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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-02

and glasses. The cases were all set
for next week.
Secretary Coburn, in response to a re
quest by mail, has forwarded to Manila
copies of the recent reports of the state
agricultural department
John w. Swendson of Topeka has gone
to San Francisco under orders to sail to
the Philippines. He recently enlisted in
the United States signal corps.
The south room back of the Office in
the city Jail will be fixed up and used
as quarters for the officers as soon as
the new addition is completed.
The A. ]. King Piano Co. made ten
sales during the month of July, all of
them here in the city except one which
was sent to LecOmpton, Kan.
The members of the Swedish Lutheran
church at Fourth and Tyler streets held
a reception last night in honor Of Rev.
A. M Herenius, the new pastor. and HIS
wife.
Councilman ]. w. F. Hughes has the
mayoralty bee in his bonnet. L. T.
Yount remarked, when he heard it,
Wont it be fine when he is mayor and
all the members Of the administration
wear full uniforms, gold braid, swords
and horse pistols"
Kenneth Crozier, charged with bur-
glary, waived his preliminary hearing
in the city court yesterday and was
bound over for trial in the district court
on $500 bond which he did not furnish.
He is supposed to be an accomplice of
Charles Beckley who escaped from the
officers at Lyndon.
Mrs.J. M-Brier, who lives at Al Wood
lawn avenue, heroically put out fire
Tuesday afternoon and rescued her little
boy from being burned. He was playing
in a closet with matches and started
fire. His mother heard him scream,
rushed to the room, carried him down
stairs and threw water on the fire and
put it out without sending in an alarm.
Capt G. H. Titus and the following
have Joined the ranks of Croker
SwayZe's Tammany club. Titus wants
chance to speak twice a month. The
rest will pay their dollars: J. Jordan,
]. E Johnson, G. A Nichols, Frank l.
Shepherd, Geo. H. Helwig, w. P. Peter,
A G. Packard, Ellis G. Davis, Allen
Ferguson, H W. McAfee, W. M. Cham
berlain. r. B. Packard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-02
KENTUCKY POPULISTS.
Middle of Readers Condemn Demo
Gratis and Republicans

Louisville, KY, Aug. 2-The Kentucky
state Populist convention (middle of the
road today nominated for governor o. H.
Cardin. of Crittenden county. and also
nominated presidential electors. The plat
form endorses the Omaha. and Cincinnati
declarations; endorses Barker and Dom
nelly; denounces the Republican party for
''cruel capitalism and the Democratic
party as 'the servile imitator of the Re
publicans and all the vil1ianous legisla-
Imperialism lis a sham battle between the
two old parties to obscure real issues !;
denounces restrictions upon the ballot in
various southern states, and especially the
Goebel election law in Kentucky, and de-
clares for the initiative and referendum
Sections denouncing criminal both
the Democratic and the Republican adj
ministration of affairs in Kentucky were
stricken out This was not done, how
ever, without strong opposition from JOS
A. Parker who had drafted the platform
and wanted it all adopted. The tangle
over the platform took place under big
sycamore tree on the banks of the Ohio
river. The convention was held at River
view park, and 125 delegates, representing
al the Kentucky congressional districts,
were present.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-02
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

