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FORMER ENEMY REMEMBERED.
senator Vest In Gratitude Would Pension
General steveason's Widow.

Mrs. Stevenson. widow Of the late
Gen. John ID. Stevenson of St. Louis is
the prospective beneficiary In a pending
piece of pension legislation growing out
of the dead officers Kindness to the wife
of confederate legislator. There Is
pretty story OF the civil war behind the
bill which Senator Vest of Missouri in
troduced in the United States senate
last week 10 give pension of $50 a
month to Mrs Stevenson When the
war broke out Senator Vest was Il resi-
dent of Boonville. Mo. He entered the
confederate army and served for Il
while in the Missouri campaign. Then
he went to Richmond as a member of
the confederate congress. His family
remained at Boonville.
On the day that the federal troops.
under General Stevenson. captured
Boonyille, Mrs. Vest gave birth to a
child Shortly after his entry into the
city General Stevenson. who had known
Senator Vest previous to the outbreak
Of the war. learned Of Mrs Vests con-
dition. and by his order there was placed
a guard around Mrs. Vests home, With
instructions to see not only that the
house was not disturbed by the federal
troops. but that no disturbance which
might affect Mrs. Vests condition
should take place in the neighborhood.
To this kindly consideration OF the
union general Mrs. Vest probably owed
her life and that of her newborn babe
The guard was continued around her
home until she had so far recovered as
to permit of her being moved. General
Stevenson then saw to Il that she and
her baby were conveyed in safety To
her parents home in Kentucky.
Senator Vest never forgot the kind
ness of General Stevenson 10 Mrs. Vest
Up to the time of General Steyenson's
death he and Senator Vest were the
warmest of friends. Now that he is
gone. the senator feels in duty bound
TO have extended To General Stevenson =
widow the aid Of which she Is in need.
She Is ~ years OF age. and i'm view Of
her husbands distinguished services to
the union Senator Vest thinks the gov
eminent should give her such pension
as will enable her To pass her few de-
clinng years in comfort
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Wool Auction sales.

London. Jan. 21.-'fhere was the usual
good attendance at the wool auction sales
TO-DAY. The offerings aggregated 800
bales The selection was good. and on
sisted largely OF merinos and finest
greasies which were spiritedly BID fo-.
with the home buyers and Americans. the
latter securing the best. The home buy
crs. however. secured the bulk al Is I'D
\ choice selection of Australian secured
was much sought for and was principally
taken by Belgium. The Russian buyers
also secured several lots. The French
buyers operated reseryedly. though taking
requirements at fun rates. A small selec-
tion Of cross breeds was sold for the home
and continental accounts. Following are
the sales: New South Wales 2.100 bales :;
secured. sdQss Sd: greasy, 5a91zd Queens
land. 2,2O0 bales. secured, Is 2isdals I'D;
greasy. ga l0izd. Victoria, 2le5 bales.
secured. slzdGls Sd. greasy. 7d4ls I'd.
West Australia, 90 bales; greasy 5iaH
sad. New Zealand. go bales secured.
6lzal0d; greasy Si4qet. cape o. Good
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. Jan. 20.-In what. Liverpool
prices showed about 3.d advance at the
opening here, and this marked showing of
strength naturally had great effect on the
market here. May. which closed yester-
day at 91hc. opened today mt 9lAmslis.
while July showed still greater advance.
starting al a.m7sc higher at Siisass. Trade
was very slow for an hour and "A half
and fluctuations during that time were
practically confined To the fractional diff
ferences of opening trades. But II inn
proved later. and especially in July. The
Liverpool advance was supposed TO h.
the result of less pressure from Argentine
to sell wheat This theory was Partially
confirmed by a cablegram stating that
81. go 900 gold that had been ordered Tor
shipment from London TO Argentina had
been cancelled. and one from "A Buenos
house putting the eNportable surplus Of
Argentina ut 100000 bushels London
quoted the price of Argentine wheat,
March shipment, :3s, Cd which is one
sholling above the price 1t was being Of
fered at a week ago.
The receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
were 305 ears. against 90 a week ago
and 252 the corresponding week of the
year before. Chicago receipts were %
cars compared with - Il year ago. or
lOUdN TGttlptS ONLY TWO cars were con-
tract. but l4,000 bushels besides were pat
I'm store from warehouses. After II
o'clock the trade took on some degree of
activity. May in the meantime had ris n
to 92isMA The Letter party sold that
future at over 9l7s. but bought July. and
az the price of July has gone up pretty
easily lately. the purchases of lie ter
frightened them to covering. The con. e.
quence was an advance To sale. while May
was hanging around 9lis The receipts at
the closing cables showed weakness in the
foreign markets. I'm measure nc stored
the confidence of the shorts and Undue d
them to again put out lines, ard during
the afternoon prices suffered Il cons der
able relapse. The Liverpool market
closed with II net gain of sd to sd. Patis
at q loss of from 10 cent.mes to 20 c. n
times for -four and from 10 to II centimes
for wheat: Antwerp lower by - cantir es
for red winter and 12ia centmes for Walla
Walla. May declined to and close steady
at 917s while July was bringing S3% at
the close.
Corn was an exceedingly narrow mar
ket. There was plenty of bull news.
which met with little response. Nay
ranged from 29lsM297s. and closed \ h h-
er, at 60
Oats We're firm. May ranged from s3a4
as TO 23tsns.. and closed Is higher. NJ
.3$4
Provisions were strong throughout AT
the close May pork was zoe higher; May
lard Sc higher and ribs 7isc higher.
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ANIMALS MINUS TWO LEGS.
Cow and Dog short Hair Their Allow
anees Proudly Displayed

