Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 41, Number 1, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 September 1898 — Page 2

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Urion of Affairsat Camp Thomas Lv. med from Actual Personal Observation.

ÄBY.2ES AND APPLIANCES THE BEST.

I la.ra or ijprnM dp rod l Make the Net- s ..Idlers mm ton fort ill . r..tlt uij to Kmtar Tfceaii - edllj tu U'tllli .ea. Trry-a Urwrl Shown to Mr Kate. Vk aiiktftOD. Sept. L s,vt-,-.irv AIwe eestVrdsy retn-ivetl the report of

ft. v. liuvntoa upti Um state of

.' t he lionpitsls al 'uuip lhon-

ssv 'IV report is dsteni Aug-u.st '.':. lta- ftNCr-rul uyi that his Jitrm--üoofl 'rrt' to rt-porl the numlsiT ot tele. .at aottT of illness, mmilxr -f OruLs. l?or space per pal; cut . the adopi. .-. j.na sintatiilit y of at! ti ml.s at wlte-cher the medical fJi rs have ' tlioir duties fllthfeHj and tjricU tau-11 i(f; noe, aud to make any a

rada'..on in the interest of all coll

ide says that tie timIi-.I all the

itaLs tu the camp, without (riving

f L is purpose. Says lien. Hoya

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S . Si.oLleat St a, a dsn! for Jali;iiient. "VUtlieving the death li&t of this aaiptu ailord to exec.lent tamlard hf which, to make sure its O uiditious an. r. health and bosp.u, Mcrvice a (nil report vvns obtained of all tea .11 i : the camp an. I its hospitals sii.- its establishment Mat m i l i Of Apart, last- The result shows a total sVajUt Uat of 1U8 up to t'n.' tSd f Clus month, when the breaking tip f this camp began. Mcliveeu thON alntvasat, tat.'lutlint; regulars end vol antrrs, ?J,ooi troops have been in camp im tXuf ( hii'katnauga park. The record of aaasavsU iu the uat ion si ceaaetsry a. Chat tan-soya shows a total of l-'J voluateon aud two regular viMi'Ts. Of these latter one ras killed b Irons a railway train. Tmm two CfrauMt lloapUals. Tlfce re.rso rt takes up in detail, first, (Che tin permanent hospitals, Leiter sad Sternberg, and states with the re-jsX.--,' minuteness the exa . .-i.voiu-oatxatasiou afforded by eaeU. The first is Jt (Vsrvtish Springs, un.ler oh fit M. arter, and wu oiiverte!

a large summer resort hotel into

liCal. reeeiringthe worst typhoid

;.-om the camp. h lm pat .en t

baa abau-.'atit room, vvoreu vi re anil !ar uli:-i'ra and abundant cloth-hag--'l'hi ventilation is perfect, p'.uuibInrr eav.v.v new and bat h me; facilities saiple. The nutaber of attendants, srbets 11 are well, ia entirely satllfsO) ary, aad atteudanU are on the way h tsvke places of those wild, h i re broken Iowa. a of .. with free Paa r .;e Mij. Carter has secured a herd of

oa aad has made arrange un-nts fi r past tt rimg them without exp. ii U tue gnveraneu L He has sufficient money frotm tke hospital fund to lu uhatvrr is wanted in the ivayo.' in,.,., ice ad other delicacies. There has been at w!im hospital full supplies milk. -Miumissary store-, and lelicsies, such as the sick outfit to hare, asd cite funds have enabled In in to buy at' that ias been needed in tue way of

