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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-24
THANKSGIVING
 PROCLAMATION
Governor Murphy Follows
 Regular Gas Om
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2s.

Governor Murphy today issued the following proclam ttion ealing on the people of Arizona to observe Thursday, November 18th as day of thank giving and praise:
 ''In accordance with an honorod pre- eetent and custom, the 2resi feat of the United States has proclaimed Thur ,day, November cS.h, 1901, day O. thanks g wing and praise.
 While our coln.ry' m1ur for the great American, the foremost Ciuzen of the world; who by divine decree, which we must not question, has been taken from us. we submit hamSiy to the wIi! oi God and rejoice in his lovc. Whom the Lord loveth He chasiene h." Although we may not understand the inscru.able ways of Providence, we arc taught to be- lieve ard feel that the nation and the people Of the world, since the fl st great crucifxion, are made stronger and better by such sacrifices, and that We have all been brought neal CT to God wiIh clear CT knowledge of our re possibilities and a quicke ned ability to perform the duties required of us, public or private. II Is our duty to accept with contrit. spirits the awful lesson, severe and uscalled for as it seems to us, and proht by IFS teachings.
 We should rejoice and be happy tha: the republic, resting upon the imperish- able principles of the Constitution. Is un- shaken, and that he, to whose keeping, mere than all others is entrusted the Nations honor, is "worthy and well qualified" with splendid courage and ability to direct the affair, of this, the greatest of the governments of men, We should rejoice and give thanks for the grand achie evements which rave elevated our nation 10 the first place and won for it the respect aud admir- alton of mankind. We should praise God that our legislators are aroused to to the necessity of destroying anarchy. | and better protecting .he highest liberties oftas people, We should render joy ful praise and grateful acknowledge ments to the Giver of of all Good for uuexampled national and territorial prosperity: for boulteful harvests, the grea, production of precious metals | rem our mines, for profitable grazlng, for the rapid development of cur won | derful natural resources, the remarkable growth of all commercial interest,
 thtoughout the country, and the DIvire | grace and favor which enable our citizens
 to peacefully pursue their different
 yscatio,s m health and happiness. therefore recommend and reques,
 the people of Arizona do suspend
 business and observe ,he day appointed
 in their homes and churche. with ap-
 prosria.e services of thankful praise. fir the blessings we have received. and | prayers for the continued care and
 guidance of the all wise God-.he
 Supreme Ruler of the Universe, in
 whose hands the destiniess of nation:
 and of men are as grains of sand,
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Word came 10 Bowl. last week fro

Word came to Bowie last week from ,hs Tevisson mining district, lying sou:h of that station, that a Mexican had struck . very fine gold ledge on . mine owned by Captain J. H. Tevis The ore is said Co sparkle with free gold and from nuneous horn tests the find is thought to be . bonanzs. MT. Tevis when spoken to said he had not seea the reported discovery, bat ,h at it could net be too big to suit bim
 The captain is one ot the earliest set
 slers In Ari1ons and he hss done hi: share of pioneer work in making th' country habiisoIe hy the preseas roI ulation and there is no one more de serving to strike 1t rich ,hsn he. Let u, hope that Captain Tevis bss cure enough ''dosn hill pull."-Bulletin.
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ARIZONA STATEHOOD
 NOW DEFERRED
President Roosevelt Does Not
 Favor Admission
EQUATION IS Too SHALL

A Washington dispatch says: IL csmes from sn authoritative sourc. that the president will have nothing to cay in his message about statehood for the several territories which are knocking for admission The prssi- dent is thoroughly familiar with tns conditions in all the territories, since bis Rough Rider regimsnt was rc. cruited largely in Arizona, New Mex ico, Oklahsas and Indian Territory The prssiden. is positive that Ari' zona should not be admitted ss tb;. tine, because he ttinks its pepuls- lion is not sufficient Co warrant it He regards New Mexico as sone~ha, more deserving. As for Oklahoms he thinks that congress should let hsl in st once, but deems 1t bss, not te urge this, because of the ieslou.:e, tha, may bs aroused.
 Under sbe circumstances. Delegate Flynn sgrees that it is probably best for the presldent to maintain silence with regard Co Oklshonls, Dslegsi, Flynn has 10 doubt, however, shst b, will get his sts,shood bill ,hroust during the approaching session oi COZ gress.
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COUNTY RECORDERS
 REGENT WORK
Instruments Recorded During
 the Past Week
RELIABLE INFORMATION.
DEED.

