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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-06
POINTS FROM PRICE.
How the Celestials Make Things
Lively on the D. & z. G..
Correspondence OF The HERALD.

Correspondence OF THE HERALD.
This morning, our officials brought
into court two Cinnamon charged with
stealing vegetables from the garden of
our fellow citizen, Mr.. Marsh. The cir
cumstances are as follows:
Last Sunday our good people we're
quietly sitting in church. Those celes-
tials thought perhaps that was the best
time for them to commit some OF their
nefarious practices. So accordingly
they went to the garden and commenc-
ed digging up turnips and other vege-
tables, and while engaged in their work,
Mrs. Marsh arrived, and told them to
leave. This order the two Mongolians
declined 10 obey, and answered the old
lady. that if she did not leave immedi-
ately, they would help her off mighty
quick, and sure enough the two thieves
attempted the driving away of the lady
from her garden. But fortunately, two
young men happened to be near by. and
prevented those rascals continuing in
their work, and the lady was protected
from violence.
Ate o'clock this morning the two
heathens were brought into court,
plead guilty to the charge, and our
merciful justice, for reasons hest known
tohimself ,fnedthem the small sum $3.50
each.
1t is well know that the D. & R. e. r.
r. engage Cinnamon to work as section
hands on their line. and certainly, at
least here at Price, it is very annoying,
as those, celestials sneak around our
houses at night for the purpose of steal
ing. We have found it necessary to
have locks and bars for our chicken
coops, pig pens, etc, and we can not
safely lay any kind of tools, clothing or
other things outside our homes, without
risking to lose it.
A few nights ago, about 2 o,clockiin
the morning, was awakened from my
slumberS by hearing some of my pigs
squeal as though some one had hold of
them. jumped from my bed, and in
my night clothes and barefooted. went
out. To my establishment two China
men jumped up from behind the pen,
over the fence and off for the prairie.
OF course it did not take me long to
jump the fence, and in about fifty yards
from my house, had gained consider
able on them, but very unfortunately,
barefooted as l was, happened to run
right into big bunch of prickly pears.
That, of course. ended the chase. fell
to the ground in great pain. 1 gave
several yells for my better half but
without avail. AT last one of my neigh
bors heard me, lighted lantern and
came to my assistance. We took the
biggest of the pricks from my feet. and
about an hour afterwards found me
again in my room, after my sad expert
ence.
If the D. & R. G. management have a
little regard for the citizens up and
down the railroad, they would confer a
great favor on us, by discharging those
celestials, and replacing them with
white laborerS, and many people here;
and then we would be disturbed in the
silent hours of night, when our weary
bodies need rest.
1 am pleased to state that of all the
criminal acts done here, none are done
by Mormons, nor any other citizens of
our place. CHI.
PRICE, Utah, Sept. 81, 1885.
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Live Stock.
Buying prices. }
Fresh Meats.
Selling prices.
Poultry.

Buying prices.)
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Across the Deep, to the Far West,

Across the Deep, TO the Far West,
On steamboats,, cars and stage coaches
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is carried
as the most important item in the ma
terra mediea of the travelling public. 1t
deprives vitiated brackish water of its
hurtful properties and execrable flavor,
counteracts the pernlcious effects upon
the stomach of bad or indigestible food.
remedies cramps, heartburn and wind
upon the stomach. 1t is fine defense
against malarial disorders, nullifies the
effect of excessive heat, cold and damp,
relieves sick headache, and is an in
comparable cure for costivehesS and
biliousness. The fatigue of travel often
tells most disastrously upon invalids
and convalescents, occasionally to such
an extent as to jeopardize life. Per-
sons in feeble health, apprehensive Of
bad effects from travel, viii, if provided
with the Bitters, be far less likely to
have their fears realized.
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COPPER.

New York quotations.
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HOME MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Corrected Daily from an Inspection
OF Rates Paid and Asked by
Principal Dealers.
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HaY.
Buying prices.)
Butter.

