Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 17, Plymouth, Marshall County, 8 February 1895 — Page 7

Mi Arthur J. Menday "Woodland, Wash. I Arn Cured" it Eczema, appeared three yea-s pro, and since then I have tried all kiads of remedies for the cure of the disease and had given up all hope of ever beintr cured. At last I was told to try Hood's Sarsaparilla and llood'd Olive Ointment. I did so, aal I am happy to say that I Am Cured f that dreadful skia dlseise. I have taken sixteen bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla and used fivd boxes of ti Ointment. I would have written before, but 1 whhc l to wait until I was conti lent the disease would not return aeaiu. It has not. und I can say 1 am perfect y cured. I jrladly recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla." ARTH fit J. .Mlnimy, Woodland. ahiaton. Hood's Pills do not pur.ro, pain or pripe, bat act promptly, easily aud efficiently. 25c. KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly upou. The many, who live better than othere and enjoy life more, vith less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world' bet products to the'needs of physical being, will attest tho value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in tho remedy, Syrup of Fijrs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a jrfect laxative; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers ana permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of tho medical profession, because it acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weakening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance. Syrup of Fiirs is for Kale by all druggists in 50c and 1 bottle?, but it is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose nr.nie is printed on every package, also the name, Hyrupof Figs, and being well informedyou will not accept any substitute If cüered. Lydia c. P'mkham's Vegetable Ccrripciind CURES Errcgularity, Supprf sstd or Painful Menstruations, "Weakii"ssct the Stomach, JndipcFticn, UJoatin.-, Floo.l.;!i!, Xcrvous rr(tratlon, Headache, General I'tbiiity, Kidney Complaints hi either sex. Uvei-y time ii will relievo Backache, raintncsG, Extrem Lassitnr.c, " don't rnre" an Vvrnrt to be left alone " frelirp. ieitalii;ty,irrit.ibility, nrrvousncs, elf epftm-.s, tlaiult ncv, melancholy, or tho bin." Tl.tfe afo Rare indications of IVroale "Weakius, ßcio derangement of the Uternit, or Womb Troubles. Every woman, msrrd cr single, fl ouM own nw rf.-.d " V.V.man'a llrauty, iVril, Iutr," an ill'Tstratrd bof.k f 20 rages, containing impr.rtant informatlcn that every -worn hii Khonl.l knfj.- al.ui beiself. V,"o send it freo to any reader of this paper. An dnip-- ,H1 th Pit kim indirine. Aii!rf !b tonflitiK-, .,THI X 1'INKHAM Mti. C,., J.TKN. !A63. LytJia E. Tlnkham1 Liver Pills. 25 cents. CUTLER'S Pctkct Infcaler lui erln.it to iiig rh; euren 1 a ir;j.- '- tarrii.lirriucltii in,'eid tri ll"il. und oerh . I!m1vasft kriift. '1 tua 1N!I AM It Ik i. roved tjr rhrfieiaiiM ant Mflirl Jniwi.tiLi. i:y Innnibla tor 1 00; l.y mail for fi.iO. Mlrrt bo Kihtr. W. II. rHllTll '., l'roprietora. No. 410 Mirhlcan Ktrwt, ltuiTulu, New Vork. Ely's Cream Balm quickly vimr.n GOLDihIIEAD ijjtvrrip. yZA U Price fiO ftent Apply Halm info raoh nfr1. LlX UHoa.,66Warren b.,N.V. BEST POLISH IN THE WORLD. DO NOT BE DECEIVED

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CONGRESSMEN BRECKINRIDGE AND HEARD QUARREL. Kcntixckian Is Called a "Liar"-Hc lieiorts with Impertinent Pupiiy" anil a Vigorous liilit-IIandcr Uoth Men Arrested Offenders- ApoloizeWords IvCnd to lilows. A scene of the wildest and most intense exi itement occurred in the National House nt the conclusion rsf tbo dobato on Mr. Hilt's Hawaiian resolution Friday, jrrowinjr out of a iersonnl difficulty betwoon Mr. lireckinridKe, of Kentucky, and Mr. Heard, of Missouri, in which epithets lik "import inont lupny." "coward." "sroundrel," "Ihir" were bandied. One blow w:!s struck, when friends interposed find the serjeant-at-arms arrested the two ofitmlers and brought them to the bar of the House, where Mr. Ureckinrid e, in the course of an exphinntion, practically ihallenped Mr. Heard and demanded personal satisfaction. As well as the tangle of confused events can le unraveled the encounter occurred in this way: Mr. Heard, who was in charge of the District of Columbia bill, cut off Mr. lJrockinrid o, who was attempting to address the House on tho Hawaiian resolution, by demanding Ihe previous question on the adoption of the resolution. Mr. Ureckinridgo immediately moved around from the side aisle in which he was standing to the tier of seats where Mr. Heard stood, and hot words followed. Mr. Ureckin ridge protested against what he called Mr. Heard's rudoness. The laiter declared he was only doing Lis duty. As the voices of the gentlemen rose nu mbers rushed thither. Called "IMippy and "lMar." 