Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 May 1890 — Page 7

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^^PET'COON.

(lFo„d

oTo^dri^gs to Eat

^Drink-On a Spree.

S S I A N IN f? ley owns a pot 'ooon, and la conan a in that nobody ever ad so as ho has had sinco the day in

eits

Juno last when thn 'coon was captured. Mrs. Mndloy, Ossian's mother, is

„wltive that no woman cvor mSch trouble with a four-footed '"^footed pot, for that matter,

has

trainee that'coon became ^borof th" Mndloy family. E!llndlev* live what Is known

Vlcirinc, a farm that was 7TheSs on tho Conkllng 1 many years affo, about a mllo in tl,o blc- woods from the narrow that runs up tho banks of tho

Tho house Is one of tho off tho

.HW ktCanatla1 (roinc houses located wftnad®. ""1 has doorknobs on

Lido 4«°ra insU"Ml

of lron latchos

-ost farm houses havo up this way. is boy of fourteen. Ono day juno he "'as fishing down the ine brook and got so Interested in „t bo aid n"t notice how late in tftomoon It was until tho sun had down. Then lie started home in a and got fit) tir.il running in about itnutcB that ho hid to sit down on a -to rest. sitting- there his oyo fell on an -«uslly larpt" olin standing on a low ••"d pound on the further side of tho

Following tho trunk wittt his he noticed after a little that ono of largest branches was doad, and, vcr, hail a big holo in it. Ho was thinking that that hole would bo a place for a squirrel's nest when thing much larger than a squirrel jtfd at the hole, crawled out and

way

down the trunk until it

opened to sec the boy. Then it scamback. wont homo, and tho next afoot! set a big box trap at the foot of tree and baited It with tho remains lie trout the family had had for

Hast. That was very good bait nany forts of animals found in tho jth woods, and it was effectual in this

In the morning thors were throo jy fanny-looking. half-grown 'ooons fctbetrap, and Osalan had a terrible tfof it. but no end of fun getting tho npbwne, for he had to drag it on an 41 kind-sled. ,flton his father came In to breakfast tho trap was visited at dnyllpht) It told Ossian that two of tho 'coons Bill just servo to make a good pio for bier, while the third could bo saved

Christinas or Thanksgiving. So Bolthera were killed, and Mrs. Llndkj boiled thetn and made a thick pit with cream, and poured tho ptj 2nd the boiled 'coon into a big that had been lined with bisaitcrust, and put a cover of crust over iSir.d baked it In tho ovon until it nsadcllcato brown all over tho top. About tho time tho baking was dono Win came in from a half day's work Kpiring fences along the edgo of tho Ms where tho breeze blow tho smells talsam and spruce and hemlock him continually. Ossian was fetpj. and when ho smolled that wed pie he stood on ono foot and drew leothcr up to his kneo in an ecstacy of Bight, and said: "Ma'am, ain't you nice.? You bet you

Ossian's mother thinkshim a very Dno fcj, and so he is. If ho wasn't t'uo tier 'coon would havo been in a pio I®? since. !i order to tame tho 'coon that was pot Ossian put it in a big dryPds box, brought from Odit's store, there ho fed it with potato and •Ms and ends of meat and ilsh and jspand lettuce and bread. Tho little »st ate every thing greedily. Ono •Jthe boy had in his hand a pleco of rod with Bomo wild strawberry profess on It. While he looked at tho 'he bread fell Into tho box. It

Tins COOK WAS DIHJNK.

*®isbed the boy very much to soo tho "Vhe. Prc'sprfcs first and then hin,j' ffavo him tho idoa that sweet things, and so ho got a tt,,I°VnolaS3CS ^or swallowed mi iJ° ,fastor than It had evor dono thing- before. 'fcrltnS^urry

toB0t

Bari

anothor saucerful

ssian went to tho house(tho'coon h,in Uie barn) without fastontolitc ?or

l'10

''ox- Going to tho

I,,, JUS in tho pantry, ho put tho ktlf.»°n

lloor'

an1

Peking up tho

Sat ')0,lr'nKout tho molasses. At W, °mont tho 'coon appeared and "dim

Doao

'nto

t'10

black atrearr.

Panted with delight. Tho 'coon

hlm 40 tl10

houso to get

S08' and

with success,

hi °V'r"TPd

ltsolf 80

t-amo and wlll-

its

raa8tcr.

