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The Irish standard., 1889-08-17
Duluth.

Special correspondence to the Irish Standard.
The Sisters of St. Benedict have cared
for 7O5 patients at st. Mary's hospital
since they opened it.
A specimen Of the policeman's badge,
to be presented to those officers who re-
PEELED the rioters, was on view this week
IN jewelers. store uptown. It is gold
cross bar with pendant star and shield.
The Security Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION have elected the following Of
fcers: G. A. Everitt, President; j. Fl.
Browne, vice-president: L. T.. Aune,
secretary; A. F. Swanstrom, treasurer;
and B. F. Nef, r, Crombie and 0. Il.
Roen, directors.
The West End dramatic club held a
business meeting Wednesday evening
and decided to make the club peraa-
nent organization, A committee was
appointed to draft a constitution and by
laws. The club will play at West SD
perior week from next Saturday.
The past week has been one of great
activity in real estate circles. The little
boomlet which was Ahmed into life by
the consolidation Of two great car COM
pany's has grown into life size boom
and demands for real estate has extended
to acreage property. Mallory & Boyd
effected the sale of forty acres west of
Carlton place, to J. W. Mason and W.
J. Homes, of Fergus Falls, for the neat
sum of $4,000. Real estate firms have
all made good sales, and it is poor eye
that cannot discern the smile of real
estate agent at least two blocks distant.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-17
Rochester.

Special correspondence to The Irish Standard
Mr.. r. J. Taylor, Of the Democrat
Little Falls, this state, was in the city
last wsek and made US a pleasant call
The little daughter Of Jacob Jenuoeir
Of Cascade, fell from horse block Fri
day, fracturing both bones OF the LETT
forearm.
Mr.. VIM. Frazer, of Dover, got hiE
hand caught in the gearing of a reaper
a few days ago, and had two of his
fingers badly smashed.
Mr.. r. McNeill, formerly of the Chat.
field Democrat. has purchased the Lake
City Sentinel. Mac will give the Lake
City people good paper.
Mrs. Logan aud daughter Pauline. OF
Macon, Georgia, are spending the sum
mer with the family Of MIR. w. l..
Breckenridge, in this city,
Judge and Mrs. c. M. start, and
daughter Clara, left for Duluth the first
of the week, where they will spend a
few weeks visiting the family of Judge
Stearns.
Kelly Brothers have succeeded DR..
Leonard IN the publication of the Ro-
chester Post. They are thorough and
competent newspaper men, and will
keep the Post up to it's wonted standard
of excellence.
Lightning struck a steer and heiter
belonging to Martin st. George, of Mar
ion, Wednesday afternoon, instantly
killing them. They we're standing in
the pasture near the wire fence, which
appeared to attract the electric fluid.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Nellie Bradley last Thurs
day evening at the home Of Edwin and
Miss Hattie Hopkins. She was the re-
cipient Of a handsome photograph al
bum. Refreshments were served and
lawn sports were INDUCED in during
the evening.
Last Friday morning Henry Bucklin
and Henry Moon ran into bunch OF
rattle snakes on the edge Of an oat field
in Rock. Dell, while harvesting, and
after a lively melee eighteen were killed.
Three Of them had Is rattles apiece and
The Irish standard., 1889-08-17
Of this city, and Andrew McNamara,
of East Prairie on Tuesday and We'd
nesdav of this week.

