my case. / have used
every Kind OF remedy and apparatus that have ap.
pcnrcd during q period Of six years past, and hnyc,
while following their use, taken great care OF my
Peneraihcalth, but obtained no relief or encourage.
DosToS, Feb. y 1876. GEO. F. DTNsMoRE.
SUFFOLK, ss. Feb. %, 1875.
Then personally appeared tho said George T.
Dlnsmore, and made oath that the fot cgoing state.
ment by him subscribed IL true. Before NV,
SETH J. THOMAS. Justice OF the Peace.
Each package contains Or, sanford's Improved
lnhaitng Tube. with iull directions for use In all
cases. Price, SlI00. For sale by all Wholesale md
Retail. Druggists throughout Tho United States,
WEEKS q OTTER General Agents and Whole.
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rreatn on the already bright and lowering
turf. Render! should you ever bend YOU
steps TO the sacred city OF the Great PagO,!n
tlrn aside for q moment from tie deepening
shadows OF its ancient temple, and reading
the words on a little marble cross under tie
branches of the old mango-,rec. pause. ard
him of the noble death of poor Tim BaSlis.
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Each package contains Dr. eanford's Improved
Inhaitng Tube. with iull directions for use In ali
cases. Price, Sl00. For sale by all Wholesale md
Retail. Druggists Throughout Tho United States.
WEEKS q POTTER General Agents and Whole.
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Recommended and used by all tho lead
Ing horsemen and tho veterinary faculty.
Invaluable for biters and cribbers. Refer to
'ias. Baekmon, Robert Bonner, Henry n.
smith, Budd Doble, Col, d. Mcdaniel, Gen.
\ Buford, Mayor Mcdowell, and scores OF
others.
PRICE, SIX DOLLARS EACH.
Also GedHeU's Lnrislbre Kicking Strap. espe.
rially adapted for breaking colts. Sent opl,
an receipt OF price; $500 each.
LANES w. GEDNEY, Paten,ee and Sole
Manufacturer. l7l4 First Avenue, ..ew YoeK
city. or
q. Fl. SIS COLLINS Cheyenne, wyo
feb27-d&wly
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ASSETS.
Liverpool 81 London g.
Globe .S2S, 404, 1856. 90
Imperial&Northern In. Co. 20, 600, 900. 90
Atna Ins. Co. ofHartford. 1857, 900. 90
Ins. Co. of North America 6,60l, $50. 90
Home ms. Co. of N. Y. 6,104, CSC. 60
Phenix Ins. Co. of N. y. 2,792, 600. 90
German American ms. Co. 2,209,036.00
Pennsylvania Fire Ins. Co. 1,675, 694. co
Western Assurance Co.,. 1000, 000. 90
Rhode Island Association. 1862, 000. 90
Springfield F. M. Ins. Co.. 1900, 000. 90
st. Paul F. NJ. Ins. Co.. 936, 203. 90
Manhattan ms. Co. Of I'm Y. 50,65S.0 90
Traders ms. Co......... S50,000.GO
Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., (gold). ........... 7O3, 621.oO
American Central ms. Co. 744, 10000
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suHsLT.

u
Neiodv TO auaient air
Hss touosed ny soul. o hand 90 fir
ThaI hymned ~ FORTH.
In the gulden sunset thars.
ofnoele worth.
Feeble, poor and old am I.
what 10 this life Alas. how nigh
eesned 10 TO iAte;
When toe song I usea TO try
Dame Whispering late.
r..rs sre ealss Of purest nind.
Drop zen . few the MANNED aud bllEd
Ilovsd that tonE-
Mother sang IL. and tie wind
svsp, soft along.
A., ! think Of ssintly face.
The touch OF tender loving grace.
] slenl turn
whsre the sunbeams leapt-uo trIcS
To nnd no tsurnf,
80 leave ! thu sunBe' song.
And HE me home 10 wherO l long
10 bow my head;
blessed the hsnd that struck among
Chords long slice dead.
Brtnrtny back the golden time
OF love and hope In Its familiar rhyme;
The corn In car
Brea D OF the bes-EwATmcd murmurtcs lime
To oyttARe dear.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10
SILVER BULLION.

