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Anomalous Weather.

NEW YORK, May 1l.-Spring has only
three weeks to run yet. New York, how
ever, Is still In winter wraps and fannsls,
with heater fires In most houses. vegela-
ten 10 only half as far advanced - usual 1t
this time Of the year, and we are hearing Of
snowstorns In Michigan, Of hauling cord
wood over twelve inches Of snow In Maine,
of heavy frcsts In New Jersey and Indiana,
Of Southern fields Of tobacco sprinkled with
snow, Of icebound lakes and wide areas Of
snow In other parts where summer should
nowbc taking up her scepter. Florida is
also experiencing anomalous weather. The
heated term has come much earlier than
usual. Clouds Of mosquitoes and sand dies
are said TO overshadow the Peninsula. The
Sun says the coolest spot In the country q
the present time Is the District Of Columbia.
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LOGAN AHEAD.

The Senatorial contest In Illinois, In
which Logan and Morrison are the prsni-
nsnt candidates, has been remarkable not
only for ils length, but lhe three deaths OF
members that have occurred to disturb the
combinations and prolong the struggle. The
last member TO die was J. Henry Shaw,
Democrat, OF the Thirty. fourth District--a
District safe, sold and sure for the Demo
Gratis BY $500 to 5000 majority. The Dem
ocrsts nominated ~ Shaws successor, A. A.
Lieper, and the Republicans, merely as .
matter Of form, w. A. Weaver. The cleo.
tion occurred last week, and was complete
surprise to the Democrats. and to most OF the
Republicans, Weaver having . majority or
about 100. II Slttig continues TO vote with
the Republicans, Is Il IL anticipated he will,
this win give Logan 103 votes against Nor
rison's 10l, and elect him u. 3. Senator.
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England Realizing the Humiliation.

New YORK, May s.-The Times London
special says: London is speechless with
rage this afternoon at Tuesday nights dis.
closures. Gladstone had few cheers save
from the radical benches below the gangway.
Lord Churchill's lsng speech was = mastery
indictment, and 10 in every mouth to-day.
Its indignant words are quoted on all sides
As they were cheered to the echo Tuesday
night. Every one feels that such . vast con-
trast Is that afforded by Gladstone's speech
Of q week ago and the statement he made
Tuesday night does no: exists elsewhere In
the history Of politics-not even in his own
career-and the bitterness of wrath at him
defes description. To-day We are getting
the first installment Of foreign Jeers over
England's cowardice, from Berlin, Dublin
and even from Rome-and you can imagine
how they sting.
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Opposed 10 the Ner Perces.

LEWISTON, Idahs, May 1l.-At . mass
meeting Of citizens Of Northern Idaho, held
on Friday in Idaho county, there was warm
discussion and the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That II 10 The sentiment Of this
community, unanimously, that We are OPP
posed To the return to Idaho Of any part Of
the northwest hostile Nez Perces, now in the
Indian Territory, unless accompanied by .
permanent military fierce Of sufficient
strength to maintain the peace and protect
frontier settlements bordering on the Neg
Perces Reservation.
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THE Pioneer Press thus sums up the re-
suit Of the Battleford sortie against Pound
maker: "Fuller details of Col. Otter's fight
with Poundmaker on Saturday tend to con-
frm the previous impression that the result
was not much of victory, and barely es-
capped being a defeat. The quick return of
the troops to Battleford appears to have been
due rather to necessity than desire, the In
dams following closely and keeping up .
persistent running FIGHT. None Of the re.
ports thus far give any reason fer the attack,
and It looks rs though Otter, tired Of delay
and insction, adopted that means Of ward
Ing of ennui. That he gained no advantage
Is generally conceded. That he suffered Sc
we're loss Is apparent, and 1t is feared that
the effect will DO to stir up the Indians and
precipitste general Indian warfare"
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LOGAN SCORES A POINT.
He Gains One Vote and Is Confident of the
Senatorship.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, May lit 10 now .
settled fact that W. A. Weaver, Republican
candidate for Representative to succeed j.
Henry Shaw from the saith Senatorial dis
trict, has bsen elected over the Democratic
candidate, Lieper, by . safe majority, and
that from now on the Republicans will have
q working majority In both houses and q
majority Of two on joint ballot. The Re-
publicans held themselves down TO wsrk
until X n,rineb ,hIs asa-.s.., whom tho
House adjourned, and between fifty and sixty
Of them formed In Q column of twos and
marched In body to Logan's room at the
Leland Hotel, singing "Marching Through
Georgia" The crowd gave three cheers and
congratulated him on his success.
The Democrats, when they received the
news, were incredulous, but when each SUBJ
sequent dispatch only confirmed the truth Of
the reports they were completely dszed at
way they had been outgensraled. Repre-
sentative Logsdon made The tour Of Schuy-
Ter county for the past week, nominally buy
ing cattle, while Weaver worked Menard
and Cass counties In the same manner.
Other parties worked Mason county In the
capacity Of sewing machine agents, and the
Democrats did not discover the game until
they were knocked out Of the ring. A SINH
lar scheme was worked In this State once
before, when the Democrats canvassed San
CANON county and Douglas was sent TO the
United States Senate in place of Lincoln.
Clerk Wilbanks received the following
dispatch from Colonel Morrison to-day: sis
there any doubt of the election of successor
to J. Henry Shaw ?" "To this Wilbanks
wired the following reply: "Not bit. W.
A. Weaver is elected"
SPRINGFIELD, Nay THE Senatorial
aspect has materially changed by the events
Of the past 4s hours, and Logan's chances
appear very much brighter, although it is not
positively known what Sittig will do. That
gentleman, As soon As 1t became fully appa--
ent that Weaver had been elected to-day left
for home. The general impression here 10
that be will fall into line when the time
comes, although he feels sore over the abuse
received whom he paired with Shaw. Logan
10 now fully confident Of his ultimate sue
cess, and csrrespondlngly happy, as in fact
are oil the Republicans. The hotel Hobbies
present quite = busy scene to night, and
many Republicans are inclined to "paint the
town red" As the spirits Of one party rise,
the other lower, and Democrats are feeling
blue enough. They admit that they were
In this matter and blame them |
selves for being so lax. None Of the repre- |
trouble to visit 1t during the election, so con-
lident were they that no opposition would be
offered,
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The Bes. Corn In the Weird.

