Marshall County Independent, Volume 4, Number 4, Plymouth, Marshall County, 7 January 1898 — Page 2

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FOR BARGAINS IN f FOR SALE OR TRADE. No 180 acree in Center township, 3 miles south of Plymouth. 70 acree improved, 5 room house, barn 2tx40, wagon 6hetl nnd corn crib.9, a jood orchard of all kinds of fruits; price 837.50. No 280 acres in West township, 6 miles west of Plymouth. 70 acres improved, balance in timber. House is uearly new, with 7 rooms, outside cellar, Fair barn, two good orchards, all kinds of fruit. Will trade for good residence property in Plymouth. No 3 02 acres in West township, miles from Plymouth. 52 acres in cultivation, balance in timber, a good house and barn, a fine orchard, black walnut and; price 92,600. No 4 120 aires 5 miles west of Argos acres improved, good house with 7 rooms, barn 22x50, other out building? and good orchard; will trsde for smaller farm and give long time on difference. No 5 110 acres '6 miles from Dona'üeon. 79 acres improved, balance in meadow and timber, fair houpo and a 2uod barn, with oher out buildings; will sell for 821.50 per acre or trad for city property. No6 100 acres 7 miles west of Plymouth. 85 acree in cultivation, balance in timber, 1 mi'.e from Donaldson; will sell cheap or .de for business property No 7 80 acres 43s .uiles west of Plymoutb. 70 acres in cultivation, balance in timber, good honee and barn, good orchard and wind mill; will trade for 40 acres or town property; price $40 per acre. No 8 100 acres S milee from Plymouth with line improvements', fruits of all kinds, heavy timber land; will sell cheap if Bold boon. Anyone wantiDg a farm :heap can get it hi calling at once. EfoS A 84.0f0 stock of general merchandise in a village near Plymouth, doing a good business; will trade for an improved fan .. No. 10 A fine farm of 138 acres J mile from Üonelson, Ind. 72 miles fr m Plymouth, with tine large house, two big bains and all other outbuildings needed on a farm, with a big orchard of all kindc of fr nte, wind mill, stone milk house, eto. together with horse?, cattle, bogs, poultry implements und grain. Will sell cheap 81500 cash, balan e on time to suit purchaser or will trade for Chicago improved property. No. 11 50 acres on Michigan road be tween Plymouth and Argos. Well improved. Will sell cheap or trde foi lOA'n property. No. 12 00 acres in West township near Donelson, with good improvements. Will eil on terms to suit buyer. Chear. No. 13 80 acre 4 in Polk township near school house, with good imt-rovements. Good and. Wdl trade for 120 acrfB and pay cash difference. Must be within 3 or 4miles of Plymouth. No. 14 217 2 acres near Sligo in west towLSbip. A good two-story house good barn and other outbuildings. W ill trade f jr smaller farm or town property. No. 15 I nave a new house on Weit Oarro street, new barn, a corner lot; will Bell cheap and on monthly payments. No. 10 L U96 and two lots on Walnut ttreet near cwurt bouse and school. For eale ut a bargain if taken soon. No. A fine hone near the new school building on south side of liver. Will trade for 40, 60 or 80 acre farm and as f-nrn incumbrance from 1 1,000 to &1.500 Now is your obance, It you want to buy a farm, trade for i farm, sell a farm, or buy or sell town property, I can suit you, having property of all kinds in any pail of town, or anywhere in or o it of the state. We will try to suit you if given a chance. Will be-at Law OflVe of L. M, Laner each Saturday, and all business during the week will receive attention at said office. Yours for business, S H. JOSEPH.

