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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-30
kentucky Bank to close Up.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Sept 30. = The
sto, kholders Of the Frankfort National
bank have decided to go into Iiquida-
ton. An officer of the bank says that
neither the depositors nor the stock
holders will lose cent.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-30
Engineer Released on Ha,,.

OTTAWA, H., Sept a3.--Charles
Kinnear. the railway engineer who
was held for murder in connection
with The Streator wreck, was released
on $4,000 bail this morning, as the
case against him is not strong
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-30

New YORK, Sept 1.-TWO new cases
Of smallpox were reported to the
health board this morning. There
were two deaths from the disease at
North Brothers island during the
night
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-30
FOR A NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
Mr.. McGann Hopes Congress win Pass
. Proper Labor Day Bill.

WASHINGTON, Sept 23.-"Labor day
will probably be made national holt
day." said Congressman McGann,
chairman of the committee on labor.
bills for that purpose are pending in
both the house and senate. / believe
such q law will be enacted. Aside
from this there is no new labor legisla-
ton pending in congress. The great
fight by organized labor before con-
gress for years has been to secure the
recognition of the eight hour law.
That has been obtained
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-30
chicago Trust and Saving. Enio,ned

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 23.-The
injunction secured by the American
National bank of this city against the
Chicago Trust and Savings bank re-
lates to the recent failure of A. Brown,
and was filed to relieve the trust bank
OF responsibility in releasing certain
OF browns assets
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-30
MAN KILLED IN A WRECK
Columbian Express Da.bcs Into Frsisn'
Train Near ke.t.

Train Near ke"t.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Sept. a..-Ins
Columbian express on The ittsburg
Western, from, Chicago to ri tsbure.
ran into an open switch near Kent ~
o'clock. A freight train pulled INC
a siding and left the switch open. Tps
express ran in, wreckipg the eaboose
and twelve cars OF the freight, killing
Joseph Reed OF Chicago junction, con-
ductor OF the freight train, who was
asleep IT, the esboose. The men o.
the engine wer not hurt and none :"
the passengers were injured.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-30
SAYS HE is A VICTIM.
Weeks Declares He Lost Money
Legitimate Speculatlons.

Weeks Declares He Lost Money In
Legitimate specuiatlon..
NEW YORK, Sept IA special from
San Jose, Costa Rica, says that Francis
Henry Weeks, the alleged New York
embezzler, has made statement re-
futing the charges of fraud made
against him. lie says: "Mv assets
appear to be small, but il
given opportunity l will prove
that my Indebtedness is m-ch
less than appears in the published
sta ement. What my course will be
when the question of extradition is
less remote cannot say. am keenly
alive to my legal responsibility to my
clients, while / main ain that ain
the victim of disastrous speculation in
enterprises that were legitimate and
promising. When the proper time
comes shall trust my lawyers and
p tiently atide the result but re-
peat that in no business transaction of
mine was there an intention fraud
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-30
Five per-ons Drowned.

BosToS, Mass, Sept. %. = The
steamer Palatine, which arrived yea
terday fr m Matanzas, brought three
survivors from the wreck of the l'rit-
ish schooner Windernere. which wa
capsized by sudden squall eighteen
bound to that port from Key West
There were eight persons on board,
including the captains wife. Those
who perished were Captain John Carl
ton of Port Lorne, n. s., aged 81:
Mira Gertrude Carlton, aged %; Mate
Trueman Holmes of Annapolis. n. -.
aged IS; Henry Sands, took, of An
napolis, aged AZ: and Daniel August,
seaman, of Havre. France, aged 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-19
QUICK WORK BY ELECTRICITY.
Another Astonishing Result By the Sub
tie Agent In Curing Deafness.

