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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-05-21

Land Once az WRtertOwn, D. T, A pril o. 's5
Notice Is hereby given that the following riau ed
settler has hled notice of this intention 10 make
ma! proof IN support of his claim, and that said
proof WIZ BE- made before Clerk VI District court
at Webster, on June 18th, 1885 viz:
Ole 2. Resset,
D. s. no, 1870 for the WIS swL II, el1 sell sec.
IL, IA, So He names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cult
yau"n OF, sRln land, whose testimony will be
taken before Charles NauderHorck, a n p al
~, SissetOn June, l3lh 50, viz: John Ray John
" Johnson, heHry II. SwOrnson, Ole Erickson,
AL OK Liberty.
81 c. g. WILLIAMS, Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-05-21

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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05

tops Of the cars rise The sides Of the "cut."
Suddenly the heavy breathing of the engine
ceases, the click IL the wheels on the rnil
joints becomes faster and faster, and glide Into
= metalic whiT: PR ,m skyward the Telegraph
wires and the surface lines Of the cut begin rap
idly to lower, and with sense OF sinking
night, the interested toarist feeos hie car
settling away into forest depths. when - %
instant the rushing train shoots out Of the bills
and shadows into . hood a light and splendor,
and nom the car window, across valley niled
banana, h seen the ires-crowned Oapilollne hill,
from amid whose clustering oaks, stand out,
gables, spires, cupolas, and shining roOas, and
glimpse are caught Of picturesque bits at road
way, garden plot and avenue. Around the base
of this town crowned eminence the beautiful
valley winds It's way followed by the Tying
trsin to the subst antial depot structures quite
mile beyond, where sable Jehus clamor for their
cinder coated victimA Urgsnt Indeed must be
the haste with him who resists the curiosity 70
moro leasurely inspect the beautiful surround
ings, . flying glimpse Of which be has had nom
the speeding train; nor need sense Of the
indeed, aside ffom I'll consideration Of tts 81
perb climate and picturesque Surrounding, Il y
questionable whether q any point 10 tAe South
nnoru suboaantial cuMfces en- ~ found y hn1ei
entertainment than In Tallahassee-wbere three
commodious hostelries are conducted during
the winter season, after the most approved
methods. The great acquisition Of excellent
roadways, hard and smo0th-sO rare In the
South-gives to the sojourner here limitles
source Of enjoyment, admirably supplied TOO
with cObbs and rOadsters Of no mean degree, OF
whose uses, In seeing the country here, shall
have more TO say in my next letter.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05

DOMB R8ArgK CoNRunnnosas
I. Our rsmsdis are snrsliablss ~ <Dts
Valentine Mott .ss,,.,.sfs + s...y sas
We have multiplied Diseases. .r--Dr.
Rush, Philadelphia.
q Thoueands are anuually slsuRhtsfed
in the sick room. .s-Dr. Frank. sa
"The science Of medicine 10 founded on
conjecture, improved By murder. Sir
Ashley Cooper, II D.
|" The medical prAetics Of the present
day is neither philosophisal nor commoa
sense. DIR. Evans, Edinburgh, SCOT
land. s
DR.. Dio Lewis, who abhors drugs a .
rule and practices hygiene. . frank
enough, however, to cay over his sigma
ture if found myself tie vietin 81 q
serious kidney troable, / shosld uss War.
ner's Safe Cure because an satisfied it
is not injurious. The medical profession
stands helpless in the presence Of more
than one such malady."
An old proverb says: napsrsoa diss
without the services Of . doceer. tbea
coroner mnst ~ called ID and . .tnrY em-
panneled to inquire and determine upon
the cause Of death; bat II doctor ~
tended the case then no coroner and jury
are needed - everybody knows Why tho
person died.-Asd;cd HsraN.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05

on her hands, while his tender voice
thrilled the silence
"Oh, Alban! you never could have
meant it-what you wrote in that harsh
little note"
He folded her tenderly to his heart
"I think I vas mad for the moment,
dearest Oh, Com, how near I came to
the shipwreck Of oil my happiness !"
But the guardian ssint OF all true low
ers had watched over them in the hour Of
peril, and the golden chain of affection
glowed brighter than ever.
Nor was it the least of Cora's happiness
when she was Alban Csrlesford's dearly
loved wife, that Bruce Wayne was dating
. new and better life from the day when
the diamond ring stood between him and
. suicides death.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05