Cow and Dog short Hair Their Allow
anees Proudly Displayed.
From the Chicago Chronicle.
Sam Tuckhorn seems TO have the pc
cular liking for things which are en-
titled 10 four legs, but which can show
up only two. Just now he is proudly
exhibiting to his friends a two-legged
COW and a two-legged dog. In addition
to these articles of virtu. Mr.. Tuck
horn has a saloon in State street. where
''rae-time" flows from the piano at
such hours as Chief Ripley favors. and
Lowell, times are had. But the piano
has paled as an attraction beside the
show which Tuck" now puts up in the
basement and everyone south Of Van
Buren, street has been around through
the week to see the two-leggd COW. The
dog. which is minus its fore legs, Is an
old story down there, but that the me-
nagerie should he increased by the ar
rival of COW which is about half out
Of legs created "A sensation second only
To that of the midnight closing order.
The two-legged COW arrived last sun
day and was Installed in dark and
caVcrHous looking basement which *
not lighted except by sucn hickerng
rays as are cast by 4 caEule held by
the guide who exhibits the freak To
visitors, lying in a bed of straw. Chew
ing cud in regulation style. the heller
appears like an ordinary COW, lying
with her fore legs tucked in out of
sight. But when In compliance with
the prods aud shouts OF the guide the
animal essays 20 rise. il is seen that the
fore legs are missing and the weight
of the part of the body rests upon the
breast, with the muzzle extended on
the ground. A leather covered rest.
Ike a deep-seated chair, has been con-
structed to aid the COW when ii ae sires
TO change Its position. but IL urually Is
content u lie in the straw and only eN-
hibits itself on strong provocation.
The animal is , years old and was
born with but two legs. 1t was thought
that the calf would survive but a few
days on the farm in Wisconsin. where
II saw the light. bat II surprised its
owner by thriving ANA growing In ali
respects like an ordinary helfee The
places where the fore legs should Ice
are not marked by aay signs of
stumps, but are perfectly smooth. and
almost covered by long hair. When
Tuckhorn heard about this odd calf he
determined that he needed ii in his
business To keep company With Char
| lie, the two-legged dog. and he pur-
chased the heifer some tine ago. Not
until last week was IT brought To the
saloon. but since then il has held "A
levee daily as often the man With
the candle can be induced To lead a
group of curiosity seekers into the
gloomy basement beneath the rag time
jewellers in the back room.
The dog which can boast of but two
legs has been a habitue of Tuckhorn ;
for 4 year or more. Like the COW. ii
was born without fore legs, but man
ages In hop around very nimbly on It's
hind legs, occasionally letting its muz-
zle fall to the floor for support. The
lower joints of the dogs hind legs have
become so strong and we'll developed
as to suggest the kangaroo. and il rests
its weight upon them most of the tirle.
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OTHER MARKETS.
Omaha Live stock .

Omaha Jan. 21.-Cattle-Receipts leo
head Market steady. Native be eff steers.
50. 60n4.S0: western steers. s3.50M4 30. Tex
as steers. IS. 20Gf37o. cows aud heters
S3.00m3.S5: Gamers. 2.00d2so: stoekers and
feeders S.. 70nI60: calves. Si.0ld60O; bulls,
stays etc. 81 3jG3.GD
Hogs-Receipts. 9.c00 head. Market e
lower. Heavy. s5.45a35j; mixed s3.45u
$50. light. S.55m3Go: bulk Of sales S.45 q
$50
Sheep-Receipts. 4.7C0 II. aid. Market low
er. Fair to choice natives. S3J0d44 40,
fair 10 choice westerns s3.sGd4.20: common
and stock sheep. s3.00n3.s0, lambs. A.00n
=
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Shouting III Harlem.

