Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 January 1891 — Page 2

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THURSDAY, JAN. J2, lt«»l.

This Date in History- Jan. 22.

ISfll—l»irth of Lo .'} lirtoou. viscount St. Alibis: dasl li£C. lf70— Birth of Sir Kol«ert Cotton, collector of Cortouian library: died 1- 31. 1MW— Birth of IVtw Gassnidi, mathematician and philosopher: died lt'»V, 1729—HirtJi of Gotthold Leasing, celebrated writer died 17^1. 1TUS—Birth of Lord George Byron. died I AM. 1BCO—lcath of Oroi de Stevens, commentator on Shako* *}eart born IT'W. 1813—Battle of Frenehtown, Micb. Americans defeated an-l massacred by Indians. ]S8G—l)eath of Richard WVstuil, historical painter and illustrator of lx-*ks born 171*5. 1S40— l.Vath of JoJin Ulurnenbacb, naturalist l)Orti 17R2. 1877—Em|eror of Prussia celebrated hia eightieth birthday 1SSS—Death in Br-x»kH n, X. Y.. of Maj. Oen. Silos

louo nvno.s.

Casey, U. S. A., aged 7." years.

The county officers are gathering iu swarms at the State capital. They have boen notified tlmt they must "oorue down."

Skokrtaky

Nohi.e

proposes that the

swords of the Indians shall bo turned into pruning hooks und their ritllos into plowshares. A very sensible propositioD.

York

Puess:

The House has passed a resolution to investigate the State Treasurer's oflioo. The Demooaats expected the Republicans to oppose the resolution but to their dissapointmont and chagriu every Republican voted to investigate. In thisrespeot Republicans are dillereut from Democrats.

Among the bills quietly introduced into the legislature is one prohibiting progressive euchre parties and laying of draw-poker. This is a blow at a great and growing industry in this State, and it is stated that already a majority is pledged to prevent the bill from reaahing a final passage.

Representative Curtis, of Marion, is after the foreign building and loar associations. He has introduced a bill requiring such associations to deposit $200,000 iu the State treasury before doing business in this State. At present there are a number of nntionul building and loan associations doing business iu Indiana, and shareholders have no recourse against them, in cose of litigation, as they have nothiug in the State on which execution could be levied.

New

Yoiik

Press: This is the way

the new protection is transferring the worsted market from English to American worsteds. In Novemtier, 1S81), Great Britain exported to the United States 4,1513,500 vardsof

worsted fabrics. Iu November, Is'.KI bUo exported to us only 2,147,1500 yards,

and yet worsted coatings aio uu higher in price, because America's productive oapucity is equal to the demand.

Hjjue's something from the Anderson Herald that is worth framing, it is so full it is of proper advice:

Whether you talk with neighbors or strangers, at home or abroad, riding or walking, always have a good word for your town. Speak of the beautiful homes, the nice streets, the excellence of the surrouuding country, the productiveness of the soil and the intelligence and enterprise of your neighbors. (Jite the acquisition of wealth and be sure to impress upon the minds of your hearers that the road of wealth is open to all. Stand by your town through thick and thin as you would btuud by yonr best friend in times of distress and you will find it proHperoiiH and thiiving as never before.

Queen Victoria is very fat and riot very good tempered. A correspondent writes that she is tjcttiuir so feeble sho walks upstairs backward and slowly with the help of an ebony cane. .. Thi» is a likely •story. Would the correspondent have tis believe that there are no elevators— "lifts," as the Briton calls them—in the palace of .the empnasH of the Indies? Jf the "widdv"' would get out for a good run of Beveral miles a day on foot, and run upstairs with all her might, face foremost and without any stick, about ten times a day, she would find it would improve her digestion and wind. She is ten years younger than Gladstone. If she wantfl to keej, her intellect and health, sho should nop coddling herself and stop drinking so much ale.

Thomas Perkins, a Demboratic "worker" of Clinton county, has brought suitagainBt J. W. Morrison, D. W. C. Bryant, D. F. Allen, Wm. G. Morris and other Democratic reformers demanding the sum of $300, on a contract between the party of the first part and the parties of the second part. The complainant alleges that the above sum is due him on account of mo. ey and whisky furnished the Democratic Central Committee during the last campaign. The India napolis Sentinel and other morally good Democratic papers like the Frankfort Crescent should let lip on Brush long enough to fathom the depth of the iniquity and wickedness existing in the great party of reform.