Strength for to day is all that We need,
As there never win be Q tomorrow,
For tomorrow will prove but another to-day,
win fs measure Of Joy and sorrow.
Then why forecast the trials Of life,
with much sad and grave persistence,
And wait and watch for Q crowd Of Ills
That ~ yet have no existence!
Strength for to-day what precious boon
For earnest souls who labor
For the willing hands that minister
To the needy friend or neighbor.
Strength for to-day that the weary hearts
In the battle of right may quail not;
And the eyes bedimmed by bitter tears
ln their search for light may fail not.
Strength for to day on the down-hill track
For the travellers near the valley;
That up, far mp on the upper side
Ere long they may safely rally.
Strength for to-day that our precious youth
May happily shun temptation;
And build from the rise to the set of the sun
On strong and sure foundation
Strength for to-day, in house and home
To practice forbear ance sweetly:
To scatter kind words and loving deeds,
stiif trusting IN God completely.
Strength for to-day Is all that we need,
And there never will be q tomorrow;
For tomorrow will prove but another to-day,
With its measure of JOY and sorrow.
-Phil0defphia Times.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05

The dude has had his day. He has
given place to the "Mower." The dude
was unusually slender young man dain-
tily dressed and daintiIy put together in
kind of frail Queen Anne style of archi-
lecture. For four years he has held ab-
solute sway, claiming the right Of way
by virtue of tight trousers and slender
cane. No one ventured to dispute his
authority in matters of dress, in walk or
in affections of talk until the Mower
came on the scene. He was the first to
question the ascendency Of the dade, and
is slowly bat surely pushing the las-
ter to the wall. Just a. the encroaOA-
ment of the white man on the Western
plains is surely driving the buffalo out
OF existence and natural history, 20 the
spreading of the Mower dooms the poor
dude. esa. -
The Mower is . dudish renaissance.
It derives its name from. its manner of
carrying its cane. When It walks il
bends slightly forward and swings the
cane in front of it with . rythmio motion
of the elbows, sonewhst - the farmer
swings his scythe in tsll gr.sA The
Mower is . muscular, athletic young
man, as strong ~ Mr.. Fred Gebharrd and
usually ~ good looking. He may be
seen this afternoon on any Of the swell
streets. He il the sworn enemy Of the
dude, aud the fight between them i to
the death, for the latter can never hope
to make the same muscular showing that
makes the mower power in the land
W r World. as9saa.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05
A Mothers LOve-A Practical
Illustration Of Its Power.

A mothers love What potent thing
it is 1t will melt the heart of the most
hardened criminal, when no other inf1u
ence would be effectual. No one but a
mother knows its full meaning, but every
one can appreciate it if they will. 1t is
known, though, that it means sleepless
nights, care, inconvenience, and, if ne
ccssary, want, hardship and death. But
the subject has been too eloquently
treated by the sweetest poets and the
;blest writers to furnish an essay for
these columns. Too many practical IL
lustrations occur in every day life for it
to be dwelt upon, so that it is unnecessary
to speak of the subject further in order
to make the reader understand the full
meaning of what is to follow.
Mrs. Henry Schualen, of Ashland,
KY, writes that her daughter has been
cured of deafness which resulted from
chronic catarrh. She tells how she had
lost all hope Of her daughter her ideal
being cured, and how overjoyed she is at
the result. After trying many remedies,
she says PERUNA brought a cure, and
that the daughters hearing is restored.
She concludes, by speaking in the most
hattering terms Of PERUNA, and then de-
scribes in the most lovely manner the
happiness it has brought her, and reviews
the distress she experienced while her
daughter was afflicted.
DR.. A. r. Ong, Martins Ferry, o.,
writes II have large trade on your
PKRUNA. Think it is grand remedy"
Mr.. Robert c. Hannah, Tolesborough,
Lewis county, KY, writes: IL write to in
form you Of the great benefit received
by the use Of your medicines, PERUEA
and MANALIN. l had been low spirited
and very sick for about six months with
a bad cough, and my friends thought l
had consumption tried a number OF
patent medicines, and most of the doctors
in the vicinity and we have some as
good as you can find in the country,
but they did me no good whatever. Our
merchant, Mr.. Gillespie, insisted upon
me trying your remedies. I did so, but
must say, had little faith in them at
first; before I had consumed my first
bottle, I noticed a change for the
better, and to-day I am entirely well,
and as sound a man as there is in the
vicinity. credit my cure to your valu-
able remedies, PxRUNA and MANALIN,
and recommend them to all Of my
friends"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05