d. c. TilIotson has returned from Chi
rago.
Dr. ]. T. Howe of Atchison was in the
city yesterday.
Governor Stanley speaks at Hutchin-
son this afternoon.
Miss Lillian Todd goes to Colorado to-
day for a months visit.
H. J. Allen will deliver an address at
Abilene Saturday evening.
The Topeka City troop will meet at
dhe armOry tomorrow night
Dave Mulvane has returned from a.
private business trip to Chicago
The brick work on the addition to the
city prison is almost completed.
W. R. Frisbie has returned from an
extended visit at Salt Lake City.
Tennis players are practicing for the
state tournament to be held at Abilene.
NeaIe & Shepherd, the sign painters,
are pleasantly located at 620 Kansas
avenue.
A third fire hydrant has been put in
service at Ashland and Greenwood ave
nues in Potwin.
W. c. Smith. of st. Louis. editor of
Modern Mexico. was in the city on bust
ness yesterday.
The T. A. a. ball team will play the
Lowman Hill team Saturday afternoon
at Lowman Hill.
There are altogether 157 men on the
city pay roll, 50 of them being in the
street department.
shawnee county old soldiers will form
a Mckinley club at the old court house
at o'clock Saturday afternoon
The state photographers association
will meet in annual session at Represen-
fative hall September 5, and Z.
David Martin. the associate justice
nominee of the triune forces, will write
campaign material for the fusionists.
P. A. Walker of Emporia and Miss
Mamie Lee of Topeka were married yes
terday at the office of the probate judge.
Fred Willard. George Clark, secretary
Of state, and Robert Pierce leave Mon
day on a fishing trip to the Big Horn
mountains
The German Lutheran church will
give a free literary and musical pro-
gramme this evening on the lawn of the
school house.
Mrs. DeCou. wife of Claim Agent
Jacob DeCOu of the Santa Fe, returned
yesterday from two months visit in
New York state.
Invitations have been sent to the
leading ladies of the state to meet in
Topeka Friday in the interest of the
fusion campaign.
In the raids on the joints yesterday
the police captured several kegs Of beer
and some paraphernalia, such as pumps
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Italians Express sympathy.

San Francisco, Aug. 2.-The Italians
of San Francisco met in Garibaldi hall
last night and gave expression to their
feelings on the assassination of King
Humbert- A cablegram of sympathy
was sent to the minister of foreign af-
fairs to be communicated to the mem
bers of the royal family, ane it was
also decided to hold memorial services
here on the day of the monarchs fu-
neral. c. F. Sierra, the Italian consul
at this port. is now in Rome and he was
instructed by cable to represent the
local Italian colony at the funeral. Just
as soon as it can be cast a metal
wreath will be sent by the colony to be
placed on the grave of the king.
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Peru Convent Destroved.

Lima, Peru, via Galveston, Tex, Aug
2--The celebrated convent of Ocopa,
which had been partially destroyed by
two fires. believed to be of incendiary
origin, was completely destroyed yes
terday by third fire. AS all three are
attributed by the ignorant peasantry to
the efforts and propaganda of the
American missionaries there is great
excitement among them, and especially
the more fanatical who are quite be-
yond the control of the local authori-
ties Government troops have been
sent to the scene of disturbance to
maintain order.
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Texas Boilers ousted.

San Antonio, Tex. Aug. AT a meet
ing of the Republican state committee
yesterday the Hawley members of the
committee, who had bolted the Green
convention at Waco last March, were in
formed that they had revolted against the
legitimate party organization, and that
their names had been stricken from the
committees organization The voting
showed that Chairman E. H. r. Green
was supported by 10 out of 81 members of
the committee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-02
Big Fire in Buffalo.

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug 2-Fire early this
morning destroyed several buildings oc-
cupied by business houses. The loss
was $780, 900.
Fire Captain Charles Besancon was
severely injured, and Fireman R. A
Reid was less seriously hurt while
fighting the flames. Six of the build
ings belonged to the Jacob Dold estate
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-02
International Chess Tournament

Munich, Aug. 2.-Three adjourned
games from previous rounds of the in
tcrnational chess tournament now in
progress in this city, were resumed to-
day. Maroczy disposed of Burn in a
game adjourned from the second round
and Berger defeated Maroczy in a game
adjourned from the sixth round. The
game between Burn and Billboard, ad-
jOurned from the seventh round, was
not finished this morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-02

E7T =llE1EN you ready to buy, stop and COM
PEW pute the cost of the soap used by your
kE household in day, week or month,
ESsz91J and for the slight difference in price you
will never forgo the pleasure of using the purest
soap made, that is, Ivory Soap
1t is the most inexpensive of pure soaps You
need no knowledge Of chemistry to realize this
purity, use it and you will know. 1t floats.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-02
More Dynamite in St. Louis.

