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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
Gr5btfOof Gorrtgam ttto Yfarrer
GtceN+

Inter Ser an9efebenen fatbolif9en @etitz
lt6fett oieieS 9an0es lit in leiner 8eruf5s
1phGre Do6l feiner better b%efdnnt, mie
Bfarrer SuceD BON Stem yorf. 0teier 9eiits
li6c Ser lit ni3t nur Elm tli6tt9erS beolo9e,
lon0ern aucb eth tDpiicber Nmerlfaner, Der
an ben 0ffcntltben N~ngelegenbeiten Elm lebz
bates Snterelle nimmt; er lit, benin 1eine
Wtittel erlauben tbnt oaS, Elm Bbtlantbrop,
Der glaubt, bab CT Der Oeen i6beit au6 nocb
auf anbere @eiie ais nit oogmatii9en
9ebren beIfen unb ben 8ebiirftigen bethlehem
fam unb tpel9er baber ietnen GinfluB au6
9ebraubt, UNI Die pOIitii3e N~tmoipbGre Der
Stabt gu reinigen, in Der ct lebt.
8ou lolcb ~lauteren 8etpeggriinben getrie>
ben. bat Yfarrer 0uceD Die 8erbanblungen
Des Qerom@Gomites nit Iebbafteitsm Snterz
eiie nerfoLgt unb lit fogar bis gu ei1em 9ez
ipilfen @raoe ietnem Srennoe @off, tpeLder
Die unteriucbungen %lettete, bebilfi6 gepes'
fen. @r bat es ais ieine Gflicbt betrabtet,
nicbt in ietner @igeni6aft ais Prielter,
lOn0ern ais 8irger, nacb &rGften ba5u bet>
3utragen, bte tnfamen Braftifen Der Stem
Yorfer Sta6%toertpaltIng auf5u0eGcn unb
ans 2t6t gu aieben, 6alptiGcblicb aub bes@
baLb, neil Ieioer Die 9rDBte Wtebrbett Der
l1ebeltbdter Wit9lieber oer fatbolii6en
&tr6e, %Denisitens benz gfamen nab lin6.
@r bat aber ieiner 6anblungsmeile nibt
ctpa eincn religioien Anitri6 ge9eben, ionz
bern wur0e gu ibr our9 ieinen fart aus
geprdgten &ecbtlibfeits linn unb fem
9li6t9efabL ais amerttanil9er 8irger
9etrieber.
0afIr 1T er nun bon Ietnem @orgez
iebtel, Gr3bti6of @orrigan, sur GedDenz
icbaft ge5osen potben. gfarrer Oucep
antwortete barauf in einem fur3en aber
1bneibigen 8riefe, morin er in nicbt
mtBsuueritebenben @prten benz 6errn gr5s
biicbof bic 9lutoritGt abipribt, ieine WOttue
in 3weifcL SIT 5leben uno feline 2beilnabme
Oil ben SiBungcn oes 9erotp @on1ites gu
perbieten ct bebatptet nit Jtecht, baB Ser
Gr3bilbof feline Gpntrole iber iein bir>
gerltbes 8er6alte1t babe, mas INNER aud
1ette NutoritQt iber i'm ais @eillt9er
ietn m0ge.
@r5bil6of GDrrtgan bat unsneifelbaft
etnen groben SebIer %beganget1, einen 6ebler,
Oct leiber MIR gu oft BON bernorra9enben
@lteoern Der fatboliiben 6ierarcbie gez
mabt miro, unO Der Die Sirbe in oer
N6tung 6eS amerifaniihen 8otteS berabz
iebt. @eraOe lol6e 8orfdue- geben Der
81. g. 81. ptQfomme11e @e~Ic9enbett unb
aerecbte llriabe, ii9 iiber Die Mtacbt fatboz
Iticber &ircbenfiiriten gu ~betlagen. 90
LANCE fi9 Die fatbolii6e &irhe innerbalb
bes Bereib5 Der Seeliorge fir ibre 5ebn
WatQionen @ldubi9en betpe9t, 10 LANCE pirb
fte altb bon ieoem 9erebt beHfenOcn uno
inteuigenten 8iirger reipettirt perben.
Gs lit iebr gu beflage1, baB gerabe ioIbe
8tQfiraete;S pie Der bes Gr8bii4ofs
Gorri8an, Die seiammte 3irbe Der Geniur
unD 8erurtbeilun9 SOLDIER auSieben, peIcbe
Stpar nicblS gegen ibre OO8matiiben 2ebren
ein3umenoen baben, ith aber entibieoen
t6ren @tngrtffen in poIitti9e @ngele9enbei@
ten unb Der Goutrolle blirgerlt9er Gtecbte
burb Die fircbltcbe @etpaltcn tDioerieBen.
@r36ii6of Gorrtgan lit un3peifelbaft inn
llnrec6t 8tarrer 0ucep bin9esen 9ana entz
lcbieoen i'm 9tecbte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26

