Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 November 1891 — Page 3

bieep-thc perfect cure for

The

Help at Hand!

DR. GREENE'S NERVURA.

(Guaranteed Pure!/ Vegetable and Harmless.)

BEST OF ALL MEDICINES. Tr.

r.rconcV Xorvurs? is the great, savor of life iiinl lii'iiltli. It removes :ill nervous irritability.ami ior1 »-tilly ami completely cured

Nervousness arid Nervous Exhaustion.

•\Yliy do you suffer from such nn rxlinusteil, prostrated and ilruggetl-out feel ing when Dr.Ure'jnc's Nervurasurely euros

Weak and Tired

Vr.

Feel-

ings.

Sleepless Tired Waking.

People with unstrung nerves have strange, faint and nervous sensations, numbness, trembling, palpitation. Dr. Greene's Nervura is the only remedy for

Heart Failure and Palpitation.

Kor sale by Druggists. Trice $1.00. He sure and see that the bottle is: scaled with the trade-mark seal "iervura

THE

l)o not

rANNV

Kaoli Collece helps tho otlirr.

Business, Shorthand, Typewriting

Standard TTisli Iixpcnsen I.irw

fircone's Norvura is tlin best blood invigorator, and it immediately overconica the weakness, languor and lack of energy due. to Viv

Poor Blood, Debility and Low Vitality.

Dr. Greene's Kerrura is acknowledge!1, everywhere as the greatest of all Nerve Itemed ies, and is absolutely sure to

Weak

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PATENT

COLD CLASPS

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Tcetli cMratMcd v. i'l'"t of On*, whirl is mrl r-ystem. Tcc.lli it'iir' Aiial-:1"" "111"'-'*-All liu.. "I

Shattered

Nerves.

Thousands suffer from wakeful "ightslgone" feeling, gas, liver disease, constinnd rise mornings unrefreshed. pr.|pntinn, are perfectly cured by I)r. Greene's (ireene's Nervura gives natural refroshmg|v

a is re a in a

t.rvura,

as are also

Nights and Headache and

Has

-Foil

3,4 and $5 Cabinets.

Mv Best §5 Cabinets tor §2 |ier doz.

I have but one price—ami thai ip-f- 1J'r eln/.t'n. |V11

finest class of work, ami will not

DIZZI-

ness.

People often lose their appetite, the liver is inactive, tlie bowels constipated. Dr. Greene's Nervura is exactly the remedy for

Poor Appetite and Constipation.

Dr. flrccnp. the well-known specialist in the cure of'chronic diseases, :$5 West 14th St., New York, can be consulted free, personally', or by letter. SEND KOK SYMPTOM JiLANK.

[)KNTA\i ANY

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Dental \VA

-ixu i. r- •\n hi

PATEHT COLD CLASPS..'

Gmnd Oju'.ra House AA»L1S, I N i).

K- .or NMm u• Uxid*

^with «D con«liiions of „. „i.l II111iur- -.f-l upwards Sil ,.'h«l. $5. ffi. *10 $»\ Pftr "'.'V, ,rl, iT 1 he i-l tin- i.-dueeil pixxs vW.JS. Mill-

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patrunr/.e any ^alh r\ that niaU( that would iade.

LAWS0N, THE PHOTOGRAPHER

Over Cnn. Cunninfrlwim's.

FIVE uv£

BViSWtSS

this includes the

1

,h ni

are in Crawlonlsville and vicinitv 1 .m. 11 a .» liant.

iny cabinets anil brilwork

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under one iniiiuigemeiit. u-._ JACKSONVILLE. PEORIA,

DECATUR, GALESBURG, and BLOOMINGTON, ILL,

Leaders in Unslncts Trartire. 2.i vcars of success. Tlionsuml of'OraduBtes in IJOOI pi:sinn.s and hundreds helped Into silii tions annually. YOHIIK ?ICII and Women enroll at any time.

Enrollment in one elves membership in all.

Penmanship and English Courses.

A splendidly rul"?^tyT?h«rnresideiit. G. W. IJIIOWK.

CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

The Rofcbory of a Bank at nor, 111., Frustrated.

