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II THE gOUDAN.

CAIRO, May 27.-The governor OF
Dopgols visited the disturbed district and
persuaded the people to remain quiet. The
tribes have consented to pay taxes, The
governor engages to paciiy the Soudan II
several thousand troops are sent him. The
governor OF Dsrfour says that alter revisit.
ing tho rebels. and for two years awsitin g
oft-solicited assistance, | finally surrendered
to avoid further bloodshed."
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Louisyillo Races.

LouIsvrLLE, May 27.-There was LARGE
attendance Mt the races to-day, In,
weather was cool and the track In good cor
dition..
Selling Race--P Purse 500; usual condi
tions. mile and half; Jim Carlisle won
Tsngler, second; Edwin A., third. Time
2H.
Moet & Chgndon champagne Siako-FoI
3yesr.olts, winner to present elk dozen
OF Meet e. Chandon wine 70 the club, mile
and three furlongs; starters odcstY
Strickland, Bob Cook and Bob Miles;
Modesty held the lead and won by two
lengths: Bob Cook. second; Bob Miles
third. Time-2:26 ~.
Stecplechsse-About one mile and three
eighths; won by Msior Pickett Patsnaca
second: RosoE, third Time-2;35.
The Kennesaw S,ske-Seliing sweep.
stake, all eges, one mile; starters: Lizzie y.
Gus Mathew, Taxgatherer, Twilight, ia
ponca and Wedding Day. Gus Matthews
won by length; Taxeatherer. second: Liz
zie, third. Time-l:44 l-2; The winner wa
sold to l.. Martin Tor 81 900.
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WAsuIEoroE, Nay H.-tPresc.l- lin ~
sard 10 the statement coming from Ban
Frapcisoo 70 the effect that the maintenance
Of direct mall service bss!scn that city and
Lustrslis 10 threatened By the failurs
q this eovsrnmsnt 70 provide 2 sub
sidy, IL il said q he pec;smce os'
SissSs Of the hcuss Of representative,
A Accordance with he pooo01eooaiton
a PoStmoster -0sssral 0rsoho0, b under
stoo6 70 have prepared . measure provi-
nm for The continuation Of the subsidy OF
70 600 per sunuu. which ~ hr!t paid IN
Ss0ors the mall sssvIos bstween I'm ffsn-
cl>o9 IN Au<tro'ia
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Tho Texas Republican Delegates--i
Huge Canard Corrected.
senator Brown Tells tho fruth-New
England Scariiied.
House Proceedings - Miscellaneous.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-[Speoial The
report was current here to-day that several
Texas delegates to tho chicago convention
were here, en- route to Chicago, ard were
coouetting, not to use worse term, with
the Arthur and Blaine managers. The
yeport proves uniounded, 30 tar. Both
blaine and Arthur have literary bureaus
here. and both are lively centres OF political
gossip and manipulation.
All dem ocrsts except Mills. Of the Texas
delegation, voted for Wallace as against
Mckinley, In the contested election case
to-day.
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EXCURSION TICKETS.

Over the Missouri Pacific and Texas
Pacific rail ways will be on sale at Il. p.
rurner's ticket office, 504 Main st., June
lst, tho only office where you can get
through sleeping.car accommodations to
Rt IouiR
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Business Men,

BubiueBS mcH,
Wsxried from the labors Of the day, on
going home, find that they cannot have the
desired and necessary rest, for the litti.
darling 10 siill suffering, and slowly and
pitifully wasting away by the drainage mp.
on its system from the elect Of teething. II
they would think TO use Or. Bigsers' South.
ern Remedy, loss Of sleep and DO vel com :
plants would be unknown. Price 80 cents.
AK your druggist for It. Manufactured by
Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Georgia, pro-
prietor Of Taylor's Premium Cologne.
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Marine.

NEW ORLRANs, May 27.-Clesred: Steam.
ships Rio Grande, Morgan City and New
York; Kake Carroll, Belizs.
GALvE.roN, May 2-Arrived: Steam
chip Oily Of Norfolk Morgan oty, Cleared Tsd
cordian, Hamburg. Sailed: Steamship
Citv OF Norfolk, Indianols; schooner Laura
A. Burpham, Apalachicola.
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LuDdborg's Perfume, Ed enia.
Lundborg's Perfume. Mar echsl Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley
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:. 7aa-lIIl,l-Gtroot.
tgG Dallas, Texas
SARGENT & co.
GENERAL AGKNTs.P0R