Mariana Courier: Capt. Frank Phillips,
our polite county clerk, tells US that there have
been 40 married licenses issued from the clerks
Office since the 1st Of January. Say what you
will people will get married. in spite Of the old
folks and hard times. Our clever agent, Mr..
V. n. Fulcher informs US that during this month
up 10 Tuesday night the 9Th, there were shipped
from this depot four thousand one hundred and
ten dozen eggs, and three thousand two hun.
dred and ten chickens With q low estimate
the whole amount realized would reach about
$1,7O0. Tins makes q very good showing tor us
in the chicken and egg business. :. The latest
and the newest thing among our young people
is An opossum hunt, INDUCED 10 by several Of
our young ladies and gentlemen on Saturday
night last We did not have the pleasure Of be-
ing on hand, and cannot say how many of these
bashfhl looking and smiling msrsupials were
captured. We trust that it was enjoyed in ev.
cry sense, and the next time such Q thing hap
pens We are going to do our best to get an invi-
tation.
Liverpool Oraags Groos. The Florida
Southern Railroad will soon be completed 10
Ogden. Real estate b going up q the railroad
comes down. /. The Florida Land and Improve
ment Co. paid taxes on 867, ,eo7 acres Of land in
Manatee county last year. Taxable property
.S has i1crsa,sd 81 100 GOO during the Psss twelve
w. Railroad and Plant Investment Co owns
451 ,146 acres Of land In this county. Our School
Board will have enough money to run q nine.
month free school this year. The Florida
Southern Railroad owns $4,000 acres Of land
west Of the Washington line In Manatee conn
w.: We have hard-working. straight forward
ct Of County Commissioners this term. and
when they ees 90 ides Of what they think &
right in their heads al The mules on this vass
United Sts1eS could not poll Il out. IAN the
citizens In this county through whose land The
railroad y being constructed have chesrfhlly'
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05


A Chicagoau visiting Bosesu wss in
dignant ut the article regarding Chicago
girls, which appeared in the Eass1
Journal. The article charges that Chi.
cago girls are in the habit Of using such
expressions ~ "gettiug left," "rustls
around" went back on him" and " put
in his best lickA"
The article referred 70 was shown 70
her and she became exceedingly indignant,
observing:
"Th.t is fish story. The fellow Who
wrote that is way of his base"
"You think, then there 10 no truth IL
the assertion that Chicago giris are I'd
dicted to slang2"
"Well, now, hold on. / don't mean
exactly that. There may be some of
them who sling slang, but ! never work
the slang racket myself suppose some
of the girls do use slang sometimes, bat
this child 10 not one of them-now, you
hear my bazoo r.
"What is your opinion of Boston bellies,
compared to those of Chicago ?" queried
the scribe.
II think We can discount Boston on
beauty, and as for accomplishment, Why,
that's where we hold full hand. Take
me, for example"
IL should be most happy" said the re-
porter, gallantly.
"Come off," she calculated, playfully.
Take me for example; can paw the
ivory with the best of 'em. / can war
BILE few words, and l can elocute, too.
No, sir, l can tell you, Boston girls have
got to hustle to keep even with us, and
it's very seldom l hear any Of the girls
use slang. Well, I must go and get
ready for the matinee, 90 over the river"
Chicago Rambler.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05
a Fun1 IAme
or Justices Blanks always In stock 1t the FIo-
RDYAN Of3cA ~


