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In Memoriam.

At Il regular communication of King
Solomon Lodge No. o. A. Il. and A. NJ
ncld at the Masonic Hall this 10th day Of
July, A. d. 1884, a. l.. 1884, the follow.
Ing resolutions were adopted:
WHERE'S, 1t has pleased tie Supreme
Architect OF the Universe 10 rnmovr from
our midst our brother, Philemon Travis,
and we, dceming it proper on this occa-
sion that We should place upon our lodge
records fitting testimonial OF our apprc.
citation and the rraternal affection we
bore him, and our grief at his loss, there
fore be it
Resolved, That in the death of our bro.
thcr Philemon Travis this lodge and
Masonry has been deprived Of just and
upright man and Mason, whose untimcly
death we deplore.
That we cherish his memory in our
hearts and commend his soul to God who
gave II, hoping 20 meet him in that cclcs.
tial above eternal in the heavens
That we extend our united consolation
to the bereaved widow and children.
That this lodge be drapcd in mourning
for thirty days in commcmoration Of the
sad event.
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24

ana driven over the line into Canada. /,
would have probably cost them more than
'hey were worth, to collect the money for
them
ms view OF the case was frs, presented
to us by gentleman from the North. who
no doubt knows. lie said those young
men may consider themselves fortunate
.'iat there was hitch in their sale, as 1t
Is extremely doubtful If they ever rccciv.
ca more, If those drafts had been honor
nl
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
FORT SHAW RAYS.

Gen. Brooke has been ordered to Wash.
ington to sit Oh the Swain court.martial.
Major Blaine did not pay the compa-
MES last week, but will OH his return
from Assinnaboinc.
Col. Moale has had to press his crutclcs
into service again.
J. II. Mcknight returned from Helena
last week.
John II. Drew had narrow escape one
day last week. His horses started us he
was stepping into his buggy, which threw
him down under their heels, and the bug.
gy wheels passed over his body For
tunately lie escaped with a few bruises,
but not so with the vehicle, rs it is total
wreck, and the vcracious viii says that
portions of it are distributed in three
counties.
VIII Shepherd has purchased John
Drcw's library.
The troops paraded in full dress uni
form last Wednesday evening. They
presented Il fine appearance and are the
best drilled lot Of men it has ever been
our lot to see. In going through the
numerous mannuvres by command, they
seemed to move as one man.
The boys have been practicing at tar.
get shooting and II the United States
wants Il rifle team that can beat any team
we have heard Of, TT. Shaw can produce
it. The following is the result of a
friendly match between Cos. &c" and III"
Hrll Infantry .IlllY 18th.
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
MervY.

Pet. Bull, who drives IN ice wagon
here was tho hero of quite IN exciting
runaway last Thursday morning. One
end Of the neck yoke came unfastcncd,
frightening his team so that they became
unmanagablc. They ran up one street
and down another, through lumber yards
back street and alleys, but Pet kept his
seat, or ut least kept 1t when he was not
up in the mir, us was frequently the case
when the wagon struck some obstruction
At last he got them on Main street and
they made n bee line for home. Pet
stayed with them and through his pluck
saved the wagon from being demolished
and probably other damage. Many man
would have quietly slipped out of the
rear end of that wagon and let the team
have their own sweet will, but Pet amt
going to make that kind of man.
A man from Pennsylvania was in town
the other day and noticing the bin of
coal ut Dyas d Corson's blacksmith shop,
remarked that it must cost them cOnsid.
cradle to get Pittsburg coal. On receiv-
ing ut affirmative answer, he said he did
not see how they could stand it. He was
told that they couldn't stand IL, and that
1t was sample of Montana's production.
The Pennsylvania seemed surprised and
said: "Is this Montana coal? We'll
declare, ! did not suppose there was such
coal rs that west OF the Keystone state.
Why, sir; they don't dig any better coal
than that in America.
The Missoulan says the Sun RIVER
SrS has u female devil mt work. We OBJ
jcct 10 the term devil as applied TO the
young lady who holds that honorable DO.
silion in this office. angel" is the near
est approach 10 anything of the kind We
will stand.
Neal Murphy, one of the road agents
WHO robbed the II. II j. coach had his
preliminary trial ut Helena last week and
was bound over to appear before the
grand jury. Chas. Cooper's watch charm
and knife was found on tho prisoner.
Senator Cochran has purchased band
of 5000 of Alex johnson and Richter d
Hunt, of Chotcau.
j. NJ. Powers supt. Of the II. u b. stage
line, was in town this week
Tom Kane has returned from his pros
pccting trip.
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
New Mail Route.

