Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 April 1894 — Page 7

A DIVIDEND PAYER!

THE GOLD DOLLAR MINING CO.

OF CKIPFLB CHRUK, COLORADO. Orgenii0d nndor laws of Celiriiclo. Capital a took, 70#,006 nkarar, par value ntio dollar euoh.

FULL PAID ANU NON-AS-iKflABLE. 180,000 shares In Tre&oanry. Th'- mine Is located la ihe riciiost portion llio oole •'i-.iteil gold prodaoins district of Crippln Creek, and is Meld uudor a Unltod Statux pnt«m.

Work ia carried ou day and night, and high grado ore In being t»kou out in larger quantities. In January, 1894, tha Company will begin paying regular monthly dividend* At. tho rate of 31 por oent prr iinnum on 'h« amount iMvoetod. 11. H. OKFIURK, Sec. and Treiui.

A limited amount of tbo ahaiva ai-« uow offered AT 50 CKNTS I'KK SHARK. Stock, Prospectus ant! expertu' report may be obtained from the hnnkltie liouxe of

II. U. LOUNSUKKY, 57 Broadway, N. T.

IOO DOLLARS

PER MONTH

IN YOUR OWN LOCALITY made easily and honorably, without capital, during your spare hours. Any man, woman, boy, or girl can do the work hundiJy, without experience. Talking unnecessary. Nothing like it for moneymaking ever offered before. Our workers always prosper. No time wasted in learning the business. We teach you in a night how to succeed from the tlrst hour. You can make a trhl without expense to yourself. We start you, furnish everything needed to carry on the business successfully, and guarantee yoa against failuro if you but follow our simple, plain instructions. Render, if yeu are in need of ready money, and want to know all about the best paying business before the public, send us your address, and we will mail you a docuuicnt giving you all the particulars.

TRUE &

CO., Box

400,

Augusta, Maine.

TIIK

.MC. A.

BARBER SII01'

C%Kirai olase barbers enn slniYt) twwnty-flvofr 'men au Uiiir.

4 Bath Rooms 4

The larirfst, tlm best,

the uiily first class barber

shop ia Crawfonlsville.

FR^K M'GHLIP.

Buy your trunks llie nianufacturor^

James Bogert

40 West Washington St-

Trunks, Bags Yaiises

REPAIRED

Experienced manufacturer. Opposite Trnnsfer our. Sample.* ami ea'i-ti specialty. I'arliouiar attention paid to Lniliits' Patent Triiv Trunks. Largest anil ben! assortment of TruvnltBg lias*, iruuka, Vn'.ise", eic. ImlinnapoliH, Indiana.

--"ACME" Ointment

Is (»u:ir:tnlceil to CUKK TICTTEK in :ill ils forms. 'iMn.irrtus Sores. Ft*v«»r

Sor** and nil Skin SptMMlily 111^(1. crui- (iUAHANTKKl). Ask your dru^jjist for it. or \vr will m-th!

I»n

mail on receipt

OS price, f0 N!:inu!".u '.ri.,il only h\

WILKINS

BECKNER,

GntENFiKLD,

Indiana.

Tail's Dental Parlors

i_'"i West Washington St., (New Cordova 1'uiMiiiB ludi uiap.ilis, I ml.

8S.U0

s4t.

CVt'l'v

A. McK'H'liim

FOR THIN PEOPLE.

AUK YOU TII1N?

KIohIi

made with ThinaeuM Tablet* is a scion till,- pniee-s. They create porfect assimilation of every form ol food, sicreting the valuable parts and discarding the worthless. They make thin fac plump and rotund out the llguro. They aro tho STANDARD RKMKDY for loannesK. producing t-J to ir. pounds per month, containing no arsenic, and GIJARANTEKl) ABSOl.l'TKI.Y IIAHMl.KSS. Price, $1 ter box. Ij for jr.. "dOW TO GET

Hprepaid.

aT free.

The TH1NAGUKA CO., U19 Broadway, N.

l}tirluiid?HOM Dominion Crescent Uraml

CINNAMON PILLS,

TIIK ONLY (IliNI IXK

UKLlliF FOR

AHlcyo.ir lirnnglat for Kurland's Old Dominion Cri.'Htvnl lirnud Cinnamon I'iilH. Shallow, roi'tttiiKiilnr metallic boxen aeuioj witli c,rosei*nt. AbHOlutely wifo and reiiiiblo. Uofuso all »puriouh and harmfal ImltatioiiH. Upon roeoipt of nix ocntH in Htarapa we will roply by roturn mail, clviue full particular)* in plain mivelope. Addrotts. BUHL AN I) CI1 KM I. AI.CO.,

Morao lildg., N. Y. City.

