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New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

Railroads.
MGTsa BALTIC. 8 CAloR.R.
H.SaS SsIfSFs PufADFLrIIIH u
"a AaIYEwTS BALTIMORE,
E% b kgz5 WASHINGTON
%S7tRF1ar;9V CHICAGO, CEClNNATI,
- 81. LOUIS,
~as.T5ysST AND ALL POINTS WEST.
tyLLVIE CIR NLRIIcE 0N ALL TEAMS.
Law. %G"-IoH\, .e... q, l...' ,y--,' :, follows:
io. ,i>ClN>AII. II LotI~ 8 co 5. ", > o' P N
l-t 5'.'i. -I5 L. " A.. ,r.A.,
G.ls ., g.. n ~ A. N SUNDAY.
M &'a3i" o.. - a' Fl, r. "a "a" io ? 3 d aa,$sav $ l'; W.
EEiitI = Sr liC''aHi!! Cs'ri! ~ o. : = ,'''N ,', W.
J. i 6i,IiLL. CHAe. q. srCLL.
NENTRAL RNLROAD OF NEW.JERSEY.
" tooi q. ra 14H; 4a: 8. June H3 q. 80 XIV FL"
to%n N'q,9 ,l lha'1 -H TH'G lai,5a. lians VIII
ian-or, on sandly, iar .,,,oa B.tlienem. Allentown
5.a5 a. NJ. for Lax Ho,a,.ons and aston.
town and M,u.. taua. ou >'ni,l, f,r Las" i5i@,.
corE Il.'oa. Be'n.,Deu, A."n'o"a Mau.A chunk and
-; .na .oo D. r. tcr ~, ns'on Lake ,lt'pa'coas
; r,.,or Pad as. Earr.-1nrr. r4'',ue Tma4.a Sha-
-, Ihro3th Bpts rsror Car g w,aian-port.
Br,n.crcl IN'n,oa Maaeh chqaa. Er5a.s Harr.,Gqrs.
town Manth chunk and Pot,-,ri..
3.4j J.. y "r Las''n BG9'rh"m Allentown March
reading, HIirl-u,rc M4k ,nirr' rlntOn. Tam.
aqua 80 - N of ISEaston Lake Hoptcone Ea.tOn.
Brthl'. ON and Allentown.
80 =. n for Scqeryiilr and Pennington.
80 p N. for IaStou. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chuus R"pdinr. Hlrr.bu5I, s. N"nfa,, at 30 =. IT,
FoT R~l Bank Lone brarcn A.hgry Par. OCEAN Grove
90 40 3 40 90 80. . 30 9 10 =. m SInday,
4 & a nee & g. m" or ,.uEy rars sunday trains DO not stop
ior Xtaati' Hls!dand. a M3ayan and Kcypo-t 800.
s:I5 II rs a. u.. 80 ! 30. 3D. 80 p. Sundays
~ Op ff.. :
tor Ia&raooi Toms River and Barnoear 90. SIS
a. d.. 10 - D. m.,.....
.ou a. UI 80 b. n.
For Freehold. I 90, el5, II 10 A. m. ! 30. 80
. 40 = %. p. u 49,, -, 80
10 , "a 800 20 , o.. 20. 10 80 p ~. sun.
days 90, 200 =. ~. 200 p M
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vNHE PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY.
j-tl Var begin, sept L. lsN0 send for catalogue.
JOHN y TILh5N \. ". NJ. D.. Principal.
vr1HE UIGHLANU MILITARY ACADEMY. Worcc.ter
4 Mass. b,-n- 3lth Sept L.. Classical. Sc-n-
prc Business Preparatory j Inrtm"nt~.
JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW. ). NJ. Had Master.
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Gtcamboats.
Do"yr1"r,a, FALL RIVER Line

