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nR. RoBERTSON. CONFIDENTIAL CONSULT
H Ing Ply Tor tr:tlsIIrlI and isiies Over 20
years e1i--Tlfcr S;icc guaranteed Consulted
every Wednesday and saturday a. ls Oice. 45f
cCrthwest ~ srr-5 from. 70 L. III Nam Ofiice
y y Liberty stree. Baltimore. d6-3in
H only reliable Ladies Pay stefan city
consulted daily. 81 Nio. All female Complaints
No irrru lar1tles quickly moved Prompt
SOrrss Judrfc- and consultations strictly c0Et, IA faI
b I9r&te rOoIs for ladies'. Uthce hours To and 20
pm d3i-l,rl.
II IFS lOJ CAN CONFIDENTLY CDNS{ IT DE-
- bItI EisS sNf b street southwest Particular
etteitn isl,t 10 al! Dis. PECULIAR It;es married
Q. s.-ie- Al irregular ard Ovarian troubles I'D
1L-r1S - ven year. eNI--s.rnct- o4-lin'
DRs BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE No FREE
~ prescriptions a;lt z.t you To side drug
gfst-. WHO C4Nlr IN It's witt tine Oo,or hos. tiISap-
point - cur o. private diseases should osJiit
fbOIHERS AMI GEil. so u street southwest VIII
fGTIliSl- I.4cliir. g1Ltr-Itce pay Thirty
nfStu var sxi*r4eIre. o4-Im'
NaNHooD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE Or
ky1 Two q IA- BEDIHttsN EIViSptstl.< Cordial
Viii cure any cas- u S,Iutal Weakness Nervous D.
nifty and IulTotfLCy Ii luIarts y-ur IL the yinis
sysirrn- 90 Il street southwest o4-1n.'
nJADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
w dis Al !cIIIai CtIuf aI,.- quIrAly rur.d. Can 10
consulted daily ~ l-tI ti street northwest Office hours
fsoin u ociocA i'ii Win 4ai4ea Only iOiII'
40 FOB NES-CHECKS IN SIX HOURS
Ours II three days Dru Store. Is y iith street
sepo 4soPeuns. ave. WASHINGTON d c
DR ROBERTSON A FFGULAR GRADUATE. ~
yeifs' xTtritrcF. slI1Faut' rli-- "a all diseases
o. thu rlLary HrsIS. Nervous Debility Blood pooT-
tklu D-s1S EtCtIt cases IUSltlN ely cured
6xys No mercury ca,stcs used. Can consulted
every Wednesday ali Saturday from Ia pm hi.
OFnes 80 u W Refers to lralng S srlaIis o. Bait
mon Ai4ln Once - Liberty al. batiIIorr Mi a2I
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CHAporEAurs

WINE UF PEPTONE
wfnegfassful of which contains 10 erannes Of Reef
artifciay digesed by Pepsine 1t is entirely assila
Die and passes into the blood without requiring
the stomach to do any previous work 1t Ia highly rec.
ofnended y the medical faculty of Paris) to coiys-
scenfs to Iersons whose blood Is poor who suffer
from Clorosls. Diabetes, Weakness General WASTING
Away Stomach Ache Gsstragia Loss Of Appetite
terry Disease Of the Chest Cancerous Auctions Ere
quent travelling or Long Fatigue Paris Rue Viyienpa
No. y.
Sold by all DruggastA ts22.mkthly
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Arrested with the Stolen Property I'm
His Possession.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 31.-Jno. c. Rentz, from
New York, was arrested to-day, charged with
having last night robbed the house OF T. McGuigan,
In the eastern section of the city, OF 800 In cash,
gold watch and chain, and jewelry. Rentz was on
his way to the depot when arrested and all the
stolen money and property found on him.
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FOUR MEN KILLED BY MISSISSIPPI LYNCEERs-
At YaZoO City. MISS. Saturday night. 900 armed
men took Robert Swayze. MicajOb Parker. and
Richard Gibbs from the jail and hanged them W.
L. Foote resisted and was shot dead in his cell The
prisoners were charged with the murder OF the
Posey brothers and Jasper Nicholson on the 24th
instant
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A sSIGNEEs SALE OF PIANOS ANDG@aE1
"A ORGANS. nHn

