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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-28
RECENT SALES,

RECENT SALES.
Andrew McThail has sold to R. T. Dor
ner, three lots on Lake street and Twenty
second avenue south. for $4,000.
Bell & Nettleton have purchased twenty
seven lots III the East Side addition, near
Twentieth avenue northeast, and the whole
of block II, in the Lincoln supplement of
the East Side addition, for S22, 500.
r. B. Hunter on Saturday purchased
twenty-seYen lots in East Side addition for
S22, 300.
Mrs. S. W, HinkIe has purchased the
Haven house property on Highland avenue
for S10,5O9.
SATURDAYS DEEDS.
Deeds were filed Saturday with the register
of deeds, as follows.
Part of sec 35, town lis, range %; B E
Christlief to W II Braden. ........... 81, ESQ
1t 5, blk 9, Jackson. Daniel& Whitney's
add; Jesse COLON to John Brandt. 5000
1t Is, blk 2,Goodrich's add; 7 P Stone
to D G Mckay. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Its to 6, blk l. Lyons add; d Lyons
to G Hanson. .................... 400
Its 1, 2, 3, blk 2; 1t 3,blk 2; Its 1921, %,
%, blk 8; 1t 2, blk s; Its s, Il. blk g.;
Its 2, 4. II, Is, 10, blk 16; Its q, %;
blk II; Its l, 2, 3, blk 2, Menange's
supplement to East Side add; r B
Hunter to D C Bell. Observation-Disclosures %, 500
Its l, 2 and 8, blk "a, Atwater's add;
M McPhail to R C Downer. ........ 10000
Its % and "a, blk g. Motor Line add; W
Hawley to D Lyon .............1 1000
Its to II, blk g. Seth Abbott's add; P
E Lockwood to P W Cornelius. 1890. $500
Lit 10, blk 2, Wood & Sweets add; John
Brandt to Jesse COLON. .............. 5000
Part Eof 1t 3. blk %, Case and others
subd of block in Case & Moore's add;
CIV Briggs to Emma Collins ....... 1000
Seventy of II III
%; Joseph Hamilton to R Craik -. 1,750
Part of Its and Z, blk 10, st Anthony
Falls; H Anardt to L Krane. $500
Part of Its and Z, blk 10, St Anthony
Falls; NJ White to H Aiardt. ...... $500
Ten acres of sec 16, town III, range 81;
Joseph Hamilton to Chesley Hamil-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -............ 1900
Its 8, 9, Il, II, 81 and %, blk 5; Its 6, Z,
%, 25, 26, blk 2, Pratt's add; Chesley
Hamilton to Joseph Hamilton. 1900
Its to 6, blk 4; Its to Z, blk 5, Its 1 to
4, blk s, Haymond's add; Louis Mel
del to H Billings. ................ 1880
1t l, sec So, town 116 range 21; W Fl
Wells to Lawrence Wrenn. 1000
Part of 1t s, blk 1S5, original plat; Fl
Seymour to Bernard Hunt 5000
1t 6, blk 6, Sixth Avenue add; John
Gleason to Charlotte Hail. ...... 1850
1t 4. blk 4, George Galpin's add; Laura
Holman to Nancy Edgarly. 1850
1t 2, blk Il, st Anthony; Mary Grady to
Mary Howe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
Its l and 2. blk :, Cobb's add; David
Duncan to James Mcmillan. ....... 1880
Lit Is, blk s. East Side add; " Vroo-
man to A G Wilcox ......... $500
Its and 4, blk,S, Thwing's Highland
add; L Kinney to Annie E Sheen
felt. .................... 1900
Fifteen miscellaneous deeds. the con-
slderations of which are less than
Sl,UUU. 5,S64
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-28
Total number of deeds, SO. .Sl03, 574
BUILDING NOTES,