»u6im

t-be 'coon was

i-he pon that day, but

either "rr'°d

out

to tho barn and

tortile i°" i'ereupon Mrs. Lindloy's

,Was

0lirried 40

tho barn at

a.oclock, it was on a Satur-

day, and Mrs. Lindley was making doughnuts and pies for Sunday. That Is tho regular thing for Herkimer County wives to do, but Mrs. Undloy was making nn unusual spread, because frionds wero expected next day. Mrs. Ijindley, as fast as her doughnuts wero frlod, spread thom on the dining-room table to cool, and after a little, when tbo pies were baked, placed them In tho windows on the cool side of the house. It was hot work frying doughnuts and baking pies In such weather, as every good hoOsowife knows, and nobody could blaino Mrs. Llndloy for going into tho parlor when it. was all done to look over tho Hoonvillo Herald that bad arrived tho night before, and had in it all tho nows from the country side.

While she sat there in the big rocking chair fanning horseif she heard through tho open window the hollow thud of a pie that had been knocked out of the window and had landed bottom side up on the veranda floor. Very much astonished she ran out to soo what had happened. There was the young

profi/on htnr

helping himself to

pio with great satisfaction. She said "scat," and the 'coon lied. Only ono pio had been destroyed, and after cleaning up "tho mess the nasty thing mado of It," Mrs. I.indley wont back to her paper.

Then the 'coon came back to its pastry. This time he climbed in tho window, nibbled at the other pies there, and then seeing the dough-nuts thought them mure attractive, and straightway jumped on the table. Such a time as ho

HKI.riXO 1IIMSKI.K TO I'll".

had there! Tho crisp, sweetcruston tho doughnuts was precisely to his taste, I and when he had eaten so much that his belly all but dragged on the table, ho squatted down in the tnidst of his feast and licked tho dainty cakes nearest him. In this condition Ossian found him. He looked so very comical that I tho boy sat down on the nearest chair and laughed till the tears came, and even Mrs. Ijindley, vexed as she was to see tho ruin wrought with her good things, had to laugh. I

Meantime Ossian was training it as dogs are trained. It was taught to sit upon its haunches and fold its paws when told that it was time to pray. It would on tho word arch up Its back liko an angry cat, and at tho same timo spread the fur on its ringed tail in a way that was interesting. It learned to snarl when told that dogs wero coming,

No. 141.—Ulddlo.

I mil found In the deep, deep s*. And 1 dwell in vast ooeaii caves Yet earth eannotdo without inn,

Nor the wind with Its ronrs, nor the waves.

am flrsi of a long nuhte lino That luw hi-ought to the whole English raco Grentcr Minsingthnti gold from the mine

Yet in memory tln-Y KIVO me no placo 1 mil not in your love or your hope, lint linger In slinine and (It.,pair. When nl'm In darkness you gro|»,

Look closely—you'll find tun thera.

No. ll'J,—A Oin'er Conceit. I am a letter true, Anil twice a letter, too

Twin trees, I stand as well, And twice yourself do tell. Though plural I may seem, You'll llnd mo one, I ween.

No. 143.—Almciit Vowels.

Insert vowels in placo of tho stars in each of tho nine following sentences. When these words are rightly completed, select from each of the sentences a word of five letters. When these nine words have been selected, and placed one below tho other, the central letters, reading downward, will spell the name given to a certain day in February. 1. L'cli* ni*n n"'l n* c**ns*l. 2. *11 B"*n r**d* *n

caro had to be observed to keep it out of mischief. Its latest exploit has set the wliolo country side talking. Although by no means a drinking man, Mr. Lindley on occasions takes a bit of strong liquor, and the particular favorite which pleases him most is good whisky. Ho keeps a buttle of it in tho house all tho timo, and takes three or four drinks a year from it. Last Saturday night, after a hard tlay's work in tho rain, Mr. Lindley concluded that a drop, with hot water, sugar, and nutmeg, just before going to bed. would about touch t.lio spot, and so Mrs. Lindley mixed it for him. Then the family wont to bod and to sleop.