The following letter explains itself,
and shows the Major has not quite for.
gotten us and our wants:
WAslrNaToN, D. c., July 10, 1884
SrN RIVER SuS:
have the honor to inform you that, in
accordance with your recommendation
the service on Route No, 36t99. from Sun
River by Johnstown, To Great Falls, Ter.
ritory of Montana, has been advertised for
temporary contract, two trips n week
from Sept. 1, 1884 to June 30, 1885.
Very respt.,
G.. NJ. SWEENEY,
Acting ed Asst =. NJ. General
Hon. MARTIN MAGiNNIs,
House of Representatives.
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFficR Ar ilrLraA,
July ~, 1884,
NJ otice is hcrnby given lhat the following NAMED
U Ter hgs titd notice Of his intention 10 make
final prool in support Of his claim, and lhn, said
Public in and for Lewis and Clarke county, NJ. u.
at Sun River, NJ. NJ. on August g. 1881, viz: Lem
ual I.oon4 who made prprnpliun u No. Gi37,
for the SEA swH ~, s"4 aec. fp 10 nof RI " and
lot No. sec u tp N Of r3 ".
lie NAMES the following witnesses 10 provo his
continuous refid.ncc upon, and cultivation Of,
j. Ellis and William BSrEelll,,lol Of Sun Rver,
ID. n. Il. Atkinson, Register.
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. r.,

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. r.,
July ~ 1884.
NJ MOTICE IL hereby giynn that the following
Unnamed settler has tied notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim, and
thAt said proof will BE- inndn before /. N. Iazlosl
Il Notary Public, in md for Chateau county, Mon
tunn, Mt Chotoau, IL. y. ON August y, 1884, viz
william Turner who made prcemptou u s No.
i512, for the sel-l see 9 tip y II Of r W.
lie names tine following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultiyaiiOn nf,
eaid land, viz William d Jones, Lewis rnnp-
Ter, Henry Pnrks and CHARLES = Perkins all Of
Cheteau ~. 4. Parkinson. Resistur.
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT.
l.,l.. II

July II, 1854. !
NOTICE is hereby given that tho following
y named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
and that said proof will 10 made before John
K.rlcr, Notary Public in and for Lows aud
Ciarkg county, Montana, nj sun River Montana
On August ~ 1881, viz: John Brown, who made
precnption y y No. 1903 for tho "a nwi4 soc.
se,l nela and lot sec. z tp l9nOfr2 W.
llo names the following witnesses to provo his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
eaid land, viz: John Il. Shepherd, William y.
Shepherd, nnnion X. Shepherd and Alcx G.. Lux
ull OF Fort Shaw, N. Il. h. Atkinson. Rogistsr,
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
ANCLDRSCONPLD1B0U OUTFIT

This IL our lntn-t and best ontit, II consists
OF Il fine II foot joined rod, with braes TIPS and
ferrAlcs; bob; cork bob With hook ana lin,;
u Tinl:ors'2 forty-foot aea~arass limos and short
or T. 2assort"d hooks; 3 trout und two bnss fics;l
fire bait box, hinged cover and highly ornament
I'd; trolling hook and / renl holding 10 foot of
line This j u splendid outfit for those WHO de-
lgh, In fishing. Price 81, or Q for $2.76. Re-
mt - IoSrhL .OrE on CURRENCY,
Q. COlGY CO., Chicago, H.
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

