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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-02
Purely Vegetable

and contains not a particle of potash,
mercury, arsenic or other minerals.
Valuable books on Cancer and Blood
Diseases will be mailed free to any ad-
dress by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-02
Official Returns Coming In.

Official returns have been received by
the secretary of state from boards Of
canvassers in ~thirty-two counties Of the
state giving tho figures from the last
election. Seven counties have not yet
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-02
Advertised Letter List.

Week ending Nov. %, 1898:
Adams, Mrs Eliz Hofstand, Martin
Castellano, Vito Lenihan. Arthur
Couch, Mrs David Mcbride, S NJ
Davis, link S%paulding, VS.
DeShon, Allen S Sod, HIP
Diffee, Mary Taylor, Mrs. Geo.
Fisher, John Watson. NO
FORSTER, N Winfield, G
Harmon, G E Yarrisso, Michael
Hart, Chas G Yale, James r
Persons calling for the above letters
please say advertised" and give date of
notice. In two weeks they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office,
a. G. PATTERSON, P. M.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-02

forcing out the poison and Kidding the
system of it forever.
S. s. s. never fails to cure the worst
cases of Cancer, Scrofula, Catarrh,
Eczema, Contagious BloodPoison ,Rheu-
matism. old sores, ulcers, etc., it mat
tiers not what. other remedies have been
used in vain. It is the only blood
remedy guaranteed
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-02
sure.

Hoods Pills are the best family ca
thartic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable,
sure.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-02

Be not deceived! A cough, hoarse-
ness or Group are not to be trifled with.
A! dose in time Of Shiloh's Cure will
save you much trouble. Sold by P. G..
Remington.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-02

Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant
laxative. Regulates the bowels, purites
the blood. Clears the complexion.
Easy to make and pleasant to take. 25
cents. Sold by P. G. Remington, the
druggist.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-02
: WARNER IS HELD.
Oswald j.. Warner Held to District
Court to Answer the Charge
of Killing Williams.
Preliminary Examination is Held
Before Justice Ranard at WASH
burn Last Saturday.
Application Will be Made to the
District Court for Admitting
Warner to Bail.
Warner Held for Trial.

Oswald J.. Warner, who shot and killed
Fred Williams north of Washburn a
week OF 80 ago, was held for trial to the
May term of district court for the MUIR
der The preliminary hearing was held
Saturday last, Attorney Allen represent
ing the defense, and Attorney Philbrick
the county. Not much testimony was
taken by either side. The prosecution
merely established the factof the killing
and the admission by Warner that he
had done it. ATTORNEY Philbrick for the
prosecution put Sheriff Hans Hultberg
On the stand. He testified to seeing the
body of the deceased Fred Williams,
that he had been killed by a bullet
wound and that the defendant, O. j.
Warner admitted having done the deed.
On Cross examination by the defense the
witness stated that Warner had stated
that he had a right to defend his home
and that he shot Williams because the
latter had assaulted his wife. Mr.. Allen
for the defense argued that the crime
was not murder, since, if the defendants
admission as to the killing were to be
taken as the only proof that he commit
ted the deed, his statement of the reason
for the killing must be taken into con
sideration.
H. H. Haines and DR.. Forbes were put
ON the stand by the defense and testified
that Warner had stated that he had
killed Williams in defense of his home.
d.. Forbes testified that the only bullet
wound Oh the body of the deceased was
one which entered at the left side and
came out at the right causing death.
At the close Of the examination, War
ner was bound over by Justice Ranard to
answer the charge of murder at the May
term OF c.ourt.
The defendants attorney will make
application to the district court chat the
defendant be admitted to bail.
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of the disease has
returned, though ten
years have elapsed,
HI. MIDDLEBROOKs.
Sparta, Ca"
The cures made by
S. s. S. are perlna-
nent. 1t is the only
blood remedy which
can cure obstinate
d~eep-seated blood
diseases, because it
is the only n
which acts on the
~~--@~A ,~s--s,l
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-02
Cancer
Cured at Last!

