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SANDS T. B0YCE.
Reductions That Reduce.
Bargains That Do Justice to
the Appellation.
Quotations That Invite a Sec.
ond Reading.

Standard prints cts. per yard.
Ginghams reduced from Is cts. to
81 per yard.
Lonsdale muslin reduced from Is
cents to 81 per yard.
84 sheeting, bleached and un-
bleached 25 cents yer yard;
Handkerchiefs at nickel and 8, 4,
and 6 for q dollar that are worth
three times as much.
$1.OO ccrsets for 25 cents; $l5O cor
sets for rs cts; $500 corsets for $l.0O
in cardinal and other colors.
Ladies' underwear-generally sold
for all wool-worth $3.50 reduced to
$1.OO.
Montana plaids and brocaded
cloths (dress goods) 81 cents per yard.
Gerster clotbs-named after the
sweet voiced songstress-all shades
and colsrs reduced from s. cents to
163 cents per yard.
All wool cashmeres. 40 inches wide,
in all the desirable shades, at Is cents;
$l.OO is the lowest price elsewhere so
far as we know. OF French COM
bination. novelties, velveteons, silks,
satins, etc., we have the largest and
finest assortment in town and our
prices are considerably below the
concert pitch of trade.
Childrens' calico dresses, bargains
at 81, now so cents each.
Coildren's seersucker dresses, bar
gains at 81, now 81 each and several
other lots at prices fully as low. The
sizes are two to eight years in the
nomenclature of trade. The seer
sucker dresses are very neatly made
and trimmed. Can you afford to do
without these goods at the prices?
Misses seersucker dresses, twelve
to sixteen years, worth $500 reduced
to $3.50. They are in two pieces
basque and skirt-and are quite
nobby.
Ladies' seersucker, gingham, lawn
percale and sateen dresses reduced
| from Sc. 90 to $500; $500 to So so; IS
to 81.
WHITE HALL!
California underwear, red and blue,
81 per suit.
Knit underwear, all wool Scotch,
s. per suit.
Job lot of pants reduced from $7.Oe
| to $500.
Job lot of pants reduced from $6 to
81.
Suits at all prices beginning at S..
We believe we have the best as
sortment of fine custom made clot,l-
ing in the city. The fabric designs,
cut, make and quality of fabric are
as desirable as the best class of cloth
| ing made to order and prices are full
ly third less.
Very respectfully
SANDS & BOYCE.
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LONDON, Sept. 6.-The German
bark Mochezama, Captain Simon
son, from PuDta Arenes, arrived at
Falmouth with three men belonging
to the yacht Mignone'te, found out
Sydney. They report that when the
vessel went down they and a boy, all
on board, took to small boat with
out provisions or water. For 19
days they drifted about, when the
boy died. The others fed on his
his body, and were enabled to hold
out five days longer. When the
Mochezama rescued them they were
in a horrible condition. The three
men were placed under arrest by or
der of the Board Of Trade. The
death of the boy will be investigated.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 6. Acting
Secretary of the Treasury Coon to-
day issued the following order to the
officers of customs, assistant treasur-
es OF the United States and other
officers of the Treasury Department.:
Notice is hereby given tnat sne
funeral of the Hon. Charles = rol-
ger, late Secretary of the ireasury'
will take place ut 2 p. m. at Geneva.
All buildings and offices under your
control will be closed &C the hour on
the day mentioned: 1t being e aars lm.
Practicable to reach Treasury oii.ceIs
throughout the country direct from
the Department on account M .ne
large number of officials the an.
nouncen,ent is made through Tue
Associated Press.
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St. John at Home,