Auirew Gi6n ,o Jesse s. Brad shaw property.
 Mrs. M. J. Browo to Edward Carr, Tombstone property, $500
 A, Hill 10 Edward Cain, Tsmbston" properly, slOo.
 International Lsnd and Improve msnt company to J. l.. BA.s, Dou sls. property Sl5o.
 International Land and Improve ment company b J. H. sni F. F. Fisher, Douglas property. S6Oo. International Land and Improve ment company toI. L. and J. c. Msr- Till, Douglas properly, $500.
 IotsrnationAl Land and Improve. ment company to L. B. Sutherland Douglas property, $50.
 Internationsl Land and Improve ment company Co kr,. Jane Proper, Douglas property, $4oe. International Land aud Improve ment company to :. U, Bryans, Doug las property $500.
 Joseph W. williuEhsm to Mrs. E. L. Rice, land, S250. l. P. Sutherland to c. E. Murray, Douglss property. s6o0.
 Edward Cain ,to Mrs. NJ. Gro s,y. Bi.bes property. s45o
 J. L. Kosks to Filth A. Robsrtsop Tomb.tons property, $25.
 J. L. Newell to Iis NJ. Nord. Nseo property, s7o.
 B. J. O'Reilly Co Ida c. C.burn, Naco property, s49o.
 R. L. Benton to Joseph T. Broyles Nsco property. s20O. Board of Supervisors to Charles BsSman, Tombstone property. sl2l6. Martin O'Hare to ElzA Ann OIer, Bisbee property, s25o.
 U. Ralh 70 H. A. Morgan. Co., chise property s4OO.
 J. J. Rs,h to H. A. Morgan, C,- chise property, S4Os.
 Jas. W. Hun, to J. W. Walker. Bis. bee property, s265.
 Burt Dunlap to Daniel Hoessh land, $l5Oo.
 T. P. Cowen to Jshn ". Kelso, Tur- quoise property, Sl00.
 John ". Kel.o ;o s. H, Bryant Turquoise property. Sl,2 ,25o.
 Sterling Silver M'g. Co. D A. R English, Tombstone property, 8 0.
 Martin O'Hars Edward Cam, Biste c. property, S24.
 Drsgoon Mining Co. to F.ese ( Cs. Johnssn property. Sl.
 MINING DEEDS.
 Hugh h.ckay 70 The Black Prime. Copper Co, mines, 3l.
 A. H. and H. S. Wiea and T. K Mitchell to Hugh Ms,ksy, mines saO,0oo.
 Louis c. s.ebeI, A. Baum, o. Tod. hunter Urusiess) 70 A. Fisher, mines, S4s, ,Oeo. BILLS OF PALE
 Mrs. Jn,ie Jasper 10 J. D. PIeuitt cattle. $50.
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Referring Co sbe very exsrsordinary and n nui.is..ious strike o: "SI5,oCO 900 of ore in eight" reported . cou- pie of weeks ego in 6 Tucson paper the Nogslis Videtts, very properly rs, nafts: "0uch fool statements pol only iujurs the territory, but specially 'he town from whence they smans;e All admit thss Arisons is rich ia miu- sral, but people do not exactly walk ous before brsskisss and scale . lew million dollars of the eide of . noun ss sn apstIzer."
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MINING ACTIVITY
 IS NOTICEABLE E
Southern Arizona a Busy Part
 of the Country
A INNING HAN TALKS.

.. L. Piece was in Fl Psso . few days sso and talked about southern Arizona to q Nevs reporter. He said
 "Pro.peo.s for southern Arizona in the mining line were never better than they are today. Esstern capital is going into the country and up-to- date scientific methods are being used in the mining and milling of the im- msase wealth ot the mouasains oI that region.
 Monday twelve oars of ore and two cars Of copper matte were shipped from Csehise to Fl Paso, Silver City and Pueblo.
 "Iithe Fl PAso smelter was not in- cspacitated by reason of the late fire it is more than likely that the whole of the product of .his region would be shipped here for treatment. AS 1t i, the output is GO large that is must be distributed in order to be smelted sx-  psditiously.
 'The Black Diamond Copper som- psny is erecting . 20e-ioa smelter or their valuable property ss Cochise, but this will more thsn likely be abl, enly to handle ths output sf the com pany's mines.
 "l am here closing . deal for .hs purchsse of twenty additional stamp. for she Old Terrible Mining company The Commonwealth mines ct Pesrc' have been ,hut down on accouot O trouble with the miners union but they have lately resumed operation about forty si their stamp.."
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that there is . daily loss of nutrition, which in time will result in physical collapse.
 Dr. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. l, enables the assimilation of all the nutri. tive values of the food eaten, and so builds up the body into sound health and strength.
 MT. Ned Nelson, the celebrated irish Come dian aud Mimic. of s-7 Roydeu Street. Camden V writes: eve Mihilet engagement oi twelve weeks and the constant travelling gave me 6 bad touch of that dreaded disease called dyspepsia. had tired everything possible tc cure fl til last week. while playing at D ? Ksith's Hjou Thester. Philadelphia, In the kelsou rrio. professional friend of mine sd vised me 10 fry Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis eovsry' ! tried il, A4d, thank Cod. with good results -
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers, is sen, free or receipt Of 7r one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing on!y. Address Dr R. V Pierce. Buffalo. N Y.
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At your grocer's.