Do"rrn"r1n, SERVICE FAIL MVER LINE.
Iop 1OaION MN, r,Il.f ram I.IEEn, 14.OhA.
DENC L. and all Eastern pOhts;.
-Four steamers IN commiss on u II IAN,v
PILGRIM PROVIDENCE and OLD o9ION r.
way days zone on Suhud1sJ
Fine orchestra attached to each tcs>'; -..-.
Leave New.York IRON Pier .. y. IL t0ld numDerj'
foot OF MUrrly-t iJOWs ..,.. ..,,, 90.
wv" 40 T. M@For Fall River direct. connecting WIN cE'
,es. t,alu due PARK square station Ro,ton 90 A "
6:l5 4. M.-For Newport and Fall Riyrl duS NeHpor'
Ia River \. VI come th- WI, NITc'> 1'1''
Gur PARK Sduar' station Boston, 900 4 NJ. ,.. . ,
returning fraus IIrH Sqrar Sa l0 boNDol a, =
and p NJ. S',an'1 ,yr' ia1 4V,I a. 90 IiH ? %
Si.ND\Y> leayr S.w YOri 80 T. NJ FOR -. points.
Returning layr PARK SquaIc station B0,toii -. "a. .
~ Si'rIfSf y VI,>TlBI'IE INPRI~~ TRAINS between
steanr1 landing at laII Klor aud Boston ~
Connort On M Annex boat daily from BtoonYn r. NJ
Jcr.CT City j.. ". Iic1ct, AMI slt,r'@l- Nag o. 90
RRIntq Az ITO at Sye aG W l2jh-t and l3i
Tast toit st.: lt3 Bowcry. Astor iiou'r ana "hosor
Hotel: Line once Pier y. T.. AMI on 't.'i'r7.
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ID GVERvIEW ACADrMY.
55th yoar Prp1.c thoroughly for College, tho Govern
,,cUt AcairmicS and business. Military Drill.
lV RlNRFE & ANIN. PTInciral,.
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EUION LINE.
I II IL m n AIEe MLLL SLEAMERA

" TNIIID LNTFS MAIL STEAMERS
FOi; OF l.ff IoWN ANU LIVERPOOL.
Law PiG 81 y. H.. Tot " kine.st.
WISCONSIN, ............ Tues lay. July H. 30 p.
tI,IZD\N ........-..... Tuesday. JulY 1-. 30 a.
WSOMI so . .......... Tuefd ". Jay - . 30 D. III.
NI.N ,pA ......... Tur,lay, August D. > a. ~.
Al ASH TurPGay. August T.. 30 y. IN.
CaDia p,-,lye $50. $50 $40 and 800 Second Cabin.
$50 aud 80 StIltg, $50.
4. ST. ENDlI.ElLi. & 60 81 Broadway. y. 1.
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FOR PUiLsDYLPHIi.

For Old Point Norfolk Heu-Yo'k Ph,lafclphia
Norfolk Rs,iro1d. % =. daily except Sundag ,nd
{ o. ,. ~. da y; VIA BItmOre and Bay Line. 10
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NUARLESTON. :. G., the South southwest
- JACkH9NXJIt& AiND. ALI PL2i;JiPPAAy PliNIS'
Tiou rI.r 80. H.. L. t % 'F'lt--.'- at p I'D. ..
rrGOTnI~ tta, uud ia .I-11til '.....l -. " i2.
rtffI,nt T ,.,. arl FRI, Julr Is.
Sitfl NOLL Ci.i..-',n ar' J1ch-onfl Trc- guit :.
fi,n6fpIN Clpre.tn and Jacksonville. Fl. JulT 70
All steamer have frstclas ps,-enger sccommodaons
Insurance under J,. ''''i - unT tii o. one Der
t',It WN. +. CLYDE -. Genera Ae'ut-
T. O. rGEn. g. F. q s. P. Linr. So B"ay Ny
N-EW-YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
y FOE
COTTAGE CITY MASS EOCKLASD. PANGOR AMP
ALI POINTS ON PENOrSCOT RIVER.
EAsv!UtL ,lE AND ST. JOHT. y. g.. DIRECT
WITH ALL CONNECTIONS.
lRDN STEAMSHIP VALEA' IA,
capt. /. g.. Miller. lcsvc, Per -. +. J.. (C.m"ns').
ENLI;f II ENDAI Ar +. "
Sr,-, t.iul d i..ol- and 1w fArc. tr sht at low
o.. IA ant So Trans NNnING. p0Jd, rec&'ed daily
AlI.iO4s4 at.~..s..g, c4r.J IA july. IAfitH4F' ana
y L. c3 BROADWAY ".1'l = : + ~ Hr!
j. Il, NI.WCoMB. Art.. lJG Iie,busl.ale.. Brooklyn.
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BALTIMonE WASHINGTON AND THE ,0rrH