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C. W. METSKER, Pub. and Prop. PLYMOUTH, - - - INDIANA. mm US. Minor Happenings of the Pas! Week. EVENTS OF LAST SEVEN DAYS, rolltlral. Religions. Social and Criminal Doiugrt of the Whole World Carefully Condensed for Oar Headers Tht. Acrlilent Kerord. Ittdianopils, Ind. The demand of creditors for the removal of Tratte Perkins and the appointment of a receiver for the Krag-Iienolds wholesale grocery firm resulted this evening iti the appointment of 1). W. Collin, vho gave bond In $200,900. New York. The steamer Cor.eho. which arrived from Havana, brought 96S bales of Cuban tobacco. Berlin The empress of Germany, who has been suffering from .nfluenza. bai Buffered a relapse. Dr. Zun?ker. her physician, is staying at the new palace. Paris The official newspapers ctlll insist that tho reports of French occupation of Hal-Nail island by A lmiral De La Dedolliere are absolutely unfounded. Bar Harbor. Me. Miss Lucille Pulitzer, oldest daughter of Joseph Politzer of the New York World, died at Chatwold, his summer residence, of typhoid feer. Milwaukee. Wis. The freight steamer Alice Stafford, for whose safety considerable apprehension has been felt, arrived safely at Frankfort. Mich. Barlington, x. J. The state masonic lodge has taken possession of the magnificent mansion recently purchased hen lor a home for indigent members of the fraternity and their widows and orphans. It was erected and furnish d by a Cincinnati millionaire at a cost Of 9225,000. The figure paid by the masons for the entire property, within and without, was a trifle over 120,000. Macon. Miss. .Tim Jones, colore,!, who burned a widow's house about fifteen miles south of here, was lynched. He was ander guard of a constable when a mob of forty men took him 19 the woods and shot his head off. Lemars, Iowa. After söffe tag np pangs of remorse for twenty years. William M. Nye has confe sed to Sheriff Ryan that he is wanted at Wahoo. Neb., for disposing of $10. mm worth of mortgaged property, and wishes to return there to expiate his crime. Detroit Gouverneur Morris, a great grandson of Robert Morris, the revolutionary patriot, died suddenly her aged 60 years. He was well known throughout the country as a civil engin r. ' Richmond. Ind. Professor V. P. Reeves of this city has accepted call to the chair of English at the Iowa State University. He will enter apoo his duties at the opening of the next term. Havana Captain General Blanco has signed the appointments of the president of the council aiirt the five seci'taries. The nanie of dinar do Dolz muj substituted for that of Ami, lard as minister of commerce. Aurora, 111. John Scharfe, aged 80, was Strock by a switch engine, receiving fatal injuries. Toronto. Ont. The Rev. William Barns, while preaching in Oak, dropped dead in the pulpit of heart failure. HyaUsville, Md. -The poatoflce here Was entered and the safe blown open and looted of $7"d in currency ;üd stamps. Racine, Wis. The Shaw Hardware company made an assignment to hyland Daymond. The at 5,000. assets are given Saginaw, Mieh. Sewel Avery, one of the wealthiest lumbermen in the Saginaw valley, died in a private sanitarium la Flint. Milan, Mo. Floyd Cleeton went to a dance and attacked Georga Farmon with a knife, inflicting wounds from which he will probably die, Astoria, Ore. Capt. Whitney and en w of ten men of the bark Oakland, which went ashore in Cape Flattery! were picked up by the schooner Laura May. Ames, Iowa. Mrs. James Miller and her baby were fatally burned. The baby died a few hours later and the mother cannot live, Mr. Miller light. ed the fire with kerosene. He is unhurt. Pittsburg, I'a. Mrs. Sarah McGowan was shot and killed at her home in Rankin. Pa. Her husband, Anthony kfcOownn, one of the wealthiest residents f the town, is in jail charged with her murder. Winooshi. Vt.- Fire destroyed the plant of Mason & Co.s machine simp and S. II. Newton's sawmill, lumber yards and tenements. The loss is more than $100,000. Wheeling, W. Va. Joseph Nichols died of hydrophobia. No hols was bitten in September. Toronto A cablegram From London says Lord Hertford disclaims any knowledge of the reported Intention of the Imperial authorities to appoint aim Lord Aberdeen's successor. Calcutta -The Zakka-Khcls have blocked the road from Ali-Musjid to Lundi Kofal. preventing the establishment of communication with Genera Sir William Iookhert. TonngStOWa, O.-The Lloyd-Booth company If. making a p.iir of shears to weigh 17Ö tons.