NEW ORLEANS, May 8.--The awarding
committee at the Worlds Fair has given
Kansas the first premium for white corn and
the FIRST on yellow, and the jury afterward
recommended that In addition to the above
premiums . gold medal should be given
Kansas for the best corn In the world. Kan
sas has also been awarded the first premium
on red winter wheat; the frst premium on
nour BY graduated process; the first On -four
BY the old process; the FIRST and second on
sorghum sugar, after hot contest BY the
Middle and Northwestern States; the INST
for the best hundred varieties of apples; ten
first and two second on short horn cattle, and
the first on Polled-Augus to Warren, Of Ne
hama. Kansas has taken e5 miscellansous
frat and second premiums, and ell this in the
face Of great sdds.
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In THE English House Of Commons Mon
day night Lord Hamilton, Of Middlesex,
moved the consideration Of Churchill's reso-
luton, which ends Is follows: "Ths House
"having shown their readiness to vote sup
"plies refuse their assent until informed Of
"ths present policy and purpose for which
"the money TO be granted is 10 be applied"
Lord Hamilton tssk the occasion TO violent
ly assail the Ministry, stating that having
announced they would take Khartoum, they
murdered 5000 to 10000 men, spent f22,-
100000, and now announcing they have
abandoned the campaign, expect the House
TO quietly acquissce in their policy. he
charged that the Ministry had surrendered
every one sfthe questions between England
and Russia and that the greatest danger to
the country was the incapacity Of the men In
office. At the clsse Of the debate Hsnilton's
motion was lost, $50 TO 600 close call for
the Ministry.
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In the selection Of Carpets and Wall Pa
per, variety and elegance Of styles and low
prices are the considerations which muand
the attention Of intelligent buyers, and thew
are those which zoe present mere forcibly
Inan any ether House in Montana No
House can offer such advantages unless its
extent OF business enables 1t to purchase in
Quantities large enough to secure them. We
nave received our new stock, and 1t includes
some very choice patterns which you will
not nna elsewhere in the Territory. Ger
tations promptly sent.
oo SANDS q BOYCE,
ozou Butte City, Montana,
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MOTT CO of FiraI 2, :,
Vi. S.. EArcy
tAAIAAA HTEyrE

VI s. EAnU
Not. Heisna,, ny OFFICE,
49, ace harehy given thar May 10 1875. .
nv scr Aas fled notice Of hisiE ne toliowipg named
4. oos t support ofhis caIn .entiol to make nna
county, n, II, at hia oflpaE Judge of Deer Lodge
IN Sstarday, june aOth - the town of Deer Lodge
JERHNfp ID 1885, viz:
Of New, Chicago, n. o a THOMAS,
Mne made HQnestas6 :, Deer Lodge county N. T..
aAA.o 81 section MOI Entry No. 1869 for the y OF
M addisien4l H0r a In No. 10 N OF No. 10 ",
nv ~ 81 SMAI1 lestend Entry No. ae92, for the
~ " no. I'M sWk OF NWk Of section NO
a. ne names thaS Of No. 10 West.
nooueiceaqaw GLOWING witnesses to prove hls con-
eupon, and cultivation Of. said tract
wn-o16 ~ carson, Thomas Buchanan, William H.
oHs1s .AeS Joshua Bear. All OF New Chicago Post
6a7t4 Lodge county, NJ. r.
&Nf 8. Atkinson. Regkter.
J'BAANoN, Atty for Claimant
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Ressp,ion Of ,he n.rthelal Statue.

