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share OF his estate. The prosecution IL the
result OF the action Of an English insur
| ance company. which issued the policy on
Alfred Ablly's life.
Lconine Ablay died on Feb "a. Is9,
and 1t was supposed that influenza, com
pilcnted with pneumonia, was the cause of
hcr death. The physician had no suspt.
cion that the death was not duo to natural
causes.
On March l6, 1893, Mmo Joniaux cayc
banquet TO celebrate the promotion of
her husband to his present position. One
OF the guests was her uncle, jacques Van
Den kerchovc, n man 60 years old, Of large
fortune and resident in Client, who was
shortly to be married to his mistress. by
whom he had son, whom he had lcgiti
mized, though the fact of his coming mar.
rihsc and of tho legitimzation was not
known to his family. After tho banquet.
which lasted five hours, NJ Jacques Van
den kerchoye fell In q fit and died tho
next morning, as tho doctors thought, OF
apople1y, to the great grief Of NJ. and
Mine. Joniaux
Alfred Abiny was y rowing brother of
Nine. Joniaux, who had como into the
army, married and lost his wife, migrated
to Bucnos Ayrcs and to Paris without
making his fortune and then turned IN
Ike bad penny in Antwerp, whero he
took up his abode with his sister. She.
strangely enough, welcomed him warmly
he did not long enjoy her hospitality. for
= few weeks after his arrival, or on March
last, he suddenly died Of heart disease
u OF what passed for it. Alfred AbIay
was insured In the insurance company for
Ioo, ooo francs for the benefit of his sister
md tho company, becoming suspicious,
LOOK steps to have Albert's body cxhumetl
ana post norton examination made of
u: This was done shortly after the arrest
u Mime; JoniauS, and it was subsequently
stated that ten grains Of morphia, more
than enough to have killed him. were
'ound In the stomach.
Nine Joniaux has rot ceased to protest
,cr Innocence, and the case has aroused
much interest throughout Belgium 10
muse CT the social position Of tho accused.
Who belongs TO one Of tho best families of |
he Kingdom.
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BRANDING A CLAIM FALSE
Worlds Fair OmcisIs Expose . Pre-
tender to- IN Award,