(Buying .prices.)
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Office of The HERALD.
Monday Evening, Oct. 5 1885.
salt Lake ore nIarKet.

InNew York ........ S4.25 be. l0Ofbs
In Salt Lake. -. $500 @ $3.50 per ton
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-13

AoKINNny, Nov. IA -[Speclsl,l-
Treasurer Basley today Submitted his
report on the school funds OF Collin
county. There is ~, lSO.ys belonging
to tho available school fuud, and
so,has 50 belonging to the pernaneu.
fund.
Annatta, the sweet little d laughter OF
A. j. Wlpnlngcoff, WAS committed to
tho grave this evening.
ehsrin q. 4. Back returned last niQht
IRON fruitlsss purs nit OF the esosped
Jail birds In response to a TELEGRAM
hs started agsia on tho hunt.
Mayor Armstrong presided in sew
eral sss8a for disturbance this morn.
Ing. The usual result followed. The
mayor said: "If Won amt hero to be
nned, what arc you here forf One dol.
lar aud trimmings"
A Geld northsr 6law up this morn
Ing, creating a demand for costs-so
must hsvo thought George Wilburn,
~ he WAS jagged this evening for
stealing one iIOm J. b. Howell.
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xerrens oeaaey Pays Der Dsbs O. IN
esA-sl Bsaa-TAs osvsr.sr's Gear.
esuns kxPlsassisa Other Cspits
Cauings.
AusTIx, Nov. ls.-(Sprcia,.l The
comptroller received tsOW from Tar.
rant county to-day, la crest due on
the school money. There Ia s,ili due
tho interest on the ts.oOs from June Ia
to date.
The annual report OF the Texss 4 st.
Louis railroad 10 still out, and 1t seems
'uit viii have to bs brought 70 enforce
the pepA,ty for refusing or nselectlus
20 make the report ~ required by law.
Tne governor day resolved q Let.
tor frsm Secrstsry Bsyard Saying the
governors explanation OF his Qus iran
tine proclamation had been for y srded
~ Mr.. Romero, the NJ xiosn ministsr.
me letter says the ex plana.ion 10 full
and satisfactory.
The Abilsn. Telephone COMPANY.
capital stock $4,000, aled i,s charter
to-day.
Tbs governor to-day appointed Hon.
John Hancock . delegate from the
state At large to the National Cattle.
meas convention at ~. Ebuis,
Mr.. George d. simpson died this
morning.
The governor has heard uethipS
from Galveston.
To-day has been the colAest of the
season.
The PeArson trial was concluded TO-
Gay asd tho case submitted to the
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Homo ltems and Topics. |
"All your own fault
{ you remain sick when you can


IL you remain sick when you can
Get hop bittsrs that neNer'-tail."
Tho weakest woman, smallest
ahu, ga, ,,,,.,,o., t,,,a,,, ann nan hon
.u,io' "nI s'oA,'Vos ~ CIV s 100, ~
pit'ers WIN safety anu Hrea' Soou'
old men lettering around from
Rheumatism, kidney trouble or any
weakness will be msdo almost new by
,,si,,,.... ,,,,,a,.
uslhs nop pl''oi'' ,,.- ....
kVMy WIG anu uaukneer "o'o
mudo healthy by tho use OF hon biiters'
and recommend them 10 my people.
-I,,o,hod,s, Clorvvman.
al, &C.. o,o,, ,,o.,or " ,on
p,,,..,, -, on ~, ny tv ,,,,'Iiv ,nnJ,ninn
pn,ss DIV as Wy, p ~, '"' 'e''i'
Malar,ai ,ovsr Ayra md pi,,lous.
,oss VII, ,says exerv ne,gbborhop d as
an v,n w. Non bI,lsrs a,rivce
MY mother drove the paralysis
and neuralgia all out OF her system
with hop bittors."-Ed. 0swego sun.
r,-ut.,o, tina lia,av, haaI,by With
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Big sPlings.