daily except sunday. 1910 a. M uriye Wellington
30 D. m AID Concro sionIl Limited " daily. Wlth
Dnin: Car at $50 B. ~ arrls9 WsShington So D. n
500 and 2 90 D. m. ana p IS night For BaitimSrs
cnly 100 p. m. sunday OILS and s 80 =. m. $50 100
aid 9CO p. M and l2.l5 night. For points %
CheS.peaAe and ohl1 Railway I'D clachait. s.cepefS
Tor Lons Brluca point Pel-on, aad int r.odl,e IA.
tou~ Nc.t-.1g~. 30 : 10. . 10 D. Boz, y .ll noon
"i1 " go go ~Ir.i91, 20. 3, .,' and 90 p. N.
Snurdav. only. oo %. n. sunday -. - a. H..
For N9n'ic ~ 80 p n. Ttr":h n9ro' pa-l2,
and v.th through for 2. 'u', MI, onf B.och
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

~ JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL.
Adde'S WNI VTRBTCK.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.

CAYUGA LABE MILITARY ACADEMY. Aurora
~ h. Y. Fer illustrated eirculGs, address
A. Il NcALPIHh.- a. NJ. Principal.
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- NNtK CAMP. ou Canaudalgl. LAKE. with coach
- inc for college examination. J. II LEE Ca''nddIrua
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R0STON, vIGsTONlNGTON LINE

PIER and " i1CH NIL.
Stcdm-rs RHODE ISLAND
AID NAKRAGANSElI
Leave NcN Pier 80. y. H.,
one block aboy, Canal-s;..
a. ) p. M, sunday, eNcei TED. --
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RAILROADS..
DE N M S Wv ANA
RAILROAD,
RAILROADS..

nv AND AFTER JUNE os. 1890.
rains - 4, ,t.,5on, loot VI Desbro,s.s and CortInnat
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nv AND AFTER JUNE os 1890
Trains staDos, LOOT " Des"'osses and Cortiandt
streets, osioIows:
(cstibut Sleeping and Iar.or Cars. Arrives Cleveland
S..5 a. ~, Columbus 30 a. n, Chicago :OO D. u.
and ~ Louis y. neat day. Connects also tof
WiIl.onsp port Lock Haven. and Remove. except sunday
loco A. M.-IHE NEW.YORH AND CHICAGO LIN.
~, tOup. ii tAtls-t'l4 10. Pullman Ne-tlIuls,
Driving and >fatc Room. Sleeping Dining. Smoking
stior1PIri. ard t'pcwr.tr>. bathrooms Tor b. III
sN"s. lsI''' nad. blrtel.-hop library and all tis
0uy,n,rIco, OF home OF Office. Lighted o, .ta0nai =
M movable electro leht-. ,Arr'e. Cincinnati a.
2. d '' ago g. n rr't dav.
200 p. II. ST LOUIS CHICAGO AND CINoINYATt
ENiEt.~S. Pullman NostbYle Sieop1g Car and Dining
Car >c~-lo:K - - Louis Chicago and Cincinnati.
Passenger Coach Ncw.YO.k 20 Columbus. Arrives Gin.
-ln. .W D 900 H. D.. t.o1-o 800 j. Hl, ana D. Louis
c3O Il. W. TILE WESTERN EXPRESS FOR all points ia
thr "C,t. Northwest aai Southwest. Pullman Vestbuis
So. ping Car SCwNOk . Ptt~b rQ, -. Louis tha
Cincinnati and Memphis, PcN1sy1dil Railroad Dining
car Nr"-iOrN 20 = lad. hd AID lGI. aH D.nilg ar
Ptt-hnrg 10 Richmond and tncaeO Arrives 20 Clnc'n
natl go p. r.. Cniop9o . - D. r. n"t day. and y
and To d. da.ly, cxcep. Saturday.
200 l.. ". "a ~" Pullman BuT'
>I.rpl.. ear Ncw- YORK - Chicago NcW.YorK 20 Nom.
pills Via 'hc Shenandoah Nli-y arrives N'-kdIS- a,
tour.hUs Is p. m. Cleveland 3j ,. GrNt DAY,
and daily AZ G. fa1C0 90 4. second morning. Con.
meet. for To.,do daily. and for CORY. Ere the Oh
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-10
A Scrap NJ Paper Saves tier Lift

A Scrap NJ Paper Saves Her Life.
1t was just an ordinary scrap Of wrap.
ping paper. but 1t saved her life. She
was IN the last stages Of consumption,
told by ply siciaas that shc was incur
able and could live only short time
she weighed less than seventy p, unds
On u Piece Of wrapping paper she read
Of DR.. Kings New discovery, and gO'
\ sample bottle; II helped her, sac bomgh
, large bottle, 1t helped her mere, bough
another and grew better fast, continue,
it's use and Is now strong, healthy, rosy
plump, weighing 14O pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp to w. II. Cole
druggist. Fort Smith. Trial bottles 81
this wonderful Discovery free ut uewi
& Browns drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-10
An Experiment Of Interest.

