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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

Bradsheet'a Journal OF N X, publishes tbs
following: We find the first quarter failures
n 1884 in excess Of any like tota1 % proceeding
years, the total number being $500 This
points to 81 record of oYer10, 400 business
deaths within the current year The probable
total Of failures for 1884 may exceed that Of the
heaviest Of the list 1915, yet such result would
~ no way liken the commercial heal fuiness
70 that in 1873 As pointsd out number Of
times heretofore, the commercial death rateis:
always greatest during periods Of trade depres-
Sion. II then, with the enormous increase in:
the number Of traders through out the country
which has taken place wi thin the past six
years from an increased population Of at least
six millions, the list OF Commercial deaths
barely exceeds .hat Of 1879, the death rate per
4 900 in business as compared with 1873 viii be
much lower. Not more than "a per cent Of the
firms and business enterprises OF the country
are employing each IS, 00G or less capital Tho
failures in the different districts for the first
quarter Of 1854 are: 35
Eastern states. I. !. &.
Middle !. =. .. /. . 100
Southern s. !. !. &. s. T75
Western !. /. ]. !.
Pacific States. I, Z.
Territories. 4, z. !. !. e3
The aggregate liabilities were IS, is, 414 9l$
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III, ~, III i 81 aalsinv little anecdote in
"a M, n;tI, Ia niival III 4 Fra
ssss ~ a !, :, 80 q
as sss 81 !. n: tesp e.
most uni = =. 9 hllssoty q PEG
Iyinoe ut Q4ebeeF French merl Baptiste
ILaporte livesin is little story -and-a.h half
oray III te-col cred house near the Ron.
,.I,a+ l,vb - e 1,a,,,,t h,
~. ss \ ~ y u ~ : : :
tali Eye stot ets he mas 1lyed Tor the
lpast fifty years on the y t illljust overlook
ling the old Bonsecour Church, the old
iasf, sacsrad edifica in Canada 4; ha;;no h,i1t
N oo,s =, 3 ,,t;ata q, !.
~ 81 ID "as poof,
!or SnoH tlas lqrs were Always of the
pes5 quataEy ana me 1nest IN the world
hise stap lishment was comparatively I'M
known and conveniently little patron
lad nj
/, " 8 ,,,a Il J, I.
Wens y pretty mu ',l t ilts
same 1or $Baptlste for twenty-five years.
He left with his dog, gun and snow
shoes every fall and returned home in
the spring to his Marie, with his to-
Iboggan well packed with precious and
valuable furs to- be sold for the next
lseason. He generally did: not manage
TO sell more than half his stock out
from year to year, but BY an ingenious
l:plan his wife managed to preserve these
furs, so that when the time came for
Baptiste to summon up all his enter
prise and attract customers to- his shop.
they, were in as perfect order asif he
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17
Kidney Complaints.

4 The kidneys form . very important channel;
for the outlet Of disease from the system, car
3ryng Of accommodations that poison the blood
AS the lungs remove the carbonic acid, the liver,
the hillary acid, so the kidneys remove the
uric acid The undue accumulat ton Of this acid
is the poison that often produces rheumatism
and other chronic diseases. The kidneys are
often affected and cause serious disease when
least saapected Il there is weakness, heat or
pain In the back Or loins, weariness,5 nervous
5restlessness, and any unnatural condition Of the
urine, . hot dry skin, and hectic fushes, bIoat.
ing Of the body Of swelling 81 the limbs, annoy
ing headaches, obstructsd circn1at ion, with sed-
iment or gravely or albuminous deposits Id the
secretion from the kidneys i; or If that secretion
be either extremely pale or high colored, thsn
the Kidneys are evidently not doing their nat1--
3ruls work \, Many suffer- from serious Kidney
trouble without knowing what ails them No
matter In what form ths kidney complaint may
exist there isno better puriif regulating diS
suretio and tonic, than Burdicks Blood Bitters;
III action q kinney ii atonce manifest
ied; Working upon this and all other channels
Of pnriacat on III y proinpt and permanent
manner 2s IA:
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17
ssrhe Book Of Mormon. /,