BE SPRINGS, Nov. 1.-[lditor HlR-
ALD.l-A number OF Ch!csg o ca pitslists
We expeoted to DO here some time
during nsxt week with view to max
ing an extensive tour through the
counties north Of Howard. They will
visit the cspitol lands, aud more than
likely take some action In colonizing
them.
In Grass Commissiouer Stephens
conversation With tho Austin reporter
OF the Fort Worth Gazette, published
IN sthe Gazette OF recent date,
son, apparently attemp pied to
charge tho county surveyor Of
Howard county with malfessance In
once, by saying that Mr.. Cowap, the
sarvoyer, 10 the agent OF Mr.. 9. G.
Slaughter, Of Dallas, who controls
nearly all Of Dawson county. The
idea conveyed by tho article 10 that
Mr.. Cowsn plays to Mr.. Slsug
hand in the procurement Of all theso
lands. The insiluation 10 an injustice
70 Mr.. CowSn, for while Mr.. Cowsn,
bsing an attorney at law, does attend
20 Mr.. Slsughter's legal business in
this county, the ABOVE mentioned
lands were applied tor through sn-
other attorney, and properly bid In by
tnat attorney and Mr.. Slaughter in.
eividuAlly, at the regular time for
leasing school lands by the surveyors.
can safely say that the duties OF the
surveyors Office have been fairly aud
veil performod during Mr.. Cowan's
Term Of fhce, AR. Stephens intima-
Mons TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
r. ". ANpRuws.
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Main, sndsr the provisions ~ n. nm
Ill, 9uey monaRes, and al thc
IN; OF goid nonouetalism, from
n,oa me Countries sleyscs to IL srs
Nv .uusrinH, woald b psrpstas ted
ne aime to dsmonesiss oliver saits n
euectusily - the most blgotSd rad
monomesaliss oolld desire. and tn
sntuss II forth TO KEGS COMPANY vitb
osaer articles bought and nold In ths
msfket for gold. Tue fall in pricss'
wntch' under the gold standard. hss
peraiyssd business during the pxat
I'VE years, would cont rue. And ths
oppression Of debtors, by mating tbas
~ ~ - mucn more in liquidation of
sseir osots - tbs nominsl value of
"a saeir property has diminished, would
% - severe as ever.
Inc proper measure flr the emer.
feney IL to execute fllly the proyis.
ions 81 the Bland Allison ACT mat "a
c cney stand. 1astssd Of coinins .. OoO
w SILVER dollars month, coin 4 OCO OOO
q them. This, with tbs SOI 900 90
Airexov coined, will bring ~ srad-
es,iy, but surely, 10 Q silver b ssie. and
mAke the prices OF commodities CON
form nearly to what thew ware Ave
seArs ago. The gold now in the coan.
NY VIII remain Az q reserve for the
iiqa,dation of foreign debts in csse IL
saoold os wanted, aud II In the course
OF events silver advances In value, or
soiu declines, ~e shall remain resdy
70 taks advantage Of tho change
IN. 7. Sun.
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The most Important step In this BRO
eess 10 the restoration Of NE functions
Of digestien and assimilstion 70 fan
and uninterrupted sxsrsiss. siacs Il 10
upoa their activity alone that the avs
ssm can dspsnd to rsplsnish it, wind.
lug store Of energy. Auonr tonios
which the voice Of the people aud his
professional inaorsemsns sppn.ve A.
reliable, dostettsr's 6tOmach Bitte,s
nas long teen recogsisst 40 the beat.
lts properties - Q medicstsd stimp.
liant commend IL to ell psraons sufie,.
Ing fro,o tn edsots Of fatigue mental
or bodily, A. au immediate means of
cou,terscting their Effects; and ip
esses whore lose Of vigor 10 at,rihuts-
BILE to such Weakening chronic cspses
- dyepepsis, affections OF the kidnevs
and bladder, and the tnfirnilies pecn.
liar to age, It produces permanently
beneficial results. Those twin ob.t..
eies 70 health and vigor, liver CON.
plant aud constipation, are also re.
moved by it. II also prevents And
cures malsriAl disease.
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Died,