We're unable to do her any good, and
finally pronounced it Cancer of a most
malignant type. We were greatly
alarmed and gave her every remedy
recommended, but they did not seem
to reach the disease, and it continued
to spread and grow. Upon the advice
OF q friend she began to take S. S. s.,
and after a few bottles had been used
u decided improvement was noticed,
md continuing the remedy she was
cured completely and the per1nanence
Of the cure has been proved. as no sim
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-02
RINGERS AMONG THE BEANS.

majority 9,6l7.
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Biennial Reports.

The biennial reports of state officers
to Governor Devine are thus summar-
:ool, .. ~. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29
TuE DnIyius cAsr.

The German emperor IL now said 20
have decided 90 take an active interest
In the Dreyfus case. The Russian en- .
peror has also quietly made inquiries
ana become convinced that tho un-
fortunate army officer IL the Victim of a
conspiracy, and tina, justice demands
his Nindlcation. In Russia the prey.
fus question Is now regarded as an in-
ternu'lonal one, aud thr advice ~ the
official press 20 Franco % 10. settle IL.
because the ally ~ N French republic
cannot indefinitely Ignore a mater OF
such Importance.
The secret Of the lntsros, taken In
preyfus, By the Russian ruler. Is prob.
ably due 20 the fact that u Is 20 b.
feared that a revolution may break out.
France, Il Is wei known. has famed 20
put into fun practice the principles u
republican government There sim
remains a claimant to the throne ~
France who may have the courage to
put In his claim, and there are enough
supporters 10 make the streets Of Paris
once more ring with the cry OF "NNe
Napoleon'" such an experiment would
undoubtedly prove unsuccessful. but
Russia cannot, under the present cir
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SOW MS TnE PENSIONS.

Itisa siEnineans and an Interesting
fac. although one that was IN de
NATURAL order u thlIgs and therefore
70 be expected. that the pension roll ~
the spanish.Amercan var las bffn
opened by this EavernmeIi and she
nrrt name been placed thereon Spec
ulatlon 90 % Nha. she r1ii Will amount
g. before the hr, Uame II placed upon
Il has already begun and OF course
those who are opplasd 20 eSpanahn
aul the policy u she administration.
and who urr 20 that extent % many
lrlsconcllabies. ave couluTlnE az all
manrar ~ uuwclr1me ihiuEs ln e9u-
ucc.ou with the subj - a. % matter u
regularity. n Is probably going too Gar
o. class che Nsw York World as rue
~ these. boz O. u Numerically against
both the administration and lis F'-
called impeflalir,lc policy. !, Is sa.l
By the Gotham sNy,emporaryi
"The estimate raycn out Informs ~
That tho new pension list VIII prob
ably amount 90 $4,000 0O0 year. Pen
sl1n eRiimages have always been below
rather than above inc iuAfk, hNh ~
amonut and IN duration OF term. The
penalous of the ciyil war 'Slll last faI
beyond shr dfy.ycsr pfTld.and M iir,y
years 'hr Spanish war penrthas nov iu
sht win take not less than $1,000 Vp0,
900 aui OF The wages u labor ana she
earnings OF capital WIKI pfnslou
roll Increased 81 ylC0 900 600 we shall ba
paying much more 30 our soldiers lu
time ~ peace than the cost Of the henv-
lSEi military burden NJ any 81 thl
armed camps OF Europe"
had as this 10 made to appear, It Il
made but the prelude for something
worse. The wor,d IL positive We ars
only az thr beginning OF the ,yil w,
are. q holds, deliberately proposing "a
enter upon a policy ~ territorial ex'
pAuslon which inevitably clrrlts via
10 an Increase VI land and naval anna
mont and corresponding cost c.m'
narsi 90 which TIM pension figures OF
this li,,ie spanish var VIII seem q
tribe, "rhe administration which d
committed 20 this pulley refrlits from
making even gupss. Perhaps u doe,
No. care 90 estimate what this new de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29
a PHILIPPINE PUBLICATION.

