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MINING.
sAn FMhelpoo. "a. alnaa
Chicago Market.
PRODUOR,

PRODUCE.
Chicago, 29.-R0gaisr wheat essiey.
1915 June, 99k July, 10 q At Is An
gut; corn lower, 81 Ju e, july, BLK
August; 6lS sept; nats senerallV easier,
s2A June; 529s July; 297z Augas'.
Chicago, 29.-Whiky 10
Chicago, 29-Fbur easier, not ouota
bic, lower; Regular wheat Irregular. I'M
settled, lnwe', 9SA June, 9iZ Juiy: 2
spring 9sA to 9; z red winter o TO q,
Corn - Active, lower, 501S to * cash
50X June; 5OX July.
Oats Casb, frm, options easier. 3294
to 5, cash, % to 4; June, "a TO q
July. 20
Rye-Quiet, unchsnoed. 551<.
Pork-Demand active irreRulsr, lower
sN7K to Is cash June, July. lard de-
msnd active, nominally unchanged, 9z5
to Is cash, June, July.
bulk Mests-Fail; shoulders 4.
short ribs $50; do. elesr S.66.
Unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, 29.-Hogs-neceipss Psilv
active, stronger, eth instances of hieher
packers and shippers bought ffeelv.
heavy 6.1O. to % light $50 to 500.
CAstle-R Receipts $500; values weak.
ened. lOc. per 100 lba, hwer, Texnnp,
moderate .suppy, exports, $50 to $40
.gta& TO choice shipping6. 80 to6.Se. com
mon 10 fair AIS to $40; stockers and
feeders $40 70 4.7s; through grass Tex.
ans 8 s5 to A40;
shssD-Receipts 700, br4E, nedsr-
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Extraordinary Bonanza.

The Salt Lake Tea Store is now selling
Sugar at the following prices:
10 ID. Grsnulsted. .........$l.1O.
lob. Hest Refined A...... LOS.
II ID. Extra @ ........... lbs. "
In Teas and Cuffses you can undoubt-
eddy get the finest bargains to be had
anywhere. Fancy pro sents given away
Nth their Teas aud Coffee It will
surely pay you to call.
1854 First South Street, opposite
Market.
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NeW YOfk. 20. o.Ogn.

z New YORK.; 29.-MiniDg stocks dull,
Sierra GrALde SOD 1876 to l.2e. Naval
"a Is; buyer 600. Onrysolits 1.15. Ir0,
Silver 800. Little Pills6ur0 $40. Bod,
So. HOr ont 40, Sonora 10. Safes 70
to-day Is $50 shares.
New York, 29,-Stocks opened strong,
but at rat call slight reaction to0L
place, and a. IL O'Clock the market vs.
strong again and tt OF near the be 6g
ures of morning.
PRODUCE,
New YorA, 29.-Wheat ST rs lower
weak iFregpisr, fair speculative trading,
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EXCURSION WAGON.

Mr.. F. L. Trip takes plessers in
announcing that he ia nov prepared to
furnish cheap and accommodating convey
ance for excursion parties.
+ EXCURSION WAGON, No. 81.
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Street Car Notice.

On ard AFTER Monday, June 4, the cara
will leave the Emporium, corner for the
Twentieth Ward, Eleventh Ward, First
Ward and Sixth Ward, on the last trip
every evening at $50 pm, and Warm
Spring car at 7.S0
o. p. ARNOLD.
Supt.
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LATEST q'EAEGRAMh
COMMERCIAL.
Wool Market.
UTAH WOOL:
UTAH WOOL:

Philadelphia, 20 Wool quiet, Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, Xxx,
and above. % 8extra 81 mod um ~
{ 8; coarse 81 to tub washed SO 10 40,
Oregon q to SO; others unchanged.
Boston, 80 Wool demand active
Ghio rnd Pennsyivsnis exiras 81 20 40;
Michigan h4eoes IS to z combings ard
telaIne s4iectiors 80 to IS; unw4shed
w0olt 46 to SO; pulled wool 25 to "A.
DRY GOODS.
Men York. 20 -D,y Goods, imports
for the week, 81, 2Sg, 100.
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FOR SALE.

