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your forbearanee in overlooking many
| shortcomings. We have been in accord
in the one policy which has actaated us
the entire time, that of pushing forward
and keeping in the front line Of progress
with our sister cities our own fair city,
which must sooner or later take her place
as one of the populous and enterprising
commercial centers of Montana. That
this progressive spirit will be perpetuated
by the administration of my successor
have not the least fear. His we'll known
record for enterprise and capacity fully
justifes such anticipations. Gentlemen,
[ bid you good night.
Mr.. Todd, on being sworn in, made the
following graceful remarks outlining his
future administration, which were re-
ceiyed with applause:
Gentlemen of the city council-It is
with great deal of reluctance that ac-
cept the very responsible position to which
you have seen fit to elect me, and I hereby
ask your hearty support in any business
relating to the welfare of the city that
may come before us, that we may all work
in harmony, peace and unison, and at the
close of our fiscal year we may be able to
point with pride to our administration
and may claim that it was at least as sue
cessful as that of our predecessors. Mr..
Sullivan, our ex mayor, has accomplished
wonders for the benefit of our beautiful
city, and there is no reason why we can
not do as much more You are all lead
ing business men, and am positive you
will let no small pre1udices influence you
where the interest of the city is at stake.
I thank you once more for your kindness
and the interest you seem to take in all
our proceedings, and hope the same feel
ing will continue during our term of Of
flee.
The newly elected aldermen we're next
sworn in, when the following resolution
was offered:
ResoJued, That a vote of thanks be
hereby rendered Hon. Jere Sullivan, the
retiring mayor of the city of Fort Ben
ton, for the great interest shown and the
untiring energy displayed by him in pro-
noting the welfare of our city; also for
his uniform courtesy and impartial deci-
sions on each and every occasion in his
capacity as our presiding officer.
The resolution was carried and ordered
spread upon the minutes.
It appearing that there was vacancy
of one alderman in the third ward, caused
by the resignation Of Mr.. T. J. Todd, a
special election was ordered to fill the va
cancy, to be held on Monday, the 23d day
Of April, 1888, from to o'clock p. NJ, at
the city hall, and the following judges
were appointed: Julius Falk and w. Z.
Lincoln.
There being no further business the
council adjourned.
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Nose Billiards.

The popular resort Of Brown & Freese
was last evening the scene of a good deal
of amusement, quite a crowd having
gathered to witness what promised to be
an interesting game at billiards between
two Of our best players. As is customary,
the game was commenced with cues, with
which neither could get the best of it. So
it was agreed to try a game with the head,
using the nose instead OF the cue, for the
championship. Peals oflaughter followed
each IN succession as the proboscis was
freely chalked preparatory to making the
draw and other fine shots. Four points
were played when the game afforded TOO
much fun to be continued longer.
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The Initial Step.
Special to the River Press.

Special to the River Press
GREAT Falls, April 17.-The papers in
the suit of Chotea1 county VS.. Cascade,
for the payment OF $4,000 Indebtedness,
and interest thereon from the date same
was due to Choteau, were served yester-
day on County Clerk Matkin. The case
will be heard at the term of court for
Fergus county, which opens at Lewistown
on May 7th. Further developments in
this matter will be awaited with interest
by all parties concerned
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Another Pioneer Gone.

TOWNSEND, April 16-In the death Of
DR.. D. Mcdonnell, which occurred here
April 8th, the Montona pioneers lose
another of their fast diminishing nem-
bers. For nearly twenty-five years DR..
Mcdonnell had been located in the valley
as physician and surgeon, and he ranke I
with the best in the territory. He was
native of Scotland, and came to Montana
in 1866 locating at Diamond city, and has
always resided in Meagher county.
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cut, and there is great inconvenience and
expense. Just before retiring at night
pour into the clogged pipe enough liquid
soda lye to fill the strap" as it is called
or the bent part of the pipe just below
the outlet. Be sure that no water runs
into it until the next morning. During
the night the lye will convert all the offal
into soft soap, and the first current Of
water in the morning will wash it away
and leave it as clean as new. See? This
is practical chemistry, yet few chemists
would ever think Of it,"
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A SoIiloquy.

What school for learning human ma
ture editing newspaper is. A reporter
can work for one week getting up an arti-
Gle or writing of them complimentary to
an individual or an association, he gets no
thanks for his labor and trouble. Should
the slightest error creep in after mention,
or his source of information not be cor
rect, and the statement Of a fact does not
suit some one who may be interested, how
quick he gets abuse in payment for his
former pains; how soon his labor for
others interests in times past are forgot
ten.-Sunday Record
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Hangings.

FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, April 13-Neb
Oleson Holong was hanged here this
afternoon at o'clock for murder last May
of his employers daughter young girl of
Is whom they thought he ravished before
committing the deed.
WARSAW, Neb, April 13.-Robt. Van
Blunt was hanged in Warsaw Jail yard
this morning for the murder Of his sweet
hearts half brother, Will Ray, October 9Th
1886. He was a member Of the salvation
army.
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to this order, Baker fired upon them with
a shot gun loaded with slugs Mcconnell
and Morrison We're riddled with shot and
died five minutes afterwards, Baker was
arrested, and tonight fifty armed men
went to the jail and demanded the deputy
sheriff to turn the prisoner over to them.
The officer refused to do SO, but the men
say they are determined and will take
Baker ouf and hang him before morning
if they have to tear the Jail down to get
him.
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Will Incorporate.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, April 16.
The election which occurred here Satur-
day for or against incorporation was toler-
ably lively and considerable work was
done by the hackers of each ticket. There
was forty light majority FOR incorporation.
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London Wool Sales.
army.

LONDON, April 13.-At the wool sales
to-day the improvement of the last few
days was maintained for better kind Of
cross breeds. There was a large atten-
dence and competition was active. Faulty
lots, however, were not bid for, to the ex-
tent of holders expectations. About 5000
bales were withdrawn.
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Z. TO0TE
The Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-It is generally
understood in the house that Mills tariff
bill will be called for consideration to-
morrow. No further action has been TAX
en- on the subject by the committee on
ways and means, whose regular meeting
day is tomorrow.
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Want to Furnish the Water.

BUTTE, April 13.-At the council meet
ing tonight Messrs. Ford and Carver, Of
this city, presented a petition to the coun-
Gil praying for perpetual franchise to
furnish Butte with a supply of pure
water, the council having condemned the
present supply at a recent meeting.
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Unfortunate Germany

BERLIN, April 16-The following bulle-
tin was issued this afternoon:
CHARLoTTENBERG, April 16
The emperor did not pass good night,
bronchitis having supervened yesterday,
accompanied by high fever and short
ness Of breath. At midnight all members
of the emperor's family we're summoned
to his bedside, and the worst is feared.
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Conkling Improving.

New York, April 16. DR.. Baker called
at 8 o'clock, but only remained few min
utes He said Conkling is greatly i'm
proved and his chances for recovery are
greatly increased
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Sad Death.

ANACONDA, April 13 The driver of an
ore wagon, named Perrine, was crushed
to death the other day by falling under
the wheels of his loaded wagon. He only
lived five minutes after the accident. No
inquest was held. He leaves a brother
living near Los Angeles, Cal.
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lusE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1888.
I am in receipt of yours Of the 28th of
March referring to certain rumors in the
territorial press respecting my re-nomina-
tion and inquiring whether desired to
express anything for publication, etc,
I wish to say that the rumors referred to
are we'll founded. Twill not be candidate
for denomination. Ihave been honored by
political preferment at six different cleo
tions in Montana, and this continued con
fdence and esteem of my fellow citizens
through all these years has been most
gratifying to me. In all official matters I
have simply done the best I could and
now wish it publicly known that have
no aspirations for denomination to con-
gress, and If rendered me, could not ac-
cept I hope it is unnecessary for me to
add that I shall follow enthusiastically
the lead of the democratic standard bear
er, whoever he may be.
Yours, truly,
J. K. TooLE.
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VIII be Lynclled.

CHEYENNE WELL, Colo, April 16. Sat
urday, while Mcconnell and John Morri-
son, young men from Iowa, were passing
the house Of Frederick Baker, they were
commanded to stop. Paying no attention
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Small Pox in New York.
does.

New YORK, April 13-Pacifc mail
steamship Newport is detained at quaran-
tine Several cases of small pox has been
discovered among passengers.
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A Satisfactory Result.

BUTTE, April 16.-The progressive peo-
pie Of this city achieved great victory
to-day. Re-incorporation was carried by
a vote Of J, ,238 for to 286 against
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DECLINES RECONCILIATION.
Hon. j. X. Toole Confirms the Rumors Re
garding His Future Political Career.

