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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-26

Commercial Travelss~' Day - chicago.
CHICAGO. July 2s--In spite OF the great
heat Of the day. the thermomstsr being up
in the s0's, the commercial travellers had .
grand parade down Michigan avenue this
afternoon, there being nearly 1000 mon Ia
line. They we're headed BY the military
band and Chicago hussars. Bright-hued
umbrellas. gorgeous coaches, gaily-cos-
tuned bands and other things combined
10 make the procession . notable one.
Each Of the states OF the country was r.
presented, many displaying charactsrsstae
watchwords. On the Montana banner
was: Free silver" Illinois closed the
line with . delegation Of 500.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
PRICES Of WOOL.

Casper, Wyo., Dec. 27.-The sheep men
of Natrona county figure that they have
sustained loss of $90,G25 on their wool
clap this year and $4,000 on mutton by
reason of the attitude of the present ad-
ministration with reference to the tariff
on wool. The wool-grower is not the
only loser in this transaction. Every
laboring man and all lines of business
have suffered ctly.-Dispatch to the
Denver Republican.
The above could be duplicated in every
county of this territory with but this added
the losses are still greater;it can be safely
estimated that the loss on New Mexico
woods during the year 1898 by New Mex
leo wool raisers will foot up a cool ST.
00O,OCo, which is good deal of money in
this neck of the woods; however, great
many of the New Mexico wool growers,
sheep men and commission merchants
voted the Democratic ticket and they are
simply getting what they voted for.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
the CLIMATIC CURE,

An article appears elsewhere in this is
sue which will well repay rerusal by citi-
zens interested IN the establishment of
sanitariums in New Mexico for the cure
of pulmonary diseases. The article re-
ferred to reviews the present status of the
efforts If German scientists to find some
remedy for that dreaded disease, con-
sumption, and shows how utterly fruitless
has been the task. The frank admission
of the German investigators of the sub
ject that the disease is practically incur
rable except in its first stages, simply
means that not only the learned men of
the German empire but of all the world
must fall back upon and pay tribute to
pure air, sunshine and altitude.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
the NEW YEAR.

The NEW MEXICAN, as Republican
journal, wishes its readers q last Happy
New Year. For thirty years it has borne
its part in furthering the principles of
the great party of which it has been the
territorial advocate. The present man.
agement is relieved of one great embar-
rassment-it has no good resolutions to
make, no promises for the future. 1t
has now the pleasant Office to perform
of wishing its readers and the people of
the territory Happy New Year. To the
new management is wished every success,
except political success, and that it may
be free from every species of political
crankiness or funaticism. 1t is hoped
that this journal, above all things, will
continue to advance the material interests
of New Mexico, that it will uphold its
namo and fight not for town or locality,
but for the prosperity of every COM
munity from Colorado to Mexico and
from Texas to Arizona, as the New MEX
rcAN has done daily heretofore.
It must be remembered that New Mex
leo extends north from Mexico one
quarter the breadth of this nation, only
Colorado, Wyoming and Montana, inter
vening between it and the British line.
Surely "no pent up Utica contracts our
powers" To the people of all this broad
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80.
THE SALE Of THE NEW MEXICAN.

The capital stock of the New MEXICAN
Printing Company has been sold and a
new management with new policy as
sumes control on January l, 1894.
The undersigned, as representative OF
the stockholders has had editorial and bust
ness control of the different publications
of the company, namely the Daily New
MEXICAN, the Weekly NEW MEXICAN Re-
VIEW and Ell NuEvo MEx1cAso, for
the past seven years. With this issue he
ceases to have any further connection
with the papers named.
In relinq editorial and business
control the undersigned desires to say:
For the past seven years he has en-
deavored to build up and benefit, in the
columns Of the papers named, the best
interests of every section of this great
territory and has labored for the good of
the whole territory and every county and
every town and hamlet in it.
He has advocated, as strenuousy as in
his power, the principles of the Repub-
lican party, first because the undersigned
believes the principles of the Republican
party to be right, just and advantageous
to the people of the country and Of this
territory, and, secondly, because The stock
holders were Republicans in politics and
desired the publications conducted in
this manner.
The sale is brought about entirely by
circumstances over which the undersigned
has no control and in retiring he thanks
the many readers of this journal and the
people generally for their kind support
during the years that have gone. Wish
ing the readers and patrons of the New
MEXICAN and indeed all the citizens of
the Sunshine state happy New Year, the
undersigned remains their obedient serv-
ant.
MAX Frost.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

to vote for Cleveland in 1892 and in 1898
they would get $1.25 for wheat and IA
cents pound for cotton; they voted for
Cleveland and are sold; they are getting
So cents for wheat and cents for cotton;
Nhe devil was sick, the devil monk
would be; the devil got well, the devil n
a monk WIS he"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

