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AN IDAHO FIRE.
The Montpelier Hall and Other
Buildings Burned.

MONTPELIER, IDAHO, September 10,
1888 Special Montpelier was visited
by a genuine fire to day which burnt
down Montpelier Hall, two-story
frame building that was erected last
fail and where the different secret So
cieties held their meetings. 1t was
owned by joint stock company. The
cost was 81 0O0 insured land received
policy day or two ago. for 50 coo.
Also long house adjoiping the hall
was purnt. Loss on this build
ing about $500; no insurance.
The weather was favorable. Had the
wind been blowing a for the last thrt e
days, it certainly would have burnt
down the most of the buildings in the
lower town.
The cause of the fire is a mystery.
II started IN the upper story of the
building, and had it not been for the
prompt action of the citizens forming
themselves into bucket brigade the
loss would have been much greater.
There is strong talk now of forming a
fire brigade, and steps will be taken at
once to protect against such a fire
again. Pipes will be laid from the
mouth of the canyon. to convey water
SO that we can have better chance to
fight the deyouring element.
Politics is beginning to agitate the
public here. No doubt the Democrutic
party will poll from 400 to 800 votes in
this county at the coming election.
With Hon. J E. Hawley as the stand
ard bearer. the party will win, and the
Republicans will be showed in. Many
who have never before taken the oath
are now registering.
RAMBLER.
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A Proposed Ama1gamation

ATLANTA, September IL While the
question of federation has not been dis
cussed by the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen, everything seems 10 indi-
cate their hearty endorsement of the
amalgamstion of the Brotherhood of
Engineers, Firemen, Switchmen and
Rrakomen,
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Terrible Floods.

MADRID. September 1.-THE rivers
KENT, Guadelfeo and Granada have
overfowed their banks, causing great
destruction. Villages are destroyed
and bridges swept away. The people
have become panic-stricken, and have
taken refuge in the mountains. Many
are drowned. Twelve corpses have al
ready been discovered.
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" HxEOEMEYKR, Or. PH.

NAMING ENGINEER. ATTORNEY, Az.
M sayer and Surveyor, Notary Public
Prompt attention gwen 10 Location, Under
ground Surveys, and obtaining - Patenta
for Mining Claims, Accurate Re
ports and MAJ. carefully executed .
Expert ca mining 7uestlons befoz9
the courts. thirty years experience Speaks
tan languages. . nee, Hooper & Eldredss
Building. tniro moor Room No. II.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents boz. For sale by 4 g.
Smith & 90.
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Completely Knocked Out.

New YORK, September 11-There
was holly contested fight at Bay
Chester this morning between Jack
Grace and Jack Delaney. Grace got
the worst OF il and in the sixth round
was knocked out with a split nose, both
eyes closed and two teeth knocked out.
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RATTLE OF GErrYsEUno.

THIS GEAND CYCLORAMA IS NOW
on exhibition in Salt Lake City, the
entirely new building in which it is placed
Deing on Wess temple Street between The
HER AID building and the Valley House.
The painting was purchased bv the pro-
prietor at a cost of $50 goo and has been on
exhibition at the worlds fairin New Orleans,
San Francisco and Los Angeles; every
where evoking the greatest enthusiasm and
drawing large crowds, Those who wish to
be correctly informed concerning the
Battle OF Gettysburg should aTail them
serves oftne opportunity by paying a visit
TO this splendid WORK of art Open every
day and night except sunday.
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More of thesrrafso trouble

CHICAGO, September 11.-Chairman
Leeds, of the Trans continental Asso-
citation, has suddenly returned from the
west to consult with the eastern roads
1t is reported that serious complications
have risen from the fact that the trunk
lines refuse to pro-rate on the low
through rates established from New
York. 1t is believed a Encouragement
of classification will be necessary.
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Catholic Rule.

MAIDEN. Mass, September IL
Father Flaily. of the st. Mary's Church
on Sunday announced that he had re-
ceived instructions from the Arch
bishop at Baltimore that all Catholic
parents having children must send
them to psrochial schools, under pain
1f n
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Invite Him By All Means.

New YORK, September 11.-George
Francis Train is anxious 10 help the
stricken city of Jacksonville, Florida.
He saws if invited, he will go there int
ali the fever stricken holes aud is con-
fident he can arrest the scourge.
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Senator Beck Ill.

