Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 July 1888 — Page 3

VOLUME 42.

L.all on

Triplets.

President Cleveland's Prizefor the three best bubfcss at the Altera County Fair, in 1887. wns given to these triplet*, Molllo, Ida, and Ray, children of Mrs. A K. Dart, Hamburgh. N. hhc writes^ I^ist August the little ones

IKJCUUJC

FOk1 IK

that tbev are now R) well." Laetated

If you want lo loan or borrow money on first Mortgage, It you -want to buy or tell a Farm or City Residence, If yon -want to buy or sell a Stock of Meichandise, II you want to rent a House or Farm, II vou want to have Good Notes Cashed, If you want to Insure Your Property Against T'ire, If von want an Abstract of Title for Your Realty, It you wnnl a Ticket to Any Part of Euiop If you wanl a Deed or Mortgage Made, '.It vou want to make a Trade or Investment of Any Kind,

very .slrk. a»«d as I could GET no other fod

that \voula agree with them, I commenced the M*e of lactam1 Food. It heratl them Inmj'.* (Uatelv, and they were NKIII as well as over, IM\1 I oorj«iit*r 1t very larcely »£UG to the

they are now R) well." Laetated

the best Food for bottle-fed

OK1 I

the best

FXK\

them weil, und is better than medicine when xhey are Kkrk. Three sizes: 2.*»c., f«0©„ 81 (JO. At druggists. t.abiuet photo, of these triplets acxt free to the mother of any l»efby born this year. »'l'lron WELLS. RICHARDSON & CO.. Burllnfrtori, Vt.

Ramsey & ScfrtJilt^,

Investineiif Hankers, Crawfordsville, Indium.

1 MrUKTKItti AMI MA.VCKAIIUltEKS OK

rOREKiN AND AMERICAN

MAUBLE AND GRAISTTE

MONUMENTS

Plans drawn unci estimates given on all kinds of Monumental and building work. Call and «et our prices before buying.

Otlice and works, No. West Market Stiwet.

Fowler, & Co

EVERYBODY BUY

Sash Doors, Blinds,

HOESB-SHOES,

Shelf Hardware and Builders Material

New Thomas Block, East Main Street

Fowler, Ashley & Co.

GIVE US A CALL.

EVERY HOUSEKEEPER SHOULD SEE

and be convinced that it is the best Sewing Machine in the market.

W, E. NICHOLSON

IS SOLE AGENT FOR MONTGOMERY I'OTNTY.

The Acme Woven Wire Mattress,

MAM FAt Tt:«i:i HY

J. M. Macy, Cravvfordsvillc. Indiana.

\Vith Cumberland .V Harter, 118 West Main Street.

Received Every Day. Blackberries, Peaches and all kinds of

Fresli Fruits

FVKX»

FUR bottle-ied" HUBTCA.

W A N E

We want everybody lo come and see our buckboards, which we will guarantee first-class in every particular. Home-made throughout and trimmed by A. S. Hughes. We also have some nice buggies. Call at No. 2ii and 313 South Green st.

Ramsey & Pattison.

RAILWAY TIME-CARDS.

I I-.. N.

p.m.: local frriBht.Ut&m.iu. !., II. Jfc W.— KAST—Express,'daily) 2:*J0 a m. exprfs*. ico.'I A.III, mail, (daily p. in WKsT- Kx press, tdnlly) lUr-JS it. m. mail (daily) 9:lf» a.IU. MIISKS •,xprev», ,r p.m.

Vunilalla Koute-NOH'J'H-Mail, b:iu a. express". U:15 p. tu. SOCT1I —K.\pu-s, VsT a| m. mn]l,5:2u p.a.

hifi-wiihM of apiial.

The i-iipitul -tuck iif the Montgomery Savings Association hits been doubled. It is now- l.ooii shares nr $ 1(10,0(10. The additional stock will be disposed of bv tin .Association through A. C. Jennisoii.

Tfce Ml.llumr* Ntti-miil ('(iiiilftinn. \V"*velainl hulciHiulent: The Vidland road is about ut ii standstill. Til# surveyors are lit work in Parke county. Mr. Crawford is in New York after money «i»rl if lie succeeds in getting it the work will be pushed oUi»rwi.-e its future ia -doubtful.

Odd Ff ll»ws' I'kiilc.

