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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
MYRTLE is A FIBER
At Least SO Says the Stepfather n,
EIkhorn Girl.

Chicago, Ill. July 25.--Frank M
of 1896 North Robey street, Raj
wood, stepfatber of Myrtle Nelson
13-year-old girl formerly of EEI
Wis, who claimed to have been AZ
oned here, gives an entirely different 4
to the case. Myrtle left the HOUSE Il
to Sunday school last Sunday, he Y
and neither he nor her mother had N
from her since that day until mil
of her whereabouts last night At
night. He and his wife had suppoNl
girl had returned to her aunt's IN
horn, Wis, or to her old home al /
cine
1--WE did net instigate much of sa,l
continued Mr.. O'Neil. because Nhp /
run away before. We did consult II
lice captain in the neighborhoo]
asked his advice. He told us d,
Myrtle did not appear in Elkhom al
cine he would notify the Departing
we wished it, and have the polic
for her. Myrtle is not a bad girl, br5
has been willful, and likes to run ar
She has caused her mother much uv /
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
VALkYRIE'S STEEL SPARS.
will Reduce the Weight Aloft by Several

Boston, Mass, July ga local paper
contains cablegram dated Gorouck,
Scotland in which it is said that Valkyrie
Ill. will have n set of steel spars, several
tons lighter than the pine ones.
This, the correspondent continues, will
reduce the weights aloft quite as much
if not more than the Defender gains in her
aluminium topsail. The steel spars, which
are greatly reduced in size from the
former ones are made of nickel steel, gal
vanized.
The mast is rounder, smoother, is over
a ton lighter than the pine mast. 1t is
just 1Oo feet over all and % inches in
diameter. which is three half inches less
than the Oregon mast. She has now 81
tons of lead on her keel and, by reducing
weight aloft, she will be fully stiff enough,
so her crew think.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
DO NOT LIKE THE EXPENSE.
Toronto will Hardly Ask for Holmes Ex-
tradition.

Toronto, Ont, July 2G.-While the po-
lice are eager for the extradtion of
Holmes, it is learned that the attorney
general is in no way anxious to be put
to the expense of trial. The Philadel-
phia authorities have been notified of
the issuance of the warrants simply to
give Toronto precedence over Chicago,
Detroit or any other place that may
lodge information. A. S. Hardy, attor-
general in the absence of Sir Oil
yer Mowat, will be consulted this after
noon by the crown attorney regarding
the matter and on his decision depends
subsequent action. Deputy Cartwright
says that Holmes is not wanted here,
nor does he believe that he will ever
be brought across the border.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
STEAMER PICKS UP FIVE MEN.
They Were of the Crew of the Cleveland
Sunk by a Tank Steamer.

Sunk by a Tank Steamer.
Gravesend Eng. July 27.-The British
steamer Baltimore City, Capt Graham,
which recently left Hamburg for United
States ports. arrived here today and re-
ports that at 8 o'clock this morning in
a dense fog off Folkestone, he heard
cries for help and, lowering lifeboat
picked up five men, who turned out to
be part Of the crew of the British steam
er Cleveland, from the Mediterranean,
which had been sunk in collision with
the British tank steamer Dufield. Capt
Lowe, from Philadelphia June % for
Havre. The Duffield is understood to
have rescued FIVE other members of the
crew of the Cleveland. but seven of the
sunken steamers crew are still missing.
The steamer Cleveland was built at
West Hartlepool in 1886. She regis
tered 14O1 tons.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
northwestern Rowing Kuies.

st. Clair, Mich, July 26.-At the an
nual meeting of the Northwestern ANA
teur Rowing association today it was
decided to adopt the definition laid down
by the National Association of Juniors,
Intermediates and Coxswains, which
will enable juniors to row in intermedi-
ate races without ceasing to be juniors
unless they should win.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
Milwaukee Dairy Markets

Butter-Fancy creamery, per u
inferior to choice, 10d17c; bes!
selections, 15@16c; lines, fair to cnwN
11@14c; packing stock, do, S@SHc; VI
@6c. a
Cheese-Full cream flats. new, per-
SIC; cheddars, 7MSc; Young AD
S@S1ac; brick. new, S@9c; limDurse'
Swiss, do. 11@12c.
Eggs-Fresh, per doz, 11@12c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
MAIL CAR BURNS.
1t was Principally Loaded with Fad
Newspapers.