The Minneapolis bottle mandatory, on
Third avenue south, destroyed by fire Tues
day night, will be rebuilt as soon as posi-
BILE more substantially than before.
Ell Terrence is erecting a residence at
the corner of Park avenue and Twenty
fifth street to cost S12, 900.
Work on the excavation of the Masonic
temple will be commenced this winter if
practicable.
An excavation is being made for three
story brick store building at the corner of
Washington and Twentieth avenues north
to cost $4,000.
J. T. Elwell is building four two-story
brick-veneer dwellings on Fourteenth ave-
nue. southeast, near Como avenue, to cost
about $4,000.
Permits to build were issued by Inspector
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-28
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

DR.. Charles Mclean, the Somewhat Motor
ious, Appears as an Expounder Of
Mind Healing"
Many ofthe Churches Hold Sunday Services
Celebrating the Merry Christ
mas Season.
Real Estate of a Holiday Week--The
Motor Moves by the Harnessed
Lightning.
Many Minor Events of Interest to
Sporting Men--Some Mink
Skins--Notes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-28

No trace of the lost orphan boy has beer
found.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-28
a MODEL CARRIER.

During the preceding week So perinlts
were issued amounting to S112, 405.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-28

Attest: FRANK ROBERT. Jr., Clerk.
HENRY B. WENZEL, Attorney for ADMINISTRATOR
decS-4w.tu
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-12-19
Judge Seward Smith Insane !.

1t Is currently reported that Seward
Smith. late Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of Dakota for this dis
trict, is insane If Judge Smith is the
author of u large two-page circular
purported to be issued by him in ad-
vocacy of his candidacy before the
Legislature of Dakota for l.. $. Scna-
tor, there can be no doubt of his IN
sanity. and some of his decisions while
on the bench at the recent term OF
court IN Sully county cannot well be
accounted for upon any other theory.
In an article on polygamy Judge Smith
defends the Mormons. We quote two
paragraphs therefrom
Our religious ancestors were all
polygamists. David, Abraham, Isaac,
Jacob, Solomon, and millions of others
have practiced it and lived happy, use
fnl and honorable lives"
The statistics show that the females
Of this country are vastly In excess of
the males-enongh To give nearly every
man, if not quite, an extra wife.
His brain was evidently Lccoming
deranged before his removal, and that
event undoubtedly augmented the dis
ease.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-12-19
Frank Lsslie's Sunday Magazine0

For January. beginning the Nineteenth
Volume, is brilliant holiday number.
abounding in text and pictures appropri.
ate to the season. II opens with an inter
esting and instructive essay on Christ
mas Carols DR. Talmage's sermon is
on Christmas in America" and there are
several Christmas and New Years stories
and poems, all finely illustrated. Perhaps
the article that will attract the most atten.
ton Is Prehistoric America." by the
Rev. Geo. T. Rider with twenty-five il.
lustrations. There are many short and
timely articles. and the full-page pictures
are beautiful and numerous. The regular
serials, Loves Harvest" and "Dilet-
tante Days 20 on, and the Editorial De-
partmcnts are full and complete. Pub.
lished by Mrs. FRANK LESLIE, 53. 55 and
81. Park Place, New York City. at 25 cts.
IA number. or SO 80 q year, postpaid.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-12-19
A merry Xmas to all.