St. Louis, Aug "A car on the Cass
avenue division of the st. Louis Transit
company ran over an explosive at mid
night last night near Glasgow avenue.
The controller was DANA ed and the
floor of the car torn up There were no
passengers on the car. Neither of the
crew was injured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-02
HOYT'S FRIENDS REJOICE.
Home Town People Turn Out in Mass
To Receive Him.

Boston, Aug. "A special to the Globe
from Charlestown, N. H.. says the towns
people of Charles Hoyt rejoiced last night
in having the playwright at home after
his release from Hartford asylum He
was received by the whole town on his
arrival from Hartford
1t was planned to give him a. rousing
reception, and only telegram from
George II. Dickson, who was accompany
ing Mr.. Hoyt, asking that no demonstra-
ton be made, prevented it.
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per to receive the city printing. I
mean the Daily Market Review"
The resolution instructing the city
council how to act was passed.
Councilmen Myers of the Second
ward, Swendson and Hughes from the
Sixth ward and Weber from the Fourth
ward were present
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Secretary Long Leaves.

Washington, Aug. 2.-Secretary Long
left Washington Wednesday for Hing
ham, Mass, where he will spend his
vacation. He will be absent about six
weeks. Assistant Secretary Hackett,
who has just returned from his vaca-
ton, will be acting secretary during the
absence of Secretary Long.
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CAR S TURN NEXT.
Significant Words of Bresci,
Humbert'S Assassin.

New York, Aug. 2.-According to a
dispatch from Rome to the New York
Journal, Bresci, the assassin of King
Humbert said to his warder today:
1T will be the cars turn next"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-09-26
DIED.

CHURCHILL-At Orland, Sept 90, Otis NJ
Churchill, aged IS years, months, 20 days.
COUSINS-At Ellsworth Falls, Sept 25, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Holt Cousins, aged
months.
DOW-At stonington, Sept Is. Carlton Dow,
aged months
DUNHAM-At Stonington, sept 10, Mrs Sarah
w Durham, aged &c years, months, days.
EMERY-At Bucksport Sept %, Miss Eliza
beth Emery, aged Al years, months, II
days.
FRAZIER-At Ellsworth, Sept 20, Abner Fra
zier, aged 10 years
GRAY-At surry, Sept Is, George Gray, aged
4months.
HENDRICK-At Little Deer ISLE Sept 20, in
FAINT son of Mr. and Mrs Charles ii Hendrick,
aged days.
HOWLAND-At Little Deer Isle, Sept H. Mrs
Louise Rowland, of New York, aged 65 years.
HUNTON-At Ellsworth Falls. Sept 81. Harry
Emery, infant son of MIR and Mrs Fred Hun
ton, aged months 10 days.
LOWELL-At Eucksport, Sept Il, Capt Syl-
vanus G Lowell, aged ~ years, Ii months,
days.
TURNER-At Bucksport, Sept "a, Rufus c
Turner, aged So years, months, 20 days.
WAKEFIELD-At West sullivan, Sept p, Mrs
Abbie Wakefield, aged 2! years, II months, 10
days.
WHALING-At East sullivan, Sept 81, Mrs
Mary Whaling, aged Is years.
WRIGlT-At Otter Creek, Sept 81. Lawrence,
son of Lincoln and Evelyn Wright, aged 2
years. months, % days.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
AID Eh

