- yTTS BROS, Pubiis-hers.
"''"'"l nvrr Thursday, and dally errrj
raulrii! i)ccpi Sunday.
R"i"ter(t at HiB rittimuit.li, Nii. pot.
i--fnr trhiitnilflnn ttironsti th U.,.'H. mill
lwoiid dun mtv C
n1 V S.v .-a fiisu rreeu.
PPtA'""' fr. In silvan- .. .... ...flM
tti f r . (Hit yar. uut In adtnnce. a 0 I
- II limrW fclM.lhf W.il Milling . -- . ' .a
J iy. tiiri- iimiii:.. In :nl'.aucf ... 40
TKHM FOR DA I LI
no -ip onei yvir in a ir iikt 00
aetnvr I"' a-vk. tiy eiurlto I
fl ciy, per nuiiitt1 K
bat to give to them freely of their
own bounty. Let all the peojilo re
joice. In tewtimony whereof I have here
unto net my limnl ami canned to be
nfttxert the reat peal of the mate.
Done ul Lit. ohi t'..'. Uth liu) of
Nove.iiher, in the year of .our I '
one thousand eiht Iiuiulr f ael
ninety-oil .'. of the rtUti" - twenty
fifth am! of the iii.U-r'"'l-'fe ol thc
United States the liuudred and
sixteenth. - " .
Ity theCwreruor:
l.:L JOII.V M. TltAYEK. j
ALLEX, Swcy Ol own.-.
V , ,,nr ttftf : iif in tl e
I'"1 J '
,,f hoMora'de men; fro to
wails mid devi op the iii.iiiitid lit
renonn e" IhatG 1 and nature have
placed "n your M)ver, and Kansas
i t futurs ui in the pant, will he iu--:.icil))e"
war, in peace proreHt--
ive, itiutciHi'"! mprcm"1
jiiiiiej
hands
EXPENSIVE WHIPS.
60M!
. COiTLY ARTICLES OvVNEO
DY WEALTHY DRIVERS.
John C.
SATURDAY.
w .
NOVEMBER Sl.lSfl.
THE PRESIDENT'S THANKSGIVING
PROCURATION
By ttie president of the United
iiate-jof America: A proclamation,
li ,U a vury Rlad incident of the
?.arvcloiis proep'Tity which has
.a 1ip rear now drawing to a
alose that its liopeful and reuhsur-
toff touch has been h it by all our
cople. It has been as wide as our
jountry, and bo special that every
komc has felt Hi comforting iuflu
nce. It is too yreat to be the work
f man's power and too particular
to he the device of his mind. To
od, the beneficent and nil wise,
who make the labors of men to be
fruitful, redeems their locses by his
grace, and the measure of whoee
governing is as much beyond the
thought of man a it is beyond his
deserts, the praise and gratitude of
fbe people of this favored nation
re justly due.
Now, therefore, I, Benjamin
Karrison, president of the United
Itates of America, do hereby ap
point Thursday, the 2tith day of
Kovember present, to be a day of
foyful thanksgiving to God for the
bounties of his providence, for the
grace in which we are permitted to
Mioy them, and for the preserva
Moa of those institutions of civil
and religious liberty which He
jure our fathers thf window to
devise and establish and us thc
courage to preferve. Anion;' the
annronriate observances of the day
re rent of toil, worbhip in the pub
lie rnnL-recatioa. the renewal of
(i i-i
family ties about our American
resides and thoughtful helpful
ess towards those who sulk, lack
f the body or of the spirit
In testimony whereof I hare
hereunto set my haml and caused
Hie seal of the United States to be
affixed.
Done at the city of Washington,
this 13th day of November, in the
fear of our lxird one thousand
urnt nunarcu ana ninety-one, snu
ml the independence of the United
Bialm thr nni hundred and six
teenth. ' Bknjamix IIakki.w.y
Br the President: James C
Blaimb, Secretary of State.
t;.a frr-.m Pers-J-
gylvunin chow ll.at U.re-tr.Uie can
didate at the head of the republican
ticket, receit d over TA.iM plurality,
DCLEOATKixs from various cities
are assembling t Wahin-toii pre
paratory to en-ain in the fray
that is to decide which hlmll be
permitted to entertain the enliven
timi that hhall name our next pri s-iJanl.
