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Show me the man yoa honor. l
know BY that symptom better than
apy other what you are yourself; Tor
yos, show me then what your ideal OF
manhood h, what kind Of man you
long expresslvely to be:.Carlyle.
When I hear It said Of . man
whose bedy y beihg conveyed 70 lts
last resting place that ''he ha: not an
enemy in the world" / feel like At
tschine this ep!taph = hi: tomb:
"Here 1ies barred = nint that never
struck fire. ."-Henry Ward Bee 'her:
You've got to save your own soal
flrst. and then the souls Of yoar
ncishbors, II they viii let yo1: ana
for fhat reason you must cultivate
net . spirit Of criticism, bat The tal-
ents tkat attract people to the hear
Inc of the word.-0eorge AscDon-
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IsxALlA, August 28.-Tho enc
-r's loas is estimated at 1000. The
a. .hell fired by the enemy passed
= lev feet over Gen. Wols)ey's head,
and took of the leg Of . horse ten
ards behind him. The enemy
throughout the fight declined to
come 10 eloes quarteFs. The two
snnncrs killed were struck BY .
shrapuel near Wolseley's position.
The iroovs behaved veil, and were
iii day without water or food. after
.arrking ten miles through heavy
.aod. The enemy's cavalry swept
sround the British right nsnk, but
did Mt come within striking dis-
isree. The Egyptian nrs wss too
het for the life guards 70 cress the
epeu space towards them. The
British infantry passed the day lying
down behind tanks and in ditches.
After the engagement Gen. W0lseley
rnie 10 Is,mailia and returned late In
ihe evening. Rsintercements q.
rivsd during the night hut
sariy next morning. They had great
dihlcu1ty 10 SeS tnIO08n t0o SoD0s
The Egyptian artillery fought veil
and fired much more accurately than
At Karif Eldewar. The in1hntry
we're cOutcmrtible and the cavalry
little better. Many Of both theso
arms were observed breaking from
tho ranks and dispersing under our
6re Of shells. After the fIre Of shell,
at l:3O this morning, the enemy ap-
prssche0 our lines apparently en-
deavoring to cut of the British out
posts in the rear Of Nahm0n6ich a.
nal, but retired.
An alarm icing given two Iriscan
merchants who escaped from Kff Ell
dew.r, arrived here. They declare
the country geuerally 10 thoroughly
djac0utented With AFabi Pasha, and
are anxious Ior peace. Thia applies
particularly to Cairo.
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A son offs. A. Thompson, Of Mounds
View Township, Ramsey County, Is
nov in Montana Territory. In re-
cent letter to his parents at st. Paul,
he narrsates some Of his hunting expe-
riences. He tiuds game plentiful,
aud with his trusty rifle brings down
IN occasional deer and antelope. He
also f!nds in large numbers several
varieties OF large prairie birds, the
names Of which he docs rot know.
He details rather startling adven-
ture with wolves. He had pursued .
wounded deer some three miles from
his camp, when the darkness Of night
overlook him. On mis- way hack to
his camp, where he had let his conn
panion, be found hinlsclf suddenly
surrounded by . numerous pack Of
large, black Montana wolves. The
moon was shining brightly. He could
not tell how many Of these yelptng
ours Of the forest there were, but he
eou!d see there were good many.
He hred on the gang In " rapid sue.
cessiou - possible, and thus kept
them at bay, though at times they
came within ten feet Of him. He lin-
ally reached the camp In safety, hav-
ing shot ~ he thinks, more than
twenty Of the wolves.-'N. Paul Glote.
