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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-03

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipations. 25c. per box, boxes for 81
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DIV
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The Huntington Evening Times tells
about. seventy.fve travelling men stop.
ping over Sunday in that city SO they
could take their girls to church. The
Lincoln Citizen comments: It was no
doubt picnic for the drummers and
girls but it was pretty hard on the
seventy.hve families who had to do
without their accustomed Sunday din
ner on account OF the absence Of the
thelp.n ~. - .El-. Z. -. -, :,
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For Ront.
F0R RENT,

FOR RENT,
posiie Mountain Lake Park. Flee from EII ~
strictions. laige, airy rooms, nicely mruI,hri
Beautiful grounds 1.-THE place" 10 spcnd iss
summer. For terms. &C., apply to 'NV
GEO. J. MATiIlSON.
Money 10 Loan. MIN
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Wanted.
Proposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Scaled proposals will be received NJ N, mi,
Of the Clerk Of the County Court Si NJ ,,I ,'%
county, W. Va, until Monday. June iC, ISsn y,
O'Clock p, m, for furnishing bed focL ~
mncadamixlng one and one half miles ~, T ,Gn
county. road from the cooperation line NJ ,Su
town OF Cameron TO the ClOuStOn Chunh 4, '"p
fcations furnished on application 10 lhs nlI.i
signed, at &ountiyllle, ". Va. "'"'''
TiI0A FlSS.
myT CLERK CHnrty Ionn
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DIED.

WELFELDr-At Cleveland, Ohio. on Saturday
May 81. lS9l. EMMA GLAEsCoCK, wife ui VII.
liam Wclicldt.
The funeral services on Tuesday at O'Clock p.
M, at the residence OF Mr.. J. ". Glasscock.
No. 9 Maryland street. All friends are In.
rite1.
ROBERTSON Monday, June ., 1890, a, . o'clock
p. m, GEORGE RoBERrs, aged IS years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
precious one from us has gone,
voice we lover Is SILL,
place Is vacant In our home,
Which never can be filed.
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New Advertisements.

TOR SALE-sMALL BLOCK OF
~, Wheeling leo aud storage stock. @. O..
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NCEMENTSE

Special provision Of Choice Cream White Dress
Goods Suede Mousquetaires Fans, Hose etc., for
graduates at the June commandments. When dress
goods are enquired for Tor these occasions we will
show and recommend Cream White India Silks,
Mohars, Nuns Veilngs, Henriettas India Cash
mere, Wool de Chimes, Serges, Persian Lawns Rhade
Comtesse, and Fables. The young ladies are in
ylted to call .and see these goods before making a
decision.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.


Herman Hess aud Louis Ball have this DAY
formed co partnership for the purpose Of car.
duce and General Mcrchahaisr The patronage
OF the public is respectfully solicited.
myl HERMAN HE'S & CO.
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General Notices.

NORGE.
The Bridgeport, Ohio, Coal Dealers ASocla.
tion. having entered into an agreement. will
not. after June 2, 1870, deliver TO any customer
second load OF coal until after the inst load /,
paid for.
MILTON McC0SAuGuY, President.
DAVID BokTos, Secretary. myI7
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-04
Saline County.
Sgd. B. Burks, the Saterlawyer
Ia attending snec:al term of court.

Sgd. B. Burks, the Siaterlawyer ,
is a,ieuding special term of court.
Ed. 4. O'Rear took a trip to
HigginsviIle last night on business for
the Bank of Saline.
The Central Missouri Horse
Breeders association is called to meet
Saturday, March 1st, at which meet
ing will be arranged the prellmlnar!es
for holding the spring stallion and
jack show.
Charles Miller, of Marshall, is in
Chicago, not 10 see about the location
of tie Worlds Fair, but With load
of cattle for &. ID. Hudson, who is
helping 10 feed the city while 1t IS get
ting up the shcw.
F. f. Fife and j. NJ. Plauck of
S9dalia, were here. We venture that
tire o, is not a musician nor the
other Ia the lumber trade {; names,
like dreams, 60 by contrSries. Mar
sbaii Fr1gress.
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GREEN RIDGE ITEMS.

