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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-30
Prsparing to Close Down.

PITTsBURG, June 3O.-As q result o.,
the failure to settle the tin plate wage
scale at the Chicago conference, all the
tin plate mills in the country are pre-
pairing to close down and at midnight
there will be a general suspension.
Nearly 1000 men will be thrown idle
by the shut down.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-30
Columbus 70 Quit.

COLUMBUS. O., June 3O.-The last
game Of Western League ball will be
played in Columbus on Sunday. When
the Western trip 10 commenced Man.
ager Lotus will look for . new loca
tioo and it 10 probable that Rock Island
will Be selected.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-30
Sioux City Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. June 90.
HOGS-Market 10 steady. Range oi
prices q. 60QG3.O 70.
CATTLE-Market slow. about steady
Sales ranged 1t n. 2514.75 for beeves;
s.. 259A.0O for cows. bulls and mixed;
%. 509A50 for stockers and feeders. case
a 50 for calves and yearlinga
Receipts: Cattle, 800: hogs 1850.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-30
no BAIT FOR FRENCHNEN.
newfoundland Government Decides on
Radical Action.

ST. JOHNS. n. F., June 30.-In conse-
quence Of the French attitude and the
attempts to make trouble for the colony
along the treaty shore, the colonial
government has decided to absolutely
prohibit the French from obtaining
bait at ports along the Newfoundland
coast. This policy meets with general
approval. The colonial legislature
voted additional sums to help enforce
The bait law.
A stormy meeting is expected be-.
tween the French commodore and the
colonial authorities when the former
arrives on Saturday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-30
FIVE DROWNED.

skill Of Governments Employee Capsizsd
Near Clarksville. BIO.
GAINESVILLE, Mo-. June 30.-Five
men were drowned in the Mississippi
river a mile above here by the overturn.
ing Of a skiff. They were government
laborers engaged in river improvement
work.
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

CHICAGO, June 90.
HOGS-Market steady.
sales ranged at 81. o543.S SIS for mixed
and butchers: IS. 75G3 So for good heavy;
s. 5oG3oo for rough heavy; $3.6oA3.s "
Ior light.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at "a. 80 s5.65 for beeves;
g. % G5.0 90 for cows and heifers; q OO.s
g 10 for Texas steers; 3.75G5 10 for stock.
ers and feeders.
SHEEP-Marxet steady.
Sales ranged 500 L525 for sheep; si.O0
CT 30 for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 81, 900. cattle, 5000;
sheep, 5000.
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Denied by Nlr. Cooper.

ST. PAUL, June SOL. w. Cooper OF
the firm Of Griggs, Cooper & Co. Of St.
Paul. denies that there is any combine
of Minnesota wholesale grocers in pro,
cess Of formation, as narrated in a Chi
capo 3isna t,b
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Minneapolis Wheat.

- JUU0 %.
WHEAT-In Store-No. ! Northern,
June. 7ls.c; July, 7oA@70Sc. On Track
No. l hard, :2tsc; No. l Northern, 7lhc;
No. 2 Northern, 7Ol.c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-30

LOST BY BAD STEERING.
Wisconsin Second In the Big Collegiate
Boat Race.

PoUGHKEErsiE, ~. u, June 90
Twenty thousand people saw the big
collegiate boat race. r. il was one Of
the most exciting Annie races ever wit
messed N The history Of college lowing.
I =" tnslnd people on the observa-
tioL - yelled themselves hoarse in
fran.iy appeals to their various college
crews - 10 their best and with the
other lo,ooO they saw the red and blue
carried over the line a winner by a
short half length from the Wisconsins.
who lost in the last 200 yards by bad
steering. Cornell. the victor ~ former
years, pulled in four lengths in the rear,
and Columbia, never in the fight after
the end OF the first mile. tryiled in q
good six lengths from the stern of the
Columbia boat.
1t was the kind of a race that makes
tho blood Jingle and was made so by
the crew that am over 200 miles to
meet former v~ictors, for without the
gallant Wisconsins in the race it would
have been a doleful procession after the
second mile was finished.
Description OF the Race.
When the starting signal was given
Cornell caught the water first, followed
by Columbia. The Pennsylvanians
were third, but the Wisconsin crew
pulled away from the rest so RAPIDLY
that an eighth of q mile away they led
by over q length. Pennsylvania was
second and Columbia third.
At the mile Cornell and Wisconsin
were pulling heavily and near together.
Nearing the second mile Cornell was
leading BY half q length and Wisconsin
vas second, about the same distance
ahead Of Pennsylvania. At the two
miles Wisconsin was q length ahead
and P~ennsylvania . length IN front Of
Cornell.
At the third mile Wisconsin led bv
half . length, Pennsylvania gaining
steadily, Cornell third. At the 3I
miles tho Wisconsin shell had moved
toward west shore, away out OF her
course, ~ Pennsylvania promptly
took advantage Of the break and went
to the front, winning by q length.
Wisconsin managed to straighten out
and secure second place. Cornell was
S0es~ S-aaxala-
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

