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1is Fire IL cleveland i ohio /, :,

Last Sunday night there was . destructive
IRE IL leland, beginning near Wood, Perry.
= Co e lumber yard, who lose $3.50, 900. House
mills being destroy Il Hubbell q Westoyer's
lumber yard has gone, loss $4O, 900 King a.
Variety iron works, loss not as certained. Loss
IN Stanley, candle factory about $40 900.
Potter, BrdsalI & Go: 70 lumber yard, $3.50, 600.
Hewell.s coal sheds burned, loss not given
About nifty freight cars belonging to different
roads g which were standing In Woods Perry 4!
machine shop was destroyed; loss IS, 600 The
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio freight house
was saved The fire extended the. river from
Scranton avenue to the Bee line tracks and
back to the bonded warehouse Everything
within that district Was consumed Total loss,
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I
Enperors . Alarming Condition.
81 Berlin cable special Of Thursday: says:
Intense axeitementt prevails here in oonse..
,auence Of the sudden and perhaps serious III
ness Of the Emperor William while reviewing
the grand military parade recently. His gusn,
Fly rudy cheeks were observed to grow
deathly pale, his face fell upon his breast,
and relaxing his hold upon the reins OF his
horse, his body swayed to the right An in
snnt lster, had his condi ton been unobseryed,
the stalwart form Of the aged monarch would
have fallen in the dust and probably been
mangled by the hoofs ,of hosts Of horses. For
tunately his peril was observed in time to
layoid 80 terrible 4: catastroph and score Of
friendly arms were: ontst etched to save him.
The emperor was lifted from his horse and
removed TO closed carriage. The emperor's
carriage, surrounded BY q strong guard, was
driven hastily to the palace, md his physicians
we're OF once summoned The belief is very
general, notwithstan ding medical assurance
of his conYalescenc that he has but . little
while to live. 1sg,
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0sr,nan Display n 81. PAM !.


Il The annual meeting 81 the German Catholic
Central Benevolent Union Of American
brought e g. Paul last week. delegates from
almost every State in; the Union, who spent
several days in devotional exercises and in at.
lending to the business of the association. On
Sunday; this and other Catholic Sociies had
A A; grand procession The streets were
thrSnged E5 with citizens and {; strangera.
Der Of societies, with elegant regalia and ban
sners, and seventeen bands Of music. The an
icient order Of Hibernians strong, were uni.
formed IN green and silver.sashes and wearing
Ed schliek WAS marsha, was headed BY q
large car drawn BY four white horses, the oar
5beingaf lied eight girls in white
dresses TO represent Columbia and the various
the name Of. state upon it, The display. asa
whole, was never excelled In st Paul, save By
the great Willard ebration last yea. Il 81
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] ABANDoNED HER RACE &c
why's white Woman Chose 70 Associate
~ With Indians.

