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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-09-25
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.



Catttlemen in Custer county, Mont,
have captured and lynched several poto-
rions cattle thieves, who were caught
changing brands.
David Douglass, Township Treasurer
at Youngstown, o., has been arrested ON
q charge Of embezzlement, it having been
discovered that he was short in his ac-
counts.
At Allegheny, Pa, George OFT, aged
%, fatally stabbed his brother John,
aged ID, with penknife, driving the
weapon into his left lung near the
heart, the result Of quarrel.
Burglars broke open the safe Of the
Sloan State Bank at Sioux City, Ia, and
secured nearly 5000, The Correction
vile postofiice was burglarized by the
same gang and $3.50 worth Of stamps
taken. The burglars stole horses. and
escaped.
AT Haverhill, Mass, two masked men
forced their way into the house Of Mrs.
Elkins, and demanded her money. She
handed them $452 but, presenting re-
volver, they tore open her dress and
seized bag containing $500 in money
and $4OOin notes. Both escaped.
Charles R. Ege and +. L. Mcguire,
formerly individual ledger clerks at the
Keystone Bank, Philadelphia, have been
arrested and charged with making false
entries in the ledgers and making such
etatements as would tend to deceive the
bank examiners.
Louis Bulling, the ST. Joseph (Mo. }
wife murderer, was hanged at Savannah
Mo. Bnlling had obtained pistol lust
before the execution from the minister
and shot himself twice. The wounds
were not mortal, and he was taken BIAS
phaming and screaming for mercy to the
scaffold, heldup by deputies long enough
for the rope to be fixed and then dropped
through the trap. His neck was broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

The amount ~ AR needed by bras va.
ries greatly according 90 circumstance.
When they are excited and tuil OF honey.
o. is the case with working swarm, tho
amount III air needed i very great II
they can be- kept quiet, % very littla air
will suffice Ia winter bees are Boo 70 semi.
durinaut stlts. and the amount Of air
necessary f1r their maintenance Is very
slight Special ventilation. simply Tor
the sake % securing tresner or purerair.
seems 90 be- almost unnecessary. Tho
few beekooVou who plead Tor special
ventilation DO NO almost wholly unou
the ground that they can thereby more
readily control the temperature.
u the bcr repositories are built sufi.
riantiy underground be- does NOT seem ID
though vgntiaj5uw1aIl De very Ygch
needed Tor controlling temperature.
Whom bers settle down into tla. gu.es
Crnt state essential flr successful winter
ing, theiF He-i OF air - very slight lu.
deed When th-ir winter nan Ia ended.
and spring arJusss them 30 activity auI
90 hrUod rearing, morr air is needed
Il Is chen, u ever, that special vsutila
tion b benefit; but ~ all thnt Is needed
can De 10radly secured b., the occasional
opening u doors or windows a. aight
II 10 ever becomes rsllly Necessary, d
scarcely seems worth while 10 go IA ia,
expense OF laying suuearth pipeA
should not 90 % VI udyiss %, writes W
q. Hutchinson, or Michigan, IN Thi
American AsdcB'l1Hst,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
Government Receipt. aud ESPsadi.
tare..

WAsuINoToN, Dec. 9i.-The atten-
ton OF the treasury department was
recently called 10 newspaper state.
nent 10 the effect that In the annual
estimates Of receipts aud expenditure.
for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1891,
the late Secretary Window over.esti-
mated the receipts OF revenue 81, 00O,-
900, and under-sztimstei the ii-burse.
ments $50 100000. Tbs facts shown
by the bo0ks Of the department are
given in the following letter from ~.
slstant Secretary Nettlcton ~ IL. L.
Earle OF Washington:
"rhe published statement II entirely
erroneous. In the annual report
Secretary Window estimated the
receipts, including postal service,
at Sl72, 900, 600, The actual receipts
proved sI5,, BOZ, 9i6. Remembering
that the tArii legislation Of the
Mckinley bill made radical changes,
most u which took effect after the
date Of the report, tho estimate made
by him December lat va. .inguisrly
correct. In the same report Window
estimated the total expenditures, in
GLIDING disbursements for postal scr
vice, 20 be si21,0D0,UO1 Tor tho ame
fiscal year. The actual expenditures
proves % he siil,s51, 1ls, IA excess Of
nearly s25,OOO,OO0 over the estimate.
This excess 4. aimost wholly accounted
for by the expenditures gruwiHJ out OF
the legislation enacted, aud judicial
decisions rendered aftsr the date Of the
report, which, therefore, could not
have been taken into contemplation Ia
the estimate. The principal item OF
this kind Ia sll,52l ,OOJ the refund log
VI direct taxes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

