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Charles Lane. architect. room II
Bank building. Anaconda
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Spectacies fitted by graduate opti-
clans. Keppler Jewelry Co.. Main St
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The Elite studio of Butte has no con-
nection with either studio in Anaconda.
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Dress goods sale at the C. o. d. store
Monday.
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L. J. st. Jean. dentist. 212 e. Park
ave-. over Standard Drug Co.
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outing fannels &c a yard at the C. O.
ID. store tomorrow.
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st. Marks guild will meet this week
with Mrs. Maynard, 513 Cherry street.
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Vanguard hill climber a boon to the
ladies. L. Crook. agent. 614 Maple ST.
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Bishop Brewer will visit st. Marks
congregation on the evening of June rs.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

Anaconda Business college. op. p. o.
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Anaconua BuslneSs college,, op. p. O.
c. c. c. College. 409la f. Park Ave.
Baths---Montana hotel barber shop, 25c
DR. chrisman extracts teethwithout pain
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No Buttons can Be Tom off <iHzey i,
Wearing or flashing.

The Mothers Friend does away entire
with the sewing on of buttons. 1t is supple
with an adjustable belt, which is easily take
of when the waist is washed; the buttons
riveted on the belt. consequently can not
torn of, either in wearing. washing C. ~
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THE GALVESTON dRuMBLrRs.


Mass Meeting llcla Witch f,opndln,es
state and National Nominees
Galveston, Texas August o In re.
sponso to a call of pr. A W. Fly. chair.
man Of the national democratic part,.
about 200 citizens mot at tho cour, hous.
tonight In mass meet MS. the attendance
being representative Of all classes. Busi-
mess was quickly trAue tctud
Senator NJ. l.asker addressed the mee,
ms, telling what occurred at the Corr'-
cana conference.
r j. Groce made a spccch, saving n l..
high dime to rcptiia'c the lraders Of thc
dcmocratlc party. and that thc action of
tho Oh v0go couVCu on bound no tru.
democrat lie criticised iiagg's admigIs.
traf.on aud said Culhyrson Slid on thr
hours The Dudley committee ana chi
cage platform were Ccusurcd At the ln.
eiai AZ, rs c1nvcnuon, said he, an aveng
ing MacDuU VIII los found - do hattI,
" IN Tho sweet singing Macbeth
Mr. Tiwmas j. Raungcr followed, say
ine; IN 1851, when the tocsin ~ war sound
20 throughout the length and breadth %
the south, thc farmer was AT his plow
the mechanic nj his bench. the mrrchan
a. the counter anu the professional ma
a. his desk. Each hH3 his home. hts wife
hts children 4nd arouHd the hearth stonci
81, stfr-d wanot IS ns sacred as an, ,lve,
30 men and "a thcm they wcrc hluul %,
ties hA ucrf woven % The eht of tu
love ~ Gol Himself aud the hr.lkIu. ID
witch Yves almost mo Swapping az tho Hr.
cori HGty sailed these mon and mai.
fomard Tor "a sacrifice demanded th9Y
farewellF should Dr. sad Dr years fol
sons-for others for eternity Demands
thar fhtsa lies hc severed. f1r Some = ~
agar reuaited for others 10 stand hr9kr,
III tl1 fff.t Healer ~hoTii mIlsf mn
thtrrs whnia. Hearts were wrune and
well E=h broken. flt diI thry hesitate.
MOI one Tsair principles wcrs az stake
frelr country was 80 var. What though
fhSy eite fsreNCl 20 al they hel1 mos
1sar ~iia SMILING lips ami cheerful micr?
WAT though they marched away with
Inspiring stra-ns Of "D.x!ee" Think Won
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AUSTIN REPUBLICANS


Lively Times Anticipated in Ia ~
County Convention. \
Austin, Texas, August tn. nj
licars Of justice precinct, No. J. WtiS|
ciudcs Austin, held q mass meettr VI
and named e.ghty-seven deeya.s d !
republican county coayenaoa M
meets here next Friday for the pg,@ I
selecting delegates 10 the Saa \,
grcsS uuA, and other conyeasnrs ID
were d great many "florence' III /
hand who succeeded pretty well ID r:aI
themselves elected as delegates . j
county convention. ComparxlykJia,
ing the mtetng was harmoIogs Ea Il
intended that ,he county onyeh.a 4
bn nVely, as here will be roEsde.l1s
a cost so over the delegates 10 III I'D
and ngreSsioual conventioai BA hr1
of tn s. city is a cand date for n,5S
while Hutchinson Of Williamson hl u
friends here. and there may be snf 4
distinctions In this matter The "
mrnt ~ favor of fns.ng with lf gS
lists in National aud STATE matters 4
strong N ,0lays meeting and then v
many advocates Of a ke fusion d ~
mauers, but II is pretty generally 4
cedcd that the latter can lot Be ~
pi.Shpl
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POLITICS IN BuRNh "a.