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Thursday, Sept 20
Sch Caressa, Harvey, Rockland
SAILED
Friday, Sept 81
Sch otronto. Holt, Carver Harbor, wood,
H Phillips
Sch Catherine, Coggins, Boston
Sch Nellie Grant, Dodge, Boston
Monday, Sept "a
Sch Agnes Mabel, Grindle, Bar Harbor
sch Carrie May, Murch, Bar Harbor
Sch Wesley Abbott, Peterson, Portland
Sch Forester, Farrell. Swans Island
Tuesday, Sept 25
Sch Lulu w Eppes. Jordan, Plymouth, lum-
Der, Ellsworth Lumber Co
Hancock County Ports.
BUCKsPoRT-Ar Sept "A, sch Irving Leslie,
Grand Banks, with 9, 100 otis cod
WEST suLLIvAN-Ar Sept II, sch Eastern
Queen, Ray, Ellsworth
:, AR Sept is, sch Mary Queen. Grant, Mt Desert
Ferry
Ar Sept 10, schs Mildred A Pope, Irons Add
son Oracle Ramsdell Boston
Ar Sept q, schs NJ c Moseley, Grant, Boston i;
Alma, Machias
AR Sept ., sch Alice J Crabtree, Peterson,
Salem
Sid Sept Il, sch Pardon G Thompson, Gott,
Rondhut
sd sept Is, sch T Hamor, Brown, with
curbstone from Hooper, Havey Il Co. for Bos.
Sid Sept 10, sch G W Collins, johnson, with
curl stone from Abbott, for Boston
Sid Sept 20, sch Harold } McCarty. Flynn,
with paving from Harry Taylor, for New York
Sid sept 81 schs May Queen, Grant, with
curbstone from Robertson Il Havey, for Boz
ton; Mildred A Pope. Irons, with curbstone
from Hooper. Havey Il Co, for Boston; Oracle
j Ram deIl. with curbstone from Il Nj Blaisdell
for Boston
SID Sept %. sch Alma, with paving from Crab
tree ~ Havey, for New York
Sid Sept "a. sch Victory, Dyer, with wood
from Durham, for Southwest Harbor
Domestic Ports.
BosToN-Sld Sept %. sch Mabel Goss, Ston-
ington
Ar Sept %, sch Ida l. Ray, Stonington
AR Sept 81, sch II A Whitney, from Eddyville
AR Sept "a, schs II Collins, Stonington /;
Storm Petrol, Eddyville
BANGoR-Ar Sept %, schs Albert Pharo, Bos-
ton; Maud Snare, New York
Sid Sept %, sch Arthur Clifford, Boston
Ar Sept 90, scbs Lizzie Lane, South Amboy /;
Mary Augusta, Ellsworth
4 Sid Sept a. sch Julia Baker, Boston
BATH-Ar Sept %, sch Glendy Burke. Phila.
delphia
CALAIs-Ar Sept %, sch Florence Leland,
from Boston for Baltimore
DUTCH ISLAND HAKBoR-Sld Sept 10, sch
Jas Slater, Mt Desert for New York
Ar Sept %, sch Eagle, New York for Bangor
Buck, Chandler. Hillsboro.
Cid Sept %, bark Auburndale, Dow, George
town, Dem
Sid Sept p. schs e s Potter, Bangor; Fihe-
man, Boston; Yreka Portland
AR Sept 81, sch Jennie A Stubs, Orland
AR Sept 20. schs Jessie Lena, Devereux, from
Charleston; VIM Slater, Somes Sound
PoRTLAND-Cld Sept %, sch VIM H Card,
Lowell, Bangor
Ar Sept %, sch Annie R Lewis, Hodgdon, New
York
AR Sept 20, sch H S Collins, stonington for
Boston
PHILADELPmA-Cld Sept 81, schs Helen G
Moseley, Holt; Ada j Campbell, Sullivan; G B
Reynolds, Gardner
PoRTsMoUTH-Ar Sept %, schs Hazel Dell,
New York for Kittery; Mary Standish, Winter.
port for Philadelphia
Foreign Ports.
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FAIR SPECIALTIES.

