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The morning times., 1896-03-20
Filled Cheese Bill.

The subcommittee of the House Ways and
Means Committee, having charge OF the
many bills relating to FILLED cheese have
agreed upon substitute therefor de
filming cheese and imposing Il tax upon and
regulating the manufacture, sale ana ex-
portation OF filled cheese"
The morning times., 1896-03-20
loEBsk1IRsH
9tO552 F ST.
THE WHITE BUILDNG.I

square 1S1, SO, subject TO trust SIS, GOO.
George W. F. Swartzell and Clarence B.
Rheens. trustees, to Willie h HILL lots
iO4 and 1O5 in Warmers sub square so,
$40. subject to trust 81 $50.
The CITY Investment Company to An
thony W. Armstrong, lot 8, square S2A
$4,000.
The morning times., 1896-03-20
MUNY ON s
HOMEOPATHIC
REMEDIES
A CURE FOR EVERY DI.EAsE.

Prof. Munyon's office, 7I3 18th street
northwest, open daily 10 .; Sunday, 10
TO II; Monday and Thursday evenings, 6
TO s, where these specialists can be COD
suited free of charge on all diseases.
The morning times., 1896-03-20
NO LIMIT TO THE GAME.

"A hundred was first bet on the black
and the dealer won; $500 was the next
bet, and the dealer won again. Then $500
was staked, aud again the dealer won.
How high a limit viii you give asked
the player. You know the limit OF your
bank account better than l do replied
Grant Cromley in Il quiet tone.
Five hundred dollars was again staked,
ana this time the player won. From then
on $500 to 81 ,0C0 changed hands every
time the ball rolled. At one time the
player on the outside OF the table was
10000 loser, but he played like Il prince
and planked down gold pieces as if they
were pennies.
Blue chips were worth $500 a stack,
and yellow chips were 500 each. The
game was certainly on the square, and it
has been the talk OF the town. Nolan
says that he has plenty left, and any one
is welcome to go after it,
The morning times., 1896-03-20
Knocked OFF the shackIes.

Helen C. lsdel was granted divorce
from her husband, Reuben Isdell. yesterday.
The suit was brought January &c last. and
the papers in the case were locked in safe.
The morning times., 1896-03-20

Two styles. Geraldine
and " Swathmore, - both
good styles, of the Poke or
der, ARE LINEN BOTH
SIDES. FEW 25c. COL
LARS ARE.
The morning times., 1896-03-20

The cuffs to match are 15c.
for plain styles, 20c. single
links, 25c. double links.
We have an entire Win
dow devoted to the display
of the collars.
The morning times., 1896-03-20
Real Estate Transfers

George ". Brown and Charles :. DOmer.
trustees, to George E EmmonS, lot ! -.
in W. b. NJ. Co.'S subdivision, square O03.
subject to trust 1000, $500.
Thomas II. CaIlan. surety, trustee,
Thomas E. Smithsonian ameS H. Richards,
to James Ii. Richards. lots 33. 81, and
80. in Gala CHAN, ct al, subdivision, square
500, So.
John Cook, trustee, to Charles f. Ian
ming, part square described by metes and
bounds. No. 10 Virginia avenue southeast,
square 905, SO.
Bruce Dent TO Beniam n W. Boyd. tract
containing two acres, described by metcS
and bounds, county, $40.
John NJ. HolZinger, ct uX., TO Esther
A. and Eleonora ]. Meikleham, parts lots
146 and 147, in Simpson & Browns sub
division, Pleasant Plains, subject to tTU:
So 900. $4,000.
Willie X. Hill, ct uX., TO Mary p. Warner,
lots 80 and a3. square 500. in ClaTh'S
subdivision. $40.
Hector McNeill 10 Charles T. Yodcr.
part of original lots II and Is. square
1895, SO.
Charles F. Nesbit and John Mitchell. jr..
trustees. to John Twohy, lots s and 10,
square sS3, SO.
Josephine W Rice TO Henry L. Hayes
part of original lot Is, square 77S, 81 POS.
Made to correct liber 1911. folio 13l
John $. Rich ct TX. TO David b Gets
walls, lots A, 40 and 46, in Johnson ct al.
trustees. sub square 1861, $40, subject
to trust So, ,2o0.
William E. Schneider ct Tx. to- Helena
B. Walcott, part Of lot 4 in Mcrrick's sub
The morning times., 1896-03-20

