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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-07-27
Lehman & Co., of Sanborn are to cree
a 10000 bushel elevator at Valley City.

Lehman 4 Co., of Sanborn are to cree
a 10000 bushel elevator at Valley City.
OBJ. Scobey, member of the council
from Brookings county, and o. NJ. Tow
ner, member Of the house from Grand
Forks county, have been indicted for al
legged crookedness as members of the
late legislature, by the grand jury.
On the 18th severe hail storm passed
over. the county near Aberdeen, do ng
considerable damage. Thestorm was
about three miles wide and passed from
point four miles north of town in
a southeasterly direction Grain in the
track Of the storm was entirely de-
streyed, parties in one section counting
500 acres completely ruined. But little
other damage was done.
The Chicago & Milwaukee company
have bought $40 acres east of Redteld.
Sphinx county, including the famous
Capital hill.
Five thousand acres Of growing crops
were destroyed by the recent storm in
Bon Homme county.
All the land in the Huron district will
be surveyed this year.
1t is stated that at Bloomington, ILL
nois, recently, $20n0OO was taken from
the banks by persons coming to Dakota,
and In Elmira, New York, a still larger
amount has been Withdrawn from banks
by the same class of emigrants.
The crops on the farm of Deputy Mar
shal Pay, of lockwood, Brookings county,
were destroyed by hail last week.
The climate of the Black Hills ia said
to be favorable to persons with weak
lungs. SD g 3.II, 49,,
The board Of regents Of the University
of Dakota met at Vermillion last week.
and set the time for opening the fall
term, Sept. II, the year to continue till
the Friday before the second Monday of
next June. Messrs. Burdick and Eric
son were appointed committee to se.
!ect and buy furniture for the new build.
ing, which will be completed in ten
days. Gen. Beadle, Burdick and Eric
son were Instructed to prepare course
OF study for the ensuing year and pub-
lish the same at once.
J. NJ. Graham, superintendent Of the
Dakota Division of the North Pacific. has
partially suspended the rule which pro.
hibits persons from riding on freight
trains, so that it does not include officers
pursuing criminals and physicians who
desire to visit patients, provided thew
have passes or tickets.
Beadle county has organized an acri-
cultural society that will invest 81, sos IN
iair grounds hear Huron.
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A Minnesota Lunatic Throws Himself
Into q Furnace.

Rochester (Minn.) Special: On the morn
ing OF the 21st inst, as the inmates of the
hospital for the insane were being taken out
to labor in the feld, Charles Furhman, a
patient, contrived to escape the eye
of the attendant and found his way into
the boiler room. The fireman not suspect
ing him to be patient, paid but little at
tention to him and presently went into the
next room, leaving the stranger by the fur
mace door. He returned and requested him
to close it. Furhman instantly stopped
sprang hesdlong through the opening,
which is about eighteen inches square,
crawled into the upright boiler over the hot
grates, and finally yrose erect with his
back against the glowing brick wall. Help
was Immediately summoned, but in mo-
ment the poor fellow fell forward, literally
baked by the intense heat. When his life
less body. was dragged forth minute later
every vestige ofhair and clothing had dis.
appeared. Coroner Nose and Capt. NJ. J.
Daniels, the resident trustee, were i'm.
mediately summoned. but after having seen
the remains and learning the facts, they
decided that no inquest was necessary.
Furhman was fiity-two years old. He was
committed to the asylum last January, and
his insanity was ola mild type. His friends
live atWest Albany, Wabasha county.
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OA>A AON6ASt5S rl
day...: ......... ............ IS 90
Two persons in single m............... 4 90
Attic, fourth story, single rooms....... 3 so
Two persons In attic room................. 6 90
Prtvate parlor. 5 90
Private baths in bed rooms, each. 49,. rs
Baths In bathing hall, each -. go. ........ so
Meals served In rooms, each. ............. so
Guides or cooks for private camps per
QSy....... ......... ...... 90
Hire for tent for private callers, per
......... ...... 6 90
Board and lodging in tens at fixed
camps. ......... ......... s 90
SADDLE horse or pony per day............ 8 so
Saddle horse or pony frat hour.."..... 1 90
Saddle horse or pony each subsequent
hour. .... ......... ......... .............. SO
Pack horses or mules per day each.... 2 so
Wagon hire, double team with driver. 10 90
Billiards, per game. ........ Is
Pool per game, each player..........:.... 10
Root backing, per pair. .................... 10
Guide books, periodicals, newspapers, etc.,
at 20 per cent above published selling rates.
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Foicer will give The bonds rest for az
other month.
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A Jackson County (Ga.) man is the
father of forty.tWo children.
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The Great Telegraph Strike.