A lsrge span of American
Horses. weight 900; Balm Platform
Spring Wegon Harness, etc. Apply
John P. Msakin, as Price & Olives,
First South street. I
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FnR SANE

Or viii be exchanged fora more ,poW-
erful machine, Six-hoFEe Power En-
CINE, nearly new. For particulars
address P. o. Box AGO, this city.
June 221, 1888. I
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, % Weather Rne. b,es6
stufs dull, Flour l0a Sd; wheat wi me-
eight nine, to nine two; SPRING siobt
six to nine shillinRR; California nine o.
Corn 5s III. 1'''iA 81
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MULES FOR sALE.-

I have fifteen head OF eastern work
mules that will sell cheap for cash at
the horse market, First South street. Sail
Lake City. Il. J. FAUST.
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"HAOKMETACK," lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price Csc. and
500. Sold by z. G. NJ ]. Drug Store
QO
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Money Market

New York, 29.-Prime, mercanii' E
paper, 4 10 5H; sterling exchange bank
ers's pills Quie, 4,S47[; sterling ex.
change denend 1881.
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WANTED.

A Good Girl, to Cook and do Hoase-
work. To good girl good Weges viii
be paid. Apply No. 8 Gilt Row. I
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WANTED.

oae Dining Room Girl. Apply at
ihis Office. t
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WANTED.

A Good Girl for general homework
Apply at d. ii. Osborne s. Co.. 10l
Main street. /
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ale etiSrlngs steady, Door to choice na-
,lveS' S'6O to 500, lambs. Loo to $50 ner
Deh0. =.
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HORSES AND MULES

For sale. Apply to a. S. Patterson
152 Main street =
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PE1RoLEUM.

nominal, Is. 0Ni' ,
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WANTED.

Oanvasper for Salt Lake City, beet
book published. l.. r. Monroe & Co.,
Keyser q Moritz Building. /
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WANTED.

Girl wanted to do General Homework
Apply at this office. I
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ORANGES.

Fresh arrivals Of Oranges by the car
load ct Cutters every week. /
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EYE AND EAR.

DR.. Ira Lyons, four doors west
Cltft House corner.
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SEEING A TRAIN.
Bold Ifiahwavmcn Rob and lmprison
Train Wen, but are Bafiied by u
Plucky Express Messenger.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 22.-Eieht to
twelve mounted masked men rode to Mon
tello station on the Central Pacific railroad,
early this morning, and seized two white and
hali-dozen Chinese section men, robbed
them of all their valuablcs, and locked them
up in the tank house. They then awaited
the arrival of the east bound express Two
highwaymen jumped on the engine, over
awcd the engineer and fireman and side
tracked the engine. The remainder of the
gang seized the train men, robbed them and
confined them also in the tank house They
then attacked the express car but were met
by rapid iusilade from the express messcn-
ger. The fire was returned and thirty shots
were exchanged. The robbers finding the
resistance more spirited than they expected,
and fearing demonstration by the passcn-
gers, docampcd. The passengers were not
molcsted and no one is known to he hurt.
The robbers tried various ways to get into
the express car They smashed in the panels
OF the doors and built a fire under The car TO
burn out Messenger Ross but failed. Ross
was badly wounded in the hand. The rob-
6ers only got ten dollars. Twenty men left
Elko in special train to track them.
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senator lIOar Reelected by the fIassa-
chUsctt- Legislature
BosroN, Mass, Jan. 1s.-Ballo.ing for
United States Senator commenced in Joint
session of the legislature at noon to day.
The first ballot resulted as follows; G. f.
lloar las, 5. w. Bowcrman SO, John d.
Long, b, w. w. Grape A, scattering 9. G.
L. lloar was declared elected. The most
important event of the morning at the State
house was the announcement that telegram
had been received from Hon. W. w. Grape
in Washington, Withdrawing his name from
the contest and requesting his friends TO give
their support to Hoar.
Press Comments.
The Traveller C1cp.) says that the net re-
suit is a victory of Republican faction at
the expense of the whole party, and to the
imminent peril of its future asccudency in
the State.
The journal O{cp.) says the reelection of
Hoar is great victory for the Republican
party in Massachusetts,. 1t battles the cum
nngly contrived schemes of Butler and his
Democratic following.
The Transcript says The State and coun-
try are greatly gamers by the decision of the
legislature to-day.
The Advertiser says: A long step has
Teen taken towards recovery from the mis-
fortune of November.
The Post aays Senator lIoars election
means mot guilty, but don't you do it
again"
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%. Yves. Fifteenth St, New York City