of this city, and Andrew McNamara,
of East Prairie on Tuesday and We'd
nesdav of this week.
Frank Morgan, who works at the
Rattan Works, met with a painful acct
dent Tuesday. While operating rip
saw in the factory his hand came in
contact with it, cutting the top off his
thumb and one finger and badly mang-
ling another finger. He was brought
up town and DR.. Bemis, dressed the
wound.
Rev. j. Palvin, priest at the German
Catholic church, while out driving
Saturday last, met with serious acct
dent. The horse became frightened at
some object on the road. wheeled
around, throwing the buggy over. and
in attempting to Jump out the priest
slipped and fell, striking on his side
and breaking his leg.
Sunday night about 5 O'Clock burglars
visited the Milwaukee depot. Frank
Meleke, who is operator at the depot,
had just sat down to send a message
when two masked men opened the door.
walked up to him with drawn revolvers
and told him to open the safe. IF not
they would blow his brains out" What
could he do but obey. They took $40
and some railroad tickets.
Last Wednesday morning during the
severe thunderstorm that passed over
this city, the dwelling house of J. s.
Dutton, on West Front street. was
struck by lightning and with it's con-
tents was entirely consumed. At the
time the building was struck there was
no one in it, Mrs. Dutton and children
being absent visiting friends, and Mr.
button was attending to some business
down town. A couple of neighbors
who had seen the electric bolt strike
the chimney hurried to the house, broke
open the door with the hope of saving
some of the household furniture. But
the smoke was so dense and sutfocating
that it was impossible to enter and the
whole interior of the building was soon
wrapt in flames. Loss about $1,000 fully
insured.
Miss Mary A. Byrnes Of Shieldsville
died last Wednesday of consumption.
Deceased was 81 years Of age and was
born in the town of Wells. Her mother
died while she was very young. since
which time she has lived with her
father. About five years since they
removed to Shieldsville where they
lived at the time of her death. She was
one of those rare women whose every
characteristic tends to make all with
whom they come in contact lifelong
friends, doing good wherever the op-
portunity offered, and every word
coming from heart which had nothing
but kindness from all. She was de-
voted christian and member of the
Shieldsville parish, which will miss her
very much indeed. The funeral took
place at St, Patrick's church Friday
morning, the service being conducted
by Rev. Father Sleyln.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-17
ST. PAUL.
Hugh Mcclure of Chicago was in St.
Paul Sunday. He expects to attend The
Total Abstinence picnic on Saturday,

Au8A MCQuAIe VI CulCaBO WAS III De.
Paul Sunday. He expects to attend tie
Total Abstinence picnic on Saturday,
Dan W. Lawler has taken out per-
NIT for the erection of a new residence
on Marshall avenue adjoining the
OLeary mansion. This will be fire
house. the contract price being $4,000,
Tim Reardon is the builder.
A. w. Guthridge arrived home on
Mondaylfrom the Cleveland convention,
and reports an interesting and profitable
gathering. Rev. James M. Cleary OF
Kenosha, Wis, was elected president.
Pittsburgh will be the next place Of
meeting.
The Salvation Army is having great
deal of free advertising now, and the po-
lice raked them all in tin horns and all
on Sunday evening. Next morning the
Judge gave them short, but pointed
lecture, telling them to 80 and sin no
more. They have since kept up their
nightly marching on the streets, soaring
horses, and causing endless havoc. I'm
less the mayor orders the Army to desist
at once, the people should impress bis
honor with the necessity of prompt and
decisive action.
The meat inspection law has received
a black eye, judges Ensign and stearns
at Duluth deciding that the law is worse
than stupid. It was passed for the pur-
pose of aiding the st. Paul and Mime
apolis stock yards, and not the farmers
of Minnesota, rs it's friends would have
us believe. Meat inspection is farce.
A short time since we noticed an inspec-
ton certificate, without date, purporting
that the undersigned inspector had in
spected a s'speckled bull calf. The
butcher could keep on selling veal all
summer from that one speckeled b. c. on
that self~same certificate.
On Tuesday evening the city council
had it's hands full OF rapid transit ordi-
nances. no less than SIX being intro
duced, three of which were read three
times. Tom Prendergast read ordi
nances for three straight hours and only
took one drink OF water. Il became very
nonotonous and the gallery occupants
were glad when an announcement was
offered, thus giving them chance to
hear the city clerk pronounce the names
Of all fifteen aldermen III one breath.
Prendergast is a lightning reader, else
the council would not have adjourned at
this tinq-forty. eight hours after the
announcement of adjournment
Edward P. Phillips, Of Owatonna,
Mimi, aged II, was made happy On
Saturday by appointment to the railway
mail service Tuesday morning, just
after finishing his first trip over the
Iowa & Minnesota division Of the Mil
waukee road, as he lett his car to go to
breakfast he was run down and killed
in the union depot yards. Phillips was
walking between the tracks, on one OF
which Kansas City train was coming
III, and on another Manitoba short line
train was moving out. He saw the short
line train and stepped over to the other
track. The Kansas City engine struck
him and threw his body back under the
wheels of the Manitoba train, where it
was ground into shapeless mass.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-17

moth store he procured beer glass, for
use in the brewery, which he put in his
coat pocket and before going home he
visited Koufs saloon. By scntaing with
Mr.. Rouf he was accidentally and unin-
tentionally felled, striking on his hip,
the glass breaking and cutting large
cash in his hip.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-17