"Freodom" IL the unhsckneyed and
appropriate title " a bright aud lively
American weekly paper published at
Manila. Philippine Islands. u docs
not dc;rlo, In the least from the iuier-
csi taksn In the far-away publication
" see the psme of the News" special
correspondent. Don e. W. MusHar. al
- msfihcad 8s editor. although with
fh1i ~ Frank n. Hinos a. manager.
Tao paper has eight PAGES % four broad
columns each. these beng wei nlcd
with editorial comment, local events,
miscellaneous. advertising. etc. IN the
latter respect the patronage l. very
good. some O, 4, rciNsing 50 American
enterprises. bg; the majority pertain.
ing 60 Manila and Cavitc.
Freedom has got Ear enough along
70 use u Spanish scn,cHse acrc and
there. It, Introductory editorial y
hcadgl "Buenos Dlas' tg0Ji day.. and
SOME OF the "ada" ore wholly 81 ipAn.
IN. TO the air ~ Marching Through
Georgia" appears an original Tong I'M
der the caption Of "Thc Battle SONG oi
Yah" Extended mention u made Of
she death o, President woodruff. a
high moral ground IA taken. as u iAoVg
by the foEowinE editorial extract
'in our humble way we VIII endcayo
| TO Chamu.Ju the cause % she up
pressed ofii dowutrodden, % hft VIZ
tue und honor w. 10 CNas, ah muil
na n WI b. IN our power. every hu
dibis aud noble trsii Of character q
matter WHERE. or Ia whoms1ever found
und at the same time. and We VISA Z
b. emphatic VA this point. We VII
cistigate. wiih our fun energies. an
all phe energies that We can summon
from other Honfcsa. vice and law
lcssnesa ~ all ~ forms.
Naturally we have great respect 70
that magnificent body of men VIII
compose Uncle ans army % Occupi
,lor here IN Manila. aud among wnor
We are proud 10 be numsoINsl, W
ere ever ready Ca don DOR hats
men Who have dpusd she blue ~ OIL
ulory's cause, but they must be- met
We think the army uniforms OF Col
own patton DadEu OF honor. 90 b
worn properly by gentlemen only. an
not by rhyflsrs Nhu without any .,
sheet % their avn, seem amb4ilou
90 spread contention among thor con
iudi. aud renrrt - much dlr'rcd
a. possible on she army % whlrh she
belong. This claas-ihank Heavens the
are few ani far bstween-inay eApe'
r,thlng from Freedom. but she vef
favereai chastissmsui " eau give"
That thls standard may be maiT
tanned. Freedom become a br.sh. an
glowing Ugh, In our new nation
posaosslonA and be prosperti al alon
IA our nlncere daslrc.
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oumstances contemplate the possible
,les Of O revolutionary outbreak VI
France with equanlmiiy
The present revolt In sentiment III
favor Of captain Dreyfuf. i, however,
more particularly due TO the Efforts OF
hi devoted wife. Afier The conicmna-
ton OF her husband she went 90 bet'
lin and lmplorcd the empnor for some
oxpiesslln that the G'man govern
mcnt never received any Information az
charged. Her requesi was granted and
the Imperial word was given Then
shs proceeded u 81. Petershurg and
appealsd 90 she czar. This resuscd IN a
most sever, rchuke to the French gov
eminent through the Law Journal Of -.
Petersburg. 10 which which the writer
said;
"Thc ,f!ais Of preyfus and lola could
not oiheIwise than deeply ls.te.s ihe
true friends " rrancc. Tho ufst 81 these
trlals pfrreniad a variety OF impf0ba-
b.iiiies and irregularities. 81 whl,h the
most nagfant was the production be-
fofe the Judges alone IN thu cnurt.maf
titi Itself ~ a secret document ~ Or
der uf the military au.hgfiiles. TINS
astanlshi,g lnfractlon u the rules q al
correct procedure renders the cundrm
nation on Drtyfus null aud void. Gully
or not guilty, be- has not been lairy
dried. They have simply degfai'd ahh
Imprisoned him according % admins
ifailve procedure IN counties whore
defpotism fsisns. u is she bringing
back OK In Of lettres d. cichei ami az
the iillsIio. under ihe preisSt u j. true.
10 ruhsrryins reasons tn state, ~ "
fhaf was not the ufftrxi wligh shield
the most lniquitous acis " the ancisni
regime"
Nadine Drlyfus next APP paied 90 ihe
pope. che king % iiliy and the queen
" spain. zach u these expressed a
friendly inisrcti in she case. shc never
tired Of hunting NJ proofs 81 she limo.
cencc u her husband. The rc.opcnlng
~ the case. which. u 10 hoped. will end
DO the declaration Of his Innocence. v
dur TO her devoted efforts. May her
victory. 40 well earned. be completed
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,srrnrsrrSo rnopuorloS.


