The Syracuse Register, Volume 7, Number 26, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 7 May 1896 — Page 1

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OWI MIECNKI. CBUMCH DP GO1»:-I , «**:M*< every •<- •»**•• S«*d*y *l II o'clock runday i-ebool MtAta M Prayer now Hog Thursday eroafo*. All ar* cordially Invited to attend JOSKI'H HUM M’S. ro-tor LCTHRaX ruracHs-Bev j«mc PM*or tn ch*r*« l‘rva. hln« every alternate •abbaate at 11 o'clock nvwd oehnona promawl All are cordially Invited to attend ttxa* dlvlaaaervicen Paator ■ B CH UMCHt -Preaching oa «v<x>ndaed Iporah Sabbath of each mouth at 11 •' mA Iba Aret eabbath at i ts P B> *“*!** •ebMlatiea m Prayer otrrt log Toveday •Itiiris A cordial lavltatluu to ail. . KKS . RERKON. Pastor BBBTHBRS CHVBrtl:-***♦»•* •*?** eeaad Awaday and Ik* dat*rday evening ?raj»er mealing every Wednesday evening. \.T P A C *:-Meetfne held at M K ■karc A every AaaAay at 8 P •" Allarecor F*lTy t.v.wdfauv«Ml ((MI TH rn-Wenl W*e«*a CotwwMo Aec'y «W MOTOR VODGK KO ***.), •■ F. A A M. ' a~ k J. W Sutler. W- * M lltebaal Nioohti. S W ■ EK Snarly. J *• K«»te« Meeting. Friday evening on o» MmEm fall m«*>n and two irt*t yniwH FKO LoruiK xo. t*. KNIGHT* OF FTTHIAP X^ , m%.'KT4."a.Wr d :J ereihere la good .tending are Invited .o alfßOdk . J ■' Wm Snavely. C. C Md.C. Graham. K of R AS. V ■akk virw post NO. Mt. B ° ‘t > *v*ry let and M Meeday night* IIBLrh month. |M (Mirer Ouatwell. >’ C Mrauuse tent no nK K. 0. r. M. BK-ed meeting. s»>d an«l Ijh. ThaWeday of each moti'K In '!>• Ir h.«l. ">rr |Krr A Hu.lonu'. drug All Mr ■Lhia cerdiaUy Urvltrd to atten I >.C. ftanat. fir M-‘'nan-Bl a. R.taoa. B, K. ”” r ' ITBACURE HIVE NO. 51 1.0. T. B. I Masting* bold lb* Ist and 3rd Friday tTcnißjr io each month. in R. O. T. M. hail Ail Lady Maccabees invited to Attend. Ibbks Broaoca. Udy Com. ’d»|« H ilia bold. Lady R. C - ■. . I faihnt Tint Tibka. — ■ ■ ■ ... Baltimore A Ohio R. R. Tulin Pam Sy ra< use aa follows: - HAST BOUND.' Me M Local - — to IS A. M ’ M Pemwr mol Wall »• A M K PaUMger ** «*“ WEST BOUND. Me. IT Pajaaeager aad MaM . **» P » • st Usd - •* A. M I : ■' ■ • ° J M BLAIR. Local Aftrnt Pur further tafceanatk.n call <m> B A. O. Ticket Agent, or addevaa L. A. A Ilea. Am't Meal fan r Agent. < hfcago .... B vBT B.CAMHMM.U-1 HASOIKt IL. OMiaan* “*»■• Pa*‘r<r- ■ I c. c. a a st. u r. r. Big Tsur Bout*. rTMT. -TABLE From Milford. Ind., In nfact Oct BMk IBM 00150 XORTR ’."t-:.'i in I:s= • aa Bunday only »Ma. *». GOING AOVTffl. \ HA.» all and Fjp>«n •• • “ ’ £ all and F« *r«a» 12 J ” • fT Monday Oniv . . .. AM > nt. yMITH BRO'S CITY MEAT MARKET. Pay hUhoe* aiarlnH yrt-e Air Cattle. H«« Veal Hide*. Ijm« and Teltow. FteUt meat al alt thana. Clean btocksaad ctnartemM treatment Va All. BYRACIWk ISO. .. • ■ 0 ? ’ . .'. -| DARR’ luaTHBaU aiIUJKI. I have ■»« band the £nert line <>( <'*»kela in tbe •'••nirty. over twenty different at.vic* ami BnMh. aUu a complet* liae’bt Burial Rr.hr*. Anawar all <nl:a promptly day or nW- • ■ V ‘ '.9l**l-

