Richmond Palladium (Daily), 18 October 1898 — Page 2

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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRTPro . is due not only to srifrin J simplicity of the comhinu.'.V uTaTSa to the care and akUI with whita it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California. Fio Svbcp Co. only, and we wibh to imp ess upon all the importance of pun i.aiing the true and original retneJy. As the (renuine Syrup of Fig's ia manufactured by the Caufokxia Fio fiVRCP Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding' the worthless niitationa manufactured by other paries. Ths high standing1 of the CamVoksia Fio Kyklp Co. with the medical profession, and the satisfaction which the gvnuioe fyrup of Fjs has given to initlions cf fumili Uj .'".:c the name of the Coimmu." ' ,".;;id.i's of the excellence of its r;:. j ly. 1 ;s far in advance of all othj' l;t::at ivus, tLH it act. on the kulnejs. liver i-m' , bowtda without irrifttisiir f'i ''''' in then:, an 1 it ( n..t. c -- nauseate, lnor l-rtir tit , .,-!,. tff i, pleas'- r"iii s.i'. i '.lie r.v. Jv- L:vzi j RiciiiiioLd L'aUatiiam. Dbitebedat nin (Sunday excepted) by BUBFACB A FLIOKINOKB. One Hoi. tM and 2 Main Bt. oear Tenth. Telephone No. 31. TEBMS OfSCBSORl One J ear bv mall, postage paid One month " " One week, by carrier TUESDAY, OCTOZi 18. 1803. " C.. t U. ley oi aarmawasTATrw. Francis T. Roots' MFBBiaHTATIVa. . MM O. BWvos Ulll. ' I Mao O. Doan. aACDITOB,1 Alexander S. Reid. rsHaatrv. Charles R.Unthank. TBBASCBBB T John W. Turner. aaooBDBB. King . Williams.: cv-is.! Eber K. Watts.; SUBTBTOB. bert A. Howard. corfr' OOMMinaioxBa. OeorgeW. pal'away (Midd'e District) Albert 01r TOWNSHIP TlNUTl'.' jcsrin or tub riAik John S Lyle 6; f'rank M. Connei OOSTABLB t', Renlamin Crump. Archibald Lytle. 4 Hear Watson at Phillips hall tomorrow night. Tbe California orange crop is reported short and late this year. New California oranges will not appear in marktt before Christmas. Hon. James E. Watson should have a rousing reception at Phillips hall tomorrow night. He is one of the finest orators in the state, and he will be our next congressman. Souie of the old Sixty -ninth Indiana boys will remember the conspicuous bravery of Captain C. H. Lamphere, of & Michigan battery, at the battle, of liichraouJ, Kentucky, and they will be sorry to learn that he is now an inmate of an insane asylum at Kankakee, Illinois. Governor Tanner of Illinois was born too late. He belongs to the period when the fugitive slav law was ia force in this country. He would haye made an ideal picket on the border line to prevent slaves from escap ing to the north. In doing gu duty on the state line to prevent era from crossing over into IVY ia sadly out of place and o I har mony with the spirit of the A person signing himstf edges has come to D iobinson'e scue. In yesterday -Telegram gives a purporyiii Jwi of business ing' , in Richmeni that t the advent of the In the first place a --twtion of these changes and iabe attribnted directly to , i bade polieT nn'rr Cleveland's Ll-tixtion. .. Tbe coll standard 1 jaCt as moon to do with them as ciacea of the moan had. In the i place the list of changes, not to Democratic free trade

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made up during any part" of Riehnond's history, or the history of any (other city f ir that nutter. Ia short, every intelligent bainea man knows that Dr. Rbiavn's assertion was a palpable piece of demagogy unworthy of respectable politician. It showed rillingness on his part to unfavora bly represent Kchaaonl'j buines k ..ntt r t at rvo his nnrnaft of bol jsterineupa di credited and dishonflo'idai theory. We print today eAp-i. directions how to mark a ticket at the polls. Thousand of votes are lost every year on account of mistakes ia marking tickets. Speaking of this matter the Indianapolis Journal sayt: At the list municipal election 2.500 voter disfranchised themselves in marking their ballot. Of these 2,500 three-fourths were Republicans who undertook to vote fo' some candidate on the Democratic ticket. There is a stranire misconception about the marking of ballots. For instance, an intelligent man was telling, a few days since, how he marked his