Last March q meeting was held at Chicago
of representatives of several thousand oper-
ators of the Western Union telegraph lines,
at which request was made for shortening
the hours of labor from nine to eight
hours, and for n advance in wages. The
officers of the Western Unien declined
to accede to the request and general strike
Thursday noon, several thousand opera
tors. all over the country, left their instru-
ments. The immediate effects of the move
ment are not so palpable as might have
been expected. The strike extended only to
the employees Of the Western Union com.
pany, and does not effect the railroads nor
the larger newspapers, which have their
own wires and employ their own operators.
In New York, Frank Phillips, of the
cable department, by preconcerted agree
ment jumped on an operating table and
whistle. Nearly 500 operators in the room,
with the exception of a comparatively few,
jumped to their feet simultaneously, and
mounting chairs and tables, gave three deaf
ening hurrahs that were heard for blocks,
The grabbing of hats, coats and walking
sticks was next in order, and 400 operators,
in digniied squads and patches filed down
the steps.
The effect of the strike on the exchanges
was electric. Within five minutes all The
Offices in the vicinity of the cotton, pro-
duce, petroleum, stock, and metal exchanges
were thronged with persons, vainly trying to
transmit messages. Themessages were taken
till the operators rose from their places.
The signal was given by the chief operator
in each office, who used the sounding
board. In each case he led the operat Ors
out of the Office. When the men left the
man in charge of the office an
nounced that no messages would
be received. Similar scsnes
we're. witnessed in all the larger Offices of
the country. Immediately before the strike
q rumor was sent all over the country that
Gen. Grant had dropped dead in Wall
street and as no contradiction came for
some time, this was considered as tho pre-
concerted signal for the strike, but
such YVES not the fact.
1t is said that 10000 operators were en-
gagged in the strike, most of them the most
skilful of this profession. Bot a sufficient
number remain to transmit the most i'm.
portant business, and it is probable that a
compromise of some sort will soon solve
the difficulty. The railroad lines employ
ing their own operators were not seriously
affected by the strike.
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Charges at yellowstone Park.

The Yellowstone National Park Improve.
ment company has submitted to the secre-
tary Of the interior the following list of
prices to be charged for transportation, ho-
tel and other accommodations in the park,
which prices under the operation OF the
proved BY the secretary. The secretary ap.
proved the rates: @ tsi'
Schedule of hotel charges, Yellowstone
National Park Improvement company.
Rnard and 1ndoin0 sino1o roo,,o nav
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Methodist schooling for Dakota.

MITCHELL. Oak, Special Telegram, July 10.
"A meeting Of all the loading citizens OF Ike
city was held last evening to listen to the read
ing of paper by Rev. Mr. Pardee of Sioux
CITY, introducing the feasibility Of erecting al
Mitchell Territorial university under the avs.
pieces of the Methodist Episcopal church ALI
ance Rev. Wilmot Whitfield, presiding elder
Of South Dakota, M M Tooke of the Dixon,
H., college, and many other clergy from diff
lerent parts Of the Territory were present
They asked the citizens to raise 500, 600, in.
Guiding lands, aud the alliance viii add all equal
amount to ths fund for the commencement OF
the university and additional buildings foz
other departments In addition to branch col.
leges. seminaries, academies and kinler.ar,en
schools. there will DO attached one OF the larg-
est agricultural departments in tho United
States. The proposition offered by the alliance
committee will no doubt be accepted bv the
citizens here, and work will begin q, once.
week. ,-Sa ..
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THE BISMARCK PEN1TENTIARY.

The Directors Open the Bids and Award
the Contract to Mcgan s. Kelly of Fargo.
the Building to Be Completed by June,
1854.
BISMARCK, Dal., Special Telegram, July IS.
The beard of directors of the Bismarck peni-
Tertiary met here to-day and opened bids for
the construction Of the renitentlary. The Bis
ma,ck Building association offered to do all
the wood work for $14,975. r. B. Mason's
bid 70. brick work, stone foundation, Gaping,
ETC., is $2G, 100. Megan & Kelly of Fargo
offered TO do all the work and turn the build
ing over to the Territory complete for $52,-
600. B. F. Swain Of Bismarck sent bid con-
ditioned to complete the building in the time
desired, by the board for $50, ia,
aud if more time would be al
lowed, he would construct and complete it
for sos, 900. The Bismarck Artificial Stone
company said it would furnish all the stone
fer the foundations and trimmings for
sc, S41.65. Fairbanks: Morse g. Co. proposed
to put in water works and apparatus for
~, 400. P. ]. Pauily g. Bros. Of st Louis
iron eornises etc. for So 800 and put it in
in two bids for supplying heating apparatus,
Offering to give the latest and most improved
system for So, 1886. 45, and the old system for
$3,3SS.25. The Fargo Galvanized Iron Cor
nice company offered to supply all the neces-
sary iron trimmings, roof. ETC., for $29, 500
]. W. Newell l. Co. Of Chicago were repre-
scented by proposal to furnish material for
awarded Mcgan & Kelly of Fargo, and the
pletcd June 1, 1884. built of brick with
stone trimmed .ells for lao prisoners
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The executive council Of New South
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HOME PROOF.

