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LIFE IN SIBERIA
Not 80 bad Kind OF existence
After All.

fCor. New York Telegram
On their way 10 Sierra the convicts p-ac-
tice among them elves such mercantile affairs
AS exchanging their name, which is another
way OF taking each others plac Cor a
certain amount OF money. For instance Ivan
is doomed 10 hard labor and Peter is
sentenced only TO distant bani- hment, but
Ivan having in possession n sum OF money
forfeits it. together with the severity Of his
punishment, for the i,rEc.it II Peters sen
tence, who heucefoT;n called Ivan, volun-
tarily accepts the exchange and gons to work
in the coal mines fcr twenty Years The
possibility Of such exchanges viii Do easily
conceived If one bears IN mind that the off
Ger and escort do not know the countsnan
Of the conyicts, the guard iein- changed at
several stations. They only TAX. care t. de-
liver the number Il cnnviotS they were in
trusted with
There Is many a convict to whom a trip
to Siberia is II no cen -a,lu-nce As lac j. used
to it from childhood. liz. makes his escape
in the summer, during which be does his
usual extensive business ii burgIing until the
bitter cold of tho approaching winter season
reminds him of the Indispensable ~ .cs,ity
Of seeking for a shelter Having NO alteiIia-
tive, he is finally compelled 20 deliver him
self to the nearcs. prison officials. who keep
him until the 81 portunity Of joining a lafty
. Of convicts Is pn.ered ofteltimes these fc!-
lows, who have ALREADY been several Times 20
Siberia, are recognized bN the Office. OF
escort of the party. who seem not IN the
least astonishel t. find them tLsrr. a. it lie
~romes n customary affair in the history OF
Russian convict transportation. Many a
man has been found 10 have teen in Siberia
thirty or forty time and a, many times
succeeded in el'np.:l., a.; the summer season
Tie life 81 the cuI,, i,ls "a tie nine i not
70 desperately iIisuIi'.Ita.,ie IL uIauy OF the
newspapers have tri'd - paint. Thosa nh,
possess material means are especially wei
treated and cared for Their fo,d j. more
substantial, their UNDERGRADUATES often
changed and the watch greatly weakened
The 'ruble" affects everything. beginning
with the orderly, and gradually ascending
to the higher quarter. Bribery is common.
and conyictS may Ia found who were doomed
TO hard labor leading most comfortable
life under the shelter ~ the warm-hear;ed
governor. AMI declaring that l." never felt
SO deeply The benefits 81 fred IN n, he dos
now. There Is GoveGnn mt factory near
Irkoutsk called "AlexSanirovski Zayypd.
where some Of she convirts are appointed 10
work out the term ot confinement They
also lead an easv life
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Land Reclaimed i'm igu.-.a.


The St Petersburg Nc,lomusti give, par
ticulars of the reclamation OF vast TRAIT
lying between the river Dnicper. Tripct
Beresina and Pt:tsh "a, known as the Poe e
region, which Ina, been hitherto II .l.>, and
in great part impasSahc. III work Logan
in the year 49, T. and 10y the end If last year
IA canal system OF ahvjt 1853 yer i a. Ia
miles had been cpuGiiletcl. which ha / :.rga IL
drained I, al. noo Ies jatinas 'avcr 1.up1 sIuar
miles,. N,aTly one-siNtE @! this vast
tract that had hitherto been an INN. nctr;lhl,
morass has icen chance into ~ ,adow land
An area Of over l,351 square miIaS Of FOR.
est, which WA totally us les. hain,
frayer>.'i by n network of >wamps. has been
IN, roughly drained. TIL line ui swamp lcin-
cleared, deepcnei and converted into drain
age canals, which, unfu:sEna;c,y, can la ;,
only very slight fail. Another age ui,c.
of forest, over - squaD, miles IA extent,
hitherto practically inaccessible has been
opened up lev canais and mad, available fuI
useful purpose; and tin remainder. amount:
ing 10 about aIb.ucu de>ja;iuaS over 2.s,s
square miles. has been drained ard brought
into "A condition iii for cultivation or jsi>tur-
age. The work Is said IL have Ieea exc -utal
at an annual expenditure 81 2;1.0ao subcs
or little less than 1000 p,unIS sterling.
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What Pretty Women DO.