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For Repronnetetun. EirrTMß Raoiarnn: 1 *tah to annrmaeerhatmf name will be prerouted at the County Convention to ba feel i at Warsaw «*n Tneeday. May M. 1«B. as a candidate for roaotnlna lion for Representative nibjert to the deoWon of that body. Pkrtjfing my best nervier* in the hilerosta at my «‘nstituentoand my hawMett mdAßVors fef — For Clrortt Indite Rniron RtnMrr.it; x Vtenne aanounr* tbronekr Hfor colntnßo that mv name will on U. Ih» RWtbcominic BepoWMßuf •nunty Omveotioa aa a caauidueteF Judge forSrn »th J-dK-ial Circuit.. andtsubject totaltlectffon. HIRAM 8. ■RJGb. If. Editor RPtitmn: Haase announce thrmifh your eolntnna that Sty name will be preennted to the Repttblican County Convent Ha. a* a candidate 'or the offlre "f Circuit judge, ami inbieo-t tn its decirtoa. EIXJAR HAYMOND Fdr Treaewrer EtHTon Kkoisttk: I’leiuu. an mince tbronffh ydnr col- I uno* that my name will be peaafoted to the Republican County Conception tn he held May N. aa a candidate for Treaturer and subject to it* decision. „ C I. BAKTOI. S'-', I ■ s For Proeecntinc Attorney. Epitok RE<iI»IKU;I Please awsnnnc*> that my name will be presented to the Reonblican (’ohnty Convention tu be held -t t-akesule Park on ThuradayrMay KI. as » candidate ■ for Pnseecuttnit Attorney nf the Mth judicial Circuit. L. K. STUOKmY. Fee OeaßAMlnntewae. Editor RenraraK: • ' Please annonnoo Utreugh your col-j umni dial my ntms will be presented tn the f orthcoming Republican CountyGoar antion at a candidate h»r romtnla•i’.nei for the Middle Distrkt tuhjcel to the <l<«-i*ion of that body dAMES r. WEBB. Wayne Township. FdMToa Reglatkii: Plea*., annotin. «■ to the Repiibliearr of! Kowin'ko emnty that I ndi! he a can-1 ■ id vie for the office of OnninUgioner j for the liidd • Ihetrirl. su >je<‘t to the < decision of the Kepublicnn ■•ovinty «dnrentinn to be b*M on Tuewlav Mar Fl HILLiAM J BANKS, frailfe Tp For Sberift. Enrrirn RmiisTßß: _ 1 Flaaae annoume through your col- i uma* that my nanie will lie presented to the forthonming Republican Convention as a <-andidate for Sheriff tubject j to the decision of that body. W.c HARVCor. ■ I- . ? ■ ■ ■ I -Etnrita KgiitSTKU; » . Plena* Be noun ce through your col-1 unni that my w*n»r will be present*! . t«« the Republican County Convention to be held May IS, M * candidate for Sheriff, and subject to Ita decision. J. B MAITHEWB Editom RmtlsTKM: I. desire Ao announce that mv name will !>e prveented to the Republican County Convention to be nel>t on Tuesday. Mar M as a candhiat* for the nomiDAtiou of Sheriff, subject to the deeiaioa of that budy. J T. GILLIAM. EplTrtt RgGUtTKR Subject Vo the derision of th* ReputHran (xHintv Conveution. which as semblea on Tuesday, May M. 1 d«*ire tn announce that I will be* a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff CHARLES K. RANUZ, Labe Tp. Obitwy Mr*. Mary Decker McMannamy died very suddenly al her home in Syracuse on Saturday. Mar 2, 1896 at 11 p m. H-»r death wta unexpected. She did not suffer a confining illnesa, but was subject to occaaicnal attacks of lung congestion and heart trouble. On the evening of her death aha had severe chilis, and though medical aid was- quickly; •ommooed, the hstart action eouM do< lie rsetored. Only three month* ago her hiubind, J. E. McMannamy departed this life, and much thy m expreased for the children who are thus suddenly left alone. The deceased was born in Hancock Co, Obi--, February 4. 