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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20
The FItz John Porter Bill.

Washington, March l4.-General Por-
ter has been IN Washington for several
weeks, and was at the Capitol when his
bill was being acted upon. He did not
appear in the senate chamber, but re-
mained in Senator Sewells committee
room until tine vote was announced.
Last night and to-day he received many
congratulations, among them the fol-
lowing from Gen. Grant, at Fortress
Monroe:
II congratulate you most heartily
upon the result"
The weight Of General Grants opin-
ion has been the most influential of
any agency in Porter's behalf, and there
has not been speech delivered in either
house OF congress without reference
to Grants views.
That the chairman of the national re-
publican committee should vote against
his party on the bin has caused consid-
cradle surprise and much comment. In
reply to an inquiry for his reasons fer
so doing. Senator Sabin said that his
education on the Fitz John Porter mat
ter had been gained years before he had
ever expected to have seat in the
United States senate, and his opinion
had been formed from conversation
with General Terry, who, it will be re-
mcmbered, was member of the board
Of inquiry that sat upon Porter's case
during the Hayes administration. Gen
eral Terry firmly believed that Porter
was wronged man, and had convinced
him (SabiD that such was the case, and
he was compelled from sense of duty
as well as justice to vote as he did. He
had been urged not to vote at all, but
he could not play the coward, and pre-
ferred to frankly express his convic-
tions, even at the risk of censure.
The bill has gone back to the house
for concurrence in the senate amend
ments, and is covered by 100 senate bills
now lying there. In other words, the
Porter bill goes to the foot Of the list,
all the others taking precedence over it
in regular order. There are only two
methods by which it can be reached
out of order. Oneis by unanimous con-
sent, which of course cannot be pro-
cured in the face of the bitter opposi-
tion to the measure. Thee method
is by a suspension of the rules for the
purpose of gong to the speakers table,
and 1T will require two-thirds vote to
carry this. The latter plan will be
adopted by the friends of the bill, and
by having all the democrats on hand, it
is believed the necessary votes can be
mustered.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20
An Opinion from the Capital.
Pres. and Dakotaian.

Some Of the people of Turner county
have adopted a novel method of perse-
cution and have applied it to Alvah
Hand, editor of the Dakota State
Record, published at Parker as tenn
perance paper, 1t appears that the
antl-temperance element is desirous of
freezing out or starving out or soaring
out the editor Of the Record, and having
failed in their ordinary attempts have
adopted an extraordinary method.
They procured his arrest under charge
OF cruelty to animals and on trial the
jury disagreed, the anti-temperance ele-
lnent of the jury presumably being on
one side and the temperance wing on
the other. The charge upon it's face is
an absurdity and exhibits weakness
on the part of the accusers which
should cause them to subside in one
general blush of shame. We refer to
this case as an illustration OF the force
of malice as applied to an unoffending
newspaper man. Journalism in Dakota
has its unpleasant phases.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the pay
W ment Of the money secured by . mortgage
By Johan sorenssen and FetroneHa Sorens-
and territory Of Dakota, to the Scottish American
which mortgage was recorded In the office Of the
territory Of Dakota. in book E" OF mortgages,
ON pages 81. 81 and 81 on the 9th day Of Sep
tcmber, 1882 at II o'clock m, and. Whereas, no
been instituted to recover the debt secured by
said mortgage Or any part thereof, and Whereas
tis provided In said mortgage that in case Of
est according to the tenor and effect Of certain
notes therein described or any part thereof, or
. OF the breach Of any Of the covenants or agree
party Of the first part their heirs,
executors administrators or assigns. then
thereby and n tn. interest tereoh to se
time Of sale may at once become due ald paya-
ble at the option Of the party Of the second part.
Whsreas e Or further H. ds
on said mortgage, at the date Of this notice, Is
the sum 81 hse nundrcd and seventy-foar dollars
eipal, and s7i.sS iis1 Interest S and and iiH ifity
said MORTGAGE. Now, therefore, notice is hereby
The option hereinbefore mentioned and contained
in said mortgage, and duly recorded as aforesaid
and In pursuance Of the statutes sin such cases
ihsuS oiu PAOSiuSu, Vic SNUScIIDSTs tuc 0COttlSu
American mortgage company. limited. owners
and holders OF said mortgage and the notes
thereby secured, has. by reason of default in the
payment Of interest in the manner and at the
time agreed to be paid, elected to declare and
consider the whole amount Of said sum, both
principal and interest, secured by said mortgage,
as due and payable, and to satisfy the a.nount
due on said mortgage and notes ut the date OF
sale. with costs. and Fifty dollars attor-
ney's fee stipulated in said mortgage to be paid
in case of foreclosure, the said mortgage
will be foreclosed BY . sale Of the mortgagsd
premises therein described. at public
auction, at the front door Of the post Office in
the town Of Swan Lake and county Of Turner and
territory OF Dakota, on the NTH day Of April,
1884, at one O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day. The mortgaged premises are situated in
and are described as follows, to-wit: The north.
east quarter Of section twcnty.seyen l27) In town
west Of the 5th principal meridian.
ruary, A. ID. 1884,
TIE SCOTTISH AMERICAN MORTGAGE CON.
fANf, LIMITED, Mortgage.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20
Land ONCE at Yankton, y. H., Mar, list. 1854.

