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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-09
FIGHT IN A CHURCH.
Deadly Weapons Used with ssrisss ns-
sults by Two Ohioas.

NEWARK. Ohio. Dec. s.-During . relie.
ious meeting at Miller's chapel, Monroe
township, last night, Jamcs Needles and
Frank Lcwis quarrcled and started to
fight. Lewis drew o rasor and slashed
Needles across tho face. cutting his nose
I'm two. Needles then drew q revolver and
opened fro on Lewis. one bullet passing
through his chin from the front. lodging
In the back Of his head. The meeting was
broken up, women shrieked and tainted
and tho whole congregation fled In terror.
Cooler heads disarsucd tho shooter before
no could finish his man. Needles death
Is only q question of littlo time and
Lewis wound will also prove fatal.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-09
DEVILS AT WORK.
An Attempt to Throw y Southern Pacific
Train From y Trestie.

ASHLAND. Ore, Dec. s.-An attempt was
made last night by unknown persons to
wreck Southern Pacific north bound OK
press beyond Grants Pass. Rails were
removed from the track on trcstle. SO IL
the train attempted TO pass il would have
been hurled down into the canyon many
feet below. Bridge carpenters discovered
the misplaced rail in time to flag the
train.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-09

Look at the north window OF the Com
nell company for some new and nobby
suitings in fall and winter goods. Go aud
pick out suit and have il made up before
the holidays. This week the prevailing
prices are SIS for suits, $40 aud 81 for
pants.
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Ignored by the Jury.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard
Boise, Idaho. Dec. s.-The grand jury
ignored tho bill against +. A. wilkie,
charged with embczzling about 81 600 while
treasurer of the First Baptist church. II
will bc remembered that the matter caused
n sensation here a few weeks ago.
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They'll, Remain ., Their Posts.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iown, Dec. s.-w. n.
Ward. superintendent of telegraph for the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids q Northern
railway. says tonight not an operator on
the entire system has struck In response
to the order sent by Grand Chief Ramsey
Of the tclcgraphers this morning. and hs
is confident none Of them will 20 out.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-09
Their Piaces FILLED.

KANSAS Cry. No., Dec. s.-Six Rock
Island operators in Kansas City and
suburbs left their keys at noon. Later
four returned aud the places of tho other
two were filled by new men.
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An English subject.

Spccla DISPATCH 20 The Standard
BOISE, Idaho. Dec. s.-Inspector General
Curtis is getting evidence in tho case Of
Ole Chisholm, who claimed he was Brit.
ish subject and sought redress for arrest
and imprisonment in Shoshone county dur.
ing the riots last summer. II will be sent
to the state department ut Washington.
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OUT IN THE TWENTIETH.
A Lively siuggIns Match In San Fran.
cisco Last Night

SAS FRANCISCO. Cal, Dec. s.-George
Dawson. the clever young Australian. and
Doc" O'Connor of Boston. fought before
a large audience at tho California Athletic
club tonight. Interest in the Goddard.
Maher fight was lessencd by the battle
here. Both men were reported in good
condition. Dawson was favoritc before
entering the ring at odds Of So 10 Is, and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-09

The Connell company are showing some
elegant things in fur garments this sea-
son. Some beaver. mink and otter coats.
which are the handsomest ever shown in
the city: and line of fine fur and seal
caps which will make elegant holiday
gifts.
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rnurht with Kniyes.

NAvAsorA. Texas. Dec. s.-A duel with
knives on horseback between Bob War.
field and Ligc Allen, negroes, occurred
near here yesterday. Both were badly
injured and will probably die.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-09

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-After q brief 80.
sion to-day the senate adjourned until
Monday. as mark Of respect to the mem.
ory of Representative Warwick Of Ohio
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They strik. ID rop,ka.

TOPEKA. Kan.. Dec. s.-All the Rock
Island operators here. excepting two. not
members OF the brotherhood, struck at
noon. The officials state that traffic viii
not be in tcrferetl with.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-09

VIENNA. Dec. s.-von Suppe, the well
known composer. is dangerously Ill
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-09

LONDON. Dec. s.-Herbert Spencer =
seriously i'll.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-09
Vy0u aOiW look.

and J'on can't helb doing so
If you get vtihin eyeshot
at ony stock Of Teuel,y.
yon auiH sec a startling
aiSblay. NE carry the best
selected stock m Montana
OF everything IN Me JeWelry
line. Holiday goods are
on aisblay and are an
bYghf, neao designs. Look
6efore 6ecsaing a,haf TO
bwcLaSe, and avhen yon'9e
aeciaeG. bny Jrom onr stock
at b,tces as satisfactory as
the goods themselves.
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I,FVS. TIE '9wssllIIss txslIs s,oex
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AIiSE WALKS OFT OF PRISON
burglar Who Was Raiiroaded 10
NaIEa HaiIa Escspes

