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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Tive Women kin a near.

ROderick Mcdonald, who lives Ia
one of the remote parts of a settlement
at Molus river, Maine, was absent from
home a few nights ago, having left his
wife and sister as the sole defenders of
his household. just at dusk the wo-
men, who were busy about their house
hold duties, were suddenly attracted
by believing among the cattle in the
barnyard.
Without the slightest hesitation the
women armed themselves with the
only weapons on hand-an ak and a
pitchfork-and sailed forth. Only a
few steps had been traversed before
they saw an enormous black bear that
stood aggressively awaiting them. At
either side of him lay an OK, which
had fallen under his heavy blows,
while the rest of the cattle were hud-
died closely in one corner of the yard
believing piteously in their fright.
Mrs. Mcdonald. excited at the sight of
the dead animals, rushed at the bear
with pitchfork. thrusting it deep in
to his neck. A roar of mingled rage
and pain followed, and, with a sweep
of his paw, he struck the weapon from
her hands. The other woman struck
at the bear with the ak. disabling one
of his forward legs. Mrs. Mcdonald
ran for her pitchfork, recovered it, and
the plucky women then went at bruin
hammer and tongs. Mrs. Mcdonald
wounded him with the pitchfork in
front, while her companion did deadly
execution with the AK from behind
The battle was short and sharp, anG
the bear was dead in few moments,
He was very large and old. The wo-
men had their clothes badly torn, but
beyond few scratches and the fright
suffered no injury.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Troublesome Journey TO n
Friend.

Two Charlotte ladies' were on tho
way to visit relative who liyes al
miles from the city, when they snw
IN on white woman and two oirls
nobbilng along in the rond Ono IS,
Lne girls was almost blind nnd ,,,n
other was oncrutches. The lodies -
slteG the crippled girl TO ride in tbnir
carnage to the turn OF the FOND i,
ana she accepted. Along thewov tba
a.s learned quite am interest; S"r
history Of the trio. They were I r,.o,g
LIMOS and had walked every mia -
inc why from that state. Tbcy' , ,"ora
o ,9id Tor Lincoln county. n q ~ ~
VISIT relative there Tbev , ~, ~
Always spend the night nj H. I,,,''l
~ negroes, as they had hoard ' ,t's
w. me negroesln this section woro 49, s',a.
man thewhites. They pot ,n,,,, ue.te y
eiegglngolong the road. Thee r w. ~
ron, ron. sig to ten miles n dav ,naue
z ew weeks with their Lincoln r n,,tt :
lheyexnect 60 trump back /" I rra,,so
Norfolk Landmark. = '"'no's'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Forgot His sweethearts' Name

Rather a singular thing occurred
at the county clerks Office dry or
SO ago. A young fellow came in and
got o license to marry n young dam.
gel and departed after going through
the necessary preliminaries. He had
been gone about an hour or so when
he returned in great haste and con.
fusion and said lie had made n mis-.
take in the name and was thinking
Of another girl at the time he got tito
license. Their first names wore the
same, but their last names were mn.
like as they could be. The name WINS
corrected and the absent minded
swain departed.-Des Moines leader
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
CURRENT NONSENSE

