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Good for Nephi.

The following announcement j:
from the Provo Enquirer:
oMr. James H. Wallis has pur.
chased the entire plant Of the
Nephi Ensign. We congratulate
him pm his good fortune.
and ia l6ur opinion, the peo-
pie Of J uab COUNT RE no less fortu-
nate in the change. that has thereby
been effected. The Ensign will here
after be ably conducted, and the peo'
pie Of that county may rest perfect
ly satisfied OF that fact Its new pro
prIetor and editor has for nearly foul
years past been conspicuously iden-
tilted with this journal and during
that time, has discharged his arduous
duties with surprising skill and abil,
ity, for Il should be remembered
that Mr.. Wallis Is but a youth,
though OF matured experience"
From a personal acquaintance
with Mr.: Wallis we can endorse the
COMMUNICATIONS Of the Enquirer.
The presence Of Mr., Wallis in Nephi
and In control Of the Enstgu will be
n good thing for the material prog
ress Of "Little Chicago"
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have q friend in the>xhele world,
II they did,. those who were such
were afraid to arise, and
say q word in. opr behalf. Has
als one gotten tip at any time and
taken our part when we nave beet
In the midst Of suffering, privation
and tribulation? No, they seem to
be afraid to say good word. Then
let us do what we can to sustain and
encourage each other, and leave the
others severely alone.
President A. N. Cannon delivered
the closing remarks and urged upon
all to live lives Of purity and mani.
fest before God that we are His peo-
pie. The way 70 do this Is 10 glorify
His name In all things.
He announced that the Stake
Conference would commence on the
first Sunday In March, and that this
meeting would adjourn for one
month,
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An Answer to Taxpayer"

January, 29th, 1890. IF the
city fathers would adopt the
method carried out in the public
thoroughfares of England, the
difficulty could be easily solved.
How? say you. Simply infiict a
small fine on each householder,
who neglects 10 remove the snow
after snow storm during the night,
from his dwelling before l. O'Clock
Of the same day. Should il fall
during the day it must be removed
before 8 O'Clock pm
This would prevent boys from
making slides on the side walks
and endangering the lives and limbs
Of passengers which, to say the least
Of 1t is a disgrace to any civilized
community. The expense to the
city would be saved and the lives
and limbs of pedestrians would be
in much less danger.
Yours, alsoa TAX PAYER
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Juah Stake. Conference.

The quarterly conference oil the
Juab Stake Of Zion convened al
Nephi, January 18th and Goth.
There were present on the stand,
Apostles ] H Smith and Anthem H.
Lund Of the Twelve Apostles, the
Stake presidency, also Presidents
Canute Peterson, Of 5anpete Stake,
and A. o. Sm66t, Of 6tsh Stake.
Sunday morning was detoted to
the Sabbath school. An addition to
our Sacramental service OF four
pitchers and two plates had been
donated by few Of the-citizens, and
these were dedicated by Apostle A.
II. Lund.
AT 2 p. m. President Paxmsn
called the conference 10 order. The
meeting commenced with singing
and prayer, after which President
A. o. Smoot gave an address. He
spoke Of the great responsibility
resting upon those who have been
called TO administer in the Priest
hood in teaching the people, and
especially the'youth Of Israel. When
those who preside over the various
quorums are magnifying their
calling, then we may well bid
defiance to the powers OF
darkness. There should be no
doubling among us. Zion is planted
here to stay; but what chastisement
the Lord will inflict upon us l am
Rot prepared TO say, as We must be
tried in all things. All the crusades
against Zion have had n tendency
TO purify her, and when the dark
clouds shall have rolled away 1t
will be a glorious day for Zion-the
brightest that Israel has ever seen.
Zion is upward, and there is no
power brought against her that will
prosper. Her destiny Is decreed,
and the wrath Of man shall be made
TO praise God.
Apostle John Henry Smith said
that today is one Of tile greatest
days for Zion. No promise has
failed that was made 10 the
brethren in early times. Eve
~ day DEVELOPS some new
phase In the growth Of this
work, ana In spreading abroad the
truth of IL. When we open the
sacred records aud read the predic-
tons Of the servants Of God, we feel
led to say how could those men have
read so plainly the handwriting on
the wall? Many who have grown
up to manhood in these mountains
have engendered in their minds a
doubt In regard TO MormOnism; but
we need have little concern as 10
the work of our Father. believe 1t
is in the power Of the Saints to
break the shackles that our enemies
are trying TO place upon us,by keep
ing the commandments Of God. He
Is at the helm and offers US the way
by which we may avoid the shoals
and steer clear Of the snags which
are set before US.
The evening meeting was adj
dressed by President Canute Peter
son and Apostle a. III. Lund. The
subjects dwelt upon were the sui
cidal policy Of selling our land and
homesteads; the work for the dead;
and Church schools.
On Monday morning the Bishops
reported their wards. The majority
of the people, they stated, were
striving TO do tight.
Apostle a. III. Lund followed with
a discourse upon baptism for the
dead.
President A. o. Smoot said that
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Prize Money Received.