why's white Woman Chose 70 Associate
7 s3 with Indians.
From the White RIVER lNey.) Reville. &,
A white woman has been among the
Indians u this state for four years now.
From 8 person who knows the causes
which led to this strange freak, we give
what follows II 3S3s i,
This woman y arently SO years Of
age, has avery pleasing but dissipated
face. She was clad mi tight fitting,
faded morning wrapp er, through which
the outlines sof q perfectly modelled fg-
ure we're disc rnible: She acts ii 4
strange, silly manner but this may be
ascribed to embarrassment resulting
from her singular choice Of posi-
ton. Upon being asked as to
what peculiar abnormal fascina.
ton induced her to abandon the society
and customs Of her own kind, she re-
piled that the unkindness and deceit
!, s,,,,,,,1 ]. - "
peupis iyhRsea lea = tngle VIII
civilization and refinement Of her own,
at least were more sincere and affection
ate in their nature. She lis very shy
about relating any thing about her former
: !, II y. q .g ~ ,.anu lelllayss, Ply sll'
~ ua III ~ saMormsa ous q nel
*, oons ~. y Tongue Maneayel
When aho1,t % y = ~ ,asa II
astrag ,,yda,. q .;is = ags sne W'as ts
IL nyo1n;se 81 m ~, g naiI s w.
wsnt frn1n ad = = a - III, 5 3a
SIC ,nat @ ~, ~ aoise, unei one uay
II bar waad % propossa st,se
n - ai Tha @Sng sasegsaea me pro
perv l h,;ef ;ndeaa nS Spa 10y
nayr;ed nanntb NJ ~ NJ -, 49, pI 70
s..,, ~ snstan, n m4el hei ns at "
= n ahnsss s and = liz o I -.
For Two Years i aha stood es S;s M b,,t =
=, H. q, sIe ssoou gl nv -
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The Editors Drawer, III Harper's
Magazine, is much brighter and more
entertaining Of late. Here are some
stories from the September number:
Go from home to get home informa-
stion:Ta st.IouiH gen q Kentucky
birth and education went recently to
Montreal: Waning aciigai, he wentto
the stand II the hotel and made, known
his desire. The dealor, d portly, side
swhiskered person after THE London.
pattern, asked himaif he would like to
ava Enry Clay, ptat the same time
taking down q boxsof that we'll known
brand. While making lis selection,
the :Kentuckian said, Henry Clay
Clay seems to me I've heard that
name: Pray, sir, who I was Henry
Clay2 Enry Clay, sir2" replied the
,sauYe dealer; 8 was ascele brated ;tobac.
co: ctnrer hover lin the States. =
ystIs he dead 2" g Hi think q his, sir; but
e hestab lishment his Kept hup by. is
Sons. The Kentucky St. Louisian
smiled to. himself, lit his cigar, and
went out musing upon the vanity of
human greatne III q,
A gentl eman, con duetor on one Of the
main lines running between two Of our
prominen Western cities, was one Sun.
day persuaded to attend church, by hiiss,
cousin, VIII was then visiting at Lis
house: The day was usually warm,
and he being very tired having been ID ii
two railroad disasters through the week,
fell asleep. The minister, B waxing
warm with his subject, began to Shout,
and as he finished LIS sentence with q
shout and stamp, the conductor rose
ut once and shouteds " Put on the,
brakes John quick I we're off the
An eccentric minister Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church in Ohio was once
preaching IN q very high pulpit. He
was sailing along il hia discourse, al
eyes upon him. when ddenly he dis
appeared behind his barricade, causing
the neoka Of his congregation to be-
stretched IN persuit sof him. He soon
came in sight again, and explained his
absence by saying Just dropped my
false teeth. and was looking for them.
Thank God when we get to heaven We
will not need false teetha @ ssss ssS
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"Isn't that Mrs. Holmes9 thought the doc
tors gave her up She looks well now.,'! =.
s'She is we'll After the doctors gave up her
case she tried Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton and began to get better right away I
heard her say not long ago, that she hadn't felt
80 well in twenty years. She does her own
work and says that life seems worth living at
last why, said she; 4 feel as if had been
raised from the dead, almost" Thus do thous-
ands attest the marvellous efficacy of this God
given remedy for female weakness, prolapsus,
liberation, leucorrhea morning sickness, weak
ness of stomach, tendency to cancerous disease,
nervous prostration, general debility and kim
DIR ed affections. .t5tSSH 81 II R-5t & III; "
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splendid or ,;I E 81; 1rs,,oss, 81. .

United States Consul Piexatto, at Lyons, has
forwarded report 70. the department. Of state
relative 70 crops this year IN France. Hesays:5
'1The wheat crop will amount Is about SIG, :.
Oo, 900 bushels, which viii snrpass the harvest
81 1888 BY over 80, Ooo, 900 bushels, The
quality y excellent The rye crop.
;rop will equal q, OOo, 900 bushels and quality,
.rery superior. Indian corn will amount to
OO0 bnshels and the potato crop 412 000
Wy bushels. z. Reports from England cont-
Mental countries also Btate q fine wheat crop.
The English crop pal ticular has rarely been
20 ifne. These reports have affected and will
more seriously effect the price Of wheat, which
ls falling daily. Cry for protection by In
creased duties on foreign wheat goes up loud.
" from all paris Of France = n; ~
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TIM HEw JERSEY FRAaanY.5
National Hank, Cuts 1fiss Throat N III
Bank Bull ding. 5t.5 &c u Fl