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CASUALTIES. Newark, Ohio. While on her knees engaged in prayer. Miss Nellie Strickler, aged -0. living near Gratiot, was seriously burned, a spark from a grate falling upon her clothing. Manitowoc, Wis. Five horses and three cows perished in the burning of the farm buildings of Herman Boetteher. This is the fourth time that Mr. Boettcher has suffered a tire loss. Streatoi. 111. The wife of 0. S. Oleson was fataliy burned by the breaking of a lighted lamp. She died in four hours. Mora. Ind. While hunting, the gun of Vena Byrun burst, causing the loss of sight in both eyes. Bordentown, N. J. Mrs. Anna Fowlery. aged 65 years, was burned to death in the house of Frank Graham. Flora. Ind. While crossing the Van-

dulia tracks Wilbur Schuyler slipped and was crushed to death. Sycamore, 111. YV. .lones accidentally tipped a boiler of scalding water over two boys. One is dead. Hamilton, III. Miss Delia Buckert's millinery store, Oscar Johnson's grocery and the l'opel & Giller building burned. Maryville, Mc Arch McMasters and Miss Anna Ed wards were returning from an entertainment in Hopkins, when their team became frightened. Miss Edwards was thrown from the sleigh and killed. Memphis, Tenn. S. P. Lock secured a berth in a Pullman sleeper attached to the Kansas City. Memphis and Birmingham railway train. Trainmen found his remains on a trestle. The supposition is that Lock walked in his sleep and fell off. Mason City, Iowa. Vocrhies-Roberts block suffered by Ore. Loss, fs.oou. Dummick A: Wrate, wholesale cigar manufacturers, lost $12,000; Hoag fs Bhipman, clothing. $!S.oiio, and Cobb, house furnishings. $3.0b0. Auburn, Ind. While hunting quail DaTld Davidson of Garrett was shot in the face by his partner, John Short. Davidson will lose one eye. Bockford, 111. The explosion of a gasoline stove in the south barn of the Rockford City Railway Company started a fire which destriyed the structure. Loss. $12.000. Appleton, Wis. Ewald Knehne was killed in a runaway while driving home. FOREIGN. Vienna An imperial decree has been gazetted authorizing the government, during the prorogation of parliament, to levy taxes and provide for the state expenditure from Jan. 1 to June 20 next. Paris Figaro says that th minister for foreign affairs, M. Hanotaux. will convene an international conference without delay for the naturalization of the Newfoundland banks during the rishing season. Paris M. Georges Pallaine. director of customs, has been appointed governor of the Bank of France, in succession to M. Magnin. CRIME, Oconomowoc, Wis.-- Finest Cornell, charged with tie murder of his two children, has boon ordered to be put ou trial before the circuit court of Waukesha county and Cornell was committed to jail. Guthrie, o. T. Hoheit Berte, of Gainesville, Tex., has been arrested, and is being held at Tecumseh awaiting a requisition from Texas to take him back on a charge of perjury and bond forfeiture. Hantington, W. Va. During a dance at Dinges Ed Chaffin was shot dead. Chaffln'i father was murdered in a dance fight less than a year ago. Columbia, Mo. -John Hunt, sentenced to be hanged here Jan. 13 for Columbus, Ind. George Curt lag was arrested near South Bethany, charged with burning John Patterson's barn. Curtiss admits his guilt and says he was paid $1.50 to apply the torch, lie disclosed the name of the alleged briber, and the officers are now searching for him. the murder of his daughter, MattiC Kea Hunt, was declared insane by a sheriff's jury. Streator. 