Nh. CLEVELAND, with a fine supply of
elegant dry and wet groceries, is out duck
shooting; about 100000 of people Of
this country, men, women and children,
in 10 cities, are starving on account of
the administrative policy of Mr.. Cleve-
land and of the party that elected him.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

JUST compare to-day's issue with that
of any other daily in New Mexico; this
journal fears not the comparison; it is
on the top round of the ladder in New
Mexico; put this into your hat and read
1t daily for it is an absolute fact.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

II might be a good thing to attach
Arizona to New Mexico for statehood
purposes, provided that Albuquerque was
made the capital of the big consolidated
acknowledgements Citizen.
The city of Albuquerque is great
town for playing "heads you loose, tails
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

territory, again is wished all the hap
piness, all the prosperity, all the advance
ment in life and health that they can pos
sibly wish themselves.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

PROSPECTING for gold is steadily in
creasing in New Mexico; plenty OF gold
is to be had for the looking for it and
working for it within the lines of this
territory,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

A HAPPY New Year to the federal and
territorial officials of New Mexico; the
Republicans, who are still in, should stay
till their terms expire and the Democrats
in office should perform the duties of
their Offices honestly, faithfully and fairly.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

EVERY day the outlook for statehood
for New Mexico brightens; put your
shoulders to the statehood wheels anG
push her along with will, vim and power
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

MAY the coming year be we'll with our
people; how that can be under the pres
ent administration can not well be seen
at this writing, but, "while there is life,
there is hope" so here's hoping.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

The London Post strongly condemns
the pension system of the United States;
so does the present administration from
Mr.. Cleveland down; birds of u feather
flock together.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

CHAIRMAN WILSON claims that the pas
sage of his free trade, tariff for revenue
bill twill open larger field for the EN-
ployment of labor;" yes, for European
labor
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

A HAPPY New Year to the tax payers Of
New Mexico; may taxes be paid prompt
ly, honestly collected and honestly &C.
counted for during the year 1894.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

THE New MEXICAN presents the people
of this city and this county with mag
nificent edition to-day and wishes them a
very prosperous and happy New Year
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

READ the article on Santa Fe in another
column and send marked copy OF
this issue to your friends east; it will dc
this county and city lots of good.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

HAPPY New Year to the officers of the
United States army in New Mexico; may
they live long end get speedy promo
ton.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

The coming year must bring statehood
to the people Of New Mexico. Speed
the day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

To-DAY's Issue OF this journal is GER
tainly n credit to this city and no mistake
about it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
All contracts and bills for advertising nav.

All contracts and bills for advertising pay.
able monthly.
All communication intended for publica-
ton must be accompanied by the writers
came and address-not for publication--but
as evidence of good faith, and should be ad-
dressed to the editor. Letters pertaining to
business should be addressed
New MEXICAN Printing Co.,
Santa Fe, New Mexico
ne The New MEXICAN is the oldest news
paper in New Mexico. It is sent to every
Post Office ia the Territory and has large
and growing circulation among the inteli-
gent and progressive people of the south
west.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

HAPPY New Year to the readers of tn
New MEXICAN.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