ST\TK NF.Ws.

Prooood^jift's of tho ImUan:\ liOtjisa I

11 V\ .(Ut'l'S,

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r.oo 40

S I A rcMMUtpted ,U\ llnibc *nnn«:: -.'for appinttvuh'ivto nu|turt*. of Uie

lution wu-\\Vdtir.-i:i.v'"n mont of a con

10 n«»

.05

viM'Onr win

outside ut

thrr-over

bill

Is theturilVon They c::u bo iintwit#.

horse blankets a tax.' bought for

while the MeKiuley duty on them is 7'2.3 cents.

nr.uKv

an cviitniluition- of th«r Muto ivusury a required l»y law, -and also to make an •iiuvstitfatbm"- of -that brunch of i\w inm.-rnmoht Mini leant whether TjvMMnvr Loiiwki1 lias louton! any uwmov to the State in violation 'of the law requiring him to Utvp all money eoinhuc into hi bands in the. livaMi'rv. The eommitlce will ho ap|»i»intetl n»nl be^-in the inquiry at once. Mr. Curt.i intnulueed a bill requiring foreign loan sisMH4iati«»ns to dept«it SJOi'.noo in the Stat»v Ih iisnrv before doinjr business in this State. At present then* arc a number of National building and loan associations doihi business in Indiana and sbareludder.s havi» no iceourse ajrainst them in ease of l:turntion. as the eompanies have nofliin^ in the State on which execution could be levied. Amon^ the bills introduced was one which makes the tirst Monday in Se|tember, "luibor day." a letral holiday. A

was p:\ssel making it

a mistlcineanor for jersons not entitled thereto to wear i. A. H. badges. A

was ntreduced

limiting

passenger

fares on rail roads to two cents a mile. Another rather important new measure is a bill introduced by Representative riaypool compelling manaifcrs of State institutions to purchase native live stock for food consumption. The bill is directed especially against dressed beef. A state railn»a«l commission is prpr»ed in a new bill. It provides that then* shall he two commissioners at a salary of 'i.r00 a year each, that they shall have power to investigate tin* causes of all accidents or wrecks^.-and shall have other broad power* in looking into railroad management. The bill provides fur a tax of T'.j cents per Sbio of valuation on railroad property for the expenses of the commission.

Mrs. K. I'. W. 1'aelianl. of Chicago, is here urtrino- the passaire of a bill for the protection of inmates of insane asylums. It provides that each inmate of insane asylums, both public and private. shall be allowed to choose one person to whom letters may be written without censorship. .They shall have the rijrht of makinir a new choice of correspond cuts every three months. Six- has State**.

I'hiri'il oil ft Ki*M.

IndianaI'olis, .lan.v2'^.— l.ouis Haase. a well-known jeweler and married man of this city, was tried in tin* criminal court Monday on a eh a rye of assault and battery upon .Miss Helen I'atrick. an estimable, you

v: I'urmors linn :ni K« onomy. InoiaN.U'or.is. Iml. .Ian. 2J. —The Farmers' Alliances throughout the St at arc f)assin^r4.S(,lnt ions calling for a reduction of fee and salaries of county otlieers. and the lanj^uatre on this point is plain and unmistakable.

Hunker llonry ,Mn«t Pay. A iniNsvn.i K. I mi.. .Ian. Miss f.anra Mobcrl.v has awarded S'J.IHIO damages against .lames I!. Henry, the (iosport banker and State liank Kxaminer. for defamation of character.

I'htcctl in the l'.iitor

MrrcnKt.!.. lnd.. Jan. Carter pastor of the Church of this citw ha*-

lf*tr

sho\v

ut hHlhoitipoli^.

I vri \naI'oi.is. lnd.. Jan. 2vJ.-- The annual lojr show ami poultry exhibit of the Indiana Association hc^an W'etlnesday with sev»'ra! hundred entries from all parts the I'nited States.

