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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13

This pleasant and valu.
able remedy has performed
more remarkable )curcs than all
other medicines in the world
combined, and stands to-day un
lcqualled as sure and snfe
cure for all affections of the
throat and lungs if taken ac-
cording TO the directions. The
a"ttles contain nearly double the
Quantity Of other preparations,
(which are sold at the same price.
and besides being thB best Is
lthc cheapest to buy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13

Take mo- other. See that
the name Of "F. W. KINSMAN"
is blown in the bottle.
Sold by all druggists
and dealers at 1Oc, 35e 4
71s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13
Dsily Kennebec Journal,

morning snS %a sYs
iu.tet and has carefully prepared political and
q ~. ar,;cles. and generous amount OF farming,
ieez. aoa miscellaneous reading with futl cOmpila-
ton qn. Al per annum in adrance, IS If payment
made within the year. Single copies cents, to
|. ~. ssd at the bookstores and at this ofiice.
AZ AD ,e had on application at this Office.
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~ pays to have work well done.
ny. y. HERVEY, Practical Watcnr-
sst, ssAsr, is prepared to do all KINDS OF
A.. sssscnwork in the best manner,EPrl
az; s ana quality of work guaranteed
js~~siactory = Clocks, Spectacles,
sss.siry, fans, &C, promptly anu
apsiy repaired. Bear in m110
n oest work at Lowest Prices" Up
ssslte T, O., Augusta, Mel
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-27
DoUND PARTY.
For the benefit Of the
CAMP STREET ASYLUM.
To be given at
GRUNEWAL HALL.

ON Thursaay, ApY1l I, 1SSo.
Admission: Ono pound Of merchandise or
provisions. or In lieu thereof. nifty cents.
Said pounds to be auctionoofed during tho
entertainment.
Overture By the Thirteenth Infantry Band.
Morceaux de Fantastic.
Auction.
Music and Refreshments.
Auction.
Promenade Concert.
Refreshments.
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nelief for Germs ana Duni0ns.
WANTED = ALL PERSONS TO III
~ know. who are suffering fromemG
Germs or Bunions, that DR.. MURPHY~
can give instant relief without pain. EsA
at hia Office. No 90 CANAL STREET.
mh7 I'm ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-27
TO CITY TAXPAYERS OF 1880.
DEpARTNHNT OF FINANCE. CITY HALL
New Orleans, January 81. 1880.

OGPAKTABNV VI V4NANO6s OAXx 0AAAAs !
New Orleans. January 81. 1880. J
A IL PERSONS OWING, CITY TAXES y FOE
"A the year 1880 are hereby notified that the
city will receive ten mills on account OF the tax
Of fifteen mills levied for that year. and will
give credit for such partial payments on the ta1
Bills. stamping the same two. thirds tax paid
and retaining same: Il the courts shall decide
that only per cent is all that can be demanded,
these partially paid tax bills will be delivered
to the taxpayers as receipts In full Il they de-
eide that the levy Of * per cent is valid the re-
naming halt Of per cent will be demanded
with interest thereon from March 81. 1880 More.
ceipts for partial payments OF taxes under thie
notice shall be considered as waiver Of any
Of the rights Of the city to proceed for the re.
mainder. All good citizens who desire to see
the expenses Of the municipal government
paid Including the school teachers. police, la.
borers. etc. are requested to come forward and and
this notice: Thts system Of collection viii be.
For those who pay the fifteen mill tax the fol.
lowing rates Of cash rebate viii be allowed, viz:
Untfl the fifteenth Of February peg cent.
From the fifteenth Of February to the twenty
ninth, inclusive per cont
From the first Of Ilaren TO the tldrty-nrst Of
-.'->'-' : - - ALI. Il. IBAACRON.
tai e Admtpi0tTaE0I Of finance.
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SITUATIONS WANTKD-nALks.