A.. nation has been received BY the police
s@.At'taeat .. the escape from the state pent.
-,5. az aalis Naila, Of Fred Kline. alias
-. - F'ed, who WAS serving Il term OF seven
r., sfAl& larceny committed In sesrtle
e. as at wn-k in the engine room of the
.@s n.la. ard waIe tie guard was o.hsrw5za
~laSa Re va sci ont 81 the enclosure, He
se3 = Dr. creek by posse, but az last
Ssofi> va ST.. at large.
-. --e crane Tor waIea Kline was sent II prison
v 'as o@TssArazus cf the house ot II NJ
s1s' % BEACON hail. and that Of Mrs. George
ts,,,-.4AA 2 fremont. and he ra.Irosaed
-. y. Se lie Pe3-tea tiaFr IA record hresslu
ne TIE ha-z.ar.es occurred or, Tt1as.t,v ana
Soy evenings = she latter part OF last
p Ga tae next sunday al il 4 m
f. was arrested Tho pluader had been
az II cache on tie beach usss his cabin. a.
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THE BLOTTER.
SUPERIOR couRr-IrcHrgyRrpa ,

j.
Bertha r. Rhodes Vs. Allan Rhodes -Deeree n,
divorce granted plaintiff
Mary oIssons vs.. Joseph A. sfssons-Deerea of
divorce granted plaintiff.
Flora Felix vx. Frank Feiix-Dacree NJ divo,o.
granted plaintiff
Mary Clark Va Charles Ciark-Decres of d.
vorce granted rlaintfff
Adeiina' MeDermott VS.. Mack ] McDarmott-
DeIee OF divorce granted plaintiff
81, D: X. Noble vs. May Nobie-Decres Of divorce
Mary Nelson vs. c. William Nelson-Decree of
divorce granted paeintif
a,ye eoIss Wade ". Margaret wadeDscrce of
Mary E. aasterson VS.. Peter Masssrson-Decree
oil divorce granted plaintiff.
fact, coneInsInna IF leu. yona a dAspsr-findings OF
.. v mccullough va. e. VI. Chapman ct Al
temporary injunction issued.
Asslennens OF H. r. Hammond & Co.-As-
agaee directed to sell certain uncoliecsed notes
aud accounts. ~
:. Merrill vs., Helen Merrill-Dseree o, divorce
granted plaintiff
SUPERIOR CoURT-osBoRs, j.
Seattle & Montana Railway Company ". s,,,s
oil Washington ct al.-on trial
PROBATE Observation-Disclosures J.
Estate OF Chester Cleary-Settlement of final
account; answer OF guardian ad litem; fled:
Estate of Charles W. LAwton-se,s,emen. Of
annual account: order appointing Charles A
Riddle, esq. referee to examine account and re-
Estate of Mary f. Thompson Petition for pro.
bate OF will: order of continuance TO FRIDAY
December 80
Estate OF August STANDARDIZATION for nrohate
OF VIII; decree admitting will to probate
Estate OF Abram Foster-Pettion for dIstrihu-
non: order OF continuance to Friday, Decem-
Der 40 ~~S'A-
Estate OF Joseph Christensen-Petition for
Sc OF real estate; order of continuance
10 Friday, December 3D.
ADOPTION OF Edna Robinson - Petition of
adoption. decree of adoption.
Estate of Mintie Carver - Order GRANTING
further time 20 file inventory.
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WHAT LABOR UNIoNISTs WANT.
AneJ submit Bflls to Legislative Dele
EAfion-The Nexi Meefiux