k1ss.Aa.aAs1nnsaaa.of tha! New arunawioh
II: ationa1 HAM, !: Cuts HIS Throat IN tho
Bank Building. Sst.; ;ss3s5,,
Mahlon Runyon, president Of the national
bank ~ New Brunswiickk cut his throat
/ in the bank On Monday. He was implicated in
the thievery q Cashier Hill New Brunswick
is shaken to its center Bank Examiner Shelly
n has discovered q cheney Of over one mil
The town is wild. Men rushed frantically to
tho doors OF the national bank, only to be, told
that the business Of this Institution had been
suspended for the present. IN
s# The crash in Wall street in May laststook the
BULK @. Hilrs stealings R1nyon, although
and was 10, willing tool in the hands Of the de-
signing cashier. At Gas Monday President
Runyon drove up to- the bank in his carriage;
and twenty minutes later be sent Chief FIT:
gerald, who was in charge Of the bank, for 4
was told Of his completely in the banks down.
fall Securing the paper, he went INTO room
occupied sbY the directors and began to read.
deathly pallor oyerapread his face, and
he eIclaimed God. what 81 viii
my children do e Passing q, handkers
The Up 81 Director ssoddard and e esous H
himself went into the toilet room of the bank.
5Aminute later the sound OF o fall was heard.
The directors rushed to: the closet and discov.,
cred the body of Runyon on tho floor with
blood oozing from {aj gaping wound. in the
throatiStD Determined on suicide, he had cut his
wrists deep, blood squirting against the! wall
and calling The thousands Of people oytsides
were Mortified. ttShall we raid the bank?''
was TIE question which agitated tho agonized,
The suicide Of President fRunyon, while
streng thening the testimony jim regard TO thu
Affairs Of the management, causes unbohnded
establishment to the public generally. RunYorl
was 8 farmer, sixty years old He ileayes9s
wife and four chi dren. He had been president
of the bank FIVE years, but was not generally
regarded IS much Of q financier, the late cashier
Hill, being considered rs running the institution
pretty much Of his own way, Runyon not np
ipearing Of much consequence. 1t is stated that
sRunyon Has implicated in the theft Of Hill;
md expected TO be arrested when he took hi
Friends Of Cashier Hill, who was found dead
Friday morning, when they heard OF his aud.
den taking Oh, predicted that il he was short Il
his accounts the Sdefci would 3D. M near q;
million as he loved life too well kin himaali
more popular than Hill. q 40 was happily mar
SFied,s but child he was one Of q family Of;
bankers his father having been president 81
the National bank when he was made cashier,
while both his brothers are In the banking
-buainess, one IN this city and the other IL
!amesbufg, N: ,Ha was d hearty, hail fell
low well mel, with o 1yind OF hnmor, popular
alike among the rich and poor. fi3
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John a Goodno was found dead ii his house
GEAR ortonyille, having evidently committed
isuicido BY cutting 81 vein III hia hand, He
same home drunk Monday night and drove.
his FAMILY ont of the hanse, and from that
lime Until Monday morning, !When hia death isl
imposed 70 have CURED Was Ia d complete
stafe Of intaxicatiop. y IS
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Providence. IApr. q 1894.

Providence, R I, Apr 4, 1884 s
a am using Burbook Blood Bitters for Dys-
:pepsia and have received great relief. Have
been seriously troubled with dyspepsia for
five years, and heretofore have not found re-
lief CHAs. R SWEET, IS William St
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6 Gibson Oourt, West Cedar st
Bridpanort CT Anr II ].

M &; Bridgeport, Ct, Apr. i, 1854
I have been greatly benefited by Bnrdock
Blood Bitters Two bottles entirely cured
n me Of the worst kind of dyspepsia tried
many other medicines, but entirely failed to
get any relief from them. II al =
EZRA L N1cHoIs, Whitney Lane
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Composed Of genuine French Grape Brandy,
Extract Of Smart Weed and Jamaica Ginger,
with Camphor Water, Dr. Pierce's Compound
collie, cholera morbus, diarrhea, dysentery or
bloody-fux, orto' break up colds, feyers or in
fammatory attacks. s4t i5.%l5sE NJ! rs
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East Boston. Mass. Feb. II. !

4. =. a, East Boston, Mass, Feb. II, 1884
have been using Burdock Blood Bitters for
q bad case Of Dyspepsia The first bottle {pur-
chased at Bradbury's drug store, Washington
st second bottle lat Putnam's drug store, E.
Boston,, which has done mo a great deal of
good ANNA FORBES, 8 Moore st.
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Delicate diseases Of either sex, however in
duced, speedily and permanently cured Book
Of particulars y cents, in stamps. Consultation
free. Address Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
tsociation, Buffalo, NJ u A 2S.;s. 5.ss
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Atlanta oonsti don: Eii Perkins Ii writing
letters from Munich, Bavaria This would
aeem TO indicate that Eli Is sunmsring In the,
vicinity of Hoboken, NJ J. 81;
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snarbolIsalve is the fayorite Household
81. Remedy for, tho cure Of Cuts, Wounds, Chill
SU blatnes Potsons Bites Of Insects, and Skin dis
or By NATL J.W GLE q Go. Bact Ri;er aiIs Wa
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J. - 4.
CYCLONES \ h ! !. WRATH i
Clear Lake, Somerset, Clay ton f and
Other = Points IN Polk and
Croix Counties Severely
Dealt With VS.
i Al Marine, Washingt Ion 4 uonnty, MINI
md Vicinity, ltuoh Ruin II Also d