land UFFIoE AT IILLENA, MONT I
julia II, 1884. I
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
'snaned settler I'm, filed notice Of his intention
to make fnm proof in support Of his claim, and
that said prof viii be made before |. n. IIaz-
lett II Notary Public in and for Chotcan county,
NJ Il, at thotean, NJ. T., viz: George j. Miller, WHO
made preemption 8 No. 50!O for the eia nel-a
nwl-i nell sec TIP % n of r1w W.
He name tho following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultiytion Of
said land. viz: Joseph NJ. Miller, Carl A Bur
bank, Daniel Mckay and Robert J. miller, all Of
Chotaan, NJ. 4. 4. ATKINSON, Rcgist0r.
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
FATHER PRANDO'S
impressions Of the Piegan Indians
Condition.

Father Prando who lately returned |
from the Blackfcct agency where he has
been doing missionary work, called at the
SrN office Saturday. The reverend
says that the situation ut the agency il
fully as bad as reported, and that there
are many lodges without child remain.
Ing; some with but one man and some
uninliabtcd Starvation has done It's
deadly work among the children, weak
women and dccriped mon.
The Father says he found 1t uphill
business converting Indians to the wor.
ship of the white mans God, while they
are coopcd up aud starved to death by
nation which processes to worship that
God. lie found 1t hard to tell starving
men of the goodness, mercy and justice
of the white mans God. lie could not
bear to hear the incessant cry Of the fam.
isling children for food; TO see the ago.
nizing tears of the mother, whose babe is
dying for nourishmcnt which her breast
connot yield.
II there was famine in India, In Ice.
land, In any country but our own. II cry
would go out all over this land and mon.
ey would pour in to relieve the starving;
but the Picgans, the nations wards. may
die. No word goes forth asking aims.
No minister of the gospel breaches char.
| " for them who owned all these plains,
mountains lakes and rivers by tho right
of Possession. We hold them now hy the
right of might. We pen them in game.
less reservations, and forbid them to cross
It's boundary lines. The fronticrsman has
but little sympathy for the Indian any in
case, because lie ha. been the one to suf.
fer always, from the broken faith of the
| Government with them. If the govern.
ment would give them plenty to cat they
would not kill cattle. If they had III.
ways kept faith with them, we should
never have had better Indians. The old
Hudson Bay Company never had any
trouble will, Indians, and they were prac.
tlcally Il government But why. because
they did exactly whu: they promised in
every instance with them.
Eastern papers speak Of vague reports
reaching them of the condition of these
Indians. Il it not enough to know that
they are in want that they IRE actually
dying by hundreds for want of food.
Sheep and Sheep Ranch For Sale.
This season closes my term of years
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
StraYs.

The following is n list of calves brand
ed at this springs branding by Lake Ulm
at the Leplcy creek corral:
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24

Two Of our most successful hunters,
popularity known as "Notary Jack and
"B. Ache jim have our thala for u fine
mess Of cerlcws. Loastwise, that IS what
they were Tabled, There seemed to be
several species Of the bird, inasmuch as
several werc web,footcd, and Il few bore
Il remarkable likeness to the kind Of
birds which were made into a pot-pe
once UPON time many years ago
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
Chestnut Items.
CuEsTNrT, July 18th, 1884.

CHESTNUT, July 18th, 1884.
I'd. SuN: :--Grass has taken Il fresh start
since the big rain.
Old.timcrs say tho amount Of rain and
breeze we have been having this month is
very unusual.
Harvey 81 Close went down the river
tho other day with Il raft of lumber They
struck Il huge rock up in the canyon and
"broke up but they got fixed again.
A light frost on the night of the 4th did
some little damage TO garden truck in
places.
Grain is heading out now. Harvest in
few days.
Marion Kinscy has purchased new
twinc binder. All who have grain to cut,
call and sec him.
Much talk about the new lay.
Burt Strong is working for Mullory.
Misses Lizzie and Lena Allen are visit
ing with their cousin, Miss Bette, on
Deep creek.
Kecler Of Benton, has been In our val.
ley the past few days looking after the
interests Of his paper y. La Il.
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24

Company &C." 200 yards, 80; 800 yards,
II.
Company ''H.' 200 yards, s5; 800 yards,
60.
Judgc--Licut. J. II. Beacon.
Scorer--Scrgcant Crone.
Sun River sun., 1884-07-24
Sheep and Sheep Ranch For Sale.