Rurne;, Texas. August - !, ~
not yet gained much he'dN', ,.,ts
the people being 100 p ', .,r,.,4 !
hard times. It is generally n sslrpsa,
both pops and democrats u SiI dlSli' q
t the s STATE and county ( Oft ssy.r. ~,
n very mtoll!sent auu''HIs sdtss
% sSGiS re '@ s. .; A pAaF es.,,
and md viii speak al Marble ->
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Hoods Pills a Hi's III n. O., , 'ass !!


among the people IN NAB.
above party, to saw N. 49, " "a
Mr Bryan has boen no,,In!'
dorsed 10y the parties represe .,so, ~ 7
TIRE free silver and an,Ibant ~. \ n I,
country. This movement II nv 'VS 4
ed' VIII give him 5000, 900 or INV, IN Ms Z.
and elect him. Then, vbsn ~.
RAISES a free silver law or an, ~, ~ :
form measure 1t would ne, ~ X ~, w \
1T certainly would 10 by McKirls,,' !. !
other tool of monopoly. Sursly ~
mon must sec, that II the horra, \ h
war are avoided a reform presIasl :
only hc secured by uniting ths s,,,.' +
silver and anti-hank vote on RIM,
has over opposed monopoly in n h |.
and stands sQulrely with M "a.
party on ali the issues involved !, 7
present campaign.
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LOOK OUT FOR ELGIN.
Elsin, Texas. August 2i.-contest EDIT
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that their hearts were not leaden withsor-
/ row, that their minds were not weighted
| down with grief? At whatY At the sep1fa-
ton, at tne severance OF ties 50 holy. But,
| slrs, lhtlr rights were threatened, Their
| prime Piles at stake, and they he'd all otner
/ things but cheap when weighed eA.msi
| them.
| What b democncy7 A party of pr!nci-
| pie, not Of pace, a party when Tor morc
| Than century has stood for govern
| ment Of, Tor and by the people, party
| which sprarg into life with the birth Of
| the American republic and o once took
| Its place on guard 10 see tgat personal
| liberty. tho .nya1lub.lity OF contract, ana
governmental honesty were made secure,
and FOR hundred years these nave pcc-
| It's essential dement's.
| The call Of duty Is no leSs imperative
| today than Ia 1851, True, Us no, me call
of martial note that bids US DO battle on
| a held OF blood. but the clarion voice OF
honor calls us 70 the frcnt 20 protect our
party from destruction. our country from
dishuuOr. The trustees OF mo people ~
convention assembled have betrayed the
democratic party and when trustee eN-
creds l,s Is,%crs, unless his acts ho rot-
| fled, Il 90 hot binding on his pt1tclpa!. We
| can not raufy an act called democratic
which violates every principle ~ demo-
rary. Can we deny the sAcieii.esS5 q the
r'ght OF private eoi.ract aud eau "uss''.' es
democrats? Can We FAVOR a uiai1iitSt
dollar suCd call Il icmycratc2 can ~ me
wade the Judiciary wlth -cais AMI eitlm
20 stand for government! 'on "" "l"F
10 our cred ors repudiaiion n Hen OF pay
mcnt and silN be hone,t 80 " inoH-'iHl
times no, And yo, th.s Is WhAt your
trustees Offer you ms democratic doctrine.
lie who romans silcut when ho should
speak w.ii no. he beard 10 SPEAK whc1 no
would Is all - mpiAace ot cnmu0ra
gone from USE Thank God. mol There
are atill those who ure democrats n-i ltl---
c.p,e aud not for pace, ard ihry propose
10 efand firm in The hour OF ueau, AMI
Ing the banner 81 trfa Ill mo racY 0l 'l-
outer wa8 a-d preserving All -,audafl
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BRYAN AND sEWAI1. c,,,,

Austin foNas. Ausast "a Democrat,
meeting was held at the court house an
night and BRYAN AMI sewan club or
ganised. Hon. TAYLOR Moore presided oyo,
the meeting and Spoechcs were made h,,
Governor Frank Lubbock and Assista nj
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sNVlNG TININ corP0Ns.