stock
hand Gener Tor Nonpsre large stock
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Corcorsn street, which was Ia her name, tn
.lohn X. Mclean. editor OF the Cincinnati
Enquirer, for 1900.
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POSTAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, May T-ISpecial.l-rhe
a follow: Special service between Vilott
and Whitesboro is discontinued. The post
Office OF Ola, Dallas county, is established,
and Gets its mail via Duck Creek. M. n.
McRea 10 the new postmaster at Elwood.
Sunshine, Houston county, Ia new ONCE =,
Novo, Denton county, has been deprived Of
anecial service,
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GRAY Ham on WutoxKRs changed IN
Olnut2y 70 GLOSSY BLACK ~ single NJ.
patnnam Of this Dru- Sold by DruGgistA
= osat b. express On y>csips Of 81.
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H..
contaiDi..
force to spte..
long before the higl
O., appearance.
John b. Witwer has now on stoY.-
assortment OF Jump seat carriages, huge.
and phsetops, also a full line of Stude5akel
farm and spring wagons, etc. II you want
TO buy good vehicle cali at 7l3 Elm street,
and don't you forget it.
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Those suffering from Dyspepsia, Indigo :.
ton, etc., should read the advertisement
OF O0lden's Liquid Beef Tonic.
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THE GOOD rEMPLARs.

Right Worthy Grand lodge Of Good TEN.
plars convened here to-day In Ito thlrtieth
annual session with 400 delegates In Atien.
dance, representing Canada, India, Prince
Edwards Island hnd every state of the
union. The Right Worthy Grand TemplAr,
George II. Kaizensteip. OF Sacramento, pro.
sided and read the annual report, which
states evidence OF progress In the direction
Of legislative prohibition In the past year
has been marked and encouraging. The
report declares that unless one or both O,
the great political parties declare uneqniv-
ocAlly for temperance that the temperance
people will support prohibition candidates
TO bs nominated at convention to be held
at Pit,sburg, July 23d. The report OF the
grand secretsry shows the organization to
be In most fiourishing condition IN every
respect.
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In GENERAL.
Detroit Furnishes a Dark Page 10 the
Criminal Calendar.
Ball aud at-The Lucky Flyers OF the
Turf.
And Other Tales Of the Telegraph.
A Terrible Confession.

Terrible Confession.
DkrRsrr. May 27.-David stone, the ha II
witted uncle OF the little 6-yesr old girl
Lula Dycke, who was arrested last week OF
suspicion OF having outraged and murdered
her, made confession Of his terrible crime
found secret and last night he was taken
into court without pubic knowledge o.
what was going on aud fen'
fenced to the state prison for life. ther
put into close carriage and driven across
the country TO Jackson, where he arrived
at an early hour this morning. These ex
trAordinsry proceedings we're taken on 40
count OF the intense feeling a. Hlllsdals
and TO avoid lynching, which had beer
generally threatened, In case the suspicious
entertained Against Stone should ripen into
certainty.
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The Grcenbackcrs.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 27.-The attendance
on the gresnbsck national convention.
which meets here Tomorrow, Is uneIptct.
eddy large. There are now about 800 dele.
gates in the city, and the managers expect
200 more. The convention meets 70
morrow at IL O'Clock and all indications
point TO the nomination Of Ex-Governor
Butler for president. There 10 q. good deal
OF opposition to Butler, which is led BY
Scion Obsse, OF Maine and George O.
Jones, of New York, but there 10 no proba'
ability II will develop enough strength 20
defeat the Massachusetts man. An attempt
has been made to work up Q hoom
for Jesse Harper. OF Illinois, and the Mary
land delegation will vote for him, but the
movement seems to have little strength
elsewhere. General West, Of Mississippi,
appears 70 be the unanimous choice for
vice president. General Tyler, OF Florido,
will bs made temporary chairman sno
General Weaver, Of lows, permanent pre-
aiding officer,
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Base hall.

ST. LOUIS, May T.-St. Louis Unions
s; Keystone, 4.
WAsHIsGrog, May 27.-Louisyllle. q
Washington, l..
CLEVELAND, May 27.-Detrolt, 4; Cleve-
land, /.
NEw YoRK, May T.-Boston, 2; New
York !.
Nsw YoBK. May T.-Indianapolis, 7
Brooklyn, @.
Nav York, May g.-St Louis, 7; Me-.
ropolitsns, q.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Philadelphis, 4
Providence, 3.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Athletlos, 8
Toledo, ..
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Miscellaneous Foreign News

Little Joker" is the best smoking t
bacco.
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The Brighton Beach Races.

