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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11
NOTICE.

TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il tiOckholdera Of the salt Lake and loa
Angeles Railway Company Will DO held at the
once Of the president Of the company, No o.
y. houih Temple street, on Saturday, septen-
boz u. 1873, 10 N. for the purposeiof olecing
directors Tor TIE entging year and for the
Transaction OF such other business Ls may
legally come before the meeting
1 A CLAYTON Secretary
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NOTICE.

SALT LAKE err, Sept 0. is9'.
ffniE ANNUAL sTuCkIlOLUEEs' nIEr.
i ing Of the kcho l.and \ slOok Company
Will be held NJ their ohce with ssoncor CiAw.
sou Coz 100 ltoacway oc,obor IN, 1855, at
II a. m, for the election Of ufleo., and sueh
other business a. may come before 10.
II. II, CLAMnON ~,
Secretary ana treasurer
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CARD PROM THE FiRSr ITEsrDv,ioY
Salt Lake CITY. Angus. 20, 1895.
Contributions Ia aid ot the mogu'
ment to be erected in Gal, Lake CITY
la memory Of Brigham Young and
tbs pioneers, should be- sent by those
charged with the duty Of collection
~ frequently ~ possible TO Hvbtr
II. Wells. Salt Lake City, who will ste
tina, sams are properly acknowledged.
We earnestly hope that all the people
will respond generously anu promptly
10 this call, 10 the end that the monu.
nent msy be- completed at the earliest
possible uate.
WnrORD WOODRUFF,
GEORGE q. CAsEOS,
JosEPn +. SMITH,
First Presidency Of the Church OF
lesus Christ OF Latter.day Saint.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tho Brigham Young Memorial ssio-
citation Acknowledges receipt Of the
GLOWING contribution 10 assist In the
uilding Of tie Pioneer monument
From Spring Glen ward, Emery
Stake,
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LEGAL NOTICE..


County. 1erusory OF Utah.
order TO show cause why order Of sale Of real
estate should not be made.
In the matter OF tho estate OF Robert Dye.
deccatcd.
DonERT W. DYE AND JOSEPH "
IN simmons, tho Administrators os~ the
estate of hotert bye, deceased, having nlcd
their petition lerein. duiy verified, praying Tor
az order OF sale OF the real estate OF ssi1
doredent, for tho purposes therein set fcrth,
it n therefore ordered hy tho Judge NJ said
court, trnt all persons Interested Ia the estate
OF SAID deceased, appear tefure the said FRO.
bate Court on Tuesday. the iath DAY OF Octo.
Der, 1875, At 10 O'Clock In tho forenoon OF said
day, htthe court room % said fTouAic Court,
ht the county Court lioute, IN the City and
County Of tait Lake. tiah Territory. to show
cause WHY an order should MOI be- granted a.
tao faid Administrator. to sell 40 much OF tho
real estate 81 tho SAID deceased At private SAFE
a. shall DO necessary, and that q copy Of this
order be publiahcG At least four successive
" ceAa In the DhNTHEt iyEStNa NIws,
newspaper printed and published IN said city
and county.
Dated september q. 1895
}. @. hoSALLY,
Probate Judge.
RicuARps q RICHARDS. Attorneys Tor Sd.
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lie often remarked that he aid not fear
tlu cud-tlat ho wns ready a. meet hi'
Maker. 10 Passed away a. one that
draws tho drapory Of his couch about
him and lies down to pleasant dreams
leaving a wife aud seven childron, and
two grandchildren and twenty three
efeat-gfandchidTen 10 NOUN bis los
aui TO copy aftor his noble example
lCum.l
CAROLINE AMELIA wEnB.
Fillmore city, Utah, Sept. Q, 1905
Fillmore again nouns tho loss OF an.
othof OF hor esteemed citizens.
Mrs. Caroline Amelia Wobb, who wa.
bora In Trumbull county, Ohio. July 9th,
1871, nnd died September i.t, 1895. she
was tho daughter Of James Clark Owens
and Abigail Cofdelia Bnrr, aud united
with the Church ~ Jesus Chfistof Later
day Saints In tho spring Of 1884, ~ tar
West, Missouri, having boen baptized by
George NJ. llinkle. She passed through
all tho trials and prosecutions ~ the
saints In Missouri and Illinois In tho
year 1850 she became the wiie Of Edward
Milo Webb. She was ons Of the many
who were driven from Illinois aud He'd
10 Winter Quarters, aud FROM thence 10.
moved to Missouri In tho spring ~ 1877.
In the year lsJ2, In compsny with hor
husband and family, She began tho
weary journey TO Utah. Her husband
was suddenly attacked with cholera
aud dioi on tho Platte River,
thus leaving bis wife aud children
Ia that wilder e.s Of America,
but with that undauuted courage which
was ono OF hor chief chanciaristlcs, she
continued her journey onward 10 the
valleys and settled at Big Cottonwood,
and nom there removed 10 payson, Utah
cnnn,y. Ini.ji aho removed 10 Fillmore,
whoro she has resided continuously with
tho exception OF ono year, which she
spent In Salt Lake City. In tho year 1850
she was married 10 Bishop Alexander
hcliae; OF the issue Of that marriage
there are two children. ilor do,condanis
are eight children, sovoniy-one grand.
children and ioriy.eight great grand
children, onp hundred aud eleven Of
whom survive her
She died ~ Tho had livod,'in fall faith
In tho Gospel aud OF the glorious future
that awaits tho falIhful " Gods children.
--tCnM
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OBITUARY MOTIFS.


