Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 May 1891 — Page 4

TAKE S. S. S. FOR

ECZEM A-

My little (our ysar old girl had aggravated case of ecru ma. Tho be*t physicians treated her, without any good results. A ulnjjie bottle of S. i?. S. coxed her sound and well. Tills fcmr years ago, and she has had no r©".. torn of the disease since and herskia kg perfectly smooth and clean.

James K. Henry, Detroit, Midi. Ifcmtise on Skin dlBoflics mailed frea. Swtft Spoclflo Co., Atlanta, Ga.

Birthday Souvenirs.

Mill/.

WliO tlrst bohoM« tlu* liL'htofduy In SpriiiK'* swwit tluwory inontli-ot. M.!%'-• And wears in la-r hte, Chilli bo lovt.-il uml happy *vi(e.

Also, RINGS for the other months of the vear. for them in this space every month. FINE*WATCH AND JEWELRY ,,,

REPAIRING done on shoit

notice by first-class and

experienced woikmen.

207 East Wain Street

W E N O 1 I I N A I

O E N N

I E S

I N

AI'.or l'

MRS. WILSON

127 South Washington St., I)e»U ill

MILLINERY.

YOU DON'T HAVE TOGO OUT OF TOWN

TO SET WHAT YOU WANT.

Artificial

DAILY

THE-

Lunnin

Over Con 1am

Tee

Without r.r.bber I'iaUi.

What a comfort, and yet. it is

a living fact, as you ma

demonstrated to your entire satis

action by calling fin

Gonzales & (i il*-v Dentists, Crawfordsvilk. 1

lid

Lawn

•VI OW© S

Iluy Die

Continental

-OH

Tinsley & Marliu.

(OIRXAL.!

.SVI'l'lil) AY, \V 0. IVil

BAND TOURNAMENT.

A Few Feature To Be Aw'ed To Tbo ii Celebration of the-Glorious Fourth. The ciuinmt'ov nil music for the

Fourth of .1 u!yeel'ol.u'ation has prepmv ,j Oil a feature which will be a liew and a jhighh attractive one. Ii is. nothing mor- or less than it band tocrnmneiit.

Thirteen of the best bands in tbi' Slati:?nre i'i-in!v to' outer and theinvitation

the best band. ^T far tile second

jfeature will bring about 17~ nun to the oily, and the "conduct .of the music will: be plaeod under the direction.V f: souie one of ihinu which shallbe thijs'on at it. •met tin:: of ihe s.^eial bands. '1'he music ar.d |nick sitrps will lie forwarded to .the leaders as si.hki a-s possible in orderall the bands may be up in tlie ktnie rausie.t-i) That'. iii''tlie. parade i.tho vliole:UayiVny lie-resolved into one monster bitij($? The C'rawtordsville band will cif. colirSti.iivt enter into comL00k petition for .pxixe.s buUwill ralher net as a reception comwuioe for tlie visiting musician-

best,

j:a beautiful horn for the li. st cornet solo witli: band uokmipift^t-tl,''anl §25' for the Ik'St ipiHrtette of

:iiorns.:

This

AiiLuSt a Cansirophe,

Yesieitlay lifuiriitirtn•: 1 he'.tailors, ivutriniig wfoun their punuo. a)

Aslj

l-n

UUdenVi:i'.i a'iltriuiiig.eXpel'itMK'O. IheT.

were it Waikup's hrti'U« and it- the real hack started d(.nyn':Vthejstee.p liill at. .T.»iii'Toy's ford it w,- d'-=i over'd that i'i«:.iirea'1v njM work. Th.' t. iu.i was H"oti. rushin'^tijown-'liill-- at 1 ireakneck sp«d, «hi){ the shouts of the tornlied men "m the ha.-k luMed horror tt thevS(vni .Cni^h into the .w«t!o.r went'

the hack Oie.hof--f.-s fai\iiig !o\vrr aii'l g«iing,,ui„.Wr. ThevMofe- snorting and iH'king,vbut M.iii.- of--t-lic- iiii-n had presjutii|) ont? in5the-

i-Hited of mawl enough

water ai.i! ps'i-» I'lem. The fir:-* hack wus oblu'. whip up to avoid beinr run nit", t'l.d ,.j' all rhenff.i'r had tut?!-! 'lortiin.-.te lentiimilion as had the hack np~.- .- probabip' iliat. some. of he It a it eo!lf«f.it«U.

