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Evening journal., 1891-11-30
Itie woRLp oE poLlrIcs.
St. Paul and Indianapolis Working for
tho Democratic Convention.

tho Democratic Convention.
81. PAUL. Nov 3O-St Paul has formally
entered the field for the honor Of being the
Democratic convention city Of 1892 At a
mass meeting held at the chamber Of com
merce resolution was adopted declaring
that St Paul enter the race for the conven-
tion and pledging the city to erect a suita-
bic permanent convention hall at an expense
Of 100000 A committee Of 100 was ap-
pointed to manage the campaign and open
It al once Before the close Of the meeting
pledges Of money were informally made
reaching about $4,000,
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 30-An effort is to
BE- made to secure the Democratic national
convention for indianapolis This move.
mont has been started by James H. Rice
and 81 sherin, the latter the Indiana mem.
Der Of the national committee. A meeting
is to be called in few days 70 select the
working forces 20 80 before the committee
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nrra. nnrnnm Going Abroad.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Nov 3O-Immedi-
ltely after the holidays Mrs. P. 7 Barnum,
Miss May, daughter Of d. NJ. Reed, and Miss
Jessie sealey, grandchildren - Mr.. Barnrm,
win start for Europe with a retinue Of serv-
lnts to spend the winter, spring and summer
a Italy, Greece, the Ottoman empire and
Fp4rpt
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A war Rumor Cause. a Panic.

ST. PErERsBURG, Nov. 3O.-A panic was
occasioned ON the bourse by report that
the kaiser hrd written to General de
Sohweinitz, instructing him to notify the
car Of his Cthe l1aisersl resignation Of the
rank Of honorary colonel in the Russian
army. This was considered such an evidence
Of hostile feeling on the part Of the kaiser
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shnt = Nan for a Deer.

MAUmcETowE, Nj, Nov. 30.-Charles
Bailey was out for deer yesterday and see
ng what he thought We're pair Of antlers
moving behind clump Of bushes he blazed
lway. A yell of pain followed the shot.
Bailey rushed forward and found man
ying on the ground Bailey's broadside had
aiken effect in his right leg, which was so
BADLY injured that it may have to be ampr
.afhd
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COLD
SNAP.

That drop of the mercury
brought you "to" quickly,
didn't it? It was a hearty
shake hands by the cold grip
of winter, wasn't it? Sug-
gested Overcoat with heavy
Underclothing2 We'll, fact
or two about these and kim
dred matters to-day. We've
the finest and largest line of
Overcoats you ever saw, cut
and made by experts, and
trimmed and lined with the
finest material and always the
advance in style. Now is the
time to buy. The blasts may
blow their hercest after you've
provided yourself with one of
our Overcoats. Prices range
from $Io to $50. Such a
beautiful line of Overcoats as
we offer at $40, $I2 and SIS
cannot be shown elsewhere for
less than $3 to SIS more.
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,.,,,.,s,,on Kenrict,,. 5,,i1ee

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-The celebration Of
Archbishop Kenrick's golden jubilee was
begun here. The majority of the visiting
prelates celebrated mass in the various
Catholic churches Of the city.
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Grnin nlnnknde nt nnnaln.

BUFFALO, Nov. 30.-The harboImen feel
title easier over the grain cargo blockade
They have gained on the fleet somewhat IN
pite Of many obstacles. There are 100000
bushels Of grain afoat here ready for the
elevators. Cars are scarce and the outlook
S anything but encouraging.
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where Is Pretty carrie Brestner.

ANsoNIA, Conn, Nov sO-Miss Carrie
Brestner, one of the prettiest girls Of this
town, is missing, and her friends fear that
she has eloped with Jack Breedon, an all
round crook, who has served terms in the
Bridgeport and New Haven iails.
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An Insnna nInn,s nonhle amino

MARsHALLTowN, Ia, Nov. so. D. @.
Thomas shot and killed John Hoclridge and
then ended his own life in like manner in
this city. The murder was absolutely with
out provocation, and it is believed that the
murderer and suicide was insane.
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MIS- Rachael sherman % wed

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-The marriage Of
Miss Rachael sherman, the youngest
daughter Of General William T. Sherman,
to Dr. Tholndyke, Of Boston, win be sol
emnized in the latter part Of December at
the residence Of Senator and Mrs Sherman,
in this cibY
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Saws DonnelIy was Not Bribed.

