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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19

WAsiliSGToN, Sept. ls.-The sccre.
tsry VI the treasury announced that he
viii receive for account u the sinking
fund Of the Central Pacific railroads
bonds that are prior lien 10 that ~ the
government, 10 the amount Of s7f, 900
maturing In 1890, sSih, 900 Ia 1877, a..
Osi,0O0 IN 1905, aud siuG,0lO In 1890,
aud deliver In exchange therefor
United States Us Of similar dates of
maturity upon basis Of increased In.
come 10 said fund u per cent. The
first mortgage 6's may he delivered 10
the United States assistant treasurer al
New lotl, for shipment 10 the treasury
department, In due time that officer
viii deliver currency 0'supon payment
OF the sum necessary 10 obtain for the
sinking fund tho additional income de.
sired.
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FIVE PEOPLE PrHlshro IN The
FLAMES.
The Work Of Destruction Lasted Only
Tor fifty.iye Mluuies.-No
Fire Escapes.
~ Last. but rev nianie.. Yet i've
Persons Perish

CHICAGO, Sept. IS. One ofthe most
disastrous fires that have visited this
city for some time started after ! o'clock
this morning In u fout-stoty tenement
on ScdgwicS street. North Side. Al.
though the blaze lasted but fny.nye
minutes tho loss u lifc made The
tfiiling damage 10 property stand out
insignihcsit IN comparison. The base.
ment Of the building and the lower
ilp1r were used IA a bakery by William
Iaiiik Ia the rear of his oven room the
iifu started. In thu upper stories " the
building were five families, aud the
SCENES following the discovery Of the
FIRE were terrible to behold. Within
mn Incredibly short time men, women
and children In their night clothes
were hurrylng through tie burning
building, all egrcss cut OIL In the rear,
the IRE having gained such hcadway up
tho stairway. There was no IRE
escape, aud the single flight Of stain
IN front " the building afforded little
opportunity for people D. save their
lives. ON the first floor lived Thomas
Burns, who was awakened by the
smoke and heat; tho partition VI his
room was already chhrrcd In places
aud his escape was almost n miracle.
He and his family got out safely,
though he was sllghtly burned about
the face.
The dead aro John Schalk, Mu.
Schhlk, their hon John, aged I I, son
Henry, aged y daughter Ann, aged
~.
II was on the second floor that the
hrc did the worst work. The rooms
were occupied by otto Hcmming and
wife, john Schalk, wife and two SIMS
aud two daughter. Oniccr O'Neil
broke Into the rooms u tho Sch1lk
mmily, aud In n shOr. time Captain
O,Conncll and Fireman Fox came 10
hls assistance. O'Conncil helped the
Hcmm,ngs 10 escape. The Schalk
rooms were fllrd with smoke, and
water stood ON the door 10 depth OF
hit,cn inchsH. When O'Ncil entered
he hcari weak cry for help, aud ~
be pushed his way into the main room
stumbled over body. IL was that Of
Cynthia SchalE. When picked up the
girl zwOoned away and was carried
down the ladder. Oiilccr O'Nuil again
pushed forward aud stumbled over an
obstruction. IL was pile Of human
cofrscs. Ina heap were Mr.. Schnlk,
his wife, two sous anu one daughter.
They were all dead. Whether they
were sufiOuatcd Or drowned will prob.
ably always remain n mystery. One
or two other people were slightly In.
iufpl.
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rur nrrn,Na ~, QUESTION.
An Alleged violation. Of the nodu.
Niyendl.

