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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-07
BUSINESS

DRUGs-splendid chance FOR Democratic drug
- gist 70 start in business With small capital In
good town IN Northern Wisconsin; suitable building
torent cheap Lock box 81. Clear Lake. Wis. 5
ENoR SALE-A rare chance 20 invest IN the baking
Il business IN 81 Paul; capital required. $40. Ad-
dress Z o Leary or call At i6s East Fairfield avenue,
81 Paul. 2Is-2l9
WANTED-A lady with small capital, as partner
" in a Ee2-established business; 2s East Sew
enth street 5
For SALE or rent. hotel Of - rooms. barn and
4 sample room Address Rice Lake. Wis. .
EoR sALE-A saloon. completely furnished. IN a
l. good location. Corner Cook street and Payne
avenue. 5
COOP saloon and boarding house for sale; along
" lease andlow rent; everything complete II 50.
y ARE chance to invest in a light manufacturing
II business paying a good prOEt; one-half interest
500 Address i I, Globe. 4
EoR L weu-estsblished weekly newspaper;
L great opportunity. 40. Globe Ohee. 2l7-22S
FOR SALE - A saloon and restaurant, at a bar
Il gain; centrally located; parties want 10 go out
s60 East Seventh street. BITS
MEAT little saloon for sale; fixtures and furniture
~ news good stock wines, liquors and cigars; rea-
sons for selling; cheap for cash. Call at ~ East
Fifth, city, 4
BLACKSMITH Shop and tools in best business
= par Ui the city Tor rent Apply 10 ID Z Murray,
20S Pleasant avenue. 3
pHoToGIAPH gallery. Inquire Of Z steen, sss
l. East Seventh street, in furniture store. 8
LIME stock Of wines and liquors for sale cheap, as
l. owner Is going o1t Of saloon business. Inquire
at 2lI South Seventh street. s
ID EsrAURANT. with fun outht, Cor rent. or VIII
II rent the Room FOR small rent. Call AZ SIS Robert
street. ,
DARTSER wanted with $500 to 5000 TO buy
Il half interest IN the neatcsI stock general house
hold goods In this city. Address n, Close l
CHEAP-NcEenzi brick machine. capacity 5000
" daily. Brick barrOws, dump carts, nearly reg,
VIII sell for half price. Inquire Is2 East Fifth
street. 1
dor SALE in 4 good location. grocery store with
l. saloon connected. Address 4 II. care Globe l
SPLENDID opportunity; butcher shop With all new
~ fixtures, in s very fine location, FOR rent. Ad-
dress X \. Globe oEice. Z
BLACKSMITH shop. stock ana tool Tor sale or 70
II trade; coed town. good country anu good trade
J W Seeiey, Broadisnd OAK 6
DOR sALE-A well established railroad eating
Il house and hotel doing , good business; complete
outtt With years stock OF wood and Ice. viii seli on
favorable terms. Inquire Of George v Martin Il Co.
AZ Jackson street. 1873
EOR ~RENT-KiefeFs Terra Co:J4 WORKS. aere
Il Is the chance 10 build up the best paying manu-
featuring business in the state Terra Cola Is now
used in most every building. Architects viii tell
you so. Garden and dover vases, sewer and water
pipes. Gre and glazed brick. earthcrl ware OF every
kind can lie made here; material handy; practical
v0rkmen on hand. Inquire OF \. T. kiefer, 80
East Seventh street 95-5S'
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HORSES. CARRIAGEs. sc.