Cleveland, O., July pa mail cd
tached to westbound train No. 3 a|
Lake Shore road was discovered toll
fire last night shortly after midns
Rockport, just west of this city, wh4|
train was running at the rate of fort
miles an hour. The train was std
the car sidetracke and was, will
contents, entirely destroyed. 1t was
ed principally with newspapers dcsI
for Chicago and the Northwest
origin of the fire is unknown, as 4
were no mail clerks in the car whG|
fire broke ont
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
LATEST MARKET REFORM
Milwaukee. July -
. CHICAGO POTATO NIarKet,

Chicago-The new potato market eOlI
to decline, and the feeling is still yeHl
Arrivals are quite liberal and mateIaI
crease the already heavy stocks,
shows no improvement. ConsumpilD..l
tirely of a local nature, and SINAI, n
Sales Of homegrown stock made At NJ
per Dbl. Triumphs, per Dbl, I2JGlisI
bus, 4O645c; early Ohios, per DID,
LILO: per bus. 30N04Oc.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
AMERICAN FRUIT IN LONDON.
That Taken Over by the st. Louis Did
Not Sell Very Well.

cases of California fruit, which arrived at
Southampton from New York by the
steamship st. Louis at $40 o'clock yes
terday morning were sold at auction at
Covent garden today, fetching prices
which were one-half below those of last
week. The plums averaged is 1Od per
case, the peaches IS and the pears lis
I'd. The buyers do not think that more
money can be made with American fruit
than French fruit. The best lot sold was
fifty cases of pears packed by the Ma
tional Fruit company, which brought
ls fJ
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
Ina COolbrith Diving.

Oakland, Cal, July 27.-Ina Donna
Coolbrith, who is known to magazine
readers both in America and England as
u writer of short poems, is dying at her
home in this city. She was stricken with
perintonitis few days ago and the
physicians say that her case is now hope
less.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
Milwaukee Livestock Markea|

Hogs-Receipts, car; market SLOW
ers. 4.50Nd4. 80; heavy. fair TO gCUr
4.95; light, 100 to 200 lbs, 4.7oQoW'
unstable. -.
Cattle-Receipts, none; marhet,
Butchers steers. good to cho aos
to 1900 lbs 4.25d4.7 medium TO I'D
to 100 lbs, 3.25d3.75; common ~ sas
to 1000 lbs, 2.75M3. %; cows and he enoj
to choice, 2.25@2. rs; common, to s so~
2.25; Gamers, 1.25@1.75; bulls, CD 9n
good, 1.75NI2. 90; good to choice e.. d
feeders, 500 to $50 lbs. 2.33a2;~,s o q,
800 to 700 lbs, 1.75G2.25; veai S,i Fs
springers. 1SOOG2S. 90. AL
Sheep-Receipts, none: market u'%
300; lambs dull, 3.00M42 %.
Markets by Telegraph
Milwaukee-Flo Steady. VIE WIZ.
ant and higher: No. = spring. srS'
Northern, Tic: September, '2' 9sts>
Quiet and steady: No. 3, 44c: oe y@
white, 261Ac; No. 3 white. 26MZo4irra s
Steady; No. 2. Acc; sample Oh prt
46hc. Rye-steady: No. l, 52c'
Steady; pork. 1855: lard, 6:W' of al
-Four is firm on the basis VI sr
sacks, 2.2OM2. 80; bakers. in Dds
PuAO AyS, ia DOlS, o.LOAIc'co,
03.OO o,o rsa
Millstuffs are steady at 1900 lsEsp5
for sacked bran. 14.Gn14.75, IL. ioi d.
dlings. and 16.0O01625 for Whi'e An, 0aQ
Chicago--Close-W heat-Juiy. 1rI
August. 705xM70Ac: September ro-r
December. 7s1ad735sc asked. ,o r$$ ri
43Ac; September. 41Mc; Noyem0eo[ sts
December. 353sc; May. 36c. S St
23Ac; August, 223sc: SEPTEMBER 1rT,
26c; December. 23hc. Por6ccS2ts
September, 1865; January. lo o;"tobs
July, 6.25; September, 6.32E2; o'I rby
January. 6.350l6. 371a. ShoT. o+obe,
sos; September. 6.15 asked; u Css1>
bid; January. 5.6219G5. Is; or rors
7OAc; corn. 434c; oats. 23f4c' ~
lard, 6.25; short ribs. sos. 7,,,r
MinneapoHs-Cl ose--Wheat--Is,uarr'
September. 6SAM6S14c; Decem la,ers
Chicago-Butter-Firm; FirG
1719c; dairies, 1G@15c. EGGS
1134c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
THE DAT HARVEST IN IOWA.
Some of it Lodged, but Modern Binders
Gather 1t.