Women with pretty teeth opsn vide their
mouths when they laugh
Women With pretty l.snd> Ike e. shake
hands with their friends
Women with pretty ewes look you straight
in the face
Women with pretty eyebrows and iashc>
like 10 lock iaaSusiiy un the fioor.
Women with pretty arms naturally stand
with the elbows aklulbo
Women with q musical laugh I'll tn. ai-
with silver raySi to8eS
Women % modes, ID, Il boldly s.isplsy
their rich criui~s,a hl,lsL-s
Women WSh fun rounded forms are adj
vertise:ueHts for their dr,ss,sl.ake-.
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HERE WE ARE AGAIN
And as Always With Prices Lower than Others Can
or Dare Make Them. Yx-rg-

bfen's Kip Boots all solid, only S175
MEMS K Calf Boots ails 26O
Men's Kip Shoes, all soil a 100
Fine Dress Shoes, al 1.6O
Women's Fine Button I'D worked holes, 1875
Women's Butte Goat Shoes worked 1875
Women's Butte worked holes 1875
10, 30
Children's IL, 80
Children's Tipped to 8, 10
some how do it. but We do and we are
equally good fact acknowl
competition Of stock. excellence OF goods
styles. and also our low prices at the Red Front
A. ALLEN.
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t>Al Z 4aa1,i>--1 t't'~--
i am going down L. the city frurl, 70
sketch, said u yosn- artist the ether morn
ing Am / bothers,l hy curi5sss oa.ookersl
No, not row / always 20 on bar; n shit,
| have done - since "A clty-irunt l1,,r-,.r
leaned over NV shoGlder CHE day = b,
weighed about - I-og;ndS--ani sail. That's
good, Pf~at ) IL
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Lewiston Me Journal

IDeWlstOn Mo Journal
The houses Of the farming portion IF ,ha
s>ate are, for the most part. neat and com.
Portable. shaded by oveTarching trees. sup.
Piled with wells Of pure water and many Of
them are bull: in the most approved stylc
of modern architecture. with ali needed cog.
yenience within and without Each wear.
also, shows an improvement IN this direction
Better buildings are in nearly every town
taking the place 81 others a few wears ago
thought good enough The best part OF it Is.
the money for theSe improved dwellings Is
usually earned before it i speat. - that
no corrod:ng debt can Eat into the new
homes
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Treats Caiar-h Of the Head, Ear and Nose, sore
Throat Icn-illitis. Acute and chronic, ana
Lun yNfection- with Compound oxygen. OF
ihe spray treatment. Oihce in ferTell's block,
opposite the Pc-toiiice- Office hours from ga
~ 10 Sn N ia
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Physician, surgeon and Acooucher- diseases
of Females speciality. Office over Pollock
Pearce's, Door No, Residence 80 >outh
Emtoria syenue Calls left at 4. V. Healy's
InnA nnirr nrnDni,tlX answered dlt.-tI
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Physician Surgeon and Acooucheur Responds
promptly to all calls at day and night eNtented
t. his Office. south side of Douglas avenue be-
tween Market and Main streets. over Bolter 5
furniture store Particular attention TO all
Internal Affections of the Throat Chest, Aldo
men. Pelvis Nerves. ConGnements aud Diseas-
e. of Women; and peculiar TO Children;
Wounds, Fractures, Dislocations, Eruptions,
Ulcers and Tumors. Consultation personally or
By letter in American, as well as the German
language dl~b-tf
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Three ) ar~ lad passed. 1;n was lolr-
ish.nS in a IL - ii:m III a seaport town
where his -uiupther's MONEY! had bought
him partnership. IL was only shor.
daily railway journey 10 his work and he
and his family were sill happy inmates Of
Miss Greybrook', hcu~e One day Clara
accom-! aHicl h-r husband 30 this seaport
town, AMI ietore taking leave OF him at his
Office door, anl preceding To- make the
purchase which was her o>tensiblc reason for
bringing her bonnie face and fresh winter
costume through tie SriGly streets. she
waited Will. lac went In FOR . book he
wanted her To change.
While She was standing outside, cceat
crowds of poor, respectable looking people
came III AMI passed on 10 e laT-e room lie
yOml. She was tia they were emisriuts,
Just about 70 Start for New il a.aGl. She
watched their faces with kindly interest a>
young aud Old passed Il. and presently q
woman who scenes! too Old Ia h. thinking OF
stlcil a Journey. dropped her pur,' just in
front Of tiaIa, who stopped t. pick il up
In returning II she SaT what made her
stop tie woman ami eagerly question her.
Nc~, II was her fellow lJig-r m the old
Westminster street. AMI with a face of quiet
happiness She toll the lady that n Young son
who had guHa L. New Zealand three years
before had sent her money TO join him Hes
my only one u.a am. aud was trouble 10
me once, hut. prai-- col hc'> duin- well
now
Then Clara IN gentle ten wished her we'll
and when her husband came Lack T, her.
she rcmindcl him If tie event ct that mis-
cradle night which * G,,! So :ar-So very
far FROM the rrlsVsrrt-, to-day. AMI in a
h,lshci and ucyercut t.uc She said:
Thank Col. Tom " never ha that -
,nilud. etrr,iua- r,.,y.r.I"~
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The noted magnetic healer. is located ST No.
$50 North Market street. where the sick anu
suffering may receive the benefit Of her wonder
ful healing power. Charges reasonable.
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New York Morning Journal: The colo
winds of autumn remind the farmers that II
will soon BE- time 10 put their cattle under
cover. We who have steers 10 shed prepare
to she'd them now
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DE. W RICHMOND.

