WEEKLY JOURNAL, !
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1894
IN AND AKOUNO TIIK TOWN.
Dr. J. F. Brendell was in town Mon
day morning enronte to Omaha.
.Tno. Holmes departed for Reaver
City, Furnas county, Friday morning.
liana Timra. a well known farmer
of Nelian ts precinct, wa in the city
Tueslay
The MurJ ck Columbian still con
tinues to be the thinnest newspaper
printed in Cass county.
Nicholas Youn and son, Silas, of
Liberty precinct, were in the city
Tuesday and made The JoruXAL a
c tl 1 .
Andrew Seuwaps.of Rock Bluffs pre
cinct, recently returned from St. Joe,
where he has been under treatment for
toniach trouble, but is no better.
The infant child of Frank Campbell,
residing south of Rock Bluffs, died
Saturday last after a brief illnesf, and
was buried Sunday at Lewiaton
cemetery.
Robert Dow, an old resident of
Sarpy county, died at his home in
Bellevue on Monday night after an
illness of two weeks. lie was 82 years
of age and has resided in Sarpy county
since 1S61.
The annual convention of the Ne
braska Teachers' association will oc
cur at Lincoln the last part of next
week and quite a few of the teachers
from this city and county are planning
to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Cha3. Martin, who re
side some three miles south of town,
are call upon to mourn the loss of
their infant son. The little one ex
pired Tuesday evening and was a suf
ferer with erysipelas.
A Washington dispatch says: Sec
retary Morton has determined to dis
tribute his quota of free seeds, amount
ing to oue-tbird of the whole to the
farmers in those western states that
have suffered so severely through last
season's drouth.
The description of the petrified man,
recently unearthed over at the quarries
some ten miles north of Pacific Junc
tion, tallies exactly with the one ex
hibited in this city some two years
ago and which afterwards was proven
to be a fake. The chances are that it
is the same petrification.
John McBride o& Columbus, Ohio
was elected president of the American
Federation of Labor at Denver Mon
day, vice Samual Gompers. lie is a
leader among coal miners. The chief
opposition to Gompers grew out of his
partial decisions as president, and to
his action last summer in refusing to
uphold the A. R U. strike.
The people of Elm wood are agitating
the question of cons) rue! ing a water
works lor lir protection. Of couise
the ' oid fogies' will oppose the
scheme, but some of these mornings-
they will wake up and find the
town half burned down, and then the
enterprising cliiss will wis-h that the
had not listened to the wail of the sain
"old fogies."
The many friends of Ltw Gibersoki
will be grieved to le irn of his death
which occuired l-int week at his home
in Lincoln. II is ailm Jnt w is txphoid
fever. Mi . G :er-'ii sMidi 1 l i with
C mr?y Attorney Travis at Weeping
Wa'.er and wu admitted to the Cass
c untv oir i;i the summer of "93. lie
le.ives a vvi'.'e arid baby lo mount his
departure.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Geo. W.
Sawtelle, whose death occured Friday
night after an illness with congestion
of the lun23, occurred Sunday after
noon from the home in Mercerville
addition, Rev. Homer McKay preach
ing the funeral sermon. Mr. Sawtelle
and his three motherless children have
the sympathy of the entire public in
their affliction.
EJward Chilcott. a well-known
young man residing near Union, died
at that place suddenly Sunday. He
was injured while hauling stone last
week and despite the best medical
skill, died as above stated. lie was a
popular young man and highly re
spected by all. ilis bereaved parents
have the sympathy of all in the loss of
their beloved sou. Nebraska City
News.
Chairman Patterson of the board of
countv commissioners finds it no easy
tusk to attend to the calls and de
mands in behalf of the poor,which are
numerous and are becoming more bo
every day. Of coarse there are always
some who apply that are unworthy and
improvident of what they get, and
such case? have to be watched so that
the county shall not be imposed upon
and this makes' the work more serious.
flenr Kubl-. the 16-year-old-son
of Frtk K mble f Granite and Sixth
v i. . , :. ! ' ' ti b 'i t - of hir. lei t fore
arm broh-f-u 1 huisday evening
while plaiiig what the buys cairfoot
and-a-half" a species of leap-fro,
w ith some of his companions. He bore
the p tin like a soldier while Dr. W.
A. !I rnf'hi!- 'setiimr thn broken
b e- il y - t -i i c irr er le
f ! ; :. X ; in- ; lll.r, t.t i H
faithful bo
ur im in- pH!
tir i' mc t
The Iowa Cw Tliief.
Junction Itecordcr.