HASTINGS, Mimi, Nov. S0-Colonel Bian-
ion Duncan, who caused the passage Of the
light Of way bill Of the Memphis and "a
Paso railroad in congress Feb. p, 1863, e.
lies the charge Of the St. Paul Pioneer-Iie.
hat Ignatius Donnelly had been bIibed by
he Memphis and Ell Paso Railroad company
N 1863
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a JerseY nnrgInr nacged.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. SO.--James Dillon,
who was arrested in Newark while trying
to dispose Of some iewelry, has been identi-
fed as the burglar who robbed Mrs. Mar
tins house at Woodside. He is believed to
have committed other burglaries in Essex
county
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stnrr nf tlle shootInr.

The shooting took place Is Or Hall was
ascending the steps Of the parsonage, which
adioins the church and occurred just after
he had left the church. Roth ran from the
other side Of She street as DR. Hall entered
the gate, and quickly drawing a revolver
fired at the venerable preacher as soon az
the latter had bis back turned.
DR. Han turned his head at the sound Of
the shot and then seeing his danger qniclg-
ened his pace up the steps He had Just
reached the landing when the man fired
again
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p,~ s.,zurs 81 smugrled Fish.

DETROIT, Nov. 3O.-The customs author
tiles here have seized 2ls tons Of Canadian
fish valued at $4,000 The owners are the
Buffalo Fish company, the Detroit Fish com
pany and Solomon Daniels, The owners
win contest the natter in the courts.
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one Ric worId,s Fair Item

WASHINGTON, Nov. S0-It will cost about
100000 to make the awards at the Worlds
Columbian exposition. President Palmer is
confident that congress viii make the addi-
tional appropriation of s5,0OO,0OO 50 neces-
sary TO make the exposition a success.
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M M. 4 Nnrrnm Ilsrnne.

The doctor then hurriedly opened the
door and entered the house. lie was not a
moment too soon, for as the door closed a
third shot rang out and bullet entered the
easement Of the door the reverend gentle
man had entered. There were but few per-
sons on the avenue during the shooting, and
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PurllI.t naker n1ar Reeerer.

BUFFALO, Nov. 30.-Pugilist Billy Baker,
The victim of Saturday nights shooting af-
Ray, may recover. Patrick 0'Brien, who
lid the shooting, has been arrested.
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san ~ 1vorIK On Warships.

WASHINGTON, Nov. SO-Naval officials
are not disposed to place too much reliance
on Chilis peaceful intentions, so the work
on our warships is being pushed.
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AEESsRs. CHAs. i. WEBSTER Cu.'
M wish to correspond at once Win l.. con-
petent book sales1oAn. one who mas SOLO ellcy
onapity nrererred. no the right party an
anportunify is offered to establish and control
ne sale OF the Library Of American Litefa-
nj. WILLIAMS. Manager, 81 Fifth avenue
New'York City.
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FIRED AT DR.. JOHN HALL
Lunatic Roth Attempts to Xiii
the Eminent Divine.
HE BLAzED AWAY THREE TIMES

Ills Aim was Very bad, but the THIRD
Bullet struck the Parsonage Door just
After Or. Hall Had Vanished Behind 1t
The crank's wild story.
New YORK, Nov S0,-John George Roth,
crazy German Of middle age, attempted
to kin the Rev. John Hall, d, D., pastor Of
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church,
after the mornin~ service Sunday by firing
three shots at him from revolver None
, Of the shots took effect The would b. as
sassin was Immediately arrested and lodged
in jul.
Evening journal., 1891-11-30
New york conEre.smen ia bad Luck,

New York CongresAmen IN bad Luck,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 Representatives
Bourke Cochran, Joseph . Little and AL
fred 9. Chapin, who were voted for on the
4th inst 70 iii vacancies, cannot be put on
the rolls until their certificates arrive, and
these win not be forthcoming until the state
board Of canvassers meets some time during
December and canvasses the vote. II il pos
sible that, by the grace Of their party, the
trio viii be allowed to enter the caucus, but
they certainly cannot vote for speaker in
the house A New York Republican-N
Martin Curtis, Of the Twenty-second district
will also be deprived Of his seat until his
certificate rs received
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FOR, SALE

The stock. good win and fixtures Of the
wholesale liquor storo with saloon adjoining.
at Nos. 207 and 100 West Ercnt street. This Is
one OF the largest. Oldest, and best business
places in the state. The properties Nos. 2O7,
209 and al West Front ,trset will be rented
or sold on reasonable terms, as the owner
wishes to retire from business. Apply to
PHILIP g. PLUEKETT.
No. e07 West Front street.
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BUsINEss oPPoRrUEIrIns.

EOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
~ REAL ESTATE we'll known 'Prac-
tical Farmer Hotel at Grubb'a. Brandy wins
hundred, Is offered for sale, or will exchange
for city real estate; haa been licensed ior one
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter; has q splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
p. DONAHOE, SIC Orange street, Whining
fon DaI
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FOR SALE,

our LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY AT
W Seventh and Shipley streets.
FIRST s. ALLN0N.
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NOR RENr-PLEAsANr SECOND AND
II third story front and unfurnished third
story back room, for rent CT with board. No,
307 West Eighth street.
DEIRABBE ROOMS WITH BOARD.
~ 107 East Eighth street.
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LOST AND FoUNp.

n OsT.-POCKET BOOK IN KING STREE
i market ON November %. between Third
and Fourth streets, Liberal reward will be
given IL returned to No. 1907 Delaware
avenue
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HoARp AND ROOMS

~-@---7---a--1
yETANTED. = BOARDERS, PLEASANT
w rooms and home comforts. Apply No.
412 King street
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NO. 1,O95.
Help WANTED. .


UTANTED, A CARRIAGE BODY MAN VIZ.
w Must be qulck, first class workinainl ~
of steady habits. Steady employment Y ~ ~
be given TO y competent mechanic. Apply W
EDW. EDGH RLY, Lancaster, Pa.- ia.
A GENTS AND q 4Nv ASsERs AITiEiNs- ~
IA tion.-We will supply yeu Win os1nss ~ nss
f1ee. save you expressage, postage .tai. anu e. ~
outlay of capital. Half q hundred artlclesn, " ~
select from. Permanent work for respoqn on ., .lple
men and women. sss us. Wolne' hlsnth
and Market.
A CTIYM WORKERS EYERYW HEkE
"A for "SHEPP'S eHOTOGRAPHS o. the dhe
WoRLD;" produced at an outlsy Of SHY oJq; ~
Dexter Ind +, cleared s50s In four DAYS; Rey.
Hepry FISHER, lPlainfiold.l Mass; $lef Ia SIX
hours. Miss H. H. HarrA. GnFnsld, PENN.
9l4 in thirty minutes. III e greatest Dook on
esrth Mammoth illustrated circular and
terms iree. Books on credit. freight PAID:
beautiful outfit 81. Address, GLOBE BlBLh
Publishing COMPANY, No. T0s Chestnut
street, Philadelphla. Pa.
TXTANTED. - AGENTS ON THE MAN
w haitian Life Insurance Company's new
monthly plan. Small amounts taken
portion as our S50.OOo policies. Benehta I'M
mediate No lapses on he agent. Agents PAL. !.
every week IL full. No bonds requirt a on'
intelligence, honesty and sobristy denahueo
C6ll O'Clock a. IN. GOA darket street;
GEORGE ". khE.A y.
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GOT IN TnE WRONG BED.
a Bride Was Sleeping In tho State Roo
...". Whom Hans Entered,

