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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

wrapplngs q tas Eoly corpse. SeElnE ~
snocldsrs against tie sarcoplzg-s, 1 -.
ap0n TIE ROCKY Eoor, ths body resting o.
uy Knees, zad, ss turusd il Cleopstrz az
woUE5 tbs cloths, s1d s1esolae W4s the
tax Presently something fsl cat. It was
IAe scepter ef the Pharaoh, fashioned Of
EOls9, AID AZ the end thereof was PoDe-
srznzEe cut from = single emerald
Cieopatra seized Il ana gaze1 thereon IN
slence. Then Olce more we went On wlth
Our dread business. And ever - We IN
wound. other ornaments OF gold, such a.
are buried WITH Pb2r&0hs. fell from the
pings-coAars and bracelets, models
o. sistra. znd 10 .aid axe, and al mage OF the
holy Osiris sad Of the holy Khem. Al
length al tbs bandages were unw0Und,
and beneath We found a covering ot
eoarsest linen, for ia those days the
craftsmen were not 50 skilled II mat
ters pertaining 70 the emoalmlng OF the
body as now they are. And on the linen
was written ia an oval, "MenkS-ra, Royal
Son OF the Sua' THIS linen we could II
10 wise loosen, 80 firm II held 20 the body
Therefore, flint with the great heat,
ehOked with mummy dust and the odor
OF spices, and trembling with fear OF our
unhOly task, wrought Ia that most lonesome
and holy pace, we laid the body down, and
with knife ripped away the last covering.
First we cleared its head, and now the
face that no man had gazed on for three
thousand years was open 70 our view. II
was a great face with bold brow. yet
crowned with the Royal ureus, beneath
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tlsS and whose SIN shall outllve the
~ solid mass Of mighty pyramid that
lowered over usi The heaviness Of her
swoou had smoothed away all the false
ness Of her face and naught was left
but the stamp divine Of woman's richest
ioveliness, softened by shadows of the night
and dlguded by the cast Of deathiike sleep.
! Razcd upon her and all ms heart went out
TO her; IL seemed that / did but love her
more because Of the depth Of the treasons
wherein I had sunk 20 reach her, and be-
cause OF the terrors we had outfaced to-
gether. Weary and spent with fears and
the panCs of guilt ny heart sought hers
for ress. for now she alone was left 20 me.
She bad sworn 10 wed me also, and with
the treasure we had won we would make
Egypt strong and free her from her foes,
ana all should yet be wei Ant could
have seen thc picture that was 10 be, how.
and in what place aud circumstances. once
ngaln this very woman head should be
laid upon uY lDce, pale with that cast Of
lcatAi Aal could have scent
I chafed uor hand between NY hands. I
bcra me aud kissed her on the lips. and she
woke. Sne woke with a little sob of fear
shlver ran down her delicate limbs. aud
ssith wide eyes she stared upon my face.
"Ah. itls fhoar' she sa,d. Il mind ne-
thou hast saved ne from thar horror
haunted place Aud sho threw her arms
a0out my neck and drew mo to her and
Kissed Mo. Come, love. " she sali, 3et rs
oe soing am sore athirsL aud-ahi
40 very weary ITO gems, Too, they chlto
ray oreastI Never was weaIih so hardly
won Come let ua be going from me
shadow oi tAia gaoa-y spot' see me iaini
lights gaueng f.om taa wing of Dawni
How hf- .fe. t1eY are. and how wrat 70
bela.4. -nrHr b. those Halls - hierna.
Night CD iLsnt 90 Jock apan thc niash of
"a 80 AGAIN. AM eau see tne face of
t1at dead Save vat with the Horror hang
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Mrs MiusioH's Soothing e7rg0. shsai8 a.
ways D. used ior ehUtrea feefhin4 It sasff-s
tae child sQfiens the Elns b AVS al nsIn
cares Rtad e9iie and = the fss1 remeay fog
aisubG& Eg B9ttls
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
CHAPTER xix.

