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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-12-04
CharleStcu's Gala Week.

Next Monday Charleston's gala week, her
annual fall festival,'; begins, and ii will
continue through the following Saturday. A
splendid round of amusements has been ar
ranged, bicycle Journeys balloon ascensions,
skating carnivals, football, ETC., not to men
ton open air coacerts, bsrbor excursions,
psrades and so on.
The railroads offer speclsl excursion
rate Of one cent per mile, whick will prob
ably induce many from the interior of the
State TO &c down and soif the salt breezes
from the briny deep.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Sumter Dry Goods Company Sss been
phenomeually successful from the DAY the
doors were opened to the public. 10 their
new advertisement to-day the Cat ls let out Of
the bag and the secret Of their success is
made known. 1t is the cash system, up-to-
date methods and fsi. acd square dealing.
The public should take notice that this firm
is closing out their winter goods. and those
who have not already bought full supply can
get bargains.
Tos Sumter Tobacco Warehouse Co. have
g new advertisement in this issue that Will
serve as hand cook for tobacco sellers.
Sumter is the place to sell tobacco. Read
The advertisement and learn why.
Il HARDY announces the arrival Of car
Load cf we'll broken horses and Car load Of
mules. See his advertisement.
T. C. Scatfe-Hs sock of Christmas goods
ana toys has been received and opened for
inspection. In his advertisement; he invites
me public 70 visit his store, and ne assures
ais patrons of maay years standing that be
will give them better bargains tha' n former
years, for he has bought close aud will sell
the same way.
The Shepheed Supply Co. will haves cooking
exhibit al their store, 232 King Street,
Charleston, s. c., during the Fall Festival,
December 9Th to l4th, and visitors 10
Charleton ere invited to visit the store and
;ospec, the exhibit. Their new advertise
men; contains the Invitation and other inter
esting facts.
J. Ry.tenoerg & Sons are here to stay.
They have been here q long time and have
ne confidence OF 'be public, and what they
say in their rev advertisement caa De relied
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OF Fort Wayne, IND, writes on Nov. %, 1884:
81 was afflicted for forty years with heart
trouble and suffered untold agony. had
weak, hungry spells, and my heart would
palpitatc so hard. the pain would be so acute
and torturing, that became so weak and
nervous could not sleep. was treated by
several physicians without relief and gave
I'D ever being we'll again. About Two years
ago commenced using DR.. Mics Remedies.
One bottle OF the Heart Cure stopped all
beart troubles and the Restorative Ncrvlne
didtne rest,and now sleep soundly and at
tend 10 nv household and social duties with
out any trouble.
Sold by druggists. Book sent free. Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind.
m hE;5ac' RncceainS RaStNra Health
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The wife of Mr. D. Rob:uson, a rromioent
Ino,hermar of Hatwick, \. y, WAS sick
9TH rheu,na,ism for FIVE months IL speak
;,gof il. Mr. Robinson says; "Chamoerlain's
oain Balm is the only .hisg that gave her
nv ress from pain For the reiie: of pain
- cannot he beat" Many very bad cases OF
rbenms s,ism have been cures by it. For sale
., 30 cents per bottle by Dr.. A. j. China.
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DR.. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that az
election for Dispenser and Clerk for
the Sumter Dspensary and p Dispenser for
the Mayesvile Dispensary will be heldat the
meeting of the County Board Of Control
on Mondav, December 18th instant
Applications must be hlei On or before that
da,e W S DINkINS,
Chairman Board Of Control
H. C. CUTTING. Secretary.
Dec. 4-lt.
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State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF SUMTER.
Bu r. Y Walsh, Esq, Probate Judge

By T. z Walsa, Esq, Pro6ate Judge.
WHEREAS, JOHN \: '. MocV nc, Ici1EN'
.ers OF Administration Ct tie estate of and
effects Of THos. r. NcCUTl1ES, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and aGmonl2h AL
and singular the kindred and Creditors of the
said Thos. r. McCu:cher late Of said Coun-
ty and STATE, deceased, that they be and appear
before me. ia the Court OF Probate. TO be held
at Sum,e-, c. H., Oh December lsih 1898,
next. after publication thereof, at o'clock III
the forenoon, 10 show cause, Is any they have,
why the said Administration should not be
Given under my hand, this 4:h day Of
December, Ammo Domini, 1895
T. V. WALSH,
Dec 4-2t Judge of Probate.
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Heart Disease Cured
Bv DR.. Miles Heart Cure.