A ssIaNEEs SALE OF PIANOS ANDs@s12
No 70 UNION SQUARE. n. T Dec 18th. 1888
CHArScEY j REED 433 eth st. Washington. D. c..
Dear Sir: Acting your suggestion have purchased
your account the assigees sale Of the effects OF
cents on the dollar based on factory inventory Of
stock and 40 cents the dollar on estimated value OF
rented stock The goods the dCor will be forwarded
III time for your holiday trade the rented
arriving say purchasers: Wait and get piano or
bran from the most DRAFTED maker At less
tha SO of price quoted BY the regular agent
There il hardly first class maker of note in the coun
piano stools and musical Instruments OF every
description Believing have done act that will meet
your hearty APPRECIATION and extending 70 you
'' '''''' j. ". HARDCAsTLE
1have now in stock
No. IA genuine Chickering Piano. regular price,
S7OO has round corners. double veneered rosewood
massive carved legs and Tyre superb IN power and
singing quality of tone; offered at $3.50:
No IAN upright in elegant rosewood case large size
rs oct, strfnged. grand action regular $780, offered
No 3LFrom the factory of VIM Knabe h Co. double
round Square Grand in solid rosewood, first
class atchless instrument; regular. $780, offered 1T
sos.
No Am upright in nassively carved case equal in
tone and action to No 8: rs octave triple sringed
peerless instrument; regular, $780, offered $215.
No "a beautiful Esty Organ; regular, $l75; offered
No ga genuine Mason & Hamlin Organ; regular.
Sl25 offered at sac.
No hand Pianos for beginners at $40 and
No. S-The matchless Shonninger Cymbela Organs
offered at unprecedented bargains the only Organs i'll
the world containing complete chime Of bells $50
out it. CHAUNCEY j. REED,
dis 433 7th u. W.
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THE FUNERAL OF Major General Andrew 4.
Humphreys will take place from his late residence.
No. 1924 Connecticut avenue. At 2oclock p. N. on
Wednesday. The pall-beareTs VII be Gen H. q.
Wright, Col Thomas L. Casey. Cen J. q. ParSe.
Gen. y. VI. Poe Gen. r c. Dunn, Gen. IL. l. Abbot,
Gen. w. II. Emory, Rear Admiral Alex. Murray,
MI. w. j. Warren, Mr.. VIM Lee, Hon Theodore
LYMAN. Mr.. Thomas J. Lee Mr.. Archibald Camp
bell. Gen. III. g. Hunt and Col. y. II. AlIbach. Rev.
DR.. Paret, Of the Church OF the Epiphany Will per-
form the ceremony, and there Will be no military
display.
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ANTON FISHERS
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
NO 9O6 g street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
LAd1es' and Gardeners Garments also. Velvet and
Plush Cloaks Grape veils LAces Gloves ETC. are Der.
fectly cleaned by this Superior process
LADIES' EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALITY
GentleInen's Clothes Cleaned by this process win not
lose their original shape and grease spots guaranteed
suit III
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.-Walter Human was be-
fore United states commissioner to-day charged
with obtaining a pension In the name OF another
man. he was held for trial
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FOREIGN EVENTS OF INTEREST-Lord Spencer has
forbidden the great meetings OF Irish natfonalists
that were TO have been held tomorrow at Cootehil
men expected to make counter dsnonstrations-
The disagreement OF political parties I'm Spain has
reached such point that at the meeting OF the
cortes next week King Alfonso viii be obliged 10
accept the resignation or the ministry or dissolve
the corteS-The murder OF lieutenant colonel or
the gendarmerie IN St Petersburg was the work on
nihilsts who are also threatening the life OF the
minister OF the 1nterfor.-Min.ster Lowell win
resign the rectorship OF St. Andrews university.-
The Egyptian troops have defeated at <,ezireh n
force CT rebels who were marching to attack Rerfnr
and cut on communication between the Nile towns
OF Upper Egypt and the Red Sea ~ no
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Where WIZ
A1TTLE MONEY BUY TIE MOST,
Hits Clothing that IL needed, you win ind 1t the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.'s
81. o. % and s1o WIN buy better-msde Suits and
Overcoats than Other stores sell at
go. I'll. sl2 and SIS
from paying the usual big profit that goes to the re-
taller and wegive you good Clothing actual
~ 1t u possible for any place to offer.
~ FINE CASHMERE SUITS.
81 DREssY CASHMERE ovERCOATA
90 NEAT woRsTED SUITS,
% GOOD MILTON OvERCOATa,
s12 DRESS DIAGONAL SUITS,
els FINE coRKsCREw SUITS
s12 snK-FACED ovERCoATs
are tho peoples defenders against high prices.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
da1 CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS
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Opinion Of Dr.. Mott, Late 0overnmens
Chemist, on Allcock,s Porous Plas-