As tho first rays of sunshine camo Into tho family bedroom on Sunday morning Mrs. Lindley awoko hearing somo noise in tho kitchen. Going softly to tho kitchen door she poepod in. Thero was the 'coon on the table. Bosido it lay tho whisky bottlo uncorked, while a creat puddle of tho liquor had spread over tho table and run down on tho floor. Tho 'coon paddled about in tho liquor, stopped now and then to lap it, stood still, opened and shut his mouth hilariously, jumped up and down, ran to tho edge of tho tablo and looked at the puddle on the floor, jumped down and drank of that, arched its back and spread its tail, jumped back and drank more, rose on its hind logs and shook its head from sido to sido and wagged its tail, and then jumped sideways until it missed its footing and tumbled over on tho floor. Thero it lay on its back and kicked and squealed. Tho 'coon had uncorked tho whisky and was drunk. Words fail to convey an adequate idea of the comical and human actions of tho drunken boast.

Not only was it human in its cups, it was human in recovering. It eventually got sloppy drunk and was laid out ln tho barn by Ossian, where it remained nntil Monday morning. At breakfast timo it was scratching at tho kitchon door and Ossian let it in. It was a pioturo of woo. Ossian offered It a plato of potato and gravy, but it turned away in disgust. Mr. Lindley laughed vory boartily at that and called for tho whisky bottle that had an ounoo or two loft in it. A toaspoonful was taken by tho 'coon with a look of gratitudo in its oyes that was touching. Then a saucer o'fcoffoo and milk without sugar was aocepted, aftor which a bit of toast was caton daintily, and then tho 'coon was roady for another sleop. It was two days in rccovoring from tho sproo.—N. Y. Sun.

A m.ooD relation—the carbunclo.

#rd*rl*

p*rs*ns.

h**s*.

8. M'n* h'nds m"!,* l'pht w*rk. 4. \Vh*r* th* hVlg* *8 l*w*Bt, m'n c*nnn*r.l* l»»p »v»r. B. Th-t. »s \V*K* d*l*y \v!:Vh IR.'k'B til* r*»d s«f«. 6. Il'n'rs s*t *IT m*r*t,

dr*8s, h*nds»m*

7. 5tr**n *t a gn*t, *nd sw**ll*w c*mrl a Tw* *f tr'd* s^ld'm •gr". 9. *n -*r nil h*si* h*nd*r g**d c**ns*L

No. 11-1.—Ilt'll ,'iul 1

Tho imrk was straiuled on the sat-.d Too lake was too first for it to land I3ut when without a head it stood, It would make things saered and good. Once moro lKbead, nnd then you will find To permit is what I havo in mind.

No. 1^5.—A l'lrlurfl Vuzzle.

What tho three little kitten* (it they had been human) might have found in their rnit- I tens.

No. —Drop l/ottor Provorbn. 1. Tli* **gl* *f *n* h**s* th* f**l *n *n*th*r. 2. T* f**!* th* w*rst *ft e*r*s th* Tv*rst 3. X*n* b*t f**l *s *lw*+s r*pht. 4. Wh*n fr** fr*m f*ll* »v* t* w*sd*m r*s* 5. Th*t y** m** h* b*l*v*d b* *m**bl*.

1-17.—Wnnl Squares.

1. An herb: a wind instrument a cottage •harp. 1!. A bundle of twigs: solitary a domestic fowl an attack what every boy should have. 3. Whole, I am a nanus of the g'xl Cupid behead ,nio and add a final letter each time, 1 leroine a baking apparatus to olTer for Eale, and conclusions, and all form a square.

and, as a climax to all its other tricks, it would, when told to laugh, lie down on its back, paw tho air with all four! feet, open wide its mouth, and squeal in a voico that was excruciatingly funny to all who heard it. Hut as Mrs. 4 Lindley justly observed, the moro it learned tho worse it became in its beharior about tho pantry, and tho moro

No. US.—DccHpltntiollfc. Keliead a public ground, A vessel large is found r,eiiead what means once more, AVe have increase of store Xi-liead not far away, What's left hern's what we say: -Tart of a tree behead. And leave to ask for aid Beliead to long itli pain. And leave by work to gain.

These letters we've removed Will spell a pretty (lower, Which for its rich and varied tinta

Is known tbo country o'er.

No. 149.—Charade*

Early one balmy first I threw the casement wido, And saw the totals there

In all their last and pride.

No. 150.—Kulgltia.

rroul the letteis which spell a certain mouth of tho year make words which may be defined as follows: 1. Withered. 2. A prophet. 3. An equal. A.