Beecham's pills for consti-
patton IoS and 25e. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
Annual sale. moro than 100000 boxes
The morning times., 1896-03-20
DON'T take any chances.
Buy Base Ball Goods
- that you can depend

upon-goods that VIII last.
None ever questioned the
quality of our goods.
You are guaranteed genu-
Inc satisfaction in every
thing you get here-or you
get your money back !
We want to impress upon
your mind our superior facill-
ties for uniforming and out
fitting entire teams. Get
our estimate and save money.
The morning times., 1896-03-20
RECORD OF The COURTS.

Equity Court. No 1-JuStice COx-Sands
VS. Burns; payment of auditors fee di-
rected. Carter V. Isel; sale deCrecd, c. A
Brandenburg trustee 10 sell Hanger Us.
MCGrath; bid OF j F. DOnohOe authorized
TO be accepted. FOmon vs. FOmon; teSti-
mony before R j. Murray. examiner, or
dered taken. Kitch vS. COstin; rule on
complainant returnabIe March 80, 1886,
granted Carpenter VS.. 4 merican Gas Com
pany; petition for resale denied. SchOeffel
VS.. Scott; restraining ordered discharged
and Injunction denied. Humphreys vs..
Lyon; leave to amend bill granted. Hebron
VS.. Hebron; testimony before c. Ingie,
examiner, ordered taken. ChtldS VS..
OMeara; time to take testimony limited
TO twenty days Engie VS.. Mades; do. thirty
days. In re Benjamin II. LatrObe, alleged
lunatic; committee and trustee authorized
to eXpend income.
Equity Court, No. 2-JuStiCe Ha gner-
Jester VS.. johnson ct al; decree for sale
appointing L. A. Bailey and o. b. Hallam
trustees 10 make. Burr VS.. Bryan ct al;
demurrer sustained with leave TO amend.
Churchill 7s Churchill: divorce a win mat
granted. wilcox VS.. Wilcox; do. McDer-
mott VS.. Murray ct al; order remanding
cause to auditor. ISdell VS.. ISdell; divorce
a win mat granted. McDermOtt VS.. Murra ';
decree for partition and appointing COM
miSsioners. Moriarty VS.. Kennedy, sale
ratified nis. Belts VS.. James ct al: decree
for sale appointing f. L. Schmidt trustee
to make. Goldsmith VS.. kTonbeTg; order
for commission to issue. Ogden VS.. Law
renee; order of reference TO auditor
Circuit Court, No. 1-JustiCe Bradley
Cumberland Hydraulic Cement and Man
ufac acturing Company VS.. Joseph NJ. Wheat
ley; verdict for defendant. Pairo VS.. Dis
trict of Columbia; Judgment in certiorari.
Heurich vs. District OF Columbia; do. Lin
ger ct al. VS.. District of Columbia; do. Wal
pole VS.. District of Columbia; do. Wallach
ct al. VS.. District of Columbia; do. Craig 4
Ha riding VS.. Webb, Webb 4 Elliott; iudg-
ment against plaintiffs for costs. Andrew
A. Lipscomh ct al, aSSigneeS. VS.. George A.
Shehan; on trial.
Circuit Court, No. 2-JuStice McComas-
Collins VS.. lexington and Soldiers Home
Railroad Company: cCmmi iSSiOn ordered
to issue. Patterson VS.. Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company; ON trial.
The morning times., 1896-03-20

Annual sale. moro Than 100000 boxes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21
Market Report.
Correct tune at Penman's.

