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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1908-02-13
SALT ~SUPERSALT.
BY AN 9 L l c U S.

GIANT DIES By the death of E. A. Mcdowell America suf
fers great loss created by the death of Richard Mans
field It that Mcdowell longer factor the worlds
achievement for the last his mind had But
this should the least dact from the honor which is his
Now the foregoing great many people who
heard of Mcdowell and enghen them He
them quite Beethoven and Wagner
but least equal Geg and Dvok mmeasuraby
Mascagn living England with the
exception Ega His forte however the and
form of composition but the Com
parsons between the always risky but it safe claim
his affinity with the old school of American poetry The
characteristic of the Concord poets
able Macdowels music the titles bear witne"Wood
land Sketches Forest dyand there also that freshness
and that Puranism which distinguish Longfow and Whittier
Mcdowell like the poets always the side of the angels and
could not have written Tristan and Isolde ome It Is
hardly blame this youthful nation for neglect of him. but
quite within the bounds prope call attention his genius
un LISTEN TO THE BAND The of Sousa presents
that of Mcdowell Everybody knows
people have heard his band play is the
fashion certain critical circles damn the March King and all
his with faint praise but this merely example Of the
criticism It admitted by minded musicians
be said to have place
be Of Souas band will further
undisputed the world of
brass bandor this depart
ment Of which developing rapidly than any other
United States than other country only
significant aho
gone of employing four complete bands
addition the full orchestra did Beroz The brass band its
development has obvious advantages the best of
phony ochea and be made educator of popular
taste.
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NOTICE..

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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1908-02-13

Down at Mankato there has lately been several
outbursts of alleged poetry, that possibly the auth
ors will be sorry for in later years Saltwater Ga
zette
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1908-02-13

MIRROR published in the Minnesota State
Prison. prisoners edited
aged objects
prisoners disseminate pathological
dpeng prejudice which has been
seredemptiOu The entirely
dependent public support
surplus woue
O library.
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QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS

Salt Lake City, Nov. "a.
Will you please answer In Sunday
Tribune the following questions? Cd
A borrows $500 from &, giving his
note and leaving mining stock, 10000
shares, capitalized at 81 per share,
market price, at about 25 cents per
share for security when the note falls
due B sells. the mining stock at auc-
tion and taking only $50 for it. Can
3 collect the balance Of that note under
these circumstances (2) What year
was the time changed at Salt Lake7
Was it 90 or 80 minutes earlier from
mountain time to standard time or not3
SUBSCRIBER.
(1) On the face of the proposition as
stated, should say probably be could.
(2) The standard time was adopted by
the railroads in 1883; westhink that it
was about five or six years later that
"mouDtain time' was generally ac"
cepted in Salt Lake, this change ad.
vancing the time here by % minutes.
Salt Lake City, Nov. 12.
Cd What is the national debt nowf
(2) How is money raised to pay its
What is the difference between tariff
and revenue, and for what is each used
A SUBSCRIBER.
az At the close of business on Oc-
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BIG HERD OF BISON
ESCAPE FROM CAPTORS

MISSOULA, Mont, Nov. 14.-The
strenuous work of the past two months
on the Flatbead reservation in rounding
u2 and corralling the $50 bison Of the
Pablo herd, purchased by the Canadian
government, has come to naught, and
there will be no shipment of the animals
to Canada this year.
Despite all the precautions that had
been taken to insure the SUCCESS of the
drive, the enclosure into which the buf.
falo had been driven preparatory to
loading them into cars ut Ravalli proved
insecure. and the herd is now roaming
ut will on the reservation.
Michael Pablo. former owner of the
herd; superintendent Douglas of the
Damff National park, and Mr., Ayotte
n special agent, have agreed that it is
not practicable TO make another at
tempt at this time of year, on account
of tho danger that lies in the shipment
Of the animals by train in cold weather.
and all effort has been suspended until
next season,
a steep bluff served as ono side OF
the rectangular enclosure into which
the animals were driven. and it was
over this almost perpendicular cliff that
the herd escaped, Next summer another
attempt will probably be made to round
up the bison
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Presbyterian.

