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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Murrau Hi HOtsE-SenatOr George =. Lu
munds wife and dau ghter OF Vermont aud professor
NJ Wheeler OF NewIIaven. Iork qHeot.IRufus
A n Iawton OF Georgia. st Deus Ho.e'-n ~
Mage ~ s. Minister Sweden. [tnh Apenue y,
Hamilton Harris, of >lbany, and X. NJ FCaSniand
Mayor Jonathan Scovc. of Buffalo. and d. mos.etuc' ~
Pifisburg ~ ST. james Hotei-Postnlaster Pat'erson "a
Toronto
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CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

sr,vropn-Dr Tanner, In Octooer, ionH
d yonng woman OF stamford. About noun nai
later another woman, whom he married 20 IN house
The newly married couple were living me phy he
Mnrr,edIy spped ont OF the back door. Yesterday H
was arrested for bigainy. - ,h
p,n,rycu,v- Sufficient capital having been SUI.
scribed the projected horse raiiroad pet"con 'i'
aud Ansouia will soon be built.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

John PANE has acquired the Grenoble apart
ment house at ssventhave. and Fiftyseventh-st from
Mira Elizabeth Noblen exchan for the block of ground
bounded by sixty third and sxtyfourth and Tenth
and Eleventh ayes, and the sum OF 100000.
Michael j. Dady, the Brooklyn contractor, has pur-
chased prOperty having frontage OF 37S feet In Adams
a. and Raiiroadavc. from NJ g. Worster for -, 400.
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LONG ISLAND.

FLATBUsH.-Thoinas Cassidy, who Is employed In the
Brooklyn City Railroad stables at Flabush and vernon
ayes was kicked IN the head by ahorse from when ine
was removing straw boot yesterday. His skull was
fractured and fatal results are feared
isIIpThe Presby terrain Church recently extended q
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eTATFN ISLAND.

co,nn,ant has been made to the poormasters OF to
mtI i,v the Staten Island Medical society 10 ah1
eject that the insane paupcrs at the amshose ae no
O. darI unhealthy and repulslve cells lhete s,u
added cells for violent patients, who nave 70 DO
Dawn in straitacRcts TO prevent them from hari'"s
themselves.
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pa. o,,ver q Morse witch he declined. Last
night call was unanimously extended 10 the rev w. "
O. Webster. OF Port Jefferson. ,,. A..
GLEN CovE-The story told by k9psr. N, nv rohieTy
nn "wednesday evening in his uncle house ana .nc s
seouent flight OF the robbcr, was denie' yesler""''
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IERsEY CITY.

John Murray age thirty-nve, laborcr who lived In
New York. crushed under an iron order al The MOI
gan-st. deck yesterday, and instantly killed
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BROOKLYN.