Worlds Fair OmcisIs Expose . Pre-
tender to IN Award.
A most discreditable result of the late
Chicago Worlds Fair is the fraudulen,
advertising OF awards never received by
Chicago baking powder firm. Official,
oil the Exposition are much inceDse,I
and have notified the offending parties
mat the IDisstatements must cease.
They are detied, however, by the Chi.
Cage concern, who continue to advertise
The false statement that they received
the highest award for strength, purity
and excellence. Mr.. Thatcher, Chief Of
Agricultural Awards, shows in his letter
that the awanis granted were for an
exhibit of baking powder" merely, not
Tor superiority; while the Judge of
Awards on Baking Powders writes a
letter saying that mo such award wa.
given to the Chicago company" as the
com pany claims and aivertisee.
Another fact in connection with the
baking powder business at the Chicago
Fair has come TO light. The identical
baking powder made by the Chicago
concern, and 20 brazenly advertised as
having received the highest award for
purity and excellence, it now appears
was found by the analysts who made
The tests at the Fair to contain traces of
and sulphates.
The officials believe that though tbey
nay he powerless to stop the misleading
publications. Of which they complain,
he quick wit OF the people will doubt.
ees detect the spurious claims and lie
do 70 apply the proper remedy.
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Here is n story told by city curatc.
to whom the experience happened on
the occasion Of his first wedding. The
rector had told him to DO careful to Oil
rp tho register with the correct ages OF
the bride and bridegroom, The cere-
mony having been gone through. the
happy couple, who were OF mature age,
adjourned to the vestry to sign tho reg.
ister
Tho bridegroom. when asked his age.
gave it ut once as 60. but the bride.
with tho modesty natural to the sex.
merely said she was Of full age, while
when demonstrated with she pertly told
tho eurate that 1t was not the first time
sho had gone through the ceremony, and
she meant to insist upon her rights.
Finally, US tho bride remained OBJ
durate, the bridegroom. thinking to put
matters straight. told the curate tho age.
Far from serving as tho oil ON the wa
tors. this only made matters worse. for
the bride flew into passion and insist
ell upon she bridegroom tollip; her how
no knew her age.
Il looked at your family Bible. my
dear, - was tho quiet rejoinder.
And what right had you. pray. %
take such liberty before we were mar,
riod;" And tho two. who had come to
church ns atfectionato as pair OF turtle.
doves, left in q pet. Tho curate who
was responsible is still wondering wha,
wa tho final upshor OF this unfortunate
Incident -Loudoa Ti..Bits.
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1t is desirable-in fact, INDISPENSABLE
Tor COOL work that farmer should
know how many acres are in his field.
otherwise lie cannot apportion seed or
manure for it, nor can he tell how much
time 1t shoull take to plow, harrow or
cultivate. A COOL cotton cord, the size
OF pillow line, should be KEEP. for this
purpose. To make one, buy sixty-sev.n
Ieet OF cotton rope an inch round, fasten
a ring at each end and make these rings
precisely sixry-six feet apart. Thi. is
Tour rods. Tie piece OF red rag i'm ,h..
center. One acre uf ground Will ne a
pierre OF these cnri. long and o.
wide, equal to IL by 10 obs, making I6J
square rods To AN acre. III. a,Iyantav,.
oil The rings Is that one person can meas-
ure alone by driving a stsk. in ,h,.
ground to hold the rope while In.
stretches i: out. The rope shonI h.
soaked In tar and then dried. Thi, will
prevent shrinking.
Last year neixhbor OF the writer had
heavy cod plpw.d bv contract at - 20
per acre. Three persons stepped II OIL
One SAID it was 4 ;rrcs, another said i, |
was a little over 5, aud the Ihird sad !, |
was 81 acres. The Contractor s.nt
over AMI got this rope, AMI all live ro.n
measured 1t. AMI it was found L, be ina,
80 acres. He hal paid to have Tho
grass cut OIL II Tor three wears 81 ne,
acre, or 10 each season, rnuntlny il 10 he
I'VE acres IN extent, thu. lOsiny sI5ol
through Ignorance. ''''
Oct a measuring roll and when not in
use put it away. SO that the hand. can,
no' get at u or they will he very apt to
rnt a piece of4t to tie mp harness Inn.
poses. p'''
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Sweet Graduates Eycryuhere

The sweet girl graduate is heard in III.
land. She is coming forth from Vas.a,
and Wellesley and Smith and Brvr
Mawr and many other educational resort,
OF greater or less note and keeping mn
the reputation OF the woman OF the no
rod. just TO show how easy it il. n
young woman passed the Yale classical
examination the other day. OF course
that was the end Of it Us far ~ she wa,
concerned. but it was pleasant nastime
Another Young woman too, the do.
gree OF Ph. d. at JOHNS Hopkins. She
has not decided what she viii do with
IT, but she will probably tack it on the
wall along with four or fve other do.
grees that she has taken ut various col.
ie2es. Miss Jean Nelson was not so for.
tunate. Jean lives ont in Indian, and
was caught in the act Of pilfrrinr exop.
nation papers. Youn; I.cn haye Leep
caught doing this sort Of thing for soy.
eral centuries. but women hayo hoo,
more scrupulous. Miss Nelson nrovcs
however. that there is no Gel,l occnnieI
by men which women may not hon, to
York World.
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ne GATHERED HIS own CLOTHES.