NEW YORK, May 8.-The French man-of-
"Issre" 10 expected here with the Bartholdi
statute between the 20 and 25. The Cham
Der OF Commerce yesterday appointed .
special committee 10 arrange suitable en-
tertainment for the commander and officers,
one OF the features Of which will be ban
qust Il Delmonico's, and another recap
ton at the rooms Of the Chamber. Mean
time, the World continues It's efforts In be.
half OF the pedestal, which today reaches
nearly sl3,O0e, representing nearly 5000
Contributors.
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A. p. SwINEToRD, OF Marquette, Mich,
who Was appointed Governor Of Alaska, Is
sx-Mayor of Marquette, 10 editor OF the
a.iYuuv.1 suuttny journal, mas serTeu rs =
member Of the Legislature In this State and
was. a candidate for Lisutensnts Governor
two years ago. He was appointed State 1n-
spector Of Mines and Mining by Governor
Begole, Of Michigan.
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THE SI-DAY ROLLER RACE.
IN MADISON SQUARE GARDENS, N. y.
REYNOLDS, Of Montana, on Wheels.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE great six day
roller skating contest began at 1905 o'clock
this morning. At the end of the first twelve
hours the score stood: Reynolds 14s, Mad
doI lat, Snowden l47, W. Boyst 146, Wal
ton 14l, Emery 1874, A. Boyst 11s, Francis
III, Onelia 1871, Sberek 1876, Harrison lip,
Graham So, Claxton So.
NEW YORK, May 12-12:05 q. m.-The
score at the end Of the first twenty four hours
stands. James Reynolds 26s, Maddox 276,
Snswden z75, W. Boyst 263, Walton 263,
omslia 2.s, Sherek 1856, A. Boyst 242, Emery
204, Fralcis 220, Claxton 90.
New YORK, May 13.-One O'Clock score
in the roller skating contest: Snswden 600
miles, Hartman 400, Boyst 673, Omelis 431,
Maddox $50, Shsrk $40, Francis 524.
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Ex.SEcRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN's family
and close friends now give out that his ILL
ness results from accidental poisoning. One
morning last winter he drank tumsler OF
Saratoga water from a bottle that had con-
tanned aconite and had not been properly
cleansed. He has never been well since.
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liz TIE trial OF Short last week In New
York for the attempted murder Of Captain
Phelan, the jury returned a verdict Of "not
guilty" The Judge was SO indignant that
be Immediately excused the jury from fur
ther service on the panel. The New'Ysrk
Herald printed half q page Of interviews
with prominent lawyers, judges, and others,
all Of whom denounce the verdict rs not In
accordance with the facts. One of the Jurors
has since been arrested for communicating
with the defendants friends.
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EDISON is taking measures to protect bis
electric light patents, and few days ago
sued six electric light companies for infringe
ments Of his patents for supplying incandes-
cent electric lights. Edison claims the orig
lnal discovery and the principle of subdivs-
lon Of the electric current by high resistance.
The validity Of Ediso.s patents has already
been sustained by the highest court OF Ger
many which has the most rigid patent sys-
tenn Of all governments. Some fifteen mil
lion dollars are involved in the suits at issue.
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DEEL LODGE is almost certainly destined
TO become the educational center Of Mon
tana. The beautiful location, healthful ell
mate, and the excellent tone OF Its society
mark 1t as the point where the youth Of the
State shall receive their intellectual training.
-R,tfs Miner
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QUITE q riot occurred Wednesday In Ira
f.lgar Square, London. Some 10000 men
had assembled to make . demonstration
against the proposed increase Of tar on
spirits and beer. The crowd was SO bsis-
ferrous their own orators had 70 mount the
pedestal of the Nelson monument for safety,
and the police, who tried to preserve order,
were driven from the Square, but were rein
forced and made several arrests. 1t was
simply q drunken mob.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter Of the Estate Of George 4, ~.
E#a.s..H a deceased. NJ 1Son'
Notice is hereby given by the uns sx,
eeutrix OF the last will and .en,ghea
oeorgs D. Lyon, deceased, to .sl,Hrs a.
deceased, to exhibit them q. aEsisss the sa.o
you s within months ,h as rxs Sss
Drummond. in the eo"n .ne saia Exeeatri' ca ca,
Eated May is, 1855 Ky sfpsen ledge. n. T.
eT-6t D. ~
oeoIse D u L snSi Sat Wall aars Tss, ION. =,
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NASHVILLE, May &C.. II. Mason. of New
York, entered the room Of James r. Cald-
we'll, The we'll kno~n turfman 1t the Max
we'll Hsuse, this morning, and stole valua-
BILE jewelry belonging to Mrs. Caldwell, whs
pursued him. Mason was arrested, indicted,
tried, convicted, and placed In the peniien-
tisry for Eve years before dinner time.
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WASHINGTON special It Is now said that
the administration has determined that here.
after no information Of appointments shall
be given to the public until the appointees
shall have been notified Of their appoint
ment, and shall have accepted the office,
filed their bonds and are qualified. What
the object Of the administration In adopting
this policy Is can only be guessed at.
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Madame Barrios and Her Body Guard.