Died. nj bis home NJ Goshen, Utah
Ami %. 1908 of n complication ~ dis
oa1es, Iidor william Finch, born May
10, 1919. lio was baptized inio tho Chulch
of jesus Chnat Of fatior.day sainH, In
Tho spring ~ 1910, ~ vi DuruO, bog.
land, by Elder tidu, aud was combined
under tho hands Of Elder Wifofd Wood
run, was ordained prio.i aud sent oui
TO preach the ovoflAs lng Gospel ~
revealed through ths Prophet Jo.eph
Smiih,in which he laborci faithfully ana
very successfully until Do reached thD
valleys IN lt5i, whore by bis strong faith
and indomiiaalo energy aud bis kind aud
charitable deposition he cdemod his
name aud memory 10 hi- humorous fam.
lily and n host oi loving friends. His
was mn honofod lite. vol spent Ia no "
dOiondlng the cause u truth, nnu The
Prophets OF God " former and Lailor.
DAY salnts.-lCoN.
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suMMoNa.

In the District Court Ia aud for the Third
Judicial Dsuiet OF Utah Territory,
County of SAT- Lake.
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SUMMONS.

In tho Diiric, Court In aud for tho Third
Judicial pislnet q u,ah Territory,
County OF salt iaAe.
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Home and Foreign Missionary,

And IA . desirable acquisition also 10
svsry s.,dont Of Theology and Other
po'son who values tho iloans OF sdvo-
eating aad defending Sohp.lrGlly ard
HISTORICALLY TIE Principles Of the Gospel.
The wishes Of the compiler. that tho
work be published without psoai so a. TO
b. within the roAeh Of every person do
string H. have bean studied IN this 40
wall as tho frs, edition. aud therefore ne
discount except for cost Of postage Ia AL
lowed 70 dealers.
Tho book ia bound In four diffsrsut
styles and sent postpaid to any sddrOss
at tho following
DpInpC. IS cents, 90 oentn,
khlODO' go Giants. and Sl.iQ>
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ibert }. WHITE ard Hosara ~ White, Simon
y. Make. %. -. nitncr, 0rorze Hourhion,
Louis Toso Altnet brown. Nniism ~.
Iiafmhn. a. cNecutor Of the lat viii aud
testament of william :. Hartman, deceased +,
Nellie NJ. Wall, Y. =. Gregg and Gcorge W.
Oglosby and william fiibby. Defendants.
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Matthew Hilrert. Plaintiff, VI. Caroline J. Hi
gcrt, Defendant
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In tue matter OF Tho eliaio OF Robert Dye
dgccafef.
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progress OF the sermon produced o
pack Of cards and played poker on one
of the benches till the service was over.
The preacher and members OF the con.
gregation tried TO induce the young
men TO leave. but they defed them. and
went on with the game There was
great excitement after services, and
some members of the church wanted to
visit summary punishment upon tho
offenders, hut the preacher prevailed
upon the hot-headcd ones to let tic
law takes It's course
a sect calling itself "The Peculiar
People" is attracting attention In Eng.
land from the number of deaths among
Its children, due To its trusting entirely
to the Lord and refusing to call in doe
tors One mother testified before the
coroner's jury that she had allowed five
children out of six to die of bronchitis
In this way. They call In the doctor
when an animal is Sick for the Bible
says nothing against that.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-09-26
THEY LOVE ANIMALS.
The japanese Have Tender Regard
for the Brutc Creation.