This season closes my term of 3 years
lease of L. Beaches sheep on shares,
when ! will offer for sale my entire out
fit. For particulars, address
stf VS. BARNETT, Florence, NJ. T.
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49, = p 0royD Nalrsel

Nn AID ArTKs THURSDAY, psoln.
.U!sg,,s. e -. :sss ~ 80 = 49,.
~ -. 80 49, Ia Hp-sAe
-: e - = y.KixM. ~.
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al 10, February 81 OK bid; March u Z
| Oh I0k; April 81 Ilh@l II; May u La1
al i3N. Corn-Lower and nominal;
mixsd February 6lX@62c; March 6oN5
6OHc: May 622l@63Hc; steamer SIC. 0at,
Firm but quiet; white 44@46c; mixed
4a@4sc; Pennsylvania 42@46c, Rye,
Oniet at 65669c. Provisions-Stesdy ana
In good demand for job lots. Eggs-Eaaer
at 22@23c-
PHnApx1pHIA. February 2i.-Flour..
Ouiet and steady. Wheat-Dull; No: z
red February 81 OS1I@1 O5A; March 81 OSs
al OsZ; April 81 1O5s@l 10H; May 81 13H
al 12A. Coma shade stronger cut
ytry dull car lots quiet and steady; reject
ed yellow 5SHc; No. white Sc; steamer
white SIC; steamer mixed 5Sc; sail mixed
February 60H@6l &c; March 6lg6l &c;
April 6iK@6l%c; May 621@62A Oats
STEADY and in fair demand: No. mixed
ACC: No. 3white 43c; No. . white 4ic.
Toledo
TOLEDO, February 2l.-Wheat - Quiet
but firm; No. red each 81 OI9l %
February 81 COZ; March 81 Ok; April
81 OS3I; May 81 U5A; June 81 OK asked.
Corn Dull and prices shade lower; No.
2 cssh and February SIC: March sac;
April SEC asked; May Sc; rejected 90 &c;
NO grade 44Hc. Oats-Dull but firm; No.
Q white sec; No 2 cash Soc asked; February
35Hc bid May S71I@372lc. Cover Seed
Easy and quiet prime cash October and
March SIS 20; No. > s. 30.
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SAUCE FOB sMssTAsaSIs.

An Italian jOurnaiiSt, describing the
American girl, says she is like cham
payne. lrs, this is the year for h-r To
"pop."-Ionkers Statesman.
y Bismarck young msu says he meets
with setback every time he goes to
see his girl. she sets the clock so that
he will have daylight TO see by when h
goes home ct midnight.-BlsmIrc
Tribune.
NO, Charlie, you mustn't call on ne :
Pm engaged, and Jim won't like it."
Well, he calls on you aud | dOn'L like
il. guess Pve got IS good rigat to
~orrv him as he has to worry ma. -
Hotel Mail
Sleigh-riders in Canada keep warm by
placing common cOal-Oil lantern be-
tween the feet and covering the lap with
large blanket. Such aids are not
needed in this country, as married PEG.
pie seldom SO sleigh-riding. -Philadel.
phia Call.
A Patterson girl cured lover of his
iDfatuatiOn by striking him over the
head with bottle of patent medicine
The prOprietors Of the stuff are after
him for q sworn certificate TO add to the
slmana" literature Of the day.-Bis-
marck Tribur e
This talk OF the girls taking advan-
tage Of leap year Is all nonsense. They
know that the man who hasn't the
couTsge to pop the question would want
his " fe 10 pop out III bed aud do all the
nghtiug when burglare were heard
breaking into the houSe.-Pniladelphia
Chronicle.
"The best suit ever made" re-
marked the tailor, slrer proposing m n
riage and being accepted by his lady
love. "Ies," replied she, II am your
made to order" After they were mar
riJd, however, ne always declared that
she was ready maid.--C!uciuuati Sat
urday Night.
Young man, il she pops the question
To you, cen tho it takes you by sur
PRISE and strikes you all OF a heap like,
don't blush, anu stammer, aud giggle,
and falter out something about seeing
papa" Take our advice and don't do
anything OF the kind. Look the situa-
ton and girl sluarely in the face and
ask her low she expects TO support you.
The NOOner.
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PuSSTEh'S PICNIC.