AX cx limine elates that home of
the bills of thc clerks of election f
independent faith ran up so il.e't
havintr been made out in accon'-
nice with the provisions of the
iht hour law. The independents at ths bntt mil, which i.i un urnameiital
vidently made this law fur u pur- cupito!. f.-'.i.i wl:icli u floral patleia mi
nue and the v can afford to serve as ual.-s, unUaciatic of iKiwer,
the laiiL hiiiL' stiick ot the leoi(le if
they can make such hauls as these, !
occasionally.
It is a niitak" fr any one class
of men to attempt to furrn a polit
ical party, inasmuch as it is certain
to nntajronix.e every oilier rhii-s,
which is unwise. It should be
borne in mind t'nal vc- arc a depend
ent people, and a party tint is not
broad enough or liberal enough to
legislate for the good of all clat
is not worthy an existence. Then
to insure this it is better that polit
ical parties be composed of men of
every vocation nnd that liberality
nd justice characterise their ad
ministration.
trTlilpa Thai JIu.l !: Rtgmtlrd Hun
Clrnamviita Than ii Ji.atrunienl uf t'av
fulnaaa fur t'rftlus or Fraclluaa
AMiMi A VMiwi.iii iiMmwim,
The Vauclerbilt family owns a vnluv
h'emhip. It was I rest-ntt d to the lats
W. II. Viuidi-rUlt by the Jat k-wm i
Wooden Cur enuipany, of Derwlek, I'.i.
The ui'yu was i.uulo by Fritz K.iMen
ttir'. senlritor, at a cust of (2,U)4.
Tiiu whip and Ivi.ry Btwk, befi,r any
tniviiirf -.viiilwii'', c:: t JS'.t). It wiiisevn
fiet Ici:. Abuve the uttx k the whip
nu iaail of mjli.l wti:del)e, then Wutlli
tlin-e dollars ht mhiui1, iihw scarcest
ten (lolhirs. Over this t'.:J ivhuklmiia
was the liuest iiraiiiin of bjillt bilered
whale hone ever attempted.
Thu Lruuliui; of the waip and making
of thi Nimmx-r iiciniai-il ai wliols
inonlh. The cane fur tiiu whip citfIUL
The handle of the whip was f t the puri-t
Ivoiy, 'Jl incite Ion;; in.-.l 1 inches tiilci
UUllUXUTOS k U IXSOVRl fii FEW R. R.
Tin? l AM'F.y
OF DAILY 1'AASIiMiliK TKAI.NS
GOING EAST
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TIME LAKH.
N'. I'l Artmnii lit' 1 hi I
Sll.;thl ' lltllV '11 ,
1 1 .iii, d.illy fii'i'i't 'iiiniay.
.10:." A la.
. 4 .wi p. in.
fr.N'KIHfS O-r I'VHIIV i.iiiiii.'l
I IV. m.i. 4 tmnr '.i'iitc i .. m i r
ti IhHir II II I" far'." A I mk bl'.ik. All vik
ioi.il KhiKlan coidi.i ly '"Vlrdlo a'triid
i'. 1. M uliii'l. ;. ' . ; Ii- lovi y, K.K S.
Bucklen' Arnica Saiva.
Thk Ukht ."Iai.vk iu the wmld for Cut
Itruiih, Hon. Ulcer j, .Sill lilniini. KrVel
H.irw,T.'-lter. Chapped HaiidK, ChilliUiiiK
Corns, and nil Skin Sruptiont1, and posi
tively cure I'lli. or tin pay required.
It in KHarantwil to L'ive aatislaetion, ol
money refunded. I'riee 2.'. rrnts per Inn
Kr aal hy K. 0, Kriel r.i.
() V. w Mn'li rlr-t ana lli ol ililiv
c-.v , 1 1 1 . of i U m. .ii Ii I 1.. A H. Il.til
Mi CiM-kaii'.k M k. Kriua Veiuil )e., M, W.
