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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
A Heavy Yosgey Avpssss1.

CHICAGo September "a man Damed y.
G. REYNOLDS. who was Tor long time cit
izen and business man Of Chicsgo, but uhe
rlways has been more or Lees under sus-
picion of croOkctinGss, was Arrestedby INK:
crton detectives this afternoon. lie bad
forged two certified checks Of $1,000 each
on the Chatham National hank ~ Nsw York,
and deposited them in local banks, raising
ouite a sum Of money on them.
The Chatham Bank when potihsd ot tbe
deposit repudiatsd the check, aud steps 70
arrest him were st once taken and resulted
soon sfter In hi, capture. There ~as found
in his room q full foTg,+'s outfit, lie 80
taken before Justice Mceck sod held IN
$1,000 bonds. Il 10 fesrct other banks or
corporations have been victimiIsd.
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Latest Financial Reports.

PITTsnu RGH, September 9.-Brokers COM
plain that prices Of local securities are 80
stitiy maintained that no transactions can
be made. This only indicates that holders
do not care TO part with them: and that re-
cent purchases have been made for invest
ment. We hear OF handsome prices being
offered for bank stock, which have been
refused. Until there is q more general de-
mand for money in business operations this
state of affairs must be expected.
The following is the report oi the clear.
ING House to day: Balances, 1892, i5I 10;
exchanges $l,l59, ,OO3.65. For the week,
81, 2G6, or so.
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FLUSHING. o.
sedviek's Alleged Tacties-rhe Wool
Market-PersOnai.

AeoWleA7N
Market-PersOnai.
Specsal to the Sunday Register
FLrsHrSs, O., September eff it be true,
as reported in the last issue OF the st.
Clairsville Gazette. that L. c. SedgwicS'
Republican candidate for Sheriff OF Bel
mont County, had promised the Deputy
ship 10 q prominent Democrat of Martins
Ferry. and when demonstrated with by his
Republican friends he said 1t was good
enIueh 10 catch Democratic votes with, he
will find that while he may catch some
Democratic votes, he will lose great macy
Republican ones The Republican party
will not sanction such campaign tactics
nor the one who usss them.
Asbury Piggott returned from the west
"Wednesday. where he has been for some
time. He says he will remain until next
month, and then return to Kansas.
James Foley. contractor on the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie r. R., is in town this
week. .-...,.... t....
Wool Is still selling at from 50 to 40
cents. The highest price being paid s'me
time sgo for the fine clip OF Cspt A. W.
Lee, which was bought at AZ cents.
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REFUSED TO QUIT WORK.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Men
DIsObey the AssOcIation-NeW Organ
iEatiOn Talked OE-Early Close OF the
Strike Predicted.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
PrrTsBURGH, September 9-The iron strike
has sgain assumed an interesting phase by
blacksmiths, hammermen and bumbermen
Of Wilson, Walker & Co. s mill to the num-
Der Of one hundred and twenty-five refus.
ing TO quit work when ordered to do so by
the Amalgamated Association. 1t was ex-
pected they would come out this evening,
but at meeting this afternoon they declin-
ed. II is believed that within a few
days large number of heat
ers, rollers and 6nishers will
break from the Association and return to
work. T. J. McGrath, a prominent mem
Der. stated to-day a movement was being
made by fnishers, heaters and rollers
looking TO the organization OF new associ-
alton which would be more conservative in
spirit than the Amalgsmsted Association.
There is an evident dissatisfaction and ne
predicted an early close of the strike. Sew
eral mills will probably start next; Graft,
Bennett 4 Co. for certain. They will re-
sumo operations in the steel department
on Monday, and the other departments as
early as possible.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
n COMES HIGH.

whe Weulan't Ne . Lawyer q Sew.
ern0ent Case. -.
wssHrxsroS, September s.-PUments
have already been made on account Of ex-
penses IN the prosecution Of the Star koute
cases as follows: B. H. Brewster, for ser.
vices and e1 penses before his appointment
ss Attorney General, $5,eO0; w. A. Cook,
$6, 70l; Geo. Bliss, $40, 9,2sf: W. W. Ken,
$6.627: r. T. Merrick, IS Ooe, A. NJ. Glib.
son, 5000; total, 81, $50. k 10 estimated
the total expense Of the trial will be $500
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Ltn<sss Makes . Deatss.