WAsniSGToN, Sept. 1s.--5Ir Julian
fAuncefUto, the British minister. has
officially called the attention Of the
United States 10 violation Of the
terms OF the mOdus pfreHdi IN effect be.
tween the two countries ~ To the
catching of seal In Behring Sea. by
the agreement between tho two coun-
tries the North American Commercial
Company, which leased the seal
Islands from the United Staiea, were
restricted In the catch Of seal this year
10 1000 skins. IL 10 alleged that the
Commercial Company has exceeded
this catch, thus violating the mOduS
uite7d, aud the British government
has called the Unitel States TO account
for IT, Special Agent Williams NJ the
treasury department was called upon,
AMI his report was today forwarded Ia
the State department with the request
that lts contents be laid before the Brit
lsh minister for transmission 10 the
foreign office In London. The rcpor.
cannot lie accurately asceftained. but IL
understood that he makes the ndmis.
sion that the North American Com.
mcrcial company has exceeded the
limit Of the catch Of 1000 skins Fixed
by the DiOdus uireHdi. The matter IL
regarded NJ quite Important, aud may
lead % the Hi0dus tfrcGd being dc.
clafci imperative AFTER this date.
A government official who II fnmi.
liar with the Behring sen question, In
speaking this afternoon OF the com.
plaint made by Sir Julian Pauncc,ote,
that this government had violated the
Dlodus rircndi In regard 10 the killing
ofseal-, sait that the question was on
The construction Of the treaty OF June
10, 1891, which allowed the North
American Commercial company Ia
take 1900 seals. Tho treaty went into
effect June rs, 10 expire May ., 1892,
aud the question Il whether the con-.
pany was TO be allowed 10 take 700
seals after June %, or whether tho
treaty allowed u 10 capture this mum.
Der Of seals during the entire season,
which went Into effect before the
treaty was signed. The Official said
no trouble need be- anticipated In sctt.
ling the difficulty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19

Tho Territorial, Territorial School,
County, County School aud Special
School Taxes for the year 1891, are now
due aud payable at my office, No. o
County Court House, sal. Lake City.
All taxes remaining unpaid on the glst
day Of October will be- delinquent.
Session Laws 1899, ,903Oa: 'Thc Collec.
tor shnll on or before the lat day Of
December OF each ychr, publish In nj.
phatetlcal order a delinquent tax list,
showing the amount Of Territorial.
schoolnnd County and Special District
School Taxes assessed against each de.
llnqucnt In his county. - On the
third Monday OF December OF each
year the Collector shall expose for sale
sufficient N such delinquent real
estate 10 pay the taxes and
costs, etc." l.. q. HARDy.
Collector for Salt Lake County.
N.B.-Please call at Post ONCE and
ask for your tax notices. diO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19

GuTnRIE, |. T., Sept. is.-'rhe long
delayed news from Washington an.
nouncing the opening of the ceded
Indian lands for next Tuesday, was re-.
ceived here this morning anu caused
intense excitement. The ceded reser.
vatlons comprise almost as much
territory IN Oklahoma proper. The
land Hes directly east u Oklahoma.
The two regions are separated by the
Indian meridian lines. The north ( lk
" the Canadian river runs directly
through the new country. Thousands
Of people have been camped ON the
meridian line for days. Companies a
aud Is OF tho Thirteenth infantry and
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Return OF Foreign rair Commission.
sra.

CHICAGO, Sept. ls.-rhe Worlds
Fair foreign commission arrived here
this afternoon from their European
tour. They were accompanied by Sir
Henry 7. Wood, secretary Of tho ling.
lish commission; Herr Wermuth, Ger.
man commissioner, and James Dredge,
Of the Btliish committee. a reception
committee, selected by the directory,
met them this evening. Director Peck
entertained them nj dinner. The for.
cigners expressed themselves as well
satisfied With the reception extended 10
them In this country. Their object
here IL 10 become informed regarding
all details Of the Exposition interesting
10 exhibitor. They will hold a confer.
once with the officers and visit the
grounds, being Joined IN their confer.
enccs by the French consul, who ut
present looks after French interests,
The foreigners viii be- here about two
weeks,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19
iie Confers the Grand Gordon Of
Turkish Order Upon Min.
isicr Rihol.
THE sleal INCIDENT srltL A mYs.
TrRY.
England WIN Not Allow Russia 10
Control the Oar.
dnnellrs.
ny roieEraph to mo Srws.t
riE ORIENTAL QUESTION.
war Talk Through the Column Of
tho London STANDARD"