OF THE COMING BACK OF HARMAcHIs; OF THE
GREETING OF CBARMION; AND OF THE AN
swER or CLEOPATRA TO QUINTUs DELLIUS.
THE AMBASSADOR OF ANTONY THE TRI.
vNfVIR
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

"a essftrat tat o. Ffffait auQ hast To-
CANT farier csrs briarfl detroit al.a tsrana
hapan ifaiAs irallur Detroit .-t 8 rs aha
uf1na hapias o-A 3 al Igl uaiig Ofher tf..ite
DAILY vXctpf SUNDAY
a ALa2risT. lekeI Alent ltepof gsD a
~ $50. Z, nlon Ticket Asvui, q A0afec 81.
Gao. o. HtflH. Gen. Az. and Rapids Vi
a. tAAfiAEiK- Irsffc 81 -ls1er. q. q. al Clll-
EfN general Mana e.
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fDaily. All others daily except sunday.
Taxing effect sunday. July i5 isss
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
Presses 10 and from Defr0lt-Parlof cars run
OF Day Express and Grand Rapids Express 90
lnd from Detroit-Direct connections made Al
Detroit IA All through trains East Tier "a
o. sale AZ Union Ticket 0fhce. G. Monroe ST..
aDd az Union depot.
FRFn NJ BRi0ss, Gen1 AZ. o. Monroe sI
o. ". kUGGIEs- u. p. and i. AT. Cn.c 20.
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CHICAGO a wEsf MICHIGAN TRAINS
- arrive At and Cclart iron Union Depot

EffAEr.
Fxp. for Chicago, MusErg0n. Toledo-f so a n
lasl Mail Tor Chicago .--.....f .tt \ a
l1pTess for NlSAet on and Hart h,sa N
Night Express Tor ShicAgo ..-.-----..-ll 90 4 IN
Ni.nt - artss Tor indianapolis II ~ i. "a
For Bis Rapids Baldwin. Ludingten
arc MAnlstee. .-...--..' I OF a
For BIZ Rapids Baldwin. LuGlnrfon
snd Manfsiee ....... fe.Hsm
I1Press Tor kuskegon, Grand Haven't a. IN
- sEHkk
Night Express from Chicago - 30 n
Nisni IA press from lua lauapails.. 81 80 q n.
Eapress from Muskegon and b8rt.-fl1:ls = ~
Mall from Chicago and Musk eg0u . 4 G.io 4 f1
I1press from eranc haven ......-.t 5.a0 4 IA
EGpress from PcntWater Muskese $50 \ N
Fast II press from Chicago -...-... 4 l0 Is ! IN
lrom Nanisiee. Llo4ugtou. Baldwin
aud blg Rapids ....-.....-. so % N
From Manisfce. Ludington baldwin, - , 10
-Daiiy. TDAily except sunday. sLaily "a
baI lfaaN, suaNg except Monday.
Through coaches 70 Chicago IN $50 N
train. Through parloF coach 20 Chicago on
1.3o p m tralD-No extra charge FOR seats.
The : 80 q. IA train consisting ~ day coaches
and smoker runs through 90 Chicago solid.
through comblnatl0n sleeping aud riasf
cars u ana from indianapolis on Night ky-
press trains.
Through sleepers 10 snd from Chicago on
Right Express trains.
v. A. CAEPESTEE. Traric Manager.
NnI1&E A. O4fKIT. Asa Oca. Pass AGENT
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CLEOPATRA
Being Account of the Fall and vengeance oi
'Harmaehis, the Royal Egyptian
cHAPTEA xVIII-ceatlaasi.

BY H RItDER HAGGARD
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

Al RESENTLY l lifted
Il myself. and laying
- the head of Egypt's
. Queen upon my knee,
= stro 10 call her
back TO life. How
fair she seemed, even in
her disarray, her long
hair str aiming DER her
breast. How deadly fair
she seemed in the faint
light-this woman the
or whose beauty
- gLaf1 rrsEf4w-a Tho
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

GRAND KAFIps q sINIlANA Raj. keAD-
~ ia e1eel DeIoteT g lsss
HAAS eelNs AeErs
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AXE SHORE 4 MIcHIcEX SOUTHERN.
a. A.Ir IL

