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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-13
FRIGHTENED wooLGRowERs

Fred b. Hughes, an extensive wool
grower Of Oregon, writes 10 the Port
land Telegram rs follows:
As tariff reformer desire 10 cal
the attention through your columns oil
the frightened woolgrowers in Oregon.
10 some plain, unvarnished facts about
wool. In an effort 10 create a preiu.
dice against the free list of the Wilson
bull wool commission house in Phila-
delphia has sent out circular to wool
growers asking opinions concerning
the development of the business in
past years and the probable effect of
the free wool clause on the industry.
One OF those circulars was addressed
10 . woolgrower in Wyoming, and we
venture the opinion that his reply will
not be quoted by the Hon. J. @. Bur
rows, member OF Congress.
This Woolgrower frankly says that
there 10 no reason why wool should
not be grown in the west as cheaply as
anywhere 10 the world--that the wool.
grower has many advantages that can
not be obtained in Australia, and that,
without reference 10 the Mckinley
Dill. the American has the natural adj
vantage over tbs foreigner ia WOOL
growing. lie says very sharply thai
the woql business in the past year has
suffered from depression, as has nearly
every other business, and the agitation
pf free wool has given the manufac.
turers aud commission merchants an |
opportunity to put wool down to one
hall or two-tilirds OF the former price.
Furthermore, the cry Of free wool has
not frightened the sheepraisers. On
the contrary, there has been an in
prease IN sheep on the range since the
ueg administration came in. As 10
the beneficial efforts of the Mckinley
tariff, the price has gradually declined |
and wool sails for less under the pres
ent Law than ever before.
In conclusion, the gentleman as.
geFss with snIphasis; In summing up
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-13

Notice No. aoa.

Notice No. toa.
united States LAnd ofss
HALEY Idaho, October %. Iaa
Notice d hereby given thas JOHN p hAR1S
whose Postofhee address b Rocky Bas, nzsa|
county. Idaho. has thia day made applirataa Nj
Unitsd States Patent for tho
ONTARIO LODE
Mining Claim. situate In Bear Greek Mining pi<sdA
Elmore county, Idaho, cynsisting Of 1900 lisss NJ
OF the lode, and surface ground 600 iess vias hsi
Survey No. 1853 and described In the Geld aess ~
plat OF the sicial survey on ala In this ohcs "a
magnetic variation q, 10 degrees 50 nlsuis -
a. follows:
Commencing at point Of discovery, themes use
$50 feet 70 center end Of claim: theme . % I'll
800 feet % corner No. 1; thence N 20 dg 90 I'D
70 corner No. q thence 90 d. W 1900 fee, 70 ssfsa
No. .; thence % dr. u coo fest 10 corner sst
whence corner No. Ida Elnaors lode eiAim ssrr
NO ezs eear n % dg Is min " 20 fssf dist.nt o.
ner No 4, Confederate Star initiate survey No SOL
bears II d. ~ min 3 lis feet distant. U.&nn
NO BeAr Greek mining district besrs 81 dg . -
lisa feet distant: thence N on dg Y 1890 issis
eornsr NO. and place Of hexinnisg surrey q o.
terror Boundaries Containing en- a,sa Of nes
acres excluding however from this deserp,iea ard
application eel acres In eonssct With the osnisr'
ale Star msliuits survey Nc. So n Area claims IN
raseas i7oo7 acres Of the unsnrvsyed lands a ~
United sts,esl
All persons holding adverse claims thereto are 70
qairea TO present tho same before this ofcs win
s'y days from the nrss DAP Of publication hssssf .
'hsy viii be barred by virtue Of the provisions d NJ
statute.
Inc said mining claim being Of record IN the eos
9 she Recorder Of said mining district .. aouasss
nome IN EimoIs county, Idaho. rhs nearest knsss
locations being the Harmony, unsurvsyed. % ~
hof'h. the ksmsraida. unsarsessd on the vest So
'ae Ida Elmore survey No. SIS, sou.h~esasrly.
direct that this notics be published In the Eins''
naile'sn' tbs Newspaper Published nearest the 81
mining el-im. for the period Of slxiv days
W. T. RILEY. Ragistsf
fr.nk 7, wyman. attorney Tor claimant
Firs, publication. October o. lssa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-13
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wsr,d's Fair highest Award.
For Over F1f,Y Yearn,