]: Wrong bit, b, CIT
"A few minutes before 9 p Tuesday, Oh,
CLEAR Take; Polk county, was devastated
!bya cyclone; which coming from almost due
SWestI and with q sharpl defined width Of half
q mile swept every thing before 4, utterly de-
smolishing every business building, the two
churches and 4 number Of the rssid ences, and
in;less than five minutes converted . prosper
sous and pretty place Of i, 200 mhabitant intoa
scenas of rum as absolu q as that pre-
scented in the afflicted portion +of Rochester,
Mimi, last summer. 81 The storm orig inated In
MINNESOTA, as :farsas can be Judged, and the
central cloud had what can. best 8be described
as three terrible tails The addestS OF all TO
chronicle Is the loss of three lives SSJ;7s
& Mrs r.. Bnrdick, wife Of the postmaster .
! Willie Kayanaugh, eighteen year old SOM Of
u. u. Kavanangh, 81 carpente of the place Sgs
John saunpers Both the, latter n the en-
ploy of W. Ri Ingalls general tstorekeeper. r.
Mrs. Bnrdick was killed by the shing in
of her home. Kavanaugh3a and Saunders were
In Mr.. ingalls, store. and were crushed by fall
ing walls and 1tfmbers. All three bodies are
sdisfgured beyond fecog Oh. and we're not re-
covered from the wreck until the next day!
Walter Lewis was badly cut on the head and
injured internally, but tits hoped he will re-
cover The wounds and bruises are almost
L COIntl6Ha ti1i$s
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y The short, hacking cough, which leads to
consumption, is cured by Fiso's Cure. 81 y
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TIE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST therefore use
Frazer Axle Crease. N ~ b. a, ~ IS
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esIsn,t that Mrs. HoImea9 I Though. IN IL !

Tho Salvation Army invaded Boston. Sunday
and was not very cordially welcomed.
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Republicans OF the Second Iowa district nom
mated Col. ". T. Shaw for congress-
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4. ttsee What Cudcura Does for Metz HI
and Birth Hnmors, MIX Crust,
Itching. scaly, Pimply, scrofnlous and inherited
Diseases OF the Blood Skin. and Scalp with Loss of
Hair, cured by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES ABSOLUTELY
outs and SAFE. Cuticura the great Skin eCnte, Sd
cts. CpHcura Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautifer
and only Medicinal Baby Soap, 20 cts. and Cuticura
Resolyent, the new Blood Purifier. 81. are sold by
druggists Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston.
23Send for Flow to Cure Skin Diseases.
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j William Iamb, s. ouAkertown RI, uaksf,
He'd from d cat bita

