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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-03

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-03

lP you want good days fun, go to
Wheeling Park on Monday, August 8.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-03

GALESMAN tMEDIOAL)-WANrE TED
= 10 call on physicians with largo hnl I'm
pDftNnt surgical work almost rcalr, An excel
icnl income can bD earned by physicians OF
otkCfs VI good address state age aud experience
Lack nav ihil Philadelphia Ia mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-03
Anour pnopLE,
Strangers In the CITY anI wheeling Folk.
Abroad.

Abroad.
Mr.. George II. Parks. a we'll known
former Wheeling man, 10 making him.
self very popular with the people Of
Olive Hill, KY, at which place he Is
superintending the Establishment OF a
friedrich plant. The anniversary OF his
birth occurred recently. and greatly TO
the surprise Of Mr.. Parks, the Olive
Hill bAndgaye him adeightful sorenade,
alter which refreshments were served,
and handsome hat was presented to
Mr.. Parks. He made very appropriate
and amusing speech, aud al preient en-
joyed the evening immensely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-03

the world, by experienced
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-07

Papans are associated with Mr.. Wright
in his new find. If the property con-
tinues as good as it now is it will prove
bonanza to the owners. The first
shipment went $40 in gold and 30
ounces in silver to the ton, leaving
them a handsome margin after paying
all charges. The manner in which
they made the find is worthy of men
tion. The men had secured lease on
a property in the vicinity of the mine
from Joe Lane of Adobetown. They
did not know the exact location of the
property, and mistook an abandoned
prospect hole for Mr.. Lanes prospect
and went to work at it. After working
a few days Mr.. Lane came up to see
them and told them that they were
not on his property, and that they were
working on ground open to location.
He advised them to locate it and they
lost no time in doing so.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-07
Mrs. Joe EaineS is quite ill.

Mrs. Joe Eaines is quite ill.
w. J. Ennis, of Ennis, tarried in the
City Thursday.
Hon. H. D. Rossiter of Sheridan,
was in town Wednesday.
A slight shock of an earthquake was
felt here Friday morning.
Fl. Pollard returned from trip to
the Pony country Saturday.
Misses Mabel and Lottie Elling
spent the week at Valley Garden.
Supt. Todd Rodgers of the poor farm
was in town several days this week.
Mrs. William Hall and daughter,
Miss Katie, left for Seattle, Washing
ton, yesterday morning.
Dean Vickers and wife left Monroe,
Nebraska, Wednesday for Virginia
They will arrive Saturday.
( Mrs. Annie Hall and her son Jesse
Mrs. Cheely and Miss keta Elline
visited friends in Leiterville this week
N. E. Hammer. the we'll known Dill
lon clothier, and DIR. E. p. DUNCAN
! also Of Dillon, spent day in Virgini'
this week. ':'' :"~ ...
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-07
CITY AND COUNTY
FARRELL AND vARNEY DIS
SOLVE PARTNERSHIP
After q Business Association Of More
Than q Quarter OF . Century
wright's Important Find Other
Local News.

A deal of considerable magnitude
which concerns firm that has helped
to make history in Madison County,
was consummated in this city last
Wednesday. The transaction dissolves
the we'll known firm of Farrell and
Varney, who have been operating ex-
tensively in the horse breeding business
on the Madison valley for long term
of years. BY this deal T. J. Farrell
becomes the proprietor of the firms
interests which consists of one of the
best and largest ranches in Southern
Montana and large herd of horses.
The ranch is known as the "F V"
ranch and contains 1000 acres of land,
abundantiy watered by five creeks
which flow through it. The exact
price paid by'Mr. Farrell for'his part
ner's interest is not known but it is
understood to be handsome figure.
Mr.. Farrell will devote his entire time
and attention to the business, and will
make his home at the ranch.
Both gentleman are too we'll known
in Madison county to need individual
mention. Messrs Farrell & Varney
we're here long before the MAD1soNIAN
came into existence. They have been
associated in business for more than
80 years, spending the winter OF 1864
together in Salt Lake City, and in
1880 formed an active partnership,
when they went into the horse breeding
business on an extensive scale. Mr..
Farrell has held numerous positions
of public trust, and his record as citi.
zen and as an official is unblemished.
The name of o. B. VarneY has be-
come synonym of honesty and solidity
He come to Virginia with Henry
Elling in 1885. Mr.. Varney will
devote his attention to the cattle
business and will make his home
at his ranch south Of and adjoining
the F v property.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-07