The City Of Los Angeles has adopt
ed the plan Of dividing up its taxes
50 as to make one half payable j"
November aud the other half in July
This plan has been much discussed
~ IN. ans OF tightening the annual
tax burden. The experiment n
Los Angeles will be watched with
much interest, and il successful will
he widely adopted.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-10
NEW TOD AY.
NOTICE.
Trustees Sale.

Notice IL hereb by given that I, George A McCor
nick. - trustee. viii or FOR sale. aud sell - the
highest snd best bidder. for cash. st the front
door Of the Court House: IN the town Of HALEY
day Of July, A. 1880. At II O'Clock A H. on said
day. the following described lots. pieccs or par
county of Alturss. Territory Of Idaho. described
~ follows, to. w1t:
Lots numbered thirteen rs, and fourteen tlI!
HALEY. according to The Revised Plat Of sEtc
town. now on Me IN this once Of the County Re
corder OF satd Alturas county.
Said sale will 10 made in accordance with ths
terms ana conditions OF certain Trust Deed ex
~ 81 On the 2Sth day Of February 4. D 1887. b!
Charles II Furey ann Clara L. Furey. psrtiss u
the arst part. to this unders sned. ~ the party OF
the second part. snd Henry z. Miller, ~ the third
party, to secure the pa! ment Ct certain proinis
sorry des, ribed In said trust deed. which deco
vss duly recorded in Record IF" Of NostSug es
page 357, OF tue Records OF Rsid Alturas county.
GEORGE 1. MCCORMICK. Trustee.
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WOOD RIVER TIN les
HALEY. IDAHO.
THE MINNIE SHUT DOWN.
The Result Of q Disagreement Between
Neighbours.

T00 Result OI DsSHkVecmcWs DctWWU
Neighbours.
ltis claimed tina. the partial suspect
aion Of operations vt the Minnie
Moore mine is u strategic H. We n
the part OF the company owning it.
Tha Minnie has had do the pump.
ing unxs>is,-d ar nearly 81, ana there
has been considerable tr,c lou bet
ween II an4 t e owners al sdjo,ninR
clSms. This became SO pronounced
that, for y wade. u lawsuit WAS deem
ed ,nev,tabIe IL tween ,he Minnie aud
R~l,ef companies. The matter was
finally compromised by the Minnie
paying s1,n OF money to the Relief
in statement for ore extracted from
the Relief ground throuyh the Minnie
workings by the Minnie cmpl'yes.
As the parties involved are all res
ponsible, tho consequent j.ng'ing
proved SO disagrscahlc tina. they
agreed to pool their issues by trans
ferring their properties TO asyndc'
ate composed Of themselves. But
here again arose \ difficulty. Tie
Minnie people arc said to have de.
manded larger sum for their proper
t. than Mr.. Miller or NJ, Packard,
ii Sal, Lake City. was willing to pay.
After some months OF neg collation..
j, being evident that no understand
ing could to reached 1t present.
while the same unsatisfactory con
dition Of affairs WAS bound t. con.
tinue, the Minnie Moore Comi,~ny re-.
solved upon its present course.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-10
SACRED HEART ACADEMY
OGDEN, UTAH,
Conducted BY tbs Sisters Of thu ntly C;sss
This Institution 10 devoted to
The EDUCA, ION OF Y0UNG LADIES
AND LITTLE GIRLs.

lts beautiful and airy location contributes mu b
- the happiness VI its inmates and ereh t.y en-.
hsncea the advantages for health and comfort.
THE SlSrEKS Of rAE HOLY CROSS. -
members Of order which makts the eiucat on OF
women its principal Me work. enjoy . wide ex-
perience. which gives them unususl success IN
training b.th the mind and hcsrt Of tho yrung
girl their risn being to prepare her to become not
only useful and ornamental member Of ao>iety
but m, raj fierce veil.
The curriculum II arranged with the view 1t
giving wel:.rounded education. which shall ~
the GRADUATES Of tbs institution TOR any sphere
which . woman car be expected TO all 1t includes
everything necessary TO tnis end. from
DOMESTIC EcoSOXy.
STsNOaRAPHY,
TYPE.WRITINo.
BOOKKEEPING,
English in all its branches. lowest - we'll ~
highest. up through the Language. Seton Is and
Arts.
For further PARTICULAR, terms and catalogues.
Add. sss' S.srEk SUPERIOR Ogden. Utah.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-10
GIN DARKEST AFRICA"
Hiaa!rj's B.si DAU: to b. issued Ssx,
Month.