New Hampton. Ia. July 26.-The oats
harvest is Il little over half done in Chick
asaw county. Some of it was lodged
badly but the modern binders have gath
cred the most of it. The straw is the
heaviest ever known and will go along
ways toward helping out the light hay
crop. 4 few threshers have started and
report 60. so and 80 bushels to the acre
Flax is good. but none has been cut
Corn prospects continue fine
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
PHILLIP NICHOLAS HANGS.
His Crime WAS the Drowning of Two Men
in Virginia.

III VIfgInIH.
Richmond, Va, July 25-Philip Nor
man Nicholas was hanged here at 1906
o'clock this morning. He made no con-
fession. Nicholas murdered Wunam
Wilkerson and James Mills by drowning
them. He induced them to cross the
James river with him in boat in witch
augur holes had been bored by Nicholas
The boat sank and Wilkerson and Mills
could not swim. Nicholas had heen init
mate with Mills wife.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
JEALOUS OF AN ITALIAN ARTIST.
Reason Civ EN- for the Suicide of a Bing-
hamton Youth.

hamIOn AOutn
Binghamton, n. Y, July 26.-Five
minutes after an interview with his in
tended bride, Volney Barrett, Il prominent
Bnghamton merchants son, died from Il
bullet wound inflicted by his own hand.
Some months ago he became engaged to
Miss Georgia Earl. school teacher of
this city. Recently an artist lately re-
turned from Italy called on Miss Earl
and was seen driving with her. This is
supposed to have aroused Barrett's jeal-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
RIVAL DOCTORS FATAL QUARl
Mob is Hunting the Assassin at
riSOnyilIe, Iii.

risOnVlIIe, III.
Morrisonville, ILL.,, July 25.-Da
soner, a prominent physician, was
in the stomach last night while pua1
his horse in his barn. DIR. Entrlcaa
has frequently threatened to kill Ed
er, has disappeared. Entrican Isl
hunted down by a large crowd OIL
ReaSOner will die.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
MACKAY GOES TO ALASKA
1t May Mean the Building of
Line

Seattle, Wash, July 81. - JOIN
Mackay will leave today for Alaska
is accompanied by G. r. Hosmer, q
manag ger of the Canadian Pacific
graph company, and it is believed M
has something to do with the early
struction of a telegraph line from
couver to Alaska.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
SCHOOL GIRL MURDERED.
Thrown Into the Water at Boston While
SCSD

Boston. Mass. July 26.-The body of
Alberta Stuart, 14-year-old school girl.
who disappeared from her home at %
Myrtle street yesterday. was found in
the Charles river today. Medical Exam
iner Harris has found evidence that she
had been assaulted and it is believed that
she was thrown into the river while un-
conSciouS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
CORBETT MAKES NO DEFENSE.