A «fgetable. 5. A beverage. 0. A uiasculluo name. 7. Most correct. 8. To stop. 9. Cinders. 10. To icuide. 11. A stalk. 12. To moasure. 13. Kormerly. 14. Any limited time. 15. Compact. 10. Saucy. 17. An iu•ect. 18. Pror.ipiUius. 19. Fixed. 20. To annoy. 21. To appear. 22. To be stocked to overflowing. 28. A vegetable growth larger than a shrub. 24. To encounter. 25. A favorite. 20. A plaguo. 27. That which measures. 28. A pool. 29. A clan or family. 30. A oierry frolio. 81. Joined. 32. A pronoun. 38. Disposition of mind. 34. To notice. 35. Gradation. 30. A certain style of dry goods. 87. IJefore.

What is the month, and what are the thirtyseven words formed from it?

Too Generous.

"That boy of mine," said fond fnther ton friend, "is ono of the most unselfish little dmps I ever saw." "Indeed!" "Yes, sir be never keeps anything to liim•elf gives everything away." "Generous hearted." "Generous hearted I Too much BO he can't keep anything—can't even keep still."

Key to tho Punier.

Kb. 134.—A11 Initial Puzzle: OWL C-owL B-owl. F-owl. H-owL J-owL LOW. S-low. IMow. G-low. F-low. B-low.

No. 135.—An Odd Problem: Dude. No. 130.—A Rebus for Littlo Folk: Aspire to lie wise.

No. 137.—Small but Vory Useful: A pin. No. 138.—All Eaay Diamond: It

No. 13!).— Enigma: Nothing. No. 140.—Riddles: Ton-ants. Benlwnyshas his backup. Themistle-toe. Because he can't help It Ho puts an end to yofir pains (panes). Because it is often hidin tho breast.

ONE ENJOYS

Both the method atul results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver nnd Uowels, cleanses the system eft'ectuully, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its id only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it tho most popular remedy known. fcyrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,

LOUISVILLE. KY.

A'flV

Ho Noctl*d tho Monoy.

"William Waldorf Astor has just sold 51,000,000 worth of real estate." "He wanted to buy little ice, I suppose." —New York Sun.

Extracts,

When you aro in need of pure extracts of any flavor we can furnish you with tbem. Look at the list below »8 a 'pointer

THESE EXTRACTS ARE STRICTLY RURB, Orange, raspberry, nectarine, clove, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, peppermint, rose, banana, celery, ohooolate, coffee, sarsaparilla, almond, peach, wintergreen, pine apple, strawberry, lemon nnd vanilla

You will find the above at our store. ERSR»GEB & SEAWRIGHT.

"What's it to you"jwhethor Columbus or who discovered America, BO you aro bvomiugly atlired in one of Gilbert & Co s. stylish spring suits to order.

It BcquireslQulteu Good Deal of Nerve To say we show you the most com plete stock of staple and fancy groceries and the most attractive store and name you prices that are not duplicated (quality considered) and that we "HAVE THEM ox THE RUN" and that wo want your trade to show you that wo can please you. JBut wo have the nerve to say it and are hotiest in our assertion so call and bo convinced at Ensminger & Son wright's.

Dunkards, Attention

For the annual meeting of Dunkards or German Baptists at Warrensburg Mo., (Pertle Springs,) tho Vandalia line will sell excursion tickets at one fare for he round t|lp. Tickote will bo on sale from May 19th to 27th good to return un til June 20th, 1890. Tho Mlssouil Pacific Hallway has also arranged for side trips from Warrensburg to points in South western Missouri, Kansas, Indian Ter litorv and Nebraska, at ono fare for the round trip. For rates and futther information apply to the nearest agent of the Vandalia line.

A dose of Simmon's Liver Regulator, taken daily, will relieve and prevent indigestion.

Cold in the head? or Chilblains? or Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores? The best thing ln the world for it ls Colman's Petroleum Balm. Get a free sample at the drug store of Nye Jb Co.

Sick headache, Dyspepsia, Indigesgestlon, Censtlpation. 25 cents per box

Two calve* or five boxes for SI. For sale by Lew Fisher.

Children Cry for Pitch®r*« Castorlsu

Alv/ays

THE

YORK. N I

Chungo About IK Fair Piny. "Have you got so you can ride your bicycled" "Yes, at lust." "How wits it at lirst" "It rode me."—Chicago Times.