II is sud fate for the selt,,.,.
man TO be tied for life TO a t.0.'
made girl,
There's q silver lining 10 ,,...
cloud, but there wouldn't X IL.
New York aldermen ever eos
heaven,
"What did hubby do Win.
wiley was away?" asked the A..
creature ON her return. II Ma,
solitaire nearly every eyenins y
replied, sheepishly. "Who gm~
was the next query, in tone q n.
suspicion.
Little Oracle had been very uau,.,.
about something. and her mo,,.
told her she might take her al.
between being put 20 bed Ia The 4,
time or being spanked Grace tbor,g.
IA minute and then replied: sllsd's.
Is awful, but spanking is woms
Mamma" said a little Ella !,
they dragged along in the rain Il,
out an umbrella, how old Is q,
Greely2' "Old enough 70 kpov
ter, snapped the mother a.
thought OF the weather p,aS
tions in the morning papers.
Tenant-"Landlord. our IA.
wall one side has sprung out atc,i|
ten ieet. LandIoFd-"Make us
self easy. Although Il prolss,
renders the house that much lm.
do not fear, | viii not raise ths -,
on you Philadelphia Times
Mrs. Cumso lwhen her nsw bcsst
came homel Why. actually. 1,
bird on this bonnet hasn't any
Cumso~"The bin was too lary !,
go on the bonnet. Il will eors -
arutsly in a whFelhnrF0W abos, Z
first % tho month.
Mrs Auger-''i hear they are nis
ing IA door with i've ksYh0,s n
will b. easier 10 unlock. Yoa d
iind il IS hen you come hone ~ II
night " Mr. Anger Rubbish. Va
Z come home late one ksyh0is s
about all care To find"
Among some old papers sai1s
TeIns jnil for the enteFtaiumsus q
the inmates wins the election arllr
81 ono oi the local cnndida,ss. 0v
81 the prisoners. Who has lssn "a "a
Tor Over u wear. looked 40 itauanS
Look here. boys. this u NOS hins.
Ell Tor us. II il addressed 10 IL
people az large, That dDn't mi
NJ
1T Is a queer world. slgllsslsaa
Think so7' said Smith. 4 sMt
think 80. / know Il Is so Whs
was going slowly np hill and fnsg
the wny wns difficult md nv tu'aa
heavy. nobody gave me tbs slgh,,s
assistance. but noE when amEcss
down bill every body seems wilisg >
give mo a push.
Willie" said bis father. ashssral
home NJ night. "have you tsss
good bow did You nsk mamna
! said Willie, doubtiully. "DOnt .
know" inquired the father. DDS
It's this way" cxplninesl N4A
Mas ideas and mius diiseg y
what il bglng bad, mud I don't 40
! to go back on anything she rg'i
. sos"
Ellie to Mrs. Isslwenthsr. vhetz
Just been speaking Of Mr.. B.l-bF
' Mrs. Belwca,her. I though q
: hadn't my husbnnh7 Mrs. B-Ris
: 81 course have. Ellie. 10 yca rsll
! to say that you don't know w e
weather. Etiie Yes. but didhiss2
pose be WINS your husband. shosa
you hadn't my. Papa said ypsnn
ried for money, and that vas ~ I
got,
Hsr voice was harsh and sl's ~
oil day, Till her husband vas us'
ns ono may say; From mon
night II wus chin. chin. chin, y
people who couldn't help bearing 4 7,
> din Knew we'll thnt the man 81
cross To bcnr. And be cried q i
depth OF bis wild despair, II velo,'ss
y I've loved her through good OBJ .
And with oil her faults ] love :
atiIt y
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

American Millionaire Tin Paris,
proudly)-"My daughter is being
waited upon by duke
Old Traveller Well, dukes make
excellent walters. There are several OF
them in our restaurant, too"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
The Country Girl.

A country girl always has an idea
that the advantages OF the city girl are
not hers-that she suffers from lack
of something -she doesn't exactly
know what. She is convinced that the
girl in the city avails herself Of every
opportunity to look at fine pictures
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Costly Merchandise.

Mrs. De Lace-"This paper says
that every pound of ivory in market
represents human life."
Mr.. De L.-''That's almost as bad
as the whalebone industry"
Mrs. De LIS whale fishing so
very dangerousP"
Mr.. De L.-''No, that is safe enough,
but think Of the women the whale
ones kill. "--Neto York Weekly.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
FOR THE LADIES.
A VERY RICH WID0W-WHAT A LADY
SHOULD NOT DO.

Tho Country Girl-Two Women XIII a
Bear-Rest-HIs First Experience
Pithy Points.
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FEILaS OF FASHION.
Skirts arc ntraight ind full.
Baaques arc growing longer.

Baalies aro growing longer.
Bangs are now cut very short.
Golden hair has long been left to &c
trcssea. Ana
The newest bonnet Is a largo black lac,
butterfly.
Both high and "guimpe'' waists are In
favor for children. l
The latest novelty in TITLES Is the per
Tuned pencil.
a soft WOODEN garment Is especially
comforting in hot weather.
Heavy mourning Is going out OF fash.
ion among English women.
There Is a ttosa paper In 1850 which OK.
actly matches Russia leather.
Pale lavender gloves stitchod with
black, arc much used for carriage wear.
Wear a veil when the wind blows il
you wish to preserve your complexion.
1t ID the fashion this summer to have
dresses cut to show 4 good deal OF neck.
A white challie, daintily dotted with
pink flowers, makes a very pretty morn
Ing gown.
A very good use for n pretty china cup
which has lost ito saucer Ia as receptacle
for 4 powder put.
II you arc to have but one parasol let
1t be asils one that you will not tire OF
before the summer Is over.
Gray, or, more strictly speaking, dove
color, cIaborately trimmed with white,
IL II iiTori,e combination for summer
gowns.
Tho reciar coat is made OF blue serge
and lined throughout with a bright col
ored silk, which is Seen on the turnover
collar. 1t is double-breas.ed and there
are two rows OF brass buttons down the
'front.'. -W-
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BAlTlMoRE, Nd. July Is. Wheat. wcs,crn
fhS!y NJ advances: No. . winter red spo, and
July, August aud September 0Ga0GIssc: december
?s114a99c. Corn, western unsettled; mixed spoi
49'tG; August soc. Oats active; western white
i,alsc: mixed i5ai1c. Bye quiet: choice 56aJsc,
Batter firm aud active. Eggs arm ut lie, Coffee
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Little Things to Remumbcr.