who haye suffered all the horrors Of Dyspepsia
can fully appreciate the value and efficacy OF:
Perry Davis Pain Killer, a soYereign remedy
for this distressing disease In all It'll forms fe
used internally and externally test its yirtues.
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"a Look Well At the Narnc. ~
The only genuine German Hop Bitters are
those made By Dr.. Ct d Warner, whose name
appears on every bottle and label $,S :,S
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Stark ather y DEANS store, front denol-
Ssh CHARLES hotel, owned b. Charles Graves.
damaged very s ser non Graves loss can,
Glover n Co q plaining mill was also III. \
rooted, and every smoke stack ID town leyeled3
and nearly every tree broken down, IL
The storm creased from north of Minneapo-
D lis to Marine and 3thenoe struck dozen plsces
I along the Northern vision Of the Omaha road
fonnd Al the toWnalo Star Prairie, Stanton and
5SFi hs stsEn DID moassf IL asstsast|y work l
ataptly coming In Of divers and &snndry disas-
tera house ii the town Of Star Prairie was
blown down. and Mrs Camp seriously injured
4 dnredi " is feared fatally. In JeWeltown many
build ings. were ;unroofed and ends taken
Iof them. Andrew Atnq nist had his
house nnroofed and his barn blown over.
The end Of Fay's large livery stable was
L blown out, and Ed. Gonners had both house
nnd; barn olished. II r.. K Fay's hired
sanaa sas braEs b gas1 Is
and otherwise injured shims that is feared he
cannot live II ia stated that the wind did even
greater destrnot ton farther north. Owing to
the cyclone the fair will hold over Friday. THE
whose skull Was crushed IL fetri tas H haa
elltOWn. ~ 3 .issssfs : ;, -
I Star Prairie appears to have Jared tie! worst
4 as nearly every build in the village was
& more q less shaken, and fully dozen i'd the
toMn DESTROYED the more
House and barnof hi. .R9 N, ouist Mi IN
I AZ NJ 5O0 the large barn of RI 4. Fay, 81
which boy lsd. both legs broken. Ira KID
aer:s barn house and barn, and
+ Tho course Of the tornado and cyclone. saama
ito have been: y From the center OF Hennebin
county twenty four miles north of east toWhite
,a Bear MINI. thence ortheast "A ftsen miles
( 70 Marine, MINI thence fourteen miles slightly
twenty -four miles from Marine, and \ on the
! theory ripple sep raion,) 5to Clear Lake,
and thirty miles northeast from Marine) to5
Clayton, thence east until further trace y lost
AT Marine Mills, north 81: Saltwater. MIN.
fully two thirds Of the honses in the Village
we're more; or less injured, some being utterly
demoliHhed, others moved from their founda-;
lions, while othersl lost o. chimney or few
shinsl from the roof " IN Tho south part Of
u. Root Was blown down and hurled into the
river. The family were buried under the fall
ingssWalls, but were taken out unhurt aside
from few bruiseA. Tho two houses
sne1t dioining thas of w; &, Root ara
Westergfen, and are just aeroas the street from
Walker, Judd q Yeazie,s mulberry yard When
wind struck the lumber the air was frll Of
boards ioiHts and Hcantling. Some of these
pieces were carried into the street others driy-
tioheds ddling them comp ntaly others thrown
into ths river, and others still Carried across to
THE iaconain side and pread around on the,
shilla ssss e.
Samuel Judd Sthinks W, 900 win cover The
In tie village will mt eyoead &7H ((l{l x IN fIa
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Bed-bugs, flies, reaches, ants, rats. mice.
cleared ont by Rough on Hata u l5c
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Ikssss anesrsa i,,s
WIN every disease INA sfor thp iii
three yeara our
Druggist q Y Anderson sraSoa ihralasndtns
81 Hop Bitters, e me-
An sntirsly cnreda,, and nearby lsconmens
Hop Bitters p every one. p. Walker. Blcls
ner, Mo,
write this rs
b Token q y the great app reciaaon f hare ..
your Hop
II Bittc A a Wa fiiated
inflammato theunatis ~
For neafiy
Z sss en year and no medicine seemed tol al
nae any & n
Good
Until tried ri I've bottl "a yoiiis itters
and to my am 81 10 say d eser
4 Was. hope
You may have abundant success''
4 this great and
Is Valuable medicine:
anyone! Il wiishihg 70 know more als ~
my curey
SaRsssp Il sa 1ss, st9ss
s y 1AaAInn, iAVo Aotla ~ y UG
consider lei 20, your
Remedy the best reIaedy in existence
For Indigo stion, kidney
& And nervous debility have ip p
n Returned
From the south In d fraitless search for 4
health and ind that yonES p itters are doing ma
more 81
81 Good ST. nj 80
Than thing else;
81 "a month ago was extremely " ~
8seEmsciated II H H Il
And scarcely able tos wall Nov / am Gain.
ing strength and b.
flesh r. h
. And hardly day passes but what s II com
Is all dne to Hop y s
Bittersi J. Wickline Jackson, 81.
Y ~ Wilmngton, Del tSss5
None genuine Without q bunch 81 green
Hops on the white label Shun AL the via, pois
sonous stuff with Hop or sHopss ID their name
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b. M Bishop II Go. ,s cigar factory in Gin
cinnati was damaged $40, O001y iles
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: The only genuine German Hop Bitters and
White Wine of Tar Syrup are Dr. C. d, War-
ner's whose name appears on every bottle, Ia
bel and wrapper of the genuine 81 NJ 3
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Singing rritat ion, lion, an kidney and
urinary complaints, cured by Bnchu- Paiba 81.
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pulnth doar ptaon5s lat weok were tho
laigeat on record.
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Bill Nye came out 81 the Cyclone With ! shat
tered leg 81 II
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Nervous Weakness, Dyspapsia, Sexual De-
'ility, cured by Wellss Healfh Renewer.F OIL

Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters enriches the blood
All genuine bear the signature of y Fl Allen,
Druggist st Paul, MINI 4. 8
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EPeoria had 4; distillary plosion Loss four.
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. Three lives and 100000 were Is lost at Clear