I. I' Ku'-iHulf, ltrcurli-r.
A
. V W o. M-Mwii ".nd ami t'.arrti
Kn uv ..if Hi 111'' ui ""i 'i. ".
hall Ml lin kur "Ml l.loiK, E J. MorUl. il'li',
. I', H'"wi. KM..,,rili'f,
KOV a I. II : N AM-'V m i! v.. )iiji,
S.ft til lii K. "I i' till Hi in ' i'aiiiii-ii ti
li L .' I ;!'!. V. !! :
II. ml l, hv ;-i4i
rr-ii- t.MM-K . . I;, ii" l
lir.Mlmii t ii v 1 1 Ilciry
I in u iiii iiK, s. i'ii'iiiiv;
l! I.OIMiK, Nu. I4S. t .'). K. m-- l
i'V rurmlay timht at ihi-ir liall l'i Klii."il1
At-'i. AJMNi.l f are ettrtis! j
'.i tt'dni i....i vi. el in 11- oily. J t i.ry,
N. 11 S. W. Ilriile, Sern taiy."!
We have sold Kly's Cream Balm
about three yearn, mid have re
commended its use in more than n
hundred Hpccial cases of catarrh.
The unanimous nnswee to our in
onirics is, "It's the best remedy that
I ha ever used." Our experience
is, that where parties continued its
iise.it never fails to cure J. II.
Montgomery, & Co., Druggists, De
corah, Iowa.
hen I beiran using Kly's Cream
.'iKiiini Luiuiin wim mi Him i intti
headache the whole time and dis.
charged n large nmount of filthy
matter. That has almost entirely
disappeared and have not had head
ache science.-J. onuners,Stephney,
Conn.
It will cost you nothing
surely do you good, it you
Cough, Cold or any trouble '
Throat, Chest or Lungs. I)r, W
New Discovery fur Coiisuuk
Coughs and Colds is guarantee
give relief, or money will he p
buck. Sulfercis from La Cr,
found it just the tiling mid
its use had a speedy anil pcrfi
covery. Try a sample bottle
expense and learn for yoursel,
how good n tiling it is. Xr'jr' '"'
free at 1'. (J. l rif ke .V t o. Di(
Store, I Jtrge size .rnte. and f 1.00
x
MllosNorvoand Liver "ills.
Art on a new principle regulat
ing ihe liver', kIwiuii.1i nod bowels
through the nervs. A new discovery.
Dr. Miles' l'ills pp. cdily cure biliou
sness bad taste, torpid liver, piles,
'nt.tipiiii.iii. UtU'(pialcd for men
women, children, smallest, midest
Pi.Tst! fi d'lyrs, 2.r;. Samjdes
free .-t V. O. l'ricke 4 Co's.
ite miserable bv indi-
cestion. constipation, diw-iness,
loss of nppetlte, yellow skinr Shi
l.. i. 'a 'li.,ii..r in ii iiositivc cure.
hor Bale by V. ti. Itickc ft Co. " "
i f 4 Hi 1 " -
For many years Mr. U. V. Thorn
son, of Des Moines, Iowa, was se
verely nlllicted with chronic diarr
hoea. He says: "At times li was
very severe; so much so, that 1
fcaerd it would end my life. About
seveu years ago I chanced to pro- j
cure a bottle of Chamberlain'.
Colic. Chvra nnd Diarrhoea;
Remedy. It gave me prompt relief
and I believe cured me permanent
ly, ns I now cat or drink without
liarm anything I please. I havtj
nlwi iihi-i'I it in my family with th
best results. 1'Jr Sale" by I'. O.
Frickie A Co.
THEGOVkHNoii THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION.
Now. more than ever bare the
people of Nebraska most convin
dog reasons f.r lifting their hearts
in gratitude to the Supreme Rule:
f the universe for the untold bles
ings they have enjoyed during the
year which is now drawing to
elosc. The disastrous effects of the
ttj'out'i which afflicted yome portions
f ti.e fetiiie a year ago hare been
followed by the sunshine of pros
ferity. The windows of heaven
' were opened; the rains came and
atow the earth has responded with
a most abundant increase; the lu
hors of the husbandmen hue been
aaost lavishly rewarded; the fields
have, been nliiiot-t weighed down
with grain the trees with fruit
the grannrie1? fir" f'l 1" re
pletion; now rigor and energy have
been infused into department of
human efforts; joy sits in the hearts
t the people where there was
' lamentation a year ngo: general
health prevails and peace reigns
within our borders.
It is most becoming, as well as
Ihe performance of a wcared duly,
Unit all should itinnifc'd in a
public mntiner their nppreciatio f
f and their gratitude for three
priceless blessings.