OLATHE. Sept. g. Gov. st. John
returned home to day for the first
time since his nomination.. An ef-
fort is being made to tender him a
reception irrespective Of politics, hut
the mayor and council refused to
have anything to do with it. The
governor was met at the depot by a
delegation of citizens and band music
and taken to the public square where
an address was made by Mr.. Pitcher,
which was responded to 10y st. John.
Both spec ches were very brief. The
number of people present did not ex-
ceed four hundred, including women
and children. The Ex-Governor is
addressing quite large audience at
the opera house tO-night.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, Sept. 6.-Advices from
Macedonia state that brigands have
been ravishing the country. Forty
five persons were killed by them dur
ing August. ~.
A Times Hong Kong dispatch says
Heavy fighting at Torquin between
the French and Chinese is reported
from Chinese sources.
PARIS, Sept THE French gov
ernment invites emigration to Ton
quin. FREE passages are promised
those who will go there.
1t is officially announced thai
cholera has appeared at Bordeaux
There have been three deaths from
the disease already.
MADRID, Sept. ct is reported
that 26 bales of rags from France
smugglei into Novelda caused an
outbreak of cholera there. The rags
were burned yesterday.
CAIRO, Sept. GA skirmish has
taken place near Sinkat between the
Hadendowas and the Amarars. The
latter were defeated and many OF
their number killed.
DUBLIN, Sept. 6.-The importation
of rags into Ireland from France and
Italy is prohibited.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. 6.-During the
twenty-four hours ended Tonight
five deaths occurred from cholera
here.
ROME, Sept. 6-King Humbert has
postponed his visit to Naples.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-Advices from
Cairo are that the rapid fall OF the
Nile increases the fears that
Wolseley's plan for reaching kha1-
toum will prove a failure.
A popular demonstration was made
to-day in Campo Basso and Anc2na
against the royal decree suspending
the projects and syndics in places
where arbitrary measures have been
adopted against cholera. The Mayor
of Civita Vecchia is suspended from
official duty for notifying his officials
of the decree incorrectly. The Mayor
of Spezia has succumbed to the chol'
era.
CAPETowN, Sept. 6.-The com
mander OF the German gunboat
Wolfe, has taken formal possession
in the name of the German Empire
of all the west coast of Africa between
the 18th and Goth degrees of SOUTH
latitude, with the single exception o
Walvisch bay. It was annexed t(
the British Possessions a few weeks
400 bv the authorities of Cape Colony
SYDNEY, Sept. 6.-The government
of New South Wales has prohlbltet
the importation of dynamite anc
nitro-glycerine fer six months.
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Lewis and Clarke county, T. G..
Power, Prof. c. G. Swallow; Jeffer-
son county, John Longmaid ;
Meagher county. Or. Rotwitt and A.
N. Essler; Choteau county, Timothy
E. Collins; Custer county, Joseph
Leighton; Dawson county, David r.
Mead and Jno. r. Tingle; Missoula
county, w. e. Bass and Frank E
Woody; Beaverhead county, B. F.
White and III. Knippenberg; Madi-
son county. G. L. Dahler and Henry
Elling; Silver Bow county, r. B.
Wallace and H. G. Kessler !; Deer
Lodge county. J. c. Savery and F.
D. Brown.
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PARIS, Sept. 6. - Admiral Mot
cables he seized Passandara Bey, OF
Madagascar, without resistance.
The French still occupy Tama-
tOve.
Advices from China state Admiral
Courbet lef. KeIung and joined the
fleet in Min river, where he will
await reinforcements from Saigon be-
fore attempting to occupy Kelung.
The steamer runs daily between
Sharp Peak Landing, the place OF
the cable, and Foo Cnoo to carry
telegrams.
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Cholera Notes.

ROME, Sept. 6.-During the past
twer hours there have been
293 new cases, l5S deaths, from
cholera in Italy. The epidemic in
the province of Genoa IS confined to
Spt ITO and vicinity. There are l6s
fresh cases and SO de atbs reported in
the city of Naples.
MADRID, Selt. Elm Spain, the
past twenty-four hours, II new cases
and 6 deaths from cholera are re-
DOrted,
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Local News