Green Ridge Enterprise.
No vacant houses of any kind in
the village.
Miss Selma Thomas, of Sedalia,
Is visiting friends in this vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs. w. P. Kelly were
in the Queen city, the first OF the
week.
The bank directors will continue
next Saturday to consider the matter
of buying a safe, building house q
etc.
Last Saturday was busy day
every direction focked in. The cleo
ton of bank directors seemed to the
biggest card.
The special services which are
being held at the Congregations
church will continue during the resi-
OF the week, every evening and eacl
morning at 1890, conducted by Rev
Geo. Marsh.
John P. Riednour, has gone TO
visit to his old home in ludian
Before returning he will visit Cincin
natl, Chicago and several of the east
ern cities. He will be absent abou
two weeks.
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FAIR NOTES.
Officers Elected-Kaces Arranged
FOr-DateS Settled.

The Moberly NEE ing, at which the
several fair association composing the
circuit were present by representation,
has adjourned, and the arrangements
for the coming season concluded and
made public. Mr.. B Irr, the accom-
dating secretary of the Missouri State
Fair association of this county, has
returned from the meeting, which was
we'll attended.
Ben White of Moberly was elected
president and }. A. Glandon of Mex
leo secretary.
The dates for thh 1880 trottiDg and
pacing meetings were set as follows
July 80 to August Hannibal,
Marion county.
August 5 to 9.-Mexico, Audrain
county.
August II to 16.-Moberly, Ran
dolph county.
August 10 to 23.-Sedalia, Petti'
county. go
August 26 to 80. -Higginsville
Lafayette county.
September 2 to 6.-Marshall' Sa
line county.
September 9 to 13.-Cameron
Caldwell county.
September Is to 2O.-shelbina
Shelby county. :,
Marshall and Shelbina were adde's
to the circuit at the present meeting
and Maryville dropped, the las
named being added to the Iowa Gil
cult, on account of its remoteness fror
the association.
Each association is required accordin
to a resolution adopted at the presen
meeting, to give ESQ trotting race
a 2:37 trot, a 2:2S tro., 2:2O trot,
2:S5 pacing race, and a;;22 pace, ii
, purse for the series to be not less tina
, So, $50. and as much more as an
} association wants to hang up.
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A BLIZZARD.
Said to be Raging Again i'm the
Far Northwest.

Denver, Col, Feb. 26.-lf reports from
the north and west are to be trusted, the
biggest snow storm of the winter is now
raging. 1t has laid of every train the en-
tire length of the Oregon Short Line from
Granger, on the Union Pacific, to Pocatello:
The storm has been increasing in fury, and
dispatches from Ogden state that no effort
is being made to even take an engine out
of roundhouse. Several work trains are
suow-bound and the men refuse to lace the
binding storm at any price. On the Ore
DON Short Line the storm is the worst.
The cold wave seems to have started at
the coast in Oregon and Washington and
snept the northern states and territories as
far east as Wyoming,..spending its force a.
il moved. The Central Pacific got traiI
through last night The line was closed
for Eve days last week owing to storms ant
binding snow. This makes almnst thre'
weeks that the Central Pacific has beer
closed since January /. superintenden
knapp says the storms at Truckee AM
Reno have ceased and that no turtle
trouble is expected on that road.
This last Blizzard will prove fatal
what few cattle remained in the ranges
, Idaho and Montana.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-04

On the ODD day of January last, a tele-
gram came to Sedalis from Representative
Wade. announcing the appointment of
Harry c. Demuih, that day, as postmaster
of Sedslia. IL was day just like to-day.
A furious snow storm was falling, as one is
falling to-day. The report acted like 8
bombshell in Sedaiia and stirred up a Wig
orous protest tn the republican party. IL
proved TO be, however, untrue. To-day
the above dispatch came to the BAzoo and
this paper can assure Its read
ers that the dispatch is posi-
lively true. Ii is from a much more
reliable source than Representative Wade
source that csn be implicitly relied
upon.
So, more than one month after the pre-
mature announcement of his appointment,
Captain Demutb is at last appointed post
master and the long, wearisome contest is
ended. His appointment was sent to the
senate to-day and will doubtless be con-
6rman without opposition. In short
time he will be installed in the Sedalia
The BAzoo believes Captsin Demurn
will make good postmaster. There can
be no, doubt of his c3mnsisn"y It CON
graduates him, Tor the second time, upon
his appointment.
To the defeated candidates, one and all,
the BAzoo extends coincidence for defeat
and compliments for their honorable, but
unsuccessful fight. So far as the BAZoo
knows, each one, together with the sue
s.ful candidate, has equally
conducted fair, square,
honorable, gentlemanly fight. To the
victor, compliments. To the vanquished,
compliments, none the less deserved nor
sincere
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-04
A Method of Treating Disease
Hospital Remedies.