FAIR sPECIALTIEs.
Beside the programme announced at
the fair, there will be platform entertain
ment in front Of the grand stand between
heats OF the racing.
The fair association has secured a stage
show which it will present to its patrons
with no hesitation. The performers and
their specialties are as follows:
The three RenUs-W lillian, Francis aud
J"scphine-gro que rcrobats, in pah.o-
mime, contort'ons, posturing and tum-
/ ing ac,s; Co"san and Bacon, oid-time
taN .ie- on ~ rolier--katea, with their
to9elty character sketch deltneatIng the
tramp ana the maiuen lady; Mile DeLato,
fiyng-rlue contortioDist; Letto and Dello.
with their laughter provoking trick
house performance; Cornelli Brothers,
trapeZe performers.
Charles j. German, manager OF the New
England amusement company, will have
personal supervision of the performance.
Arrangements for the foot ball games at
Wyman park are moving nicely. At the
high school light but gritty team will
be ready for Cherrytield academy on the
third day of the fair; and the town team
will have no misgivings regarding the
Bar Harbor game on the afternoon OF
Tuesday, Oct. 2.
The town team will have to be light and
will have two or three green men in it's
makeup but Bar Harbor should not
expect a walk-over. The games will be
called at 2.30. The halves will be Is min
utes in length.
Wednesday the hose race will take the
place of the foot ball games. A new grid
iron will be made at the park this week.
Entries for the trotting events are COM
ing in rapidly. Hints sent in with the
entry blanks seem to indicate that the
meeting OF horsemen will be the largest
held here for years.
W. c. R. R. RATES.
The Washing County railroad announces
the following excursion rates to Els
worth Oct. 8, tickets limited to October 4:
Princeton, S2.25; Calais, Eastport and all
stations to Dennysville, q; Marion, 81 80;
Jacksonville, s1.65; East Machias, 81 so;
Machias, S1.40; Whitneyville, 81 80; Jones'
boro, s1.20; Columbia Falls, s1.1O; Column
bia, 81; Harrington, S5c. Cherryfeld, CSC. !;
Unionville, 55c.; Franklin, 35c.
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ture Of the festival will be assured. The

ture OF the festival will be assured. The
concerts will then be on permanent
basis, and can be con- idered what the fes-
tival association wants them to be-the
property OF the people OF the eastern
counties OF the State, founded for their
benefit and maintained in their interest
and by their support.
No profit is to be reaped by any person.
Director Chapman draws his salary and
nothing more. If there is any surplus it
will go into the festival fund against
possible deficits in the future.
The sale OF single night tickets to per-
sons subscribing beforehand for them
will open to-day, Sept. 26. and the public
sale will open on Thursday and will be
open until the festival. The prices for
single tickets are 81, 81 80, and Il, with q
special price Of 80 cents for a section OF
the auditorium which has been set aside
for this popular grade OF admission.
Never before since the festival started
has the interest throughout the eastern
part OF the State been SO great.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-09-26
BORN

ATHERTON-At Brooklin, Sept 90 to MIR and
Mrs A j Anterior, a son.
BICKFORD-At Winter Harbor, Sept 5, to Mr.
and Mrs Herbert oxford, daughter.
BRAY-At Stonington, Sept 81 to MIR and Mrs
Thomas II Bray, II daughter.
EMERY-At Bar Harbor, Sept "a, to Mr. and
Mrs George l. Emery, daug hter. Florencel
HAYNES-At Surry, Sept 81, to MIR and Mrs
George NJ Haynes, a daughter.
HASKELL-At Stonington, Sept "a, to MIR and
Mrs Freeman Haskell a daughter.
HENDRICK-At Little Deer Isle Sept l5 to
Mr. and Mrs Charles II Hendrick, a son.
PHILLIP-At Penobscot Sept 81, to Mr. and
Mrs John Phillip, daughter.
ROBERTsON-At orland, Sept Is. to Mr. and
Mrs William II Robertson, a daughter.
STOVER-At Winter Harbor, Sept IL, to Mr.
and Mrs John L Slower, daughter.
WILLIAMSON Stonington, Sept 10, to Mr.
and Mrs William Williams, a daughter.
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MARRIED..