WASHINGTON, September 9.-secretary
Lincoln in conversation to-day said there is
no truth in the report that he was cndeav-
oring to succeed David Davis a. Senator
from Illinois. He said that he could not
get the nomination IL he wanted il, and
furthermore, he would not accept the Of
fee if it were rendered him.
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A Nave, ss.es. a. Chs.s Or pslles.

DASy,LLE, Va, September 0-Tbisevsn.
ingiohn IL. Johnson. Msyorof the city .pbot
John T. A. Hatcher, late Chief Of P'acce,
inficting whst 10 believed = mortal wound:
The parties met casually this evening sAd
Hatcher demanded an apology for s'sts'
mrnt OF J0hnson's that Hatcher bsd not
accounted for fines he had oOllected. TIE
apology was refused. A scniiic snsptd.
and JUhnson shot Hatcher. Johhson ~.
rcriasrtd himself aud sss admitted 70 hIi
in the sum OF - 100.
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GoyERNMENTs-Unchanged.
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Our Boys

TRIESTE. September 9.-The United States
steamer Lancaster arrived to@iay. Surgeon
Benjamin F. Gibbs, who has been sick for
some time, was taken to the hospital, where
he died.
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Birnmiais MRaxeed.~

CHICAGO, Ill, September 9.-Octave
Panscarin and Georgeana Cannallin, some
what noted bigamists. were handed ovel TO
the State of Missouri on requisition this
afternoon.
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spraeue VIII stay.

PRov1DEscE, September Sin the su,
/ reme Court this morning. in the case ot
he petition Of Schaffer. trustee and as,
signee "f the Srrague estate, tor advice ana
assistance in the matter OF the sale Of Can
oncher T. F. D. MoultOn, the petition vas
dismissed, thus leaving William Sprasne
N rrsctical possession OF Csnonchet ind ~
nirely, unless ousted by proceedings at law.
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WINFIELD. KAN, September a-W. II:
Colgate was arrested here. to-day charged
with setting fire to Bliss & Woods Touring
mill, which burned some weeks ago. Col
gate was book keeper of the MILL and his
books are said TO be in bad shape.
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p.uA.A,. uuraer and an Arrest.

CLosTER. n. J., September 9..Daniei W.
cols an old resident. was found lying un-
conscious at the "a lroad station early yes
tsrdsy morning with q confusion on the
head. he died last night TvI men were
arrested this morning in Jersey City on
suspicion Of having killed him.
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RE-. W VA SUNDAY MORNING. 1882. !.

he jury not being resdy TO report a fsrthert
recess was taken until o'clock. $50
Shortly after 9 o'clocf the jury In tlRs.
Star Route case came iuts Court and Ye-
ported they had agreed upon verdict 4
recess was accordingly txhsn until his
morning ut I o'clock. l.,e.
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But c5uriers were sent out to drum the
voters out and every highway and byway
was pnrged TO defeat the onslaught from
rural parts, The TroJans of town came
out yieterions with 65 of q majority in Ia
vof Of an eight months, levy.
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The Csses lTeashIA.

LONDON. September "a dispatch iron
Pelin of the 5tb states thst the Chinsse
authorities int.rvsned boldly In Cosss snd
,eized the Kings father and brought bin
20 China. The King hes besn 1siassstsd ~
Chipess troops and ships.
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Orr. /, ,,ut.l osbt took plses 1t Dlshss's

orrrx brutal 6ght took plses n Dishses
bo tIeipg cellar last nigh shoot lo 0ehes.'
In which about ten men were cooc
b, an vhat could be isssne0 . BoatA
WbeeIirs q end an Esst wbeelIng nss heA
a aisuu,e about bottle II b-sf. .hsea
eod, A In : fisbt, In which the Esss Wssss.
inc NM sil took had snd csms -
r,eSdins tbe lifs out Of The spsts Hsa
man. 7hs uoun ed man vss sp'H'ed
sssy ny hIs 'srdy riendA end ve vesS -
abe 20 ham their smse. Ths 60 Stu p
,SoruushIy Invest sstsd by The pn'ies -
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Ney,r vas such russ nade 81 80
Drus 6roee - 10 pow q Loe.e . 70 -
TrisI BOttle q u. Kings hes us.h
for Consup.ption. Coughs aod Eosoa ~
T<rons afflicted With Asthma, pr
,ioos Of tie ThSost and LunGl, 60 ~
Triai Rottle OF this great sene1y " -
cent. b. csiUsg n sbSss 6suG eesA
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GREENBACKERS.
Fnrnsvorth for Congress - Detective
Burneft Iar the Senate