meet PARK to morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Board OF Estimate will meet to-day to consider the
renujsons made by the various city departments Tor
money to meet the expenses OF next year.
The body of drowned man, about fortY-tve years o.
age which had long time in the water was found
at Calyers ST. yesterday. The hair was black ana inc
clothing dark -
Iohn Merrgan age nine died yesterday Mt the Eastern
District Hospital from injuries reGeyea py oe,1S s
Arthur Henraddy, of Blissyile the driver Oh ING ""So
arrested.
nnblic meeting in the interest OF the temperance
cause held last evening III the nan az ul,oi az
Law Ala 10 organize the Brooklyn Central Temperance
Gion Delegates from the different temperance organ
izations were present. forty eight societies being repre-
sented The Rev. DR.. !. X. Funk was elected lIcsiuen
r. concentrate the temperance forces OF the city III one
organization $50 49, -. n,
vonth who was sentenced TO the Kings County rem,
,ontiarv last month as vagrant, under the name OF
Charles Smith was released uon napeaS ' p a, "a
cccdin0s Yesterday. Ii appears that his real name -
George Chandler and his home is at Georgetown ~ -
ON January a. 1888. when he was seventeen years o'
he bravely rescued Two OF ms schooilhates Lo
inc In the POI omac River the ice having broken oeneat
them He received "A gold medal Tor MS herolhhl Edi
i'm Anril he left his home, owing TO alsaSrcehent
his step father and made his way to brooklyn Ienyns
note for his mother. saying that nc was soihs "cS''
| She mas lust succeeded In tracing hlm
Lena strosser age twentyone. was sent to the rem
itIutiary for six months yesterday TOT hlehnE
worth S25 from Mrs. Fanny WE'LL OF No JZl = Grhld
cir this country last year 10 earn heI
| Icing She secured employment as housekeeper i0l
Valentine Erhardt, q widOwer, with four children lie
charged with betraying her under promise OF aIlhS
and then refusing TO keep the promise wheh she o,u
| that she was TO become mother she asked nun 10
marry her instead he turned her out OF the NOUS
and married another woman. The girl FOUND WORK VIII
Mrs Well aud stole the clothing for her chd Erha1
offered her 81 90 to keep still about MS TcIaliOnh wiz
her In view of the circumstances justice hchha III
| nosed half the usual sentence for the THEFT
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MARINE INTELLIG ENOE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM r1sea 2s sets rises 1853 Moons age Oslo
HIGH TO-DAY.
Lu-Sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island. $50 leu Gae i05 10
Pu.-sandy Hook. STA Gov Island S;43 eh dae lu.o@
1.npDTC NT'E1 NERS DIE 4 4 THIS POKE.
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oRAToRY IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

The appearance of new member was sensation
at the Stock Exchange yesterday. lie stole quietly
in and walked the length OF the room before he
knew that he was a stranger. lie seemed 10 thlnK
That any one could stand in the Lackawanna group.
He next stood in one of the two telegraph pens Just
niaeed at the ends of the board room: He at.
iempted to speak, beginning after the fashion OF
Verdant Green at his first supper at Oxford This
Ia the proudest moment of my life"
Some one interrupted him to inquire the last word
If the sentence. The speaker bent down cour-
feonsly TO repeat the final word. Next to my read
inc of HOLY Writ y seemed eloquent until some one
asked him to write out his theological belief. The
speech on the whole was one of the most eloquent
ever delivered within the walls of the stock FIX
change Not word ri it was heard although
score of active brokers posed short hand report
ers for country newspapers. Each reporter wanted
the last word repeated. The new member thus
called upon to instruct the Stock Exchange spoke
10 this reporter and turning quickly, TO that one
He evidently was anxious TO have his address
printed IN full. He spoke unexpectedly Of course
and. unlike Mark Twain" at the Savage Club at
Tondon under similar circumstances, he could not
And the manuscript his coat tail pocket. In fact
fhe orator found the inquiries pressed upon him
sven more numerous than those which Mr. Glad
stone was recently called upon 10 reply to.
Ernest Dickmaii, formerly of Middleton d. Co., of
Washin gton and Middleton & Dickman, of this
city. was admitted member OF the STOCK Ex-
ohange yesterday.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMER4
FOREIGN PORTS

GLASGOW May 27Saled Ethiopia lBrl, Mason.
for NewYorki Manoban Br) Csrruthers for PhlatePha
SoITuA MPToy May 2S-SaIled steamer Fudi tGer), Helm
hrnck from bremen May "a hence for New.York
Nj ,sRIIIEs NAV Sailed steamer Neusra (Fr). Jau
bort for NewN 0rk. -, ,,,,..... 49,. >,o,,1yor,,
Mays. - -, s.no, .,oana, ce,aer man,
.n1l Nav 2S-Salled steamer Hungara for NewYork
CATASA Nay 2l-Saed. steamer InListiSs ltH' iorN
........ rruro ,or MAJ. york
HAVANA May 2s-Arrived steamer Saratoga, Mcintosh.
from New.Y0rk go No., ,,..u, .,..,.u Cans.
dian, Kerr, London.
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Announcements.
Ie TT Nor S1vcrrAp