1'loaBP mention this paper.

The tineat cabineota Gallery $1.00 per dozen.

Lhwbod'b

THE ASSESSORS.

They Meet and Gat Instructions From the State Board as to the Schodula of Rates,

Last Saturday afUrnoon ths township assessors of the county met in the grand jury room for the purposa of establishing uniform rates of assessment. Charles Elmore, County Assessor, submitted the report of the State Board ou rates alse, the new blank for the statement of persons claiming indebtedness, both of which were adapted and 3,000 of the latter ordered for use h»re. Persons claiming bona tide indebtedness are required to fill these blanks and in case of false statements will be liable for forgery. All assessors will suffer a penalty of §.r)0 fine for omitting any of the list questions, and all oaths must be administered in full. The following schedule of prices was adopted: Heavy draft stallions, class A.. $ 500 to 700 300 to ti.K) 10 to SOU Light harness

The avorage be 52 per head, Hogs, registered, per head Hogs, commen stockers, por hundred Chickens, blooded and per head Chickens, common, per dozen.. Ducks, per dozen Geese, per dozen Turkeys, per dozen Hees, per dozen liriek, per thousand heat. No,

1,5(W

B... tiOO to C...

100 to 2iK) to 100 to

Roadsters and speed horses General purpose work hors*s, 4 to 10 years old General purpose work horses, 3 yearH old General purpose work horses, 2 yoarB old Guneral purpose work horses, 1 year old Jacks Mules, 3 to 8 years old Younger mules samo as liorsss. Registered bwef cattlo, class A.

Mulls ... Heglstored boat cattlo, cows and heifers Registered milk cattle Registered milk eattle, bulls, clgss A Common milk cows Kal cattlo, for export per Uuaured gross Fat cattle for shippers, per liuudred gross Fat Cattle f»r butcher stuff, per liuudreil gro-s 4-year-old steers I-year-old steers Oxen, per yoke Sheep, registered, per head .... Common, per head

80*

209 300 200 5u0

A... B...

Gen'l purpose

100

100"to 50 to

400 60

200

DO to 25 to

SIX) 150

10 to 10 to

100 100

Merchandise, 90 per cent, of the invoice price. Mortgage notes, I0D per cent, of faco. Abstract boeks according to earning capacity, duly "speoial deposits''of greenbacks are exempt.

Househo'd furniture, etc., "true cash value. Farming implements, etc. (iis pipe. yt inch t» l(i inches, according to State board schedule.

All property must be seen by assessors or then- deputii s.

Must Glean Up-

The State Hoard of Health has mailed to every railroad company a circular letter, urging the importance of better sanitary conditions at every depot along their respective lines. The circular reads as follows: '•With the approach of warm weather the danger of ttie appoaranco ofsn:h diseases as are known to have their origin in filth is greatly increased. It is known that the unsanitary condition of a great many railway stations is quite a factor in the production ot these disorders. "It is therefore ordered by this Board that you cause to bo inspected all dep.its. buildings, outhouses, feed yards, cattle pens, chutes, etc., with a view of ascertaining and correcting such unsanitary conditions as may lie found to exist. Remove tho contents of outhouses In

1111

cxtr:irtci! Positively without pniri.

.-as no

i*t tert.h

(.1(10(1

M-autiful gold lilling iic inserted Free in

M'r'r.

Til IN A'

'1TTD

JLJ

the premises, disinfect the vaults, correct all defects in the sewerage connection of water closets, (where such sewerage connections are in use), and furnish a pure and wholesome ffater supply for passengers and employes. "It is requested that such inspections bo made and a report thereof be furnished this Board by June 1, 1S!M, as Ly that timo wo intend to have the results reviewed by our own inspectors."

Rummer formal.

Hegiuning July 1G. tnere will be in Wabash college building, a six weeks review terra for toaehers and those preparing to toaeh. The common branches will be th ronghly reviewed, and special instruction offered in higher English, Heading and Elocution, and methoi's of teacliing. Vor this work it is to be expected to secure tho service of masters of their subjects, whose names will soon bo announced. County Supt. J. S Zuck has consenteu to give at least one lesson per week in arithmetical methods. Members of the collage faculty will supplement the works in common branches, with lectures in their respective departments. Arrangements aro made by which good board can be had at SI.75 to ?2.[0 per week.