TO ALL CONCERNED: This Is TO
certify that DR.. Darrin cured me of deaf
nes. in six minutes by electricity. | am =
Sxeds by birth. Have been in this coun-
try seven years. / am more than pleased
a, being cured of deafness. DR.. Darr7n
treated me free of charge. as had no
money. K. ANDERSON.
DR.. Darrin still continues 10 t-ea, the
worthy poor free OF Charge between the
hours of ID and ii 3 N. daily. Those
that are able TO pay will be treated AZ the
Low rate Of s. per month for each and
every disease untM cured, except in sargi-
cal and special. comp.icatei Cases.
DR.. Darrin can be consulted free ~ his
Offices in Hotel Stevens. corner Front and
Marion streets. Seattle. Wash Office
hours, 10 TO 5 p. N. daily; Sundays. 20 a.
II. TO ? p. III.
He makes a speciality Of al diseases o.
the Eye. Ear. Nose. Tnroai. Cstarrh and
Deafness and all nervous. chronic and
private diseases in either sex OF whatever
nature, IL durable; no cases taken II not.
DIR. Darrin wil sead TO any address
his Electro Magnetic remedies on the
receipt Of s. sni full symptoms OF the Dis
ease. Ore visit TO the Office - desired.
bat is not necessary in all cases. Circula rs
and question blanks sent free. Inquiries
answered.
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srpxrY. Dec 8 isea

S{U&xX, Itec- y xo5Os
To THx EpTTcR: In your issue Of Decem-
Der yea pabl.sbed . dispatch from Sid
ney which p1rported 20 be . report Of the
municipal elscsscn held here on Tuesday.
the 5th instant The report Was correct
as 10 the successful candidates. bat - TO
the politics and obi.cs Of the Republican
ticket your report was not only
misxtated. bat un.rushfui. Your special
stated that The purpcrsed Republican
ticket was an attempt on the part of the
Popaiists and their cohorts TO catch the
Republican vote and their 6sfeat Was for
the best interest o. the town"
desire 20 state for and on behalf Of the
Republicans of Sidney and vicinity that
the Republican ticket voted for at such
election Was q straight Republican ticket,
regularly nominated upon q call from the
Republican central committee and that all
OF the candidates named on said Repub-
Lean ticket are straight Republicans. one
OF them being member Of he county Re-
publican central committee.
The Citizens ticket that was successful
here was nominated upon . cali made by
the prominent Democrat, of this place,
who, being in the minority, adopted the
name ''Ciiizens' ticket" to hide their polit-
ical principles. al of the candidates on
said Citizens ticKes being Democrats.
Yours. J. NJ Dickinson,
Chairman Of the Municipal Republican
Enr~
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THE ErFECrs or TaE NEW TARIFF
RILt-

The rev tariff bia has been framed
under the dslusive idea tha, we can gain
the markets Of the world by giving eur
manufacturers raw material Before The
VAR ws tried this experiment. under the
Walker tariff of 1856 anf me; With q
EaaSi disastrous fsilure President James
Buchanan, q Democratic president, in Ais
message 70 congress declared that - rev
Mooney va, coined il was sent Abroad u
pay Tor articles which eost5 Re ard oasA,
81 BE- made in this country. We ssd net
set the markets Il ether nation. TAev
Sos euys They uadersoli us, DESTROYED
cur industries. ani took cur msney.
II she Wilson tariff Aia become. law
We wiu repeat this disastrous experiences.
From Ms3ss2u's time ~ RuehAnaa's every
Democratic psesidsat. every Democrats
secretary Of The treasury. and every Demo
cratic flnsacier who hiss spoken OF al Va.
lorens a. the basis 81 system Of tariff
duties has spokea ia condemnation a.
them. Apart frosa TIE objection against
81 yalessms a. productive az fraudulent
vslaaiiea lies TIE plain fact that sAey are
preventive % ths ,np~ ave u American car
i,ai The sosla So8th 10 Ia an esssAsv -
delight. fmlg for rsrenae wiH cripple
keFthsrn manufacturers ssgif BY al va
lsssms vii MAKE he EaFogeaa naaa-
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A DasREPuTABLE KKsoRT.