0!)s.i kr jxbQiiat,~r

hnpt ZueV ro,-vivcil a very thr. „t 11ing iter- tin- mornlnj from a young mail in an adjo-ni' ur town. Hwid vouug i: maivwas «rwiti'v.-!6titrwl:-niv-limiiis liis skier h:„d rece'ned A- -ix if.litii!.'^i:fltea I of a twelve iium-tliii' iieeimc to teiinbi-- lb-saitl.iicv:WRi5-a !ii.i(^'.t(t'.:!lllil rolati^d to one if the Ini Im" and if .M». Zuck 0^ diiln'l, hustle around and di-eovei soiih' eri-or in the niar.kiiig« bv whieli hi1- de.serving, sister sboiildi receive-a vc-ar's li-

I-ccnsc,jtliaMw-'Wri?:ytmnA man) would see to: it that Mr. Znek should b* defeat "d for re-, lection, The loiter was a gem of trail and (lhtMiicy, «r-11 -ivortliy of the ha-k'l to win.-n' it vas .uii-sten-.'d with iatlgnti r.

.-^'Deai-li-flf-^ Mrs.^'-M-"-iha-^ fi-i.-ntt. M.is.'-Mnrlba. I'icgoit. wife of Alberv l.'iui.''ill. du-d at er. Inane near l./iiiden .-hKt -. Erldp.y ..eveniutr aiti along and pp.inrul-)Iinr"-a. ased iibosit fiij.years 'She

Ihi,-vs -:ti.svl-iii),baiid. Wm ehjldrfiu and a la,circle.' of fraud ). Mr-*. L'iggoU wa.- a -"lOiulvr o' t!'- ("hintiun cdiuiiii and ivas atWonuiti of many :\*irtuCs imd crre.'.tlv hi i)m bv all who knew la-r-

'IV- fui.-rw ,\ ire held Sunday

iva. of. Newt .Linden eeuiel.

o.ivn, I'T.

.1 liVenei. Ill lit t.lie

i, a* ... ",,r 'W4

The 0!y (.'"unci! tos, ..i-ni!: decidi !:mt to let. a:cisnl rae-t for tlie refctiofi of the smoke, tstjtok for tlie .u-Wtrcc 3ti-bt

Works. ,--,The-bitUlers ail v.i.uU-to :M insurftd agaiiis" ^trikc- and tl .'/Coin c'i be-' Ii. ves tli.it men eorild pi. b.-l Iv b-- lined by the o. to lietler

!eu.iif.?.::()ne.

ni-'iii hi o!b red, i:!o do the v-.ork: for rf-lHO:. if i,he nia)i rial is jijar.od ou 'he lia\e ground for 1 r.m. It ... !lioni hi n.a'bv

Bolne '-Ip'li 'A.IV as i'h.i till- ft ,:i en-ted for .fd.IimJ.

/...'•-'-'Sunday R.i'ff.l rcL-ibrs Every Or.e." TC)-bidnY after the a ,•« am tvmday schoul. winch meelp ju tie-ctnut houte e',.-ry Kntidny nnerniH/11, had been disa ,--i r'to ul tho Jinj lioJar-. a httii- boy ,.rd a little d!M-i:cM'i tin dit'ieuiti. ..lithe st-i.',uljl .lohil J,

Suli".i n. The scrap \.a lively fine and •.-i..e \..iy sei( ntilic work ive. iKs'. play. d. The !Htl.' girl came off uctor-ioii-and ihe bov w.-ut lauvjing down (he slre( coi, et(-ly km I». Mit.

Prof, Gonlt'-r's I,-, ire.

The lectin.'- of 1'iof. Jul M. niter nt tho Methodist .-hiircli tln- evning •5 wdl be one of t-lio reals of attitsoii ,lb' has made a |ier ..nal stimy of the famous Vfilowstone JPark and illustrating his lecture as he d.jes with ht.-r. op-

ticnn yiews h" »mk. sfiric of the finest

HA iosp-itioiis of the great wonderland i'K

Wl'"'park h"

nesilay t.ivemnt

°f "Ml

the itself, it, is to 1m-hoped

er.,« ded house ill greit IW. Conlt-r.,

Th"

ing olhcer will be over and a full al ten-1

dance is desired. All memlH-rs of tl

G. A. II. are invited to attend.

'lifts Tor tii

den iiand.