111. Richard Khart was arrested, accused of a burglary, it is gal 1 he entered the home of John Hahn and secured $H75 in notes and $40 in cash. New York. William Arnold, son Ol Lieutenant Commaader Conway Vraold, committed suicide by shooting blmseli in the right temple at Moni (Mair, N. J. Fddora, Iowa Crazed with grief over the death of his wife, J. iL Cook killed himself on bar grave at Reinbeck. Alexandria, Ind. Dining a Quarrel Kitty Hayes shot and instantly killed Lewis Fink, a barber. los Angeles. Cal. Kd L. Parker attempted to kill C. J. Sheets and his wife in a lodging house and then committed suicide. Newman. 111. Miss Frances Wells tried to commit suicide with strychnine because her employer found fault with bar cooking. New York. J. N. Harris, a North Carolina negro, was arraigned on the charge of .sending threatening letters to William K. Yanderbilt. John Wanamaher and other prominent men. Kankakee, in. Despondent over the loss of a large farm in this county Henry Goudelach, a commission merchant 01 IUI". West Bake street. Chicago, committed suicide by taking poison at the home of St. Anne friends. St. Louis, Mo. The coroner's jury held William Roh i ts. James Murphy, Fred Snyder and W. .1. Nolan responsible for the death of Jacob Wetna.'i, who was strangled last week. New York ft.ig lapko. alias Max lapgo, who is wanted in Russia on a charge of embezzling 1,100 rubles (91,600), am sarraated as be landed from the steamer Btruria from Liverpool.

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)!!! 1.0 LI Lin Freight Train Falis from a Brid.ee Near Chicago SWITCHMAN KILLED AT WORK, Three BaUroad Accidents Near Chicago --Mato Senator Bti npbltf Among the injured Wahosh Pssssngsr Trsls YVri-cketl. One man was killed and eleven were hurt in three railroad accidents that occurred near Chicago, Dec. S. At Salt Creek, two miles north of Lat.range. a Chicago, Hammond & Western train tumbled from a bridge into the water and six persons received more or les serious injuries. At Palos Springs, three miles north of Orland and twenty miles from Chicago, a Wabash passenger train was wrecked and five men were hurt. Among the Victims is Senator Humphrey. The "cannon ball" train ran into the rear of a BUburban train and overturned several passenger coachos. John W. Paekwood, a switchman for 'he Erie road, was killed in the yards by a switching engine. WHITE CAPPERS ARRESTED, Prominent Men of Drnmark County, Iowa, in Trouble. The white caps of Denmark township, Iowa, were Identified by their victim. "Abe" Balm, as Frank Forner, Joe" Sanders. "Tlce" Enslow. W. If. and John Shuntz and William Vansile. These men went to Balm's house to tar and feather him for alleged cruelty to his father. Balm resisted and was shot. It was reported erroneously that Balm had died from his wounds. He Is still alive, and may recover. Michigan Stute Te:i-lieiV A.o ,;it on The Michigan State Teaehers' asso ciation indorsed the compulsory school law and declared it should be sj amended to apply with equal force to the country as to the city. The association urges upon all localities the adoption of free t xt books as provided by the lav of 1 S T7. and deprecates any movement which looks toward the state publication or state adoptiou of uniform text bool s. Kirtley Committed SaleMa, James Kirtley, treasurer of Benton county, Indiana, committed suicide. There are grave fears of a large deficit in the county funds and experts will be put on the books. At this time of the year the treasurer's books should show about $o(J.000 on deposit, while tho dead man's books show about 117,000. i'iior:i Weyler uU)ukd. The Madrid Impart ial calls upon the government to "repel every action of the United States savoring of intervention in Cuba." and adds: "There exists a widespread sentiment against the conduct of the United States, but we do not think Ceneral Woylor is the Itt03t acceptable exponent thereof." Sargent Reatfi Protest. P. 1'. Sargent, grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, h:iy sent, n lengthy eonununication to President McKinley protesting against the appointment of Judge Paxson of Pennsylvania as interstate