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looms or offices to rent over Kins-
mans shoe shop, adjoining the post Of
fee. Apply on the premises.
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Thomas Johns, OF Ishpeming, spent the
Christmas holidays with friends here.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-28

Furnished rooms to rentin the Aguitch
Block. Apply on the premises.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-28

Elmer Frimodig, Of the Mining School,
is spending the holiday vacation in this
CITY.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-28

Colonel J. N. Cox went to Marquette
yesterday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-28

Rabbit stew at winners this evening.
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FOR tho Babies.

Four very fine assortments OF babv
cutters can be found at our store.
8. OLSON.
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CHICAGO, December 2S.-Tbe fo,,ow;nu
gives the fluctuations for today Of the
leading grain futures.
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CHICAGO MARKETs.

New chatterbox at John Dunstan,s
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Commencement Of tho 1402 Engage
ment at the IhsAter-At the
Other rlAy Houses.

II ia no exRggeratlon tosay the enter.
tainment at the rhoater last night was
ono OF the boat offered by the mana.
gers during the season, 40 far, anu yet
that Ia saying good deal, considering
the excellent attractions that have sue.
oeeded one another during the fall and
winter, In 1892 piece Is presented
which, Notwithstanding its light char
aclsr, chpliyatea all on account Of the
artistic skill with which It's com.
ponent parts have been Rr-
ranged. IL Is no wonder that
Il has had long and prof
liable career, 10 II one OF the fov
pieces which one can see several times
with pleasure. Just as the beaulles Of
nature are ever new, though familiar.
IL presents tuoh bewildetment OF
pleasant features that to retain "a mem
tai image OF them oil from ons per-
tormanoe Ia hardly possible.
In lA32 Columbus, after pretty
liI,le oOurlshlp, 10 sent out to discover
the new world. He has a wonderful
crew with him and discovers wonder.
lul AnlukTf Inv lhlNh hIlukluF luEtinof
aud completely mixing up l5Ih and
10 h century characters. II can there
Tor not be called surpfsingl o 500 In
the last not n whole royal family IN the
kitchen, the spanish king OF long ago
reading Trilby aud his queen
bending over n modern wash tub.
Among the numerous high elias.
artists VI the company two stand out
most prominently, Mr. Harlow anu
Mise Bessie y nehilL IL is difficult to
decide 10 wuioh nt the two 10 give the
laurel. Mr.. Harlow ~ lsabella, queen
NJ spain, IL "a novelty. 10 wouli he
har1 TO believe hai not tho evidel cp
been convincing, that such an I'M A.
Ton OF feminine grace could be possible
by one OF the opposite sex richly en-.
lowed with manly beauty. but the
other surptiso equally great IL Misc
Bonehii's impeIsouali0nB VI various
male fyures, She Clpiivated the audi
once completely, Her majesty, the
queen, suffered from severe COLI
which caused medical men 20 Hhnkt
their heads significantly. Misc Bone.
hill W,a certainly more beautiful as q
man than Mr. Harlow No woman,
but both proved their artistic abilities.
Next, Mr.. snow as the New YolE
Uaap must Ue mouIlonei. He kept
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MAY RESTORE HIS WINGS.
Rumors With Reference TO the Lrst.
while Presidential Power Of
Councilman Newell.