Tin* f)dd l'ellow.s' of Wavtu'town o/iclirati.'d tho PJth atinivoi^rv th«* establishing «»T Ihoir lodg Inst Satn«lav. Thcr"* was a larg»r uUvnl:incc of members of tlie onler from various lodges throughout the country and an ••b'gant time was had.

CllA "VVFORDSVILLE, IN DIANA: SATURDAY. ..ILLY -28, 1888.

A. JL C\--NMKTII—Kxpres

HOUTH

(dally

1 Hi a.m. ma I i, :4*» p.m.: ioca 1 freight, 12:10p.

-Kxpresn, (daily) 1:3 n. m. mail, l:Vu

.'ot Ilt!ili(fr.

A svmlicaiH ci»inpo««'d of Je'nn Uobinson, \V. r. ('«rr. M. .1. N. Tuvior and Captaitj (i«org»' Z^r»»w!j wiU shortly build a a S a a a the hot» l. It will «•«»iisir. (,1 {wit rooms alid will 1M* liIout in Suni!ti«T resxirt f?lvj«.

I.ikciy to In* th-fl'iinrlHsjMl. Colonel 1 itgei.•«»11 hti? become in polities an eehvtie. li«- -says "I will never iJgain voU» for a nia#:"\vlio is not distinguished for something, who hasn't, made his mark iu some alling, who hasn't got some brain.^." The colonel's standard is verv likrjv t^ oft^-n disfranchiso hiftC

DoAtli-of rs. Culluhaii.

^Irs- Maggi'* OiiJahan. wife of John Callahan,junior, diefi last Tuewilay at the r»v?ideice-of her motijer, Mrs. Marv Lmg^ on N(esth street, after ait illness of some month* of consumption. The decensixl was imly twenty-two years old and Ji%ul beoiz married abnit tu*o y«ars. .she leaves.!!, husband, mother, cubrother «Uid fcist'ic.

WiilttHk^i' Badly Hurt.

«S. t*. V\ L-.Htaker, the fauiouf. bicycler, whih- raeiLg in England recently had his •collar bore broken ami hi«s shotilder crusheil besides being injured internally. Ia lotter to »*t aUout twenty yards when a jr-erson walk-

:l,!V',r

Nic

Ik,Iw,d

the liwjiie st.eteh he

Was

leadmf hv nww

Colt Shov.

Elijah »Clore will have ii o'j't show on Friday. August Hi at

«Vv'o:,k p.

for Uie .iliird. The .show (u- imises to he

Th^ Beubliciiti State. Csntrul Commk^v. wkioh now ha« excJua've control of the r«eevtion of visitors, if beseiged daily 1T luirl and ill person fm- dates on which visit*- ean be made to G=n. Harrison. Tlie onminittee jiiiioiuH't-.s all his time Iiooked to August 1, and .an utter in it a a to rocvive more delegations than have already an-ajiged for remainder of .,'ulv.

I'irsI Voter* I. 1 uI».

The Harrison Fir-t Voters Club was organized! Monday with .« revolve to perform willingly all dulie* which may he placed upon them bv the Central Committee during the campaign and to whoop Uiin^s up tor Harrison and Morton with all the vim and rulhoMapm they can muster. The club was organized bv electing

Frank

leunion of old soldiers to he held at

Frankfort 01 l-he 19th, 20th. and 21st of September, lie reports that the local committc" on arrangements are making

gooii progress in thoir work, that $2,000 in ca**h has been i.tised a a guarantee fund, that tents, guns and ammunition have lHt*n secured, and that preparations are being made for the entertaiument of the largest gathering of ex-soldiers ever held in the State. The Fiankforl boys have all put their shoulders to the wheel to make the reunion a success in every particular. A large number ol the veterans irom this ••••unty will be there.