Do not waste your money buying inferior articles
Tell your druggist you want ALLoocK's Porous PI.As
TERs and do not take others made to se on the
tAtion OF the genuine article. d3l-eo3t
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MISS CARRIE SWANS MIDNIGHT vIsrroR-Ross
Reno, a son OF Major Reno. formerly OF the ARM
forced an entrance into the room OF the acfrssss
Miss Carrie swain, at Harrisburg. Pa. Chrisfmas
night She called for help and the intruder wa
e1ected No prosecution Was made.
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PpnsiOn Frarl6.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-General Grant Is reported
to be slowly recovering from his injuries He
passed comfortable night, and though not yet
able to walk he sat up in bed to-day.
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CoLa WooDn
JOHNSON BROTHERS
wHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD
Twelfth and Water streets southwest
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES;
1900 street northwest:
lF1; ItI street northwest:
114t ItnEsyiyaIia avenue northwest:
Ill 9Th street northwest:
Corner - sIIt! l. STREETS northwest.
- teL.IsJ WANNA avenue southeast
LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH OF
NEW lJih. ALSO EAIENoINL hHAENES giSsny u
uLsUrpas-ed facilities Ior The economic LauaIIEs OF
r lei Vi az k4IJs
COAL DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM The
MINIS INTO OUR YARD
We deal only IN test qualities of ANTHRACITE and
I11IMINOUS coal
Al kinds of WOOD either the stick prepared to
order st factO-y.
CLEAN coal TUII WEIGHT AND MEASURE
PROMPT deliveries ana irces e. Low as ue te
rished sepl3
nx- v-r.,r, Urs-er-CE- Tr-N-r
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kUKICX PRISONERS IN ALBANY PENITES-
TIARy.-A telegram was received at the Depart
ment OF Justice to-day from the deputy L. 5. mar.
shsl for the northern district OF Georgia. dated
Albany. y. y. stating that i've OF the kukiuX pI1s
OneTs. recently convicted In Georgia, were com
United 10 the Albany penilenliarI this morning.
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CVNAKD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
IHF CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BEiN Elm NEW DIRK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AZ CORR HARBCR.
IRGAi PIER ~. M NEW YORK
CsI!5a....... We'd Ian O. PavoI4Ia We'd Ieb s.
SCy We'd Jan IL. CALI We'd Feb -
CcItiai. niG We'd Ian - y-i1Ia $500. We'd FEB. 20
md fRTEi WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORh.
Rates O. its-dgeSIU. $50 and $lU0 according to
cn1uCdariOn
s;ts- at very low rates Storage tickets from Lv-
and Queenstown aud ali other parts OF Europe at
Lowest rates.
Though bills OF laden given for Belfast Glasgow
IaFs antwerp and ether ports Oh tine Continent, and
IL ht6lit-r TulsaE PORTS.
oG tErist and assse arply at the Compsnys office
n i u W4tl Green III both stegIage and cabin to
o. - DldLLON 4 CO.. tOo 9Th street. Washington.
sLhNOlS z BROWN Co New York.
CTto Messrs. OILS BIOELOW L CO.
t;nl2 t05 9TH street. WASHINGTON
New YORK. ROTTERDAM AMSTERDAM
~ Tho hrst-cl1Ss tuli powered Clyde build Dutch
S7,anlshils ri Ills Lane AMSTERDAM. kUTTER-
LAM. SCHIEDAM. LEEEDAM. ZhANDAN. p CA
! md. W 4. SCHOL1EN. MAS. carrying the o. s
Ni> to the Netherlands. leave CUmpany's Pier foot Of
Ss~ street Jtrsry city, y j. eG1llary every WE'D
Ni>bAl Tor ROTTERDAM and Amsterdam alternately
tIlst cabin, go. fCond cabin. so. steerage. 926
H CAkAl y. tUeraI Agent - south William street
New 4ork. For 1aSssRe apply to W. u. AETZEROTT
q CO 10 Penn ave, Washington ocl
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Where WIZ
AL1TTIk MONEY BUY TIE Moer1