IMt'd at a Ripe Old A

Sirni.nvvim.k. Ind.. Jan. ^-j.—Sirs. Jane Mehlrum. probably theoldest person in Shelby '»unty. died bore Tuesday. Sho was «m years obi. Her father lived to the aye of 107 years -..'

A Post not

NOT A DRY LINE IN IT!

Fill of

Hie Host Stmy liver Written by Jknvanl Pickling, the famous American llumuiist and Novelist.

published in

rnoon. and the far into Kridav.

It eimeluded with the el'oss-exami-nation of the defendant, whieli liepan Tuesday afternoon, ill which lie said k'.lomit weighed 1~". himself l.ill, and not as tall, while lilount was the stroiiL'er. and In* fought in self-defense as well as to avoid I'.lount irettiiiff away, lie had no liquor in him. He first threw llloiint. and when he rot him to ImmI the stnifryle was so violent he could not have "rot on the bed to stamp him. While on the Moor he had to set his knees on Mount's ehest to hold him. and then IMmint rolled him off. It happened he left the day Klount died, hut he did not then know I'.lount was fatally ill. Ilis reason was that lie had assurance of the situation he got .'in the l.otransport hospital, where he .formerly was, at the same pay and liked it better. It was not his duty to detail the Thursday liie-ht fiylit, anil his superiors were familiar with the outlines.

reading

if lady who clerks in

Sullivan's dry-o-oods store. The evidence before the court showed that Miss Pat-' rv-U was from*.- home last Saturday ni^ht and was followed by Haase. At the corner of New York and Delaware streets h«* overtook her and forced Ids company upon her despite her protestations. After walkintr a square he threw his arms around her and kissed her twice. lie was arrested and the court fined him S50U.

hair. 11 ov. C. M.

Kirst Hnptist botm elected

editor of the Indiana-Haptist. know religious publication.

a w«

II-

muz

UK MADE SI*KKrllKS.

I. O. U.,

you are fond of a laugh you should read

soon

this

paper

If you like to pass a pleasant hour or two in

couple

the

li i! the bill passed in s.-vi-ral

j, Testimony .AM fti. Itl'-UMoM.. 1 ml.. Jan. in.mv in tlie trial of .1. A. \Y eharc.' of murderiti'-r T. .1. th. Kasteni insane hospital, trail a week ayo Monday. f''elo.'k \\"eiliies'l iy at"! nrfTtimeiits will .-xt.• mi

the company of

story for you

If you want to

pure work of fiction cleverly conceived cleverly executed and cleverly illustrated

I. 0.

111

The

you

want to know what

means you can

scribing

for this

Wide

la Triiiil.le. -John b. was arrested

Newmmsn. Iii.. .Ian Jones, post muster here Wednesdav at ('oluml)ii

Ind.. on the

charge of opening a letter pension check.

outaimng a

Sit A Wart Com Jtlbtolv furi.d A daughter of my custoriMr Buffered from suppressed menstruation, and her health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of Bradfield's Fen«l» ltegulator, which cured her —J. W. Heliums. Water Valley,Miss, Write The Hradtleld Iteg. Co., Atliinta, Ga for particulars. Sold by Nye it Co. Crawfordsville, Ind.

SMLOu'S C00G1I and Consumption Cure 1b sold by us on a guarantee. It cures oonsHmptlon. For sale by Moffett, Morgan Oo.

Awake

that

find

out by sub

paper

"TIIIS A CI IIN K, IK OXCK IN MOTION TVII.L NUVi:it STOP."

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pear on Saturday, January 2.\.

Shlloh'eOure will Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cou^h and Bronchitl For Bale by Moffelf, ilot san r. Co.

Ilenlth demands aiicnlthvliver. J'ake Simmon's Liver Regulator for dysptipaia and Indigestion.

Why WILL Yod

cougn when Sblloh's

Cure will give you immediate relief I Price, 10 cents, 50 cent-i and $i 'loffett Morgan 0o.

THKY disc.™ WIGS.

1. O. U.

of youthful lovers who

know a thing or two

know how some

1. O. U.

fortunes are

made you

can get

of information in

•The testiood 011 the Klount in .whieli beeloseil at 2

lots

INSPECTION UMKU DUTKTl.T'.KS.