Now, therefore, 1. John M.Thayer,
governor of thc state Nebraska, do
hereby designate Thtirrlay, the 0
slay of th'4 pn -"?iit !';onth, a-; a day
f thanksgiving and praise to the
Most High for Hiii fatherly care
rer us and for His tender mercies.
I most earnestly request all the
people of thiH commonwealth to
abrtiiin from sill 4ecul;ir employ
ment on that day and assemble in
their several places of public wor
Jilp and offer up thankajivirj and
ongs of pra"ne to His holy name.
Ia accordance with this beauti
fulcustom f unilics wiil be reunited,
social and frutcrnal innuence will
' prevail and the heart cf all rhnuld
,, fce made ft-lud.
i ' I beg Him with an abtind.incc
net t forget the poor aad nrt4j
Hko. Bukkows says the attempt
of the democrats to help the wide-
pf tidC litr.14 did uiorc har,u tiins
good, and declares that the demo
crats mostly voted for Tost. Well,
we!!, we admit that the efforts of
the democrats to help thc indepen
dents scared the most of 'cm back
to the republican party, and there
fore did more harm than good.
Uut we deny that most of the dem
ocrats voted for I'obL liut we
won't quarrel about it, Hro. Bur
rows. The dream is over. The
hope that the people of Nebraska
had sense and manhood enough to
come out of the wet has gone like a
beautiful .dream. We go back to
the solid foundation rock of democ
racy, and, Bro' Burrows, we don't
know where you'll go, but we have
a haunting fear that, politically
speaking, you'll go to the devil.
You might as well. Your farmers
got scared and ran like sheep at the
sight of a wolf when they heard the
blood and thunder rainmakers of
the republican party gel up and
howl about the flag. Most of the
lCiders of your party were men
who could'nt get anything in their
own, and they simply went off
awhile to enhance their value and
get good offers to return. Lincoln
Herald.
"Evidently TlIE IlLkALI) dil not
consult Caugrc?sman Bryan befote
penning the above."
AN ELOQUENT REBUKE.
Hon. Joseph Ady, in a recent
speech at Manhattan, Kansas gave
the calamity agitators of that state
an elocpueut rebuke. He said:
"Kansas is nil right! She is
miracle ot prsgrrs! bheta a sun
tiower wiiose jewel center is sur
rounded by petals of gold. In
quarter of o century she has given
homes to a million and a half of
Mi.nla CI . i 1 1 i m f.
i--t" ' -
land have been laid und.r the plow,
and the farm products of Kanuas
this year the surplus of Kansas ia
worth flCaXJOxX) this minute,
More than the total output of silver
and gold annually in the Uiiilrd
States. And every dollar of this
magnificent crop has free coiua
in the imtrket nnd the mint of the
whole world. Our property
worth to-day a billion, three bun
died and ninety mill ons of dollars
Our free si hool is unparalled by
any on earth. Our colleges and
Jrohrr educational institution
are a matter of golry to every Kan
sssnn; our prisons, asyeius nnd
eleeinsoynary institutions maak the
generous conduct of the state of
Kansas toward (he unfortunate.
Xaiimas is all right; n'l alio needs
is to have the truth told about her.
Coll iu th vile horde of conspira
tors that nre trotting over the
tuition nt n Hilary of J.'.POO a year!
Bull down from high places cow
ard that dare to a?perse her good
mime. LhmIi from the temple of
justice wiih a ncnrpion whip every
ruin wU dejjrs'Ies the mautul of
of power, truth and
Tpetuity, which tncialiii four punc-Is.
Ia each panel i a wonderful ti;ec of
carving on ne vi.le a locomotive and a !
tr.tiu of cars; oil tiiu other a tteutiiboat,
fyml'ii7.iiix timfiinndationinf Coruelius
iitnlerliiit'a ;;reut Mci.ii-Vruieuts.
On the tL'inl ana tonrtn panels are t'a;
achievoneiitj of V. IL Vllllilerhiil''
gciiiua, the Uratid Ceotrul railroad de
pot oa one an J on tiiu other hinwlf lu a
buggy driviui; his celebrated fa.it horw
on thu road. Uu the end of tuo handle
are two portrait busts iu high relief of
Cornelius and V. II. Vauderbilt, father
and son. This whip is sacredly kept is
a gla- com) aiaou the art treasures cf
the Vaiitlerbilt gallery, and in future
generations will be treasured as a work
of art, even though it is simply a whip.
