The Black Hills Daily Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • 3

5 jdaii.v xuatcai tukhuav Mo.txjLAy,;muAu: 4 ito. WERTHHEIfvlER. The Daily Times LIEBMANN'S. An elegant line of black dres? Goodman's STAGE LINES 'f BRICK STORE, i- O-l PERSONAL Judge McLaughlin is in the country for a dny or two. Will Adams has sufficiently recovered to appear at the store.

Mrs. James Carney and children went to Raj, id on a visit, Sunday Councilman Belding seemed inn -h better on Sunday, but a reiapss occurred yesterday. M. Newlin, a popular freight conductor on the Elkhorn, was in the city briefly, Sunday. Edwin Van Cise was at Washington last Thursday.

He will be at Pierre today or tomorrow. W. H. Seward the successful doinestica-tor of the Royal American Eagle and other birds, has returned from a holiday visit with the good people of far-away Chicago. County Judge Bnrns telephoned from Spearfish last evening that, owing to a sprained back, the result of a fall from or wit ha horse, he would not return to Dead-wood untiljThursday.

Jim Owens au old Deadwood boy, allured to Chadron by that town's first boom, was in the city 11 minutes, Sunday. He is making bushels of money at Chadron and the Times is glad of it. Geo. Frasier, whosa other name is Sir Bouiface of the Vienna restaurant, was celebrating his birthday yesterday. If his statement is to be relied upon, it is his one hundred and second anniversary.

Mrs. Senator Voody will return next week to her home in this city, arriving the later part of the week. During her two months residence 8 the capital, she has made many friends, so tays a Wash ingtou correspondent. Nellie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

T.J.Webster, well-known in Deadwood and Lead, died at Sundauce, January 28, of diphtheria, aged. 4 years, 7 months and 12 days. The sympathy of many friends is extended. Pierre Free Press: Since Hunter is gone Senator Washabaugh has become the favorite of the fair sex. Yesterday he found a basket of beautiful flowers awaiting on the president's denk.

What worries him mott is that he can't find out who the fair donor is. Arrivals by Smith's Sturgis hack tins F. R. Carpenter, W. H.

Seward, M. F. Van Keuieu, BuS Humphrey, F. A.Fletcher, Hank Bowers, Mrs. J.

rl Hurd and 2 children, Mrs. S. Hurd, Miss Neaiey, Mjs. Thomas HiTvey mill i-Mi1, Miss Charity Martin, Mr. Houser, Mr.

Kelsfy. Departures E. McLaughlin, E.C. By-ers, Dan D.ady, Mr. Houser, 1 Chinaman, 1 Chinawoman.

The Helena Herald brings the following concerning a lady well-known in Dead-wood. "Mrs. N. Dunphy, of this city, met with a tin illing erperienm while on the way to Si. Paul a few days ago.

A real old-fash, oned blizzard struck the train during its passage thraagh Dakota, and it was terrific in its force. Mrs. Dun-phy tried to pass from the sleeper to the dining car, but when she ieached the platform the wind lifted her clear from the train and landed her in a snowbank. It happened that one of the diner cooks saw her when she was blown from the train, and gave the alarm, and the train men dug her out of the n-ountain of snow. It was fortunate that some one saw the accident, as Mrs.

Dunphy would certainly have perished in the storm. It was a close call." -DETWKKN Leave Deadwood for Carbonate at 9 a. ui. Leave Carbonate for Deadwood at '1 p. m.

Office at the Keystone Hotel Thcs. H.Goodman, Proprietor. hi 1 'i i i am ww ha VilUill COGD TERMS. 0. E.

HAWLEY. Headquarters Dfadwnod Gillette Heskmans's Leuve Orders Lesu City lJicklunoa a Coraes', Tuning, 3 to 013. EKFEBIKCES: Deadwood Porter Warner, Aaroa Hat-teubach. Lead City W. K.

Rine hark 1 3f 1 KPOBT Of THB lk or THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, at Drs'touod, iu tb State of South Dakota, at tin 'lose of business, December II, lKHlf: SRSOUBCKa. Loans ana discounts S3 Overdrafts, secured aud unteeure4 9,591 6ft U. H. Bonds lo secure circulation UO P. 8.

bonds to Seoul deposits 100,000 00 Stocks, securities, judKniouta, clairufl, etc 81,664 Due approved reserve HKeuts 244,86 06 Due from other National banks 8,23 81 Due from State and bankers 81,146 70 JM.345 67 Hankim house, furniture and 16.W10 7'J Olher real estate and mortKoKea owued. 7.413 64 Current expenses and lies paid 6:330 26 Premiums ou V. 8. bonds 6,875 no Checks and other rash items 87 Hills of olher banks 4,815 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents 84 41) Specie 47.S-2S 00 LfKal tendur notes 00 li.M J7 Redemption fund with 17. 8.

