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THE NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
XV. XV. 8ANDKI.S, Publl-her.
NEMAHA, - - - NEHRASKA.
THE WOULD AT JbAHUE.
Summary of tho Daily Nowb.
AVASIIINOTON NO IKS.
Tun thanks of tho United States will
be given to (Jroat Jirltiiin for services
rendered by the Uritlsh warship In
trepid in giving "prompt mid firm sup
port" to two United Stutos consular
agents in their efforts to protect tho
lives and property of American citizens
during tho recent Honduras rebellion.
J'ni:siir,NT MelCiNi.r.Y has issued tin
order suspending the operation of ex
Prcsident Cleveland's order consolidat
ing the pension agencies of the coun
try and reducing their number from 18
to nine.
A htatkmknt prepared lit the mint
bureau shows that the number of sliver
dollars coined at the United States
mints during the last ilseaJ year was
21,U0i,70), on which tho seigniorage or
profit to the government amounted to
SO,:t:w,ioi.
It was stated that instructions had
been sent to Adtn. Ilcardsleu to hoist
the American Hag over the Hawaiian
islands at the first moment that .Japan
takes any action which clearly indi
cates her Intention of attempting to
secure possession.
Ciiikk Ha.kn, of the secret servlee,
has given notice of tho discovery of a
new counterfeit S10 silver certificate.
It Is of the series of 1801, cheek letter
1), with the small carmine seal, tho
portrait of Hendricks and the names
of Messrs. Tillman and Morgan as
register and treasurer respectively.
It was said that tho nomination of
Tnrrenco V. Powderly, formerly grand
master workman of tho Knights of
Lnbor, for commissioner-general of Im
migration, would soon be sent in to
tho senate.
Tin: navy department at Washington
has prepared for lssuo tho fifth volume
of tho ofllcial records of the union and
confederate navies up to tho middle
period of the war of the rebellion.
It was reported that President Mo
Klnloy had offered tho Russian mission
to Carl Schurz.
Ex-CoNOKKSHMAJf Kr.ii'r.ti, of Ohio,
will be made assistant commissioner
of immigration at New York.
OKNIOKAI. NRWK.
Ou.vA.Mi:.vr, the great three-year-old
of tho year, was beaten by Flcischman
at Cincinnati on tho 17th. Whether
Flcischman is really tho hotter horse
of tho two, however, Is still a matter
of doubt as tho race was run over a
track deep In mud, and was not what
could bo termed a contest of speed.
Tho purse, was for 55(5,000.
Foiikst and field 11 res are doing much
damage in various parts of California.
Near tho town of Red Itluff about a
dozen residences have, been burned,
cattlo ranges destroyed and standing
crops threatened. In tho vicinity of
Mount Diablo lire was laying waste
the fields and tho mountain houses
were threatened.
A movi.mknt is on foot at Chicago to
form a national billiard league and
establish a circuit of cities represented
in the league, almost identical with
tho system in vogue in baseball, so as
to create a national ink. rest in billiards.
A nu:AT celebration was held In
Marquette, Mloh., tho other day in
honor of the unveiling of a bronze
statue of Father Mnrquutte, tho ex
plorer and priest wnosu name tho city
bears. A feature of tho parade was a
baud of HO Indians on horseback,
dressed in feathers and war paint.
Tin: announcement has been made
authoritatively that William I). Felts
will make an aerial excursion from tho
summit of Pike's peak to Colorado
Springs, Col., a distance of ton miles,
on an air line, and a drop of 8,000 feet.
In making tho Might Mr. Felts will
use a series of rigid aeroplanes,
modeled after the wing of a condor,
the great South American bird.
At Luibach, Austria, two earth
quakes occurred on the 15th. Damage
was dyne to many buildings and the
people were panlc'strlcken.
Tin: Moors who assaulted and robbed
tho agent of an American firm in Tan
gier, Morocco, have been punished, tho
two United States warships having
produced a salutary effect on tho au
thorities. Ni:ak West Point, Toiiu., a few days
aero Miss Rono Williams was found
brutally murdered in the woods near
her homo. Anthony Williams, who
assaulted her, was captured near
Prultton, and on tho night of tho Ifith
ho expiated his crime in tho streets of
West Point in tho presence of f00 peo
ple. He vas riddled with bullets and
his body burned to ashes. Ituforo a shot
was fired tho negro was knocked down
and stamped to death.