An OLD AND WELLrTRIED RFMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ha,
been used for over fifty wears by mil
lions OF mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success
II soothes the child, soitens The gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and il
the best remedy for diaIrhoea. II is
pleasant 10 the taste. Sold by drug
gists IN every part Of the world. 25
cents bottle. Il. value Is incalcula.
Bile BE sure and ask for Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind, jelyl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-13

Names and description Of property. Total Tax
q. B. Siater-fmps NJ 80 ar soc tp1sr
- and lot . aec % lerte $50. cos
Is. hotses 20. one Wagon 2, not snm ~
tar ~ n, poli tax $50 cnsts r. ........ II Is
Otto simons-imps on ht nv ~ y nj ne Or
sec tpAsrT 100, three horses SO, thrse
cows Go. tax los, school q. cost l.6e..... 50
spnxmc A Peck--los hik NJ Home and
Imp as. tax i6.6 -. school .ss, poll tax $50
coats and penalty 26T ...........,..... 2S 20
Home and imp 600. tax 1880. school 90,
e1ets and penalty 2 o. -. ...-........ q 3s
W. H. sAsldge- Lot 10 bin II Hammers add
% olsnns Ferry 10, ist bIk %, in same 10
tax 90. school o. exsts f.07 ........*.... 81
Henry swanholn one house Al Rocky Bag
upper end p. oae house last on left side a
10. stable rs. sasmill HardserAbhlc guich
100. Gray Warrior water ditch 200, ninety
horses 1850 tar 07, costs 0.ol ......... IS -
Henry sxznholm-- Store bldg At Rocky Bar
300, fndse 1000, tan 80 90. costs 4Ds.. ~ 60
1. A. sehvsises- HOUSE In Rocky lar 30. tag
Les. rosts LII ........................ Sc
Jared sssa.iman- saloon BLDG In Rocky Hsr
so, saloon bldg 10 Atlantis 100, mdss SOC,
tar 1880, eoxts l. o.. .....-.............. = 20
James Stewart House In Rocky Bar so. imp
on side Bcise river IS. tar Ash. poll TAX
W. S rhurmAn-iso acres i.sd oa Dry crk
near Mud Springs and Imp 40. 800 horsss
5000, t.o Wagons 20, not enm Is. tag IFS.
A. r. Tyner~Loss y q hik ii Gienn's very
80. tar !. e5. costs LII. school tAx 3d.. 3o9
The Ida Mining ce.-Three patent claims lot
" ~ " - y o<is nv taiic of ttteu 3uu water
right and out buildings 1000. quarts min
concsntrAtors 5000, tar zi8fe.cost - 80. 2si -
WIN. Townsend Machinery on Shake creek
600. tar 10 50. costs Sns............... y ~
Pete welfef-Two lots back OF Stockton hotel
Gisnn's Ssrry and imp lzs. tar ala. school
9. whitman Lots y Is blk 10 College add 70
NJ Home and imp 1o5 one COW %, one
horse u. Tar &e2, poll tar 80. school tar
IL, costs LEO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a7f
Frank Wiilis-House In Atlanta loo, tax $50,
e1>.s ..a1. ..--.-.-........ %
Greene White House IN Rocky Bar COO one
piano 1)o, tax &c. 10, costs e4........... 90 o.
q. A. NiiIey-fmp GA Big CArnAs 100. three
horses 10. cattle 90, two wagons 20, tzrm
implts 70, not enm To- tax II. g. cost 2I2.. ~ -
u. y Niiier-fmp on hi sw ar sec 10 tpbs
10 Q and nwqr &C or $50 30 tips r Toe 300
not enn 100, tar o o. school l.2O, cost LILO Is 90
Pete jeffrey Delinquent tar for 1899, an,
costs and penalty Les. 80
H. ID. Poe Delinquent tnxes for 1s92, a27,
costs and penaity i.ss. II 90
And notice ID also given that unless the taxes de-
linqusnt together with all costa are paid before
ssid day OF sale the rial property, upon which ID
Hen for such taxes win be sold at public auction
above mentioned. CHARLES r. OLIVER
Assessor and ex-offsio Tax COLLECTOR
In aud for Eimore County. Idaho.
Dated December %, iso3. sw
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18
HOusroN GLIMPsns.