Special Dispatch to The Sunday Register
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September 9.-The
Greenback party of the Third Congression-
district met to-day and nominated ID. D. L.
Farnsworth candidate fer Congress and A.
w. Burnett, Chief of the Eureka Detectives,
for the Senate.
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SYRACUSE. n. Y, September 9.-Mamie
Lyons. aged four years. was sent for whisky
BY q neighbor. and she drank su fficient
quantity TO causd her death.
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SAN PRAScIsoo Sptember s.-o"e Hmm
dr,d and fifty deaths ocrurred in this city
the I.ast w-.k against forty for the CORES
ponding week last year.
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LzsAsos, Pa. septsmbse e-Dufing 9
besyy thunder stoim last night . meteor
weighing one pound and, s'ss.u ounces lev
in ti.c csntse OF thp ebsapel street. -.
pearipg lie ball Of hss - h stsucs the
groupd.
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Reporter, ExcIwSed a. U..sfI
whisky Kills.

LIMERICK, September 9.--AuthOrities
have refused 10 permit any reporters to be
present on the execution OF Hynes.
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ae~~ WtMSom.

BExsLAS, Bsp,smb~r a-Empesos Wu'
lism siitndsd The psssds u the s'1ts 1ay
c,y,,. u-6as. and returned IN eIcssSene
besIrh. si,ss hsving bssn shfss hosn 10
the ssddle.
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East Liberty.
Special Di,pateh 70 M Sunday Regisf7.

hTecIhI D1zPdI'H !" ''~
Central Yarns, EAsr LrBLErT, September
aL.itIe market dull and nothing dong
Eeceip,s, 81 bead; shipments, los bead;
Hog market very dull Receipts, z.aO
bad: Philadeiphias ts 80 90 10: Bdti
mores s. 4Ods 50; Workers 81 2jSsS 10:
sheep market fair at about unchanged
prices. Receipts 400 head; shipments
60 head F....
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LIVE sTOCK.
BaItim0re.
n"s
IL rNl-.,1trh 10 Ia AhInIfdn Rldl4K.

speesni DLspaieh 70 ne sunday R<ota~.
BALTIMORE. September a..At Cslvsrton
stock Yards the through cattle 10 New York
met Lc bigberprices than Fridays msrket,
and Yesterday the best cattle showed some
impfoyement, while common generally
were lower than on Monday.
syine-The receipts since Monday mum.
her SO and those nsw in the pens 0sI
head. Trade is slow and prices lover,
ranging from I0hSi2c per pound ne-
sheep and lambs-Ths receipts since
Monday numher nearly 100 hssd. halt Of
which remain .in the pens unsold, ana
prices are unchanged since then. :,
Cattle are sold a, the above figures i've
weight. Hngs are sold at net weight that
l. 20 per cent. fgenera!lyj Oh from I've
weight. Sheep are sold gross, that 10 i've
weight or nothing of. ,f.s
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BsooKLYs, Septsmbss A-Esily Cbssssss.
seed IS ieit her hows Wedessdsy, @.ss.
ing fos school and hes sos setafnea. NJ
sbesesbSuis b ssAknovs ast thsss " nnsA
.an xiety at her stseDcA
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull, but general
strong.
SrI1E SEcuRITITs-Neglerted.

STOCKS Ks-After IL o'clock the mar ket con-
tinucd active and in tone strong, prices re-
cerding an advance Of 'I@1h per cent, In
which Northern Pacific, Rock Island and
Michigan Central were prominent while
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba sold
up 6If and receded & per cent, Prices in
the main were h@l7s per cent above yes
terday's closing, the latter for 81 Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba In the early
trade there was an advance OF H0H per
cent after which the market fell off sCgA
per cent. while Minneapolis and st. Louis
sold up / q and ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba a per cent.
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DYING BY SCORES.

