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lightfully cool. The red foothills that
roll upward on the north and west of the
town are hot and arid, and the glossy
green of the pinon and cedar clumps that
dot their slopes do not diminish the eff
feet Of barrenness which they present !;
but beyond them are the cool peaks Civ
ing to this wonderful landscape the three
fold charm Of the mountains, the desert
and oasis. These broad features of the
scene impress the consciousness to the
exclusion of all minor details, and in a
land so gloriously illuminated by sunlight,
aboriginal religion could only have been
one of worship to the great uminary.
The features of social life in Santa Fe
are very pleasant. For many years the
town was the headquarters of the military
department of New Mexico. The residents
of the town, official and civil, are noted for
good living and hospitality, and besides the
occurrence Of numerous balls and parties,
and the maintenance Of charming fash.
ion Of informal visiting and dining out, q
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-08

large handsome territorial capitol building,
and beyond it, in the southern suburb OF
the town, is situated the territorial peni-
Tertiary. On the level plain north of the
barracks, in front OF the large stone Unit
ed States government building, rises a
handsome monument, inscribed 1.-The
Pathfinder" which commentaries one OF
the worthest and bravest of the heros of
the western frontier, Kit Carson, the
famous plainsman and mountaneer, the
guide of Gen. John G. Fremont in his
expedition across the continent, and the
gallant leader in many Indian campaigns.
Toward the end OF his eventfu life he
married Mexican lady at Taos, on the
upper Rio Grande, and his children and
grandchildren reside in New Mexico.
In the early evening the people gather
on the vernandas about the square, or sit
on the seats beneath the trees, while
the band plays for all hour in the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-08

the Ramona school for girls and boys,
supported by the Congregational denom-
nation, and the Rosario school, main
tanned under the special care of the Most
Rev. Archbishop Salpointe. The Univer-
sity OF New Mexico-of which the Ra-
mona school is branch-was founded
and is controlled by the Congregational
church and the Santa Fe Academy, an
institute conducted under the auspices
of the Santa Fe Presbytery, provides the
course of study usually pursued in the
public sch oos OF eastern towns.
A visit to the palace is full of interest
the sojourner in Santa Fe. The adobe
walls, six feet thick, which have been
standing nearly three hundred years, are
as solid and enduring as when they were
first laid The high and spacious apart.
ments of this edfce, which distinctively is
the governors residence and official head
quarters and the meeting-place Of the leg
islative bodies Of all the periods in thu
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interest is destroyingor Withholding them.
This unaccountable act of vandalism pro-
voked 30 urgent remonstrance from the
citizens of Santa Fe that Pile reluctantly
consented that the manuscripts should, so
far as was then possible, be recovered
and stored again at the palace, but
naturally only part of these papers
found their way back to the proper re-
postory.
In the year of 1872 Gen. Lew Wallace,
who had then recently assumed the office of
governor OF New Mexico, CHANGED to nc
tce heap of manuscripts on the floor of
an outer room in the rear Of the palace
courtyard. Picking up one of the papers,
he found it to be Spanish warrant dated
early in the last century ordering the ar
rest and inquisition of party suspected
OF heresy. A further examination Of the
heap showed that it contained what was
left of the New Mexican archives. Under
the direction of Governor Wallace the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-08
SANTA FE.