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In the British Nedical Journal,
DR.. William Gayton, medical super
intendent Of the smallpox hospital
at HoMerton, says: "Apropos Of
'sInail-p0x In birds / may, perhaps,
mention the fact that some yeass ago,
. former steward Of this hospital was
in the habit Of breeding large NUM-
Der Of canarieo. A. these arrived at
maturity IL was Q common occur
renee to nnd many Of them dead and
presenting evidence Of having suf.
fersd from some efuptive disea9e. 1t
was further observed that when the
hospital contained Q somewhat larger
number Of patients, the mortality
among the birds increased, and vice
versa"
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A Fine engraving Of Frencli's bust
Of Emmerson Is the frontispiece Of
the July Century, aud Mise Emma
Lazarus contributes short and sug-
9estive article on "Emerson's Per
sonality," containing the following
characteristic extracts from EMer-
sons private letters:
EmeFson, - 10 evinced by his in.
difference to Shelley, remained ever
deaf to lyrisna, the frank sensuous-
nsss Of its appeal to the ear rather
than to the saul repelled the aus
tere spirit. Nor, even when It 3D.
dressed the soul through the ear,
could he he easily reached through
this medium; music wss to him a
sealed volume. And yet. nowhere
In his publlc works do I find . more
eloquent description Of the poets
prefpxative than in the following
words, which ] am fortunately ena-
bled to 4uste from . private letter,
wherein he uses the mu9ician's sym
bols: II Observe that my poet gains
in skin - the poems multiply, and
may Ut last confidently say, ] have
mastered the ohstructions, ! have
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SUMMONS,

In the District Conrt Of tho Second Judi.
ciSl District Of the Territory Of Aoatana.
In s.s! for !he Coaney Of silvs: 9:.w: ,.,
ton, plaintiffs, rs. A. II. Aailloux, defend
aNt.
The people OF the Territory a. Noaeans
scn.i greeting TO a. n. xaill0ux. defendant.
action brcught sgainst y.,u BY ihe shove
named plaintiffs. In ti.o Dlxtriet Court 04
the Second Judicial District OF the Territory
Of Montana. In ard Tor the County OF silver
Bow. and y answer the complaint nle'i
therein, within ten days (eaclisive Of the
day II service) after the service on you At
this sunamons. u served within this cvunty;
or, II served out Of this county. but In thl6
within forty days; a,r Judgment BY default
will be taken against you, According % tb0
pH yer Of said complaint.
Tue aan action !: brought 70 recover Of
defendant ti,a sum Oi &GlS -, with legaI In
icrest from June II, iss2, alleged 10 b bal
ance due owing AMI unpaid from defendant
to p1aintti!s 0n accs,unt for goods. wares al,d
!nsrchaneiise sold and delivered hy Platn-
tween February 2. sn'l June u, lsss!. at de.
fen1antH special nstance and request, and
costs Of salt The property attached In this
action: a,:l out Of which !! !. sought q sat
wsani chute az ilunso, situated IN 0stl)oox
csEyon, Sh<sslt three miles easterly from The
Butte City Race Track; about forty cords
Of wont. more or )eas, situated near tha
lower eiM Of sald wO0d chute; also all
money In the hands Of the l'arr,,i asneitinx
Company (About s351o), and all money In
;!se han.ls NJ tho Bell silver and Copper
Mining Company.
AMI you are l,cre' y notified that II you
fail to appear and answer xatd complaint ~
above required, the said plainttiTs will take
Judgment against you for satd xum ssf ssas8 81
and interest. anil cCsts NJ suit
Given uik!sr my hand and the
seal Of ihe District Court 0f the
kpcOIMl District Or the Territory 0d
., Montana In and fDr the County Of
?kEAL{ silver HaIw, this nth hay Of July.
t~>~S III the year Og our LCrl One Thou.
Sand Eight iluLdrC,i aud Eighty.
two.
UEO. ". IRWIN. II Clerk.
Knowles 4 TOERiS. Attys tor Plaintiffs.
:1uxsW5W
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The habit of speaking In pleasant
tones to the sensitive hearts within
our care b Of the utmost Importance.
II We would have them learn to speak
gently and kindly to all We must
teach by precept and example in their
esrly years, while their minds are %
elastic - 20 be let to pattern after the
influence which surrounds them.