WANTED-BY A COMPETENT MAN. A
w position ne assistant uyerHanr on anRar
plantation. Address J. j.. THE office. mbT 1t
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PROGRAMME OF AMUBEMENTD:
Challenge Walking Match. distance ono mile,
between the ne,ed walkers. ALPH. CONDOR
and WIN. REGAIN.
Ptizs Jig Dance. Prizs Waits.
Climbing 0reased Pile.
Sack Races. Sausage Swapping.
Grand Cooking Main. Tho fighting OF the
main ~ commence at O'Clock p. m.
Bporer's celebrated Brass Band engaged for
the occasion.
ADMISSION. ........................8o On NT6.
Ladies' and children free mhM 1ts
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DIRECTORY:
TO CITY TAXPAYERS FOR 1880.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. Orr HALL.
New Orleans. March a. $780,
ON THE THIRTY FRS Z INSTANT THE
~ privilege Of paying TEN MILLS ON AC-
COUNT, under ordinance No. 6Sl7. A. 3. ceases.
Also. the rebate Of per cent on the full pStd
tax bill ends March u. After that date the taxes
will be collected as the law directs. With 10 per
cent interest. ALE. II. l6AACSON.
mh25 Nv Administrator OF Finance.
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E,oR HENT-TwO HOUSES on THE COR.
T. ner pf Race and chippewa streets. opposite
Annunciation Square. Have Just been out In
perfect order, with newly paved yards, new cls-
tern, new. fences, new wood and wash houses,
newly calsgmined, walls. With gloss painted
order These houses will be rented low TO q
good tenant. Cars pass house every Ave min.
utica. Apply at WAbHBURN'h ART GALLERY
100 Canal street. fe29 II
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RECEPTIoN COMMITTEE:
Diseases Of the Nervous System.
FEMALE CouPl ANTS HRollc DlSEiSTS,
DIR. W. BILLIE, 1876 Canal Street,
Between Dryades and Rampant streets.

DEPARTMENTS OF ANY OR0ANIO IUNO-
J. ton. impediments to marriage. private d.
90 ency, nervous debility, caused By abuse or
age, made speciality. Dr.. Billie IL pupil Of
Prot. Rieord. raris. has resided hsFe for ysass
dreds q the most prominent citizens hero viii
testify. Difficulties Of menstruatd0n always re-
lieved. Separate waitinR-room for ledieE
nOso ly6thp
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The slsapsr YAzoo VALLEY. Isssins SAT-
sss f1ks~ ftsS x t ss ar ss
Nd S:tsss 3Js Z. lPie stes sos'
i. mhM it--------.-.--.-- g Oamp street.
epsclat Notice All persons having
elalHmHs Y axainst the estate q the late HELEN
to i1wshs Nj E. E as under
mh1 lot lse DRAWER street.
OulCe L0ulsiMBa levee company. No. lsW
fominon street. New Orleans. liareh aa. 1870
sd 4 ss ess % GfRRsbpa es f
y $780, from u o'clock n 70 IA T. ,Glnc I'm e.
mhas taps SECRETARY and treasurer.
snles y rev orleans c,,y .s,,r.aa
March VI. leso.-- Al the regular meeting Of the
TW n boLAR ffle asiaRR
ss .o G g.. = u r. SSr sss
6snsfers Of stock for ter. days previous to that
- .a.s' = s-''. ]. N, pEMAREsr,
nhn lay eeoreNary pro TEN.
oM1Oe " the Crescent mutual insurance
8OmpAnv, New Orleans, March ls, lsso-In con.
y &tmlty With the fourth article Of the amended
3Artef. an .election. Of Trustees. to serve one
hid 81 he be- once iss q ths domuaps On Mon
y RAH, NTH day OF April, 1880. between the
81, q u o. and 8sgek u fdn Secretary
# - Annual Msstias N ths New Orleans
2sf A.ss : s III & ss1s n
S1pformitY With article l q its charter. at the
Ace. Of the AseQclAtion. BOOM 4, Moraan's
d'n corner S. sofs a. SsEee''
UhlS I'd Secretary.
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LOST.

r OST OR MIsLAID-TWO CERTAIN MORT.
- GAGE NO TIES, described ~. follows: One
dollars and thirty.seven eente, dated New
Orleans, January 90 1915. due November ~,
after date. One fol. eleven hundred and
December 49, after date. dated New Or
leans, January 2o, 1876: both drawn to the
order Of G., N. Thomas, signed by him and
at eight per cent per annum from maturity
until paid. They are the property OF the un-
dereigned. and the public ls warmed not to our
'n mS,s ~ al, tes JUHN GdfHiAFFE BRO. 4 Son.
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WANTnD-THn PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best Adv0ftasln9 IA the
Ilty le Ia tAlQ column. ut tan cents per line for
snftd0n.
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nuscnra.Arnous WANTS.

To Nent-H0uas.
EOR RENT-A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE ON
II Bordeaux. near Magazine street.. sixth Dis
triet: Ave rooms. kitchen and attic and good
yard Rent, as per month. to flrHt- GLASS tenant,
Apply to B. J. WEST.
I,lh25 6t llb Magazine street.
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alatI.ef.