Tue meeting Of the city Council &C.
ours tonight and n what members Of
that important municipal body stated
In the corridors Of the Joint building
this AT emo n 10 oofrutt then tho session
will have higher temperature
even than any Of the decidedly
tropical ones that have preceded ~.
Just what will occur cannot be speou.
iate1 upon too closely tut One story Ia
that the power 10 appaint committees
which was TAX n away from Precedent
Newell will be restored unless the
"fight thing 10 done" in the
naming Of committees. AZ an tn"t
o this Il WAS stated with equal EN-.
phasis that Councilman Newell, yielt-
ing to the demands Of bis party col.
leagues would resign tho presidency
altogether, II being their conclusion
that ho wns "Ouirageously IN.
suited" when deprived Of pow.
efs that have heretofore always
belonged to tue ofiils TO which
he was elevated. In tho event that
President Newell should do what his
patty associates horu Tor them O'Mtata
Will again become a candidate TOT tho
Office.
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The House met In regular seasion
this afternoon, being called TO order at
2;lb by Speaker Denny, after which
prayer was offered by Captain Ly-
man.
The minutes Of yesterdays sestlon
were read anu approved, when the re-
ports Of standing committees were
called for.
The committee on Memorials report.
cd having made two minor amend
ments 10 IL. J. NJ. No. l, which report
was adopted.
The enrolment committee. reported
that II. Is. No. had been passed by
the Senate aud forwarded TO the
Governor for his approval. h. O.. II.
No. 4 had also been submitted 10 tho
Governor.
An Invitation, signed by h. w.
Metcalf, superintendent OF tue school
for the deal, nskiAg the members Of the
House 10 visit that institution ON FRI
day evening. January l7th, was read.
ANNEXATION MEMORIAL.
Mr.. Robinson, OF Kane county, then
presented the following memorial 10
Congrtsti
To the Congress OF the United States:
Your msmorlaiists, the Governor and
Legislature OF the State Of Utah, would
respectfully represent 10 your h0nOta.
bic body:
That those portions Of Coconino and
M0hAys counties Of Arizona Territory
lying north OF the Colorado river
should properly belong 10 Utah for
those TeAsOuE
First-lho Colorado river forms an
impossible barrier between said pOr.
tiOnE OF COconino and Mohays counties
and the main bodies OF said counties
and Arizona.
Beoond-rho residents Of said por-
lions Of Arizona herewith attach u
petition asking for said annexation
20 Utah, because all their interests
nre In common with tue people VI Utah,
being cut OF from communication
with the citizens and courts OF AIlz0-
ma, except ny lar, oircullouH route
through wilu AMI rough untry, oc-
cupivu 10y the Navnjo aud Apache Iu-
diane. That they live within four milts
" Utah aud uCeiTe her protection,
~ they receive none from Arl2oua.
Thlfd-rhat tue tax payers OF said
landp, who are residents o Utah alsu
herewith attach petdllou Asking for
said annexation for the REASON that
naid lanus are spafsely settled nuu
arc Improbable Tor irrigation anu
suitable only for grazing purposes.
That the herds anu iiUcks thereon
are owned In Ulah. That owing to
the wildness Of said lands, Il mas be.
come a place OF refuge Tor desperate
Rnu lawless men, That Arizlna niiOrds
the stock owners no protection ana that
the defense oil tuelr property anI prose-
uutiOn Of taid lawltbs citizpns, has
devOlyeu upon Utah, TO the deIriment
Of those counties adjoining said Terri
tory AMI that they should have thu
benefits arising from tue nds derived
tom taxation,
We therefore earnestly ak that those
portions OF CUoJniuO aud MOhavr
syunties north oi the Colorado river be
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LEGISLATIVE WORK.
Proposition as 10 How Senator's Shall
Be Voted For
THE FEE BILL hobs UP AGAIN.