NANAhhN's
LONDON, Sept. ls.-The sultan has
deehicd the moment opporiune 10 en.
phniile the cntUntu between the Porte
anu the Fuuco.Rnssian alliance. by
coniefring upon NJ, Ribot. the French
iof'iEn minister, the grand GORDON Of
tns order OF Ormanli, aud upon Mime.
iibgt the decoration Of Nlchani.
tholahai, an order for ladies' founded
Ny Tue slltan himself. The bcsiowal
o. These distinctions was announced 10
tho diplomatic circles Ia Constantine.
pie tonight.
Associated with this news, the
brush foreign Office has received ad.
vices nom Sit William White, British
enihlssadot NJ tonstautinople, 20 the
eject that Said Pasha sent him a no.
port from .hc governor Of Smyrna on
tina mrYLENE IScrpENT,
with note repeating In urgent terms
the Pufto's request for au EXPLANATION.
Sir William White does not mention
the receipt II any Information con.
corning Sigri from Admiral Lord
Kerr on which response ought 10 i,
based. The delaying Of the r,ply
Tends 10 confirm the belief that Admir-
NJ Ncfr acted under onier., aud that IL
was not chance that caused the man.
enVura at Sigri. II Il believed
Sigfi was selected rs an unoh.
TusiNe place 10 effect sug-
genuvc demonstration. Sir William
White ia certainly not hampered Ia
making nm explanation by the absence
OF n communication from tho LevAnt
squadron. The Admiralty IL known
70 have received a report from Admiral
Kerr t"lccaphcd through Constants
nnplc, presumably through tho me-
dium " the Britiah omhassy. II
Admiral Kerr acted under instruction.
L0fd Sallshury'H explanation may
rect upon the fact that tho Porte had
long accorded tho privilege Of manu-
yering and drilling upon the island.
OF the archipelago. Whatever the
nature OF the response j., IL will not DO
apologize.
The Standard In an article directly
inspired, n notwriiten, by Lord sails.
bury's private secretary, puts the tosi.
ton explicitly. IL says; ait il advira.
BILE that the whole world should know
what The English government will do.
i'ussia will lnll ltself into a most Ian.
gerous deluslon 10 imagine that q treat
lifltihn viii, under any circumstances,
suiior Russia 10 obtain command OF the
Dagdhnellca. As long M Turkey
tutclually guards the straits. Eng.
lard VIII not interfere. Hut immedla.
toly the government ofthe sultan, in
q M Of tlmldity, petversity or Devil.
drrnenti shows itself Incapable Of per-
forming that imperative duty, Eng.
laud nssurrily viii not shrink from
having recourse to erpedients for meet
Ing the difficulty.
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Gladstone Said TO be- wiling 10 Accent
tue rreniership.

LONDON, Sept. lS--rhe Liberal
chiefs meet the great party federation
" Newcastle with the question " party
leadership determined. Gladstone
win accept tho premiershlp II victor
ious IN the general elections, having
Sir William Vernon Harcourt M dcpu.
w with full share Of the responsible
ties OF the lead, In view Of the timid
physical resources OF Gladstone. When
the home rule bill II carried, Gladstone
will retire and Hsrcourt will succeed
as premier. Lord Spencer will head
the Liberal lords aud the Earl Of Rose
bury viii become foreign secretary.
The federation meeting that will he
hold before tho country IA plunged into
a general election, IL Of exceptional
Importance. over 2G00 Gelegatcs,
representing 900 different associations.
viii de,ormiue the final platform, :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19