Nxw YoRK, May N.-Brighton Beach
rsces-Second day. Weather pleasant and
track fast; 1000 persons present.
Three quarter OF q Nile Rscs-A'l ages;
won by Little Minch; Plunser, second;
King Fan, third.-Time ILL l'2.
Selling Rsos-Mile; won by Boulette
Little Dan, second; Clarence, third. Time
LAB.
One and One.qusrter Mile-All ages;
Mixes Pride won; Arsenic, second; Centen.
ninl, third. Time-2:l4 "a.
Stsep!echsso-0ver short course: won by
Odttte; Carlisle, second; Echo, third.
Time-2.53.
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CHARLEsToN, May 1.-THE steamer Pilot
Boy, Egan's wharf, Goldsmith's ware.
house and quantity oil cotton burned to-
day. LOSE, 800 600.
- WORCESTER, May 27.--The Rrierly cotton
m,,Is m,,bury, haye burned, Lose, $50 900
MEMPHIS. tsy T.-The AysAanche,s
Hslens, Arkansas,r speoial says; A
drs 81 harrisburg, Aissarrsna' burned
the dry goods houses of sohs"f'T os
Holliizer and Grant Bros, and the GAVIN
and billiard hall of J. B. Hamilton IL On.
Schwartz & Hollitzer's loss is $50 900;
partially insured; Grant Bros. loss, Sl5,.
coo, partially insured; j. d. Hamilton d
Cos. loss, SIS, 900; uninsured.
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THIS WEEK ONLY.

For this week only we will offer the following
goods at prices that will astonish every one:
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KER ON nIs MUSCLE.

WAsnIseros. May 2L-[press.l-Ke In
his testifying before the Springer commit.
tee to-day, said that II seemed that Ksl.
talked about him. He had been informed
that he (KellogR) had told n certain CORE
spondent that he would and ought 10 take
shotgun and blow out his (Kers) brains.
II want to say here, +" said witness, that II
Kellogg wants that Kind Of satisfaction II
he will let me know the time and place |
shall be there; II no wants that kind of sat.
isfaclion no may have II. My
character has neyer been assAiled. y
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Major ]. +. Elliott 10 at this mo-.
the care speeding toward bis new field
labor. Those LETT In charge OF the depart.
ment he SO ably filled OH this paper, will
strive to maintain the standard he estab-
iished, and, nevertheless our readers will
miss his graceful periods and his lucid style
Of utterance. He will be absent one year.
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ener set!o and tireless. You will never find
him Sin the lead" but always leading, !
100 Main street.
Mrs. J. +. Myers 49,
Of BRYAN .
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SPerhaps chose Who want = 8 q n n =

h
Perhaps those who want to 60 to En-.
rope with outI crossing the ocean may
some day have their wishes gratifed.!
4 "A corresp ondent says il is proposed that
p railroad shall be constructed along
the Pacific coast to the extremity Of Al
hska, where ferriage would connect
the tourist with the Russian rail-
'Way system, which would be extended
TO the Siberian side of Behring' IS strait.
As the strait is only IS miles wide be-
tween East Cape and Cape Prince Of
Wales, the distance in q swift steamer
wouldsbs trifing even for the victims
Of sea-sic kness. Parlor cars transferred
TO the steamers might practically give
On overland route from New York to
ST. Petersburg without change. s 3
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awhat Hon, ). 8. BurrowyS sa n, I;

/ For more than five years past a member Of
my family has been afflicted with Hay Fever,
cnlmina ting. late in the fall with a hacking
cough, which would increase in severity until
the return Of warm weather. Every remedy
proved futile, and relief was only found in, q
change Of sclimate 4 There was recurrence
of the difficulty last fall attended with the us
.ual cough and violent protracted sneezings
Not half bottle Of Papillion Oatarrh Cure had
been used before the cough entirely disap-
5peared, and general relief followed It Is
simply wonderful Don't fail to try it II VI
"a h & 5 j. O. BuRRows, 55E &
81 (Ex- Memb. Congress, 4th Dist, Mich. j
\: Kalamazoo; ich: March 18th, 1884 5sit /.
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!. / I u
4; /
a strange'tsI !; az Arizona.