- - - .-tt-s q. ..t.t
-. p,.yo, vaa offered
W. W. 'u"'' ~,
BY Senai0t Oanulahu h'oi WIN"
an hour was elent In disputing on lhe
,. -, ,..t.,t. s,ssiou. Aftef
ni""''s :" ..,,t..,,,,-
the reading OF Two or lht'e "ll'p'''
ant communications from the House,
~, t..-,... -, a.. 4.,, WA prpcsedej
the business OF tue uHy W"
with.
autb.risnd enefed tho following VI
y o .bt,b
senate JOlnt tesoiu''V" N.' -
was referred to n special COMMITTEES
consI,tinq Of Senators Sutherland,
poo,h and SNOW,
-,.,,.. 81, n. so,o,o and
Jolht tes9, u.luu ,,t,,ns ~ fhe ~
hnuH ., ~ XIV, state Of Nah relating
a. ~. ,,,.,,,,', ", yotine for United States
sers,ors
Where's. no provision has boon made
bv act OF Congress or by tho Constitution
OF tho state. ~. 10 Whether the vote shall
be for two United States senators AZ the
samo time or ht,t ior ono ,onH ol H',l
then Tor tho t'cnhu, now VIZ. 100 -
prevent ANY o1hiu'l'n w W. ,ie
MklnB VIC wv aa,n 49,. ~ 10 fegis-
,.,, o' '"' '''"''' "
a. IA ,o.oiyed. That at tho day and
bonr sneo iod In the act OF Cougro.s, the
second Tuesday amer the organization u
the Legislature, Jan. "a, 1870, tho secIo-
tary OF oaoli house shAil ce,l the
roll, and Zach member snail Dy
viva yoco vote, name Two loi',hs
for senMot, III Npus'vss -. , ,,, ,,.-' ',o
ssAte OF I'M, 80 ~ ait ihe voin' IN
az! ,,,o d., Ja,, Then when
t''',h ho,,.o. ,,sst In Joint nasembiv. tho
vo,o hail bo tnken In IKE manner. each
mombef naming two persons for senator
mill ono or boih shall DO elected ~ pro-
vldod by act OF Congress.
AN vht,h has. nm IN dat..
, ao d,srnssi,n ',,haps ,ban
oaus.u u"o.o 49,, ~ ,bi,d ,,.ain,
nv ',u, 49,. H. .,sn.l far d.bsts
49, "a man said mat no was
sena,V, , h ns.a.ss NJ lie Xii v,tb.
oppVsv go :, ~ bs.n ,sIs,,.s A. a
ouI u,ss r,ae 49,. 1890, hsJ is.n
uounu .,,, Mn sysy S,scs the m.
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TRADING QUITE BRISK.
The Men In the ril OF the stock Ex.
change More Active Today-Deals
Ia Lllile Pliisburg stock.

Trading In the pit Of the Salt Lake
mining slook exchange was quits 30.
tive today aud bidding on the iAyOri.o
OF unlisted stooks-Lltll0 Pil,sburg-
was marked with u good degree u OK.
element. Il was like oil cast upon
the troubled waters, tossed to and ifo,
from &, - cents being asked Tor Il,
while bidding ranged all the way from
8to8l. Nine thousand Ave hun ire
shares OF tbs stock changed hands.
Natural Gas stock took u decided
Jump today, 20 cents being the fiAure
firat asked, which afterwards narrowed
down to 1.-THE stock has been hereto
foreoiieTed nj 10 an Ill ceuts, but tfAns.
ieTs Of II were made today at lB3 cent.
This change 10 no doubt due o. the
splendid flow Of gas that mas Just bo.l
enc untrfod nj depth Of $50 feet, snl
also In view " the fact that arrange.
mehts have teen made whereby thv
gas Will be- used quite extensively
throughout the o ~.
Mr.. ~. u. MOnllpy was today ar.
nounced a. a full ilgdgedlu emb Of he
exchange, he having made al uucrs-
sary concessions, eutitling him ~ the
full privileges Of the door. Tue values
fixed were IN iollowsi
LISTED STOCKS
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e wlit1 hgure 900 shares changed
hauls. IL then dropped q 90 when
200 more was disposed o. Bidding
Closed at 9 cents.
6eyser Was offered At $780, Did,
si.4l.
N. rcut CITY, which lie generally Of
ietod ~ Morris 5omner Tor 80 cents,
was today placed on the market BY
Ingmpsol for 0 cents No takers.
Fer Began stock is oents was asked,
but l2t Fas che highest bid made.
For Natural Gas stock II cents was
BIZ, but 20 was az fret demanded,
Which vas Afterwards lowered 10 lGa
whon sale was effected. one thou
sand shares changed hands % 10 cents.
NJ fgan In PARK City was offered 1t
j5 rcnis, but ROt only Az cent bid.
HAfdtcfnhblo Morgan got a BID OF 80
cents from Sheet; no stock offered At
any price.
Ninety cents was bid for Rover, but
p0ssess0fs Of tho stock vented tl.05.
Cleveland was oiistei at 2.l cents;
10 bid.
Tue following stocks we're offered but
no bids matti Insley, 10 csnts; TetT0,
II cents; Bullion Beck Tunnel com.
pauy, 70 cantii Comslock, ~ cents
Anuie, 90 ,Uuta.
BALES or STOCKS,
Lowe B. Dlnnollan, 1000 Lite
Plitsburg NJ cents, aud 900 10 An.
dfowH NJ tho snmo ngutt.
Sheets 10 Andrews, 1000 Little PITT.
burg Al ami Colbufu TO Andrew,
l,VuO shatUs al the same figure.
Hatkutss To- AndfeWs, 90 Little
Piltburs 1t @ and Hafknoss h 5ptll.
ger 1000 at thu ramH figure.
5uruts 70 Love, 5000 Li,.le Pitt.
burg NJ ~ cent?.
snetis 90 Lowe, 900 Dalton a, 10
ooniti COluurl - Love, 1000 ~ W
aud 900 At 10.
Cslbufn % Conwsy, 1000 Na'ur,i
Gas a. 100 ccus; allan u CoibuIn,
1000 oil 10 SENS.
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For An Misunderstanding.

