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ADJUSTMENTS.


Aillar Brothsrs and Prof. Norris Consoll-
dalton 1t the Opera House.
Inc opera house was comfortably Alled
last night. The attraction was the Millar
Brothers and Prof. Norris consolidation,
which opened for a three nights engage
ment, with a Saturday matinee for the
school children. Prof. Norrls' troupe Of
trained dogs, which opened the perform.
snce, gave truly wonderful exhibition of
the degree Of intelligence that ''man's best
friend" can attain. The tricks they 20
through are too numerous to mention, but
some are worthy of special notice, includ-
ing Teddy, a coach dog, in his wonderful
ladder act: Punch, the pug. in his feat of
walking the tight rope, and the
great leap of the greyhound Trix.
The pyramid scene with which this part of
the show concluded was taken part in by
fourteen dogs and a monkey, the whole
reyolved by two clown dogs. Prof. Nor
ris had devoted much time to the training
of these dogs, and the result fully repays
the effort. The conclusion of the enter
tainment was the Millar Brothers illus
trated tour of the world, q series of views
in which some very pretty mechanical
effects were given. Scenes IN almost every
country were given and explained by Mr..
Clyde C. o. Millar, who interpreted his
lecture with some good jokes which added
to the enjoyment. Taken altogether, the
show is one that will please and interest
the children of almost any age from six to
sixty.
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All goods must be sold by the LIST Of October 1t
Nathan's, Is Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-26

Go to No II Warren street for svitchaa viz,
and fronts. Hair cut ourled and dressed
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The opening of Miss Stevens fall millin-
cry. which, through typographical error.
was announced to take place yesterday, will
5Scur to-day. Miss Stevens has spared
neither expense nor trouble to secure the
very latest and most fashionable things In
the millinery line, and the hats and bonnets
which will be displayed to-day will repre-
sent the best and latest of Paris, London
and New York. A cordial invitation 10 ex-
tended to the ladies of Helena to call to-
day and inspect the latest fashions.
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Miss Clara Norris

Ql6UIOIu, O0VOIo VI 0tok0 oOO0o3OAA0o 0AAu
costumes, she would make her hearers for
get everything save her intense, magnetic,
dramatic realism. It 10 often happens that
when an actress approaches true greatness
she loses that winning femihinity 90 essen
tial to an audience composed largely of
women. In all the roles attempted by Miss
Morris this strong individuality y main
tanned which wins the sympathy Of women
living that can 30 we'll start tears, there il
none who can 30 we'll thrill an audience.
From the first moment Of her appearance
until the play ends the auditorsP sympa-
thies are constantly manifest and ardent
" enlisted. It is decided that Miss Morris
will enact during her brief visit here.
Camille" Miss Mutton" and Renee de
Maray."
Bishop Bronder's Lecture.
The lecture on Jerusalem by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Brondel for the benefit of the new
school house will take place ON Monday
evening, Sept. 10Th, at eight o'clock in
Catholic hall. The lecture will be illus
trated by stereoptioon views. The bishop
recently returned from the Holy Land and
will entertain the audience by relating
what he has seen in Palestine, the land
above all others famous for the greatest
events in the history Of mankind. The
temple of Solomon, the palace Of PLATE,
the valleys famous on account of the d..
ings of Samson and Goliah, the valley of
Josaphat and the Mount of Olives, Geth-
semena and Calvary, Bethlehem and Nazs-
reth, Jafia and 6amaria, the we'll Of Jacob,
etc., etc., all were visited and will be de-
scribed together with the manners and GUS
toms of oriental people.
Miss Flora Batson's Concert.
Miss Flora Batson, the colored queen Of
song, will give her concert at Encore hall
tonight. The New York Sun calls her the
peerless mezzo-soprano, and the New York
world calls her the oolored Jenny Lind.
The San Francisco Examiner says she is q
muzzo-soprano of wonderful range-a
vocalist Of high ability and thai she fully
iustifes the favorable criticisms of the
eastern press. Tickets are on sale at Ill
North Main street.
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O'ConnOr's Nerve.


The bedy Of Edward BEDDING. ~ yoana
man Who lost his life BY falling down the
shaft at King Solomon mine, vas taken 10
the homo of his sister, hrs. Harvey, ON
Eleventh avenue, this city. fFo0 which
place the funeral will take place to-day.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS.