HELENA, April 1.-THE Independent
this morning contained the following let
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als,asr. ., sso,nersIi !. nolh.ri 10

Are you disturbed at night and BROKEN of
your rest by q sick cfItid suffering ana oryihg
With the 'exerueiating patn OF cutting tAsth'
II so 60 a.. opca and get o bottle a. n rs.
WiNsLOW's SOOTHING sYRUP. IT win TO-
'lisve tho poor little snffsrar tsnAsdiatAly-de-
pepd upon II there b NO Enlstake about It.
Tbars is pots inothef on cara who nss eve
/, ussd It. who will not tell you'll once that It
VIII regalsts the boHsls, ana give rest To the
mother. and relief ana health 70 tho shiid,
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectiy safe to
use fn all cases and pleasant 70 ths tasS, and IL
the prescription OF one OF the Oldest ana best
tsmals physicisns and nursss IN the United
s,.ts.. soid evsrywhsre y cents . bosss,
nAStslydAN
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A Yelling baby

Is some thing 10 be aVdideu Babies with coldp
babies with Group, babies with scalds, burns
bilet ssssS sptain, Or paffs srs S SSSS ts @ bs-
Thon,as Kclfctrie 0L will cure ali these corp.
piaints. Fof saIs by II. b. Cochran. druggist,
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CPEciAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
- Gntng Hard Rubber Trusses. Light.
ciesniY, Comfortable suitable for sWafm
weather aAd bathing. A we'll selected steeE NJ
HUBLEYp DkUG sTORE,
i9Iits aaU4l HI ~ West Mpa et{ebt
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The BssaTrec,,on of Lazarus

OF Irstsing tha dead these ,ttuas. though spIss
dsspsgately. CLOSE y eeath's dopy have been
sompStsy reat9rss aS Ssyv sy hSssH S 11oSq Ky 5se,s
II. B. Cochran, -drpggist, iSI aud lsS North
4, Ou00u stroet. Laucaster,
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Humbug.,, Imposters' Tnisvssl

Tea ~, Humbug.i, Imposters' Thievssl
The above are tarn,s. sppiied to the unTeiie-
BILE and dishonest. DR.. Thomas Eclec.ric Oh
for diphthsria, catarrb, asthma, rheumattsIn,
ana all achsp, sQrains, and pains Is not q thing
THEsssSsnPyo oss ss ap. R, ls,ssl 2sss 2
IWxktX eiainsd for it. II8sSx1S SHRSH Hbch.
ran, druggist, 1877 and lss North Q ieen streSt
Larpaslsr. 4 L EE 3 :iE he IL
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novl5lydAw "

CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE.
y RpPtnEs. vsrie9Ssls and Special Dissases
of %ssn e.n ef b WsSs e.
vLAA PIYsIoAAn tn tnPhnsAelphla Who mikesI q
speciality, Of the above dtseases. and CUKss
ana evening. Strangers cap be trested ana Is.
turn home same aAyh p@eea pStysts; pH.Sur
"a Month. Ninth strsct, Asoys RsSA,
.sa|ss@ fA'''A'l'hA
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MT. GRETNA PARK. .,.....s ONT,
---.,t '.5"..G..., rsa'.-I TO-. -.......-,H nur
u.o 90 saa-..... z~ri'.I D .- ...f,. = ,r,.
Mt. Gretna Park,
FOA EXCURSIONS AND PICNICs.