Srol,ANE FALLS, Sept. is.-Tba
following II the proposed itinerary Of
the eastern Democratic statesmen visit.
ing the West, The party win arrive
ut Spokane on the evening OF Septem.
her %, when Messrs. Faulkner aud
bynum will address tho Democratic
society Of Washington ON the 9Th,
From September 2Sth until October .,
they will be In Puget Sound basin, the
guests Of the Democratic society Of
Washington, where speeches will lie
made by some u the visitors ut differ.
ent points. while ON the sound they
will visit Victoria aud other point. In
British Columbia. They viii arrive In
Portland October 3, aud viii remain
subject TO the direction Of the local
committees until October o, leaving
that day for Fan Francisco, where they
will remain until October n. They
viii then proceed 10 Ogden, Omaha,
Denver aud Dies Moines.
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InlnrrI, In InInrn,In.

] used Ely's Cream Balm for dry
catRrrh. II proved cure.-B. f. NJ.
Weeks, Denver.
Ely's Cream Balm IN especially
adapted as remedy Tor catarrh which
isaggrayated by alkaline dust and dry
winds.-W. A. Hover, Druggist, Den.
v0r.
1 can recommend Ely's Cream Balm
to all sufferers from dry catarrh from
personal experience. Michael Here.
Pharmacist, Denver.
Ely's Cream Balm has cured many
cases OF catarrh. II Il In constant de.
mand.-Geo. W. HJyL Pharmacist
Cheyonne. Wvo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man
OF burlington, Ohio, states that he
had been under the care Of two pom.
inent physicians, and used their treat.
ment until no was not able 10 got
around. They pronounced his case 70
be Consumption and incurablo. lie
was persuaded 10 try DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
aud ColdH, aud ut that time was moi
able TO walk across the street without
resting. He found before he had used
half Of q dollar bottle that he was
much better; he continued TO use ii
and 10 today enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Lung or Chest
Trouble, Try 1t. We guarantee salts.
faction. Trial bottle free at A, q,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. Is. 90 Tho
grand jury met again this afternoon
aud took up the prize fight matter. II
j. snid some ~ the jurors were IN favor
" a special report recommending that
tho prize light De- stopped. The ncce.-
Hafy twelve votes were not fOrthc1m-
Ing, Il Il said, and the report was not
made. However, the Jury decided TO
mnkc test ease VI tho cluh'- position
under the law aud iudi ltnent- were
therefore found against Tommy War.
ron and Cal McCafthy tot thinning
aud being about 20 engage In prize
fight In violation N tho act prohibit.
Ing prize fighting IN this State. The
concluding sentence OF the act reads:
crowded, this act shall not apply 10
exhibitions anu glove coat, sls between
human beings which may take place
within rooms OF regularly chartered
clubs" a warrant was served on Me.
Carthy Mt CarrOllton. The pugill.t
was driven 10 court In a carriage. A
member OF the club signed bond Of
$1,000 for hir appearance when wanted
ana he returned 10 training. Warren
H. over the lake, but viii give bonds
when he comes 10 town. The Olympic
club directors held meeting this
evening aud decided 10 hold tho con.
test next Tuesday evening M advof.
tied, la order 10 have the matter thor.
oughly and legally tested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19