first Presbyterian church, corner of
south Temple and c streets; Rev VIII
liam NJ Paden. D. D.. pastor. Morning
service at IL O'Clock, evening worship at
f'ss; Sunday-school at 1890 D. m: young
peoples meeting on Sunday night at 7
O'CLOCK mid-week service on Wednesday
evening; teachers meeting ut 7:3o y. m,
ana conference ct s M, topic, Goods
providence" psalm 1S9. The public is
cordially invited to all Of these services.
Third Presbyterian church. corner Of
Eleventh East and Eleventh South streets; !;
Herbert E. Hays. pastor: Wade Loot
eourow, superintendent of Sunday-school
Services on Sunday as follows: Preach
Ing service at II a, m. Rev. Dr. Buxton
Oh the central Christian church will
preach: Preaching service at 1880 p. m, !;
subject. "Amusements." S;unday-schooi
ut 12:1o. lesson, 1.-THE Lord Our Shep-
nerd Christian Endeavor at $50 D, M !;
Topic Temperance Work" Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday at 1890 p. m. A cordial
welcome TO all services,
Westminster Presbyterian church, In
the l. o, o. F, hall, Postoffice place
Morning worship at IL o'clock. Sermon
The Christianity That Answers the De-
a6 se4mon Of doda ho EEgyenng service at
Sunday-school at 1916. Lesson. "The
Twenty third Psalm" Presbyterian
brotherhood class at 1915. Lesson. "The
Story OF the English Bible" Endeavor
North street. at l:30 D. m. MIdweek
prayer service in the mission Wednesday
evening at 7:3o Christian Endeavor SER
vice at $50 Sunday night In I, o. O. F.
hall This is hemelike church. with a
Curtis McIntire. pastor; residence, 27l
West Fifth South.
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Scientist.

First Church Of Christ. Scientist, 336
East Third South street Sunday school
at 9:45 g. m.; church services at IL @. m.
and s p. M. subject. "Mortals and I'm
mortals." Wednesday evening at s
of telling of the healing Of sin and dis
ease. Free reading rooms open daily.
except Sunday. from 10 a. m, to p. m.
In rooms 506-507 Scott building, 1GS Main
street
Ladies' Literary club building, 90 South
Third East street Lesson sermon at IL
a M: subject. "Mortals and Immortals."
Sunday school at 12:15 p. m. Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at o'clock
Free reading room. 4l2 Tribune building,
l49 Main street. is open daily except Sun
day, from 1880 TO o'clock y. m., on
Wednesday 20 5 p. ne.
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|IFS PREDICTION
4 "FA|R WEATHER.
L., Also Pleasant, for
Fbich Salt Lakers Arc
Grateful.
,,,ay,s TEMPERATURES.
..st-Sunday. fair


-, Prophet Church's pronossti-
caturday, partly cloudy"
- .,,srJalize, and Salt Lakers en-
.rr nlcasnnt day. The tcn1pera-
:. somcwhat below normal, how
cool breeze prevailed, Today
1 CHURCH has gone back to his
lection. "taiT,"
. s.,oms,rlc pressure prevailed over
4. country Saturday morning. ex-
., ,hs upper lake region ana the
,,hn.Ic sla:ss, whoro the pressure
.u,.,r low. Precipitation occurred
- ali sections east OF the Mis-
"a IN nortions OF Texas. Mis-
Nebraska and Montana, INC cold
Srsnccd southeostwnrd Saturday
,..r5s 10 the Gulf o. Mexico this
I, freezing temperature reaching
A 3 The coast .,,
<, Rocky mountain region. fair
NAV be expected in this locality
iw,s meteorological record at the
<,6nn NJ the United States weather
~ The twenty-four hours ending
was as follows:
at @ p. m, ~ degrees.
-rnm Temperature, so degrees.
~, temperature, % degrees,
4 pruperature. IL degrees, which fs
= above normal.
A excess of temperature since the
A tte month. 20 degrees.
mated deficiency OF temperature
.IzusY /. SIC degrees.
n utcipltstion, none.
A -'ircipllation since the first OF the
bope, which is &c Inch below
-zlated excess Of precipitation
|jrnry /, 4.4G Inches.
.ds humidity at 6 p. M. 81 per
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Lutheran.