Will Permit a Divorce to be Secured by
Default.
New York. July 2T.-James J. Corbett's
attorney has notified Referee Jacobs that
his client will make no defense to the suit
of Mrs. Ollie Corbett for divorce,
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nc Yon Mann a Clrnn shn,r4

c. r. Ninson, barber; shop near cor
ner OF First aud. HARRISON clean
shaves, the best hair cuts; clean tow
els Skilled wotkihcn.1 Call on VIM
son. II
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,l sue i'ndolps excited the interest OF
the voluptuous Span ards. The peculiar
architecture of the villages and houses
also drew their admiration. Taken as
= whSte, ting drglc bHhouscs resembled
tRepel1s Of Nasp's nest of which the
upper stories were reached ON a crude
ladder. Entrance could be gained only
through a-smallopenit1y in the roof not
even the sides facin the streets con-
tanning doors 4 fcw heavily grated
windows served as pMthples for their
saIroWS4 + SAese pd99 .ar constructions
of babed clay are still fashionable in
such old towns as Zuni, Taos and
others. %. .-,.,
sitaate4 Is ee sIbqMviihges and
Acoma swea'e..sofi tor, N Fan inaccessible
rock, the Spaniards despaired of con
quering them. The supposed Cibola
not psnning out accorfing 10 eNpecta-
tipn, they did NOT fsce,S reinforcement
saaI left the Pbebfos Que ps aee, 4 Only
'tdAtdt the end OF ahA Axtcenth cen.
'thfy the Pueblos had to submit to
Spanish rule, under which they re-
mained until ls4s, when the territory
embracing New Mexico and Arizona
was neded TO tse lSlitsd Atsles,
ah, fhmS r$3hets ths, Spanish su-
pr'ehacy brovet beneficial to the In
dians. They virtually maintained their
ipdependence.....M Maas- innovations in
their life and customs can bc traced
from this period. The only domestic
creatures. in their villages were large
turkeys, WHOSE fathers served as head
okppmentsdf u EArriors; but horses,
COWS, sheep, shf4 dogs and last, but
not least, the indispensable burros
were added to their domestic stock.
IN The most important change in their
communistic mode OF living dates from
tse annexation of New Mexico TO the
Emitted states and the introduction of
RAILROADS. Hhelf unfriendly neigh bers,
/ the Apaehes Comanehes, Kiowas and
! Navajos, were restricted TO their own
reservations.
Feeling safe under the powerful pro.
lection OF the government, these peace
abls people have begun TO relinquish
ahsis elaanGie of communistic exist
ebscSiR \ tie ktrAnge dwellings Until
| recently there was promiscuous living
together. Of large families in --tha-- naa,
merous apartments OF a single house TO
which access could only be obtained
through the small aperture in the roof.
More modern cottages are being built
for s.nEle families, farming is carried
on on larseseale.s aHSisp some parts
grape and fruit cttsnre is attempted
4 ,,sii a good respltsy
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- -tTTATt,1F f
Low Rntes tn Percy.

FOR the iifth annual convention. a.
the n B.P. L u2 of oISTahoffa Terri
tory, 10 be d held ,at Peyryni4a r., May
81 toJhne 2nd the Santa Fe route will
sell round trip tickets to Perry at tho
rate of one and onc-third fare. Tiqlt.
cts on sale MAY 3Oth and 81 Return
limit June 3rd l.. II. DELANEY,
Agent
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DAILY WEATHER FORECAST.
LIFE AMono THE PueBlos%