MONsd.
"ln Darkest Africa" SANKEY'S
great masterpiece, will he issued mex,
NORTH by Charles Scrihntr's Sons. /,
~ the most remarkable history Of
travel, adventure and neraism Of nod
-ern times, aud the only authentic re.
cord Of S,a"ley's expedition is search
Of Emin Pa,ha. The illustrations arc
Mo'a the original photographs and
Ak.tch.s by Stanley aud his officers.
The following is n copy OF Stanley.
letter from Cairo TO Cha.l Sc,ibner q
Sons, in reference t, lis Forthcoming
book:
CAIRO, Eeyrr,
VILLA VICTORIA,
March 9Th. 1890.
Messrs. Ches. Sx,hner's Sous.
New York City.
Slns 81 am happy to inform you
that | am so far advanced with the
writing OF my touk, "In Dxrk-s,
Africa, and the Quest Rescue aud Re-.
treat Of Etnin. tho Governor Of Eqna
torix," that more than half the mss
has been already mailed for England.
ny the LIST Of April mex. hope 10
have flushed with the whole Of It
When that is done not Vandtrbilt's
wssl,h would induce ma to writs upon
tho subject at any length se~in.
Therefore you will be- jn<,i6sd--nay.
sushorissd-in stating th,t ths book
bearing the above titls is the only
authentic an oom .,lete account Of
tho work performed by tho Emi"
PAsh. Relief Expedition which !
have written, OF shall 1t any time
write.
Yours faithfully.
HENRY NJ. STANLEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-10
Dyspepsi

Makes tie lives Of many people miserable.
and often leads to selt.LcstructiOn. Distress
after eating, sour stomach. sick headache.
heartburn, loss Of appetite. q faint. all gone"
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue. ard irregu-
larity OF the bowels. are
DISTRESS some Of the more common
After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
--. not get well Of ITSELF It
eotuU8 requires careful, persistent
attention, aud . remedy like Hoods Sarsa-
tar:lla, which acts gently, yet surely and
eflc,cntly. It tones the stomach and other
ORGANS. regulates tie digestion, creates
coed appetite =. 40. no. ~ ,, .nu. Sick
S s"ms remoye 80 the he sympa- Headache
thetic elects Of tho disease, banishes the
headache, ard refreshes tho tired mind.
IL have been troubled with dyspepsia. I
had but little appetite, and what dia eat
Heart. ; H,s,,'' seoa me- IN OF a. nG hous
oOT0 after eating would expo
riencc faintness, or tired. allgone feeling.
- though I had not eaten anything. My trou-
bic, I think, was aggravated by my business.
which Is that Of a painter, and from being
more or less slmt up in aour
room with fresh paint. Last a.o~>A
spring took Hoods sarsa- SS0sSSoSSs
rTlla ~tpok three bottles. 1t did me m
immense amount Of good. 1t gave me an
appetite, and my food rclished and satisfied
the craving had previously experienced"
GEORGE A. rACE, WATERFOWL, Mass.
Hoods SarsaparlJla
Sold By III druggists. 81; sx for g. Prepared only
Oxpo'1 Mas.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Icy Blank Pools of Labor FIR
sale at this Office.
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B..ra.

wlLLlAXs.-In Haley. !. r. June 10. 1907. 70 II.
wife Of Georgia. Williams. daughter.
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MT. CARROLL SEMINARY Carroll Co. III }
W In th"ruughncss If work Is unSxrelled. Lo.
alton delightful: easy Of access .Cpea.ts" free
en3 for one. Nee advertise Iue.It.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05
AN IMMENSE BUCK,