WANTED-A responsible party wants a horse for
w his Keeping. win give him best Of care. Ad-
dress L Il. this Office. )
WILL sen family carriage horses cheap, at over
w peckS barn. 4
A o c SS5 and q spring wagon 500 for
u sale at 81 East Fourth street. 4
Coon delivery wagon for sale; nearly new. Adj
" dress e :, Globe. 1
WOUNG. sound, bay mare for sale. weight about
4 nine hundred and city; very gentle and a fine
stopper. Call ~ 6is Dayton. 5
EIItsT-CLASs cart for sale by G Ordemann, rear
! Of postouice; $40. 3
CULKY and breaking cart for sale. 4O2 East
- Ninth street. 5
uoi;>Es to board wanted at Corner sixth and Lo-
II Gust. )
GOOD riding and driving horse for sale; $50 cash;
- Caii AZ 300 Jackson street. :
s GOOD horse wanted for light work st Hotel
y Lafayette. Niunetonka Beach. for a month.
Apply 70 Eugene I Nell. union depot, st Paul. ]
DAY mare for sale cheap; driven by a lady. Adj
ID dress VA, Globe Office :
TOR SALE-Young driving horse for lady, first
4 class phaetOn. also two sets OF single harness.
Inquire 20 Carroll street. Z
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p. II. Kayanagh.
LUABIE

- EFEREES' SALE[vALUABLE BROADWAY
IL and Grove street property at auctionI viii
sell at auction on Tuesday, Aug. IL, at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon. on the premises. corner of Grove
street ard Broadway, pursuant 20 an order OF the
Undersigned referees, lot 10 and the west i've feet
o. lot III. block 4, DaytOn's addition (55xl50 feet)
together with good t~SO-stOry dwelling and barn;
also. the lot opposite on the southwest corner OF
Grove street and Broadway, frontage So feet on
Grove street. with good story-and-a-half cottage;
fhaien water in both houses mentioned, gas and
sewer connections This property is admirably
adaPted for business purposes, being at the juno
ton OF Grove and Mississippi streets and Broad
way. No better opportunity of a profitable invest
ment has been given for the past year, and this
sale should receive marked attention from capt.
talistsi as n home, no changes are necessary.
Terms cash. VIM G. Robertson. John ]. Mullen,
Peter v. Brown, referees. J. w. Willis, attorney
Tor referees. T.. 7. Kavanagh, auetiOneer. PISA
FURNITURE AT AUCTION-I WILL E AT
4 auction. at my salestand corner of Cedar and
Third streets. this, Friday morning, at 10 O'Clock,
a large lot of furniture, in parlor, and bedroom
sets, stoves, carpets, chairs, etc., etc. p II.
Ksvanagh, auctioneer. 219
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FOR SALE.
THE HOTEL DE Ratio.

At Red Wing. Mimi, q three-story brick building on
the corner Of Plumb ana Fort streets. Also. a good
barn and lot In the rear OF building For terms ad-
dress Joe ratio. Red Wing. Mimi i62-223
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M TO loan In sums 10 SUIT. on furniture.
VI pianos. horses and vehicles. goods left In your
possession, business confdentlal; We also make 3
specially Of buying notes. Il Deming & Co, 8Cs
jackson street, corner Fifth street. 2lqs
MONEY to loan, Alfred 5 Han, room c. Mann
vi heimer block. 2lS-22i
WANTED - 4 manufacturing company JUS,
w STATED desires TO increase It's stocS s.. 600:
business safe and profitable. Address Z.2I5-2i6
NToNEY 10 loan on city property. edward simon,
~ ton, Is West Third street. 2l4-20
CJO y upwards l0aned on furniture. pianos.
DAO horses. personal property Of value. real
estate; time 10 suit; current rates; private Offices.
II. ROthschiid, Jos East Third street. 2IS-4S
COO OOO To loan on improved s.. Paul
9%O-OOO real estate. In sums Of GoOto 1900.
Savings Bank Of St. Paul. 40 East THIRD street.
2l2-2u
81. PAUL Trust company. corner Jackson and
- Fourth streets. Money 10 loan IN sums OF LOO
10 $4,000 ~ Ga and per cent, no delay, all trans
actions closed and money furnished IS sOon IS papers
cam De examined. Our new safe deposit vault. now
ready. private safes OF convenient size. with Ere and
burglar protection. for rent AZ low rates. l93-22s
GI00 0Q0 To loan on improved 81. Paul
PlOOsOOO real estate. S. :. Stokes, broker
age and Insurance, No i57 East Fourth street. 1929
MONEY N small sums 10 loan. 20 box casa.
VI 1907
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MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