=, German Lutheran st. Johns. church.
seventh South and state, William j.
Lankow. pastor. Sunday school at $50
a. m, Service at 1880 a m.
English Lutheran church. 3S6 South
Fourth East street, +, w. Bussards pastor,
Sunday school at 10 a. M, sharp Church
service at II o'clock. Special mission Of
fering by both Sunday school and con-
gregation. The Lydia league meets
Wednesday afternoon at ESQ, with Mrs.
Paul Raincy. 176 Mead st.
Swedish Lutheran church. corner Sec
ond South and Fourth East. EN-. Ryd-
berg, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m,
NO church services In the morning. Even
Ing service at 8 o'clock, with sermon in
English by Rev F. w. Bussard. Meet
Ing OF the Dorcas society Thursday even
Ing at $50. at the home Of Miss Hilma
Nelson. 3l9 South Eighth West street
Danish Evangelical Lutheran church.
Horald Jensen, pastor; residence 81 z
street. Service at p. m, at the Swedish
Lutheran church, corner Second South
and Fourth East streets. Sunday school
at p. m. All Danish and Norwegian
people cordially invited.
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A DANGEROUS COUGH
Wife of Newark, Ohio, Man Had
Symptoms. of Consumption.
Was Badly Run Down and
Reduced in Flesh.
RESTORED TO HEALTH BY vINoL

RESTORED TO H6Abla DIX VlNO1
"About two years ago my wife was
in very poor health, She had no ap-
petite, was much reduced in flesh,
and for three months had very bad
cough, with all the symptoms of con.
sumption, Vinol was recommended
and she began taking it; before the
first bottle was used her appetite was
better, and she was improving in
health; by the time she had taken
three bottles the cough was gone, She
is still taking Vinol and cannot say
too much in its praise. IN, l.. Steblc'
ton. Newark, Ohio,
The reason that Vinol is so sue
cessful in such cases is because it is
the only preparation that contains
tonic iron, together with all of the
healing, bodybuilding elements Of cod
liver oil, actually taken from fresh
Gods livers, but no Oil
Without hesitation we proclaim our
faith in VinoI for chronic coughs,
colds or bronchitis and as a body
builder and strength creator for old
people.
Anyway, If you try it and it does
no good we will refund your money on
demand, Druehl g. Frankcn; also
Smith Drug Co., Salt Lake City.
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal church, cor
ner OF Second East and Second South
streets; Dr.. Francis Burgette Short. pas
to tor, p, PreaGhing ching at II a M: subject:
Stearns, superintendent. Epworth league
at $50 D. m; Miss Gaby Scott, president, !,
subject, "a Glorious Service." Mrs, C. o.
Brown, leader. Preaching at 7.30 p, m. ;
Special: Meetings held four evenings this
week cordial invitation is extended to
all. Special music at every service.
Ilifr NJ e. church, Ninth East and First
South streets: D. NJ. Helnlick. pastor.
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Miss
Edith Crawford will play a piano solo at
10 o'clock; ]. NJ. Settle, superintendent,
Epworth league at $50, led by Miss Lucy
Duray. Installation of league officers at
the close Of the devotional services. There
Will be services In the church each even
ing this week, except Saturday. evening,
tea at the home OF Mrs. c. w. Morse
o2o East South Temple street. Tuesday
afternoon from $50 to o'clock.
Norwegian Danish NJ, Z. church, 525
South Fourth East; II. l. Hansen. pas
tor. Sunday-school at p. m; preaching
pie are most cordially invited
Heath NJ Z. church. Third South near
Eighth West streets; II. l. Hansen, pas
tor. Sunday-school at 10 a. M; preach
Ing a II a. M: Junior Ieague at $50
p. m. Prayer service Thursday at 1870
p. m. All are invited.
Waterloo NJ Z. church. Fourth East,
near Eleventh South; II. /. Hansen, pas
tor. Sunday -schol at 10 a. M: Epworth
league service at Sis p m; preaching
at p. m, Preaching service every even
Ing next week except Saturday. y cor
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Baptist.