MAX Frost.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-30


EQUITY pEpARrsESr-IASaLEY. J.
H. u. Denny vs.. Rachel L. Marble ct al.
-- Decree: signed.
Rainier Power a Railway Company vs..
+. C. Rlchardson--Defanlt and Judgment;
signed.
r. III. Campbell VS.. Clara A. wit ct al.
--FIudlngs, conclusions aud decree signed.
q. III. Hummell VS.. Seattle Dairy Asso-
citation : Final account OF receiver: APP
proved: payment of attorneys fees and
receivers compensation authorized.
Charles ". Graham VS.. House Of the
Good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for a writ OF
hnbeas corpus for Hattie Graham denied.
Insolvency of r. III. Genung-order that
assignee turn over certain property.
CRIMINAL NORTHUMBERLAND. !.
Amos Brown VS.. Carkeek A Nicholas
Judgment; signed.
r. W. Ward VS.. the National Fire In
suranee Company-Jury verdict OF $1,000
i'm favor of plaintiff
Fraser 4 Geilerson vs.. Allen A Nelson
Mill Company verdict in favor OF
defendant.
CIVIL nEPARrnEsr~-ossoRs. j.
Seattle Market VS.. +. T. Fanshaw-Suit
on account; iury verdict of so4td6 in favor
Of plaintiff,
Pigeon ct sl stricken.
George Pardy vs. q. l. Ausn--sIFicken,
with leave 10 amend.
Sarah johnson VS.. J. II. Agen--Settled
and dismissed.
Road petitions OF C. NJ Monohon, II. L.
Mayo and Everett Smith-coatinued TO
October for hearing report OF viewers.
PROBATE ADMINISTRATIONS ..
Estate OF John Il. Moore-Annusi &C
count, approved,
Estate OF Martin Lange-Ohjections to
administrator account; tled.
Estate Of Ellen ". Marshali--Foreig
viii admitted TO probate.
Estate OF Andrew Milsigsn-Final ac-
eount OF al miaissTator; approved and fied.
Estate Of Thomas o. Doying-Flnal &C
count: approved.
Estate OF Maria REORGANIZATION for
sale Of real estate; submitted
Estate Of John Bssdies-order removing
executor.
Estate of /. Harris-Contest OF wilt set
for hearing October "a
pxtrEp STATES pfsvxlrr cerRr-HSsFcRn. ,.
tssorrr II. Pulver vs. steamer San Juan
Decree TO De prepared.
H. r. GaimaFaes vs. the Northern Pacific
Railroad Compsay-Tso dsmaEreFs Of de-
gcndant; oveFruisd.
pniied States va Ling sing-Apreai
from United States commissioner; deci-
sion of ommissionsF: affirmed
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Two Men Arrested on Ferfous and pts
gastiag Charxe.

AlNstso ca feFtous and Dis
gasssag Charges.
The arrest Of Charles WESLEY a waiter
on complaint OF three A. .. r. messenger
boys yesterday, brought out a condition
o. unusual depravity. Wesley has occu-
pied room ~ the corner Of West and
Seneca streets for some time. and x,thIn
The past two weeks has rung up for mes
sengeTs from either The Kentucky liauor
house or the Peacock saloon. both y. ace.
being on Front street near SENECA, The
boys who responded say that he got them
10 accompany him 70 his room and there
made proposals. OF the most revolving ma
ture. The matter came 70 a climax night
before last. when Wesley made q similar
discussing proposition TO messenger No. 1,
and ne, togcther With messengers Nos.
- ana 80. who had had similar previous
experiences, complained 20 osicer Gran
aaH. Wesley was arrested. but so far no
ehsFse has been made against him. Tho
case viii be brought before the grand Jury
MONDAY. Wesley says there Is not . word
OF truth In the boys charges.
Another case Of q similar nature was re-
ported to the police By John MCGUIRE, an
OLD man. who claims that Patrick Seaman
assaulted him. Seaman In now in the city
jan, booked under the charge of assault
and battery.
Chief Jackson looked up the law in the
matter yesterday and was pleased 10 find
mat the minimum sentence for the crime
10 ten years IN the penitentiary.
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WATER FRONT soTEs.

The sehome ana North rseine no longer run
10 olympia
steamship Queen will sail for san Rranciseo
today and the rmatiila 10 due 10 arrive from the
same port
The bsrksnslne Kliekitat. 46s tons, has been
chartered 10 load lumber on the sound for
Honolulu.
steamer Homer 10 billed 10 sail from san
Francisco October Tor Puget sound ports In
the Dietrich line.
The British bark Ladstoek. sis tons. nov at
Victoria, has been chartered to carry q cargo OF
salmon thence Co London At 81 shillings
steamship City OF Topeka ts several days ever
due from Alssks. she was booked 20 sail on the
return trip this forenoon, and her sailing date
cannot be set until she IL heard from The de.
lay 10 probably caused by the amount OF bust
ness 20 he done
The British ships prumeraig and BaImoral.
the former from Liverpool and the latter from
London. have each been out us days for Puget
sound. Bath are consigned TO Baltonr, 6aihfis
& Co They are likely TO arrive here a, any
time within tue next three weeks
TIE steamer clty Of Aberdssn, which has been
purchased by Capt. Wiley, owner of the Multi.
nomab. will run as a companion beat 10 the lat
Ger between this city and Olympus One will
leave Olympia and the other seattle each morn.
inE, making the Fouad trip during the day.
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conr,. end ruhllc omc...

