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rnes rrieu Itonlpg piles

syMProMs-hioisture; intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse by
mors form, which often bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming very sore. SwAYNEs
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
ing, heals ulceration, and in most cases
mail, for 80 cents, Dr. swayno d SON
Philadelphia
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~ UR whole second
n =. IS floor is reserved
W for Overcoats.
Every variety Of
fashion and fabric is here.
10 form and idea of our
immense stock of Overcoats,
we have over fifty styles OF
Mems Overcoats at the popu,
lar prices OF $40 and $12,
beside hundreds of Other
styles as low as IS and up
to $25.
Mems Storm Overcoats al
$5, 81, $9, $40 and $12.
In our Boys and Chill.
dren's Department you'll.
find the same sort of ele-
gance as We have for men.
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Every pair of shoes in stock has always been mark
ed IN plain figures We have always done one price
business We will maintain this system till every
pair of shoes is turned into cash From tomorrow morn
ing until we close store to bid the shoe business fare
WELL you can buy footwear at prices that are astonsh
ingy low You have never before had such an oppor-
tunity will offer you.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

The auction sale now going on OF
jewelry at No. 2.9 Market street, will
positively close 10 morrow evening,
and persons desiring to secure bar.
gains should be there tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Letters Stolen,

Edward j. Dunno, letter carrier at
Chicago, has been arrested on the
charge OF stealing valuable letters.
among others, several addressed to
the Wilmington Dental Go, lie was
caught with a decny letter containing
~, and he admitted his guilt.
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SHERW00D-JOURDAN - On Sunday
Nov. ". ~, at No. 1903 Lincoln street, by
wood. of 1emplcvillc. Nd, and Mary
Jourdan, of Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Sweet and balmy slumber secured
for the little ones suffering with
coughs and colds, by the use OF DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents
bottle.
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Dots.

A large stock OF gold spectacles
must be sold, SO pair; opera glasses,
from S5 to 90 a pair. Call early and
avoid the rush. Prof. We'll. No. 305
Market street.
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roor humanity! twenty-four hun
dred diseases attack it. OF which ca
tarth and influenza are about tho
meanest, but Old Saul's Catarrh Cure
attacks and kills these enemies. Only
Is cents,
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! Hyaclnths, tulips, crocus, narclssus.
trelllas, inias, sparaxls, and other bulbs
ht j. j. Smiths, Fourth and Shtpley
6treets,
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Bargains,

Call and see our line OF ladies' and
gents underwear. You will get some
bargains. L. A. Shannon, 7i9 Market
and 720 Shipley street.
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- ~W-
hImsinAle

py the Grace Orchestra on Wednesday
evening, December 9th, 1891, at s
o'clock, in the Sunday school hall OF
Grace III. L, church Tickets so cents,
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Pons asluOrum. A bridge construct
ed to help those over who fail to see
that Old Saul's Pile Ointment Is all
they need for the cure of that painful
disease, the piles. 25 cents per box.
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Tho MeaIlier

Tomorrow promises to be from
slightly cloudy to clearing, and rather
warmer. Somewhat similar conditions
will probably prevail on Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Now is the time to buy cheap piano
gf organ at Red Mems Hall Piano
Wareroom.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
MARRIED.

For good cabinet photographs try
Cummings, 302 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Z II you are bilious, take BElcHAM's
PILLS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

a good plano FOR 500 at Red Mems
Hall Piano Wareroon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Mems calf, handmade shoe, lace and congress,
regular 50, $3.50 and Sc qualities, now $425.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

NNTANTED-A GOOD STOUT BOY Ar
w Lewis Ice cream parlors, Tenth
and Washington streets. dl-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Our mems $500 black bottom shoes, (you know
what they are) now sold at cost, $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

$3.50, 400 and $3.50 ladies' handmade but.
ton boots cut down to $2.97 for choice
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01
Great
SACRIFICE SALE
CIotliiDg'
Still continues at the
S. W. COrOf End and Market Sis.