Emmanuel church, Third South and
Seventh East; Louis S. Bowerman, min
ister.-Preaching services at IL a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Morning subject, "a Much
Forgotten Grace" Evening subject,
..Sel Serles S,,, OF bpnyans pligrlm ,T1second;
at 1915 p. m; Ben L. Corum. superin-
tendent. Young Peoples meeting at 6:l5:
temperance meeting. Prayer and social
service Wednesday. evening at 7:45.
Burlington Mission. Rev. l.. E. Troyer
In charge: F. j. Lucas, superintendent
Bible school at 1915 q. m. and preaching
at 7;30 p. m.
Rio Grande Mission Miss Ida Davis.
missionary. G. L. Fraser. superintendent.
Bible school at l2:30 D. m.
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tober. 81, 1908, the national debt, less
cash in the treasury, amounted to 1916.
775,625. (2) Tariff is the rate of
customs charge on imports into the coun-
try; revenue includes all the govern
mental receipts; tariff receipts, as well
as other revenues, are to pay the run
ming expenses of the nation, the in
terest on the public debt, and such ap.
preparations as congress may make.
Last week in this column il was given
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st, Marks cathedral, 225 East First
South street; Rev. Benjamin Brewster.
dean,-Sevices for tho twenty-second
sunday after Trinity: Holy communion.
8 a. m, Sunday-school. 9:i5. Morning
prayer and sermon at II. Hospital Sum
day; sermon by Bishop Spalding and
oHering for 81. Marks hospital. Evening
come.
81. Johns church. Logan avenue, Ninth
EAST and Eleventh South.-Sunday- school
at Z:4o p. m. Evening prayer, sermon and
Baptism at 4. by Rev. w. +. Bulkley.
ST. Peuls Episcopal church, Main and
Perkins, rectoN-Holy communion at a,
m. Sunday school at 9:i5. Morning serv-
Ice and sermon at IL, Bible study class
at $3.50 p. m. Evening prayer and SER
mon at 1880 o'clock. Visitors welcome.
All seats free.
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Christian,

Central Christian church. corner Third
East and Fourth South, one block cast OF
city and county building. Rev. Albert
Buxton. PHI. D. pastor; residence As6
Fifth East street. Ind. phone 2991. Sum
day school. 9;45 a. m. Preaching by
the Rev. II. L. Hays. In exchange with the
pastor IL a. m. Christian Endeavor at
$50 p. m Preaching by DR.. Buxton at
7:30 p. M Prayer meeting Wednesday
night, DR.. BuXton's Sunday night topic,
"SolYlng Lies Riddle
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Real Estate Transfers.

John Jeremy to Eleanor Jeremy. lot
4. block 81. plat C.,,.,....s..,...S
Emily Salisbury to Henry Stogg,
section &c, township south,
range west, ,..............,.
Joseph Sharples TO Benjamin Shar-
pies, section %. township south.
range l east. ,.,.,.,.,...........
Same to Fred Sharples. section %,
township / south, range l east
Same to Charlotte Sharples Waters,
section %. township 1 south,
range l east, t,.,...,..........
Same to Jane S. Afford. section %.
township l south, range l east.
Nels Paulson to John z. Austin, lot
4. block Is. plat G.s......ss- 2
John e. Austin TO Bessie Z. Bing.
lot 4, block Is. plat G............
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fsmueratures Elsewhere.
In Peculiar Status.