as follows :s sss$
When the Book Of Mormon b WAS Vas
published in 1880 there was published
with II oertif cate Of three men, after
wards known a, the hree witnesses, h
who declared that tley saw The angel 81
God come down with the golden book
which Joseph Smith Interpreted Sub
ssequenHy I'LL three Of the men renowned
FMormonism and declared their testimo-
ny false. David IF Whitmer, one 81 Tho
three. is now living, il his 10Th year, III
Missouri He was q broth ar-in- law OF
Oliver Cowdery. who wrote 4 copy Of
the book fof Smith. 3s:5
On this Elder Joseph Smith, son Of
the fonnd der Of Morn onism, writesto the
Chicago Times IS fol- lows !: IN
= lease look over your file for 1885, q
think in D December, and you Will find
an interview OF d Times correspondent
with this David Wl,itmer affirming lis
testimony; Of 1880 most emp atically..
Mr.. 3. ], !. Kelley formerlE d. 4 Glen
wood, lowe, law firm, low of Kirt land
Lake Co, O., received d letter from
The said Whitmer to the same effect; iii
To- discussion on the origin Of the Book
;of Mormon with; Rev. CLARK Braisn,
of the Disciple Church. In this letter.
Mr.. Whitmer again affirmed his teatis
mony pf fifty years ago. Marlin Harris
died 81 Salt Lake City, ia fell lowship.
with NIormonis1i. Oliver Gowdery.
died near Council Bluffs, Ia, man tain
T. "a -,
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A Choir Anecdote.

Y me April Century Rev. DR.. Charles
3. Robinson continues his discussion Of
y ne y oyances and humors Of the!
musical service ID Churches and relates.
This l1i anecdote:3a G1orious Easter was: atg
hand and great preparations we're made
IN the rural parish for its elebration:
boughs were twined in the arches Of
the building; flowers swung 5in wreaths3
overhead and shone in beautiful baskets
among the aisles; chill ren had been re-
Ihearsing carols. All the town came ii.
on that notable morning. IT, was a.
scene never to- be: forg often. Tile min
ister Yves radiant; hia eyes beamed.
with deli ght But q thought struck
hi rl this audience, SO happy
SO generous, 30 enthusias
would they, not hear him moment for
g stroke Of. bnsine After the inYoca-l
and the first song he surprised them
with 9 proposition to bring Easter offer
ings now at once to Gods altar, and
Lift the 4 dear old church out Of debt;
oh, then there would be q sresurre ctioni
The congregation would come up from
under its great stone into q new life If
they would roll fit awayl Then the
plates went their course and hearts
were touched and purses were emptied;
and the heaps Of money lay before the
moistened eyes Of the relieved pastor
as he itremul ously thanked q good God
for his peoples fidelity in response.
THE money is. here, I am sure it is, he
exclaimed. If there beia little In ar
rears it can be made up IN o day, and
and now we are ready heartily to 90 on
with the worship of our risen Lord. So
the fixed prog arnme pro- eeded A little
German had been procured from the
metropolis for IN annex to the tenor;
his solo came id at this exact crisis Of
grateful emotion !; he rend Tered isswith q
fresh aplomb, though the consonants
were awkward. tAn' de Diet sail de raised
de det sal be raised an de dett---an
de det-sal1 be raised sall be raised -
in de twinkling Of ay-ee ;s.:. 3l!i8;
Now, it Is queit safe to say that after
the congregation went home, the theme
of the day was dissipated, and the two
events uppermost in every body's mind
were the surprise viii ch the eager min
lister had sprung upon the people and
the ridiculo Gus appropriateness Of the de-
lclamatory solo which foil owed it. On
general principles we have no objection
to the collection Of money to discharge
religious obligations, even in divine
service; but it does seem pity that q
humorous episode should be the chief
lreminiscehce of such solemn occasion, 2
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

Mnnsnnnnsa Pcptonizod aseSf Tus,ic. fhe onis
beef ss7ts stRtffifoss
spFeperzfss. II contains alocd,fa
ing md propertoS Il; invainsSie fof
diEestioaa. DyspSps I'm, nssyous ana
conditions. the fasntt OF nsryos
pxosffnteh ~ scste sfiae psstieuiasE
sss xesultnx tSsm prlmcn1-y conlpiaintr t1swxTfs
Ofusxiafs. ~ -
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

Mr. r. n Bently, amembarlof the estimable
community Of Quakers at Sandy Springs, Md !,
says he was severely affected by rheumatism
IN ,his,right hand, ~: Beptly spilled 81 ia
tinued use, in q short time, was completely
cured 3 -
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17
GOLD ATCH FREE!