Slaughter in muslin underwear ct Nathan'e
Is Main street.
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Ladies' night dresses at zoe at Nathan's, II
Main street.
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The Knitsa NJ Hsetsrv, SIS q Nsln stree
b tie best place - bay your besiery, yarns
underwear. glsvss. see. Hssiery kait -
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Headquarters for window glass and paints and
oils. Parchen's Drug store.
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New line Oxford Bibles ut Calkins 4
Featherly's.
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Don't III 10 yiait Nafhas. Is Main se.sst
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Court House Notes.

John N. Glass has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of George Morse,
deceased.
NcCord, Brady & Co. have commenced
attachment proceedings against Kuphal 4
Schumacher.
1t 10 thought that the district court will
render decision ON Monday in the street
railway case.
The None Such Gold Mining company
has also fled its statement. The capital Is
81 ,500, 900. all of which ia paid in.
Under Sheriff Parker will leave for Deer
Lodge to-day with Elmer A. Young, who
has received four and half years. sentence
for forgery.
A real estate transfer was fled for record
yesterday from Al. G. Dorner ct ux. to Her
man o. Gerber of lot II, block N, Blake ad-
dition. Consideration $1,000.
The plat of Central additlon No. 8 has
been received and approved BY the board Of
county commissioners. The plat Of Cot
tonvood Park has also bsen approved.
The county commissio,aers have leased
the old senate chamber With the adjoining
committee rooms 70 the government, to be
used b. the United stsSo sisosit eoart and
its attaches.
The Park Canyon Gold and Silver Mining
company has Aled it, annual statement
with the county clerk showing The amount
of the capital stock TO b &2,O0O00 which
IL actually paid in. Thsse b NO indeoted-
neal
TIE county asssssor has made Q report In
the oommi9ioners showing the amoant OF
poor tax collected 70 date, which amounts
70 e1,9lf. 10 per cent. q which epes 70 the
eeDee1os, leaving balance TO the county Of
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Look out for the Key.
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Go to The Bee Hive and hear the phonogral
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Theusanos psstitvte.

PHILAieLralA. Feb "a correspondent
Of The J, ess ieles1s5,hs from Grand Forks,
\. DAB. that there are bel seen $50 and
6oo5 destitute people IN what Is known IS
the Devils Lake territory in North Dakota.
Three times that number Of horses and cat
lie are on the verge Of sisl vztion, OF viii be
before spring. unless feed is promptly sup
plsed. The stock. while it may survive. will
De absolutely unit for farm work when the
seas,n opens.
This condition Of Affairs prevails IN seven
counties in the northern part OF the stale.
The people Of Benson. Pierce, Roletis' Bot
tinean. Towner, Ramsay and Nelson counties
are the principal sufferers. Cases OF desfi-
tuition are also reported from Mcintosh and
Eddy counties. While stock is Suffering IN
Mcintosh county. no case Of downright
starvation Of man. woman or Guild has Jet
been reported there. That there has hot
been Is owing to the prompt temporary re-
lief thus far afforded.
want ami suffering are not widespread
over North D4kote, a. has been enormously
published recently. Some counties adjoin-
ing the ones named have just closed = ear
of almost phenomenal prosperity. It Is
enough for one to know that food, clothing,
boots. shoes and fuel, and feed for stock are
Immediately requiered in seven counties,
and will be required for two months TO
come. or until next harvest time. These
afflicted people are mostly Americans and
Scandinavians.
The North Dakota Relief Agency here
in Grand Forks is the depot from which
supplies are forwarded to the destitute Peo-
pie. In compliance with resolution ofthe
North Dakota Legislature, Hon. d. 7.
Helgeson, Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor, opened the agency on January s.
Thus far two car loads Of provision and
clothing have been distributed. This morn
ing the Packers Association of Chicago
notified Commissioner Hegelson that two
car loads Of canned meats and other pro-
visions valued at 81 500 were on the way
The entire population of the counties
where Ills desfitution prevails is about 2i,-
0OO Mr. helgeson made a statement IN
which be states that iheee counties were on
ly settled two OF three years ago by poor
people. The crops OF 1887 were good, those
of lsss were not entirely failure, but they
staked everything on the crop of 1889 and
lost The crops Of last year were ruined by
frost in August. and by the drouth which
followed. lie denies the report which has
been recently circulated to the Effect that
North Oak ia Is practically bankrupt, and
submits figures to substantiate his statement.
/ Toe State cannot borrow without a long and
tedious process involving both Houses Of
4 the Legislature.
Donations of any kind should be sent TO
/ Commissioner Helgeson.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-19