Near Lisbon, Dallas county, Texas,
on the 25,A Of October, OF black jaun-
aice, K. 8. NJ. Ksnnard, the subject OF
klis notice. He was born In Bedford
e)unty, Tennessee, Juno 4, 1916. When
; years OF age his parents, with him,
pid farewell 10 their home there among
sne mountains OF the beautiful Cum
psrlsnd, and moved to the Lono Star
state, settling in the now city of Dal.
las where they remained for a number
OF years. Tbsy then removed TO the
vicinity, OF Lisbon, whore the
eeeeased grow up 70 man.
n0ou and took MS high stand
among men in tho busy scenes OF life.
ne possessed all the noble and smishle
qualities that characterize an honest,
nlgh.minded gentleman, and In hia
0ealings wtth his fellow-men was up.
right and just, winning the utmost re-
speot Of all who knew him. He suf-
Tered intensely during his illness, but
WAS never heard 10 murmur, but dis
played tho forsitude Of q pious
Shristian. The deceased leaves n
coting wife, mother, three children,
swo brothers and one sister to mourn
as loss, the mot0or being 70 years old.
yecessed WAS buried In Tho cemetery
Lisbon, TO rest FREQ from the volup..
suous scenes " this world. Sleep, oh |!
.eep ON, my venerable and beloved
;siend, until aroused by tho voice OF
aim who gave Himself TO suiier aud
ute that you might live sgain beyond
'ne cold and chilly Jordan OF Death.
]. u. WILLIAMSON.
DALLAa, Texas. Nov. u 1885.
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Protsstion Wages,

READING, Pa, New. l2.-The wasss
or all the employees Of the 0slebrook-
dale Iron works We're reduced yester-
day 10 per cent. A nunb.r Of tho iron
ore mines along to u Ast Pennsyiyaais
railroad, which have been worked
steadily during tho past season, are
preparing to oiOae down. This will
throw several hundred mon out Of or
ployment for the winter. These men
work A. % cents . day during tbs sum
msr. with no work in the winter.
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o. nssA usssiso 81 Dvs.s.e Ry>a,s
We venAsAaa 80 Rsansylvs.a.
| nsases Prem o. Ls1is - the Ma
o0nnsscing August N. Haas.
DAT SxrRsss-Leave st. Lcui. 3. a
m, arrive Columbus ll:s .. p,, Ar.
rive Pistsbursh, 9; - .. m, arrive a,
nsltimore Gas p. M, arrive Washing.
ton SD y. m arrive Philsdelphia 6:l
p. m.s arrive New York 9:SS .. ~, ar
rive CnicsGo .. m, arrive Cincinnati
Passengers by Day Express can con-
meet ~ columbus with the "limitsd
Express" and arrive at New York ct
EAsTKRy ExPRHss-Issye AZ. I,ou,s
p, M, arrive Columbus ll:lO q. M.
arrive Pittsburgh 6:lO D. M, arrive
Baltimore SIS .. ~, arrive Washiny.
ton $50 q. M, arrive Philsdelphis 5:Ss
.. M, arrive New York 3 q. M. nesriv
four aonrs earlier than formerly. Az
rive Ch,csgo To Q. M, arrive Cincin.
natl 7:S .. m.
All trains run daily, Saturday and
sunday included, and IL will Be no.
ueed that both morning and evening
trains nov leave st. Louis one hour
later than heretofore, and after trains
or AL other lines have gone, with same
arriving time at New York "a before.
NO EXTRA cHARaE FOR FAST TRAINS
IN ADDITION to above trains the In
dianapolts Accommodation and Gin
cinnatt Express will leave ST. Louis AZ
i:lo .. m. daily, except Sundsy, arriv-
inS ~ Indianapolis 1T S:3S d. IN, and
Cincinnati at 7:l0 d. n,
Only line running a Reclining Chair
Gar on night trains between st, Louis
ana Cincinnati.
Pullman Hotel or Buffet Sleepinu
Cars ON all trains through TO New
YORK. Tickets ever Vapdslia Line
and full information can be- secured
on application to ticket agents Of con.
neotlDg lines In the West, or by ad :
dressing Z. A. EoRD
MISSOURI.
0Re. A. KNIGHT,
southwestern Passenger Agent, Dali
las, Texas
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DALLAS, Texas, Nov. IL 1856.