II pTSli.hs, e III Capitol CITY Homo Guest VIII
lowing liberal Offer for the New The p.rson telling e
ongt ys.e n The Bible, before May SOLID
3 se.e h.a one correct
EnEiish Each psrson NUT send IS ctl
with Their for which they will enhI su
sepnpn 70 this Homo Guest, page Illustrated
Esek Case ef @ articles ast fig ladies Nl
q Pubs. Of HOME GUEST HARTFDRn corNa
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17
The DRAINED le Theory Of the Ohio
ssls Floot s.

a correspond nt Of the New York
Evening POST lays special stress upon
tie agency Of drain tile Ii prod iuicing
the Ohio floods. He says That more
than 80, 600 miles of drain tile had been
laid IN the state since i The fever
has ragged throu ghout Indiana and Ohio
with equal violence, and though have
mo official report Of the work done there
e feel confdsnt i am safein stating
that ID the three states more than
loo, 900 miles Of the tile have been laid.
Now let us consider the effects. The
general surface Of this whole region Is
10 level that IL abounds IN swamps,
tEloughs and aSeas Of low, wet land III
greater or less extent. There Isl hardly
Ia farm which has not more OF less Of
Isuch5 land, which hereto fore has been
useless, but which, when drained, has
Iproved to ibe the mostt prod uctiye land
Ion the farm. EHese areas consequent
III have been every Rhere the
Efrst to sbe drained I'd the INN esiiata
land manifest imp pvement Of the pro-
tSduchYeness. OF the farm, and equally OF
1.-The health Gifts occnp PANTS But, On the
Iother hand, these areas have heret efcre
Ibees the reservoirs into which the rains
Anu melting SHOWS Of all the tributary
Isurface have slowly found their way by
tnf1tration; and after days and weeks,
during which eyapo rationy was constantly
IN progress, the surplus or overflow has
reached the river. Now they have been
Iprovided with artif cials subsG tutes for
natures slow methods j, and the inn
mediate discharge is secures of all these
Enatural Reservoirs through the drains,
which carry oil ID q few hours an access
5aion sof waters that would otherwise
have reached the river only BY compar-
ativsly small installmsn ts, after pres
0oiatimg for weelss. or perhaps months,
through sloughS and swamps, and losing
e large portion by eyapo ration. This
leHsct is perfectly obyious md IN dsni-
able and taking into i account the al
Imost incred ible extent ia which this
work ut Drainage has been carried. & ID
the resulS dispg portionat u ID The causep
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

8. Five years ago Ibroke down vii III kidney ana
liver complaint and rhsuma tism. Since then Is
have been unable to be abont at AL Ny liver
became hard like wood !; my limbs were ruffsd
clans agreed that nothing could ctlIem fre-
solved to Try Hop 3Bittters II hare Used seven
bottles; the hardness has all gone 4I0sa my
liyer, the swelling from my limbs md Il has
lave been noH in my grave. w. Money.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

st6ls Is breathe through n my nostriis Using
Elyss Cream Balm q short tme I was entirely
relieved NY head has not been so clear NOR
.F0ico 10 strong IN years. u srecoUamondl
this admirable remedy TO all afflicted with
gatarrh OF colds In tho head ~. o, I1uaENoR
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

One dozen small bottles 81 SWifgs specinn
St4SE 81 Hured me sound and wal Of 4 bad
l,ent Including hot Spring 81 VI q, PANT,
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1 Povertyl and sunartnR.

5sst was dragged down with debt poysrty and
sufering sor years caused BIZ i sick family and
large bills for doctoring. Il was conupletelY
discouraged, unit one year ago, by tbs sSiyic1
OF my pastor, commeneed uaing Hop Bittsrsss
md in one month We we're all well, and nonedf
ns have seen 4 sick day since, and WANT toEay
70 Al poor men, Eos,; can keep your farniliss
DOCTORS Tisit VIII cost know it r
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