It was recently rumored on Wall
street Unit the Standard oil combine
was rapidly absorbing tho sugar trust.
Auol'ht Wr.iiiiur.iM, a Chicago real
estate man, was robbed by card sharps
of 87,000 in a brace faro game.
Tin: seventh international conven
tion of tho lluptist Young People's
union of Anicleii began at Chatta
nooga, Tenn., on the lfth with alout
4,000 delegates present, :J0O being from
Kansas.
Tin: crossing of electric light ujul
telephone wires caused a firo in the
fifth stoiw of tho Central block at
Pueblo, Col., on tho 15th. Loss, 550,000.
A roito proacher named Edmondson
who had assisted Anthony Williams,
the negro murderer who was recently
lynched, to escape for a time was
caught by 100 pursuers at Florence,
Ala., beaten to death with clubs, his
body riddled with bullets and then
hanged.
Ciiaiii.kh Sti:vi:nh. who had been Im
prisoned in tho mammoth mine near
Phoenix, Ariz., since .Inly I, was res
cued on tho evening of the ljlh. A
shaft had to be drilled through solid
granite and men worked without ces
sation. Stevens had been without food
and water all the time.
Cou.MANiu'.n Hooiii-Ti'cki:ii, of tho
Salvation army, has selected southern
Colorado for the location of his first
colony and will secure 50,000 acres of
land on which to locate poor people
from tho over-crowded sections of tho
oast and enable them to earn a living.
Mns. Nancy J. Kii.i.c.v was nailed in
her house near Rrcedon, W. Va., and
tho house set on fire by fiends. She
was burned to death.
FiVK monster farewell rallies on the
18th at Toronto, Ont., closed tho great
est convention tho Epwortli league has
ever had. All five meetings wcro
marked by great outbursts of religious
fervor.
Tin: American lluptist Missionary
union and the American itaptist Homo
society, with headquarters In Now
York," have wiped out their joint
debt of StbO.OOO by raising over S'250,000,
to which John I). Rockefeller Is to add
the same suiq.
Tiikkk Is a freight war on between
tho Lone Star and tho Mallory lines
and a Oalveston special on tho 17th
said that the new Lone Star line an
nounces that It will carry cotton
freight free at present from Onlvewton
to New York.
Emandi:i. Rich, of the firm of Rich
Pros., millionaire dry goods men of
Atlanta, tin., was found dead on tho
10th with his throat cut from ear to
ear. He had been a victim of dyspepsia
and complained that he would sooner
be dead than live in such misery.
It whs reported at Rcdlield. S. I).,
that many stockmen In tho hill coun
try in that section had licou compelled
to move their oattlo to now feeding
lrrouudsou accountof swarms of grass
hoppers eating up tho grass on tho
ranges.
Within the next HO days Outline,
Oklahoma City and El Rono, Ok., will
be connected by long distance tele
phono lines. The lines will be extend
ed within the near future to connect
with tho Kansas system, centering in
Wichita.
Tiir.irr. wore 'J 17 business failures
throughout the United Stales reported
by Itradstrcct's commercial agency for
the week ended tho Kith, against 255
for the corresponding week last year.
It was stated on reliable authority
that tho powers had fixed the Indem
nity to be paid to Turkey by (Jreeeo at
$-(,000,000, and had accepted a compro
mise giving Turkey a more liberal hue
of frontier.
Jim .Tr.iTimis, of California, and Ous
Ruhlin, of Ohio, fought a 20-round bout
at San Francisco on the Kith. Roth
men are remarkable for their size and
muscular development. Jeffries is a
man about 22 years old, OJtf feet In
height and is in fine condition at 212
pounds. Ruhlin, the Ohio giant, tops
the Californlan just one inch and
weighs In condition 200 pounds. Tho
pace was terrific for men of their size
and weight from tho start. Tho ref
eree declared the light a draw.
Posi'MAsi'Kit Ooiipon, of Chicago, has
authority from Washington to create
, a new rank among letter-carriers
that of sergeant. A three months'
trial of tho system will bo given in
Chicago, and if it proves successful it
will probably be Inaugurated in other
cities and become a permanent part of
the carrier svstein.
Titr.AT A CuAwroito's oil wells in Elk
Fork (W. Va.) district took lire from the
boiler furnace. The two wells were
producing 200 barrels an hour, which
burned and floated down Elk Fork.
Four bridges have already burned and
four small towns were threatened.