immer gr6Beren Nnhorud felt, fnnb G6rz
li1feit unb Tdbigfeit.
timer 80 et" lit unb blci6t baber Ser
GlcpDant, B. ;. Oas unabDdn8ige Gotum
unb mir tperben alies, mas in unicren
&rGften itebt, bettragen, baB ct aunebmc
an @inii9t un6 &lugbcit, all @roBe 1inb
@eipi9t, Damit Die 8arteieiel nibt mebr
racb 8elie5en nit unS lpielen f0nneit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26

gen : S6rfeigen, sic fe ru6ig einiteden
miiBte. Der btplomatilbe &f IN bte1
fen 9tn9en, pie lie nun etnnlal lle9et,
fam nur auf @runb bon @elunobettStra7
gen gefilbrt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26

WaBregeln ber Staatsgcicbgcbung bintcrz
tretbt oOer Der0uilSt. llnb namentlib DaS
republtfantlAc 0auptblatt 81. y. Srlbune
trttt ibm lDrOff ent9egen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-06
THE BLorrEn.
CIVIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ),

CIVIL prfAgrMENr-osEosN. ,.
4. W. Wheeler VS.. J. r. Mcknight ct al.
.sadgmsat by consent in sum OF $S.o2s. 50;
uened.
Al How VS.. jacob Furth OF al.--order
fssmit.ing examination of papers: signed.
Robert NJ. Eames Va. Hop Grower As
ssaanoh-J Judgment: signed.
John o. Robinson Va. d. T. Denny ct al.
Motion TO yacate order TO show cause;
&antsd
Mate ". A. ]. Baker, John Burns and
william NATURALIZATION for rshearing;
sssffnled, ten days to answer.
seaits Consolidated Street Railway
Scmpany VS.. L. II. Grifflth--0rder Of Sc
ssaon OF James b. Howe a. judge pro
mpore; signed.
Merchants National Rank vs.. w. A.
asrinston CT al.-Continued TO May IL
seattle Con solidsted Street railway
sonpany VS. l. III. Griffith Realty and
anksng Comnany-Order of selection OF
s.ms. b. Howe as Judge pro tsmpore'
sohlis 4 sehoder Va w. S. Leckie--
1smsnt on pisadings In sum OF $csi;
", u. Maccraeken VS.. J. J. Connon--Ex-
asaaaation of Judgment debtor. order dis
fEing defendant
z. Il. A. Hastings W. Thomas II. Clancy
Default and Judgment OF *s2se'
mel.
~. y. Rell VS. Harry White ct sl.--Judg-
against receiver. 81, sai-i2; attorney
.Sso; signed.
sevfry pErARrxKSr-LASGIEy.
John Cappeeci vs. Peter Allsdio--order
sing continuance Of sale: signed
SAy T. barhsasau VS.. v. kinKsde ct al.
fsndlnc of facts, conclusions of law and
xrss; signed.
ososge t. Frye vs. Homer NJ. Hiti-or-
- uaa,ins leave 10 ale amended CON-
1a,; signed.
u. sAeafe vs. Zion W. Denton ct Al
yer OF default; signed.
Aass Buckley vs.. 4. T. Mlssen. county
snser--ogder dismiss!ng without pref
nmont Milling 60. vs. David T. Denny
s-ordes mskinstC. NJ. Saesfe party de-
aaat: signed.
". l.. Griffith Va Seattle AassoaA.
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In each sealed gla VIAL sold through druggists and
be had the the ordinary and cheaper pills
DR. Pierce prides himself having been first to INTRODUCES
Little Liver Pill to the American people Many have initiated
them but none have his Pellets
For all laxative and catbartc Pellets
infinitely superior to all mineral selz powders,
salts" castor OIL fruit syrups caei laxative and
the other purgatve compounds sold various
The Pleasant Pellets" biousnes sick and bilious head
ache Dizziness cosveness constipation of bowels piles
stomach windy bechings heart burn pain and distress after
eating and kindred arrangements the bowels
Persons subject Of these troubles should without
vial OF the Pleasant Pellets In proof
perior excellence be truthfay sad that
adopted household remedy after the first trial Put glass
walls hermecaiy sealed therefore always fresh reliable
Whether laxative alternative gently acting but search
ing catharfic these little Pellets give the perfect saac
ton One little Pee" Is laxative three cathartc They
regulate and cleanse the liver and bowequky
thoroughly.
As dinner pill to promote digestion take each day
To relieve the distress arising from nothing equals
Of these little Pellets They're tiny sugarcoated anti bilious
granu scarcely larger than mustard seeds Every child wants
them
Them after taken instead Of disturbing and shocking the
system they act In mild and natural There's
chance for any reaction afterward Their help lasts.
25 Cents VialAccept substitute that be
nend 10 be just good They be better the dealer be-
him better profit
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PAIGE EXPLAINS HIS CASE.
SEATTLE. Wash, May S. 1891