Partners nave Decn SatnerlnS corn
during the week.
Fred Bonsey visited Pierre, We'd
nesday, returning Thursday,
--Supt. l.. d. Carr has been looking
after school matters in the western
part of the county during the week.
Farmers. Deal direct with the
Dakota Loan & Trust Co, Pierre, ID. T.
1t will he money in your pocket
The dramatic entertainment at
Onida. the cast OF characters of which
we published last week, comes offnext
Tuesday night, Dec. 22nd
A l2t pound sod breaker was born
to Mr. and Mrs Thomas b. Lane, of
1879 on Thursday evening of last
week. This is the 9th addition to Mr.
Lanes family. all well and healthy.
w. W. Botsford is happy. having
recently secured M abundant supply
of excellent water ut depth of so feet,
ut his home a little over mile south
east of Clifton. It is another proof
that water cannot he secured at
certain levels in this section, as the
ground where this we'll was secured is
quite high. while others have went down
in lower places to Il much greater depth
without getting water.
The Missouri Valley Telegraph and
Telephone Co. which recently bought
the telegraph from TT. Sully via Flair
bank. Forest City, lie Beau and Scran-
ton to Ft. Yates is composed of Major
Swan Oft. Bennett; Lieut.. b. f. Hand
forth, of Ft Sully; G. j. Millet, j. L.
Wenger j. +. Martin and W. w. Buhn
OF Sully county; Il. Il. Rutherford, F.
Aldrlch and A. VI. Akin, Of Forest City.
1t is said that the line will be extended
to Bismarck
-One of the most beautiful of the
many mrages seen in this county was
observed by our people Tuesday morn
ing. The whole county from the north
to the south west for 20 or - miles
seemed elevated into the air, and build
ings and objects were plainly discern
able, even on the reservation west of
the Missouri. Okobojo and Ft Sully
stood out prominently to view, the lat
ter 20 miles away, and buildings known
to be located i'm draws and valleys, ma
ny feet below the surface of the inter
vening country. were suspended in the
air apparen tly without any support.
Before another issue ofthe WATCH
MAN greets its readers Christmas will
have come and gone, and another an
niversary of Christs nativity be num-
bered with the past. Let 'pcace on
earth and good will to men he the
motto of all. However humble the
surroundings of your new home, all
should try and rememberthe little ones
with something. though it be not on
rs expensive scale rs the Christmas
which made the hearth h-stones of their
old homes back in the states such
happy and onglooked for occasion,
the sweet memory OF which will never
fade from their minds. And to the
older and larger ones, give good will
without stint. rs ii comes without
money and without price.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-12-19
Must BE Sold
AT ONCE!

The death of my wifes mother
makes it necessary for me to 20 East
this winter, and anyone needing any
OF the following property can buy 1t
VERY CHEAP within the next two
weeks:
One fine young pony.
One good milch COW.
One plow sulky.
One breaking plow, almost new.
One hole. coal cooking stove.
One three-burner gasoline stove.
One two wick oil stove.
A l2xl2 stable, quantity of hay and
wire yard fence.
A pitch-fork. scoop p-shovel, dirt shov-
el, hoe and garden rake.
Three bed-steads. , mattresses. >
wash-tubs, clothes wringer. extension
table, high chair , water barrels. and
some other things.
Vim. c. WALTER.
Clifton, Oak.
Dec. l2, 1885.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-12-19
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Christmas Bells.

Let beiiS ot JOY bc IuhS 'His Hhoih-
No iron tongue be mute.
The day on which the chrisl WAS born
With waves Of sound salute.
Let laug hter from each brazcn throat
Ring out without restraint
Through all the air let greetings float
From trusting chilIhood's saint.
Your notes of joy, o bells, prolong,
Nor in your music pause.
Till every ear has caught your song
Of Christ and Santa Claus.
The Missouri is still open in some
places.
H. o. c. Knight, of Onida, has
gone to New York.
An Indian is confined in the Pierre
Jail for horse stealing.
Farm machinery of all kinds for
sale by 5. 4. Dempsey, Clifton. %
The Times says that the alter will
alter FIVE Blunt malnns to matrons in
the near future.
The Teachers Institute for Hughes
county VIII convene at Canning, De-.
2Sth, for Il five DAYS session.
MISS Seba Dewell. of Norfolk, will
spend the winter ut West Point, Ncb..
where she has charge of the public
schools
w. =. Ross returned home. Mon
day. He has travelled quite extensive
" over Dakota and Minnesota during
the summer and fall.
A Mr.. Pugsley has taken the con
tract of building two new school hous-
es in Norfolk township, 1874, each to
be 20x30, for 1910. Cheap enough
provided good work is done.
Hons Cassius VI. Reed. oI Summit
township, our District Senator, and
Samuel Dewell, Representative from
this county; are in Huron this week
attending the meeting of the Legisla-
ture
-Gco. b. Ridgway, of Pierre, is said
to be in Il peck of trouble" over hav-
ing more wives than the law allows,
and things are in such position at
Salt Lake that it is not exactly safe to
90 there.
Henry Hull. of Potter county. has
ordered five thoroughbred pedigrced
rabbits from the east. and will cultivate
them in connection with the poultry
business. This is rather novel bust
ness, but 1t may pay.
MIR. and Mrs. s. II. Neal are in re-
ceipt of a tastily gotten up invitation
for the presence of their company at
at the marriage of Miss Ida Cofiing, a
cousin of Mrs. Meals, to Zeb. L. Booze
at Covington, Ind, Dec Both.
The weather has been Just too too
for anything this week. rs Il Eassar
girl would remark. Bright sunsh inc
and genial warmth has been spread
around lavishly. Thursday the ther-
mometer registered 62 above zero.
Elsewhere will he found the pros
pectus of the Sioux City Journal. The
Journal is replete with Dakota and
general western news Of interest to our
people, and we can rccomend 1t with
the greatest pleasure. 1t is received
about one day earlier than any of the
other dailes or wecklies containing the
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-12-19
Christmas Hep 1!