crossing the valley not 30 yards il
front of us. Up went his Winchestel
and / was woDd ring where We coulC
possibly carry the third deer, but
shot followed shot, in rapid succession
and the deer fna ly disappeared in
the quaking aspen, unframed. He
put his gun in the wagon aud said be
would walk home.
The next dav was Sunday, We went
to church, sang a trio and had a solo
from Georg'. heard a good sermon
and went to Mr.. Crawford's To dinner.
The best is always reserved for the
last. Away out In these mountains,
bospita ity Is a common trait, but
prob ably because Mr.. Crawford's fam
lily are pi"neers, theirs exceeds al
the others. Such a dinner; elk roast
venison steak, fried trout. Well,
was thoroughly ashamed of Charley.
He is a small man but has wonderful
capacity. 1t Was only because, al
Mr.. Crawford privately explained
afterwards. thy were accustomed to
feed tramps and hungry hunters that
we did not feel disgraced. George
was hardly up to the standard but
when we had gathered around the
piano and Miss Lulu's def finger:
made sweet accompaniment, his rich
tenor voice filled up the full measure
of our enjoyment. After a long
tiresome hunt, nothing makes life 81
pleasant as the entry to a home of
hospitible, refined family who really
enjoy your company and whose only
aim seems to be to please YOU.
j. NJ. JR.
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GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE

To Fargo, Lrookston, Grand FoPl
and wInnipe0 take the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05
A Method Of Treating Disease.
HoapitaI Remedies.

What are they? Tere Is new depart.
ure in The tres ment of disease. It consists
in the collet Ion of the specifics used by
Noted specialists of Europe and America,
and bringing them within the reach of all.
For instance the treatment pursued by spe-
cial physicians who treat indigestion,
stomach and liver troubles only, was OBJ.
tanned and prepared. The treatment Of
other physicians, celebrated for curing
eatarrh was procured, and 80 on till these
Incompatible cures now include disease oil
the lungs, kidneys, female weakness, rheu.
matism and nervous debility.
This new method of "one remedy for one
disease" must appeal to the common sense
of all sufferers, many Of whom have expe-
rienced the i'll effects, and thoroughly real
ise the sdsurdity of the claims Of Patent
Medicines which are guaranteed to cure
every i'll out Of . single bottle, and the use
Of which as statistics prove, has ruined
more stomachs than alcohol. A circular de.
scribing these new remedies b sent free on
receipt Of stamp to pay postage By Hospital
Remedy Company, Toreato, .Cansds, sols
J propristoss
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Lewis back to his wife. Mrs. Gold.
ing will be allowed to 60. She says
that Lewis misrepresented himself
to her, claiming that he was not mar.
ried. They had arranged to be mar
ried here quietly. Mrs. Golding has
telegraphed to her mother at Long Is.
land to come to her assistance. She
I is almost Frustrated at the present
turn of affairs. aud says she cOngratu-
lates herself that she was not married
to Lewis. Her brother is captain of
a steamer running between New
York and Boston.
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GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE.
GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE.

To Helena, Butte, Spokane Falls, ana
the coast cities, take the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-12
The Flrst Step

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat.
can't socsp, can't think, can't do any
thing to your satisfaction, and you won-
der what aias y0a. You should heed
the warning, yoa ere taking the first
step into nervous prestratiou. You need
a nerve tonic aud il Electric Bitters you
will Ind the exact remedy for restoring
your nervous system to its normal,
healthy condition. Surprising results
follow the use Of this great Nerve Tonic
and Alternative. Your appetite returns,
good digestion is restored, and the liver
and kidneys resume healthy action. Try
a bottle. Price 50 cents, at Hewitt &
Browns drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-12
r 0e Caoas Ss0srers.

Secretary Boone, Of the HALEY
oos'd OF Tsads. received to day e2l5.
cash, from the Sale Lake Chamber Of
Commerce, and . carload Of oats
from Omeha. This last weighed 49,.
$40 pounds, and WAS therefore about
- heavy . load - ever came here IN /.
single car.
Tho above are, Of course, for the 70.
lief OF the grasshopper sufferers Of
Camas Prsirie,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-12
A Surs Csrs tor ,As WHISKY Hsb,,

4 Suso Care ter ihe WHISKY Habit.
Dr.. Livingstone Antidote for
Drunkenness ca" cure any case Of the
liquor habit no msts~r how long OF
how bad the case may I've.
The Antidotr can Do given in . cup
OF coffee without the person taking i,
being aware OF the fact, and will in
no wise injure the health.
II you have a friend or loved one
in the tolls Of the rum demon, send
~ two doaars Tor . trial hottie Of the
Antidute, and Nyt the wonderful
power Of the medicine to remove the
desire - we'll - cure the habit.
Address.
LIVINGSTON CHEMICAL Co.,
Portland, Oregon.