Jennie NJ. Boulord, presented a petit
ton TO the probate court this afternoon
asking that ID. II. Bsro DO ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate
oi Caroline Boutofd, deceased.
Tho estate In question IL com
posed Of t575 In money In the Ma
tional BAnK OF tbs Republic. The
hearing on letters Of administration
was sot Tor the 2bth Inst.
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Quiet at the Sheriff. onlre.

Inquiry at the tfilce OF Sheriff
Hardy today for some matter Of public
Importance, resulted NJ all such queries
have Of late, In the answer that there
was "nothing going on" Mr. CLARK,
the sherlfi's right hand man, however,
intimalod that there will be- plenty Of
business ust ma soon as tho courts get
down 10 business again.
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Question of Jurisdiction.

Only one case was sol for hearing
In the probate court this week. It
was In the estate OF Morris Goldberg,
deceased. The expectation was 10
have the matter disposed Of last week
but Il went over until 10 a.m. today.
AZ that hour another postponemrnt
Sas announced pending determine
ton OF the question u Judge Nc
Nally having Jurisdiction. II 10 not
certain now Just when tho case will DO
hoard,
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CowAN -- in this city January -. $50,
A. 90 south, Fourth Easi, William towAn,
asca 70 lcars, montht aud dAys. % general
debility.
funCrai services uili 10 held at tho Eighth
ward assembly hall. wednesday, January 10.
Al % W. brenda invited.
CHpss-in London. England, December g6th,
leo, az y. M. George Cross, tho beloved
father OF Geo. g., a.. N. tfoHa and AIRS. Angie
tfota Arnold, ~ uEuuu, aaol u years. 90
months and Dr. thya
Deceased hAs alwsfs teen q loving father
audWha a Iuthful member Of the church ~
jesus Christ OF lAttor.day ha'uN for forty
years, and was Always good friend to travel.
iur missionaries. May no rest In peace AZ he
mas always lived e. Com.
GANr-iu sails Lako CITY. Jan. %. isos, Winnie
Cant, wife OF John D. Cant, in her ssh year.
Montana papers please copy.
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The leap Year Ball.