A citizen Of Kiev, Russia. found
fault with tho dinner prepared by his
new cook and rashly embodied his crit.
icisa il cutting sarcasma Tho young
woman heard him in silence. In the
evening ho knocked up against a man
In deserted little street, and when hc
ventured to demonstrate he was yigor.
ously assaulted. Unable to get the bet.
tcr OF bis adversary, Lo determined tc
DO what 10 could at least to identify
Lin later on, and with this object in
view toro his assailant's fashionable
clothes into shrcds. On his return home,
sou:o few hours later, he found the cook
stanG.pS ut tho door. ready to shake tho
Gust Of his house of her feet Tho GEN.
tlen:n, whose wounds and bruises left
him III no very amiablo mood, simply
said: joy be with you! Some timo will
pass before You got another place. And
cs to cEaracter-well, trust me to givo
you enc that will stick
On tho following morning hc Giscov.
cret! that his best clothes in tho ward.
robo wero in tatters and his glossy silk
hat an unsightly wreck. Hastily sum.
Eonlng the other servants to tho room,
ho ansrily asked them what they knew
sbout tho matter, whercupon the nurse
replied that tho cook. in ono Of her
freaks OF fun, had donned her masters
garments and Sorc out to walk in them
the evening before, sticking ON an arti.
lcial laCstachc to help to Keep ND the
iliusloa. Then it dawned upon tho
wretched i2an that his assailans Of tho
day teforo was tho touchy, turbulent
cook Less than a fortnight later he re.
ceived letter through tho city post in.
forming him. il somewhat ungrammas-
ic:l hut rnr,istakablc language. lyon
hed abort tho place. respected sir. when !
you caid I could not get another if I
left yours. Two been in fivo different
places since then. and I'll DO going to !
tho sixth rcxt Monday. Trusting your
bones isn't aching, remain PrasEoyi,.
Sam francisco Argoraut
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LUCK WITH BECK,
Tries an Out.ids I.su- to Get None
and Succeeds.

Irl,, an On,,,,. ,. -, o.,
Nm, s., '"e'
lingo Beck is a member OF the firm OF
Beck Bros, wholesale lanor dealers Al
sos North Frankli, s,,..., Ia, ,.,,.
tad . -..,,'.','.,, =, '''''''''
-. 80 uu'i anu 'f' DECK CON
son.I ~ .ue" y. Increasing ms per
,,om $500, ".'ount U! OUTSIDE spe' HIa'
llon. Several means Suggested them.
$50. o.' eaeh Ie'lh,fed " considerable
80 W "o"ey' AI'er lnGxlh% rs
$500 ~, Ioae 'i'h" q 'flehH suggested
rn y" Nc. as '''e otst investment tor
"shaii amount OF money, ani MIR. Beck.
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TEE NICARAGUA oANAh,

The projscs Of the Nlcarssaa canal hsA
been debated in the e. s. Senate very Wig
orously. One thing should be remember
about that climate; 1t Is death to almost
every foreigner who goes there, aud labor"
ers especially succumb. 1t is said that the
Panama Railroad cost a life for every No
" nat an id "a OF pains and aches Is in this
sentence, Ii Is mo lily due to carelessness.
Every laborer provided with st. jacob,
OIL would be armed against these troubles.
News muscles there are oranpsd with
Iheumstlo pain and they ache all over,
That's just the condition where this spy
sr, ign remedy san do It's best WORK. Tine
fear iut maiady is very much like the break
bous lever in certain parts Of America.
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Father ot tho BrideSroom-D etcr, CO.
ment!nS this close relationship think
IL but right TO tell you that once had
a l!tt!o unp.casau,ncss which involved
tho loos u my liberty Tor n considrra
bio period. Both my daughters are,
am sorry to say. rather Eighty. my dear
w'fo IL suffering from kleptomani,. and
my son was mixed up In little forgery
affair. Won't that make any difference;
Father Of tho Bride-Nos tho slight.
est From tao fact that am quite In
favor OF our alliance you may ,udr.
how matters stand In my family.
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GIG PAY FOR TEA rASrER6
On EXPERT II Reported to Hscafsc sal.
arS Of $50, coo Tear