SEATTLE. WASH, May S. 1894
To THE EDITOR: In your issue Of May 5,
under the heading Of mo Misrepresenta-
tion." after stating tho case, and the fact
that non-suit was entered against me, you
say: 1.-The grounds of the non-suit were
that - assistant secretary Of the company
he had access TO it, books and knew it,
condition better than the stockholders
themselves He could not therefore have
depended upon the statements OF those
who were not in ~ good position to
know as he" The facts are az follows: I
had No position with the Cascade Fire and
Marine Insurance Company either as off,
Ger or stakeholder until August, 1891,
whom purchased $751; 600 Of tho stock of
said company, upon representations made
to me by the then trustees and officers Of
the company. Certain other officers having
examined the books about two months be-
fore the time purchased my stock, with q
view Of themselves buying stock, which
they did do. In October following when
came into the possession Of the books I
found the trustees and officers Of the COM
pany had transferred to me $l5, 600 of their
individual stock. having scratched from
the stock journal Of the company the
names Of the parties whose stock they did
transfer to me and substituted their own
names in place thereof. also found that
the books Of tho company showed but q
very small portion of the liabilities of the
company, and that it would have been I'm
possible to have learned from the books
the true condition Of the company, and it
was some time later than October, 1891,
before ] learned or discovered tie
actual liability Of tho company.
When the condition of the company was
finally learned by me. ct once notified
the company that would not accept my
stock unless the company was placed In .
sound financial condition. Promises were
repeatedly made to me that this would
be done. Under such promises made I
was induced to forego bringing suit
to recover up to the time the company
suspended business. Soon thereafter the
suit was commenced. The court did not
allow me TO introduce testimony In sup
port Of the above facts and was non
suited. may. or may not, be forced to
accept the situation the court has placed
me In. Ii. G. PAIaK
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The Republicans of the Fifth Illinois
district have renominated Congressman
Albert ]. Hopkins.
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e. aI.-Nosioo Of W. A. Harrington 60 dis
miss - 70 him; ovsfruisd: sxceptionss AZ
lcxed.
W. II. Wright N Rainier Power and
Railway Company es aL-Piaintiff's mo-
tion TO get OF Judgment: granted
Levi Oiivsr Va r. Dougias ct al-ps-
fsndant's motion 70 quash Summons: :
granted; order: signed.
r. l. Williams q al. W. Pacific Manu-
featuring Company and Christ K0ppaef-
Notion for default: motion to make COM
plant more definite and certain; over
ruled: exceptions; allowed.
W. f. Hays ss al. VI. Kass & Co.-Mo-
ton to rstax costs; granted; costs re-
taxed.
III. Dennis W Kass & Co.--Similas
motion; granted; costs retaxed.
w. C. Squire es ux. vs.. d. A. Cox-No-
ton for new trial: Get May L.
@. Anderson VI. John Wagner et al
Defendants demurrer; overruled.
Columbia & Puget Sound Railway Com
pany W. John Day ct al.-Notion to rs-
tax costs: continued By agreement
for bill Of particulars; granted.
O. Todd w. ii. +. Backus, receiver. ct al
Defendant D. +. Dennyss demurrer to
complaint: Defendants Kilbourne. Smith,
Griffith and Haie's demurrer to complaint:
argued and submitted.
James Leddy vs.. r. J. Gotta ct ai.-Mo-
ton to quash service Of summons; over
ruled.
James A. Ray ". J. T. Jones, Allen q
Poweil-Motion Of Mitchell for order TO
clerk to pay money; overruied /; exception ;
allowed.
Charles 1. Bailey ". George NJ. Hollo-
say-Motion for judgment on pleadings
argued and submitted.
A. Byers W. Z. s. Rothchild ct al.-De-
murrer TO complaint; waived: ten days to
answer.
w. Z. Jones W. A. w. Piper-Piaintif's
motion for default and judgment; granted
order; signed.
E w. Houghton W. Rainier Hotel Com
pany-Motion for new trial; set for hear.
ing May IL
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II was troubled
with bolts for thir-
~ years Four
years ago ! was 20
afflicted with them
that / could not
walk / bought
DIR. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets, and
took one Pellet
after each meal.
The hollis soon dis
appeared and have
had none, since. j
have also been
troubled with sick
headache. When I
feel the headache
GINNING on, I take
one or two Pellets
and am relieved Of IL
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they always favor Their secondary eject
keen the bowels regular further
other pills Hence. their great popularity with
hahtua constipation piles and their attendant dis
comfort and manifold arrangements
The Pleasant Pellets" far effective in arousng the
liver 10 action than blue fashioned
pills caoe other mecura rreparons and have the fur
Their merit of being purely vegetable their composition
perfectly condition OF the system Furthermore
no particular required while using them They do not
trere with the diet habits occupation and they
produce pain gripping
Hpr composed OF the choicest vegetable extracts
THAR ct OF than IL that Of other
found from forty 70 Of them
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TRIAL caLENDAx.