/ Today VIM. Gibby, Of Farmers
Wsrd, received from the publishers
Of the american 4gTfaaturist the
prize of $500 awarded for the largest
yield Of wheat to the acre IN the
United States. This year the
Agri5uitufist offers the same amount
for the best sisid 6f potatoes. Utah
shou,,1.. stand q good change for TAX
ing this prelsidm, for there \ no
better soil in the country for pota-
toes than exists n this Territoy.
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FRAGMENTS,

THE elderly lady who left some
orders OH the counter of Johnson.
Pratt & Co.'s drug store will please
call and getthem.
THERE was an enthusiastic ratifi-
catien meeting at the Eighth Ward
last evening. The speakers were
Aessrs. Spencer Clawson, John G.
Smith and S. a. Ksnner.
THE Scandinavians will hold n
ratification meeting in the Thir-
tenth Ward meeting house at 7:30
this evening. A cordial invitation
10 sil to be present.
THERE was a very large audience
at the Theatre this afternoon to wit.
ness the performance of the highly
successful play, cine Burglar, !. by
the Grismer-Davis Company.
THE second quorum of Elders.
comprising tsose living in the First
ana tenth Erards, will hold their
regular u.onthly meeting in the
i+nth Ward meeting house next
MONO ay evening at 1880 O'Clock.
SUIT has been commenced by
James Albion and wife against II.
Z. Hoffman, on the ground that the
latter, by misrepresentation, secured
contract from the former to sell
certain property for S3500, when the
aneSnt should have been S4225.
ELDER WN. NJ. PALMER. deliv-
cred lecture before the Young
MEMS and Young Ladies' Associa-
lions at South Cottonwood, last
evealng, on the subject Of infideli-
The lecture occupied two
sours in delivery, and was listened
TO with great attention.
ALL members Of the First Precinct
drum corps are requested 70 be at the
Exposition Building Monday even
ing at O'Clock sharp, for the pur,
pose of attending ratification meet.
Ings in the Second and Third wards
BY request of the Central Commit.
tee.
W +. WINKwoRTII, Major.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
kindergarten Methods, Etc; Dis.
cdssea.

The regular bi-weekly meeting o.
the County Teachers Association
convened at 1880 this morning in
the Thirteenth Ward schoolroom,
Pres. w. NJ. Stewart In the chair.
After prayer by D. NJ. Ross, The
minutes Of Dec. Z were read and
approved. By request Mr.. Derrick
made a few remarks on temper
ance, labor in which he has long
been engaged. He offered to give
free lectures in the various school
districts on the subject Of the hygi.
enic effects Of alcohol and tobacco.
Illustrating his. remarks with elab.
crate chaEf Prepared for the pur.
pos, and desired the cooperation of
the teachers. 1t was suggested that
he be given time at the next meet
Ing TO present his charts and a
synopsis Of his lecture TO the teach
ers. Referred to the programme
committee.
Superintendent Stewart announced
that several school bills had been in
troduced into the Legislature and
others would probably be presented
next week. He explained Come of
the leading features of them and
suggested that the teachers might be
able to get a hearing before the
committee on education II they de-
sired.
Miss Ella Neressst L Occurred on the
life and educational labors Of Fred
erick Fr9bel, narrating In an in
teresdng manner his somewhat
chequered career until he found his
true avocation-that Of teaching
and established his great system OF
kindergarten schools. Discussion
OF kindergarten methods followed.
A number Of Interesting questions
on educational topics wefe handed in
and various members called upon to
answer them. =
, The next 6eatafe Of the pro
grarttme was the regular drawing
lesson, after which the critics re-
port was rendered by G. NJ. Num-
ford, who had been appointed critic
for the day.
The following prcsrtnifie for the
next reguiat meeting was then
read,
i. Discussion. - Resolved, That
manual training should become a
part Of our public school system.
Prof. Mayo and Horace Cummings,
Affirmative and Prof. Collins and
J. b. Morton, negative,
End. Discussion. -Resolued, That
the Kindefgarten should be part
OF our public school system. Misses
Viccie Clayton and Drucie Hedger,
affirmative, and Miss Ada Faust
and Miss kerney, negative.
3. Drawing.-Critic, Mr.. Clark.
The meeting adjourned for two
weeks.
III. CUMMINGS. Sec,y.
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TEE LEGISLATURE.
HonsE.