ballot to vote for on? man on the Democratic ticket. "I put an X in the circle with the eagle," he said; "then I put an X against the Democratic candidate's name, and then, to make sure, I scratched the name of his opponent on the Republican ticket." A few days ago a Democratic business man in this city told Republican candidate on the state ticket that he pro posed to vote for h'm. He said: will put an X in the circle with the rooster and another A opposit your name." REPUBLICANS ! A Meeting of tte Younger Ones Y f..i m,-.i.i i. i. mo 9 Angus ay Aiiaugo iu Bsveiidge MM4ing The "Watson Meeting Tomorrow Night Republican, young and old, should remember the Watson meeting tomor row night It will be a rousing speech, as Mr Watson is making the speeches of his life this fall. He is talking on the issues, and he is not omitting any thing that pertains to the facts in the caee. Hear him by all means. The Young Republican club met last night at the club rooms and made arrangements to attend the Beveridge meeting next Saturday night at toe Phillips opera hone. That meeting will be a rouser and no mistake. The young men will fl ck to hear the man who has a national reputation as a brilliant speaker. The members will meet at the club rooms at 7:30 Saturday evening, and will march Ihedceto the opera house to attend the speecbt Beats the Klombke. Mr. A. C. Thomas, oivMsrysv ille. Tex., has found & more pliable discovery than has yet br -Jlde in the Klondike. For years ' C suffered un told agony from eor' Viption accom panied by hec n& was abso lately core- ' Xing's New Dis eovery - for Couaur Vjn, Coughs and Colds. He declares twXrold is of lit tio value in comparison i his marvel ous cure: would have it i Vn if it cost a hundred dollars a bottk I Asthma Bronchitis and all throat I id lung af fections we positively wred by Dr. King's Naw Discovery for Consump tion. Trial bottles frea at A. G. Lvken & Co.'s drug Btore. Regular size 50 cents and $1. Guaranteed tot-cure or r '7 uaV "REMEMBER THE MAINE, The attraction at Philips opera house tonight will be Lincoln J. Car ter's spectacular nautical melodrama "Remember the Maine." - It is said to be a consummate achievement stage realism and the esoense has been secondary consideration. moment's thought and the very name of the production is sufficient to impress one with the fact thathe possibilities for a picturetoae norelty or tremendous "Remember tie Maine" is at the Phillips tonight., Walts Hentfey sailed today from San Frlflteio for "Central America, whither he has gone in the interest of the Jumaiquai, Esmeralda and Jilgu aros coffee companies. ' To Curs a Cold in Oni Day .(mvuiAatiic uivuiu aiLituo lauirii All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet. Poisoned by Ivy Was in a Dreadful Condition Happened to Read About a Similar Case Followed the Other Man's Example and Was Cured. The following incident is given by Charles Morris, general jobbcr,52 Lexing ton Avenue, North Cambridge, Mass. : "Several years ago I became poisoned by ivy. I tried many medicines, spending a larcre sum ot money without obtaining a particle of good. My children were also afflicted with the same disease. We were all constant sufferers with an awful itching sensation, and it seemed as if I should tear myself to pieces. I picked up a paper in which I found printed a testimonial from a ma in Vermont who hiu been similarly afflicted and had taken Sarsaparika with benefit. I bought hich we took and it did and My Children So much good I purchased another supply. We continued taking Hood's Sarsaparilla until we used tive bottles and I ran safely say that neither myself nor children have any signs of t he poison. It has entirely left us and we are perfectly cured. w" give the whole credit to Hood's SarsapariUa. Before resorting to this medicine I was reduced In weight, but now 1 weigh ITS pounds. Hood's Sarsaparilla has not only done much good but has been the means of saving me a great deal of money. I would not he without it in my house and I heartily recommend it to all who are afflicted. I have written this statement for publication, ot my own will, as I want others to know what Hood's Sarsaparilla has done tor as.n Charles Mobbib. 1IUUU S rIIwtalioodsirsauaraji.