Arthur W. Dsvis, of Froyidsuse, Rhode leland, iss Tombstooe vi-i.o, MT. Dsvis is . prominent attorney of his state, is sn obeervsnt vi.ito,, and during his stsy has become fsvorably impressed with the mining possibili- ties si Arisoha and Uochiss esaniy in particular. While in this section Mir. DSvis took ocession 70 visit W. E Hsrbesoo. su old soqusisrsnce. who b now with ths Great Western Co,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-24

"Last winter an infan, child of mine had crosP in a violent farm" says Elder Jshn ". Rogers, a Christian Evangelist, sf Filley, Mo. "l gave her few dsses of Chamberlains Cough Remedy and in . sbort time all danger was passed and the child recovered. This remedy no, saly cure, crsup, but whsn given a. seen as the first svmptsms appear. will pre- vent the attack. ft csnisins ne opium or other harmful substance asd nay bs gives 6, con0dently to baby as to aa adult. For sale Sy all dealers In medi- eias.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-24

The difference between Schilling's Best baking pow der and other pure baking powders is: In Schilling's Best the particles of soda and cream of tartar are close together ready to work hand in hand when they are called upon.
 At your grocer's.
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Astounding Discovery. FEE

Coopersville. Mich, comes word of a wonderful discovery of a pleasant ,ast- ing liquid and when used before re tiring by anyone troubled with bad cough always insures a good nights res, "lt will soon cure the cough tso. writes Mrs. s. Hiaelburger, flor three gener- ations of our family have used Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption and never found its equal for coughs and colds" It's an unriyaled life saver when used for desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 5o-. and SI.oo Trial bottles free. rombs,oas Drug store.
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A Chicago man whs was married g. ven years wss presented by bic wife with fourteen children. There were five sets of twins and one of qusdrup- lets. Upon the arrival of the latter, the fsthe,, who kept . grocery store closed up his business and left for parts unknown. A few dsys after bis departure his wife received sn o6-r from . museum os $50s per week for herself snd children to so on s1hib:- tion.
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS

Henderson Grime,t, Of this place, val stricken with partial paralysi, and csm- pleteiy lost the use of enc arm and side Alter being treated by an eminent Phy- sician fer quite a while without relief my wite recommended Chamberlain :, Pain Balm, and after using two bottle. of it he is almost entirely c1rei-GEo R. MCDONALD. Man, Lsgas couniy,W Va. Several other cures of partial par slysis have been effected ny the use sI this liniment. It is mes, widely known however, as a cure fer rheum9tism, sprains and bruises. Ssld by sl dealsr, in medicine.
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OUR FAIRBANK
 CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items From the
 Railroad Town
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
Fsisbsnk, Nov. P, 1901.