John Sti:yi:ns, the miner imprisoned
by a oave-in of the Mammoth mine at
Uoldilolds, Ariz., was still alive on the
15th, though the cave-in occurred nine
days before. He answered the signals
of the rescuing party. The whole
force of the mine was being kept at
work on the rescue shaft.
A hati: war has been declared be
tween union and non-union insurance
companies at Chicago which, it is be
lieved, will result in a general reduc
tion in the eo.H of policies on buildings
and contents.
A kkcknt dispatch from Paris said
that the governments of Spain nud
Japan have arranged an offensive alli
ance against the United States. Tho
terms of the understanding, which
is for the mutual protection of Cuba
and Hawaii, provide that, in the event
of an active aggressive movement on
the part of the United States tending
toward interference in Cuban affairs
or persistence in the annexation of the
Hawaiian islands, both Spain and
Japan shall simultaneously declare
war against the i nileil .Mates.
An important conference was held at
the foreign olltee in London between
the members of the Fulled States bi
metallic commission and Ambassador
Hay and Lord Salisbury. Sir Michael
Ulcks-ISuaeh, chancellor of the ex
chequer, Mr. Arthur Uulfour, lirst lord
of the treasury, and Lord lioorgo
Hamilton, secretary of stale for India.
The conference, which lasted an hour,
was preliminary to tho carrying on of
further negotiations un tho subject of
international bhuotiillUm.
Jim Davis, a cowboy, was struck by
lightning near Lellaetta. I. T., and ho ;
and his hor.e were Instantly killed.
A ihhi'A'IOII from Antlers, I. T., said
that the Choctaw-Chickasaw union
party proposed to treat with the Dawes
commission, provided the United States
government would buy all of theli
land outright. They would then form
a colony, go to Mexico, buy land and
have their own laws.
TiiKin: was a big biewle parade at
Chicago on tho 17th under the auspices
of the Chicago Evening Journal. Fully
8,000 wheelmen were in line and Mayor
Harrison led the parade, being next to
an advance guard of :ioo policemen
mounted on wheels.
Am. unions affiliated with the Chica
go Federation of Labor will contribute
to the striking coal miners' relief fund.
Rbv. Fatiikk Him.i:n, of Chicago,
who was about to be consecrated bishop
of tho Concordia, Kan., Roman Catholic
diocese, died in Rome on the 17th.
MAHicnn robbers held up and robbed
the post oflieo at tho Sac and Fox agen
cy In the Indian territory on the 18th
and got $050 in stamps and a big batch
of registered letters and money orders.
Titouiii.r. was expected in the Pitts
burgh coal mining district as 1.000 half
starved strikers had determined to
march on the Cannonsburg mines In
order to get tho miners there to quit
work.
Fivk young men ventured out on tho
Piscataquog river near Manchester, N.
II., in an old scow, without oars, de
pending for tlie guidance of the boat
upon a board. The men were unable to
control tho old hulk, and in a short time
It was over tho dam and three of tho
occupants were drowned.
A sntoNO disposition on the part of
many subordinate loaders in the Insur
gent army to end the war by tho ac
ceptance of autonomy was reported at
Washington from Cuba. Con. (lomez,
personally, clings to the hope of inde
pendence, but he is almost alone.
It was stated positively that Repre
sentative McMtllin will be appointed
to succeed Mr. Harris in the United
Stateg senate, This, it was s'tid, had
been definitely determined upon among
tho leaders in Tennessee and there was
a general acceptance of the situation.
Tun convention of tho National
League of Republican clubs at Detroit,
Mloh., on tho 14th chose Omaha, Neb.,
for tho next place of meeting.
Tin: reports of mortgage and loan
companies doing business in Nebr.iska
show a proportion of indebtedness paid
during tho six months ended July I
that Is most extraordinary. A close
estimate of tho aggregate places tho
amount paid during that time at 52S,
000,000. Srouir.s of the fabulous riches of the
Cloudyko diggings on the Upper Yukon
In Alaska were more than proved true
when 40 minors arrived at San Fran
cisco with ,1(0 pounds of gold dust.
Most of tho miners wore at tho dig
gings only this single season, and
nearly all of them were tenderfoot.
Tin: sultan of Turkey has issued an
Irado instructing his ministers to con
clude negotiations with tho powers
and to sign tho preliminaries for inaco.
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.