Manufacturing every garment we sell. we save you
from paying the usual big profit that goes re-
taller and wegive you good Clothing actual cost
~ it u possible for any place to offer.
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THE STATEMENT OF the controller OF the currency
for January 1st. 1854 shows decrease in National
bank notes for the calendar year of S12, l6S.5e6
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RANGE OF TIE THFRMoNErER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day am, 3S.5 IL am, Al pm, Az s.
Maximum, ass: minimum. 81.
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In further OK PLANTATION Of the inquiry

In further explanation Of the inquiry
addressed to the PIONEER EXPRESS
last week we would say that that. pro.
portion OF the tax which Is levied for
the improvement Of roads and bridges
is collected by the road supervisor in
each township. This includes the poll
tax. This highway and poll tax
may be paid in labor. The town
ship tax for other purposes is payable
to the county treasurer, but the high.
way and poll tax must either be paid
to the overseer of highways or worked
out on the roads. The law seems to
contemplate however that in case this
tax is not accounted for to the over.
seer of highways 1t shall be paid to the
csvnty treasurer. In any case 4
voucher must be furnished to the
county treasurer. The overseer of
highways should give each person
three days notice when and where
read work is to he done. If in certain
townships parties were not notified in
time to do their roadwork before
December it is not for us to say where
the fault is. In such cases they will
be required to pay their taxes in
money. Again. if no roads are sn,.
veyed in a township no road work can
be done.
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We are ata loss to know how the