UuIuth GRAIN.
DULUTH, June 90.
WAEAT-Cash No. ! hard, 76s5c; No.
l Northern, 1850; No. 2 Northern. 69ssc;
No. 8, 66isc. To Arrive-No. l hard. 1910;
No. Northern, 74c; July. FAC; Septem-
Der, 7S1.c.
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WAsuIx0Tox, June 30. Mrs. E. D
= n. oouthwoeth, the novelist, 10 CON
dd4se)y worse end her death may %
CIR s ~ Aess.
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That may
be- said the
man, but I
know I cam"
and he stoop-
ed and lifted
the barrel to
his shoulder.
What made
you so sure
you could do
it2'' K the
astonished
physician.
-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-30

"What might have been"-if that little
cough hadn't been neglected-is the sad
reflection OF thousands OF consumptives
One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs
aud colds. -.
Cook & ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-30

What Q woman should demand OF q
man: courtship, respect, kindness, end
plenty OF Rocky Mountain Tea.
Womau's best friend 35 cents.
FRANK SMITH.
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A man just in the act of lifting a barrel
Of -four felt a hand laid on his shoulder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-06
EXCESSIVE FREIGHTS To SAMOA.
san Francisco Is Losing Trade He
cause of Them.

consul General t,shoTn has written from
Sfia~ samoa. under date % FEBRUARY 1.
During the last quarter II f>gs No IN
voices were issued AZ this consulate Prior
70 that time Invoices were issued each
month. principally for copra which VS.
sent by a German frm 20 Sau Francisco
The invoices Tor ;he first quarter Of 1ssS
We're Ni,+lb. fer Tire se>ond Quarter. SIS
As&> Tor The tair3 quarter 81 5s3 70 ard
fer fAe fourth qUarter. nath!ng / ind that
TIRE contract Of the German nrrn with m.
san Franessro merchant has terminated
anu That FAIR price for the commodity
cannon Ice obtained iu che Tinted states I
an informed thar orly a tr n snar. thau
We .tsSi e1 t8e eoIf& al tfiss place can be-
oGSiNft IA san Francisco
Ire entire pgodGct uf tne Islands w.l;
;tcm iris tsii1e Za - tae colonies Or n F,.t
IHi@s. TIE ID<s = IA sale tn :te T-rsres
states means e2r~FsT}nr loss - .-ss,
Rates trf@@.u "a FvaGtsS,. arl Samoa
hsVe G@st1 ~Drh t@Hf fnos- America. ,.r7vg
no1t'!fs cff1s 30-1 heTe ara seut Z, = g-sex
and thence ~" miles - Apa ana 8eslv~
erred mere mach cheaper thaa fNAv cortf -.
1ntslaei direct fge1a S5r R'rar~l<..., .r-ha
tsflT Street from san t'rant-zca q z1s r.,~
gtAF+.# Too. ana from Vancouver 30 Sx.t-
yes = a tar. Possibly, So1se .sreastefrs,. az
Epus3 Ne RI .e ~ Ws.eh goods crut8 81
- 81 Naaro}:vsr. h e. ana thercl ~
Fish arr fatn H*rr }ey tae tase--,s 8
boa F.. whtfh 5a se-ne extent woaff re9tevs
this gite" fr>s tee excessive rates from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-06