The Tribune Almanac for 1890 contains
the official returns from every State which
voted in 1899 Tue Almanac also contains
the thousand and one items of public and
statistical information, relative TO the Gov
ernmeni, its revenues. trade. immigration,
debt, specie, new laws, etc, etc. which must
BE- referred to by nearly every citizen, every
year, to answer questions that come up in
the popular mind The party platforms in
the campaigns, a list Of the new Congress,
showing the Republican majority, and
wide variety of other interesting contents
will be found in this excellent year book.
Some Of the special contents are Public Debt,
Pensions, Currency, Coinage, Revenue and
Foreign Trade Statements; important politi-
cal legislation in Congress and in the various
States in 1889; the New Navy. complete
and valuable statement; Apportionment Of
Congressman President Harrison's Inaugu-
raj Address in full; a list of Governors, with
their salaries; records Of 1889 in every de-
partmeut of Open Air Sports; Immigration
etc, ETC., etc. The Tribune has made new
departure by including its Almanac in its
new monthly Library of Tribune Extras. ''
each number ofwhich is 95 cents copy, the
series for year being 81
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breaches while Asleep.

COLUMBIA, Feb. 7.-0n The plantation of
Mr.. Hillery, in E eieldcouniy, there lives
a negro who is puzzling all the people in
thar section. Every night about half an
hour after he goes to bed be enters into what
appears TO be a trance, aud breaches ser
mon He is quite iliterate, but without
book and with his eyes closed, he takes a
text which by reference to the Bible is found
TO be correct in chapter, verse and wording.
When in this state he is entirely oblivious Of
any and everything that may be going on
around him, and physician who has exam
ined him says his arm could be taken of
when these spells are on him and be would
not know il. In these trance sermons he
uses better language than be does in ordina-
~ conversation. and some nights he preach
es two sermons. Rev. b. N. Grees, prom
inent Methodist minister, vouches for the
truth Of the story, having recently seen the
man and heard him preach.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran Church at Somerset, having lost
one Of its most valuable members by the
death of Mrs Jonathan Boyts, it is therefore
ordered that the following minute be en-
tered
Although Of an advanced age and in feeble
health, Sister Boyts was regular in attend
ance when not kept away hy sickness, faith
ful in Mission work, zea.ons for the spread
of the Gospel, and earnest in all her work.
Her presence and influence will be missed
at our meetings, and while We sympathize
with the bereft husband and children, we
share withthem the afiiiciion and loss.
COMMITTEE.
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Embarrassing.

Merchant traveller" Did you use your
French while in Paris ?" asked young
woman ofa friend who had just returned
from a European tour"
"once rtwice-but it was embsrrass-
ing"
Why"
"We nearly ALWAYS had TO tell in Eng
lish what We wanted before We could get
any one to understand us.
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On the Slightest Sign

Ofanyihlng wrong with the Kidneys
OF Bladder, recourse should at once be
had to DIR. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,
of Rondout, \. Y. Neglect may lay the
foundation for painful difficulties. The
Favorite Remedy has completely cured
cases of Stone in the Bladder, from which
relief had been vainly sought. Where
there is a tendency to Rheumatic Gout,
speedy relief invariably follows its use.
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Mr.. stanley's Personal Narrative.

The interesting fact is announced by
Messrs Charles Scribner's Sons that they
have acquired from Mr.. Henry NJ. Stanley
all the American ri yhts for his personal mar
rative of the expedition for the relief Of
Emin Pasha. Prior to the appearance OF
the complete work, Seri6aer's Kdgdsine will
publish an article upon his last journey, by
Mr.. Stanley. 1t will be illustrated, and is as
important a contribution as any that has
ever appeared in an American Magazine.
Readers may have noticed that Mr.. Her
bert Ward. who was one Of SANKEY'S officers,
makes no mention of the expedition in the
article recouuting bis experiences upon the
Congo. which appears in Scribner's for Feb
rusry, the fact being that Mr.. Stanley has
reserved the sole right TO describe this most
remarkable ofall bis African undertakings.
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and ro-Morrow Night.