c. c. Lopsz, representing ,he Sin ger Mfg. O., was in town over night on bis way to Bisbee. Lspez is not only singer" but . bass ball player of rspute.
 Maurice Deun and Hugh Conlon came over from Tombstone today anu tosk passage for Bisbee on the flyer. We are reliably informed that the Gleason bAse ball team are anxious to again cross bats with the Bisbee h. viacib!ee. Oh, what Q headache Theodore s. Delay has sbe MsIi- can prospsctor down pat, but there are ssme of us even in thi, city whs have been up against such things. Corporal J. GsryIn came in from the Fort today after load of delics cies for the returning heroes.
 G.J. Petersen, from wsst Huac- hucs, spsnt last night in the burg, coming after c load of chuck. Peter con is interested with Jack Burke in Cloud group si claims in inc Hua- ohucss which, by the way. are . most prsmising group. Samples of the ore bsys been taken out that sssayed ten thousand dollars per ton. Oi course that is not the average. We hope that she "Clouds" will not te out of the reach Of capital and that we ~ill coon hear oi . dssl made Tor their purchase.
 Bill Code and Joe Bush have gor e over to the Seneca on . duck hunt. Their return is expected coon ss their supply was limited.
 George Kenison spent last night ip the city and went to Benson in com psuy with ?. B. Crane On special bu, inese.
 Thanksgiving will be observed in style ., For, Huschucs. Pn1es will bs given for the best iump ping, loot, rescue, sack, relay, and sharp shoa'- ing retiring rsoer. A tug of war D, tween two mounted teams of six men each, will De one O! tho exciting fes- ,ures Of the day. A base ball game between the lst and 2nd teams will wind up the field sports. A grand ball st the hall will be given in the evening. A general invitation is ex- tended to ell and large attendance is expected.
 A few shekels spent on our river crossing at the San Pedrs would be appreciated by sone o, our rAncher. who have to carry the greater part oi their loads across the river on foot in o.der to ssve horse hseh and black. smith bills. Hereafter we propose to pay road taxes in labor instead O, cash.
 I Sgt. Jno. Heidte has been promo . ed to lst seargant 10 fill the vacancy created by the retirement Of Sgt. Gee. W. Ficksn sl Ft. Huachuo..
 Hobos are coming iu nice and thick of late. 4 gang took possession Of c car In ths 8. P. yard and dedsd the "King Snips" to eject ,h n. Deputy Ls,rieu was aroused from his pt aceful slumber by the 'Jsrry" and imme- distely proceeded 10 the soene of th, trouble. A few minutes later the track wss lined with buns on their drill out O: town"
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GOOD WORK

Ever heard of the man who sold his horse because 1t was growing thinf After awhile he saw a fine looking horse he wanted to buy. It was his own old horse grown fat. The new owner had found the right medicine.
 Scott's Emulsion does that kind of work with sickly chii- dren. Sometimes it changes a child's whole nature so much one would scarcely know the child. Scott's Emulsion starts the small ones to growing like weeds. The scrawny ones get hearty and fat. Color begins to show in the pale face.
 Scott's Emulsion does this good work without hurting the little stomachs. No extra bur den. All help.
 We'll send you little to try, if you like.
 aCOTT & BOVINE, 4os Pearl street, New York.
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To the Public.

Alisw 1s ts say fev words is praise sl CbsoSerlains Cough Remedy. ihai . very severe cosgh and cold An q feared ] would get pneumonia, bat after taking the sscond desc of this medicine l iels better. three bottles of it cured ny csld asd the pain, in sy chest disappeared sstirsiy. l aa mos, respectfully ys1rs for health, Ralph s. Meyers, A ,7tb arse;, Wheeling, w, Va Fer sale by all lealers is medicine.
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The prospect of the Consolida,sd Company having 3e0 nen at work in Tombstone within eix or seven mon ib. and the force increased after that time as work progresses is not co bad ts contemplate. The indications point that way.
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hardy. brt what oi the business man, who has barely time to snatch a nasty meal. and gulps down a lunch Of pie and milk in a few minutesl He too, is risking his life to make q living. Life is sustained By food properly digested and sssinilsted. The re-
 suit of nasty eating and irregular nnesls is rweak" stomach. and . weak ? ston- ach means c weak man. When the stomach is r weak ' the food eaten is not properly digested and cannot be per fectly ssaiuilated. Co
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Great Luck sf su Editor

"For two years all efforts ts cure Eczema in the palms of my hands failed editor N. VI. Lester. of Syracuse. Kan then was wholly cured by Bucklen5 Arnica Salve." Is the worlds best for eruptions. sores, asd all skin diseases Only 2,cts at Tombstone drug stsrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-24
Bay your glsss and picture nssld- ng at the Tsnbstsls Pharnssy. N
TEp AODERu WAY

Csnaelds itself to the well-inforaed ts de pleasan,ly and effecaally what ws, formerly doae ia the crudest manner and lisagreeably ., we'll To cleanse the system asd break up colds. headaches, asd levers without unpleasan, after sfects, sss the delightful liquid laxative remedy. Syrup of Figs. Made by Cali fsrnia Fig SyrsD Cs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-24

Col. Wm. Herring Arrivei last sv- ening from Tucsou On professional business. The colonel was obliged to make his stay 6 brief one on scoonnt Of urgent business at Tucson and he returned to Benson tbis afterpoon by team % catch the west bound trsiu.
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Get What You Ask forl

