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Athletic Exhibition at Fl Pasc.

For above occasion, the Cotton Belt Railway will sell tickets at the rate of one fare for tound trip Date of sale, February 8, 9, 10, Il and P; good for return, February 2. Limit of tickets will be extended thirty days if presented to agent a. El Paso on or before February POI Cheap rates will be on sale at El Paso to all points in Mexico. For further information, etc, call on. or address, B. II. WILSON,
 Agent.
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REPRESENTATIVE JONES, of Marion

REPRESENTATIVE JONES, of Marion county, the member of the last House whom Gov. Clarke attempted to as- sassinate, in the last issue of his paper, the Moam'aia Echo, says
 ''It is said Gov. Clarke is still very proud of his six shooter. After the Legislature adjourned he remarked to a prominent citizen of Hot Springs that he had notion on sev- eral occasions to take his six-shooter, march into the House, and shoot down about half a dozen of G-d d-n s-b's. The Echo is prepared to prove this if necessary.
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IF the public will divide the state ments made by all political and pro fessional enemies about the editor of the GRAPHIC by two, and then divide the result each time by two for an indefinite number of times, they may be able eventually to get at some thing near the truth about the edi= tor of this great and glorious" newspaper
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A lady of great beauty and attractive ness. who was an ardent admirer of Ire land, once crowned her praise of it at a party by saying:
 T think was meant for an Irish woman.
 Madam. rejoiued witty son of Erin, who happened to be present, thousands would back mo in saying that you were meant for an Irish man. , Strand Magazine
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AMONG the short articles published in the North American Repieao for February are Our Uncle Sam and His I. 0. U's." by Pliny T. Sexton; "A Woman's View of Christianity 8 Millstone,n by Maud Nathan, and New York's Opportunity for 1900, by M. Skinner.
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THE GRAPHIC gets the news an,

THE GRAPHIC gets the news and publishes it-religious, political. so- cial and sporting At every event of any particular interest of what ever kind UT nature the GRAPHIC en- deavors to have reporter present in order that it's many readers may be furnished with the news thereof in the first issue thereafter. For this we make neither apology or ex- cuse, but, on the other hand, rather pride ourselves in the fact that the GRAPHIC furnishes the public with a readable and reliable report of all local happenings.
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THE First National Bank of Hel- ena, Ark, got in on the bond deal. It subscribed for $2O, 900 worth of bonds at IA. This does our neigh boring city of Helena much credit.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, FEB. 6, 1896
LARGEST DAILY CITY CIRCULATION.

IN the United States Senate Wednesday, Senator Vest, of Missouri, made very bitter and sarcastic attack on the Secretary of Agriculture.
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THE Hot Springs Morning Senti- ael is now receiving and publishing the Associated Press dispatches. We congratulate it's managers upon their enterprise, and hope that they will receive sufficient encouragement at the hands of their patrons to jus tify continuance of the same.
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THE PEOPLE BELIEVE what they read about Hood Sarsapafilla. They know that it ia an honest medicine and that it cures disease. That is why you should get only Hoods.
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For Sale.

Jefferson, Lincoln and Cleveland county scrip in amounts to suit. Call or write for my prices before buying. 12 21d&w4m F. M ROSENBERG.
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food

md good health, take Hoods Sarsapariiia, which has first, last, and all the time, been advertised as just what 1t is-the best medicine for the blood ever pro duced. Its success in curing Scrofnla, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and That Tired Feeling, have made
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Fresh oysters received daily. Three dozen for 26 cents. F. pierotti, op- posite Great Red Store. lGl2tf
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Mir. Geo. l.. Smith. of the Geo. l.. Smith Mantel Co. Louisville, Ky, writes Feb. 26, 1894: For about a year l was terrible sui -ferer from heart trouble. which got so bad l was obliged to sit up in bed to get my breath l had to abandon business and could hardly crawl around. My friend. Mir. Julius c. Voght. one of our leading pharma- cists, asked me to try Dr. Miles Heart Cure. l had used little more than bottle when the pain ceased and palpitations entirely disappeared. I have not had the slightest trouble since, and today am attending to business as regularly as eyer.''
 Sold by druggists everywhere. Book on Heart and Nerves sent free. Address Or Miles Medical O.. Elkhart. Ind.
 Dr. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
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HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills, relieve constipation and assiat digestion. 25c.
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Entered at the Post-office at Pine gluff. Ark. as second class mail matter.
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Rich Red

g,ood Ia absolut ely essential to health. Ii is secured e, ,siiy and naturally by taking Hoods sa. ysaparilla, but is inn
 possible to get it fir om so-called "nerve tonics,n and opiateS compounds, ab-
 surdIy advertised IS "blood puri-
 fiers." They have ten porary, sleeping
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What She Was Meant For.