The leap year hsu 10 celebrate equal
suffrage Ia Utah, Ia looked forward 10
~ n grand success. On Thursday
evening Chfislonseu's dancing hail
will have n more distinguished COM
ray rcsJnttaau ever b lore, Among
the guests will he tue members Of the
fiut Utah State Legislature.
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Beginning tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, Judge LsurAnd Young will
commences tho hearing OF equity cases
while Judges Hiles ami HowAt will
take up tho law and motion calendar.
The prospects are that from this time
forth the court machinery will run
continuously.
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Wells, Fargo 4 co. resolved 'oiayi
Penn bullion, s8.7g7
r.. Il. Jones d Co.. renewed tOdayi
Ores. s9,5OOi bullion, $500. Total,
SIG 6ll.
w. =. Mccormick q Go. received ir.
day: Silver and leaf ore, 80 800.
Hansuer bullion, Sl,100. Total, sl8 800.
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attached TO and made u part of the
Slate Of Utah and that the Colorado
river be the dividing line.
The petition attached, referred to In
the memorial, contalned the signs.
lures Uf thirty-siE citizens residing In
tue portions Of country referred 10.
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srocRs ANN nARHEr,


was noted in snare values at tho opening, the
advance being stimulated ty higher London
cables and purchases for that account.
Favorable uniural news and tho conviction
now generally expressed as 90 the unqualified
success OF the new government loan are fac
tors lu the market New lurk central Ads
yaneoi per cent; lioct Island and Lake
thsro l.
Tho announcement of thc engagement Of
fi,i1loo1 sold Cor export tomorrow served 90
fiom the advance boz nricca and y general o..
ccsaIon Cufued boz wn ca Hoes islau1 figured
Tor per cent. The market wAs moving up
ward with rocUycrics unimpOrtant a. a rue At
m a. m.
ctuu1naily qultt ana the changes 10 prices
uiviul.
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Cloihes Line Sirinned.

hrs. o. ID. R3muey's clothes line,
corner Of ID and Third streets, was
robbed early this morning, a consider.
able quantity " clothing being caffiei
~. Tue thief even took the clothes
uluH.
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Little Pltlsburg was again the first
stock demanded ON the unlisted call,
any AMOUNT being Tered at 81 which
afterwards dropped to 49,. Translsrs Of
900 and 1000 share blocks were made
lat and Iurloug. Closing hgures, %
nsaed, "a ult.
Dallon stock was offered At 10 couts,
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Omen Yenire lssneh.

Judge Hilcs held court Or q short
line this afternoon and issued On
order for an open venire '0r thirty
potiI iurors, The returns 10 DO made on
Monday thu 2Tth Inst.
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Year ago Df. II. v. Pierce. now chief
consulting physician 10 the lnvalids' Hotel
aud Surgical Institute Of nuallo n. Y,
recognizing the fact that communion was
essentially a germ disease, and that n rem.
cdy which would drive the germs and their
poisons rom the blood would cure cousump.
ton, ut last found a medicine which fhtrf 81
PR ant Of all cases, ifhkcn Ia the earlier
stages N the disease.
The TISSUES Of the lungs being iuitited by
Che germs and poi1ous iu the blood cifculat.
inr through them, the gcfms aud Judgment
there, and The lungs begin 90 break down.
Soon the general health begins 90 AN and
The, person feels languid, weak, faint, dfuwsy
and confused
This q the time 20 take d. picfcc's Cold
en- Medical Discovery; Il drives the germs
and p1is1u1 from The blood and has a sooth.
ing effect upon the dry cough In cases Of
bronchitis The " Discovery % Invaluable.
Golden Medical Discovery increases the
amount and quality OF the blood. thus iuyig.
Grating and Certifying the system against dis.
ease ana builds up wholesome ncsh and
strength 1NCf wasting diseases. as fevcfs
pneumonia grip aud other dcbiliiauug az
iccu1ua.
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Uncle Tome Cabin 10 the attraction
at the Lycrum this week. IL drew
fair house last night, aud was played
well. Miss Lylton "a Topsy created
muuh fuu. Miss ri,tell ~ Eliza "a,
exceptionally good, and MIR. Hayes
filled the role OF Uncle Tom 10 MS
usually excellent style. Tue play n
likely T. draw large audiences during
the week.
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COMM l. II CIAL.