The Wisconsin newspapers are trying
to poke fun at Ignat1us DonnellY and
his Baconian CIPHER, but he is too many
for them.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-17

Charlie-Don't you think my mus.
tache is becoming?
Ethel-It may becoming but can't
see it.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-17

$1,000 Pieces Silk aad P assil R'e"h'' al" widths
900 Pieces BE EE&74 EER 0010RHD SILK
1890 Pieces 'f Siass and a' 9eist: Cloths
. nm D;ooon Dress Flannels and Broad.
JgUUU TiGCG0 cloths, all qualities.
( nm Doiro White and Colored Wool
JuUUU TQu0 Blankets.
$1,000 Rolls 04 If qasi{sie: snd 014010rHs'
10, 600 0q qaafis2ss: all size" and
10000 Garments 1a eas9ds YEAR. aes MISSES for
| 200 Pieces rF Fanoiss White Plain and
q nm l1o7on Ladies' Atwood and Merino
ZuUUU DULtll Vests and Pants
| 400 Pieces Bf bkHzs silks fHf oo1oRHD
$500 Pieces A% aaa &sad Rs:"' Goods" Plain"
q I'm voxdo CLoAK1NGs,
|Z,lUU ldlllS Medium and Heavy Weight.
300 Pairs 0Hn71 HI Gs S9Es IA Qualities.
n n00 nn:ro NOTTINGHAM and SWISS
|Z,ZUU T6lIN LACE CURTAINS
nn0 nooLo~oo Gn Order) OF PRINTS AND
ZuU fdCk0yGS DOMESTICS
Enn n oLonoo I'm Order) of Crockery, Glass
Jul TdChQXt0 ware and Fancy Articles for
Our Bazaar
n nm noI9oxo In TRIMMINGS PRINCES
0,UUU UUIlQI0 and DRESS ORNAMENTS.
In f1oooo md poloo IMPORTED LINENS,
jU UQOGO QIIu DQIGS Fine and Medium
Grades.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-17
Faribault.

Faribault.
Special Correspondence to the Irish Standard.
The Ancient Order of Hlbernians
will give a grand invitation ball on
August 16.
Miss Mary Laughlin, of Mortified,
and Miss Mary Batteye, Of Chicago,
came down to spend several weeks with
Mrs. Harris.
John Swift. one of the county COM
missioners Of Hennepin county, and
prominently identified with the labor
movement in this state, called on his
brothers.ln-law, Peter and Hugh Hagen
The Irish standard., 1889-08-17

Special correspondence to the Irish Standard.
The Sisters of St. Benedict have cared
for 705 patients at st. Mary's hospital
since they opened it.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-17

We are these days receiving COLOSSAL STOCKS for early
of IMMENSELY
ton that upendous lines
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30

nLlRD asTs 0aUDr.
RE farmer had Ave 6u1ea efFfs.
Joan. Betty, Hessef. regsy ana kesrs
And all hsd 0imples. biushsss euua
Haa dssy lips asd ncsss strsasnss
And fur, In {, uth. wogo cot sedAses
But Eats was qoist - usous&
And loved kates
Ana awsit in her SatAers hoase.
And vbsa q nigNs sf wks was Ger.
rbo ais7s q ve. tAo farmer boyss
WoujS 8 ear the ersas worn kitchen Aoor
fer eAWes aoe mpanse0 Wito noleo;
AnA whsn noae bnsw What 0oro - paay-
5hs games cash hsving served eaoughs
IA shyly say:
etc have ropno at blinl mans blu4."
fhen. while al uiaes were occupied
with sosrchtng for that kerohsaf rUA
or sxssunloient TO bo lied
About the boyisA bullet hesA
sate with ose 1nger on her lip.
Her lcng. mo1et eyes on mine that Oloweds
Would sti,ly srlp
from out ths busy y.lanshins crowd.
And spend smors the window plants
One carel. - minute. casually.
Lifting the winAow bind. perchance,
And gasins out-as II 70 sees
Return Ing whence she hsla betvean
Slim Anger ana unc onscious thumb
tsins grssn-
a SpIig Of roee gerAnium.
Ttas, when tho ear br gan at last
ehe'd tease until her finger smelt-
A. q thon Ne sweetness she'd make fast
Between her pantins heart snd bait;
And when ny iura came 70 te blind
Fats must have siys r besn than fate.
But could hnd
Ny little ,0se geraniuvn Kate.
Oh. hippy. cropping IN tho dark
Through nf'oen thick ses OF RED -
Ia sio . ana n ate believe 10 hArk
when IA sni6 the air insteadj
And at my sleeve fair Peg would pluct.
Ana joan into my arms would burnt,
Bot nc-pd 0uck-
she must smell Of seranium hrst!
Oh, pieasurei - hin ily following
That neeting gperfume-hsunting. nno-
Aud hen la caught the swset, scared thing,
Mine, for one little moment mine.
Oh, bliss for might kiss hcr check
A. WAS the custom at that dato.
she's not 90 meek.
As abe was then now. AIe You. xatef
.Gertrude Hall. IN Time.
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NUuCuRA R.MHDlnA
nxRuA CAN Dg CURED.