Wharton, Texas, August Contest
Editor. Enclosed find 100 coupons, to Rev.
W. Il. Campbell of Wharton, Most of
kev. C1mphrlrs friends here believe Ia
saving ihc.r coupons for Tle last but
friends. send ihom In, So We Will see how
he stauds. havr some iricndS IN Hous-
ton. and would be "a aSe NJ they would
holm ltev W. X Campbell. Success to
The Post and BRO. Camphell.
Nh. Hmm Adnms
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nAeIIlEIlls cnAI.1.ENGE.

Wax1hachic. Texas August 2e.--lIon. l..
u. Dashiell of Leon county has published
a card inviting any representative speaker
OF tho popniisi party 20 meet hun IN JOINT
dobatC AZ West End park Tuesday. sep
tembcr II, AT L2D o'clock in the afternoon.
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ATTORNEY General Bob Lockett com
r1i,tce was appointed on permanent or
rantaAt.on ~ith Instructions 10 report ~
The NEXT meeting o. The clto. commit.
Tee from zach wari was also appointed
10 circulate re-itious for SIGNATURES An
other meeting vill ne held ucSt saturday
night, when permanent - .anieaiion viii
be effected The ciuh proposes 90 put a
number OF speakers "a the field ana wllt
make a fight for the democrats Nominees
IN each precinct In ;he o0-S.y, he c!Go
starts out with. e membership Of sky
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A FERNNNT MIsH.

Warren Texas. August e1.-Contcst Ed
nor: Enclosed find - votes; plcase place
70 The credit OF Elder l.. u. Lamkin. May
he long live 10 preach the WORT IN Us
purity. 10 the comfort OF believers aud
the glory OF God. IS the wish of his sis
ters. Mrs T.. Ldnsey.
Mrs. Viola HARLAN.
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-. Wharton, Texas Augu~t oe-Cnntost
il'9r' Nou VIII und enclosed ~ colinons
WIZ De- nlaco to- the credit OF W. r.. Cnnu,
.e,l of Wh0r'on. We nll love Hro t, ,,i,
Ecu ami hone he viii win Iii, H,nti. ,
,ti'nts arc doing an they can tn KEN
ni9 3nl WIN hcSt wishes for Tho po.,
Miss Pearl Treat
Mrs. j. G. Young
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tor: Please place to the credit OF w r.
Campbell s. coupons, VIII Oh are enc osei
Anon; $40 VIII follow next Nc'k. WoHi !
Ike to hour from -. Il. and II. L.. ~
orangy. Elsin Is @. X. for Campbell
VITA hes; wishes for Fro Campbell
Houston Posi- and its readers, remain
yours. q. W. Westmorcland.
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L1rTLH rR1rNn IN rnN HrIGHrs.

houston Heights, Texas Angus, al
Contest Editor: I'm loscd please lind 10
coupons for Rev. l. NJ. Bryce OF Rich
mond. Texas, from his little friend,
Mlbeilc Lee Brooks.
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Ivnchhurr, TcNos. August 81. Confcs,
Ed tor: ! s.nd Nnu ~ CO.. ous for ltry.
J, Il. MuWHv Of Cedar BAYOU
T. W Tompklns
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srATn RErr,nLlcAN CONVENE

> a - EEl : bblN nav NS' \
Fort Worth. Texas, August 81"
lowing committees were yes'e'uN
out. charged with The en'erla'a"S
the State republican convention ~
vcne here on September neS'' !,
Finnncc--M. c. Hurley. c1al'lniiA M
Tomlinson. W II. ingalls,, JONI
a. \. Jack, treasurer. uvM
Committee on ARRANGEMENTS, T. d
chairman. Andy McCamp'rh -
Camphell. sherman Horn, SD
Reception cnmmittee-Ar'nM ia EN-
chairman. Martin Casey, f. po.disk 4
n. Montgomery, b. B. f waa,,
Smith, Whit Dryden, Tom 4 -
Dreke, G.. \. Tomllnson. W. poh,c 4
NJ. c. Hurley. }. W. Mudge' Ky ny ri
per. II. II. Bowman. r, W. SS,ysl ii
HardwIck. NJ. Il. Lloyd, a; " ia
Moore. Charles osborne ~ rr,ss
II. Hines. w. II. Ward. J, n IEE
sam n. Cantey, T.. Il. FoscicMN : Tsl
chell. Frank u. Stanley Df. VA ~ Va
r. A. Altman. George H. u ~ ys9
Forster. William Rounds rn,nk v Z
II. Silliman. w. T. con- WHpiI
rctt +. Nj. Brantley. \; L. EMMA
n Inra,lS John 4. Weeden. r ~ L n
j. II. Kelley Nat Wasns'y Jsd
strong. W. H. Harrison a. "
O. Liyely. S. NJ. Fry.
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rla1k TcNas. hng9ss' @..C2nies' l'di
please place to Tire crcdr Of R"v ion
Hh'dEs - Nyolvillc. Texas. llofi1c ~
see Bro. Rhodes win. ROMAN hts friend.
Fannie Pitts
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Srulerhug, Texas August u Contest
Ed tor; Within ~ nnc Mud GO coupons
io' Rev, y. :, poiudex er Your. truly
q. 7. Milalch.
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FL CAMPO A CAMpRErLfTE TOWN