The

Uoi.man

Mi-UPilv.

15LAINE SICK.

OVER

WORK AND INDIGESTION

PROSTRATE HIM,

Forest Fires Attended By Mortality Consul Cortos Recalled.

Seeietarv

will shortlv lie extended thorn. There ... {Mr. lilaine is sbghtlv better this niornwill be four prices. follows: SNm fori.

$1(hi

for

lilaine is still in the

citvatthe residence of his son-in-law.!

ing and mav be able to leave bv the last

of the week 1ml his pliv^ieians have ordered complete quiet for him.

tnsi s,

the old schedule of wages but the I

agitators of the strike are not re-employ-ed.

The Dago Dumped.

Special ti- Tlie JoLrniat\Vasi im ton,

Wrecked In the Burning Woods. e.'iiu to '1'ln- .1 ni niul. ConiiAspoirr. I'a.. Mav 11.

Supt. liadger. of the S. V.. I

railroad, and several are missimr.

and it. is reared are dead. It is claimed

that twenty-live die.

THE MIDLAND STRIKE

No Violence Yet But the Men Still Determined to Win. vSpi'ciul .Join mil. \Yavi:i,ani

!J"r(•

Ind.. May 11.—Supt

Moore and. Crawford went to Craw-

fordsville Saturday and came back

wit, 1.1 the Sheriff but failed to raise the strike. Thev tiled complaints against thy strikers which they gladly promised tofilollepros. knowing the sarety of the property of ihe road depended on their good conduct. The strirkes are all well respected men in the community and

j!rf' ilrl"

aftemo .PI,,i by 1V. .1. Jf. y()|. |lwt tli.-v are very firm and determined

the crowd but

and will not yield until thev secure •their-money, something over 82.000 for whichrthey have long waited. ..The strike is conspicuous for the good boha'. ior of the men, thert. being 110 abusive language or lienor used. A. P. Manna, the leader, sei ms to be the right •man in the right, place as the men obey •him wnirpromptness and respect. The ••strike, is extending to the east as there is a pa.ssi'in,'i-r coach at Ladoga held bv strikers and Saturday they caught a Coach a' New Ross and sidetracked it where it still stands in the hands of the strikers.

-.Twelve Men Guard a Ooach. peelirt -. »Tin .1 a i-i :i I.

:Ni.« l!os,

May 11—.Midland tram

-going west Saturday ieTt a coach on the switch while it went with the mail to Wavt-land. When they returned they found- their coach guarded by twelve men ho forbade 1hem to couple it on the tram. Alter some parleying and big talk lin departed without, it.

Situation at Lebanon.

Spceial to Hie Jom aul. Lkhanon, Ind., May 11.—1'he feeling against, the Midland road is very btrong here-but as yet nothing startling has been done. The trains are allowed to run uninlerfored but some trouble is vet looked for".

At Ladoga.

tijf Journa'.

peelal I IjAiKWA May 11.- The Midland strike About a dozen held two

!'ssm"ulfr

if ,l"""i"nK"r

foachcs here since last Fri

Ti'" N''w K"hH M,rikera

I morning and allowed run the tied up cars

iO-.-.- Bom ol Veterans,"Aitoation! liegulai-stated meeting on next Wed- 1 •, ,, ,T ina.il train arrived here all right and is

Mav M. I lie niMieet ...

booked

gave in this

the trainmen to out. The mail

leave at fmir o'clock. The

lea'lers of the strike have been promised

he a an a re no a or of it in

the trairih run but ihis only more incens-

wopU* with the Hid- ed the mass of those holding tho cars land thev swear that thev will never let latent designs in S],ring suiting, 'hem go. Attorneys were consulted

this morning and th*.

United States mail train was pointed out. It is thought that the engine and mail car will be allowed to leave at four o'cloek but all the rest of the ears held together with the freight.

What the Officials Are Doing. Mr. Crawford was in the city to-day consulting lawyers and devising warn

.. and means to break the tie up. He Siwiiil to Ilii'.lt.nnial. Ni:w Yoick. M.iv 11. The llnaUl «l'l»ared before Mayor Carr and swore -avs that

ont

Lumber Lock Out. Lie stated that onlv two of the men •peeiul te the Journal. Xi \v VoitK. Mav 11. -The lumber

lealers decided on a lock out this morn-1

ing. iillo.