,.,,r,v and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
kidag' TrEd6Iy-"EoIhlng seemed to help me;
su1tIfT ~, aeLouI Of bed. Or, smith cured me-"
ooalduV' ZEPT. PHILLIPS
Wheeling, ". Va.
C..rh, Polypus Of Nose, lmpaitSd VoiSe;Esut
end for yean; patent meH!CtnS 'Al'eN H''P III"
Dr. smith e0mP''S'' CHARLES CHADDucR,
nj speIdel 4 Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
D-,srHA and liberated SI0nAch.-"Ireatment
otyyesss llled 70 give 4 eh G ": Smltn cured
me-" THOaAs HOLt,t nsutaac gent n,T,,A
~ LOUIS Y. WASHINGTON.
sSTtliA Running Sores on Head.E"Ays son was
.STs,sI lar fourteen years. Nothing seemed 10
SsH hIm. br. smith cured !
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va
r,rcp,-"5udeIed for years with Cancer; HEdit
~; mi three lines. 1t returned after each opera
tion Dt, smith cured me Mtltout Enile, ShlsLG OF
W.. MES. II. n. CIRCUIT.
EIe., FlstulA Of AnuS.-FlAt Of my back Tor u
WTtEA Reported dying. Df. sInlLn cured NC Will
out kAue' Ii A'' VIVA" THOMAS CoLvN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main St., Wheeling, ". Va.
rlrrrIiiOuE Of Kectuu, Pro!ApslS and FLEA
-"TS given up 10 die and pronounced incura'
DC WASHINGTON DRLAEY.
Martins Ferry.
ps- n O. LSdd writes :-"Dr. Smiths probes
L1r,I services In my family have been most SAtls-
bciory. aud / commend him 10 all Al q gentleman
" NSrSSteI KOl6 says:-"I hEd been suffering
a., SsySn ysats aud treated by many physicians for
dT,uetsiA' DT. smith SA!d l had 4 tape worm. and
ii eight houH removed = monster Ivy ieet long.I
tcnaIs1. dyu me peculiar advantages In such cases
Penons cured Of cataTrh, diseases OF heart, Liver,
,.oHlsch, Kidneys, SkIn, blood, nervous affections
mi weaknesses OF men and youth, BCEoilla and
asthma GeItlIy TO M SUCCESS.
Nls cured without the knife.
PIiIeSS at & distance may be treated by letter and
aiiI.rtiOn guaranteed. 4 chart Tor Seli'examinA.
ion Ient on receipt Of two thFee-cent stamps, and
hVIce returned Tree.
CONSULTATION at office ireO, oEtce hours IRON pa.
JOHS L. SMITH, II. d.,
m,!2 No l+N ChapllnG St. Nheeli1g. Wy: Va:
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Ohio Wesleyan University,

,UHIU.
5s3 students llSt year, Open 10 both Efxee, In
scholarship; low e&penseS, and commanding InAu.
ent!e. among the mat colleges east or west IAdieA
under special supervision In Au elegant home.
Conservatory Of Music. Art Department AGA.
demlC, Normal Ard Business COuTSeS. Necessary
annual expenses under $50, forcatAlcgue, address
WIZ, AW y. u. PAYNE, PreNIdenL.
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Advice 10 Mothers.

Are y.u disturbed at night aud broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering andcryinR
with pain Of cutting teeth? II SO, send at
once and get a bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. It's
value IL incalculsble. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon II, mothVrs, there Is no mistake about
It T.. i tS cures vs1s =dysSSnt s5S and Md, dllsrr dnsaa I sIH;
collie, sOttens the gums, reduces inGamma.
ton, and gives tone and energy TO the whole
system. Mrs. NinViow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Testhing 10 pleasant 10 the
taste, AID Is the prescription OF one Of the
Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
in the United States, and Is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price %
cents bottle. Nws4w
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MEDICAL.
T%ELEGBAPHIC MATTER.