anil potted goods, mips. -..iiu

inalt-tl iniih. e ;r'-, k"UJellia, preserves, relishes, gin

ger, Ois, champagne and c!jt im Uatrntnd iea Mi.Ij from IMnWater. The entire hospital is f urn she 1 with disttlicd water and the i v used is Stade from distilled water. Tlie sewerairs of the itospital ia excellent aad, ooatrary to jK-rsistent assertions, none ftk I'lvae has ever drained into lh Cfatekaiuauga river or approached it at say point Maj. 'ji-ter has a corps of doctors wbirk he regards as amply saflbsieBt Aacuce fir all the patients ia the bospitais. and reports them as faithful aad e.h 1 1 1 in the performance of their duties The MornbOTf Hospital. Talciag up the Sternberg hospital, in bar; ' Maj. liriffiu, ti-n. IJnynton shows it is one of the tnoe ojiplete field faoapitaia ever seen, accord iuf to r tee ans of the last war. All the teata awe closely floored and they are separate; st present only four men are ia svaav tent, aud, in addition to the seatav, there are nine large b MaH paifioas. Every tent and pavilion has

wire mattresses, ir mi liedand hair mattresses. There

are apeeia! diet cooks, five I old stor

age room for delicacies, separate refrigerator for each row of tents and every proper measure of saoitatiou is observed with respect to the sinks. Further the report says: TS la-boJa Flare la UmmX Care rally '- llrert Itetly. "T'he whole place ia inosl e:issfallp policed daily aud the whole establishment within and without its per-

ut building and its teals is in the perfect order.

"Sime the t stsbliahment of this hospital everything asked for in the way of aupplies of every kind has been promptly furnished. Sixteen to twenty-four barrels of distilled water are purchased daily, and patients et nothuur but dist lied w ater to drink Prosa three to live tons of ice are used daily Throe hundred (rations of milk are

pare I uim 1 daily, and 150 gallons furaiatied by the Ra4 OfMM Mtloay, Urilrn .l to I'rudir Kierjr I liln .. cnri for ('omfnrt of the Nick. "All money necessary for the juirehsvse of delieacies of every kin I suitable tt the sick has been furnished by spder of ieii Mernberg. Sieu after the hospital was estate liahed lie telegraphed as follow s to the surgeon i n ehitrge-: " 'Ik) nol failt, procure everything e?e.wy fort.ie eomforl of t hi scl. Apply to mi' for addition.il female aarsea and for money to buy de'.ieaclea when M nuued.' A careful iuyulry dci:i rpri

fact that all vanei.es o; medlosl aua- ! s reuuiied oi al.ed :r were fur

nished bth from Washington and from medical headquartera at the camp wil'.t th greatest promptness. " Kefuae lluriiail In m ( rrainator) . It is stated in sddition that all the

hospital refuse ia burned in a crematory, and according to M j (iriffen all of UM H I patients now sieu in thf entire cuiup could Ix- s.ifelv moved now. The diseases are uioie of a typho-ma-lariui character than of typhoid fever strictly, the death rate baUtg very low, ahoU vighi per cent, of the worat i a -i Moored ami Mean I'uaalbla To He Kept. The Bold hospital, in obarge ol NJuj

; IVake, is flixred with piaued lumber,

and it is us clean as is possible, being scrubbed with earliolic acid water and treated with bi-chloride of mercury every other day. All the patieuts arj on cots aui! never huve been on the ground for any length of time. None of the On ceuts allowed per mail for delicacies has been used, as it wus not needed. The rtpeii says of this hospitsl: rreferred to Keiualu lu the lloapltal to Ileitis' Si-ut Home. There have been in this hospital at various times lot patients fnuu tho Eighth New Vork volunteers. The reports show that in a great many cases it w as ditlicult to tell that anything was the matter with tluiu. Only ten per cent, of the cases of sickness from this regiment were reported as in any way serious, and when it was rumored that the reg-iiuenl was to be aonl home, several of those in the hospital asked not to be sent, but to be ullOWSd to remain throughout their convalescence. "

