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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-13
THE CAPITAL.
The Huron Times and the Huron People.
Chamberlain Register.

The Huron Times and the Huron People.
Chamberlain Register.
The Press and Dakotaian warns il TO
the Huron Times in good shape, It
publishes the articles published in the
Times, before Huron was incorporated
in the disgraceful bill, and then copies
the Times labored and uniustifiable
criticism on Hon. Geo. w. Sterling. Mr.,
Sterling respects his oath and remem-
bers that he represents district of 90
600 people and that Huron is less than
one-tenth of it.
While Hnron forgets, Sterling remem.
bers how the Beadle county delegation
stood around him in solid phalanx. and
pledged him and their town not to 90
into the capital fight, and to stand by
Yankton if anybody else made a fight,
Is Huron now, like Mitchell was last
fall, set crazy by some imaginary ignus
tlickering light will lead them into the
dismal swamp of dishonor, and defeat.
Huron, you were accused of schemlng
last fali, yon were accused OF dishonor
last fall: Was that accusation true, or
false? Was it just, or wrong? The
compact you recognized then is in exis-
touS:c uOWs II OuhLuDcIlalQ was uQOef
obligation to stand bv that compact
then, you are doubly under obligation
now, because, to the sacred agreement
that was made before election, there is
added duty. trust, confidence re-
posed at election, and, if you go into this
fight now, you are both dishonest and
corrupt.
No dazzling capitol of marble and OF
glass will cover your disgrace nor screen
your shame, and we appeal to your own
delegates, and to all Of the convention
il these things are not true. and ther
turn to the people and ask them to re
member and condemn your conduct.
No! Stay by the agreement, returr
the corruption fund, you have raised, ts
Yankton, and don't try to disgrace Da
kota politics further. Don't placard i
to the world that you went into al
agreement and then broke it, and thel
brazenly crown the broken compac
with an open corruption fund of S5O,OOO
Shame, Huron! Shame on you!
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which will enable him to acceptably fill
the place OF the retiring aecrctayy. He
is brother Of the secretary of tho in.
The Territorial Capital.

Hon. George II Walsh has introduced
bill in the council to mako Huron the
capital of the territory. Unfortunately
our Legislators have been so much influ.
enced by purely personal motives that
they cannot get credit for good move
when made. The question as to motive
arises in every case, and what is he go
ing to get. or WHO is to be punished are
heard all along the line. Ifdivision is to
be accomplished in the near future as
everyone hopes. we see little good, only
mischief in agitating this matter now.
VI course, if the territory remains q
whole, it is time for q change. But
whether Huron is tue place or not is not
so plain. The matter is of too much i'm.
portance to be sprung upon the people
and rushed through as proposed.
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II see," she observed as she looked up
from her paper, shat another woman
who was perfectly sane all the time
has just been released from luna
tic asylum after detention of three
years"
"Yes." briefly replied the husband.
"She was incarcerated by her hus-
band"
Yes"
"Who wanted her out OF the way that
he might marry another woman.
"Yes."
"In case you desired to dispose of me
you would probably shut me up in a
lunatic asylum"
mo ma'am; 1 should poison you.
That's the cheaper and better way. As
q man of business, and as an advocate
OF financial economy, I have thought
this matter over time and again, and 1
should certainly prefer to spend fifteen
cents for arsenic to paying out from ten
dollars to fifteen dollars per week for
goodness knows how long"
She looked at him for a long
time with whole iceberg in each eye,
and then turned to her paper with the
remark:
"Just like your stingy ways; you neve,
want me to have anything like other
folks.''
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down, yet forget not that am an ass"
The Times is no dog in the manger. 1t
ls Huron paper and proposes to do
every thing in it's power for the interests
OF Huron. We want the capital to come
here because it ought to come here; be-
cause the people want it here; because
it is the place for it. And if the Press
and Dakotaian wants to come along and
play tail to the Times dog it can come.
We have not the least objection in the
world but there would be large amount
OF dog to small amount of tail. And,
by the way, as the Press and Dakotaian
has republished the Times editorials SO
far we shall be disappointed if it does
not rerublish this.
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A POSITIVE CURE.

