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Three Doctors In Consultation.


FROM btbJdiilln FTdhniihs
when you are sick. what you X
best is 10 be chosen for a medicine In
the first place: what experience tells
you Is best. 10 be chosen in the second
place; what reason q. e., Theory says
is best is to be chosen in the last place.
But II you can get DIR. Inclination. DR..
Experience and DIR. Reason TO hold a
consultation together. they will give
you the best advice that can be taken"
When you have a bad coli DIR. Inclin-
alton would recommend Chsmberlain's
Cough Remedy because IL Is pleasant
and safe to take. DIR. Experience would
recommend IL because II never fails 10
eject a speedy and permanent cure. DIR.
Reason would recommend II II
is prepared on scientific principles. and
acts on natures plan in relieving the
lungs. opening the secretions and re-
storing the system to a natural and
healthy condition. For sale by drug
gists.
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A BRIEF SESSION.
The Board of Education Discussed Rou-
tine Matters.

The Board Of Education Discussed Rou-
tine Matters.
The board Of education last night
broke its record for brief sessions. All
members were present except Morgan
and Dorais. Communications from
Miss Nora Peters and Miss May Car
men relative to the salaries which they
claimed they were entitled to d the
rule Of priority. experience, etc. were
read and referred to the teachers COM
mittee to report at the next meeting.
Superintendent Hendricks reported
that the schools woul be dismissed to-
day, Lafayette day. at IL a. m. n
3 d. m. Blanks will be provided for
signatures Of the pupils h desire to
fund.
The members of the school board are
especially invited to visit the several
schools to-day and make a few re-
marks to the pupils and teachers, The
Garfield building Is too small for the
number Of pupils attending that school.
and with promotions and other changes
the Centerville schools can be arranged
so as to give the required room. The
matter of providing another room at
the Garfield and of furnishing desks
where needed. was referred to the COM
mittee on supplies with power to act in
conjunction with the clerk.
The matter of framing a school law
to apply to districts OF the first class
was discussed and will come up again
before the legislature meets.
Mr.. Lane suggested that many OF the
blackboards were becoming worthless
from constant usage and the committee
on such matters was Instructed to in
vestigate and replace the WORKOUT
boards with new ones. Then the meet
ing adjourned.
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Cellar Combine Yormed.

New York. Oct. ls-A dispatch to the
World from Troy says: IL Is stated that
the contemplated collar combine In this
city In about contaminated. II IL intend
ed to embrace most OF the collar factories
IN this city and TO control the collar trade
OF the world. The trouble in completing
the combine has been the price asked by
some of the manufacturers for their
plants. II Is expected to take in such
firms as Cluett. Coon A. Co. the largest
I'm the world: George Pide & Co. and the
United Shirt and Collar company. II will
require a capital Of about s.. 200. 90. and
u Is stated that ]. p. Morgan a co. of
New York are back of the enterprise.
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steamer sunk I'm Collision.

Portland. Ore. Oct. is-The river steam
er T. J. Potter. which left Portland at
midnight for Astoria. collided with the
steamer @. W. Shaver. bound up from
C~latskanie. This morning. on Martins isl
and. in the Columbia river. A heavy fog
prevailed. The Potter struck the Shaver
on the port side forwsrd OF the engine
room and In about eight minutes the
shaver sank. There were Is passengers on
the Shaver. including a number OF women
and children. All were rescued and
brought to Portland. The Potter sus-
tanned no damage.
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nolds failed TO return TO camp that night
L~Ashbsugh searched for him all day sat
urday and came homie that night. sun
day morning 20 men from this place took
up the search and the mountains are be-
ing secured. but so far to no purpose. The
country Is very wild. sounding in fero-
cious beasts. and Il II not thought posi-
BILE the young man will be found alive.
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far in this addenda TO the biographical
sketches, the following results have
beer attained:
For representatives
Dreary J. Tallant. quicksilver repub-
lican.
Juvenile M. B~uriingame. quicksilver
republican.
wa,demar Stein. german-silver re-
publican.
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To Protect william.

Berlin. Oct. "a Police Detective Com
missioner wittmer has been dispaschei -
the orient as a special pro ection fer En-
peror William OF Germany. - number o.
the German newspapers demaal ;hat spe-
cial measures be taken against ana-rh',ra
I'm Germany in consequence % the disc, v
cry at Alexandria OF the plot 10 assasSi-
nate Emperor William and King Hmm ert
OF Italy.
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A Hunter Missing.