Nuinhe. Ii»i llou-cs In tio* City. /. In accordance with the *.ity ordinate'e passed at the last regular mooting of tlie Council. City Kngineer Sharpe will proceed to designate numbers for re-idenees, business houses, in.occupied lots. etc.. as fast as possible. It will be somewevks before tlie work is completed. In no case should parties pay for any numbering until they huve received from th«' solicitor or from the engineer in charge of iho work, lite City Engineer's eertiiie*vO that such number is the proper number to ptil up. Whenever uuv new house is hereafter buiJt. the owner should call on the City Engineer who will d^sigmu-e the proper number belonging the *Hine.

viNtr old of nrter Wilkinson, had a

hand tenililv cut and torn MonU.y,which though bud as it r.as he may fe.1 Uiaukful that ite was uotkilled. He was plftvins aroHud the s.'va\v sucker here ihev H-eie tlwvshiiii wheat at the house of

v--i, WiUiinsun itini his hand rot eauclit

'esavHthat ,„ (Me

okl!

visits du:ing the

Moutxoli^ry Savlni-s A*K,»rluCj in. The first sories of "i(IO sharen .having bren taken up so quickly and tw many more de.siring t,. subscribe, the Ko.-ird of directors bv untuiimous consent (dianged tho amount of the lirst series to one thousand shares -ami about seven hundred have been t-iken. The shares are $100 each, dues 2'.i cents every Satutday. five cents per hiiu^th for express, and lii cents nieinbi rship fee. The first psvtnent on Saturday the 'Js Inst., at offiee of A. V. .lonnison. Seoretarv.

Stolen Horse Hecovered.

The horse that was stolen from Stick10J lirothers'livery stable Sunday July 15, was located by Detective Kittenhou.se 011 Thuisday, ut Crawfordsville, Indiana, whore tho thief had placed tin a stable and then decamped. The buggy had been trailed for a buckboard further west. Mr. Stickrod departed Thursday night to recover the anitnnl.—C'htitnjtoip'n Oazettc.

Tho horse in question wan left by the thiuf at Walters'stable, anil ho lied the town. He had probably only borrowed It for a ride, and when his journey was completed hu had no further use for it.

W1 in:—I.et's try Hlbbard'a Rheumatic Syrup. Every where 1 go hear It apoken of In grsatpratae a Ionia and appetiser.

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111.

*-.\hiIiiti'»ii will be of the ix«l' Jim.* staUum. West**ni Ii'iy. Jibt

The

fiom his

WIl8

fvi in fn-«it of him making Jam take a 1 i^'ader **.!th tlje above result.

11 ir thy «ki storv of J(r«sh ami limwii diKJiumboi.. lie offers a niHMMium of ,. .... till iimt ijest. Jill for socont" liest and .)

one of great interest, as .tii'ie will be digging up «f lioneu oe-dened not last other CUUk brought in for exhibition .-uni wee.li.jss tin imh jti.-idi111 ^avs.biit in 1SS0 jk) doulit will attract lai-gf number Jock 11011.

Church X'^ilnc

A congregational inctling of the l'ark«nTurg 2?rc»brteiian church sor ihe iran?jiction ol aiiv business will be held (I). V.t

011

Satuctlay, August ID, irt 2 clock in tlie afternoon, and at Oie .OMirch in the town of farkertbuii The member* will please note the change of disc. It will be Htc lltn ol August and not the Sfith ol July as brtore announced. The meeting will be held therefore in two weeks Iron1 tiiis Satiraiay.

Makiiij IbU^.

r.'scued before his

Itand ami arm were eemjilebeJy torn off. As it w.«s the little tiu^isi-wits taken completeJy off wltiJe liis Uund wis torn in a (lorriUV- iiiiinufr. It oiav wt termirmt^ in a iiwe s. rkuis luanne: than wa-s at tlrst tb.iug,i1.

!*„(. Iiu,]i', Hiiscs.

Tiie Wave.Urid liulrpt ndt at rehashes

w,ls

M.»os Hush, wlm

i^unloroJ by life wife in This

itind an account «.'f it was published in "Cejc •)DUB-SMi a' t.he-tLme. it [tj.iy l** n«*T vo some newspaper men here, and

WO M«y eijieet to s«e the "chestiisit" copi«'i and ^ive.u as ^riuetiiing new. ^racft^ with a.t loa*t two :b«'iid lines.

Tlie JounmT* Xev Power. The iiew li^ibuoclL prees of Tin -lor anal li unff driren d'oisliMvfJy at the rate of ],6n0 impix»ssHii'.s per iiour by Hk'itni. Tho oigine u?,ed tw driTe.ill is not bigger tlian a cook 1 Kg store. ani is as pretty us a junk. II is .au engiiyj with a Uistirr, Veing in fat ihe power which ftrol*«Iled tJiat coleliriutod plousure steajiier, tie "Ltunidas (Jjorwr," o^nod and op« ratod bjr the Kin*£a)t«r Club. The enCine is owned bv George Brown, ami c*ild itspeak, a tale iudpeJ could it unf"id. 31 is now Udjiing ti spread tlio u^ws,nBgaged in a Juudable work.