1849, and wee aged 47 year*, 2 month* and 26 day*, She wa* raartied to John McMaanamy in 1872. and to them were horn 6 cbil Iren. 4 of whom still live to remember her a* • devoted mother. She wes e faithful Christian, sad though a crippled womaa she waa cheerful and patieaL Among the many who attended her funeral were her lathes Ibbm B. Decker of Miilera- ’ burg, her daughter Mr* Rosa Patton, of Ligonier, Mr* Bodmersbiae ’of Milleroburg, Mr and Mii Tboe Bunger. Frankly u Dec* er, Hannibal I Decker aad Mias Anais Price ot Ligonier. Bev Bumpus conducted the funeral service at the Chunk of 1 God. of which church aLe had been a member seven veers. The remains were laid to rest in the Syracuse «m few. near her husband from

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whom she had . not long been parted. "They were united in life, and in death were not divided." AFRICA HEW*. Amos Rarden, who recently resided in Ligonier, has now bought and i* living on a small piece of land owned by Joo Stull living south of . Grindle lake. The school bouse was crowded last Tuesday about a hundred persona being present. Jake Rothenberger has sold hi* wheel and will purchase a new Ariel of hie brother, J. W. Alonso Riitlsb*ao and wife were the guests of John Hammon Sunday. « Frank Swihart is shearing sheep in this vicinity this week. Aaron McClintic purchased a horse of David Lewallen one day last week. Joseph Stull and Sam’l Gans and families, *re planning to go to North Dakota. John P. Steward bad business in Warsaw last week. John Simmons is back kgain from his place of work aouth of Webster. Earl Miller of Bolivar, still makes his weekly visits over this way. Mr. Myers the timber buyer of Milford, wa* through this part of lb* country Monday buy ing timber. ——a- —■» ' « Additional Local. Carpets and Matting at Ketring's. Does your house need pspering? •If so, see Wall Paper at Rothenberger'a . Pasture to Let. I have good pasture for cattle for SOe month. 8 L Ketring Geo Kleder and Tret Miles of Milford, were locking aftei their lake ;pr perty in thia section yesterday, and stopped off here bn their way home A tramp entered the rcsidet ce of Mrs. Shaffer last Monday and stole {•ocket lMX>k containing a note and I a email gold chain. He waa capi tured at the depot and the article* found in bi* pomeMion. He was ; locked up io the calaboose andTuee ' day morning was brought before ’Squire Ix>v* who bound him over to court. He was taken to the counj ty seat yesterday by Constable Cory. C. C. Rnntz of Lake Tp, waa in ' town yesterday and made this < ffice a pleasant call. Mr. H. i* a candidate for sheriff, and is making many friends by bis pleasant way* and honorable method*. He has been a candidate in former years and be is well known throughout the county He is well qualified for the office, and should be be successful in receiving the nomination he will give the people excellent service Hia announcement appears in another column Win. J. Bank* of Prairie