arS Of $4,000 feaf.
"Since tho Canadian Pacific railroad
was completed and q line Of steamers
established from the orient. said tea
faster to a reporter. Immense cargoes
Of tea have been going there from Chi
ma. Japan and other countries II has
been my business TO examine and taste
various samples from these cargoes. !
have also visited Ceylon and nearly all
Of the tea growing countries Of tho ORR
ent 10 observe tho mode OF putting up
the tea 1t is astonishing the way they
manage 1t adulterate it over there. The
packers are SO skillful that they slip in
n great deal Of inferior tea and work it
of under good brands This makes the
merchants who afterward handle it
complain. Packages Of tea of q certain
brand will he found all that could DO
desired, while other packages bearing
tho Same brand and i'll the same cargo
will DO highly adulterated. AS this tea
is very costly, there is need Of experts to
examine it, They must DO good ones.
for everything depends for tho time be-
ing ON their Judgment. A faster can
only taste a few hours at time. when
he is weakened and has to tako 4 rest.
Besides this, when no begins job OF
tasting. lie must take special pains to gee
himself i'll shape for il. l was about six
weeks getting myself ready for exam
lining some cargoes in the warehouses
hero for tho government Before l be-
gan did not taste intoxicants in any
form and did not even smoke. At tho
same time was careful not to cat strong
peppers or spices. or. in fact. anything
that could diStort the taste. Ono must
DO i'll as perfect condition. in order 10
properly judge Of tho teas no tastes, as
u horse is when prepared for the Derby
He must DO at his best and must feel
that he is. Tho best tea tasters OF tho
country make enormous sums, consider
ing the time employed; $40, n year
Is low sum. aud oftentimcs from SEQ, =
900 to $50. 900 is made. and even more.
know man il the business who mado
$50, 900. 1t all depends on his standing,
tho number of times no is called as a
faster and what ho can endure. San
Francisco Examiner.
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Rules 20 Reg ulatc Our Conduct.

n man should DO wise in dispute. q
lion In tho battle and conflict, n teacher
In his household, counselor in tho ma.
ton, an arbitrator in his vicinity, con.
scientious in action, content with his
state regular in his habits, diligent in
his calling. f.ithful in his friendship.
temperate in his pleasures, deliberate
IN his speech. devoted to his God. 30
ne Will DO happy in his life, easy in his
death and an esteemed example to his
successors. New York Ledger.
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or nr Piefc~s Golden Medical Discovery
even iftrr the disease Ia. pFosrs sgd a.,
lar a, TO induce repeated blrrdlngs Tom
shr lungs, severe lingering cough vtth
coptous cxpcctnration Including ta be- feu
IA! ui4ttrri. great Iops Of ali and Sxtfrn~
erlaetaiioa anal weakness.
DO yGu doubt tina, hundFrd. Of such rs.~s
reported 10 us q, cured BY Golden Med,
iSiI Dt7coSrfy we're genuine eases of thai
dread and fatal dt.esee' toa ned NOT take
our word I0r It. ThrS have Tn nrariy xu~rv
instance, been 80 pronounced By the h~ 1t
and most experienced hons phy.tct.ns
Who have no interest sha,eFrr IN nat..
representing them anil pho ~~Fe onrn
hfphgl7 prriuLsera anA ADVISED axatn,t
trial OF t.oldtn Medical tIt.sogrtv
but who have been forced to eantr.. ths,
q aarpiaars In curative po~~s over thi,
fatal riaiady ait Other medicine. Yah
sh,eh they are acquainted N..ty eod
liver oil and itt hltiy rnietator. .rA
niis;ures bod he-a trir,i ~ n~4fi, Ill ,h~,-
eaaea and hisi either utterly f,st~d r., srn-
At % had only ssrnr / 10 be n-ht litts~ far
short time Extract Of mall wht.arv
anil various PR pafatiou. 81 the hypoph.5a
pliitrs had also been faithfully tired "a yats
The photographs Il Large uaiuA-r af
thosr Cured OF consumption hrsnghitt.
lingering coughs. aayhni chronic .tAnat
eitafrh aud ktrdfrH trlaildl~. have Sr~n
,ktiiiuily rrprodue Il IN book of "a.
pages which will hr mated &, vsu on -
sept OF adtirrss and .tx cent. IN .tar. -,
tou can then write those cured apd tv.rn
thetfe experience Addr~saWuEtn. ptsrrs.
sAhF MEDICAL AssoctArtoN Buaato. Ny
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uOPY CRUSHED TO EADru