sa'ion-The Next Meeting.
only eight members of the King county legis-
is'ife delegation were present at the meeting II,
.ae hal OF the Western Central Labor Union
Isst night They were: Representatives Meauv
aaetiwain. sailee. White, Gilman and Morrison
anu senator's Ruiter and Dyer. Senator Kinnesr
was also present for few minutes, hu, had n
goaway ~ -
ne legislative committee o. the labor oreauf.
1auons, which met last SUNDAY " as also nresapt
SEQ Re4d a brief meeting first to receive rcport.
@ sae sab-comnittees In charge of the siiffaran+
measures All the bills discussed at Sundays
aseting were reported back with the tndorsa
.aeat Oh tie committees except the one proyIa-
sas ier The establishment of a state printing of
ass. which was iouut - be unconstitutional
ias OIL Tor the protection Of mem bers Of labor
examinations was recommitted for amendment
was considered class legislation in its
present shsns 80 80
ne delegation then held formal meeting
10 'he object Of each bill was explained and
se niii or re concentration referred to sub-cor,
nsaees, as follows:
.AAnei-Pinkerton bill-Gilman, Ru,ter and
asooF bureau bii-Dyer, Nee vain and Whita
,xa %. p!ofidins Tor the printing ri the legis!a-
anr, MS MS Tor general NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n n.y. inchel and Forrest
All RInehart Dyer
w ssn'sndme9ts to fishing laws-McElwafn.
81. for registering OF ,itles-Forrest xo--i.,,,
nj Vi eese~ "iiiaoa
a.. s'is leg aboltson of roll tsx-Keiler Forrest
~. A.a Tor licensing OF enginee.s-F,ink. gine.
ssIt sGd Satiee Htae-
ezzss@aistofsrs liability act-Sallee Rinehs-t
as5iAes an DYER.
sssa.ss eight hour biil-Dser. Mcrlwain and
burn. a'ser' EfihA ana -" ash
Tie delegation adjourned IN r,ss, :, ,x
Hahiss' couE; room ats o'clock IN tire n,a-,ss.
sa'1f'aY, December 81. and devote the whola
"a y 'ne consideration of the various bill. "a
g Introduced -
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NOT BOYD'S WIFE.
Ursula Unfug's Own Letter Dis
putes Her Claim.
MARRY NE OR DE-" SHE SAID.
She Penned Her Lover,s Con.iu~.n&
Death Warrant-He Thought She
Was BluninT.

At the trial OF Ursula Unfug, alias Gvnsy
ashton, for the murder of Thomas Henderson
BOYD, the prosecution will undertake to prove
that the tragedy was for days al least premedi-
sated and that the desire to kill did not come to
the woman for the first time at the instant Of
the shooting
letter exists, and is supposed to be In the
possession of Prosecuting Attorney Miller,
Whien entirely disproves the theory of sudden
Impulse and demonstrates the utmost 6elibera-
lion This letter was written by s.Gypsy'' to
boyo several days before the shooting and was
specihc IN It's notice TO him that he must die
unless he complied with her command to marry
her.
1t Is believed that he did not realize how
Much In earnest she was When he came to
seattle on the last day OF his life he was of the
opinion evidently that the woman YVES simply
trying 10 bluff him. and he treated her accord
ingly.
friend o! Boyd here. with whom he was
more or les confidential, says .hs- for more
THAN year Gypsy wanted Boyd TO marry her.
ana frequently urged him strongly to have the
ceremony performed. She alternately begged
ana threatened him. At times she was fierce in
her insistence. and again would appear to be
entirely satisfied with the pos,ponement of the
wedding.
Finally she became pregnant. and now she
resolved that she would no longer be put off,
basing her new demand upon the statement
tia she was To become the mother o! his child.
she penned Boyd's contingent death warrant
am sent IL TO him. It is understood that it in
FORMED Boyd that unless he married her before
tie end OF the year she would kill him and
commit suicide
Boyds arrival in this city on the fatal Friday
brought about the crisis sooner than she prom
iseo, and the threat that he did not believe was
MADE In deadly earnest was executed.
This letter disproves Ursula Unfug's state
ment that she was married to Boyd. It appears
a. though Boyd and the woman kept up a
fiction OF marriage in order that she might be
to respectable boarding places and in
order that he might avoid scandal
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditor. Omc,
YeRtorday.