burned camphor will drive away mos
quitoes.
Roasted coffee 10 ona OF the most pow
criu! disiniecsants.
Lard may be made perfectly sweet by
boiling n pared potato in it.
Clstern water may be purified by
charcoal put in II bag and hung in the
water.
Salt will remove the stain from silver
caused by eggs when applied dry with a
soft cloth.
A tablespoonful Of turpantine boiled
with white clotheu will greatly aid the
whitening process.
Hot, dry f~ianuels applied TO tho face
and neck is n very effective remedy for
q jumping tootiache."
Fruit or rust stains on table linen or
other white cloths may be removed By
soaking in a weak solution OF oxalic
acid, #.I
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Health is Wealth

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nefs, Convnls!onu. Fills. Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache. Nervous, Prostitution caused by lie
Depression, Soi.enipg Of the Brain resulting III
insanity ard leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age. Darrcnuess, Loss OF
Powe. IN either sex, Involuntary Losses and
brain, Selt.abuSc or over. Indulgence. Each boz
contains one months treatment. 81 Il box,
or Six boxes Tor s. %, cent BY mai prepaid on
receipt OF price. GUARANTEE SIX EOXES
70 cure any case. With each order received by
US Tor six boxes. accompanied with IS %, VIC
will send the purchaser II written %guAnntec
10 refund the money Il the treatment docs no.
effect r ca.e. Guarantees Issued only b. Nc.
LAIN BRoTIIESS, Druggists, soie Agents, Nc.
Lain Block, cor. Market and Twelfth streets
Wheeling. ". Va. Ssea5r Trhatw
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The celebrated colored Jockey Isaac
Murphy has Il passionate craze for II close
finish that has given more than one Of
his hackers the hea.tacke., Once upon O
time it gave LUCKY" Baldwin, his en-.
ptoyer, an ache OF another sort. Two
years ago Baldwin's horse Volante was
to run onc day at Saratoga, and Baldwin,
calling Murphy up to the grand stand,
said: ~
"Now, look here, Murphy, l don't
want any monkeyiag abon. this race
none Of your sensational finishes. You
just cut the old horse loose and send bin
along from tho iall OF the flag TO the fin.
ish: I've got a lot Of money on this race
and don't want to be worried aboutt the
result.
Murphy showed his white teeth in a
smile OF acauiescence, and then, in u
low tone, informed the ladies in Bald
wins party that he would make the
old man faint away" When the tIag
fell Murphy pulled Volante back to
fourth place. and held him steady
around the first turn; down the buck
stretch the leaders flew; witt, Murphy
trailing along on Volante US though he
was cut for a pleasure ride. Baldwin
began to kick, und bit Off a big chunk
OF tobacco and began to chew at a tre-
mendous rate. AS the horses rounded
the lower turn and entered the stretch,
Murphy began moving up inch by inc b,
but it seemed an impossibiIity for him to
reach the leaders, but he did, and one
by II they surrendered until within
one hundred feet Of the wire Volante
had disposed OF all but one. Then with
q magnificent exhibition OF horseman-
ship Murphy fairly lifted his mount up
to even serms, aud in the last bound
landed Volantea winner by a nose, or
as the sporting fraternity term it, "by an
eye.!ash.' Before the jockeys dismount.
ed Baldwin turned to d member of the
party and eaid: George, l wish you
would get these Eolante tickets cRshed
and bring the money down 10 the hotel
Tor me. I'm going home righ. away
don't feel well. Some fellow swallowed
n chew OF tobacco which I had in my
mouth when that black devil made that
close finish"
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Tried RemudY for lSiiinusueSf.