;. a. Wooiery " Frederick c. Buxk-
nnn 81 ai.--Suft on bond; May IL
Ratio Company vs.. j. Kiosserman 4
70, and J: H. Woolery-Ciasm: Nay II.
0eorks b Landers ss al w. o. n. Moore
eM.-Damagss; May Is
James Street Construction Company W
Canadian Pacific Railway Damages:
O5each OF contract: not set.
Gordon Hardware Company VI School
District No. Is. King counsy-Account;
d. ". Davies ". A. cushnan. ssrp,-
shee, J.: d. Lloyd. intsrvenor-Ciaim Of
Comparatively 10.
Charlotte A. Lord VI James a, woolsry
cosh-Mu,ray Company N Boshsll
Brothers May i6
Alien h Powell W. First National Bank
OF Observation-Disclosures: May IL.
Henry OSTRICH ". Great Northern Rail-
Edward Bernhard y. +. 4. Green Of a.
-May L.
EoUlfY DKPARTMKxr-LANeLKY.
John Rae vs.. Harry White ct al.-Msy IS.
=. 0. Martin ". w. T. Chalk 81 ai.-May
q. 9; Andrews ". A. NJ. Richardson II
sl.-May %.
y. 4. Fansiaw W American Build,ns
and Loan As.ociation-May %
BENJAMIN Asddox W. Kent Mil Com
pany-May %
-. r. Ness ". George r. Brintou ct AL
". ". Fletcher " J. NJ. Arthur CO.
May @
Thomas Bowes W. John Hinek ct ux.-
June T.
Eli B. Cowiss Va George W. Boycs ct al.
June 4
State ex rel. Thomas winsor VI. George
II. Armour-June g.
n. l.. Schultz w. Kate M. Borst OF al
June s.
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company W.
Frank Marshal ct ai.-June 9.
William B. Robertson W. Phleming j.
Pratt ct ai.-June7 Z.
Robertson Mortgage Company ". Will
lam Peters ct ai--June Z.
William Cline W. City Of sesttis-Juns
II.
CIVIL pErARrMESr-osBoRs.J >.
J. c. Lovejoy ". J. H. Woolsry ct al
Lizzie McCurry OF al. VI. Jerome Catlin-
May i6
A. o. Benjamin W. Puget Sound Com
merciai Company ct al June H.
Charles b. Grant W. Merit Dishon-May
Baker d Richards VI. School district No,
So. King county-May Is. =
Hosea Douglass VI. J. J. Elliott OF AL
May t6
A. r. Hotaling Co. W. 7. A. Dereg ct al.
May IL
NJ j. Nordrum vs.J. W. Perkins May %
z. j. Concannon ct ux. W. James H.
Woolery CT al.--May II.
vestal Whitfield W.. d. x. Howard
May Is.
NJ. McCarty ". Charles H. Brown ct al
--Mav17
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LIGHT SENTENCE,
10y and Ames Sent to Walla
gaIla for Three Years.
oarAnT APPEAL DECIDED.
61Dn Day IN the vasfsus Depart
-Oss Divorce GrsstsA-Css.sy
7ssehsr6 Exsmanssasn,