Correct time at Penman's.
Airs. Weidnan is home from Iowa.
'rhree inches, of rain fell this week.
Campaign buttons ut Newhonse Bros.
Rev. Weldon has returned fron Lin
coin.
c. f. Gather was here from Lincoln
ahis week.
VIM. Richardson has a farm to sell.
Call and see him.
Percy Mcbride of Hastings is visit
ing in the city.
Rev. Maxti"ld Ict, Tuesday for
Dewec,e and Dorchester.
J.. Is. Stau>rr was in ,hi. week with
some fine specimens Of corn.
George Winlou returned ThurNday
morning from IrirpicCr Greek.
Mrs. john q Yr,,c" eft Wednesday
morning tor her nome in Omaha,
K. L.. Alyoa's team ran away Satur'
day but there wa, no particular lam
age.
W. 5. Brnse ha, exchanged his gas
oline engine for Il larger and more
powerful II
ID. r. Sutherland of Nelson was nom
mated for congress by the popuil>t' oil
the fifth district.
Chas. ~Schalnit arrived home from
Iowa the first Of the week, called home
by his boys unfortunate accident.
We have received An interesting let
ter from Daniel CARRIER who Is IN Can
fornia which will be priited next week
Disease attacks the weak and de
bilitated. Keep yourself healthy and
strong by taking Hoods S~arsapariIIa
G, l.. Getting the druggist has receiv'
ed a new stock of bibles. He will sell
you a fine Oxford bible divinity circuit
for sl.35. Cali and seethem,
ii. &. Andrus had the misfortune to
have a valuable horss cut on "A barbed
wire fence the last of the week. The
animal was so badly disabled that il
had to be shot.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21
Obituary.

"'' WIN Tue deepest regret that
ne ''''|'U> ct Ecd Cloud learned of
.'' "'''" Ut our esteemed citizen, Mr..
'''' '""N't' VINO Tor Il long period
.'' '''" '"n"''''d IN business pro-
l'''> '' 'h'' cay MS d'tth taking place
'"' '''"'N ''''Iho"h AFTER a lingering
'''u'>, ~ several weeks duration.
"' '""'''f in NE was an honest
'..." ''d mel" '1r respect ot the en-.
we community tor ms upright deal.
'"S' WIN MS FELLOW men He was An
'"''' |'>'ind ana father aud always
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21
Ear Pond j., on the sick li,,.

-
''"' wv '"' "
" ""' ~ '"''"'" was "''' '"'S
"''"'
Attorney NJ y. ltuiig1u was here
'"N''>
Edgar I"'unE l. home from tho
n"lth part I We state.
Marion o>h"rno "t Hastings was
heic the ltNt IT the week.
Mrs. samuel Temple i, home from an
cNi"udt" VISIT III Iowa
Il +. Nicer j. confined to hi, home
this wees uN sickness.
Isaac Shcphcrd,uu of Rvrrton was
in the city thi>wrck on business.
MIR. + b Wr.,ht ha. hror seriously
i'll this week, but j. slowly recovering
Oscar Trrl wa. lnokiuu after iusu,.
,ucr matters in Guidr Nork Wrdnrs.
day.
\,,,,s in SCISSOR. u,rkI,', S,,,red
ll,miu, uI.l.rd C,rD Ei,..u, Iunrl
Ia milk
Miss Gcv,ir Ijudlcv Of Long Island.
,ns,s i VISITING with he, sister Mr.,
G.. j. Platt.
Kat. Rniylr Jeff Saturday morning
for , visit with her sister hddir "a
U,hiou
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21

Mrs. A. Z. lladcll aud daughter
Iiiida have gone to Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21
b. e. ". R.Y THE TABLE.

Tfsins catrviug a>,nurcr- army. aud leave Red
Cloud ~ ri HwS
HASTINGS AMP OHEELIN
No "a. day pn.S'tger arrives from Hastings,
at II o. AIN. aud dc,ar,s TO- Oretliu at l2'Oj m.
So. Is. dny passenger arrives from Ober,iu At
l2:Uj IN. aud caves Tor linsuug, stl.5 pm.
EAST AND WEST.
No. -. evening pasScugcr arrives from the
c~sstatsSDu.m. aud caves for the vest ats i0p.m.
No. IL. day passenger arrive. from the vast at
1000 4. IN. and leaves TO the east Mt lo:Oa am.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The fac
'; ~; '&MMzzsw ~! II; !;