Captain Bourke writes General Baw
ley that he has from = reliable source
an account % the movements ut Cara
since the latter began his revolutionary
work.
After Cara had the engagement
with the three Mexican troops near
Guoirero three moutha ago, the band
scattered, Cara taking refuge In the
mountains Of Lampasns. He then
proceeded incogult0 20 the CITY Or
Mexico, where he spent months ~ork
ing up Interest and support In his
movement. Il Is bclivei that he
secured q large amount " money from
revolutionary sympathlkers, and Win
this flnd returned 10 Texas. During
his stay at Encita, Texas, they laid In
large quantity Of arms and smmu-
milton which was purchased secretly
In this city. About ten days ago the
main body u the revolutionls'-, which
numbered between 500 and 800, divid-
Ell into three detachmenis,one VI them
crossing the Rio Grand At point about
forty miles below Eagle Pass, another
going almost directly south, ami the
third toward Mier. IL was the latter
that Captain Bourke fought with.
Sr. lOUts. Dec. - u Rcpubdc
special from 5an Antonis, rexl, says;
The Mexican consul received tele.
gram today from General Garcia, milf
tary commander Of the northern gone
Of Mexico, stating that his troops en-
countered a detachment Of C4tarina
Gafza's revolutionary forces near Mier.
Mex, yestrday. A battle was fought
in which n number were killed and
wounded on each side. rherevolution-
ista were routed and rstreatsd across
the river into Texas. Two troops VI
United states cavalry left here by =
special train today add will take the
field today.
AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 24.-In answer
% request from Major General Haw-
Icy, commazding the troops In tai.
State, asking cooperation on account 81
the Cara invasisn NJ Mexico and the
killing Of Corporal Edsir1n d Garza's
band on Texas soil, Governor Hog
has ordered all the Texas rangers
available 10 march at once TO the scene
o conflict.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

or tue lamp p.
These aud similar experiments justified
the couc.ui0ns TINS while tho naked
electric light has o damaging inAu-ucs
upon che plants near 10, electric light
promotes assimilation. is often has.cns
growth aud maturity. 10 /. capable Of
producing natural Htvors and col0rs Ia
fruit. 20 often inteusidss color Of dow
en- and s1netimas increases thr pr0dur.
ton n flowers, and chat periods % dark.
ness arr not necessary % the growth and
Development ~ plants Professor Bailey
believes DO is ouly necessary 10 overcome
tho dlhcultir- the chief u which nre
che injurious Influences nron plants near
tl8 light; the TOO rapid fastening Of
maturity iu s0mo; and iu short, the
whole series of practical adjustments "
conditions 90 individual cigeum ;aucts
81 render oiarr1hnr,ieG.nre a mcces4
Deheruin, % French esparinsnter. wys
that tae injurious rays frum ;ha electric
light are greatly modified by a trans
parent glass Pr0i.s1r Bulsys oxper.
meuu with an electric lamp, protected
by an ordinary white opal g.'l-, gave
results murh les marked thnn chat u
the naked light; 20 word, the iniuri-
ous effects were iessoned hy hsuseof tho
gIohe. Lettuce was greatly benefited
BY the electric Lights
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