'impertinent puppy!" shouted Mr. J I tv kinridge. "Liar!" hissed back Mr. Heard. At the word the white-haired Breckinridge, who is a heavily built, stocky man, put his foot on the step on which the benches are located ami let drive a righthand blow nt Mr. Heard. Mr. Heard, who is slight and apparently not strong, !olged. In rn instant a dozen hands were extended t restrain the Kentu.'Kian, and the tide of members swept him Wer ri'r.iLisxr ix tiii: norsi:. twenty feet up the main aisle. But he continued to struggle and wrestle with his captors, Messrs. Pence and Outhwaite. The House and galleries were in an uproar. Bedlam had broken looe. Over it all the crack of the Speaker's gavel t-ouuded as he attempted to quell the riot on the lloor. In a linn tone the Speaker directed the sergeant-at-arms to arrest the offenders. Col. Isaac Hill, the deputy, and hi assistant, Mr. Kobinson. grabbrsl t he silver mace, the emblem of the House's Mithority, and rushed tip the aisle. Ji .vii crowded with members. "When they had elbowed their way to the scene of the combat Mr. Breckinridge was still struggling with those who held him. His nntfigonUt, Mr. Heard, stood ealiniy in his place. Col. Hill and his assistant seized Mr. Breckinridge, and Mr. Heard was pushed into the arms of tho depufy Kergeant-at-arni. As the two men came together Mr. Breckinridge made a desperate effort to free himself, lirt ckinrldso IIa ll!ood in Hin Kyc. "You are a coward afid a scoundrel!'' be yelled at Mr. Heard, but the stalwart JIobiiiKou roughly pulled Mr. Breckinridge forward, and tho two representatives of the American Congress were hustled, rather than escorted, to tho bar of the House. The Speaker ordered all to take their seats. Many of the members did so reluctantly. "Take it back!" shouted Mr. Breckinridge, aa he glared at Mr. Heard, who stood, like himself, in custody before the bar. "You called mo an impertinent puppy." answered Mr. Heard. Meantime the Speaker was trying to drive the excited and frantic menilwrs back to their seats. Mr. Breckinridge was ctppenliuz fur recognition, but the Speaker would not hear him. After all the member were seated ho ordered both Mr. Heard anil Mr. Breckinridge back to their seat, and then recognized the Kentuckian. With Iiis frame trembling with excitement, his silver hair tumbling back from his forehead, Mr. Breckinridge rose. Attempting to contain himself he began his npolofcry in humble tones. Those who were aear the two members when the encounter occurred, says a "Washington correspondent, are unanimous in stating that Breckinridge's manner wn rude aud provoking and that ho referred to Mr. Heard ns an insolent something or other, tho term used being generally understood as "scoundrel." Mr. Heard's retort was what might Ik expected in answer to au epithet from a man of Breckinridge's reputation, nnd it w:us no surprise that ho should call tho Kcnlucklan a liar. The sympathy of tho House and galleries were largely with Mr. Heard. Tho latter is a very mild-mannered man and has never been known to conduct himself in an ungentlemanly or unparliamentary manner on the lloor of tho House. Breckinridge is uiually very suave nnd oily in his address and his outbreak today was Komewhat of a surprise. He has, at least, brought into the House of Representatives the manners of himself, son, and somo of his counsel in the celebrated launige suit. European Iaeo in Amerlcn. Tills country imports through tin; custom house annually nearly $7,0X.000 worth of inachlne-made European Iaco and los than $700,000 worth of handinadc lace. Much of the former Is doubtless sold as hand-made, and a good deal of both leaks In by devious ways. Much Is imported by returning travelers as an article of personal wear long in use, and thus it escapes duty. Whitney at 18 Invented the cotton gin.