Tin: Kroudnioor Casino, the famous
5100,000 pleasure resort of Colorado
Springs, Col., was burned to the ground
on the 10th. There was no water
available and, ten minutes after the
Humes had broken out, all hope was
given up of saving the structure and
efforts were made to save the hotel
adjoining, which, by theholpof United
States soldiers in camp there, was suc
cessful. Tin: great gold discoveries in Alaska
may seriously complicate the Alaskan
boundary dispute between this country
nnd 1 1 rent Uritain. As tho line has
been tentatively established, Klon
dvlce. where the bier Hud has been
made, Is within the Dominion of Cana
da, but it may be that a definite estab
lishment of tho boundary will bring it
partly, at least, within American ter
ritory. Tin: mission premises of the Plym
outh Hrcthrcn at Wuchen, China, were
recently destroyed by a Chinese mob,
who were incited by the old story of
the missionaries stealing children and
killing them.
At Columbia., La., Carey Townsend
and I.lisha Wittlngton had a friendly
boxing match for the amusement of
their friends when Whittington dealt
Townsend a heavy blow over the re
gion of the heart and ho dropped to
tho ground dead. Whittington was
arrested.
Tin: old Cheyenne mid Arapahoe
warriors in Oklahoma who have more
than one wife have been assured that
the anti-polygamy law passed by the
last legislature will not be enforced
against those Indians who were mar
ried according to the tribal custom,
but all marriages contracted hereafter
must be strietli' in accordance with the
law. This conclusion wus reached at
a conference held at Darlington be
tween the attorney-general and the
chiefs and representative men of each
tribe.
A dispatch from Pittsburgh, Pa., on
tho HHh said that it was believed that
the leaders of the striking coal minors
contemplated calling on the railway
organizations for assistance.
Tin: house passed the conference re
port on tho tarlll' bill by a vote of 1S.
to IIS after labours' debate on the 10th.
The senate discussed the Harris resolu
tion relating to the Union Paeilie rail
road. Thomas It. Tunt.nv, of Memphis, has
been appointed by tho governor of
Tennessee to succeed the late Ishani
G, Harris as United States senator.
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
Cnr.lcniM'tl rrfHTrdliur of thrKcimte and
lloiur In i:xtm .SfMolnn.
Tiir. delleleney appropriation bill was passed
In the senate on tho lath The Item for armor
plate for tho three, new bnttloshlps now In
coarse iA consfuctlon caused n lively debate
and un amendment was agreed to restricting
the price of armor plate to iSOJ per ton, or 11 lift
less than the amendment reported by the com
mittee find recommended by tho navy depart
mtnt us iho minimum prlco acceptable to tho
armor manufacturer1. Another amendment was
agreed to aulhorllm.' tho secretary of the navy
to see about establishing a government factory
If private concerns do not bid within 1300 per
ton... The house, on motion of Mr. Cannon
(III.), took a recess until the next day, beliiK In
session only three minutes.
IN the senate on the lltli Senator Davis
(Minn.) reported from tho foreign relations
committee a resolution empowering tho presi
dent to take steps for obtaining tho release of
Americans conllncd In Spanish prisons In Cuba.
The senate was afterwards a deadlock over
the resolution of Senator Harris (Kan.) to pro
vent the disposal of the government lien on the
Pnlon l'aclllc railway under tho terms of nn
alleged agreement. It llnally went over.. In
tho house Mr. Simpson (Kan ) Introduced a
resolution for investigating tho sugar trust.
Tho dellciency appropriation bill was sent to
conference and the house then adloumcd.
Tin: attention of tho senate on the 15th was
taken up with the resolution of Senator Harris
(Kan.) relating to tho pending judicial pro
ceedings ngalnst the Union lUcltlo road, but
no conclusion was reached an t It dually wont
over. Tho joint resolution accepting the Invi
tation of France to participate In the Parts ox
IKisltlon of HO) wus passed ...No business was
transacted In tho house, n motion to adjourn to
tho next day being agreed to Immediately after
the journal wus read.
Tiik Harris resolution relating to tho Union
l'aclllc railroad was again discussed In the Ren
ate on tho 16th. An executive session was then
held nnd nf tcrwarrts an adjournment was taken
until the next lUy The house agreed to tho
partial conference report on the general de
llciency appropriation bill nud then concurred
In the senate amendment llxlng the limit of
cost of armor plnte for tho three battleships
now building at ittirO per ton. On motion of Mr.