The young people of the Epworth
League gave Mrs. G. E. Morse a very
pleasant farewell party Monday even
ing, at the parsonage.
T. F. Pollard, P. H. Gohn, Irene
Trilby French, L. D. Hall and M. E.
Mclean attended the dance at Twin
Bridges Friday evening.
Misses Grace Herndon, Nellie Cole,
J. M. Herndon and Master Rodney
returned home, after two weeks tour
of the Park, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Duncan, Mrs
Manlove and daughter, Mrs. John Reid
and Mr.. Naham Parker went to Twin
Bridges Thursday to the fair.
Mrs. f. l.. Smith left for Twin Bird.
ges Monday, where she will have charge
| of the fair restaurant this week. John
Thomas of this city will assist her.
Mesdames Cheely, Code, Byrd, Mis-
ses Edna Thomas, Hannah McGovern,
w. w. Cheely and County Attorney l..
l.. Galloway left for Twin Bridges,
Friday.
J. u. Clem, secretary of the Sheridan
Bicycle syndicate and proprietor of
the Ruby hotel, accompanied William
O'Brien, the Chicago dry goods drum
mer, to Virginia this week.
John M. King has just made ship
ment of ore from the U. S. Grant the
returns on which were very satisfactory.
Mr.. King expects to put the mine in
shape for active work next summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ramsey of
Kalispel are visiting at the home of
| o. D. French of this city. Mr.. Ram
sey was associated with Mr.. French
and Maj. Elling, in the building of the
! Silver Spring Touring mill years ago.
Commissioner George Chrisman who
come in from Pony this week states
that the absorbing topic of conversation
in that section is the rumored sale Of
Messrs Elling and Morris group Of
mines.
Henry Weppler surprised his friends
by getting married at Pony last Sun
day. The fortunate young lady is Miss
Eta Barnes Of Lynn, Mass. There
have been all sorts of matrimonial ru-
mors concerning the superintendent Of
the Norris stage line for some time
, past and this is the happy elimination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weppler will set up
housekeeping in q cozy homo in Red
, Buf'.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-07

The county institute will be held in
this city, October 81 to 25 inclusive,
and as under the new law attendance
is compulsory, there will be between
40 and so teachers in attendance. Those
not excused by the superintendent are
required to be present, the superintend-
ent being authorized to revoke certiti-
Gates of absentees. Prof. E. A. Steere,
state superintendent of instructions,
will be present, and associated with
him as instructors will be Prof. G. W.
Birchard of the Twin Bridges Normal
school, Prof. John G. Mahoney OF Sill
YER Star, and Prof. F. w. Mcfarland,
principal of the Sheridan schools.
With such corps of instructors the
institute ought to be a success of pyro-
technical brilliancy.
The law allows bnt $25 for the ex-
penses of the county Institutes. To
meet and take care of the deficit Miss
Herndon proposes to give an entertain
ment one evening during the session
and will draw on the visiting, as vel
as the local talent, in making up the
program thereof. Such an entertain
ment would be literally patronized
and the amount raised ought to b.
ample to meet all expenses.
Prof. Steere will deliver a lecture
one evening, as will also the othe
instructors, although the arrangement
as to the program, have as ye.
assumed no tangibility.
Miss Hernd0n has received the re
ports Of the various district clerk
recently engaged in taking the count
census Of school children. Two dii
:tricts, Fish Greek and Magdalen hav
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-07