. Rife. Colo. Oct. IA young mar
named Len Reynolds. living near his
place. started on a hunting trip on West
Rim creek last Thursday In omYsn
with a companion. r. c. LAshbaugh. FIJI
day the men became separated and Rey-
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~.$5,04s,77S 0S

practically all of which is accounted
for by the new Fosston line.
The report states that the company
IL not carrying on its books as an as
set the cost Of any additions and i'm
provements."
There was transferred to the insur-
ance fund the sum of $3.50. 900.
The report contains a quantity OF In
teresting detail regarding the new line
and permanent improvements that have
been made and are being made on the
property. including the new Fosston-
Duluth line. The process Of putting In
permanent structures. heavier rails, ad-
ditional tracks. etc. has been carried on
without intermission. All this work has
been charged Except the new construc-
ton specially noted) either to operating
expenses direct or to funds specially
set up from income for that purpose. A
quantity of important additions have
been made to the property, buildings,
etc, of the various lines. During the
year 2.1s7 feet of steel bridges were put
in. and 1921 feet filled. OF fencing 2i7
miles were built. on the Montana and
Kalispell divisions alone. The amount
of his kind of work to be done Is much
decreased.
On the Importance of this work the
report says that the value OF II II be-
ginning TO be reflected in the accounts
and there Is a saving In the cost OF
maintenance of way already. By the
close OF the eason of 1898 the entire
line will be so thoroughly improved that
the cost of operation will be materially
lower than heretofore.
The company hauled 617. 200 tons more
freight than in the preceding year, OF
which wheat accounted for only l4s. 200
ions. The average rate realized II
again lower, at 0.932 cents per ton-mile.
since the close of the year. moreover.
further important reductions have
been made in connection with the open
ing Of h Fosston line, which will
amount TO about 81. 600. 900 In the cur
rent year. The table which follows
shows h principal transportation sta
ffsftr<-
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Many Reseues Made.

London. Oct. R-Terrihc weather con-
tinues to prevail on the south and east
coasts Of England. Mails between Dover
and Calais have been interrupted and
there have been many lifeboat and rocket
annarafus Tescues.
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Paris. Oct N-The Dowager Duchess OF
Sutherland has offered a reward OF xo.eS
for the recovery OF her jewels. said TO be
valued AT i50.Ooo. which she lost on board
q train bound for Calais while on her way
to London.
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Bodies Identified.

New York. Oct. iS-Manager Franklin
of the Atlantic Transport line Iecsi-sd a
cablegram to-day reporting the recovery
and Identification Of the bodies % these
persons drowned by the sink lg OF the
steamer Michigan: Mrs. Fireng. Mrs. Dun
can. Mr.. Duncan. Miss Duncan. Mrs
Lakes. Mrs. Lalacheur.
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Passengers per
train .....-....

kI8A9a
Freight
CARRIED. s.oss.ss3 7.l7i.ss4
Ton miles. .....1 1881. $50. $50 1.ss7. ~. rs
Ton mile rate... 0.S32c o-SoSc
Freight train
mile revenue. s2ss S173
Train load. O 316.2s 2s10s
Car load. tons... 1l75 H.1s
These statistics show results never
before approached on any Western line.
Of much greater traffic density. The
train load has been advanced from PSI
tons to 316. q gain Of IS tons In q sin
gle year. The freight train mile reve-
nue. has risen 26 cents in spite of lower
rates. II Is important to note. more
over. hat with IN increase of 1l.543.6 16
in loaded car mileage. there was q de-
This clearly points to unprecedented
vigilance In the operating depart
ment.
In view Of IN question Of capitalist
ton, II IT. worth noting that the put
standing bonded debt per mile OF main
track Is s24.sls and the outstanding
stock (Manitoba) per mile 10 S6.17l.
making the total capitalization per mile
$50. lis at the date Of last report. Great
Northern stock IN represented by secu-
rites and properties not Included In the
above statement of tracks and capital
ization.
The increase In equipment inventory
during the year In 80 locomotives. 40
passenger ears and 2 42s freight cars.
representing. say. In all an increased
value of not less than 81. $780, 900. or the
equipment six locomotives. four pas
senger cars, $50 freight cars. came with
the old Duluth & Winnipeg. The rest
were bought for the new line OF East
ern of Minnesota.
The report concludes by saying:
"A careful examination Of the state
ments In this report confirms the views
in our report Of last yea as to the
gradual and permanent reduction In
the rates paid by the people. n this
necessitates the greatest economy In
the operation OF the railway. our
board OF directors confidently expects
that the permanent character OF the
improvements made and the better
methods used In operation, together
with the development Of the new coun-
try served by the company's lines and
the consequent increase of traffic. Will
enable the company to continue the
gradual reduction in rates of transpor-
tation which has characterized its pol
Icy from the beginning. The country
along the company's lines il on the
whole prosperous, and the increase OF
new settlers will tend to dvanc the
general prosperity"
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G~rmau Trade Ip~re.sed.