Why Not Como TO the silver Baslss
II 10 not worth while to discuss In
detail tho silver certificate scheme
'evised by the Hon. A. J. Warner,
and which no proposes to present TO
congress at its next session. The
mere statement of ite fundamental
principle In iaial to it. 1t would DO ~
aoeufu 70 make storage receipts for
silver bullion into legal tentet money
az II would be TO make such money out
oIfeceip,e for copper, iron, lead, wheat,
corn, pork or any other commodity.
y silver Ia 10 be treated like merchan.
uisr and It's value computed like other
mel chandise ia terms OF gold, as Mr..
W amer proposes, Il cannot tie y stand
tiled.
This 10 Nj. Warmers mistake. he
assumes gold as his standard OF value,
measures oliver Uy 1t, aud then offers
mako tho silver A. this goid value
INTO money. Gold 10 aid would re-
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0'DOhOyAN'S DksIRRs

Plxcs in the Custsm psass-Nothins
Less Than Deputy Csilsotorship VIII
Suit Hiu.
NHw YORK, Nov. l2.-The Herald
says: O'Donovsn Rossa wants .
place In the custom houss. n places
ahixh rating on his abilities, and rot h.
lnE loss than the deputy collSotorship
OF tho port will quit HIN.
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Another Life pnved.

Mrs. Harriet Cummings, OF Cincin-
natl, Ohio, writes: early last winter
my daughter was attacked with u re-
we're cold, which settled on her lungs.
We tried several medicines, none VI
which seemed to do her any good, but
she continued to get worse, and tinslly
raised large amounts OF blood from her
lungs. We called In the family physi.
clan, but he failed 10 do h.r any good.
AT this time friend who had been
cured by DR.. william Halls Bslssm
for the Lungs. advised me to give IL v
trial. We got bottle, and she began
To improve, and by tho I'VE Of three
bottles was entirely cured"
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COVERED MITusnREs.

have been afflicted since last March
with u ska disease tho doctors called Ec.
zens. My face was covered with gcnbs
and sores, and the itching and burning
welo al aust u nhoarabie. Seeing your Gu
ricURA REMEDIES No highiy recon-.
W ndcd, corcl,d ed 10 glyc Them u trial
using the CuTiCuRA aud CuTiCuRA SoAi
external aud REsoLvEar inter tally, Tor
four mo tbs call mysclfcuret, In graf
itude 70 which make this public late
meat. MIR. CLARA A, FRnDER1CK.
BROAD Brook, Conn,
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The Eye,

The organ Of sight, which ia the source
OF 30 much pleasure AZ well as benefit
to man, svery delicate. Agreat many
persons, not 8ppreciatinx This, are
using cheap spectacles. These glasses
by their imperfecs construction and
many blemishes, seriously injure and
sometimes almost destroy the sight.
Hawkes' Crystslized Lenses are the
most perfect glasses in the world, be-
Ing especially adapted for the preser.
vation OF the sigst, and are sold in
Dallas only by Eisenlohr Bros. &
Schneider, Druggists and German Op
tiCiana.
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Prickly Ash Bitters IL an unfsl!ing
specific for ali complaints arising
from arrangement OF the functions
OF the liver. 1t puriiies the blood aud
infuses now life into tho invalid. Pains
in the side, general unes insss, lc1s
Of appetite, headache, bilious attacks,
etc., etc., are sure indications that u
corrective Is needed. Prickly Asb
BtteIs Is especially adapted for these
complaints. IL arouSes "A torpid liver
10 action and reatores IL to u healthy
cnndilIon
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w: II. Howell d Bros, druggists,
would specially recommend to the la.
dies Ackor's Dyspepsia Tablets. As q
laxative they have no equal. They are
guaranteed to cure chronic cOnstipa.
ton, dyspepsia, and all diseases aris-
INK from deranged stomach. With a
free use OF the Tablets, sick head ache
10 impossible.
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SKIN ;, n %, @; lures. |