Tine Importance of small things can not
be overestImated, us was shown by a
conversation overheard in the rotunda OF
the capitol hotel yesterday
a party of travelling men were grouped
together falling, when one Of the number
took a pencil from his pocket 70 make
% note OF an address, Before return
ms the pencil to his pocket he turned TO
ono OF the group and explained its work
lngs 10 him, II was a little metal af-
fair and contained simply a number Of
snrpenod points, which We're screwed
out .lhe owner Of the handy lttle tribe
explained that it contained twelve sharp
eh'i points and that he was never M q
loss for "a sharp pencil AS he returned
10 no hls pocket he remarked that the man
Who had patented Tie device had made q
fortune ont OF a. This remark led 20 a
TANK ON patents and almost every one IN
one group tod OF some uhius device mat
Ald nude wealthy men OF the patentens
Ihr hitoen puzzle two wooden balls con-
neeirI with small elastic bands, used
% spin GOES "a top the ariel top and count
loss other Toys We're mentioned. one gem
tepan after hearing from almost every
one on the topic, remarked that FronaDly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18
THE PACIFIC ROADS,
BoArNEG' Plan TO COLLECT THE
DEBT.
Iusutusion Of suus Against Present and
Past Directors for Forty Millions Re
oommeaded-ssnator Morgan Also
HAS o Plan for the object


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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18

Rabbi. Thinks the Proclamation Pre-
sumption
New Haycn. Conn. March l7-Nev Dr.
levi Rabbi, 90 the Court street syulr,eue
today delivered sermon at8clane Gov
emor Norris fast day proclamation. de-
claring That me snnIy rsary WAS mri lay
only IN The sense Oh fast lying. lie aa,d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18
AT NEW YORK.

New York March 17.-rhc day was
spent much more quietly than usual. A
bis parade was The principal feature,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18

Uore money noay hs Z,
lur WH0 mad in,nt1 4
Ht-4 Appliances 10 4 s,g
patents. lie gaze az n,
Jia spiral groove p Z t.,l r
pins. That, he 81 liils n, 4
that WAS so pressed IA, 4 +
had to have lLRls IS. M +
TO be found OF w his sa.l
vented long Gss nis VI Ia +
ana Wls tor K R55z lisa
blade from tG.As d ~ X r
Use of several eAs ,sf q {
devices and finalI N-tE.m
the invention Of a sF-s
which is undoubitli 1nsa
readers. The inysn4 z "
chine. after he lad te1iisf =
useful invention, yls.ita 2
together they Went 5yi !
PARTS in order that the y
projected by a pateI M
carefully, the inventor va
the application for lf
about to leave the oiies
HE had reached The daai
Of law called TO bln sai ss
sor. " a needle he saola
yeut5r answered: y col
IS important, but w nay
needle with an eye p ne r..
T.a story teller koksi I
sroap and said; ID Wy
men. that the ma ssl I. H
With an eye in the pm. .I 4
of that patent nat i,t sis w.
u -ery other part q 'as NJ
has been improved I2'1 y,
i ,e 20 nse the neeais W.
The point"
resr, was q word Q. e I,
su liz streets YESTERDAY I. 4 +
ntr.a OF Erln's plir-ol e.. .,,..ii.i
No. Vas no pubic de9 y.
.a.is sMs gs Y, pronounced q
were Ely gs' tbat atuacei
4 l,lt for.i ~ rnlnisi i''ll
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i T., ,,. g..' rathsr hard ~
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b...dag gi, S', \ band q g.. I.
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n r's 1ri5-65roigaly tir !. y
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l.i's,,.,. ,5aiaetedly enolsa.
trast TO ,,-. he a saloon ~ (.
sy ,!,, ,,, yiI meek ny companion
WIN , VIZ Mo had hen
s. H., ra, ,,s,5 N iIsi 5r ai4 VI /;
turn, "a l ~. accompanied y
OF oraI s9eS,yS'mssa,Si to ssi'al
te.s a, ihis vein:
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Bartender 4. ,S ansy m5o IN ni n,
10 W - he slowly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18