Treasarer Iter cent of circulation 1,125 00 Due from V. H. trensurer, other than 6 per cent redemption fund 250 00 78 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in 1100,000 00 Surplus fund OU Undivided profits 12,778 16 National bank notes outstanding 2:1,500 UO Individual deposits subject to check 24 Demand certificates of deposit 189,800 15 United Stales deposits 86,014 7 Deposits of U. 8.

disbursing omcers Due to other National banks 743 81 Due to state banks and bank ers 18,07 62 Total 1863,567 77 Stats or South Dakota. Countv of Lawrence. I. D. A.

McPherson. cashier of the sbovs narosd bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement true to the best of my knowledge and Deller. D. A. McPhebson, Cashier.

subscribed and ivi.ru to before Die this mh day of December, 1S88. r. B. icees, Notary Fublla. Correct A ttest: D.

K. Dii'IIbsoe, I T. J. auiKS, J-Dtrectora 12 llltf P.E. Bfabes.

I EPOBT OF THE CONDITION IX or THE DEADWOOD NATIONAL BANK, at Deadwood. In the State ot South Dakota, at lbs ciosv of business December 11, lsav: BEKOCBOE. I.onns and discounts $148,914 18 i secured and unsecured 2.610 87 IT. S. bonds to secure circulation 26,000 00 Stocks, securities, judgments, claims, etc 11,212 62 Due from approved reserve agents I 8,932 64 Due from other national banks.

1,466 Due from state banks and hanker. 8.884 15 M.29S 01 Unnkinff hnnse. furniture and fixtures 6.7S6 16 Current expenses and taxes paid 2,866 68 Premiums on U. 8. bonds 1,758 SO Checks, and other cash items.

Bills of other banks 1, 865 OS Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents 25 60 8.H12 40 Lgal tender notes 13,664 00 28,089 92 Redemption fund with V. 8. Treasurer (6 per oent of circulation) 1,126 09 Total 1288,948 (9 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in 1100,600 00 Surplus fund 6.006 09 Undivided pronw National bank notes outstanding 1209 00 Individual deposits subject to check 45,149 rWmAnd MrtificatM Of dS- pomt 87,962 98 tllll to other national banks 966 14 to state banks and bankers 18 84 ots and bills re-discounted 14,670 Total 1238,941 89 Qrm riakota. Cnoutv of Lawreno.

ss: Beo. C. Hickok, cashier of the above-nained bank, do solemnly swear that the sbovs statement true to the best or my anowieoge ana ocimi. Geo. o.

Hicsoe, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before this lth day December, 188. r. K. lean, seal NotaryPahUs.

Cobbbct Attest: Ban Baib. 1 m. R. Adams, Dtrssters. N.

W. Wells, Great English Remedy Murray's Spectfle. ShJ A guaranteed curs for all nervous i i I diseases, such ri sisuni AT LOSS OF KKAI FOWI K. Hystaris Headache. PAIN IN THE BACK, KEKVOli- PBAtSTRATlON, Wake fulness.

LKrtM 1RKHUC UNIVEK-8AL LASSITUDE. Seminal Weakness, ImpFTKy and gvnonl kns of power of the Generative Oroane: In either sex. caused bv indisrre- nefsrsTaklaf. Deadwood (Jarbouate nn I IV i i wo JU3 I I (D CO a CD rQ 01 IH fH 4 to (1) Ha) in tf i 0) i pa 4 La lies, misses and cliildien'a cloi.ks at leas than cost to c'ose out the remainder of our stoi'k. Ladies walking jackets lower than ever; 10.0M) yards embroideries just received from 2r per yard up, worth double the money.

Examine thum and be convinced. Special ba gains iu all kinds of house keeping linens. Excellent quality of pure linen huck towels at 2fc each, worth double the money. Bargains in ladies muslin underwear. Pure indigo prints, not remnants, at 5o per yard.