a ifain leaves Grand Rapids for AliegAu "A
l.lu m- arriving there Al -
. Ihr0ukh iickE's sold T. principal points ia
AicAtt ylAco- A. j. -HffE.
g. p. A. Cleveland. ULlo.
THE POPULAR STEAMER TBOs FRIANT.
ls making daily - trom pcioskey Il
Iasf Jordan ana rffuf.p
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haas 0e-Ae hobEE.
AZ fren ~. sslef
For fr2verss Cix Ane
NscAinss ..-.-.----- rs0Am f2su
tE@tefss t.ss--...s So. sA&n n4au
nss s...--.. s.NPm s:lsp N
fl~L N--.-tlliati ..sr--...-.. t.s a. 5 ~
4kALNs eoiAs saIlh
Al irom IL. eOlag
Per CsneinNafi .-......- FHam
far asuV .....-.-....-. II ah4n lesst a al
t3Dlinlal --..-.i. ...--.- et pa C10I "a
Kalamazoo aDa CileSse .lt ~ > u li.05 ! III
lssil ieaNlAk teT Cincinnati ~ = ~ ssa ar
rtkl4E naM tlENlNust ti ~. rlias asfts
eanaass iGeluoc4 olAtr ueias aallg sxeeff
e4Qlas
st1fflAe kAa faflNf rsE ssEFIcE
Norjh--1 - a m 40 f.la a. fiasns hnss
eleepine sla fariaf N4rs iaf Naek laas cts.
-oalt- ia trall las s. slf t-af and n
TIA fAlInel ptfs ~ e. tiat E1ati
3 20 p n tlaiA has esheT ciFsFsaE N4f foF
Na-easo-
n asSegon, crane Rapids a I1dlaEa
Iar Nass 80. l,.- o. "a llssm S.s0pm
Prom Af...if "a. .rsaa m a. \ ~
Through tick a. and I -l Information "a, ~
Rae bs e. itl ng uHon a. aIlau.si fletaf aarst
81 depot. - IL. " Aa4soa. .l.eu tirAti skcnl.
t AoIfgsr 81
q l. LoCEpool. Gen. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

TrE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

riflaE ff0M tilnlNnaI tt ul. rlas asiis
e-naass iGelaoc4 o.Atr lreaHs oallg skSefl
~.nH-R
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24
Summons.

IT. th. Dis'rsct Cont. First Eu iiciai Bis,ric, of the re'nior. Si Arsons. in slc 70, the county oi Coci,is. S--
 Joseph Russell. piainIift. VI. l. ". Goddard. defen ndant.
 Aci.oa brought m tise District Court of the Frs; Iudi-is District Of the T-r-,tc-y of hri- zoRs. in and TOT the county of Cocs,;se sad ,he comp siEi Sled E the sI!a county of Coehlse in 'n- flee of the Clerk Of sad Dfseic Csur,.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 1. W. Goddard. defendant.
 You are hereby required 10 appear in an ac- ton brought sgalnst you bs the above rame6 plaintiff n the District Court of the Firs, j,.ai- cial District o: the Territory 0: Arizoaa, ia and for the ccusty oi CocAiss. and 10 answer the complaint filed rhcrcin within sra days sexc,s.- .ive of the day of service, afte! the scrsice on you of tsis summons tif ssr.ed within th,s county. or ii served ou, of ihs coun;y bu. in this district, wit.n twenty days. otherwise wi,h. in thirty dsysi. or judgment by default will be taken against you according 10 the praye, of said complaint f-r'--
 The said sctior is brought to recover he sum of s2 DOC, debI or the contract. .s in the con- plaint set out.
 .~. Given under my hand and the seal i = :s- District ourt of the First !u- SEAL tdiri al 'Di,tric; of the re-rifory,of Ar-
 ] zona. in and for the county of Co- '-r shise. this sfh day Of October, in the year Of our I.ori one thousand esght. hundred and ciehty-uins GEO II DAILY, ..
 Io-e Clerk.
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Swept by the Tide of POpulsriti.


 To the topmost pinnacle of success, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters stands z shining proof of what genuine merit. backed by the living force of proven !acts, can attain. The North and South American continents, Europe Australia. the West Indies, Guatemala and Mexico have all contributed wide patronage and testimony of the most favorable kind-but unsolicited-to swell the reputation of this sterling remedy. Among the maladies for which the most convincing public and professional testimony proves that it is ! benign curative, are chills and fever, bilious remittent, dumb agus and ague cake. dyspepsis. liver com plaint, nervousness, debility, kidney and bladder complaints, It mitiga,es the infirmities of age. hsstens con -yalescence, has s tendency to prevent i'll Consequences from exposure and exhs,stion. Persons of sedentary habite and !sboriops occupations will find i: sn eve. useful tonic.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24
TOMBSTONE THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER a. 1889