Those who suffer from disorder or ~inaction OF
the liver viii never get the upper hand OF the
unrply organs so long as they use such irrational
remedies as blue pills, calomelaad podophylllu.
But from the tried and popular medicine. Hos
letters Stomach BIi'crs. they may expect relief
with n certainty Of obtaining II. The influence
Of tho Bitters upon the great hillary gland Il
direct. powerful end sneedily ;elt. The relief
a"otdea ls no. srasmoaic. tut complete and per
pcarnncc Of the tongue, indigestion, costivencss,
healechc. nausea. palms through the risht s.dY
and sboHlteF, 10 LAP: grey aeeampan!ment o.
lno obstinate conpla!nt are entirely and
promptly, removed By II conrse OF this incstii in.
constantly emapa!iag from every quarter, and
from all ciay.es ni society,
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lIyS Stnrk

CHICAGO, July 2s.-Cattle-Receipts 1850
bend: shipments Goo head; market active and
higher; oceves 81 bAli 50; steers s. 5oLi IS; stock.
eis nnu feeders S.2yl3 ~: COWS, bulls md mixed
y lla3 3o; Texans 81 75aS 80; western rangers
y 4oas IS: Hogs-lteceip,s 81 500 head; shin.
nenis $500 bead: market active anl h!she,;
skips :. 5Gl3 10. Sheep Roccipts 1000 head:
shipments ?,&9 head; market dull and lower:
NATIVES " 7ta5 80; western 81 0Cai 60; Texans s. d
III 80; lambs 81 15a5 50.
EAST LIBERTY, PA. Observation-Disclosures,
~ head; shipnentsI III heal: market, slow
thade OF from last weeks prices. Hogs--Rc.
clpts 5,lyo head; shipments 400 head; market
opened Urn, closed STOW: hes, Workers and INC,
81 coal 10. sheep-Kcceipts 1000 head: shin.
from lass weeks prices.
clSciS$ATI. O., July "s-Ilogs stronger; com.
mon and light = 75al IL: packin. and butcher,
- .9aa "; receipts 3,7l5 head; shipments 9i(
I u $40. .|.| ..H-.. -#.
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Republican State Convention,

y ls ordered iba. y ConYeni!o Of the Slate
be held In the city OF mGrlihAbnrg, on Wednns.
day, the 2Oth day q Au.ngt, 1891, nj 10 o'clock
a. M, 10 nominate a candid. ats Tor Judge oil the
election To be held On The lth day OF NoyemGcr
next, httt 10 transact such other business as NAV
properly come tciOru said convention. zach
county Is entitled 10 send 10 said convention
one delegate for each ono hundred votes or
Traction cxcccdiuH NIFTY votes, cast for the Re.
]~hi0lican candidate for Governor IN 1855.
by order OF tho State Central Committee.
iyEl D1w, u. ". ATKINSON, Secretary.
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Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured SC
many coughs and colds in this commu.
nifty. It's remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some
friend who has used it what he thinks
OF kemp's Balsam. There is no medi.
cine 80 pure, none go effective. Large
bottles 5oc and 81 at all druggists. Daw2
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Err DELLAlkE

f.l =
Leave Wheeling, Daily Trip. iy:yimc-sao.
Leave Wheeling Sundays, City Time.x.m
l0:O and 1900 4. M: 300. 400, 500 n. m wv
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Vienna, Berlin, Paris and London, and,
In fact, NIL over Europe, everybody 10
whistliDg "The Dudes March, With.
In n short time everybody will DO whist.
ling II In the streets OF MI tue cities OF
America. "The Dude's March," the
first successful! effort Of q young Austrian
composer named J.. +. W~agner--no re.
fa.ion TO the other Wagncr-wiii DO
more heard In the streets OF our cities
and III our d%mwingrooms than 1.-THE
Bonlanger March" "Little Annie Room.
ey," or "Listen TO Ny Tale OF Woe"
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WHEELING ISLAND,

oils
Three room franc fouss on South Huron
street. pantry and cellar. lot Stsl2O feet. a bar
gain for =.
No. 80 Zane St, 10 roou:s, lot iSxfeo feet, s6,d8a.
Five rGoned fraute honsc, northeast corner
Maryland and North York streets.
No. 1877 South Broadway, ! TcOmcd frame.
SIX rooHett frame hoaseon North Front street.
Nc. Il Sew Jcr>cy street. 1 roomed frame house.
Three frame houses southwest corner Zane
and Broadway streets.
No. ~ Maryland street, : rooms. lot foSl3D.
Fine lot on North Front f. 5OSlI3 ieet, 81 LOO.
No. i2i south broadway. lot 9oxl20 teet,
Lots on South Pena street. below Fink street.
Lots on South Elm street, below Fink sL.cct.
- ALSO
No. 2Sl7 Eo0 ST., 8 rooms, stable In rear, Sl,GG0
No. CIT Main stIeet, $ looms. brick. L0tk at
1t, St,5dt.
b.. No. $50 Twelfth street, !rac,e, lot t0xic0 feet.
No. l2l0 Byron street, brick, d rooms.
No. ~ Eleventh street, brick, G rooms.
No. ?93 ChHnlinc st., i rooms aud Htoreroom.
Nos. IT, and 1927 Sixteenth street. lot o9xl2O
Lot Oh National road, ncAr st. bellevue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-29