Just received 50 pieces, the latest styles of scotch zephyr ginghams, and will be sold lower than ever. All wool dress goods double width, only 2oc per yard. First class English sateen corsets, only 70c each, would be cheap at 1.25. White and colored blankets and com forters will be sold for le-s money than raw material i worth. Butterick's patterns and Hall's baaa dress forms, best in the world at, 1 19 lw M.

J. W'KKTnilElMKB BbO. MINERAL BELT. Dun Lothrop, Lead, is recovering from his sudden heart trouble. He was at his shop yesterday.

James Green returned to Lead from Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania, where he pass ed a pleasant year and a half visiting An infaut daughter of Meno Voighl Land, i in a critical coudition, having swallowed several small piecus of glass broken Jrom a nursery bottle. Three rooms to rent in connection with the Springer house, Lend. 12 19 tf Prescriptions a specialty at L. P. Jenk las drug store.

1 fHf No competition can offer such values this season as Cohen, (mmbiner i. in Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, etc. Their stock is complete in every particular. It will pay everybody to call and examine their stock before laying in winter supplies. 11 fltf William Lawrence a Terra miner, work ing in the open cut Sunday was hit on tha heaJ, rendered unconscious by falling rock, and preeipiti ted from a nar row ledge to the bottom of the open cut a distance of lot) feet.

Strange to relate, no bones were broken nor internal in juries sust lined. He was badly cut and bruised, however, and incapacitated for work for several weeks. He is kindly cared for at his father's residence, Terra vilie. Henrv Rosenkranz, king brewer of Soutti Dakota, has opened up in the Miners f'uiou building. Ceutrai.

All good judges say that his beer is the bei in the Hills. He has also a full Mock of ehoiee wiues liquors and cigars. Drop iu and see Henry. Barney Franklin, of Central, carries a large stock of liquors and cigars to be sold for the next ninety dajs at cash prices. Give him a call.

1 7tf George Wilkiuns has rented S. B. Sal mau's tin shop, Lead, and is prepared to nil all orders in his line at short notice, First class workmen employed. Prices reasonable. 10 91m Go 4o Yootiij'a to Jiave ytu prescrip tions filed.

Why? Because his prices are reasonable 1 22 tf William 1 ullerton, engineer 1 i e.iarge of the engine operating the Gates' crusher at the Old Abe hoist, was a hunted to the hospital yesterday morning, in a fright fully mangled condition. Instead of oil ing up when the crusher is idle, as was hi wont, he waited until the engine and shaft ing were iu motion. To reach ie gear ing beneath the crusher, it was necessary to pass through a 40-foot, narrow in whit the belting runs, and at the far ther end of which appears the shafting. While oiling a pulley of the latter, a set screw caught his jacket and, in a second he was whirling with the shaft making all of forty revolutions a minute, his loer extremities striking the roof and floor at each revolution, and his clothing parting into shreds. At least fifty revolutions were made before his jacket weakened and he fell beneath the shaft a badly man gled mass.

He shouted lustily for help, but the roar of machinery drowned his voice, and after waiting several minutes he crawled through the tunnel to the opening where be was seen. He was taken to the hospital, where an examination disclosed both feet battered to a jelly; both legs broken above the ankle; two ribs broken from the vertebrae, and the njht baud broken and forearm skinned. Both feet were amputated and other injuries dressed by Dr. Dickinson, who entertains little hope for recovery. Tne unfortunate man fully realizes his condition and expressed a desire to die.

He is about 26 years of age, a native of Scotland; single, and has no relatives in the United States. Ho has been in the employ of tin Hoineetake for several years, and at oae time had charge of the Star hoisting engine. to homshtasb mi nans. This is to give notice that Stephen Cea-vretti is a contractor wurkiug in the mines of the Hoints'ake Mining that I have worked long and faithfully for him; that I was taken sick on Nov. 28, and compelled to quit work for a time, and that when I recovered, which was on Dec.

22, 1 reported to him ngaiu for work, but was informed that ray place had been filled by another man, and be had no work for me. I hereby caution all miners aga.nst Mr. Ceavretti, Philip 1 Vtf Central City, S. D. Smith' Passenger Xxarssa.

Between Dead wood and Stargis via oulder park and Bear Butte oaayon. Hack leaves Deadwood for Sturuis at HW) p. m. in time connect with trains south Rack leaves Strjrgis for Deadwood apon the arrival of the morning train north, and after dinner to salt passengers. Offices, Deadwood.