Painting Weak or Hungry Spells, lrregu-
lar or intermittent Pulse, FlutterinS or Pal
pitation, Choking Sensation, Shortness OF
Breath, Swelling OF Feet and Ankles, are
SYMPTOMS Of q diseased or Weak Heart.
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would have vanished, leaving but rusty
ain upon he earth. Wha. would there
/ be, beyond q few thousand tons OF cut
stone, here aud three a iow pillars OF
chaste doagn, but belonging TO different
and contradictory styles OF architecture,
here and there massive wall, aud small
pieces OF s.aiuary, the treasures OF pri.
vaio residences, which the element,
might spare, 10 record the history Of San
ffaucisco's greatness A. commercial
port, and her importance a. a center Of
art aud OF learning, and a. a city whore
men have thought greai thoughts, con-
summated important inventions, painted
beau iiul pictures, written down brilliant
ideas, produced drAmaH, listened to beau.
iiful singers, and sent out eloquent states.
men who have thrilled nation with
their oratory? Even tho habits Of our
people, tboir ode " domestic life, their
degree Of advancement IN Intellectual
culture, tue fashions Of ihoir dress would
DO impossible 10 determine. our pic.
lures would have moulded away. There
IN not book that was ever printed on
paper that could surviye thousand
years Of neglect. Newspapers, presses,
magazines, typewH ere. bicycles would
be gone. our coins aud the records ot
contemporary Literature would determine
our place In the worlds history
The probability IL that the anclen,s
were well aware Of the uncertainty u
the lie even 0i nati1ns. They lived
oloee to the period In the oArth's hig-
tory whom tho traditions u gtest cat
nclytms were ifosh Ia the menofy Of
the inhabitants Of the earth, ami they
probably were dosir.u, Of leaving
some few evidences u their eKlsIcues
In record on imperlshable material IL
does not follow, however, that these
were the only means they had Of con-
munlcs1ing With each other or with
posierily. Il h highly probable that
their communities were prosperous
anu advanced In arts and industries
lar beyond the most bold supposilions
Of modern scientists
Science and religion are equally In
torostsd In this subject, for II the
former demonstrates that civilization
dates back ~ the very frat appearance
Of man on earth, tho only satisfactory
explanation Of this fact lie furnished
by the latter, that man from the fpt
was guided by the uneuing inIltue-
tons Of his siefnal Father.
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A REMINISCENuE.

A death which lately occurred In
Euglsnd recalls On important incident
10 the life VI that once psmpered but
now pilied daughter and wife Of
royalty, Empires Eugenie Of France.
II was after her Glght from Paris In
1870, when the victorious guns Of the
German army were laundering down
the French dsiontsS, that an American
dentist, Dr. Evans, succeeded In con.
veylng her TO tho littlO coast town Of
DeAuville. II happened that ihors
was only one vessel ia port, the yacht
Gszellr, owned by an old field marshal,
Sir John Burgoyne, a descendant Of
the famous Bfltish general who fought
the American patriots In the war Of
Independence. The empress, who was
In n complete state Of prostfallon, was
quickly taken on board, aud ~ coon
thereafter a. possible the vessel sailed
foT England, laudlng Al the Isle Of
Wighs aiior weathoring q severe storm
In which an English ironclad, whoss
captain was no other than ason Of the
yachts owner, went 10 the bottom
with oil her crew. Lady Burgoyne
received tho distinguished exile on
board the yacht with mothsfly care,
ami her kind attentions soon revived
the dropping spirits Of the empress, 90
that the latter was Hbls really 10 en-
Joy the trip Notwithstanding the heAvi.
ness Of her own heart aud tho isAr-
iul death which thB fury OF the waves
seemed every moment 10 threaten.
She not only gave her hos.eib her en-.
tire confidence, AZ we'll ~ n superb
souvenir In tho form Of brooch Of
,apphiTes and diamonds, but she al.
mitlsd her to a close and uninterrupted
friendship which was accorded 10 but
iow. II is probable, therefore, thst
Lady Burgoyne's death, which oc-
CURED short time ago. was by no ems
more deeply and sincerely mournsd
than by her who had In her dark days
received such slgnal evidence OF true
affection.
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An OLD.1InE srLCIMEN.