And each day and night during this week
You can get at all druggists Keinp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs. acknowledged to
be the most successful remedy ever sold for
the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
Whooping Cough, Asthma. snd Consump-
tion. Get bottle to day, aud keep it al
ways in the house. 50 you can check your
cold at once. Price SO cents and 81 Sample
ho''ies free
Philadelphia woke up after hundred
years slumber snd voted against reyis-
ing the Presbyterian confession.
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Interested People.

Advertising patent medicine in the pc
culiar way in which the proprietor Of kemP's
Balsam, for Coughs and Colds does il is n
deed wonderful He authorizes all druggists
to give those who cali for it sample bottle
Free that they may try it before purchasing.
The large bottles are 50 cents and 81. We
certainIywould advise trial, 1t may save
you from consumption.
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The Great American Chorus.

Sneezing, snuffiing and coughing This
Is the music ali over the land just now.
" I've got such cold in my head Cuie
it with Ely's Cream Balm, or it may end
in the toughest form Of catarrh. Maybe
you have catarrh now. Nothing is more
nauseous and dreadful. This remedy mas
ters it as no other ever did. Not snuff
nor liquid. Pleasant, certain, radical.
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I'M
We the undersigned Auditors Of the
A relating 20 Counties and Townships &c passed the
Of January
and after being duly did audit settle and adjust
sgeeaby
Of our Judgment und ability and the foregoing
ofidC with
d ho.ner Esq fhont" &e Of said county with
H. AcMiien Sheriff
ali for The ending Oh Jnuy 1880
J. Treasurer Of
n forty one ctnfs
-' -''
{ s. T..
GABRIEL isEALf
lsrsLi
chrk Aud dtors
beenT TNN s'''' '~a
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"John L. Sullivan wasn't elected to
Congress after all that talk about him,
was he ?" asked one Democrat of sDoth-
er. No." was the reply. It's pity.
too. Think how useful he would have
been in the fight against Reed
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coneump,Ion Surely Cured.

To THr EDIroR;-P Please inform Jour readers
that have positive remedy for the above named
disease. By its timely use thousands OF hopeless
cases have bern permanently cured. Ishall be glad
TO send two bottles Of my remedy FREE 10 any Of
your readers who have consumption II they viii
send me their Express and P. o. address. Respect
fully, ia. sL0CUM. NJ. O.. Isl Pearl ST.. n. \.
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Experience of Lady Mission
ary.

Miss Emeline c. Hanna, missionary
for First Baptist church, Troy, n. T.,
says: 81 am glad to state that DIR. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, Of Ron
dout, n Y, cured me Of Catsrrh of the
Bladder, Kidney trouble and Constipa-
ton. would add that always used
the Favorite Remedy with The consent
Of my physician.
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Purely Vegetable !
Perfectly Harmless !
UEEQUALED as A LIVER PILL.

Smallest, Cheapest. Easiest 90 take.
One tiuy- cugiu-cOated Pellet a dose Cures
sick Headache. Bilions Headache Constipa-
ton Indigestion, Billions Attacks. and ali de-
Engagements 81 the stomach and Boveix
= cents q vial. by druggists.
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4 OUTSTANDING COUNTY, SPECIAL AND STATE TAXES
of Somere County Pennsy yana the 9th day of Janu
A. d. 1880 due and owing by the Collectors of the different
borough aud townships in said County, follows:
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chic,eo has an original idea about the
care Of pnblio school pupils, Il is proposed
to engage matrnn for esery school build
ing. whose duty 1, shall he TO look after The
physical well being Of scholar. The teacher
who attends closely 10 her task of filling up
Inc minds Of her pupils with Information
has little or no time 10 inquire whether or
not they have wet feet, damp or insufficient
clothing. or cl anly habits. Children with
frail bodies and consunptives. tendency are
as likely as not to be seated next to win
dows or doors where cruel drafts send them
into fatal iilnesses and. well or ILL., the
teacher has no option but to enforce upon
them the tasks and lessons OF the day It
is as necessary that the youth ofthe land
should have sound bodies ~ that they
should have sound minds. Indeed, the one
is the necessary foundation for the other.
A kindly, motheriy, middle aged matron,
with duties here hinted a., would be a
splendid addition to the common school sys-
tenn This Chicago idea is good one and
can find objection only on the score ofex-
pense for which there would be ample
recompense in resulting benefits Nee York
Press.
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A tableware trust is TO he formed.
Trust the servant girl to break 1.-THE Ia
bleware, we mean.
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Local Institutes.