There have been 1,725 visitors to
the National Park this season up to
this date.
The College Of Montana began its
second year under very encouraging
circumstances.
The public schools open tomorrow
except the school at Centerville and
the higher schot at Walkerville.
The new works of the Parrot
will start up about the first of next
month and there will be some grand
work done at that time.
The Eastern Montana Live Stock
Association recently met in Miles
City. It represents 100000 head of
cattle and from forty to fifty million
dollars IF capital. .
MI. w. w. Mccall, proprietor Of
the Halfway House, was In the city
yesterday purchasing goods in an
ticipation of a big crowd at the camp
meeting, which commences next
Thursday.
Professor Bora will give a grand
concert the .23rd inst. at Renshaw
Opera House. in which his pupils
will take part. The Alice band will
be present and render several of lts
choicest musical selections.
Those dissatisfied with the work OF
the assessor and who think he has
not as essed their property high
enough should meet the County
Commissioners on Monday, Septem'
Der 18th, when they will be in ses'
sion to listen to such complaints
See the notice in another column.
The New North West says that
when Wilson, OF the Dillon Tribune
arrived in Deer Lodge at ii o'clock
at night he thought it was full Of
saloons and went to bed and had
happy dreams. When he got up in
tho morning he found q church on
every corner and school house in
the middle of each block. He staid
until the next train.
Yesterday in the MINER appeared
the statement that we thought the
first harp ever in Butte had arrived
during the past week. We find We
were mistaken. Nearly two years
ago little Italian came here from
Denver and played through an en-
eaQement in a dance house. A thea
tre troupe travelling through the Ter
ritory also had one when it played in
Butte. ... ... e..
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, the emf
nent tragedian. begins an engage
ment in Renshaw's Opera House or
the twenty-ninth Of this month. Mr.
Maguire informs us that the stage is
to be enlarged for the occasion. New
scenery is to be prepared and thu
seating to be improved so as to make
| it more comfortable both to sit and t.
see. A special train will be put OF
the Utah 4 Northern railroad to en-
able those living at Garrison. Deel
| Lodge and other, parts of Deer Lodg'
valley, who wish to see Mr.. Barrett
to come,
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The Striking NIOulders.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.-Many OF the
non-union moulde re- returned 10 WoIk
today to Burton's foundry alter !he,i
severe handling last n'ght,
when they left work. A large crowa
is about the foundry this morning.
The nolice are there also, but seem
unable to prevent the collection OF o.
people, One man last night, after
being knocked down and 0eateh oA
the strikers, drew pocket kniie ahu 1a
stabbed one of his assailants IN Tue
back. He was arrested and the case
Continued till Monday.
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China War Notes.

LONDON, Sept. Ga Hong Kong
dispatch to the Times say says orders anG gV to
erSUr enforce the provisions of the foreign
i:n;ment enio act The governor noti-
sad the French admiral OF these e
nrJers l,rI and the latter will respect the
measure.
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Kfckers I'm Council.

CHICAGO, Sept. Ga meeting OF
Independent Republicans was neia
tc-night, and an executive comMlt- ths
tee was appoi, ted to organize for the
camnaign. Geo. D Wright. OF the
Massachusetts Independent RepuoI-
can State Central Committee was ~
nrest MT and spoke Of the progress Oh
tho movement in that State.
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MISCEI.LANlOeS'

ALBANY, Sept, ,,e s;ms0fSSi1nss.t State fsir at
Glevelana 1a On Monday and Gee1va the tuneta, on
Tuesday. econ Sept. 6.-The
Republican conven.attd conlvmeinnsted r. w. Arm
sfrons sGr for Delegate to ooDs
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The Mountain Chief Sold.

The Mountain Chief mine, at Nei-
hart, bonded some time ago to the
Boston Hudson Mining company for
SIS, 900, was sold to that company
last week. They have on the dump
500 tons of ore, valued at $50, 900.
The company proposes to put up
mill at once. The business manager
has gone east to ship the necessary
machinery.
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OriQin OF Ammonia

Ammonia is obtained in large
quantities by the putrefaction of the
urine of animals. - Encyclopedia
Britannica.
Every housekeeper can test baking
powders containing this disgusting
drug by placing a can of the "Royal'
or" "Andrews' Pearl" top down on q
hot stove until heated, then remove
the cover and smell.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia, Alum,
Lime, Potash, Bone fhosphates. 1t
is prepared by physician and chem
ist with special regard to cleanliness
and healthfulneSs. 83 d&Wzm
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The Emuerors' Meeting.

LONDON, Sept. ct is generally
expected in political circles that tne
principal topic Of attention OF the
three emperors in the approaching
conference will be the question as to
what measure must be taken against
anarchists. This discussion may
lead t , the adoption of the strongest
International measure.
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Opeuing Of the Campaign I'm C"iifor-
mia.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 6.-The Re
nublican campaign was formally
onened this evening throughout Cal
if rpia, The speakers included some
of the most prominent members OF
the party. The gathering in this
citv was one of the largest and most
enthnsias tic ever held here.
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Saw Mill lssarlhed'

HELENA, Sept. 6.-The Big CASINO Hat
son, in ,a,ahar pine ceuety, iSIeis n was burned
Yesterday, including large largraanG'ne a
If lumber, logs ana s"in ;ns'rance'
~ Findings; loss, $50, 900; no insurance
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An Immense Demonstration.