"ANTED-BY A COMPETENT MAN. A
w position as heetler on enGar plantation
Address b b., thia Office mh27 IT.
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VIerse ara Two. wheel Wagon.

NyANTED-A YOUNG, STRONG. SOUND
w safe and moderately fast horse. suitable
for light barouehe State color. are. price
and where the animal may he seen. Address
BAROUOHE, Democrat Office. mh9
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Piano wanted

Piano wanted.
wANTED-AN UPRIGHT PIANO in PER-
w feet order that has not been over two
years In use Parties ans wering will please
state maker, lowest cash price and where It can
be seen, For good instrument a moderate
cash price Will be paid. Address PIANO, this
office. mh26 I'd
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SITUATIONS wAnrEp-rzmALEs.

C0eks. NURSES, Uham her malAs. Etc.
WANTED-BY A RERPECTABLE WHITE
w woman. a situation to eDok and do plain
Office. NH 40 Stt
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ma and the Pacific Ocean IL possible. Inc
experience We already have gained shows
that, In any event, heavy implements and
other goods which could not we'll be trans
ported on sleigh or wagon, could on this
route bs conveyed on steamers from the
Pacific 10 Lena's basin.
IL may seem to many that the views
have expressed are too promising. Iheex
perience We have at present about tbose
portions of the Arctic Sea which extend
from the Yenisei to Behring's Strait is re-
ally SO incom plete that ir gives rise to va
rious apprehension, and it Is plain thus The
question can alone DO frlly solved upon
further explorations. In order 20 show how
illegitimate an unreserved $40" is. be 1t al
lowed me once more to point out that the
Danish Greenland Company on voyage to
Greenland's west coast are less exposed to
shipwrecks than navigators OF the Chinese
ocean; and that Norwegian fishing boats
traverse annually near the west and north
coast Of Spitsbergen, ATTITUDES which were
with difficulty reached by Phipp's and
TschitschagofT vessels, fitted out With all
the suxillaries at the command Of England
and Russia. 1t is within the limits Of pos
sibility that an analogous fact will come to
exist in regard TO the navigation along
Asia's north coast.
SMALL GEOLOGICAL RESULTS.
In one respect, however, the expecta-
tions had connected with Vegas voyage
of discovery were completely reversed. To-
deed, previous to our departure. l had
hoped | could collect. from the mammoth
Behring's Strait on the Arctic coasts new
and valuable contributions to our knowl-
edge respecting the earth's Developments;
but the result attained is limited 10 the
acquisition Of few fraRments af the IHaHs-
worth naming.
N. E. NoRDENsKJoLp.
BEHRING'S STRAIT, April 6, 1879.
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least extremely eel dom.
I2l-Therefore, not at the magnetic pole, but nj n
point between this and the terrestrial pole. which
my be termed the auroral pole. The plane in which
the wreath Of hight IL situated cuts that terrestrial
fns which intersecis the OF the wreath some
what below the earth's surface.
tSl-on the superstition that 1t cannot plainly be
discovered as the point Of highest elevation is only
four degrees above the horizon
t41-The only predecessor of our zoolopi.t. and
beiansts In this immense field was the Polish scien
fist, A. L. Tschekanowskl, the well known and en-
cellent explorer. He detained only few days a,
the mouth of the Aenek without visiting the Arctic
coast proper.
lbl-The expeditions Of the Vega had TO encounter
may difficulties inst before It's departure inst because
many were convinced the plan OF the voyage was i'm
practicable Ia this they shared the old pre;odice
that it 10 mpracticable, and. az expressed by one
writer. . that there 10 no open and no completely
closed Poar sea, but certain opportunity for rav
eating. Annually changing. which opportunity 40
mot consider Of such extent that IL win admit Of e.,
ther NAVIGATION to the Pole or northeast passage
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A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen-My case f. briefly ss follows Ihayc had
Cstarrh for I'm years each Year with increasing
verify. For nine years / nd not brcathed through
nostri i IN droppins in the throat a yery bad
cough, TINA 70 bad IS 10 b. obliged TO take remedy
for II at night before being able lie down and Sleep
and constant dun pa!a in my head. My head was
at times SO iull Of catarrhal matter TO inure my
In the night TO clear it and my thIoat before could
sleep livery oe Of these distressing has dis
app arr under the Of quito three bottles OF
SASroEDs RADICAL CuE.. Ny hearing Is fully restored
have no asthmatic symptoms, cough, droppings
In the throat no headache, and In every way better
than have been for years. could feel the effects Of
the CURE On my appetite, my kidneys and, in fact
every part OF my 81 stem. What has been done In my
case Is wholly the effect OF the RADICAL CURE.
Very respectfully, c. Ii, LAWRENCE.
TIrCHDuH0.
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CATARRA
Is IT CURaBLE7