'foS ~'11 111' z5cuJ ~0u1fu'
NEW YORK, May 9.-Madame Barrios ar
rived Wednesday from 'Fr:sco, and took
quarters for herself and retinue of Guatema-
Ian servants 1t the Langham Hotel. The
Mail and Express says: Her sixteen servants
constitute . sort Of body guard, who pre-
coded her to the door Of tho breakfast room
attracting much attention. Her Fifth Ave.
nue. residence is being prepared for her re-
captions Tomorrow. She declined being In
teryiewed
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The Mining Trouble. !. wood River.

BELLEVUE, May S.--General Brisbin ar.
rived to-day on duty In connection with the
recent mining aificulties. After looking
the ground over he decided that Il IL not
necessary TO send troops to Wood River.
The differences between the miners and the
mine-owners are practically settled. Gen.
Brisbin said to day: 81 now have authority
TO march my troops into Wood Wood River
valley, aud In case OF renewal of the
troubles ! shall start them Ct once from
Boise barracks. However, i do not think
there will be any further difficulty"
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HER MAJEsTY's steamship, "Garnet," has
left New York, probably for the Bermudas,
and the "CanadA" Is now watching the
"strelok" In the harbor. The Russian sail
ors say they are ready to fight the "Csnada"
any time,
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The Khartoum Expedition Abandoned.

LONDON, May 11.-Iord Harrington, Sec
rotary for War, stated In the House Of Com
mons this afternoon that decision was
reached by the Government in regard to the
Ssudan, which practically involved the Aban-
donment Of the advance on Khartoum.
Harrington, continuing. said the Government
had resolved to make Wady Halfa the most
advanced position for the permanent defense
Of Egypt. The British troops would be
Withdrawn Is soon IS the Nile rises, which
10 expected to occur about the end of May.
The withdrawal Of the troops involved the
abandonment Of the engagement to advance
to Xhsrtnum
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Tur American committee of Bartholdi's

TnE American committee Of Bartholdi's
statute Of "Liherty Enlightening the World"
In order to raise money for the completion
Of the pedestal, have prepared miniature
statuettes Of the colossus six inches high, OF
bronze, with nickel pedestal, which they
sell to subscribers at 81 each. They pro-
psse also to sell one twelve inches high al
Sc. The scheme 10 . good one, and ought
to yield handsome SUM. Those Of eur
readers who can contribute should address
Richard Butler, Secretary, SO Mercer street,
New York.
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No WONDER Gladstone wanted bis vote OF
ffly.fiye million dollars credit voted without
discussion. II now turns out that thirty-fve
of the fifty. five millions have already been
absorbed.
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THE New NoRTH.W
JAMES H. MILLS. PUBLISHER.

IT NOW appears the proclamation of quar-
antine against diseased cattle was issued by
Acting Governor Tooker, instead Of Cover
nor Carpenter, as first stated.
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Notice to Professional Men,
Attention Of professional mon in this coun.
ty Is called to the following:
Act coNcrrN,Nn y,c->,.re