In pleasant interview betvesa Gen. ]. B. Cor.
don and The OrssN LsG reporter, Tuesday
morning. the tormef stated that the delay h
building the Internatioual (0orxioap Hailkoad
Vas csused By the universal depseniou Which.
for the past year, had existed IN financial circlrs
The company might have Constructed Susle
road by going In dsbt, b1t this they did not wiah
TO- do, inasmuch = they had ample resources
which woeh 1nabls tAen 70 build witbeut n
earring deots, - so0a - an ensieg state Of IL
money market wou6 rendee their rceources
available On favorable lSsma The hnaDci.l
situattou was now % much Improved, The 0sh-
efHl snid that - felt vsgy conodent thaf IT,
COMPANY would b able 10 comnence operaticos
within six1y dayA and eoatinae ~ wosk virof-
culy, Without csaaaiioa, mill the rad shoald
4 sssssses y a. ssif a i. W. rs.so
aGetnet ~ 1naeenGalonal 1hg niilfoD sad :
half q do1laR Geaoe.l 6os6sn n1S1ed ii,ef 4
v1s q nnnJslfatod l1n9 q II. TcnSo 80
.evsF aas.ia1ed - = q su6pl5ss, q
deas ~ hoofe 1csk ~ - couinnSv = ssv
npsciy uhao6eevse r.. TSnnQ - ,oalyIcf
~ pWa AoCoeds end Mellnn. se11 whknuS -
ioakiss io1ssd iks IsealisG q iSSiissi5 49,
wAt6h wssN eeaIldsse1 N1IN nylsV r. rer11iSe3
psssA6ss 0Ghsn1 aoa1oa - = - T.
alllag thel ~ I0ans ~ - .nnsal
% la.al sleIn agn!1sa - any -
sE .sl i ssssss,f
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05
DoN'r EAR IN ! nUnkx.

A health Journal says that people ought
to take three-quarters Of an hour for din
ner. This 10 well if there IL enough din
ner to hold out 20 long. The penalty for
hurrying meals, - most people do. 10 .
grievous attack Of dyspepsia. In saoh q
case you Will have 70 resort TO Browns
Iron Bitters for cure, - did Mr. J. R
Pinkstou, Shortsr's Depot, Ala. Who
writes, found relief IN Browns Iron
Bitters alter years Of suffering from dys-
pepsia."
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05

ALI kinds Of book and pamphles work done
In good style at the FLoRDIAN once q
The Tombstone., 1885-07-07
The Grea: En@iiS!. Remedy