Miss Minnie L~auterhach, daughter OF
| Mayor Lautcrbach of Colby, Kansas,
after a visit with Jos. Hcrbergcr and
family has returned home.
Cut ont the one vote free bicycle
coupon, write upon it the am at the
lady for which yoa wish to vote and
bring or send it to this Office.
John s. Duss formerly of this city
trustee and head of the Economic
society of Economy, Pennsylvania, ar
companied by Mrs. Duss was greeting
old friends here this week.
The republican county central com
mittee met here last Saturday and
transacted the usual business of that
body. They set the date of the county
convention for September 10th.
Many a days work is lost by sick
headache, caused 10y Indigestion and
stomach troubles. DeWitt's Little
Early RiScr> are the most ctfcctual pill
for overcoming such difficulties &C. l..
Cuttng
Blue Hill may well he proud Of that
bail team of hers, There is not a kick
er in the outfit, nor u nan who is
guilty of playing dirty" or unfair
bail We hope they will come down
again Superior journal,
Don't tritlo away time when you have
cholera morbus or diarrhTa. Fight
them in the beginning with DcWitts
Collie II Cholera Cure. You don't have
To wait for results, they are instan-
taneous, and il leaves the bowels in
healthy condition. &. l.. Getting,
Mr.. C.. ID. Yonker, Il well known
druggist of Bowling Green, Ohio, in
speaking of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, says; 81 take pleasure in
recommending it to my customers, for
| am certain that it will always please
them. | sell more of it than all other
kinds put together" For sale 10y Deyo
Il Grice.
Republican Club Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the Red
Cloud Mckinley and Hobart Club at
the court house on next Friday even
ing, August 2sth, ats o'clock. 1t is de
sired that all members DO present q.
business of Importance will be trans
acted. Good speakers and other en-
tertainment will be provided.
e. w, KALEr, Pres.
Capt. Houchin the famous advocate
of populism of Garfield township was
pouring hot silver talk into Pap Bark
ley the other day, and among one Of
his arguments he said, that they
didn't have anything but silver il
Moses time" What" calculate,
Pap. "Whcrc in the Il | did they gc'
the gold TO make the golden calf
Capt. couldn't answer the problem anC
silently stole away.
THE Elite Giants Are Here
and come 10 stay q l.. Getting, you
popular duggIr 49, ilst received 70 new
supply. They are tne only guaranteed
pul ON She market, b. sgrc you re
B,gg, Lutte GIaut7, AK for sample,
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21
ObliMnrY

Died, at the residence of her grand.
parents, tAndcr,uu'>l Elm Creek Aug
l;;h, Miss Jennie G. Lewis, aged Il
years, : months, 3 weeks and ! days,
The funeral service was conducted AT
Elm Creek school house 10y Rev. Sam
Drakin of Cowlc>, ON Wednesday, Aug
ust 18th.
Much sympathy is felt in the com
muulIy for the bcrcay"d family rs til,
sad event occurred while Mrs. Lewis
aud children were on "A visit to Tia,
Anderson home from Phillips county
Kansas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21
. G. JENKINS,
TFN,H'RuF
Violin, fOrnci aIid Clarinet.
- lAI.nL Al
Isci ttoud. Sel

VIII guarantee satisfaction 10 s'hulh : VINO
desire in i,l,n any vi the above / NtumrntS.
Will give three lessons each y'Nsnli ole h"url
for size. Pianos tuned VI rc''y Leave word
If thi, office. or add eNN in-. general otl'NeTy
and | Will call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21
Beggs' German Saivc.

The Perfect Ointment. Cures where
all Others fail. Its extraordinary cura.
tive power has been proved in the thous.
ands of eases of piles, for which we hold
testimonials. Your pupu!ar druggist c.
l.. Getting sells il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21
J. &. KENYON was here Wednesday.