ipI VIC ibThlt Nltatltu.
The love Of animal, seems 20 he i'm.
planted in the hearts OF the Lapancsc,
ana is an exceedingly amiable tYait OF
their character There is 4 wonderful
sympathy existing bctwrcn them and
the lower animals, which II stranger
cannot fail 90 notice aud admire Con.
sideratiun FIR the lower order of bc.
ings l. probably the result of the kind.
ly tcnctS Of Buddha, who iustillcd the
lesson Of divine humanity into
his followers; hut 1t may ba
that the bcnevolcuce OF the
Japanese owes its origin TO fear
us well as love. since they are believers
In transmigratiou and Ruddha says;
Thy future birth will be unhappy If
thou dOcst cruel things"
The education of tie Japanese child
is derived In most cases from his moth.
er, who teaches him morality and ten
derncss while yet an infant. 70 this
beautiful feminine influence may bc
traced the love of the little ones for
nowers, birds and beasts. They are
"' VI P'"N lHE Win lodNS' sH''iis ana
butterflies, but handle them so gently
that they escape unharmcd; even the
tinlest toddlcr will go ont Of his way to
avoid crushing the mcancSt worm that
"raWlS. Their parents and nurses tell
''"m all sorts Of quaint tales about
animals, and the folk lore of the coun.
try teens With stories of birds and
beasts ana fishes. The little ones grow
up with many pretty conceils about
birds ana Insects; among others they
have II rhythmical charm which they
believe Will infallibly make the great
black and yellow snails put forth their
horns.
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Peculiar
hoods SarsaparilIa
Ioojs Pills tHTs On hSSs1s Pries 3 cents. SSIs'p'
Carriers and Ma,rimonv.

Al all times garters have been con.
Ldered very important details of won.
Ins dress. and always associated In
kbmc manner with matrlmony. Down
krough half n dozen centuries comes
u us the custom practiced today OF
having the garters as finishing touch
brides toilet. The particular girl
R-end who is permitted 10 slip them
|o,o place Is conceded TO stand the best
osslblc chance Of wedding happily be.
ne twelve months are out. A pros
ut Of near and blissful matrimony is
So shared by the friend who secures
II privilege of making a brides gar.
Irs. the proper pattern for which Is
bw circle Of white silk elastic cover.
with embroidered white satin and
Iaped by small gold buckle enam.
ed Ia white bow knots. The gartcrs
Marie Antoincttc were pretty pink
n bands elaboratcly embroidered on
upper half In tiny jewels and gold
Ir1l In an American family are
p,ervcd the bridal gaItcrS of n titled
trslish auccStrcss. These are of white
b. nearly two inches broad. and dec.
ksed with round buttons made Of seed
|arls. from which suspend pearl cords
. asSels two inches long.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-09-26
A LADY ELGlN SURVIVOR.
lie Is Living the Life of n Hermit in
Wisconsin.


WISCONSIN.
on the north cud of Mud Lake. one
of the tributaries OF Lake Chctek. and
n short distance from the village OF
Chetck, there lives quite historic
being. cnc whose mode OF living Is
somewhat peculiar Iii Palmer. ono
of the survivors of tho Lady Elgin dis.
astcr in Lake Michigan is the name
of the antique individual. For twenty.
five years the Hermit Of the Lake, as
the villagcrs call him. has made this
lonely place A!s home. Living in IA
one story log hut built 10y himself TWEEN.
ty-fivc years ago, with one window and
Il bench for chairs he lives the life OF
hermit, fishing I'm the summer and
hunting in the winter.
When lie visits Chctrk he Is dressed
In blue drilling uvoralls reaching only
10 his knees; his vest Is one of his own
make, as well as the moccasIns which
he wears. He has the face and figure
OF "tnclc sam" His neck * covered
with Il bushy growth Of whiSkcrs. and
goatcC, silvcry white, grows straight
out from we'll rounded and character.
istic chin. Whenever he pays Chctci
visit the children all treat him with
much respect. The younger genera.
ton look upon him rs supernatural
being. When speaking OF the loss ot
the Lady Elgin his eyes fill with tears
and his voice falls ,o low Monotone.
His description of the ShrickS of the
drowning and frcn2icd scamon and
helpless officers brings tears to the
eyes of the listener
He was saved by the aid OF Il llfc.
prcsorvcr aud after floating for hours
he was picked up by a searching par.
ty, void of al clothing ana about dead
lie remembered nothing until after he
awokc in a milwaukee, hospital. Pal
mcr cares very littlc for his fellow be.
ings, and much less for the gcntlcr
sex. 1t is said that poverty is not tina
cause for his mode of living. but that
In his younger days the girl hc loved
Tilted him. and since he has had an in.
tense lNtrca e.: females. Since living
in ths lonely place he has never visit.
ed any other place except Chetck, and
never IN his life lid hc ride on a rail.
road train.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Was Onto CLAIMS.