If you take an interest

in the

'side

funny as well as the serious of speculative operations don

1. O. U.

miss

IlWISH gipls allow their hair

TO GROW IN THIS LAND.

Utissi'4 and C^otaiid .1 wrUli Uabbl* uip. MabU'iit t»» Their Uavcn l.oeUs and »ar VIrh—Mere. Howcrrr. tbc CiirN I'teaso Thein«ielvi«».

From one of the old fashioned houses in I'.a-'l Broadway halves this sign: Ladies' Uarber Shop. Ladies'Hair I'ut and Dressed." The visions of daintily perfumed rooms and pretty women attendants that may be aroused by this are 'not borne out by clever inspection. In fact these combinations don't flourish ,, _. .... in that locality. But nevertheless the fevrup of Figs is tnken it is pleasant place has an 'interesting history. The »"d refreshing to the taste, and acts proprietor is a square faced man with a gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, bald bead and brown mustache, lie is Liver and BoWols, cleaiiscs the sysa Russian Hebrew, and learned the art tern eflectually, dispels colds, hendof hair dressing in Russia, lie practiced aches and fevers and cures habitual it in Gonnan'^and Austria, also, before ..constipation. Syrup of Figs is the lie came to New N ork to beautify 'l'0 only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial iu its ness was dull the oilier day when a re- prepared only from the most porter called upon the barber. healthy and agreeable substances, its ••Most of my customers are Jewish many excellent qualities commend it girls, of course," ho said. "Times hare to all and have made it the most changed greatly since I received my ap- popular remedy known.

New York to beautify tlio

heads of the east Hide belles. Many a blushing lcalla (bride) has had her hair done up in tasteful coils by his nimble lingers previous to her wedding. Busi-

prentieeship. The girls are not so pious any more, not even the daughters of tluj most orthodox families. There is a spirit of freedom in the air in this country which overwhelms many of the old time customs, and Jews do here many things which would cause their ostracism in the Jewish quarters of uie Russian villages.

OIKl.S WITH SHOUT llAIIt.

'•When I first began my work all Jewish girls and women wore wigs. They clipped their own hair very close and wore the wigs over it. Before my lime th-y used to shave their heads. The reason for this custom was that some rabbi had declare,I it proper. He argued that it subdned ,iie spirit of vanity inherent in all women. His dictum ivas generally approved, and it became

I have come across a number of girls who let their hair yrow secretly under their wigs while they were still in their native villages, and threw their wigs overboard as soon as they got. on the vessels that carried them to these shores. Of course if they had been detected at home they would have received scant courtesy from the rabbis.

A QCKKU CASE:

"It may seem strange that Chief Rabbi Joseph doesn't insist upon the continuance of this custom ill Xew York, but I imagine that he has been advised that it would be impossible to enforce it Most of the women wait until they come here before they let their hair grow. "It, is my biisiite-vs to train and trim it ifter it is grown. You see event he girls who have lidd to the custom until they come to T,ii.s country give it up wlieu they see how lonesome they are here. It is no easy task to lix their hair, because constant clipping lias stiffened and hardened it. It is amusing, '.hough, that these airl are very critical. Once they discard the cupping and wig business they go to the other extreme. It is as though all the natural vanity that has been ]ent up iu them had suddenly been let loos**. "About a year ago I was called upon to testify in a lawsuit about this custom.

A Puru.lox.

Jinks—What are you doing how, old man? I31inks—(who has married a temper)— Well. I'm—running a a—hothouse. Queer, too, for it's scold from morning till night.—Pittsburg Bul'etin.

I lie Mot her'K Friend

Not only ehurtens labor and lessens pnin attomlin^ It, but greatly riinilnie the ilitiigcr to life of both mother un«l child If used a few monthn before confinement. Write to The hradHeld Kegulaoor Co., Atlnntn

Oa.,

lor further par-

ti«ular». Sold by Nye Jfc Co. CrtviifordsvIUo, Ind.

Take Simmons J^tvcr Hegulator. One dos worth 100 dollars.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made mlsera bio by that terrible cough. Shiloh'a Cure Is the remedy for you. For sale by MoCetl, Morgan A 0o.

ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when

Syrup of Figs is fer sale in 50c

and $1 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 iiot accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. LOUISVILLE, xr NEW YORK. N'

BEECHAM'S PILLS

THE GREAT ENGUCH REMEDY,

For Bilious and Nervous Disorders.

"Worth a Gninea ft Eci" bat sold

for

so general a custom that no pious Jew-: ish woman would have exhibited her own hair in public under any circunistances. I "If by chance her wig was displaced and lu-r own hair was revealed she considered it a calamity, and prayed earnfstly that her involuntary sin might bu forgiven. The wigs were never allowed to be ornamental, but were always very plain and common looking. This custorn still prevails iu tie-small towns and villages of Russia and Russian Poland. Elsewhere it has bei'ii modified. "J was abroad a few years ago. and noticed that iu the cities the women have est-abli.shed a new system. Instead of dipping" their hair short all over the head they now let it grow in a bang in front and clip the rest. Thev wear little skull caps over the dipped part, and only put on the wigs occasionally. Very few wear wig^ iu the morning, and they do their marketing wiUio.st them. The appearance of a lot of women with! bangs straying from under skull cap* is very odd. "The influence of America upon tl-1 eusiom is remarkable. It is well known broad that it has been discarded hero, and the result is that most of the wome.i immigrants are prepared .for it. In fact

Cents

BY AM. !S!!r«eJtSTfl.

CARTERS

SlTTLE

IVER

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CURE

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tronblM »~4-

.tate

of tha .yatam, .nob

DlulD.ii, Nanack, DrowslDMa. Dlntreu Kftm »tlc(. f.lu In the

Hide.

ha.

b^eu shown

HEAD

Aciiftthey wonld boalmoBtprlooloaato iboiewho •uffcr from this dlatreseing complaint butfortu* nataly thelrgoodneea dooa notoml hero,and thosa wbooncotry thora will find theselittloplllavaln. •bleinsomauy ways thU they will not be wiU Hog to do without them. But after all sick

ACHE

Zsttie^ano of somany llvM that horolswb«r« l*o make our great boost. Our pills euro It whll« Others do not.

Carter's Little Llvor Pills aro very small a&A Tery ta«y to take. One or two pills make a dot*. Thoy are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purgo, but by their gentlo action please all who jwe them. In vials at 25 cents: five for $1. Sold «7 druggists eyerywhere, or sent by

MEDICINE CO., New York.

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

DR.SELLERSV ,C OUGHKT SYRUP.

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D* HAIIFES GOLDEN SPECIFIC

MAti me wo/fio mc/te /s ai/r one

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Alexamier L'-W a Polish fur l.n.l UelcBol fooil, wltliout the knowledge of the .vicAaiiocr i, ,a I olisn tur maker, had pmicnt. If rieceisurv lt is absolutely hurml been arrested upon the charge of Kliza

a'"'

Blashker. She said that she had advanced S him money upon his promise to marry HiesMiquluilyund with such certainty thatthc her, which he had failed to refund when

the promise was broken. It came out in the trial that he was anxious to marry her, but that his parents objected because she wasn't pious enough. He admitted on the witness stand that this wan the case. He said that his parents! had threatened to cast him off, and to mourn for him as if lie were dead if ho married the girl. "The main objection, it seems, was that she wouldn't shave off" her hair and wear a wig iis his mother did. The girl gave the keynote of the feeling in the orLhodox community here when she said that she had refused to do this because the custom had been generally abandoned, I and because she is an American and didn't propose to make a guy of herself. "It is only rarely that I find any women, even among ihe old ones, who adhere to the custom. My work lias grown away from what it was originally, ant. now it is mainly hair dressing, after the modes prevalent in this and^ll other civilized countries."'—New York Sun. I

that anybody

jolu^ tobacco

get tf\e. genuine

OLD

OflESTY

Tobacco

at am} ^Tore..

It has |tosuj3e-

a N O

ecj^ual at

|DRICE, It

worth

it. -There's profit

and pleasure lorYOU iri OLD HONESTY

Chicago,

4o. Whllo th.lrmaa|

outing

SICK

H«*aaebe, yet Carter's Ltttlo Llvar Ml# ar* •dually valuable in Constipation, curing and or*. Tenting this annoying complaint,whilo tbeyalta correct all dlsordors e?tboatomach^timulat. tb« Uver and regulate the bowels. Evan if thnvnnl.