Our lntslt correspondence, Nay le. 1883 bhuEI to
US the narrative OF HENRY H. lSOEAN, the GenOral
Superintendent OF the District Messenger Co, Of
New Haven. Conn. Mr.. lug am say: "For many
months had been sore'y troubled with a weak aud
tired feeling across the loInS, almoit invariably
accompanied with a headache. had noticed also
that at stated periods following these pains my
urine would be highly cOlorcd, and leave a heavy
brick.colorod sediment when allowed to stand In
the vessel. 1 could not work, and l was discour,
aged TO An alarming degree. Nothing helped me.
/ was prescribed Tor By some Of the best physicians
In New York City, where l was located at that
time, but derived no benefit or relief When al
nost ready 70 give up in despair an acquaintance
said to me, 4 want you to try Hunts Remedy !
did 30. and hardly %twentytour hours had elapsed
before | obtained relief, and In three week. time
all tho Aforesaid ailments had disappeared, and l
improved sieAdIlT, and was Infused with new life,
80 that / could resume my business again, which is
onOIhat subjects me to strains Of all kinds, which
are lIk.ly to effect the kidneys, namely: ErectiUg
telegraph and telephone lines. Hunts Remedy
now oCCupIeI the most honoted place In my cab
met OF medicines. would not be without II, and
l cheeriully aud heartily recommend It to all who
are troubled with diseases OF the liver, kidney or
urinary organs. 1t never fails 10 cute."
50 cESTRE STREET.
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The r~easonsior Pe1mG's superior excellence
in all diseases, and it, mOdtS Cperdndt, are
fully e~xplainedin Dr.. Hartman's lecture re.
ported In his book on the Ellis OF Life, and
How to Cure Them" from page l to page 10.
though the whole book should be read and
studied to get the full value Of this paT-eIcel.
lent remedy. These books car be had at all
the drug stores gratis.
Peima Is the best immediate Extsntorant
Cough Medicins), that has yet been COM
pounded by physician Or drugeikt. There Is
nothing in medical print that can at all CON.
pare with 1t. And on less soil 1t the very
best Tonic, stimulRnt, Neryine, Dluretic,
Alternative, Anti-D yspeptic, Appetizer, H@ms.
tic, blood Medicine &c, &c, that has ever
been compounded by doctor or layman. 1t
should, therefore, always be kept on hand for
immediate use. D&w
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A sure cnre for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
DR.. William, ian Indian remedy called DR..
Williams Indian Ointment. A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty.
i've years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth.
Ing medicine. Lotions aud instruments dc
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itch
ing, particularly at night after getting warm
in bed, acts as . p%ouItice, gives instant and
painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles,
itching oil the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re.
ceiRt OF price, s. 90.
For sale by J. +. Shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Menkemeller, Wheeling, and K. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport, O. D4w
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ker, or standing along the bar where five
bar keepers were kept constantly at work.
"Whe is that young, good looking man
at the end OF the table-the one in the fan.
cy buCkskin Shirt We asked Of q clerk.
'gThat is Green River and the mar at
the same table is odd Bigger the Trapper.
'Greeny' has won $1,000 otfot Brig and
he is trying to rake it back, but he won't
make II. There amt a man in these parts
as ken wax tito that road agent"
On each table are large piles Of money.
Greenbacks, gold and silver coin, nuggets
and dust, ~revolvels and bowie knives form
a conspicuous feature in the games.
To be- continued.
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roMN CLERK roErY.rwo YEARS.

Tho following is from Mr.. onlStEI GAsER, the
well.known aud respected Town Clerk Of Norwich,
Conn. Nj. Gsger Is 50 yCars old, aud has held his
position oftrust for forty.two years, aud his word
Is a. good as his bond. On May ). 1883. he writes Al
follows: For yean / have suffered with disease oil
tho kidneys and bladder. and have no hesiAncyin
recommending Hunts Remedy as a specific io'
these complaints. 1t has not only been the means
OF relieving me Of terrible pain, but has cured a
number OF my acquAintAncss. To day am per
forming the duties Of tho oflcO OF Town Clerk,
which | have held for tofty.two years, which
could not be able to do were I not In a fair state Of
health owing to the use Of Hunts Remedy" Iy2O
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Mr. NJ wnI,nn,. pnrlnninnIren.

Mother Walton has prescribed this valua-
BILE medicine for a great many years Ia her
private prectics, and 1t has proved ar unfAil-
ing specific IN the treatment Ct the many dis.
orders to which the female constitution is
subject. Mrs. DR.. W. wishes to fully impress
on the public that the Tea is not like many
nostrunls put up by uuprincipAl men for
purposes SO base we will not mention them,
but is simply To Alleviate and Cure the many
monthly troubles from which all women
suffer. Price 81. For sale by ]. +. Shirk,
Logan & Co., also Chas. Menkemeller, Wheel.
ing. and L. K. McConahey, Bridgeport, OF
mailed on receipt Of price by Frazier Medi'
cine Co., Cleveland. D&w
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HAVE Yon TRIED IT?