Miss HerndOn states that the efforts
of school book agents in Madison cOun-
ty. have been comparatively futile, and
for the coming season, at least, there
will be but few changes in school
books
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-07

w. H. Wright of the recently dis
covered Unien mine, WAS In town
Saturday. Frank Nevins and Fred
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-07

not yet reported. The result of the
census shows the school population of
Madison County to be 1858. The re-
suit BY districts, is as follows:
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-07

tContinued On last psge.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11
Tho Durraut Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. lO.-Anothor
week Of Tho Durfant trial opeued TO-
DAY, after three days Tost. Too
couit viii sit tomorrow and Thursday
anu viii then possiuly take "a recets
until the following Monday.
Tho Witnesses today were all Of the
searching parry when the garments OF
Blanch Lamont were discovered CON
coaied In hooks and crannits OF tho
belfry Of Emmsnuul church.
John 4. Dare, prosecuting attorney
Of p9lioe court n. q, testified that uh-
der tho head VI Blanche Lamonl's
body W. II lay In the bUllry had been
placed two blocks OF wood, sucn ~ ave
common In disseoting rooms. Asked
II he discefBed any marks OF foot
prints where the body was founu,
Dare said that the place looked Rs Al
tile body hal been used as sweep,
and az n II bad been dragged ahol.
the room, which was dusty anu un.
tidy.
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MD. Ter ,rorpsde nan,a.

WAsHiNGToS, Sept. 10. Bids were
oppned Today ut the navy department
for the building of three sea-going tot
psdo boats Of about $50 tons ana twon-
w., knots speed. BIDS were az FOL.
lows; Moran Bfolhefs oomuany, Scat
lle, Wath., sl13.8 tor one; Wolfe &
Zsvirkof lt0n wurhs, PottlSnd. Or,
.l6s,7l0 for ons; Union Iron works,
San FrauoiOco, $4,000 for Que.
The Horreihnii Manu- ACQUIRING M
pRDy OF Bfislol, II. L., bid Sl4i,uOU tor
one, or three Ut tho came Tnte 90 plAbs
OF their own. Ine act OF Congress p re-
vided that the three boats shOuiu DO
distributed among fho CstAbllshnonts
II the Pacific coast, the Gull anu the
Mississippi river, IL the Gust should b.
fair, olhorwlfe the secretary may give
thu contrsola ebowh1re. A. tho de.
pnrtnert Wa fraefved IS 900 ON IA .
$40, 900 appropriated i1s Oh boat Tor
armament, leaving $4,000 available,
anu all Of the WEE tern bus ATo in xoess
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The sugar noun,y can,es,.

wAsHIEGroN, Sept l0.-Compirol-
Tor Bowler has received u telegram
from senator Mandoraon, counsel tor
tho OxnAri Engar company, giving
notice that ho would fight ~ appeal
to tho secretary on tho question OF tho
comptrolleI's Jurisdiction, ana holding
that the Comptroller cannot teud tho
su ,nt bounty claimants 10 this court OF
clalms without their consent.
IL Ia assumed that Senator Mander-
SOM contention will be- that the act u
March ., 1857, knawn rs tho Tucker
nct, which authorizes tho department
to peni certain cases 10 tic court OF
olaims, with the consent 81 thB com-
plaiuani," repealed section 1903 Of the
revived statutes, passed June 70, 1865,
under which tho comptroller acted.
This section does not make the consent
Of the complainant condition " tho
reference % the court OF ulaims.
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DOCTOR G. ". SHORES