The report states that in times when the hospital was crowded there was a lack of nuraes, the deticiency bciii(f supplied by Uetails from the regiments, which were not as satisfactory us trained nurses. The Nurii'i nr- (hrmnrkril. "As a result of this inadequate force, says the report, "the force r.ovided has been hard woriicd. bur m all cases they have stuck to their posts and performed their work with great energy, until sickness overtook a considerable OS labor. The places of the sick have been tiled by nurses from the surgeon-general s department. The exhausting character of the work performed by these nurses is shown by the fa. t that about ouc-fouth of them have thoroughly exhausted their strength and are now resting in quarters. lien. Boyntoa shows that there is a full refrigerator capacity for this hospital, porcelaiu-lined baths, sterilized and iced water an'1 every convenience In the htUgsaat VpphsM unt. In the maliguaut typhoid ward there have been bu: two deaths out of

cases in three weeks, lie says that both the medical othcers aud the hospital attendants at this hospital have undoubtedly performed their duty with energy und erliciency, aud the best test of all this is shown by the fact that so many of them have thoroughly exhausted them, elves and fallen sick under their labors. It is also true that many of them have continued to work after they had been pronounced sick. The report continues at great length to siiow the clean and commendable condition of the hospitals and the hospital service, aud then takes up the adverse report of (Jen. Terry, and shows that it is false and wickedly mish ading in almost every particular and wholly unworthy of belief.

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The Famous Dreyfus Case Will Now Have to be Reopened Nolcuz Volenz.

THE SUICIDE OF LIEUT.-COl. HENRY.

It la PnMMOi tollae llern Suggest eU ami OOnoMWri au l Ilia siirrlor Oltl era a Me Keat of the BoMOSl staff KspMUeil to K.ln The Kaiuoua "l .twu" Letter of ICiiillr .ola .liiatltled.

LAW MUST BE RESPECTED.

LH( 11 :-(,iiu Control So oiiali Law (..- erns at ll.it in i. ami MUa llarton Mail Ahlde hf li. Washington, Sept. 1. Miss Ihirton pronably u ill ! obliged to pay the duties and tines imposed by the Spanish otiiciuis of Banana Bpon Um cargo of the relief ship Comal if she desires to secure the .oln.isMon of the supplies to lluxatin mid their distribution. The inforiniition that reached our governnient as to the imposition of these ihargi s nsnns front the P.ritish consul ut Ilaxana, who is eharged with the care of the United States interests. After consideration here the officials bav decided that until the United States military commission, which is to arrange for the evacuation of the island of Cuba, has discharged that duty . the nil mi n Ut rat ion of the Spanish laws by the Spanish officials mua lie respected.

THE OLIVETTE SUNK.

The llopltKl Ship Olivetti Sent to the Itottou liy Home Myateriona Agency at Frrnandlua. Fla. l'ern.uKlitia, Fla., Sept. L The 1mspitnl ship Olivette, which has Im-cii lyinr Bear the quarantine station, through some mysterious agency, sank bImmiI T:.i) a. m. Aboard of the ship was the hospital corps of and a er- of a;, persons, ,,f w Lun esOapnd without injury, but in scanty ut-tire.

The roustabouts sleeping; in t tie Innrer hold lind n narrow escape, being driven front their hunks like so many rate. rVnitiaalalj for those on board there was u schooner near by, and some of them took shelter on her while others sought refuge ut the

quarantine station.

The diett went down in about ufj feet of water, her main deck lieing submerged. No one nppnrently knows how IMi calamity could have occurred, and as no investigation has yet been in. i.h the matter remains a mystery, Vessels in the harlmr will probBbff pump her out if such n thing is possi. ble. S-hle.v anil Gordon Hailed on tha Senees, New York, An-. 31. Admiral W. H. Sclilev and (ien. Win V Cordon, l uilcd States commissioners to settle the conditions for the Spanidi evacuation of Pur to Rico, sailed for San Juan ou boatd the steamer Seu'-ca.