NVAETED-s Situation. By a competent man. TO
W d. house chores or Office; can write 4 good
hand. Address J IL C, Globe, Minneapolis. 8
UTANTED-Some one TO inform me Of a small
~ town where thty need a barber shop. Adj
dress I G. Mason. Minneapolis, MINI. 6
SIEAUY Toy of i6 would like a steady situation to
: care for horses or drive team. G, Globe object
printer Address Z. c. Detuncy, 1908 Second
street northeast.
CTES00EAl HLE-ExpeTIcncciIa lady sten0graPhcr
wants position; has type writer; moderate salary.
Address ! E !. box $50. Minneapolis 7. o. 1
UTANTED-A good article BIZ agents Of exper-
W fence. Address S, Is Bridge square. l
SfITUATION wanted by an experienced grocery
- clerk Ir Q Ifst-ciass store; salary no object. Ad-
dress tn, care Of Globe. 1
UTANTED-A place as head waiter or steward in
~ q hotci. have been in one hotel eight years;
good recommendations given. Address c, Globe. I
CITUATION-By an experienced Insurance man
~ thoroughly acquainted with general or local
ageHry business. Address George w. Hall, Mime
apolis. :
EIESTCLASS b~arEceper from Kansas City wants
L situation, best vi references and good work. II
so. Globe. >
CITUATION wanted as matchmaker - young man
90 experience; fair workman and good salesman;
references. WI Mardonaol. Travellers hotel )
VVTANTED-PoSi-ion By IN experienced short
~ hand and type writer viii work reasonably,
have had experience IN Law Office. AW, Globe.
4 ~ man desires a position as salesman:
y Is ComEctent 20 sell any line Of goods and does
not object 10 travelling. Address Energetic.
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INSTRUCTION..
o

EXPERIENCED salesman wanted for line Of to-
Il bacco ia twin cities. Apply by letter with
stamp 70 c " B, ls25 sixth street north, Minneap-
oils 4
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MONEY TO loan on CHATTEL SECURITY
vi by J. ;. Mackcy, Fourth ana Jackson. After
years % experience and q careful study of the
business 81 loaniug money on personal property.
/ have 1t last perfected a system whereby the
publicity usual in such cases J. done away with.
and 1 am now I'm a position 20 meet the demands
81 all who become temporarily embarrassed and
desire 60 raise money without delay ard in a quiet
business manner. Houscteepers. professional
gentlemen, farmers. mechanics and others can
obtain advances 81 frpm $40 60 $4,000 on secured
notes. on household furniture. pianos. machinery.
horses. wagons. warehouse receipts. etc, without
removing same from owners residence or place
Of business, and GA watches. diamonds and lew
elry. one az The advantages Z offer i that uy
loans are all made In such q form that the amount
borrowed can be paid back. if desired. in daily.
weekly OF monthly instsIlmcnts. each payment
reducing tee interest pro rata. and all loans re-
newCd AZ she original rates upon the amount due
when extended. lhave no brokers in connection
with my Office. personally suPerintend all my
loans, and consequently save all lawyers fees.
giving Tho benefit of IRE same 30 my patrons. J.
= Naekey. MORTGAGE Ranker, room Z. First Ma
uonnl Bank building, eprner Fourth and Jackson
streets. 2I!-2k5
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MISCELLANEOUS.
econ CEAvEL-o1cred free. ApPly 70 F I
- Eayard, go jackson street. 2i9-s2l
GAIL on Miss Annie Coulcy. m 4Is Wa
basha. and get a nrst-ciass nc ~ reasonable
prices. :
w ASTED-sumr rcllsble persons TO take Tor
~ pay. q child two months CID. answer with'suu
name and address. Address II " u. this oace. :
DLASING MILL aEd fracc oy-Iia 5aT-
A chased the factory corner Eagie aui Wash.a--
ton STREETS. We arr prepared TO make iron and wool
fence, iron roof casting AM finals, mou,dinrs.
brackets. wool turning. etc. VIII take IuuLr-
from car In transit. surface and reload 40 very low
rates We respectfully ask your patronage. Fer
zog d Reardon. successors 10 E1rzrg Fcnce works.
Office aud factory, corner Eas.c ana Washington
streets. 2i7-22
"ANTED-Ccod location FOR I've weekly news
w paper in Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa. Dakota.
6 o. Globe Office. sf.-2ss
EOR business chances or houses 60 rent call on
4 Bentley A Hniebrlnd. SIS,s Jackson street. 5
WANTED-A room racsc by "a gentlemen rHo has
~ nicely furnished room. ant licoyc; rent moicr-
are. Apply SO Robert. 1
WANTED-A roommate. Inquire SOS North
w Fort street. I
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WANTED TO BUY.
XNANTED-Ice box and counter. Address G C
w w, 256 Globe. 6
WANT to buy . drug store, either IN ST. Paul or
w Minneapolis; must be doing q good business.
Address Frank Gray, this office. 5
TTAHTED TO buy, a cab+frout omnibus. Address
w Lock-box 465, Natertown. Oak. /
7 WANT TO buy q neat little saloon or cigar stand
i for cash. Address, stating price, etc, Z J Barr.
212 West Sixth street, city. 5
ENANTED to buy-Cigar or news stand, or half
w interest. Address business, Globe Office. !
A FAIR-sized, good cylinder desk; WI pay cash.
n CAL OF address 172 East Fifth street. !
CECOND-HAND Office desk wanted, cylinder pre-
- ferred; state price. Address Z c. care Globe. J
WANTED to buy, a young dog, not particular as
w to breed, but must be cheap. Address E c,
Globe. :
WTANT 10 buy 6 secondhand medium size safe
w Filter & Co., as Dakota avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SECURE 4 home. iot and materials for a house On
- monthly payments. The Pioneer Real Estate asf
Building society. S5i jackson street. stJ-a29
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Situation, b. a competent man. TO
d. house chores Or Office; can write 4 good
hand. Address J il c., Globe, Minneapolis. 6
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-07