to save you DO per
cent. on every dollars worth OF
goods purchased at our store.
Mems Elegant Cheviot Suits,
Single or Double Breasted,
worth $40, we are selling at
$3.50.
Mems All-wool Cashmere
Suits, worth s8, $40, SI2, we
are selling at SO.
Mems very fine Cashmere
Suits, worth SIS, SI8, $40, your
choice at SII.5o.
Mems elegant listers, worth
So, $40, SI2, your choice at 81.
Mems Double Breasted Over
coats, WOODEN goods worth 50,
we will sell you at $3.50.
Mems Elegant Kersey Over
coats in IL different styles
worth from SI2 to sI8, your
choice at $3.50.
Mems fine Chinchilla Over
coats in 4 styles worth from IS
to SIS, your choice at $3.50.
IS styles OF Mems evenin g
Pants, worth s2.25, we will Sc Il
at SI.37.
80 styles of Mems all-wool
Cashmere Pants, worth S2,5o,S3,
s4 and $3.50, your choice at
S2.37.
Mems extra fine Cashmere
Pants, custom-made, worth
.frorn $3.50 to $3.50, your choice
at S4,62.
Over IS styles OF Children's
Overcoats, worth from 81 up
to 81, we will sell them at SI.5o
to 1862.
100 styles of Children's Suits
worth from 81 50 to 81, we will
sell them at SI.o2 to 1915.
Come and take a look at our
window the prices will surprise
you at the
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State of Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN Office to-day, in the
shade:
l0o'clock: 12 o'cloclSs 9oclock
39 42 a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

What q Baltimore confectioner says:
I've had rheumatism in my arm for
six months, and Salvation Oil made
an entire cure Of it, after using less
than one bottle. WIN. SCHELLIIAS,
Jr., Baltimore. Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Misses bright Dongoa button boots, that have
sold for $3.50, $175 and $l99, cut to 9S cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Ladies' button boots for S1.07, worth S275 and
$500.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Messrs. Williams Hoyts' spring and heel but.
ton boot have sold for $3.50 and $500, cut to
$1.S7.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., TWO
w or three good tin roofcrs. Apply
to Flank "A. Taylor, Seventh and ornng,
SIRE cts. di.2tt
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All of our $5 and S6 ladies' handmade button
boots reduced to 1915 for choice
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

NATANTED FASHIONABLE CLOAK
w and drCssmaking. Also children's
dresses male from 81 up ut No. 5l0 I.om-
bard street. dl-2tt
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LNOR SALE IL BEAUTIFUL. NAL
II tese fair premium kittens, at 1l0 Il.
Second street. dl-lts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Men's patent leather congress shoes, former
price S4.00, now $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

NNANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. No washing or iron
ing, Must bring references. Call at liz
n. Franklin street. dI-3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

Below are few prices quoted, SO as to give you ar
idea of the bargains in store for you
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

About 100 pairs Of mons lace shoes, good wear
ing leather, cut to S1.25 pair
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-01

LNOR PRIVATE sALE-oNE FIRs II
II class fresh cow, young with calf by
her sile. n big mixer, Apply to l.. W.
StIdham & Son, Ill l.. ith st. dl3tt
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they went, with the little jacks kicking
the mosquitoes under thelelt ear, heller
SHELTER.
asked several where they were go.
ing. They In turn whispered Follow
ing them fell0ws.v "Where are they
going?" "Don't know" But they were
all heading for the Deep Creek noun
tains, plain In sight, great mountain
Of granite with no possibility OF any
ore In II. An old miner by the name
Of Boyd had taken gold from Gold
I'm and sailed some one for hoax.
At this place there Il not 40 much
excitement, but the first question asked
ia, "Whefe II the railroad, when Is II
coming, where IA our Bacon" The
teams are continually passing, but
mostly going In, the cold grub and
drink having given out. We met one
four horse team and asked the men II
they had anything that would cure
rattlesnake bite. One answered, In
mournful tone, awe started mit five
gallons, but tho wagon shake tho bung
owut, - we don't got some" They too
are on the road home.
What Is wanted out here are good
miners aud prospector-. None Of those
fellows that have been selling green.
groceries, young onions aud asparagus,
or people that part their hair In the
middle, are wanted here.
The mines are rich enough and will
pay big when the railtoa1 shall have
reached here; but until that time, stay
at home. II. J. FAUST.
DrEr CmIls, May 10, 1891.
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LET THEN ALONE.

TuE claims Of the cn,hsulast
schweinfirtb, who either imagine
himself or ptctonds 10 DO the Christ,
aro no doub, prcpos,crous aud deccp.
tive. They do harm In nnscl,llng the
minds u foolish people, aud arc n bur.
lcsquc upon tnie religion. But that Is
no Justification for the mobooracy
which hi. presence has excited at
Kansas city.
Attacks with stones, threats Of tar
and feathers, aud attempts at cx'
pul.ion are not the methods Of civil.
isatlon or OF Christianity. While
the person who prciends 10 be the
Savior does not violate tho law he
should bc protected by tho law, aud he
has rs much right 10 stay In Kansas
city rs the most orthodox Christian In
the place.
Such actions NJ those which have
dlsgnccd the Kansas CITY people only
lend 10 excite sympathy Tor the indy.
lduai attacked aud thus defeat their in.
tended object. The bosi way to treat
such extreme fanatics Is 10 let thcm
severely alone.
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CORRECTLY STATED.