LEyA, Mont, Nov. 14.-Attorney-
rl Gallon today rendered an
d that Montana is without an
10 act rs governor in case Of
|k.acc OF incapacitation of the
|tYs The licutcnant-governor-
lsS not take office until Janu-
|Flls successor has been elected
zssd the senator now serving as
1 1tufenant-
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian society. 1873 South Sec
ond East, William Thurston Brown. min
lister. Sunday preaching service at II a.
wolves the Idea of Human Brotherhood.
What Place Has Charity in It?" Special
music by Unity quartette. Sunday school
at l2:l5. Prof. p. n. Cook. super!ntend,
ent. Lloyd Alliance OF Liberal Women
Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Social Science
club with election OF officers. Friday at
p. m. The public cordially welcome,
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congregational church. corner OF
Fourth East and First South; Elmer I.
Goshen, pastor.-Morning service at II
o'clock,
Phillips Congregational church, Fifth
South and Seventh East: Rev. P, i.
SimplSin, pastor.-Services this day;
Morning at IL Sermon: missionary Vic
tories" Evening a 7:45, "Thc Unchans-
ing Human Need" Sunday-school at
1890. Christian Endeavor at $50. Cor
dial welcome to all worshipers.
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AdYentists.

Church corner Fifth South and Sixth
East streets. S. G.. Huntington. pastor.
Services. Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. Young Peoples
at 1880, subject. THE Apostolic Church
and Sunday" Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at 7,30. To all these services the
public Is most cordially invited.
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Reorganized.

RcorGanIzcd Latter-day Saints, Fedora
ton hall. room No I. corner OF Fourth
South and State streets. Sunday school
at 10 H. IN. Preaching al II O. IN. by
j. A. Davis. aud nt 1880 by e. c. Briggs
Book of Mormon class at 6 p, NJ.
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IL You Don't Know

as a recollection. that soup-houses were
established IN this city during President
Cleveland s administration. Our atten-
ton has been called to this as wrong;
that there were no soup-houses here dur
ing President Cleveland s administra-
tlon.
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stands che LnvaItds' Hotel and Sur
E7caI Institute. at Buffalo. thor
ouGhIy equipped and with STAFF
Of ShHed Specialists TO trest tho
moro difficult oases Of Chronic
HiSeaSeS whether requiring Mod
foaI or Surgical skill for thofr
cure. Seud for FREQ
kNTALLDS GUIDE 8OOE
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au.e nme strengthened and built up NOTHING equals 5 B 8
p0m attacks the disease head goes down TO Inc
Bors m rou5c in the blood, and makes permanent snd
crcn : removes every particle of the catarrhal InaeT
making this vital fluid pure, fresh and heay
M sa membranes begin heal because they are nourshed
k bh M giving blood tic head is cleared, mucus Stops
and health restored S. is the greatest Of all blood
Enad lures CaaErh by driving the from the system
En r fey OF Scahfu vegetable ingredients b b 3 ooes
nr a forming drugs which really do not cure Catarn
BoI Vie eal will S. S. S. njue the most delicate sys
Iasarrtl and eny medical advice free 10 all Who wr1s
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Your Neighbors Can Tell You

ynus mso sumhI odan Skin nstm
~ Of PsG L DyovuHh has dd
Of
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that the "Goden Medical Discover
it VIII hneth weak LUNGS
s@
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py Ord card dqf f fret booklet
Dr. " PIERCE
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Pleasant E size but tgrn mehA
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SERVICES
IN ZION CHURCHES
Episcopal.

dial invitation Is extended to all TO at
tend.
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Montana Pioneer Dies.