This Park is located In the heart Of thb
South Mountain on the line OF the
Cornwall 4 Leban ON RaiISOa5.
Hins hilSs' iouth OF tha city 81 Lebanon.
within easy distance OF Harrisburg, KsadiDa
Lancaster. Columbia and all points on thb
Phtiaoelphia, d heading ana Pannsylvanik
kaiiroads. The gronnds are large. eOversnE
,-., FREE TO ALL,
The cOnvenfences are Large Dancing Pa
yilion. spacious Dining Hall, Two Kitchsn3.
ments tor amusemsnts consist OF Croq net and
ball ball G%roundsl % Bowling Alley. shooting Cal
hustle Seats and benches arc scattered
q As EsAplel spaia st FsnssssSvnsn,i atssn nIs
isAsaS tlSSS Sssssssn sss s%s .Ss a!s
will constitute a new attraction 10 yisitoft.
Another attraction IL
90, HAK1 coNEwAGO.
ss,ss ON Ssch
along the banks of which are pleassnt Wslis
aAu '''' 'oSssskyArIoso CARS zDey,
anon Mai road, or viii be sent TO differeSt
points whpl prae u table, tor ths siscommOdsr
uon OF excursion parties. They are san,
pleasant psass,as sna noe, eonvenisnt.
s % s1LTz Gs f gSse[ iSs sss
Valley .s9yss: Those who wish, 70 spend . day
ful or aifording SO much pleasure az NJ
LowEp Q The PkEMisEs. Ae A.
/ - Sot Excursion Rates and General Infor.
rnaiion, spplyto .,-.-'T
eupt c. Il L. Raj road. Lsbanon. Pa,
| b. q ~ . sa-a I
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.ssJ yiimL9 T0f esif'55 FasT2 s7ltoa1t
bns nsitidhd nj istsdsiU usstrsaSuI J. ga
"A Hspshria4aweAt AG was sHslPbsesesa etJ
Milnesviile, small mining village near
Hszleton, on Sunday and resulted In q
riot In the evening two warning factions
$S;deI I; S 1sf|'3lsHatH|Si at|Si k]EE%.ss' k]E3E.s' 4Xf
Oulty In hgAt which ended in the stabSl8g
OF eight of theii number, two of whom, II 10
thought, are fatally injured. A 1t(e lon z(nvl
OF the place were 30 terrorizSA asl tb 7hS&sS
help to stop the hght. No arrests have
wv" 'af ,grudai11aH ,etnsgh
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NOR RENT-FkOM APRIL l. 1883,
Il for one or term of years. the strss6ufg
Railroad, with Coal ana Lumber Yard, Ware
house. Locomotive aud Cars !; all IN good and
running order. The lease of this valuable
paoPerdy Rfnssn1 ~, & rsf. opport ra rtnnEy 20 X ssXX
tstablished and prom table business. fOr con.
ditions, rent or other IN formation apply 70 :
THOs. or HENRY BAU MSARDNkm,
mb-tfd Lancaster City. Pa
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~ hI0fle WtshSs spzra

5"s We desire 10 Say 20 oar efNneasy shat TOR
for years we have been selling DIR. KingsNeH
q discovery. Tor Consumption, Dr. kiESls,NeS
Life Pills. Bueklinls Arnios SaayA and, le0tric
nittsrs. and have peyeE aspalad yeRSdies
sl ss "A WI SP thay sage ESsBR sadH uni, u
s4Afziitee rhefnl every tfrne,I ana ,we' sanh
vi rea0y u ref,fndsbhe purchasepnos, tt ssttsfat-
> s1oAHdtes IN ave sw0n iseir L.graat popplsritH
purely on their merits. IL Is. Cochran,t Drug
: spaisS, ~ spq i3s NORTH, QueeR street. LAP Gat'
ter. Pa ~ '.yWl
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pUBLlC BALE.
ON SATURDAY. July 2l. 1873,

ON SATURDAY, JULY II, loSs Deed |
the under Tsignsd will, by virtue of resolution
of Councils. ex pose at public sale all tbst GER
tain triangular lot or piece OF Rrouna. beihg
north side of asst King street ana tho Phiiar
del phia turnpike, and east of Broad STREET
and having q front thereon or 2s9 feet more OF
less, ana extending northward along fsroAd
street TO tho middle OF OLD Orange street ROAD.
Terms Zen per cent. cash ON day OF sale,
and balance on delivery OF deed.
sale 10 be held at fhe Leopard Hotel at TX
O'Clock d, IN. JEkB. kuH HE r.
77FN = - John X. JErTRIEs.
"a - -''~ kEUBEk D. OeThR, 4.
lysud Water Com missicnsrs,
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FOR SALH OK RENr.

HOUSES FOR SALE ON THE MOST
III liberal terms. on West Chestnut. Wal
nut. Lemon. Mary, Pine and Charlotte streets
RmiSsmd ao2 NORTH MARY sTRKET,
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Bucklsn's .Arnica Selye,