Ho (iiilns 1h«» nml C.*I*I un hir hilr 5»i tin' .»!V- i'.vo Promin tors AH? the Tint

(iAUiiM".!:. 111., Nov. 2

All

3-ard-

Till WORK l'.F A CLEVKit DLTECTIYE.

Iho Crook* inj* Upon

"in-:Al) TO mtiiiTS."

.—Nothing1

has

ever (iivurivil in tliis village that caused as mwli excitement as the sttli'innti'd NN I: TV of tin.* (lardner bank Friday night. and the. an est oi the physicians criir.^ht in the. act of .safe blowing t,v a detective who has been quietly at work investigating numerims biirglarii*.-. committed by unknown persons i-iir:'ig the past year, ulso of aiiotiier doctor who is charged with complicity in the crime. The. criminals are now known to lie !r. Mc-

Adam and Dr. llu.yes, physicians of hitherto good repute. So frequent were the depredations committed by the Uiieves that it was found necessary to employ detectives, who jaine to this place under various disguises and gradually obtained tin- information that led to the arre.V.s of Friday night.

A Urleotive'* niS-.eovery.

When the otlicers came here to investigate what was supposed to be the work of petty thieves the. doctors were not suspeer-d. After the fashion of detectives, Will Twining, who was detailed on the ease and whose acquaintance here enabled him to enter into the movements of night prowlers, soon became associated with the two doctors. He was not long in ascertaining that, these men were responsible for the robberies that had caused so much annoyance to the local oUlcers.

Plans for Uobbing the Hank. The plan to crack the safe of the bank had been discussed by the doctors and the liveryman for some time. Nerve, tools and a dark night were all that was necessary. The little village is quiet as the grave, after LO o'clock, and the location of the bank and the \ault inside is such that even bundling eracksinen could do the job and escaped detection by a few hours of 'termined work. 1 he deposits were much larger than usual. So 00 having been receive I to nay off the employes of the Wilmington-

Gardner Coal Company Friday. Usually the sum carried in the vaults is not suflieient to excite the cupidity of a professional bank thief. Darkness came down on the little town with the storm, and everybody went home early. Then McAdams and Twininp started on their mission. Otlicers had previously beL*n pus.t.ed in the bank.

Shot l)r. Mc.\d uns.

Access to the lia"k was easily obtained. ISv the aid of a lantern, whose rays were hidden from the street by ati arrangement of otViee furniture, th tools were produced and the work ol entering the vault actually begun. Then Detective Twining threw of his disguise. Drawing a revolver he ordered his companions to surrender. iSIc-

Adains.wit.li an oath,attempted to strike the ollicer with a jimmy which he held. The otlieer retreated outside the railing to avoid a hand to hand struggle, and being pursued by McAdams drew his weapon and iired, just asthe other officers ca«ic to his aid. AleAdams' life was saved by the wire netting, which scattered the shot, thoughUiis left arm was so badly injured that amputation may be necessary. Another ollicer was sent after Uoycs, who was a suspect, and lie was placed under arrest', lioth were taken to Morris Saturday morning, when they are lodged in jail. Neither will discuss the matter, having been so advised by at torneys.

SUmukI Over.

At the preliminary trial day McAdajns was 54,000 bail to await grand jury. Boves tlier investigation.

on Satur-

bound over the action of the vas held for fur-

Hied 1 OS.

(5Ai.Ksr.fKii. 11!.. Nov- —Edward Wasliin^'tun ^folnivd) diud here Saturday, utri'il 108 yf trs. lit? was burn iti Virginia, knew Washington and was familiar wit.lv tlic cvont^ of tlu1 war oi 1S12. Wliiin lie cainu lu:re, thirty years at^o, he was counted an old man. lie onUivo.d tlircu wives, was tin father of twenty-two children, and, in addition, leaves sixty-six grandchildren and nineteen great-grandchildren.

iv«-n His

KNOXVII.I.K. Tenn., Xov. M:.—An clcction was ludd in this, the Second congressional district, Saturday,for a member to suett'jed IJ. lbmU. deceased. Tin- candidates were .John C. IlouU (rep a soil of the hue I.. C. Ilouk, and Cien. .1. Williams (dem.). Gen. Will'anis carried ICnox county by a small majority, hut llouk carried every other county, and his majority will probably le 7,."00. lieaten am! Kolilied.