J3nuaIy OIL.
HILL. concerning damage ant
cSst.ucsisn TO Highways: As amend
ed In the Council, ~sa considered
The House refused to concur a tn,
amendments, and a conference cgm
mittee, Hammond and Melville
were appointed. NJ
c. F. 10, jim relation TO county
and precinct officer, was considered
The rules were suspended Aid the
bill was passed, with someA Sigh
amendments. 81
G. f. IL, amending the reform
school law in q manner to provide
for the payment Of certain expenses,
passed to third reading.
II. F. IL, for taxing ,transitory
herds, was considered and made the
speeIst 6tdtf FOR Monday
HE. i3, requiring county record.
ers to report mortgages on record to
the assessors, came up on third read
ing.l
Pierce moved to strike out the
enacting clause, holding that the
ground covered by the bill was am.
ply covered by existing laws.
Reid explained that the bill would
accomplish what the present law
does not He held that money
loaned By a man In one county on
a mortgage fecofded In another
could not be taxed Under the pfacti-
cal operations Of the present law.
HAMMOND explained that the bill
did not change the ptese1t revenue
law at all, but merely provided for
placing needfuI Information in the
hands Of the assessors.
A general discussion followed and
the bill was referred to the judiciary
committee i"
H.F.I4, relating to costs In GRIM
inal cases appealed from justices
courts, was passed.
Alien moved that when the House
adjourn 1t be until 2 pm. Monday
Carried, -
Ferry and Porter were excused till
next Tuesday,
Robinson presented a claim OF
Sheriff Ball OF Beaver County for
attendapce cd the district court.
Committee on claims:
Adjourned:
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Broke From the Pen

Last evening two convicts. Klein
and McCarty, made their escape
from the penitentiary. Both were
serving terms for grand larceny.
Klein is the party who, when
he was in the Marshal's custody
awaiting the transfer 10 the
penitentiary, jumped out OF the
office window, and was making a
run down Main Street, W hen he was
caught by Policeman Barlow. Klein
and McCarty were made TRUSTEES,
and took their opportunity &c
get nway. This is one OF
the effects Of needing the re-
cent political grand jury report, and
making TRUSTEES Of two criminals
who are now at large, instead Of Sc
lectiDg men possessed Of honor.
Up 20 2 O'Clock this afternoon the
convicts had not been recaptured.
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THE Tlgress.'

The second performances Of thi,
strong attraction by the Grismer'
Davies troupe drew another large
audience, which very much en-.
joyed the entertainment.
Tonight the powerful drama,
"The World Against Her." will be
presented as the closing performance
Of the engagement Of this excellent
company, 1t twill no doubt draw q
good house: p. 49,.
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TO VOTERS.