GNtvrsENn, Sept iS.--SiS fuflongs
Italian won, Haywood second
Cnuiarcc third. Timo--i.fs.
Alile--Aa rusca won, Santa Anna
ssond, Comt-t1.Taw third. Time
l.i..
Mlcand ouu-e.ght h-SeuoJits won,
.traihmea'h second, bermuda thru.
lime-l:jj.
Eve fuflougs-C0xswain won, Mad.
rid second, Johnny Hcckshct third.
Timc-l!O-l
Six furlongs Lcana Well won,
Trinity secand, Slripner third. Time
-l:lbl.
Mile and one.siNtconth-pa Palestine
won, Rachael second, Mountain Deco
third. Tlmc-l.ia
Special race, Sl,Ul1 n side Lillian
won from May Wynnc Ia i.iI..
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CHICAGO, Sept. lS.--A railroad man,
whose position probably enables him
TO speak by the card, says there Is no
foundation for the report that the
AtchiHOthas obtained control Of the
Denver aud Rio Grande. lie asserts
that there IL not even n traffic agree.
mcnt between them.
"rhe Burlington has expended
more than 81, O1O00O on righta.Of. way
and the occupation Of canyons through
Colorado" said he, $50 IN To bee ready,
when the time comes, 10 extend IT,
lino TO Salt Lake. Should the Rio
Granlo form an alliance with tho
Atchisou, such line would be built,
The only thing between the two com
panies," he concluded, SIS the settle
ment OF dispute over old contracts
covering the Colorado Midland"
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NAtoyAL LrAgrL-grN Y1uK.
New iuth,1i chicago, Q. Baucuaa -EW.ng.
buckley numneri, hittudEu.
riiitAnItriiiA.
Philadelphia, co. Cincinnati q. naiisres -
King, Espcr, brauhrhi Crane, HARRINGTON.
BOSTON.
nnsinn, o.. riiislufg. 3. untteuet-CAlkson,
Camel, BALDWIN, Mulef.
nuuuktiN.
hrnakiyn. %. Cleveland, o. HaltefIcs-Carsrh
ufs, hinalpw, Wan, Collins,
AurgicAN AssooiAuoN-sr. louis.
81 Louis, o, Athletic. o.
Cutuuuus.
Columbus Boston zane postponed, rain.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwhukec,l Haltmofc. 3.
tuttsfttLE.
LouHyille. % Washinston s.
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Nh. stallion Nelson Trot. n nile Ia
aiIO,

GnASD RArIps, Mich, Sept. IS
in the presence Of ~, 200 people Nelson
today lowered his record 10 2:lO. He
was In the pink Of condition, aud the
track, which II just completed, was
fast. II is four feet four inches over
mile. This first attempt was made In
2;li. Nelson, owner Of the horse, said
TO the crowd n SECOND attcmpt would
he made In half an hour In q short
time the stallion again appeare DIV ith.
out scoring the tTotter got away aud
Nelson kept up his unprecedented
pace To the finish without n skip, each
quarter being made Ia 1922, the mile
In $40 fiat. Amid the cheering Of the
whole crowd ofspectRtors, tho Judges
presented the stallion's owner with a
ilnc silver water rot. The timers caught
the time In 2:lO, the Judges caught 1t
In 300 and u dozen watches in the
paddOcK made Il IN 2!00l. MIR. Nelson
himself made II In 1901,
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WOODLAND, Cal, Sept. ls.-Experts
who have examined the letter left by
May Adams, who was shot and killed
Wednesday night hyJ. n. Montgomery,
who then committed suicide, declare
that the letter was written by Mont.
gomery. This letter was addressed 10
tho young lsdy's mother, and pur.
ported 10 be dying statement 10 tho
effect that she was married % Mont.
gomery by contract and that they had
agreed TO die together because the
girls father interiered with their hap.
piness. Tho decision Of the experts, "a
To the letter, goes TO confirm public
opinion that Nv girl was not willing
victim 10 Montgomery pistol.
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AN ATTEMPT AT SHOOTING AN
EDITOR.
4 RACE WAR
Negroes WIN Defend rbemsei,e.
AgnIn.l COW bol..