titttft Sept. It is now insii.i;.i;ed that the inicidC of l.ieul.tol. lleuiy, the chief of the int. il i:;em e dcpui tim nt ol the minister for war. was counted at by the I'r. u. h ariny authorities. In any ease, the suicideiHrcurred shortly after tin hf or I'-ud eeived u visit from an ofRoeT Qi the ganamJ statt, who. on lanaing ordnred the sentry on duty bef ue CoL II. nty'a place of contineinen not to tlisturb the prisoner, as he bad a lot of work to do. It is recalletl thai n si.uilar op pcsrtonltj to commit su'iMe was al nfded to Dreyfus, who. however, ueeiined to profit bjf it. The modlet I cxainitiation made of Um remains of the late Col. Henry hOWl that his dcuth was instantaneous. Hellef thai the Keat of Staff May Itealsn. It is generally believed that ih-rest of th. general stalT of tbf I'ren. h army will follow the eani!i of Gen. EoisdetTre, t.he chief of stall nasi of tien. tione. the under shlef a id tender their resig-i.it ions. It appears : nut the nhnis'cr for vsar, M. Cuvclgnae. is convinced hat ol. lb ury had aeeompliccs in the forgery . of the Inerintinating dcu:iicut, und there are ptfststenl reports that Col. l'aty Da t lam will shortlj be arrestedL In this connect Ion it ii report od that the minister of justice. M. BniTien, baa alreinly taken steps to gi-aiit Ibeyfusa retrial. sa Vaaaaas ! tfnm" letter. M. Emile Zola, in his famous "1 nccuse letter, which led to his trial and

conviction on the charge of libelling military officers, said T accuse Lieut. -I ol. Phtj Du ( lain of having leeii the dhthplb l workei ot a Judicial error, uneonaeiooaly, I an ready to believe, und of then hininy defended his nefarious doings foi the past three years by the most ab surd and culpable machinations. 1 nc eusc Qon Mereeir (who was ministei for war when Dn vfus was t ri 1 . l lieing; the accomplice, at e;ist. through veak tntelHfrence, in the greatest iniquity of the century. I license (ien. IÜI lot i minister for war during tlu late Dreyfus ugitntion), of having in Iiis handl the certain proofs of the in IsOaanca of Dreyfus and Of having suppressed them, thus having rendered hbnseli guilty of treason against humanity and justice, for a political rea son and in order to save the coin pro misett stau". I accuse den. l!oideffr (the chief of the ee.ieral staffl had (ion. Ctenaa tthe aanatnnl chief of thi general staiT) of beiiur the ace iinplicc in the same crime, the one through religious animosity, doubtless, tin Other, perhaps, through the esprit de corps which makes the w.ir office a acred and unassailable arc. I noenai (Ien. De I'elleaux and Maj. Kavary d having made a flagitious investigation, w hen by I mean an inquiry of th most monstrous partinlitv. I accuse the three experts in handwriting, the men Delhomine. Yurinard and Coaurd of having drawn up false ami fraudulent Penorts, unless a medical examina

tion shall pTOVe them to be victims of a disease of Bight or fodgment. T accuse the officers of the war office of having organized a press campaign in order to lend public opinion astray ; Finally, I BCCUM the first court-martial

of having condemned a man on a wellkept secret, nnd I accuse the second court-martial of having covered this illegality by order, und of committing in its turn the judicial crime of knowingly acquitting a guilty pel Kin, The Trial of ..la and I'rrreux. After a long trial, in February l.r-t, M. Zola was sentenced to one ear's

Imprisonment and to pay fine f 3.000 francs for these alleged libels, and M. I'arreux. manager of the Anrore, was sentenced to four months imprisonment and to pay IJJOi francs tin" On his way to and from the courthouse I u ri ti lt" the trial of M. Zola was Continually booted by mobs, and at its conclusion narrowly escaped personal violence. When the French author heard the verdict, he exclaimed "They ire cannibals. Othera Partie to the t'aae. Gen. Robadeffre, the chief of the freneral staff of the French army, who has just resigned, is understood to lie in high favor at St. Petersburg. He gained considers ble popularity hy his attitude in diff use of the ,,r y tiliring the ola trial, and at one time w.is looked upon as posslbl) aiming al a military d ietatorshi p. Prince Henry of Orleans, who is credited with hoping for a millte movement nguinst the French repnb lie. ,-ilsn tried to make On pital on; of the trinl. Alleged Solomon Island Treasurer Found to he h Myth. San Francisco. Sept. ft The schoonfr Sophia Sutherland. vhi h left here 18 months ago with a party of treasureseekers for the Solomon islands, has returned with a cargo of cocoa nuts. The men were deceived by the projector oi the enterprise. L. P. Sorensoii. who was put ashore on the isiand. 1'he oth is sailed for Samoa, four of them dying of fever. ( apt. McLean, has a poor opinion of the Solomon is lamb-, but says the outlook for trade in Samoa is good, as the people are hegiuning to rui-. MWWt 1 he political