Sixteen tnoiisand men are now

s,M.olah,.l.e.lo«nm|1'VS'

Xiav Voiii .May 11.—1 isastrons forest

Vin.

^nrrunts against A. 1\ llanna and

othpr8 f,,r

lie is prostrated

Walter Pamrosch. from ovei wiirk and suffering from an acute attack of indigestion and vertigo.

wlm wero

forcibly entering, but tl.e

officers refused to serve them unless

tlieir expenses were guaranteed. Mr. Crawford was closeted with Anderson ,V Crane for several hours but when lie left no definite plan of action had btvM marked out. Mr. Crawford was veiy wroth because the men holding their trains had been designated as strikers

holding the rams were even

oon,R'otci1

with Ult roiKi in

Ind.. Mav 11.—Tin* street Crawford boarded the south bound

ear strike was settled hero this morning train it is pretty certain that he won tand the emploves returned to work at.

st^

Mav 11.- It is ail

nounced lure this morning that the! road will have to "pay up." lJailroads State |). )iarlmeiit has forwarded the! differ from balloons in one particular: Italian Charge de Affaires an otlicial ro|nest for the recall of Consul Cortes, of Xew (Jrleans.

LiveJ Too Lonj.

Special to Tlie .hiurn.l!. Asm.and. Kv.. May 11. Mrs. Turner Uarm-s aged 11 years was buried here Ut-day, a great concourse of defendants attending the interment.:

Hnrraliing Tor Harrison.

Sperial to 'JJie juurnsil. IjI-aijvii.IjK. Colorado. May 11.— -President Marrison was received here with cheers and a royal welcome this morning..'. The party remained 15 minute:- and then departed for the east.

lin.v

and that those two had laul their connection severed some time since. At

j, the hour of twelve Mr. Crawford was

hustling up and down hunting for tla

prosecutor, but at 1:30 p. in., wasat the

tiros niv raging in Cnp May county. Now Jersey. Seven sijnare miles have bi-vu-burned and the loss is enormous, that depends very much upon which train I get. Don't von see?'

Strike Settled, ... .. '. ,, Sp.-,hirt„TheJo„nml.

Monon station. '•Well. Mr. Crawford, are yon going back to Chicago':" "All,

luE

-T«™nai. d.dn see. but as Mr.

his pa to-day. He is probably iii

llu!

wilds of Ladoga just at present trv-

ing to make some arrangements with those horny handed sons of toil who have his road tied up. Whether or not he will succeed remains to be seen, but it is pretty certain that if he does the

They oant't bo run with wind.

CHIPS.

—There are about Mi) candidates for the position of street commissioner. —Ensminger, the grocer, is dazzling the public with a gay new delivery wagon.

Fred Bandel went to Putnamvillo this afternoon to buy stone for the electric light plant. —The workmen for the city's electric light plant will probably Vie elected this evening before the old council goes out. —The damage suit of Dr. Griffith against AV. M. Steele for pulling his leg and impairing his sight comes up on May 29.

The EIKJIC is a new paper at Frank-

train fort devoted to ornithology, entomolon its ogv and taxidermy. It is edited bv A.

with one hu'ndred men aboan way lo l'otter county to fight forest fires 15- Ghere .V- Co. was wrecked into the midst or th.' burn- —H Myers, „f Indianapolis, is in tlie ing forest. Kighl-v of the men were eft overlooking the erection of a rock frightfully burned and it is thought sarcophagus over the grave of uight.or ten will die.'/. Keynolds. :s-.. ••.... •-•Latkic:

H-

U,"ted

nml

those burned will

N«^ker, the treasurer or the

States, was in the city to-day

l'"'"" "f fine horses to

use on the streets of Washington. —A song and chorus, written and composed.*fur tho occasion and sung by a chorus of school children, will bo one or the features on Memorial day. —Tho base ball game announced to occur between the Clippers, of this city, the Hillsboro nine did not occur yesterday because the hitter team was not in a shape to plav. —The whole series of lectures of the Epworth league can bo attended for 25 cents, and season tickets can be obtained at the book stores or at tho door. A single admission will cost 10 cents. —Frank E. Dixon, agent of the Singer sewing machine is pleasantly located on Washington street now with Mrs. Wilson the milliner. Last week ho sold six machines, one a day. Pretty good! —The committee will this evening recommend the election of John Conrad for engineer and electrician. Ed Ames for assistant, and Frank Pruitt as lineman of the city's electric light plant. —Mrs. C. W. Cunningham to-day received a telegram from the Guion Line at New York stating that the Alaska arrived at Liverpool yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Tho Alaska is the vessel upon which her husband sailed.