Jun Fink had a driving whip covered
with bilk thread, heuvy carved ivory
handle, hautUoinely engraved, gold
inotintings, with the owner's natns la
(liuinoiiila. The whin, with iU Velvet
lined caae, cot r00. W. K. Vauderbilt
has a tine whip, coaling Ci(J.
tOjAi. f a o v. V, nil a.
Jay Gould has a whip, made for L i in
twenty years iio, at a cost of 1W. IiJ
bos had it repaired only once.
Mr. Hammond, of tb Murray Hid
hotel. New York, had a whip worth $ j.
and Harry Hill, the famous New Yorker,
bal one worth f-'A.
Hon. Arthur Siedlcr, of Morruitown,
. J., bus an ivory bundled whip, beauti
fully mounted with silver. Oa the ivory
ia carved bi monogram. The whip cost
several hundred dollars.
The lata Theodore Stewart, of Vsw
York, had a whip that cost him $300,
Pierre Lorillard, cf New York, has a
due whip, with a handle of ivory, richly
carved and encircled by twining leaves
of tobacco, into which bis monogram it
deftly carved. It was preacuted to Mr.
LonUaxd by friends, and U valoed at
1'jOO.
It is quits a fid with ladle who ride
to have a coat s of fine gold taounted
whips, tied with their favorite color of
ribbon and LaiJ in the form of an X on
their bf's.
ejrrj yeur In finn driving whip, costing
from CJ3 to 41w, as present to proini
nent taea in clubs, societies, railroad
and steamship comimnles, etc. Fiue
whips share with the gold beaded cane
in their uss a gift. A nearly every
gentleman keeps a fins bono, he moat
needs bav a fins whip.
For female riders, a larga variety I
mails.
As the country crow mora densely
nnpnlatod. and richer and finer good
brcotna a Lartrrr part of regular trada.
new and novel design are continually
brought oat by manufacturers.
TURJU KIMt OF WU1W.
Thers art thro kinds of whip the
(tralght or baggy whip, the Uaa whip,
and, for riding, the English crop. The
crop ts a bandvuueiy mouuteJ, alioit,
traiht ntlck. with a 0t leather thong
at Iba tod, iiito w lUc'u uu or iu uA
U fitntenrd a hvih.
AuHHiia leaua Ui Wui'd lu wliipa, said
the EngUahmen bar found this out long
sgQ, A year ago a number ot noblemen
sent a man over here to pick out soma
Moo ark bl Frets.
Heart disi ase is usually supposed
to be ii. curable, but when jiroperly
treated a large portion of cases can
In- cured. 'I bus Mrs. Lltuira Hatch,
61 Klkhart. Hid., mid Mrs. Mary I.
Baker, of Ovid, Mich., were cured
nf tor suffering's) years. K C, I.in-
l.urger, driiL'irist nt .-iin Josif, ill.,
savs tliiit Dr. Mih-s' New lle.-irt Cure
which cured the former, '-worked
wonders for his w ife." Levi Igan
f Buchanan. Mich., who bail heart
li. ease for '.D years, says two bottles
made him "feel like n new num.
Dr. Mil'-"' New Henri (lire im solil
and guaranteed by V. (i. Fricke 4
Co. Book of wonderful testimonials
free. 1
UI.IL'S I'F.l'i'KRBKRO.
M ACr ACTL'HK of ASD
ziuciESniz n:;u retail
DRAt.tK IX tsr
CIIOrCKST BRANDS OF CKLXRS
rcix Litisor
TOBACCO ASD SMOKI.. S ARTICLES
always in stock
Plattsmoulh,
Nebrassa
MIKE SIlNKLLUAi Kl.U,
Wi(ui and BtsekiBiltli tup
Wtgea, Duggy, M schist n I
plosr Uepirii .loa.
H()R?E?H0EIN0 A SPECIALTY
-IIS
NEVtRSUP HORSESHOE
Which i the lt ui re-shoe for tl.
farnier, "r for fm-t drivinit, (,r for citi
uuriiox ever iuvnited . It tu ios.li
ibatsnyonu ci.n put on stinri or flat
r.irki, ned'd for wt sii.l fhi'ii-rj
i.t. or tan.'L'th. nr? ",d!. v1 s'
his (!i'.. Mini iminiiie thfi vavti'Si.D
tr.d you will ux. no othtr.