" Is Calico 70 the Following:
ACT CONCERNING LICENSES.
Be IL enacted by the Legislative Assemble
OF the Territory Of Montana
SECTION !. There shall BE- levied and cal.
.lec,ed, oy the tax collector, license tar, a
fOll0ws:
:, Sizh Each professional man, before nr.r-
ticing Is such, all lawyers, dentists, phvsi-
Clans, surgeons, and al other profession.
shall pay license Of sixteen dollars mar !.
mum; Provided, That all persons who drss1s
any legal instrument, deed, power OF sstssws
ney, or other document, fer which he oh srss.
ares shaii % considered professional nan.
Approved July q, 1873.
The above law will As risjd,y enfarc.a
All persons subject to the aboye srs raons
s 20 20 cali At the Treasursrs oface and 'nsv
625-3t nc
ty, NJ. T. A,0or Iooee coun7
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Notice Of Dissolution,

Notice Is hereby given to all marianne ;,aebtea 10
sne IaIe nrm OF Mitchell q Laurin, Physicians and
surgeons, which was dissolved by mutual consent
DecemDer !, 1854 that prompt settlement OF their
accounts by Cash or Note 10 desired. settlement
may be made with either OF the undersigned who are
authorized to receipt therefor.
A. II. MITCHELL, M. o.
Deer Lodge, April q. 1885. sa5-4t
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The Rebels Hard Pressed by the Calling and
Howitzers.
A STEAMERS WHISTLE

blowing continuously. As We drew near we
heard the sound Of heavy firing In the direc-
ton Of the river.
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OFFICERS
EASTERN NIINE STATE FAIR.
PRESIDENT
j. Il. BASS. Bangor. Me.
VICE PRESIDENT
T.. .. IBEAI. Bangor. Me.
SECRETARY,
EZRA l.. STEISNS. Bangor. Me.
TREASURER,
L. ID. NEALLEE. IBnngor. Me.
AUDITOR
Al. SIMPSON, Bnngor. Me.

The rate. Of transportation exhibits the New England Fair Bangor
August September will be granted by the Maine Cenr
RslraJ T.. r. BURPEE
General Manager New BrunsRck RnEay
ARTHUR BROWN
Bangor A PI~a'aqus Railroad
ot u.,., lama. r Farher Of the Eastern and
othor
regular and the will be returned % " the
Gsn = ! tnierson Of the Portland Oglepsug Railroad will the
General Of Boston Steamship
PAW articles for exhibition at the Mes England
Boston and landings at the regular 'arn a ana AL
the ehmOhoh
and all aricle
Hrbr s. Company offer the sane terms as tho Dos
tor Bangor y y Co
articles the England Fair for 1855 a. heretofore
"a"
the close Of the exhibition
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
. E.od state, The Martin. rOnSs. o., 49,
Wilt
during the vek Of the Fail. shsre n9an may %
made -
The Pl hs. will be allowed 70 pitch
outside OF the f.k ca.
Association and adjoining the Park free
charge -, - N, 4. ,...,. -, A.. r,.,,so.
the article sihhed and o" 70 'e"'
Ess,o right Pair bat not d.'..
exhibition without the consent OF s D~fa
Eori the Secretary before "Wednesday
August s.mosr G noues
er~pondsndn pnoi "essy
Pmian ia posters. any III. Fair b bad BY
.ppi,ins Secretary q England Bangor Maine
F.iG Tor booths
hmsi the NewE Fair omee, Bangor. Maine
Gambling pool selling chance and ardent 'pns strictly p'o''o'a
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AND

We ssswu a. one reliable and successful business msn gave u'
- the La, week he 10 aud said be had not
SEA ck day be began Browns SArsaF~rA MI C0oo
M IL h r, such that fought dorea aud keep
m Lie home q. family medicine Mr. Cobb will tell one who may
cal n him h. 10 his Browa SarsaPAlA perfect corrective
- ,,-.l Debility Il iuyga the Blood aud will thoroughly
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YOUR

Attention il called TO the following Mr. Henry SWEET the
81 Known keeper Bangor "Ous year ago met With an A'
Ger resaug badly fractured ankle partially recovered from " ou
g December could ouy walk wuh difficulty aud ~"' 80 weak TIA"
tired Had appetite Ny ANKLE s-sed every
In December purchased botle OF
Bro~us Sarla aud had taken week appetite con"
improve. Ny strength returned have good ~Ips"e
Ny improved during past weeks than has during
and have ie % veil tor two years "
DO beey, Brown, SarsAParlA did 1t "A great medicine
al.
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NOW

M Tine when system relaxed the effects Of the summers
he pores the skin have been nearly closed against the cold Of
M =. the weather they have opened order give
outlet impure matter within The bot season the time when the
l. rSvtaoRArtNs aud II always purify my blood
A. hr consider clean the system" said
- r. r. conductor the other day, "and believe good
h,,h TO thi. fact, year took Brown. SArsaParlA aud
"a ito BE- al recommended" Brown. SArsAFArila will