Terrible Epidemic Of Diphsherfa In
Virginia.
RICHMOND, Va, September o.-RePort'
from Pittsylvania county state that diph-
liberia is raging to an alarming extent:
There have been fifty deaths in the last
three weeks and more than 100 persons are
now down with il. In some cases whole
families have been carried Off
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10

LaoOTinE Mans Bread
hs mouth by pulling down his
S.feady low enough.
1, E"n AC-, whose associate editor,
y Weeks, OF this city, is Secretary
Manufacturers Association, AMI
Western Iron Association, Is
rahized organ of the manufacturers.
sI'r IA lis last issue says: Contrary
= IL raj expectation, the Amaigl-
AS>' cia'ion decided to continue the
shH there are only two alternatives
r. pear, az present writing, left for
80 cturcrS; one TO meet the de-
4, W 'he strikers, the other 10 start up
i anton basis. II is scarcely neces-
.,.E Wy that Uf the two they will choose
'Iipr sing that no advances have
1 ,s, '"'" oy either party since the first
!. NJ strike, looking towards q com
. Tins can only be explained by
t.'H tHat hOtr sides think an ad.
.."hi one would be taken by the
4 : a. evidence of weakness which
4 cause a stiffening in the de-
The latter. Very many
4 EefS are in favor Of q eomprc-
- nave never heard 3 nanutsc-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money o Per Cent.-Governmenta I'm.
chRnged-StOeks Active and strong
Flour Qui~t and UnchsnEed-Wheas
Active and Higher.

New York, September 9:-MoNEY-At
5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady at 49, i9n"' "s''| -'e-
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Discharged.

Agreeable to adjournment on
Wednesday the examination of
Tremayne, or George Cole, and Mrs.
Johnson charged with the burglary
of Cook & Glanfeld's butcher shop
some time since, was resumed
on Thursday before Commissioner
Pearson in the City Hall. The re-
suit was as feared-the discharge of
the accused. As before stated the
officers feel confident they have the
guilty parties, but they were unable
to secure evidence strong enough
to Justify the binding of the parties
over to await the action
of the grand jury. 1t was not
thought that Mrs. Johnson had anv
active part in the robbery, but it was
believed that by bringing her into
the trial some new testimony might.
be elected which would implicate
her husband who is believed to be
the pal of Tremayne. Tremayne, or
Cole, it viii be remembered, has
been bound over III $1,000 on a
charge of the KaysviIle burglary.
The business of The gang certainly
shows the handlWork Of the profess
siOnal, and it will not be surprising
if Tremayne escapes on the trial by
jury.
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TrOtting Gossip.

Alec. Grant brought up from Sac
ramento a very fine two year old
colt, sired by "Berlin," owned by
Ed. Miller, of the Central Pacific
Railroad), he by Revis' "Blackbird,"
he by Simpsons "Blackbird," by an
imported thoroughbred. The colts
dam is Lady Washington" by
"American Boy" he by Belmont"
Tbis sbaby trotter" is the property
of genial Sam Ewing. Mr.. Grant
also brought the black horse, "Dick
Turpin." Sired by "Fred Low" he
by sold st. ClaiI," the sire of "Occi-
dent" and is the grand sire of Erred
Croker" ION the dams side), the
phenomenal three-year old trotter
Of 1880. "St. Clair" is the fountain
head of Governor StanfOrd't trOt-
ters, he being the sire of the dams
of "Benito' and "WildhoWer," who
have records of 2.21 and 2.24 as two
year Olds.
Alec. will be remembered as the
successful driver of Ewing" and
he is here TO drive and train any
bOdy's trotteTs that desire his SER
vices he has been in the business for
fifteen years and knows all about
runners and tTOUterS, as he was a
race rider until he got to be too
heavy.
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z55Z:Szl
1T is TRULY WONDERFUL

To see what improvement now exist
as compared with railway travel
only a few years ago. To become
convinced Of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RE
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at
Council Bluffs, where stands the c.
s. NV. Palace Train, composed of
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.,
ready to convey its passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the super b track of steel rail
through thrivi ng cities and villages,
comfortably sea ted in this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate Of
speed which he is riding. Trains Of
this road are always ON time, con
nections sure, and passengers seek.
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
easy in travelling, will find the
"NcTth- w estern" in excess Of their
expectations, and the greatest of all
routes to Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets UtG this Road all agents sell
them, Examine your Tickets and 70
fuse to buy if they do not read over
this Road. If you wish the Best
Travelling Accommodations, you
will buy your Tickets by this Route,
EAND WILL TAKE NO
OTHER
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Not So.