Land Oficc at Yankton, y. T., Mar. list. 1854.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filod notice Of his inten
and that said proof will be made before
the clerk Of the district court for Turner Co.
d. T.. ut Swan Lake, ID. T., on Thursday, May
lst, 1884. viz: Haus Christensen under his
homestead No. 476G for the NV Y sec 3 town 81
range 81: He names the following witness tC
prove his continuous residence upon, and culti
walton of, said land. viz: Andres Petersen
Andres Hansen. John Petersen, Peter Ander.
sen, of Spring Valley, Turner county. d. T.
WIT q. "A. WETTEK. Register
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20

The following code OF bylaws, rules and refala-
tions are hereby ordained by the board Of trus-
tees OF the town Of Hurley, aud shall be In force
from and after the 81 day Of March, 1884:
lst. The regular meetings Of this board shall
be held OIL the second Monday vi each month,
at O'Clock p. m. Special meetings may be called
ut any time by request OF two members Of S:sid
board, but no bill against the town OF Hurley will
be audited or allowed ut any but regular meet
inEs;, E, n.,,, - ~. .,. ,.,
tees at their regular hlccting In March Of each
year. to appoint one Firewarden, and y Board OF
70 bs n. 4, uty NJ %
visit all buildings deemed unsafe by reason Of
poor or detective chmncys aud all buildings In
WI, which there Is & nss Kept: ana IN which there Is
and to notify the owner or owners that they are
required to ut once rclnedy such detective ftue,
either by Uuihiiisg new chimney or by making
such repairs as III his Judgment will make SAID
buildings safe; and II Is hereby ordained that
any pcrsoi, refusing to build snch chimney or
given, shall be Liable to fine OF one dollar for
each AMI every day that said buildings are left
III alt unsafe :onuuion, said line to be collected
by the nrsilai tie same other taxes or npon
warrant from the town clerk, approved by the
board OI trustees.
4tii. Iiie duties ef the Board of Health shall
lie: First. They shall see that iii streets, alleys,
sink.hoies, sewers and wells are Kept In u clean
and hcaltnful condition; they shall have control
oi all matters pertaining to quarantine during.
Ill anticipation Oh epidenlic Diseases aud II ii
any time II Ii deemed necessary to have public
hospital, they, with the town board, snail pro-
c,ie the site Tor, ara attend to the erection Of
the necessary buildings, and shall see that all
patients in said hospital are properly treated
anu cared for. Second 1t shall be the duty Of
said Board of Health upon discovering any ull-
clean well, cesspOOl or sewer. to notify the owner
or person responsible for the unclean condition
Of such place. and II the person SO notified fails
TO put such place In Il healtlful condition ei her
by cleaning or by the use Of disinfectants, then
the Board Of Health shall see that It Is done and
thenecessary expense shall be collected from the
owner or person SO notified.
Passed and ordered printed this Sd dav Of
March, 1884.
NJ. 8. ROBINSON, President.
Attest: ROWLAND REEFS. Clerk.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20

DeSmet Leader: Dakota is becoming
noted for the number of cid soldier BOYS
among its settlers. Thousands have
come here to take advantage of their
homestead privilege, and the proper
ton OF soldiers to the population is
probably the greatest to be found any
where. OF course clear grit is in pre-
ponderance where the Old fighters are
so numerous.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20
Land ONCE at Yankton. D. T., Mar. list, 1884.

'.hHu VIIct Ut iaIktOH, u. T., MAI. ISL, 1881.
NJOIICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his intcn
tion to make final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before
county,D. T., at Swan Lake, D. r, on Thursday
May l, 1884, viz: Andres Pedersen, under Ill,
homestead entry No 27a3. for the W u swA sec
range 81. He names the following witnesses tc
prove his continuous residence upon, aud culti
walton OF, said land, viz: Hans Christian
Nielsen. all OF Spring Valley, Turner Co., y. T.
vpt GA. WETTER. Register.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20
FINAL PROOFS.