Berlin. Oct. 1s.-During he last quar-
ter the northern half of Germany ex-
ported TO America 81 "a, so Of merchan-
disc. an increase of ss.1so.s5 compared
with the same period Of 1897.
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All members of Alta lodge Nc. Is. ID.
of H., A. o. u. W.. are requested to
meet at Hibernia hall to-day at . y.
m. to make arrangements for the
funeral of our late Sister Reynolds.
Eta Harvey. Recorder. Mary A Dill
lon. c. of H.
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washington. Oct. ia dispatch TO the
Marine hospital service from Franklin.
La, reports seven new cases Of yellow
fever to-day.
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Surplus . t. ....S2.071. 1871 Sl.2o',261.23
The profit on the Manitoba leased
lines was after charging 81. 500, 900 for a
fund for permanent renewals and S150,-
900 for a fund for construction OF the
Cascade tunnel.
A consolidated statement of the pure
ly railroad companies 0ncluding st.
Paul. Minnesota & Manitoba, Eastern
of Wisconsin. Montana Central. Will
mar & Sioux Falls and Duluth. Water
own & Pacific shows as follows:
1898. 1897.
Gross earningss22. 577, 544.1s s19, 436, Oeo.57
Operating ex-
penses 80. =. 10,s54. 705.s3 TO- 01. s71.40
Taxes -. .... 700, 941.2 500. 64s. SO
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
si.,s refund the money II 10 fails Ia cure. 25c
The genuine has l. b. Q. on each tablet
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N RAILROAD CIRCLES
THE INCOME STATEMENT
Details Regarding the New Lines
and Permanent improvements.
Lowering tho Oost
OF Operation

The annual report of the Great
Northern railway win probably be L.
sued to-day. after the adjournment OF
the annual meeting. Advance sheets
of the report ave appeared and present
some interesting figures and facts. The
income account for the year ending
June 80 is as follows:
1898. 1897.
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All income q. 5S3,643.77 8 407. 23s.5s
The total net earnings of the system
was s13. o75, s97. 33, against s.170, s24.s2 in
the preceding year.
The presidents report, after calling
attention to the absence of change In
the share capital or bonded debt of
Great Northern or the share capital OF
it's proprietary companies, explains the
changes on Manitoba and Montana
Central bonds. The Eastern railway OF
Minnesota has issued S.. 200, 900 s per
cent bonds for acquisition Of the old
Duluth & Winnipeg roa and the build
ing of the Fosston extension, and has
assumed 1924. 1898 car trusts on 500
cars from Duluth & Winnipeg.
During the year the s1.100 900 bills
payable given for purchase of Oregon
Navigation preferred have been paid
and cancelled. OF the SIS, 600. 900 collat-
eral trust bonds called for redemption
SI3, 1853, 900 have been redeemed. This re-
turns to the Great Northern treasury
R3, 900, 900 Pacific extension bonds of the
Manitoba road. There was charged of
to profit and loss a net sum Of Sc. 99s. 619
and written off properties and securi-
ties owned 1850. 139, representing the
Seattle & Montana stock distributed to
the stockholders OF Great Northern.
Expenditures on capital account dur
ing the veal were as follows:
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Net earn
ings.. -. ...S11.0 21, ss7.2s 8 s,131. 54o.4s
Miscellaneou s
income =. 1.49o. $50. IS ss2,147.76
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$3.50. s43.77 8 4O7, 23s.5 So

Net earnings..s 3o.2s4.37 s 374.463.2
other income. SO, 359.40 2,773.3
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lam Income .s12.s12. eba.b SIZES. sss. "a

All income .s12,s12. e5S.5s s s.7ss. $751;
The income statement of other com
panies in the system, Minnesota Union,
Minnesota Western railway. Dulut
Terminal railway, Northern Steamship
company, Great Northern Express
company and Sand Coulee Coal COM
pany, show as follows:
1898. 1897.
Gross earnings. 50, 443. 65o.06 81. 800, 164. 70
penses :. . 49,. 1904. 7os.43 1890 47.0 s
Taxes -. >. .... s,567.26 5,154.42
Net ~earnings..S $50. 2s4.37 374,4 63. 23
o.. innnnun % osa An 20 773 ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
ouR roL,oy oT nxrASSIoN.