Keystone botel. Went-worth house. Offiro Borgia. Sheridan SUtf Caution Notice. The public are hereby cautioned against the purchase of the following certificates of stock of the Minna Mining company, viz: 15.21.

115.252 80S, 899, 400, 409. 433, 434. 4.55, 43fi. 4 r. 472, 500, 501, 502.504,50.-..

W. 5o7. 508. 509.520, 52K, 629. 53', 557, 65.

5V. 53. 567, 668, 669, 673, 57 1. 577. 5f4.

As the same have bu sold for delinquent assessment. F. L. Pbowh. 1 80 10 Secretary.

Ust Toar blaak at tha Tivsta Oftre. Table linens and napkins marked away down. To close out our plush garments, we will sell them at a reduction of fifty per oent. Call and see for yourself. Carpets in all thulat.it patterns at bed rock prices.

Embroideries marked away down at M. LIEBMANN. 1 10 tf Mo quorum, consequently no meeting of council last evening. Better luck is hoped for this evening, to which time ad journment was taken. Knights of Pythias going to Bturgis to institute the new lodge at that place, will start from Castle Hall in city hall, Dead wood, at 3 o'clock p.

m. sharp. Ample accomodations have been provided at re duced rates. According to a Chamberlain special, Fred T. Evans, is completing arrange meuts for running a daily st.ige between Chamberlain and the Hills, and another between Pierre and Chamberlain as soon as the proclamation opening the Sioux reservation is issued.

A gentleman iu Union county, who is too modest a man to have his name meut oned the newspapers, was cured of rheumatism by Chamberlain's Pain Balm, after trying other medicines and treatments for thirteen yenrs Fi ty cent bottles for sale by Burroughs, of adwood, and Dickiusou Comes, of Lsad City. Choice rol butter, cheap, wholesale an 1 retail, at Goldbkbg h. 1 li tf Hoffman Brothers, clothiers, will occupy the premises recently occupied by B. Kohoni. Everybody and his relatives for miles around, is preparing to afend the fraternity new city hall, Friday evi ning, Feb.

14. W. H. Webber has on exhibition at the Keystone sample room, a magnificent horse hair bridle and quirk mads at Sioux Falls, which he will dispose of by raffle. Will Whealeii is iu receipt of a letter from Senator Moody expressing utmost confidence in the passage of the bill appropriating for a public building at Deadwood.

A burning chimney at residence of Rev. W. H. Buss, at midu ght, caused an alarm and, owing to the high wind, a great scare the entire community. he uepnrt- meiit promptly responded, tint its services were not needed.

All hydrants, but three were flushed yes terday, and found in good condition with the exception of the one at city hall corner, which was found frozen. Superintendent Breixford will have the latter in working condition toda. A. D. Wilson and a number of his sur vey party, were in the city over Sunday.

Tiiey are running a line down Nevada and Fautail gulches, and will extend it to an intersection with the D. at the mouth of Gold Run. That accomplished, cross- sectioning will begin. A Good Recobd. "I have sold Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for ten years," says Drugnist E.

B. Legg. of Vail, Iowa, and have always warranted it and never had a bottle returned. During the past ninety days I have sold twelve dozen, and has given perfect satisfaction in every instance. It does not dry up a cough, bat loosens and relieves it.

It will cure a severe cold in less time 'ban any other treatment. Fifty cent and $1 bottles for sale by Phillips fc Burroughs, of Dead-wood, and Dickinson Comes, of Lead City. The Tims keeps the best blanks. H. B.

loung, Syndicate Block. Dead wood, broker in stocks, bonds, city and county securi'ies. References, the three National banks of Deadwood. 1 1 tt St. John' Guild.

A meeting of the society wiil be held el the church Thursday afternoon, 2:30 o'clock. A full attendance is requested, as important business is to come before the meeting. HOTEL ARRIVALS. OVFSI.iSD. ricsMi it BAKTixa.

paor'a. A Garrs, Hermosa; Schnitzel, Ger many; A Gates, Saith, Whitewood; Jack, Brnwnsville; A Banks, Dunning, Greenwood; Meyer, I Meyer, Bare Bntte; Reunan, Nonpareil, Neb; Reilly, Mrs lieilly, Bpesrfish; Wagner, Dietrich, Rapid. SKTSTOIil. i. a.

