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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

CHERIFF'S SALE-JOHN MERRY PLAIN
= tiff. vs.. Myron l.. Tompkins. BESSIE ]. . omp-
kins his wife, Albert NJ. hOrnburEh. Louis &.
}. Lotz a. assignee Of A. Al. 1hornburgh, The
Denver Investment and Anking Company, i'm
tied. y he pruvident Trust omuany, defendants
nder and by virtue Of an order Of sale aud
decree Of foreclosure and sale iseued oct OF the
district court OF tho first Jud cA district OF the
state Of Montana. In and for the county OF Lewis
and lArks. on the Path day OF March. A. d.
1885, in tho above entitled Action. wherein
tanned Judgment and decree OF foreclo-
cure and sale against the parii = ablve
named rs defendants. on the 2lth day
Of M rch. =. -. tS9L for the sum OF 81 1880
besides interest. costs and attorneys fees which
said decree was o. tie -sth day ~ March.
A. y. isgt recorded in judgment book No. Of
taiid court At rage ! am eonsmanle to
tuate. lying ami being In the county ~ lev .
and lnrke tate II Montana and bounded an 4
described a. foi0ns 70 wit
seven a.. Icing nifty fcet front on Third street
an naty nine V9l feet daep to an alley. 10 IN >
hri- henck addition 70 the city 81 Helena
a. said lot and block are numbered designHtet
and de.eribed o. the plat and survey o. the said
Chris kenck addition to the city OF Helena, IN
file In the Office Of the county clerk and recorder
OF Lewis and laTke county, state of Montana.
Together with all and singular the tensmsnts
hsred ltaments and Appu -tenances thereuato b.
LONGING or in anywise aupe -taining.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Iu~ day.
the 18th day Of apr,i. A. y. loJi At IL O'Clock
house, Helona. Lewis and Clarke count, Mon
| tana. ! will. IA obedience TO said order ~ sale
and decree offorecluslre aud sale. sell the Nbote
described properly. or 80 much thereof a may
tsresf and costs, TO the highest and b'st bic der
Given under my hand this 26lh daJ Of March,
CHARLES d CURTIS. sheriff.
~ ANDREW =. WADE Deputy sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

dered while trying 10 get in. The body
shows marks OF kioka The object Of abe
murder is not known. She Was 70 years
old
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

rs,nedv Mild but effectual They have a
strengthening effect upon the lining mem
branes Of stomach and bowels, hence their
effect Is LASTING. They cure Constipation, In
digestion, Jaundice, Biliousness and Sick or
Bilious Headaches, permanently; because
they act naturally.
The best medical testimony proves that
these cases are best treated by mid methods
One tiny. sugar coated, Pellet is a corrector,
q regulator, and gentle laxative. They are
put up in glass Walls, easily carried and
always fresh They are guaranteed 20 ben
eft or cure, or the money IS returned
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

NJ Frere, a French chemist, shows in
what manner the condemnation OF ammo
mia in gas works may be most advanta-
Reously accomplished. His experiments
were made with a simple apparatus-viz,
a Chevalet washer and "a water trickle peb-
bic column. supplied with from 50 70 So
pints Of water per ton Of coal distilled.
When the temperature Of the gas on its
admission to the washer rose from ST. de-
grees 20 5-.2 the ammonia remaining Ia
the gas rose from 0.O2s4 20 0.O70 grains
per cubic foot. On putting mp another peb-
bic tower in addition % th. previously ex-
listing one it was found on working the
water So that the temperature Of the gas
was never allowed 20 60 beyond 57.2 +.
that, even when the external air was mt a
temperature of 50 TO SIS degrees j. in the
shade, there was never more ammonia in
the gas than 0.0437 % 0.04S grain per Gu
bic foot In winter less water was used
but the gas contained only from 0.0262
20 q. 03nG grain Of ammonia per cubic foot.
From this il seems that ammonia can be
almost completely extracted by very sim
pie means New York sun.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
1925.