SALT LAKE CLEARING uoUsE
roday's clearing house exchanges
amounted IN f2l5,Og7; ssmr day last
year, S2l5. 6yL
TuDAYis QuOrArinNa
New York.-silver 81; ls.i, $500.
London, Silver, go lU.lGi.
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For sale by z. c, NJ. l.. Clark FL
dIedge & Co. Western Hardware Co,
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Coo n
Loue. Salt Lahs City. Utah.
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AYERS LEADS ALL OTHER SiRsApARlllAS
OBJECTIONS Tor rs.

DIRECTIONS for u.s. 5z,'Iys'5FJ5.--urFR
ing CREAM BALM-N ,9sslftaN e,lWN
Appiy q particle ~ NE M Z 30 iifttolDN
Balm reN up into hc ~ ''e'Tf -,..FiS
a0Nriis. INcr moment NfulB Qj A III
drdiU sfrrHg brcdM "a Xxx
through he nose. Use N|fA
three TINES a dag, after 13l'E~ .s~fti
meals preferred, and w. M
bcfors retiring. fL-A..zs---s.r--Ntl
CA'EAIeESET
YLY'- sNEau uatN upeas and c,eansa
The Nathi rafstEus, Allhya Piln and lrnamnA.
uon, Mft'a tho sores, Projects the Membrane
from cold, ucaiurrs the senses 81 Taato and
smell The Balm ~ quickly absorbed Had
giVos relief A. once
particle 10 applied q 70 stoh nosiril and 10
hHreta able. Price Q cents - druggists or by mail.
'EL1 nNoruEhA. y WaUan street Nov
Horn
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Chtcar,.Li,. stock.

CHICAGO. Jan. ~
Hogs. receipts $1,000. market fairly active
a. ir advance
flght iItUa Efsas.
MiAod tLUIa LHh
HEAVY. 4lta8isi.
Rough. ilhiatLOJ
tatue, roctut. 800. market quiet but
STEADY at yestrfihY'l decline
iicovtH. SD ~ 70 49,.
tcNas stoera. .li fft.l5.
tiOckers and ttdpFs. tLf'dfls1.
sheep, receipts, 1870, market quict steady.
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GOOD FOR EVERYB0g

Almost everybody takes some IN.
i.tlne % cleanse the system anllen
'l pure. Those who take SfNW.
.lR REGULATOR llIQuIl or o..
. 40 the benefits Of a mild and pi.
alive and tgnic that purides the
2 strengthens the whole system. a..
re than this; SIMMONS LIVER RT
TOR regulates The Liver, keeps ita..
q healthy ana when the Liver +.
> condition You ind yourseltl-eg
H.1ril, B.ilousness, Indigestion, 81
'dache and Constipation, and r
10 worn out and dehil.jatei te
. ''se one 0Il caused hy q sluggish 4
nod d.Es '0n ana freedom from s'.m
uhles will unly be had when tIa o..
properly az work II troubled with 81.
q these complaints, Try SIMMONS lIEI.
REGULATOR. The King Of Liver Ne
tDss, and Better than Pills.
Ss~Ev2RY PACKAoEVr
Has tho n Stamp in red on wrapper
j. IL. zeilin y o., rhilA-, PA.
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ChirHE. rarks'.
cuicago. close. Jan. ~
Whoat-Janutry. 'e't, May. 31ii,
tofu-IanuarY %, nay. 2ss
uau-Jsnuary ~, Nay ptaa
fOrk--JauuarT, $685. May ilHis.
tard-Jauuury. $40. May. tf1..
llhs-January, f.0o. NAY, gts5,
NyoHd.
hur'erat.
IluN.H.l.t
TmothY-i
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Saved His Life

byafl fortunate dis.
coycry Ia the nick Of
time Hundreds of
persons suffering
from consumption
have had the PIC.
gtcHs Of the disease
stopped. and have
been brought back to
lie anlhcalth by the
Golden Medical
10 discovery Of d.
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