M. W. ESAKKU. W. W. F,\7lNC.

Hicks' April Weather.

H«re is tho kind of weather Hicks has mapped out for the remainder of this month: "From 5th to 6lh, heavy April rains with hail and thunder may be expected. Mark you! do not say that such things will result every day from tho 5th to Gth, erery where, but all parts

will have some of the results sooner or later in the period. This ie. true of all storm periods. The period will bring, as its disturbances pass east,.cool and frosty nights—say about 8th to 11th. On and about the 12th and 13th,. loolcfor regular reactinary changes to warm aad stormy with cool to cold days and nights passing eastward frain weat and north,, behind the storms. The 18th to 21st is the next storm period. Watch early, west, later to the east. Frost in the north after the Btorms. Warm about 24th and 25, with showers, followed by cooler. The 2Gth to end of month is a regular storm period. Watch it."

2.50

to t« 5 to 1 to-

10 to

fancy,

1 to

1 t»

.40 per bu. .25 ..i5 35

Com Rye Harley .. Gats I'otntees Timothy seed Clover s«e^i Klax s-'ei ..... Timothy hay Clover hay Beef .."7 Ilacon... Hulk pork. .. ........ Lard Wool Tobacco.. li-t« .05 Maple sugar Oti Reef 8.00 per bbl. 1'ork ..v 10 00

.20

.40

1.50

4 00 .73 6.00 per ton 1 00 .01 per 11). ,0S .00

.OS

.15

ider ,10 per gal. Vinegar .10 Wine .. 50 Sorghum.... 25 Maple.... 75

MILLS IB THE MAN.

The Democrats iiffect a Permanent Oreanization and Name Dates of Conventions.

There was a fair turnout of democratic township committeemen at the meeting held in the small court room last Saturday afternoon for the purpose of effecting a permanent organization and transacting other business. The meeting was open to all democrats and there was a good attendance.

J. J. Mills was the unanioua choice of the party for county chairman during tho coming compaign and he was elected without any opposition. The names of Taylor Thompson and Claude Thompson were placed in nomination for secretary. The Tote gave T. Thompson a plurality and he was declared elected. Wallace Sparks was made treasurer without a dissenting rote.

In taking the chair, Mr. Mills Baid he accepted the high honor conferred upon him with the understanding and earnest hope that he is to have the hearty cooperation of every democrat in the county from now until the time the polls close next fall,

-'N'o

man," he said "can make

a successful chairman without thosQ conditions." The datee for holding the township meetings and the county nominating convention then came up for discussion. Inasmuch as one or two of the townships liad already fixed the time for nominating the township officers, it was decided to leave that matter to the discretion of the Tarious townships. The date for holding thecounty nominating convention was lixed for Saturday, June ICS. The several townships are to meet in their several places on Saturday June 9, anil name their delegates to the county convention. The delegates to tho State, Congressional and Joint representative conventions will probably be named -he same time.

Lively "Old Hannibal."

Very many of tho oldor class of citizens remember Hannibal Purcel. He left hero over tvventv-five years ago, moving to Liogansport, but his eccentricities. comical actions and odd ways are still recalled. Here is the latest about him:

Locansi-ort, March .'il. II. Purcel of this city, who is now in his eightysecond year, has issued a challenge to a any octogenarian in the the country to run him a half-mile foot-rice for a purse of 6300. winner to make to best out of three heats. The unique offer is open for thirty days and Mr. Purcell's money will be found ready any day within that time. He is remarkably active for one of his advanced vearB and has always been noted for his sprinting abilities and powers of endurance.

The Postoffice ImprovementsThe first of the week the work of remodeling the quarters of Postmaster Voris were begun. Wide arches will be cut in the wall to connect the room on the north with the present quarters. The ncuv addition will be used as the I money order department and when the! large safe and other fixtures are moved over more and much needed room will I be furnished in the mailing room. A large and spacious skylight villi be put! in the rear of the present room to iet in daylight that has hitherto been sadly! deficient. Although tho improved I quarters will be hardly as the Joel block room would

ed. yet when all the proposed ari inado the room car: be answer the purpose very well.