WASHINGTON, September lit is re-
ported that Senator Beck, of Ken
lucky, who is threatened with an
affection of the heart, will not return
to his duties in the Senate till next
session.
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NOTICE

WAsATcH DIVISION NO .. R. x
w OfP.
Myrtle Lodge K of P.
Rocky Mountain Lodge K OF P
Calanthe Lodge K of P.
You are hereby requested to meet 1T
Castle Hall, to do escore du : for the rec 30.
ton of MajorGeneral Csrnahan, Thursd Az.
September 18th, at 10 O'CLOCK sharp
BY order of g. X. Captain
J. w. BIRCUMSHAw. C. c.,
4 W RiSLEY, C. c..
C.. F. JONES, G. C
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Terrific Explosion at Helena

HELENA, Mont, September 1.-the
premature explosion of blast in the
south face of the tunnel on the Mon
tana Central Railway, sou tn of Helena,
this morning, killed ten men and seri-
ously wounded FIVE. The accident was
caused by conclusion from a giant cap
fired as warning in the north face,
the headings being now close together.
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THOMSON. ALLEN & 90.

WAsATCH BLOCK, COR. MAIN AND
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
In city property A few chances to obtatR
acreage property or Improved farms In cioss
proximity to the city, at bed rock prices.
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The g. A E. PARADE
The Opening Day of the
Annual Reunion.
PR0CE SION OF THE BOYS"
Terrible Fxp1osiOn in MontaRa-T en-
Men Killed General
News Items.
PR0CE eSION OF THE "BOYs. :
The G A. r. Parade.

COLUMBUS, o., September 11.-At an
early hour the Grand Army men in
uniform led bv Dire m corps, began to
form for the parade which was one OF
the grandest ever witnessed on a
similar occasion.
There were eighteen divisions, the
eighth comoris'ug tue Oaio Depart
ment, which was out il fall force: the
ninth @av'sIor7 ives made up of the
Veteran Crippled Soldiers Association,
Mexican veterans, Andrew Raiders
Naval Squadron and Fifth United
Colored Volunteer Infantry; the De-
pertinent of Illinois constituted the
tenth division; Wisconsin and Iowa
the eleventh; Indiana the twelfth
and thirteenth; Kansas the fourteenth :;
the fifteenth included Pennsylvania,
New York, Connecticut, Massaehus It's,
Missouri, Minnesota Maryland, Maine,
New Jersey and Virginia, the six
taenth Michigan; seventeenth, Cali
foTnia, Rhode Island, New Hampshire,
West Virginia, Vermont, Arkansas,
New Mexico, Utah, Tennessee. G eergia
Dakota. Potomac, Colorado. Delaware
Oregon. Kentucky, Washington Terri
tory, Gulf, Florida, Montana end
Teyas; the Eighteenth, the Sons of
Veterans Division.
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ouHN 0. CUTLER $ RRo.

No Sc Last Temple Street. are making
Gems opI. ng Suits to order Tor $50 so from
Provo All Wool Cassimeres They are 'srhs
Thing f;sll and order one
AgeQts Provo Wooden wills.
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JUST ARRIVED.

A LARGE VARIETY OF IMPORTED
"A nav fancy goods. including Satsuma
Bronze and expensive Chinaws re- Also q
large Variety of silk, satin anc czepe aoods.
:, kCH.
?, o. Be- 1863.
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A Ravenue Gauger

WASHINGTON, September 11.-JoDah
G. Morgan is appointed interns /
revenue gauger at San Francisco.
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MIR. p III. YOuNG

A FTER SIX WEEKS VACATION, Is
"A again prepared to give lessons on the
plano and organ unreasonable terms Adj
dress No. 81 West South Temple.
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Our druggists keep for sale Halls Veg
etabl. Sicilian Hair Remover, the be t
preparation ever made for restoring To g
vitality and color of the hair.
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KELSEY g. gillespie.

DEAL ESTATE BROKERS. WE HAVE
LII the largest and cheapest list of houses,
lots and acre property on the market. Real
Estate Office, No. &c West, Second South
Street.
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IN ADVANCE

of the divisions which marched in nu -
merical order were the Commander OF
the Parade, Commander-in -chief with
stats. and Ohio Battle-fag Veteran
Battalion. On Broad Street, north of
the State House, an immense, beauti-
FULLY decorated reviewing stand held
the distinguished guests. All along the
line of march the streets were denseAy
packed, the sight of grizzled and gray
boys bringing cheers and shouts of
admiration. There were continuous
waves OF applause up and down the city
as the veterans marched by. The OLD
soldiers themselves joined in the en-
thusiasm and heartily eheered in re-
Spouse, especially when they passed
the reviewing stand on which stood
"Old Tecdmseh" and others of their
former leaders.
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a DEADLY Threshing Machine.