LIFE AMONG THE PueBIOSsA
An Interesting People Whose CiviliEatIos
Began Long Years Ago.
OF fascinating Interest il study OF
the chronological evolution of the Pueblo
Indians, who occupy the picturesque
region between the upper Rio Grande
aud the Rio Colorado. When Nasquez
de Coronado and Sabeza N de Naca
bpasched iIad Nsys Ilos ps lsfp they
found these pebple Ntfeadg in semi
culture, living in villages of solid edi-
.Resa, -tRRee. stsries. itigli-aue fort.ffire ID
construction. That they were able tc
hold their own during almost four cen
turies is the more surprising, since
they had constantly as neigbbors no.
madie tribes of warriors and Nobbers,
against whose attacks thty NtAvere
obliged To defend themseHasFC with
their primitive weapons
For two years they were ABfe TO
Withstand the Spanish inyaders in
their "casas grandes-" II hSH been re
ported 10 ths Spanish slgcenmanders that
several hupGred miles X, tie norel lay
a great empire named cibola, which,
had sefen large cities In these thene
wereT long streets on which onay gold
and silversmiths resided Imposing
palaces lowered in tbe suburbs with
doors and columns,ef pure TURQUOISE
The windows were made of precious
stones brilliantly polished. AT The
sapptuons teasts of the prince Of the
land enchanting slaves served the most
delicate dainties on goldenf dishes
There were mountains of ofal risinl
above valleys revelling in towels, will
crystal streams Ehsse Dot ton consistes
of pure silver sand g
The disappointment Of the sPaniard
was great, A nnmbey0f larEe fndisl
villages were found WHOSE 1nk ks6it4nt
subsisted upon the fruits OF q primitivt
agriculture. The frngality and Thrift
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! tlNa pI.ttfet e6nFtbl LSRan codnty

In tile District C6nTtoiE6gan county
oklahoma Territ9gy,...
Helena Reed, plaintin, vs. q. 9 Seely.
@Atite H. StHly j 3, Johnson, aud
"a ]onnstor wheeler, betehdants Mo-
G5adl Jon ob el> l1l lllllo - ,
y fheRbove 'namtd deftndanE ]. II
Johnson, will take notice mat hc has
been sued in,the dhrieL court Of To-
gan county, 0Nabpnia Teyilory. by
The ab6ve fhned plaintlf, tltieua
Reed, I'M auI netion4 Gn1a pr3m i4tory
Rd1 u gwen 1Bhlbeu said defr-niahis Il, O.
G. ..>egly,. and, Alice vi ,Seelys the cay
mrniof WHICH said note is secnr:d hy
Pa aifiirtgage sought u BE foreclhs,d ia
said action which said mo feasd rDy-
srso Ahe1 following 9pYopertysn bI,Niti
! Lot three. dl3l aud i've feel OF the
nurli side OF lot four (i) la block
/ ftwcntyi TIRES. .31 IN that subdivision
lrfahclcity OF tiatisrie7 knowhas Fast
lSintbRje,I sseeoIlingon to tlIne nr,>lrded
platr hereof ana situlted ~ .l.'laar
comfy, and Oklahoma territory. And
whereas il is alleged in The petition oi
fEafd pfaInfIH, Helena Reed, that tht
defendant j. II. johnson. claims an
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FIRST FmblislISd h' T6a DNk 9.cpde
NasS' is9tHO
Publication Notice.

Ia the District Court of logan county,
Oklahoma Territory:
L. A, LerneE plaintiff, VS.. Mattie Ler
ner, defendant Lu..oc
The above named defendant. Matte
Lerner,, viii take, NOTICE THAT she has
been suedih the district court OF Lp
gan. county, oklahoma territory by
The above named plaintiff LIZA. iier'
! ner. and that she must answer oriothi
erwise plead on or before the sth Gay
of June 1895. or petition Of said plain
tin Will be. taken as true and judgment
rendered 'aceotdingfy, granting de-
..eraa at t-dlseAss-assd--fo --for-evst-'-of-r
Witness my hand and the seal oi
said court at Guthrie. this 9TH day OF
May, A. ID. 1895.
LOUIS + PITTS, Clerk,
lSeal by l.. J. PITTS Deputy.
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FIRST published IN Daily Leader
May II, 1895. .o
Notice for pubiicatiOn."