NItNUUP NVNlVIlIVi,
ALI-t,TS SOLUBLE NEDlcATE0 EOUGIE9,
l'a;eatcl october IL, 1879. Oac tox
No. lwil cure Any case IN four days c. less.
2o. wi cure the most Obstinate case, 10
L. ter oi ..oy long standing.
NO naGSeouS dcses OF cii3ehS. copabiA or Oil CT
Sf,it i@otd, tha are cer:a!a 10 produce t,ys;,eS-
II by destroying the ,oat:iss cf TIE stomach,
f,ice. 81 5a SOD By al druggists, OF i.ai.cti
N rett..t OF price. Gosl lar !.er plrSfcul &,
sud iuI c'nlui:,s. J.. O, OK 1t,
J. {. A-:...N CO.. g. .-eaa s;;eat, New loIA
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Gully gress ana 9akotnia,.
rHE DAILY PRESS & DAKOTAIAN
Is puDLIsHgD
EVERY EvENINa-ExCEprINd SUNDAYS.

TEHxs OF SUBSCRIPTION: by carriers, per
month. IS oent.; per year. $1,000. ' ~
Office on Third ST., Press aud Dakotaian
- nowEN K1NasnuRY, Prop...:
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Excelsior Book Store Wholesale and Retail

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
We continue to offer to our many
patrons all the new and popular works
of the day at eastern prices. In this de-
partment may be found everything re-
quired lin the stationery line) in the
o@oe. store or school house. Writing
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paper, envelopes .nd blank books made
. speciality. We also carry the largest
stock Of eTWALL PAPERS. "a
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut Sts.
PURDY & BRECHT.
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Invalids broken down in health and spirits
ibl exhaustion that follows. and VITO have
been raised as by a miracle from !; similar state
Representation, Hostottess Stomach Bitters is n
sure guarantee that by the same means you,
too. may by strengthened and restored. For
sale by all druggists and dealers generally.
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l GUESS | Will STAY. TOO.
AND CONTINUE TO SELL,
BOOTS and SHOES

At Q lowest possible prices. If YOU need any
thing In my line it will pay you to sec INV
stock and prices before buying. I
have Just received Il full line Of
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Take Notice.

A 8 THE NEW YEAR Is s4 haad y, vo,la
"A respectfully announco to e. pee1lo e
Yankton and vicinity that We are boStsr n.
choicest and freshest
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VEOoNTINUk Due
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Mems, Boys and Ladies Slippers

line Of Ladies Misses and Chdrens FUs the Holiday
rake Also, line of FUR TRIMMINGS still keep in stock
full line Of Edwin G. Burt Co.'S Reynolds Bros,
Weavers D silvers FINE SHOES for Ladies' Misses
CUSTOM MADE work specially Remember place.
puSs1fo S1Eaf e III hhAD} /. PILES, Yankton
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LIVERY AND FEED STABLES
MERCHANTS LIVERY

FIRsT-CLAss turnouts and reasonable
prices; Vehicle with driver Furnished to
parties wishing to visit any portion of the sur-
rounding country.
stablcs-Third street above Merchants Hotel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-28
WIDE AWAKE DRUGGISTS.

The q. q. NJ. /. Drug Store are al
ways alive to their business, and
spare no pains TO secure the test OF
every article in their line. They
have secured the agency for the
celebrated DR.. Kings New Discove-
ry for Consumption. The only
certain cure known for Consunlp-
ton, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or
any affection of the Throat and
Lungs. Sold on a positive guaran-
tee. Trial Bottle free. Regular
aigs S1.00. y
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Read and Digest,

Send your orders for everything
in the line OF Beer, Ale, Wine
Champagne, Liquors, ETC., to
/ GEORGE A. MEARS. :
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Common Sense Bob Sleds

For heavy use, also a stock Of run
ners to apply to spring wagons and
carriages. Call or address Howard
Sebree, Salt Lake City or Ogden.
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The Utah Furniture Company.

The above company are opening
in the Commercial Building. The
styles are new and certainly ell
egant.
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"HACK1ETACK," q lasting and
;agrant perfume. Price Csc. and
20. Sold by z. G. II. I. Drug Store
f1Sl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-12

AZ the same time maintain their full steam.
ing powers. The extension fronts had
worked well on the smaller engines. and
Yesterday morning Engineer NJ. NJ. Plat
hltched up No. l63. which is powerful 10
men cylinder and 2i.inch stroke engine. 10
tram OF ten paSseng ger and combination
cars, and with Foreman j. w. Milford
aboard, started for Phillipsburg, a distance
OF seventy.iour miles from Jersey CITY, A
clear track was given, and the engine
worked beautifully" Engineer Platt said
The run was made in l07 minutes, includ.
ing one or two slight delays. On the trim
back hot box delayed the train, so that
good time was not made. Ii the extension
fronts prove as successful as that OF No. 163
they will be put on all the large passenger
engines New York Times.
The boston Advertiser says; The lines of
railways in the five divisions OF the earth
cost, in round numbers, SIG COO 900 600, and
would, according to Baron Kolb, reach
eight times around the globe, although il
is but little over halt century since the
hrst steam railway was opened between
Darlington and Stockton, September ~.
1879, and between Manchester and Liver.
pool, September Is, 1880. 1t is shown that
In France, previous to the existence of rail
ways, there was one passenger in every
$4,000 killed and one in every 10000
wounded; whereas, between 1885 and 1878
there was but one in 5,l7SS9 killed, and
one IN 5S0,i50 wounded; so that we may
infer that the tendency to accidents is
yearly diminishing. Railway travelling in
England is attended with greater risk than
in any other country in Europe. A French
statisticiar observes that il person were
to live continually in railway carriage,
and spend all his time in railway travelling,
the chances of his dying from railway nc.
cident would not occur till he was go
years old.
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RAILROADS..