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Ell IFUMtS FOB BILIOUS A5D XEEV0US DEOEEESS mif-h as Wind and rain in the Stomach. Giddiness. t'ulue-- aftr im-aK Headache, Tjizzinees. Drowsiaaaa. Fluhiu:3 of Hat. Lues f Arpetitft. Otiveoi Blotches on th Skiu. CdI Chills. Vt turbod Sleep. FrUhtftil Lroams and ail rvoua and TreBiblicir Henswirionft. THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE EXLIXF IS TWESTT allSTma. Every sufferer will acknowledge Uieza to he A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. BEtrHtSI' riLIJt.taken as directed, will r'ctly restore Females to ciniplete health. They rromi.tly remove obstructions or irreirnlariti of the system and eure felclt Hcadactoe. I'or a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Beecham's Pills are Without a Rival And bvi th LARCEST SALE of any Patent Medicine In tbe World. 25c at all Dru Stores. HOW TO VOTE A STRAIGHT TICKET Republican Ticket For Secretary of Stata, UXlON BANNER HUNT. For Auditor of Stata, W. 1L HART. For Treasurer of Stata, LEOPOLD LEVY. REP. REP. REP. Ton must get yonr ballots and the blue pencil of the polling clerks in tbe election room. If you want to vote a STRAICHT REPUBLICAN TICKET, make a cross, ''thus X. within the LARGE CIRCLE at the head of the ticket containlnghavEACLE- if you DO NOT wish t straight ticket, you M rf ce a cross in the large circle o3a. yflg the device of any Mparty&but JLm must make a cross, thus gf, on the small square to the left of the name of each candidate for whom yon desiro to vote on whatever list of candidates it may be. IF THE LARGE CIRCLE AT THE HEAD OF THE TICKET is marked, and the ballot is marked at any other place, IT 13 VOID AND CANNOT BE COUNTED, un less there be no candidate for some of fice in the list printed guiier snob marked device, in which case you may indicate your choice tor such office by making a cross, thus X. on the square to the left of the name of any candidate for such office on any other list. The cross must be placed within or on the circle or square, or the ballot is void and and cannot be counted. DO NOT MUTILATE YOUR BAL LOT or mark it either by scratching a name off or writing one on, or in anv other way EXCEPT BY MARKING IN THE CIRCLE OR ON THE SQUARES, aj before mentioned. Otherwise the bal lot will not be counted. After markiug your ballots, and before leaving the booth. FOLD THEM SEPARATELY, so that the face of them oannot be seen, and so that the INITIAL LETTERS of the names of the polling clerks on the back therof can be seen. Then hand your ballots to tbe inspector, the pencil to the polling clerk, and leave ttie room. If you are physically unable to mark your ballots, or cannot read English, so Inform the polling clerks, and tell them how you wish to vote, and they will mark your ballots for you. Bat neither yon or tbe clerks must permit any other person to hear or see how your ballots are marked. It is a penal offense to declare that yon cannot read English or cannot mark your ballots, if, in fact, you can. If you should accidentally, or by mistaks, deface, mutilate or spoil your ballots, return them to the poll clerks and get new ballots. Yon mnst not accept a ballot from any person outside of the electionroom. Any ballot outside is fraudulent, and it is a penitentiary offense to have such a ballot in yonr possession, whether yon attempt to vote it or not. ' You must not attempt to hold any conversation iu the election room exiept with members of the election bo;irdand the poll clerk. You must not pnt any mnrk of any kind ou your ballot exc-fit as before mentioned. Use only the blu pencil handed to you by the pollini; tlerk in marking yonr ballot. If yon mark with anv other pencil yoar ballot is void aud will uot be counted. A Boon to Weak Msn. The depression caused by certain kind? of sickness is terribly wearinc, and weakens and runs you down more rapidly than the physical disease itself. V eak men know this. The conscious ness of having lost vitality and vigor, perhaps foolishly, is simply madden ing, unce, however, let the victim ee a prospect of recovery and this passes away, l he vigorle-s man sees ight ahead, fees renewed strength and vitality in the immediate future aud is soon cured. But it takes the highest skill and the widest experience to br'nz this about. Dr. Greene. 14S State -treet, Chicago, lllinoi, the distin guished specialist can accomplish this. He cures tbe most desperate cases of weakness and debility. You can consalt him by letter, free. Write to him and get his advice and you will be glad. Ridge sells frostine Time Tcble Change. Beginning yesterday, there was a light change in the time table of the arrival of the afternoon 6. R & I. train number 2, a"d hereafter it will arrive at 4:10 p. m. instead of 3:40 p. m. as heretof jre This train will j go to Cincinnati as second number IS, I leaving twenty minutes after the! Chicago-Cincinnati tram. It is not i tcheduled on the time card - f rr some ! causa or other, but there wi'.l.be two ! trains in the afternoon to Cincinnati, at til farther notice. i