washington. March l1,-Secretary Car
isle has submitted 20 congress ana este
mnte f3r ava additional appropriation of
NooM for carrying out the Chinese rgels-
fVnfflu not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brough. by the Wires from the North. East
South and West

Proceedings begun by the Nebraska Re
publican state committee on behalf OF
Lieut.. Gov Majors against Judge Hol-
comb. G0ycrnor-elect, have been dropped
and there will be no contest.
TIE wendell Phillips memorial, tablet
was unveiled at Boston, Sunday at :
, p NJ in til" building now occupying
the site Of his home on the corner Of ESSEX
street and Harrison avenue
"a severe storm is raging on the coast
and On the Great Lakes, many wrecks
being reported. Steamers Kansas Ncnc-
dan and British Queen all overdue from
Europe arrived at Boston, sunday and
report terrible passages. Several wrecks
are reported on the Great lakes,
Horace Nathaniel Pcnnoyer aged -.
he only SON Of GOV. Pennoycr OF Port
land. Oregon died at, Williamstown,
Mass, at 2 =, NJ, Saturday, of typhoid
fever He was Il member Of the freshman
class at Williams college and had been
sick about two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26
ONLY FOUR SHIPS.
The Chinese Navy Is Admitted to ie a
Complete Wreck

IoND0N, Nov According to a dis
patch frorl Shanghai q large Chinese
cruiser broke her propeller while trying TO
haul the Chinese warship Chen Yucn of
The rock as Wci-IIa;- Wei. and the cruiser
is now s@id 10 bs lying useless at the
latter place II IS aa.!c;, that China now
has only foar clTcativr warships left. Two
o;hcys were being repaired 1T Port Arthur
Gad we're c;ip,ur.%, thCrc BY the Japanese.
Sir Robert IIa-F iaspacsor general OF
the imperial cuStoais Of China, has issued
q circular - the CO ON employees, n
Shanghai despatch states, in which, speak.
ing OF the grssas uncertainty % the future,
ne says THAI hc is discussing the money in
hand. and that he can only guarantee the
payment Of retiring allowances at half the
Usual rate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26