wAsmSGTus, Dec. 2i.--secratary
klkins was sworn In today. Chief
Clerk Tweedals administered the oath
Of office.
General Stanley forwarded the war
department a telegram from Captain
Bourke, Thiri Artillery, dated Fort
Ringgold, Tex, Dec. 23rd, describing
his two brushes with Cara, the Mcxi-
eau reyolutionist. No new facts we're
given. General stanley also tele.
grAphed, under date Of san Antonio,
Tex, Dec. 23rd, that he sent two
troops OF cavalry from Fort Houston,
by rail, 10 Fort Mcintosh, one uoOp
thence 10 RlHggold, Laredo, Tex.
News via Nevada, Laredo, has
Just been received here that Captain
Hardiesi troops u u. ;. cavalry anu a
number Of officers ana ranger. frlm
this city who were at Carri1I, Hapal'
county, some sixty miles below here,
have left that place Tor points down the
liver toward Rio Grande CITY, where
another band OF Gaf1l's men are re-.
ported 10 be getting ready 10 crO-s int
Mexico. The report states that IN,
revOlutioHists are about $50 ia uumber
aud Il the U. ;. troops meet them, d
fight viii doubtless ensue.
add fog
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

pafiments. aud one was treated 90 lrtit.
nary cudidons-aBul fnt hv dlr AMI
du,u.a by m.ht--lnd th- other Hur.
lIsht uy ilv md electric iislt by uigla
~ this house numor1ns experiments
were liai- tI note tue e1'ei PC Che elec.
tric h4ll an rlBa growth.
In report made .u the American
Garden. 20 which thanks are l1e Cor tle
cut here presented. it b. toid tha' tl1
general fleet of the naked electric light
VIA o. .r ttIy hasten maiu1,y. aud tia
nearer lho plants grew to She li1ht t1o
greater che arcnlcratOu. This tendency
was particularly marked in tho lalf
plnut-euiive. spinach, cr,s anil lef-
tuce. The plants ran % seed' before
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
ORANGE BLOSSOM.

Ladies suffering from any form
ot Female Weakness, VIII lind u
sure cure in "OTange BIO ssUm."
Fur full PARTICULARS call on The
Genera age nj, l95 West, 'rhiFd
south street, salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
The remain. .r Preston n Plumb
HarIed.

EauORfA, Kan, Dec. 9i.-All that
was mortal Of the late Preston b. Plumb
was placed beneath hi. native soil to-
day. The city f. IN mourning; tisgs
outhe public buildings were displayed
at hali.mast, business houses we're
dmpcd la black, ana on nearly
every private residence were displayed
emblems Of mourning. This services
Of the day were commenced with
private funeral service al the family
residence o. the simplest nature. IL
was attended only by the membor. o T
the family, the congressional delega-
lions aud a few Intimate friends. The
service con,isted only Ofprayor aud the
.inging ola hymn. TINS funeral ear wa
hen taken 20 the church. On arrival at
the church, the casket vas placed upon
= catafalque, and the Id removed. AZ
O'Clock the funeral services were held
AZ the church, at the conclusion Of
which the procession reformed and pro-
ceeded to the cemetery, where the 70.
mains OF the distnguished Senator
were placed In their last rtsilng place.
Mrs. Plumb and Amos, the elde.t
son, were too III 10 attend the sarvlces
at the church. W II. Plumb, the
Senator's father, and three brothers
accompanied the other children TO the
cemetery. This services were conduct.
Ell by the q. A. II. At the conclusion
Of the services, three comrades stepped
forward, and each deposited a bsauti-
ful tloral wreath upon the caaket a. the
body was lowered INFO the ground.
Three volleys were fired by the En-
poria Guards, the buyler sounded tapa
anil the multitude dispersed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

CHAMEsIoS, W. Va, Dec. "a
Exhibited States Senator Hereford
died yesterday AZ his home In Monroe
County, Ofpneumonia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