Sslis Nay Apple Liyerl Pills
The sRougl On ths Powder, eiegank $50
Prevent malarial attacks ysiinvigo rating ths
5 For THRoAT DtsEA ASKS AND CpUGHg BnowNs
RaoNc TnotaEs IKE al good thinga,
SOLD ONLY IN BOXES.
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klb eXC6pG Inc ln-
dian Teriitory; ahall be- residents Of those ter
ritories for at least two years next preceding
the date OF their 8pp oiltme MT The bill was
passed after q lively idiscnsaio on
The flowing executive business WAS trans
acted b ';, the senate en Ihnrsday Nemina
States att lyinouth, En- V7iiiliainW RockhiIl,
( Maryland, second secretaryS Of iegatio China
I Postmaster, John J. Burma Spragus, Wash.
onfrmationa Postmast ers, E 4 Isl Miner,
sNecedah Wis. lanes Az Foote, Anoka, MINI:
Reshtigos Wis; Henry Keerl, Mason City, Iowa;
3 Frank ,. Barber, ii. Rock Rnpid Iowa.
The following bill in relation to courts and
judicial proceed ings IN the territories has
passed the senate The adt provides The
of chief Justice and three assooiate justices,
any three OF whom shall constit ute 4 quorum;
and they shall hold their Office for four wears.
and until their successors nre appointed and
sag y Rsz
I they are respectively appointed !; provided.
however, that no justce shhll not as d, member
Sof the supreme court in any action or proceed
ing brough tos such court BY writ OF error,
bills ct except ions, Or appeal from decision,
OF distriSt CON- 4 Every territory shall be
divided into four Judi cial Hot and 4 dis
trtct court shall be held Id each district 81 tie
territory by one Of the justices 81 the supreme
court 81, such time and place as may lie pre-
sssss ahs ina ssa s assa
assigned
Senator! Hill from the committee on post
ofices and post roads, reported fayorably the
original bill 70 establish d postal telegraph sys.
tam. MIR Hill remarked that the cominitteee
were unanimous as to the first clauses 81 tic
= bill which relate to doing the work By con;
4 tracts II with tho &c existing companies.
4 The contract systeln remains Tie most
prominent feE.nre 81; the iii, ana IL not widely
different from the scheme Of the postal tele
graph company; except That it empowers the
postmaster general to receive bids from any
telegraph company for; cen: The provis.
ment System, pure and aim lc ID the event that
no satsfa ctory contract with esta biisheds com
Spanies ID secured arc % ic1mbinn ion OF the
features Of the Hill and Edmunds Jill
The long contest over the appo tlnent 81
finally settled by hts conf rmation By the sem
ate on the 10th Mr. Mccoy, who is there, saws
he has had this fight on his hand for athree
years, and he lis very glad it Is oyer. He re-
+ CARDS the result as a complete Wind LEGATION.
At the opening of the ssnate, w sday, the
side tho presiding oftiesr, and that was Mfr Harris
Fsof Tennessee Possibly he; may have felt mora
than his fellowsthe need OF the fniniBtrations Of
their spiritual dyiser, but ether this be true
~ not y isa fact that he was the only sena-
next FIVE minutes, but II was soma time before
quorum was present, RI
ID the House, Wednesday d resolution was
pduced inHtruess ing the commit ties on COM
Smerce to investigate alleged evils attending the
transpo alton Of cattle. After q long struggle
T0fS Central land nynS,f m, ~ {,o
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Obieago, March lgt. Z 2s, .1sth street
Z Consumpt,o1,.

is 8 disease We All dread. 4 IL often carries it,
victim to an untimely grave How Important,
then, for those who cherish life and health to
prevent that disease inits early stages. Every
Cold or Cough should be treated with Aliens
Lung Balsaln. There is no better remedy
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

was who'll Frustrated BY compH-
cation Of diseases and as q last resort
purchased Warmers Safe Cure. Every
one Of the old troubles have disapp eared
and j. am very graf ful. w. =. .BENE.
DICT, lbany, IN !. 4. Press and Knick-
erbocker. " ss
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DR.. FOOTE'S ORIGIN al. dETHODS3

OLD EYES re, Made New I, vithegt doc mir
RUPTURE G g i, xItheat oPssaton TUNE
PHIMOSIS en- Cured ;, Sishoat cutting liRE i
NERVOUS p "a , iIty; ;s.ss. sssses
CHRONIC aossss e - 5iaas
Address NJ. HILL PUB. CO., 1875 e. estl St, NY.
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.Buchnpafb Great Kidney and Urinary Cure. 81
Wells Health Remover cnres Dyspspsia, Impotence
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

= suffered for over twenty SsrA with
g lame back caused by kidney complaint,
and my spine and nervous system were
badly affected hen / had abandoned
all hope I began the euse Of Warmers
Safe Cure, and have not felt SO well and
strong for twenty years. .. j. WRIGHT,
Fon dus Lac W is. n s2 20
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

Il Mother Shipton's prop ecy IS supposed to be
about four hundred years old, and every proph-
coy Inns been fulfill dexcept the last-ethe end Of
theworid in 1881. Buy your Garboline, the great
hair restorer, before the world comes to an end
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17
Cattle Wanted.