Land once at Yankton, d. T.. Mar. is. 1884,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
- named settler has filed notice OF bis inten-
and that said proof will be made before Vale r.
Thielman. clerk Of the district court for Turner
county. at Swan Lake, on Monday. NAV
18th, 1881, viz: Charles II. Goddard, under lis
homestead entry No. 270i, for the northeast
quarter section Il, town 81, range S.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
said land, viz: Knud +. Mellegaard Christian
Nelson, Spring. Valley; Ole c. Stuart, Charles
with q. A. WETTER. Register.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20
Land ONO. at yankton. D. IT, Mar. "a. 1ssa.

Land Office at Yankton. DIT. Mar. II. 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inteii.
ton TO make final proof in support Of his claim,
Thiclman. clerk Of the district court for Turner
county. at Swan Lake. d. T. on Monday, May
8, 1884. VIZ :Cornelius Unruh under his hid entry
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of, said land, viz: Peter Dahman, Abraham
all Of Childstown, Turner county, d. T.
rpt q. A. WET'rER. Register.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20
Turner County Herald.
HURLEY. DAKOTA. MAR. 20, 1884.
Tim recent flood destroyed tifty-five
bridges between pittsburg and Cairo.

The Pocahontas (va) mine, where
the explosion. burying $50 men, occur
red last week. is being sealed up for
the purpose of smothering the fire.
None Of the bodies have been taken
ont
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20
s,dev.lk Is~sorution.

Sidewalk Itesoration.
4 Resolution for the construction q sidewalk
on the west side oiWashingtoa street, between
Ohio and Dakota streets.
Be u Received BY ths Trustees Of ths Town es
Hurley:
section I. That II H., and 10 hereby declared
necessary that the following sidewalk should be
constructed. to-wit: TN the west side Of Wash-
ington street. between Ohio and Dakota streets.
Sec.2 That said sidewalk shall be four feet
wide and the outer edge thereof be eight feet
distant from the line OF the adjacent lots. The
sidewalk in front Of any Lot situated on corner
made by the intersection q two streets shall be
extended eight ieet past the corner Of said lots.
the aforesaid improvements s oven @ sIaii Be - defrayed
by special tax. to be levied said Dty IS by law
provided.
Sec. =. That this resolution shall be published
for two consecutive weeks In the Turaer County
Herald.
Adopted and ordered printed. March 18th, 1854
Attest. R. REgs. CieIt
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-20

Leave your orders for seed corn with
Lamson 4 Farnsworth. Call early;
only limited supply on hand.
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Will nos be Cheated.
RINGING WORDS FROM THE NATIONAL.
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
MITrEE.


HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DEMocRATIc
COMMITTEE, No II, West 9TH Street,
NEW NoRK, Nov. z, 1854.
To the People of the untedstates:
There can no longer be any ques-
ton concerning the actual result of
the presidential election. Grover
Cleveland and Thos. A. Hendricks
have majority of eighteen in the
electoral college. 1t is not worth
while for our adversaries to claim the
electoral vote Of the State of New
York. 1t is absolutely certain that
the returns Of the proper officers Of
election on the night Of the 4th Of
November showed decisive plurali-
ty in the State for the electors sup
porting Cleveland and Hendricks.
If any different or altered returns
are now being prepared or promul-
gated, they are corrupt falsiiications
of the records Of the State OF New
York, and the men aiding or abetting
the making Of such are criminals. 1t
is not expected that You will tamely
submit to the Vaccinations of such
men. Let them understand that you
will recognize at noon Tomorrow,
throughout the United States, the
actual ection Of Cleveland and Hen
bricks by firing national salutes.
Meet tomorrow night throughout the
country and express your opinion in
manner that cannot be misunder-
stood. New Workers are resolv-
ed not to submit to the gross outrage
attempted to be perpetrated on their
rights, and &ill speak for themselves.
WILLIAM A. BARNUM,
Chairman National Democratic Committee
II. =. GORMAN,
Chairman National Executive Committee.
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Phoenix Toilet Soap
TIE n .AsTEfsN&L &HJ ssGEEAL
ENSEaTsTE.