Two-litthsof New Caledonia contains nickel. Hililion Weaver* Are f'lolorlonn. l'ATii.nsoN', X. •!., April l'.—The striking ribbon weavers are exultant, and confidently say that the backbone of the strike is now broken, and say that it is onlv a ipu-stion of a few days ere all will return to work. Nearly all the tirnis in the city have -signed the new .schedule and Ibis will take about 1.001) weavers from the ranks of the strikers and all will go to work by I Tuesday.

Tho Troublo in Samoa.

1 .onnon", April -V gentleman who resided for a long time in Samoa says the real Use of the. uprising is the wnnt. of unanimity nmong the Kuropean powers. The. Uei mans and the English, he adds, never worked well together. Their mutual jealousies have

so undermined Kuropean inlluence in

Samoa that no Kuropean is able to re-:

side with comfort or security in the' islands.

TummunTlti1* rtt Denver.

Oknvkr. Colo.. April i. 1 Phehin. dock commissioner of New York city: Oscar Webber, a member of the genersil committee, and T. K. Crimmins, three prominent members of Tammany, arc visiting this city on their way home from the midwinter fair.

Tennyson on Spring.

We have the word of Alfred Tennyson f®r it that in the spring the young man's fancies lightly turn to thoughts of love. It is singular that the great laureate ommiited to. mention the fact that it is in the spring that a considerable portion of the human race turn to taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Probably ^nothing but the difficulty of finding a good rhyme for that invaluable remedy deterred him. Certain it is that the old-time domestic remedies are generally discarded in favor of the standard blood purifier, Hood's Sarsaparilla, which has attained the greatest popularity all over the country as the favorite SpringJ Medicine. It purifies the blood an4 gives nerve, mental, bodily and (digestive strength.

The four equal armsof the Greek croia symbolize the gospel preached in the tour quarters of the world.

Craft's Distemper and t'oufh Cure,

A sofe preventive and positive cure for distemper, coughs, [etc., in horses, sheep and dogs. Has stood the test of frequent use in every portion of the country, and will do precisely what is claimed for it, as those who have used it will cheerfully testify. Price 5C cts. and $1.00. Ask for pamphlet on distemper—free at Nye & Booe's.

Ladies Who Rloat.

What a great number there are how uncomfortable it makes them it is almost impossible for those aillicted to enjoy life. In my private practice I have always found Sulphur Bitters to be the best remedy. All who are thus troubled should use it.

Mks.Dk.Chi

France is the only European country that has fewer able-bodied men to-day than it had thirty years ago.

The Postmaster.

Winchester, MaBB., says: I am personally acquainted with Mr. and Mrs. Citrleton, and was astonished at the remarkable effects of your Sulphur Bitters in curing their "son, and its large sale is undoubtedly due to the fact that it is an honest medicine. I know ot manv others that have been cured by ils use, and I do not think too much can be said in its praise.

Yours truly, G. P.

Vegetarians claim that hair grows less luxuriant on the heads of meat-eaters.

Brunker's

Carminative Balsam, tho great stomach and bowel Remedy, is still working wonders. For sale by all druggists.

A firm at Marietta, Ga., buys old luad from bullets collected on battlefields.

J. F. Smith it'Co.. of No. 25.") Green wich St.. Nev York, the manufacturers of that favorito cathartic known as Smith's' Bile Beans, have adopted a novel plan. They ask tho individual buyers of Bile'Beans tojsend their full name and address, with an outsidowrapper from a bottle of Bile Beans (either ize) to their office, and they give S5 fo the first wrapper received in each morning's mail and $1 for tho 2d, 3d, 4th, oth and Gth. Every day S10 in cash'is thus sent to their**correspondents. Ask for small size.

New Mexico sand storms have almost buried several ancient Indian towns.

To California

Via Vatulalia Lit e. i*32.K-' one way $50.10 round Trip, good GO days to roturn. §23.00 one way to Denver or Pueblo S21.S5 one way to

spacious as Trinidad S31.So one way to Ogden or have afford- Salt Lake: S57.S5 one way to Portland,

additions 11st class $-17.S5 one way to Portland made to 2nd class S52.35 one way to Spokane, 11st class $42 85 ouo waj to Spokane, '2nd class ?47.S5 one way to Helena, 1st class ',7.85 one way to Helena, 2nd class.

Round trips to California, go one route, and return another. Go now, while the rates are low. J.

C. Hutchinson, 'Agent.

After tho ball is over, after the break

morn.