"a. "a. tue rate OF progress now being made
niue construction Of the Northern Pacific
,oau, IL is expected by June LIST to have the
eas'ehd completed to Helena and the west
Snu 10 Mlssoula, leaving an uncompleted
guy OF only 1870 miles The gap at pres
,us Is 26O miles, the connection between
,he Two points being made by stages. The
s,me from st. Paul to Portland is about
q, There are 1880 miles of railroad track in
; ;ne dominion Of Canada. The total nom-
TN ha capital OF the roads Is Sil5,6ll $40.
r ae number of passengers carried in 1852
rS e'5o2 S35, to 6,9l3 GIL in 1881. The
t o X o moved last year was Il, 575, 1877 tons
IN, 40, w the previous year. The earA-
i I'M IN ISL 81 were $50 ,7S9 to $27 $751;
. ~. lSs0Sl. The net profits we're So =
"r,Ssl In lSSl.s2 to 81 ,S63, col In lSSO.Sl.
mere Is excellent authority Tor the state
ba ent mat the Erie and North Shore is to
ma nv ,ne leading line on the Jay Gould roads.
Inv, VIII operate over the southwestern
Sous as well rs the Wabash road proper, u.
TIM US arrangements can be perfected.
ino Equipments ofthe line Is to be largely
hn,'ieased, and its facilities for moving
'SSs,.hess as well,-[Indianapolis Journal
inIgerlan engineers, who have been
, s. suited by NJ. de I.esseps on the inland
bs ssnemes report that the cutting should
On a"n within live years, ut u cost OF 500
fes, w. An average width OF s0or 100
wor, YOU'D be sufficient. as the current
be "ea wlten the canal; and since 1t would
w nnin IN straight line the navigation
o S,vu,u be devoid OF difficulty. A vast tract
ys,yuulry,lacsing only moisture to become
productive, would thus be brought,
unner cultivation.
ne Merldi'n Mercury publishes the fol-
,io ming item for the benefit of those skep.
wSenm a T not believe in signs: Last week
fr eeh capt. Gibson's crew We're running a
,bsnt Train from Vicksburg 10 Meridian
A n.vAihg-glass was broken by accident.
VA sa'senger on board remarked that IL
soma sign OF bad luck, and predicted that
tie vs rsrm would happen to the crew. At
had MY next station one OF the brakemen
rival ~ hand managed and before they ar.
tha,,a,n Meridian the arm of another was
Arc nsadin coupling. The offended fales
den,s voaoly propitiated BY these two acct.
be 4, anu the remainder OF the crew need
sre no w lut,her apprehension, but II they
out. ~ ,ssaisned the bows had better look
70 b,a 20. us Just a. hard on a railroad NAV
one ~ !. mirror a. II Is on sailor TO Hi
Fcs .Mnothe- Carey's chickens.
been ,n ns past few days experiments have
NAV rneue by engineers on the New je,.
Win snHal railroad with engines fitted mr.
10 'don fronts, which are in,,n ,ed
Assnsinc from throwing Gre, aud
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SAMPLED TRED