sae1h We Ant anitife swsiithou ut amuse-,
nents atand sports ID Arizona, said a.
bearded spassenge IRON the southwest
30 course; ttheaytres and circrsea
ara prettyts Zee, and III ere 1iain't ,nongh,
level gro nd 81 the territory Is play q
gamer sbase,ball on;:s But we, has our,
fa "a, ~ The !ll Il a. All town where
mind you, we are gettin' civilized
ont there's end hare TO yns now in
stead spf merea CAMP insmy town our
best sport is: Withsa eolored man named
Sam. Hes q big, strong jack that is,
He vas Poor fellow he tempted fate;
too often and got !teok id finally. Sam
made bis ivin' furnishing fun for the
boys. He would draw 9 chalk line on
the floor, get down in front Of it on all
fpnrs, and for ten cents let any man.
take big bag Of Sand and crack him
one from behind. IL the striker
knocked Sam over the line he got his
money back. Wei, this sport Vent
along sgyesA pnpn hsF until one dry a
wieked ia ksh gs EaAgsg Comes to town
1t sB a a5aes Z re
apfatty good customer himself already.
will ye let me have lick at
I'VE for "a dirae 2" he inquired Of Sam.
'Sartinly, sab; three for q quarter.
Take 8 quarters RuttlI "A he sstranger;
said he guessed btsSwouids bs,enough.
Sam got d5maen afl fSufs. Tie trang-
Rer then picked up the @sandbag. Sam
Topped his head down and grinned be-
sanding Is raised nisk fss Sessair, t Is
wicked oking stranger looks wiek
out of his eyes, and We get on to his
powerful frame and arms all of aBudaen.2
Like laistrokes sligh thing down Gomez
the bag poor Sam. !" Did it hurt the
niger much q = Hurt him? Nobody
knows. The fact is, when he got down
on the floor hishead was pointed toward
the wide:open door Of the bar-room, out
/ ofiwhich we could look down the noun
tain side. Sam catapulted ont O that
8 fhs posssaid 10 bsli@Fsd 1T c6on Rsd.
never stopped till he got back to 'ole
Alabam he used ter talk so much
about. 2 Did You find out who the
s'trang er was e ! & Ell B should soy.
we did. His eihatt6ef was Sullivan, a
prize-f fighter from down east some-j
where.3 - v N 49,
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You CAN'T MAKO $500 ~ Beading rhis,

You Can't ;1kale;4 5000 by Reading This
even If have chronic nasal 5catarrh in its
worst stages for although this amount Of re-
ward has fof many years been offered by the
proprietors 6f DR. Sage's Gatarrh Remedy, for
any case Of catarrh they cannot cure, yet not
withata ing that thousands use tho Remedy
they rare, seldome alleg nponEts pay the reward,
hays UNIVERSALLY found that: the failure to cure
was wholly due to soms overlo oked complica-
ton, usually easily removed by a slight modi-
fioation of the treatment. Therefore, If this
should meet the eye Of anybody who has made
Remedy without receiving & perfect and fper-
manent cure therefrom, that person wifi do
well to either call upon Or write to the propri-
etors, the World's Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, of Buffalo, N. y, giving all the particulars
and symptoms in the case. By return mail
they will get good advice free Of all costs. q
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Sometime, Is fscoanrstanritl 8 troublin1Jg,

Something ria sscqnst 4 troubling
nnIarticle IN the Jul sEPo pular Science
Monthly he proves to his own satisfac-
,ioh that popular government is merely
mob rule. w ell now lfs Isl ,ishpnpssj
1t il why should il turb You SO much 2,
Suppose the United States is mob
government, if you please. The peo-t
pie thereof afs satisfed they have a
good government, fpn ss that has grown
better and Better IN the time since it
was first organized. The Natiop, too,
has madx asoms Prog biEosg 4 ress, aaAadf ranks
as tolerably respectable among the 9TH
or nations Of The eartt .5s E.5i;s
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! ,slres