Ntt5s rFsre ret nanre tksn Ere inches hlgA-
Eoa csS2s rzet conceal ha4f q ycT.- bead
ts%rln1 H. We sSGs up Tg4s position a1-si4-
9CsGck 81 he nsxat q February A4t
the nrA0g did not reg = lEIA ocae7S
Esxt szgaFfAEz3. MgEE4t1@s -aI.szlE.& there @as
aeavy 1~1nE as1s2t tao rTEzas 80 ar Seft.
@s "a E&ss car 1asEkssS %flG A-s ar
bad secesTs<s Instructions n6E 70 IRE u12ezs
nfe3 upon ] gut 50 tired lying SAe-c and
sa4zs2E FER ts& HlxE@gs - Start . rEelr
bloody work that ! spread rny hssTss@.s
arse tn 1ge minutes was peacefully sum
b<~ring. little dreaming ;aAt ] s2u!a soca
- sighting amid = f1S1als9s % sNsc- Az
shell.
The enemy 81 rot open FIRE ~ about
@ eieek q. III. Al tas arSt vo4tey, ] can
tea ysG, ] xAs " S@ a@RkE- ! nAs tAG1EAt
wssza2 DC very E1.sh excited at a-st~
but ! was not- / rs. ay there and
waited til our coloael gave the order:
'tsn the Eeft wing. tre three v2lleys-
Commence firing We poured d con
TIE enemy Vas equally es3Sy throwing
sAGt ard shell a. rs. SIT oz- IRE was the
more Gezalv sor a. d&yaTsak Va saw that
they hal IL lsr hack 4 considerable Z a.
lance from tssszr former posiglcg1- A ssel
struck within two feet & ne s11 hun
drsx1s u bullets sang very close 30 .ny
s&rs- One aa.gsat struck he s-Gt - rzy
sun ana ssscckesz i 81
There were eleven men killed and
fEsFTS -arse wounded II OR regiment. The
Colonel gave - ;he order 20 charge IN taa
form II sk3Fa2ishe-s liz the rog1inS II
yal could have seen those nsggErs rzE il
EeGi3 hare done yo3zr heart good We
chased them a9o@t three miles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-06
STELLA ERLAND-> LAST CRUISE.
Stauneh Little Schooner Total
Wreck on California Coast

Va boat Ga Pages S0un5 5s better known
selan IKE Asf$. schooner Stella Er22Ftl.
which xaS totally wre ke<i OF ne. cozsi
OF Southern California early in Iarca an
2Hie4-sErneer a. the t8-ae- For = long lIEae
sc a@S engaged ia t1e sealing trade iss-
t%esn Seattle and Eersng sea- ana was
considered csT1e Z TIE stauuc hes. ana most
seA'tsriaF little se.3o2nors taat sailed Ga.
e. The i.1~E
The I.f!4nd leff ~ "a Francisco on cruise
VITA E-T1f- AnthG0y, ~ the Smithsonian
institute, and others SEe MAS 1Itted Oh.
foF voyage al0ag the Central and South
AsfaeF2caE cs2ssf4 and @2s 10 visit Socorro
lssah4 ard many places II Interest Of
1-5&er california and IN tk.e Gull Prof
Anthony VAS prepared - secure snecf-
mems - tEu f8ra II the countries 10 be
visited. ara aas also To pursue The study
OF marine life III the waters OF he south
In locking a'oQt Tor a vessel suitable.
Tor MS purposes. Prof Anthony selected
the fsTtaNG. 4asCG was owned In Seattle
hy the Caiied States Mercantile Company
and after most remarkable trip Down
t{e coast, during whtca the tiny craft was
almost serf - the bottom. SAe reached
san Francisco VIII part o. her 5~ck load
gore and teaking Sc VAS 3ockei ans
fFsfa1fe 81 as3a on ar afternoon 81 Fehru-
airy she started. intending ia first make
Socorro lsia&1. OF tae Lover California
csasE- ard then proceed - TIE Gulf -.
California. She vas 20 have been gone
aslo1t tso years on the trip
sas3rro island WAS reported % the san
Francisco hydraxfsp Aic office as being ia
active eruption - Capt. Peterson. Of the
schooner Tampa THIS was ah-a,t fw.o
years ago Sine that tine no suvrstizr..-
tlon Of iae place has 1s-,n made. and the
Eriasd intended 10 settle the rlt,esst fs,.,
whether The ionE-extinct volcano which
caps The Island really had Come 10 NE
again.
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ESS RESOURCES OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE
How the Chamber of Commerce and W. CT. o. Will Jointly
Advertise the City.