PlA'MOfTii, Ind., Nov. 04.—E. J. Chapin, a traveling salesman from Chicago, was robbed on Main street here early Monday morning, lie was badly beaten and lies in an unconscious condition, with only slight/ hopes of recovery.

Permanently Crippled.

CosXKiisvn.i.i-:, Ind., Nov. 21.—Mrs. Harvey Nutting was blown across the room by an explosion of natural gas here Monday and sustained injuries which will cripple her for life.

A Farmer 31 urcleretl*

Coi.CMiiUS, Ind., Nov. *21. lleriry Ilccktnaii was mysteriously murdered on his farm in .lackson township, near here, Monday.

Kail/tax Mortgages Canceled. KANSAS CITY. MO., NOV. 24.—During the last five months, according to official reports, mortgages aggregating $3,200,000 have been canceled in eastern and central Kansas, largely by fanners. This amount represents 200 per cent, of tho total mortgage indebtedness. -Jm

NOTES FOR THE CURIOUS.:

TIIKOUOIIOUT the entire world about 35,000,000 people die every year. TURKU NUN'tir.r.n to four hundred tons of coal per day is the amount used in some of the large passenger steamers on the Atlantic. This is about one ton per mile run

IN

the Georgian bay, the north extension of Luke Huron, there are thousands of small islands on which the Huron Indians took refuge when their enemies, the Iroquois, overcame them in 1G49

THE banks of the Columbia, near Umatilla, have for many years been rich with Indian relics and curios One woman of that place has a collection of nearly two thousand pieces which has an enormous value.

THE great treasury vault at Washington covers more than a quarter of a.u acre, and is twelve feet deep Recently there was 800.000,000 in silver stored there, tin amount that weighed 4,000 tons and would load 175 freight ears.

Hml I- a it ure nt I Iiimlttr(l.

HAMIHIIH NOV. 20. Hordmeyer & Michaelson, a linn of bankers in this city, have failed with liabilities amounting to «:i.750.00U. Tiie assets of the concern are only trilling. I'.oth mem \iers of the tina have been placed nude arrest.

The largest sale of dry goods ever held on this continent came to an end at New York Friday. Over 3,000,000 yards of carpet and 1,000 hales of rugs, each bale containing from eighteen to forty-eight rugs were sold. The total amount realized ",vas about £-,500,000.

Mrs. Ho mcr Wellington, who before her marriage was Miss Nellie 35o3*nton, and who occupied a prominent position in Boston society, eommitted suicide by taking laudanum at Boston Friday, li'er husband is serving a fifteen years' sentence for trying to poison his wife and children.

TlioiiSiUKl* Wild (li'cso Dying ST. 1'ATM,, Minn., Nov. 14.—Hunters returning from Park Rapids, Red Lake Falls and La I'rairie, Minn., report that an epidemic has broken out among the wild geese and that thousands of birds are iloating weak and helpless in the lakes and ponds. The natives are gathering them in great quantities to pluck the leathers. Sportsmen say the disease is universal and that all wild geese art* more or less affected.

ISroke the Worhl'n Hecord. KNOXVII.I.K. la., Nov. 14.—Joe Jeffer son, by Thomas Jefferson, was on Frl day at the Iowa driving park driven by his owner, A. L. Sarily, against the world's 4-mile pacing record, 10:343^ which he lowered to 10:10. The former record was maiPe by Longfellow at San Francisco in 1 iS(»l. Joe Jefferson's last mile was in •ZvSM.I. He now holds tl: world's 9-mile and 4-mile records.

The irniif I* Growing.

SRIUNOI'II'.I.U, O., Nov. 14.—At tlie meeting of thr- National Grange Friday Treasurer F. M. McDowell's annual re port showed receipts, iS04,41S.(i0. Ex penditures, S15.-70.88. Jtalance, S9 141.72. Secretary Trimble's repor showed dispensations issued for 24o! new granges.