From Adu.r.Hud.
TIE GREAT SANITARIl NJ OF TIE UoRl D---A
Beautiful AND THRIVING CITY.
Santa Fe is an ideal summer and win
ter resort, having been favored by nature
with q dry and equable climate, pure
healthiul water and scenery unsurpassed
in beauty and grandeur in the world. It
is located in an Arcad,an valley at the
foot OF the Sangre De Cristo range OF
mountains, and encrcling mountains
stand like Titanic guards to protect the
city from the cold blasts OF winter and
the hot waves of summer. Its summer
climate is perfect, and the invalid from
other parts who has been in the habit OF
debating Will. himself as to whether or
/ not "hle IS worth living, after sojourn-
ing in this invisorating climate for a
short time, sleeping soundly under a
double blanket Of nights and during the
delightful days enjoying the beauty OF his
surroundings and viewing the many
points Of natural and historical interest,
life begins to lose Its sonlber hue and to
assume brighter colorlng as bis health
begging to improve,
A volume might be written on the his
tory OF santa re. 1t has the oldest
Christian church in the nited States,
being built before the founding Of James
town or the landing Of the Pilgrims at
( Plymouth. On ITS walls are hang sacred
paintings pierced with arrows; for this
church has IN its time served MS citadel.
i,,niI;,,,a IS IT,, o,,t,!ot ~ 1,,a
pueblos of the Indians, hundreds oi years
oid' and numerous other features OF
bn sno ~ ", omJ I ;t 'i,' Go ''
of Santa Fe. In the limited space which
can be devoted to this article but lame
Iustice can ne zone lhe SUBJECT IN tahd'
', W can 9iIIy SPt"A prIfHE VI lue 9aiila
Vi to-'"4' ihlei WIN ,'le ft..'9
VI '"St Ecllei a'Io,lS HAS gro" II peauIi'ul
CIT! "IIlI al lnoIgrn s'5ns Oh enterprise;
Among tlieSe eNIueii'es VI Vile progress Oh
Iatef years are the territorial capital
oullqihg' magnificent colleges notes that
Wouju DE crealt 10 a Guy OF luo,-
ooU people, large business blocks,
etc' vi Inc institutions OF the city, par
, tiCular mention Is que the sahitaflum OF
lhe SISTERS ,! OF st. ' 'ncent DE IauI, where
IhVallas are supplied win the comfort OF
a nome ana receive me best OF attention
'CI very feasoi'aOte 'IIafRes' NO patient
afflicted with infectious Or contagious DIS
ease Is admitted 10 thls sanlirlum.
mere are numerous good hotels, where
VISITORS may obtain excellent arcommo-
'atiohs, by lar the largest and finest OF
"hch Is
THE PALACE.
r.,,.,
MS ll"e' Is managed by MeSSfs' hum-
sey X Burnham, who have acquired
vide spread reputation as caterers. Tho
l,a,,.o Ia, ,o- .oo,,,, ,..,,ai,.i,,.,, .,,,
.''"So mas 'o' '0oIN'' 0''''''.'i'7 VI '''''-
loFtabIy FURNISHED guest chambers elegant
parlors, offices, billiard and dining rooms,
etc The hotel is beauty INTELLECTUALLY,
is desirabIy located and visitors to Santa
Fe who desire tlrst-class accommodations
at reasonable cost should put up at the
'nong me t SliuraeIon"I L1yI(Ie9 o. tne
N'.;
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Quit claim and warranty deeds for sale
at the New MEXICAN printing office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-08

All kinds of justice OF the peace blanks
for sale at the New MEXICAN printing Of
fee
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-12
City Of Mexico

Is justly entitled by reason ot
its population. intelligence, cul-
lure, beautiful location, health
IuI and even climate. historical,
pDlilical and commercial pre-
emiuence. 10 lis reputation as
one OF The Celebrated CIiIes OF
the World. Mexico as IA country
Is picturesque beyond descrip-
iiun and beautiful beyond be
lief, and no better line To COM
mence the journey TO this land
Of white sunshine redolent with
flowers, can be selected tlOn The
Famous Buckeye Route and its
connections.
The Buckeye Routes Agents
are courteous and obiiging and
II will be a pleasure for them To
quote you rates and describe
different routes to The land OF
kindly greetings, and broad hos
pr allt!. oi"p nver prlvIi1ges
granted on tickets guim. aud
comm. via the Buckey. Route,
and It's connections. For par
ticnlars,
W. II Fisher. g L & TT
CuIumbn:, U.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-12
SlHCOL ITEMS,

In st,ad of the regular order oi
exercises On last Friday afternoon,
there Was spelling in the High and
Grammar schOuis.
On Monday morning, according
10 promise. Mr.. Eayman addressed
the high School OH The subject OF
AnimrI Heat. Among many other
remarks. he stated. that The nor
NAL temperature OF the human body
according to Scientific men. is SO 6
degrees. Still there are cases rn
record in which the temperature OF
the human body has fallen far be
low The standard In one instance
where the spinal column was dis
eased, ie has fallen to less than 90
degrees The temperature of animal
bodies is higher than. that of the
human body and varies according
riie spices. An alter chapel lecture
is always enjoyed by the school.
By mnny OF the Seniors. Phych
ol"gy rs cons derpd tine of he ~, st
interesting studies !foy have taken
mp.
The Juniors are making excel
lent progress IN Natural Philos-
opby.
There will he exercises on next
Friday afternoon. An interesting
programme is being prepared tor
the coming locking Co. Teachers
\ ssOciatiOn.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-12
The Gilbert Opera
CO.