Neurozone, new Norvc.Lifc, Strength and
vlgor) Is . positive restorative for the Lcsn OF
Manly vigor IN Young, Middle.Aeed and
Old Mon, no matter from what cause. In Ner.
vous Debility, Exhaustion, Impotenoy,
Seminal Weakness, and Kindred ailments,
this Standard Remedy Is certain cure and
to all such sufferers. who send n statement ri
virtue will bc sent Free fCost.. Address,
L. o, tUs 2.zoHE @E4IoEfSS: | &C. y.
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~DR EuaKSE Ds vAux. ca rxAnCD,
has made NJ his asepe for the state Of feIAs y
bal Restorative or ViSalisefN An sGectsi vSi
nervous debility. loss Of manhood ant al hlns
ured diseases should ~ once procure hi pcirculay
nom which to learn the cause OF the dixeAs(f
above nenuoncd; then At once 10 pros nfe non
Us or through Us by your drugsistorl yexprer
the never falling remedy
CRoMpuS BALDWIN 4 WILLIAM
Wholesale pruaRists. pallaa TexAs.
By retail At Howell 4 Bros and xack Toliives
Illustrated Marriage Guide go pages cloth
and gilt binding. 50 cents same In paper COZ %
. cents. Manhood. 10 cents; wemanhood 10
cents; pamphlet 3 eensa securely sea,ed. y
mail send money or postage stamps. ..
WHITTIER the great specialist SAT u Thar o.
street, ST. Louis. No.
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THE GRgAT'ENGLISH RRMEDl!

u . never.failing
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, SEMI
NAL Weakness. HpoY.
MANHOOD impoien.
|cy, Paralys, and al
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse. youihfu
10 lies al d excesses In
|masurer years-such u
|Loss Of Men DRY, Las
|situde Nocturnal Ennis.
Ision, Aversion 70 DociS-
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EXCEuCIATiNG PAIN.

EnwiN FREEMAN, Of Norton, Mass, says al
have suffered the most cxcruca,ing pain In my
kidneys for years, and physicians or medicine
could not relieve mc until about three years
since I commenced taking Hunts Remedy. |
purchased II bottle ut Handbags drugstore In
Providence and took the ilrst dose there, aud
after using one bottle | was free from all pain,
and although this was three years ago have
seen no trace of disease and have not had TO take
any medicine since, believe Hunts Remedy to
be the hes, kidney aud liver medicine ever known.
and chccrfully recommend It TO all sufferers
from this terrible disease"
Hunts Remedy Is a purely vegetable prepara-
ton, scientifically prepared by sklful phar-
macst. Con.
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FUTURES.

TnE future market for cotton in New
York to-day showed an advance of from
to points, the nearer months exhibiting
the greater rise. In New Orleans there was
also an advance, June being quoted at 10 ~,
July at 10 03, aud August at l0.Gj. In Liv-
erpuol the advance was 26i on all months
From present appearances, prices will be
better by the end of the month.
Chicago Produce and Provisions-Wheat
was lower In Chicago to-day. For Msy de-
livery II sold at $1l2, q decline Of \ cent;
for June 1t brought 81 1872, falling of since
last evening Of 4, Corn was not much
changed from the day before, May bringing
$50, and Juno selling At So, a decline Of I
Tho receipts Of grain IN Chicago to-day
were, wheat, 10, 3i2 corn. 100 ,sl. oats, IS, ?3i
The same day last year they were: Wheat,
!,l0l; corn, i00630; oats; o.. i2l. The chip
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This Year, Last Year


Both Cant Survive,
Says Pennsylvania, on all her State docu-
ments. The Keystone State means that
there is an irrepressible conflict between
tyranny and freedom, and one or the other
must succumb. SO there is between health
and disease. Every force that fights sue
cessfully against disease should To heartily
welcomed. Such force-a host In itself
is Hunts Remedy, and its special line OF
attack is against kidney and liver diseases,
over which IL achieves wonderful tri-
umph. fyou have bodily weakness, an
aching back, u general sense OF WEAKNESS
or inertia, or dropsical symptoms; II the
kidneys or liver are deranged there is no
such medicine as Hunts Remedy. 1t
gives notice to oil such diseases to q,itt
Pennsylvania is right; both Hunts Remedy
and the diseases can't survive, and IL Is
they that are conquered.
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CURE YOURSELF

Dr.. hohannan Vegetable curative ID war.
ranled " permanently cure all forms Of spesms.
torrhea or Seminal Weakness, General Debility,
Impotency, ETC, and restores Lost Power and
brings back the Youthful vigor' or those who
have destroyed II by sexual excuses or ey1
practices In from two to seven weeks time This
remedy. which has been used by Dr. Bohannan
In his private practice for over thirty years was
never known To fail In curing even the WORST
CASES. II gives vitality aud imparts energy
with wonderful effect TO those middle aged men
who feel weakness beyond their years. Its In.
MIGRATING properties are ielt ct once. Young
men suffering from the conseqnep ees Of thai
dieatfully destructive habit Of Self Abuse can
use this medicine with the assurance Of speedy
end PERMANENT cure. The patient gainl
strength and elasticity Of spirits 81 once % II
acts directly on tho parts Affected az soothino
and healing tonic and anodyne 10 the RELAXED
seminal vesicles and irritated ducts, impafItnl
power and tone and restoring them to then nAt
ural state the same al II the naneful habit had
never been INDUCED In. The ingredients arc
simple productions Of natufe--6AYks, roots,
herbs, ETC.. and arc specific for the above dis.
cases.
~ Price. Five Dollars, sent with full dirso
tons to any address,. For ssle only At Dr. G A.
Bohannsn's otiice No 62l North Fifth tucet
between Washington. avenue and Green street
st. Louis. Mo. Esiab lished 1872.
eIDr BIS Treatise on Special D'teNeS
which give clear delinoatlon Of the nature
symptoms. means o. cure etc.. Of SYPHlLIR
SEMINAL WEAKNE55s etc. sent FkKE 70
any address up0n receipt ofNns stamp.
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|Padgitt Bros.