Until recently large quantities of silver bull
lion for coinage purposes were bought in the
London, Berlin, and other foreign markets.
Now Government has no trouble in securing
all the bullion it wants from home producers
and dealers, buying of them at the London
rate. The great part Of it is purchased IN
San Francisco and New York. 1t is some
what singular that, though paid for in stand
ard silver dollars, very few OF those dollars
get into circulation through this channel. In
a recent transaction in San Francisco more
than 5000, 600 ounces of silver was bought
by the Superintendent of the Mint, who gave
in payment therefor check on the Assistant
Treasurer there for the bullion's equivalen
in standard silver dollars. The holder OF the
check presented it to the Assistant Treasurer,
and, without moving his dollars, redepos'ted
them and received silver certificates for the
amount.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10
A Cloud Of Witnesses.

The following named parties are among the thou.
sands who have been cured Of caasrh by the use of
DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy:
A. f. Downs New Geneva, Pa; D. j: Brown, st.
Joseph No. + G. Lewis, Rutland Vt Levi Springer,
Bridger Station, Wyoming; j. G. Merr1man, Aogans-
fs Porte, ind Jessie IL Sears, # Branch Ind. L.
Williams, Canton, Mo. ; w. A. Thayer, Onarga Ill !;
s. B. Nichols, Jr., Galveston, Texas Jonas Rein
er stonsys, Pa; d%;a dps1 Me- McFa'1and Wis., s,
rey, Trenton, Tenn ]: g. Joelin, Keene, n H.; A. j.
port Ohio; c. Il. Chase, Elkhart Ind: Mrs. Henry
Haight San Francisco, CAL; Mrs E. n. Gallusha,
Lawrenceville, N. Y; W. J: Graham, Adel Iowa; A.
Q: smith, Newman, Ga Chae; +. Rice, Raltimore,
Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mrs. Minnie Arnaise, 29O Delaney
street. New York; H. W. Hall, Hastings, Mich. VIM.
F. Marston. Lowell, Mass. l. W.. Roberts, Maricopa,
Arizona; Chas. s. Delaney, Harrisburg Pa; NJ. Q.
Cole Lowell, Mass Mrs G. j: Spurtin, Camden, Ala
bama; Chas. \. Kaw, Fredercktown, Ohio; Mrs. Lucy
Camp Stambaugh, Wyoming; l. W. Tracy, Steamboat
Rock, Iowa; Mrs. Lydia Waite, Shushan, n. T.; j.
II. Peck, Junction City, Montana; Henry Ebe. Ban
tas Cal l. p. Cummings, RantOul. III s. Jones,
Charleston Four Corners, n. Y: Geo. F. Hall Pueblo,
Col Wm Bs5 stfSsng a Eson srs
Depot, Ky: Henry Zobrist, Gen, n Y; Miss Hat Hat
Warner, North Jackson, Mich. lips Marry A. Whine,
Darien, Wis: John Negler, Carlisle Springs, Pa !;
James Tompkina, St Cloud, MINI: Enoch Duer.
Psxnes GtS Nebraska; Joseph A. 4lleF 4s91s, s;as
Upper Alton, III: John Davis, Prescott, Arizona;
Mrs. Nancy Graham, Forest Cove, Oregon; N. n.
Post, LOganepOft, Indiana. =
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10

The trackmen could not estimate the numoer
of Indians seen but are confident they COM
nose the main body of the Cheyennes. The
Greatest excitement prevailes at Ogallalla and
Conflict between the troops and Indians seems
unavoidable. Important news is expected
here at any moment.
YASKroS, October 4.-Dr. James Oswell'
AGENT of the Red Cloud Indians, arrived here
today on his way to Washington to consult
with the Secretary of the Interior and Presi-
dent upon the situation of affairs of Indians
nnder his control His Indians, tired OF
waiting for permission to move to White
Clay, have abandoned their agency on the
Missouri river and gone back 100 miles in the
country and are camped on Pass creek. They
saw they will remain there until they hear
from Washington. The disaftected Indians
number over 5000. DR.. Irwin has intorma-
ton which leads him to believe the renegade
Cheyennes from the south are intending to
ioin his In dians at Pass creek, and should
this occur there is serious trouble ahead 1or
the Black Hills and other frontier settlements
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10

why Government Declines to Furn1sn
Further Supplies.
WASHINGTON, October 3-The Secretary OF
War to-day received telegram from the
New Orleans Relief Committe asking for
rations to be distributed among the destitute,
and saying this request was made because aid
had been refused by the Howard Association.
The Secretary declined furnishing the desired
relief on the ground that the Howard Assocl'
alton has large amount of money on hand,
and has the discretion to use 1t in such way
as may be deemed proper, and further, that
it has better opportunities than himself 1ol
judging the situation.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10