The above Company appeared
for The first time in our city lasl
night, before large aud apprec
ialive audience. Tha: the organ
izaIian is popular and pleasin.
one was evident fran Ihe gene,-
Gus applause thar followed. from
the ringing up Of the curtain to
The close of The performance.
The Company is first class in
every particular, and is compos-
ed of artists, and in fac, is one of
The best companies We have had
ihl> sea-nn Miss Mae Sylvester,
The Prinna donna. made IL charm
ing bright and sweet iliile Ser
pOle.Ie. have won Iha audience al
the very start. As a soubreite she
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Samuel Friend, Asa Friend, Ezra Friend
John Fri-nd. Cora McCoIlum and Samuel
McCollum residing In Decatur, Stale Gi
Theodore SiddouS, residing in Peoria, tate
OF ILLINOIS, heirs at law of Levi Friend, late
of Hooking Cuunty, Ohio, deceased; Will
take notice that benjamin +. Dunn ard
Marion Friend administrators, With will
annexed of the Estate of said Levi Friend
deceased, on the Bird. day of February 1891
filed their petition in the Probate Court,
within aud 70: the County OF Hooking an d
State Of Ohio, alleging that the personal
his debis. arc the charges al nd mini sr-ring
ofnis estate; lhat he died seized in fee sim plc
OF the following describeL real estate sit
ulted in said County OF Fl cking, State OF
OHIO, To wit: being fractional lot No. 5,
In sectioE No. q, township No. ". range
No. ~ containing lui acres, more or less;
also the north east quarter of the north
east quarter Of same township, section ani
range. and containing in the aygregnte e
Friend a. widow OfStid decedenJ is enti
tied TO dover In said premises.
The prayer OF said petition Is for the as
signment of dover TO the said Martha
F,iend, nm for the sale of said premises,
subject to such dover estate for the pay
ment of the debts aud charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the
6tb. day of AprI, 1871 , or as soOm therca ter
as leave may be had and obtained.
Benjamin +. Dunn.
Marion Friend
Administrator with the
will annexed of
LEVI FRIEND Decd
s. Weldy Atty Feb. IL 6w
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As FROM THD dead.
Three Miners Rescu.
ed at Nanticoke.

NANTICnKE. Pa. Feb. 1Oih -
Three men returned la EARL
Ihs morning as from the grave
Thay are John w Riner, Will
lam Cro.ie and Micllaei SheIanl.
miners in The employ of the
Suiquehanna coal company
Wednesday last these men with
others, We're working in No
colliprv of The old Harvey work
ings, about a mile from This city.
They were driving The dip from
nam tunnel 10 The cross head
ing. In doing This they came
near the old working which had
been abandoned and which was
used as rest rvnir for holding
mine drainage. This they in
specled and in moment a pick
was crashed through The old
board barrlca6e and The water
was let loose, Il came in IL
tremendous wave. filing The
gangway full, and swept The
men before il. When The men
reached The surface they found
that three of their companions
were missing. Rescue parties
AT once began 10 search for them
in :he hope that they would be.
innnd ia some The dry tnnnels
OF The mine, aud have worked
'Iay and night since. This NOR, =
ing ihey were taken out alive,
but very weak.
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ladies' of the Presbyter-

ian church, wishing TO increase
their building fund. hare eacl
agreed to earn une tlo'lai; hei' +,
their next meeting. at II >mlai i'
be given Thursday Feb 19 Ii ii
ihe residence of DIR. David Liitie
Each lady will report before The
assemhlege in what way or ways
she obi aimed The required amount
Admiitance free. Refreshments
served at usual prices. Public
cordially invited. Come and
hear in what various ways the
nickles aud dimes were collected.
For Headaches, biliousness, con-
stpatioD, dizziness, sieepness. the blues
screiala, the blood and all skin ernp-
tons DIR. 'enner's Blood and Liver
Remedy al Nerve Tonic never fails
Warranted % satisfy or money refund.
ed. Could his be atforeed il the Rem
edy vast ncrtian2
= Mr.. james X Roch ester, with
the firm of Chas. Rose s. Co; had
narrow escape from severe in
jules. Monday While standing on
the top shell IN the mammoth sales
room. his left rear foot slipped and
he decended backward. full length
toward .he floor. with the velor,fy
of a metior. Luckily the flaor was
upholstered with a number Of hat
boxes Jim +, II among, them like the
flying trapeze artists decend INTO tho
net, and thus sustained no injuries,
except a slight paIpllation of tho
heart. The young artist thinks of
engaging with Sells Brus. for the
season.
In spite of the fcarfullv incem-
ent weather, II largo audience rs |
sembled at the Globe Theatre to
hear La Mascotte by the Gilbert !
Opera Go Tho Company made a
most favorable impression Mr
Kane. as Pippo, not only has Il
good voice but pleasing. graceful
manners that Mt once appealed TO
he favor of the audience. Mr.. ST.
John as Lorenzo. was a whole show
n the comedy line. as we'll as poss
,ssIng q bass voice of considerable
'ower and compass, Miss Mae
Sylvester lis Beltina. WAS a good
and charming little nc
ress. The other support WIS IN
,ooh Keeping. and altogether the
was very pleasing
ne.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-12
COURT NOTES.