COUNCIL HEETlG. t ill: CHAMPION-'" LONGWIN DKD rah pont Ordinance PracMc JvK.,l,tf Nathlrp. ! cf lnoftaea-DD-piil'lcn to Mos! Evsrytftfrg Bf jat Evsrybodf Sidtwaik Ordinance D--fcattd. Lat evening's session of connei as a windy one. Every member ap

peared to have on his fighting e th s. dr. Dubbins war absent still, and . . ... , tne same unlucky thirteen occtpea the chairs behind. Jhe anti quated Iftks and talked back at each other So two members agreed on any sublet. Although there was nothisg important on hand, yet the sesMon drag;ed itself to nearly 11 o'clock,; while he business done could have oeen i lone in an hour, with less clin action. Hereafter the reading of reports will oe abreviated down to the lev al. limit, and an attempt will be made to Vdace council work to business princips. FAILED TO PASS"-, A resolution was presented provi?-, ing that the street commissioner em ph y in city work all taxpayers who make application for work forUhe purpose of paying their taxes. "T? 'I failed to pass. i MAPLE GROVE. f : City At'orney Jessup was-instructed to prepare an ordinance bfore the ntxtmeetiDg pro?iding. for the re tnuval of totuur tones and markers from Maple Grove cemetery. THE TELEPPONB ORDINANCE i The following are the chief previsions of the ordinance: s t The company shall maintain at least four suitable telephone stations one at or near the intersection of Main and seventh; one at or near the intersection of Main and tenth; one at or near the intersection of Fort Wayne avenue and eightli; oue at the intersection of thirteenth and north E, and at such other place as shali bv agreed upon; period of franchise limited to t venty yearc; all poles thall be located under the supervision of the city civil engineer; all poles shall be reasonably straight, neatly shaven and painted whenever directed by eounri'; no wires to be less than twenty five feet from tbe ground; the line shall be completed and in operation by May 1, 1S'J9; the city shall have the right to string tire alarm and police wires on the poles and shall have free telephone service over the licei for all official city business; no toll shall be exact d tor service within the limits of the county in excess of 15 cents for each tive minutes, aud for any long distance service the change shall not be in ex eess of three-fourth of the present rate of the Bell or the American Tele phone and Telegraph companies. After a long discussion the ordinance as amended by striking out the 5 per cent, section failed tr pass. Mr. Liudemuth annouil-ed, speak ing positively and with ail pritv from the company, that if theJj percent, provision was left in tl would end the matter and be prohibl'iy. Those voting against tie 5 per cent, section were Genn, GilJpan, Kehlenbrink, O'Neal and Whtlan; those in favor of bonus, Be17.JJlickwedel, Clayson ,Kenne;ohl. W-tap&rJKoil' haas, Ljftwieh and NortejK " This iets thw--ordin3e eo to ite third reading, and anot- ir telephone company has been drij out of the petition L city. air. morris saia nn necessary in telephone siness. THE SIDEWAL,' The following resoIutiOfrwas passed: That the superintendent ft police be instructed to require the- patrolmen to notify him of the differtt places in chir location where tha hide walks are defective and in unsafe londition, the superintendent to notify property owners to repair the same within fifteen days from the time of receiving such notice. In this connection a resolution was passed providing that after a recommendation for the repair of the siiewalk or other improvement has been read in council and notice served upon the property owner by the supsrineudent of police, if said repair is not made within ten days it shall be the duty of the street commissioner to at once cause the improvement to be made without further notice, all costs to be charged against the property owners. Poor clothes cannot make you look old. Even pate cheeks won't do it. Your household cares may be heavy and disappointments may be deep, but they cannot make you look old. One thing does it and never fails. It is impossible to look young with the color of seventy years in your hair. flfff'S permanently postpones tbe tell-tale signs of age. Used according to directions it gradually brings back the color of youth. At fifty your hair may look as it did at fifteen. It thickens the hair also; stops it from falling out; and cleanses the scalp from dandruff. Shall we send you our book on the Hair and its Diseases? Thm Bmmt Attvicm n-mm. It yoa a not obtain all t aeaaflt roa cxwrte from the of the Vior. writ the doctor a Wt H. iTTtbainf tiier is sorae aifitcolrr with yoar ream! irurm Ut be em tCy rrami. ailiTi... UK. J. A TTS " u