Attractive brick cottage. 8 rooms,
pantry, brick cellar, barn, shed,
city water. corner lot on Eleventh
avenue. This house Is IN excellent
repair. neat lawn, fences. 1915
down. balance on time at eight
per cent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

iEDENraRT CALLTNGS
nt sometime or other hrlng
ON a torpid liver. This con-
ditiun Is common 20 an in
door life; then there follows
another condition, anRmia
or lack Of blood frequently
another worse offect-that
Of dyspepsia, These condi-
lions aggravate one another.
Your had temper IA like
wise aggravating 20 your
friends, No necd TO 20 fur
Their, the rest Is easy. II
YOU buy a vial OF Doctor
pierces Pleasant Pellets
You'll find them q natural
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
Picture Of Health,

all life and fun Of mischief - thanks % Hoods
Sarsaparilla. / am minister IN the Methodist
Protestant church. am here % back What /
say and am IN no way Interested In any profit
in the matter. except u affords me much pleas
ure % recommend Hood,s sarsaparIIla % an a.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
our Darling Child

IN the grave. on Aug Z. is9i, another boy was
born unto us. Al the age u two months ne be
came afiicted with the same disease. believed
the boys trouble was constitutional, and not
common sore mouth. I procured bottle Of
Hoods sarsaparilla and commenced 20 give IL
regularly % both mother and baby. and ocea-
sionly washed his mouth with syrup 81 buck
brush root Improvement began AZ once. We
have succeed In Graduating the scrofulous blood
from the system and to-day We arr blessed with
a nice. fat baby boy, eighteen months old. lie
8 ILa nnru
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

hereby certify that the above are the official
for the Offices to Be filled at tue
general election Of the city Of Helena 70 be held
on Monday, the ID day % April 1894. Aad that
the certiheatan Of said nominations have been
filed in my office. a. provided By law.
Witness my hand and he seal Of the city OF
Helena. ia is 18th day Of March. I-gl
lsEAI~ SIDNEY II. MCINTYRE
City Clerk.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
BATHS AID sAclLLI.
Take Care Of One So That the other May
Find No Entrance.

Find No Entrance.
The micFobe and the bacillus are OF
more terror to the modern housekeeper
than dust by the pound used TO be 20 the
old fashioned one. and a rule for disinfect-
ing sinks is more appreciated in these days
than a whole volume Of recipes for angel
cake was in the days Of old. Hence every
woman will be more than interested in
she will be profoundly grateful for-the
suggestions herein made.
In the ideal house of course drains may
be laid and ventilators adjusted so that
not even the most stubborn Of maids can
circumveut their use. But most houses
still lack little of the ideal. Bathrooms
are not done in pale green tiles and white
marble, but zinc and plastic Still hold
their own. To makes these eneurable, en-
amel and vanished paper must be used.
The moment the inside of the bath becomes
stained and Clipped il should be Keenan,
eled by an expert. The bath should be
scrubbed first with strong soda aud water,
and then the first coat Of enamel should
be applied, of course when the bath itself
is absolutely and entirely dry. Then, aft
er two days, another coat should be given,
and then, after "a hours more, the bath
should be filed with cold water, which
should be left in it for another similar
space; then give one more coat of enamel
and allow il 70 thoroughly dry and harden,
and you will have an absolutely perfect
Job" and one any maid or boy could
manage quite well
Vanished paper is the best substitute
for tiled walls yet known TO lean purses.
But even when the best sort of materials
have been used only the best sort Of care
will insure a really clean and sweet room.
The moment bathroom is left the second
housemaid should go into it, dry the bath
thoroughly, hang up the blankets on
long brass rail provided for the purpose,
and she should also take back the towels
to the room Of that individual who has
had the bath, for Of course these should
be kept distinct TO each person, and no
permanent towel or piece OF soap should
ever be allowed there. She should then
open the window top and bottom to allow
all steam to escape No draperies are al
lowed ia the perfect bathroom, but the
windows are filled with cathedral glass IN
loaded squares, or, better still, in less
formal pattern.
Kitchen pipes and drains seldom need
the attention Of a plumber, but do need
the daily use Of hot water and soda And
all houses in which pipes are not arranged
according 10 the most scientific and sani-
tary Of principles should have the windows
Of every room partly open all the time
Fresh air is the deadliest foe Of the bacil-
lus, and three inches open at the top of a
window In every room may prevent ty.
Dhoid fever - New York World.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

&C. I Hood Co. Lowell. Mass:
-'-tfentlemen. Wishing " tell what Hoods sar-
saparila has done for as, will say that 3 years
ago We had a beautiful boy born 70 as. When
about six months old he took a sore mouth.
Everything that was known as usual remedies
IN such cases was used. had two doctors but
all 20 no benefit At the age Of II months he
breathed his last Thus we laid
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
MIDWIFE