Ian, JisS.se that Cancer l. hereditsT ia my f&n. lg Nv fsfhe. died of h. sistsT Of uly ni,sL t;e ,. tt. ssd ray OWE rlstsr died Of ii. Ny foslinse nay be Ins-ined Nhen. when inc horrible di seass
 nde i,s s.}pearsnce cp my sale IL vas malignant Cancer. eating inwsrdly in sneh av-y that N ooald aos b. cut out Nu,nerors rc-nedIas were a-cd fof 4, but The Cancer grew steadily worse, cntil -esrl d thai w-. doomed 10 follow ihe others Of ths .An,y Itook sssfts spcclGe, which, from the nrst aay, fcrccd out the ps;.on and contii atd is use sntn had taken re,Cral bottles. when found my elf we'll lklcwt,tt S $. \. cured me.
 Winston. ;. r., Nov. :s, 'SS. AEs- 5. N lD'L-
 Send ,ur Bo-ok on "arc,- and Glou. Diaeass,
 Tss s~Irr sPK,u!c O.. IravIro Atlanta. Gs
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SALESAEN WANTED

Small line of samples from msnrfaes- uring corporation offered live man. One traveller earned an average of s3so per month for six years past. P. O. Bor iNI, Nsv Yest
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24
kSS8SS

S~IS1's SPIIF:c sl.~5 ne of malignant Blood Poison Aslcr | ist b,Hn treated in rnin with old .o-cslsi Y md. of lieTcs.y sad PoEsh. 2. S. G. rSt -.!y cred : j. scj PGIs1n, bai relieved the EacEri iiisF- vti.1 v-s cans-i ty th. poisonous sincra,.- GEO. l.1T -LL, =i-. 3d Ayenue, \. '. sc-Cf1ladsyel -,ca n ny dzaghter-,welling ard liai;ls ca te: Ts,cG. Weave hcr hcrSyiPt'stPkSiygc, xui the rescit wordcrfg! and the cure prompt
 S. E. pEAI;NiOND, Cleveland, Tenn SNlsT'- Ss-zzSs--c !s entirely a vc-ctable remedy, .sa !. ti.o UilT T1c-iciue which permanently cures scrofll. Flood Iiu-.o-.. Cancer s-sd Contagious Flood Poison. Sc-c for oooks on Blood snd Skin DIsca-cs mailed free.
 HE SWIFT 5rreIEic Co. Drawer A Ailanta, Ga
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24

- Mr. Hoefier has received a Io' of the seed -of<the e>pass.aas -.aiaioin, a forage plant that is attractng. a great deal Of asssnsisa st- The pvesent time. IL is elaimed ste ste,heAspesisiavaaAapsedso to dry countries, and is said ss bs superior ts luessne og alfAlla
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24
 BLANkS.

-Lssafios soaees, JSssiesJ SIasks, op- ekiea6f ko A< n<w Codf, ssiring bonas axd 2<eds, asd aN 6lanks eoumoniy |. ss<, EeV sAke as A1ie.eGs
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24
For Toilet Use.

6OT Ou0l OS0.
 Ayers Hair vigor keeps the hair sofs and pliant, impArts to 1t the lustre and freshness of youth, causes it to grow iaXuriantly. eradicates Dandruff. cures all scalp diseases, and is the most clean ly of all hair preparations.
 AVcPsC Hair vigor has given me 't6t O perfect satisfaction. wae nearly bald for six years, during which time used many hair preparations. buf without success. Indeed, what little hair had was growing thinner. until l tried Ayers Hair vigor. l used two bottles of the Vigor, and my head is now well covered with a new growth of hair. -Judson B. Chapel. Peabody. Mass-, nk10 that hss become weak. gray. uiNIN and faded, may have new life and color restored to 1t by the use of Ayers Hair Vigor ssMy hair was thin, faded, and dry, and fell out iu large quantities. Ayers Hair Vi1or stopped the falling. and restored my hair to its original color. As a dressing for the hair, this preparation has no equal. - Mary N. Hammond, Stillwa ater. Ainn. Vlc0R youth. and beauty. in the Vt0Vss, appearance of the hair. msy be preserved for an indefinite Period ny the use of Ayers Hair vigor. "A dis ease of the scalp caused my hair to be- come harsh and dry. and 10 fall ou, freely. Nothing 1 tried seemed to do ne any good until commenced using Ayers Hair yigor. Three bottlea of this preparation restored my hair to healthy condition, and 1t n now soat and plant My scalp is cured, and il ts also free from dandrud. Ars. K. B. Poss, Milw aukee, Wis.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24
Dyspepsia Cured.