We viii open branch at t66 St,
Charles St. New Orleans, Dec. 1st, 1884,
where thsy will be prepared to treat
SURGICAL eases, Club Feet, Paralysis,
and all deformities of the face, spine,
limbs, and diseases OF the joints, eye
and ear; also catairh, piles, fslula,
female diseases. private diseases, etc.
Tie proprietors of the Institute upon
This Office in New Orleans in accordance
with tue request Of scores Of their
patrons in Mississippi, Louisiana and
Texas, who desire TO avail themselves of
the reduced rates Of travel offered during
the "World's Exposition, TINS enabling
them to visit us ana the Exposition MS
we'll For full particulars address K.
e. ROLAND. Secretary, Atlanta, Ga. or
lG6 81. Charles St., New Orleans, La.
Will
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The Views Of lEr. Kelly.

NEW York. Nov. 6 The Star says;
Hundreds of kilograms have been
received from all over the country
inqnirine he views of Mr. Kelly on
the election, aud especially asking
his opinion on New York State. In
response to these inquiries MI Kelly
sent the following statement
"phe figures show a total vote for
Cleveland and Blaine Of 1,lO4;G15,
and a plurality for Cleveland af 1850.
The Albany Evening Journal con-
cedes this. ! am Of the opinion that
the counties when canvassed by the
boards Of supervisors Tuesday mex,
will show an increase over the Journ
M's figures. The National Demo
cratic Committees figures are 1900
for Cleveland, and this statement is
based on positive Information. l
have no doubt of Gov. Cleveland Is
election, although the people will be
kept in suspense until The official can
vass can assure them positively.
'sEhe means taken to conceal the
feet by those having Charge Of the
vote cast in the several election dis,
tricts of The State Of New York indi~
carc that efforts have been made 10
tamper with the returns, but the
vigilance OF the Democratic National
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Celebrating the Victory iB wash
ingtOn
snacinl to the TImes-Democrat.

sppcial TO the Times-Democrat.
WAsu,xaroN Nov. THE Re-
nnbIicans were generally willing to
alnit This morning that Cleveland
was elected, They settled down to
that belief and we're very quiet
throughout the day. Some Of them
had lost all their savings in bets on
Rlaiue Some had Given more than
thew could we'll afford to CLAMPS
conmittae,s All Of them expect to
Iosa tbeir nIacas vet when Clam
closed the rolls of the squeezing com.
mjttee and Mcpherson had nothing
for them but barren claims. there was
NOTHING for them but to return to
their disks with anxious faces and
heavy hearts
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Fine Botly oGGlanG for ale.

have 1850 acres of land lying three
and & half miles South Of Aberdeen, on
the river and just below the mouth Of
James Greek. There are 400 acres in
cultivation. 100 acres Of the best tim.
bcr7d land in Monroe county. cane
brake that will wint J. 800 head Of Cat.
tie. 1t cn be converted into the finest
Stock Farm in North Mississippi. Ii
has fourteen settlements with tenement
houses on it, good water, good timber,
good laud and a healthy location com,
bined to make it one Of he most dosira.
bic farms in the South. For particn,
lars call on me at the Post Office,
JAMES w. LEE,
Oct. 16, SIN.
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.- Ill 3
Intel l''lS'. 3' inc "e"l' Oh Oo''
G., JoAuAN, the able Vice President
and General Manager Of the Mobile
81 nil, p.Hr,,3 ortsr q nr,tr,araa
,Ir...... - .,.m.,.. ..,, ,,,,,s. WINS rs-
''..''', W NJ ~.
ceiyea here ON Monday evening" the
Ilth inst. and was regretted by all
l,,r -,o,,,,. ,,,,ra o.,.ariaIlv by the
i'......'.i,..,l.',,. ..,.5
business e'-'''''''''! " ''' nav 80 ''' -
to appreciate bis Noble qualities by
being brought to some extent in con-
+,.- ,-.,, Ei., thrar,.5 commercial in
.,.. ..........
1efao4.7e VIII" ''e i'l'''''i u .'''. '''
"i'o- ''"s whose interest," anu ''5s.'
be held virtually ln IDS N'"" ana
management. He was "' active ana
energetic railroad o'hc'A., ana bus
death viii he m'qHed by aIl"'efest-
ed 10 'oe success "'" "'''4'7 Oh '''''
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YOU'VE mnN,..REAn TEEEs.