MRs Anna KkRsTEDT. MIDWIFE 10
II North Rodney street Helena .dies
from near By OF ahroadj awaiting oonfnemsnf
may snsige rooms here 6ood treatment guar
anteed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

FOR SAIL FURNITURE THIRTY-EIGHT
rooms complete for sac cheap. together or
in sets. cost, So; price Slz. herbert Is. heel
q Co, Aonlans bank
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

I.Ok sALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN ENGLE-
1 horns Business College. Apply ct this
Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

EOk SALE Al PKIVAIE SALE. HOUSE
no goods Of every description. 40 Law
renee. conner Adison.
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Ton sAIE-RrAL TsrArr-

EOR SALK-HfRBERT b. REID a co.
L Montana tank. have q nav twslve-room
residence modern aud elegant TO give away Tor
instAllmsnts-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

CUMMONs-IN THE District COURT or
- tho First iudicixl district OF the state Of
Omaha, IN and Cor tho county Of LOWS AMI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

INFORMAL ION WANTED or CHAkIFs
beiz. last heard from Ia ls-- when oceuuied
in Montana hampling Works Helena H. al
dressing Administrator. ! F.. q. box or Nov York
be will hear something 10 his advantage.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

SITUATION WANTED As RANCH FORE
- man by a competent and experienced farmer
and ocEralser. eddress george hoer, louder.
jefferson county. Montana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-15

dio dc hacer que los dignos representatives
del partido republicano no vuelvan ele-
var aquf su voz para defender 10 que eilos
Green mejor, emplGele S. S; yo tendrfa un
gran pesar 81 consiguiera ahogar esas yO-
ces, porque me gusta que todas las ideas Sc
manifesten con completa libertad. Al fin Y
al cabo, en- estos tiempos de tai desconsue
10 como nos pintaba el senor Caneja,
afortunadamente la tolerancia. que es como
el aroma de Ia libertad, de esa libertad que
Dios ina dado al hombre para distinguirle
de todos los den3 sores de la creaci0n, de
esa santa liberta1, que es el attribute mas
preciado del alma racional, la llegado en-
Espana tai punto, que todo el mundo
puede defender sus opiniones sin que por
ESQ Ia socicdad sienta el tenor de que ven
"a IA reyoluci6n inyadinos.
ssPor consigniente creo que va yendra
OCCASION mas oportuna para tratar de floso-
fla polltica, de que ha hablado algo el Sc
nor Diaz Caneja, de historic, de que 5. ;.
ha habladO tambien no POGO, trayendo al
debate tantos tantos nombres celebres,
fncluso el de Catilina. Precisamente su
recuerdo me obiga 4 tomar inmediatamen-
te asiento, al objeto de eyitar que los seno-
res diputados ten9an que decInne, paro-
diando- la Erase de Ciceron 4 Catilina
s:llasta cuando abusar;ls lie nuestra pacien-
cia2' (litq/ bieu.)
Nin4In diputado republican, tomo Ia
palabra, en- vista de que la Camara habia
jado inequiyocas muestra> dc no abundar
en- las 0pinioneS del senior Caneia
Levant6sa tstea rectifcar aoradeci0
/ las Iisonieras frases del Ministro, que
Iconsideraha inmerecidas. 'No tengo mas
] que felcitafme por 10 carlnoso y jovial que
ha estado el senor AIinistro en- su contesta-
Iei6n Yo celebro haber proporcionado esta
I baena ocasi6n S. s"
! En- 10 relative al fondo dc las cuestionc~
I politcas dj0 qtfe 10 era lnl utdg/stel sjlto nm
] hombre que eXponia sus IDEAS. Las -enuncio
para que quien las olga las acepte, 81 K
parecen buenas, 81 ne con 50 pan s. ias
+ holrio Is nuevo 81 senor Becerra 4 tomal
+ Ia I...!abra y ................
.2or 10 dennis va Sc yo que ; >. no hablf
#aqUi nj como catedraticO nj como doctor
Ia0nfle hien pudiera haeerlo por Ia eyten
sion de sus cOnocimientos, por la historic
que ha demostrado conocer tan i fondo J
tan al detalle, por las ideas flosoicas, relI
i giosae, de derecho, de moral, polotodo esS
/ caudal; en- fin, que 5. : ha demostrado cue
posee: porque, sin poderlo eyitar, tai es l.
e1aborancia De su imagination, que bro
4 tan ssos conocimlentos de tai suerte, que
eXcederia con mueho 4 10 que pudiera V
/ contestar en- esta Interpretation"
\ de nuevo pusose en- PIE e senior Cane
i IL para eNtranarse que el ministro Sc extra
nara de la extension dada 4 su discurso: a
anunciar su Interpolation diio que rela"r/'
/ >0brt polltieo detiHln1a y aden,dS sohre 20
i itiou geaeraL
Va estaba pues avisado el eobieno.
aqui di6 fin In Interpolation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-15
CASIMTRO PERIER
RICARDO EoNz.