it would b. impossible for me 10 de scribe wbs, I suffered from Indigestion and Headzche up to the time I began ..s.ss;:.S Ayers Sarsa parilla- Iwas under she care of various physicians. and tired . great many kinds of medicines. but never obtained more than temporary re lief. After taking Ayers SsrsaParillR for . short ting, my headache dissp- peared. and my stomach performed it's duties more perfectly. To-day my health Is completely restored. Mary Harley, Springfield, Mas.
 have been greatly benefited by the prompt use of Ayers Sarsaparills. It tones and invigorstes tho eyStem, regu- lates the action of the digestive and sssimiiafiye orgaos. and vitaliLes the blood It Is, without doubt, the most reliable blood purifier yet discovered. H. D. Johnson. seS Atlantic svenue. Brooklyn, Y. Y. , ff
 Aver s SarsaparMa, rVs.s Ay~ . Cs-Lsvsn. .has.
 Pssss Ot: ssz bssasss. oS.
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Ayers Hair vtgor,
 Sold by Druesisis and Perfemsns-

PERFEeT SAFETY. prompt action. and wonderful curative properties, easily place Ayers Pills at the head of the hss of popular remedies for Sick and Nerv- ous Headaches, Constipation. and all sil- ments originating in disordered Liver, I have been a great sufferer from Headache. and Ayers Csthartic Pills aye the only medicine that has ever given me relief One dose of these Pills will quickly move my bowels, and fres my head from pain. William L. P.Ss, Richmond, Va v
 Ayers Pills,
 frspArsd by pr. J. c. Aver 6 Co. Levsp, Assss
 Sold sy al Dselsrs h AsdsstSa.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24

@Send for book eiy;ng histoey cf rDlood Diseases a..d a4VtD to suGerss1 naxled ire, I'm eviyR SPECIFIC C., '
 "UW0A AAAanA 0A
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24

A
 nen cal
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 job prnt
 ing done
 ,n good
 st! issni st e cheap price in the office Of the TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH as | can ip sny ,.fc- O. the coast. The best machinery ths late sfyie-Of type and art .stic printer combine in stfecting this result Don'tseild away your SOrA until You sec our ample. snd lesrb Pg1-s-. Pstroi Re home iniUstr sS ,JG expect to t. patronixet Aboi-l. rubber stamp sOoI. ions and 50 busi't,-s- oa hl.- ines principle, Aicpt ihs .eilen rUl- sIE mas. iin-''Do unto .tLefs a- ,cl y5nld 4t,' Gta de U..tC ,Cu. ar5 NssG ynu groS 'd y0.T@ .l T- ..lh Er1 f--g< -d. ha.r you rle .4rTU .lL co GllIntt, SII erect laNnrraear C,rf,rs :,ul2i4s and NoLI s9m xs.'aris- nth rear- 7' eih'Ttl tl. h'-.
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Failing Health.

Ten years ago my health began 10 fail. 1 Iwas troubled with sdi.tressing Cough. Night Sweass. Weakness, and Nervous ness. tried various remedies pre- scribed by different physicians. but became SO weak that could not go up stsirs without stopping to rest. My friends recommended me 70 try Ayers Sa-saparills. which did. and am now as healthy and strong As ever. - Mrs. E. L. Williams. Alexandria, Minn.
 Ihare used Ayrr's sarssparills, in my family. for Scrofuls, and know, if if is taken faithfully, that it will thoroughly eradicate this terrible disease. l have also prescribed ff as . tonic, as well as an alteratiye- and must say that l honestly believe it to be the best blood medicine ever compounded.-W.F. F. Fowler N. D.. b. D. B., Greenville, Tenn.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24