Positively ausrartesd 10 care livery Case u
Nasri Catarfh Crtsrtb5f iIIH4s9s feiu|fp tofh
i,1Si 80 e'siiti,f,l,i ,fs.,rSs-t
Dlfeetlons ~ ut.pe Df ~ w Shdfss' Famous
Cufstse Nesrfi.sg lr III gsi4ffhai ehfare ftrassN
II y8uf have lstfffh n,tbma. tfargbitt. nav irvst
"a AM rlrr"g5tsi saegtisn N ~ nose. ihfIat
tf1rchIsi tuSss Ia iunrs. u,s Df %. W. Shore ga.
hsI 20 eur. ihs eatauh, sigp tho cough. aass sni
ey ,Hs G,i .i Inv e.f y, t,iisf
Use D. g. W shofes kinsi en- liver Cue, al
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The glorious lime IL At hand now, ~ksn every
slck person In this great country OF ours can
have FJod DOCTOR Can command Tie best
medical aid tho rich arc nblo 20 obtain-in
short the boft help known 10 modern medical
science
Doctor G. W. shores, being. as he 10. all the
time In close companionshlp with those who
suffer with disehio-sceinE and treating thou.
sands-in touch a. II we're with tho world
comprised Of those who sunor-hlwAys study
ing thom and their interests, be Finds that
about twice year. thoro accumulAtel q con.
siderable number Of discouraged. dishcaftcncd
sufferers from seated. obscure and chronic
diseases, In all the different stages aud con
dItons, who have been forced 10 believe that
they cannot be cured. add live on without hope
or ambition forthe future.
Recognizing this most souowful condition.
aud spending hIsiifo A. be docs Ia sho study
aud cndcayor ~ extend tho greatest GOOD TO
the gfcsicst number. uoetor q. ". shores -
rtuuy nov, as Algaye, with = generous rrovi.
ore.
During the month Of september all those
who place themselves undor be care, either In
person or by letter, viii receive carctli exam
nation. diagnos.a, Doctor q. W. chores per
soua care. and all necessary mcdlcilts until
cured At tho whole aud emily rusi % IS 90
month. This leo includes everything nocct
sary 20 elect tho quickest possible cure. NO
matter what tie disease or complication ~ dis.
eases, torc viii be no extras 70 pay luF, uuaOs
lutely no other charge, thnn simply tduU
month untll health O restored.
Ir e. ". shores today RANKS high among
The master spcciaiists uf the Amctitan medical
profession. % ia tho utcailcnrc ~ he tcuect
ed sTstcu Of treatment that givoa meaning and
luHue 10 IT. inuApnusiNontsa, AMI hflFhtcus
aud sianalgis the fact that the tfeftmcut b.
provided Tor everybody, placing the uch and
the poor Oh much on aityoi ~ they would DO
In llfu boat IN a storm on tue ocean.
II has not been very long since everybody
who wanted TO 40 60 and iro iu hir ely, had
70 hire q hack, Sow We can all have amer
anu fnatcr carriage for nickel, and tho pms,
ronaEo that used 10 20 20 tho drivers 0f OK.
pcnsyo aud uncomfortable ratuClump abs,
now goes 10 the cent trains or oIcrtrc ears,
aud every person needing tho services of .
specialist uuwsn-ddya. nnua TO b1ctqr q. ".
SHORES at Xou'a Medical Institute on similar
principle, The attendance dutias The past
months has been something enormous, and II
d estimated that among tho diHcnsus such ~
lung, throat aud stomach tfuullca, nsrvuua
and physical debility catErrh, nnthma, Kidney
And ivcg disease, etc moto caagH afo pru.
scented % Doctor thurra' unro daily, shan a.
!ho oflcca Of al thc famly phyaiciaua 10 salt
LAKE
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no TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
'"elaure Of nu-tnmsuis on hoard
~ A. Weasel Quito rroper.