HONOR TRAILED IN THE DUST.

a rrotiiinriit ctanan nhtlnptnt tnal Pon InMBOnSi oii'eaaea llloi.elf au Kitti.toler Trual lUtrajed. Bntu Me Sepl I v Mayor Kritn II Twit Chill, oue of Bath's most prominent citizens, and a lueiulier of (iov. I'ovvers' council and well-known in business circles in Maine and Massachusetts, is a confessed ciiibcler. The amount of the embezzlement is placed it Si. ' oi Kl, tut it may exceed that nah It isulleged that fOf the past 14 or 1.1 years, duriug which Mr. Twltehall has bona connected w Ith the Worumb i ffoolah Msuufuciur.ng CO., vsrouis sums have been appi opriated by Iniu. These amounts were charged to the expense account so that the business has not become involved at auy time. When confronted with the evidence, Mr. Twitchell acknowledged his guilt, but it ia thought no prosecution will follow, as the one uwsi deeply interested is (islcu S Masse, treasurer of the mills, w ho is inclined to treat the matter as one of personal w rong rather than an instance of ci imiral intent. Mr. Twitchell. who is at his summer home ut Popbani lleach. is in very poor health. Ha refuses to discuss the situation. The disclosures iu the ease were precipitated by the personal assignment of Mr. Moses, which was announced Tuesday, and in which more than Siou,UK) worth of property is involved. Mr. Twitchell was chosen mayor in ls'Jl aud Is..? He was sent to the legislature in IPtS Msd IMS, and this yeur he was selected a member of the executive council, lie has been grand commender of the Masonic comiuandery ol .Maine, and is past grand chancellor ol the Knights of l'ythias. PENSION MATTERS.

A Vlnalcol frllle. Thst't might v it"d band." mid Tommy Tucker, who vv ia up ! a tt.e listening to the afternoon concert st the pars. -How manv misk'iaeers tatyi aakea Ber.nv who w i Kin.; d.ivvt in thegr.is- ( "They'a '-"O," aiisewered tommy. nn thev'a ;i feller that stand ut in front of em. heat in' a stick up an" 0SWS and trvin te bot'ier 'ein. bet thev don't i iy noattentiou to him."-Cbie.ifo TinMM The Blgaeat Uleele In tbe World. A (5erm.ui bsfl just conq leted a bicycle that has one wheel nine I" I in diameter. Two POOpIs ride it one ou "h side el the monster wlteel It rum as enily aa a ama Iter bicycle Ins ause of ita sen utifie construetmn. The seiaetiie fornanh f Hostetter'i Stenn, h Bitten i tbe reas tl of Us great virtues in limine the weak -tr.uig, ami in curing tuest ot t lie every d o ailments of Men and women. If your health is poor, try a bottle. I'oor .Irl. She Oh. akknsf don't teas, me to sing. I'm so KnrM tu ntglt that 1 an h.u.Uy in ike a found- . , .... ,. .. lie Yea, I know. That awkj Ithinkthit Would be i g I time to hav. it over itb. Chicago Kveiun Newa.