Is IT Nor SINGULAR
That conservatives should tie least Of then
condition while Gil their friends urging and besscc
In them 70 be careful about exposure and OVERRIDING
be considered OF the NEST alarming symptou1
where te patient Is rchdess and Will BE-
leve he is danger Reader are In this condition
do not neglect Only OF recosery. Avoid exp0surS
aud nt be regular haors and use faithfully q
DR. Pierces Golden Medical fecovory" II has saye@
thousands who steadily falling.
The cold medal was awarded Nlellin's Food
at NewOrclns Exposition In recognition u lie gea1
nourishing properties
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ..... THURSDAY, MAY 2s, 1885
ARRIVED.

CITY Of Rome M LyePpG Ma 70 r ga
Arrived at the Bar at G.4C IN ,,.-
steamer Ibone9se r DennGck sesTa Nay ana rs
terra r. Progreso 10 and Havana 3d. with mdse
an" Scsto span Tgarto Carienas May 2l aul
anzas ~ with sugar order vessel to Butler Mcdonald
4 Co Arrived at the Bar at $50 am.
steamer Loyane OBJ Nc awley, BOness via Delaware 1
steamer Eioraio Hawthorn. New.oreans days with
Steamer Ola Dominion walker Richmond City Point and
steamer Ii + DimocK halett. Boston, with muse toll
steamer city of New Bedford Elhs Fall River with mdse
to Borden & Lowell.
sUNSEr-Wlnd az SANDY HooK. moderate. SCI fair AT
CITY Island. light Sc; clear
sandy Hook-l pm Barone,cr 3Ol5 Thermometer 5si
Wind. sE, IL mics; weather clear
CLEARED
steamer Conpaught (Br Thomas, London-seager Bros
Steamer Humboldt OBJ, Eddes LyerpoOBusk Jeyons
steamer city Berlin 1ir,, Land Liverpool VIA queens
STEAMER Geert iBr Kuhwein, Hamburg Plymouth and
sr9mer orhoco Br Garyln. Hamilton BerA Outer
Steamer New Orleans IIasey, LaguayTa-Boulton, Bliss
Steamer santo Domingo Kelly Grand Tark san Domingo
s{cSmer Stamford tNori GJeme Baracoa-Gomez Pear.
Steamer Basil (Br Thompson Para. Maranham and ceara
Steamer icnsa Br, Wallace Cardenassimpson Spence
steamer city OF WASHINGTON, Retg Havana and Mexican
Steamer Henry yonge
| jr. ,,.,,o tyouoy Nou-oor, Nevs and West
| Point Na-Oll DominOn ~ Co,
steamer Fanny Cadwalader Hart Baltimore-J krens
steamer Glaucus. Berry Boston IL + Dimock o.. a u,.
SHIN Lizzie Ross (Br), Vaughan. Antwerp-Snow & Bur
| CESS. .,-,.. ,,,.. ,,..,o. I. uro,,r
sLp LOUIS Walsh Pendleton. sharpness-vernon Browr
| & Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Katie for COPENHAGEN and Stetu; Gcller Ham
burg OF berlin IverpooL state OF Indiana glasgow
| Teuonn Aberdeen Sc connaught, =; valencia, Iaeu
agra city Washington Havana &c'Fanto Domingo Turk
Island Ne Delto Barac0a Onnoco, Bermudai Chattahoo
chez savannah; Roanoke Norfolk &ei Beakwater Lewes
Del.
1arks Robecca Carnana Maanzas Jose More Carde
mas. 49, ,--
steam schr Jeanne for Baracoa -. ,,,, -. ~,
Anchored at city Isand-bound ou-Bark Hvideorn IN orr
| for
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NETWORK CITY.