IJroderlck (Knn.) the senate resolution directing
the secretary of war to lssuo 1.000 tents for tho
use of thcCir.nd Army encampment at Leaven
worth, Kan., next October, was adopted. Tho
house then adjourned until the 10th.
A STUBBORN FACTOR.
Perry ltclinont Suys Kulaiid Alone Mocks
Illnietiillle Action.
Ni:w York, July 10. Perry Belmont,
who has just returned from Europe, in
a carefully prepared interview, had
this to say on the money question:
In regard to tho present attitude of Kuropc
toward International bimetallism, there aroad
voeutes of It In France, England and Germany
as there were o your ago but the advocacy has
not Increased in volume or Intensity. Neither
Franco norUermnny will join with us la placing
gold and silver on a purity, unless Kngland
leads the way. The continued increase in gold
production, the surplus last year and this year
of Uritlsh Incomes mi- expenditures, tho con
tinued supremacy of Uuglund in commerce and
of London as an International money market
have the cllect of pursitading the parliament
that the provnt coinage, currency and llnuncial
system Is good, even thou'h (here Is distress
in India.
UTAH'S ANNIVERSARY.
I'lfty Yt'Hrs Ago llrlghum Young Ite-.iebe'i
tilt! Milt l.uUe Vnltey.
mai.t lakk I.ITV, ,iuiy iu. Tlie peo
ple of Utah will celebrate on .Inly til
the semi-centennial anniversary of tho
arrival of Jtrigham Young and his
band of pioneers in the valley of the
(Jreat Salt lake. The president of the
United States with his cabinet has
promised to be there if congress ad
journs in time. William .leanings
Kryan will also be there as president
of the Transmississippi congress and
there will be thousands of excursion
ists, of Mormon pilgrims from many
states and of representative western
men. The event is onu of intense local
significance as well as of considerable
national interest.
r'lrat Saltation Army Colony.
Lamak, Col., duly 10. Commander
Booth-Tucker, of the Salvation army,
in company with .lames A. Davis, gen
eral industrial commissioner of tho
Santa Fo route, and .John E. Frost,
land commissioner of the Santa Fe, is
looking over lands in this country with
a view of selecting a location for ne
of his colonics. He has selected
southern Colorado, and will secure SO,
000 acres of land under some of the
large canal systems for the location of
the first colony. He is reported to be
backed by John D. Rockefeller.
May Coloiile, In .Mexico.
Anti,i:i:h, I. T., duly 10. --The Choctaw-Chickasaw
union party has a
scheme on foot to treat with the Dawes
commission, provided the United
States government will buy all the
Choctaw and Chickasaw lands out
right. Tho Indinns will then form n
colony, go to Mexico and buy a lot of
land from the .Mexican government.
They say that a white man shall not
live among them.
Knitting I'lgiires on Dollnr Dills.
Pi:hiiy, Ok.. July 10. Olllcors are in
pursuit of counterfeiters who have
been doing work here for several days.
A number of raised paper bills have
been passed on business men. One and
five dollar bills have been raised to de
nominations of tens and twenties.
Work of raising bills was very clev
erly performed and they are hard to
detect.
Sae ami I'o Post Ollleo Looted.
Gl'TMHii:, Ok., July 10. Masked rob
bers held up the post office at Sac and
Fox agency Sunday morning and
robbed it of S0SO in stamps, a big batch
of registered letters, 11101103' orders and
notes. Twenty thousand dollars were
paid to the Indians, and the robbers
'went there for the purpose of getting
the money.
To P.iy 111" Pastor's Hilary.
Pr.HU. Ok., July ID. Officers levied
on tne furniture and fixtures of the
First Presbyterian church here on 1111
execution issued in favor of Rev. S. P. '
Meyers, former pastor of the church, '
iorS'JOO, salary due him by the church.
Mr. Meyers obtained judgment six
months ago.
TIIH fiAKOl-S'f S1NGM3 OIIDISH l-'OH
CUKAM SISI'AIIATOIIS 13V1211 G1UN.
AXnteil low n Creamery Operator Or
der Five Hundred at One Time.
W. I. Moody, Iowa's greatest creamery
operator, estimates that it costs an average
ot 10 cts. per 100 lbs. to haul milk to a cream
erv and haul the skim milk nway again.
lie is going to save all this by placing with
his patrons Dairy Separators, nnd have
wagons call for tho cicaui.
In this way the farmer will get the full ad
vantage of the Separator and creamery sys
tem, will have the warm fresh skim milk
at home for stock feed and will not bo at ex
pense of carting his milk to a cicamery.