What are they? Tere IS new depart
nre in the tree ment of disease. 1t consists
in the colles Ion of the specifics used by
peted 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
cstarrh was procured, and so on till these
uncomfortable cures now include disease OF
the lungs. kidneys, female weakness, rheu-
mstism and Hervou1 debility.
This new method OF lone remedy for one
disease" must appeal to the common sense
Of All sufferers, many of whom have e1pe'
r;enced the i'll effects, and thoroughly real.
i.e the adsurdity of the claims of Psten
Medicines which are guaranteed to cure
eyery IN out of a single bottle, and the us.
Of which as statistics prove, has ruined
more stomachs than alcohol. A circular de
sepibipg these new remedies is sent free oil
receipt of stamp to pay postage by Hospitas
Remedy Company, Toronto, Canada, sol
proprietors.
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Henry County News

j, L. Wood and family have
moved from Their farm in Bethlehem
township TO Clinton.
A we'll attended bail, with fine
music ETC was given by the society
vouap men of Clinton to celebrate
W.saisgton's birthday.
Mr.. ID. d. Thomas formerly OF
CLIFTON is now bidding on the con-
tract for Southern Methodist church
in Memphis. Tenn. the building com
plete to cost $4,000. He is likely
to be awarded The contract.
Sheriff Galloway went to KANSAS
City Sa u day morning to bring back
the adopted Deuison girl, end 20 ar.
rest the man Moore that abducis d
her. Moore is not toe husband of the
mother of the girl. The girl is nine
wears Cli. She was taken from the
county poor farm three or four year,
ago. Her mothers name is Bean, who
marriei a man named Norris, who
left her destitute and for a time the
city had to provide FIR her.
The county Horticul ural So.
ciety held Their regular monthly meet.
ing SATURDAY in Clint N. Pres.
ent M. l.. Bonham, President j. M.
Pretsinger, Secretary III. T. Bnrris,
w. A. Has,ain, CD. w. H. Mel ne.
Mr.. Pretsinger furnished number OF
samples for taste and discussion.
Among them WIS very large apple
of fine flavor. and that WAS an orphan
variety is has no name or par
entage. These gentlemen decided
that the strawberry crop will be large.
and'so far the peach crop promises
10 be far.
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Ano,her Missourian Downed

Washington, ID. G., February 20
The appointment of Henry W. An
drews, of Ohio, to-day as Consul to
Hankow, China. removes from the
field of present consular possibilities,
another Missourian. Wilbur +.
Wakeman, of Kansas City, brother
of the newspaper correspondent, Ed
gar l.. Wskeman, was candidate foI
Consul to Hankow, and for this place
he presented formidable line of IN
dorsements from Missouri as we'll al
from several other States. His ap
pointment was expected some mouths
ago, and was deemed certainty by
his friends, but Mr.. Wakeman ha
Joined the "innumerable throng' o
| Missouri candidates for consulship.
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johnson County.

Mr.. Charles Maupin of Warrens-
burg. the former lessee of the lads
hotel, is a candidate for assessor.
Miss Ida McNeal of Rose Hill
township, has been visiting friends
and kinspeople in several localities IN
Kansas for the last three months.
At recent meeting OF the Bank
IF Holden Mr.. S. w. Jurden was
elected president, j. ID. Parks cash
Ter. and the balance of old officers
were reelected.
The wolf drive in jackson town
sb;n resulted in rounding up fiv'
wolves. Four escaped and one wa
Tiled The next drive will be OF
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Farm notes.