Offer for sale one undivided halt Of SO 1cses q
placer mining gFpnnd hsd b. Psteot% % stoseed nsf CH
81 WStes ditch covering he sae snd which 0Ye 1ce9
Jackson and Clafk creeks. This ditch nas Ialnsneo
an adequate supply Of water tor ne pGst rwS ssst
ino from seven to eight months The Rrounu u sleo
covered by the PARK ditch. 49,. e,s
These mines have averaged tor two yeals sax
them Win pay lees than 8 pes day and they nave pa'o
az high as 90 per day to the hand. Tes Sa1{; T{ru
TIA company desire the whole 1t can, perhaps, oe
purchased upon reasonable terms o~"An''epAo
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10
Notice Of Forfeiture.

HELENA, Lewis and Clarke County, M. T.
July 4th 1878.
To rander Mcintosh and Alexander Mclhai, or their
heirs or personal representatives
YOf1 ARR HEREBY NOTIFIED that we have ex-
rondnd One Hnndred Dollars in labor and improve
ments on certain lode situated in the Ten Mile Min
ing District, Lewis and Clarke County Montana Ter.
The feal Lake Lode said lode being 1900 feet in
length; said expenditure being the amount required to
hold said odefor the year ending June 1s 1873 under
United States and if within ninety days alter the date
Of this notice by publication you fail or refuse to con-
tribute your proportion of the above expenditure as
cnownere vour interest in said lode viii become the
nropertY Of the subscrbers under section 1894 Of said
mining act. WILLIAM CHOMA5EnW:
vQOd-iv4 WALTER F. CHADWICK.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10
Catarrh Remedy
Is Pleasant to Use.
AN OPEN LETTER.
TT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.

TT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
RocKPoRT. Mass, April 2, 1877.
Mr.. EDITOR Having read In your paper reports OF
the remarkable cures of catarrh, am induced to tell
''what know about catarrh and fancy the "snuf"
and sinhaling- tube" makers (mere dollar grabbers)
would be glad if they could emblazon similar cure
in the papers. For twenty-six years suffered with
catarrh The nasal passages became completely
closed "Sruff," dust" "ashes F." sinhaling-tubee,"
and "sticks" wouldn't work. though at intervals l
would sniff up the sOcalled catarrh snuff, until be-
came valuable tester for such medicines gradual
lv grew worse and no one can know how much sut-
fered or what miserable being was. My head ach-
ed over my eyes 60 that was confined to my bed for
many successive days. suffering the most intense pain,
which at one time lasted continuously for 16S hours
All sense of smell and taste gone sight and hearing
impaired body shrunken and weakened. nervous sye-
tenn shattered, and constitution broken, and I wa
hawking and splitting seven-eighths OF the time.
prayed Tor death to relieve my suffering. favorabl
notice in your paper of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedyin
duced me to purchase package, and use 1t with pr.
Pierces Nasal Douche, which applies the remedy by
hydrOstatic pressure, the only way compatible with
common sense Well, Nj. Editor, it did not cure me
in thfeof0uJ4hs of 8 second, nor In one hQu1 OK
moath but Ii lees than eight minutoe1 was relieved,
and In three months entirely cured and have remained
20 for over sixteen months. While ueng the Catarrh
Remedy used Dr.. Pieeces Golden Medical Discov.
err to puti1y my blood and strengthen my stomach
ALSO kept my liver active and bowels regular by the use
Of his Pleasant PnIgative Pe3letA II my experience
win induce other sufferers to seek the same means OF
relief, this letter win have answered ita purpose
*.s. :. & r. Yours NulY. 8. y kkM1Ck.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10
Anueal for Further Help.