No, JuKt Kiirht.

Brown—I snurnpiatoof boiler iron rolled I out today until it. was no thicker than a I sheet of tissue paper.

Kolriiuon (incredulous)—Oh, that's too thia.—Washington Star.

Polished OAT by tho Pollen. I see that a noted thief out west swallowed a valuable shirt stud to escape detection.

Sort, of diamond ill the rough, ehSAmerican Grocer.

Waxing and Waning.

"Is this the chancellor's seal?" "Yes." "ltisuuurk Ls no longer on the wax." "No, on the wane." -Ncv.* York Sun.

Very Singular.

"t.uriouH fact ill Kcrpentology." hats that?" "It is tne snake that is rattled that gets in the best work."—New York Sun.

Yoft, Imleeil.

First Gooso--You are shedding your feathers. Second Goose—Yes it is a great downfall, isn't itf—Exchange.

oaR

MADE

T^j-ee little people jujtl?onjefron?^ooL all

a if to a to a O

A I A N

TIME TABLES.

N A & I A N A I A SOUTH MOUTH No 4—Mail 2 25atn' Express 0:45aro No 6—Mail....12.48pm"" Local Freijrht. 2:0(ipm

press

JMiijd ruk" ste $cclaJ cfean1 If if

1 7

11-u.ri.cired.s TJse

Sold only by Ensminger & Seawright,

Mail 5:20pir Accom 12:00N NORTH Mail 8:15am ExprCBS 0:15I IB Acoom 12:00 N

BOUTn

No 3—Mail 2:15am No 5—Mall l:47pui Local Frolffht...0:05am

WKB- 0 1 & W EAST No 1—Mail, d...9:25am No 2—M&U,d..5:10pm No3—MaJi{d) .12 :U8am jNo 4—Mail(d)... 2:00am No5—Mall 1:50pmlNo 6—Mall 1:93pm Nf 7—RXIHTOR ,6:47pm

8—RT«RESA.8:35AM

Attention, Dunkards.

On account of the Dunkards' meeting at North Manchester, Ind., the Vandalia will sell round trip tickets to that point at S3 each. Sale May 20 to Mny 25. Good returning including Juno 25tli. J. 0. Htrrcmxsox, Agent,

Great special sale in lace curtains tliis week at L. Bischof's.

To Cure Hud Cough

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Cough cure (Consumption Oil)" tt relieves quickly, stops tickling in tho throat, hacking, catarrh-dropping, dccline, night-sweat ind prevents death from comsuniptlon. Price 2.)C. Pamphlet free. Blnghamptcn, N.

Sold, recommended and

guaranteed by Lew Fisher.

Can't Account for It.

On the *tli day of November, 1SSS. Cooper Si Harden burgh, retail druggists of Kingston, N. Y. purchased IS dozen of Vuu Wert's Balsam for the Lungs, and

011

Why suffer with sick lieadacli aud bilIiousness when Simmon's Liver Regulator will euro you.

Interesting to Funncrs.

No class of people should be so careful In providing themselves with reliable family medicines as those who live far from physicians. Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs is particularly recommended to the farming oommunlty, as It is •wonderfully effective in all throat and lung troubles, and is especially adapted for children, being agreeable to take, perfectly safe and harmless, and yet infallable for croup and whooping eou^n. Trial slzo free. For sale by Lew Fisher

Children t»*v for Pitcher's Castorfc

Illblmril's Strengthen tig und Uheiiimitic Plasters. ALTK A KEVRLATION TO THE WOULD AND AUG

THE ONLY GENUINE RHEUMATIC I'LASTKHS.

Nine-tenths of all troubles which require the aid of plasters aro rheumatic in their nature. A change of weather or sudden draftcauses a cold, which developes into muscular and that into inflammatory rheumatism. And yet thero has never been such a thing as a distinctly rheumatic and strengthening plaster, and hundreds havo died suddenly where rheumatism has attacked the heart, vvhose lives might have been saved had this plaster been applied in season. They are constructed on purely scientific principles and arc purely vegetable.

Prepared by RheumaticSyrup Co., Jaokson, Mioh.

No sounding phrases or toolisli boasting aro needed to draw attention to Van Worts' Balsam for tho lungs. A claim is mado for it that it is tho best oongli medicine on the market, every bottlo is guaranteed to do all that it is claimed and everyone is invited to make a free tost of its moriU. Volumes of phrase could not do more to recommend it than this. Trial siio fre«. For sale by Lev/ »'isher.