Tercero dc su nombre, Casimiro III, Sc
gun Sc le ha Ilamado en- Paris, el presidente
del Consejo vencido el otro dia enla Camara
francesa, es, seguramente, uno de los casos
mas notables Y fehacientes de atayismo en-
el temperamento en- caracter que puede
proponerse al estudio de la ciencia psicol6-
gica. La hip6tesis Iuminosfsima dc Taine
es en- Casimiro Pelier un hecho realizado.
Al primero de los Perier presentanoslo
Ia historic como pdgiI bataIlador indoma-
BILE Su dnico medic era la Iucha, en- Ia
lucha, mas que una fuerza, era I'm huracan :;
mas que un hnracan, una furia desatada.
Su entereza no Sc dobIegaba nj ante el rey,
Porque, monarquico sincere, nunca consen-
tia que ante Ia cortesania cediera, pueril y
cobarde 81 derecho ministerial. 'iCabaIlo
cerrl, al fin 10 he montado, dijo de Il, con
orgulIo, Luis Felipe, Y ahi esta Ia mejor
semblanza de aqueI espfritu terrible Gui-
zot cuenta de & una anGcdota, que luego
reviyiera en- nuestro insigne Naryaez: Ago
tado por Ia enfermedad que le matara, pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-15
CRONICA
VOTO EN- F r. .

Enfermo-y no de gravedad, por fortu
ma Mariana Abril, t6canos 0ltima hora
Ia tarea de reemplazarle en- esta secci6n de-
peri6dico, que tantos triunfos al elegante
cronista proporciona.
! le reemplazamos golpe dc tiiera, va
que no otra cosa permiten el tempo que de
sesperadamente CORE, v las cajas, ham
brientas de cuartillas que transformer en 60
lumnas de plomo.
Siryanos de noble auxiliar II TTm.to
diario autonomista de Santiago de Cuba,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-15
Porque va 10 dIjo aIglln
ortodoxo del 5ll0utD1t;
este de Nillar es un
nninitn do Sifihn

Sc habla mucho de ferro-carriIes.
Sc trabaja POGO.
FL senior Silva viene con magnffcos de
secs
Fata que disponga de grandes recursos
Los rails no Sc tienden con articuIos de
peri6dico, por hil6snetrtcos que resulten.
Los vagones no Sc adquieren con ditiram-
bos nj con zahumerioS.
Nosotros querrfamos yer que las obras Sc
reanudan, sin champagne Y sin bombo: pc
ro con energia actividad.
Que los trozos lie via empalman alguna
vez prestan titles seryicios.
Que no todo Sc reduce L prop6sitos bue-
nos halagadoras ofertas
Que la empresa avanza desde luego sobre
el obstaculo y que Ponce la Capital Sc
comunican por el oeste.
Entire tanto que el asunto - piono, no
nos convencemos de que "a Iout01o.
va, de puro antiques, hemos olvidado los
comienzos del ferrocarril
No era tan diffcil esa linea del litoral
no obstante pasan amos Y pasan lus-
tros Y pasaran dGcadas sin que 81 pals ten
ga caminos de herro.
Nc caduca Ia conces6ns
No puede acudirse a una nneva subastas
Par6cenos que va es tempo dc que Sc Sc
pa que debe esperar Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-15