NEW ORLEANS, October "A sub COM
mittee of the Orleans relief committee make
an appeal to the people of the United States
for means to supply the destitute with 1ood'
They state they represent 80 organizations
that have for years devoted themselves to
doing good for their fellow men, ana tney
have united in q common effort on behalf OF
the destitute, and will be pleased to receive
and distribute all contributions.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10

tain that all firms connected in this sort OF
circular bill flying must succumb. One house
in Scotland and Australia is concerned in this
paper to the extent of $4,000, 900; one doing
business in Scotland and East, $25O,OOO; one
located in India owes the bank $4,000 for &C.
ceptances and So, 500, 900 for cash advances
Three other affiliated India houses aggregate
an Indebtedness of Sc, 25O,o0O. The Fsnan-
cier estimates that the shareholders OF the
City of Glasgow Bank must meet a deficit OF
$2O, ,0Oo, 900, placing the failure among the
most disastrous on record.
The Herald says rumors are current tna1
some of the Directors of the City of Glasgow
Bank received enormous advances out OF the
funds they were administering.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10
Proceedings OF the Beaverheaa Coons'
Republlean Convention.

M4D0OIZG0U OO0VOWUS0os
Convention met at the Court House. Ban
mack, Sept 25th,' 1878.
MI. Melvin e. Trask, Secretary OF Central
Committee, called the meeting to order.
J.J. Barnett was elected Chairman and
W. r. Gilbert elected Secretary.
On motion of Dr.. E. D. Leavitt the Chair
appointed the following persons Committee
on Credentials: G. 0. Trask, j. J. Lough-
bridge, E. B. Fairfield.
The Committee on Credentials submitted q
majority report and the following precincts
were entitled to the designated number of
delegates:
Brgenta. ................1
eaverhead Valley. .....S
Beaverhead School House.
Glendale.
1,VOD CltY.................. .........'..O
Willow creek. .''''''..' - '''''''A
Report was accepted and COMMITTEES dis
charged.
The nomination of officers was next in order
and the following persons were selected:
For Councilman, Noah Armstrong.
For Representative, James Mauldin.
For Sheriff, Joe. G. Metlin:
For Treasurer, George w. Dart.
For Clerk and Recorder, Geo. E. Tarbell.
For Assessor, Arthur Sullivan:
For Commissioners, Geo. M. Brown, Ihos.
M. Selway, J. J: Burnett.
For Probate Judge, A. F. Sears.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Jno. p. Haskell
All the candidates were nominated by &C.
The following resolution was then adopted:
Resolued, That the Republicans OF Beaver
head county in convention assembled are EN- m
flexibly and unanimously to any sub
sidv to any railroad Of other corporation.
either by The Territory or the county, and
that we pledge our nominees for county offices
if elected, to faithful, diligent and econom-
ical administration of county affairs:
The Convention then adjourned SINE dse.
81. BURNETT, Chairman.
w. r. GILBERT, Secretary.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10
Utah AppOintme1

Utah Appointment.
WASHINGTON, October 4.-The President
has appointed John B. Neil register of the
land Office at Salt Lake.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10
MERINO RAMS
roR SALE At RESUMPTION PRICES.

These sheep are bred with direct reference to ths
30 offered sf n,ices go low that afford to
use rams from an inferer bred flock Correspondence
wsrn~ano1 Bozeman, Montana.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-10