SEATTLE, Dec IL, 1898.
To TIE Enron: Saturday night l was
asked b. q neighbcr 70 help him look mp
his son, youth OF IL. who is inclined 10
be little wild. Our search finally brought
Us 10 the place on South Third street
called the New Zealand dance hail, and OF
ali the degraded. disreputable places this
city was ever afflicted with that Is GER
tainly the worst There in q basement
was such an exhibition of licentiousness
and debaachefy as would make the famed
Whitechapel district pale with envy. From
thirty-iive 10 forty of the most
abandoned women and girls were princi-
paily engaged ID circulating among the
vast crowd, soliciting victims from among
those they took TO be the most susceptible
in the boldest and most brazen manner.
Boys of IA TO Is were quite numerous and
apparently as welcome as mature man.
hood. Now. in the name Of common de-
eency, can not you use your worthy jour-
nails influence 10 wipe out these plague
spots and save our young men from rum
and destruction7 Can il be that this man
Peterson has the protection OF the reform
administration just because he is good
Democrat CITIZEN.
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STATE PRESS OPINION.

Gov. McGrax deserves much credit sor
- carefully guarding the states fnanceA
-bes F1ndsie Cgsppv-
TIE actions Of Gov. XrGraw kxve ncs
been szeA ~ 70 warranf any excuse for
brzncizg hin wish cowardics o. any fear
70 assurae tie responsibilities Of his once.
III he il convinced that . special session Of
the legislature vii be in TIE best interests
q the state ne viii call il. otherwise noI
Gov McsTrAw may have fsrlts, bet
eowa-dice il not ore Of the nunber.-Fsir-
kssez Hercid
The city il almost captured by Yakima
Indians who are in Attendance upon the
United States district court Nest Of the
cases are for selling whisky TO Indians. Ii
~ claimed cr fhose Who profess 10 know
that depusy United STATES marshal viii
give a Indian four hsts xisb which to get
soscs fellow 20 let him have whisky, and
then s5e teputv Is present when the
whisky - delivered and AZ arrest follows
IL costs The government about $50 70
prosecute Q case and then follows inn
p-tsormerf ~ McNelIs island. Al for
pint Of very inferior bur-jusce--Wa9a
Weld Correspondent E1fe-rslx Empsse-
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Bilski il Chicsgo sunday night, during q quar-
re- Blsxi managed TO stab TWO policemen
while bei.g arrested and taken TO the station
Neither officer vas seriously wounded
A statement 10 current In Chicage that the
famous Davis viii cara has been settled. and tie
81, oo.ooo, estate OF Andrew ]. Davis, the Mon
tana millioaaire. viii soon Be divided among
the heirs The settlement. IL 10 said. Was made
with the contestants OF the will. Henry A Root
and Mary Cummings. On the bssis OF their
original claim, which was g 50, 900 The settle
uzeui, IL Is stated is the result Of the death OF
John A Davis in Victoria, B. G., Last January.
The CONTESTANTS from that time have beea deal
Ing with his heirs. four sons, who were net 50
sverse as their IE:asr 70 . settlement Admins
traitor James A. Talbot denies he report
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Kew ts >eatrslsH. Aikali.


Please advise rae how laad with alkaN
Should e treated ! have tea acre. OF the
ed Lssis ranch. a. Joining Yakima. which
yen are doubtless familiar With. sud hay-
ING issSe1 y this season - n1Ttles no pct
N ercn - vegetables. they were failure
"a account 81 she aik&h. 0ne rarity tells
me tass mulcalns IS advisable.
As 90 hcw % treat alkau land, that Be-
psnds 81 whether IS /. black o. Waite
AKA. IL tie n bite powder forms or the
Surface. ihe proper way - 70 law tie drains
exactly As Yea weu}4 10 dram wet ganA-s
line evsfy fSo rods. three fess froga the
surface. 81 Nsklma tAl. ~iI net oulv
drain CT &c alkaline sails into the river.
eS@t is vrs( e0 aose yea e have iss test sab
irrigation. t. year land contains bsask
alkA4i-leoks black Sna greasy 81 the saF-
isee~ sow EYPspH t,sa& pissssTl % .s anu
u vii neSssss.ss sAs H.kalL
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OUR NEW GEORGIA OFFICIALS.
some of Hohe Smiths Recent Appoint
ees Can Neither Read Nor Write.