HEADQUARTERS PEOPLES PARTY,
January 3lst, 1890.
Men who have received notices to
appear before the deputy registrars
to answer objections to Cheir right to
vote must appear in accordance
with the notices, or their names
will likely be stricAen from the list.
Z. :. RICHARDS,
Chairman.
Il. W. YorJNG,
SerrptarN
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Ratification Meetings
will be held as follows:

viii be held as follows:
MONDAY, FEB. 8.
In the Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Nineteenth, Twentieth and
Twelfth wards.
TUESDAY, FEB. 4.
In the Tenth, Twenty-second,
Twenty-first and Eleventh wards.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5.
In the Ninth, Fourteenth and
Seventh wards.
Candidates and other speakers will
be in attendance. o
Meetings will commence at 7:sO
p. m
BY order Of the centrabcommitee.
+. b. RICHARDS, Chairman.
r. w. Youre, Secretary.
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WHY continue the use Of irritating
powders, snuffs or hquidsS Ely's
cream Balm, pleasant OF apphca-
ton and a sure cure for catarrh and
colds in the head, can be had for
soc. II Is not a liquid or snuff
but lie easily applied into the
nostrils, is safe and Pheasant, and Is
curing the most obstinate cases. III
gives relief at once.
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Police Items.

John Mellan, for disturbing the
peace at the Theatre, was fined so
today.
For being drunk and profane, E,
g. Murphy was assessed SI2.50.
Timothy Flynn was fined S., Thos
McKelvit $40, and Joseph Murphy
$50, all for being drunk.
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Forfeited His Bonds.

Last summer, while Judge Zane
was out at Garfield Beach, bathing,
some one stole his watch. Ed. wertz
was arrested, and admitted his guilt.
He was afterwards indicted for
grand larceny, and released on $500
bail. When his case was called for
trial, he failed 10 answer, and his
bail was forfeited. Today the
amount OF the bond was paid by the
sureties. ST
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Augustbs-I don't think Dumley
Is 80 concerted afterail- He admit
ted to me the otirsr day that be
sometimes made q fool Of himself.
Henry-That's just like Dumley
taking credit for himself Of doing
occasionally what nature did, once
for all, In the beginning.-Hess
Shore, T.
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Forty Years Among the Indians
Is the title OF n highly interesting
work Of 400 pages which will shortly
be issued from the press. 1t con.
tains the thrilling experiences OF
Daniel w. Joner among the natives
Of this land, and exhibits many mar.
veloas pruvidences Of God in his be.
half.
Canvassing agents will visit short.
ly the different Wards and Stakes oil
zion DIFF
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Sunday School Union.

The officers and teachers of the
Sunday Schools Of this stake will
meet in the Fourteenth Ward
Assembly Hall on Monday evening
February 3rd, OF 7:30 O'Clock. An
excellent programme has been pre-
pared, a portion Of which will be
furnished 10y members Of the Elev-
enth Wand Sunday School. All
Sabbath School workers are cordially
lnvited
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

In view Of the Stake Conferences
being near at hand, it is expected
that the Stake clerks of the various
organizations win have their reports
ready by the 18th Of February.
Care should he taken to see thst
all reports are full and correct in
every particular.
JAMES ID. STIRLING,
Clerk of Stake
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The preprletors Of Ely's Cream
Balm do not claim IL 10 be cure
all. but q sure remedy for catarrh,
colds in the head and hay fever. II
is not a liquid or n snuff. but Is easily
applied into the nostrils. II gives
relief at once.
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For Fifteen DAYS.

In the Third District Court today
Eric Matson, for an attempt to break
into n house, was sentenced to If
teen days In the county jail
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EDITION
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Religious services oftEe ( Church of
s,sus Christ Of Isf.ef- day Saints viii
=. held IN tks Tabernacle tO-morrvw
.SqrSA,-; afternoon commencing at
.oStOck.
Home missionaries viii visit the
INV wards tomorrow.
In the city wards services are held
IN the various ward meeting houses
n the hours named;
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Go to SPENcK,, BywAIEK & Co,
opposise City Han, for Tin Roofing
Guttering, Spouting. Stoves and
Tinware, etc.
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Large Bars Soap for IS cents.
Saponifier Lye, IL cans for Sl.OO.
Splendid Teas, l2ic. Package.
Q Id. Cans Marrowfat Peas and
Coru,IOc. Peonle's EQUITABLE Coop.
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Hirschman's Dissolution Sale stu
continues At 1Oo s. Main ST. Big
reduction on al grAdes OF Shoes
Don't fail TO attend H. Mail ORDER
promptly attended to.
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sHIIoH's VITALIzER Is what you
need for consumption, loss Of Ape.
lite, dizziness, and all symptoms oil
dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70 cents
per bottle.
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Full Cream Cheese Mt l2ic ID
Best Raisins at fac. u.
Ponies Equitable Coop.
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Rooms & ., No. IS East, Second
South Street. Money loaned on
farm and city property. Give US n
call. We have plenty OF ,loney for
good loans. dim
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No Safer Remedy can be had for
coughs and colds, or any trouble oi
the throat, than "Brovn's Bronchsds
Troehes." Price % cents. Sold only
In koNes
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sMARR1Aohs.