"selanre OF nustnmsute on hoard
AV' H. Weasel Quito Proper.
"AsluSoroN, Sept. IO.-AI,hough
'.ulelal report OF the fosciblo seizure
eao0a'd IN American steamer OF An
salo bualamenlo by tho san sAiva-
s.ieah onleers nj La Llbcrtad has
eenea WaahiugtOu, II is believed
ny, rom tho presuntntion Of facts
a I.,s 70 1he report, that the srizuTo was
s,",y made aud that tho United
go cauuot make On information al
,ss NV 20 lhis case. For some time after
~ suaF.uk killing Of General Barrundia,
NV pliey of the government was
fI,.u1e'slood 10 be that q passsnger on a
MA states merchant vesaul unlor
M . vHcumssanoes could not DO forci.
~ sehoVed from the shll,, but later
MI, NV ns was u decided qualification OF
u',.uoeulhe, and the position OF tho
b,eSuelhflment was precisely STATED
r,.n'r'tlafy Gresham "a O letter 10 tho
,h,husnl OF the Pacific Mail steam.
lseo SlihpanY, dated December no.
49,, ~ connection with his oomplaint
re,N. ' VIC action OF tho Honaurean
roesuutht In ilriug upon one OF that
p.uy's vessels Tor refusing 10 a..
v,o,, w passenger. Tho secretary
INK, IN paih Gas . comprehenslve
n,ple,1V, u 70 established Ia inter.
%' ,.,al 10" that merchant weasel in
de,,oa pott II within the local jurs.
,f,rsn % TOO country with respsct m
lss,. ,sa or ouendera ngsinnt the law
In ,bai unu 'hat On orderly demand
N o wy euIfender Of uatson necns,J
trbit,..u w due process of law. win
lhs u..'9h 0l warrant OF arrtst In
aluA u the regularly accredited
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Descendant Of Commodore Ferry.

NEwroWr, Il. l., sspt. Il.-ollvsr
Hazard Perry, who SO yosrs ago won
tho famous battle OF Lake Erie, was a
native and citizen OF Newport.
Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont IL u
direct descendant Of CommoIore
Perry. Mr.. Belmont celebrated tho
anniversary nj Brlniont. The exterior
II Htabla Villa was decorated with
nigs OF all nations. Promptly tho gun
,quAd at Newport artillery, with their
two aniiqunIsd brass field pieces NJ.
fiyod ami from an adjacent meadow
flrud salute VI lwoniy-Opc guus, Al
to request Of Mr.. Belmont they
entereu the villa Rnu drank 10 The
memory Of tho ho s's famous ancestor.
Iho day closed with hfeWofks ana l.
dance ~ Now port.
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SIR. PIs,ssl before tho Grand Jury.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 10. - Mra.
Carrie A. Pielzsl, the wife and mother
OF h, II. Holmet's victims, was before
coroner Castor and the county grand
Jury today, with her daughter BesGis.
She told the story VI HOlmu6's move
ment-, particularly Ia leading nor
over the country while he WAS making
away with her children. Sho idsnti.
fed her ron Towards OverooAt, anI
was pfOsiTatoa by grief. Mrs. PIoizul
iirs, described the garment she packed
In September last. IL was then shOwn
10 her. she hursl into lamentations
Eud enid; "It 10 poor HowATd's coat;
oh, must SEQ him."
Mrs. Pieizul was 90 distracted that
the investigation was suspended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11

Reader, did you over take SunoNs
LIVER REGULATOR, tho "KfNd OF
LIVER MEDICINE ?" Everybody necdB
take liver remedy. 10 30 a sluggish or
diseased liver that impairs digestion
and causes constipation, when the waotc
that ehould DO carried on remains IN
the body and poisons the whole system.
That dull, heavy feeling is due TO &
iorpid liver. Biliousncsa, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion arc all liver
diseases. Keep the liver active by an
occasional dose OF Simmons Liver Reg
ulator and you'll get rid Of these trou.
blcs, and give tonc to tho whole sys-
tenn. Fol n laxative Simmons LiyCr
Regulator ~ DIETER THAN PmLs. lt
docs otgripc, nor weaken, but greatly
rClreshca and Strengthens.
Every package has the Red u
stamp on the wrapper. j. IA.
Zeilin - Co., Philadelphia.
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r.rrIhLe Thnnacr slnrm.