Chicago Tribune.
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Skin Diseases, Eczema, Chronic Female Complaints, MercuIial Poison, ,Tetter, Scaid
 lifaP PP eis DOW Powerful tonic and an excellent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05
BOlSTER0US MARCH.
1t is Indeed u Rough Ilarblngcr of
Spring.
FOR ONE THING IT is THE BEST
Month In the Year Everybody Knows,
or shouid Know, What THIS oas
ThingI..

It Is hard 10 agree with the calendar
and hail March MS the first month of
spring, for Il Is so bleak and bolster
GUS and brings In It's train 80 many
storms, that only poet9 connect the
Idea OF gentle spring with such u
month. But March is the best time OF
year in which to prepare our systems
for the spring.
The Indoor life OF the winter tells up-
on us severely There is loss OF ap-
petite. confusion and Eiddiness In the
head, sleepless nights or else horrld
dreams with waking suddenly In nf.
fright. There are noises in the head
and ears like tcn-kcttie singing or
beats OF a muiIled drum. occasional
deafness, headaches, black and light
spots before the eyes, and sometimes
partial loss OF memory. The person
IL weak. tired and languid, is pale and
Rallow. has poor circulation In feet and
limbs, the spirits are depressed, gloomy.
All this happens because OF poor
blood and weakness: the brain and
nerves are only supplied with poor
blood. instead OF good rich, red blood.
To make good blood and strong nerves
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II Is necessary to restore the general
healthy action OF the system by the
use OF good nerve-strengthenins and
blood-purIfying medicine.
Miss Mamie Woodbury., OF Belfast,
Ne, says:
81 regard my Improvement simply as
wonderful. since using Or. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. Be-
fore using the medicine had been
running down for some time. had n
liver trouble, and was Very nervous
and / had such tired feeling all the
time. had no appetite and was grow
ing poor and losing flesh all the time,
was not able to do any kind OF work
and had no strength nor energy.
after using DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy had no tired
feeling, my nerves were strong and /
galned in flesh and now feel like my
self again"
You see what this great remedy did
for her; II can do the same for you II
you will but try IT, 1t Is an lnvlgorat-
ing tonic for the entire system. Why
not TAKE It now In the spring when you
feel the need OF It? This grand medi-
cine is the discovery OF one OF the most
successful physicians, DR.. Greene. OF
Is West 18th street. New York City.
who can always be consulted, person.
ally or by letter free OF charge.
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THE IYTER.cTTY CONTESTS
Between Pltrburgh aud Cleveland Be-
ttn-Pittiburvh Leads. 1


PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 5.-ThG
namant between Cleveland and Pitts
burEh opened tonight before an audi
ence OF about 1000 people ut Cyclor.
ANA hall. The several events werewolf
contested and some very good work
was done. ". ]. Riley. Of Detroit. was
referee. Cleveland people won only one
bout during the evening.
The li5 pound wrcEtling bout be-
tween Charles HeiHecke. Pittsburgh,
and John Ferguson, Cleveland. was a
very close contest. and WAS given 70
Reinecke on the only fall, In the fourth
round.
John Tccieiiand. Pittsburgh, won
the 100 pound boxing contest from VIII
lam Kennedy. Cleveland, after Four
rounds Of hard fighting. In the thi5l
round Kennedy was knocked down
three times and took advantage OF tho
ten seconds each time.
In the 10 pound boxing bout. Yock
HcnneEeT. Pittsburgh. mnde n mark
Of John Shields. Cleveland, and In the
second round Shields quit.
Homer WOodR Cleveland, won the
rs pound wrcgtlc from Nah ElklnE.
getting two falls In second and third
r0undH In two minutes and thirty SeC-
ong respectively.
In tho l2j pound boxinE. Joe Leon
ard. P!ttBburgh. and John Smith,
Cleveland. nut M four hot rounds With
Leonard having the best NJ Il through
out Leonard got the decision.
The lli pound boxing bout between
Thomas Mitchell, Pittaburgh, and Rob
RIDLEY. Cleveland. WA tune. VI the
third round Ridley was knocked down.
ana referee gave the decision TO Nit
Uholl
Some good bouts arr promised for To-
3RHfFoVy NIGHT
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RELLkIRE.
an sorts OF Local New. ana Gossip from
srfe the Glass City.