All trees and vines that are shell
from the winds will bud out sooner
than those exposed, and will be more
liable to injury should a severe cold
spell occur.
The best plot of ground on the
farm is that which is set apart as a
garden. Itis where the luxuries are
of value than any other plot.
Lime should be free from Jumps
when applied to the soil. The finer
its condition the quicker its action
and chemical effect.
early in the spring top dressing
of 100 pounds of nitrate of soda per
acre of wheat will make it grow rap
idly and yield better grain.
EARLY lettuce can be sown inhotbed
or in a warm frame. The lettuce can
endure cold to a certain extent, and
may be had very early in the season.
A sharp pillow will save its cost in
seasons work. All the farm tools and
implements should be put in proper
order for spring work if not already
done.
Hen manure should spread on
the spot intended fer onions. apply
| it thickiy and spade it in after the
rfost is out of the ground. The onion
bed can not be too rich.
Sow grass seed on all the bare
places on the lawn. A mixture Of
} blue grass and white clover will make
. an excellant lawn. All lawn plat'
should be seeded as early as possible
Preserve the straw. To cay the
, very least of 1t, if makes a very de
sirable change of diet. Mr.. Wade
t the noted Dakota Holstein breeder
= feeds straw and bran almost wholly
During the winter there is Away
more or less that can he done in tn
way of preparing for the spring crops
and by doing this help materially Il
goL,Iug TN. sp.inS uvIh dV-~ go SOU
season. =.
i Sheep are kept in some sections
!, on land that is too billy to pillow, an
n a fair profit is secured. Hilly land
is should always be put in use, and n
le better plan for doing so is bette
than that of raising sheep.
Select your best pototoes fC
- seed and keep them in a cool place
D. as near the freezing point Cor as nea
to 400 as possible, as they will sprout
,e kept to warm. Pick out the be-
8, and save them tor seed.
:. DO not throw the cOrnstalI
err away, but pass them through a Gu
d. ter and use them in the manure hes
or as absorbents, so to allow them
ce decompose. If they are tender CT
o. them and feed them to the stock.
as The cost of preserving a give
D. crop as ensilage does not material
hs differ from curing the same crop
By driving in a suitable season but Gro
as can be sliced and preserved in Sc
of sons when they would be lost if DIR
ing were attempted.
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the ..2lst, inst. when the territory
will be enlarged.
Mr.. Fl. w. Mize. almost the ia
Their of Holden, is dangerously ill at
his home in Butler, Mo. Mr.. Mize is
one of the early boomers OF the city,
and at that time very wealthy, but of
late years be lost his fortune, and has
been living with bis son d. g. Mize.
OF Butler.
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SaiII.c County News.

The Slater hustler celebrated us
fifth birthday Saturday.
W. T Bradshaw hss been up
pointed postmaster at Mt. Leouard.
Miss Wheeler of Slater and Miss
Slaughter of Armstrong. Missouri
Valley College students, are visiting
their parents.
Mrs. J. Nj. Baker of Nelson Wis.
it'd Arrow Rock last Saturday. just
before she reached thu town The bug
gy-top fell down and caught Int lie
Reuben's arm, breaking both bones OF
the fore arm.
-Jas,er N. Burks, chief grain in-
spector, has promised 10 pay bis Sa-
line county constituents a visit as
soon as they get rid of the mad dogs.
Jasper n poleal Is six feet Vo inches
high, has savage look and weighs
225 lbs.
"A barbed wire swindle is being
worked on the farmers. The agent
offers to furnish good wire fence,
with iron posts. for 8 Gel is per foot,
and secure contract, whice afterward
turns out to be a neat 8 cents per
foot for each wire, or total OF o4 cts
per foot.
The dogs of T. Nj. Jackson and
J.. d. BillingsIey had fight at Mar
shall Sunday evening BillIngsley''
dog was being worsted when Billings
lev stabbed Jackson's dog. ipjuring Il
so that it had to be killed. Yesterday
Jackson announced his intention o
bringing suit against BilliDgsley to-
$500. the alleged value of the dog.
Chris. Hsgan. a farmer livinl
three miles north of Marshall, die'
last week in terrible agony, from tn
effects of drink of corrt sive subj
mate. He was in Marshall Saturday
and when he started for home, abou
6 o'clock, was under the influence
whiskey About IL O'Clock he wa
found by George Farlow some oil
lance from town, In a ravlne.
crossing a bridge about ten feet hlg
the wagon and Team fell of the brldg'
catching Hagan under the Wagon
He extricated himself, and was stant
ing near the bridge when Farlo
came up. The latter was requested
get a team and pull Hagan's hors
and wagon out. While he was goI
Hagan took q drink from bott
which be supposed contained viii
kew. but as he had two bottles alike
one containing whiskey and the 9TH
poison liniment, the latter being pr
pared TO apply externally to horse
he made fatal mistake In selectlI
the wrong bottle. He swaliowf
about a tablespoonful of the iinime
before he discovered his mlstas
Medical aid was soon summoned al
an effort made to remove the pols
but without OBJECT. His stomach a.
throat were thoroughly cauterized
fore the DR.. arrived and death frf
hemorrhage ensued the next mo-
ing. The deceased leaves wife a
adODted child.
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Eel, oovu AN Elevator shaft.