DRY GOODS.
CLOAKS.
Opening of new ana stylish Fall and Winter
Cloaks, in Matelesse, French Beaver, and other
new style fabrics of best makeup and finish at prices
to give universal satisfaction also, invite attention 10
our stock of Shawls in Broche, Paisley, Black
Thibets, Cashmere and al-wool Double and Single
Shawls. In addition will be opened full lines OF
Ladies' Fall and Winter Dresses Overskirts and
Bssoues of newest and most fashionable materials and
makeup.
The lines of DRESS GOODS are unexcelled
in Notwithstanding the newest colorings, selected
with care to harmonic with the new shades OF Trim
mine Silks, Galoons Fringes, Buttons, etc., together
with the best brands and finest finished Cashmeres'
Mohairs and Apacas yet exhibited, which we recon-
mend with confidence to the purchaser.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
The lines are full and complete in choicest designs
and colorines, embracing the novelties of the season
in Hosiery and prevailing shades in Kid, Berlin, Isle
and Cloth Gloves to match dress fabrcs-at prces
to meet the lowest comparison of prices and quail
ties solicited.
CLOTHS AND FI4ANNELS.
We preeent for inspection, the most complete stock
of the above goods ever shown in the market, at rea
sonable prices.
COATS COTTON.
We continue the sale of this too we'll known brand
to expatiate upon it's nert) the strength and even
ness Of its texture puts it too high above it's compet
tors to admit of q comparison.
NOVELTIES.
In Laces Ruchings Ties Streamer Nets, VeIings
and Fancy Goods in endless variety, to which will be
added new and stylish goods they appear in Eastern
| markets.
DOMEST4OS.
The stock s represented by the best standard brands
of staple goods. consisting Of Fall Prints, Chevoit
shirtings, sheetings, Tickings Table Linens. Towel
ines, etc., at Lowest Market Prices.
Tx. ''i;;;''''iE; BEoycE,Jr.,
ounphy's Block,
HELENA.
d&w1y-my4
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aside by the Board and ultimately Withdrawn. TIE
offer was accepted by the Board, but not until IL mao
been carefully considered and had received the sanction
Of every member BY regulations which had previously
been adopted the city made one school dsric anu
children were allowed to 60 TO any school rom any
quartB OF the city Dr. Macsweeney did not conce"
the fact that he intended 10 give religious ID
strucOn TO his parishiOners in the two buildings Oh
Sundays and week days. and understood that lhe
buildings would revert to the use OF the owners ater
the regular school hours In like manner buildings
hired OF Baptist society aud the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association were used by their owners for religious pu
poses. The teachers in the two schools are 10 nan
oics but are not recogniz such by the Board Dl
are subjected TO regulations discipline in coanOh
with the Protestant teachers IN the other schools. D
Parker contends that the plan has worked 10 egerS
bOdys satisfaction during the last five years
ministers visit the schools aud hnd nothing oDJectivI
able simply because there is nothing Ol0ecu9uhpp
There ID nothing conceded in the tlansacu0n DIIns
five wears eight new have entered the Board, none
of them being Roman Catholic, aud all have appfONtu
of the arrangement when they have become familiar
with IT, The scheme has taken away source OF rllu
ton between different portions OF the community anu
has saved the taXpayersa large outlay lot 10" puu
ings The Board, In fact has never made any cOnCtS
SONS TO tine Roman Catholics. IL accepted these Ould
TO Professionals All concession If there was any was Oh
the part OF the pastor when he Withdrew his demands rs
TO the appointment and examination OF Teachers me
arrangement moreover has been violently attacK6u D
extreme Roman Catholics as well US by extreme fFOt
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

GPGSR cRi % l@o T' & three depo'
Double Track improved equipment thu Fastest
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Express Trains leave NewYork VIA DesOrosses and Court
4:5o 100 500 90 limited IL a. M I. l. O. 7;9o
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Boats OF tBrookyn Annex" connect with all through
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SGS M af cke oacs No. aS DgS Jersey
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m connecting with last trains To the West and southwest
I y. M. DAILY Pacific Express for The Wost Sleeping
natl aud Chicago without changer also Hotel pnngcars to
N7 = p' ~, Emlsraut Train for tho West
Trains leave cnam0S,s;s G Depot SsTG9rk or G,5 7ao
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Middletown. 75. Q, iO;l5 m. DAB 4'2O, p. sun
% ~ rains Connect With SSwEoTE and oswcgO Midland
| H., a. Nilu.s 81. . , ,,,-- a., q .,-
$40, y, lux aJU, q, u. M sundays
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/ Nt,TE-Iruns leaving ChdmbCrsst even hat aours
BEFORE r. NJ. leave 23ds 10 mnntes earlier than above
| ChambeTsst. hours
u ~ S,i minutes earlier. Boats leave 23dst and
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Prists for passage and for apartments In Drawing room
ANA eenng Coaches be obtained, and orders for tho
ing ana OF baggage be left at the COmpa
ny O1ces Nos go, 4Ol, go or 0j1 broadway ~ VI No.
! tourt st Brooklyn, on ut the CompanYs Dep0ts. -,
LxpTcss the West arrive in NcwHOrk at 725
/ A. M, l2:23 aud 1925 D. m.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewo0d Cl0ser, PermOnt and Nyaek
T. $780, 945 m, g. Al6, 6i3O $50 1850 and sat
uay nights only at ll3O p m. Sundays a M and $3.50
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