Great Falls, Jan. 20.-A private let
ter from Harlem to party in Benton
says that Bandusky has again been
the scene of sensational shooting
match, and this time Jacob Harris, bet
ter known all over the state as Jew
Jake, lost his store by fire. The details
of the incident are not given, but it is
well known that there has been feud
between Jake and some of the cow
boys of that country, existing during
the past four years, and it is thought
here that the latest is but another
manifestation of the same feeling. 1t
has already caused u number of BUSH
whacking duels. in which Jake did not
get the worst of il.
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CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Henry Jaegers Swere Out Complaint
Agains. II. G. Jones.

Great Falls. Jan. 90 This after
noon Henry Jaegefs went before JUS
tice Hughes and swore out a warrant
charging r. c. Jones, foreman of the
clay mill at the Boston & Montana.
with assault on the person of the COM
planning witness. Jaegers story is that
he and Jones have been rooning to-
gether. and when the assaulted Went
TO the cabin yesterday to get some car
penter tools Jones began quarrel with
him which ended in blows damaging
to the witness feelings and person.
Jaeger does not look as if he had en-
countered anything more dangerous
than cheap WhiSkey, and ii is believed
that the whole matter is one which
arises in the brain of drunken man.
1t is known that since he left the Sal
walton army, some time ago he has
put in most of his time at saloons and
getting drunk.
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Chicago. Jan. 20.-Cattle-An occasional
sale was made ut B. 0dI5.50. but hardly any
beeNes went over So. 80. and the bulk of the
offerings sold ut 425d4.90 very ordinary
lots selling around s3.90M4.l0. Fat COWS
and heifers sold at 81. 2jaI4. 90. and canning
stuff sold at 81, 00M ?. -. Calves were
scarce and unchanged.
Hogs sold at an extreme range of 81 asa
$40. largely at s3.G0n3.67ia. and the bulk
of the pigs sold at s3.50a36o.
Sheep-Common To prime flocks were
wanted at s3.00d355 and common she ep
selling at 81 80. Rams sold for s3.5 and
yearlngs We're Sala bic ~ $i.506I5 800 Lambs
were very dull at the recent decline, COM
mon to choice iiocks selling at $1,000 l65
not many going below 81. Receipts-Cat-
tie. II 800 head; hogs. Zs,o0o head; sheep
1G 900 head
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financial cablegram: The stock market
here opened dull today. but closed quiet.
coal leading in the recovery. The featur, S
in Americans was the rush for klondiks
groups. thus d. K r. c.. Canadian Pac'-
fic and Northern Pacific were bought
widely.
New York IL now absorbing Canadian
Paciics Grand Trunks are also still
booming. Spanish. Turkish and internal
tional stocks were sold from Par5s. but
copper was the feature of strength In
spite of apparent case in money here t.
day there is Il steadier tone In the market.
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San Francisco. Jan. 20-Sprng Nevada
l1a13c: Oregon. l2ollc: northern. Tdse
Fall. southern coast lambe. 7nSc. sar
Joaquin lambs. llmi2c: northern lambs
l0Ifac: mountain lambs. aTl0 e; San Jca
quin plains. i4dl5c.
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The Boys from co.I County.

From the Nashville American.
Some OF the jealous New York papers
are prone To indulge in ribald remarks al
the expense of the members of the we'll
known and highly-esteemed Cook county
democracy. They should remember that
the Cook county democracy were factors.
and moving factors at that. in electing
Carter Harrison mayor of Chicago, Rob-
ert A. Van Wyck mayor of New York.
r. II. Dudley mayor of Nashville and the
mayors of Louisville and indianapolis.
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Cash quotations were AS follows: Flour
steady. No. . spring wheat. EmsSc: Ne
spring wheat. SiHg0c; Nc. ? red, o. Il
No 9 corn 21m27i4c; No . oats, pc: No 2
white {. o. b.. 25a25i2c: No. 3 white. f. o.
b.. 24I2m25aic; No. rye. i5c: No. . bar
ley. (. o. b., 2719dfle: No. | flax seed. sl.2l
n12il2: prime timothy seed, $50; mess
pork per bbl.. s9.571sn9.621a; lard. per 100
lbs. s470d4. 72lg; short ribs sides noosel.
$4606t4.90; dry sailed shoulders fboxed)
44m5c: short clear sides tboxedD. SiSem
5.l0 whisky dstillers' finished goods. per
gallon. Sl.19. sugars. unchanged.
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| had the rheumatism so badly that !
could not get my hand To my head. |
tried the doctors medicine without the
least benefit. At last ! thought of
Chamberlain Pain Balm; the first bot
tie relieved all of the pain, and one
half of the second bottle effected a COM
plete cure-W. j. Holland Holland. Va.
Chamberlain Pain Balm is equally
good for sprains. swellings and lame
ress. as we'll as burns. cuts and bruises
For sale at druggists.
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Writ of Habeas CORPUS.