The CITY dog pound is to be opened tnis m1 I'm
Mayor Grace has reappolhteo 'oNn
keeper =, .ho
TWENTY-FIVE boxes of cigars were seized Dy the
customs inspectors yesterday on poard Vi 'n'
Niagara r,..
Justice Van Brunt yesterday sentenced THOMAS
Murphy to the state Prison lor h'o yo"i' Avn
ing his wife. IT,.
"Blp Frank" Mccoy was remanded in the Jeilero
son Market Police Court Yesterday 10 wai' 'H0
re0usltion from the Governor OF Delaware
The body of youth about seventeen years M6u 81
ace and much decomposed was found In tne M ~
liver yesterday by the crew OF the tugDoa' W. !"
Nichols.
While the Alexandre steamer PrnSipIa was o Jv1
tween Havana and PrOgresso on May o, JONI
Mcdonald one of her frclnen, leaped overheard
and sank in few seconds
A proposition by Alderman O'Dwyer to lnvestl-
gate the management of the Sinking fnnd was
not we'll received in the Board of Aldermen yestei-
day. being referred to committee
The Emigration Commissioners yesterday sus-
peuded the three boarding housekeepers, buGha
Unger and Furkelsteln, charged WIN s"iluiins
immigrants at Castle Garden
The Indian Commission yesterday awarded con;
tracts for bedsteads, bedding, school furniture anu
household utensils 10 K: A. RoDDlns, ?; IL C ii
ii. Roberts, J. H. Woodhouse and +. l. W. HOW
goldmounted sword was presented to Grand
Marshal Ellison by his comrades of the o. A. H. last
a,an,nn OF the Hotel NormandIe. Addresses were
made by Generals James OBeirne aud Thomas W.
Conway.
Frederick Schlllng' VINO ilVeu III LaSv oH0 - IL
fell from the ROOF OF me
ma viIIon in Bauer's Park, at Niis-ave. and the
Southern Boulevard yesterday and fractured MS
skull.
BROTHERS HURT BY AN FXPLoDING CARTRiDGE'
1--WE small brothers, William and Patrick FLYNN,
were pIayinQ with cartridge yesterday near their
home at renlh-ave. and
at 1t exploded. severely njurlng Patricks right
arm aud Williams left hand.
AN UNSAFE CHURCH WALL
On account of an excavation for new houses IN
the rear of the Church, Nos. ~
and 46 John-st., the rear wall OF the chuIch was
declared to be unsafe yesterday. Orders to nave
the wall shoref up were sent from the Buildings
Bureau.
C8TsHTp TO DEATH by DERRICK MACHINERY.
While fragments of rock were being lifted with
n derrick from an excavation at NO. 231 West one
hundred and thirty-first-st. yesterday, thomas
Eapap a labOrer, caught III the gearing anu
crushed to DEATH lie was forty years OF age aud
had family living in Ffty-seventh-st., between
T.nth and Eleventh ayes.
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A Druggist for a5 Years.

AUBCRN, ALA, Sept S, 1SS4-I am an old
pharmacist and have had to do largely with
blood diseases for over twenty-five years L
have dealt in all kinds of blood purifiers, and
do not hesitate to say that Swift's Specific is
the best and has given more general satisfac-
ton than any other l have ever handled
Lass year young student came to my store
emaciated and covered with sores. Irecom-
mended S. S. S. He took only three bottles
and the sores disappeared, his throat healed
up and his skin cleared off His flesh was
smooth and fresh as that of a child, and he
has gained ten pounds. scarcely knew him
when he returned after an absence of several
weeks. He claimed to be renewed in flesh
and spirit A number of other cases less
malignant have come under my observation,
and all with the best results. Swift's Spec
ifc is an excellent tonic, and as an antidote
for malaria has no superior. Many ladies are
using it as tonic for general debility, and
find it the most satisfactory one ever used. l
have been dealing in Swift's Specific for five
years ormore, and am satisfied that do not
place too high an estimate upon its merits
G. w. DIXON.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta, Ga.
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putes that arise between employer and
employee which could not be adjusted
by arbitration. and this course should
be adopted by unions and manutact-
urers. Laborers are rarely SO unreason-
able that they will demand higher
wages than the business can afford to
pay, if they know the facts, and en-
ployers are not as a rule so mean that
they viii cut wages below living rates If
they can pay more. An unreasonable
demand without explanation is followed
by defiance, and the result is the strike
and loss and suffering by all concerned.
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THE CHEEK OF RosECRANs.