Ati NoFN OF t4oel1t VIEWS anu hfosslp tEb"
"e the Glass City. Ha
Bellaire young men who have taken
up homes in the west In recent years
are coming TO the front. HRrtwell $.
Smith, son of ]. B. Smith. OF this
city, settled upon farm In Thurston
county, Nebraska, some years ago and
now comes the information that the
Republicans OF that county Will pre-
sent him as their candidate for Con-
gress. T. n. johnson, secretary OF the
ENTERPRISE Window Glass Company,
whose principal office is still tn this city.
but whose Office has been in Dunkirk.
Ind, for several years past, has been
decided upon by the Republicans Of
Jay county as their choice for delegate
to the national convention, and that
county by the order OF rotation Is en-
titled to ono OF the delegates TO the
convention this year. II "Halleck" Is
chosen Mckinley will have what the
boys call q cinch on one vote from
Indiana under all circumstances.
The reunion OF the American Me-
chanlcs at Odd Fellows hall last night
was a plcasurable and Sen1 ertaining
occasion. The consolidation OF the two
orders with single purppse was
enough to make II an Interesting
event, but when the ptogramme Of
speech and song and murir, together
with n banquet to the members and
guests was added II became especially
so. II. S. Armstrong made short ad-
dress on Arbitration and a. L. Bum
garner. OF st. Clairsvllle. gave an In
terestInS talk on Immigration.
Tho caBe OF the assignee of the Putt
ney Glass Company against some Of
the subscribers 20 the stock was con-
cluded before Judge briggs on Tues
day evening, but no decision was an
nounced, the court holding the EVIL
denee and argument under considera-
ton for few days.
There was added to the Office list OF
candidates as published yesterday the
names Of john W. Liller for member
OF the school board and ]. D. Jones
for council. Tho ticket for the Repub-
lIcan primaries VIII contain all the
names heretofore given.
The old Wise homestead farm, west
OF town, Is 20 be sold by the execu-
tor to-day and VIII likely 80 into the
hands OF somo OF the heirs, most Of
whom own farms I'm that vicinity.
The ordinance granting the Ohio
Valley Telephone Company the fran
chiHe In this city, IL to he adjusted by
the council committee and directors Of
that company this evening.
The pension board held It's regular
session here yesterday with all the
members present and number OF new
applicants,
Candidates for treasurer in this city
now have 10 run on their own merits
us the banks make no moro contests.
The Ohio legislature has passed a
law that only an attorney can be n
city solicitor.
owen Mcehuu. who was threatened
with pneumonia, was able TO be out
yesterday.
There VIII bc nh entertainment ut
the Christian church this evening.
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than they did como time ago. The rig
for No. Q hole In almost completed und
drllllns viii coon begin.
Rev. ]. J.. Scott, missionary TO India
and husband OF Mrs. Emma Moore
Scott. OF this city. II In this country to
attend the meeting OF the general COM
ference OF the NJ. Il. church in Cleveland
next May.
Mr.. Guy Powers. an estimnble young
man. OF Thompson. took unto himself
yesterday Il bride. Miss Laura Taylor.
OF Roberto Ridge. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. a. i. Barnes.
The friends OF Captain o. e. jerks. OF
Mnnnlngton, were shocked yesterday 10
learn OF his sudden and untimcly death
His last visit TO this place was during
tho holidays.
The Christian Endenvor Society Will
hold social this evening at the home
of Miss Emma Parkinson. An invita-
ton is extended to all TO come.
Grand jury has been In session since
Tuesday morning and up 70 last even
Ing had not finished Its labors III ex-
pected It will report to-day.
The pensioners were busy yesterday
making out their vouchers for another
quarters pay.
Council will meet in regular session
this evening.
J. W. Alexander, of Pittsburgh, is
here,
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NEW ORLEANS RACES,
George ". shows his Heels to Dutch Ar
row and Joe O'Sot,