There were one homestead entry and one
final homestead filing in the United States
land Office yesterday.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday
for Leander Palm. OF sksgit City. and
Annie =. Jacobson, OF Seattle; Louie G,
Enget and Zetta NJ. Fautner, both of Ed
monds; John ID. II. Chaplin and Floreace
NJ. Doveli. both OF Seattle.
Articles of incorporation OF the Union
Lumber Company we're hled In the audi
tors Office yesterday. Iucorporators: y.
l.. Allen, @. l.. wrightman. Norris Sopr
capital stock, $4,000 In shares OF 800 each (;
principal place of business, Duwamish.
w. w. Gilman, the cigar stand keeper
who was arrested with Basil suponixka
for sending lottery tickets through the
mails. was yesterday bound over TO the
United States grand jury by United States
Commissioner Emery. He furnished the
bonds of 5000. suponizka had been al
ready bound over.
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MARINE news.

TAroosW, Sept. 29.-5 p. m.-Clear; brisk
northwest wind. Passed in-Tug Wan
dersr and str Maekinaw, 1850 p. m; oh
Glory Of the Seas. $40 r. m; sh John G..
Potter. 3 p. m.
NEAH BAY. Sept. q. --5p .. m.--Tspeciai. T.
Clear: fresh west wind.
PysRT. Sept 2a.--5 p m.-tSpecial. T.
Clear; light west wind; str Wiiiapa in
bay.
PoRr CREscKsr. Sept. 2a--5 p. H.
Especial. Clear; light west wind.
PoRr AssELks, Sept. Cos p. m.Fepe-
cisi. Clear; light west wind. BIZ Gen.
Fairfield. kktn Robert sudden and tngs
Tacoma and Mystic IN bay.
SAN Francisco. Sent 2o--Arrived-
Str Afognak. from Pyramid Harbor. De
partsd--sr Grandho!m, for Nsnsimo: str
Arago. for Coos bay.
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HE WANTS THE CLOTH BACK.
Bot the Detectives Have HAD I. Made
fnto Clothes.


Charles White. OF skagsl county, arrived
in the city last night with letter from
VIII LaFsuass, requesting that Private De-
teciives Gale aud Hsgedon deliver certain
pieces Of cloth that were taken from him
in the Leland house. on Commercial street,
las, July, on the strength Of a.search war
rant issued from Justice Humphrey
court
II will be remembered that the cloth
was supposed TO be a part Of that taken
frcm T. Voland's tailor shop during the
big snoxssosm last winter, bat after 1t lay
in court for several weeks aud was net
claimed, in some manaer the private de-
teetives gained possession Of it again and
had nar, Of II made into clothes. The
detective agency has been broken up and
Gale is running barber shop. while Hage-
don Is living in style AZ the Central hotel.
in anticipation Of receiving 81, coo from q
relatives estate. The letter, which is
given under the seal OF q notary. vas
shown 90 Gale last night. ard he remarked
that he would see bis attorney about the
matter.
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new salts FILED.

The following new suits were filed in
the Office Of the clerk of the superior court
yesterday
The Rainier Power 4 Railway Company
vs. +. &. Richardson--Suit TO recover 500
on promissory note.
q. J. Wiley We. w. III. Mccullough OF
ux Suit TO recover Si7t.s IS on account.
State Of Washington W.. Charles Maniey
and A, Anderson Selling liquor 20 Brit
ish Columbia Indians; Transcripts from
justice court
State of Washington vs.. Patrick Sade-
Assault with intent TO commit murder; in
dictment from grand jury.
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States Commissioner Emery, when IN.
latter ordered him deported several wsek.
ago for being illegally in the Z nissd states.
was yesterday taken down q peg When
Judge Hsnford affirmed the commission
er's decision. Several Chinese wftnss,e.
we're examined.
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fore the grand jury and not 20 make pub
lie use Of Mr.. AacDoagalts findings
The county commissioners last Tnesda,
appointed c. r. Retire 70 select i've citi
zens TO invesiigste the charges Mr.
Retire selected Z. III. Fisher. J. c. Rad
ward. y. J. costeli, u, II. Hughes and
s Mcclellan. This committee Will report
10 the commissioners today.
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ANOTHER ARREST MAp..
!. BALDWIN Charged with Assisting
the AolEA 20 Lan.t Ihin.n.n