The following is cory Of the proceed
ings Of the Teachers Institute beld IN
Berlin. February eth and S,h 1890.
FRIDAY EvIS.so SESSION.
Music.
Essay--"Habst in the School room, -
Miss Loliie Krissinger.
Address--@ Mistakes concerning educa-
tation," Rev. C. B. Gruver.
.Recitations by pupils of the Berlin
schools.
Vocal Solos, Miss Clara Menges anl
Miss Cora Brallier.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Music.
Devotional Exercises, Rev ]. H. Knep.
per.
Organization.
President, S. D. Elrick Vice President
5. S. Forney; Secretary, Miss Maggie
Kneppe-.
Mr.. Ed. S. Frease was appointed Query
manager.
Discussion, Mental Arithmetic, s. S.
Forney, Rev. A. r. Kremer, Prof. j. NJ.
Berkey.
Glass Drill in Primary Reading, Miss
Ida K. Plotts.
Queries we're discussed by S. s Forney,
Prof. Berkey, E. S. Frease, and 5. d.
Elrick.
A talk ON orthography by Prof J. NJ.
Berkey.
Primary Work, Miss Druse Brubaker.
Music. Adjournment
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Music.
Essay, Delivery Of composition" Miss
Sadie Moore.
Discussion, What are the evidences Of
good school? Opened by w. R. Stahl.
Queries.
Recitation, Education" Z. S. Forney
Discussion. Cooperation in school work
Opened by E. S. Frease, followed by Rsv-
A. R. Kremer, and Prof J. N. Berksy. :
Vocal Solo, Miss Ida T. Plotts
Recitation, "Emmett's yindication,"
Miss Flora Turner.
Should the teacher be guided by Pub
lie Opinion, Prof j. c. Speicher
For what purpose should teachers read
standard works on teaching ? c. Heckle.
Concluding remarks, Prof Berkey, Rev.
Kremer, Rev. Knepper.
Vocal Solo, Howard johnson.
Adjournment.
The SATURDAY evening session consisted
Of a lecture by John r. Clark, entitled
ITO and Fro in London" which was very
entertaining and, We think appreciated
by all who heard it.
Program Of joint Institute to be held
at Bethel March Is, 1890.
FORENOON Session.
Organization.
Glass Drill in Primary Arithmetic, II.
d. Naugle
Infnitives and Particip,es, s Shelter
School Punishment, J. J. Stahl.
How to spend Friday afternoon, NJ. f,
Berkey.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Culture of0bservation. w. A. Weaver
Glass Drill in Phonics, David Berkey
Winds and Ocean Currents, II. w
Alenges.
Attendance, Z l. Border
School Ethics, c. L. Spencer
Classification Of Schools, II. A. Walker
EVENING SESSION.
Grafton, C. F. King
School Apparatus, Z. L. Swank.
Attention, H. F. Host.
A Teachers Library, Sidney Holsopple
Should the two schools at Bethel be
united to form graded school, NJ. NJ
Thomas.
Essays, A. L. Yoder, Ira Baer.
Reading, S. J. Fit, w. J. Stevannus.
Eecitations, John Phillippi, Mahlon
Meyers.
The Superintendent will likely be with
us. All persons interested in school work
are invited to attend. Committee.
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and per
4
We the undersigned Commissioners County in conformity
ofsaidCo
The 1883 be pub and hereby certify t the above
the Outstanding sand
Commissioner,
Attest t. w.
A. J. Hu Clerk Commits asiouers
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EPORT OF THE COUNTY AUDITORS
ROF SOMERSET COUNTY, PENNA.

Rsces and Expenditures Somerset County, Pa from the Fs' MONDAY
January. 1888 10 the First Monday Of January 1870.
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RECEIPTS-DR.

Taxes Received from Collectors of State and County Rates Tor Inc
years 1855. 1887, 1888 and 1882.
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EORGEJ J. BLACK ETs Treasurer of Somerset County, Ia
II IN Ac. cunt with the County Of Somerset;
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al have Used ts7o bottles of your raine's
Celery COMPOUND. oHd ft has given entire sat
tsfacfion ~ an appetizer and uifod puI1iier.
r L. BERSxi., Natertovn, Dakota
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PuriHes the Blood.

Full accounts ef wonderful cures made lsv
Paiues celery compound afirr etler nletictnts
and he hest physicians had failed. sent iree.
There's nothing Ike IT,
sl.eo. SIX for $500. Druggists
Wells, RICHARDSON Co, burlington. yt.