mas night, Dec. 25th. All are cordial
ly invited. Good music and lots o.
room. Come and have good time.
The Clifton House has n new
storm door.
L W. Cole has papered the inside
of his drug store with MANILA.
Buy your farm machinery of S. +
Dempsey, Clifton. 24-tf
There will he Il ball nj the Opera
House in Blunt Christmas eve, for the
benefit of the band.
Il. s. Rlckert went to Gettysburg
Thursday, and returned yesterday, with
his well boring outfit
S. Il. Dempsey has sold his billiard
tablet to Rediield parties, to which place
it will he removed.
10 degrees above zero Yesterday
How that for frozen Dakota and al.
most the middle of winter.
Next Fridayis Christmas. Would
that it were in our power To make /,
a merry one to all the world.
A j. Wasgatt has been at Wat
ertown and elsewhere on business all
the week. He is expected home to-
night.
At an entertainment by the Pierre
fire department. last week, East Pierre
seems to have had rather the best OF
the contests, as whole.
Caleb Russell, near Copp, came
very near being killed, recently. 10y a
box falling down a well 80 feet and
striking him on the head.
The next thing on the taps is a
monument for Vice President Hen
bricks. Isn't it about time to stop
this monument craze and devote the
proceeds to charity?
A resident of Pleasant Valley tp.
went across the river after wood and
was caught by the Indians and strip
ped of all his clothing except his pants
He didn't get any wood either.
Augustus High. special agent of
the Aberdeen Land District, stopped
over Thursday night in town. He is
looking after a claim near by regarding
which there was some conflicting sup
Elemental aflidavits. Mr.. High Is a
genial gentleman and well posted in
land matters. From conversation with
him We are satisfied that the ac-
tual settlers who have complied with
the law need have no fears of being
molested in their rights, but we should
not be surprised if some of the claims
throughout Sully county would be in
vestl2ated, anu probably held FOR can
collation..
If there was any significance to be
attached to the fact that large mum
ber of ladies and gentlemen through
out tins section are availing themselves
of the right to share their bed. clothing
together, we should say that it pre-
sagcd hard winter; but we don't be-
leve that it will have any appreciable
effect on the weather IN general, though
it will undoubtedly materially anchor
ate the sutierlngs of many apoor devil
who has been shivering his life away
in single "cussedness' or many years,
and make the winter of his discon-
tent glorious summer all the seasons
round. But, while it saves fuel and
economies room, it is liable to add
"little perplexities" to the cares Of life.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-12-19
Letter List,

The following is list of letters remain,
ing unclaimed in the post office at Clifton
Bennett. John w Long, Winston |.
Dorsey, X G Olstead. Mr..
McssrS Graves Bros Ovid DO
Jensen. l.aurets.
ANNA A. LEE, p. NJ.
Have You read what the Oak.
Loan * Trust Co. says?
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THE sENATORIAL CoNTEsr
VIE Florence Nightingale OF tao