baldwin Charged with Assisting
"s 'etxa Ia Land Cinnamon.
sae Customs Officers made another ar
=. q isss evening ia connection With the
against the steamer Nolsa OF IL
10y landing . Toe of Cinnamon near
pA September la The man arrested
=. :. = Baldwin, who vas acting as engi-
- o. The Noisa al the time OF her seis-
~. ans offleers have been looking for
s1sm Tor several days, and YESTERDAY
- nam 81 work as engineer on the
g.. AsFgey recently purchased hy
- A. ., BENJAMIN. The arrest was
~ made by nepnty United States
saa oai.ter, who had the warrant, ard
,se. ~ Commissioned Emery's cfsies
asma inspectors Drought him
- e..a'''s,''ssionery Emery admitted RAID.
sso eAN ana Capt Ben amin signed
- s'e1 a. surety iiis charged bv In.
Ia. saat hasdsln was engineer on the
hsss. tha Tine che is said 10 have
49, s az, ea'nAmsn. When the boat WAS
49, osiaAan claimed 20 have been
g. o. her only \ ssw hours Tns
So sgasas, Baldsin il N. ..ra
eaa.s sa'a'' The Harrington brothers and
Asss,. s'eap' that Of aiding aud abettsns
Ass<ssa 'a'e the United states of chi.
oesoA... 800 The examination i. set for
aaa.. 'as same IS all tie others nov
'ss' for the ssns charge.
H.. ms Sing Ma.t TO 20 ca,nA
asass. s,as. Chinese laaadryman who
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BREvIrIEs.

shertErs sale hae furniture today. D m, as
scoones CO. 3 rooms. lilo second street
The snoquslmie millinery parlors. % Pike
street. will have grand opening today, Aonday
and Tuesday.
William Leigh, White river raaeher, reported
10 the police las. evening that be had lost row
boat lie thinks some one brought |, 10 Seattle
and probably sold IL
r. ysrney and C. cronin. who we're arrested
ave weeks ago for using vile language on the
steamship walis wssls, pleaded guilty In the
municipal court yesterday afternoon aud paid a
ire OF $40 each
Baltic Lodge. !. O. G. T., will hold an open
temperance mot prohibitionI nesting 90 their
hall Ia the HinkIey block this evening. The
public are isvitcd. @. w. calderwood aud
others viii address the meeting
Burglars broke into J. G. Tunisen's house at
Ross station few nights sgo and stole some
tools No clues as TO the identity OF the guilty
parties have bean obtained, nor have the police
succeeded In nnding the tools. whichare marked
~. W. Gambler"
There was DO change yesterday In the cond.-
ton OF Doctor Peter" the old Indian who was
beaten nearly to death by Pat slade &c Kent a
week ago. Ne will be removed to bis homo at
Pert Madison today probably siade was In.
dicted yesterday by the grand jury for assault
with intent to commit murder.
George smith, . member Of the Salvation
Army, who was arrested some tine ago on the
charge OF disorderly conduct in stopping q
hack on Washington street. was found not
guilty in the municipal court yesterday after.
noon. Herman Crude. anofher member OF the
army, was found guilty OF the came charge By q
Jury few days ago and appealed the case
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The coaa.y Hospital Investigation.

j. u. NscDcasaI. who examined into
the charges made concerning the county
hospital building on behalf Of the cifSrsns'
committee. has decided not 20 call the
committee together again to receive bis re-
port neither viii he now make his report
public, for the reason that on Tuesday
wheu the committee was called Together IL
IA. resolved 70 LAP the whole nstlsF be-
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Special Notice.

In order to enlarge our ladies' and chill
dren's shoe department ne have decided
10 close out our entire stock OF mems
shoes regardless OF cost or value. Every
pair OF men . shoes 10 offered nov at tire
mendous sacrifice. The Bon Marche,
Front and Cedar street
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To eradicate the poisons which rrodues
fever and sgus. take Ayers Agus Cure.
4, cures without leaving any injurious
effect upon the system. and 10 the oF'iy
medicine in existence weiea may be con-
sidered an absolute antidots for malaria