rAs nsss AessSsng. nsnsnaaino. lssAssg
ssaly, 60 Durnssg Ress0se An, ,O1soa ~
the CuesousA nsRoaDess Wheo RAysecnoe
esa an Oshsr Remedies Raal.
AAvs tesu snssssa siass lsss March WITH .
skin aisea.S tko 0oeeoss ealIee $50 ~
Aoe SO o0v0eo1 WITH 0ee1eO 80 eceoes eno
"a ~ sS - sss.i1 ssrs sass:s :sHrs,s Snss:s y
ssSii ssisSiiy % 4 %rsosssSssa. ssssiSss4 d ~ zen
sGiHf lsln6tll Ou1soeaA - 0vyIsaA eoAy
Ssss: :sS "a myssii .assd q ssssds iss
vhssA nafs g ~ I cel's ssss1ns.ss 1SnsssSsnlcx,
BnoAS Bncox. Cena.
Dssna nrse Ysass Ussss.
1sss e: ~ o[ - S'::s:'s ssss q T:i; SIT
ES:.. e sS "a ss0SSsss E nSss:s ,sSs Z; s;f j.
ss~ s.: s.S 49, S ssss .sss ssi
ssss sAs toF'cviA siscsvssr : I, : r;;r.. x.vrr.o,
Hss.a . Dasy o.sss.
~ baby nss seer tscsb.cs nh Isssma @ g g.
vas - ness 6 sea6e. esa - vs,s oeiiesa 70
- ~ Aaaes % prevels - essstcni.9; hsvs ~
SSs a sss:S1'sS "a csS css q
ssnsss ssasS yss saoasS O. tSsSs--
i,xun u. srociisi. :. D. NJ.
Exssma - 0aolD Uofo1.
svo yesS ana a-half aeo 0alt Rhsum brote
out ON ny right hand. Jt Appeared in white
blis,sn. attended, By terrible itcnine. snd
back o. The hand. Tbe 0lsoaoo next appeared
On my Il n hand. It.ie4 many reme9ies, but
0usA kIslDIns. witch erected . spssay and
JAwBs r. KHAlNHY,
3Sl WOOD Avenue Brooklyn.
eoAr. "a 4 xnSoEvnHs. Q0o Prepared BY the
FOftsS DsUo AND CHEhidAL 90: Boz
rssn6Soe How 70 Cure SKIN Diseases" |"
81 pages, % ilustrAti0ns. ana l0o teetamoniaD.
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No wonder q baby protests against such
dos.s as people will give 1t. DR.. Bulls kabv
syrup IL the pieasantkst and safeet renee y
known for infants.
pers0n often bears the charve Of lsxiness
when tits only q poorly acting liver or y YEA.
tied stomach which 10 tha cau,e of his slug.
gtshness, One thus suffer ing thou' d usA Lax.
sdor ana be relieved. Prics only - cents .
package.
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A Word About Oatarrh