Many a head is aching, if you but knew it all, Take Smith's liile Beans on retiring after tho ball

Ask or small size. Nov. 25 1

Is your headjclear? Have you a good grip on all your interests and a boundless energy in your blood? You can have both if you observe the precaution to take, when retiring for the night, a dosoof Smith's Bile Beans. By tho time you get to work next day you will feol

!lB ou c,)U

'd P°ll train of cars. Be

surt1 le sina zo

an^tJtTOn6til"

('hiw. Patterson.

?uieu

lds,Boston.

Browo,

in Hue

P. M-

The largest apes have sixteen ounces of brain: the lowest order of men thirtynine..'''

('are Yourself.

Don't pay large doctor's bills. The best medical book published, 100 pages, elegant colored plates, will be sent to you on receipt of three 2-cent stamps to pay postage. Address A. P. Ordway way & Co.. Boston. Mase.

Operating Old Sperry Mill.

apolis: We sell for

caving, after th

After the dancers stars aro gone.

2o ly.

We Guarantee

That no hor.se will ever die of colic, bots, or conjestion of the stomach if Morris' English Stable Powder is used regularly two or three times a we If fed to cows it will increase the quantity of milk and cream one-third, and will keep both in jrood healthy condition. 25cts. Sold by Z^ye A Uooe.

!WEAK,NERVOUSSDISEASED MEN.

Thousands, of amd MtddU Aged Mtm ar» umoally swept to a premature «rave through early indiscretion md later exceam». Belt aboao and Constitutional, Blood Diseasoa have reinad and wrecked the life of many a promUinc young man. yoa any oUbe following Symptoms: Nerrooa aad Despondent Tired inMoraing

tion: Momory Poor feu»4y Kutagned Bxoitable and Irritable: Eyes Blnr tliaplea on nm? Pn£"nB Draim. at Night Reetleea Haggard Looking Blotches tjore Throat Hair Loose Pains in Body Sunken Byoe Lifolees Diatrmtful and Lack of and'*7

Iosb

Cureu yuHio u«o. syphilis Capt. Townsontl.

Our New Method Treatment i:

REMFMBER

UgrOHK AMI Art Kit I

SI.VU.

lias gone up from our competitors because we advertise

36 Pounds 0. K. Flour 36

-FOR-

One Bushel of 60 Pound Wheat.

:&Y We are giving it and shail continue to do so. Let "Koine howl" we shal continue to exchange the H«=t Flour ever put out in Montgomery County Bring vour wheat to the mill and get the best in the market.

A SI.75 New Style Cors ige Pin. for A lot ol S2.00. 82.50 and S3.0f Rings, for An $18 Watch for A 25 cent Silver l'in, for

$10.00

sell for

$I2:0o

We sell for

$15.00

sell for

$17.50

E I

^ur -v«® Xti&ad Tnatmtmt will baild yoa ap mentally, phjnically

Some 8 years ago I contracted a serious constitutional blood disease. 1 went to Hot Springs to treat for syphilis. Mercury almost killed me. After a whilo the symptoms again appeared. Throat bocame sore, pains in limbs, pimples oa face, blotohos, eyes red,

of hair, glands enlargod. etc. A medical friend advised Dra. Kennedy & Kergan's New Method Treatment. It cured me, and 1 have had no symptoms for fivo years. 1 am taarriod and happy. As a fc doctor, I heartily recomend it to nil who Imve this terrible disease— typKilit." It will eradicate tho poison from the blood."

15 YEARS IN DETROIT. 150.000 CURED.

"I am S3 yoars ot a?e, and .rrie l. Whon young I led gay life. Early indiscretions aid lulcr excesses made tnmlile for mo. I became wiak and ditvuus. My kidneys ho nine affected and I feared Bright's disoawi. Married lif was uiiHiitiHfactory and ray home unhappy. I tried every: liing—all failed till 1 took treatment from L)r-. Kenned.- aud Korean. Their N-w Method built mo up mentally, phjsicilly and sexually. I fool and act like a man in every iispuct. Try them."

No Names Used Without Written Consent of Patient.

vsTro,,u.t

Ambi

DRS. KENNEDY & KERGAN SZ.