The Evening Nel0S stated that
Hugh Lyon had escaped from the
asylum Oh Tuesday night. This far
it is correct. 1t also states that the
man, who is acknowledged to be
dangerous, was still at large, and
that those knowing his whereabouts
should make it known to the police,
that he might be captured. This
part is incorrect. Lyon did escape,
but was captured and safely locked
up before the item appeared in the
Ne1OS. This fact is stated, not to
correct an error in that paper, but
to ease the minds or persons who
may be in dread of his presen ce.
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Captain Hooper Home.

Hon.W. II. Hooper and daughters,
HIATT" and Libbie, arrived home
Tue Il after having been gone
over three months. They left this
city on the 2Sth OF December, and
have visited the most prominent
states and cities in the Union, in
Guiding Chicago and Galena, Illi-
nois; st. Louis, New York, Wash
ingtOn, Philadelphia, Cincinnati,
and a number of places in the state
of Maryland, in which Cap
tain Hooper was born. They
staid three weeks in New
York, some five weeks in
Washington-both of which places
they visited since-and one week 4
Cincinnati, while on their trip
homeward, and many other lOca-
tions Of interest. During the whole
time they have, with one or two
slight exceptions, been in the best
Of health, and have enjoyed them
selves immensely. They are, how
ever, tired and more than glad to
get home once more. A number of
gentlemen went to Ogden to meet
the Captain, and others were at the
depot shere on the arrival of the
train
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice at Sail.
Lake City Salt Lake County, Territory
of Utah, on the 9TH day of April,
1882, which, if not called tor in
one month, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office:
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RrTght'S Disease eff the Hid.
Heys. Diabetes.

No danger from these diseases if
you use Hop BItGers; besides, being
the best family medicine ever made.
Trust no other.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NO. sos.

LAND OFFICE AT
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
March 18th, 1882.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler has fled
notice OF his intention to make final proof
In support Of his clsim, and that said
proof will be made before the Land Office
at Salt Lake City, on April 26th, 1882,
viz: Christopher j. Thomson. for the N.
q, N. E. ~ sec. 80, and 5. E. 4, S. e.
4: sec. 10, T. /, N Range 1 w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land, viz:
William, A. Barron, of Salt Lake
County, Utah; Stanly Taylor, of Salt
Like County, Utab; james Fromson, of
Salt Lake County, Utah; James Gilispie,
of Salt Lake County. Utah.
81. MCMASTER.
maZ3 Register.
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
March 18th, 1892.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I the fol owing-named settler ha- filed
notice OF ms intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made befre the Land Office
at Salt Lake City. on APRIL 10Th, 1882,
viz: James Thomson, for the y. y, n.
w. q, sec. 20, and S. e S. w. 4, sec.
20, I L, N. o. Range | w.
He lanes the follpwink witnesses Ia
prove mis- continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz
William A. Barron, Of Salt Lake
County t-h, S'an'y TAYLOR. of ) 1t
Lake County, Ut4h; Cnri,opber j.
Thoms"n, Salt Like Crunty. Utah;
jams Gill pl", f Salt Like County,
Utan.
II. MCMASTER,
rs23 Register.
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: Beautiful Variety Of Pro
GhsAMME CARDS, suitable for tbs
eallreoEas st HERALD Gma.
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& ar'er IF q century or more Hostel
e. 81 Pi'frrS has been the reigning
p t.f"r - uIg"Srtn'- dyspepsia, fever and
IN o. 81 piiyeI. al stamina, liver CON-
'"i q ,.h~r >n.d-rs and hsl been most
mp .r;ll endorsed hv medical men as :
.eai ~ Str-ncth restorative IL counter
GO ma. ucN To teua-ure decay, and suS-
ain ID comforts the ed and infirm.
.'1r sale 10y all ruggists and Dealers
generally
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Q70 WEEK. sI2 a day at home easily
nIH made. Costly Outht Tree. ADDRESS
TRUE Co, Augusta, MHine.