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LEAN PEOPLE CltanliKtss goS with kealtk. If a halt catarrh anr if As re xte Makesvstemb?V S r M a tic efforts to be free from this disgusting disease. Mrs. I. A. Johnston, 103 Pilham and Ripley Sts., Montgomery, Ala., tella her experience with catarrh of the stomach and how she was cured: ' I will state to you that I have taken eight bottles of your Pe-m-na and twoof Man-a-lin and rejoice to say, God bless Dr. Hartman and l'e-ru-na. And I earnestly assure you that it has done me more good than any medicine I have ever taken in my life. I prescribe it to every one I meet who is suffering, as the best medicine in the world, and have made many converts who are now rejoicing in the great good which they have derived from the same. I can tell you that I am almost entirely relieved of indigestion, that great foe which has tortured me so many years, and can now eat anything I desire without it is fruits or something acid. To understand the scientific action of Pe-ru-na it is best to have Dr. Hartman's special book for women or his book on chronic catarrh. These looks are mailed free by the Pe-ru-na Medicine Company, Columbus, O. All druggists sell Pe-ru-na. A-k anv druggist for a free Pe-ru-na almanac for tha year 1S99. WON T BE REPLACED. The people in the vicinity of thir teenth and south J street petitioned for the restoration of the electrie light at t iat point. The motion to restore the light was lost, but the matter went back to the light committee. RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. Suitable resolutions were adopted on the death of Frank Doran, former city civil enerireer. DELINQUENT TAX. The finance committee was instructed to advertise for a collector and em ploy oae to collect delinquent tax. NORTH TWENTIETH STREET. The stre.-t commissioner was injtrnted to repair north twentieth street, from Main to E. LIGHT COMMIT1KE. The committee made a report which includes the following J proposed changes: Arc light at intersection of Sherman and Boyer should be removed to Sheri don, just north of Maple; light at School and Kidge should be moved south on Ridge to a point south of Charles; lieht at School and Bridge south on Bridge to Butler; light at west fifth and railroad to Ft. Wayne avenue, near intersection with D, to be replaced by two naptba lights; tight at north fifth and Richmond avenue moved one square east. The report was laid over until the next meeting, three weeks later, on the evening of November 7. The matter of the cement sidewalk ordinance, ordering that all sidewalk to bo replaced on Main street betweec fourth aud twelfth be put in with cement, was presented agan. Mr. Gene reconsidering his vote and it was again defeated. Thirteen men then moved to adjourn and thirteen rr en seconded the motion, as it was 10:45. The next meeting, November 7, wil oegin at 7 o'clock. STILL LIVING. Harry Beno Not Dead as Reported a Short Time Ago. The Muncie Times says: It has been reported all over the county that Harry Beno, the freak, is dead and that his body has been stolen. He tried the "hard skn.ll" act at the state fair but a soldier gave him a severe knock and tne freak had to go to a hospital. He mysterioasly disappeared several weeks ago and all sorts of stories have been printed concerning bis case. One was that he agreed to eel! bis body for $5,000 to a New York medical school and that his body baa positively been stolen bv another college. These statements were all down to be false today by a note from T. E. Lan es of the Taft house at Dankirk to Chief Cashmore, stating that he saw Beno in Terre Haute on Octo ber 12, and in Bloomington, Indiana, a few days before. Free Pill. Send your address to H. E. Buck ten & Co., Chicago and get a free ample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy in action and are particularly effective in the ure of constipation and sick headache. For Malaria and Liver troubles they have teen proved invalu able. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable They do weaken by their aciion, but by giving tone to the stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system Regular size 25c. per box. Sold by A. G. Lnken & Co.,dinergist. llagerstown. John Bowman and wife went to Anderson last Sunday to visit their son Ed. J. M. Lontz and family of Rich mond, came over on the excursion Iat Sanday to viMt friends. Dr. E. Keith's patent parlor swing will be manufactured at Dablin, Indi ana Mrs. Alice Newcum's brother and wife visited her over Sunday. Republicans in this vicinity don't want free silver et 16 to 1. They want a dollar that is worth 100 cents the year round. Preaching at the Christian chnreb next Sunday by Rev. Wabington. The Curistian church of Hagerstown is tot the disciple church that assumes the name Christian for the name of their church. Marvin Chamness has been on the sick list for one week. John Hall brought home his new wife. May happiness go with them. Many of our beet citizens endorse the position taken by George H. Knolenberg on Sunday base bail. Too late to eure a cold after con sumption has fastened its deadly trrip on the lungs. Take Dr. Wood's Nor way Pine Syrup while yet there is time.