THOSE who have suffered from the yariona and co-,
II pilsated forms Of disease assumed by Catarrh and
nave tried many physicians aud edes without relief
or cure await answer to this question with Consider.
able anxiety And well they may Tor no disease that
dsstructiye 10 health as Catarrh Bronchits Asthma
coughs Lna serious and frequently affections OF
the lungs Follow, in many instances case Of simple
put negiscted oatsrrh Other sympathetic affections
OF SMELL may be rtfrrcdt minor but neyerthelesa
serious results OF neglected Catarrh bad enough In
Gus Affections Of the throat and lnnra liknu 70 fnii
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The Pittsburg Post states that within
the last ten days twenty furnaces that sell
iron 10 Pittsburg have Como out Of blast.
y II also estimated that there d enough
finished iron in stock to last till fan, and
tasrs = not likely 20 Be- any life in tho pie-
iron trade till that stock il exhausted.
Tais makes u appear - II the lion boom
hid cvsrworksd itself soms.
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MAGNETIC OBSERVATIONS.


Supervision OF the magnetic observations
was committed to Lieutenant Horguard,
who has also assumed the difficult task OF
celebrating tho results after return OF the
expedition. They consistof
1. "Absoluts " determination when and
where opportunity therefor was given;
Q. Observations on the fluctuations In the
strength and direction Of the magnetic
force, carried out, together with "aoso-
Lutte" determinations each hour between
eth Of November and LIST of April;
8. Every five minute observations each
LIST and 18th every m onth.
AS the stowage Of the Vega did not per
mit as In 1872, TO bring from home an OBJ
servatory OF planks joined with copper
nails, we had no materia. for construction
of one but such az this Arctic land could
afford, which was snow and ice. Neverthe-
less. our observatory turned out very well
adapted TO the purpose, thanks to the zeal
and sagacity displayed by our marine crew.
One Inconvenience could not be avoided.
In order to give the observatory stable
foundation, which Is the prime condition
for structure devoted to the observation
Of terrestrial magnetism, was compelled
to seek place not on an ice field, nor any
otber submarine ice, near the ship, but had
to go on shore Que and half kilometres
distant.
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IT CAN Be CURED.

TT can DO cured. There Is no donbt ahout .. Thu I'm,
mediate r lief aaorde by sAsFoRD's RADICAL
CURE FOR CATAERH is but slight evidence OF what
may follow persistent use OF this remedy The hard
incrusted matter TINT has lodged in nasal passages
removed with few applications the liberation and
Inflammation slbducd and healed; the entire memirra-
nous Innings OF tn head eIcansed and purified Con.
agent, destroying Its course through the system
me dcd poison, the destructive agent In catarrhal
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SECOND REPORT.

THE wINTERTNG ovER-voYAGE TO YoKo-
HAMA - EXPLORATIONS IN BEHRING'S
sEA-ERoM APRIL lsT TO SEPTEMBER
Q, 1879.
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PROFESSOR NoRpENsyoLD's REPORT
or the FRS, Successful Attempt to Make the
Northeast Passage.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.

Translated for the NEW NoRrH-wEsT ~ Ole Bjerks,
Empora, Kansas.
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Dc g =! !! !; :: :
~ N4 NV - t,.r alf Price List for
l. a. tnlsesS upnn an
go IA - '"ift ifl..- C0nfalns
~~A 49, rrsl,.irrd far
With owe, so ,,,. p,.r<sssal.f family use
goods AZ wholesale prtess M, .,r.xs ~ sell all
the purchaser Tie s,s,,, I,s,, is,s 20 snis
who make fhIa their s5-s,a, .as, III ~ america
MONTGOMERY WARD y n Aaurss1
SssS Wabash Ave-. Chicawo- m
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our knowledge OF the ocean along consid-
cradle portions Of Asia's north coast is as
yet incomplete, 1t by no means deserves the
III reputation which hitherto has been en-
tertaiued concerning IL on account of the
disastrous voyages that have been underts-
ken during near three and half centu-
ries.
"Can the voyage, which the Vega has
now accomplished, be repeated every year ?
"For the present 1t Is impossible to an
swer this question with yea or nay uncon.
ditionally. The first would cause many
reckless attempts; the second would per-
haps In time have to be rejected upon ex-
perience ~ effectually - the celebrated
closing words concluding the first report OF
the decentralization Of the earth. Ibe-
lieve firmly that the voyage oftsn can and
often viu b repeated with success.'
And what have cited may be concluded
- follows:
], Tha: the naval passage frem the At
lantic to the Pacific Ocean, along the north
coast Of Siberia, can bs made often in . few
weeks In stsan vessel properly adapted
and complementsd with an experienced
crew Of seamen. but that such passage, in
general. might scarcely become OF any real
advantage to commerce.
2. That already, at this moment, IL can
b affirmed naval communication between
Obe and Yenissi and Europe need meet NO
obstacle - commercial thoroughfars.
D. That In ell probability, naval comma.
n'cation between the Yenissi and the Lena
ord bstwssn the Lena aad Europe Il prac-
t'cal = commercial thoroughfars, though
u might b. that ont and return voyages 81 |
tween the Lena and Europe could not BE- |
made IN ons season.
: That continued invsstigatioos ore uec-
ss'aiy " decide whether naval oomnsr.
oiM highway between The mouth 81 tie L.
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Frederick William
sEAsoN-APRIL Is TO JULY Is.
'-''..'.s...........
Terms for the Sea.on &ur