J. Greenway. %. of Hot Springs, AK,
prepared at Phillips academy, AndoFef'
Mass where he played end rush for enc
YER The beauty of his play IS his t;seK-
ling. lie tackles hard ana always low,
and is very good at picking the runnerout
from a lot of interferers. He is p years OF
age. 6 TT. in height. and weighs l6o pounds.
A. VI. Beard, 'g5. of Poughkeepsle, \.
Y. left tackle. prepared for college at the
Rivcrview Military academy. Last year
he WAS fried at tackle and did we'll, and
his game is even better this year than IL
was lass. His weight greatly aids him in
Interfering for runner, and IN tins way
ne is of great service to ms team lis ~
years old. 8 fl. 3 in. in hight, and weighs
l95 pounds.
L. r. Murphy, '97, of Junction CITY,
Kan, right tackle, prepared at Rhliilps
academy, Andoycr, Mass, where he played
tackle Tor one year. He is very powerful
an remarkably quick. This Is his second
yc..r on the Yale football team. de Is ~
years Old, 6 it. z in. in height and weighs
in 10 pounds He is also member OF tie
Varsity baseball team.
i A, McCrea, '95, of Pittsburg, left
Guard. prepared at ST. Paul's school, Con
cord \. H., where he played three years
Mt ruarl This is bis third year on the
yaic r.u,n. H. is too slow to make a
s.:,r fu,.ban player, and his defensive
ga..i.. i, much better than his aggressive
Hi. IS years old. 8 #. 81 in. in height and
weighs 20 pounds
W. O. Hickok, '95 of Harrisburg, Pa.
richr guard. prepared at st. Pauls school,
where ic |yed guard or center Tor TOUR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26
WILL ACCEPT ANY TERMS.
China Wants Peace and Will Grant Anything
Except Cedng Territory.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Central News
correspondent at Shanghai says the fall Oh
Port Arthur has created great excitement
in the native quarter of Shanghai. line
news Of the capture OF Port Arthur by the
japanese was brought from Che Foo yes
terday by British steamer. No details
of the fight have yet been received, but all
accounts agrec that the Chinese fought
calamity and desperately. Some OF the
officers and men in the forts refused to
surrender. ana were all cut down by the
japanese.
The Star publishes a dispatch saying
that the Japanese torpedo boats engaged
the attention OF the forts while the troops
closed around tt, f1cs5 ~ The rear. 1hcn
the torpedo boats made 4 sudden and con
certcd dash and succeeded in getting in
side the harbnr. The japanese artillery
in the rear kept up Il continuous tire upon
the Chinese forts and the infantry made a
succession Of attacks upon the outer tie
fences, which they captured. After the
first onslaught by the japanese the resist
nncc OF the Chimes, is said 10 have been
feeble, and finally tho Chinese troops
Became Panic Stricien end Fled.
4 dfsnatch 70 thu Central News says
that the real fighting ut Port Arthur BE-
gan on NOV. % in the third pass. the vii
lagr of .@hu;sz-Y ing having been captured
on N0v %.
Another dfsoatc. says the British war
ship Po.pa.s, brought the news Of the
battle and Ii" fall of Port Arthur to Che
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Foot Ball.

AT Michigan. 12 Cornell, !.
At Bethlehem, Pa.-Lehigh, 9; Lafay-
cite, 5.
At Marlboro-Boston College, 16; Y. NJ.
c. A., o.
AT Worccster-Holy Cross, Jrs., s; Wor-
cestcr II. :, ,Jrs, 0.
At rtsmouth-Portsmout Fl. :, % :;
Newburyport H. :, o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26

An almost unknown race, or one rarely
Visited by Europeans, is described by Mr.
!. 5. Robe gtson. These people live in the
ul, lImalayan region and are called
NaGrataus In mdny respects they arc
lot il pleasant people. Their worst mental
1yculiaritics are cupidity, jealousy and in.
crtg,hal h&trcd. On the other hand, they
Aavo strong family affection and are cara,
lie Of acts OF hcroism when at war Fol
killing one u their fellow tribesmcn ban
.sAncnt is tho penalty. They have thcil
cities Of refuge. They have medicine men
M Robertson intimates that there is a
scIyet valley in I[alirstan where an I'M
hnewn tongue is spoken, the sound OF
Nhich is like "a soft musical mewing. y
Philadelphia Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26
The Yale PLAYERS.

me IaGe eleven, which lined up OPP
posite tue dover o! Harvard at Hampden
park. was made up almost entirely OF
veteran football PLAYERS. The rush line
was almost exactly the same as that op-
posed 10 Harvard and Princeton III the
championship games of last year, while
behind the Inc every man had overcome
The excited nervousness of tss novice and
gained the coalncss and confidence which
Participation in a big game brings.
Il. \. Hinkcy, '95, tcaptain) of Tona-
waada, n y, Left end, prepared for col
lasc NJ Phillips academy. Andover. Mass,
where he played end first on the academy
team fer two years This makes his fourth
year as varsity player, and he stands al
rlest uneqHalled rs an end rnsher. His
speed enables him to get down the tield
quickly ami it is not often that he allows
,ha receiver of a punt TO make much
-raaad. He is % years old. ft. 9 in. in
l..issh;. and weighs l57 pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26

line but is an admirable interferer and
kicker He is q. is f. : in. tall and tips
the Soldiers field scales at $50 pounds.
Record of the Past.
Harvard and Yale students, since 1872,
with three exceptions have annually
struggled at football. The excepted years
were 1877 and 1885, when there We're no
games. and 1SSS when Harvard forfeited
TO Yale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26