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 c7t macleod, llnro- '"'.ry, i9rHiV,i "'''i atltisr .crri',c effects r: ~'f a.u-r }u2ilI- cui,ics aui ie<ce,-vs n rlt:J"- yrar,-o"vl .Uuc:l-c; "n:i- irly. 1;mn,-~ | wis |. thy vial !,o.i "a, s- <. tae Irlu al,. n'lD y
 ana. -lo deJiA :, ~r-.'er ~a;:-at-G D Io5i.;; five nuaircd
 h.uG :i,-t ,-.c ! N.l.;! , s;"cl4I Gc'-lse and % ". for aDyl!laG i'm ,} in i:. lir. HN.tie cssf,l.iy cith"G, ner- ae. Through rxsm- n"lud;t% analysis ci ..,i Restorative @I.3A q tar quantity 'cr Sj; m r..';pi of u.ic' or I,-crSa.!on and in u.,-
 by <. [. MIN TIE. '. . san Francisco, Cal.
 Remedy, NrrnHkII- kidney and b.aa'ler 9. iecucorrbnI, %.Urt. is.s, sl a bottle, slx on Iiiis and the best
 aud billions eur, Iu jV all druggists.
 'ttle Free,
 {. arpIyiG~ hy letter
 and age. strict ,e- p;. ,iu">S trai:> actions
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Consta bie's Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out oi Justice U. >. tlarh's Court. Numt Ter One, iawa nip, County Of Cp.hi-e, Terri t0ry c: Arizon4, dated jhr 10th dc, Of June, ls!S-i; l! a crTisiI .Ictlvn wherein !. ;. s!it. chtl as ti.!nttf, recnv.Fr" ,EC C-raunt against D-niel GoetjcI Defendant, oa the l6in day ct June, 1SS5.
 have lrvIed upon the following de5crihad property, Ia wit: Iii. AiRey Mine nr Hiu. n c!rim. situated in Epc.rs,Oue mining district, Cochi-e County, Arizona Territory city Of iuino-lOn., 4. '. ang GgScriUgd Dy mttes and bounds a. follows: Commencing it a pusl placed on :. ". center ..:d e! elzirl, , and marked A. II. C. NJ. l. then.c V 4S de -ree., .%O minutes. W. 25J fec so OsL marked |. ,. c. Nc.2 TO-. thts Ft n,t, L.. S N M 1 bears S. 5 degrees, $ minute. W. , 6q9 feet. rom post No. run v 3j degrees 4s rlfir- -rs, L. .2i1 irst To post marked A. T. c. Nos, cheuCs .. iS e-sTcrs :5i 'siinu .> [. 5,5fer. 10 post niarS"5 l. M. C. to 5. thence S st te. .,r ets 4S fnnutes, V ] ,2i! ieci to post Taarke \. M. r. NJ. $. thence =. 43ds grreS 50 mind- ies, V. 3iO fre: iu piarc nf cOmmeucer,crt This claim is bounded on inc s U ,y the Bs aC;s!,aw and Washington niIning clarn. kOiIce is hereby given that on the S:h uay of Giy, 1885; n TWO o'clock, F. nl Of Shat day. in front Of .he CfGCe Of C. S. Clark Justice Of tEs Peace. I.l isc city ci Tenb- stone. County of Cochise, A.T l wi.! sell all lhe right, title and interest c. sai,. Daniel Goes;el Defendant, In ard to .Ae above de- scricct propC.ty, at public aLc;.nr. f0. cash LaviIi Muney, Q tEC 1iEhGst and best hia- der, 10 satisfy sad execu,irn and all costs. Dated ai Tombstone, li:e ;7th day Of June, 1885.
 BEN JAMES.
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N.(Al<'\,zAleIA

E. rnsc! for rhr Scientin' and Spec -Lfc cf Chronic, NevvDus and Spe-
 Cial Diseas-S.
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Sheriff Sale.
pyvfRTrE OF AN FxFCI,