Since Mr.. Cleveland's civil service re-
form has got in its WORK at Fort Simcoe
and ali the Republicans have been par
doned for their crimes, the agent is hav-
ing some fnn with a host of Georgia
Democrats who were transported for the
purpose OF consuming the Pie. We have
ii from good authority that one of the
Georgia gentlemen who was appointed TO
I'll q responsible position. can neither
read nor write 1t was his duty 10 assign
the Indian boys 20 certain tasks esch day.
The names of the hovs we're written in
little book and handed to the old gentle
man each morning. The first few DAYS
everything went we'll, for lie got the In
dian boys To read the names for him and
point cut the boys assigned for dutv, bat
finally the boys got onto she fact that the
man from Georgia could not read Then
the fun began. The boys would look N
the names and point out tue wrong boy
every time. while The hoy who should
have been on daty vas of a; play. This
kind OF mismanasement went on for
month. ~ the end OF which time the en-
tire school was oemosaized. The Indian
kids cot 50 Wild that the master could not
control them in the seass. aud the agent
was obliged tn cali for q new man. An
other one was speedily supplied and he
was from Georgia also.
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The sarah Il. Yesier.

This handsome and weil-appoinfei hotel. tust
enished The past year. and elegantly furnished
hrou ghout with all the comforts and convent
snees of modern private residence, and GEN.
traily located the North Seattle cable lire. at
he corner OF Rep uosicsn and Poplar streets. Ia
now under the supervision OF Mrs Hammond,
who has in the few months of her occupancy
proven herself most capable and popular man
sssr. This now completed and estsblls ned in
slsu;ioa was projected TO meet the needs OF
women and girls coming 20 the city on business
or pleasure, AID for the business women OF our
city, many OF whom BY honesty and fidelity
have been enabled 10 push their way along most
OF the lines of industry in which success In
wolves tact. rapid movement and iaithiulness 20
detail: aud, too. By q society OF homecoming.
principally. and hcrne-lovirg women. who rec
ognGss in the RAPID advancement of sil classes
snd their ever chsngisg relations that the
business cir. OF ,his yea--seaehsrs. s.saoz.
raphers, dressu,aks.s. operators. clerks or
snv Of tho numerous branches open 20 their
delft Singers or quick psreep,ion-ls isose before
is close to be Gated into partnership Of n7gze-
Masking. and that the seii-cGm maad gained BY
contact with business methods and systemst.e
defsil Is no mean part OF the necessary training
for the complicated obligations 81 awell-ot-
dere9 home The association has spsaf mach
tine and faosey In Its erection and equipment.
vita IS yet Light patronage They are trm,
however, IN rhs belle; that when better under
STOOD ]. will enjoy more thaa the anticipated
favorable support All young ladies witaou,
the parental roof are cordially invited 20 60 ous
sad loox TIE house over. loa Will be kindly
received. sad Wi aad large halls, peassai
dining rooms wish good tab,s. neat and airy
ehsmrrrs, sewing loom with machine, snt
large r-rlo-s beautifully furnished, iaeinaing 3
new piano. Cas-Sss RON s. u s. ;er wesS.
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rrevs.e rr,,a.r~.,s Ias..s.