WI ~ ssAin In the boron Of dyEpepsc wta
enough 70 supettt ute fof The pssadotoh 81, when
have bAm booxtsd him Out OF his b~tisf In tae
possibility OF eufe, toe real IN stzotant AID sio-
inaahic, tlosteteT's sloma b Biitets. The bill
iou,. the nsryou-, tue dys peptic, the rhslmalie
alike derive speedy ten III from 10 he piai b .
talIle med ellie, persOi suffering fTJui ibdi,
gestian viii gam no positive teimthsnI good
irom tue nsry. uamed cate slimulauts OF cam
meIee. 700 often used isc- l-ssls. Tine bitks Is
n measuIabiy 20 W pteis'tei 10 the.e a. t'iiic,
sinee its pure hasa is modified by tbs coz In
ion vi h lI of vegetable ing ed snts Il the
highest remsnial rteel enee. Malaria /, lfe'
vsn Ell and femedied b, IL, "ud 4 iuiuses sisoi
into the weak and sieAb. A AtaegtassiaI IhGeS
lDes q day h the average dJse.
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THE ANTWERP POISONING CASE.
Tho Trial Of Nine. JOniaux Has Many Ex
traordinary Features.

Tho trial Mt Antwerp OF Nine Henri
Joniaux on charge OF having murdered
her brother, sister and uncle In order to
get their lifo insurance, is tho sensation
OF tho hour in Belgium and has aroused
great interest throughout Europe
Mmc. Henri Joniaux, daughter Of Gen.
oral Jules Ablay and vito Of tho chief en-.
gineor OF bridges and roads for tho Bel
gian ministry Of war. was arrested In
Antwerp on April Is, 1894, on q charge
OF tho wholesale murder OF her relatives
Sho Is accused OF poisoning her sister.
Leonfnc, and her brother. Alfred Abiay,
In order to obtain assurances Of 20. 900
francs and Of 100, 900 francs on their lives.
end also OF poisoning her uncle, Jacques
Van Den kerchove. in order to inherit her
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TELL NuUR FRIENDS.

Hosts of lstiers la Z been written some
to the PROJECTORS OF ALLooVk's Pos ia
PLAsrss', some 10 Gdeni., telling of thelr
inestinable value. Here Is one iron, the
lion. Einund l.. Puts, the late Pnsiitu;
VI the Nes ioik ) ate Senate:
"SlArE OF Nav luh<, ssSst. CaAsbEs.
a BAsf Mach 1t, l>Sj.
l have used ALLtuS.s fUk,Us PLAsrss-
IN nay family iur the pot hse -y-ar-. and
ean HuIhitils say they are aluanio TenI,
edy and eteGt great CUES. snul l not lie
SithuuL theuu | have III sesri al last nee.
gwen ine 10 friead, Suffering ~Ih wa .
I'D lane la L., aIi they ha,e insa iahi /,
auora'd cr'tain a At sp sdy '.ie 1hey
"a ,"ot lie too htshly ,ntn,-hie.i."
BaAsbaErh's fttts all purtf, the blood
pa'het-t Il a. lat :. 4esv tp f. nzhl
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement -
tends 10 PERSONAL enjoyment M
rightly used. The many, who live ~
ter than Others and enjoy life more, sitA
'e,s expenditure. by mole rsemPaly
t,lap,ing the worlds hrst pnaiueh =
the needs Of physical being. will siiesl
he value TO health Of the pure liaslA
aAa.ive principles embraced In ~
.emedy. Syrup Of Fix&
It's excellence Is due to it, psesentlaR
in the form most acceptable ssd plsnS
at u the taste, the refreshing and tssly
beneficial properties Of s ,~sitcs lst
alive eAeesuaily cleansing the sysieu
di,pslling colds. headaches and fesee
and permanently curing constipatiaa.
IL has given satistae ton 70 millions aS4
met with the approval Of ths medieal
profession. because 10 acts on the M
ncys, Liver ahi Bowels without weak
ehing them and il is perfectly free ffon
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup u Figs is fof sale BY oil drug,
gists in 5tlc aud 81 bottles. bat IL h mzis.
uiactufed by tho California Fig syrsp
ca only, whose uame Is printed on even
package. als5 the nam1. syrup 1t fiss.
ani being we'll informed, you viii ~
aee-pI amy substitute ii offered.
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A chapel in honor Of st. Paul gavo a
new namo to the Minnesota city. Il
was originally called Pigs Eye, from q
nickname given to ono eyed French.
man who kept q drinking rtan.y at tho
place
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NEW WAY EA>t-SO pu,r.