GuTHERiS, Okla. Ter, Sept. ls,--
A deputy sheriff has just arrived,
bringing nows ola race war In progress
lust on the line u the kiowa rc-er.
yation. The town Of Langstron was
Dunded several months ago and IL In.
hahitod solely by negroes. There are
several thousand Of them there, and
more are arriving daily On the line Of
the new lands. The negroes contom.
plate settling In body In the Cimnr.
ron Valley, NJ soon ~ the lands are
opened. A gang OF cowboys from the
Cherokee Strip also have their eyes
on tho locality, and say that any
a.gro who attempts 10 settle there
will he killed. Yesterday the cowboys
visited Langrtron, got Into row aud
attempted % shoot Eggleston, editor
Of the Herah Last night they re-.
turned. all drunk, aud flred score of
shots into n crowd Of negroes on the
streets. Several received slight
wounds. The cowboys let, swearing
they would return today and wipe out
the town. The negroes have all armed
themselves, aud VI they do return
many will likely be killed. Oflccrs
have len for the scene.
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SPENCER, Ia, Sept. is.-The largest
Democratic demonstration In the his.
tory OF Northwestern Iowa WINS pre-.
sentod In the meeting here this after.
noon, addressed by Congressman VII.
liam NJ. Springer, OF Illinois. u promi.
ncnt candidate for speaker OF tho fiity-
second Congress. The couutie. Of this
region, thirteen In number, composing
the eleventh district, have, with two
or three exceptions, heretofore given n
heavy Republican majority, constltut-
Ing the Republican stronghold In
Iowa. Spencer l. Ia tho heart VI this
region, and, until the visit Of Springer,
no Democratic orator u national
prominence had addressed she people
0i this stronghold. Springer held tho
earnest attention Of His audience for
an hour anu a half while ho discussed
the issues Of national politics. His
speech was chiefly devoted 20 the tariff
question aud 10 criticism u the present
ROpublican administration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19

CH1CAdb, Sept. lS.-A Washington
special says Late yesterday after
noon Commissioners Mcndenhall aud
Mclaln, who were sent 10 llrhring sug
TO examine aud report concerning the
condition Of the seals hnd fisheries
there, had n conference with President
Harrison. They declared that stop
must be- put put 10 the killing Of seals
Ia tho open ,oa for several years, n II il
desired 10 pcrpetuato this species Of
fut.beating animal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19

troop Of the Filth cavalry are In the
new Territory driving out the boomers
aud assisting In maintaining order.
Everybody IL now making the bcst
possible time In getting into line 10
Join the crowd that Is already waiting
tot next Tuesday. la the treaty with
the Sac aud Fox Indians, the words
"opon 10 white settlement" occur.
These words are apt 10 cause some
trouble. The Indians say they will
Insist on their stipulation aud will not
permit negroes TO take land in their
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19

DR.. NJ. J. Davis Is a prominent ply.
slclan Of Lewis, Cas- County, Iowa,
hnd has been actively engaged In the
practice OF medicine 1t that place for
tue past thirty.iive years. On the Goth
OF last May, while In Des Moin.s,
on route 70 Chicago, he was suddenly
iaken with m attack Of dlarrhwa.
Having sold Chamberlain's Cole,
Cholera and Dlnrfhua Remedy for the
past sev entecn year, and knowing IT,
reliability, he procured a - cent bottle,
Two doses OF which completely cured
him, For sale by Z. q. NJ. /. Drug
Dept. d6s
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President Bogran said 10 Have Been
Assassinaied In Ills
Oilce
BY 4 MEMBER or sARlLLA's
PARTY
pnEsIDENr BoGa.N
Reported Assassinat-d by Member
Of nArriiia'. Party.

NEW YoHg, Sept. is.--Hcrald cable
from B0ca del Toro, Columbia, says;
PasscngeH on the American schooner
"Milfotd," from Baltimore via Born
Island, announce that the settlements
along the Honduras coast NJ which the
vessel touched, are rife with rumofs Of
recent COUP d. ctAt 1T Tcgucignlp1,
aud President Bogran IL said 10 have
been nssnssluntod while In his Office by
a prominent member " the BaffillRs
party, who wa- granted an audience
upon the pretcxt that he had a petition
70 nfesent.
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Becanse II has proven it's absolute
merit over and over again, because II
nus Az unequallet record OF cures, be-
.huse lta BUSINESS IA conducted In n
thoroughly honest manner, and be-
cause u combines economy and
snength, being the only medicine on
"hlch 100 Doses one Dollar' IA true
. THESE strong points have made. Hoods
oaisapariila the most successful medl.
NiAo VI tue NAN.V