WV Nv NV ''"l"" ~ Nv ''S''
VS. ''''' Many i N'''''"E "'''"N
'" '''''"
Wv """ WV "V' )" '''''
'""''''
Miss BIanch" Shcr'r j. Visiting WIN
''' N'''' =" '"'"''"'
'ha'. Mlli'gan OF Hastings came
down on his wheel FRIDAY.
jas. Kidd aud wife are visiting IN
the cl'N the guest" 81 Mrs 'haN hrSNe
Rev John Bean left Saturday on n
VISIT t. his daughter IN Topeka, Nan
Nas
j. =. Edwards of the Smith Premier
typewriter was here the last Of the
week.
Miss Brccu who ha. been visiting the
family of i, l.. Miner has returned to
her home.
a. II. kal,y has moved his shoe stock
to the building formerly occupied hy J.
O Lindlcy
ILL. Miner returned Sunday nigh,
from +, business Trim ,o chic,co and
Kansas City.
Andrew uowl.v had , hors, badly
injured by running into a borbed wire
fierce the las, of the week.
All. ruo,. rIr,, .,
visiting with tn, family of +. f.. GobIc
has returned home TO Lincoln.
N,. y wul;or ,o,rr,od sunday
uich, f,,m s.,,r,l w,cL. ,is;, with
ha, u,,o,,so, Va, pn,i,, N,y.,r,i
, II Pm, ,r elm, :, yam u,,,
straw b,r,i,s n.xt yo,r r,w i.,ho limo
:, hpv rl,n,. p,,u,. occn,.n mo, hmm.
drcJ 5oo -, ~ 40
- =.
I ,'' .,H, ~
,'.",' '","N' ',' f"'v",S '"'"' ~
''"'' wien i'a"'! save 'p' g''"'
p"' '"''' "O"''"7
\. II Crazy OF GUIDE Koch passed
through sunday after a several weeks
visit at Colorado CITY, Manitou ana
other places IN the health reSor,
'es"" VI '"''' '"o
boys Will Dt boys but you an
AFFORD To lose any oil them. Br ready
for the green apple season by having
Dew Cholera Cur" IN the
house. Oh Cotting'
Harvey Mcrrill's team ran away Sal,
/. urdaN running III etwec II Wagon
ana iIreshing machine. Mr.. MeriIl
: sustained an injury to his hand an,
three broken ribs.
| Rev. o. +. Ticknor of Hyannis, Neb.
will preach next Sunday morning An,
evening in the Congregational Church
All and especiollv the members are ~
:, ouested to be present.
DR.. price's Cream Bakine Powder
w "'soe .'ee" " 'sr'e'p o~ee'.
o ~" "'
INV" ""' ~ mss "" go
, ,""' " :
"'"' ""'" ''''"s "
Wv S '."s'"S ~
, " ' ' y " '"'
Of the ski" ca" b. removed by the Us. O
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21

But four more issues of this paper
will appear before the close of the
bicycle voting contest and we have de-
cided Ia each week give our readers
the privilege of casting one free vote
coupon for their favoritc in the con
test. The people have So far taken but
very little interest, although we are
Offering Il wheel of which there is no
better in the city, we are giving one
half the proceeds to the tire depart.
mcut, the most worthy institution we
have in the city and the fact that in
order to vote ii only requires that you
pay II certain sum in advance for your
paper. There are now an even dozen
contestants for the wheel. Blue
Hin. Baden and l~nayale ladies are in
the race but so far have not been back.
ell very heavily by their friends. We
are a little surprised AT this, especially
in the case of Blue Hill who generally
stand by their home people in great
shape. We have no favorites and
would Just as soon see the wheel taken
out Of the city as remain, but it is for
our readers to say rs it is in their hands.
II costs very little to vote and yen will
receive the paper for the time paid for
and we would like very much to be
able to hand the fire department Il
good round sum at the close, What
ever you do be sure and vote the free
ID
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21
AIRS j X SliIEEI,
wi Teacher ct
INsTRl NEATAi Nj SIC.

Customary prices Dnii! half hour les
sons To new beginners at reasonable
rates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-21
Book Agents Attention.

Are you selling Mctcalf's life Of Bryan
n Scwall or Halstead's life of Nc
Kinlcy Il Hobart? We give the very
largest commissions. We give you
$50 in cash besides If you sell 100 books,
We pay freight to you. We give credit
We ship goods promptly. Every Halls.
tcad or Metcalf book sold in the coun
try comes from our place. We are
headquarters. Deal direct from the
manufacturers. BOOKS sold at $50
Outfits free. Send six cents for pos
tage aud a V expressage.-l.. + Nc.
GREAL d Bro, Philadelphia, Pa.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-06-25
A Handsome Book Binding.