TIT Salt Lake Times Of Wednesday
evening makes tho following editorial
reference 70 the course u the organ Of
the pa;tJ Of hate. which we cordially
endorse;
"rho Liberal organ, In speaking u tho
advantages Of salt Lake, saysi 'No,h.
ing but political aud religious contention
has hold IL back aud kept Il nm
Inferior town while all around II cities
have maiorialircd.' This isa great TRUTH
and Il IL equally truo that tho place would
be- kept back Tor twenty-five year,
moro n tho religious contention
should DO maintained. n tho III.
bias had had H. way an organized
opposition, composed u all tho identities,
would have been kept up against tho
Church, md tho members Of tho Church
would have remained oemonied together
In u. defense. Following that papers
theory that IL would not be- safe 10 divide
while tho proportion Of vote. WIS such
that tho Mormon vote EAST solldly would
control results, We Ind that tho day of
cessation Of religious contention would
DO ut loas, twenty year, IN the future.
Indeed It would probably bo a century
away, Tor this Territory would never
stride forward NJ tho gait that should
characterize Il while religious war was
maintained"
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and Is disposed therefore to recommend
its suspension. The worlds gratitude
will be, II possible, intensihed by the
evidence Of his good purpose afforded
In the further information that the gov.
eminent u shortly 10 issue a PROCLAIM.
ton In harmony with Baltour's present
good humor.
This beautiful affair which Balfour
now to,ses 10 one side with n word Of
faint praise for its confines, 10 ireland
has been worse than the worst vista.
ton Of plague or famine Of all
her melancholy existence. The ex-
pense Of her waru and tho privations Of
her blasted crops do not compare with
Il. II has cost the Irish citizens o, this
country alone millions, and considered
In all Ne horriiyiug details Il has been
to civilization ut large the most dls,res.
sing piece Of political oppression that
the century has produced.
This Ia not because the world IL un.
acquainted with such wrongs. This
so.called ''crimes acp' does not COM
pare with acts Of crime attributed to
some Of the mighty men Of old.
But the cruelty Of barbarian
10 the men Of his race does TO reaot
upon the imaglnations, 70 TO speak,
like the performances Of M enlighi.
ened political tyfant, pursuing the
same barbarous theories u human dis
ciplinc.
We repeat that II Lord Balfour iai In.
deed satisfied that his "cfimes aop
has done IT, perfect work In the sub.
ordlnatlng Of his fellow countrymen 10
his idea Of governmental discipline,
the world will 10 greatly delighted, for
this Irish nightmare has been very
trying upon the nerves Of civilization.
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A POLITICAL NATTER.

TiE Logan Nation In fair and co.
gent article on the political change
now taking place In the Territory,
quotes from the DEsrREr NEWS and
agrees with tho views u expresses.
but the Nation says
"since the NEWS Is tho oficial organ Of
the Church II becomes very important
matter TO know ~ leaning ON this all i'm.
poHani question"
II by this the Nation inforu that he.
cause the DfzEREr NEWS IL the organ
ofthc Church Ia uttcrancca are Church
declarations, II is greatly mistaken.
The opinions Of this paper must not
be taken for tho voice Of tho Church.
When the Church has anything official
TO make public II win appear In the
DrsERtT NEws ~ It, organ, but what
irc say IA another thing entirely.
II tho Nation means further, that
the leaning Of tho Church on tho all.
important question Of the hour Is i'm.
portant 10 know, we win say that the
Church can have no leaning either
way, aa the question Ia purely pollil'
cal.
The Church Il not interfering In
this matter ut all. II IL not a Church
Question. Tho Peoples party Ia and
has bccn an association Of citizens ~
such. The ohici object Of that nssocia.
ton seems now 10 DO passing away and
hence tho movement towards IL dlsso-
luton. AZ citizens the members Of
that party arc perfectly ffoc, 10 far as
the Church Il concerned, 10 separate
as n party or not, M they choose, and to
unite with either OF tho great national
parties or neither, 10 thcy choose.
The Nation speaks Of what certain
Apostles are doing Ia the field Of poll.
ties. We understand that those gontle.
men arc advocating party claims ~
their individual sentiments and not In
any sonse NJ ecclesiastical officers.
They hayea right 10 their Views aud
tho advocacy thereof Aud 10 has
every other citizen, whether he be
"Mormon" or"dontile, /" and the value
TO he placed upon those views Ia simply
that which belongs TO them by virtue
oftheir CORRECTNESS, independent Of the
position tina, may be occupied by the
man.
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4 PICTURE OF OuR TINES.