A lloi\s» Breeder Fill Is.

FRRSXO, Cal.. Nov. 14.—S. N. Straube, a'breeder of thoroughbred horses, lias I failed. Liabilities may reach $150,000, I with assets of possibly $100,000.

THE'MARKETS.

Grain, Provisions, Kto. CHICAGO. Nov. 13.

From—Quiet. Spring Wheat l'atenis. 1.60 CiD.UO: linkers, fti.75gd3.tl0 Winter Wheat Flour Patents, W.5i0®4.00: straights, $4.!i5 4.4a

WHEAT—Opened uj) higher, but declined later. No. ens-li ami November, December. yi'i»f90:tHC, mid May, $1.01?af&1.03.

CottN Fnirly iictive and weaker. No. 5 r,3i,ic. No. Veliow, No. 3, 51c No. 3 Yellow, new. I.Se November, 50.'4@i2Mc December. 44Jc January, -tlH&^c May, 42l/!@131',e.

O ATS—Lower. No. !i cash, 30^@^l!.iC. December, a).i^30?4s May, Samples in fair -supply :ind steady. No. ,'!0@31c: No. 3 White, Sl'/sffyiS'/tc No. 'J, 3-jy,3-J(ic No. 2 White,

HYK- Was iuiet aftd steady. No. 2 cash, 92c November, «!«. ami December, IJAUJ/HY—Was slow and easy. I'oor unsound, 40r(t-Hc: coinnion mash malting, 45t®-18c fair to (joo-J, .lfiff'iWc: choice heavy and bright, 53@5Hc," and fanc y, 000.010.

Muss 1'onK—Trading rather limited and prices steady. Trices ranged at iS.H?'4©8.50 for cash }.S.:i7',iv!,K.40 for November JS. 17 8.52V4 for December, and

$11.32H!!,11.371,2

for

January. LAUIJ—Market somewhat limited and prices steady. Quotations ranged at 50.15(Q.t5.17!-j for cash if i. 10c0.t'J'/j for November: Ji5.15(Sii0.171,'J for December, and $0.87!436.:W!i tor January. l'on.TUY—Live Chickens, 72«c per lb. I.ive Turkeys, Tw[h' per lb. Live Ducks, 8(0 9WC per lb.: Live Geese, $4.00®0.25 per dozen.

UTTTTKK—Cieain(M-y. t!0ii2Sc Dairy, 10®i5c Packing Stuck. I2.'il«c. Oit.s—Wisconsin Prime White, 8c Water White, fl'jc: Michigan Prime White, 9!4c Water White. lOi'.c Indiana Prime White, 9Mc Water White, 10c Headlight, Li test, 9!4c Gasoline, 8? dog's, 11c 74 deg's, 8?ic.

IQUORS—Distilled Spirits remain firm on the- basis of fcl IS per gal. for llnished goods.

NEW YOHK, Nov. 13.

WHEAT—Advanced %(0t%c on cold west, deellniHl Vu-1

l.ic

on realizing,

tive. November. 31.06U December, 1.09 Januarv, ifl.09Hffjil.10H: February, SI.12 March, Jl.l'.'y.ffU.KJH May, [email protected] June, tl.12URl.13.

CORN—Freely ottered, Hdtlio lower, weak No. 2, 7©77i'. OATS—Dull, easier. Western, 36@4-lc.

PHOVIRIONS HecC quiet, steady extra mess, W.aiaiO.UO fumiiy, fll.0aai2.00. Pork fair demand, llrin new mess, J10.75 old mess, J9.75 extra jirime, $10.004610.50. Lard firm, quiet steam-rendered, 50.17H.

Cl.KVFXAXIL. O., Nov. 13.

Pr.Tiioi.KfM Slow. Standard white, 110 C!6e 74 gasoline, 7c 80 gasoline, 10c 03 naphtha, O'/Je,.

t-'v l.ivc stock. CIUCACIO, Nov. 13.