Twill relate . little incident Of my
own experience. ] was unusually
busy one morning preparing for conn
pany to dinner. Ny little soa of four
yeaI1 was amusing himself with his
playthings about the ro0u,. He, too,
seemed hard at work building bridges,
block houses and churches. He was
continually coming to me asking
questions and requiring assistance.
After . little time I noticed he had
left hb play and was back against the
wall under the table, sObbiDg ~
Though his heart Would break.
I said, ''('eorge, dear. what il the
matter -
NJ reply.
Whea 1 repeated tl,e question the
answer came in broken sOhs, ''yOu
didn't speak pleasant to me-"
"Welf," said l, "don't cry, come
and tell mo about It,"
SO he came 70 me took him upon
my lap and asked him 10 tell me just
what / had said. Years have ,,assed
since then aud I have forgotten all
but the imprsssion it made. A few
pleasant words, the tear kissed away
and he was comforted and happy and
soon at play again, but had learned
. lesson never to be forgotten.
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IsxALIA, August 28.-All troops
except the Irish filsillien and three
'stteries Of artillery have gone te the
front. Two sluadrons 0f 1Ddian
cavalry have arrived aud have also
zone forward. On ThuEsilay the
British gunnery were 70 exhausted
sfter some hours Of contiDuouo work
that they were obliged to lie down
while the drivers worked the guns.
ALEXANDRIA, August at b
stated that there 10 an unexpected
hitch In political matters. Rias
Hasha, who Was summoned BY the
Khedive to form . new ministry, -.
fuses To take Office II the cham6er of
nOtables 10 restored, - he considess
Auch an institution ~ upsuited to
Egypt ~ to India.
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ALEXANDRIA, August SIT b
stated On good authority that two
thOusand Albanians have enlisted for
service In the Egyptian quarantine,
as il il feared the native troops can-
not - trusted. Tr0ops are urgently
required at the quarantine station at
Moess' Well near Ruez, ~ the attt-
tude Of the BedOuins there 10 threat
eniDg. A blockade Of the Egyptian
Coast WAS established yesterday.
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Brother Bromley's Presence Of
Mind.

The people Of . little town in War
rick County have been hanging right
over the brink of . church scandal,
but are not aware Of the fact, nor will
they be Until this cspy Of the Aryws
reaches it, readers over there. Just
before the close of the services last
Sunday . good brother walked for
ward to the pulpit, handed the min-
lister On announcement, ~ he thought,
and asked him to read Il to the con-
gregatiOn before he dismissed them.
Just before time Was called on the
doxology, the minister said:
Brother Bromley he's handed In
the following" aud IN q clear voice
he read the note, which ran - fol-
lows:
"Ay ossm Pet Brom:-Are you
never coming to see me again? lam
dying 70 see my darling once more
and Gass into bis beloved eyes. The
old mummy that calb heGDelf your
wife will never And Il out. How can
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Bmorson's Gilt Of Eiocution.

have never met with any allUsion
In print to Emerson's gift Of elocu-
ton, and yet no one who heard him
read q stanxa Of poetry was likely to
forge, it. He iadulged in no elocu-
ti0nary tricks, NO q udisd intOnations,
hat his voice took on an added s0nOri-
ty, the verse seemed to tlsw from his
lipo with . mingled force and sweet
ness which thrilled through the
listeners every fiber. It was my gsk,d
fortune to hear him read one evening
Mr.. Stedman's balled Of ''OssawatO-
mic Brown" which was IN especial
favorite Of his. So powerful was the
impression created by the subdued
Organ-tones, the majesty Of Ills dc.
livery, and the heroic ring with
which he narrated the stirring tale
and ehanted the refrain, that l c0n-
fess to having becn then and since
utterly unable to form . critical csti-
mate Of the poem itself. Whether 1t
ne one Of the nOblest lays ever sung
by men, or . modest and uDpreten-
tio,ls ballad, I leave 1t for unbiased
critics to determine F; for my part, !
am glad to give it the full credit of
the magical effect produced by Its
adequate interpretati0n.-E'E,n,n L0--
0rnx, IN the ./Miy EMfvSy.