TiTE little court drama now ON In
London Ia developing some highly In.
tererling figures for future stage artists
and workers In royal portraits Of high
color. While due respect 10 the
powers 10 be would necessarily grant
10 His Royal Hlghness Prince Albert
Of Wales aud heir apparent 10 the
British domlnlons, INT place In tho
performance, there IL question about
awarding second position TO tho alleged
chief villain, Sir William Gordon
Cumming, who would seem to hold
such claim. We rather think the
popular verdict win place Mt tho right
hand Of the Prince MIR. Arthur Stanley
Wilson, chief witness for the defense,
whose position during this royal game
seems to have been near, II not near.
est, to his Royal lilghness, as testi.
monial anchor n stari,oard, 20 TO speak,
In case Of popular storm.
This Mr. Wilson, taken ON his mer.
IT., Ia tho most picturesque personality
Of the group, and among thom all the
most worthy TO defend the menanced
reputation OF his royal master. Ao.
codlng to his testimony ho was a gen.
tlemAn u "no occupation''-an excel.
lent beginning for tho make up Of a
gentleman after tho modern ldoa.
ode had been at Cambridge for a
year" this would indeed make his
ease a little doubtful, lut for tho saw.
Ing ciause In his testimony, "my
father thought 1. only u waste OF tlmu
my staying there"
In tho meantime tho ob.orvant critic
ofthis conspicuous young gentleman
should not loss sight Of his penonnl
Interpolation to the effect that, though
he watched Sir William Gordon Cum.
ming, when he cheated at cards, lac
was not under contract to do 80. The
future history student would be- greatly
groNed To have 30 splendid u gentle.
mans character marred with such a
dhhonOr.
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NEMs IN A NuTsnELL.


The run on the banks nj Ruenos
| Ayros continues, The creditors OF the
italian bank viii be- paid almost Ina full.
-Four banks have suspended payments.
Actress Marie Prescott has secured a
divorce from William Perzell at Paris,
Ky. Williams defense In tho ease
was starlllngly unique. lie testified
that he had never married tho fair
Marie.
The monotonsus story OF tho owe.
lions In the Pennsylvania coke regions
IL very pleasantly interrupted by the
statement that William *. Vanderbilt
has usi dedicated a $4,000 hen-house
In HIS poullry'yard.
Jerry Simpson il coming forward
rapidly. Within tho last foW weeks ho
has leArned tho value Of political m.
euce aud now he II reported 20 10
suffering from that exclusively aristo.
cratic ailmont "nervous pFOstfation."
Senator.elcct Pf,ficr aud Congress.
man'elect simpson have packed their
kuapHacks for the Ohio camunign.
Senator John sherman viii learn
something 10 his advantage by address.
INK HuAu 70 Iuhu JhlutH lUrAlla
farmer, Atchison, Kan, inclosing d
stamp for reply.
An Rrlstocntio club named the
Alpha Delta mi, Of Harvard. ,yas
raided by the Cambridge police on M
2nd inst, Owing TO the brawis and
disorder Of students frequenllng the
cluh, the citizens complained. The
police found a large stock OF whisky.
beer aud brandy.
The American atohwologlsts who
Are al work al Platta, Ia Greece, have
come upon the remains OF an ancient
lemple, parts Of which apparently go
back 10 the Sixth century. ~. O., on
within 100 years Of the authentic be-.
ginning OF Greek history. Develop.
mehts OF great Interest are expected.
A Mississippi boy sent 10 Iouisyille
lor medical treatment IA Rbnormally
ionl OF water, although previous 10 M
accidental shooting some months ago,
he had as strong an aversion 10 Il. Fol
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Congress should otherwise order. This
disposal Of church property is new
practice In American society, and Is
likely. II carried out. to become danger
Gus precedent sometime in the future.
Three u The judges ofiho supreme Court
oftho United States, Gray, Brewer aud
Brown, dissenied. The fici Is that the
Mormon church corporation has boon
dissolved by Congressional legislation
and the rulings Of the courts, It's doctrines
and practices being declared to be OPP
posed 10 public policy and good morals.
In tho frsi quarter Of the present con-
fury feeling prevailed by Protesianis
against tho Roman Catholic church on
alleged patriotic grounds strong enough
to hayo brought about a legal raid
against that organization slmiiur 10 that
which has destroyed the Mormon church
corporation. aud thero arc still many
theolorlans who would gladly call down
the strong arm oi tho law to crush out
Catholicism and drive II from tho land.
ofcourso the practice Of polygamy has
been tho main excuse for tho prosecution
Of The Mormons; but tho doctrines Of pa
pal supremacy. the confessional, the con-
vent system, and the opposition 10 public
schools would afford whatever prctext
became necessary Tor an nntl.Caiholic
party 10 work out destructive theory.
ii j. ono Of tho anomalies Of the age that
tho United States Government should
have been led, stop by step, into this
gave departure nom H. logical line Of
ideas and action. 10 establish dangerous
precedent"
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DEEP CREEK.