oszsrcs = e ne W. v 6
= sss s,s In NJ.
s s ~ sss a mt @
ne lam s gs has a
@ ] yf +. .a Is cope y:s e. ana al rs sa s n:
nd tie sa ed = taRa wss e Esaans
vsass
.a.y
s 4a
5 s E: s ss;. s ss I'd asa @ 'f III n s state ct x
Sor.ssa P.aaaa
as e the city svs ne These three ne 1t sd
a .R s s sseAs many a s s ss" s
as "a. I'm. %
svss y ua - Mn ssss g % ssa' 0
3ss5 ser Pa ii. @
81 @ an A @ area s1s
bca VII ina travel a the ev and eoun5ry charntns n ~ Anu
~srass an caurehes si Streets pe aas oss
unvs1siy sroaads
s open 70 var ss saa s' aS s s8ys5asa Hr IL :aa
@ ar H nn nf a s so And S BY the canal
s I & @ n Is -
81 s S S sa.s p o I o ike a. '
taaasay senerar center 6a2ess naains
% bs6s saa four Sun asa pTssus re " 9 s Is
s ss9qtae' sap @s hands turned cut goods
mo each
While things said Of
Mems
Womens
\ OF
in
conege
al and
the city Loo 7
in home foreign anguag
in lm and the city
the
fee
Paass Of s " sas Ssvs s m sf n
this +
in many O the .argaa
double thai Seattle referred
annually
geachth oasani
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer r II. Like arrived in ro-t
ye7t erday from san Juan with carge of
/ 80 barrels o. lime
Tugs Sea LION and Pioneer were ~ TIE
.alnkers yesterday taking 81 fuel prepare
tory 70 towing up Sound
THE Willamette - 81 ths Pacific C~rss.
bunkeTs taking On 2Aa tons 81 franklin
and Newcastle cosl for San Francisco.
Ore hundred ara afty rner a-e II work
On tAe IhriSo a. ne drytock a. Quarter
master repairing tre damage done f.,g me
rocks or which she struck
Sh.p Occidental. which arrived Tuesday
rom ire Hawaiian Islands. wan rasu .ntn
re o1rkt~s shortly - receive a cargo Of
Franklin ard Newcastle coal for san
Francisco
Steamship Pet Arthur the rev steam
- Chartered by th= BRITISH Arrls--,-sr
company - ;aSe tae Ci4roaue's nan n
EAwsA. vale The batter vessel il on rba
=. Michael ro1.te. wt.l arrive IN nv.
about the last og he month
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4. ~ HODGES MARRIED.
W eds Daughter ~ pr. aud Mrs 4
v Marion at Thi. civ

is@ fra1e KAYE Hedges, sorracrIv ct:v
ef''iar - t@e F>-st -iufe.l:eeaecr. w. mar
fl#3 yesterday morning Ia NJ - Ea5-t7a
AlSxse.sr.1a M&e.eH. 381wster ~ T,r ga
Ms 4. y Maroon. Use ceremony v.as
Grfr{ e~nsat -y Rev Fa7He~ brown - tne
c5sAree ~ rhe 80 sel Heart At fs,k
ldtes af t5s hoe1e - th@ brides ylaes-y,.s
&Ns queen Anae boulevard
Miss Fila Nsrf4r@Ee~ ve.ts &t-t.t -xr~ss 2
and ! -t2s ks2xt~v 9ronsaS-fAr t>nft rae
near relatives - ths hzt5p were present
~ a. Nra 80 these &.-aaaF r-s,-stfagss,t
TIE Co4{N# e1 rstnv hs~ SsaTre zs~e.s-
entS .1c31ftsiaE cutlery sal sttts~sea -a
from {as groom > PARENTS auL otaer ria
ttv~@ tn Fsgg5ar3
f'9l-2N ~ She ssrefss@Ey -saNS4x. sses
served 80 the sesNfasscr ~ ana NJ
Hodges sest cD ire < a'e'7cS t~a3,r ga ft,s
morning. f50 t'2rgl8o1 shr-e taex sa
sfay fHa tavs trfeTp x asne ~ Wsra~
te4se fs'2EfF. f5Ah-' aeFe A}r Hedges
hsi&'As Az ii7.@ r'sis-t Ieslrlo:. a. sne Norm
tNE So -stetr.
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PERSON Al.

CO. ". y Elapath. - Sn1 kare. i n
guest - 5he Hotel Northern
collector - Customs =. n TIuezgis Is a.
we ssstt'3eT-. 'rafad. having come down las,
night from Port Townsend
4. Calder ans r J. Covla ara ,,y,
ateitfE represent n -STes uf the Ce~xdsar,
i5r-sC " IN are guests - tas R.tG~ss.~
Trans Nj calder ives III Tacoma ana
t&S fuSt turned from = trim % Eesta~-,
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BREt ITIES.

Mrs n II HswIey. q Ta,ona. who has
been seriously I'll, is recovering.
\ license % wed was issued Yesterday
fer Benjamin w'o0dAosISe 49, and Louise
E Cooley t99 toth q; Seattle.
II s. Brady. 4 laborer. vas arrested ves.
tevtsay afternoon on complaint of Prof,
Lawrence % ire Columbia school, who
says he stole ASS overcost-
Charles Keith who was recently ar
rested IN this city on "a charge q assault
ulth Intent II COMM. murder, vas ac-
quilted by q jury - Les Angeles Tues
day. The 9ury WAS out three minutes.
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IN. Mr.. Coyle is here from Van