The following Is an extract from O
letter written to the German Re
formed Messenger at Chambersburg
Pennsylvania:
A BENEFACTRESs.
just open the door for her, and Mrs,
Winslow will prove the American
Florence Nightingale of tho nursery.
or this we are 40 sure that we will
teach our "Susyn TO say "a blessing
on Mrs. Winslow" tor helping her to
survive and escape the gyiring, oolick.
ing and teething seige. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the
child from pain and cures dysentery
and diSrrhmR. IL soiteus the gums
reduces inflammation, cures wind collie,
and carries the infant safely through
the teething period. IL performs pre-.
ciseiy what it processes to perform,
every part ofit--nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs, Winslow-know her
only through the preparation of hel
"Soothing Syrup for Osildren teeth
Ing" If we bad The power we would
make her IA she Is, q physical savior
to the infantrgce. Sold by all drug.
glStS. 70 cOntS q bottle,
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coz Rr OF APpsALs,


Lorsnzo Turin Vi. the STATE. White,
J. FroAs AJasdosG county. TIA owl
denea shows that the defendant al
ways slRimsd tho colt, which no wss
convicted OF shooting, as his property,
2nG th5rs Is evidence OF Witnesses
showing that the animal was his. The
eyidenso Is Insufficient. RsvaraeS and
reAsnde6.
Z. Ii. MArtindale va. the StBte, from
Blhnoo county. Whtte,j ]. Tho
EVIDENCE IN This case lG insufficient
beeSueo it shows that the defendant
Killed the hogs through nisIaks fer
his own. Reversed and remanded.
Bob scott Va tho Stale, from Parker
county, Hurt, j. Where the posses
sion OF reesntly etolcn property IL re-
lied upon, tho evidence OF such puSses-
sion must be full AID conclusive, sspe-
eialIy whom this 10 the principal fscs
rallied on for conviction. Isisa rule
tkat tho bsst evidence must 90 adj
dueod, but whore tho witnesses 10 sucb
dlratt ane positive evidence are be-
YONG the Jurisdiction OF tho court, cir
cumsisnual evidence il admissible
and msy be rolled on. Because the
evidence Ia insufficient to show the
possession OF the horse by Ihs defend.
ant, the cause il reversed and 70.
mSnded.
Alex. Hornsberger We. the Ststq, from
Wise county. The court Instructed
the jury: "lf you find frors the .yi,
dcnce, Boy ond reasonable donbt, that
the testimony OF tho witness, Bob
Heath, e true, then no ia al nocom.
plies" Error, because tho truth OF ths
witness ~ not the test as % whether
| be wea au acoomplloe; and 80 makes
the fsct OF nn aceomplio0 depend nlLs-
! gether upon the testimony OF tho 81.
legged socompliee. Reversed and ye.
r0snded.
William Penlsnd VI. the State, from
Ellis county. White, i. The defend.
Snt w2g convicted OF msrder com
mitted during the war. Deceased, who
was 2 Confederate zoldior, had been 81
home on furlough, H0 WAS epaudipe
his last Ssb5ath eve with his wife. or
ths InOrniug he vas 60 leave her fcI
the army snd his command, He aud
bio wife had strolled down into tht
crock botton, had sat upon che bank
Tor an hour OK More, taiEiag OF theii
future hopes and plans. They rose auC
STARTED bsck home, WalkisS side bJ
Side, she with her arm around him
when, reaching u certain spot IN
lhejr pathway, Of p sudden
there IS the report of n gun. He atari,
suddenly. She asks ii ha is hurt
"Yea." Falls forward on his face auo
IL desd. He IL shot Ia tho bpck, ms
an inch 0rso sbove the place where hi.
oiie's arm entwined him. lt was ly,
lag ~ wait; u was 81 assassination
murder vita malice, and tho derondart
cannot claim that IL was dono in self.
deienes, under this law of threats IN adj,
by 3 deceased against his slayer, nel
viii the fact that the deosssed htr
ahot tho defendant some time befor,
thst and hsd threatened TO doso agsin
II that shot were not fatal, will no
make a differences in tho rule, that a
ths tims OF tho killing tho deceased
must by some act have shown his IN
tsntlon toput the throat into cxocu
| ton, Affirmed,
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Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense OF weight in the back, loins and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing
the patient 20 suppose that he has
some affection al the kidneys OF
nsighboriDg organs. AT times, symp.
toms OF indigestion arc present, ilatu-
lenoy, uneesiness Of the stomach, etc
A moisture, like peraplrstiou, pro-
duoing very Gisagresable itching
after getting warm, is common al.
tendsnt. Blind, Bleeding ana Itching
Piles Weld at once 10 the application
OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, sllaying tbs
intense Itching, and affecting g perma.
mont cure. Price, 80 cents. Address
the Dr.. Bosanko Medicine Company
Pique, Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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nIeaxR couRr,-rYLan r..u
SUPREME COURT.