GLASGOW, Sept. 6.-An immense
demonstration in favor of the iran
chise bill occurred. Seventy thou
sand persons took part in the process
sion, which stretched to an enormous
length, ten miles from the staitlng
p0int.
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,,uAcEN. seft. 6.-Anothet1 s1
t C'rESPP Pa1ar Aars: expedition will start
Danish nan ro,an north next sumner,
proceeding ding 01 It wi will he under the the
leadership of Messrs' NV
Camel.
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Clark's concentrator is nearing
completion. The engines and boiler
are now being put in. After that
the belts will be arranged and then
york will begin.
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The Xellta Bank.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The sec
Snd National Bank of Xenla, Onlo'
having made good its impaired caPl.
1l, has been authorized to resume
business.
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Danger Ina aSs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The treas
ury department received letter to-
day from DIR. Hill, United States
health officer of London, asserting
the expectation of rags into TINS
country from England is fraught
with great danger of smallpox. lie
SAYS it has been for some time pre- va.
lent in London where quantities OF
rags are collected and shipped to
America The rags undergo no pro-
cess of dislnfectlon previous to expor-
tat;Ou,
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lie Richau Golden Ealsaml
Vegetable Compound.

AL poisonous preparations from the Mineral
Kingdom sink into insignifcance in compari-
son with this purely vegetable Balsam in the
cure of old syphilitic complaints, impurity Of
the blood nasal Catarrh and Rheuma ism,
caused by using the drugs usually in vogue by
Calomel, Arsenic. etc, All those dissatisfied
with the result Of the remedy, l will refund
their money. Sold BY Dr., Terry, Park Street
Drug store. $50 per bottle. Butte, Montana
Sent to any Q '1ress c. o. D. Letters Of inquiry
answered imu .diately. 8l7-dtf
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This review of mines only en-
braces the copper mines on the Par
rot hill east of town and in an al
most straight line from the original
Butte to the Colusa. Any mine
whose shaft house is more than three
hundred feet away from that line is
not included in this enumeration.
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Hear for shall speak OF excellent things 1
say unto you:
Go to the mountain of Labanon,
Gather the balsam on the trees.
Heal thykelf with the plants of the earth!
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- Notice Is hereby given that the partner
ship lately suDsistinR between John j. SmaI-
ing and John u. Bansman, OF the city of Lam
caster under the firm of smaling u BausmHn,
was dissolved this day, July 8Oth, by mutual
consent. All debts owing to the said Jonn H.
Bausman, and all demands on the sail part
nUTshlp are TO DO presented to him tor payment.
JOHN J. SM MALISG,
JOHN II. BAUSMAS
Having Withdrawn from the firm of Smaing
Il liuusman, desire TO thank my patrons tor
LnCir generous support and ask That in tho
future they bestOw their patronage upon my
successor ana late partner. John H. Bausman,
VINO will continue the business Rt the Old
stand. No. l2I North queen street iySO3td
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rho following statement OF william }. Cough
in, OF Someryille, Mass, Is so remarkable that
we beg to ask for It the attention OF our read
ery. lie says ain the tall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by Il severe cough. | soon began 10 lose my
appetite and flesh was so weak ut ono time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum
mer OF 1917 waSadmitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors suid | hat hole in
nay lett lung rs big rs IA hali-dOllar. eNpcnd'
od over Il hundred dollars In doctors and med-
icincs. twas so tar gone at one timo report
went around that was dead. gave up hopo
but u friend told mo OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. / laugho at
my friends, thinking my case jncurable, but
got he tile To satisfy them, when TO my sur
prise a. d qualification, l commenced TO feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive,
and TO LAY feel in better spirits than have
the past three years
~ write this hoping you viii publish IT, SO
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
Will be induced To take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM fORTIlE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
nave taken two bottles ana can positively say
that It has done ms moro good than all tht
other medicines nave taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared ana shall soon be able To go 10 work.
sold Nv II. u. Cochran. l1 North Queen stree
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POLSTIOAL