Washington. Mr.. Coyle is here from Van
couver. II. G.
Byron Barlow. the contractor who built
the government drytock AZ Port Orchard
IS in the city on business.
Mrs. J. =. Howe. wife u Manager Howe
cf the Seattle theater, returned yesterday
from san Francisco. Va here she mas been
for the last three weeks. She was accom-
panied BY her daughter.
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The First Regimen. hand with give a
concert az The Seattle t1eater IN Sun9a
afternoon April g az o'clock Fer fha
ts1es7t % It's uniform fNnd. AZ the band
expects a number - out of-,own engage
rnenis this season. il desires n ssrpSent an
appearance ia keeping WITH its reaur3t{r1
g. the crack band - the Northwest
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GuStave Larson Cured.
Lyman, Wash.

Dear Doctors: I am glad 70 tell YOU
tina. your treatment has restored NE
70 health and strength again. Those
diSagreeab!e symptoms have all pass
ed away and | have gained in weight
and strength. / am working right
along every day and feel Just fine. Ny
kidneys were in such bad condition
that doctors told me I would never get
well. and when think OF how quick
~ your Hudyan did the work and re-
stored me to perfect health. I wonder
at il. You should have seen me SIX
months ago I was Ike a skeleton,
and really thought myself that K was
all Up with NE | am grateful % you
tell all my friends shout Il
GTSTAVE LARSON.
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Mrs. G. Sfeverson Cured.
Seattle. Wash

SSAENifs WASH.
Kind Friends. feel better row than
I have in four years. AMI all because I
am rid OF that awful kidney disease.
feel now that shall live many years.
for your Hudyan has restored NE 10
perfect health again wrote you that
my feet and abdomen would swell. II
you remember. ana that the doctor
told NE ! should have 70 be tapped
Well. just rs soon as I began taking
the HuGysn the swelling began 10 Sub
side. II was very slow at first, but IL
was sure. and that was what wanted.
And those awful pains In my back
soon went away. My skin took on a
healthy color. my strength increased,
ana my weight also. / met my old
doctor on the street the other day. the
one who had treated me TWO years ago
and who told me taat I would not get
well. and he was surprised He SAID
THAI Hudyan was surely a good nedi-
cine. and that he would prescribe IL
II such cases hereafter. / feel that /
eve yoI more than can ever repay.
I shall never lose an opportunity 10
tel CT your good medicine. however,
and already two Of my friends who
have weak kidneys are taking IL
MRS. &. STEVENSON
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Seattle fg1sl Report M&xln9lYo temper
a;ure. - degrees F1fulTuTY}. Is moan. 81
Wezcsef, party ci5u3y. ~ ralG
GEORGE y SALISBURY
Sec{on Ttrer1cT. Weather Bureau
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EXE' Ell -e-NT sa7caes served daily f-orn
= 70 2 o'clock. Cafe Haibe SO secor,S
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OVER ore thousand satisfied Saattlo
riders Rave bought Crescent bicycles the
past few years.
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j. p. Shattuck Cured.

Garfield, Waah.
Dear SIrs: X d.d no; say a s,oA
word FOR your medicine after what
ii has done fer me. would not be Do
ing justice 10 yoa nor 10 suffering hr-
mainly I was troubled ~5th nay back
for Tors tlUe- 4: nrss thought Il
was cay sackAcre. .re A.ss- /. v,fls
/ began To notice & heavy. whsasA go.
nieat IN rly water Lpec s;asesne. -nsa
noticed ;has my ki1neys were
weak, and fell suse ras. v1s
going into ar ina. had Bx.ghft
disease went - a doctor about
K. ard he told ne. after Be
had examined me thoroughly. that
had a serious kidney trouble. sncse4
Well. he prescribed FOR me and placed
me on a strict diet. bu, kept on get
ting worse. changed DEBTORS afser
about three months tine, and he cid
ne no good either. then took several
0sHaceC. kidney medicines SEt saeY
did ms no good. Some OF them would
relieve TIE pain in ms back htilek
hut that vas al. KEEP: gestin0
weaker
began your Hudyan about thu
time. and soon found that was gain
ing strength. and now after taking n
but three months. fiEi that I 81
cured. sound and we'll The Whale
world should know of this medicine
J. p. SHATTUCK
Nerve Vitality, Rhsumatta1.
ltal Depression. Hysterta, SeuraietA
Mental Worry. Early ~
exion-
ens direct upon receipt Of price
the Huiyan Remedy Company. eoeQ9
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ENTER your dog to-day. Entries cloze
Saturday.
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EYE<sT4ASs repairing. Mss WnzfnsIs
nttelar LIZ Cherrx ~
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kidneys are now IN good shape. thanks
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