soITuATE, II. l., Sept. ll.-oao OF
tho most terrible tbuuder ttorms tx.
periuncsd 10 many yeas hAs iunt
visited thls section ANA $1,000 worm OF
pioDsyly has been destroyed In the
solgub0rhopd II tho former home Of
ex-Oungfewmpn Chafles II. Pave.
Tho ian0us General Lgia,ette trer
wGanplit ia two. fne tFos 10 the only
historical one IN Rhode leland, ami IL
tue onu under when tho general ate
MS dinner while the Continental
lrools were marching from Rhodo
Island 10 Connecticut.
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WAsHINorOS, Sept lO.-rhe pro-
ceediugs nnd verdict OF the court.
martial In this case VI Captain Sumner
Of the Columbia, trlo1 for negligence
In decking his ship ut Southampton,
verdict In advance OF its approval, but
II 10 turmised tho accused has been
found guilty and sentenced to suapen.
sion for ABOUT Ons year, with loss Of
numbers In his grade during, that time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11

DBsvER, Sept. l0.-Wm. Rose, an
undsrlaEei'a afbls,ani, Shot nnd NOR
tally wounded Mr. Phillip Kuhn this
forenoon at hor home. uu shot hnf
four iimee In the haog. lie ran away,
AMI Alihongn cl0bely pursued by u
crowd, mhnogei to reload his revolver
anu shot himsolf In the mouth. lie
Will recover. JealouSy was tho cause
OF thu crime. lie and the woman we're
each about 30 years OILS. The womsn'a
husband ia Philip Kuhn, liceuso in
aptct0r.
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PUBLISHING NAMES.

word Of remark may rot be out Of place
regarding The ut.ifiinF % the names Of
patients treated and cured by Doctor shores
"t should Ike 10 DO truated.'a lady remarked
tho other day, "hut would not like 10 have
my name IN the phplra" Lot it 30 stated that
Doctor shores never publish name or state.
~ ut AGAINST tho wishes OF The patient nor
does he publish a onc-hundrrdth pArt uf tho
Testimonials, letters aud statements received
ftou grateful pauenla. iho statements put.
lishcd arr entirely voluntary and are glGon by
the patients themselves.
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tho Columbian Liberty He'll Ready 10
start.

CHICAGO, Sept. l0.-The Columbian
Liberty He'll starts on It's trip around
the world on Friday morning at S
O'Clock. IL will nrst 20 to thu Atlanta
expedition TO remain two months.
Then II will be taken To New Orleans
aud tho Clly OF Mexico, and from
there to Runnymode, England, where
tho bell will ring In cVmmemoration Of
Magua ChnrtA. The Tess OF the Jour
noy has not yet been planned, but II IL
sue intention 10 have the hell reach
Mount Ararat In 1900 anu ring at n
oongFesa OF representatives from every
religious Organization on earth.
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DON'T MATT.

shpa that have hcon crippled by Tho tenn
pest and entcohicd By hafd voyages, are
mtndcu and urcuFtlouod against coming
thuudura nuI scasluE0uuTs, MNilo Yot IN tue
quiet % the dortH, 10 WAIT UNTIL IilEf
Ai;k A1AiN lutkEu IN TnE MID oCEAN
STORMS u TO TENT the DESTROYING
ANGEt.~i
Dont you wait Take advantage Of Doctor
&, ~, rhQrcsa generous provision Tor this
month aud get treatment care AMI all neil.
cincs Until curud nj tue whole ana only cast Of
ID month Tor everything ana you VIII be 30 a
condition 20 stand Hgainat tue TiEuta aud bliEs
yards OF Water, when thoy cofo.
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JUST ~ nEColfMENDED-f have taken
your medicines and have found ttGm 10 be
ludt a. they were TecommcndoI
MNH. iNu. Cassidy.
Cheney. spokane County. wash.
August 2ith, lsli.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11
$500 A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FREE.
Doctor G. W. Shores Generous Semi-Annua for
AL Chronic Sufferers.


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11
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An patients beginning trcntElrnt
CURING september, no matter what
tho nature OF thc trouble. viii receive
care, treatment, anu nil mcdiciurH
uuiil cured NJ ihc Nhuic ana only cost
% % month. This pays Tor every.
thing. Begin treatment 80 once Tnke
advantage OF this generous provision
Tor all chronic sufferers.