Bylyli5 yigTTH ssi OF 4: as !,a$i EzFSr ,es. ISi inc nrsI !ndit!al district iu sit for tLe fl st iadicai district, in and ior te county of Coehiaef terr.tory oi -Arznns r. ne drec'-d and te,,Te:et on iudg. Inent rehdered .u said court on ihe rtn cay of May ,ls3J, iu fayor of Asa II. Stebh'ns and pei '. Pippev, < arnGcl J. Norweli. ChaS VI Pond t q The Dsha1c- Mining company. vte,e. m am conn snoet to make ;ts gum of 4qsf O. damages wI:u lll crest lbeIeon iron. date Ui ut t m. n' at tne rate Of ieo per cent per aouEm rLi.. palt; loSeth-r Hiih S!lJ 91 cuE,s and accruiug cots.
 h vethis da i,yied upou inc following ies AitaHted lr TuiqaOiss Nilihg C!st.lrt, gGchise county Al :zon', c yd'i sad more frl.y de- criled in book g. page 5Ii, rrcords cf Mines oi said tnlhl3e county. tLc "Dfu OrR' mine. ,ir Ia cd in Iurqnciso M.ninc district. CuCAis. ooTnty Ar'2hu7. recorded Aud mere fuitv Css cfin"c ih tn"S ?. ir re 5l2 r-cofd- uf ID mes c. sad CnchlS- c"uhtt. Ile ''S:lVe- IIll- mire. slirat,d n IH!quo e AIpIrE c.-.rct, cuchlsr ctrn'E. Afi2uAa. recorded .I ( more iplIF Ge> cr'hrd iu EJ'I l, pas- 2so ;'aL~ryio-t recuras ut Fi.Ha comfy, A;izoae, Lew !a s.a CotAis- county.
 Puh,ir ret c. l. hafa'f. -i...l :ln. on Trcsdqv The ltth dtv o Julv> :-s5 b ;'ta,u tL. hoi,s .r E q. In. and D. ,n ir !r"nt u' 'ir st,'i'i- utl.ce- la tte tr '49rhs-nrc. CCya.~. county Ati- Iuna ;crri crv. vi ! sc. aii Ju- ri-r. tile ail irtefe-t p' The sui. ira.F C tlAir. ,j i.'- iri sgoi'nu, iuiHc highest Htu b,-- ..,..~ ..- ,a-r- iawicl nonCv "t iHt | a3, ~. >,...-, to 5....s;. s"lI' 'NrcLt."u -'ia ..' a- ,ts-
 P C. D. puiI.. D salg >a.r.t
 D1;ea ta!s - a vs jaAy. 'EsE.
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Dissolution Notice.

NpiiCE is hereby given that the partner snip heretofore existing and known as the rrm oi Dyar, Finch S Baldwin, general mpr chants in Benson, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Sl-. Baldwin having pur. chased the interest cf c. L. Finch. All !s niiltiss *il, be paid sy Dya- 6 Baldwrr, who Vii he-csiteY continue the business. All [, eats due tte old firm must be paid L, Dya- q Baldwin, WV. BiJ'DWfN
 c. |. FINCH.
 r. h. DYAE Benson, Apr:' sso. 1885
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FseEE S ALE
Or Will take Stock on Shares

The undersigned has fer sale, or vii take 5to2k oa sha-es, -&e of the fines. stock ranges ;n Cochise county, com pri5ing 9GO acres. Good adobe hoasc, large cora: G50 feet in diametcr) well watered, good feed; situated in Sulphur Spring Valley, l5 miles from Tonbstone. Fo. particulars apTly 70
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-totiCe.
BEN JAMES.
 Constable.

All persons knowing themselves indebted t0 ;hc I@:e John Pascor, are requested to ooIac forward and settle ct once at he Fash Inn saloon, or the accounts w,ii be plated in ;as Ea.as .. collector.
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FOR SALE.
AIich gold rainc in Mocteznma

AIich gold rainc in Mocteznma district, sonora. NeN-co. This nir,~ !, w,'l 4sva'oPea. 1.o7;nr a #,foo3 ya;". oi goia eol silver os~. Ta;s is c,a a' tA= riches, mines .n scaora- Tor particulars address TIT" roggsToT1 Or ,ho sad,.- signed L,6oliy y4sqqaz, 0poslra. Sonora, District Of Noc,ezaEa, Mexico,
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--s- NG. Nash
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IRE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

regular graduated physician and Surgeon, educated al BowGoip CUlls"a and triyer sity of Michigan. and I5 acknowledged To h. inc most expert surgeon in hls s7scia!tS on ln-., [, n.....t
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Sample Bottle Free,

tlbe sent to any on. arplyir., hy letter st itin. sym piOri-, scE and age. Strict He- .recy in regard tn all hi.,iro>S trai:- actions.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-07

a~lUS> oi memory, r.'-> ai pnS. aver, .a-i, 'y -pc' sioL, noise n th- E.. | iIS unnb-,fv,J < .,." ..- other d.s"Hsc that .yl
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