CEcAeo. Dec Is.-rn the Prendergsss
trial Attorney wsde. for ths defense, an-
Eounced that Henry George, Who
Was 70 Be Q witness. had lodged
service and could not Be ca.led-
Counsel for the prosecution sprung
sensation By anno1acing that ihe ststs
had been betrayed by medical experts
relied On TO rebut insanity evsdenee,
Is the testimony 20 Be- given na0
been carried By the doctors 20 tee
attorneys for the defense. Or. Church
and Dr.. Brown, both insanity experts ern-
ployed By the state. today testified for the
defense, declaring they considered Prem
cergass insane.
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FArrgsyry Dee 10 1sqs

FAIkHAyEy, Dec. L. 1895.
To THE EprToR: How many dynasties
OF Napoleon's creation still reign and who
are their representatives.
For how many years are the governors
OF Alabama, Michigan and Nevada elected
D.
mo Napoleonic dynasty remains All
fell sooner than their creator. The king
OF Sweden and Norway is descendant Of
Napoleon's marshal. Beruadotte. but he
gained power by deserving aud fighting
against his old commander. Alabama.
years; Michigan. years: Nevada. years /
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NOKrawEsr NEWS.
The brewery At f.sming.oa has been dessroyes

The brewery at Farming.oa has been destroyed
By fire.
Mr.. Wilkinson. the new postmaster at North
Yaklra, Is very cistssseful to tie warhorsea
Not dozen men in town knew that he was
Democrat The appointment of A. +. Smelling
a. register OF the Yakima land oiiee is distinct
rebuEe to the Warehouses. who had Endorsed Z
NJ Reed. Smelling. ike Wilkinson. is q thor
oaghly competent man, but not q politician.
Ths frs. damage suit growing on. OF the Gear
GAleEe riot Of nesriy two years SGD has been
decided in favor OF TIE plaintiff Charles J. Pc
tefson was given a verdict of Ii.5so against the
Helena & Frisco Miaing Company by = Ratn-
dram ;afy for tas loss of al ear. There are
about leo sinaitsr damage suits Ia which the lit
iganlx hare been snx oasiy awaiting 70 see how
this case would turn oat, and shoshons county,
Idaho. 10 IN q lever oi exciienent
Job IArnsey, Of Riverside, Pacific eou7sy. Is
probably the oldest settler in Southwestern
Washington. He Is veteran of thu Mexican
war, crossed the plains ia fs4s was shipwreeke1
while crossing the ColumhIs river bar and
landed ST Bakers bsy Deoenher "a 1874 Pacific
eouGty was tAea part OF Lewis county, Ore
gon. IL spite o. the hsrdships he mas under
gene be In still hale and hesrty and good for
several more years Of active nis.-Aoatsssno
Tsfktts
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NEw Yoxx, Dec Is The World tomor-
row viii say: News Was received here
yesterday Of the death ~ his fathers
home in Chsutauqua county. n. l., OF
Ned Curtis from paresis. Curtis became
private secretary Of the late Leland STAN
ford when the senator vas serving his nrss
term in Washington City. Later he be-
came Stanford's political adviser and con-
fdentiaI agent After Ssanford's death last
spring Curtis began failing IN health. and
be vas finally stricken down with paresis.
He leaves m estate Of about 500 Ex-
United States Marshal Franks, OF Califor-
nia, who Was appointed his guardian some
months ago. has charge Of the property.
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Mst Gen. Kodolitseh. famous sportsman,
died At san Reno. Italy. Monday. Of aPoplexy-
George KHAN, ex-psesldent OF the Philatel-
phia Reading road, died 81 Pailadeipaia Mon
DAY.
A. b Pullman. . wealthy manufactures OF
railroad supplies and brother OF George II. Pull
man. died sf Chicago Monday.
The ssa.e department. has instructed pispasch
Agent Cooper, al Szn FraEcsscc, 20 see that the
remains OF o. d. Jones. consui-geaersl II shaug-
hsi, who died OF the way 70 America, are
shipped home 10 North Carolina
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a HArry Idea


tl4EAA~ A@tef Nctel.
I've just decided what In get the new
ministers sic for Chris;ma,''
What is i;e
"Hairrsns.
But hos do yo1 know she neeis
them -
'Hocsiness gracious. didaif I see her
Struggling 70 tas'sn her gloves With glove
basIoasrtf
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The nigh Tide win he on Christina.