II will be 81 interest TO the readers OF
enc "Sews'' 90 learn that pf. Joseph
rNrty. who was lately here a. adjudl-
oaeor Of the Eissoddfoi. has concluded
bls work yn a cautaii entklcd III,
pnarlmaas ~ the Pionccrl.' Inc
sosre. or words. 81 the composition are
from the pen o. Prof Evan sierheh''
bu; the music will be she pr'dursi0n
Of the cminen; soH,lemaa above
named. and n Joint production ~ such
authors must OF surety need hui itile
prenatal praise. Tho Huhicc, ii ("
heroic one. one chat hos been various
~ treated. but rayer bo;5fe. % far -
prtscrs Information rocs. as either
dramatic or muslcii theme. In the
form VI cnB,ata u enters somewhat
largely into both realms. albci; BY no
near On opsrsfic erection.
An extended mention 81 the ground-
work ard Development VI thc ciuiaia
appears In another part Of shis paper.
uni y will be found worthy o. a pcfus-
al. u IL matter pf pride shat we
have 90 much - musical ability and
npprcciation m our midst; ana rs every
developments coward more advanced
stage II entitled 10 the best encourage
mont. The production Of The Pilgrim
age will be looked forward 20 with no
l,s.lc lD,efesi.
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parture into che path Of glory will
cla."
II Is not. then. the peBvlon expense
aitosether chat Il 60 be dreaded. but
the foauHs Of the war IN which the
pens.ons accrued. Undoubtedly the
total payments will represent an "im-
perlal" sum before all shf accounts
shall have been settled. but wars arc
costly experiments % beet. and our ma
ton emerged frcm iis last one under a
much fighter burden shan was expected
when % began. Bssdss. every ublec!
f1r which she contest was inauguraiad
has been " j. beins consnmmhted and
good deal more 10 the way Of COM
perss,ory returns has befallen W. chan
waa thought possible whtn the toesin
wss sounded. u is idle 20 look ~ but
ors side of the Philippine situation. and
0; the expense eide. there is rtani &C
count to b. considered. ard unless al
s.gns fall the latter will exceed she
former By q niouafchs fars0m during
every iuna;ian.
II viii be- remembered with What BIT
ierness the acqulsitioa u Alaska wa
Tough: by certain Of che press and pub
lic. The territory was pointed out as
barren. sterile. un,nhabtab'e sNctp, BY
siyages and altogether worthless. IN
stead % which 81 Is nilus ~ tolcrably
fast with whEs population. % grow
lng somewhat In progressive ald I'M
proved ways. and has already returned
90 the United States az least swensy.
pffhaps ifiy dollars Tor every one thti
q; cos. ana ~ development IL s,ill MT
fairly under way 10 has proved a
very profitable iuyssmant indsod.
Don't be H. too much ~ hurry. Give
the colonial policy" a fair chance. See
how q operates after reasonable ,risi.
Perhaps thc Philippines will pay the
expense % ks gathering IN and the
pensions = the war there ard else
where besides.
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4 STATE rARmr,,s UNION.