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These "Wo Always Have. A critic suggests that a mass meeting ot dramatic critics b-j culled to protest against tho further use on the stage of the subjoined expressions: "You will learn to love mo." "Listen (music), and I will tell you tho story or my life." "lie was the only man wlio ever spoke a kind word to mo." "Papa, kis mamma." "I must tell you one thing before I go not very much to you. perhaps, but to mo everything. I love jou." "lie bravo. .lack; you liavo ME." "Ah. little one, you don't understand these things." "For somo weeks I'vo noticed a change in your manner toward me." "At last, Hubert Gordon, wo moot face to face. A-h-h'."' (as be is stabbed In the back). "Mo t h-i-l-d!" "Whr.t was that! Only a snap of a twig. How faint my heart feels to-day. Some superstitious dread seems to b-. over mo." "Don't bo afraid of mo, little one. I (diet? had a child who, if ho had but lived, would luivo locked just ::s you do now." (Looks earnestly at tho lad's face and toys with his hair.) "I .voc it ail now." Pearson's Weekly.

A. AV OMAN'S NERVES. STCBY OF A WOMAN TO WHOM NOISE WAS TORTURE. Prostrated by the Least Excitement 1'h.vsicians liaflicJ !v Her Case. (ot th" Gate Ci'j. KcoJji!;. I, .tea.) Mrs. Ilek-n Meyer, whose home is at rilö Vernon avenue, Chicago, aud whose visit to Keokuk. la.. w;il long be remembered, was at one time ahlicted with a nervous malady which at times drove her nearly to distraction. "Those terrible headaches are a thing of the past.' she said th- other d;:y to i Hate Ci;y representative, "and there is quite a story in connection with it. loo." "My nervous system sustained a great shock some liltecn years ago. brought on, I believe, through too much worrying over family matters and then allowing my love for my books to get tho belter of" my discretion who;v my health was concerned. Why, whenever my rt'r'airs at home did not go along just as I expected. I would invariably become prostrated from the excitement and I would consider myself fortuuate indeed if the effects of the attack would not remain for a week. I wa obliged to give up our pleasant home not far from the Lake idiore drive, because I could not stand tiie noise in that locality. 1 could find no place in the city which I deemed suitably to one vhoe nervous system was always 0:1 the point of explosion. To add to my misfortunes, my com plexion underwent a change and I looked so yellow and sallow that I was ashamed to venture from the house at all." "Madam," said my doctor to me soon after an unusually sever' attack of the malady, "ur.Iess you leave the city and seek some place of quiet, you wilTuever recover." So I concluded I would visit my uncle, who lives in Dntlas County, Iowa, and whose farm would surely be a good place for one in my pitiable condition. I picked up the (Jute City one day and happened to come across an interesting recital of the recovery of some woman in New York State who was attlicted as I had been. This woman had been cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. I thought that if Pink Pills cured that woman they mi;:ht do the same for me. 1 began to take the pi!!j according to directions, and I began to feel better I' rem the st:.rt. After I had taken several boxes ot them 1 was ready to go back to Chicago. My nervousness was gone aid my complexion was as fresh as that of any sixteen-year-old girl in Iowa, and Pink Pills i what put the color in my cheeks. No wonder I am in sack liiyii spirits and feel like a prize tighter. Aud no wonder I like to come to Keokuk, for if it had not been for Pink Pills boujrLt from a Keokuk firm I would not have been alive now," laughingly concluded tho ladv. Dr. Williams' Pink Pill contain all the elements necessary to give new life und richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. They are for Kale by all druggists, or may be had by mail from Dr. Williams' Medimie Company, Schenectady, N. Y.. for T0 cents per box. or six boxes for $H.r0 Swallows Xovri Ply by Night. As far as is known, swallows migratory flights a lv always carried on by day. Tho fact that, though warblers and ether migrants aro constantly found dead around lighthouses, having dashed themselves against the windows of tho lanterns, swallows have never been known to meet their fate in thi.j way, furnisluv. strong" presumptive evidence of this peculiarity of tho swallow tribe. Btatb ov Ohio. Citv of Tom:io, J.VCAS IVl'NTV. Frank J. Chem.v makes onth that he Is tho senior partner of the firm of !'