nRUGS-Splendid chance FOR Democratic drug
- gist 20 start In business With small capital In
good town IN Northern Wisconsin; suitable building
10 rent cheap Lock box 81. Clear Lake Wis 5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-27
Decrease in Rerenue.

wAsHISaToN, October 26.-The de-
crease in the revenues for the past
fiscal year is larger than expected. The
law to reduce letter postage from 8 to 2
cents was enacted about two years ago.
For the last three-quarters OF the first
fiscal year, the effect upon the revenue
was inconsiderable. This was attrib-
uted in large measure to the great
increase in the number of 2 cent stamps
that were used TO inclose business
circulars. 1t had been expected this
increase would continue, so there would
not be q large reduction In the
postal revenues. But this expect
alton has not heen realized. The first
complete fl al al year under the opera
ton of the reduced postage law, closed
on the Both of last June. 1t was not a
good business year. 1t had been sup
posed the deficiency woald not be more
than 81 600 900; on the contrary, it will
beabout 81 900 900. These figures are
not to be taken as accurate, as the
Presidents wish that the bureau Te-
ports shall not be given to the public in
advances of his message, makes it inn
possible tOObtain the exact figures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-27
The French VIctorr.

PARIS, October 26.-Great enthusiasm
exists here over the official announce
ment of French success in AMMAN.
Crowds of people throng the bouIevards
eagerly discussing the news. a later
dispatch received from DeCourcey
states that the French troops gained
the victory, Notwithstanding the enemy
were immensely superior in numbers
and that he inflicted great slaughter on
the Black Flags. Ths fighGrg was very
severe, aid lasted three days. The
enemy fought stubbornIy,- but were
completely routed.
General De Courcy says the enemy
numbered 5000 men and consisted of
Black Flags, Annamities and deserters
from the Chinese arniy. Three of the
chiefs were killed during the engage
ment and many prisoners were taken
by the French forces. General Jau-
mont conducted the operations against
the enemy, which resulted in the cap
ture of the strongly fortified town of
Thanmai, one Of the last and most
formidable held by the Black Flags.
The French lOsta thirteen killed and
wounded. General Negrier ispursuing
the pirates between Bamboo Rapids and
the Canals in the province of Tonquin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-27
OYER THE WIRES.
csrdigand Wards Trial IN
Progress.
,gR0Y D. THOMAS RESIGNS.
"a correspondence Whfch Passed
Between Him aud President
Cleveland
Ferds Trial.