CATTLE—Market active and prices -well supported. Quotations ranged at 15.90.'((.0.30 for prime to shipping Steers: 84.2004.80 for good to fancy do. }3(Ki Cif t.OO for commonjto medium do. S3.00® 1.25 for butchers'Steers Ul.8"~ 2.00 for Stuc'Hor.s J2.00fis3.10 for Texans J3.50 (•^4.40 for Hangers S2.50fft3.40 for Feeders [email protected] tor Cows Sl.25ifi.75 for Halls, and 88.50£5.25 for Veal Calves.

HOGS—Market rather active. Feeling rather firm, and prices 5 10c higher. Sales ranged at $2.40®3.05 for l'igs: i3.50S3.90:for light 4-3.00© 3.80 for rough parking J.'i.0o'it4.iXJ for mixed, and $13.85^1.15 for heavy packing aud Shipping lota.

for Infants and Children.

UMtorlm i* se irell adapted to children that recommend it as superior to any prescript! ca known to me." EL A.

ARCmm,

M. D.,

Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

LOANS.

irst lurtaeSIis

AT-

41-2 Per Cent.,

Interest Payable annually. Apply to

C. W. WRIGHT.

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LINE.

NORTH BOUND.

No.

52

VMl 8:1G a. m. Mo. 54 Express ":18 PNo.59, Local Aocoinmodation 11-40 a. m.

SOUTH HOUND

No. 52 Kxpres.s f:44 a. in No. 51 Mail 5:50 p. No. 58 Local freight 15:40 a. 111

Good connertl:'" irwe at Terro llauto tu South and Soum-wost. Train run throu th St. Joseph, Mioli., making pood connection wit C. & W. 1. for .Michigan [lOinU.

Good connection made at Terro llauto for tho South and South-west. Ttnine run through to St. Joseph, Mich., making good conneollon with C. & W. M. for Michigan point®.

J. C. IIUTCH1N80N, Agent.

HOUSEKEEPING GQ0D3.

You h:ive seen no liettor opportunity in years to buy first cl vs*

Fur nitre, Stoves

-AND-

House.: Furnishing

GOODS

Than now at tho store of ?..i:

ALEX. MAHOKNEY'S

West Side Store.

Aii extended advertisement is not necessary but come in ancl inspect and price the goods see if it is not true.

ATKKUL-COM KOHTING.

BPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.

-15y a thorough knowledge of the natural law which govern ihc operations of digestion nud nutrition, an 1 by a direful application of tho lino properties or well-selected Cocoa, Mr- Lpim

maybe gratlullay built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies tiro Iloating around us readyto attack wlierovor there is a weak point. Wo may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well I'ottillod with pure blood and a properly noiirishod frame."—Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in half-pound tins, by grocers, labelled thus: JBp JAMKS ICPl'S .t CO.. .•JttcHniiiii.oiiathicCheliilf ts.

IBSL DIEFFENBACH'S PROTAGON CAPSULES,

Sure Cure for Wcnli Men, as proved by reports of lending physicians. State age In ordering. Price, 81. C»t«loitue Free. A O A A sate nod speedy •V BO 'nm-

Ca»tort» cares Colic, Constlpatfo*, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eriictatioa, Kiitn Worms, gives sleep, and promote* I Rcstion. 1 Without injurious medication. Tan CENTACR COMPASY, 77 Murray Street, N. V.

~P)T tOlilSVIttE.HtWAtBABTa CHICAGO !Y ((j~

ALWAYS GIVES ITS PATRONS

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Xho Pull Worth ol Thoir Money by Taking Thorn Eafely nnd Quickly liotwocn

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ALL TRAINS BliN THROUGH SOLID

Tickets Sold and Baggage Checked to Destination. uet Maps and Tims Tables it you wait. U. more fully informed—all Tickot A?ent£ at Coupon ftt&tlona have them—oraddreaa

SOUTH UOUJill TU.MNH.

Ho. 3— Nii?tat Expri'BP.

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No. 5—K«Kt M« HO No. 4:1 Local Accommodation

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NOKTll BOUND TUAINS.