PARIS. September light persons
were killed and five injured by an ex-
plosion of t.reshing machine at
Ciron.
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NEW DENTAL OFFICE.

DAINLEsS EXTRACTION OF TEETH BY
L modern an@s heiicS new process. DR..
II. FL Keysor, ga w. Second South, west of
Opera House.
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ESTAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP. A
d bargain. Enquire of Smiley, Groshe1
& Co.
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NOTICE OF OEssOLurION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ firm known as Smiley, GrosheI & Co.,
Real EstaSe Brokers, has this day been dis.
solved by mutual consent, Will Hathaway
retiring. All assets and liabilities of the
old firm will be payable TO and assumed by
the new firm.
Signed D. A SHuEY,
OSCAR GROSdELL,
WILL. HATHAWAY.
The undersigned will continue business
at their old stand, corner of Main and Sec
ond South Strests, under the firm name of
Smiley, GrosheM {; CO.. aud resp sctfully So
licit che business of the public
Signed D. A SMILEY
OSCAR GROSHELL
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A. MINER g. co

DEAL ESTATE DEALERS, HAVE Re-
Ia moved to 6315 w First South. Prop
erty solicited
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NOTICE

Observation-Disclosures TO GO TO
w Anaconda, Montana. Apply to j. T.
Quigley, Waller House.
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FOR s ALE

GAS ENGINE FOR SALE, IN PERFECT
u working order. Enquire Deseret
Wooden Mills Office.
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his wages and the loss of an American
market. it is suggested that the
diminished wages of tine workingman
will have an undimlnished purchasing
power and that he will be able to make
up for the loss OF a home market by
an enlarged foreign market Our
workingmen have the settlement of the
q"esLion IL their own hands. They
now obtain high wages srd live more
comfortably than those OF any other
country.
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HORN SADDLE RETURN TO TOM
IL Mccoy, City Stables, sud be rewarded.
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HARRISON'S LETTER.
= The Republican Candidate
Accepts the Nomination.
TOUCHES On MANY SUBJECTS.
The Tariff. Contract and Chinese
Labor. the Fisheries and Other
subjects Mentioned.
Harris on's Letter.

IKD1ANAPoLIs. September Hollow
is General Harrison's letter, accepting
the Republican Presidential nomina-
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HORSES TO PASTURE. THE PETIT
IL farm is now open for pasturage. The
best of feed, water and shade For terms
inquire of Harvey Hardy, at Midland Office,
M Main Street
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the common rights of Americah eiti
zenship. Thy will. however, nat
uraily mistrust the sincerity of those
party leaders who appeal to theT race
for support only in those loclities where
suffrage is free and the election dou bt-
full. and allow their dlsfranchisement
while their votes would not be co..
trolling and their choice cannot be
elt cted
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LOST.

ON SATURDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN THE
~ Eighth Ward and EEsin Sire t, ents
leEilon horse shoe scarf pin The Under
viii be rewarded by returning it to MI
Burrows, Is Main Street
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ADJUSTMENTS.