Shlloh'e Cure win Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis For sale by MoCfett, Morgan & Co.

1H Consumption Incurable? Read tho following: Mr. C. H. Morris, No ware, Ark., siiys: "Was down with abscess of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced mo as an infiurablo consumptive. Began taking Dr. King's Wcw Discovery for consumpt ion, am now on my third bottle, and ablo to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever mado."

Jesse Middleware Decatur, Ohio, says: "Had it not been for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, I would havo died of Lung troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am now in b«st of health." Try it. Sample bottles froo at Nyo &. Go's, drug store.

From Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon Ind.: "Both rnyeelf and wife owes our life to Shlloh's Consumption Cure." For sale by Moffett. Morgan

Co.

SELL

"%7-A Clnv5 SOAP

nJLi&rU

131 If'!

Co.- CHICAGO.

HONG CUAY,

LAUNDRY

(ireen St., opposite l'ostollloe.

Will Ruarantfift work equal to any laundry brought to,

done in. tlii'cltv.

I iifio ('hinoso starch which gives a beautllul glnsbaml llnlsh to tho work.

Give Mo tl Trial and you will be satis--fled with my work.

-C'3'l tOUISVIUC HEW AlBflHYft Ciiir.tccliTiQ-

Through Route to

Chicago,

Louisville, Lafayette, Greencastle,

Michigan City,

Bedford, New Albany. All Points North, South and West.

JAMES BAKKRR,

Gen. Pass. Agt. Mouon liouto.

IdamBExprefls Building, 185 Dearbon St. Chicago, 111.

tho

20 day of the same month they wrote the proprietors of this remedy as follows: •Please send us at once one gross of Van Wert's Balsam We cannot account for the demand.'' Van Wert's Balsam is for Bale in Crawfordsville by Lew Fisher. Trial siae freo.

Big 4

Peoria Division,

Formerly I B.&VT. Short Line

East and West.

Route.

YTugncr Sleepers und Recllnluir ClmlrCftrs on nigin tratuB. Best modern day couches on all truins.

Connecting with solid Vestibule trains lit Bloomlugum and Peorlatoaud from Mlssour river, Denver aud 1 lit* Paellle coast.

At Indianapolts, Cincinnati, Springfield and Columbus to .ind from the kastcrn aud sea board cities.

TRAINS AT ORAWFOHDSVR^IIK.

v"'

GOING WEST.

No. 1 mull (d) 0:25 a. No.'1 mall (d) 12:^8 a. in No. & mall ~1 :o0 p. ui No. 7 Express -0:47 p.

GOING BAST.

Mall d) 2am Express 8:85 in Mall 1:0a pic Mail (d) 5:15 j) in For full Information regarding time, rat*& nnd routes, consult the ticket ageutand P. AK

JIN?

folders. GEOKGKE HOUIKSON. Agt

Vatidalia Line

HINTSCT ROUTE TO

Kasliville, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot Springs, Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, Canada,

Northern Ohio,

Clean Depots, Cleon Coaches, i3right Engines, Safe Road-Hod, Sound Hridge*

J.C. Hutchinson. Agent.-

HUMPHREYS' VETERiHARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep,

DOJB,

Hogs,

AND POULTRY.

500 Pficc Book oil Trvnttnont of Anlrnnlfl and Chart Heui Frt?«. cvreh {FcvorMfCnnRCHtioiiMtlnflnmitiiitlon A.A. 'Splnul Alrnltiffttln* Milk Fever. I).II.—Strains Iinmeni'SN, UlieuiiiatiHin. .".-llHicmp*r, Nimnl DlHcliurveu.

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VetorJimrj Ouro Oil mid Medicutor, 87• 00 Jar Vel€*rlimry Cure Oil* I.OO Sold by Druggists or Sent Prepaid anywbero and in any quantity on BecoJpt of PriceHUMJAJW££SMWEDLOLN^^

HTTMPHEEYS' H0ME0FATEI0

ft f%

SPECIFIC No. £0

,110090 yean. The only enoctesfal remedy for

Nervous Debility, vital Weakness.

aad Proatxatton, from over-work or other oaaiefl. ttlperTUhorfl yialeandl«i*e rial powder, for $5.