commerce commissioner. Uaitod Preebytertaai Neat The educational conference of the I'nited Presbyterian churc h lected Dr. PurgUSOD of Westminster College president and Dr. Jesse Johnson of Muskinghum, Ohio, secretary. A constitution was adopted which provides for annual meeting.; of the conference. State rile : rief. The state of Indiana has filed a brief in the supreme court in the contention affecting the constitutionality of the sati-gaa waste law, raising the point BAOng other things that every gas consumer has a right to enjoin against its useless waste. Pre.UUenf Sturmis Phmppaafi A warrant was sworn out for the arrest of President H. C. Sturgis of the bankrupt Citizens' bank of Oelwein, Iowa, the charge being embezzlement of school funds deposited in the bank, sturgis has disappeared. 011 struck in ladlaaa. While drilling for water near Medaryville. Pulaski county, Ind.. .1. J. Van Busklrk, at the depth of 120 feet. Struck oil of a fine quality sad in quite large quantities, which, it is thought, will pay. For NaMaaal HaUdajr Feb. IS, ikk. The Illinois State Teachers' association elected .1. H. Collins of Springtteld president Resolutions were adopted favoring continued agitation to secure free text books and to make Feb. 12, 18M, a national holiday. Vi in it "Cornr!-" Hurt No One. December wheat went out peaceably with the old year at Chicago at 95 edits. The BlUCh-talked of "corner" ras DOW here in evidence. Not a short was snuecsed and not one default in delivery was recorded. Admiral Starts Tor CklSMn Vice Admiral Sil Ward Hobart Seymour. K. C. 11.. who has been appointed British commander in chief on the China Station, succeeding Admiral Butler! aas started for Hong Kong. Fteodfl in Hie Nortliw.-st. Floods have caused damage e: tiniated at 11.900,006 in the : orthwest during the last three days. i'n Saecend Snaatnr Harri. Cov. Taylor has appointed T. II. Turley to fill the unexpired term of the late Benator Harris of Tennessee.

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THE TRADE REVIEW. ?ailurea Darias the Ye:.r Have l?eea Bwepglaiwgly Sm:iil. R. G. Dun ft Co.'a Weekly Review of Trade say: "Failures for the year which closed Friday have been smaller than in any other yea-- since 1892, and in average liabilities per failure smaller than in ny other year during the last twentythree, except four. The aggregate of all failures, commercial and banking, was $180,600,000, of Which Ö.SOO.OOO was in banking. "Failures for tho week have been 395 in the I'nited States, against 4:tf last year, and 21 in Canada, against 39 last year."

HOME F0R0DD FELLOWS. Indiana Hcnben of tha Ordac Will Erect a Building Indiana Odd Fellows are making preparations to build a home lor indigent membl rs and widows ut Odd Fellows. A location for the home s already be:ng sought. The home will be very elaborate end maintained by the lodge in good style. It will be large enough to accommodate several hundred. The Odd Fellows are also preparing to build a temple at Indianapolis that will compare with the one whicb bas just been erected by the Indiana Masons. There are now 13,186 members in the state, members of tjliS different lodges. Indiana Tei hrK Elect ortlcers. The Indiana State Teachers' association elected F. If. Stalker, Tcrre Haute, president. The Indiana Academy of Science elected C. A. Waldo of Purdue university president. Tiie S:ate Association of Elocutionists elected T. .1. McAvoy of Indianapjlis president. Moaetary Con ventlna Called. H. H. Hanna. chairman of the executive committee of th" Indianapolis monetary convention, has mailed t tho boards of trade and commercial organisations of the country the notice of the call for the reconvening of the convention in Indianapolis Jan. 25. Barpla Tor Novinlter. The preliminary figures of the government receipts and expenditures Show that the total