The NEWS Ia In receipt OF commu'
niealion from a responsible correspon'
don't IN Butte, Montana, natratlng an
incident that IL deserving Of mention
by reason OF the example and the
warning u conveys. We suppress the
nAmee, but they arc at hand aud the
facts stated o,n be- proven II Necessary.
On Nov. 8, at a restaurant In thst city,
man began to talk In very hard
terms about tho Mofmons Aui their
evil ways. When his Language be-.
came too offensive, n member Of the
Church, who was In the room, put his
newspaper away and said 10 the
slanderer, al profess TO belong to that
Church myself Please give me your
name, and 1 shall inquire into your
troubles, add, since there IL law that
Church msmbers must riRht their
wrongs, 1 can assure you that
there IL way for you 10
&c, redress" Tue large mum.
"'' VI hs'ene's po0'nio i"'e''s'ou'
nnu inc supposed W'ong'suneiet hAu
10 own up no appeared sufpfiseu'
anu very Teluoahtiy gave MS name
MS complain. was 'hA' 'ho motmoh'
"ouli not give MIN WORK because ne
was not OF 'hef iai'hi also 'hh MOI
mon hAu cheated MIN OUT OF slooi anu
furthermore 'hh ne W" SICK IN a
Mormon hotel In m luAho town. ana
was oSerehArged Tor little services hls
grievances were noted uown' snu
hstt gay ne "" SHOWN q
ie"ef OF inquiry 10 presiding
mormon authority In we town
"hefe no sAid ne hau been Imposed
upon hu' no Gu no. wa" iot any
answer 70 Gomez no ien buue neh'
uAS' anu hAs ho' aho"h up SINCE ihs
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eddy all right In a small boa. designed
principally for passenger traiilj. but
whether II could be applied to larger
vessels IL doubtful, a. these are con
slfuoled 90 40 to resist when loaded the
pressure Of the water from without
rather than the wsighto Of the load from
within. To design vessels Of large
carrying capacity for the don0le pur'
pose Of ttavofslug land snd water
would seem 10 make radical rtv0lu.
lion In naval construction inevitable.
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clinton, Missouri

Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug
glsi, and n prominent citizen Of IN.
snteTprising town, says; 81 sell some
forty different kinds Of cough REM
sdles, but have never ~ my expert
enoe sold 40 much ~ coy one article
ne have OF Bdidrd'S Horehound
Syrup. All who use It say lie the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold
Consumption, and all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, they have ever
tried" Iii Aspeeiflc for Group and
Whooping Cough. will relieve q
Cough In one minute. Contains no
opiates, Bold by z. q. NJ. /. Drug
Store.
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SHIPS rOR LAND AND SEA.

One Of the novelties lu ship building
IL a steamboat that propels Itself on
land ~ well NJ In the water. The
idea OF moving ships ON dry land I,
not exactly new, engineers having FOL
years suggested that a railroad might
DO built across tho Panama islhmui
for the transportation Of vesspiA from
ocean to ocean, but n boat propelllnE
itself 10 certainly something novel.
The amphlblous boat Il now In use
In Denmark on the island VI sjelland
aud ON II passengers are carried Acros'
the beautiful lakes VI Lyngby, Fur
aud Farum az well as across islhmuses
that separate thom. II lisa little YES,
sci forly-tye long and ton feet broad,
with an engine OF twenty.seVsn horse.
power, and carries about seventy PISS.
sengers, The cost Of 4, IL 80, 400.
In La Nature a detailed description
Of the boat 10 given. Near Fiskstnh,
one Of the most beautiful localities Of
Denmark, It crosses the islhmus that
separates Lake Fur from Farum, a
distance NJ about 1000 feet A pas,
tAgeway has been built here with a
railroad track that runs down into the
lRkes. When the boat Ia ready 70
cross, an iron bar furnished with oogs
Is pressed down. These oogs engage
with the ar0or " the screw anu sel
four wheels In motion, two In the
stern and two In the bow. The wheels
which are plaCei horizontally then
touch the rails anu tue boat hscends or
dsscends the track. The bottom Of the
boat Is quite fat aud the wheels
large Rnd Hanged like those OF rail.
way trains. When the boat on
tiers firm ground the screw work.
In open air and when IL
has descended the boat grad.
ually settles ngain Ia the water VITA
Nmovsmrnt OF the iron bar the cog.
arc dlsensased and the wheels bsoom e
lmmOvAble.
The curious arrangement Is undouh'.
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"rREHIsrORlCv ART,