township, was * caller yesterd xy and while here had his announcement put in our columns. Mr. Banks is candidate for Commissioner for the Middle District. Our readers will remember bis unfoitunate accident months ago, when he Joel an am while working around a corn busker. His disability hinder* him in many vocation*, and as he is well qualified for the position «f commissioner, be ask* a liberal support at the band* of the convention to be bald May 26. Rev. W. P. Herron was initiated into the first degrees of Fr*etnaao<u y, jin the Milford Lodge, Wednesday I Bwning et lart week. The reverend i gentfoman is big aad and the Ibex probably had k hard tuasla. -—Mrs. Emanuel Spodgraa* and son Lawrence and Mias Ceml Coy, from sooth of Syracuse, visited from Saturday till Monday last with Mr. I and Mr*. Ananias Bartholomew, near ; Nsppanoa. Last week Dr. L & i Becknell waa th* owner of th* tuea >; W. Milford rated**ci* occupied by A. 0 Haney; be owned an interest in th* Neff Maehin* Works in W. Milford. I On Thursday they trad*d; aad no* i Mr. Hanay owns tb* Bated*na*. and i Dr. Bedmsll tea partner in th* Neff i .W. Ix>ng of Bj racuae - and Mr*. Mary V Archer of Milford, ■; were married by Rev. Muller *t th* rhoote of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Wil- : Ham Hope in Goshen, Sunday eve--1 ning, April 26. A number of rela- - tivss and friend* <vre prevent to > witness the ceremony and enjoy the f wadding banquet. On Monday, the t 27th. an infair dinner wa* given by ijo. C Archer in East Milford. Mr. b and Mrs. Long will locate in Mario<v t Ind.—Milfotd Mail.

Gexbau. Cosfekxscx Notbs. The Twenty-seventh General Conference of ths M. E. Church met in Chveiand, 0.. Hay Ist, to continue until MayßlaL It meets once every four years, on y the first day of May. I The General Conference is the ' legislative body of the church, the , basis of representation being one ministerial delegate for every fortyfive member* in the annual eonference*, and two lay detente* for each annual cooference. One hundred forty conferences will be represented in the general confer *nce. There are 557 delegate*. The 14 Bishops preside in torn, beginning with the senior Bishop, Bowman. The General Conference is oae of ' the greatest deliberstiv* bodies in ' the world. Delegates from every continent and nearly every country on the ’ globe will be in attendance. Over 30 million Methodists will be ( represented. - - The General Conference will donvene in the new Armory building, I which b*a a seating capacity of 4.000. The official expenaes of the conference will be >BO,OOO, and an official Daily Advocate will be published. Methodism build* 4 new churches every day. ' The ministerial delegatee from our conference, the North Indiana, are, Dr. H. N. Herriek *nd Rev. Geo- HHill of Muncie. Dr? F. G. Brown of Huntington, Dr. A. E. Mahis of Richmond, and Dr. W. D. Parr of Kokomo. The two lay delegate* ate Dr. Stcmen of Ft Wayne, an 4 Mr. Patterson of—. Methodism contributes over three million dollars yearly for misafoa*. Among the many events of intNeet will be a course of patriotic lectures whose dates are as follows, —May 6 Chaplain McCabe; May 13, Dr. A J. Palmer; May 16, Ex-Gov. Mr Kinley; May 20. Bishop Fowler; May 23, Bishop Newman. W. P. Herton, Pastor. BENTON CLIFPINCS. E Ju3ay and wife spent Sunday near Brietol with Fianklin Judav’s. Mrs. Wm. and Tilgbman Butler attended a social meeting at Millersburg last Thursday.’ E. E Hawkins and wife spent Sundsy at Hardscrabble.' C. A. Alwioe is still on the sirix list. Mr*. W. Hardy of Goshen, visited with Mia* Fannie Kyler last week. Johnny Tice and family ate soup at the Clinton church Sunday. E. E. Hawkins and wife visited in Elkhart Wednesday. I. H. Alwii • and wife of Goshen, are visiting H. Alwinino a few days The Goshen Colts played a game of base ball with Benton’s second nine last Saturday, score 36 to 6iu in favor of Bentou. If Goshen can't afford a better team they bad better stay at home. Mr. Paulson and family and Mrs Manaban of Goshen, were guests of H. Alwin* Sunday. Mis* Emma Robinson ie on t£e rick list. . ' M M. Follia and wife of Goshen, visited in town Tueeday. Considerable excitement prevailed iu town last Saturday, wbea it waa learned that Joint Fike attempted to commit suicide. He had been working in Mr. Hoffman’s wood* near Millersburg, and on Wednesday attempted the nab act with a revolver. The bullet entered the right ride of the bead paaaing downward to the throat He wandered around until Saturday, when be wa* found m Dr. Jenning’a yard. He was taken to th* , county Infirmary, where be is slowly improving. He is supposed to be unbail*need mentally, aad will probably be eeat to the asylum. If* all the same, a slight cold, eoa--1 gsated lungs or severe e<High. One Minute Cough Cure baaisbsalhMS.—Mtlier A Buabong. o I —i 1 Take * dose of De Witt * LMtMe CaHy ■ Kisers just ’foe the good the rood they i will do vox These little pili* are goo* for for beedacbe. good C Indigestion, good far taadacbe *ond lirer evmptaint. g»x>d lor cuataiaatioii They are good -MWsr A MmA- ’ °" X ‘ r . ? r Ohamberlain'B Bye aad flkla Otntndßt r AeertaiaeureforCbroaioSareßwa I Tetter. Salt Rheum. Seato Heid, 04 f Chroaic Soros, Fever Bore*, Eczema k Itch, Prairie Seratehes, Bor* Xipplta aad Pile*. It la abating and sunhisg > Hundred* of ease* have be** *arcd bg » M after all other treatment had foiled . dfioaatapar bos. <? • . . - I ta ■ ' ■ ■■ > ffiWBAXIBB’S Mine » I ~wsnwHi uuiWs f Mb m—* tew** . Qw». say w my* »* hona* from i*kta* tba *M—g- Tto***» ' M >yw»« wft*fc*«*«tew Jrijrioylo* <: m

The Cash Store ‘ . • - '■ HAVING RECENTLY PURCH/SED FULL LINES OF GOODS FOR ALL OUR VARIOUS DEPART* MENTS WE ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE PEOPLE OF THIS VICINITY WITH Ah CHOICE, UP-TO-DATE LINE OF MERCHANDISE. X X X X X X X \ y New dress goods. Anticipating a very radical change in the styles of 5 -: dress goods for the spring of *96 we made an extra/ ordinary effort to close out all stock on hand, and to what extent we succeeded many of you know. X Very little left X Which enabled us to put in a complete and up4o/date line. X MOHAIRS, in plain and figured. X NOVELTIES, all styles. X SERGES. HENRIETTAS &c. X PLAIDS, a fine fine, suitable for waists and suits. X THE LA I