Montana Pioneer Dies.
HELENA. Nov. l4.-Mrs. +. P. Ster.
ling, prominent Montana pioneer
woman, and wife of the chairman of the
board Of governors of the Soldiers
home, died here today from apoplexy,
her death occurring on Main street.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell phone 520l. Ind. phone 36o-34S.
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MarT1age LlCenseS-
Harry e. Henderson and Ella A. Simp-
son OF Salt Lake.
Dudley Pronol Of White Rock, New, and
Margaret Braddock of Jacksonville. Fla
Thomas Haughran and Hannah Brady
OF Butte, Mont
Paul Simmandal and Lucy G. Grange
OF Ogden.
Colin Mcdonald and Lulu III. Bradwell
OF Argenta.
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cgvERYu.Ly pEcoMsrBNps s. S. 8.

Pey the past twenty n<a years have been II shs naos
taxing S. s. s. spring 40 plooa paf-
1or sni always been we'll pleased win the IesolS
Lad Catarrh for number Of years which was eurea p
e. S. S. I eheefuly recommend b. s. y az inc oest
blood purifier earth Not only did IL cup my CsaTn
bu Ihsre known s being used IN other cases WIN az
trely satisfactory rsstl.s. LOCK- hicDARLtL,
ECrston Texas IS. Dict. Attorney,
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WANTED

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une. Apply Circulation Dept.
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

William BommTan, S07 West Third
North. boy.
Raw Arthur yroman, l776 Gordon ave-
nue.; boy.
Richard John Coffall. 1s7 l. street; girl
William F. Williams. 1857 Lincoln ave-
nue.; boy.
Daniel l. Elton, 1a3 Jeremy street; girl.
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LOST HIS VOICE.

" 70
Ieufiered ae-n,sIy with catanh for number o years
eight.oh the deeaas DO bad that lost
my voice 10 conscsuspee o:t tried ranous treatments
asl dcc.ors nnaiY Etyea Up to die then took
g. o. according directions and IN due cooree Oh nine
ray ent.Toy cured. NY voice Waa restored
NH' nA'' en'09eu s''0 N'A'SD W. Il. GRRFM.
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Death
Marriage Licenses.

Oliver c. Love. Holy Cross hospital,
pneumonia. aged 20.
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y inlaIations, 10,
s@, are only
and when
y he old condi-
sMlrns because
aead is infected
olirrhal matter
Lmapuriiies. This
|ss and irritaies
ssnus membrane
AID pro-
Elhe ymptatnrs IS e.
Noises in tha
.ai !. tars, muc,,s Gus
& lNros:, head,
n lvsiery eyes.
\ ddeainsss, sore
General impa:c--
S.he heath, &C.
g cure Ca,arrh, r,
sasstly !he blood
''p Purified, and
ES,l EsS;,,.l cleansed Of
ksslI MaiIers. aad
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NOSE STOPPED UP AND NcEssANT COUGH.
CURED OF CATARRH.

Dear s,n-At the ago Of fve years contracted bad
Of Cauh. Il began with profusc watey discharge
from my nose Tho matter falling into my throat kept mo
constantly hawking and splitting, and my breath too was
esully offensive, but S. s. S. has cured mo sound ana
well o. the CataIa and ehecfuy recommend IT 70 tho
public. . ..
when began taking S. S. S. it was for another disease
which the doctor called Tuberculosis OF the oone ana ehoe
began your remedy, s. S. s. four OF the nye
tubeIces healed and feel as well as ever aa IN my
lie. OSCAR WARE
ze-6Ga-heI6 Ave- Kzusag CITY, Mo.
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AL particulars about the "Discovcy" its composite,
Adviser, 1000 pages revised upodate for 81 cents
81 for paper covered pay of mailing only Or
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Last week in this column it was given
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CITIZENS. BANK
FINE BLUFF, ARK,

At the Close Of Business December 81.
1871.