Dr.. SeieR.:
Dear Sir-In the autumn Of is77 lad severe
cough. with terrible pain in my sides and between
my shoulders. had very little appetite, and
what little could cat only distressed me. con-
suited physicians who said my condition was a
very bad one and gave me i've different cough
syrups and toniCs, from which received no benz
lit, but seemed to grow worse, and kept losing
flesh and strength. had night sweats, and sweat
most Of the time during the day. | cougled and
raised blood and a salt, toalny phegm my throat
was filled with ulcers, could hardly swallow;
sometimes I could not speak loud word for
weeks my lungs grew more painful every day
with difficult breathing, while plcurisy pains
would almost stop my breath. had collie pains,
sour stomach. and vomiting up everything ate.
My whole body was filled with pam. could not
lie down, aud had to rcclnc in sitting posture to
breathe. gave up and did not think of ever get
ting up again, as it was hard moving myself {; my
feet and ankles began to swell badly, and my hips
had given out long before.
YOUR remedy Tor Consumption it might do me
some good it could do me no harm,tor wac Ger.
tain could not live a month longer the way
was.
At tina, time. Ma I5-i. prueutcd your Pull
monte syrup. scnwrri Tonic and Pills,
and took them as directed q week WA bet
ter and began g. thipw Of from ;hc lungs green.
ishycilow matter Shredded WIKI blood. could
eat . little without throwing u up, the pains IN my
sides were not 81 srs ere ; ! could sleep an hour
very sOundiN, and thIt Wtp Nhti maj not dOEe
Tor three months
| took YOUR medicine, ,-alily six months, my
cough got better, | i NOT sweat so bad Al nights,
kept gaining slowly, tnd ~ % year after began
your medicines cub! sly felt well. began to
gaia flesh, and last september weighed one nun
drcd and thirty tive pounds fifteen pounds more
than ever weighed n,torc IN my lie.
Iour medicines, | .uDw, saved my life and
would say, from my own cNpcflcnte, 10 al Con-
sunp;iye,, take DE- Sci.nuk', medicines, for they
Will certainly cure yun, ! bad Consumption, It Is
hereditary in family my father and two broth
crS having died Of u; have hal better health
the past Winter than tor ten years previous.
Yours Respectfully,
Mr.. SARAH \. CARTER,
CARLISLE, Mass, April E. 1859.
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4 TRAIN WRECKED.
Charrod Bodies and bruised ANA
Bleeding survivors Found by the
Rescue Party ut Tehichipa.

SAN FgAyCisCo, Jan. 2l.-Thc Southern
Pacific express train which lefthcrey yesterday
was wrecked rear Tehchipa. The train
broke loose the air brakes having been taken
off and the mcu who tended the hand brakes
being away from their posts, one switching
the engine and the other relighting lamp
The train was soon dashing down the grade
at the rate OF a mile Il minute. At II sharp
curve the coach and smoker, which were
ahead, broke the coupling and separated
making the turn safely. The slecpefs, mall
express and baggage cars were dashcdasanst
n high bank and then thrown back rolling
down the embankment. The lamps and
stoves fred the wreck which was instantly
abazc. Harry Connors, news agent. sleep
ing in the baggag car was awakened by the
movement of the car and aroused James
woodruff the baggage master just as the car
was split open and both men were thrown
out and severely bruised. Connors while
lying on the ground unable to render assist
ancc saw the train cvClopgd in flames and
heard the shloks of the victims
who were vainy enleavorng to struggle
from the burning ruins. Porter Ashe and
his wife, who were in the sleeping car, were
awakened by the crash and got out uninjul
ed, but 10 other occupants of the car are be-
lcved to have persisted There were some 40
occupants of the coach and smoking car
which kept the track. They walked back to
the scene of the accident but found only the
smoudering remains of the train, and the
few who escaped lying bruised and bleeding
in the darkness and shlvering from the pierre.
ing cold. Relief soon arrived from Tehichi-
pa and medical attendance from sumner, Ba-
kcrSlipll and Los Angeles Search showed
that 81 persons persisted. Eleven were be-
yond recognition, only headless bodies and
charred limbs being found, Of the body of
Mrs. Downey only the head and bust remain
ed, which were recognized by her jewelry.
The dead were placed in cofiins and the
wounded removed to baggage car and sent
to Los Angeles
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Consumption Curcd.-Read this Letter
from MIR. Ittick of La Porte, Ind.