E We are at a loss to know how the
z yinnipeg Times dares to affect to lie.
1lsye that there is no emigration from
Manitoba to Dakota. We have fresh
evidences every day, by letter and
otherwise, Of this increasing south
Sound tide and the Times surely can.
not be ignorant of it. In converse.
tion with anumber Of highly respected
Issidents Of Manitoba recently, we
lave most emphatic assurances of the
rowing' dissatisfaction and disgust
hat large portion of the people Of
1 kanitoha feel in regard to their treat.
at BY the government. Instead of
q ~ 70 conceal this state Of things
& pape1 over there had better ,,se
I post endeavors 70 bring about
s Sumo ef, the Manitoba
=. .to u IRE anxious to
~ & < tslf IxsrSi their.
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In regard to the method of keeping
time adopted by the railroads the
Minneapolis Journal says: The system
has been frequently explained, Int Il
brief reorganization of the salient
points will perhaps be convenient on
the eve of its practical adoption in
this locality. The plan was first sug-
gested by Prof. Cleveland Able, of the
signal bureau, about five years ago, and
was formally adopted by the railroad
convention in Chicago, a few weeks
since. 1t is called the zone system.
Every school boy is familiar with the
fact that the earth, in its revolution
from west to cast, moves over fifteen
degrees of longitude in one hour. The
sun time, therefore will differone hour
Mt points fifteen degrees apart. The
time is never the same at any two
points OH the eartll's surface lying east
or west of each other. In this latitude
the difference is about a second for
each mile. When it is IL O. clock here
it is IL o'clock and 10 seconds at st.
Paul, and will lack 10 seconds of being
IL O'Clock at place ten miles west of
us. Recognizing the inconvenience
and confusion arising out of so many
varying standards of local time, the
railroad managers resolved to reduce
the variations to a minimum. Starting
with the fact that the land of this
continent lies substantially between
the 50th and the both degrees IF west
longitude, Prof. Able proposed that
the meridian of 60 degrees should give
the time to Newfoundland,N ovaScotia,
New Brunswick and all the maritime
provinces of Canada. Moving the
next line Is degrees west, or just one
hour. the standard time of. another
zone is established, and so OH across
the continent, until the five zones are
defined. These zones, or sections, are
first the Intercolonial, described above;
the Eastern, including New England
and the Middle States and Quebec and
Ontario in Canada; the Central. which
gives the time to the Mississippi Val
ley; the Mountain, for that of Denver
..nd Pixies Peak, to govern the Rocky
Mountain section, and lastly thePaciic,
which includes the western slope.
This is the Lewiston that the companies
have adopted, and when it once comes
into general use we predict that it will
be immensely popular. The real sun
time used for each zone is the time on
a line passing through the center of
the division, so that the railroad time
for the extreme edges Of the zone will
vary only half an hour from the real
time.
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snuxoRxp CHANGE.

Cke rulnor OF the prospective sale OF
!; fliG lanitoba road to the Milwaukee
npany probably has a good founda-
5un. The Manitoba road has had a
Scientifically successful career, partly
ewing to the ability of its founder and
/ controlllng spirit, J. ]. Hill, but largely
! from the fact that it has had almost
Tie exclusive carrying trade for Man
itoha during the booming years OF its
history during which time immense
ssIrohts were realized. But that day is
past. Immigration has got down to Ii
STEADY and much slower gait. More
lover, there is a poor prospect for any
monopoly Of traffic for any length OF
slime with Manitoba for any one line.
"a gain, the st. 2. NJ. s NJ. is practically
Il detached line; it Gun never be Il con-
trolling factor in the railway system
@scf the Northwest. 1t has seen its best
days. 1t is no lack of ambition that
induces Jim Hill to contemplate retire.
mcnt from the railroad business. tits
notidisparaging his ability to say that
he has attained his highest level Of
success under existing circumstances.
The case is such that the Manitoba
road must be swallowed up OF else
swallow up some other road. ltbegins
nowhere and ends no where. Console.
tlation witt, some other road ora gigan-
tic effort to reach out farther OH its
! own account only can save the pres.
tige of the road.
st. Paul, of course would naturally
look with fear and trembling upon any
scheme to consolidate the Manitoba
road with any line centering in Chicaso;
hence the former city is Just now feel.
ing u little nervous over the situation.
But, if st. Paul would be the loser by
such q change, the Northwest would
probably be the gamer. Certainly we
could not be much worse off.
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We had intended to publi.