In North Carolina the judges OF the
superior Courts rotate" !. e., ride each
circuit Of the whole State In regular sue
cession. When Judge Shipp, of one of
the mountain circuits, in regular rota.
tion came 10 ride circuit on the sea
coast. he was much pleased with clans,
which were new TO him. He had Il CLAN
supper with the result that he had q
most violent illness, and could not hold
court for two or three days. When able
to sit on the bench. the first case tried
was an ARRAY in which one man used a
pistol and the other knocked him down
with clam lin the shelD. Manly, ap.
pearinS for the State, introduced 4
witness 10 prove that one clam, so used
was a deadly weapon. "Stop there
Manly" said the judge, earnestly; "the
court will hear evidence whether or no.
q pistol Is n deadly weapon, but the
court knows without further evidence
that clam is.,
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Leaves I,upra.

one Of the prctticSt microscoplcal
rudics is the examination of the lungs
\ plant. Most people do not know
but a plant has lungs, but 1t has, and
) lungs are in its leaves. Examined
|rough Il high power microscope.
Eely leaf will show thousands upon
|ousands OF openings, infinitely small,
! course, but each provided with lips
|hIch. In many species, are continu.
b. opening and closing. These open.
! :, lead TO tiny cavities In the body
] the leaf. and by the opening and
|osIng OF the cavity air is continually
|sslng In and out, so that the act OF
SEPARATION is constantly going on. The
b. VI the plant is thus purified. Just
tha blood OF an animal Is clcarcs OF
(purtles by passing through the lungs
(dan averagc-sizsd tree will therefore
the course Of day do as much
keathlng as a man.
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Highest Of all in Leavenng PowerLates, US Govt Report
R>:'a!l! q! Rs,kasg;: Raki'eg
ABS0MgJTEnY PURE
Money in Old Postage STAMINA.

In phIlately many harmless person,
still find recreation and some dealers
substantial profit. During the season
for the sale by auction of rare postage
stamps, which seems to be Just now
drawing to a close, one firm alone has
disposed of specimens Of the aggregate
value OF 10000. Mcssrs. Ventom
Bull & Cooper, who hold the record
took f1.2si at thcir last sale, and the
lots included collection Of g. 100 varIe
ties, which fetched f21o; pair OF New
Zealand, watermark "N. H." Id. brown
which sold for f32; n Finland. errors
bp. aud Top, for which $50 was obtain
ed. and n block OF -four Great Britain
1891. I'D. violet, unused, which realized
i1O
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The Newest Advcrt,sipg podso.

III you find letter in your letter.bo
or lying IN the hallway any Of thess
hnc days that Is addressed. but not 10
you, don't follow the course that, 40
cording to popular tradition. is usualIy
taken by women, and open 1t over tbs
steam Kettle, for ten chances to one II
Us business circular.
The rusc il one of tho ncatrst vet
adopted. A business card Is placed IN
plain envelope, which Is sealed and
addressed In feminine hand To 4
mythical lady I'm some fashionable
locality. Messengers distribute tnss.
envelopes quietly In the lcttrr.buxes
ana Railways OF flats aud privats
houses. and tho advertiser counts on
woman's curiosity to do the rest. His
Idea Is that the first impulse OF the
Under of one of those letters will bs
to stamp on II nnd mail it, the second
TO look around susplclouSly TO sre II
anybody Is looking and then take the
hSt opportunity to open 1t over ths
steam of kettle.
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DEATH In A CYCLONE.
State of Michigan Swept by Disastrous
Storms.


Storms.
A cyclone which came from the ives, struck
Port Austin Mich, at midnight Tuesday.
Chimueys were blown from houses, green
trees n foot in diameter were torn OF at the
roots as II they were dry stocks, and tho
Windmill OF the Point Of Pines hotel was
blown TO atoms. West Of town the wind
tore down buildings and blew them away.
Inc damage In that direction has not yet
been gsceriaincd. The storm novel south
ward, leveiing ttees. fences aud grain in its
path. One mile from the village Of Pinneb "
the farm house OF |. Oils was completely de-
molished. and three Of the farmers children
who were sleeping in the upper story were
instantly killed
One Of the worst wind storm every exper-
fenced III that locality swept over Petoskey
Tuesday night The heavy smoke stuck on
the electric light works was blown down. and
the top ofihe Grand Rapids h Indiana rail-
road water tank was carried away. Num-
oerless trees were uproo,ed, but the residence
section escaped injury. number OF sail
boats were upset and washed ashore, causing
serious losses.
terrible hurricane from the northeast
struck Sand Beach NJ 1890 o'clock Wednes-
day morning. Houses, barns and sheds
were blown down, buildings were unroofed
ana trees torn up. The ilne new residence
OF Robinson Wellock was completely destroy
cd, aud the north end Of the railroad station
was blown In. Several other dwellings and
barns were demolished. bat no lives were
lost Several boats in the hatbor were cap
sized.
The water in the bay at Alpena receded
sudiehly Wednesday morning. lowering tho
ievel about three feet, aud leaving soyeraL
vessels on the bottom. 1t came back erndu.
ally. The same phenomenon occurred last
sumner about this time
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-09-26
1000 MlNERSOuT
They Ask For a Partial Restoration Of
Former Wages.