Magnetic physician Cures diseases Of every
name and natur. by magnetic treatment, with
ont medicine. His cures are speedy and per-
msnent. and charges reasonable Disgnosis
and consultation free. Parties from distance
can board with him n reasonable rates once
ON south Water street, wichita, Kansas
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Courier Journal: Our hread-inakers need
not despair. In four mountains II lowe,
California there are 10000 go ,1RS Of alum
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4. A. WILSON, VI. ID.


Physician and Surgeon. Office at }. i.
FurlOng',, southwest corner Topeka ave.,
and First street. dlsl-u
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
j. II. KOLLAS, NJ. ID :.

DR. J. T.. DEAN,
DENTIST. Opposite the postoflice. Teeth eS-
tracted without pain. i2-oi-
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Homes In uaine.

a candidate always runs best When he ha'
a walk over
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Formerly physician and surgeon &c the Louis
Vile CITY and Marine hospitsl. and late health
offcer Of sprin gfeld. Illinois, has located ~
No ~ Main street opposite the postoHce,
for general practice. Special attention paid 70
gvnecology, electric and galvsnic baths. Of
fee hours : 20 10 An and 10 p NJ, and 81
night. do-u
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lrutsrhrr A0uofai.

Attorney-at-law. Ofice on Douglas avenue
over Iyuch's ,.ry goods store. i.s-hm
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Attorney at-!aW. oNNt on DpuSiss AVENUE
over Iyuch's dry goods store. i'-om
1rutsrbrr ASuofai.
w.M JOHNSON. NJ. d.
HomGopathist. Temple block, third stsir-
way north of pcstoface; wichita. Kansas
Once hours from to . o. m, to and 10
nm Chronic diseases speciality. lsS-u
e VI BtBBEE, VI. u
onice and residence, 81 Douglas sveaue,
south side Hsrne- block, over Dsrby's lmpie-
mrnt store, Wichita, Kansas. olos-lm
DR. W l.. DOYLE,
Dentist Once over Barnes & sons drug
tore, Centennial block. Wlchits- IL
u W. {. JONES.
Attorney-at-lAv Office n Eagle block, over
Hovey \ Co. = dry goods store is-s'-tr
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q. II Bentley. x. Hatfield, J t. Bentley
BENTLEY, HATFIELD y BENTLEY.
ATTORNEYS a. Law ofcs in Terrell Block OPP
t.rSiie Pa-;af.i-e Vichits. kss dis- n
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AroAiirc; and Superintendent o1ie-. E,n!l
Weraer's block. Douglas avenue, 6-tue~a To-
g.kk sVencs snd lkurrGcr ST N.chiiN. kss :
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n Ap.NS sEo. sDANs.
ADAMS A ADAMS,
stisru-yv sfI.w WIN prsctioe IN state and
federal Quarts Ofaee IL Eseie Block. wichita,
.r... dIsD-
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TERRY 4 DUMoNT,
Architect. sal Superin;endsnts. OHe- in
Rows block Wichita, Kansas. Eft
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DH. " q. ; McBU RNIE,

Attorney-at-lAv ohice n Eagle block, oy
Hovey 4 Co. = dry goods store 7s-a-sr
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ira protection

Inside the hoISe ali vas done in the right
way a soon the word was given.
MY god-on and his wife and children have
come to live with ne. Light large iiTeS in the
two iest rooms, and get supper
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HARRIS & HARRIS 4 yERMILLTON.
Attorneys =; Law. Commercial block. wicl
Ia. hsrsS--
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CancerofTOngue
. Case l,esemsIin that or Genera.
Grant