SEW YORK, Octo5er 23.--The work 81
..uring a Jury Tor the trial Of Ferdt
and Ward was completed this after
.ou. District Attorney Martin
osDei ne case. He said Ward had
~, indicted for larceny. and he read
ne statutes covering the CRIME. While
Is district attorney was speaking,
lanes .. Fish, With 5iis custodian, en-
he court room. lie glanced st Ward
I'D was removed u , private room,
here he remained unt1 wanted as a
The district attorney said that Ward
an Nav 5, 1884, in this city, presented a
.5eekf0r S7I 500 70 the Marine Bank,
avn against q check for SO, 900 of the
First National Bank. Ward received
,ba money from the Marine Bank. The
800 check was not lonored, by the
rirst National Bank, and Ward was
oBiIty of grand larceny by procuring
IA so on it from the Marine Bank.
III igry must remember Ward was not
N tral for running General Grant and
.s1diug him brOkea-hearted TO his
rave or for sending IA the State prison
for ten rears 3 gentl5man highly con-
r,ored in banking circles, but WAS
uarels on trial for grand larceny.
James y. Fish was the first witness
sled. He leaned over in his chair
aud glazed saYagely at Ward, who low
e-ed his eyes. Wards counsel moved
shstths jury be dismissed, on account
al the statement of the District s tor
ney REGARDING General Grant and Mr..
FiSh. The motion was denied. Mr.
yish said. Il am 66 wears old, and.
convict stEhe Auburn State prison, 70
abick WIS sentenced for 10 years at
had labor. Isaw check handed to
me an Nav 18th: il vas handed to meby
me paving teller: I directed il certified
after went to tie telephone and rang
up Ward.
Q1esiiOn-'Is the prisoner here the,
Ward you mean?
Fish (le9ning over again)-'I would
Ike to see biln. Yes, that is the man."
tC0nismpmOusly.( Continuing, witness
sid. 4 5aid over she telephone, Ward,
I bsFs your check here Tor certihcation
iorgI 500 against an uncertihed check
Dr, SO 600. Ward telephOned back
hat it was al right, and certified it. "
Witness then detailed the Oft-told
story Of events leading 10 the break
dawn Of the Marine Bank.
The-vitaess brother, Benjamin Fish.
paying teller OF the Marine Bank, cor
'ObOTs.ed the eK-preSident's testimony,
sGd the court then adjourned until to-
IO'E0W.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-27
Appointments

WAsHIEGToN. October 26.-The Pres
ident to-day appointed j. w. House as
United States Attorney for the Eastern
District of Arkansas; Mont II. Sandals,
for the Western District of Arkansas ;
F. II. Fletcher, United States Marshal
for the Eastern District OF Arkansas ;
John Carroll, Western District, Arkan-
sas. The four are all personal friends
of long standing of Attorney General
Garland. and gentlemen of ability and
high esteem in their respective localities.
They are all Democrats, and each has
been more or less active in politics.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-27

Medical Men OF Distinction

Have been among the foremost to give
honor where honor was due in the case
of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Abjur-
ing old fashioned professional prejudice.
they have frankly borne evidence to its
worth as means of remedying dyspep-
STA, fever and ague, bilious remittent,
rheumatism. constipation. liver com
plant, debility and renal disorders.
With all intelligent people This favor
able professional verdict has had its due
weight, especially as it was in direct
confirmation of that of the people and
the press. For more effectuai has II
proved than bOmbastic assertion. too
often resOrted TO by the prOprietOrs Of
remedies of doubtful value. THE PLAIN
unvarnished truth about the Bittels is
more than sufficient to convince q
skeptic. AS family medicine of com
prehensive utility, prompt and thorough
In action andt pure IN composition, it
stands deservedly first.
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nIcCuIIourh may Recover.

PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-JOhn
Mccullough. the demented actor, who
was brought from Bloomingdale Insane
Asylum, New York, to his home in this
city on Sunday in pitiable condition,
Is reported to have been perceptibly i'm
proved by the change to kis own home.
Mr.. Johnson, who accompanied him,
says: / think he is going to get better
not that he will ever be able to
go on the stage again, but he will
be able to get about. and will regain, to
some extent, his faculties. ALREADY q
great Improvement is perceptible. He
is brighter and watches those who at
tend him, thing he has not done for a
great while. Doctors Engle and Lloyd
believe he will recover. They propose
a new treatment, aud hope to COM
pletely restore his reason.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-27
Considerable Conmotion.

BALTIMORE, October 26.-For some
days there has been considerable COM
motion in this city, because of the
alleged striking off of names from the
lists of registered voters. The case
came up before Judge Phelps to-day,
and Judges Duffy and Fisher concur
ring, rule was made requiring the
restoration of all names to the list, un-
less the registers can show the persons
whose names have been stricken off are
disqualified. The names are said TO
amount to several hundreds. =.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-27
THE OHIO MIDDLE.
The Injunction Continued
and Proceedings Pending.
FRENCH SUCCESS IN AMMAN
Mccullough May Recqver-Turf Talk
--Decle9se In Revenue = Resigned
-AppOintments.-
ohio,s Middle.

CINCINNATI, October 26.-Judge Buch
walters little. courtroom was crowded
to its utmost capacity this morning by
the attorneys. candidates, and Others
interested in the result of the legal pro.
ceedings before him in connection with
the delivery of certificates of election to
the four candidates for Senator from
Hamilton County. The matter had
been argued and submitted TO him on a
demurrer, and on motion to dissolve the
restraining order heretofore issued by
him in favor of the four Republican
candidates on their petition. He
rendered his decision at considerable
length. holding as TO the demurrer:
First-There was misjoinder of
parties; that the four candidates could
sue together or separately.
Second The court had jurisdiction
rot to declare who should hold Office.
for that was clearly the province of the
legislature upon contest. but te declare
whe was entitled 10 certificate, for that
was a personal right separate from the
title TO the Office. s-a
He also held that it was not necessary.
in order TO obtain the aid of the court
to prevent an irreparable injury, to do
more than make out a pri1lG fdcie case.
While in this case the aYermeDtS of fact
in tie petition were insufficient. yet the
plaintiffs were entitled 10 amend in that
particular if necessary, and In any case
they were entitled to an order to stay
the hand of the clerk until the merits of
the case could be determined in another
court
The injunction was, therefore, con-
tinuei in the force and a mandamus
case, involving the same points, was
taken up by the Circuit Court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-27
AL Epd to Bono scraplnc.

2dvard Shepherd. of Harrisburg. Ill.
A,,: Having received so much bene-
! ron Electric Bitters, feel it my
my 70 let suffering humanity know it.
ave mad q running sore on my leg for
T'Hal years; my doctors told me would
Ia'eIo have the bone scraped or ny
5Laputated. I used, instead, three
'.ue' ct Electric Bitters and seven
2,'T' ol Rucklen's Arnica Salve, and
'"g ~ IS now sound and well.
.'sc'f,c 6itters are sold at fifty cents
80. ''-1e and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at
''''.@ aye cents per box by Il. G. NJ. /.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-27
An Important Discovery.

The most important Discovery is that
which brings the most good to the
greatest number. Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs. and
Colds, will preserve the health and save
life. and Is a priceless boon to the affiict-
ed. Not only does lit positively cure
Consumption, but Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, and all af-
fechons of the Throat, Chest, and
bupgs, yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers. If you doubt this. get
Trial Bottle Free, at 2. G. N. 1. Drug
Store. t44 n = EtA tlA