'-iv:-I*atenl V-itr (!tw^l»r-. I»5witf Shtilar 1IA^ just pro«luc»'i his sownd ciu- t'oiipl^r. Thi^ his see»nl ciffort on sar coupler* his .former patent bein^ in. u*e on several lines. This last one bears evoiy evidence of Jx»ing better than tiie other. Thor«* is ii-Uydutelv no danger of mashing fingers, a# the coupling fasten**! ami unfastened .by means of a lever JUJ#1 set of springs. »i'nstj ucted of Mm best steel. He thinks lie has a fortune in tliis new eoupJei and Tut JoritNAj, hojK».s it may Im* tnw.

A CurioUM Sore.

J)r. Ktter is having a great deal of trouble with a mystei ions sore

dex linger of his left hand. He '-annot liess natural explain what, it, is, neifher can th.-.'iiiysi-cians of tho city to whom he has appealed. He made a trip to Indianapolk and consulted with the physicians cl' that city but got 110 satisfaction, mm* of tfcem could tell him what it was. He is aliunied over it. The sore is very ptinful and of a malignant character. rapidJv spreading ovor the finger.

Maklnj Word#.

"Ouj* Harrison be our next President?" Spell hie name backwards and see. No-sir-rah." This is tho Uitest one our Democratic friends throw out at us. 33ut how does this strike you? "Grover Cleveland" will 1-e-a-v-o c-l-o-v-o-r," and there are still a few letters which signify nothing.

Do you suffer from ncrofula, salt rheum, or other humorn? Take Hood's Saraaparilla the great blood purifier, 103 does one dollar.'

riKi: I'KOTKCTION,

Preparations ilelng Mailt* In Fi^ht th Ki r«»

1 IPIIH--The

Committee at WorU.

Tin? ordinance passed at a. late session of Hit* City Council is now being put in force. The ordinance provides for a Fire Board to be composed of three councilmen and the Mayor, lo have gen-

Hal S Mm»mifii*cr, I'rebident 1 larry C!oons oral ffiipervision over the department, tor \x Vice President Jamc* Johnson, 'Jnd a ddef engineer to imve command over Vice President Verd Gaiev, Secretary

the company at tires and general enitrol

Perrv Martin. Treasurer Howaru Craiy, ovt»r them nt all times for two assistant .Sergeaiit-at Arms. A committee oi six engineers, to spend their entiie time at was appointed to bolicit members oi the the engine house, to act as janitors of it, club, he committee consists of Will to take eare of the horses nnd engines tammil, Janice Mark, Will Martin. M„ H. for four minute men to bleep at the eeniveegan, Frank Woodward, Vatic Cole. I tral house with the ussisUmt engineers for one ndnttto man to reside ut engine house No. 2 and act as janitor, and for nine other minute men to be ready to attend Ilres at any hour of the day or night. The Fire Hoard, consisting of

The club was addressed by W. Thornton, who Ra\e an entertaining description of his tour through the .State and the pros[n*cts for Republican succe^k in November. Thd club will hereafter he known a» the Harrison First Voters Club and will act as an auxiliary to the Hariison and Morton Republican Club.

Mayor Russell and Couneiimen Hadley, Can and Dunean have teen at work for S the past several days and with the following result: Ht-nrv Kohlwrs selected

Tho Tranklort iteuruon. I as Chiff Kngineer some time ago bv tlie Cajit. J. K. Sottthanl was in the city ^-ftincil. He receives a salary of 5-1'tU a nv.-r Sunday in tin- interest of Urn annuill "f

ist

... bv the iiourd and an Starling Carver

Und

Perry Martin. They are paid $40

per month. 'J'he four minute men who sleep at the central house are Charley McDaniel, Hert Hamsey. John Hoschweinder and Joint ConnU"s, and they receive $40 a year. The otlmr minute men have not been eho&en. 'I'h 'V are to receive a year. Friday the Hoard was at tne fait grounds seeing spans or horses in order to choose a pair t»» pull the I,rati ifew hose wagon which has been ordered, and is expected here in a Jew weeks. There wete five spans on exhibition. two belonging to Walters Hros., and one each J. .1. Insley. John Skidmore and Col. Heath. No choice was made, A full jeport will be made as soon a-, possible, but it can be seen that

CrawWrdsvilie will be amply protected from lires.