Given up 10 dye-a last years light
dress.-Merehsn. Traveller.
Times up" said the needy one
when he pawned his watch.-Boston
Bulletin.
The dreaded dover of the food-The
rivers rose-Plttsburgh Chronicle-Tele-
graph.
SycOphants-The man who has to
board his wife's fathers sister.-Mara-
thou Independent.
Drunken men are seldom hungry,
hut the man who is sleepy drunk is
Possessed of a happy tight-Boston
star.
"Will you smoke Key West to-
dav?"
"I1l say yes to the Keywestion every
time. Traveller.
Joseph Cook asks, "Do you need q
new Theology" Can't say; but We
do know that our cook kneads bread
Boston Courier.
Ii is now believed that Courtney is
the author of that beautiful eligsic poem
beginning, "AfllictionS's oar long time
he bore. "-Hawkeye.
Loves sweetest thoughts are all uu-
spoken" says some one. True for you.
Lovers use the sighin' language,
lhough.-Salem Sunbeam.
4 woman in San Francisco has been
appointed to the position Of conductor
ON a line of horse cars. At last the
dream of fair women" is realized
Boston Courier.
IL like To have my own weigh" is
what the grocer said when he forgot to
remove the pressure OF his hand from
the sugar he had put into the scales
Boston Budget.
"When Jack Downing comes visit
ing my daughter" said old man Hard
foot. al demonstrate the fact that
every man can be his own boOt-iack."
-GOnkers Gazette.
The wife of the living skeleton says
she will tie her husband into q knot if
he molests her. OF course it would be q
bone knot. Look again. It's there
Bismarck Tribune.
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For sale By Logan q Co., whee,iaz.
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MEDICAL.
PSALMS.
GREvusED.1

lhkVSkD.I
llEAR this, al 70 people, and give ear al
ys iaralid, of the world, Hop Bittsrs will
make you well and to rejoice.
2. 1t shall cure all the people and put
sickness and suffering vndr foot
s. Be thou not afraid when your family
is sick, OF you have Bright's disease or
Liver Complaint, for Hop Bitters will cure
You.
4 Both low and high, rich and poor
know the value of Hop Bitters for bilious
nervous and Rheumatic complaints.
s. Cleanse me- with Hop Bitters and
shall have robust and blooming health.
g. Add disease upon disease and let the
worst come, am safe II use Hop Bittera
4. For all my life have l been plagued
with sickness and sores, and not until q
year ago was cured. BY Hop Bitters.
g. He that keepeth his bones from sch.
ing from Rheumatism and Neuralgia, with
hop Bitters, doeth wisely.
9. Though thou hast sores pimples,
freckles, salt rheum, erysipelas, blood poi
soning, yet Hop Bitters will remore them all.
ID. What woman Is there, feeble and
sick from female complaints who desireth
not health and useth Hop Bitters and Is
made rel
H.. Let not neglect to use Hop Bittee
bring on serious Kidney and Liver com.
plants.
IL. Keep thy tongue from being furred-
thy blood pure, and thy stomach from in.
digestion by using Hop Bitters.
Is. All my pains and aches and disease
60 like chsff before the wind when use
Hop Bitters.
Il Marx the man who ,cds nodrly dead
ard given up by the doctors after using
Bop Bittsrs and becometh we'll.
l5 Cesse from worrying about nervous.
ness general debility, aud urinary trouble
for Hop Bitters will restore you.
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Cincinnati

CrNCINNAfI, February q. - Cotton =
Steady and unchanged. Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-In fair demand; No.
2 red 81 06@1 o6. Oats-Ia light demand;
No. 5 mixed Ale. Corn-Quiet; No. mixed
ssc. Rye-Firm and unchanged. Pork
Firm; mess SIS 90. Lsrd-Quiet; prime
steam 9.37h@94c. Bulk Meats-In fair
demand; shoulders 7Hc; short ribs exc.
Bscop-Quiet; shoulders 80: short ribs
1OHc; short clear l0Hc, Whisky-Steady
ut 81 Is. Butter-Easier; extra northwest.
ern creamery $50; choice dairy 23c.
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NAILS-s2 60 CARD.
wheeling.