hilRor DeserH NepG
Here We are In the mida, N the min.
ing excitement - prospector and
miners going and coming east and
west. Yesterday We met party of
miners just from California by teams.
They called lhuIr company tue Elan.
Jack company aud were bound for the
Dugway.
While we were at Willow Springs
we witnessed a mlners' stampede. Talk
about your cattle stampede, or the wild
asses Ia the East; either would have
been laid In the shade. Loohing enst
rom where we stood, we saw coming
buesooards, wagons, men driving paeh
animals, more wagons, pack train ID
jacks aud lennios. This was nun. as
they refused 10 cross little stream on
walter the recent rains had made. One
ol ne men showed them into the ditch
WINE 'ho other hshed them out. On
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A DAD PRECEDENT.

Tim following editorial comments
on the recent action Tor the connsca.
Won Of "Alormon" Church property Is
u! from Hrery Sunday published al
Tacoma, Washington. It will strike
.ne general reader as fair, temperate
aud well'timed;
c by Ihe nnal docroo Of tho Supreme
o c, OF tho United States tho Mormon
Uhureh property is to be dl.tribn,eI
u y, 10, Tie direction Of tho Supreme Court
~ u'ah' among such charitable lnstitu.
ou1 ana to such uses as may most near.
y correspond to those which n ,ys.
s'uA''S destined 70 DO used Tor. unle,.
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IDtiNOlrAL rLAuE or BUSINESS. Pam,
wv, NtAh Nollre Il hereby gwen, thsi
On ne an day of May,ls9i al assesstneni IVA
~ Nt wv Nthls per share wac levied on the
Ia t,lsi sloek OF No corporation, payable win
Wtn Jay. 70 Tue Secretary Of SAT- Lake
~, NtAh' Any STOCK upon which this assess.
t.nt ne. remain unpaid on tho lOih dnv ~
santi ~, vi. pc delinquent and adyeftl. IA
luI s.e al puulr aucti0n aud unicss pAgtnpnt
y mlut ltlufq VIII be- sold on The 6th iiav ~
Auflll' ls9l, Al. tho hour Of 10 an. al tbe
SsepaNY'H nW1o Constitution uuudihg sal
l.Ae w llah, q pay the delinplont a.sss.'
expense Of sale. "hH
.ss ,,.,-. W !. BUTTON. aeeretary
70 halh street, salt i.hke Cliy, utah, fn,s,.
seaes. NO. 10 b. Second Wet street.
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LORD DALfOun is SATISFIED.

IilE people Of ireland, and we arc
inclined to think, the world over, will
DC glad To learn that Baltour, Ireland's
lofd lieutenant, Is satisfied" with the
OPERATION aud effect OF the crimes act,
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NOTICE.

I'llE MEETING Oh TlIE sTOOKnoLn.
tra Of ki0n's haUnFs nauk ana 1lrmst
,nhpahy, hiYerusod Tor Monday, June Id,
a. II a, 90. al tAc Hank. '''''
s.,,.,.c. ~ Il. sCnErrLER, A. %.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-19
6.-The First Stan.

Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, can't sleep, can think. can't do
anything to your satisfaction, aud
you wonder what ails you You
should heed the warning, you are
taking tue first step into nervous
prostration. You need nerve
tonic and in Electric Bitters Won
will find the exact remedy for re-
storing your nervous system TO its
normal, healthy condition. Surpris-
lug results follow the use of this
great nerve tonic aud Alternative.
Your appetite returns, good diges.
ton is restored, and the liver and
kidneys resume healthy action Try
bottle Price so cents, at W. H.
Prideaux's dru2 store.