Int ercolni; 1'arta and Figures shown h the Fort h-r i lui; lt-ort of the I'eutlou I oiinulaaloiier. Washington, Sept. 1 The forthcoming annual report of the commissioner of pensions will show that the number of pensions allowed during the past fiscal year, including th-' war of Ulf, was ,'ei 7.(7, of whicb S4,tS1 are for Obliers and l,h&3 for sai.ors. Four witlovvs were reinstated ami two promoted, and bJ orphans and relatives of soldiers were reinstated. One hundred und thirty-nine cxT'nioD soldiers were reinstated and L'7: promoted. The number of pensioners ou th rolls June J , ls.is. was . .. 7 14. Amount paid for pensions .luring; the fiscal year ending dune M. IMaf, SH4.- ! . "sT'.i; average value of each pension, 111 L. 7ft Comparison shows that more pensions for service iu the vvar of the rebellion were granted during the last fiscal year than were allowed during the entire four years of lirant s second term and the entire administration ol Prentdent Hayes; that tiie amount actua'lvpaid for army and navy pensions Iiiring the tisch year, ending June .10 LtM was largely iu excevs of tin uiiiount paid either during the tirst or second term of President (iranl's administration, and aliii' st a.s much as was paid during the entire four years if President Kayna administration SUSPICItiUS BIDS. Isveatiratloii slinw. that a I. r- . . . . . of lllds Offered for It oid Were KOI Ilona Ilde.

Ts MaUtaeeeaal "Profe-sor. madam

! has ju-t retnracd fron bei je .mev ." Pro-

f. ss.ir Keni inl ine hv auu ia io nr uu S klas '-Tlt lliti. VJ hent 40 t eula n .inahel. BOW to grow wheat with I I profit at 4n rents anJ aompka of v.i!zet' B d Cross (0 Hu.ht Is per a. rel Winter Whe.il. live, Oats, Clovers, etc.. with K it in Seed I it.i'ogue t ir leceta i- tl ige. JOHN A SAl.KK SEED 00 to. Crosse. Wis. K Don't le impre-ed when a nun says he will ".itake his repntation on i thing He mav not have anvthingat stakt -Atchiaon

Globe. In nine out often easesnfC'holerilnfantum I and Dowel Disorders that prove fatal from l ordinarv neahs t and sub ouent tie.itnient.

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ItlO IMieiV US'- u t a', .il ;r.'.f jr.r iui.. (TVcOlt j I' . .i -i would have HVOd Uie child. IVople vvlio don't kn vv wh.it they want, are harder to please I ban tie-- who do know and can't have it. Ram's Horn. To Cure a I nld In One Hay Take T-ax.itivr Hromo (Quinine T.' let! All druggists refund money it it tailatovire. 25c. A fiddle is about the only thing on earth that 1 1 better nd band Ihaa new. nrnahinfton (la.) Ptneirrit We think Pwo'a Cure for Consumption is the onlv med. cine i"r C"Ugli? Icnaie Puickard. bptiofiicld, Li.. Oct. I, lv-i ri-h mjii'i will is something like the

' ahowcr. It acltles the "du.:." L. A. W.

Bnlletin. llnH'a atnrrb Care Is taken Inteinally. Price Tic.

Washington. Sept. ft A wide investigation of suspicious bids under the lust call for subscriptions to government bonds has been completed by Solicitor O'Coiincll of the treasury department, anil yesterday he submitted to Secretary agc the mass of testiOny Oh th transact. ous found to have been illegal. Secretary (iage said Uist night the Inveatigntion showed that a largo amount of the hids offered were not bona tide, but that, in none of the cases involved in the investigation had tho bonda been issued to the bidih-rs. He said be had no doubt. hOWOVOC, that in some ..'itanees. as yet umliscovered, bouds oid for in a similar way. unktmwiugly to the department, had lieea issued. COMPLAINTS ANSWERED.

Why the Troops lu Porto Klro and Certain Keglnients In Santiago were ot Paid.