O"s OF the characteristics OF the pres'
ent age " the discovery OF evidences
~ ancient CIVILIZATIONS that must have
existed In the very Infancy Of man
Kind on this earth. The wondsriul
triumphs OF arol 10 dogy Ia Egypt,
Babylonia, Assyra, dfseoe, have been
followed by, u possible, stlll more start
ling nnds on tue American continents,
ana as the researches are being carried
on In different par1s OF The earth, The
evidences multiply In favor OF Tie con-
ciuslon that ciVlliEa1lon 10 ab'ut A. old
as mankind iiseli'
speei.hOns OF so-cAlled prehistoric art
generally give the impression that the
civilization they represent was crude,
but az Investigation continues II be.
comes clearer that this idea must be-
modified. The Literary Digest repro.
duees from La Nature hone illutlra.
lions OF objects Of art recently un-
eArihsd In France, which prove
much skill ami artistic power. They
are iragmsnIs Of ivory staluelles,
representing human figures, and the
author In La Nature does not hesitate
to cay they recall ia their vigcr ana
sufene's Of touch the unfinished
statues OF Miehael Angelo, Tor In.
stance, the Captive at the Louvre.
they Wers carved, II 10 thought, 81
the remote period Of time whom gla.
olers covered great part Of tho eur.
face OF France and Immense htrda OF
animals furnished man with food anu
clothing AMI material for the expires.
sion OF his artistic feeling.
The most Interesting Of these ancient
relies Is the head Of wOmAn,As show.
ine the general oharaoIerlsllca OF the
human race Ia those remote ages. The
length OF the nose IL extreme ami, on
tho contrary, tho part Of tho face COM
ptiSsd between the nose and the sx.
Ifeniily OF the ohin " very dlminu.
tive. The cheeks ars protuboani, the
vissge flAttened, the nose reirsating, as
Win inc MongOls' but VrTy noliot.
able 10 the pOiut ut the chin, formed
,h. ,,.s,tD, 49, .,,.t'L, -
~ wv o""'sn' HusA
starting nom tue lObes OF the ears. Add
10 this round, bfnehycephnlou. head
-, ..'.,ti.... A., a.. ,.....,
anu a"o'I'us III tue temporal REGION
aud by these two ChaTaclefistica-the
apyuIar chin aud tb, ,,,t,,h.,.,,,
Wu pIeh--lhe menu recalls th0Ae OF The
modern BAlQuos.
Tn. h,.t.',,oss n, th. ,...,...t 80
~ NJ
ranged IN parallel itflps, recalling dis
uuetly that Of the ancient EyyniIaps
,--,-
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A loud RUG OF your dOorbell In the
dead hours Of night Ia alarming. BG
30 the hfst hollow sound OF n ooug h
rom ones husband, wife, son, OF
daughter It's disesse knocking, with
perhaps a certain silent visitor waiting
not Tar away. Arrest that cough
stop H. Stop II NJ the start. A few
Jays use Of Ely's PinsolR Balsam and
The danger IL past, Relief ia immedi.
ate; n cure certain. This remedy II
rich In the curative principles OF the
balsams anu also contains certain In.
gradients that are new,
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A Bound Llv.r Make. a wan MAN.

Are you Bilious, Constlpatsi OF
troubled With JAundioe, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain ia
Back aud bstWeen the Shoulders, lila
and Fever, etc. II you have any Of
these symptoms, your LIVER IL out OF
otieT, aud your blood IL slowly being
poisoned, because your Liver dosH mol
act properly. HEkBISE will cure any
disorder Of the Liver, stomach or
bowels. IL has no equal M Liver
Medicine. Price rs oon,1. Free trial
bottles At z. q. n. 1. drug store.
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This wonderful Llnimsnl IL known
from the Atlantio TO the Pacific, and
from I've Lakes to the Gut. lti. the
most IeustIating Linimont In The
world. IL will cure Rheumatlsm,
NeuTalglsi Cuts, spTAin', Brulass,
wounds, Oli sotes, Burns, Scialic.,
sore Throat befs ChS,i and all In.
Illumination, after All others have
iailod. II will cure bAtbed VIE Cup,
and heal ell wounds where proud II .,h
has act In, II istqualiy Viiicisut ter
an,mNls. Try II .nl you will not bs
Without u. Prioe 80 cents. Bold by
z. y. M. l. Drug Store.
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1T iss singular fact that two Of the
prominent Republicans In Maryland
who aspire 10 succeed Senator Gibson
are named respectively yelling ton
and Bonaparto. Another coinoidenos
Il that Mr.. Bushnell, who defeated
Mfr. Campbell Tor governor OF Ohio, IL
himself a Csmpbellite.
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Buy sil your medicines at Godbs
Pitts Drug %.