AsHwoEIH- BkssKrI.-In this city. Tues
day, January 5. $50. by bishop Joseph
warburson. Mr.. Thsnas 6. Ashvorth 70
riiss Rubr B psssest i-a
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SHILoH's CoUGH and consump
ton cure is sold by us on a guaran
tee. 1t cures consumption.
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rir,, rIr.iEH.s rireiIl

CRISMON-SCARFF Co.e Drug
gists, are manufacturing Red fire
for Street Parades. They have the
largest stock ever brought 70 THIS
city. Enough for all to paint the
town. Every person interested In
the Election should have some. They
are also manufacturing Red FIRE
Candle, put up in tin cups, suitable
for paraders' USE; every parader
should have one. Only Fifty Cent?
each. Be sure and send your order
to Crismon Scarf Company, The
Druggists, so z. First South Street.
Pears Soap is the most elegant
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The Best Quality Of Rock Springs
Coal delivered promptly, In any
quantity. Order now from Rock
Springs Coal Co. Office in Godbe
Pitts Drug Store. Al. HILLS, hgt.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 50 osnts.
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Meetings convene in the country
v ards rs follows

Services in foreign languages are
conducted as follows:
Scandinavian, Social Hail. 10 N.
t,eralva (cs.Y Hal. 10 a. N
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The Rock Springs Coal Col
Once, corner Main and lst South,
In 0odte, Pitts Drug Store.
dH. Al. HILLS, ACT.
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Hams Made Wool Hose.

Mems Suits from sa.T5, Boys Suit
from 81 50. Peoples EquiiableCo-op
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Our Muslin Underwear Sale win
nat take place until the middle Of
February; II will pay the Ladies to
walt for Il. F. AUERBAcH & BRO.
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The fvor HIS - health, happy
homes and lio-pitality-fostered by
Angostura Bitiers. Sole Manufactur
ers DR.. ]. G. Il. Siegert and Sons.
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SHrLoH's CATARRH RE1fEDY-a
positivecure for Catarrh, Diphtheria
and Canher Mouth. 3
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For lame t-eh, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Piasser. Price %
cents.
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Utah Real Estate and Invest
ments. G.. L. MAINLAND, Agent,
POI s. Main ST., Salt Lake City. dt
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Childs.', l2ic. pair, worth spe.
Misses, 9nc. " A" 4Oc.
Ladies', CSC. 9. soc.
people's Equitable Coop.
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WOOL BATS

Just received at
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO,
No. 50 East Temple st.
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oxder Department.

GROUP, wHooPISG CoUGH and
Bronchitis are Immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure. 2
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OEder Department.
The NEWS can now be had every
evening, at Sis PM, at the new,
stand Of the Union Depot, or at the
Ogden News depot, 33l Twenty
fourth Street, n few doors east Of the
Post Office; also from Dalton, Nye
& Cannon, Main Street, or 1t viii be
delivered at your residence the same
evening by applying to Mr.. Scott
Anderson, NEWS agent In Ogden
City.
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81 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

MRS wNsLow's SOOTHING srRrP
.hcald .iwlys be used for children teeth
ing. II soothes the chill !. softens the gums.
niIzys al PAIN, cures wind colo. and 10 the
hcsf remedy for d,arrhGe- Treaty. ave
cents 4 bottle. decd wiz
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Pears soap secures n beautiful
complexion
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CARPET REMNANT SALE
az NJ Dinwoodey's for a few
days Only, at half price.
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SHILoH's CURE will immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough
and Bronchitis-
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Pears Soap is the most elegant
toilet adjunct.