Tho following from Canada farmer
and reported FROM tho Ottawa station
will be- read with interest by readers
who desire b know what o small mum.
bor OF hens viii do when well cared for
and ted.
Eggs laid by G,.aau Plymouth Rock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

edible ieavas
werefonneI and
near the hgIit
rho leaves were
untllauiI culio,i.
Thslswauuiu--
trateltuspinnrh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
GRAND HOLIDAY SALEI

nONr THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY BUYING UsELEsa
ncnacs This week offer special Bargains Ia dss.
able articles Of Wearing Apparel that would sensible en
and smoking Jackets Munlers Handkerchec
Nektes, susrender, Fine Underwear
Ltss than attention
aud show three and 900
for youreves
$50 tOz Mems silk scas Csc each or ST. Usual price o each
We call your special atenton to our Boys aud Chldren's
Department.. REAENBERl EVERY PuRctAspp
BOYS SUR OvERooAr 4 BcautiiuI
cnt And BON oF PURE CANDY put up by the wcLkuosu
"ARBOGAsF" These presents will given New
morning DOM nrset that oslnt,rs u B)Ys
GIFT ENTERPRISE
During sale will sell ZOO CHGLDRENs NOBBY SUITS
Peaed back and 'front.' to H. that sell
-..SO
$50 Chrens Cape worth 81 and $3.50 $3.50
$50 Boys piece Suits in several patterns ages to worth So so
TO S950, 90 Tor $3.50.
$50 Boys Cape 0yecoa all Of the very latest cut and patterns aces
to IA, worth 81 to So, go for $3.50.
Large Variety Of Boys Vesee Suits at Reduced Prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

The annual ice clruiyals at 81. Paul
were popular affairs, They sttra ..i
compliment aud attention from many
parts Of the country. Visitors from
other sections u the Union travelled 20
Minnesota 20 SEQ She splendid Zee palace
aud other features Of ths carnival. Bat
this winter there will be no ice carnival
iu 81. Paul. The chamber ot commerce,
nas decided that whereas Ice palaces
give thu impression that 81, Paul is thu
colir,t place ou earth, n Is therefore
thuo % stop building them aud take
measures tafttract immigration 90 tho
city iHsteat OF driving IL away thus.
Business Is business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

During our sale we will sell 200 CHILDRENs NOBBY
peated back and 'front.' H. that used sell Tor 81
for -. so.
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
LARGE LIBERAL GAINS.
Canadian Conservatives Victori-
Gus by a Reduced Majority. ,
MACDONALDs GOVERNMENT WINS.

Cartwright and Laurier Made Gallant
Fight for BETTER Trade Relations with
the United states-The Election at vari-
Gus Important Citios Over the Border.
TORONTO, March cit is many years
since Canada was so thoroughly stirred up
by an election as she was yesterday. ALI
day long and until o'clock in the after-
noon the battle ragged fierceiy. Liberals
and Conservatives were all working like
beavers and tremendous excitement ex-
listed all over the dominion. Returns
from l9s constituencies out Of 2l5 in the
whole dominion, two Of which do not elect,
show the following:
Large Liberal Gains.
In Ontario, 80 out Of % constituencies
elect As Liberals and A Conservatives; a
net Liberal gain of II. In Quebec, 81 con-
stitueneies out Of 65 elect 80 Liberals
and - Conservatives; net IAberal gain
Of o. One labor candidate was elected in
| Montreal
In Nova Scotia, II constituencies out OF
81 elect Liberals and 13 Conservatives;
no gain for either side. In New BRUINS
Evening journal., 1891-03-06