The nail market is very quiet, owing TO
the want OF stock. There is no change in
prices. Nails, Brsds and Fencing-l0d to
6Od 81 60; Sd and cd 81 IS; 81 and "a s. 10;
I'D and Sd 81 IS; Sd 81 10; I'd S. 35; 3Uc a
key on common cut. Barrel-lH inch
81 10; III inch 81 IS; inch S. 10; e inch
b 60; q inch Sc 90. Lining-H inch 81 %:
q inch IS SO. Finishing-S inch and over
"a 20: l inch Sc IS; 81 20. Casing and
Ro1-5Oc per key over common cut. Fine
Blued-3d 1915; ID q 80. Cut Spikes-All
sizes So 90. Boat Spikes-All sizes So So
Roofing Nals-Iron, sc oser common cut;
iron galvanized s. TO over common cut;
iron timed s. GO over common cut.
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MEDICAL.
A GOOD COMPARISON.

pov William Roularr, well-known
ss, Inv clergyman, residing at Naples
a sUs.. The following amusing, but apt com
a rs,son between Dr.. c, KaLsns. p'r ,S
pag nsras by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh
Pa, and ferret .,..r,-snca ola
"a ferret when placed at the traSeIs along
rat hole, enters the az ~ ths rat, extermin-
ss pSS:ss Sse IA da S 'h And fP In ike
manner have found a pr: S hose those dreadful
r.gs to operate uPon, 49, ors 81 children. This
4SssT like the the sP9ST hunts
round the stomach and ont iaS 81 the aSiT reptiles
worms, sha sn Their den. and carries ISeH
sweeps SiS clear out Of DE SYSTEM v Inns,
s "a Isast, has been the effect VI the e'D-
0Ige upou my children.
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THE PRESIDENTS PANTS.
A Little Discussion that Disturbed the
Harmony o: . Distinguished Family.
NiiIlctn,ri Trnnsrript.

Harmony o: Distinguished Family.
Hiddlc,ows Transcript.
al see" said Mrs. Hayes the other
night, as she finished figuring up how
many ducks she would sell and how
many she would keep for seed this year,
and took up the newspaper, 81 see 3
great deal in print about President
Arthur's pants. Some comments are
very disgusting, should say. The
papers didn't speak so about US when
we were at the head OF the nation,
Rutherford. ;"
"No, ms'am," said Rutherfo I'd,
timidly: "they never to my knowledge
referred to my-that Is, your-I mean
our psnts.n And then Rutherford got
up and went out to the kitchen to see II
the brick for Luck's feet was hot enough
to take to bed. 90
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

Cuticura Remedies are the greatest medi-
ciues on esrlh. Had the worst case OF salt
rheum In this country. Ny mother had 1t
twenty years, and in fact died from II. he
lieve Cuticura would have saved her life. Ny
arms breast and head were covered for three
years, which nothing relieved or cured until
used the Cuticurs Resolvent internally. and
Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally.
j. w, ADAMS, Newark, o.
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now , l, , y s Sg t.: /

TITS at this season, when the blood and per-
i spiration are loaded with impurities, that
disfguring -humos, humlliating eruptions,
itching tortures, salt rheum or eczema, psort.
asis letter, ringwerm. baby humors, scroiu-
lous sores assesses and dGsch rging wounds,
and every species OF itching, scaIy and pimp-
" diseases OF the skin and scalp are most
speedily and economically cured by the Gu.
ticpra Rem edies
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pr, Me- sor.RE ON MY FEET"

PUT Me SQUARE ON Ny FEEr.'
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