III Campo, TcNa@. August contest
Editor; Please place the enclosed 4 cou-
nona TO the credit ot Rev. w r. Camp
bolt q man whom think worthy Of an
The votos 0r may receive Why no. plncr
III Campo on the list Of "Canphclutes
towns? Your friend.
Clara rd
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coup $ from ~ CAMPO no NAM
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/ or lr1in.r lamkN ne hundtrd con-
pons from " 'uston, no name.
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FROM SOLID EAGLE LAKE.

Eagle lake. rcxts. August 22,-Contos'
t'ditcr. Enclosod please find 90 coW on
- Rev W h. Campbell OF Wharton.
WI l. nE him succ te's. am hi m 10
ficnd. Frank johnson.
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As wen az they played their hand. Cy-
''one paws has Unexpectedly done n
Ere't ueAl t6qucer Messrs. Williams and
ira'' IS game by boldly, though uncon-
so'ouSly' giving their game away IN nd
N'S'ng the populieis to vote for Mckinley
IN this State Cyclono knows well cno,,b
,nnaal. sH.n ls the programme. and suspeS
u. ,orre Is something in il, 50 nc u, 4
H. ,n niS oar N advocacy thereof before
l.' "lI,' lDtol time ror rnislng the rurf,in
T." ne M . position to claim n reward for
uF p'eh departmental in hriurjrl-
"r1uI We anticipated result If said nro7
| '' tHNe ~ carried out.
al o." !o something In II" part of tho
49," ~! Anderson. a prpmncnf rrnub-
,,,''h OF ilhs city. who is supposed 10 10
h ~. pISh. has shed some chit iinon il
49, 9,'liNS hnt he has letters from, heoJ
"i,,iiiS 10 me cffe"' that tho details Of n
.'"Msl republican fusion have ali L..c"
siln oe6 r,. Ia that the non leaders VIM gel
w., inr ringing 1t about \ raw ,vaSlse
Xxx ~ sa'd TINT MIR. Harn1 wse roo'l,' y ~ y
NI''Iiyi ~ "NG' into Texas 10 carry i, r1,
A. .nIcN, Now FL has It that II has heon
fn. ,,,o 'ou n'i the scheme can loo workeJ
sure so. anu tnht Is
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Houston. Texas. August - Contest
Ediior. Please mud o0c Used ~ coui-,ns
Scr tho "'cYlcr' Rev. 4 = poipd Nfcr.
l'ina. ItNNs. Mrs. -, g. Phylp.
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Mason. Texas. August i5.-Following Is
tie fun text OF Hon. MARSHALL Fulton
letter declining the democratic nominal
ton for congress from the Twelfth dis
tTiet:
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No tho democrats viii not combine with


No, tho democrats will not combine with
the pops IN he state. They never had
any intention OF doing so. Tracy and
Williams proposition to the Democratic
state convent on was only made to pave
the way for a combinA on with the re-
puhiicans later on. Tacy Know well
enough tha. the announcement Of a deal
WIN NJ k!n'ys people. f made !mmc-
d'dlVly al rt me Adjournment of the Gal
weston convention, wouli have stampodod
ihc rank ald file. 80 they concluded to
Jaw Wo)d' uItll after tho democratic
convention uad mot ana dc.iherA;ed They
oPpVnh' Neu the latter with the firm he
lief that i wou,d refuse to lsten 10 their
"Ntr'ur'S' having calculated thai 1t WonlI
make castor for them to talk fusion
" I'n the republicans TO then peopie #
they could shy to them that the lemo-
oThS hai trested them with conternpt
Wh!lc ne republicans we're willing 10 lei
nom meme certain number of electors
W., could vote for Watson.
ms voting for Watson business IL AL
W a.son isn't tie issue.
MrN 'n'eY IL the man for whom tho re-
nunurdns want votes. and no matter how
many electors they may give the nonuIi.ie
land. ~ M" IL they
Ine only mistake made 1T For, Worth
Mls 10 ai al consider the Williams ard
lr'c"Y nronoslton. Its recognitIon how
eyer wooded, VIII enable them 10 work. 81
trrited with contempt racket vhatever
It may he worth WI
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-28
IN TOMBSTONE.
A Rich Strike in the Wedge
 Mine,