NEW fohK. July %a.-pe;roleum continues
t}all. /. 0reied stea&y with SPOT at S,5S0 auG
August option Ut So1sc, The movement durlnt
The day. was insignificant aud at the close wa!
dull With spot oil at ss1Tc and August option Al
s9o. slocs Exchanxe. openil L ssHc. highest G9c
closing and lowcstasMe. Sales 73,Uu0 barrels.
OIL CITY. Pa, July 2S.-opcued Mt s9Ac:
ances 2s,o01 barrels; charters 99,5it barrels
shipment's 1881 %bstSells; sunss2'tt9 barrels.
P;y1sauR4ii, Pa, July 2S.-Pctroleum dull
nothing doing: opened at 6JKc; closed u. s9lsc}
highest s9i!..c; lowest s9c.
hGADFoHn. Pa, July ~;2.e-opeaed mud hlsh,
S Ss1 W; closed AND lowest sS>sc; clearances 81,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-29

Af~ 30HH H8hE". . -IW-0-|
"The Dudes March," or aa 1t is entit-
led In the original German "Gigeri," is
tho latest European musical success.
Communications from gentlemen now
in Europe, and reports from others who
have recently returned, say that in
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ss!. 4heum, fever
sores, tastsY, ehappea hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruplions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. PRICE aa cents pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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TATUM,
70 l3lj Market streat
FOR SALE.

Paving observation-disclosures property southwest
corner Broadway and Zane streets, three dwell
Ing houses. Rents for about si5o pee year. Price
$500.
Property northeast corner OF Maryland ano
With ground enough for II third house. This
property IL In such IL location that will increase
very 5aPi, IN value. $3.50.
A hrstciGss double brick house. Always mas
first Class tenants. rents Tor SSt0, 9IAiG W Noltn
Huron street. Price Sl,SsD-
Blk rooned house 4! Kentucky street, sl.'Wi
Seven soolned dwelling, ZIG South Penn street
very desirable location, s3,Go:
Your !agt chance to buy Il first class buildihe
lot on South penn R,rnctE, 7iSl20.
Desirable building lots on North Huron stree
md In Gtichrist addition, South Penn sud suutl
Huron street.
c. O. SMITH.
Real Esta.e Agent and Broker.
i,os t2ki Market Street
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srurroAs-Mo!sturc; Intense itching and
It'nSlng; mort a. night: worse by scm,ch!ng.
bleed aud ~ulcera;e, becoming vesy Lofe.
swAYNE's OINTMENT stops the !.edlnS and bleed.
Ing. heals liberation, and in most cases 70
moves the tnmois. At1Iugsists. OF by mil, fol
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lilo Forgot.

DElroK Fro 1Ffs.S
speculator-Why, the boom in this
town is about oyer, sir. In your letter
to mo you said the place was on the
edge OF n great boom.
Real Estate Agent-That's all very
true, cir. I Just forgot to tell You which
| EDGE. ".
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Dcnth Rate md Mortality of Infants In

Jnpnn.
A correspondent OF the British Moli.
cal Journal says that the death rate OF tho
population Of tho whole Empire, as
gathered from the we'll edited reports Of
Mr.. N. Sensai, the able phiei OF the stat-
istical health bureau, is 1888 per 1909,
due to the low infant mortality. The
Japanese have the most tender affection
for their children; and all travellers are
agreed that next to the beauty OF the
scenery and the gentle and graceful
courtesy OF all classes OF the population,
ranks as among the most %pleasurable in
cidents OF soIonrn in japan the uni
versal love Of children and the amiable
saiety with which their pleasures are
studied.
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Metals,


New ToRE, July 9s--Pis iron strong. Cope,
nominal; like $!50o Lead dull and easier; 10
nestle 81 la11s. Tin duli; straits SO 70.
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipatiols. e5c. per box, s boxes tor 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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"Are there any minerals on this land
IN ARIZONA YOU are trying to cell 9"
asked the prospective purchaser. "Alin-
e~rals!' replied the agent, "why, q brass
mine has been opened, showing a four
foot vein Of solid metal."-Nep York
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sn,FoE CLuD RATES, or any further iniorms.
clearly stating your residence, with State, coun.
y, street and Number. Mote rapid return mail
delivery Will be assured by YOU cuclosiugfun.
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tcruai medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all eruplions on the face, hands. nose, &C.,
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. Ita
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
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