x e, Is, .oN, Nny, e5--The state d.
,,,r,n,c,,t has received cable from Min
isser Denhy. saying that Pcct Arthur fell
on thc esl inst. and the navy department
rcea;vea q message from Admiral CarpcR-
ter. In command Of the Asiatic station,
likewise announcing that the Japanese
had captarea CAina's great naval post
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b()vInIINEE::
The Original Raw Food
SIlrDTlSa

supplied every need of the
system, it being in a palatable,
highly condensed form, ana
easily digested = alone it was
enabled to sustain my fathers
st -ength for two months.
AS a food for the sick, inva-
ids, and infants, Bovinine is
indispensable.
$4,000 physicians endorse it.
Ali druggists sell it.
THE BOVlNlNE Co, NEW fOkh'
p IRISH & CO. New England Agts li9 PeariSt~ Boston
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II Is thought that the inan who enga yed
lhS fhiiauelphia lawyer f1r Holmes NAV
maze been Piteael. The pigazel children
S1lnsve heen traced to Detroit bat TWO
eehs ago Were removed by Holmes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20. Orrin El7'lo-
Will no longer handle Diroc:ua. T..
fastest stallion ia the world viii hrh rf'
over TO Dusfia, ana is now a. tAs I,
Driving llnrl,
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The record stands thus:

Harvard has won only twice in 10 years,
and her total OF scores is 80. Yale has
won II of the games. with an aggregate of
scores of 206. The play since 1888 has been
upon HampdcHl field in this city.
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McYtnn Gets Thirty !.

CONCORD, ~ H., Nov. -. -l,tt,
sca,eneea y % years il pr.sam.
ht Judsp nae
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- !
| T he !
Great
Ship
Builder,
TOHN ROACH,

lived wholly for two months
on Bovinine.
His son Stephen says, ".As
solid food was totally .precluded.
we feared my fathers strength
would fail rapidly, but, to our
surprise.
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TIE STOCK MARKET.
Dealings In Ls;,l.ns Securities In naston
and Nely loGI..

BosroN, Nov. 2L--Ia the outside market cal
money is qupc..i at ) pr cent, ahI time MONEY
IL nomnaiIy ) p-r cent.
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Womb Troubles

Tie whole story, However. Il tod 7
ar illustrated book entitled Guide %
Health" By Mrs. Pinliham. Ii CON
tains over 80 I.sges OF most important
which every woman, mag
T.ca or single, should know about her.
If Send 2 tINf.-eant. 81 nififaS fn,. IL. For
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u. lyyislassa EaInEnasS

2xt-erle Iaasitude. "don't care' ana
.,su5 to be left alone" feeling, excl
liability, irrit2oiiitv, nervousness, sleep
J 2ssDess, ilatuieEcy, melancholy, or tbs
"bIges," and EaciSache. These arc
sure indications Of Female Weakness,
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IRE agstva

Suppressed or Painful transformations,
Il eaEnnss OF tho Stomach, Indigestion,
j oGji0C, Flooding, Nervous PrCStr1-
IN, headache, General Debility, Also
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c2rai1g pain, weight. ard fackaohe, IS
( autiJ relieved aud permanently
&rgd nv its use. Under all circum-
staaoesit acts in harmony with the laws
thGt govern the female system, and
Is - harmless as water. 1t removes
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sFRIScEITLu, he. Aug. 18th. 1893.
- can speak in the highest terms q
-FOUR medicine frc;n my own personal
fncTledEC. 1 was affected with heart
disease, pleurisy and rheumatism for
IS years, was treated by the very best
PHYSICIANS anu spcI. hunu, eds Of dolr
lara, tried every known remcdy with
out Ending relief. have oaiy taken
one bottle OF your 2. T. p, ED can
cbeersuiiy say q has done me more
good than anything nave ever teEen.
j ear recommend your r!zCiciEs 20 al
eaGeccrS OF the a5cvS diseases.
MRS. u. II. WEARY.
Springfield. Green county. 10.