The direct line to Kansas City, 81.
Louis and Atlantic ssaboard, Is via
mo Missouri Pacific Railway, from
PUEBLO Through sleeping and chair
elfsi and all connections made In
Uulon depots In the day time. II you
are going East aud care for n daylight
ride through the gtandost scenery Of
The Rocky Mountains On route, see
that your ticket Teads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free 10 holders Of regular
train tickets.
Il. h. KoosEB, g. r. a p. A.,
q Morlsn Block. Salt Lake CITY,
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EN.GovERNoR CAMPBELL, Of ohio,
is ono Of tho most violent antagonists
Of tho third tsrm idea for President
Cleveland. But unless history bellies
him, MI Campbell ha, been about
three times candidate for governor
OF ohio. The difference betve cen him
aud MI. Cleveland IL that the latter
10 now in tfilce while tn former isn't.
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= cup ~ mulu. ne Ia a1l SHult.
some, nelthbr l. b0ttie OF muddy
medicine. One way 10 know n reliable
aud skillfully.grephred blood.pnrider
Il by ~ freedom from sediment.
Ayers Sursaparilla Il always bT ght
aud sparkling. because II IL 40 extract
ana not dsr1c ton.
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II sscalti bsiuga confirmed dye.
p'p,io by taking Ayers rills In time"
lnio IL the experience 0f many.
AyaFs Pills, whether ~ an after-diu-
nvr pill or asa remedy for liver COM
plaint, inJlgcsll5u, natulency, water
bfash, and nausoa, are invaluable.
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THERE Is one danger the Demo.
Gratis will escape for few elections to
come-Ihey will not be troubled with
that election allmen, known as over.
confidence.
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The use Of Iislia Hair Remover
prom1i's the growth Of tho hair, aud
restores It, nsluTal color and beauty,
Trees the scalpof dandrun, letter, and
all impufitipf
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TEETH MAKE FACES

Aud .. u. kcysor Dental Pario--
makes the teeth tie best for The lowest
prices. Remember. you ARE not get.
ting ~ cheap set OF teeth Tor % cheap
price. hut n high.eins- set of teeth for -
cheap price.
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Ihat you con 20, the test candles In
MS city NJ tue new KoliE Handy
Kitchen, 90 South Main Street,
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MANY EsrEEMED eotemporarios up.
pear grievously worried because Nor.
moni'm IL still prevalent In Utah.
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MUNYON'S
Cold and Cough Cures
Promptly Encctuai IN Curing Grip.
Colds Rnd coughs, aud n sure Pre-.
vcntivc Of Pneumonia nud all Lung
Diseases.

Munyon's Cold Cure will positively
break up the gflp or a cold IA a few
hours N tnkon Ne soon as tho cold ap.
pears. Whom tho cold reaches the lungs
and there H. cough and oppressed BREATH
ing Munyun'g Cough Cure, used In
Attenuation with the cold Cure every
half hour, Will eilec, and immediate
euro. Whom there II pain In tho chest
Munyon's plaaers will give great
relief aud act ns a preventive Of pneu-
monia and lung troubles.
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The ursrurr Tvrsfvo Nav erlh.l'he4 4i..3
fsrfny a4repisd. 81 coruee South Hud last Temple
Eirreff su't lake CITY, - .
man Hilton AZ 555 ., m. Regular Ediuen At
1is ussrntr sr,r wrrrtt Nrws II Published
on TUESDAY aud Irg1y OF each woet
The t.lnrt wriuir 90 magazine form 70 PUP
islod even Saturday
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See dental announcement OF Or
Humolbnugh's, a, s32 ami 1873 Atlas
block, 80 West Second south Street.
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Its Nrws Il IN sale At me principal Hotels, Nou'
Stands aud on ai passenger trains leaving The CIV
snef b m daily
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Buy all your drugs anu medicines
at old reliable Godbe Pitts Drug Store.
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With dangerous drugs2 Why not try
Munyon's New and improved liomro-
pablo Home Remedies A separate
specinc for each disease. AbsolIIsly
harmless. Positive aud permanent
cures. A. druggists. IS cents a bo to-
Personal letter. 60 POT MunyOn, 1905
Arch : root, Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with iul modi PAL advice Tor any dis.
ease without charge.
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IHE uIAH IuNK HOUSE

WILL PAY CASH FOR LAGs, BONEs,
w scrap ron, metals, rubbeTa and all
Kinds Of bottles. g. IS East Eighth South 81
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sutscrtsrs charging hs'r place % resiiones
th1uil aiuays give former as we'll ~ present al'
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I'm ACCOUNT or our LARGE AND ~.
" creAsing trade We must have goods
ANY thing In tho furniture line you hAye 10
fell We want Come and see ua before selling.
NJ Weber, 9lI, 40. III state street
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A FAMILY HOTEL,
Salt Lake City.

RATES-sa.oo per day. Location
Central Table Unsurpassed New
and Modern, A. FRED WHY,
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