WHAT IT MEANS.

Scne cf the Dangers in Trying Democratic Policies. VT-i.-n rce casts hi vote for the Repnblitau state, congressional and county tlckut this fall he will vote to sustain a national policy that, while protecting home iudustry, has brought about au era of glorious pr p. ?ruy and patriotism. Any check to thce condition, through a policy of the unlimited coinage of silver, the restoration of tariff for revenue reform or the curta-.luieut in the least of the right of the United States to be sole arbiter of what she has won by war, would be nnprocressive. unpatriotic and in the end disastrous to the couutry's destiny. The ooreibility of such disaster attends everything the Democratic party propose. Anions the possibilities of Democratic experiments is the loss of a rapidly growing exportation from the United States of iron and steel products, whicn in 130 were foi.000,000 less than the importations. Thrs year tbe value of our iron and steel products sold to foreign consumers has reached $30,000,000. It is better to hold to the policy that has developed prosperity than to experi ment with one that would develop risks. One of these risks, for example, might be the destruction of the cotton mills iu tbe United State'. That aloue would mean the steppage of f300.0iW.WK) circulation, the wrecking of 300.WK),tXX) capital invested and throwiug out of eniplovment of l.V),000 workers. Or it might mean tne stoppage of our progress iu iron aud steel manufactures, which anuually turn out a product that keep over $400.WW,000 iu circulation, furnish investment for a like amount of capital aud employs 300, WX) hands. They furnish sustiuauce for l.WW.OOO people. Or it might moan detriment to all branches of tuaunfacture and iudustry, driving capital away, throwing people oat of employment with all that implies in loss to farmers ami mechanics. The country J only two years away from such a deplorable condition of closed factorial, impoverished people and stagnated trade. It existed under the retrogress! e policy of Democracy; there was no relief except under the progressive pmiey of Republicanism. It was absolute confidence in the latter that rapidly brought uround every condition of prospentv the country now eniovs. A vote for u Democrat means the ultimate destruction of that prosperity. FOLLOW THE OPEN WAY. The trait of character which made Grant so successful, whea once he had entered upon his career, was. that he alwavs followed the way as it opened before him. There is a sound philosophy in such a habit, anil it is conducive to national success and greatness, as well as to that of an iudividnaL At present the way is opening to America iu the West Iudiej aud among the island of the Pacitic To hesitate to follow that way is like ttyiug in the face of Urbvi deuce. It will bo the begimur;g of greater America. It is our f vy to make our country the mistressV t tbe Pacific Tbe block fi,a!liou Dei Norte, 2 a big success as a iiuideless wonder, an Sept. II paced a mile at ludepende: Or., in 2 :U4, which equals the world record, made by the late Marion Mi at this style of going. Horseman J. M. Egemeyer sells frotti H. H. Range sells frrstie. An ticquent speaker. True eloquence was voiced by John Speaker, of Catawba, Ohio, when be says: I had five large fever sores on my leg four years, and.f tried five doctors without benefit. All said I could not be cured, but I fooled them by curing myself wih one bottle of Electric Bitters and one box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve." Electric Bitters is the greatest blood purifier known. It gently stimulates the stomach, liver. kidneys and bowels, so that poisonous matter cannot remain in the system It cures dyspepsia, malaria, constipa tion, nervousness, aids digestion, im proves appetite, increases 6trengtb, i;ive8 new life. Price 50 cents. Sold by A. G. Luken & Co., druggists. 8" "f.;...-...-. John F. McCarthy sells frostine.i H. H. Erk sells frostine. Buoklen's Arnioa Salva. The beet salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe ver sores, tetter, ehapped hands, chil blains, corns, all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to giye per fect Bati8tacuon or money refunded. Price 2o cents per box. For sale by A. U. Luken fc Co. If yoa have catarrh, don't dally with local remedies, but purify and enrich your blood with Hood's Sarsa parilla. 7 Palpitation of the Heart. A severe attack of nervous prostration left my heart in a very weak state. It would palpitate and flutter at the slightest exertion, and I was unable to attend to business. I tried several remedies without benefit, until I began using Dr. Miles' Heart Cure which cured me completely. W. Wollney. Jackson. M.ss. DR. MILES' is sold by all druggists on enaraatee rst bottie benehLs or money back TtVwvV svs Ka ! - - a. X f wj vu ut.H. mutt UCI Vt4 KDt IITC. , Or. Miles Medical Company, Eikhart,"

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