Deous AheCOIOeu IN the Auditors Once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January / 1892
are *l56o7, l7a4S. There were filed for record
yesterday - deeds, the considerations aggregat-
ing <l25ols, an average of s4,3i96s Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne, Temper &
Co.. aostractors OF titles. 1i5 Cherry street, be-
tween Front and Second:
Arthur Grimm ct al to c. c. Ceber tract in 500
b. 20, G, s595
Washington Cent; Imp. Co to W. T. Rogers,
A. A. Denny to school Dist No. l. lots l. 2 2.
4. ; s. block III, Broadway add, $4,000.
M I; Dodge to W. 0. Lambuth. lot "a. block l.,
., Matt Wasson to D. A. salminen, s1s ne sw "a,
T. D: Thomas to Chas Dslbovier, e1s sw .w NV
p; Hans Anrensseas to E. F. Lee, lot 8. block 6,
Max Clemens TO ptsiiip Schneider lots Ok tn os
block %. South Park, 1900 80
;, West Coast Imp. Co. to ". G. Richter. lots to
10; block 8, Gilman Park, t4oo.
West Coast Imp. Co. to W. c. Richter lots 16
Il, block 3, Gilman Park. 1895.
Joseph N: Pfahi to John Capecil, lot II. SOM
VIM. Wagner to Fred Jackson, lots Is, It, block
1, Hamblets acre gardens. SOS.
., +, coomos to Thos. Rock, So Sc NV sw %,
: F. Coombs to D. Horton, block and other
In Califgah & Coryells add, q c. ST.
VII r. G no =, to >: D. Horton ana A. A. Denny,
block 2. Boston Heights add q c, ST. 49,
%, 4, c, 81. ~ so
:: T: Coombs to Mrs. E. H. Coryell. block
and other In Caliigan & CorvelPs add, c. 81
l. 4. Parsons to Mrs. G. Z. Hopley lot S. acre
I, tract 2, Maple Leaf add, 1900 0'' AoAe
Is, East Seattle. SIPS ~ 00~A
Neis Peterson TO Elmira Loghrv lots * and A.
block l, Lake View add. 5000 ~
L schwabacher to Bailey Gatzert, und X lot
ll2. block II, Maynards, 81 y Wv
l.. Schwabacher to s. schwabacher md II ,ot
ll2. block II, Maynard's. 81. "
l. Sehwab ,cher to A. schwat acher, und X LOT
il2 block H. Maynard's, s. ~ "
-, ). L f. Johnson to II. 5. Upper, part lot II,
block g. East Park add, 81. Ooo 80
H. HOOPER to =. $. Upper, lot and SIS lot :.
b ock Il. Waiia WaIia, 5000 ~ " -
co., \; r. t. K Co to +. r spinning, lot /. S, 20.
:, $500. 'o' l. o. ~
Charles HOPKINS to John Parkinson. lots
ana 5, block I'd, - A A. Denny's add, 10000.
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the foot of University stree. n. .,o,,,r
&c. M kno"iedgs OF the burglaries up to the
na,s ne was brought into the private off1ca of
rI,sa Hosess, then chief of police. Alter
.s.. neo insisted that he knew nothinv
SPOUT the crime with which he -.l
Ia Rogers suddenly lifted ,hs
=. nis desk and displayed NJ. the
tss.sa Roods. Kline at once weakened aad con.
o'clocn rs quit The next morning. at 10
o.cA ne was taken before a fusttce Of IT,
-, psscs ana waived examination. Ats o,c,ocr n
H.. .aoon ne was arraigned before JUDGE
am Ines OF the superior court. pleaded guilty r.
sav. .ase o. grand larceny and was sentenced to
80 .eaa. Ate p m he started IN charpe q, !
guard Ion Waiia Walla and wss in the rs,s,,.-
asry the next morning.
aha... INC stolen goods, amounting In yaIue tn
,s,,. s-U' were recovered. Kline In an Old
re- 800 VINO 10 thought by the police to
s sa.er. MINI, and San Quentin. Cal, from both
"a WHICH ne escaped before his time wasua
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DONE IN THE COURTS
Testimony Ended in the Great
Northern Case.
ARGUMENT CONTINUED TO-DAY
Ten DEGREES OF Divorce In sucerso.
Court-Man with . Trouble.om.
Name Has It Chanrsd.

The taking OF evidence in the Great Northern
eoaaefnn nation case was finished yesterday alter
aooh ana me argument begun. The only new
witnesses called were John Learv ana
SeHteider By the petitioner. Both testified ths.
the placing OF the Great Northern frscss on
Railroad avenue would tend to increase tha
value OF adjacent property. A. G. scurfield ana
c shelton were also called by the same side in
seouItal.
inomas 4 shepard opened the argument for
the Great Northern and was followed hv ~
Ashton, counsel for the Northern Pacific The
argument viii be concluded this morning. a
bu.leish speaking for the Oregon Improve
men. Company and Judge Thomas Burke fo,
the Great Northern. 40
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Ten Divorces Granted.