The News" has been requested 60
call the attention % he readers 10 an
inyistion Issued by citizens OF weber
county 10 the farmers VI uiah Tor a
coHy niion o. b. held at ogden on
saturday next. Dec. Q. for the purf1se
u forming a State union. The plan
proposed contcmpia:es the formation
o. a osHrai State union with branch or
auNlAafy unions In every county aud
precinc, in the State. she employment
~ State SECRETARY. Waofc duty q
shan be 90 systematically rH;hcf IN.
formation ua 20 markets ana conditions
ana disseminate the Information among
the farmers through ths brinch unions
II IA not proposed 60 have Anything sec
ret. religious or political IN thc ofganl.
Eation. The matter 10 Que VI purely
secular busiuefs aud should be viewed
only from she fi,ndafd u iis effects on
the interests 81 the spits und especially
the agricultural portion Of l,s inhabf-
ants.
with such an understanding Of the
matter us has boon impaired ami which
s. briefly embodied In the for,going
hines. the "NcWs" has no hcslancy IN
declaring Itself decidedly n favor 81
che proposed organization. such COM
hinations are cnicuni,i % do a Vasl
amour, 81 good 10 she Frcat uni grow
Ing Interest 10 which they relate 1n'
when they steer clear Of fac;lonlsm an
the prevalllur prupfudty 90 hfcoml
kno,tcd Together IN the form ~ trusts
are likely 30 he beneficial 20 the com
mun,ty as well. We be,ieVs there y
uiea an organisation In every stat
and more than 0ue IN sons o
,hom. and there s. no suiiiele'E rtafo'
why w should be behind In any use
ful thing.
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siiIrs AitE NEEDED.

whsn the el,,atlon In which the Unit
"a st.s.s finds herself az che close Of
n most euecsssful war IL calmly con-
-,,., 4, .,.,it ,-,h.hiv he found chat
eiu'''u' ~ WI p'V'.v'S ~
ON OF the hfht rcqufsmttis now "
larger amount Of American vessels for
az. o,,oayr trade. n wo,tid he a mis.
w. ~. 20" -. ~,
take 70 give wstent'"h - ARMY NM
navy measured 10 the exclusion OF the
interests OF che mercantile marine. The
-. -. c., 49,, s,.,,,v a.n,r.
"H ".'h Sp" ms e""
HtrA,Cd che value OF shlps not "flklh-
ally Intended for war. Had ~ become
,,yoiv.a vim rr,ue.. or oven Ger.
- -.
many " - imf-pslp'r w faS 70 "hA'
an event We night have been hands,
canned. perhapa Inundated, and dis.
-, =. -. - =, .,,,.htn. In,
s"e'u' u's ''"'" "a" W VS. @''F-' 80
ffom lack on fnerchab, N'eHriH' c'papi'
OF tranupordnx troops. carrying coal
,,., ,,.,c,a,, ,hirs arc ea,,hlo OF be.
,nr mao ~ aa An ,imes OF war,
T,o,ra. ysc.,.,, I'm nj. renor % the
.,,ra ..-.,.,n a, ,h' ur., e,,nrr... .on
~. p,1,,,e... "a u..,,ic,ian.. AZ sbe
commsres ~ ,hs t,,s,sa STAGE" sayr
On ms,
.i, ,.,.i.,s,, rattan. ,,o., N. nm.
due shares OF our commerce, and moro
especially II they neiks On che means Of
w ors'.a st,ss 70 .eh'sN tnsIh NV w.
~itharaw chem entirely frsn ths enp'
port OF Shoss 70 whom they belong. de-
fctslNe and pr9fective measures be-
49,, -. ~, -. w n,r - Wv ~
invaded, or n viii he diSarmed Of X,
defense; its productions wlll be- az ih'
mary .t shs t.l,lqn when ms Us
of s,rryin- shsg ma ~ nsiicles iii Vii
be iHsiuencsd by those who oommah,
fs commerce. II Ne see the aeanai
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sulphur II. according 90 The lin'
manltnriln. one Of the most cihciG'us
and simple cures Cor dlphihera' NJ
tina, IL recdcd IL -four OF sulphur AMI a
quill. and With these. Il - said. one
celebrated physician cured every pa
t,cn, without exception. lie put a tea
spoonful II four OF sulphur into a wine
glass 81 water and stirred Il with MS
nnger instead Of a spoon. the sulphur
not readily amaiEama,lng with water.
whon The sulphur was well mixed abe
physician ravc - Earrls. ana tn ten
minutes ,he paticn; was out u danger
Sulphur Mills every spseita VI fungus
10 Inau. beast or plant In few min
utea. Instead Of sIatling out the Eargle'
,he awal,ow!ns 81 n - recommended.
Ia extreme eases In which the above
specialist had bssn called In the nick
OF r.me. whom the fungus was too near.
~ closing 20 allow the garFilnE. he blew
the sulphur through a dulli into the
throat. and after she fungus had Hhruak
10 allow u u. then she gargle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29