Great Falls. Jan. 20.-This afternoon
j. l.. Huntoon filed in the district court
a petition for the issuance of writ of
habeas corpus in the case of the state
VS.. Lewis Dewar. charged with grand
larceny and now in the county jail
waiting trial on that charge. The pc
tition alleges insufficient evidence and
lack of due diligence in bringing the
case to trial
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STATE or ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO. &C
IrCAn COUNTY 90

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of i. J. CHENEY Co..
ooing business in the City of Toledo County an,
State afo, eeaid an that said firm W ii pay i
sun, of ONE HUNDRED DOLL -RS for each an 1
rveiy case of CATAKgH tina. cannot be cured b.
the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed in m
presence, this 9th dry of December. A. ID. 1856
~ A. w GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. ans
acts directly on tho blood and mdcous surface,
Of the system. Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY g. Co, Toledo,
Sold by drusgs is. Toe.
Halls Family Pills aro the best
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GAVE HIM A PAPER.
John MuivihilI Presents william j. Bryan
with IA Christmas Standard.

Belt. Jan. 20.--Just before Christmas
John Mulvihll, timekeeper for the An
aconda company at this place, called at
the Great Falls office of the Standard
for the purpose of obtaining a copy of
the Standards magnificent Christmas
edition. which he said he wished to
take personally to William j. Bryan.
Mr.. Mulvihill was then on his way to
Omaha. Neb.. to spend the holidays
with his people, and he took upon him
self the little mission because he had
been a personal friend of the great
silver champion and was still one of
his warmest admirers, and besides he
desired to express in this manner the
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A NEEDED SERVICE.
1t Looks as III the Stub Train Would BE
Put on Again.

Put on Again.
Great Falls. Jan. 20-The trainmen
on The Montana Central say they have
received orders which would seem
to confirm the recent rumor that tine
stub train between Butte and this city
was to be put on again about the goth
of February. The trainmen also state
that the train instead of stopping here
will run straight through to Neihart.
Citizens of Belt state that Superinten-
dent Martin. when he was up that line
some time ago, promised that there
should be daily train to Neiharr and
one three times a week to Barker. The
service will be greatly appreciated by
the people not only in this city but
all along the Neihart branch.
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Mrs. w,u,le~,. Soothing svr.v

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILL
IONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS
II sooTHEs tho CHILD, SoFTEsS the GUNS.
ALLAfS all PAIN; CURES WIND collie, and
Is The best remedy Tor DfARRH GA. Sold By
Druggists in every part Of the world. Be SURE
and ask for Mrs WiRsiow's 500 thing Syrup.
and take No ether kiad. Twentynvs cents =
bottle
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Money Market.

New York Jan. ae-MOney on can az :
per cent. last loan. per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 5aJa4 per cent Ster-
ling exchange quiet and steady. with Sc
tuai business in bankers bill at St4i2MS4
for the day. and al s4.s2l.aa. for 90 days.
Posted rates. $4S3a4Slz and &.SJ'-u4.ss
Commercial bills. AS1igd4s2 Silver Ger
tificates, 5sz4 Q57sa. Bar silver, SOS. Mex
lean dollars, 45i4. Government bono $
easier State bonds quiet Railroad
bonds firm.
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Destructive storms Along the Coast.

Reports of maritime disasters along the coast
come in thick and fast, People who go down to
the in ships sholld bear in mind one thing
in particular namely. that il is highly desirable
20 take along supply of Hostetter's stomach
dyspepsia, biiousness. constipation, NAL rim.
nervousness and kidney trouble, all snecumb TO
its benefcent and speedy action.
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New York Mining stocks.
Metal Markell.

New York. Jan. 10.-Pig iron warrants
closed dull Ss.C0d6..0 asked. LAX, copper
unchanged At 70 81 bill and ll.tee ske
Tin steady at =. s0c bid and L. sTizt. asked
Spelter unchanged. 3S,izc lid and 4e0c
asked. Lead quiet 3.s-t 4aa.G1igc asked .
brokers & 5nr
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Washington Jan. 20.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. ;2l0 al,
z36 gold reserve. S162 9ti.25.
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Gold Imports.