eft b the mucous msmbraus. TINT wonder
full semi-huid envelope surrounding the DELI
cate tissues OF the air and passages, that Ca
tarrh makes it, stronehol0. OnO0 established,
Il cess ioto the very vitalss and rende1 life
but lons-dAwn breath cf misery ana dts
ease, dulling the sense Of hearing. trammel-
ling the power OF speech. Destroying the iao
uNy OF smell, tainiing the broASA, 9n0 killing
ihS renped pleesures of taste: insiaicusly.
it assaults the membraneous lining ana en-.
velopes the bones, eating through the delicate
coats ana causing innemmati0n, sloug hing
ana Death. Nothins ehort Of total eradiSatioa
will secure health to the patient, ana AL ALE
viativoo afo sim plv procfastinateo sufsrings.
leading to q fatal termination. eANvoRDe
RADICAL Cusn, BY Inhalation and BY Internal
administrat,on: has never iailsd even vhsn
whom the disease hss made ftightful inroads
ON delicate constitutions, neasinls smell ana
taste have been recovered, and the disease
thoroughly drives out"
sAuvoRp's RADICAL CuRs consists Of one bot
tie Vt the RADICAk CuRA, one bnx OF CA.
FAunHAL seLvnNf. ana ono lMPRovID InuALun,
ne .tiy wrapped n one package. with full a.
roctiOnss price, u
Por1nR DAUs . CHrNIoAL Co.. BossoH.
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The Chill Blast

That sets the naked branches a.quivefing, u
not felt By the wealthy valetudinarian In.
doors, but not all the covering that can be
piled ON his warm bed. nor all the furnace
heat that anthracite can furnish, will warn
his marrow when chills and fever runs its icy
fingers along his spinal column. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters 10 tho thing to iufuse new
warmth into his chilled and aguish frame, to
remedy the fierce fever and exhsusting sweats
which alternate with the chill. Dumb agues
ague cake. bilious remittent-in short every
known form of malarial disease II subjugated
by this potent, and at the same time, whole.
some and genial medicine. Billousness, con.
etipatiou dyspepsia, sick headaches, loss Of
appetite and sleep, kidney trouble, rheuma.
tfem and deb lity are also remedied by 1t. Use
Il with persistence to effect thorough cure,
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Epoch.

The transition from long. lingering ana
painful sickness 70 robust health MARKS An
epoch in The life of the indivicual. such re.
and the agency whereby the rood health has
been attained 10 gratefully blessed. Hence u
Hitters' 30 many feel they owe their reetOra-
tiOn 10 health. TO the use Of the Great Aitera-
tive and ontc. II You are troubled With any
or ohort utAnding, you Will surely nnd relief
by use OF hlectlio Bitters. eol0 q oec. ana "
and II North Queen street. Lsncastsr. Pa.
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HPAClAL NOTIOEG
CAllod to PfNAcn.

We feel called upon 70 preach fsw gospel
everybody to enjoy all that Is possible in this
Wo,l ID. We want al those who are eunering
from rbeumat,sm, neuralgia. And all echess
rte OH 30 An unfaiiir and splendid cure. For
ssl0 by II. b Cochran. 0rugg1sts LII ana l0
North Queen Otroat LAnoASt0r.
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sssshMs aosnsrsit noshsss n

AIo you disturbed at- night ana broken Of
vtsA ths sxoyueiatng pain o. oattang tasthf :
II %, 70 At once ana got bottla Of ARS.
WINbLOW'e sOOrHlA0 sYRUP. u WIN n.
Nass1o tAs poor little sufferer immsdiateiy-As,
pona upon II thero y no mistake about it.
TAass = NOT . noshsr On sartA Who Aas eve
assA IT. who VIII not Tall you at once that q
vlM regulate ths bowels. ana give rest 70 ~
uoeAog, ana relief ana haAlth TO tho oA1lA,
opeFAsing like magic. II y peE1ecuy sA1s -
use n I'll eAaes ana pleasant 70 tho tA1a. ana =
~ prescription Of ne Of the oldest AA1 hast
1onAae physieiAAs nd Aurses n IL UAitoA
en1ea - svgyvAsA . ssae bsssas.
Uag1eay1Av
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kupsurs cure guaranteed BY Dr.. ). b. Mayor.
sSl Arch street, PhiladelphiA Ease ut ouoo,
NO operation or delay from businees, atteste0
By thousands Of cures after others fail. advtce
free, send for circular. marl0lyoAW
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JUST A GOOD.