Washington, Sept. A dispatch has lieen ree'ivcl at the war departuient from (ien. Miles asking why the trisips in i'orto Uico have not been paid. The explanation is given that the paymasters with money for the tr. Mips were at Santiago, anil ready to SCOneed hO Ponce, but (ien. Miles objected l these paymasters, saying they would bring yellow fever infection with them, or the money might be infected while on boa.d the ships. Other pay masters have been since (Utpe ehed to I'orto Hie., h. pay the troops ' oniplaints have been made also by certain regiments that they reenived i i pay Whlia at Santiago. It is learned at the department that iu some of these instances the requests were made by the commanding officers of the reginients to lefer payuieiit until the tro. ips returned ti the United States. Such requests were approved by (ten. bhafter. ami accordingly the paymasters omitted such regiments when paying at Santiago. (Ins. Ilaatlnar' Keeoinmrndat Ion li e leV the tiisti-r-liit of the loiunleera. Washington, Sept. S.tiov. Hastings of I'eniisy I vania wns at the war leprirtinent yesterday, ami made his recommendations regarding the mustering out of the P sylTiinia volunteers. The regiments probably will be untiounced ttvday, The I'ennsvivania regiments which have arm i Will be sent to those armories; those which have not will be sent to the point nearest their homes. Gov. Hastings conferred with sho quartermaster's department regard I hg t no transportaliou of the tr oys to thai; homes

Fear i so sharp-eighted N can see wh.it dees not exist. L. A. W . Bnlkrtie.

Feed Your Nerves Upon rub, pure, nour -hmg blood by takuig Hood's Sarsapanlla, aad you will be baa from those spells oi despair, those sleepless mgbts and anxious days, those gloomy, deathlike feelings, those sudden starts at mere noihn -., those dyspeptic symptoms and blinding headaches. Hood's Sarsapanlla has done this for many other it will cure you. Hood's Sarsaparilla la AaiTira's Greatest Medicine, fl; six for IB. Hood'S PUIS cure S.. k lb a.lacL . :c.

la thp onlT mire riir. in t ti . -'.! for ehroalr VIrrn, Hwae I'lrera. Mreofulon I leer, Varlroar llirrl, Uunatreae, f i-r Sorea, anrt all Old Surra. Ii MtTef fall. Dra a oat all polann Saes t-iiMnse set iifferln 'res t-erir .nieiit lit- taalvef'T hareaaea. Pllea, Kama, I Uta, an.l a.. Prrsh sS'aanSa. H mail, small. a.; l-i-k-i. Or -.. . tr.-.- J. a. A. l.l v st I l.M 1KB CO.. St. Piaul. Hiaa. SolU ,j UrtagBtsta.

coughing jaWaWBatel W I know of nothing better to tear tUc lining of your throat and luniks. It is better than wet feet to cause bronchitis and pneumonia. Only keep it up long enough and you v. ill succeed in reducing your wci 'ht, losing your appetite, bringing on a slow fever and making everything exactly right lor the germs of consumption. Stop coughing and you will get well.

Auers

cures coughs of every kind. An ordinary cough disappears in a single night. The racking coughs of bronchitis are soon completely mastered. Ar.d, if not too far along, the coughs or consumption are completely cured. Ask your druggist for one of Dr. Ayers Pectoral Plasters It will aid the action of the Cherry Pectoral. If yon hire s-y rnmr-lslnt whstMer ami .1. -co- tl-.- 1 -' "'- 1 S.lvi.-.- you i- in Mlnly obtain, writ.- n fn-elv. "V. .u sill" receive a pr..ni.t reply that may bo of (treat value t.. v.m Address,

. J. C. AYKK. Lowell, Man.

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Biliousness

"I have used )ur sultiuble C.S('A KI-.Tts and Bad Ibeta perfect. Coulds'l do wiihoiit th.-m 1 h;oe us. i ihseB lorssSM time for indigestion and btlteuenesa ami am now completely cured. Kecomniend tbem. to every one. Onoa tried, you will never be wittmul them hj ihe fsujily. Eow. A Mihi, Aiüaoi. N. Y.

CANDY

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