from Mr.. Ittick, of La Porte, Ind.
Dr. SeheneE.
In the year 1872 | was suffering with Consump
ton, and had gotten SO low tina, had no hope OF
ever getting well again. waited for death 10
pu, an end to my suGerngs. There was one of
my friends who was persistently trying to have
me use your PULMONlC SYRUP and SEA-
WEED TONIC, but utterly refused to get any
more medicine | was disguised with medicine
had tried so many different medicines without
being helped by any. Finding that was not 10
be persuaded, lie bought some OF your PULMON-
&c SYRUP and SEAWEED Tonic himself,
and brought them to me. at first refused to
touch them. did not want to be experimental
on, but finally consented to them merely to
satisfy him, no, that expected they would do me
any good commenced taking the PuLMONlC
great surprise felt almost immediate relief, and
was encouraged to continue using them. My
condition improved under their use, until in time
grew perfectly well, no trace of the disease re-
naming. My Lungs had healed up and grew
stronger than ever. ] was permanently cured, as
have had no trouble with my Lungs since that
time.
owe my life entirely to your medicines Moth
ing else saved me. will bear cheerful testimony
10 the great virtues possessed by your medicines.
know of several other cases here where your
medicines have been used with entire success. l am
man settlers IN La Porte Co., and having been in
the livery business for many years.
JOHN ITTIcK.
r.. B.-I can, and will il necessary, swear be-
fore any Justice OF the Peace, for all that have
SAD IN 'Ae -O''s statement JOHN lrrIcK.
Ia PORTE Ind, Jan. 81, ,s2s.
This is 10 cytiLy. That we have sold the medi.
cincs mentioned in these certificates to Nj. Nobel
thau and others, and their statements are authen-
tic and reliable.
FRED'KW WEST & co, Druggists.
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New YoRg, November 8, 1881.
Dr. Sckerek
Dear Sir.-ln looking over one of your books,
in which | find so many letters recommending
your medicines, | have thought to myself how
negligent have been in not making my case pub
lie that others might take warning. In visiting
attention was drawn to the many advertisements
in large letters on different buildings and fences
"Dr. Schcncks PULMONlC SYRUP, SEA.
WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS" As
looked at these, tears Of gratitude fell from my
eyes, and thought what a blessing that such
Twenty-seven years ago ! contracted heavy
cold which settled on my Lungs. took many
things that were recommended for colds but moth
ing seemed to relieve me. | made gallons Of sy-
rups with many different kinds OF herbs, still got
no better. Ny husband would consult doctors.
but they gave him no encouragement, only said
must die. had then been afflicted over seven
years. One of my sons came IN one day and said
to me: Mother, ! have heard of a Doctor
Schcnck that is making great cures in Consump-
ton will you see hmi" had given up all
hope Of recovery, but he insisted upon it, Con-
scqucntly, was taken over to Dr. Schenck, then
in Bond Street. lie examined my Lungs, and
SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC and MANDRAKE
PILLS about two months and felt as well as
ever | did. | have enjoyed good health ever
since. and any OF my family take cold, is our
only medicine. ! am this day sixty-seven years
OF age and can walk and attend to business as
to know the particulars OF my case they are at lib
erty to call on inc.
Yours Truly,
Mrs. SARAH LAWSON,
3,4 Yves. Fifteenth St. New York City.
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old HOrcas ont Rampnuc,

The hign wind whistled around the chimney tops
and steeples, and blew bricks down into the street,
soaring the people who walked below. snow sleet
and hail drove into the faces of those who dared eN-
pose themselves. and made them button their coats
tight around their throats. OF course there were
sore ihroais and colds and coughs and rhcumaiisms
the next day, But what Were these to men and
women who could step into any drug store aud buy
q bottle OF FERRY bAvIss FAIS KILLER
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EXPLOSION IN a THEATRE.
Calcium Light Bursting Severely
hurts 1--WE People.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 1s.-At the Grand
opera tonight during the perform ance o
Lights o. London calcium light machine
on the stage exploded with fearful force
causing stampede in the audience. No fire
followed, aud cries of "keep your seats"
from all sides and the playing of The orchcs-
ira partially restored order Nobody in the
audience was hurt but five stage people were
huft. Gus. stephens, SUPER was cut,
charles Reed, Caipeutcr, was cut in the
leg James Foster Il super, was wounded
IN the breast. Albert Seymour, II super, had
hls skull fractured and was partially disem-
BOWED; Robert Harrington, super, had
his leg tom off The last two cannot live
Great Indignation prevailed after it was
learned that one of the principal exits was
locked.
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LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.
One Wnn Blown Through a Plank
Ecnce and Other. SeXercIY injured.