In the District Court Of Logan county,
Oklahom& territory.
j. r. Douthitt, pluntifbj vs.. Levina
Douthitt, defendant. No, 1920,
The above named defend ant Eevjpa
Douthett, will takei lnqtipe uthat
sheNhas been sued 10 he,distfict
courtof Logan countyt lOldalietna lby
the above named plaintiff, p. Dou-
thitt, and unless she appear and an
swer or otherwise pleah on or before
the 29tR day OF Jpue, J sg5, lthe pc
dlion ofthe said plaintiff viii be taken
as true and Judgment rendered accord
ingly9 granting 10 said plaintiff q de
Greg OF diverce, care and custody of mi
non children, and for costs OF suit
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court at Guthrie, jn said eonuty
and territory, THIS 10th day Of May,
A. ID. 1895. ssL. Is fitts. yGisns<.
seal By l.. J. Pitts, deputy
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.llN0line OF. pnhIiration.l 1

FIRST phbiishe,l IN the Guthrie Daily
,I-i3 -T Leader, April "a. "'
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First published In DailyLeader
L. -. IL Mch IpQ ---


So .ls s.t Mch. eq
- annf 'd Notice.
In the district court of Logan county,
b, Oklahoma territqrS,. l..I
Katie Williams, plaintiff rs David
Williams, defendant. .,.f
The above naued defendant David
Williams, viii take, notiec that he has
been sued in the district court qf Logan
county okIPholnu territory, by Katie
Williams, PlaintiH, praying for de-
cree of divorce and that you the said
defendant; David Williatny, musL ap.
pear and ahswcr or CthtrNiSc plead on
or before the 10Th day 81 May, 1895. or
tho petiiion'ot the sfid iahiutiif will
be ta&eni as Dtrne aud iudg meht rem
dered accordingly, granting a Recree
bot disoq,cJ diid tdI eosts' 81 snit' ""
Wilgsfs Plg h4pA lanlbfhs @seal. of
said court this 9sth day of March,
lso59b1o 1tHISuis.RS Pit,s. titrA
Glsepll !Lun Hh9sdsPp4Y II dPIs
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Notlce TO suhscrlNrrs

Subscribers to The Leddcr who fail
TO receive their papers prpmPqylevcr
morning will please report .Speh Gail
ures 10 this Office at once
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As a remedyifor ant forms Of head
ache Electric Filters Bas proved 70 be
the very besQ3 II eftecl&a d permanent
cure; and the most dfeAped case of
halitual siclg headache yields to it's in
lAuepee. We uree5all who age afflicted
t6Spfoeure q botlle, and givd this REM
ed%A hir triab In eases of.babitual
constfP4tiop Hieetric BitieTs cures by
giving The nesdedztonetozt ths bowels,
and atekN 0Ssds long resist the use OF
this meaidine. Try ii once, Large
bottles only fftg eents at JSeatonian
drug store. h>s - 4 /f
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The Santa Fe route now has through
chair car line to Omaha, Neb,, via Su.
peror. Leaves Guthrie at 1 p, m 2
l.. r. DELAHEY. Agt
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4oqea fvep cb fa.i -sH'l aassfhsi q ~ 10 'f''aft
M!'.'ljO'':,)'NEEp[,2 "

Bee 9IIqCb nh mh % th Avenue Wewaee abMaT
h conn hqm Wear gu n m
~
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-29
It's Dangerous Ground

That you stad on-with a cough or 6 cold, and your blood impure. Out of just these conditions comes consump- ton.
 You must do something. In the earlier stages of consumption, ard in all the conditions that lead to it, Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical discovery is a certain remedy. This scrofulous affection of the lungs, like every other form of scro- fuls, can be cured by it. In severe, lingering coughs, all bronchial, throat and lung affections, and every disease that can be reached through the blood, it is the only medicine SO effective that, once used, is always in favor. Pamphlet free. Addrrss, Worlds Dispensary Med ical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.