Court convened on MnnGa,
with Judge Huffman on the
ben u. Aiier few legal settle
ing>, The Case of Blackburn "
Swim and WolIz, Was taken up
Blackburn Sc wed for the recovery
of COW that had been taken un
lawfully from his premises by
Woliz and sold To Swim. The
jury decided in favor of IL
plaintiff, Black burn. By the
time The cost. and lawyers are
paid This lille pennyloyaI COW
will be worth about $500 OF.
This reminds US of picture We
once saw. Ii was a cow with
"ae man pulling at her horns and
another pulling at her tail and
two lawyers sitting on each side
with large buckets, milking her.
On Wednesday mornin. Judge
Huffman and Judge Slough ex-
changed benches, placing j Judge
Slough IN the bench oil our courts
for a while. Tie old church
lriai OF the U. b. was resumed.
Tie church separated Oh certain
questions aud are now trying to
divide The church properly. The
Trial is still continued today.
LATER.
Judge Slough rendered his de
cisi0n in the U. b. Church case
giving he Liberals, or thai part
OF The church which separated
from The original Il. B. church,
The right to use and occupy The
properly for reils. ous
purposes, but subject TO the just
arrangement made by the Trustees
Dflhe Original U. B. Church.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-12
Merit Wins

We desire to Say to our citizens
that !or yeas We have been selling DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Copsdmp-
tion. DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Buck
lens Arnica Salve rnd Electric Brtiers,
and have never handled remedies that
sell ns well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not
hesitate to guarantee-Ihe every lime
and we stand ready TO refund the pur-
chase price. if satisfaclor results dn. not
follow their use. These remedies have
wor their great popularity purely on
their merits.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-12
is second 10 none. Mr.. Kane, as

is second 10 none. Mr. Kane, as
the Marq uis. is beyond compare,
and his several solos were vOci-
fernuSiv nnrured. Mr.. Doran. as
Gi>pard. wa. mni behind in his
excellent rendering ni The part
in wni"h hr appeared. MIR. PIKE
as GrrnIrheauX is ihe pussessnr
of Il good flexible tenor voice. and
as with the rest of The Company.
appeared 10 good advantage
Miss Bishop was charming as
GermanIe. The costumes are
elegant aud proper to the re-
qnlrements Of the opera. Chi
cagn Times.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
J. II. Floyd Administrators, de bonis non of
Jas. r. Groghan, decd.
VS.. p
Edward GrOghan ct. al.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hook
ing County OHIO.
In pursuance OF an order of appraiSn Ell
and SAFE ny the Court OF Coumtn Pleas
of said County. 1 will offer 1T Pu!lic
Auction Oh Saturday March 9TH, A d ,s9i
at O'Clock p. NJ, ut the door % the Court
House i'll the town OF Logan, HockiiIs
County ohio.
The following described real estate free
of Dover, 81 uated IN the County 0f Heck
ing and State Oi Ohio, and bounded an des
criheu as follows to-wit:
LIST 1ract:-The undivided one third Q-3)
part OF fractional lot number three -tS)
Section No twenty three (23) TuwnSh. p
thirteen (3l RaHge fifteen Q5l containing
fifty three acres (53) more or less
Section twenty five (25l Township eleven
uD range ineteen Q9) containing 16l
acres more or less.
The above described tracts appraised as
follows:
First Tract:-Appraisei at 81 766.6625
Second dTrtct:-Appraiseda at S:s1O.O0.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash. one
third in nine months. and one third in
eighteen months from day of sale; deferred
payments to bear interest ut 6 per cent
per annum. and secured by mortgage on
premises sold.
IN. FLOYD,
Administrator de bOnis non OF james R
GrOgau decd.
o w II WRIGHT, Atty for Prf.
Feby 59l
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NoticeIs here by given ,thatthe follow
Ing Accornts and Vouchers have been filed
la the Probate Court o, Hooking county,
ohio, for secOn., final settlement.
Richard L sullivan, Guardian of Naoma
B. Hoey
And the same will come on for hearing z
on the 7th day of March 1891, AT 10
O'Clock. A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may
be- convenient. W.T. ACkEk,
Feb. l2-2v Pro Judge.
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A Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, n yonng man o'
Burlington, Ohio states that he hat
been under the care Of two prominen nj
PHYSICIANS, and used their treatmen,
until he was not able to get around
They pronounced his case to be Con.
Sumption and incurable, He was per.
suaded to try Dr. KEg's New Discov.
cry for Consumption. Coughs and Colds
and at that time was not able to wall
across the Street without resting. He
found, before he had used half Of 81
dollar bottle. that he Was much better
he c ntiELed 20 use it and is to-day en-.
jny,ns good health you have any
Throat, LOung Or Cheast Trouble try ii
We guarantee satisfaction. Trial bot
tie rec.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-12
Legal Notice.