SHREVEPORT, In, Jan. 1S-An engine
on the Mansfield railroad, n branch Of the
New Orleans and Pacific, exploded last night,
at the Mansfield depot, Engineer Sbackle-
ford, Tom Mays, fireman, Jerry Hardy, y
brakeman, the two latter colored, were killed
and Misses Ingls and Hanson, telegraph
operators, were MORALLY wounded. Taylor,
a freight agent, and several others were seri-
ously hurt. The body of Mays was blown
fifty yards through plank fence.
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A ThetiOrd woman Dead at Chicago.

CHICAGO, H., Jan, 22.-The wife of Rev.
DIR, Little of the New England Congrega-
tional church was taken suddenly i'll, ycster-
day, with pulmonary embolism. Her hus-
band, who was delivering sermon at the
time, was sent for, but before he could reach
home his vile was corpse. She was from
Thetford, VI, and very highly esteemed
here.
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d. :. H. S.irsrh
Dear Sir wish to contribute mytcs,imony to
the wonderful effect Of your remedies.
was vcry low with disease III the lungs IN the
year 1873. and b. the use OF the Mandrake Pills
Seawecd Tonic and Pulmnnc Syrup was entire
|, cured | was 81 weak when ! commenced
their use tia, could hardly stand. lad all the
symptoms cough, night swcais, PAIN IN my side
and breast, am well satisfied that II hal no;
used your rcincdir, that would not have been
alive To-day. Ny health has been good since my
recovery, which proves that your medicines are
not merely calculated to give temporary relief.
earnestly advise all who are afflicted with Lung
disease 10 use your great remedies.
FRANK 5. SHEPPARD.
a-i York ST, Camden, ~ J.
Dec, u, 1881
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Young Met. Middle Aged Men and All Men who
suffer IRON early indscretiOns Will ind Aliens
Brain Food the most powerful invgorant ever in
lrOluced once restored by 1t there is no relapse.
Try II ; II never fails. 81; for Sat druggists.
Jan li.dNM2w.
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lniulgenl parents VINO allow thelr children To eat
nearby oil hlgrseasoncd food rich pies. cake, Sc
VIII nave 10 use HOP Billcis to prevent indigestion
s,eepiess nights. sickness pain. and perhaps DEATH
NO lalnlly Is sat" without them IN the house.
JAM j, eOlA Nurm
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iiOrsford's Acid Phosphate

DR. WM. =. CLOrIIIER, Buffalo. " y, saws :
81 prescribed II for u Catholic priest, VINO was a
har'l student, ior wakefuncss, extreme nervous
tit TO him.
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From Naugatuck, Conn.

DR.. 7. H. ,SeGfntk
Dear Sir.-I herewith send you an account OF
the cure your medicines have made in my case,
which am willing you should publish. My hrs;
sickness was caused by a heavy cold which con-
tracted some twelve years ago. Afterwards my
ilver became very much disordeied, so much SO
that was unable to do any work for over four
Inonths. My sides were swollen and sore that
could only lay on my back. was SO weak iha,
! could only walk a few rods from the house.
iiad cold swcats almost every night, and also dur
ihs Tue day II seemed almost impossible for me
10 Keep warm, even in moderate weather. At
different times employed three or four different
PHYSICIANS, but they gave me no relief.
.iy attention was at last called to your adver-
p i50ut and the certificates OF cures YOU pub
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Dy. Si.nk.
About twelve years ago was dangerously i'll
with Lung Fever. had great trouble in breath.
ing every breath drew caused inc pain. | had
three doctors treating me- but grew worse all
the time. was at the time connected with the
Lake Shore X. X. Co. One OF my fellow-clerks
induced me to get some oil our medicines, saying
tina, he had used them himself with entire sue
cess. | sent for some OF your Pulmonic Syrup,
Scnweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. used
them according to the directions, and in a shor,
time noticed a marked Improvement in my health,
which kept up as continued using your medi.
clges. After taking several bottles each of the
PulmOnic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic got
entirely over my sickness. Since that time have
recommended your medicines to many other peo-
pie living in Ia Porte, who used them with great
success,
F. W NEBELTHAU,
Ex.Trus,ee OF La Porte Co.
L. PORTE, Ind, Jan. 81, 1881.
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The Hop Pldsters have a wonderful sale, and
why Because they cure Back Ache, Sun joints,
Pains in the side and all Soreness in an, part.
People appreciate them. Any druggi.: % cts.