Bride Was Sleeping In tho State Room
E. Whom Hans Entcred.
Ncv lork Ii0r'd.
Hans Friedrich Endrichkoit arrived
in this city u iew days ago BY one OF the
Hamburg-Amercan Packet Company
steamers. Ho was on his way to visit Il
sister who is the wife OF baker in Bos.
ton. 1t was the first time Hans had set
foot on American soil and he found
everything very strange. He set sail on
the steamer Pilgrim Monday evening
for Fall River. His ticket entitled him
to berth l03 on the stcerage deck.
Hans had 4 hearty dinner aboard the
steamer and spent the evening with his
pipe Gu the upper deck. About lC
o'clock he decided to turn in for the
night. In the-main saloon he found u
door numbered JOB and supposed it led
to his sleeping apartment. IIc turned
the knob and entered.
The atateroom in question had been
engaged by 4 young couple who were
returning from their wedding tour
The husband had lett his wife to retire
while he had goodnight cigar in the
open air. When Hans Endrichkcit eli
tered, therefore, he was somewhat sur
prised to find 4 young woman in the
lower bunk OF his apartment. She was
sleeping sOurdly. Her diamond brace
let and tiny gold watch were OH the
dresser and her dress adorned the back
OF chair.
"This is remarkable country" sale
Hans to himself, as he added his bis
silver watch to the other jcwclry. 81
s'pose the last one in fastcns the door"
and he turned the brass key quietly
Anew minutes later he was in the upper
bunk, sleeping as peacefully as the
young woman in the cot below.
There came 4 rap at the door. Hans
was snoring, but the young woman
awol,e.
who's there ?" she inquired.
'Its mt" replied familiar voice un
grammatically.
Then the bride discovered IIans's
clothing and gave n scream that was
heard from one end ofthc main saloon tC
the other. Passengers poIcd their head!
from their staterooms and wondered
what was the matter. The instant tho
door OF No. 1903 was unlocked the frantic
husband jumped in and seized poor, in
offensive Hans. He dragged him from
his bunk, and pommelling him soundly
threw him boldly into the saloon. He
was about to follow up his attackwith ,
chair when Capt. Davis and Detective
Agnew appeared on the scene and inter
fered. They hurried Hans into cover
and then sent back for his clothes. liz
was very battered, frightened passcn
ger who was conducted to bunk No. 10;
in the stccrage.
The bridegroom apologized for his
violence when he learned how Han.
had made his mistake. The latter still
believes that this is q remarkable coun-
try
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siderable attention in tho neighborhood,
and Billy's politeness has won him many
frionlu |TI-'I.'' |--.IIIII


yhdJc, ...
Feminine voicc-IIcllo! that you,
Dora?- Yes, want to tell you we've
made up our minds TO 90 tomorrow in
stead OF to.day--To-morrow, same time
Yes, tomorrow, 2l0 train-George is
coming, now don't iail--Oh, no fear OF
that. Now remembcr-Who says2
Harry? Hes saucy thing Wait till
l see him-Wcll, all right. 30 on time
oh, nothing but my small satcleland
the lunch box, 2:l0 train -Ycs, It cnmc
all right; like 1t immensely. Well,
Eood-byc-Oh, dear, hope not. Toll
'him-don't tell him-Maud would rage
II he came to the depot. Why don't
You know they've parted for e.o-e--
to Ito tho central otlice)-In
one instant!-pleasc don't let
him come. Tho central Office is inter.
iering Goodbye, dear; 2:l0, and don't
let him'-(to the central oilice)-Ycs, yes,
dlrectly!-lt will only make trouble II
they meet. Say! ! had II dear letter
from Lou. She tells me tho baby is
ITO the central office, with dignityj-Al-
low me to finish my scntcncc-Dora,
fetch my little brown cape, will you
Yes, all right-good-byc-What? Oh,
q miserable turnout. Scarcely halt tho
invitations accepted. She isn't popular
with-(to central oilice)-Sir!--Oh,
these people are really outrageous.
They have just told me from tho central
office that they charge extra for gossip
in the morning. Goodbye. The I'M.
pudont things! 2:l0, don't fail now,
and remember-(to the central oaice)-.
You are exceedingly insulting, whoever
you are.
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a Mystery Explained.

The papers contain frequent notices
OF rich, pretty and educated girls elop-
ing with negroes, tramps and coachmen.
The well known specialist, DR.. Franklin
Miles, says all such girls are more or less
hystcrical, nervous, very impulsive, I'M
balanced; usually subject to headache,
neuralgia, slecplcssncss, immodcrate
crying or laughing. These show Il weak
nervous system for which there is no
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Trial bottles and q fine book, containing
many marvellous cures, free at the Logan
Drug Co., who also sell and guarantee
DR.. Miles celebrated New Heart Cure.
the finest OF heart tonics. Cures ilutter-
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Both tho method end results when
Syrup Of Figs i taken; it ia pleasant
and rcfrcghing to tho taste, and acts
gently set promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys-
tenn eGectually, dispels colds, head.
cchcs and icyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
oily remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duccd, pleasing to tho taste and &c.
cep:ablc to tho stomach, prompt in
iti action and truly beneficial in its
elects, prepared only from the most
Lcslhy and agreeable substances, its
Yeny excellent qualities commend it
10 al and haze mndo it the most
p91uIGt remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
md 81 bottles by all leading drug.
eis2. Any reliable druggist who
may not lave it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any ono Who
wishcs to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
GaH FRANCISCO. CAL.
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LEMON EnIylR,
Tleasnnt, Elegant, Kc!.ahlc.