sFdsy was motion day ct the court
md IN exceptionally long list OF
We heard and disposed Of In rapid
paon In the several departments. No
= special importancs Was argued and
mjtndar Of the dsy was disposed Of in
- . cioss all the courts at an early
@1ok The only matter Of Importance In
80 Humss' court was his denying :
Nal to Eugene Kelley and Charles
80 convicted OF stealing . schooner
- q machinery. and their being sen-
- 70 three years each ct hard labor.
- attorney was not present when sem
- va passed, % it 10 uncertain
$500 IN effort win be mads to appeal
- e1ss 70 the supreme court. One
pusee was granted by Judge Humes.
~ papers were filed in the various
-. and the day from . legal stand
E10fst uas about the quietsst on record.
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ps.k buiiding Ca-Motson "a ss< aesa.
n. u denied without pseiudice.
Dsnk OF Everett W Auxnst Johusor a
49, ssaoie; finding Of farts, coaeausione
sad decree; signed; q which a.
~ - excepted. Excspkton allowed !;
sAL DK1AxfuHxr-HUMm, :.
Edith B. Fsben " Vines H. rsbsn-Ds-
49, granted custody u chnd giysn 70
HosasE Judgment for plaintiff ssaiust
Ss s,snuans Of 800 for support Of chiid and
state Of wssh1ngton Va Kelley and
Ames-Aosion for new trial: denied Sen
ssncea three ysars each 10 penitsu tI,ry 81
nsrd labor and pay ali costa.
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MOTION CALENDAR.