NEW ORLEANS. March 4.-EiEhty-
eighth day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter races. Weather fine; track fast.
Summaries:
First, purse $500, for four-year-o Odds
and up, selling: six furloRgs-B iackbail
won cleverly, by half length; Black
Tiger second; Imp BImbo third. Time,
second, purse $3.50. for four-year-olds
and up, selling: mile and an eighth
Springvale won easily, by length:
Nieolini second; Marcel third. Time
Third. purse $3.50, for three. year-Olds,
selling: seven furlongs-Nlkita won
driving. by a neck; FritEie second;
George Smith third. Time, l:2s.
Fourth, purse $500. for threeeyear-olds
and up, handicap; mile and sixteenth
George w won easily, by three lengths;
Dutch Arrow second; Joe o'sot third.
Time. l:4g.
Fifth, purse $500. for four.year-olds
and up, selling; mile and sixteenth
Willis won driving. by n nose; Billy Nc
Kenzle second: Faklr third, Time,
Sixth. purse 5000. for four-year-olds
and upwards, selling; six furlongs--
BeEue won easily by two lengths; Al
bert Sidney second; Bart third. Time,
.l4ik
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,IilerlIng Le,lgs EntsrInIn..

Last evening Wheeling lodge No. %,
Ancient Order Of United workmen,
gave n social session in A. o. u. w.
hall, which was largely attended by
members Of that and sister lodges,
Among the grand lodge officers present
werc the following: W. o. McCluskcy.
of Wheeling, past grand master work.
man; G. ~. McCleary, Of wellsburg,
grand master workman, and c. ".
Stet1e-, Of Wheeling. grand outside
wntchman Ice cream and other re-
freshmcnts were served and a pleas
ant evening passed.
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WITH THE BoWIERs.
The Nightly Record ofstrIIses aud Spare
m. fha AIla.n
SOUTH SIDE LEAGUE.

BY winning three games from Stand
ard last evening the Harvest team won
the championship OF the South Side
bowling league. Standards wcro no
match for .',sllilly'' FetteS boys. How
ever. II was only necessary for Harvest
10 win ono game In order to beat out
NAH Pouch by one game. BY losing
lower. Apollo beating them out for nth
position. The teams ARE now sure to
finish the series in the order printed
above. Score OF last evenings games:
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Good Lamb. from Brooke County.

The Pittsburgh stockman ana Farm
or Of last week comments on the fine
spring lambs sent TO peaholm Bros.
PittsburSh dealers. b. A. L. Carter. OF
Brooke county. They weighed from
forty-flvc to ffty pounds and dressed
from twenty-five to thirty each Mr.
Carter has engaged extensively lately
in the growth OF spring and winter
lambs and makes success OF II. too.
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rh. l,.rvar Nal.a.ns,.

The nuisance TO the people Of the
city Of beggarS who so about. not
content with merely begging, but fright
ening and bulld0Eing women. has been
referred to several times lately in the
papers. Yesterday one Of these cheeky
fellows called at Lieutenant Supler's
house In East Wheeling. and he was
accommodated with a nights lodging
at the lookup, He gave his name as
Charles Sparks.
officer KnRbe arrested Adolph Witt
vein, on a charge OF disorderly con-
duct at Bradford's livery stable.
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a miscellaneous lieinmEc OF Minor Mat
tsrt from NIarShaII's Metropolis.


Tho board OF education has accepted
the bid OF the Aetna Warming & Nentl-
lntlng Company. OF Pittsburgh, FOR the
heating ard ventllHtlne OF the new
school building az S2.Sl7. The other
bidders were the Smcad & Wills Com
pany, Of Philadelphia, at $3.50. and the
Peck Williamson Company, Of CinCin-
nntI, 1T s., 80. The board met In rcgu-
lar monthly session last evening.
The Sunday school class ot Miss Mol
tio Parks gave Tackle" social on
Tuesday evening at tho homo OF Miss
Lizzie Lowe. a large crowd was pres
ont aud enjoyed themselves with the
novel nmusemcnts on tho programme.
rho proceeds wera added 20 their class
mission fund.
The Calf Creek Oh Company held n
meeting In this city, on Tuesday. A
member NJ the company said yesterday
that It's prospects looked much brighter
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YOUNGSTOWN, D., March 4.-irhc
challenge issued by the bOdkera NJ MlIc
FirrRghcr % match him 'agRlnst any
lightweight NJ 80 pounds ~ u hulrh
contest for $500 or more side, has rot
gtcn accepted by any ~ the pugillHiH.
fRrraghGr HniJ to-day that II the chnl-
made 20 make match with sOmc llght
weight In New York.
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Or. Tlefees celebrated hook, "The Common
address on receipt of II one-ernl stamps, 10
cover cot Of mailing eRlf The book contafhs
1908 pages, pr0iuSsiy Illustrated and Il Of Ines
tluiHbie value 10 every woman. Ayetiahtr med.
zeal llbtRty, IN ono volume Addre4S. Worlds
phpSuSary Medical Association, buffalo, n. y.
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Witch Kloth.
Dresden.