Don't allow anyone to make you believe any
other remedy is Just a. good for sick headache
"a DR.. Loslie's Special Prescription, for It %
not true. This is the only renedy IN tho world
that strikes at the root OF the disease ana
drives Il out. Give It trial.
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DDa.Sen's Arnso. saivs.

oorso, UlosTS, salt khsum. Fever Sore, TettsT,
ChappeA Hands, Chnblains, Corns. ana Ill
ss sr.p,Sn: a1s s%ssS g az: T,s; Sss g.
fncf ostdsfactions or money refunded Pr1ol
II oente p0r boz. For sale by II. u. Cochran,
pFasgist Hos. N and LII North Queen st.sst
LAn0AstAk. Pa 1une1J'lyo
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JAMES r. E8AeNRY.
asI Noo1 AYonue, Rro0klyn.

RANYyg shiB and scai preserved and beaua-
DAoA ned by CurIoURA AnDioArED eoAP.
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KIDNEY PAINS,

Strains ana W0okne00o0,
Relieved in ono minute by tina, msryelous An
tidote to Pain. Inflammation and Weaknese.
the CuticurA Anti. Pain Plaster. The arst and
specially adapted to instantly relieve and
speedily cure Kidney and Uterine Pains ana
other plaster. AZ I'll druggists, IS cents nve
for ol.O0 or. postage free OF Po1fnD ORue
AHD OnlHI0AL %, Boston. NO..
1un0 lydWAs&lyw
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. spent Fiiiy iSoiisrs

In dootoring FIR rheumatic before i tried
1No~sas' Heiscsrtc on. Used . 20 Cont bottle OF
this medicine. and got out In one week. for
burns and sprains IT Is excellent" Jas Dur.
ham, East Pembroke, n. Y. FOR sale by II. Il.
Cochran, druggist iS7 and ~ North Queen
lIcn0t. Lancaataf.
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Crnun. W hopping Cough and Broncbitis. For
ssIe by H. B. Cochran. Druggist No. lA7 North
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f. 0nss Csu's BE Cured Must Ne Endured" !"
This o,d adsge does not signify that We must
cfoe with lhe curative properties OF Bwrdoek
6iood BSstsrs Is available. lt II one OF the
most substantial and reliable remeoks SOLD
iOoav. TOr saIo by II. u. Cochran, druggist.
IN HHd I'D North 0uesn street. Lancaster.
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rhslr Basaness Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such rnsh
0vsv =. To their customers Of so many tree trial
6Ctties OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
snmption. Their trade 10 simply enormous IN
sSts xarv valuable article from the fact that II
siGavs curoe and never disappoints. Coughs,
CoidS, Asthma, Bronchitis. Group ana al throat
Snd lung diseases quickly cured: fos can tost
Iverv bottle WArranteo. N
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Not . Case.

Not case OF rheumatism. not ca'c Of neu.
ralgia not Q case OF lsmensss; not case OF
Sss.cSs66 6v 1houS0S' 1clectrto OIL. For sale
81 II. q, Cochran, druggist lS7 ana LID North
OuSon street. Lancaster.
WY WILL YOU COUCH when shiloh's
CurU VIII give immediate reiief: rnce ~ e0.s >
m. No. III North Queen street Wl
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Hr0m Olsvslauo, Ohip,

Comes q let or signed T. walker. saying:
About six months ago commenctd taxing
iunbA9o ana general debility. and row am
ploose6 70 stats have rsooyere0 my appetite
sn6 vOntod alrenRth. Feel better altogether"
FOR no By Il. H Cochran. druggist, m ana
~ North Queen street, Lancaster.
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H.R Cochran. Nos. ls7 ana I'D North Queen
street LSncosier, Pa, y selling BulLOH'o
COU6H CUR8 = Q guArAntoe 70 euro ~
kroat and lung troubles. ~
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, OF Bourbon
Ina. oays: Both myself and wife owe our
Tor saie by II. Il. Cochran. Druggist, NO. ~
North Queen street. W)
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Honsssy the lssss Rolisy.

In Advertising Q medioiue It 10 best TO b
honest; d. spton VIA never do; the people
Ivrdock BIood Rtttsrs cure scrofula, and Al
eroptiOns Of Ihe skin. Tnis medicine - sol0
SveryVhero By druggists. For sale by n. u.
SfFnNt. LAuonStof.