wick. is constituencies out of 10 elect .
Liberals and II Conservatives, q net Con-
servatiye gain OF 8.
In Manitoba, constituencies out OF S
elect Liberal and Conservatives; mo-
gain 10 either side
Prince Edward Island, CONSTITUENCIES
complete, elect Liberals and TIVE Conser-
vatirea; NO gain 70 either side.
Conservatives Carry British CoHumssia-
British Columbia retugns Indicate that
the Conservatives win carry all 0f the I
Oo@atitaenCsea, meaning no chicago trom
the last house.
A Liberal Gain Of Eightee@.
The Conservatives have therefore elccted
Ics membara and the Liberals 50. The
liberal net gain is is, and as it was neces-
sary for them to make clear gnia OF 2s
seats to defeat the government by a bare
majority, II Is safe 10 say that the Mac
donald government is sustained by any
whore from 10 to Is majority.
Some of ths Men EIectea.
| Among other members elected are Hon.
David Mills, John Charlton, Sir Richard
Cartwright and Hon. Wiifred Laurier,
| Liberals, the latter for Richmond and
Wolfe. He was also elected in Quebec
| city by acclamation. Mackenzie Bowel,
minister Of customs, and Hon. J. A. Chap
leau, secretary OF state, and Sir A. p.
Caron, minister Of militia, are reelected
Sad Victory for Sir John.
A Later report than the above says that
Sir John Macdonald, after one Of the hot
test campaigns of his forty years of polite
al life, finds himself returned to power
with majority reduced from 81 votes in
the recently dissolved parliament to about
is in the newly chosen one. In On
tario his former majority of % is now
reduced to less than 5. and in Quebec,
which has usually been his great strong
hold, his majority Of IS is changed to q
minority Of about q or anet loss Of over 20
seats.
Many Surprises In the Returns.
The maritime provinces, where the Lib
erals were sanguine Of making clean
sweep, disappointed all their expectations
and were virtually the means Of sustain
Evening journal., 1891-03-06

ing the government. Little change was
expected in the northwestern and Pacific
provinces, where the government had
majority of II in the last parliament. This
representation is practically unchanged.
There were a number of surprises in the
election returns. Hon. John Carling, min
lister of agriculture, was defeated in Lon
don, Ont; Hon. George f. Foster, minister
of finance, and formerly minister Of ms
rine and fisheries, in Kings county, n. B.,
and Hon. c. c. Colby, president of the
privy council, in Stanstead, Quebec. The
other cabinet ministers were reelected
Sir John Macdonald polled surprising
vote in Kingston, where the Liberals ex-
pected TO defeat him. His majority Of II
at the last election is increased this time
to over 300. Hon. Peter Mitchell, minister
of marine in the last Liberal cabinet, was
defeated in Northumberland, n b. All
the other prominent Liberal leaders were
reelected
Conservatives Not Very Jubilant-
The Conservatives are not indulging in
any great amount Of jubilation.
| The very latest returns obtainable, with
only CONSTITUENCIES TO hear from, give an
apparent government majority Of 49, Many
| OF the constituencies were so very close
that the official count may make soms
changes, and some contests may be looked
for
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
GREAT KID GLOVE SALE.
SPT ENnIn RARGAINS.

One lot Of four button Kids shades Sizes H. SO cents
a pair.
eight inch LENGTH Mosqueare undressed kid tans and
states, Sizes 81 ~ so pair-about half price,
undressed kids ea kd) worth sls5 pair
for 79 cents pair; sizes, 81 to T.
One hook dressed Kid Gloves tan and blacks 81 to s.
at 70 cents par-worth $780,
Beautiful button misses Kids rs cents pa-regusr
price, 81 90.
Cdova Mosqueta Kids tans states and blacks Sizes 81
to price, pair; will be be sold this month only at 81 25 pair
A beautiful glove, and very desirable
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
HOSIERY BARGAINS.

100 dozens misses Ribbed Ho and wide ribbed
Sizes to 81 at pair pairs for CENTS pairs for 25 CENTS
regular 12 goods only these subject slight impeeons
Of ladies full regular made Stainless Black Hose spced
heel and toe; Sizes 81, ., 81, only 23 cents pair.
Ladies full regular made Saes Black Hose very fine
guage. Sizes 81, 9, 81 only 20 cents pair.
Black Derby Ribbed Hose Schppes famous make
81 q M pair chance buy these superb goods
this prize they worth about 374 cents pair
One let gentlemens very avy English Super Stout Half Hose al
pair Splendid goods excellent bargain
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.