Advices are that 1900 miners employed ip
the mines OF Boil, Lewis and Yates at pu.
bois Pa, are on II strike Tho trouble dates
back 20 the hard times offset when the men
asked for reduction Of 30 cents per ton ia
order that by 40 doing they might be kept al
work. When business began to royivo the
men asked for the old scale OF wages aud
were refused
ON Monday mass meeting was held.
Resolutions were adopted requesting the
adoption OF new s'ale oi wages 10y the com.
pany. For pick miued coal 3i con,s per ton
Is asked TO October |. and irotn thence on 40
cents Is asked, tho scale for machine mined
coal TO remain unchanged until October /
When new scale ia to so into effect.
III" mines affected by the strike are the
Reynoldsviilc. London and Dubois and two
other miIes not operated so extenslysly
Asyet the mining comppny has made no
oier Of settlement
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Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanscs the sys-
TEN eaectually, dispcis colds, head
aches and fevcrJ and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in ia
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Rigs is for sale in 30
cent bottles by all leoding drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try il. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SKRUP co.
SAE f3S&.!Sgo. Cti.
LOUISVILLE. u. hE,y rO2k. nv
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LIXI, NTOCIA
crSTRAL sTocA YARDS, EAST LIBERTY, PA,
SHEEP

chicago, Caiilc-Cominon to extra steers
s@bU@nW; stockcrs aud feeders, o. inai -
cows ana bulls, Sl5Jaaij: calves, a.. .5GG 50
Hogs-hcayy, siub(aia5 common 10 choice
mixed, s3N3@4 30; choice assorted, sLiUaa OL;
lght, s3.HO@ sAtu pigs, s23Ug Iiu sheep-lu-
ierlor 10 choice s!JOs 5J lambs, S&OUsA1j
Cincinnati Hogs select shippers, I i5ni 20.
butchers w. lUa4 10; ialr To good packers sL -
To 40 iar 70 light sliUtOl.i5: common and
foughFd ootol 70 cattle good shipperssL HOto5 10
good tochoico "a 60tO5 o.: fair to medium ~ COto
eLbV common S26Jto5.Y5 Lambs--eStrGsLb1
lood - chofhe sitO 10 4.5J common 10 fair 800
to ~ 70
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fhrrc il more Catarrh IN this section Of the
fnlry than all other diseases put together,
|untll the last few years was supposed 10 be
1unbe, For great many years doctors pro-
khced 10 n local disease md prescribed local
eie1, and by constantly failing 10 cure
Ihl 10 al treatment. pronounced IL incurable.
5snre has proven catarrh 10 be n constitu.
|nal disease aud therefore iequires constitu.
kl treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure. man.
3ptured by F.J. Cheney d Co., Toledo, Ohio,
. b. only constitutional cure on the market.
taken internally in doses from 30 drops 10
lsa'poontul. IL acts directly ON the blood
mucous surfaces OF the system. They offer
hgndred dollars for any case IL fails TO
4. Send for circulars and testimonials,
y Address
L. FJ. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
\ sold by Druggists, ,jc.
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Mosquitoes Not Raoacious.

Mosquitoes materially differ from
their prey, man. Herein they set no.
bic example. They. too, are politically
sound on the race aud sex questions.
They make no distinction in color ur
gender. Professionally. they resemble
their scientific allies of the medical fra.
ternity. They never let blood without
putting In their bill!
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! stopped free by DIR. kIISE's GREAT
lNE hLNToRER. No Hts after first days use.
uols cures, Treatise and S2mt trial bot.
I'c' Dr. Kline, El Arch 81. philu., Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-09-26

Some people Imagine that rs soon a.
they get married, they must hiss ir
public.
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H. Kilmer's SwAnp-Roor cures
OIL Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Ftmphlct and consultation free.
laboratory Binghampton, NY.
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Is no magic eli ixir. Il only requires n little
care OF the heal tn. Ripnus Tabules re-
'edocIorng 10 its lowest cost.