For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For icvers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
palpitation OF the heart, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozleys Lemon Elixir will not
fail YOU in amy OF the above named dis
eases, all OF which arise from a torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared only by Dr.. II. Motley, At
lanta, Ga.
5Oc and 81 per bottle at druggists.
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ENTEIcTAINS HIS GUEST,
Eos,on's Intelligent and Hospitablc Pole,

Eos,on's Intelligent and IIospitablc Police
Horse. HI=
Boston Transcript
Billy, 4 remarkably intelligent horse
used in tho police wagon OF Division 8,
has taken up an idea which he follows
daily. One OF the mounted officers in
the division leaves his horse in the sta
bic connected with tho station on, Blue
Hill avenue, near Dudley street, while
he answcrs to the loll-call at noon and
again at G o'clock.
The officer iastens his horse to the
post forming one corner at the head OF
Billy's stall, and us soon as tho animal
is tied Billy picks up mouthful OF hay,
forces it Through the iron grating about
his stall anttwai.s until his guest has
eaten it.
Then he repeats the operation and
continues the hospitality until the Off
Ger returns Tor the horse. Billy began
to do this early in the fall without any
suggestion from the men, and he does
it twice q day, much to the satisfaction
OF the visitor.
The performance has attracted con-
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TO BE AN EMPRESS.
What 1t Means to be the German Rulers
COnsort,

What 1t Means to be the German Rulers
Consurt.
What is the use OF being an Empress
The consort OF the German Emperor
rises at 5 o'clock in the morning and
has accomplished halt a days work be-
fore half the women who are not queens
are out OF bed. No wife OF the present
cycle is supposed to look after her hus.
bands linen.
She is too busy with studying Brown.
ing and political economy. But the
faithful kuiserin has personal charge
OF the linen belonging to her royal
spouse, and the honor OF sewing on 4
button or putting few stitches in an
imperial sock is one rarely coveted by
the maid OF honor.
When one remembers that the august
parsonage travels with twenty-five tin
cases containing his wearing apparel,
cooked hats, helmets and uniforms, and
rcilccta upon the amount OF linen re-
quired, it may be inferred that this caro-
OF the linen is no easy task.
One servant has charge OF the head
gear, another mcrial ,of the boots, the
wife OF the royal shirts. And what is
this Empress OF Germany doing just
now, when the average wife has sent
her children to their grandmother or
has sent them in charge OF maids while
she dances from one delight to another?
Tho Empress is ut Felixstowe with
her five boys, teaching them, or ct least
all OF them that can navigate, the noble
Grt OF swimming, ut which she is an cx-
pert. This gracious lady is not exactly
beautiful, being little ovcr-stout, but
she has one rare charm--thc most beau
tiful arms in tho world. At least, that
is what the Emperor says.
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Womnn's Health and Lie

depend more on regularity than on any
or all causes combined. An actual or
living death is the result OF dcrangc-
mcnt OF functions which make women
what she is; immediate relief is the
only safeguard against wreck and ruin.
In all cases OF stoppagc, delayed, pain
full or other Irregularities Bradfcld's
Female Regulator is the only sure rem
edy. Sold at wholesale and retail by
Logan Drug Co.
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We are surrounded by dangers all the
way IRON the cradle to the grave. "rhe
great wonder is" rs Pat says, "that
after getting out OF our cradle, we live
long enough to reach our grave"
Thousands are out OF health-inorose,
morbid and miserable, because they do
not avail themselves OF the remedy
within easy reach OF them. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery would cure
them.
For all chronic or lingering coughs,
weak lungs, splitting OF blood, bronchitis,
shortness OF breath, asthma and kim
dred ailments, it is most potent
remedy. 1t cleanses the blood, in
vigorates the liver, improves digestion,
and builds up both flesh and strength.
Dose small and pleasant to taste. Large
bottles, one dollar. OF all druggists.
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act on Il new principle-rcgulatins tho
liver, stomach and bowles through The
nerlrs. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Une-
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Smallest, mildest, surcstl Fifty doses
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