HOY DltOW NKII.

Albert Kurle M*et* His IculU Yi»r,tcnlay Kyenlny in Creek. The whirlpool at llocky Lam, north of the citv claimed aimther vi'tim no Friday evening, in tho person of Albert Karle, Aged K» years, the youngest son of the lute iiarnhardt Karl*1. The boy had gone to the spot to fish, in company with Lew Fisher. James Weaver and John Breaks. Late in the afternoon Albert went in swimming. Being good swim-

A Itoy'h Narrow Keeape- mer he kept venturing closer and Still Wu.vjietm-II IIoiHl: FHMI. vt-tw.'-lV#'!

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Jlcwlle

t,,,f ,,f

ani! ra

t,R'

Ul forc his WIlv ul a

wliirlpw»l uml

was drawn in. He was not strong enough

„d beeauie frighten-

•d s« tluit lii^ lost Jds skill in keeping up. Tho water \vhirlol him lound and round very rapidly. Levr discovered him *nd b|iru.iig into Uie whirl. lieiiiK uuabie to swim and -las,j«--d by the drowning lrv, lie too wius ii-awn under. At this J'UI:•tuic Lew mi-, wliseovenjil liv Weaves and

breaks. The former sprang in and succeeded in getting Fisher to shore but not uutil 1^» had-^unk three times awid was unconscious. The work of suscetation oomm-inoed «un Fisher and wli^j able to speal' iie asfced for the boy. This was the first in&ivmation his eompanions had that .Karle «vas iu the water. Word was sent to town and soon a cro\v£ hud gathv.rod. O' i-'ill found the body about one hmsdred W*t frotn wlmre it went down last. Fi^nr was brought h*uie in a st»rconditiou and with he^jorrhage of the iuiig?-.. He feels very badlv over the afcidentJts he had a*-kNi J!• boy's mother if he oould accompany the patty. Titough was not re^|**:isible for it. ivliw-vt lost his own life iu trying to win

liik1 young charge, he is badly

hurt ovsr.it.. The d?.ad bov will be kindly remembered by all. especially wa.s he a lavorite nhmit-the newspaper orticiis. Kverv Saturday siltce he was six vu&rs old he has juade Ufs calls at Tur. JOURNAL, and J^^i'/eir^niees, and purchased his little •buudle pa]»ers. He was always gen» 'Ji'inank, and polite ami »bove all always i« a gow2 humor and strictly business, iie was&ill of business, intelligent and •iionest, 'Fence was well liked and a geiuM*•al favoriv? among proprietois and em|loyes, ttT the oHices, each one of whom •deeply j»grets liis untimolv and tragic -d»vi.th.

N A 1 O II

TlmMl K»YROH*LY For

the

01:

CATHARTIC.—

UMBER 80

WElGlPr^

CREAM

S^TPERFECT

MA?S

Its superior excellence proven in million* of homes tor more than a quarter of a eenuiry. lliHUsetiby the United States Govern meat. Kndorsed by the beans of tlie Great Unlversttif»K as the Strongest, Purent and Most Healthful. Dr. Price's Baking Powder does not contain Ammonia. Jjlm« or Alum. Sold only In cans,

PIUCK MAKING POWOKK CO., NEW YORK. CltlCAOo, HT. l.OIMS.

FOR SENATOR.

THS: .JOINT I'ONVKNTIOS ITS WOICK.

A. .Mount, of Mentf otncry. OHl«'d ty A'chinatl(»n.

Special to the Journal: FitANKroirr. In i».. July 2-1.—The

Joint Senatorial convention of the Re

publican* met here to-day to nominate two candidates for Joint Senator for the

district composed of the counties of

Montgomery. Roone a.:d Clinton. H«m. S. Kennedy, of Montgomery, was

made Chairman of the convention and

made a naming speech, full of the spirit of lfcio and isfil. and at its close was

loudly cheered. His speech was fro-

quently interrupted by stotnis of cheering. The editors ol the various Repub

lican newspupers of the district were

Kcsolutions were the National Re-

made secretaries.