Amelia Clark ct Al. W. A. A. Nelson.
ifom NAeoSdoohss ooulty. Rsoerl-
sos, :. A ps,i'ios ia su,t 10 hsvs
Lard declared vscaat so TIA. one NAV
locsis csEGic,ts thereon is bsd uu-
isss Il ssstss thas he party has Ger.
uhsses zac has taken some ssepa to
spp'op'ia'c .he lsni other than to
E.e'eiy declare his iateatioa 10 30 10.
cate IT, Too Same Is true OF one wha
orinss sEit To pre-smpt lsad. Two
pisinuns canncs JOIN in sui, TO have
lSnu declared vacant VIXEN one al
thsna prays that In the event the other
ialiS ne may Asve il declared vacant.
when thoy hays nothing in common
10 their sotioG, as where one seeks 10
iScste rtd ise other pra.empt. At
reseg & Pacific Railway company va.
rraok Nel'ou, from Rarrison county,
Robertson, j. TIE Defendants rules
required traiH M. Q, going west, IL il
was rot on tinss TO sssd Gus tisgNsn
ahaed 200 yards srd to 30 slow, to are.
Veut c0lliaiors. Hhs eaSt-bounS train
mao ne rig6t 20 the track, and the fac,
mat the sfsin so,ng east left tho station
psio!o lts tln6 can rlke no differences
II train NJ. 9 was behind uma aud had
90 slSnats aneao, as required by the
rules Of the company. The latter fail.
ure was the Nm5dists csuss OF the
danger, for which tbs plaintiff oAn re-
cover II the neg igen0o WIS caused b,
che lneompstenoy and usiieness of III.
tr*iRmen on No. Q, known 10 the com
pany aud uakSown 10 tho defendart
under tho fulss OF law in such csses,
Affirmed.
Fred EnGe W.. Liverpool and Londor
aud 0ioDe Insurance company, from
HUM county. Where the AGENTS o
me company st tho time of the con
sseet ef Insurance, know that this prop
eriy Insured, 40 tho property OF IN,
injured, o. which he is tbs "sols oyuej
for hls owu nss AVID benstit," had hser
included In an assignment made b,
th9 inEared for She benefit Of hin cred
itors, are ea.opesd from setting up lht
eosditloo IN the policy, that the saxle
seail be void, il tho property 80 ia,
'arod 10 nos the properly OF tho in
sotou, sud II ne Ia not the "s0le SnC
unconditional owner Cor his avn us,
and benefit.n
The qrostion Of fact % to whether
he building fell from the sff,ots OF III,
fra, or wasther the fso was csusec
and occurred after tho building fall, il
tstllsd by tho fading OF the jsry. AZ.
fifHea.
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The "Exposition Universella do Part
CuliDaire" awarded no highest HON
ors 20 Angostura Bitters ns the most
eflicgoious stimulant 10 excite tho APP
petlto and 90 keep the digestive organs
IN good order. Ask for the genuine
article, manufactured only by DIR. j.
g. B. Seigert " Sons, and beware OF
limitations.
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onyERnn ,sIrHsoREs

! have been afflicted since last Marol
with aSkia disease the doctors called Ne.
zonla. Ny face was covered With scab,
and sores, and the itching and burning
were almost unbSarable Seeing your Gu.
TIoURA REMEDIES 80 hgaiy' recon.
msnded, Concluded 10 give them q. trial
externally and REsoLyHNT iniernally. ia,
four mo tbs. / call myselfeured, In graf.
itrde iofwhlch mako this public stale.
mont, Mrs. CLARA n. FREDERICK.
BROAD BROOK, CONN,