Fort Wayne, Ind, February 26. -
Bernard HoelOche, young German
EMPLOYED on the third floor OF w. +.
Geiler's bakery. fell down the elevator
shaft to-day, a distance OF 40 feet,
and sustained internal injuries which
will cause his death. Hoeloche Ii
unmarried, and but recently came
from Germany.
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struck by LfghtniBg.

Aurora, Mo-, February 26.-This
morning about 5 o'clock, during q
severe thunderstorm, Pat Mullen and
his father, who were working in
Hugh Smiths shaft, in the mines,
were struck by lightning. The old
man was not much hurt. Pat has not
vet recovered consciousness. His re-
covery is very doubtful.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-04

A woman's besuty is never lost
So long as her sweet smile remains
So long as CLEAN her teeth like frost,
And her soft lip the ruby stains;
And SOZODONT, with magic power,
RAstows on her this priceless dover.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-04
Piles, Piles Itching Piles.

Symptons-Moisture; intense itching
and singing most at night; worse by
scratching. IL allowed to continue humors
form, which often bleed and uleerate, be-
coming very sore, Swayne's Ointment
tops the itching and bleeding, heals the
liberation and in most cases removes the
rumors. At druggists, or by mail, for 90
--~,. DR.. Sxayne y Son, Philadelphia
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-04
HIbbard' Rheumatic LIVER Pills

These pills are scientifically ,npodn ded,
uniform in action. No gripping pain SO
commonly following the use of pills. They
are adapted 10 both adults and children
with uerfects, civ. Sc guarantee they
hay. n. ou in 49, cure of Sick Hec a.
ache, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Billie US
ness, and, as an appetizer, they excel sny
other preparation. w. e Bard, druggist
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N. X. e..

Its Merits as Blood Purifier.
ATLANTA, Ga, November 4, 1887.
Hunuicut's Rheumatic Cure Co, City
GESrLEMEx-I have used i've bottles OF your n
X e.. and can eheerfully recommend il as TIE
best blood purifier and tonic have ever used
Since trking your Cure l have gained twenty
pounds in weight Yours truly,
Wh. II. TUIHER-
Price 81 per bottle. For sale by druggists-
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Jtvou suffer with weak or inhsmed eyes,
or orsnula,ed eyelids, you can be quickly
cured by using Dr.. J, b. McLean''
Strengthening Eye salve. Is cents box
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GREAT NORTHERN RY. LII

For tickets. msps aud guides, apply 10
nome ticket agent or write 10
F.I.'wHITNEY,
Cen, Pass. and Ticket ~
Great Northern Raj
ST. Paul, Min
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SLOW BUT SURE.
Harry Z. Demuth Appointed Post.
master of Sedalia To day.

Washington, d. c., Feb. H.-[Special
to the BAzoo. ]-Harry c. Demuth was sp-
pointed postmaster of Sedalia to-day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-04

s-The GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
nuns its own Magnificent Dining Cars. y
Sleeping Cars, Special Apartment Cars and
Colonist Sleepers on Dali y Through Trains
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GREAT NORTHERN RY. LII

To all Minnesota, South Dak
North Dakota, Montana, Idaho,
oon, Washington. California
Manitoba points, take the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-04

WANTED-Agents of either sex thro9
the United States to handle our eeis orsteo
and Bunion Cure. Its application anorus
instant rsIief. and every box is accompany
as Guarantee, which amount we will foriy
every instance where our remedy fails to Pc
narmanent cure. Sample box 25c six box
I'VE will paw good agents So per day 10 mt
our goods In their section no postais,
terms and particulars address the manulsc
n. SHREDDER & Co., 104 and 106 North Ada
Chicago, Ill. z-looj
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A WORD OF WARNING

There white each represented to be just gooo as
they the peculiar and remarkable qoa
genuine Ask for Ivory Soap and insist getting :"
" Gamble
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MsELsEEs WINE OF cARpui for Weak Nerves.
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~ WINE Or GAauui. . orIc Tor Women.
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| KNOW of soaps quite fair to see,
Take care!
They can both white and spurious b.
Beware. Beware!
Trust them not.
They are fooling thee!
They claim to DC the purcst made.
Take care,
They are of an inferior grade,
Beware, Beware,
Trust them not,
Buy the Ivory!
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GREAT NORTHERN RY. LIN

Helena, Butte, Spokane Falls, 4
the coast cities, take the
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GREAT NORTHERN RY. LIN

To FARGO, crookston, Grand FoI
l and winnipsd, take the
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centre of the Northwest, take the