Charlotte NJ. Fischer ct al. W. Histo-
geuetic Medicine Company ct ai.--Ds-
murrer 20 answer; sustained - to first
affirmative defense; denied az TO second
affirmative defense; exception; allowed.
Seattle National Bank W.. Blaine EIec-
trio Light Company ct al.-Demuryer Of
Riaito Company: stricken.
Charles Bruhn vs.. Silas r. Palmer Mo-
ton for confirmation of sale; granted.
III. f. Shook VS.. d. y. Finch ct al
Plaintiffs demurrer To intervenor's COM
plant: overruled. ton days to answer.
Insurance Company Of North America
W. John Lemon ct al.-Motion to strike
parts Of answer; granted; exception; al
murrer OF l.. NJ. and &. Kidd confessed.
Herman Dock w. r.. A. Mckay OF al
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sAs1a Co. w. VA says:
Two years ago l
was Pale and enact
atesi. food icfEnenssd
i'm Iny stomach a
physician prSsnnnnEss.
,ay case "I&tayrh os
thc stomach" bat mo
could not he lp ne. !
Lived q month without
solid food and when I
trsssi 80 eas ! would
yosnss. Al this time l
seran taking psscfor
pNExess Fe;l<.sS, and n
two weeks | Was sseSs<s-
- 80 ss.Gs<r
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i Eugene Kelley and Charles Amss. con-
uetsd last Wednesday OF stealing a
esaoonsr lead of machinery from brick
!afd on Vashon island. had their motions
new trial denied by Judge Humes
ysssrday and were at once sentenced TO
nfee years each in the Walia Walla pcni-
satiary. II their cases are not appealed
~ will be taken over at once.
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~ u ft&<1ff4. Etts@
have used your nled .
ciues for q number OF
years ard know thar
they do Ter me ali thas
is claimed for them.
l am employed almost
constantly at ms
desk. and not fnfr.,-
aueufly have an at
tack 81 the heassache-
Ii usually comes on
10 the forenoon. At
my dinner l cat my
regular meal. and
take one or two OF
Dr. rierrsa's Pleasant
Pellets immediately
after. and in the
course of an hour my
headache u cured and
,sx tHA pfser<A 1 fsSs
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Mr.. SAMUEL BAxER,
SR-, of No FL SsssHR
4rssas. phailsTsoasvA
". j. writes
WORLDS pIgPEx-
sARY MEpIcAI. Assss-
.ciArIo n. Gsstienssa--
There is nothing that
can coFarere with nr.
pMrCes Pleasant PEI
lets. as Liver PiliG
Tnxsy have done nnore
good than any ether
medicine ] have ev1
taken
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TEifiiIy III ttIt tfT Efss tfIfse, ufI you tIltft~
by avoid multitude Of arrangements and
diseases.
II people would pay more attention to
properly regulating the action Of their
bowels, they woald have less frequent oc-
casion to call for thar doctors services to
subiue attacks Of dangerous diseases.
Hence, il Is of great importance to know
what safe, harmless agent best serves the
purpose Of producing the desired action.
That of all known agents to accomplish
this purpose, DR.. Piarces Pleasant Pellets
ara iinsa lualnd Is nrnYan hy the fact that
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~rrcm e1riy childhood I have ST Tered from
a sluggish liver with ass the d1~orsters secotn-
pauyiEg such condition Doctors pFe$crfEs-
lions ard petsnt medicines ] have nssz1 Ia
abundance. they oeziy afforded temporary IT.
sirs. ! was recommended 20 try DR. Pserce .
Peasant Pellets / did 60. taking thrce at
nisEs AID two after 4 amer every c&y ia two
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weeks ! then reduced the doee to one Pei
bet every day aud continued this practice for
two months. / have IN six months increased
IN solid flesh. twenty-kix pounds ! am In
better health than have been since childhood
DrowsincSs and unpleasant feelings after
ueals have completely disappeared"
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ROBERT MANSON. al
Wast RRs, Buckingham,
ca, ". H., writes:
w oELp's DrsrrS-
eAhY MEDICAL Asso-
CITATION. Gsafiemsa-
Thrse years ago |
commenced fakin z
DIR. PRrre's Golde n
Medical Discovery; l
weighed 100 pounds.
and now l weigh rs
pounds. 30 you see
how I have gained in
he alth and weight.
DR.. Pierre's Pellets
are the best piils I
ever took for the
liver. All my friends
say they do them the
most good.
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ia s.i hesith. aud never frsf better N nv tsse
ihsxs q better sxsIor. eat Fnere. sna hass DO
a,ssrx~s after estf0g--hsvinx kaiot.1 t&ASseSa
ss.s.pds ssace bsgaa taking ttsuA
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hetter every way for having taken thesla-.s'os s
verse as ~ usual after taking otaef klnas %
Mia. Your Pheasant Pellets are wortn hasru
shan their weight IN gold. IL Tor nothing eiss'
thar 20 cure hssadache.
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ASSIST NATURE.

Assist little and then, with gentle laxative
II need be with searching and cleansing gentle cahar
tic offending matter from the stomach and bowels and
tone up and nvgorat the liver and quicken its tary action
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n Us. Inspector Of Immigration.
Buffalo. N. Y.


WILLIAM RAxIcH. Of Aindem. Kearmsy @.
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MensopnsFg, Ordnos Co. ~ =.
II suffered untold misery with bleeding
pics could ges no relief hight or day, I'M
I'll commenced using your Pleasant Pellets
and nov for two years or more. have not
get In q eonstipsssst eorxfsfsnn. rake acsse OF
f9. PleTces Pleasant Pellets. and the trouble
i I'll dispeltfd by next day."
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= vARsAsos. OF Otter Lnl<. Larser Co
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. Navy Axou,su. OF G;sm Eastou, Mar
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The Republicans OF the Fifth Illinois
district have renominated Congressman
Albert J. Hopkins.
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