In doing assessment work on bic claim juss back of the court house, John Rainy made . striks Saturday which may develop into . enug for tune for its owner. The mine sdioins the Southwest. ono of the T. M. X N. properties which has produced ore running e high e $2.OO0 per ton and has been wo rking for twelve year.
 To one ads of the new diseovsry is . .hai, sunk ont of which $20,O00 was taken near the surface from big kld- ney oi ore, and from all accounts the ore found heresL"uts lies m pock ts. The fird was made in l-ss than five feet from the surfsce and i- about one foot wide. apparently imbeded in lme, Whether ;he ledge continues dowr O, opens up into . chamber of ore. o' whether it is . small kidney is pss' conjecture and can only be demon s,ra,ed by following the ore, which il being done. Flakes of horn silver i' plainly discsrnabls and the charset-ro o tho ore shows it to bs of fsirly high grade. The progress of work and out come Of the find will be watched witi ilterest.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-28
WEARY OF SIGHTSEEING.
John Pearce will so Back to
 the Pick and Shovel.

"John Pesree, the discoverer of the celebrated Pesrce mins in the Sulphur Spring valley, who cold it for such . comfortable sum to the Brockman syndicate, has ben travelling around and enjoying him~lf. However. he has tired of leading . life of Luxurious ease, he is homesiek for the noun tains and plsius of Arizona, and is hungry for . diet of bacon and bssns.
 "E.rly in the new year, with pros
 pscsors ont6t, he will be in the Sul- phur Spring val!y again. looking for miner,l. He kro~- of sevsrsl Il 'ces wh.re the indication. kre e good ss they were at the celebrated Penrcs mine. The only thing th-t tr"ub,es him is that he may maks another for tune, and if he should hs does not know what to do with it "-Liberal.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-28
A BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
The Empire Company Demand
 S25O,OO0.

An Associated Prsss dispatch from New Haven, Connectieut, says:
 "suit has hs. n begun by the En- pire Mining and Milling company of Maine, agsinst the Tombstone Mining and Milling company, of Hartford, for S25O,NOn. The two companies own sd- ,oining properties in Arizona and, 1t is alleged the defendants agreed to open the property ri plaintiff Tor &lO,- 900, and that tho defendant company in opening plaintiffs property sold $25O!O worth of ore"
 The mines are located iu Tomb atone and the announcement occs- sioned quite c surprise.
 A PkoePEcToR reporter called on Sup,. Gray Of ,hs T. NJ. < M- in refer enes to the dispatch. That gentle man stated that he did not care ts m ake e statement for publication inss much % . suit had been filed, but re- garded the proceedings ss absurc. 4 reference 10 .ha &a50, 600 claim. thu supt. smiled .and said :-"sombod, waxed desperate with imaei"stion." The sui, will involve coLsidsrabi' litigation, however, ani it is 10 b
 hoped it will not effect work on tn I'M. | N. properties, and thst 'h
 persecution of mining will continue.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-28
"A l.,ins mother" write. ,h.t he,

"A lsving mother" writes thst her only child. . boy of twenty onei pain fully awkward, and she wants to know how he may learn to he graceful. He |. % clumsy he breaks every thing he comes in contact with. When . mere child he broke the ten commandments, . water pitcher. and his mother fears he will break his neck. We would sdviss "A Loving Mother" to allow sss ga to try faro bank. II he sur- eesds in breaking that she is invited to write sgsin.-EI.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-28
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From . letter written by Rev. J. Gundersnsn, of Dimondalr, Mich, we are permitted to m.ke this extract: l: .I have no heeitation in recommend. ing Dr. King's New Discovery, as ihe results were almost marvellous in the case of my s,fe. While I was pastor of the BsptiH Church at Rivers Junc- ,ion she was brought down with Pneuinonis suco-eding La Grippe. Terrible psroxysms of coughing woulii iast bours ~ith little interruption and it seemei as If she could nos survive them. A friend recommo Lded Dr. king's New Discovery; it was quiek ln its work and highly -stisiscsory in re- ,ults." Trial bottles free st Tombstone and any Drug Store. Regular size 50c. Sl0O