I. c. Aendendali. superintendent Of the
United states coast aud geodstic survey.
writes:
According 70 our prediction tables for
the Pacific coss; tides the highest tide Of
the year may be expected about 80 q N,
on December * This tide IS predicted 20
he SIX inches higher than any predicted
tide Of last year. The raaEe bets cen this
high water and the preceding low water
occurring at about midnight on Decern hrr
"a - predicted 20 be las feet. In these
predictions, Of course, the effect of winds
ana earthquakes IS not taken into ac-
count -
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sorrcE TO TIE runIrc-

The public 10 ts-essy warned not - pay
any rzcnsy 20 parties repres<ntlsg 70 as
seenss Of the es..tse FosT-EsrrtzssrxexS-
srce-s: tbs following. who are the ealy
ssiho-izes travelling agents usf the FosT-
Ix-rIxxGrscKe. ZIG. J. A. Mecaesisns ].
4. Davies. ard J. !. Hawsev. Ihss eeeraas
stsIy 20 rsssdsa: agents O. tals pap~r wa3
sss located IN vsrso1s cities aa1 towns %
she Northwest. nar 20 posfnssssra saS
are fn 81 cases AUTHORISED 10 take s15scr.p-
fscns for tie DAILY. szn5zy and Weekly
TcsrfxTxzassrserz
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CHICAGO, Dee. is-Tn the CcngAlin trial
Pr. Lewis. a dsnts;. identified Croaia's
eosiv ~ woFk dons on the teeth. Mrs..
Es1laaa Aoeaseis testified thai On tho
nishf o. Nay 4, isss. sac ssw engsv
drawn by white horse approach tia
SaEAson cottage ana stop "A from: % IL A
TAI naa got oct and. reaching for a box
es Fa.sse, wsas ap ias steps aad Vas al.
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mISted - the hoase Almost iErEasdiste.y
there Cane the SQUAD Of blows and hgnsnE,
and she heard ssosee CRY. -ph So1. "a
Jes1s| and then more szr1Egiisg and me
sound Of body falling. she became
frightened ard rzn swsy. The cross-sx-
animation vas severe, bu. failed 20 shake
her testimony.
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FatElsS HeEry iEst0a-
Give ne the constitution OF the state OF
Washington and sSe charter Of the city Of
Spokane snd I'll run ali England and have
= Surplus of government.
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Mrs. Anaie BiIiow. OF spoksne. had Al Nun
Ia court lass veex o. . charge Of trying 20 kiss
her. All Nan says tie woman Is Tao-phins
1ea1 ana laeortng usaer hsiluessatiTa-
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old-fashioced pills, with thslr gripping and
vioaancH
But they're better IN every way. In size.
for instance ard dose. They re the smallest
and the easiest to take; only one little Pellet
is nessied for lsxxtiye-three for csthar-
tic. They cleanse and regulate the system
thoroaghly-but its done easily and nat
uraily. Sick and Bilious Hesfache, Cctlsti-
patton, indigestion Bilious Attacks. and al
deranzsnenfs Of tns Liver, Stomach and
Bowels are prevented, relieved. and cured
they're the chenusst PHI yo1 can buy, for
they're guaranteed 20 give Satisfaction. or
your naexaey Is returned You pay only Tor
vaags ree~ssed
NAV he offered as rlss a. good" Perhaps
IL IS. for Alzs, but 4. can't be, Ter yosa
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FGxei u - FTcat
Liver. Stomach,
engi Bowels by
Or. Pierce's Pleas
art Pellets They
do il IN Just tho
right way, too
by using Natures
wn methods.
That's why
they're better
than the dreadful,
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