ASwest- bound passenger train Oh the Bnr-
lngton ~ Missouri River road for Dep1erMas
ditched near Falls City, Kansas, the rails spread-
Ing on account of o washout The passengers
were badly shakennp butnot vigorously hurt
HbSs some issf
ants had removed the spikes and spread this
rails, about sixty feet from the approaeh
TO D bridge $50 feet long. The engine left
the tract, but crossed the bri dge III the tiest
The joltng weakened the bridge, causing ii to
fall carrying down the entire train Of engine
smoking ear, day coach and sleeper, which
were o. complete wreck. There we're about
thirty persons injured .y;5 Is
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Aurot Il Isl J lid , NJ
Barnsa IS q
bead Is n ss n So ;tJ q
If fs.ssS ass 3
R Rpp1sss q 81 9
Bnttes =
Campbell. q Iinnehaiia \. Ii
Gess; dy..y. "a. nd
Sparies MIX 81 1ortolis .t6
u Nelson. ~ zap
Si.arh lPemb1na -. g.
SpdInstep :.sse R pesaaaa ST.
Ramsey 81
DhYlsoH... 81 ransom. q.
Day. 3|Riohland ;. e.
Dickey Roberts ~.
Douglas 81 Rolstte z.
Deuel.. $; ~
E Enmnass a 2
FaullS, ssssyy * Stark Q
gtiggs: ssg -. q T1aii1s I. :....:1e
HSssSiasa M 81 y s|ss
~
K|Sss5. 4 ssa'
IF; p Wells, i. sill kiN is1a' y
,5&{ W. F.sSTEELE, w. NJ. CUppETT. 90
IyER LARSON, :tsi ~ - JOHN H DRAR,
s 3. r. BENSON, JOHN 81. KIM, $3.50 -.gs
:. ". a AgShs III 8 al aRSad
vi GEO. w. HAINEA "a ) 4 AsQsBoLAND,s
Republican Territorial CENTRAL Conan ttee:! ii
=. W. Caldwell,
"A. w. EDWARDS, S z, ga
The fonhsat Sssds byts eIyes
s149Si deIeggtes toSconnt iess In rs 0hfh an Da-
.tkota AND tthsrnsD akot
COZ II sTEHnE sAYss
Y. Col w SRssteslesaidin ponse the re-
suit sui OF them stings
Ithink them part Isl tae territory
.is placedi0Hia bstter footing byt the new appor-
5tionmentt chan Tue old: We have upeporth a
number Mnewly psganiz .eounties whtchssaere
s soS tbake,5akg the men from
crease our EXPERIMENTATION Id the convention. The
result is quite sfactory and is compromise
between the two n sections ~ Under st1de
former Rpp0rt tonmentI Southern Dakota had
ia delegates in the convention, and Northern
dakota only S7.@ Now that two delegates are
sent from each organized county instead of one
southern Dakota will have 244 fepresentatIy
IN the convention and Northern Dakota la2,
T Thi T. aSmsMhas better Eatte
and,I think TIE result Ia "a Ties
discussion Wsf&T bIt Shs was vas
regarded as acompromigA aud iRh I6e acd tiiesced
IN Dy AL
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HAY.FEvER MY brother Myron and my
self were both cured Of Catarrh and Hay Fever
last July and August by Ely's Cream Balm
up to Dec %, these troubles have not returned
CARMEL FERRIS, Spencer, N Y. - -
HAY FEVER I was afflicted for twenty yeara
with Hay Fever. used Ely's Cream Balm
with favorable results, and can recommend il
to all-T-RosERT W. TowNIEYs sex Mayor)
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u Sketch 81 Judge sr,.ranois.it Z


Bismarck Tribune Judge Francis, lately
appointed Judge in; Dakota Was born in South
sNorwallS Connection in 1899 and II forty-aYe
years 81 :age he became % citizen Of Newark.
New Jersey, in 1862 and was i admitted to
\ the bar Of that city iii s6 and prasthiesd III
I'll the courts Of that Slate until 1889, when he
was unexp ectedly made receiver of this land
Office, d lucrative position but not congenial
to his tastes He was city olicitor Of Newark
for four years; king q fine recoEt 1879
he was elected state senat or. that body
he was diatilg uiahed NO rkeT serving
/ hiss last x Asssioit AZ airllah
h tho Judiciary tftea + The
iwhols sof his term Swhs
chairman of the esh commit
OF all bills a. heir aature, or ilSoly-
ing state apprqp giat ionst and expsndi lures. u
I May, 1881, he dsAs one of the foul iSialss
pointed toreprSA Ant III zsw sJersey. At
tie yeiling emit al SpRf tafbafg
snfsereasy 81 fia Bat tls of tho Cowpens, and on
that occasion The prat ion ON behalf
5of the etstas Of York pennsyl wanna, New
Jersey rand Delaware 81 u Y
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4 AILEs's IRON Toa1o BrrTERs GIVE tone and
strength to the whole system All genuine
bear the signature Of J. P. Allen, Druggist
ISL Paul, Mum. - s 80 4 s
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have known and watched the use Of Swiffs
Specific Is s 81 for over fifty years, and never
case ofBlood Poison when promptly taken. Il
L DENayARD, Perry, Ga \ 4; 81
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q nan fssi ghSts li Il Isd Is j
tsfritoy oas apprecis-
a US AZ US s g e.
guests, faR9 al ID early hour III hssevening the
pleasan Homo had al Tie saranees of q
mpdel gbanquebS hall He'd RI ths ielligent
bright ah6 p1eessa peqp Ihe bishop, whose
inviting alhona DIT prominently the as
3ssmbla ge: was put through the formslity Of,
an introd uctions ia ,tha inie rous Bismai ckess
who gathered tBs III ttend to him q welcoming
;h3nd, after which everything Bottled doypto
MERRY converse and ai general good It
WIS EHonled Dakota
p4ds, n Isl, rs
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