HuMlLIArINa Eruption itching and
IL Bur Z Sain fortunes, Lon, hsome
sorts, and every sp cles of Itching, scaly,
plmpy, Inherited, Scrofulous and Contii-
VI usd sease Of tho blood, skin ana Sea D.,
with loss of Hair, from Infancy TO old az,
great skin Cme, and CuTIcuR> Soar an
exQu isite skin au iiler, externally, and
CuricunA hksoLvEST, the new Hood Pu-
rider, internally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-13

II. w. GRADER & Co. have now !,
stock one OF the most complete Ines
OF buggies aud carriages ever brought
to the State, embracing the stylish And
Justly celebrated Amesbury manu-.
tsctares. also, Henderson,, Kentucky :
Columbus, Ohio; Mtlburn, Moon Bros.
and HsyIock Bros, 1t. Louis, ms kes.
all OF which will be- sold at prices
never before offered In this market,
Parties intending TO buy anything IN
this line should not fail to call at Nos.
!ol aud 75S Elm street and Inspect this
Immense stock before purchasing,
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Gentlemen who ike nice fitting gar.
ments know that the place to get them
Is Douglas Bros, the Merchant Tail.
ors OF North Texas, 703 Main street.
The largest assortment of wOolens In
the State Is probably to be found at
MS house. You have only TO inquire
your, neighbor and you will be told
Douglas Bros. IL the place."
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Five hundred Dollars

rVo huhuteu UOI'Nf0
IL the sum DR.. Pisrce offers for the
detection OF any calomel, or other min
eral poison or luxurious drug, ia his
Justly celebrated pheasant Purgstjve
Pellets" They are about the sizs of a
musta d seed, therefore easily taken,
while their operation Ia unattended by
sny gripping pain. Bill ,usness, sick.
headache, bad taste In the mouth, and
1.uldice, yield ut orse before these
"little gtants." o. your druggist.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-13

After thorough test w. H.
Howell q Bros, druggist, most posi-
lively assert that Acke,'s English
Remedy ~ tho best medicine icr
asthma, Group, coughs, whooplng
cough, and all lung troubles, that an
oe Ound. Ask tnen about Il, for they
.ully luaraptes IL,
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Boys call ct the Hunstsble Boot q
Shoe Company, 7l2 Elm street, and SOC
Will Hunstable's three new styles OF
toes on shoes. The Dude, Walken.
fast, aud Dallas toe. Leave the pho
tograph OF your foot there, and the
shoes won't hurt your corps.
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SCALP. FACE EAusuasprNrox

/ was am cted with Ecscma ON the scalp,
Face, Ears aud Necs, which the druggls,
where l lot your remedies, prunou nced
o.e oftne worst ca es that had Q mo un Ter
HI motto ia advised me 10 try your Gu.
TicuRA REMEDIES, aud after Ave days
use my NC Up aud part o. my face were en- :
titely cured and nope IN another week To
have my cars, neck aud he other part OF
my face cucei. HERMAN sLADE,
10 T.. IriI SrHE be-. NV YORK,
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Our ladies footwear department il
tne most complete In the atty, our
STOCK Is completely graded, from a
good low-priced article, 10 tho beat I'm
the land. We handle goods for ali
GLASSES, our prices are made to suit the
masses, at Leon Kahn q
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Bucklen's Ar.ioa snive

The best saive in the world for outs,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tever
sores, letter, chapped hands ,chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and pos
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