Those who are opposed 20 territorial
expansion seem 10 forget that every
new atop In this direction taken ny the
young siani ~ THE hemisphere has been
accompanied hy prophecies Of dis
aaief, ail ~ which have failed. Elgh.
iy-olghi years ara Josiah quincy. rep.
rcssrilrs Aassaehu,ees In tho House
% Bepros-nigtiyss. declared the biz
Co purchase the Louisiana territory !
iAnrrr to the Union, and h. but CAV,
vu.ea 90 ne sentiment Of many u H.
r'ismpprines. In his address on Jan
n. iNi. b. said In par.;
"rhc act contemplated lays ruin a.
thf ffef ~ asi our hopes. II y my de.
Ilheraie opinion that, x this bill passes
che bonds " ihia Union aro virtual,
iafolNedi that the states Rhlch com.
pose 10 are Tree from fhoir moral nbii,
Eauons. ana thl;. ~ o VIII be tho rIHhl
m all, 90 70 viii b. the duty ~ some
10 pruplre definitely for separation
.am'aoiy. ir they cant Violently. n
they must.
The cong,i,uttun b, political com
pfct nv whom and uboW what I
10 We. the people OF the United States
inr ourselves aud our noFirrity; not fn
the people Of LOUISIANA. nor Tor tn
people 81 New orleans. or OF Canada.
The territory contemplated 10 segilci b,
mo treaty Of peace. and II included
within ihs Atlauuc ocean, the 81. Crolx
De Lakes, ani line drawn through
'ir middle Of the Mississippi river. uufi
3 interests the norihcrnm1si part %
Che ilH degree ~ nnrih atliude. theme
W,thln the limo drawn due sast d
The Atlantic ocean. o.. This ConHtliu
ton was never Constructed 90 form
covering Tor the inhahUan,s Of NJ
souri, ana RAJ River cduutry, an
whenever u Is attempted 30
stretched over thee IL viii be rem
lsunder. Why, -lr. I have alr-id
hoard 10 ok states, un1 some NY. "a
uo great distance ~ lime, moro
have also heard that The mouth nl %
/ ohio viii be FAR 90 tie caff uf the ctu
0er ~ the contemplated empire
vas NO, Tor these men that our father
| fpuElit, u was not for them tn
I Constitution WAS adoptci. You hay
uo authority 70 throw ihe rights an
| sher,lrs and properly N this people ln
/ % horh.p1t with the Wild men On m
| Missouri, nor with the mixed thong
| more respec. able race nfAugio- n gpano
] Gallo Americans who bask on the stnd
~ The mouth u the Mississippi /
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TRANSFORMING orn prrrsorSerr,.