XIlTn, PBOP1IITOB. i vV Owens, Newlin, Chadron, Bil- lington, SturgM; Brown, Whitewood; Bnrlingham. Mo Valley; I Kide. Higgins. Strawberry; Wataou.

1 rrra- Kehie; Mi-s A Kehoe, Hum ph rev. Rapid; Smith. Elk Skinner. Galena; 8 Pike, Omaha; 8 Jefferson, Carbonate. wiarvniTi.

snismo a son. pbopbiitos. Short. Silver City; Grady, Lnderwood. Stnrgis; Smith, New York; Edit, Galena; Renfrew, Kearney, Neb; Allen, Lead; Lane.

entennial: I Buckley, fitrawsnurg. Neb: A Dunlap. Chicago; Wingate. Wingate, Cincinnati; Thomas, Si Francisco: Meade, Chadron; Fair Butte. Mont; Williamson.

Hetmosa; Miles. Brennan. Nsb; Harvey, Ter- ravillo; Algeo. Spearfish; Ford, Diven, affs; Lcs, bt Paul; Wilson, Fremont. Established la 1 87 Gaston A O'Brien, stk brwkers ad real estate.

First National Bank bailding Deadwood. Dak. Members of Board of Trade and Deadwood Stock Exchange took, real estate and seewntiea bought and sold on commission. Correspondence elicited. 1128-tf Wall Paper.

We have iust added to ur stock Wall Pa pers, and have full lines in latest styles and esigns.at cSA -yrOOD DAKOTA. f.EACV0''D POSTOFFICF. 11. nu'iwrai ov mails. Arrives.

Closes, 11:3" a.m. 13:00 I Hrearfltih. 11:15 a 11:19 a a 10:50 a HI. ikly Uflm lr ,1 i'Iiv 8:00 p.m from p. ui.

until 1 p. in su.l lisgltr window opou from 9 a. FREMOKT, ELKHORN MISS0URI VALLEY R. R. DAkOTA DIVISION.

s'fwt SurMay. Dmeruber 1HX8, at 12 cluck noon, mountain standard time. 3 t. El STATIONS. Pass, cliiciiim 1 8:1 1:4 1 4 13 5 TJ 147 t.

12 i 9 56 TM II Valley. Long Pine Clmdron Junction WuysiW Odrichs ilci liap Fftirburu Hermosa Kapiil City liiipul Ciiy alley TlUord 4:4 5:00 81 7-0 6 8 6.20 4 4 3 4 3 4:1: 3:59 3 45 Hturgis Meteorological. tssrial ts the TlMKR. Si. Ph Feb.

3. Indications for the fails; Warmer; fair. THE CITY. S.cwers repairs sewing muchines. t'lie a-savini; business heretofore trans icieJ under the lirm name of S.

F. Aloli tor will continue a formerly, but under tlit management of l'itus Molitor. S-26-tf Full lines of Black Hills jewdry in nr manufactured bv Gillette 4 flsckianiin, comer jlitiu and Lee (Streets. lVads-ood. 12 Itf Gillette Ileekinanti, "Tub Black Hills established 176, uinnu-hctureri of native jewnlry, Mam and Lee IrHH.

Dcid ood. 12 Itf The first term of the supreme court opens at Pierre today. The fire board met, Sunday evening ami completed the marking of compauy itanding for January. The iestive bill collector was decidedly numerous and uuusniiily complacent yes terday, indicative of easy collections. A ranchman from the Redwater district, a drunken nuisance for the lnsi Iwodajs.

was jailed by Marshal Garr, yeterti The Times is in receipt of house bill Ho. 11. Mr. Star's do-called "Australian ballot hill." It is a voluminous document of 3fi sections, and will be noticed more iu detail when opportunity presents. In amended form it is likely to pas.

A number of complaints have recently been made in regard to the habit of wood haulers driving their loaded wagon across sidewalks. This is especially the case iu the First ward. bill for repairs pis- tented to the trespasser might possibly stop the praotice. About two thousand pounds of choice hams and bacon were disposed of to loia dealers, yesterday, by Zoeckler Bros, This was merely a sample lot from their packing establishment, Spruce gulch, the product of which will surely replace that formerly brought from the east. The senior proprietor of this paper has bun subject to Irtcjuent colds for some yrnrs, which were bure to lay him up if not doctored at once.