Insurance $40 to $40 This money must he maid
before mares taken away. II mares are moi VII
foal money will be returned H
bred. F ' "noh
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Endorsed BY a Prominent Druegist,

hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased tho
RADICAL CuER OF me, and from time to time made mo
familiar with his believe his statement to be true
In every particular. JAS T. DERBY.
FITCHBURG, Oct. IL
Each package contains DR.. sauford's Improved In.
hsng Tub, and tu directions for its In all
Price I'll. For sale by all Wholesale and retail druggists
9pd dealers throughout the United States and Canas
0rORgfsIs. pot0a1r "anta and Whnissala
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-06

The members Of the celebrated plat
form club we're delighted yesterday af-
tsrhoon at the sight u their respected
president, Major r. ID. YrooD. The
major had been up TO Fort WGshakis
on court martial duty and just re-
turned. Tie meetings Of the club viii
now be held as usual.
A special train passed through Chey-
enne yesterday with four companies Of
the 9th infantry, viz companies ID, +,
G, IL, moving from White River To
Forts Lyon and Garland, Colorado.
The companies bound for Fort Lyon
are ofhcered as follows: Co. r, Col w.
w. Sanders, commanding; I'd Lieut..
Chas Byrne; Co. G., Capt. IL. S. Haw-
kins, I'd lieut.. A. L. Wagner. Those
going TO Fort Garland, are oficered as
follows: Co. ii, Capt. j. T.. Schindel;
LIST lient. A. NJ. Wetherill; ID lieLt.
Chas- l. Gurley; Co. ID, LIST lieut.. r.
II. Day; I'd lieut.. Thos. G.. Townsend.
Officers and men are in splendid phys
ical condition. They are almost unan-
imous in the expression Of relief in
changing from White river.
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Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has reached n reputation that is
not limited by the confines of section or
country. There are no injurious SUBJ
stances nor false and temporary stimu-
lants in the preparation. 1t is purely
vegetable and compounded under n
formula that has passed severe tests
and won endorsements from some Of
the highest medical talent In the coun-
try.-Nep York World.
Hot weather produces inaction OF the
liver. Inaction Of the liver causes dis
eased kidneys, and diseased kidneys
undermine the life quicker than con-
sumption. All these troubles can be
avoided by using Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver cure, the purest and best
remedy ever discovered.
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Two Mormon Converts.

oh yesterdays west bound train
'here were Two young and beautiful
girls u air accomplishments who were
converts TO the mormon church. They
prosecuted In England and came over
with the express understanding that
they We're to wed two high priests in
SAT- Lake Upon being told that all of
the high priests were already married
'hey manifested much surprise and
concern but they refused to yield to
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During the Fall, Winter and Spring
months people are more or less troubled
with Coughs and Colds. Reader, don't
neglect q slight cold, as it is the start
ing point for consumption, but go i'm
mediately TO your druggist and get q
bottle OF HALE's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR. This article Is GER
tain to do its work, permanently curing
all Coughs Colds, Influenza, Hoarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing, and all affec.
tions OF the Throat, Bronchial Tubes
and Lungs, leading to consumption. A
trial is all WI ask, and then the article
speaks for itself. Sold by all druggists
at 90 cents and 81. Great saving by
buying large size. Depot, CRIrTEN-
TONS, Z Sixth ave-. New York City.
Pixies TooTHAcnE DRors cure in
one minute.