CALHAN-LADD-AtS South Brooksviie Sept
II, Miss Blanche Calhan to Charles Ladd.
Observation-Disclosures Franklin Sept %,
by Rev II + Day. Miss Florence Il Fernald to
Charles Sprague, both of Franklin
Observation-Disclosures Ellsworth, Sept
8, by Rev NJ Adams, Miss Ida b Foren, of
FREEMAN-GARFIELD Boston. Sept 90
Miss Mae Freeman. of Pretty Marsh, to
Frank Garfield, of Vermont.
UTHRIE-PARRITT-At Bar Harbor, Sept
%, by Rev S l. iianscom, Miss Florence l.
Guthrie. of Bar Harbor, to Ivory Butler Par
rift, of Steuben
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Mrs. Elwell, OF Sedgwick, were the guests
Of Mrs. Helen Thomas last week.
Misses Sadie and Bertha Fullerton who
WORK In Brewer, are spending two weeks
with their ather, A. b. Fullerton.
Mrs. Flora Bowker, who has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Helen Thores, ret urred to her nome
IN Lawrence, Mass, last Monday. Mrs.
Thomas, who went with her, will be gone
about n week
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MOUTH OF THE RIVER.
Ahhie Pratt Is very Ill.

Mrs. Abbie Pratt Is very III.
Mrs. Richard Garland, OF Boston, Is
,,siting Mrs. Eunice Williams.
Mrs. Charlotte Hodgkins, who has been
ro,king IN Bucksport the past summer,
has arrived home.
AIRS. Sarah Treworgy, Of Surry, and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-09-26

Bucksport Captain Dead.
Capt. Sylvanus c. Lowell, OF the schooner
"Maud Snare', died at his home in Bucks
port Sunday, OF diabetes, aged fifty years
He had sailed in the coast wise trade all
his life.
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Schedule in Effect from Sept. "a until
Nov. I, 1900.
Commencing on above date steamer will
leave Rockland Oh & wharf, upon arrival of
steamer from Boston, Tuesdays, thursdays
anu Saturdays for Dark Harbor, Castine, Egge-
moggin. Sargentville Deer Isle Sedgwck, South
Brooksville, Brooklin. South Bluehill, Bluehill,
Surry and Ellsworth tstagefrom Surry).
RETURNING.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays will
leave Ellsworth at 7.45 m stage to
Surry), Surry at $50 a m, making landings
named above and will connect at Rockland on
all passages east and west with Boston & Ban
gor s. S. Co.
0. A. CROCKETT,
Manager, Rockland, Me.
Passengers wishing to take the boat will leave
word at Moons stable, Ellsworth.
NO connection with Boston steamers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-09-26

To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money ~ IT fa''e = -, '
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READ HIS CREDENTIALS.

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advise all medical
CHARGE to all who call during
OF the many will relieve and will quickly public attention and
patronage the future
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ID OF people OF life
made to blind
the
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ce and Reception Parlors especially arranged at the
Fan House, Monday and Tuesday, Oct l and 2
I a. M to p m. Monday, and a. M to $50 p. m.
~. Permanent Office and headquarters, 2l0 Shawmut
Boston, Mass. Due notice of future visits will be
z this paper
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In the PeSsaries Supporters etc by new and pleas-
eumA- ant home methods.
lungs, DISEASES OF MEN and weakness arising
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sbility re,,sf nd 1875 are guaranteed
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oil anIa "a ~. ,d'j GIN LIN ~ MS
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n, M. Consumption In the
sASe' bronchitis. asthma. rheuma-
N OF the nose, throat, lungs,
ebnef. kidneys, scrofula, sores. ulcers,
noa'c blood troubles. eczema, psori-
Ia hiotches and ali skin troubles
am DIsEASES-Nervous Debility
81 vctause. hysteria, neurasthenia
sni ,tas dance, epilepsy. etc. /; diseases
nd s1t, paralysis, locomotor ataxia,
ksna ~ such diseases positively cured by
oeh building treatment.
as OF WOMEN-Ladies examined
csure, and all diseases peculiar to
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Hoods Sa,1aboNM

Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non-irritating and
only cathartic to take with Hoods sarsaDarilla-