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ALEXANDRIA, August 8.-A ter
rible rain or water spout caused The
head Of Boomue creek, above Steph-
ensville to overflow on the 24th. de-
streyinG property amounting to from
~, ,OO to 500. 100 dollars. Mn. Hart
was drowned. her house being dashed
10 pieces. Other families were saved
Cy climbing On roofs.
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WASHINGTON, August 8.@Sec-
rtary Lincoln will leave next week
% Colorado Springs.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 8.-The Aus
!i,sn L'at's crew Of the frixate Nau-
nus, captured by Eyyptians. has
oeen liberated.
LIVERPOOL, August Is. - The
sleamer Alaska with the British Rifle
;sain on D,arsl, sailed to-day for New
SARATOGA, August s8.-Iu the
nrst race. mile dash, Monarch was
anIst, Wultiingtiay second, Farce
'nirsi. Tine "a.
CnNsTANTINoPLE, August H.
Lord DuGerim, british .An,bassaslOf,
ms Droni>e'i pilgrims to Mecca to be
PERMITTED 10 traverse the Suez canal
- usual.
NEWPORT, August 0.-The C1ih
.a: naouse. summer hstel, was burned
."!s morning and two adjoining
UHtases run in connection with the
nNe! were badly damaged. Many
Sueats were In 6ed but were aroused
~. ssa.on and saved the greater poF.
''"a sftheir effects.
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A Titled Porter.

The marquis Of Westminister, faith
er Of the present duke wao . most Pc
nurious man. He always dressed In
. very shabby manner, and was In
the habit Of taking bis shoes himself
to the cobbler's to be mended. On
one occasion while walking in the
vicinity Of Maidenhead station, near
to bis river seat at Clivelen, he en-
countered . boating man, who had
Just arrived by . train from London.
The latter was looking around for
somebody to carry bis s:tchel, snd
the old marquis caught his eye. Not
recognizing the eccentric lord, the
boating man asked him II he wanted
a job, and offered him . sixpence to
carry his valise to the inn, q quarter
OF q mile distant.
MAKE It . chilling. and I'm your
man." said the marquis.
"All right" said the other, and
tlc marquis trudged on in front
with his burden. Arriving ut
the inn, I've RECEIVED his shilling and
walked slowly away. The donors
establishment when Informed by .
bystander of the rank and wealth Of
bis porter, may be better imagined
than described. d.-Ihutsdclt,hia l'ress.
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.I+..ial says, Al. bamont, Presiient
II the Republican State Central
Committee writes . letter endOrstng
the candidacy Of w. p. Kello1G for
Congress and predicts hjs triumph.
ant election. 1t II generally believed
that Kcllsgg will get tire solid Eepui'-
Iiean v"te. Yesterday . dcvelopme nts
We're 10 that end.
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eUlGl(ONa.

ln the l'istrict Court OF the Afeond judi.
eial district Of the Territory oS Nontano,
In and tos the County of silver Bew.
,Jsnnis Jennie Ryla; d. pla'nsin, VI. Laeias u.
The people az tl,a Territory Of Montana
send greeting u Laeius y. kyland, dels0d-
ant.
You arc hereby required 10 appear In IN
named plaintiir. IL tl,e Disi rict l:o0lt ol ihe
eecOs,l judicial lDlaiSiet Of the Territory q
Montana, in aud for The County Of silver
Now. aud 70 answer the complaint elsd
day Ot seEvice) aftss use service on yoa OF
THIS sunlaaora, u served Within this county;
or, u served out Of this county, bat In this
a':ss;ss; ;.s;s wi'htn swensy days; oshcsxi;s
viii 6s i.ksa asainsi yon, aceosdine . Ghs
prayer pl said complaint.