. .i.('!ikm:t&1'o.. doin Lnuiim in the t.'iiy of Toletio. i'oiinty and .stall idoret.Ul. and ihpt -ai.l linn will i -ay thu sum U! ON if HlNPd;i:i JMM.I.Ams fur each and ovory a of Cata i: mi Hut cucntt ba ourud by ike ut of Hau 1"atai:j:u Ccixe. i HANK J. CULNUY. Sworn to lfore nie a.v.l m: Lim riled la nay proienco, UiU Ui luv et" IvcvMbor, A. 1 ., ikw. l SEAL I A. w. :u:aox. Hall's Catar i Cure Is taken Internally aud aetj tiiroetly on tii- !oud and nitrous surtaxes of tho sykloiu. tfvud Jof lectin i m:ds. free. V. .1. CliKNiA" & CA., Tolwdo, O. äold l) Iri!fgU.ts, 7.V. Kiul Hank. About ti. I ko of tho war Jense P. Ayor accuuvikit' I a considerable, number of bills, a; M oulting in all to about $o00. Those wciv dangerous times, and be wanted to put the bills where they would bo absolutely safe from thieves, fire, or anything else. So he wont into the woods and bored a hole Into a big red-oak tree. Ho wrappod the bills up in a piece of paper and ytuck them Into tho tree. Ho then made a stout stob, and driving it into che hole, sawed it off dose. Somo time afterward, when all had quieted down, he went to got bis money. Tho slob was In place Just as ho had loft it, and after considerable trouble bo removed it. Then ho raked for his money. But he didn't lind it Ho found only a porlou of the paper it was wrapped in and somo remains of paper and money. In somo unknown manner nearly all had been destroyed. Turn the devil out of the church at one door, and he will be put on a different coat and go In at another.

After years of practical use and a trial of many brands of baking powder (some of which she recommended before becoming acquainted with the great qualities of the Royal), Marion Hariand finds the Roj'al Baking Powder to be greatly superior to all similar preparations, and states that she uses it exclusively, and deems it an act of justice and a pleasure to recommend it unqualifiedly to American Housewives. The testimony of this gifted authority upon Household Economy coincides with that of millions of housekeepers, many of whom speak from knowledge obtained from a continuous use of Royal Baking Powder for a third of a century. ROYAL CAKING rOW2En CO., 1C5 VALL ST., NEW-YORK.

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'Twas a Strange Recovery. To return to a coincidence in recovery, wo aro tempted to supplement our contemporary's budget by a story that is quite as remarkable as any which have hitherto appeared in its columns, and whkli, to the best of our belief and recollection, happened absolutely as we relate It, says tho London Spectator. A bought a cigarette caso in St. Petersburg, which ho gave to B in Lngland. after having tho hitter's iuiiial's engraved upon it. This cigarette easo, together with some other property, was stolon from B by his native servant in f .. r i it i-i Cojlon. Somo years afterward A, while visiting an old silver shop in St. Peters-1 burg, came upon the cigarette case' again. Tho coincidence was curl ust but when one has soberly reckoned up tho chances against its occurrence will bo found not a very unlikely one after all. And yet there aro people, wo believe, who, putting together several eass of a similar character, would like to lind in them a proof of tome mysterious agency working toward somo unseen and mysterious end. . nr. f 1 - .j a l jcrnoic t iHiunu t Pain Is tthvajs a terrible visitant, und often domiciles itself with one for life. This Infliction is prevnitable. In oas3 of rheumatism, by a timely resort to Hostet ter's Tdomach P.! Iters, which Checks the enercaeliuients of this obstinate and dangerous malady at tlie outset. The term ''dangerous" is used advisedly, for rheumatism is always liable to attack tue vital organ i and terminate life. No testimony Is more conclusive and concurrent tlir.n that of physicians who testify to the oie'llent effect of the Hitters la this disejie. Persons incur a wetting In rainy or snowy weather, and who are cipost'd to d rough la. should us the lilttcrs as a preventive