"Chimes OF Normandy" will be given to.
night for the last time at Jackson Mound
park. Next Tuesday change OF program
will take place and "Fatinitza" will be the
musical attraction, 1t is full OF sparkling,
ripping music, and is quite iavorlte with
opera-goes. The story is that of a hand
some and very youthful looking lieutenant
of Caucasian regiment in the Russian
army named Vladimir Samoiloll, while
masqueradng in girls dress under the
name OF Fatinitza is met by rough old
general. Count Timoley kantchukon, who
falls violently in love with him. Vladimir
extricatcs himself from this dilemma, and
aitcrward, in Odessa meet the generals
niece, Princess Lydia lmanovna, whom he
knows only rs Lydia, aud two form a
romantic attachment Hearing OF this the
general has the young officer transferred to
the outposts OF the Russian army on the
Danube. Tho piece opens with scene at
RutSchuk when Nladimcr appears in
private theatricals as "Fatinitza" leading
lady. Tho old general falls in love with
hor, but the camp is surprised by the
Bash. -Bazouks, who capture fatinitza
and others and carry them into the
Turkish camp. The second net shows the
home OF the reformed Turk, tho Governor
OF the Turkish fortress. A series of anus
ing situations follow and the cap,ivcs are
rescued by the Russians who surprise the
Turks during the exhibition OF n karagois
or shadow pantominc The third act
takes place in the generals summer rosi-
dencc at Odessa, where after some trouble
the general becomes rcconciled Ia the
loves OF Lieut.. Samolloir aud the Princess
Lydia, and consents 10 their union. the
finale winding up with grand chorus.
The Schnaidcr's Garden Opera COM
pany people, who will form the cast, are
iamiliarizing themselves with their ~.
spectivc roles, and will give the opera in
a very attractive manner. A large and
fashionable audience will no he in attend.
anco on Tuesday night ...
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does not deny the charge, but cndeavors
TO offset IL by the statement, you all
know take my drinks jus: as you do. "
That is not sufficient for the Germans.
Mn. A. :. MYgRs and FL Shaw took a
still hunt stroll along Main street ycstcr-
day, working up their rapidly collapsing
boom. II was accumulation never before
witnessed 10y people OF Memphis.
" Capt. O'TIaver and Mr. J. A. Me-
Carver were lukcwarm at first, as some
believed and reported thom to be, the
charge certainly no longer sticks. They
are performing valiant services, forgetting
temporarily that they were ever in the
race as candidates.
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NEw YoRE, July 2S.-Thc four congress
men who are investigating the emigration
affairs OF this country, resumed their la
bors this morning. Paul Wolfe, Wash.
ington correspondent OF the New York
Sduts 2iilmg, was the first witness called.
lie stated that some three years ago he
was informed that there were several so.
cietcs in Germany, and especially Bavaria,
formed for the purpose OF sending dis.
charged criminals TO this country. Wit
ness laid his information before Assistant
Secretary OF state Porter, and that gentle
man wrote TO the American consul nj Mu-
Mich ON the subject, who replied in De-
Cembor, 1885, that there were no such So
cietics, The witness read extracts from
reports OF ono OF these societies, showing
that in 1883, twcnty-sovcn discharged
couyicts were sent 10 this coun.
try by these societies. The report
says that the worse the men arc
and the larger families they have,
the better fitted they are TO DO sent to
America Witness says that these socc-
ties are not government atlairs, but that
the royal counsellor, Bates, il president
aud Prince Regent luitpold is honorary
president OF this society. In 1856 the ne
port is more cautiously worled, but II
shows that out of $4,000 marks expended
nearly half was used to assist cmigrants To
come TO this country.
At this point Mayor Hewitt interrupted
the proceedings 10 shake hands with the
members OF the committee and urge upon
them the invitation 10 spend Sunday with
him nc his country scat. When lac left
the examination proceeded.
The witness had no statistics for the year
1887, but said that lac knew of cases occur
ring this year. About two months ago, ho
said, two men came over on the steamer
Scaolc, but were sent back from Castle
Garden The American consul at Munich
learned oi their being sent and cablcd To
the Castle Garden authorities. Witness
believes that they We're sent back 10 Ham
| burg aud from there Ia England, from
where they came over To thiscountry again
under assumed names llcsaid that these
societies give each Of these assisted emf
grants tickets 20 whatever place in this
country they select and give each 100
marks over and above that.
Witness said oi German immigration,
that Dr. Becker, director OF tho bureau OF
/ statistics in Berlin, intimatcs that the ny'
eragc loss per head TO the German govern
mcnt through emigration il $40 marks,
aud estimates that on the average each
man brings with him $3.50 In cash.
The balance Of the hearing was devoted
to Italian emigrnnts who had been mem.
beers Of the party NJ twenty-five brought
over by one vi Chichio, the experiences
OF ono OF whom was told yesterday, and
with which those OF today are nearly idcn'
/ teal,
Adjourned until Monday.
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sampsiEn shots.