adopted endorsing

puhlicuu platlorm in favor of the

COIIVIUIIOIH'O

...

the in

SpooiUn^ CoiyUcH,

The stutfjnt! total eclipse of the moon LhLs year «.)ccuried Sunday night. Th« lirst totii'l eclijtse of the year occurred Jujiuory !s£m and «»arly in tibe evening, a cloudy one it that, and could not. be observed wjfck any satisfaction. The interest att^Lcliiiig to a lunar eclipse is not *o gi'eat asji transit of Venvs or a Si»l:tr eclipsi eclipse la last was thaX Me sun. the shad/nv cast »n the te--. was largerllmn it tould possiblv have been in January. Last night was clear and the moon was having in a clearsky hence it was an excellent time for observation and it was taken advantage of by a great number of our people who desire to witphenomena. The scene was a very pretty one when totality was reached, the moon presenting the appearance of a huge ball of copper. At 10:.VJ the eclipse was total. The totality ended at U: iO and the shadow slowly floated off to the west, leaving bright rim or crescent of light upon the eastern side of tho orb. The moon left the shadow at 1:H and at '*:'M passed completelyjout of tho penumbra, and left a position in the heavens not lo be readied by iier again until eighteen years and three days have passed by. The next total eclipse of the moon will occur January 31, l'JOC, ami will be followed by another on July 25, of tlie same year.

IJV

Hlb ard(a KheumaticHyrupt

one of the flneat lazativea in the world, mov Ing the bowels effectively as well an mildly without pain, griping or weakneea.

Hhiloh's Cough and Con uumption C^nre •old by naon a guarantee. Iteurex Con»ump tiox, Wold by Nye A Co.

and declaring

decided protee-|,

tion of American industry. The resolu-""

tions eondoinned the manner of carrying on the government of the State ami tho

conduct of the Benevolent Institutions/:

and the revolutionary methods tlie

Democratic party iu Indiana. Janice A. Mount., of Montgomery. O.v

S. Lafollette and Win. Gregory, of Roonc

wore placed in nomination. Mr. Mount

was placed in nomination by Mr. Bell, of Roone. The nomination was seconded

by W. M. Hoeves and J. H- Burford. of

Montgomery. All united the opinion

that he was tin? propvr man for one of the places and his nomination was made by acclamation.

After tin* fourth ballot fot the two Boone county candidates, Captain Hart, of Clinton county, placed iu nomination Isaac Castor, of Boone county, and the were withdrawn, the nomination

others being made by acclamation. H.

If you wlnlt to re tore the bloom lo your •warned ciheek n»M NO tmprov* your health that plumpness and strength will Kuccced emaclatlou nnd debility, purify your nlood witli Ayer's SaiMtparilla. hP* remedy will •i)netil you more surely xnd wpeedilv" than anyothor.

SUlloh'a Cure win iiiiwitMiiutelv rll ev Croup, Whooping Cough oud Jiionechiti Sold by Ny« d-Co.

Fou sick headache, female trnubien, neu-' rali?ic puliiH in the heiid lake Dr. J. II. .N,cLt'au's. Utile Fiver and Kidnev Piliets, JtTj cents a vial.

Croup, Whoopini Cougn and P.ronehlti*

he or.ly diflerence between the Immediately relieved by amioh'H Cure. So'd ist Might and the OLU* in Januarv *l.v N.veA o. arth being nearer the

The Kov. »e». 11. Thayer, or liourho u, hid. says: "Hotb myself and wlfeoweour jivesto' HhJloh'.s Consumption Cum." Sohl bv .NveACo.

through my work to-day? I feel miserable, head* achy, tired, paia iu my bark, my food won't digest, lay whole body necms oat cf order. Wo answer that it is no woader you are la such a broken down coadition.and you will kt*p fretting worse unlos? you can euro your LI VEtt, TiiU iaijxatant or^nn is out of order and you iuti$t care it by promptly using those never f&illngMMNMMMMl^HB

Dr.C, McLane'sCelebrated Liver Pills.

They will restore you and give vigor and health to. Sour whole system, making you strong and well. nly25 cents a box, and they may savo your life. Ask your druggist for tho genuine

Dr. O. /toTtA KTE'S

CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS

—MADU ur-

FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa. S-Look out for CocSTEttrKiTS made In St Louis. USEIV0EYP0nSH

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