In our dress goods department may large collection Of
staple desirable fabrics 49, 25 3 So 5c 81 and
popular goods prices that cannot fail to interest and
satisfy the most prudent splendid line Of
Black fabrics Cashm Heniettas aud Fancy Weaves
a prices comparison with city in the country
Splendid Black Gro Grain Silks Black Surah and Black
Fales also Coored Fa and China Silks right prices
BUYERS Of Silks Dress large stock and
make Of very low prices
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
JACKETS AND BLAZERS.

New spring styles the newest and styles just received The
balance winter Coaks closing out at low prices
Don't look spring outside garments for ladies and chill
dn as we best things all low cash
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
MUSLINS.

Is yards splendid quality Bleached Muslin for sloo
Is yards splendid quality unbleached Muslin for 81
having great these musns because they are 50 mucn
both in quality quantity dollar We keep all the leading
popular Muslin We our prices with
and in Philadelphia confident we can DO bet
ter for YOU on most of the brands deliver the goods
Muslin Wamsutta Utica depend upon
better Utica Wamsutta than other stores Keep
SO as get cent yard would be absurd
mills only gad that they stamp with their brand
Diaper Bleached Crash II inches wide cents yard
Best Toilet Crash IL inches wide, cents yard.
Crash Plaid Crash Bordered Crash, all kinds Of Crash at
instances lower than Notwithstanding the general
advance in prices
A Good Linen Towel at 5 cents
Hucka and Damask Towels at 124 cents.
you will find higher prices the leading stores OF the
great city.
Spring Roller Good quality Holland With fixtures
for 25 cents
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
AMERICAN SATEENS.

large of American Sateen beautiful patterns excellent
CLOTH only ng mperiecons not worth Mentioning
at yard, regular 124 cent goods
Fancy Ches 2494 yards assorted styles and cOongs
good Fabric regular goods will be sold at cents yard great
bargain.
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
QUILTS, QUILTS.

We would like you White Bed Spreads Mase effect
OF 87t cents 00 $780, all full We have the largest
line Marsees Spreads have offered prices that will aston
sh you-$l.75 to $500 each.
Crib Spreads in all sizes.
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
DRESS GINGHAMs.

45 pieces elegant styles Gngham excellent CLOTH regular 10
goods for n cents yard
line Of superb styles and beautiful CLOTH soft and hne
12A cents will find 15 in Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1891-03-06

Governor Reynolds was allowed to
leave the stand. Be was followed by
John M. Houston, who succeeded him as
state treasurer.
Mr.. Houston-"The tin box spoken Of
never saw and never heard tell OF until
this matter came up
Senator Houston-"Didnt you have a
key to the boxf"
Mr.. Houston-"If had / never used
IL | think there was q little key In the
drawer OF the safe. l didn't know what
il was for. | Isent the key in the safe to
NJ Herbert. That is all know about
it,"
Mr. PiIling-"Mr. Houston, 90 you
mean to say you never knew there was
such q box2'
Mr.. Houston-"No, sir. never did.
Mr.. Pilling-"Did you know anything
Canffnued On Third PAGE,
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
TICKINGS.

keep large stock Of these goods and a ell times give you
the the very cash prices just look at
Ticknga you need, and you viii be pleased
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
GENTLEMENs NECKTIES.

Genemens Neckies Ts and fourn hands large var
ety of styles price each centsius half price
gen emens beautiful Saeen Shirts sizes IA to 162 at n
cents each regular price 81
Evening journal., 1891-03-06
CROSBY & HILLS
GREAT REDUCTION SALE.

have an Immense O order
turn considerable cash the thirty days offer
extraordinary attractions which person who wishes
money davalth elves O without delay.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-07-09
Now Try This.

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Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest
or Lungs. DR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds is
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be paid back Sufferers from La Grippe
found Il just the thing and under It's use
had speedy and perfect recovery. Try
sample bottle At our expense and learn
for yourself just how good a thing 1t is
Trial bottles free at the City Drug Store,