sYnc. oIss 0F :T 5: Hsss. r'- .-.. .si.n. ,4 ,a'. a>. pas. .x,s, -,N "s ''E >. Ha4e Into tn. -r- "f 'i''', "e1r.N sni ser,a. .-.... s. .;-'r,'.~. -- iuCoas, p,lt',i... | -. .y -- s'.''. ,a.. j,S aie w,r,. gns -- .ts. F S-- ,'FyrS in the .~,s C .i.l.-S b 'e:',.- '',5 .'''S ht9N ,o..-;..4 ir. I ..t -" soi' "a c3 ..z,,. 4.. 'r,.S'l tE."- rne E,,...S !. 2, zlvsni B., ,s-- G, iri n.iT,.' .- !s a .-ss'ilu .-li7..S- wi E ra,.t,, i.--- .74 .t,TS ( .E' .,1d g,:- ,t,! 5.b....v .j.ny w | rh a'Cvc-uanl'f -,Inii.azr hE-Iy :" tx pr -,-ir .i ailS Dr. 90 f,s.. .l,is oS Ca-- si.rI3Iy, T,fIJtt 1,llit,--,r.. '.slf Cs ;n- -bc5= sy.glt1u F. r,- M ia .5.,,r.l-.ptio:,- B. cf1e ir ,sc sTs''; Iap.-s. l-,. .. -~ ;.-sie.~tOcvi L. y..SSi, ans
 Hv i,- T. j. y.iirl. sn1 heaii'y .Di4cs,i'-s- Dr S,ge's CGssITh tscE!ts s':. v. w1r1. fnrysss, .s,ss s'atsrsL.oJ ksrs.dhri.e,
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CURE$ All HuNORS,

frofn coGaacn RIotch, or Eruption. 10 tho ssly or hoaish skin, hsu in sbort, sii dt.essts cauSed by sssa blood are conquered by tois "o~erfpL pfirtfyicy, snd inv!gDrrting medi- ane. ora. raiing Cie.rs ra?!diy heal under .is benign influence. Esycciaiiy has 1t inani- scstrd lts s,n:~ilcy In curing Tr't.r. Ecsssns, krysipe Es. Eol.s. Ca-burcic-. s-r- kyes, Scrof. W hitc Dwellings" Goisre, or 1Lick Neck. sDd Enlarged GlsEidA S-rd ten cents tn stamps for 6 large Trest.~-, with coiored "FoE TNE BLOOD IS THE llFE."
 Tnoruueafy Cs~snse it ty using Dr. Pie rceS Golden .Nedlca1 DdseogcYy, and xvoS tigestion, Q fair skin. tuoyant spirits vital drensth spi kss<Sly hcs-ish wai be established
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24
The First Sign

U failtAe hea1th. whether In the form ok Night Sweots and Hervousness, or in . sense of General Wsariness and Loss of Appetite. shcold suggest the use of Ayer's Sarssparilla This preparation
 s most effective for giving tone and strength 70 the enfeebled system. pro noting the digestion and assimilasion of food. restoring the nervous forces to their normal condition. and for purify ing, enrichinS, and v;talizing the blood.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24

SwrPT's SPErrYIc bAs cI-
 r1xligI.<at breaking ont ou ny ky.,. clused in'olerable pain. It was cal;ec. -Eezema by thc doetors-foar of whom S-csied ETC pifa no Yeiicf- leHpcicl. confess tas. I ore my present good hcalsi, n c. &. S., ~s'ich h sny estInafion l. b a,czbie es bod remeiy.
 liIss JUIA DEWITT,
 $N \. IOlh St., St Louh, Eo Our baby when two months ca was ett.ckOd win scroials, wzfeh fer . long tisac destroyed Der eyesi,ht enfi .eiI, sld caased us to dcsJ.a.S Of her life. The q cto-s f-ilcd to reiIcve h>r, end vs rass .ssrrz's sPScs1c. aoh soon cured hc: z entirely, snd phe is now hale end hemty.
 l. v. LkLx, N ill's Point, TexaA
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24
.gu,uIA Agony srasn Ta.asrh."

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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24
liver. Bloed, and LunNs.

For wax Ts,ngs spittinp of Blood. stort s,ees of Breath. ChrJfDo Sss7i Catarrh, BrOn- chftis, Asthma, Severe COuchs, and kiodrto s1ectious 1t is an efficient remedy.
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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24
CONSUMPTION.

which e NrF0 fuNa Of iIle LunHs, Is arrestad lnd cured Sy tnis remedy, if taken in tbe ,ariier sfsges of the disease. fr,,Ia it's mar veloas power over this tTirH y fatal disease. when 0rUe ofrerirg this now wOrld-farned rem ,dy to the pubic, Dr. Pierce thought scriously ,i c1,;.r.c :. s;s "TcszrnT'TIGy CCRE" but abandoned that name as too r-sfr,ctiye for [ rpedicino whirh. from it's v-o:Idsrful com oinatufi of tonic, or Strengthening. alterative, Or blood-cie2nsiI:g. anii-bilioGs, rccforal, and nutrit<ye properties. Is uI luaica. not only ss . remedy for Consumption, but for all G'hrunke IsfSs-zsfS ,F ft.1
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24

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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-24
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