receipts for the month of December amounted to 59,;b;.t;:cs and the expenditures 27,005,000, which leaves a surplus fur the month of $;)2..rj51 .tilts. Hay AbolMi lrinceton Inn. Dr. PattOO and his colleagues are determined to purge Princeton university of all taint of intemperance as affecting its undergraduates, even though the renowned Princeton inn be destroyed forever with all its wealth of associations. Uniformity Scheme Fails. The scheme to place coal operations in the Pittsburg district on a lair equitable basis has failed. The meetIng adjourned without patting the uniformity agreement into effect it wus decided to meet again in January. Heavy Parehasc by Danas By the Ycraghiosäeny (las Coal company's purchase of "'.to ivies of land from ('apt. 3. S. lb-own several day.-, go l 'cited States Senator ML. A. Hanna will become the coal king of ill' Pittsburg district. Will Beep Up the light. Gcorgi' Barnes, secretary of the British Amalgamated Society cf Engineers, in the course of a speech at Lambeth, declared that the men had plenty of funds, and Intended to continue the tight. Chaace in Indiana School!. The county superintendents of Indiana declared in favor of the plan for the consolidation of the country schools, and decided to submit to the next legislature a bill for tii proposed Change in the school system. l'rof. Curro-r Elected President. The Iowa State Teachers association elected Prof. A. N. Currier, Iowa City, president. The selection of a place for the next annual meeting was left in the hands of the executive committee. No Hall for Nnmli. It was found impossible to procure all the bail bond for Frank Novak, convicted of the murder of Edward Murray, at Vinton, Iowa, in time to keep him out of the penitentiary. valuable Poententa Reeorered. Valuable documents which were sccured by the men who looted the bank of Bhlpshewana, Ind.. have been found. The discovery will save the bank officials a large amount of money. 111 Koh swart I"r"Hlleiit. Addressing the Wisconsin schi c ! teaehers Gov. Schofiebl urged that the sciuol system he kept free from politics. Miss Rose C. Swart of Oshkosh was elected president. Will Alt Redoes Wages. It is conceded that the cotton mills in Maine will fall into line with other Nov; England mills and reduce th-? wages of the operatives. Twelve thousand employes will he affected. Will Have Wheat for I vporl. The wheat yield of New South Wales is, 9,745,000 bushels. There will lie a small surplus available for expert. siaace Meies au Island. A dispatch Crom Singapore confirms the report of the seisurs of Hainan island, off the coast of China, by the French. To Metritis itritiHti Masai Reserves. A rumor Is prevalent in Lond SB that the British naval reserves are f.o btf aiobilizcd.

Scrofula and All other bloocl Diseases are promptly And Permanently Cur 1 By Hood's Sar.sap.:'illa. If you suffer from Any form of Blood Disorder, you should Take Hood's and Only H ,od's.

The Terril.le "Whit;- Am. Stories of the ravages of termites, or "white ants," come from the curator of the Australian museum at Sydney. Some time ago they destroyed the roof of tho museum building and it had to be replaced with a covering Compos I largely of steel and copper Their work, being carried on in the interior of the timber, does not rev 1! Its 'f until the structure is about ready to fall to pieces, and so it v.t only recently that the fact came iA thai she ; ants had also destroyed th r. a ! rpinning of one cf the import an ". 1 irs of the museum. Vfutece Hsaea l- Fob In Australia, tropical Asia and Africa true manna is found en , kind of blue grass. It appeals in I s as large as a marble on the nodes of the stems. Nearly three parts ec-nsist of mannite, which though sweet, is not sugar. The manna also contains a ferment which has power to decompose cane sugar without evolvinu carbonic acid or any kind of g as. Beaatjr u Blood Dec Clean blood means a dean baautj without it. ( "a-c,iret. 