The election Of Cleveland was followed
by the announcement that Gen. Rose
Grams would be an applicant for Cabi-
net position-the Secretaryship oil War.
As Rosey had been an applicant for
pretty nearly everything in sight for
the past eight years, people looked upon
his reaching out for Cabinet Office as
the result OF the force of habit, but it
transpires that the old man is in dead
earnest, and really expects the position,
nor is he at all modest in sounding his
own praises. Most men like to have
their good qualities pointed out by
others, but Rosecrans likes to sing his
own laudations. and however much We
may condemn his gal, we cannot but
admire his candor. Referring to his
desires in the premises, he frankly
says: " 1 think ought to be appointed
Secretary of War. l want the Office,
the people want me there, and my ex-
perience fits meforit. " If everybody had
as exalted an opinion of Gen. w.
S. Rosecrans, as that gentleman has of
himself, the offices under government
are neither numerous enough nor ex-
allied enough for him. Every place
would be greatly enlarged. and he
would be put into all of them. Forum
ately, the opinion of the public does not
agree with that of the fussy old fossil as
to the latter's ability, and it is hoped
that Cleveland is as level-headed in this
matter as in others. Rosecrans is about
as well fitted for the war secretaryship
as pig is for the parlor. In his time
ne may have been useful, though he
vas never clever, but the day for his ac-
ivity in the affairs of the nation
passed long since. and his crowding
into prominence lately was un-
'easonable and disgusting. The best
place for him is absolute retirement
rom public life, and if he hasn't |
money to live on, let him Join with
irantand ask a pension.
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10 COOK.

That sensational old humbug, 10
Cook, has been lecturing on Mormon
ism and Disloyalty in Utah." and one
part of the labored effort is a severe crit
iclsm OF the position assumed by the
Rev. Renry Ward Beecher on polyg-
amy. Cook says: "Mr. Beecher says
hands off; Beecher was once shrewd
enough to send Sharp's rifles to Kansas.
why isn't he shrewd enough to send
Sharpis rihes to Utah?" If Mr..
Beecher sent Sharp's rifles into
Kansas for an unlawful purpose
he did that which a Christian
minister ought not to have done,
and if he should send Sharp's rifles into
Utah to shoot Mormons, he ought to be
strung up to lamp post as an enemy
to government and a murderer. All
this is dittoed as to 10 Cook. The Nor
mons are doing nothing that calls for
rifles to make them desist; if they are
violating any laws there are lawful
methods for Furnishing them. Beecher's
position as to the Mormons and their
Religions by noMeans right, but Cooks
is clearly and unequivocally wrong.
Beecher would at least be semi Chris
tianlike in dealing with the Saints,
while Cook would disregard the semti-
ments and teachings of Christ and be-
come the aurderous bandit.
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THz DAILY HERALD is published every
morning, Mondays excepted, at THE
HERALD Block, corner West Temple ana
First South Streets, Salt Lake City, by THE
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FLNY. Subscription price, 5000 per
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rear al the same rate. To weekly SUD
sc-ibers, collections made b. carriers
IS cents week.
TEE sEM1-wEEKLY AEsA1D IS published
every Wednesday and Saturday morning
ns5O a year; six months, sl76; postage
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eupscR1BERs win confer g favor BY for
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fheir papers arc not duly delivered.
This viii greatly aid US in our efforts to
determine where the fault lies.
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The REPUBLICANS of Pennsylvania
are broken all TO pieces because Cover
nor Pattison has appointed resident
OF the State. who twenty-five years ago
was Confederate soldier and whose
disabilities were long since removed. to
the position OF notary public. 1t is adj
mitted that he is reliable and capable.
the only fault being that in early life
he was on wrong side of the nationa,
contest The cruel war will be over
perhaps by the end of the century.
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COST OF A STRIKE.