ESI IN TRIMMINGS to match goods. X X X X A new line of shoes. All kinds and sizes in strictly up-to-date And the full worth of your money—lCOc on the $ Special closing prices on all old lines. X X X HATS —Young men, We wish to call your attention to the fact that we a have in stock a full line of the popular styles in Fez doras and stiff hats. X Hats for old and young, X Ladies’ shirt waists. THIS WILL BE A SHIRT WAIST SEASON. X We have a complete line from 50c up, X EARLY BUYERS will get the CHOICE SELECTIONS. X We have a more complete line of fashionable and up-to.date goods than was ever before shown in Syracuse. Come in and look it over. We ll be glad to help you. STETLER & STRI EBY. r . ■ I I ■ - • •* Our Store Is Everybody’s Store. People are well acquainted with this fact, for the low price wind has been blowing trade our way. People come, examine and buy and. buying once, buy againXThose who are not our customers, we will say, when XXX you get tired of paying prices you shouldn’t XXX payi when you get tired of wasting money you shouldn’t waste* when you are ready **come to us, whether you care to buy or not come in and see us. -'. * . . *...• • ' ■ •' E. E. Miles & Son, SaJcexs O-rooers. ; - ' . i ■ . ' • . 0 ■. • #»■, 111 ■_ u-’ 1-— ■* •- ■I! I Mb i I HO ► Mi* II

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The Only One To Stand the Test Rev. William Copp, whose father was a physician for over fifty years, in New Jersey, and who-himself sj>ent many years preparing for the practice of medicine, but' subsequently entered the ministry of the M. E. Church, writes: ”1 am glad

to testify tluit I have had analyzed all the sarsaparilla prepayations known in the trade, but AYER’S bis tire only one of ? them that I could recommend as a blood-purifier. I have

given away hundreds of bottles of it, as I consider it the safest sis well as the best to be had.”—Wx. Copp, Pastor M. E. Church, Jackson, Minn. AYER’S B THE ONLY WORLD'S FAIB * w Sa rs a parilia When In doubt, ask for Ayer’s Pills A >OOW TO MUWI AMITY I CUSHMAN'S MENTHOL INHALER finatnt fhwotm d ICntwy. turte »ll trnul.lw at th. MMMRV CATARRH, headache, NEURALGIA, LsGRIPPt. ■T WILL CORE WY u-ri' rr— Snr,ling Knofflnc Vouching. IlMHl.th.. OHS'. J etsC Continued a« Hfccte ■sSffMff '*W X I CCBK. Sty rr H hu. no wi.) fby yft V COLDS .SoruThrouk ’V \ Buy Furer. Bronf.VV. ehltlß. Ln OIUPPB. \ Thr mote Hrfrr.biug AVy/lvA and HnltM.l aM to B Rf.Mch, suSHura. ' Bring. 81wp to lb« Kaeplm. Lune Inwmnla and H«rv<><» iinorn bt ratsmaas b.ibiwbiba. 1. LtN MOX BBOWSS. r. B. C. A M- Swt~a t. *• C— tn> U«4— wU Ha. “Tk. ».p* W 1. a uann« h—ll* Um lb.. .-«•* ( I, U, .a-» dlMn. ..I’t M <*• •atwai I .meria. CCBKM4B*b MUIMOL IBS,II. te om a.»4»e. r— •***’*." • DR. BROWSB -Aiwa., tk. teg.i Mu BBS. TIUH. UltUkl.." . CVSItStB’S. altek mH m tk. »•« i.rwK b.l tktw w Im, üb» . te, .artuaau te. aleay. U . 4 muMo, atetkte ky ttete <aH«« » klswtbtel .Usemctl w u thel 't <4 Uj !eflu»ee» WmUU.” CHU $. Sk WHOP. Fwnroew to the naaHtabie Kre and Fat laflrw'.ry, Cbieae-, t »*< ■* *«*■•» W B»y gtejd r’Met-'B voer !»* wh*e I *ay HatJ an «et»«Maliy eetag MU yeewrlMw lh-m *w at pftrigwta.” Decrt to with —Hhh*ss Imi atb-ba. Tabs Zly €!