New York. Jan 2o.-Apparently the on'y
thing that prevents gold imports is the
extreme uneasiness of money here which
is on the basis of 1i9a2 per cent for cali
loans and demand sterling. which IVES
quoted at 4.s4S4 today. with supply appar-
entity being more than equal to the de-
N
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Boston stocks.

Boston. Jan. 2o.--Oregon Short Line. "a.
Boston 4 Montana, l5l%4 Butte x Boston.
25a
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Tre..,,ry Statement.

Hope and Natal. 100 bales: secured. I'D
greasy. 5i.NGd.
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Don't Tobacco spit aud smoke Your Life

To quit tobacco easily and forever Be mag,
nstie, null Of life, ner~s ana yigor. take Mole
fseaths -ander--orksr. that makes weak msa
strong, All druxgsts, SOC or 81. Cure sasran
teed Pooklet and an pie frse. address sssr
ling Remedy os., Chia.fs or New Vera
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Financial Cablegrsm.

New York. Jan ea-The Evening Posts
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BRILLIANT CEREMONY,

The mass said at four o'clock
Christmas morning was a brilliant
and imposing ceremony.
The weather was cold, the rain
was falling hard, and everything
was wet, slippery and muddy, and
the night was very dark, but all
this did not prevent the people to
come to church in large numbers,
many to take communion.
Father Langlois made e short
sermon, appropriate to the occa-
sion, the Greig Junior brass band
furnished good music to add to
the beauty of imposing ceremony.
The "Cantique de Noel" was
sung by Miss Ange Marie de La
houssaye, in a most charming
manner, and Miss Marie Rose de
Lahoussaye, as usual, was at the
organ and she excelled for this
grand occasion.
This early mass on Christmas
morning is really one of the most
brilliant ceremonies of the Oatho-
liz church
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ELECTION.

Know ye all, that in compliance with
the official writ of the Governor of the
State of Louisiana, to me addressed. di-
recting. and requiring that l cause an
election to be held in this Parish of ST.
Martin to fiH the unexrired term Of the
Hon. James Simon as Member Of the
House of representative in this State
made vacant by his resignation.
That said election shall be held through
out this parish for that purpose, and at
the different ward polling places as now
stand fixed on the nth day of January A !.
ID. 1898. it being the day fixed by law for
the holding Of election for delegate to
the Constitutional Convention as per
Act No SO of the General Assembly Of
1896, and in conformity of said Act No
52 appoints for said election the follow
ing Commissioners and Clerks to wit:
Ist Ward W. S. Thomas, Gabriel Four
net, Democrat, r. j. Bienvenu. Republic
can, +. S. Broussard, Clerk.
2nd Ward AnatOle Verret, John Case.
Democrat, Frank Mandoza. Republican,
Oswald Tamplet, Clerk.
3rd Ward Leonard SavOie, Aicee Wiltz,
Democrat, Edward Guidry, Republican,
Simon Barras, Clerk.
4th Ward Ben. Barras, Daniel Castillo,
Democrat, Omer Martin, Republican, o.
BrOussard Jr.. Clerk.
5th Ward Onezime Calais, j. C. Gull
beau, Democrat, Ozeme Roy, Republican,
Sidney Lastrapes. Clerk.
J. B. FOURNET. Prest.
A. BADON,
nj. L. BRoUssARD.
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Christmas Excursions.

Excursion tickets from all points in
Texas to points in Louisiana. Mississip-
pi, Alabama. Georgia. Flor zaXspnes-
see, Kentucky. North Cae buth
Carolina and Virginia vii - via
Southern Pacific Decembd - 22nd.
1897, good for return days
from date Of sale, at the le fare
for the round trip. E
Local tickets from Al seqy point
on line will be sold Dee "a, 24th,
25th, 30th, 3lst. 1897, parry lst
1895, good to return to sd. 1898,
at rate of one and til
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An Uncertain Disease. !.

There is no disease more uncertain in its
nature than dyspepsia. Physicians say that
the symptoms Of no two cases agree. 1t is
therefore most difficult to make a correct
diagnosis. No matter under what disguise
dyspepsia attacks you, Browns Iron Bitters
will cure it. Invaluable in all diseases OF
the stomach, blood and nerves. For sale BY
"All Dealers"
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sick headache, jaundice, constipation, etc. CSC.
The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.