J. M. PILNELLUACKEIL
12 Surtli fifth St. I'Ufj uo.itt.
A P0PCLAB FAMILY.
JtWTT. : How It it, Kts that jott stwmy
p-fli f. 'CHtirta ffl 'fn ltH.t Imw linn t l9
what I may, you alwa;i tt-crn to l aba4
f m."
Kat! " I don't knw I ewtstn'r do o
aukranr ei' i-lion In lint Sliwli' n."
Jn:z:" WrX 1::r.g.r !-t fnr !-?!!,
far laainta, you Lata takoa up paiuliua.
'ft
.r- - aw X I
f
f . " 7 . ' . ' 'J' 11
i-if.tss. i .1 1 I wyir fs I
ttriight whip, while the Kng!!h. French
and Ciernian whips are dl lu-h whips.
A New York lady ba a drlrlug whip
which she vain at ta.O"). - In the sux-k
of the whip are forty-seven diamonds.
On of the costliest whips ever muds
ia this country was niad" in Conm ticut
f r a Frtichuinu. It wss paid for by an
American and ctt 1 1,500. The ttuvk
wus carved ivory, gold and Jewels. TL
whip itw if was whulttboun, braldi d
w.iii ti;rir. whak'boiid tlinul. It
t k two weUs to braid ths whip.
farnirr livi .g nesr New York lias ft
whip over 100 yenrs old. He bought it
at a connil-y ain rton for thirty-tl dol
J: r-. P.c bus 1'-1 1 iTere l f tl ) for it hs
a curloiity. L'e tB.'aaed it. It is a very
11. '.:, Wvy i.-oiy,c1'iaii!!y tunit.1 tdock.
The lroryaUno is worth twnity Cve dol
lars, ami I a bwmtL'ul piecs.
A whip dfnler In "Sew York hnn a v-ry
oM whipst'ick thst has curried oflf prir.--
in iyiiiion and Fsria, nu 1 v,ll le on x
tiVtion at the World's tAt In Cbiraga
L A-ii tn-JS in l"?i. 1
rii'-msrek and the Ot'nnin emperor
h.ire their whips inaiis iu tidl country.
Miry cMt'.f wUi; are mid henj for
Englihb sad French actors, who taku
them hoins V) pnt'-nt to friend. Most
of t!:esw(U guiriVtii'-n in r.T;r! i:vl who
without any tyvher t yno em to the ream
wtirti Mim Ia-Urvn .lirn-.l Sir 1 Ihu1m !f
ao aud leiilf, anil ieriiiijr He are ail iniprov
Inf lu nu urxM Jen r liwnHUwi: I Bear
nu Irillna It.mu.v l!njra Ul avi'iniif tpw
bin eluO una., iu ,,lrVM In rh.riti; "' ill:
ou aiwia to be up k ait tlir laii ai 'la'ia.' ana
m. L
laden vttb frW
Frort Hie golden gafe.
io .anas across
sea.
I carry wsLfcopa
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-GREAT MODERN-
HOUSE FURNISHING, EMPORIUM.
Havin": nurchasetl the J. V. "Weckbach store rooraon eoutk
Main street where I am now located It n fcell goods chcapjf
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IT Ulan II1U IRii yvn. nariii- judi jjui in ic iaijjvnk i
of new iroodfl ever bro'.isht to the cltr. dasoline 6to?
and lurnitur fall kinds sold on the installment plan
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(n.ia In tin liilln outfit tLi mtj 1m -Iu
t .m nvvur iro Ii. lb iiy.H
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WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANI)
A Full and Compkte line of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and Oils, y
Cn'JCCISTS SUNDRIES AND PURE LIQUORS
rrcscrlptlons Carefully Compounded nt all Honrf.tr
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A Cure for thc Ailments of Man and Beast.'
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A long-tested pain reliever.
Its tt:;c is almost universal by the Housewife, the Firmer, th
Tiojk Rai.tr, a.id b every ono requiring an effective
liniment m
0 other application comanrcs with it in eflicacy.
TLi.i mll-knonu rt:iito l.i ttojj t!.o text cf years,
gr'ncrations.
Wo mHiicine tlict is complete without a bottle cf XIvsTaxa
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Ore ions arise for its use almost ever day.
All dfJr"irt and dealer have it.
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