•■• I*n. FHo«k kM. at all nrn C< fota, ~ walle4 pas Ina doe e< ww W»Ue fee bead ea Mealhel A«E*TI Msm WcTls**** W- * 24 ■Btiatpoi ■euuaoßuia OQ SBjn üßtnqme sWßrtsEr«a « jss&'kt U K tIAOIJ M 11 u‘“*w B Mil.. qlhiouu uati. vx op Xoq, eanuoxi uuoiiec -a.lau.l juol lown acwjuoo'ieoi puut<>|l <*i«q cjgoq J»", pee, eaWH.i .. nuaqa u e,|| irt MuMtudam :au..r>dtel»Aatnol«» PlUourMWOn jo out uo pns *usmx pe-l Pto Brno, uo «■«„ |u<n -a»M n»u4pe»B earn ]- »1 V IM«IV ' «IV KBITS • nay II 'WBTTf aom -tpotn Lrea BOX ASVttll must (KUO ant »T»W jnoj 'kpuun jeq >•> tuuoood auuvel teutn inj v-u A'>» op otetuu jou asa -u|utu bjom nae J»M if* »UIOP r n * *ddwt| at J»<noia AW •»o*» ■“"* >“■ I oouta ,pu«u J», iflta »iq •non on pru *«q ‘.powq a jam-<■ patno aa|«( •gabion «!)| paano utniu »qt no inannnto jn »m ,aerj*T -ama inpeptma •»t it .p'rrq puWuaaaf .ujajin, uoiißSKaßßulpu«u|»daaettaio,yt»> ■ l it -auoiidaya uig, in. jo V»jo|S «pmqi paaMg* ■jip'aaq *ae.injn -aujnfl ‘Bing joj l.uina ptm ApMaac p<jte< eq, «| it »qt <ll It <t»eß P«w ~.duvM J? »or o* a let pua of) ■apo«H »WA Bn»u®s Dr Nsrtln t Nervine Cellee Sam Nell Tew Coffee Expense atto Sam Doctor Bltle A plearnnl table drink, purely eeroa gluten and vegetable, and a poeitivo cure for headache, nervousneee. dyspep•la. eleepleosnMA, heart disease Mlloneneee, conelipalion and the many other ailments ceased by coffee and tea. J K. White. iala.Vinzoo, Mich., writes: -My wife hae been eeverly afflicted with headnebs and heart troablo.' While using Korvtne Coffee ehe was almost totally free from both, fihe must have it.*’ lib, 100 cupaSOe. Sample making SSenpe by mall iOe. Address Dr. Martin Health Food O. Elkhart. Ind. Bold by S.L. Ketring and J. E Kilgore. mb u e», .. - Ui Dr. «arttn’e Royal Breakfast Feed- ,/ The muscle bculbing. brain etrengbea* ing. nerve invigorating proportion eg- / tractad from ebolee wheat, requiring the life and strength of many pounds to obtain one package. It to poeiatvely tbe best for well and eiek. quiets nerves, soothe the stomach, eereo constipation, ehlidren thrive oa it- For health drink Dr. artin *o Nervine Coffee, a pleasant table drink- pare eoreal. gluten and cogitable. C, S. Ainsworth, Indianapolis. Ind.. Writes: been greetwith etomaeh trouble, and and year food and coffee the heel I hrva over aood.” Food, Stb package 15c. Coffe, lib 3»e. Bold by 8. L- Ketring and J. K. Kiigere. jf f DOLLARS £ PER DAY 20 Easily Mhde> We went ■any assa. leywaaa gtrists west Kes a tew tMurs asOy. ri«M tasaO ansM asirewn bsseax Tbe fewness to seer. fimaM. Mrisdyhißi—li.eed W ■>Mhl oama sgem Tea lam a deer Mt and ea i iißycWMse Bapsctonee eat cpactM rtMy Mfe : Wily. Xeesetoel reqeM. Wom»m ’ with BverythtM tea aeto. «m» ym wed. ! ead hetp yea W «ere ten toaea eemm wewei Weene de an wed es am, sad boye artlp* aMkesood pay. Anyone, say where, mmwe , wort. AB saeooed who tritew ewryimem Fie ririritew lames wort wOI sWH’ w*B yea a greet <fc*l ot Money. Bisi|lHM — and In grm dcmun-L Write S»e ear >—*-* mesMe.eadreeriTe tnM li ftßi ritsa dm It m ■■deds not IO f 0 • 06 Qsorgk Stimson SOs*» Bad 4M, NONTLANO, MAINS.