The word carries with it style and finish, and when
it's put to silks there's nothing handsomer, for every
beautiful color and combination is herein portrayed.
The large flower, so natural on the chameleon blue,
grey or red grounds, as well the pretty Persian
effects, are really rivals of Natures own beauty. Ball
or opera waists made from these are the hand
soonest you can get Especially is this noticeable in
TAFFETAS, where the subdued colors in the warp
printed effects Romanesque in appearance ancient
in design, but outrivals any former attempt at waist
fabrics, especially in silks.
nw Waists Spriag Wraps parasOs, and Skirts Just
receied-sery swell in appearance, modest in price.
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His business manager. Dave Trusdell.
Is getting ready 10 take I.Rvuck to Eng
land, and the pair will probably sail
early In April. LavaclS Is matched 70
fight Billy Smith before the National
Sporting Club. for purse OF eco and
$50 for expenses In the latter part OF
May. He Is anxious TO meet Tommy
White before sailinG. and can ind back
Ing for $500.
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srooKno1pEns, MEETINGS.
GTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

= IOChHU-DE1Ns MEEIIENu'
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Railway Company will DO held at the
company's Office, room 1901. No. g Liberty
street, New York City, on Tuesday, the
10th day OF March, 1895. d 8 o'clock In The
afternoon. HENRY w. HAYDEN,
mr2 Secretary.
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary Pub
lie. and Pension Attorney, No. i6i2 Mar
kct street. fceS
FOR RRNT.

Very desirable residence corner OF Chap
line and Twenty-third streets S rooms,
bath. hall. laundry,
Eight rooms No, - VIRGINIA street.
Boarding heVse on Mala street, second
and third floors, by steel bridge.
storn room and 2 living rooms No. 1895
and 1898 Main street.
StorO room No. 10 Twelfth street.
G-roomed brick, with bath, both gases,
No 10 Zane street. rcnt 500
Store room No. siOl and 2io5 Main street;
cheap rent.
street; cheap rent.
ArbeuE factory on Twentieth street
Arbcnz hall, corner Of 'rhlrty-thlrd and
Jacob streets; rent cheap.
S-room house No. go Market street,
with all modern couvcnicncps.
broom house rear TWCnty-thlrd ST., si2.
6-room house No. 1876 Virginia III. ut SIS,
a number of other small housca, Call
and got our list.
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John u. Lnvack, the "undcfcaicG
ica'hcr.weight champion Of the vert. %
has gone to hlB home at stephen, o.
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EIassOckS
That Lower Window

win interest every lady A passing glance would only
invite closer inspection and the full satisfaction would
only be realized after seeing the goods inside for the
to be found on the shelves and counters The beau-
full Monotone effects in hgh-class Dress Fabrics
fully represented in every weave.
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-aE well expect figs from thistlca Most
Of the weakness OF women IL utterly mex
euSable. Proper care and proper medicine
will cure almost any disorder OF the fcni.
nine organism. DR.. Picrcc's FayoTite PFC
scription has been tested In thirty yean OF
practice. It 10 healing. soothing, stTcugth-
erirE. II is perfectly natural In Its opera.
ton and effect. by its uEe, thousands Of
weak women have been made strong and
hcalthy--haYc been Inadc the mothers Of
strong and healthy children. Taken dur
ing CESSATION, It makes childbirth easy aud
almost painless and insuTes the well being
Of both nothe, and child.
The following letter Is only one of thou.
sands OF similar ones:
Mrs. HtoRESeR WHITE, Of pirsor, ~ "a,
WEltcsi " l commenced using the FaVoritc PFC.
Gctipton when half through my period OF
pregnancy. ! used four bottles and felt like
another woman. Ny time OF labor was Easy
and rapid, I have dear, strong, healthy little
boy baby"
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Geo. e. @GBBGfgH & CO.
TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LoAN-cAsH ALWAYS
WI on hand in sums 10 suit, from so and
upwards, on real estate; also on furniture.
etc, without removal; easy payments. No
charge unless loan Is made Confidential.
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WANTED.

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over 900 pictures: he tells ALI he saw while
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