No. 4—N'i'ht express 1:B5 ft. ni No. (—FiiMt iKftii 1:80 p. No, 41. Local Acoonimod .U011 2:40a.

BRIIBAKEK. of Specialists

Locates all ilHoafloa wi••tao nqueBtl Tho gr*al»»*t Dia^ti its.:n thH l'Uh(/OilW

Hate of th Medical Department tniversity Ot I'eiiiisjrl/ani-i at I'liiladelplii. nnd the llollivuo Dental Med College, New York City tr®a Hiiceessfully lio following diseases. ..•»

Ague, AtK-.-ses, Asthmn, ltarrenness, Bladder,... lllouches. Hi..nchites, Chronic Diarrhoea, Crooked Limbs, Club Feot. C- nstipation, Cancer Cotarrli, Diarrhoea, Debility, Dyspeiisia, Dropsy Dysentery, DuafnoBt-. Ky-. Kar, l-.rysipolas, Fomalo Weakness, Ke r, Sores, Kits, Flbtula^ Goitre, Gonorrhae, Gh t, Gravel, llip Joint Dl«ease, Headache, Hysteria, Hernia, Irregularities, Impotoiley, Joint. Diseases, Kidneys, Liter, Loueorrlioea, Nervousness, Ovaries. Piles, Prostration, l'imples, l'ara'ysis, Rheumatisms Kupturc, Spine, Skin, Swt^llings, Skin Diseases, Stricture. Scrofula, St, Vitas Ihuice, Sjtyhllis, Sperinaterrhoea, Tape wttnu, 'lonsil, Lnlargoments. Tumors. 1'ierus, Ulcers, Womb?.

OKKICE nouus:

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ALEX. MAHOIi.VKY.

Highest TESTIMONIftLS.

LonJon, Knglantl.

for

Al llrnificittH ur Mallt!tl un Itcoclpt of I'rlce. WINKELMANN & BROWN Drug Co. ''rop"- Baltimore. MtJ.

Oleet,

WW Stricture! and nil nnnaturnldisehnrges. Price SS. Curesall

I^REEK SPECIFIC jt

Hootl Serol-S

Vnnd Skin Jl!nen*e«,

nlnnii Sores andSyphllltle Affections, withtrut mercury. Price, S-. Order from

THE PERU DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.

189 Wisconsin Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS,

The largest and nobbiest lino of ^ents [furnishing gootlB to be fotinil in the city

Swank it Clark's.

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a. in. to 12 ni„ 1 p. in. to 5 p. in., 7 p. in. 10' 8 p. ai. suuilays,9 a. in. to 12 in. Consultation in ICnglish and Gorman I-ree.

Those at atlislanco who are unable to call '•:l should send lor a question blank. I'KCKI'TION AND CONSL'T.T.VI ION PARLORS

Nos. 1 and 2 FAIR HI.tiCK.

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OVER 40YEARS

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A POSITIVE CURE FOR

SIMPLE. EFFECTIVE. WONDERFUL.

5Gc.

PER BOX

T!K Great Gt.-rmnn llt atlaclie Cure will curt! nervoiiH, eick, maliiriiil ajlll

KOPFAUNE

firms of lie.nlarhe. it in a (iotl's liJeMtiliL*

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who have (•uff'**i. sny

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t'Aiir K^'^Vy cents.. «v tutotvx iiti «. «•»».. tt.ii.ri.n!.

?OUTZ

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RQB AfiO CATTLE POV.'vcHS

FOUTZ-

No Hosrs will die of COLIC. HOTS cr LUI-'B B"UR rt'f ir Powders are used in time* Koutz's Powcters will cure and prevent H03CHOT.SRM

Fontz's Powder® wlU prevent GAPKB IN SOWIA route's Powders will Increase Uie qnaatlty of ir.lll and cream twenty per cent, and make the batter Una

aDKon7z"powcJer»

will enre or nreTent almost STIB*

DISEASE to which Horses and Cattle

are subject.

FOCTZ'B PowniiB» wiu. SIT* BATISYAOTLO*. 8old everywhere. DAVID B. FOUTZ, Proprietor,

SAXiTUtOBE. MD. jJ