JoiS the procession. Much depends
upon IT,
Ir ia no crime 10 talk politics on the
Sabbath. Allow no grass To grow.
All the candidates went 10 the Fifth
district last night 10 attend a grand rally.
'souiRE u. NJ. PRYoR has withdrawn a.
a candidate for magistrate In the Sixth
district.
GgS. PErgRs says they are having tus.
sic In the Seventh ward, but his party
will como out ON top.
TuE Smithsonian club met last night NJ
Rocco's corner 90 hear the report Of the
arrangement committee.
IL Is the quiet bal persistent work Chat
counts. That IL why Democratic victory
next Thursday Is now reasonably assured,
TINS mugwump element In the Demo
cratic party Is fast disappearing Even
the country districts report better out.
look.
TnK Germans are souring on the Hon
Zach Taylor because Of bis prohibition 81
nrts In tho past Tho eI'copgrcSmar
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of the Equitable Gaslight company are;
VIM. J. katzenbcrgcr, president; L. n.
Falk, of Decatur, Ala, vice.president
John Fox, OF New York; Henry kcene, OF
New York; George CAN'T, OF Memphis,
and NJ. IL, Katzcnbcrgcr, OF Memphis, di.
rcCtors.
The company is ready for business, and
will take orders by telephone, Us per an.
nounccment in another column.
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Constipation

Demands promp, treatment The re-
suits ~ neglect may bo serious. Avoid
oil harsh aud drastic purgatiyes. tho
tendency 81 which u 20 weaken tho
bowels. Tho best remedy IL Ayers
rills. Being purely vegetable, their
action Ia prompt aud their effect always
beneficial. They ate an admirable
Liver aud Aitsr-dinner pill, aud every
where endorsed by tho profession.
Ayers Pills are highly and univer-
sally spoken ~ ~ tho people about
here ! mako daily use ~ them Ia my
practice. - DT. 4 y. Fowler, Bridge
port, Conn.
81 can recommend Ayers Pills above
all others, having long proved their
value ~ a cathafiic Tor myself aud
family" II. Z. LEES, lsithsyillc. Ia.
"For several years Ayers Pills Lave
been used In nay family. We hnd them
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Tho Italian Labor system.

FlrrsnrRG, Ia, July q. Tho ChronIc7c'
Telegraph has investigated the Italian labor
question In this city aud vicinity. and
finds that there are several thousand labor
ems working here under the fadronc sys
TEN, and That the traffic Ia regularly ear
ricd on by about fifteen agents, who opcr
ate IN connection With the New lorA
agents,
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LIyERlonE- AT . oclock saturday morning
July - is,N ~ typhoid pneumonia, alter ASA
vvuks' Illness. A \ IiyEHsOHr, aged O. 1rsr.
Funeral ftum the family r,,idonrr. No. 49, Tin.
icn street this t-uNDAYl afternoon At 8 O'Clock
Friends ~ The family invited Ia atlrnd
THICK-At fosldcnrc, corner Of Oycfion aud
rfunt STREETS friday evening iulyN lsN., iHnN a.
lirsuY iuUk. aF,sl u bcar.i s!n ~ Airs linsl
soAtlplcf aui brother ~ Df John ifick aud MIS-
. n ticbkHnann
Funeral will take place from rcsidsnoc thls
SUNDAY afternoon At . O'Clock. Friends Of the
tamlly Invited.
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Fife ctive Remedy

Tor constipation and Indigestion. aud
are mover without them IN tho hpuae.'
- Moses Grenict. Lowell, Mass.
~ have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles aud Indigestion, during many
years. aud have always found them
prompt aud eliclcnt in their action. -
l.. n Smith, Ctra. y v,
"T suffered FROM constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that i
feared ID would cause n stuppage ~ tho
bowels Two bDtrs u Ayers Pills 81.
iecied a compile cufo."-D' Burke
"Ihave used Avsfs Pills iof the past
thirty years AMI consider them an In.
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10 bettaT taulsey iof liver troubles,
aud have alwayt found them y prompt
cure fof dyspsts, James Quinn. 20
Middle At. Ilaitfufi Conn.
"IIavlnE been troubled With co,tiye-
moss. witch seem inevitable with per.
sous 81 seden:afy habits, ! have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping i9f relief. am
glad % say thai they have served me
better than any other medicine.
arrive At this c0uflIsion only aftnf .
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a. Jones, Oak At, Boston, MASS
Ayers Pills,
rnsrAEED NJ
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SOLD By all Dealer. In nedicins.
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catchy Hospital
Distribution by wnris-Firsi, !; Second,
. Thirl. 2. Fourth , Filth, 4 Sixth. =
seventh. 4 Eighth. p Ninth, ? Tenth, y
city Hospital g. Still born, I. White, -
COlorci, Is Total. D.
y. A. wiLLi,usoS. MD,
Secretary.