jugs Lseateneerg gave nearly al OF yester
day 10 the hearing of uncoutes,ed divorce 60.
granting ten DEGREES. The grounds unor which
tae aecrees were granted were as follows: De-
sertion-Be.tha Z. Rhodes from Allen Rhodes
MAY sissons from Joseph A. sis.ons, Mary
Ilsrk from Charles Clark, d. r. Noble from Nav
soo'e' NARY Nelson from C. William Nelson.
geerge H. Wade from Margare, Wade, Mary Z.
z ase'soh rom Peter Masterson, : Merrill from
Helen Merrill Cruelty-Eiora Fe.ix iron, Franz
FELIX, Adsilna McDermott from Mack J. AcDer.
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ihe penny Cias Company fled al application
yesterday in the superior court for q writ OF
eeftofari TO issue against III. Carsor justice of
the peace in Duwamish precinct, in the case of
W. l. and Z. l. Wilson Va George Nissen ct n
Ia which judgment for SIS was given against
the Denny Clay Company rs garnirnee. Irreou-
iafities IN the proceedings set up g the
grounds of the application
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New Suits Filed.

The following suits were begun yesterday In
the superior court:
w. and c. L Wilson vs. George Eissen ., n,
IL. III Jenny Clay Company, gsrnishee-AppIiea-
ton oil garnishee for writ OF certiorari
The Bar View Brewing COMPANY Va Thou.,
Rowiey-suit to recover Sill Is.
Francis E Marston W. Josiah H. Muuson e.
$o5. 10 On promissory note.
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An Eiegan. Christina. Gift,

What nicer present can you make than A
musical instrument of some kind? A piano, an
organ, guitar, a violin, s banjo, mandolin. an
accordion. music cabinet, music roll a
piana stool or scari All the above in endless
varieties and marked way down at the man,
moth music house OF q. T. Pei;is { Co. agent
sseInway Son, Weber. Emerson pianos.
Essey organs. l00> Front street
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ENGER LISTS.

ELLisros, Mont, Dec. ., ESPECIAL. Northern
Pacific train No has these passengers:
b. w sippy. r. G. Henderson, ID. B. Jackson.
Henry ). Hesr!ck. ]. L. Pykerds, William Bic.
lord, A. ID. Hart. Mrs l. X. Norton Mrs F.
Monticello. Miss Margaret Monteillo, Miss sadie
Dawson, Dr.. Ii. F. Mckay
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Tue Bay View Brewing Company brought
suit yesterday In the superior court against
inoinas kowiey, the Gilman saloonkeeper. who
was on thursday convicted in the United states
ccur. Of eoun;erfeiting to recov.r sI71 ., A..
for goods sold him. An attachmen, No, i,sras
against Rowiey's saloon
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Christmas Ball,

The lInemen OF Seattle viii give their third
annual bal at Armory hall on Christmas eve
Extensive preparations are being made Tor $
grand electrical! display, which alone viii ,.
well worth the price o! admission
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At Private Snla.
Do You Ever Read ADJ,

From IN the morning to 10 At night. Of
watches, diamonds and !ewelry. Frisch Bros.
30 From; street, Seattle
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NJ Brisson, who has been talked of for the
new premier of France. has been a journals. for
thirty 1--WE wears. His political life has been
one OF spotless honor, and his private life not
only blameess but exemplary
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Changed His Name

!udgs Lachtenberg Yesterday granted the ne.
uson OF dustavs HaVersiump to change his
name TO Gustave Haver
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The south Bend Railroad.

The Northern Pac &c railroad was expected to
reach South Bend December Is. and III ali prob
ability was Oh time
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ON FIRE WITH ECZEMA
Aerrible Su6erfngs Of Little BABY.
seven Doctors and Two Hospitals
Fail. Cured by Cutfcura.

Ny baby boy months old. h-ox. an, With
ec1emA TIE itching and burning Was intense. the
esAema spread 10 his hs. breast face and head
were piiiAble to behold: he had M 1890 - tt
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Cuticura Remedies

Inc greatest skin cures blood purifiers and humor
remeoies OF modern times, instantly relieve the
most azonizing forms of eczema and psoriasis and
speedily, permanently, economically and in faiby y
cure every species OF toriuring dsfigurns itch nd
puInlhg bleeding, scaly. crusted. and pimply dis
Eases ana humors Of the skin, scalp and blood
Win loss OF hair. from infancy to age whether
sIfnpe, scrofulous, or hereditary, when III other
methods and best physicians fail
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II 50, read bottom Of first column. first psve
OF this paper. II will pay you, sure
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Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcrgA soc so
Csc: REsoLvsNr. al 90. Prepared bv the porrr
DRu@ AND tHENEcAL COR foRATroS Bos,on
send for How 10 Cure skin Diseases - "a 80.
90 illustrations, Ind 100 testimoniaIs " Pa%eS
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