\ correspondent recently visited Nor,
walk. Connecticut, the scene of the hat
ters' strike. and learned that the chieI
result of the strike is the direct loss to
the men OF $4,000, which sum would
have been paid them had they contin-
ued at work. All they have to show for
their idleness is q small sum received
from the union. The manufacturers
also have lost heavily, perhaps no less a
sum than the workmen, and nobody
can take credit for any act,en that has
eel taken. 1t has been losing busi.
ness all around, brought about by the
grasping, grading course OF the en-
ployers and the insane stubbornness OF
the employees. The only ones who
have profited by the affair are the agita-
tors on the part OF the workmen, who
have gotten well paid for giving fool
advice to the ignorant laborers, and
inviting the latter TO do that which
they should not do. In nine
cases out of every ten these senseless
strikes could be avoided to the advant
age OF all parties. There are few dis.
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NEW TO-DAY.
A CHILD!

TALBoTroN, GA, Sept. IL, 1sS4.-My little
son, now seven years old, broke out when
babe three weeks with what the doctors
called eczema, beginning on the head and
gradually spreading over his whole body.
He was treated for five years or more by vari-
boys health was completely broken down
About year ago l was induced to use on
him Swift's Specific, and two bottles cured
him sound and well, and there has been no
sign OF return OF the disease
f. o. HOLMES.
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EVERY DAY lately the New York .s.,o
has been publishing column or SO Of
advice to President-eleet Cleveland
Inasmuch as the St,a did all it could to
defeat Mr.. Cleveland. 1t should occur 70
Mr.. Dana that he ought to be the la 8 .
man to advise the President. Had
Butler or Blaine been elected. the Sun
could with consistency have cornseled
him as to, how he onght to conduct tn.
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ALawyer,s Opinion of Interest to All.

ALawyer's Opinion of Interest to All.
]. A. Tawney. Esq, leading attor-
ney of Winona, Mimi, writes, AFTER
using it for more than three years,
take great pleasure in stating that n
gard DR.. Kings NewDiscovery for Cor
sumption as the best remedy in tn
world for Coughs and Colds. 1t ha
never failed to cure the most sever
colds | have had, and invariably relieve
the pain in the chest.
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Poisoned by a Nurse.

Some eight years ago was inoculated with
poison by nurse who infected my babe with
blood faint. The little child fingered along
until 1t was about two years old, when its lit
tie life was yielded up to the fearful poison.
misery wss c oSee Sune Wfb untold
and ulcers from head to foot, and in nv great
extremity prayed to die. No language can
express my feelings of woe during these long
six years. had the best medical treatment
heverai physicians successfully treated me,
Potash seemed to add fuel to the awful
flame which was devouring me. About
three months ago [ was advised IN try
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) W / I / S
Specific.
We did So.

my breast: but, alas! alas! we had spent 60
much for medical treatment that we were too
poor to buy. Oil the agony of that moment!
Health and happiness within your reach, but
too poor to grasp it. 1 applied, however, to
and have taken Swift's Specific and am now
sound and well once more. Swift's Specific
IS the best blood purifier in the world, and is
the greatest blessing of the age
MRS. T. w. LEE, Greenyilie Ala.
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH WHEN
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate Telief2
Price 10 cts. 80 cts. and 81. For sale at
A. c. Smith " CO.. Drug Store. CID
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All the Latest Fall and Winter Style
in ready mad Clothing can be found al
NJ. H. LIPMAN's.