A Case l.esemblin that or General
Grant.
Come ten years ego 1 had q scr lous sore
nv right hard which gave me gTea,
-ro,hfe and m eF the Oid-time treatment
Tosbesled up, and supposed / was well, }
sonnd boweger, il nRd only been d iVen ~
~ No svx,era By the use of potash and Tner
.cnrg and in Maren. 1882, broke out in IA
tbr3gt. and concentrated In what some or
me dOctNTs denOE7in TED cancer. l WIS
njecad under treatment foT this disc -
scT9s six OF seven OF he best phi sieians ig-
.tbecountry had me az different times undo
ibsir enaroa. among them three specialist
In iris Tine. but one after another would CT
6sust their skill and drop me- for I grev
9ofse continually. The cancer had eater
-arr1yb uJg cheek, destroying the roof O
nv month and upper lip, then att 'eked M
t11rue. palate and lower lip, destroying mt
r8e 1alate SAD under p.eniiTely and hal
rsvta8rue eating out &C the iop of my lei
check bore and up 70 tn left eye. Fr m
tesuv Fobugt woman Ofl50pounGs, was re
duced % mere frame Of skin and bones, 81
NOS nDabie 70 tuTn myself III bed / cOulo
nat eat any solid food, 5ut Dbsisted on IL
0rids AID EaytO1gue MAS so fargOne cOuiG
Ia taik The anguish Of "a nd and he hOr
ste SufEaTings Of body which e-ZPer eaceC
never cen be FereAled Given Up ky ply
siciens 10 die with 10 hope Of RECEIVERS upon
side expecting every moment 0 be my LIST
In fact, my husband would lay his hand On
ne Grey Row and thentO see whether WIZ
alive OF not. nd sc one time sll decided that
life wa8 extinct and ny death was reported
al OvGr the country.
such 5TGs 2y UH5tehei and helpless con
DIXON tie frat o. last October {18S4), wheL
ny friends cenneneed giving me SEifs's
specific InieSS than month the estins
places 90pTea and healing commenced
and the fearful aperture in my check has
been closed and hrInly knitted together. 4
20 ess OF q new u1IOe- lilo Is progressing
llely, and sh- tongue which was & most de
s-sQye1 Is being recovered, aud e SecHIS
that nature is supplying 2 new tongue. J
Ga2 talk now SO that my friends can readily
understand nae, and can eat solid food again
FltEOut the assistance OF 8Ey one, ana have
gained fifty pounds OF flesh All this under
he blessing of q meUeifuI Heavenly Father,
IS due 70 SWift'S Specific. / am a wonder
md a marvel TO nay friends. hundreds of
whom have known ElE intense sufierings,
md hsye visited me in my Affections. w hile
am not entirely well, get my gratitude r.
none the less devOut, SRd I an cOnfdeu;
hat perfect recovery lie BOW IL, sight. IL
any doubt these IA Is, l gould refer then |
n r on. John IL. TraylOr, state Senator o. |
braQneld. OF La Grange, Ga, or 20 any otney !
persons living in the sOutheTuPeFt Of TrOur
County, Ga,
MRS. MARY L. CON-
Ia Grange, Ca, May IA, 1915.
SOLD by all druggists
treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases nss
a, s5su on our Physician, No 157 w. sd 81 |
~ =, 4 consultation free. THE SWIFT SPEC
'fIO 20. Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga.
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BIG CLOTHING DISPLAY.

Goldsmith & Co.'s Announcements Of
Fall Shipments.
We are now opening our fall and
winter consignments of clothing for
men and boys wear, manufactured ex-
pressly for our trade by Mr. Z. Gold
smith, OF Baltimore. Our goods are
all tailor made; although fully equal to
the best merchant tailoring goods, thev
VIII be sold 40 per cent. less. The pat
terms are all of the newest designs; our
wholesale department is complete in
men ana boys clothing, furnishing goods
ern markets GoIDSafrTrr & -
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Listen to your wife.

Tie Manchester GUARDIAN, June eth, 1885
Ssys:
/ AT one OF the
Windows"
Looking on the woodland waysl Will
dumps of rhodOaendroms and grea
masses OF May blossoms III ''Ghere wa.
an interesting group.
II included one who had been "Cot
ten spinner, but was now so
ParalyZed!!l
That ne could only bear to lie IN re.
l.clining position.
ThisTefers TO my case.
was Attacked twelve years ago with
"Locomoter Ataxy''
"A paralytic disease ofthe nerve fibre rarely
cured)
and was for several years barely able to
get about.
And Tor the last Five years not able 10
attend to my business, although
Many things have been done for me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretching,
Two years ago was voted into the
Home for Incurablesl Near Man
chester, in May, 1882.
Lam no Advocate" For anything
in the shape of patent" Medicines?
dear wife's constant urging 10 try Hop
Bitters. but finally to pacify her
Consented i
I'haa not quite finished the first bottle
when 1 felt a change come over me.
This was Saturday, November 3rd. On
Sunday morning j felt so strong l said
to my room companions, Il was sure l
could
Walk"
So started across the floor and back.
hardly knew how to contain myself
was all over the house. 1 am gaining
strength each day, and can walk quite safe
without any
"Stickl"
Or Support
l am now at my own house, and hope soon
TO be able to earn my OEn ] wing again. j
have been member of the Manchester
Royal Exchange"
For nearly thirty years, and was most
heartily congratulated on going into the
room on Thursday last. Very CRATE: ully
yours. JOHN BLACKBURN; -a
MANCHESTER. (Eng.) Dec. "a, 1888.
Two years later am perfectly well
EE-Eone genuine without 8 bunch of
green Hops on t white label. Shun all
h H. - -
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Great Run on n WeII-known Institu-
ton.