of 111 fleets. Malaria, dyspepsia, liver end kicney trouble, nervousness and debility pre a among tho ailments to which "t'.ds popular medicine is adapted. Tor tho Infirmities, soreness and stiffaesa of the aged Is highly bcneuVial. Missouri is a compound of two Indian words, moaning "groat yellow water." Tho Dakotas called it Minnoshosha, "muddy wattv." Maripietto gives it as Woniesouret; Thevenot calls it Ou-mis-souri. Tho Algonquins knew it as the Pekitanoni. Grass Is King! Crass rille. It is the most valuable crop of America, worth more than either corn or wheat. Luxurious mead ows rs are the farmers delight. A poi - re way to get them, anl the only one tiv we know, is to tow Salzer's Kxtra Grass Mixtures. Mauv of our farmer readers praise them and say thev get four to Six ton Of magaitlccnt hay per acre from Halzor's reeds. Over one hundred diflereut kinds of T.rass, Clover and Fodder Plant seeds are sold by Falzer, If You Will Cut Thi Out and Send It with 7e postage to tho .lohn A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis., you wiii got a sample of Crass and (Mover Mixture nnd their mammoth catalogue free.CNU Diogenes was undoubtedly a harmless lunatic. His tub, bis wallet and his drinking cup are known to every school boy. Helping His Friend. From Ney, Defiance County, Ohio, Charles A. Bergman writes to tho Sterling Beinedy Co.. of Chicago, that ho thinks No-to-bac is ono of tho greatest remedies on earth. Ono box of No-to-Lae,-purchased at the local drug store, cured him of tho tobacco habit, and he is now recommending No-to-bac to Iiis friends. The man who does not look ahead soc u has to fall back. Tif fei If you h&vr

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A Wis: Girl. A little girl is reported to have written in her examination paper: "The Arctic ocean is chiefly used for purposes of exploration." London Globo. How It May Happen. "Jeminy crickets, she's gut the rickets." whispered one beau to another in the company of a very pretty girl. Truly she was very beautiful, but there was a twitching about the nerves of the faeo which showed suffering. "No," gaid the other, "it's neuralgia, and she's a martyr tr it." St. Jacobs Oil was suggested as the world-renowned cure for ir. Did she try it? Yes, and was cured hr it nnd i married "one of the fellows" afterwards. T1)0 Uf5 of t!l0 n.at mi . f . will not bring about a marriage, but in its ! ''m oi" l'ain Jt bring about conditions ; of health to make life more enjovabie. No man or woman ought to marry who is a sufferer from ehroni? pairs. We should it; aot wed woe to win only wretchedness Long Time Under Or.o Roof. Mary Elizabeth Kyel, a Loudon lady, who passed the century mark four years ago, has slept I'O.OOO nights under one roof. Luxo CoMPXAiNTf , BaoxciiiTis, Asthma, etc., are speedily relieved, and if taken i in time, permanently cured by Dr. I. Jayncs Lxpectorant. lou will find mit also a certain remedy for Coughs und Colds. Bats arc not classed with birds bocause they suckle their young, and, having no neäts, carry them about until they are able to fly and care for them selves. Piso's Crm: is a wonderful cough medicine. Mks. W. Pickert, Van Sielen, and Blake Aves., Brooklyn, N. Y.. Oct. L(, '94. ON THE ROAD to recovery, the 'young woman and nervine ; that's peculiarly j adapted to her j needs, regulating, j sirciig:inrnin aim ci;r- , comnon center-health. The best bodilv I condition results from good food, fresh air and exercise coupled with the judicious use ' If there be headache, pain in the bac. I i ins-down sensations, or general de- ; ' hll r 1. J???' ! -Prescription" reaches the origin of the j trouble sad corrects it. It dispels aches and puins, corrects displacements and cures catarrhal inflammation of the lining mem branes, filling of the womb, ulceration, ir regularities and kiudnd maladies. "FALLING OF WOMB." Frank Camliiv dutv to exnress i:iv deep, heart-felt gratiing nie to health, for I l; r& have been by spells un able to walk. My A. l1 - - P 1 - irouuies were oi tue s womb inflammatory t?i s: fXs:itions and the doctors tÄiVA all said, they coaid not 4 ''NJ -V CTwe"ve bottles of Dr. Mrs- Camfield. Pierce's wonderful Favorite Prescription has cured me." SS7

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