We had intended to publish the
PIONEER EXPRESS on Thursday morn.
ing this week. and SO had deferred any
special remarks upon the occasion for
this issue. Sickness on the part of
two of our force made it impossible to
get out day earlier; hence, anything
In the way Of a Thanksgiving effusion
would seem to be day late. Never.
theless, we hope that a spirit Of graft.
tnde to the giver Of all blessings has
not ceased with the close of tie day
set apart for special Offering, but
that the readers Of the PIONEER Ex.
F1Ess will ever continue to cherish
feelings Of thankfHlness to God whose
bountiful gifts are confined to no
S1eason Of the year.
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These are Solid Facts

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within reach of sui.
fering humanity, trlly Electric, Bitters.
Inactivity of the liver, bilousncss, jaun-
dice, constipation, weak Kidneys, or any
disease Off the urinary organs, OF who ever
requires ala appetizer. tonic or mild slim
ulant, will always find Electric Bitters tie
best and only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guar
All, ecd to give entire satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at fifty cents bottle by
Z. Moore & Co.
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ooRR1sPoNDHNcn.
Editor P,osrEs-Exras

Editor P1oNEER-ExraEss:
In a late issue Of your paper ID pub
lished a statement of public accounts in
which the following items appear: p.
White, boarding prisoners from July /,
to October l, $4,000. On inquiry I find
this charge at the rate Of twenty-five
cents a meal, which il at the rate of 1925
a week. This is a most cxorbitant rate
in the. face OF tho following facts: In
this town YOU can get good board at a
hotel for $500 per week, with two OF
three courses of meet, good tea and coffee
and several kinds oftdessert. The
hotel keeper pays wages TO five or six
employees, provides fuel, pays rent and
taxes; but our jailer, who has no rent 10
pay and no fuel to provi lie gets higher
rate for board than it can be procured for
ut a hotel.
And, allow me here to remark will,
regard to the treatment Of prlsonerstl, at
it is contrary to prison rules and .lisc;p.
line to treat any person, while awaiting
trial, as a convict or ielon. The use OF
the ball and clH.in.i in all cases is a breach
of prison rules, and leaves the partly
liable TO tile law for damage The sen.
tence OF :. convict or ie.an D.? !l.e ln,l;c
does not include the bail and Chain, snd
can only be legally used as punishment
Tor bad conduct or the violation of ,iriso,
rules.
Mr.. Editor, lhcie is another :;ctu in
the accou,tts whici, deserves nnti,.e. viz
T. White, custodian, 3iC.u9 Ter ,.,nth
Custodian Of what? Mt Of nix. ,unli,
offices, but of the courthouse. This i:
as exhorbitant as the first, il not more so
To pay $500 Il pear # r sweeping out the
courthouse once or twice year afto,
court, or when ti.c county commissioners
meet is surely 4 higis rate of charge 70,
the amount OF value received. The
above would have l,een fit subject fa,
our grand jury to have enquircd into ana
reported on. Yours etc.,
| r. ARMSTRONG;
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The best salve i'll the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, clnlblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or ito pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by G. Moore q Co.,
Pembina.
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RsY. Prof. Bryce, of Winnipeg. has
6paying several visits recently to
thu part of the Territory. He was
saEpeised to find SO many Canadians
e and went back and told about it;
'Nhereupon he got his ears boxed by
Of the Winnipeg papers. The
sned gentleman should not have
1 i1o indiscreet,
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Mrs. Mary a. Daley, of Tunkhannocl,,
Pa, was afflicted for six years with asthma
and bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give 40 relief. Her
life was despaired of. until last October
she procured u bottle of Dr., Kings New
Discovery, when immediate relief was
felt and by continuing it's use for short
time she was completely cured, ginning
i'll flesh 50 Tbs. i'll few months. Free
trial bottles of this certain cure of all
throat and lung diseases e. Moore e.
Co.'S, drug store. Large size bottles
81
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s Fargo's Major Edwards is again in.
volved in legal proceedings. He is to
Mbe brought to account for alleged
3sewindlinS in connection with the in.
snrahce business. 1.-THE mai II is limo.
SSacent, and We should be glad to hear
hae he is, we hope Ire may be soon
abb. once and forever, to disentangle
his feet from the meshes of the law.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-30

It has been suggested to railroad
companies that it would be good idea
TO offer low rate excursion tickets to
/. the east for the winter season. 1t
would enduce many TO- visit the east
4 whore they would help to advertise the
4 cnuntrv.