THE OLD ApAGE, THAT IAN oUECEoF PRE-
yENTION is WORTH A POUND OF CURE" WAS
NEVER MORE APTLY ILLUSTRATED THAN by
HIN WHO TAKES HIS DOSE OF Tarranrs
sel,zer Aperient BEFORE THE MORNING
MEAL. FOR IT NOT ONLY 6RNTLV REGu'
LATls AND PuRlFGEs THE SYSTEM. But
Is PROTECTION AGAINST DISEASE. WHICH
10 one OUGHT TO DISREGARD. ALL DRUG.
GIsT5 HAVE1T. lyZ' A~'aw
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MEDICAL,
NerGW
h

-, ,..u r,ore destructive J = f saIiS@ co aSi5in az
Y. ~ iiistiasqi,Asa t Stiis' The poor victim Of
a tue !. 9s 49, = with n rciri 70 cure ne
nr,Idses,e j. d'SSssII with IolIdes to cure mn
3 y sa5 4 , d tas Fo 52'S d, 6utlps, SsssS 0i .1a m ISsi%ii
4 SS::s .sl3 G2;t.' "A Az %i, Is 2i 4 ,a i9! Way 3 9r S!ssfSps s5 6 :
~ b. sTcatss!! E \ SoI g. It ani.iiote; hi. NStcG,i,
Ss,SIts Etishttn S ne yyste1i, aud brings the SUI
Y PPo,op, ionts w "" 1d hSppinois. livery person
~, JACK 10 htaitn sHIItTatei should ~ all means
30 sS ;ss;sds SSS coufss ofIhu remedy
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A BELoIr doting mother, who has long
lived on dry land, recently took her daugh.
ter to the "River OF Rock" 10 u confident
she expressed her mind: 81 never saw q
girl like our Sary Jane. | worked two hull
days on her bathin' dress, and don't you
think, she got it wringin' wet the fust time
she put It on p
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nR, ], E. SMITH,
No. 14O4 ChapIine Street
Near Fourteenth Street.

~, O,,, evidence Of q p%hyEGlsns sioce,s Is t tSe
taIST a,Iofestionil service, prove that have deal ~!
I Sagoauiy and iaIrly with thG : WI sf. 4 Son neInIsl
nc. nensth I nave many hundred certificates
noa, tn n's SEbom / have CURED after they had been
from MUe tn%un,GIc. A thorough medical edu.
Ptoaoun Nh many ycas hospital experience and
atSp ,ItS With ihcrlputic agents, a close o6tery'
s Go q eeInpsFansntA pec aam1Iti Ssd aps , s1stSs ~ i
knuGn SsiLie, aud / frankly give the patient my
--InLnn-
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IL q Newport boudoir: "oh! he is such a
charming gentleman. And he did not
make his money in vulgar trade, either.
No, indeed! He owns a bank; for l have
heard people who knew him speak OF it.
1t Is in a Western city named Faro."-
PhiIddeIDhin Nelps.
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$1,000 REWARD!

,.Ia to Iany Chemist who viii hnd' on an
vii be p%," ,",,,s, :. 4, s., one pAvticlOo OF Mercury,
Lyh T' po,,SIru, OF my mineral substance.
loIis F0'~ THE SHIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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.,n found on my pIAntAttOn ~,
i've ytaf' 80 , badly dlSeMed., He stated 1nSt
.s !. nan gaa S StiS' Sf 6s M e. SPp SssS !ie = y'G' s. many SaSS
y Mod pOisog 1 1nI IN IT, cure him. / treated him
S~ysDitIIgs all ~ Nv Tvs and in 4 short time he was
.,iSd Aai we'll "Au N"' D. NJ. HuGHEs.
An AZ haW'
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TIE New Jersey law prohibiting the sale
OF tobacco to boys under sixteen years OF
age is not n grand success. The small boy
hires his big brother to buy the tobacco,
and then goes halves with him on the to-
baccn -ROSLon Past
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THAT HACKING CoUsu eau be go quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II
Sold by McIain Brothers, and Alex. T
Young, D&w.
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TIE genuine SARATOGA HIGH Rock SPRING
WATER, for sale by all druggists by the doZen,
bottle or gallon. Address all orders to the
High Rock spring Co., Saratoga Springs
N. Y.
j. F. shirk and Logan & Co., agents a
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