Charley Huffman caught a five pound and a half bass on the creek near C'apt. Talbot's place last Saturday afternoon. it was twenty-one inches long and the largest bass taken from the creek for some time. The fish made a great fight for its life but was safely landed. —The organ playing will bo a special feature of the May festival this week. Owing to the canvas to bo used for the stereoptican views there will be no music to-night. Miss Mabel McClelland will play Tuesday evening Mrs. A. J{. Anderson, Wednesday evening, and Miss Josie Stillwell, Thursday evening.

The Natural Gas'Question. John McAley was over from Indianapolis to-day and spent the forenoon in the Surveyor's oflice drawing a map of the city with reference to distance and locations. His map will bo forwarded at once lo the eastern capitalists who will use it in connection with facts they already have, in reaching a conclusion on the natural gas question. Mr. McAley stated that owing to a delay it would be ten days before a definite conclusion would lie reached, but the final decision, he believed, would be reached by that liino and would be altogether favorable.

Transit of Mercury.

The transit of Mercury across tho sun which occurred Saturday evening about o'clock was not observed by anyone hero as far as we can learn. Prof. Campbell did not look at it although some of the Seniors used tho big telescope in a vain search for

danger of holding the planet as it crossed tho

buii.

Kor Parties or Family fsc. TII RIXKSr IN Til CITY.

OUR DRINKS:

ICE CREAM SODA WATER, CHICAGO MEAD, GINGER ALE, MOXIE, ORANGE WINE, LEMONADE.

For Fine Candies We Lead the Trade. Our Candies are Fresh and Pure.

The Most Complete Line in the City.

Call at Fulton Market,

J. C.

WAMPLER.

Epworth League Festival.

The Mav festival of the Epworth League, of this city liogins at tlie 51. E. church this evening. The programme for the week is as follows:

MONDAY, MAV 11.

I.pnturo—The Ycllowstoae Turk, 1'rof. J. M. Coulter. I'll. 11. (Illustrated by Sierloptleoa VIl-wmj

TL-ESDAV, MAV 12.

(Ipl.-ui

Communion.

N"°

(li)Otrertoire. Miss Mubet eCU'IUtul.

Ia'ciure—Some IMeusurcs of Lttorrtturo. Rev. H. A.Cleveland, I). ])., WKDNKSDAY, MAV l-'J. uigan oio

(b) AUoreujus

...

Mrs. A. 13. A n^erson.

Leeturc—The Epworth Idea Kev. !!. A. Uoben, 1). D. Greonenstlo. Thchkday, mat 14 Or^an Solo—Otrertolre of Cecillia

Miss Josie Stnlhvell

Lecture Something For Nothing, Kev. Frost Craft, 1). I)., Lafayette FHIDAY EVENING,MAY l.'i.

Concert.

Not The Man.

Ono of the papers has reported the Fred Graham, an old Crawfordsville liov, was horsewhipped recently near Portland. Oregon. Mr. Graham's family deny the truth of the assertion in whoio. Mr. Graham is located at Helana, Montana, and has been for the last four years, his relatives here having heard from him within the last ten days.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Timothy C. Sullivan and 1'ridgetta Murphy.

Probate Court.

.T. H. AVliite has been appointed administrator of the estate of llannah Cole, deceased.

COLLEGE NOTES.

Duckett will probably play with tho Terre Haute League team lliis summer. He made a good showing there last Friday in a trial game.

The bail team was beaten at Del'auw yesterday by a score of 14 to C. No one can blame tho team, however, and the student who kicks ought to bo kicked. The ball team has been allowed to hustle for itself until little interest is taken. The lioys go to other colleges attired in ragged, cast, off suits to meet other college teams in neat and now apparel and thoroughly equipped The disheartening part about tho whole matter is that the team goes unattended to meet the howls of their rival cohorts. The lack of enthusiasm displayed in these matters is a disgrace to tho institution and loses it many students every year.