Go Eat from fpftishd. pendlstoa WalIa
Naila Via U Il. 4 y to sposar- ami Great
Northern haii~a, to Vi ,Atana DaAasas. -t.
raul, Minneapolis, IN Gag = Omaha 1T
louis, last y u sodth. Rack ballast tfack
hhe .ce'sfy nes equipment Gsrat North
ern Palace slseprrs and Dipef.; Family
Tourist Cars; Buffet Library Cars Write
L. Z, DJnosah. Tie rrit Agent, poftl, h.i
oregon. - b. |. Whitney. u f4r.A.
u. faii, Nina. h'r ptInied tuattrr aud tn,
formation abb rate routes. etc
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DR.. lIEBIC & CO.,
Special Doctors for Chupt. Prilat.
~ and Haulng DISEASES,

Or. L'ebis's Iuvigorator the z sats,t renedv IN,
Seminal Weakness. Lnss Of Man, cod and Private
yn.<sses. Overcomes PremAtursness and prepares
aIir marriage LIES duties. pleasures ana rsspou.
abilities: u trial tile or sent free 10 anv
ens descro,nS - mptoms: call or addrss. zoo 0eary
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We otfsr On. Hundred Doll,r, psx,.,
for any ease Of Catarr, that came, n,
cHreI by hall'- Cstarrh Cure,
F. J. CHENEY Z GO Props.
a.. Tui-h,, OHIO.
We, the undersigned. have knoxn =
shen"y f'r the las, Is years, ard b-i-v
HIN perfectly honorable in all bu.iu.,.
transnct'ons and financially ahie 10 ca,,,
odt any Obligations made by their FIRM
WEr6 rRr,r.
wholesale D-ugs,st.. ruI.,In. q.
Ns'DtSG kfSSAS & M,sytx
WHOLESALE Drugkist. Toilette. q
Han. taiarrh Cure i. taken internal,
ctlnS directly upon the blood a ID mu,,,,i.
'uruc"@ ~ the systsm. Price. &c per hn,
We, sold BY ali Druggists. To, ,t,noni.E
rec
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Tire ,dian slth his p'pe ct peace
WI s'"n has. paesss,t asas
Is Paddy, sIth ii, iecr Ot y pc,
Haze e,p epa. 81 10 sag.
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WALTER 5AEll 6 co. DORCHESTER, hAsS,


ELY'S CREAM BALM Opens and clesnss,
tue Nasal Pss-Hye., Ailays Palm aud Tnfamms.
tiol, ileals the Sores Protects the Membrane
frou ctlis, Ke.tores the sen,es OF Taste m n
sme l. The Balm Is quickly absorbed and q We.
relief ut once
\ pa iicle Is applied into each nosiriI, and Is
agreeable. Price, 50 cents at Druggists or BIZ
mall ELY BROTHERS.,
re Warren Street. New York
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ba'het-t Il az -Lat e. 4etC ttt a tr G al
lost his - sm nh - ftv ga Ne a,, u
Il" hare PAL tlo ALL CO. "a loo /. I'LL. u4Jf a
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OF Scn- Il m bttOn Il
stopped short by In
Pierce = Golden Med
zeal Discovery IL
you haven't ~aite 4
b e yOh Il graaon,
thefr . complete rs
cosStS and cure.
Although BY many
believed 10 be lncuf
able there 10 the
ettaiT nee Of hundreds
of living sttnees~s to
the tact that, 10 all
i,s earlier stages. con,
sumption Is a saFsble
disease Not every
ease ba, a large PEI,
ernfags Of cars, and
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16
the ONWARD f1ARch

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16

The Great Northern Railway Has the
Work Under Preparation aud 10 De-
sirOus OF Ootsining all Information
PoaxIhl.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-24
Pacific Coast Branch, Portland, Or.

SHILoH'S CURE is sold on guar
ntee. 1t cures inciplent consumption.
/ Is the best Cough Cure. Only one
ent dose. 25 cents. 80 cts. and $1.00.
For Sale by ]. w. Conn.