10 eierto es que 81 fueran a eNpedirse tan
tas papeIetas para las tribunas como Sc tie
nen pedidas para q dia quo q senor Cane
ia vueIva haeer uso de la palabra, aqueIlo
habia dc tener una cabida yeinticinco yeces
mayor
I'm reSamen: i'm dia Y una session que Sc
ran recordados con 9ofor por los incondicio-
sar de Is II mel gq1Rae q1Rae7 e76&Ti3 54aF3i6 98r&cB5T
del BoIet<H.
Su affmo. amigo,
RIcABDo NoNz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-15

sResulta heero la compafia CONCESSIONS
ria?
Pues no estaria NAL que Sc supiese Ia
verdad en- Paris, donde Sc cotizan en- Bolsa
las acciones.
Acaso habra entonces mas prisa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-15
tEvRIER.
DlESTRO Y SINIEsTRO

Los intransigentes de Cuba, mortifcados,
sulfurados por las manifestaciones popula-
res Al general Calleja, que no les permte
prolongar sus injustos monopolios, dirigie-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-15
ron a Madrid un cablegrama alarmantisimo,
que cierra con las siguientes .trases.

ron a Madrid un cablegrama alarmantisimo,
que eierra con las siguientes .tiases.
Manifestation qued6 en- ridfculo: escasa
concurrencia personas signifcaei6n mueha
gente color vagabundos aclamando
Maura prohombre autonomista. Separatis-
mo insuItando partido, Apeztegufa Y ami
gos Gobernador general entregado cuerpo
alma adversarios, abrazado p1bGco Jose
Maria Galvez, Arturo Amblard, proyoca
paciencia, cordura Dificil contener vehe-
mencia amigos. Tememos graves trastor-
nos"
1gtotl,fat,iu, caballeros.
Va no sc vive en- los tiempos de don
Domingo Dulce nj lie don Dionisio Lopez
Roberts.
Va los voluntarios no pueden fusilar
eStudiantes nj embarcar gobernadOres
En- los cuarteles hay tropa veterana que
rechace los que perturhan el orden PGbli-
co.
Por ESQ Se coydiene Il reheme4cia de los
an1igos. por ESQ 10 ecto1.e,. grores t'oStor'-
nos.
F.; Ay de ellos 81 al Carpio van
Ahora son capaces de promover alhara-
cas-, como las de Cienfuegos, de gastarse
los reaes en- cablegramas.
utlr Ulnte&, citOyeltS,
foi1aez roS b0taiHoltS,.
Aunque el diseusto suba mas, nadie Sc niue
We
Fl mieolo guarda la vina.
va conoeen CaIleia,
no querran insistir
en- una costumbre aneia:
pueS CaIleia 1t0 So deju
Pret1Ir,
Don Alexandra yillar diriie su voz al
g,.u,s Ialfido, con toda Ia grayedad c6mico
bufa que las circunstancias requieren.
Niene 4 n,a4teytel IL halutoltiu eHtre los
gue qllierul, lclteuece5 4 IN ugrup0ci6lt po-
Etic4, para gate todos, ,utjdos como solo
honl6le, logreu Il eugru1t3e"ju1iellto de h
! c0IecticidtI
.Jrnidos como I'm solo hombre?
Esto, gramaticalmente, es un disparate.
Tn solo hombre no puede estar 'tniIo
Para que Ia union eNista requieren
dos, por 10 menos.
DE que modo uniria el senior Nillar una
sola calabaza?
Dos caIabazas es distinto
Nosotros comprenderiamos que Sc uniese
IL ugiwpdei6u de igual modo que Sc unen
N'ilIar Pena.
Tor 10 demtS esa union 6 dItIclI.
% Sc cuenta 8 no con los heterodoXos:
ST sc cuenta no hay concordia ellos BE-
beu en 81 raSo y no marchan hacia San
turce.
ST no Sc euenta, el partido queda po7-
tiao por mucho que Alejando, magno .
minimo, Sc empena en- soldarle Y en- unirle
c0ulo ~ solo hontbre
\ pesar de que entire los ineondicionales
t4dOS son SOldadOS no hay SO{dftittlu. La
disidencia no lucha mas no Sc somete.
Ali esta, soJye loS ul11sos, esperanto no "a
bemos que lugubres fechas para lanzarse
Todavia no quiere compromises la bata-
LA. Bien sabe Ledesma que la fruta va
madurando \ que caera sin esfueno, por
81 propia pesadumbre, cualquier dfa.
Porque va 10 diio algdn
ortodoxo del moutD1;
''este de Nillar es un
anrnitn do tlanSi-inl, :
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-22