PERSONALS.

—Joe Davis spent Sunday here. —J. 11. Freeman was in Danville today. —Tom Stilwell was in Covington today.

Charley Talmage is down from Fort Wayne. —David Webb, of Covington, was in the city to-day.

—Miss Kstella .Taeksnn, lias returned to Indianapolis to her duties after

TRADE PALACE

THE

Iu now being filled with

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

Carpets, Draperies of all Kinds,

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

The lamest Stock ever ollered in this market.

We Make a Specialty of Dress Goods and Trimmings to Match. In Fact we keep Everything in the way of

Dry Goods, Cloths, Cassimeres.

We have the Finest Milliner in the State, who is now in Ihe Markets Selecting New Goods for the Spring Trade, and will be on Hands in Due Time.

TRADE3 PALACES

"Keep Your Eye On This Space For

ENSMINGER is make you an offer that will interest you.

Call At 103 East Main Street And See What He Is Doing.

Special Bargains

spending Sunday with hei parents, -of this city. —Ono armed Charley llays has returned from Brazil. —Mrs. T. B. Noble is the guest of relatives in this city. —R. A. Fullenwider, of Yeedersbnrg, sj en'. Sunday in the eity. ieorge Myers goes to Missouri this o.\on ng on lumber business. —-Judge A. D. Thomas went to Chief go this afternoon on legal busineFs.

Capt. George fi. Brown and Asa Wo* ey left for Missouri this evening. —Miss Alice Green, or AViiynetown, spent Sunday with Miss Hcpsey Itamsey. -^Sam Morrison and John Butler were over from Indianapolis to spend Sunday. —Miss Oakse Knsminger leaves today for Mitchell to visit relatives for a few weeks.

In Wall Pap this Week.

See Our New Window Shades and Fringe.

ROBINSON I WAIXACB.

—Miss Minnie llassidy, of ('rawfordsville, was visiting here this week. 7'I'ITC llmitf !•:.!• jinss.

—Miss May Barnhart, of Areola, 111., has returned home after a long visit with Miss Elmore Barnhart. —Capt. It. K. Bryant has gone to Washington, 1). C., to attend a meeting of the National Burial Association. —Albert Wert has returned from Haughvillo where he is drawing for Ketehani Co., designers for architectural iron work. —Mrs. Jason Carey and daughtor Margaret, returned to' Indianapolis this morning after spending. Sunday with Prof. Jacob Norris. —Hon. E. H. Nebeker, the United tales Treasurer, was in tl.e city to-day

going to

on busiiKss and incidentally c.illitii oilfriends. His new ]«sitioii d«Mit in the least interfere with his old 11111ability.

117// Open

Ziglor .fe lJeiiuann will rea'W hi ojH»n up their bakcrv, confectionery ai'.'1 ice cream parlor, in tin- Klstoii block.

11,1

Wednesday morning. They have I"''" delayed on account of the painters at11 paper hangers. When they are "|«'U they will be ready to

serve

Hess Grand Opera Co.

all baai|ii.'ti

and' parties in iiriit class

style. A

orders received for cream and eak.!-

receive prompt attention. ."

For Spring suitings see Column Murphy.

WHY WII,T, YOU couoii when Sluloh a Cure will give you nmmediato relic. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and SI M"?''1 Morgan .V Co. -V-

WHY wti/i, YOU cough when Shi

1'!'ri

cure will give yon immediate rela'. price 10 cents, 50* cents and SI Morgan .V Co.

Allow 1110 to add my tribute to tli' eflleaey of Ely's Cream Balm. I suffering from 11 severe attack of inlin"^11 anil catarrah and was induced to try yet'f remedy. Tho result was marvelous. could hardly artieulnto, and in less tlim1 twenty-four hours tlie catarrhal syaipt""" and my hoarseness disappeared and was a\)le to sing a heavy role in Opera with voice unimpaired. I strong recommend it to all singers. W "J Hamilton, Leading Basso of the

II.

SIlfLOH'S COUGH and Consume tion Cure is sold by ua on gunran It cures consumption. For MnfTeU, Morgan Co.