Democratic national Ticket
Prcsiiont-GROvER CLEVELAND.
vice Presidont-THOMA a. UENDRICkS.
Democratic state Ticket
KLKCToRs At LARGE
RICHARD vhUX, 70. ). MCGRhNS,
II. Is. PLUMER.
ELECTORS.
Dist. Dist.
|. John SIovin. Is. Gcorge y Purdy.
2. J P.J ~. T.. Il. Acklcy.
). John w. Lee. II. John 4. Bevan.
4. u. j. HoTan. IL. Ezra u. Parker.
X, H. Wright. ~. r.. W. Mumma.
u. J. n. Brinton. 20. 4. ~. OH.
, 7. WIN. Stahlsr. u. y. y. Iams.
4. e.. b ReutsChiCr. -. J. X. 4. Dun.
.. II. NJ. North. b. Johh swan.
10, II. q. Stiles. -. a. B. WintcrnitI.
II. a. q. Broadhcad. ~ John IT.. IIll.
H. Y. V. ROckatellow. g. WIN. A. fOrqu"r,
49, Richard Kahn. q. A. }. Greenfield.
IL. George II. Irwin.
Democratic County Ticket.
CONGRESSMAN at Largo, w. W. n. DAVIS
Congress.-PhRIs IhLDEMaN.
JudEe.--D. q. ESiILEMAN.
senator (xiIl-JohN MARTIN.
Assembly t2j.-CHRIsTIAN FOX.
JAMES y. PATTERSON.
(0.-S. =. DETWILER.
JAMES DUFFY.
Il. II. KAUFFMAN.
Shorili.--R. NJ. ARrERS.
prOtnOnOtIry. .-BESJ. WORKMAN.
RegisIer.-E. &. DILLER.
County rreasuror.-JNO. >. MANN.
Clerk otQ, S.-ll. .. RUTIEk.
Clerk of .. G.-SAML X. HOSTETTER.
Prison kccper.-.GEU. W. STIEk.
Prison .iinspectora'-W y; mVCni;
Poor Directors GEO. ID hRMSTkrTER.
Coroncr.-DAvIs KirCH.
Auditor.-GEO. w. SCHROEDER
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MANN ETS.
phiiaas,pnia m srsss.

raitA ns,rHia. Aug. I. = Flour market
aH" q, a. "hS sSos s'Ssos supsrnns, panns,n STATE.
scSg a 20 G do y s,sayh,. Is ss .s %, rin,sr minm
extra, clear. o. 75at Sos straight, " 500
0 90; Wisconsin clear, sS 50dt % straighta,
q 2,l5 winter patents % Joae % spring do
hyo -four nrm at % soepa 7s
Wheat-Market duh and easter No.
Western RED, g3Lc No do. SSfps9c,; No. Pa.
do. OLD. o. 10 do new, g7dosc No. Delaware
10, old, 81 % do new, e3c.
steamer. eiaG5c sail yellow, esS<seso !; sail
mixed, 6oSa66o No. 3 mixed, 6lsp6t1c.
Oats-market firm with fair demand |;
No. 2 White, 4jc No. do, $40 |;
rejected; i1gtSc Mo- mixed. 400.
Seeds Timothy dull si tO6l GO; rlnxseed
quiet to arrive. at VI 20 /; new Glover quiet at
HflDN.
Winter Bran quiet at se8le s,.
Mess Pork, sls 5jSei7 90 Rect Hams. f3oaai |;
India Mess Boef, sl9 t082O; city do, $50
so
Sac s,eady Smoked Shoulders, nc;
salt do &c Smoked Hams, bk4l5c !;
| picEloo &c l2k@lJJ6c.
| Lard steady city refined. at sl.flSx; loose
butchers, 7c primo steam 81 i0Ga7 so.
Butter drm fair demand tor choice |;
Dg!lc u. q. n N. Y. extras, i7flsc do llrsts,
| iiQl6c: western dairy extras, l5c; West
ern good TO choice, l2@lic packing butter, 8
g9c.
Rolls at 7@lOc.
| Eggs firm, gOod demand small supply ;
| Pa. extras. ls1lsLG; Western do, i6l,spi7c.
| cheese trm, iatr demand New York full
Sleams, wal, l99lOAe; ohio Eiats, choice ut SC ;
skins. 2Slillc do iuli. h@2c.
| Petroleum firm Refined, SC.
whisky duh ; Western Mt al 10.
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seems strange that any one viii suffer
from the many arrangements brC"ght on by
AN impure condition OF the blood when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPhRlLLhAND STILbINGIA,
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1. nlCCl Il strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
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BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, effect
uMly curing Scroiula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the kidneys, Eryslpelas, Mala-
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ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
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ncys, stomach, skin, otc. II cOrrocts indi
gustiun. 4 single bottle win prove to you its
merits us a health rrnewcr, tor It ACTS LIKE
a CHARM especially when the complaint IS
ot All exhaustive nature, having u tendency to
lu,srn tho natural vigur OF the brain AMI ner
yOug system.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-01
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