The said action n orOught % dissolve the
isting between yea and plaintiff. snd ~
award to plaintihr the cIselsly 0l Hattie
uniee aosl Lisxie Mile, lwo minor ehildren,
s re i:sas o. your m:..i:9e % . xis!' p!aia!ie:
haasd q Soar having vi!fuily abssased
yourself from plaintiff Without cause, aud
against her coescul. for . period since April
1t, as :nd ycns I'd Se'srtioo % q hes 2. g..
from tue Territory Of Montana as sstd aAse
without the intention Or returning.
Aud y0u aSe hereby n0ti0ed that u y0u
o. above required, the said .plainti1 VIII
take default aSain.t you enl apply % ths
Court fbr the relief demanded u The prayer
OF plaintiff : complaint.
Necond District OF the Territory 0f
t~, Montana. In and I6e the County of
xsr II. rss* ssx ., III. o.; 'n r S,y n q Tsd TSssy
.a'Hi Ei.ht Hundred and Eighty
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ArBrRN, y. r., August 98.-The
Advertiser will cay: Courtney told
nis friends he was 9Oing to win at
H!saratoga, aud they hacked him heav-
iiy in the pssol l'Ox, where the Union
Springs lxs,PIe lost thousands: One
yoeng mans losses reaching $S,OuO.
Al the sporting men here pronounce
lbe racc outrageous jObbery.
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SUMMONS.

cial District of the Territory Of Montxna, In
ani for IT.: County oi silver Bow:
,.;n;,l c;xs ~ T.. cry Red x,s rs'r;sk ecr.i.5
The people OF ti,c Territory of Montana
l:a are hereby rcslnired 70 appear IN On
ac,io; eIoas; Against ySS by TIE ,!, above :s
the 4ecsi, II judicial District Of the Territory
Os Montana. In "rI ior the County 0i Silver
Bow, aid t. answer the complaint 0lesl
therein. within ten days exclusive OF the
this eummsyns. u served within this county;
CT. II served out Of this county. bat In this
district. within twenty days; otherwise
Vii xH s :,'x ::s %f ns s;:st g :s
prayer Of xati complaint.
Tie aaid action il krs.uxht to recover Of
defendant the sum 0f sisG5O and l.terest
gxnls. wares and merchsiH!lxe said ani de-
li:ered by plx!ntitss tO defendant. at lutte
CITY, ~. r.. during tho year lss2; aiSs, tho
sum Of $500 ard interest ir''m January 5th.
1ss2. due w. Il. Davtl>.:, from tie cn1aNt for
wood s<Dl1 Aid .lei; we're Ing the year lS&..
and which xccHuhi WAS ls,r II valuable co.,
xt1erxtiOn 0S%ix'.s-d tn plaiatiffk. and ct,Sts
t.nr j, described AZ G,;!o~s, 10 Wit: All "f
d.f.,dant's right, title ami thtere.t ~ aud
II La. M. =. Ia Hl,rk M. 10, In Nnysx 4
UptuL's railrosd addition to the City Of
G3Utts WCCVDSOIUk ~ sDs11C10b PB06 01W0 OO6e
vey thereof now on die In the office Of the
County Recorder Of silver How County, ~.
~; also al! improvements known - the
Depot Hotel on satl lot; also = lot of house,
holt, kitchen. bedroom and other furniture
and articles heretofore IN possession " de-
fendant 1t the lepsIt Hotel, and now In
pS,ssex.iOn Of James A. Murray. at said
1kpOt Hotel, near the Butte City rai!, I'D
depot.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear and answer said complaint -
above required. the ssi.i plaintiff. will take
judgment ~ default against sou fur sSld
sum Of sal 80 and Interest M abVvo stated,
and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the District Cs,urt Of the
SECOND district Of the Territory Of
.~, Montana, In and f:R the County
}sEAL{ Gf Silver Bow, TIL. 18th day OF
t.~~~S July, In the year 0f our lI0rL Ono
Thousand Eight Hundred and
Eighty two.
0EO W. IRWIN H., Clerk.