. Hcfore ordering these COO Separators, val
ued at over $50,000, the merits of nil the
different Dairy Separators on the market
were very thoroughly considered and prac
tical tests were made by Mr. Moody.
It was finally decided that the Sharpies.
Separators, made nt West Chester, Pn.
were the most desirable and best made ma
chines, and though costing a little more
money, it was thought they were well worth
the difference nsked, and the order was
given to thnt company.
It'll Different, Yon Know.
It was during a controversy over the value
of n bicycle.
mere nic cases, mamma," explained the
young woman, v
bicycle is nlmost
"when the proper use of a
st imperative, nnd I'm sure
thnt mine is one of them."
"Nonsense," returned the elder woman.
"That's veiy nice talk fiom the point of
view of a dealer in bicycles, but that is all.
Now if you want cxcicihl "
"llut 1 don't mamma," interrupted the
youug woman, hastily. "It isn't exercise
that I need, hut icci cation, and there's no.
recreation iu doing the housework none at.
all." Chicago Post.
Ileal W'urm Weather Kent nnd Com
fort. There is a powder to bo shaken into the
shoes called Allen's Foot-Ease, invented by
Allen S. Olmsted, Le Hoy, N. Y which,
druggists and hIioc dealers say is the best
thing they have ever wild to cure swollen,
burning, sore and tender or nching feet.
Some dealers claim that it makes tight or
new shoes feel easy. It certainly will cure
corns and bunions and iclieve instantly
sweating, hot or smaiting feet. It costs only
a quarter, and the inventor will send a sam
ple free to any address.
A IlcHciiiIiIuncc.
"Death and the people of Germany are.
alike in one respect."
"Name it."
"The people of Germany like to use money
direct from the mint."
"Go on."
"Death loves a shining mark, too." Pitts
buigh Cluonicle-Telcgiaph.
. ,
l?nc Gentleness.
Bo gentle in stimulating the IcfdncvH;
otherwise you will excite and weaken them.
The happiest lesults follow the use of Hos
tcttcr'H Stomach Hitlers to overcome renal
inactivity. Avoid the uumcdicatcd, fiery
stimulants of commeice. The kidneys have
a dclicntc membrane easily irritated, and
upon this the action of Mich excitants is
pernicious. Malarial complaints, indiges
tion, rheumatism, neuralgia and biliousness
succomb to the corrective influence of the
Bitters.
The Appropriate iMnce.
I'You ought to be abhamed of yourself,'"
paid the judge to the gentleman who had.
been caught picking pocki'lu nt a funeral.
"Have you no sense ot decency?"
"Yes, judge; but you know people in a
place like that are so easily touched." In
Uhinapolid Journal.
IllKhly IlliiHtrated Piililteutfonn;.
Descriptive of Yellowstone National 1'arK;
Black Hills, Summer Toms to the North anil
Northwest, Tours to Colorado, Pacific Coast
nnd l'ugct Sound, Faun luids in Noitheriv
Missouii, Nebr.iska and Wyoming and
Homes in Washiiiton and the Pueet Sound
Region will be mailed lice by the under
signed. Send lit teen touts for a huge col
ored wall amp of the United States or a pack,
of supciior playing cauls. L. V. Wakclcy,,
G. P. A., Burlington Itoutc, St. Louis, Mo.
"His valet got even with Reginald for dis
charging him," said one young man. "Uow?"
mquiied the other. "Set his watch ahead,
so that Itegiiwid got his evening clothes
on at half-iAibt live!" Washington Star.
I hnve found Piso's Cure for Consumption
an unfailing medicine. F. It. Lotz, 1303
Scott St., Covington, Ivy,, Oct. 1, 1801.
When a man is nt work, loafers stand"
around nnd say he's working too cheap.
Washington Democrat.
Hull's Catnrrli Cure
Is taken internally. Pi ice 73c.
She Had Scrofula
Puriflod tho Blood with Hood's..
"I was troublod with scrofula for eight
years, and I had as many as ciht running
sores at 0110 time. Nothing seemed to do
mo any good until 1 began taking Hood's
SarsapuriUa. I continued using this medi
cine until I had taken six bottles, when tho
sores on my side wero perfectly wcll.'s
Mas. A. G. LlANUir.it, Ltolfe, Iowa
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is tho Host iu fact the Om T-uo Hlooil Purifier
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