'ai tic cleans your blood and keei stirring up the lasy liver end ori purities from the body. Begi banish pimples. loils, uotches.1 and that sicldy bilious complex'" Cascnret. beauty for fees ceo I gists, satisfaction guaranteed. kill. No ly 'athart clean, by ing nil im1 to day to lackheads, a by taking All drugUc, 35c, äoe Derates to 1 1 is Rfjlsseet Cel. Inglis Hamilton, srho led the Scots Grays at Waterloo, v. s a Glasgow man. The colonel v. is so devoted to his regiment that, bating lost hoth arms that day, he held the reins in his teeth, made a final charge at the head of his troopers, and f.ii dead. Do You Dance To-Klght? Shake into your Shoes Alien's FootEase, a powder for the feet. It makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures Corns, Bunions. Chilblains and Sweating Feet. At all Druggist and Shae Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted. LeRoy, N. Y. Some married couples are so quarrelsome that they dare not sit near the open window for fear of fa' ling out. That's Wnat Miss Farnie McDonald, of Louisville, If., writes. One of many thousand unsolicited vESuloi testimonials, regarding the effi cacy of "5 DROPS." Flotel Rrorulwav. Louisville. K'v.. Oct. 7. 1807. SWANSON RHEUMATIC CUR1 l"-7 Dearborn St., Chicago, ill.: Dkah sets: Aftt r a IOS silence I write you tC ki.w sow I am. 1 owe my life to you. or at least believe I do, for 1 WW given ip by two doctors ("oii Mea too to die, but Kfter taking two bottles of your nedicine I was able to ret about. 1 am tryius to induce everybody that SUFFERS FRONT RHEUMATISM totry your ".' DBI IPS," Sbd 1 know of - nte that have tried it, and pronounced it the best they ever tried. Yours truly, Fanny McT vai.d A DEAD SHOT FOR RHEUMATISM. Horaebead. Ark.. Nov. r MS3 SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO., ;fi7 Dearborn St.. CSdeaco, 111.: Thank the Lord, I am on foot once more. The ." Did dS" k iiK-kcd the Rheuma ti Km in the head and put me on lay Crutches, so I kept taking it. and now ' tiavo throws away my erutches. and :i!k sbOUt li if e u man. May iod b!es the man iliat r'- ipthe " DROPS, It is a dead shot for ITlll IIIIISltlBSS sadOravel Three different dort on gave me medicine sad trested my esse. Besides I Iravp bought anil used every remedy 1 ever heard of that was recommended for Rheumatism, and it all did me n mkmL Ose dose of "ft DROPS" was worth ii all. It stoppe! t In- pa n. and 1 hiii sow able to go aboat. I have not the time today to fully stale my case, but will gladly write you u complete statement at some future Umu. L T. STAMPS. am KitiTi' c urp for Rheumatism, ReintieB Nearalga, Dyspepsia, BaekseftMs Asthssa Uuv K"t r. t äturrli. Mrrpl, ksim SirwiM im'sm. Nervoaa ami Ketirslgrtc H-nU:n Heart Weakness, Toothaehe, Ransrhs ' FIVE DROPS " ban sever bees equalised ' 'i DR0P" ,:,,4'',, ,,,,, noe l:y i" 1 Sil laiiTrrcn. to nsks u tuil si it ..tut, :fu! rsrstfss proK -rtifs. we will snid mit during tli next thirty lav- l oo ,ooo sssssisbseUss, BtesssS, BSSpsM t'.v mail. Kvfii St SSSSBSS Ixiltlr wW CSSnrSSM TOS Sf it' tii'rl(. SsSt SS4 CSCSgSSt SMStrtSS SB earth. Ijirgi' : (Soo asses) fi.ix, fr 'Mi days bot lea for at.S Vol old by ii aasrSSa, i ! u. ui i x-. i.t s. A m-n til wanted in ucw l-irltt,ry. WrttO uü to-tlsiy. SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO., 167-169 Dearborn St.. CHICAGO, ILL. It Cures Colds. Couqhs. Sore Throat, Croup. Inlluenza. WhoopinqCough. Bronchitisand Asthmt. A certain cure lor Consumption in first stage, and a sure reliel in advanced stages. Use at once. You sill see the excellent edect alter takinq the fir. . C .I i L. . . . . us, uur juiu uy ueaiers eerwnere. Dottlea 2& centi and 50 cents. Large

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