Susanah Good: Joel Good, residing in
Marion COun,y, state OF Kansas, Henry
Huber, Elizabeth Huber his wife. residing
in DeEalb county state OF lnui,na, George
Huber, Surah Huber his vile. residing In.
the State OF lhdiau whose plac. OF resi-
dence is unknown, Barbara Bixler, John
Bixler, Emma fOder, Peter Yoder, residing
in ElKhmrt County strte OF indiana, Ma
linda MUmaugh. NJ nry Mumaufh, restf1
ing in the state OF Michigan, exact resiueu
cr not know, and Benjamin Huiie> Jr.
who's. residence in not known. will take
notice that on the 10th day III October 1899
Benianin Huber f1ld his Detiiion in HE
Common Plta Court ot IioehihS ''Onbtv, E,
ohio. in case No. 2i3n against the above
-nInes. p-riie> AMI Others. praying for the
PARTITION az the ioliowin. real estate stu
ate III IlOckin. County, Ohio. to-wit:.
Fractional lot M I. Sec. No "a. Township
No. Is and range No II. containing 16
acres.
Said rariies are required to answer on or
be tore the 81 day "fJunurry 1891 or JuGg.-
ment may be taken against them,
BESJAMtN HUBER,
I2-it. as.e.w
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BUCKLEN'S kRNICA SALvE,

The best salve in The world
for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers,
sall-rhpum. fever sores, teller,
chapped hands, chiIblains. cnrns,
and all skin erupiiOns. and pos
i,ively cures piles, or no pay re-
CURED. II is guaranteed TO give
entire satisfaction or mpney re.
funded. P,ice 25c per box. For
sale by F. Harrington. t!-
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire 10 extend our deep.
esi feeling of gratitude 10 ihos.
friends who rendered assistance
aud consolation 10 us at The ,lm-
OF our snrest aff1icli0n IN the
death of a dulifuI husband and
a loving and affection ate fathe
We also extend our hearty thanks
10 The 10 o. F.. K OFF. and
U. V. q. nrders for .heir mani
iestaIion Of brntherly love and
respect by their assistance at Inc
lime Of our sad bereavement.
MRS. ID. A. MILLER
and daughters.
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RHEUMATISM CURED IN A
DAY,

"Mysiic Cure" for Rheuma-
iismnndNenralgia radically cures
in / 10 3 days. lis aclinn npon
the system is remarkable and
mysterious. II removes at once
The cause and The disease i'm
mediaiIv disappears. The first
dose greatly benefits. Price Is
cenls.-Snsd by + ia RRING
Ton Druggist Logan. Dec 41Ow.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the fpllow-
ing accounts and vouchers have been fleG
In the Probate Court OF Hooking County,
Ohio, for the third partial settlement,
Joseph Vogle Guardian of Catarine Vngle
an insane person and the same will come
OIL for hear ng on the2ls day of February
1891, Mt IL O'Clock, 4. NJ, or AS soon there
after as may be convenient.
W. 7. ACkER, Pro. Judge.
Jan 20.3W
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have b. ell fled IL
the Probate Court OF Hooking county, U
for first and final settlement:
James GALLAGHER. assignee in trust .Or the
benefit oft,e creditors o. the knights Ol
Labor Co., Operative Company Oi Carbon
Hill, Hook ing County, Ohio, ami the same
will come on for hearing On the 2Sthday
OF Feb'y 1851 at 10 O'Clock, n. m. or as soor
thereafter AS maybe convenient.
W. r. ACKER,
Feb S 3w Pro. Judge
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FOR kENT.
AFTER THE FIR-T OF APRIL.

Tho store room in the Bishop
building occupied bv j. Y. Tir-
tOn, also 1 upslair rooms. For
particulars h.qnire of Mrs. ID. II
Bishop.
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Why isn't this u good thing? DR..
Fenner's Kidney and Backacbe Cure
is warranted 10 give satisfaction in
every case or money retnrned. Such
"a proposition couldn't be thought of it
medicine wasr't superior to AL Others
For sale by F. Harriigt on, Logan o..