81 Parties having cattle for sails Of any class,
please address, giving grade numbers, age and
price John {. Abbott Box ss5o, Denver, Col ~
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For two years I suffered intensely and
was made miserable through diseased
kidneys and bladder. with nervous ex-
}haustlon and entire rostration. Doctors
and medicine did not afford me any relief,
and Twas advised to use Warmers safe
Cure, which I did in come ction with the
Safe Pills, and am than ful to state lam
entirely cured of the dread full malady
MRS DoRMER.
81 c5s,, 4,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

though on Rats, Z clears out Rats, Mica 15c.
! Rough on Coughs Iroches $50; liquid 500.
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Z csauLHonestiYs Rax

~ Can Honestly 8aY. Il
decidedly benefited by Tho use s!of your White
Wine Of Tar Syrup Respectfully yours.
NJ Fort Recovery, Ohio. Rav. M. w. DIaas.
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IarpossrBLE EscAPE,.


Absolute TrutH with uolIaterat Proof
z From Which There Can Re no Appeal.
For the past three years Swe, : have
had q standing offer Of ST, 900 for any
statement Of cure pub ish he'd BY De which
was not, SO far as We know, bona fide.
We did this III order that ali readers
might know The absolute truth Of all our
ASSERT ions and that hey were based ?up.
on the yalue Of our remed and not np-
ion idle words. Below we give 8 few
extracts from recent letters, which
speak for themselves. 8 Will only
add that we could furnish one hundred
Thousand more Of q similar nature did
occasion require but We believe the en-
tire American public is nov con
WINGED of the positive value Of Warmers
Safe Cure. Il II. WARNER & GO. Il
ochester, N. ~ |:
.:s.W arner's Safe Cure does all claimed
for it, MAJ. JAMES SNalIaElI,Yi. 5
# Petal luna, Cal. IN
Il was cured Of kidney disease. and
feeding piles BY 4 bottles Of Warmers
Safe Cure. ss sE
\. Auburn, Ne: + p. .l i. Hov y
T was 8 physical wreck BY kidney
disorder, but Warner's Safe Cure has
completely cured me. Il y. n
d Columbus, Q. Ct. q. LANnNa.
st was sight to behold from kidney
Sdrnpsy, but was rest ored Ito perfect
health by; Warner Safe Cure z n ss n s
Troy, n: X . AMEs ALLEN. \
Ny physicians said i would never get
ont Of bed again. III took; Warmers Safe
Cure and felt like anoth her being x REF
Beverly, Nj, F 81. I t3UYLER H1TcHMs.
q had % quarts 81 water: taken from &c
me caused BY dropsy. Ten bottles Of
Warmers Safe Curo entirely restored
me: VI GEO. 3. PAISLEY. Manchester,
SN. 81 35
A neighbori Of mine, W. "a. Thomp.
son, has been raised from the dead BY
the use Of your Warmers Safe Cure,
JOHN NoEToN z ~ Summit CITY, Pa,
Feb. sth. 4,
Physicians said / could never q b
cured Of calcu1us and stranguary bui
four BOTTLES Of Warmers Safe Cure en-.
tirely removed my complaint.
San Francisco, Gal. Il. o. LEWIS. d
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James Livingston apologized to Fred Cob
aAriit for calling him d liar. 4 iSss|
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

Physicians said / could never be
cured Of calculus and stranguary, but
TOUR bottles Of Warmers Safe Cure en-.
tirely removed my complaint, =
RI San Francisco, Cal. T. %! LEWIS.
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s was sight to behold from kidney
'drnpsy, but was restored to perfect
health by. Warner Safe Cure. Z B ~ &. IS
b. Troy, N. !. y AaEst ALLEN. Y
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Swift's SpeciAca q s. 81 has cured me OFT
long standing case Of Eczema; which has re.
/ sisted MI sorts Of treatment ReY.ssW. ]. Rob.
inson NJ Ga Conference 4 ,3s ri SSg
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

IS Arthur recommended SlOO, 600 for the protec-
ton Of lower Mississippi 1eyees. IA Il
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1i1RAfnfi HARIT CURED. n, 81 Maii;
iSUaft0'U1 ROBsI r. SMITH e Young stogn,Q q.
sDEMOIflN G to Soldier and HeIrn Sud damp amp
for Circulars COL L. BINl3
Il HAAI Aff,Yl Washinefm Is ii s.s
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80 was q physical wreck by kidney
disorder, but Warners Safe Cure has
completely cured me. ssis5 y
@ columbus, Q. CT. q. LANINa.