men,s from there to-day were Wheat, ~, :.
'u1; corn, lS5 so; oats, 6S,ili, The cor.
responding day last year they were: Wheat,
i9iS corn, 1877 $40, oats. q. 40. Provisions
were lower. Mess pork for Nav sold at
1895, a decline OF la cents. Since last
evening June brought O.O5. a falling off OF
l9l cents, May lard on last call brought
IL 70, which was p cents of OF Yesterday S
prices, and June lard closed at II 92l, a de.
cline OF l9i cents since the day before.
In st. Louis wheat was lower, May bring.
ing LISA. u decline of ! cent, aud for June
it was quoted at l.l4s, falling OF Of /
cent. Corn was better. May selling at sig,
an advance of Z, and June showed the same
rise and brought 52a Oats were lirmer NAV
was quoted at i5t, an advance of 4. and
June closed at 49, bid, which was ! better
than the day before.
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Ammt's Remedy.
SAVED FROM the GRAVE.

MRs. NAycy j. SMITH. of Eastland, Tex,
writes;
al was terribly afflicted with Kidney Disease
and Dropsy, having suffered for over three years
l employed the best physicians In this county
and obtained no relief, but was getting rapidly
worse, My family and friends had lost all hope.
My son happened to read your advertisement of
Hunts Remedy, and procured the medicine for
me. | began to take ii, aud 1t worked like a
charm. After taking several bottles became
entirely well. | an indebted to Hunts Remedy
FOR saving my life and If it hal not been for
your great medicine surely would have been in
my grave to-day"
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Eailroad Time Gable.

RxPREss.
we. Dallas. 800 = M. Arr. Dallas. III y q. n.
Arv. nallas. INN m, 1--we, rs,iss NNn
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INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT
Washington, ID. G..

Mr., STEPHEN A. ArLIN, Washington, d. c..
says
"a member OF my family having been troubled
for several years with Kidney Disease, and, after
trying numerous remedies and methods OF treat
ment without obtaining relief, she was induced
to use your Hunts Remedy, and after thorough
trial she has become completely cured. Know
ing the facts In this ease, cheerfully recommend
its use TO any one afflicted with diseases VI above
nature"
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A Sure Cure for nii FEMALE WEAK
NEssEs, Including Lcueorrhma, Ir-
regular and Painful Menstruaiion,
Inflammation aud liberation of
the Womb, Flooding, PRO-
LAPsyS uTERI, &c.
srpleaant to the taste, cflcae,ous and immediate
In its effect Itisaercat hrlpin pregnancy, and ~
heyes pain during labor ami at regular periods.
PHYSICIANS rsEr AID rRrstG,rr II rgkrn.
tv-foR All wxaKsKsss Of the gcncra,ivc organs
Of either Sex It T. scond to NO rmcdy that has ever
been before the public, and for all diseases Of the
KIDNEYS II is the Greatest Reaoig in the Hord.
sS~KIpNEy COMPLAINTS of Either Sex
Find Great Reliefia Its Use.
LYDIA T. PINEntM's BLooD PURIFIER
will eradicate every Ncstgc Of huNois frOm the
Blood at the time viii give tone and strength TO
thesystcm. AsnarNvious m result as the Compound
ir-Doth the Compound aud Hood Purifier arr pre-
pared az s5S and ss5 Western Avenue, lynn Mass
Price OF either, 81 Six bottles for g. The Compound
ia sent by mail IN the form Of pnl or OF iossnss
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either, Mrs rnkhAm
freely answers all letters of inquiry Enclose cent
stamp. Send for panphlo,. Mention .his Rircr.
ip-LypIL g. PrsxHAMs LIVER rms cure Constpa-
ton, Alousness and Torpidity Of the Liver. 70 ccns
Hs-sold by all Druagists.~Ga ~