At 14 years ot age I learned a bad habit which aim oat. ruined •e. I became nerrons and weak. My back troubled, me. I could stand no ezortion. Head and eyes became dull. Dreams and drains at night weakened me. I tried seven Medical Firms, Electric Belts, Patent Medicines and Family Doctors. Tbey gave me no help. A friend advixod me to try Dre. Kennody & Kergan. They sont mo one month's treatment and it cured me. I could feel myBelf gaining overy day. Their Next Method TreoJmenl cures vhen.

Cured in one m^nST oil tin fail*." Thoy have cored many of my friends." Dr. Monlton.

Ira en turn rait.

fails curias o'"--lo-y. .is he l»t (.:» :ui

drains nnd louses, pnrifies the blood, clear* the bra.n, builds ap the nervous uud sexutU systems and restoros lost vitality to tho body. We Guarantee to Core Nervous ^-btl'ty, I-'isilinsc nnnhood,! tiyptilllM. varicocele, stricture,Gleet, 1'un turitl iilNctiarxes, weak Parts and A.11 Kidney aud uladder Iseusen.

Drs. Kennody & Kergnn urn tho loading specialists of America. Thoy givir witee our" or no pay. Their reputation and fifteen years of iiasia -ss are at stalco. You

run no risk. Write them for an honest opinion, no master -.vii treated you. It may I savo yon years of regret and suffering. Charges rei-ioua1 Write for a

vQuestion I48t and Book F»ee. Consultation Free.

ORS. KENNEDY&KERG

MANHOOD RESTORED!

For sale In Crawfordsvillo, lnd., by STAN KKEN Y, and by T. D. BKOWN & SON, DrnggiSta*

A GREAT HOWL!:

148 Shelby St. 1 Detroit. Mich-1

BEST

This wonderful

ctmrameiMj to cure nil nervous disease*, such us Weak Memory, LobsofBrainremedy rower. Headache, Wakefulness, I.oat Manhood,Nihility Emissions, Nervous* ne89, all drains mid lotsof puwerln Generative

Organs of either ser caused

by overexertion, youthful errors, excessive so of tobacco, opium orsUmula.nls, which lead to Intlrmltv, Consumption or Infinity. Can be carried la vest pocket. J$1 per bo :, O for $5, by mnll prepaid. WithaSG order we give a written eruarantee lo curc or refund the money* Sold by *11 (lrujarlstH. Ask for it, take no ntlier. Write for tree Medical Book sent sealed inplaluwrapper. AddressEKVE8E£1)CO.,MusonicTemple,CHICAGO#

VALLEY MILL CO.

I HAVE JUST RBCBIVBD

A large anil staple lino ol" goods from a large Now York house who are going to retire from business. Have bought them at my own prices and will ofi'er them to my custom-', ers at prices I cannot duplicate them for. I will guarantee everything sold from this lot to be. as represented. You can buv

Cull early while you can buy of this lot, as when they arev gone you will have to pay more. Also remember that this sale includes a number ol' other articles, toonuineroiiB to mention. Hear in mind my guarantee as to price and •quality with every article.

BATES HOUSE MISFIT PARLOR,

5G West Washington Street.

KING OF CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. We arc determined to cut down siock. For next thirty days we will offer the biggest bargains

........S 1.00 1.00

C. L. ROST,

in Fine Clothing ever offered in Indian

Merchant-Tailor Suit or Overcoat, Tailor's price

$25.00.

a merchant-Tailor Suit or Overcoat, Tailor's price $28.00.

a Merchant-Tailor Suit or Overcoat, Tailors' pricc

$35.00.

a Mercliant-Tailor Suit orOvcrcoat. Tailors' price

$40.00

SKF, OULL WINDOW: 5EF, OUR PRICES! We also have an immense line of Pants at less than have the original made.to-order price,

SEIS US BEFORE YOU BUV.

BATES HOUSE MISFIT PARLOR,

Wopt Washington Street Indianapolis, I rid.

P.REAKFAST—SUPPER.

I HATEFUL.-COMF01?TINC.

COCOA

BOILING WATER OR MILK.

10.50 .09

PARKER'S

HAIR BALSAM

Hotr to Its Youthful Color. Curu 9C&lp diteur* & hair falling* COc1iijHlSl.OO&t DrugsUto

iho Consu ptlve and Feeble .mdtn wt* atti'rfromechftu»tinffd!*easc«shoulduwParIter® QilMWp *onio. ItcurcsiheworrtCough, Weak Lung®, lolWwiIn'flgftttiun, Female weakncM, Kneumatisra aim Win* VI*