When you ask for Cascarets Candy Cathartic be sure you get them. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in b,lk. A substitutor is always . cheat and . fraud. Bewarel All druggists, LOG.
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Regular services will be had as the Catholic church tomorrow ss follows, Rev. Father Msusr officiating: 1st macs, Ss. m,; 2nd nsss. 10 ., m. Sunday School, II .. n.; meeting si Altar Society. ? P. n.; evening ser- vice., p. 10.
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The best baking powder is Schilling's Best. Two or three others are good enough Schilling's Best goes further,
 Your money back-at your grocer's-if you don't like it.
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Attorney O. Gibsen has opened bis law office on Lawyers Row on Fourth strees where he will be pleased ,s meet all in need of his professional services.
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That Throbbina Ueadachs'

Weuld quickly leave you, if you used Ds. Kings New Life Pils Tbousands sf sufferers have proved their natchless merit for sick and nervous headaches, They make pure blood and build up your health. only '2s cts. Money bach if not cured. Ssld by Tombstone Drsg store.
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Miguel Csstensds, the Ben.on mel chtn', was . Tosbstone visitor today, beiag here on probate cour. business and returning home this D. n.
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Cbss. Douglas, the we'll known con- tractor, left yesterday for Bisbee on e flying trip.
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More than forty claims have bfen located in the vicinity of the Copp' r Glance mine during ths pact thirty days.
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Try some Of the Tspsps Green Mesntaiu Sxlvs at tks TsASstsss . Pharmacy. u
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John K. lscn is in from Gleeso7 on . brioi vi.is.
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The Tsmbstons Pharmacy makes . spseislty the 6ness Cuban, Mexican and deueetis cigars. u
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RisAki1g Lne

To make a living And we stand and stare up at the man in the clouds, won
 dering that any man can bs % fool,
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The Daily Prospector NOVEMBER. .23 1891
LOCAL DOTS

Msw Are VssP KiaasIss ,s p t,.. .:.:: . es::, !
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There is no smell Of baking powder in biscuits made with Schillihg's Best.
 But all the virtue of baking powder is there.
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8Sw Ars Tear KiAssyss V. lsSas oparaTus Pills care all hilssy iih - 16fsss, Asa 6ssrias 1sasay C.. csi1O 0LY.
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ADvERTIsED LETTERS.

The following is list sf lstters re- usIninG in the gsner delivery .. the 1snbstsne postofics for the nsDth ending October 2I. 1901: Dlsi-, Mrs. Carrie Brown, Alice N
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An Excellent COInbinAtisn.

An Excellent Combination.
 The pleasant method and beneficial enscts of the well known rsasdy, syIUr sI rIss, nsnufsctursA by the CALIToRBIA Tie 1Y8uP C., illustats hsvalus of obtaining the liquid laxs- tive principles of plants knewn ts bs incidentally laxative and yrsssntinR them in the fern most rsfrsshing e the taste and acceptable to the sysssn- IL is the sss perfect strsngthsaiag lsxs- i've, elsaasing the systsn s6sstually, dispslliag colds, hssdsehss snd fsvsrs gently yet promptly and saabliag sns tS overcome habitud eonstipatisn per nansntly. Its perfect frssAsn fsn every objectionable quality and ssb- stance. and it's acting on the kidnsys, liver and bowels, without weakening or Irritating then, make 1t the idsa1 b zstivs.
 In shs prsssss of nsnsfsctsri.g figs are ussd, e they are plssssns ts 'fs taste. bat the medicinal qualified C. ...s r,msdy are obtained from ssnns sna other aromatic plsnts, by . nsthsA known ts the CALxyoDHIA Ire oYBUP Co. oaly. h order to ret its bsnsAeisl effects and ts sveiA iuitatisns, plesse remsm ber ths full nsms of ths Csnpeny printed sn the front of every psekses CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
 sAI yAAJsxsoo. CAL
 LovxgvIxx1 xY. uHW Yo1K. .. '. tss sa's D s,i DrssUdsa -rrssss -. - ssseae
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Osborn's isnous nswsrs asd isk at Wsisott's [
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Campbell. Tex Dunbsr, J. o. Festmap, ChAs Fer, J. B. 0authier, Ellie Groves, A. D. Hospels, Chas Hunter, John l. Jackson. l.. .G. Running. James Meyer, J. | Bro. Kollsa. Mrs. J. s. White, J. H. Withersposn, J. H. Wbsn calling for above letters, sAY advertised giving date o' advertise mont.
 L.G. CRABIB.P. v.
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or in other words, men with
 good sound hearts, are not very numerous. The increasing number of sudden deaths from
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We'll send you little to try, if you like. sCOTT & BOVINE, 4os Pearl street. New York