The only old gold and silver bound dia-
mond incrusted book in the world is en-
shrined in the holy Mohammedan city
Of 1snan-Ruza, Persia. The book is of
course copy Of the Alkoran. and is a
gift from Abd-ur Rahman, ameer Of
Afghanistan. The covers of this unique
volume, the sides Of which are 9H by
4 inches, are Of solid gold plates one
eighth Of all inch in thickness, lined
with silver sheets Of the same thickness
The centerpiece, as we'll as the cor
ners, is q symbolic design wrought in
diamonds, rubies and pearls. The center
figure is crescent, with q. star between
its points, the whole design being COM
posed of 100 small diamonds, 167 pearls
and 1879 rubies.. The diamonds on each
corner, which are almost hidden in the
golden setting, and the orange colored
lacquer with which they are fastened
are each worth about S., 900. The book
itself is on parchment, entirely written
by hand. It is valued at $125, 900.
There are said to have been oyerslO 90, 900
visitors present III Isnan -Rnza the day
the holy relic was enshrined. Philadel-
phia Record. S ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-06-25
The very latest thing III Ladies'
watch guards, only soc Il FARRELL's

A young doctor desiring TO make
a good impression on Il German
farmer, declared that lie had received
a double educat ton. He had studied
homeopathy and was also gradu-
ate OF a regular" medical college.
"Oh, dat vas nodding," said the
farmer, Il had vonce a calf vot
sucked two COWS and made nodding
TUT a common schtner after all."-
Elk. r.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-06-25
Artificial Marble.


''Nine-tenths Of the marble topped
tables and so on-what might call fur
niture marble-seen in this country are
made Cf artificial marble" said man
in the trade --.s
Thousands Of tons Of this mock mar
BILE are made annually, and even men
in the trade can scarcely tell the differ
ence between the real and the false ar
ticle, for the markings or mar blings go
wholly through the block and are not
merely superficial. The basis Of the
whole is a combination Of limestone and
chalk, which, chemically treated, can
be made Of any shade desired The ar
tifcial marble in the rough is placed in
water bath, and upon this is sprinkled
a sort Of varnish, consisting Of sesqui-
oxide Of iron, gum and turpentine, and
all manner Of marbled designs are pro-
duced when the turpentine is tsoken up
by the addition of water.
Any pattern of n1arbling can be pro-
duced to order. Once such pattern ap-
pears, the air is expelled from the block
and the colors are fixed by the simmer-
sion of the stone in sulphate and warm
water baths, and then another bath Of
sulphate and zinc SO closes up the pores
and hardens the stone that it acquires
the density Of the natural article and
can be cut and polished in the same
manner.-Atlanta Constitution.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-06-25
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.
How to Cure Yourself While
,: -~- Using 1t.

The tobacco habit grows on a man
until his nervous system is seriously
affected, ilnpairing health, comfort
and happiness. TO quit suddenly is
too severe shock to the system, as
tobacco to an inveterote user be-
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is Il scientific cure for the tobacco
habit, in all it's forms, carefully com
pounded after the formula Of an emf
nent Berlin physician who has used
it i'll his private practice since 1872,
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harmless. You can use all the to-
bacco you want while taking ;'Baco-
Curo.' 1t will notify you when to
stop. We give a written guarantee
to cure permanently any case with
three boxes, or refund the money
with 10 per cent interest. ''Baco-
Cnro' is not a substitute. but a sci
entitic cure, that cures without the
aid OF will power and with no incon-
venience. 1t leaves the system us
pure and free from nicotine as the
day you took your first chew or
smoke. 81. .,.-
From hundreds OF testimonials,
the ori iginals OF which are on file and
open to inspection, the following is
presented: i 3.
Clayton. Nevada Co., Ark. Jan %, 1885,
Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co., La
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ever, I purchased a box Of your "Ba-
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and am relieved from all the numer-
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