NJ. and Mrs Eugene Near, Of Green
web we're 10 toSn lbst week to see abont
re tug their house
A petition has been forwarded 10
Wssi lnP'on for the spI ointment OF Je,
r. me Still as postmaster
Mr. Kent has been quite i'll for sevt raj
weeks and Mr9. Polly Bentley has also
had bid attack from the grip.
The funeral Of Bigelow Still was held
a. the Methodist church Tuesday. There
sr't,mp susI lcious circumstances conDecI
tod with bis destb, though it may have
been entirely accidental. An Effort will
be made to get all the hgLt possible ~
reRsld to the sad event.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-22

Aspecial town meeting vi | be held a,
HIreshursb toste IT the town will vote ic
bond ltseIi Tor $40, OOO for the proposed
railroad to connect 1t with Burlington.
NsJ,csl uritars claim u,.,uo.ooooos
tnl ,smedv IN, nasal cstsr,h NINA, ho mi,
;..;t.,i., ,t.,..t,a.,!.. 49,,
WI ''H'n lue " mote sores ahd oicefsted
sn't ce7' lhs history OF the thlrts Y
'f''t G taftu ~ PROOF positive That Cnl,
! o meuy hss completely met thes COZ
oh ots, aud that is Ely's Cream Balm
biz tAfe aud pleasant remedy hG master
ed G RIB Ok rothing else has ever don,
Snd both phy'iciats ana patients freely
G." ''de tins fact, Oar druggists kee :
H.
Arl ne In possession Of 95 ce,,s "a, d,
Itoii,re,rest dosle, :, ,ooa,,;ao..n1,
care bottle Of Salvation OH and be cpr
ed o., once OF rheumatism, uenrsIeia. q
any rIn or ache.
lloq. Norman PAM ~ Wooa.,,oL disa
OF let mopia Tuesday .oed q, ,e.r..,a
/, umsrned. Hevss horn IN pomt,a, I'd,
post,a IN the common schooI. al .o.,o
mis- graduated from tina ro,v.rs,,v =,
Vernon, and Was sani,,sa - IL. ~, IL
1862
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pbait sDd Of caof'e cftr3 BODY ''"t'
80 tsrpf
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cLatel slr,psr6s tuilsbIs uuste 10
bstt subd.y ~biob Is E.stst snodsy
Dr. Brow u,i.es ilst be errec,s {,
re,afa TO Manchester the afst Saturday n
April ! .bs ~eslbef psrmt'
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yuEe-a MrZthe AAeru. / A Roup
or CapI,, Drn. A Plippra. NeIhr
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MIR sartfo' - Bell 'nd MI 'nd ht'
offhie hfl a'''t" ]" express toe" 'u"1A'
'o'''d h'''a' '"' "p''' 1" ''n ''"P'
Wy 'h W. ~ "'Nt u ''H'' ID.
I'm. sat, have ,,.s,v.ds ,eu
',ook Of ssfpslf, ms'uugs, rugs art squn'
-. ~Ali r'r'f. cu''sia' aud other season
sbie ftods. C'ii'ud tIAmihe Item sbd
get luc's
Mn, iumr, ~ oS OF ksV. Dr. Prime
vho jiei sadtsnIt 10 Manchester 10 lss6.
having cone b.r, io Ell. aee ftr lbe c'la
hr.lon Of il golden atddlge, died last
monih 10 bet @jfd year, after nipe years
OF isebrbfss iuctess' d by bllndIess.
-Atths hre district IN etiog. Monday
evening" /, vac yo,ed 70 have Josl Fo,ter Of
MoptpeJl,f .uartlt 10 tulttpg 10 wsu
,vo,k. tmplo,,d 70 come here .nd
Give l,s advice IN regard totfeIroposed
work. L,re
NJ. N.,x p.uxbo L.l,y,d xph
her mo bersud brother OrylIe I'm. was
,npd de- DIM b,r bed Ttptsdsv morning,
She had been aseu So usual t1cept
tish cold TIE pbyticlau attributes Aef
drsth to - opl,Iy, lie iuDefal Was held
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