He finds that Chamberlain' Cough Kemedy is reliable. It opens the secretions, relieves the lungs and restores the system to a healthy condition. If freely used as soon as the cold has been contracted, and before it has become sett ed in the system, it greatly lessens the attnck and often cures in a ingle day what would otherwise have been a severe cold. Northwestern Hotel Reporter, Des Moines, Iowa. Fifty ccut bottles for sale by Phillips Burroughs of IVidwood and Dickinson C'oruos, of Lead City.

Choice roll butter, cheap, wholesale and retail, at Goldbeiio's. 1 12 tt The secretary of the interior, by executive order, has had the Chamberlain and Pierre land districts extended to include the Sioux reservation, when that reservation is thrown open to settlement. There will be no United States land office on the Sioux reservation proper. This order will be inclined to give Chamberlain and Pierre real estate a boom. Wyoming has the distinction of being the only section of the country where the right of suffrage is enjoyed by both sexes.

Women have all the rights they want and they exercise them with decided effect. Their influence is felt iu the legislatures. A bill has been introduced to bring both sexes int i close relations. It is proposed to tax all men over the age of thirty years who are not married. In other words those who enjoy the luxury of bachelorhood must pay for it, o.

marry. At present there are more men than in the territory, consequently the measure will stimulate immigration and create a lively flutter among the retired maidens of the east. Richard i). Anderson, civil and mining engineer. U.

8. deputy mineral enrveyor for Dakota and Wyoming. Office over Star and Bullock's, Deadwood, South Dakota. 1 1 tf. Rathbone Lodg No.

39, K. Stargi. will be established and officers installed this evening. Great preparations are under way and the event will be a memorable one for Pythians ia the Hills. A very large attendance ia assured, allot fifty going down from Dead wood and Lead, while SpearSsb and points along the railroad ill ontribute largely.

Proceeding! will be conducted by O. J. F. Edmonds of bead wood, ud wili be follow--! by an let-ant supper prepared by lady friends of the order. s)ir blaaka at the Tsssks office.

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IS FINE All Brands of TUTT'S PILLS SYMPTOMS OP A TORPID LIVER Ioaa of Appetite, Bovsla eoatiwa, Pain In the Bead, with a dull sensation in the back part. Pais tinder the Shoulder blade, fullness after eating, with a disinclination to ex ertion of body or mind, Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with a feel-ira of havintr neg-lected some duty. Weariness, Dizziness, Flattering at the heart, Dots before the eyes, Tel-low Skin, Headache a-enerady oyer the richt Restlessness, with fit. the the riirht eye.

Restlessness, with fit- ful dr earns, highly colored Urine, orsaxaa, mgb CONSTIPATION, TFTTn PILLtr mrm rrtmlly daptfM tm nrh dom rrta an-rit ctangc er feliaf mm tm astonish tHm Scrrr. Tm-y McreaM the A ppftttaQ'1 eamw the fed? iu Tsika 1 lhe tbiut- V-m i Mrlthcs, and their Tonic A cf loa a i he IriaWtlira Ornai, MissX Stool a are produd, fecxau-W TUTT'S HAIR DYE. Out Ruioi Wikfk rnnr to a (ijnmr fiui ty ft1 HDrm. it im.rf nnv arl cvi-r. A-- nrw.fr.

It. id tj sVcnt hy xpr til Pr. Tl TT a wT li. rf rlasl.l Tnratas- asad -V tm mmm Mas aa mltm FI7DV 0I1UU1J in i UUUltl fllBS Lioiors rto Due ts of 81 In We order with effect 6 wv as Fasts Writ nr over eiertiou. and which ultimately lead to s-REMATr-KK OLD AGE.

INSANITY ana UUB IIPTION. 91 00 bos or six ive for 95.00. ftrat hy mall os receipt of price. Full particular pamphlet, sent fres to every applicant. Guarantee Six Boxes tnrore any case.

For every 95.00 received, we eend els boxes, written guarantee to refund money 11 our npacioc wiw arure. Addrejw all eonimnnlcattons to lbs Sols MaaT nfscturers, THE EtrRRAT MEDICINE Kansas City, ale. rw9oia hi Deadwood by I. Dwbtsss, 8 Saw Agenta DR 8AXTDKZffS ELECTRIC BELT juio avian ssbiuvatcs a i-i is eurasTHWS rairssasa lift? hit mi stfiaf eris -TAx C. Bsavrs: srasrrsaVs'r losst, a .1..

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