S&iCaS Asoh Oh n ~ ciA-kuOHH 1nSClIu-
tion.
The famous Patent Medicine Ware.
house of Charles N Grittendon, New
York, has recently been subjected to an
extraordinary pressure-the pressure of
crowds of sufferers from Coughs and
Colds IN search of "Hale's Honey of
HOrehound and Tar" of which he is
the fortunate proprietor. The popularity
of the article is bOundless. and will last.
for 1t is built on the solid foundation of
innumerable cures. Criuenton's estab-
llshment might properly be called a
Saving Bank, from the number it has
been instrumental in saving from Con-
sumption. Iroehial affections ofevery
type vanish under its balmy and bal
samic influence with astonishing rapid
ity. Sold by all Druggists. Ask for
large size, price 81; they are much the
cheapest.
Pixies ToorHACHE DROPS Cure in one
Minute.
MIRRORS TELL THE STORY of complex :
ions beautifed by the aid of GLENN's
SULPHUR. Soar.
HILLS HAIR AND WH1sKER DYE,
Black or Brown, SOC.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SALT LAKE CITY. october l, 1885
signal Service. U. S. Al
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sALr LAKE CRY. Sept. Z. 1885.
Mr. II. F. GroD:

Mr. II. E. Grog:
Dear Sir:-Aftcr years of SUFFERING
from pain in my head and back, and a
general prostration of my whole svs-
tenn, caused presume, from IRREGULAR
ties peculiar to my sex, began to feel
that my case was hopeless, as could
find no remedy to give me relief. ] was
persuaded to try your Electric T.eat-
ment, which l am happy to say, has
proved the greatest blessing of my life,
TOr it has restored my health. You may
use this letter as you like. Some sufferer
afflicted as [ was may try it, and find
relief as l have done from your treat
ment. Yours Respectfully.
MISS II. RANSOM,
Sixteenth Ward
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TRUTH WILL TELL
DOa't Read These Testimonials
Because They are Genuine.

H. E. Grow, Electropathist, No. II:
w, South Temple Street, opposite
Valley House, and next to Sandberg
store.
SALT LAKE CITY. October 1st, 1885.
Mr.. H. E. Gro,o:
Dear Gil cheevfnliy give you my
Testimonial TO the efficacy ofyoI,r treat
ment by electricity. 1 was severely
afflicted with sciatica rheumatism, but
am now heppy TO state entirely cured
by Your treatment, and recommend the
same TO all those afflicted with the
disease. JAMES WATSON,
Bishop Nineteenth Ward.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BROWWS
IRON
BITTERS
GTTDE

WILL GOAE
HEADACHE
IiNlDIGESTTEL09NN
B451fLIOUSNESS
D11f1RVOUS PROSTRATION
T5IaILLS AND FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
ctIrNERAL DEBILITY
D D IN THE BACK & SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
r0NSTIPATION
TTMALE INFIR!MITIES
RHEUMATISM
NFURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
FOR SALE By AL DRUGGISTS
n. Genuine has Trade Max and crossed Red
fine, On wrapper.
D TAKE NO OTHER.
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The Mirror

5 @i no fiatterer. Would you
Make 1t tell a sweeter tale :
:. Balm is the charm
: that almost cheats the
"0kiaggiass. -
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II. E. GroW:
Dear Sb About seven years ago /
was attacked with typhoid fever and
during the protracted illness which FOL.
lowed, my hearing become so much i'm
paired that I couldn't hear unless
spoken to in the Ioudest voice, for ali
these years have endured this distress
ing misfortune without finding relief.
until | tried your Electric Treatments Tor
Deafness, and l am now most happy to
state that you have restored my hear
ing so that l can distinctly hear when
spoken to in the ordinary way and can
converse with my friends as could be-
fore this afiiiction came upon me.
aRs. CHaRoLLET RANSOM.
Sixteenth Ward.
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