Nasal catafrh quickly Yields 10 treat
mcnt hy Ely's Cream BaiIn. which 10
aTfeeably aromatic. Il, " received
through the noatrils. clennses and heals
the whole surface over which II dif-
fuses Itself. ~ test u. a srial size for
10 cents or ihf ArKr. for 20 cents. l.
mailed by Ely Brothers. ~ Warren
street. New York. Druggists keep ". A
remedy for Nnsal catarrh which ID
drying or eNriiing 10 the diseased m~n.
hrane should not be used. Cream Balm
"a recognized as a specific.
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nambsrrer coal 81. bod MaIn.
y. q. ". .. bargain sal. OF Ladies' wrap
psr.,
ND Tea Gowns. ,hia week. choices,
values yet offered IN these EJods.

Tho direct line 20 Kansas City. ST.
Louis and Atlantic aeaboard Is via
the Missouri Pacific Railway. from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars. and all connections made In
Union depois In the daytime. II you
are going Eas. and care for day.
light ride through the grandeHt seen.
cry OF the Rocky Mountains cnroute
eco that your Ticket reads via Nils.
souri, Pacific Railway. Elegant chair
cars positively free 90 the holders ol
regular train tickets.
II. y. KoosER. c. y. a =. A.,
Salt Lake city.
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sal, Ishe DO New Yorh.

by a recent change IN schedule. ,he
overland iAmked u the Union Pacific
aud Northwestern, In connection with
the l.. =. a ". .. and ". Y. g. w.
record Of only three days TO New York.
Train leaves Salt Lake 7 am. ogden
$40 am. daily, arrives Chicago 1.i5 9 m
and Grand Central depot. New York
city. i0:a5 am, second and third days
respectively. Only one change of cars.
and twelve hours quickest time. For
purchase of tickets aud reservation of
bsrths, call a; the "Oid stand" 2oi Main
street. or address II. NJ. Clay. GENERAL
Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29

Infant mortality Is something fright
ful. Nearly one-quarier die before
they reach one year. one-third before
they are flye. aud one-half before they
are fiieenl The timely use OF
would save majority OF these
precious lives. Price 20 cts. z. C. 81. J.
DruE Don't.
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''Fhs News last night was much ok.
erclstd over a lecture DR.. T. G. ihn u
this cEy has been delivering IN Rhode
Island n quoted against him che seu-
timcut thag II this work IA u Ocd, u
cautuf be- overcome. but " % man u
VIII come 10 uaugM, Very Elod. bat
WHY Apply 90 admirable "a quotation IN
uls way luly9 - virtue l. % good
applied for Dr. Il.n a. agiiur; him.
Tribune.
True. Ara Whenever The "News'
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