rHn BEST sAIys in the world vs. Y6f ca cats, srSuiiAs
SsSPRa ReapSRe AsR Eua Shsisaees TRs hR 81 ~
feet sstisiaction, or % m6ney refnnGed. fHfica fHSs,
% cents per box. For sale by II. b. CouhrAhl
Druggist Nos. lS7 and l39 North Queen street.
Lancaster. Pa 1une27-lyd
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Rup.ur. tdIg sTuEarzaiSsdsg:BE5. J. Ba.asJgeti
ssl Arch street, Philade phia. Ease at once,
,e9?vAlaais9 ~ aslay iss% hss!nsss :, astests4
stsa sasennArnrsulspe eft arnGEpisaSwsil
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A safe Investment
Is one which 10 guaranteed to bring you SAT-
iafSctory results, or in case of failure retur&
3R$3 kfsSsres4 fsS & 4Sflsas& &RHA ksa ~ as sss =
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
rass %ssa to4 ysrY
or Chest, such as Consumption. ntiammatioS
onss e .snss ssonn
agreeable 70 The taste. perfectly ,safe ana ca4
a NXays Ss depended r'9nf ''',.. -. ,nSn
store, Nos. 1877 and lS3 North Queens street
= LRNcaStef,SPa. isHgs' dEia ~ aUi s'tuotfl)
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,UG WNY)WfIaIs0YOUl Cug9HI ewhen Shaloht
Cure will give Immediate relief. gBrico " ats,,
90 cts Jana "a For Aaaa by IL r. ERoh nrua.
gist. Ne, 1sl North Qasan street, asa : yaHte)1
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Lusr ess.ooo Af rAaa,,

A western /. Piuogse" Dreps rhat SOM n
John DAYS Long Branch House.
Edward Wsloott, . Denver lawyer and
politician, went to Long Branch on oueur.
day and lost go. 900 in John Days club
bouse. valcot expects 10 b the next
United laOR4fsT fup Opi0aaGN H1
isr, vi1o an .xoScd|bl lIyzoaSSdY
wMsii.known Western sport said that hs cav
Wsicott o. the Branch on Saturday, bot that
ne did not mention anything shout hsyjqe
dropped the amount OF mouSy lHS Nd 70
oonos he did losethe money, but wsloost was
S few s. Ia S.3 SS1l o.s ITB
doOaos $dEl( 2 ~, s,m y &s.f:ft.3
"Why," continued the westerner, ~
a. ssS S.sny,,Is. %:iHG,. iS:se Tss - sc
Gambled very little those last ave years,
bat when hs does take notion 70 banda
the cards he plunges oil In his poaesoion
and rarely Npnsa out loser. have never
seen luYft4Nt tbrd player, and whom he
o.. 1nos gs,sI AsS!s:.ed ~ in game either . he Or
viii continhA playing for days and nights,
and no onal4Able to break him ofI.n y IN
A dealer in one Of the fancy tables down
''Ss wSs.aSaAlIsaI3ue, los. tn. ,as 900. /,
and have sp9p mostly every chip In the
bank stscketthp before him, apeo would
cash them when ever yone else u a'mOo.
6roke2 kePaa gRlt tome a. unSck9rned ~
thougH 4 f33k ng from h1SuuA9's tols.
1 believe h6NBhtto Washington the early
part OF last winter TO get acquainted with ]
the politicid u expecting to DO sent to tk1Q
senate this' looming election, and while
there got into the ppsiness Of lobbying, at
whi0fM to have made piles Of
moncyf 14A4 ANR6A61m that he lost ct Jack
Daly's on Saturday, believe, was some OF
the loose chsnge now railway company
ln T6xag had to scatter among the Capital
O4Syfp6kie1NlAAp5!&d tsSnE5 s1i fnoTi fIsF 4
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rhe omsiiest nan in Lancaster.

The Homsiest nan in Lancaster.
As we'll as the handsomest, and others are
invited to call on any Druggist ana get free q
and Lungs, o remedy that 10 selling entirely
upon its merits ana Is guaranteed to cure and
6t2nts s3s 3ssbIs HfsfeS Sass1s
janl3lSd&w III
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9 shiUOHs CURE will immediately reiievS
Group. w hopping Cough ahdtsSotse6itAsy Fof
sale by II. b. Cochran, Druggist. No. l7 NORTH
roqeeHsHeer lHh VII thIIR
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NS9sfGEsVT! HNTW
II You are troubled with nervous or sicA
headache, DO not give up your Case as ipcura(
bbnmItu you have tried DE. Leslie's Special
Pres escripton. See the Sestimoa&sls IN apo, bet
c0luunn, d29 /
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.OEfF~an, Astnbvi.drHe2l NJ
Had sour Sst6mactS ahd mfsefabf9 AppStite
for months, ana grew thln every DAY. used
Gus results; feel Splendid" Mrs. JOSEPH
johnson, tattsOnrgS ha.i dor sale by II. B
Cochran, druggist, l31 ana l39 North Queen
utroet. Lanea ael6r, ---.---..a..-.
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s4susii-IssiI
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ft-ft,VVNftf
SPECIAL NOTICES.