CUKE

Klven in a cup ot tenor eoflvo.or In ar-

Hillelteel permiitient and sneeily cur

feted. 48-' Ce.. drum

CITY TAXES FOR 1890.

the

I (IAWFI ta.*-|myei

lnd.

Ulisyil.I.K, I\ii.,,1ax. lHtil. of City of Crawforclsvllio

.Mitlcc Is hereliy ulven that the tii.v dimllcHf.. foiM.n.,% taxes lor the your 18J0 Is now tiiuiy liiiiifls im»i tlint 1 urn rt'inlv to reeeivo luxe* tlu.-rcon fluirirMl. 'J'lu? following sliowts the rat'ol taxation ot: em.-h one lninlnvrlollars worth of property. Kato of taxation for 1800 H.» '.'(fiits on each one hundred dollars and poll •»0 eents.

In addition to the above then.' is charged to each person owning, keeping or harlorlnir within tl eelty. one inal dor ro cents, one leniale do^r ?1.00, eaeh additional doK fl .00. luxe* must be paid on or before the third Monday In April. 185)1.

City orders wlli not in,, puid to any one owlnir delinquent taxes. All parties are warned against buying them.

The annual sale of dllnquent lands and lots will take place on the second Monday In TehrtMip#,ls:H. Persons owln^r delinquent t««xes will sa\e e-ostsand trouble by t^ett hnir iiiniu'dlately. I W.M.R. MCH()LSi)N.

Clt Treafiurer.

F0R1NVENT0RS United Static and Foreign i'atentH Secured, Caveau riled, Trade Marks and bihuU Heuisured.

All Puteut JhiHiiu:ij« Trnueactcd.

I'ltOMl'T I'ERSOSAI. ATTENTION. INFORMATION AND ADVICE FHKE

VORRESPONDE.WB SOUClTBa

BRASHEARS& PARISH

S. nHASllEillS, Late ExamiiHT U. a ratcnt Olllrc,

A. I. Piiuen.

615 Seventh St., N, W,,

Orfi. U. S. Pitont Offie^ WASHINGTON, D,

fjIV Form«rly I.B.&W, O Short Line

Route. East and West

Wairnor Sleepers and HecllnltiK Chair Carf on night trains, llest modem daycoacheso' all trains.

Connecting with solid Vestibule trains at Rloomiugtoti aud I'eorlatoand from ssour river, Denver and the Pacific coast.

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Springfield and Columlius to and from tho Ra&toru and toard cities.

TKAINB AT OUAWKOI IVlLLlfi. OOINQ WEST. No. Omall 0:18 a. No.? mull id...)... 3'2:55 a. No. 17 mall l:.'br p. No. 3 Express 0:4rp.

GOING EAST.

No.10 Mall (d) 1:5,"am No. Express i»:18am No. 18 Mail :io pm No.8 Mail 5:05pm

fror full Information regarding time, rates Ickot agent am' KOB1NSON,

And routes, consult the ticket agentand P. &K folders. OEOHGK E KOH1NSON. Agt

Vandalia

pre

hook of pari CruwtordiJvl

tlpultt! lTlo ft nil

ee Nye

f* y^ar Ii ma!« t»r .Tr.hn r«iy,N,V.,a» «.ik for u». Il^aitfr,' i, but nr ran uu from to you pi

teach y-.w«jinrkjj

10 a tiny ni the «un, mid on. H«»th «•*»••, all a8..^. I.i-nvpirV,,, Amenta.

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r«Ari»ftilltr iirfimriul

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of raiscirxL Nos. cuukp. j»r Fever*, Congestion, inflammation... WorniN, Worm Fever, Worm C»lle :rylnK Collc,orTvetlilngof lnfnnu ninrruen. of Children or AdulUt lynent eri» Griping, Mllou* ollc.... Cholera nlorbuN, VomUlng C.'oukIin«

Cold, Hronchltls

Neurulgin, Toothache.Kaccueho

..L .. UI..I. Ilo^.l.SlekHeadache,

i...

Inr.*f#ft

Tobacco

Jo/u\"Firi7.er %Jlro'S)

Louitv'ille^,

Through Routo to

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