THE VOITAIC BELT Co., of Marshall Mich
9 fer to- scndtheirGechrat edIgLECIRO-N0LTAI
BELT and other ELECTBiCA PPTLhNCEs. on tIIa
for thirty days, TO men young or OLD afflicted
with nervous debility, loss Of vitality and man
matsm neuralgia, paralysis. ana many other
diseases. Comp lcte restoration TO health, vigOr
and manhood guaranteed, No risk is incurred
as thirty days trial is allowed. Write them at
once fori ustrated pamphlet free.
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DR.. VIM. spillmon has finished
classifying specimens at the a. & NJ.
College aud came over last Saturday.
He says he will have very nearly a
full suit OF fossils Of Mississippi all
properly arranged for exhibit and will
ship them to New Orleans about the
18Th inst.-Columbus Index.
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Gal! C92.Il! 500!!!

Not intending to keep any
coal in store this winter, but
being DESTROYS of supplying
my customers and public gen
orally with Coal from the
mines that l am agent for, |
have determined to sellit from
now on, at
$3.50 PER TON,
at the mines. The freight is
$2.40 per ton, the coal will be
consigned to the purchaser.
Now is the time for those who
have not laid in their winter
supply to make up a car and
send me their orders, as this
price is only for car lots of 20
tons, this is the best of CRATE
coal from the Patton mines.
G. II. ECKFORD,
Agent for Virginia and Alabama mine
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nm prepared to sell TOBACCO OF
all grades at a very low price. l invite
the public to inspect my < ock.
j. W. EcKFoRD, PhmDix Drug Store.
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LETTER, NOTE, FOOLS CAP, LIZ
GAL CAP and all kinds OF fancy Paper
at Eckford's Phoenix Drug Sore.
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LARD OH, LUBRTOATING OIL,
LGNSEGn OH, GOLDEN MACHINE
OIL, and CASTOR ENGINE OIL, ut
Eckford' Phoeniz Drug Store.
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QP!U !. ;s5#s !:;:s


State of Mississippi, Monroe county,
September term 1884, Chancery Court
of said county.
c. D. Troup ct al, oooo
VS.. NO. <OSV.
Mrs e, G. Moore.
Ry virtue of a decree of said Court
rendered in said cause the 18Th day of
September 1884, day of said Term of
soid Court, the undersigned Com mis-
sioner appointed by said decree will pro-
coed to sell in front Of the Court House,
i'm the city of Aberdeen in said county
on
Saturday. Dee. 90, 1854.
at public auction to the highest bidder,
on the following terms, viz. one third
~ cash and the remaining two thirds
in euuai instalments of one and two
wears with eight per cent interest per
annum from day of sale and to be secur-
ed by mortgage upon said land. The
following described land viz. Two hum
bred and seventy acres OIL OF the north
half Of section fifteen, having the north
eru boundary of said section as the basis
and the southern boundary to run en-
tirely across said half of said section
from east 60 west, and one hundred and
twenty acres off the south half OF SAID
section the southern boundary OF sald
section being the Southern boundary OF
the tract and the northern boundary
being a line running entirely across sa ~
south half of said section from eas ~, 70
west aud also six acres on when y siCuat y
ed the residence and improvements OH
of the northwest quarter OF section iolr
teen IA. all of said lands lying ana be-
inc i'm township fourteen 14); range SIX
in said county containing three hundred
aud ninety siA (996) acres more or less,
sale within legal hours. Such title given
as il vested in me as such commissioner
-. EVANS, Commissioner.
Nov. 18th. 1884.
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bsS" The most elegant aud inviting stock
of COMB md BRUSH CA rs from
$3.50 to $1,000 at the
PHOENIX DRUG STORE.
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EGKFORD has the largest stock Of
STATIONERY IN the city OF A0cideen
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GsgTYou can supply yourself with
CHEAP NApC ES--
AT EcKFoRD's PHOENIX DRUG STORE -
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B@9" All of the renowned and popular
Handkerchief Extract in any quantity
for sale al Ecgfotds Phoenix Drug store
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lis said that Eckford's Phoenix Drug
Store is the place to have prescriptions
compounded.
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-seApl sOAPI sOAPl-

Al kinds of FANCY PAPER at the
Phoenix
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HANDSOME TEA SETS, BEA UHIFUb
CAKE PLATES, ELEGANT FRUIT
PLAIEo at ECKFORD's
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HOME SANATIyE CORDIAL at
Wholesale at Eckford's Phoenix Drug
Store.
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IF WORMS CHANGE THE COMPLEXION
THEY have a tendency to destroy the vital en-
eroies that sustain and promote health ana ne !
at the first indication OF worms, administer
Shllnrr's Indion NermIluge.