Porto Rico is becoming Amcricanixed
lt a RAPID rate. II an accounts ;f,m
there are correct. Antiluated customs
are giving way to modern ones. and
praciiccg which were not honored ny
Time nor anything eiae nre being dis
placed by civilized and civiilzlne aEcn.
c'cs. Among the Innovations which are
taking hold with arm grasp are show
Windows In stores and sh5pt. whereby
something o. M idea ~ the character
" the place aud ne contents can be had
without going through its gloomy ard
retro tinE Interior. An American cafe
has been established where eating 10
carried on on the YANKEE plan, ard
things nrc kcp, reasonably clean al tho
tlme-thla latter Uhe eieiniircssi being
daub.isss the moe, radical departure Of
an.
Briisifcsrs reports. ~ 10 the dcni-
sens u our new Serriiory. that the
average Porto Rican is Of thor, stature.
with feet corrsspondinEiy short. The
foot 10 not only short. but thick aud
wide. wish a high insicp. consequently
The market absolutely dtmFnls broad
iHHi. high iusicp. and y shoe roomy and
full over the bail " the FOOT Immediate
~ forward Of the lnaiep AID extending
thus over all the front half Of upper 90
the zoe or TO. This q applicable 70 both
rassA Shoes made long and tapsflnx.
10 give q nhapely effect. can rarely be
sold. The shss worn and required "
short. wide and very fun In the upper.
having a last ca; oval. being s,ubby In
appearance without having the broad
or Wide toe. In connection with the
foregoing u may be or in,sfsit 90 know
that the imports Of shoes into Porto
Rico In 1888 were yuiued a. tiis.s,5.
II seems conclusive tina; the United
states 10 expanding In more ways thar
me. Territory once acquired. the work
II ;ranspiinilnE people and customs be-
gina and Il 10 scarcely Questionable
that the latter Il NJ great a iiri1 ard %
90 much consequence a. toe other. u
certainly Will require a much greater
time and great deal more patience
and persistence. but u will b. accom-
piiahed Notwithstanding. a revolution
among the Inhabitants u the hooks ana
corners of the earth. one 10 which only
the weapons Of physical. moral ana In
tclec,uai advancement ara used. has act
In AMI viii not 20 backward.
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cen,cr u sho dlstric, ard 10 email 90
Accommodate the people hat had a
rirh; % admission. Under N, cIroum-
siar,,s. gitl; numher of yo'.rs q
ihe precinct thought tbsD cll
ano.hsr convou;ion. and She result wll
che nomination Of Mr.. Cutie W, Dee
liave ,hs voters are ertltici % kDt0
che fall facts 10 the case.
Thl conveu,lon IN she f'yih ward
was no, held by boilers or m al-ln'sn'a
Il was Co every respecf as regular De
she gathering Ia Unity hall 30
candidate is she choice Of a lars num-
Der q citizens. We hope .ha voters
VII turn out en- masse she diy nfief
tomorrow aud cas-, their vo,i acoos1-
lur 80 shclr own ludividual preference.
!, g. tlmc 10 ct down or eNlrs to
lrfsace me elections by nisars shat
are Mt ptriocily hororable.
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souh be a virtual dissolution OF she
Union"
No,wiihe.aniing such prcdictlons the
addition was made thai rave ~ Loui-
s.aha, Arkiiaas. Missouri. Iowa, Min-
ucsoia. Kansas. Nebraska. North pa
ko,a. sauh Dakota and Oklahoma and
irdiin territories. The expansion con-
'inuo1 BY she addEion 81 what 10 nov
Nov Mexico, Arsara. Nesada. CALI
fornh. Oregon. Utah, wyoming. Colo
rudo, Idaho. and Mouiana. Fiofida
and Alaska were ADDED. AMI all with
out disastrous results why. then.
should a poiicy tiat has been followed
from the beginning now be regarded
as suicdil7
Undoubtedly great wisdom Il needed
In dealing with the inhabitants Of The
Philippine iaiauis They need educa-
sion and such mcssurc % liberty IA
will prove beneficial 90 thcm-noithCr
morc nor loss. when shcy enjoy this
under the protection OF the American
nar. raoy VII cause no anxiety to our
pauints and present no danger 90 our
inFttu. iona.
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our ogden agent. J. y. Fouiksa. r.
Gently failed. Pianos returned here In
perfect condition. except for eases
slightly marfod. Factory orders 60
close them Out al the following bargain
prices;
one $3.50 hns oak conovsr. now. case
marfcd. kaO00.
one $50 nns Walnut conoyer. been
used. ass.
one iloo hbe Mahogany Hchubcrt.
paint on ease. $3.50.
one fins 500 Walnut Kingsbury plano.
been used. 1896.
one 5000 me Walnut Schubert. case
denied, s9i0,O0
one 500 fine Walnut RlnRsbury plano.
case marrod. tslo.0o.
one 1900 Walnut klnEahury plano.
case mRrred. t2l3,O0,
Pianos for Xmas stored free. Pianos
strictly AZ advertised. Don't delay see.
Ing them. Terms. cash or oasyf pay
moniA They won't last long.
CABLE PIANO co.
y. W. Van SAINT. Manager.
John NJ. Chamberlain. Assistant Man
agtT.
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ASpRrE AoAis.

The latest alleged messai from
Andre, VIII gIve but lHtle 60 n'fi i'
bic friends. II Is anuoune' - from
stockholm that a bottle ~ been
f1rni somewhere In the ura noun
iaIrs. containing two papers one Of
Witch road; "Andrce's ball 0n has
erassei the ural mountains. Air'r'
Andtoe AID his two con lnonl,
S'rudherg and Frankel, ief' Danes
Island On July n. 1897. In an al temp; to
cNoss the pole. Since then no definite
news ~ the aerouauts has been receive
beyond message sald 10 erur from
him found attached 20 a carrie pigeon
found By the whaling ship Fllktn,
whIoh arrived at Copenhagen on Sep
iembcr 2nd,
There - some reasoG 10 bell He ihai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

In blilousncss. IfEupfSE. by .xpeii.
ing from fho body she excess Of bile
ard acids. Improves the uHalmiiativc
proccsasa. purlnea the blood. und tones
up ani strengthens tha o0iiro ays.cm.
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Have you a eold1 A dose % RAIL-
LARpH HoitEHouND SYRUP 81
bedtime viii Nmove n. Prize Is ots
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For broken limbs. chiiib.aina, bnrrs.
scaifs. bruised rhlns. aoru thr1at, and
sores 81 every kind. amply UAf,-
LAltD'a SNOW LlNtMENr. u will
give Immediate relief and heal any
wound. Price 20 cts and % css.-z. q.
~. I. Drug DrIs.