Knowles L FORBIs, Atty's for Plaintink
20ugsW5W
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CHICAGO, August 96.-A Quincy,
Illinois special says, General single
ton published . letter to the voten Of
the 1ah congressional district ex-
planning and vindicating his inde-
pendent candidacy; but. though
tacitly endorsed By the Greenback
and Republican conventions, h0
makes no a'lusi0n to them or any
promise ~ to independent action 10
COngre0. The letter Il rather d.
recied to vindicaliOn Of his Den,oc.
rscy in bolting the regular nomina-
tiOn.
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TERRITORIAL 1(BW9.
Culled fom th0 Columns of 0ul

O0ueU Ix0W t0O OoSQ000 q Our
1xohaages.
Glendive will have Q hank.
The Naoons Of Benton talk Of
building . temple.
II 10 reported that Fort llaginnis
will be discontinued ~ . military
post.
BuhAIo are numerous Just acraoD
!, the river fro ii ilendlve, and hunt-
ing parties 30 out daily.
The Odd Fellows building aesocia-
tio0 Of Benton advertise for bids for
the erection ii their new hall.
w. H. Palmer hao . contract for
furnishing s00, 900 tushelD Of coal for
the smelter In Ilarker district.
G. n. Alexander, . foreigner, was
run over ct Miles City on the 18th.
and horribly Hutilated. He died In
twesty minutes.
Joseph Ellis md Mai. Borctardt,
meNbsEs Of the Miles City lirm Of J.
Ellis 4 Co., had . little misunder.
standing list week in which ak
shooters played a prominent part.
Nobody hurt.
Leopold, ON the Qu'Appslls. has
been selected as the new capital Of
the Northwest Territory. Lieuten-
ant-Governcr DeWdney 3 there now,
selecting . site for the proposed pub
lie building.
The Gloeter mill, on Little Prickly
Pear, keeps eighty Stamps running
constantly. It h sald that the mine
n clearing from sixteen to eighteeu
thousand dollars per month ever and
above expenses. A. result of run
from the let TO the 18th . &l5, 900 bar
was brosght into Helena Tuesday.
One company Of cavalry and two
Of infantry have returned to Assina-
boins from Major Ksllogg's command
In the field. Two eompanies Of in
fantry and ONE Of cavalry slilI remain
near the head Of the Big Bend Of
Milk river. There b sene talk Of
establishing . small post at or near
that point.
A "37-77" organization In Billings
drove out In . body the entire lot Of
rouxhs, vagabonds and female nui-
sances the ether day, and It b re-
ported that they aFo all headed for
liles City. II this b the case . warm
reception should b prepared for
them, and . vigorous order given to
move on.
A quarts boom 10 reported at Ysgo.
Joe Hinkle has . gold lead showing
. vein seven iDches wide, and on
which he has sunk several feet, the
lead showing up nicely. There Is
talk Of erecting IN arastrs ut the
mine. John Madden and Others
have also some line prospects at that
place, and II IL probable that Y0go
will yet come to the front.
Mics City was much excited whep
the report was brought In town last
Sunday that David Roberson, . we'll
known rancher on the Porcupine
river, had teen found ,nurdered and
his scalp tern from his head. Judge
Woods and Jack Conley lelt for tie
P0rcupine river Immediately aud IN
inquest was held. The jury found
that 1.-THE deceased came to his death
at the hands Of Indians, supposed to
be the Crow tribe recently seen In
that vicinity"
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IOSDON, August 96.-The Nas-
d0rd has reason to believe that Cen
esal WOlseley has applied for moro
trOors. This probably means that
the third division Of army corps =
non-moLilising at Aldefsh0t.
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=, ,Ar: Rufus Hatch did not purchase
we "S),'W acres Of Yellowstone land
reported, nor will be start the big
ny on the Yellowstone.
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4 Radical Car0.

Rupture, Hernia and piles positively and
perm snsntly cured By IN entirely nov and
safe naethol. Consultation free. Call On o.
n. 8. BACON, N. D., surgeon.
ma4osWtf Butte. n. Z.
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