A lew weeks ago It. E. McDonald of
thia town was the possessor of a lice,
fat jouhr cow, which he prized very
highly. The animal was dry and roam
ed arouud loose all day growing fat up-
on the succulent herbage which grows
i : t l : ;;; I ... a. V.
so luxuriantly in this vicinity, but she
always returned about sundown to get
her feed of bran and corn. One even
ing, however, the bovine failed to
show up at her customary hour, and i
Mr. McDonald scoured the tow n and
the country adjacent for several dys,
without result. He fiuallv concluded
to advertise lor the cow and soon after '
a response t the - ad." was received I
from PhittsuuutU to the effect that !
Mr. McDonald could obtain informa-;
tion regarding his missing cow by call
ing upjri the writer, Amos Cline. Mr.
McDonald went over to Plattsmouth,
taw Amos, and then found the remains
of his butter producer. There was
only the hide and horns left. The ani
mal had been stolen by Cal. Bunce,
driven over to Plattsmouth and then
slaughtered. Amos Cline knew Mr.
McDonald's cow and recognized it as
it w as being driven through tbe streets
in Plattsmouth. The police were noti
fied, and au attempt made to appre
hend Bunce, but that festive cow
puncher had skipped down to Ne
braska City, and although tbe officers
of the law have been hot on his track
ever since, he has successfully eluded
tbeir vigilance.
Those who happen to detect indica
tions of diphtheria and cannot secure
the attention of a physician at once
may find use for the following sugges
tion: At tbe first indication of diph
theria in the throat of a child make
the room close, then take a tin cup and
pour into it a quantity of tar and tur
pentine, equal parts. Then hold the
can over a fire so as to fill the room
with fumes. The little patient on in
baling the fumes, will cough up and
spit out all tbe membraneous matter,
and the diphtheria will pass out. The
lumen of the tar and turpentine w ill
loosen the matter in the throat and
thus afford the relief.
Ilow'n Thik!
We offer one hundred doliai s reward
tor any case of catarrh that can not be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney, & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known F.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan
cially able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
W est & Tracx, T7holesale Drug
gists, Toledo. O.
Waldino, Kinnan & Mauvix,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
Hill's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the svsttm.
Testimonials sent free Price 75c per
bottle Sold by all drmrgists
He was rather a fly young man and
he seemed to be entertaining very well
the three young women w ho sat oppo
site to him in the B u linton waiting j
rarm. During his gyrations he pot up ;
rnd sat down several limes. The lusi
' irxte tie got up ucaitt suddi iil wi' h an
4ixiouB lojk on his face He frisked J
around among the coat tails of his i
lonu over coat and brought u: '.hr re
mains of a flat class bottle. lie had
-tatdnwr. too hard on his pocket flask
and his clothes were :tiurat d with a
verv lo id smelling perl em- ry. There
was no question " t his time about the
vonne v roen binffe-tTtainrd They
showed it visibly. Lircoln Jnsin al.
You will need to complete your
Christmas dinner, plum pudding.
lives. celery, cranberries, mince meat ,
wee! cider or om kind of canned
fruits aul vendibles. You cm g-t
them of Bennett & I utt.
Al I'ont, the bashful bachelor who;
edits the Howell Journal, had heaps
of trouble in Schuyler, one day last
week, sayB the Scribner News. He was 1
transacting some business in the
ounty judge's iffice when a couple
came in to be married. There was no
chance to escape and he held the baby
for them while the ceremony was per-
formed. He was badly rattled, but
the Journal came out on time.
A letter from Hamburg, Iowa, makes
the following statement as to fruit
shipments from that place: "The ship
ments of green fruit from here this
season have been as follows: Apples,
12.9S9 barrels; grapes, by freight, 1,100
baskets; plums, 215 caskets. Over
eighty cars were required to carry off
these apples. In 1891 there were 34.615
barrels of apples shipped from Ham
burg in 230 cars. This year's crop is a
good one for the season." There is no
eood reason why the shipments from
this place should not double that from
Hamburg if only the energies and
enterprise of land owners about town
were directed toward raisiDg fruits.
The hilly and bluff land adjacent to
the river is the best in the world for
raising fruit
Just think of itl For the holiday
we will sell fn-.-h mixed nuts for ten
cents a pound; fresh candies from ten;
to twentv-five cents a pound: fresh fisrs
from ten to twentv cents a nound:
frpsh rlutpa tn ppntfl ji nminri-fresh
rniaensfive to fifteen cents a round.
and evt-rytiiitnj elst in our line pr-
piriioi'tel !w
liKNNETT & i UTT.
An t-itfnt line of lamps at Gering
& t'w's.
Failare at Louisville.
The creditors of J. N. Drake, who
has operated a general merchandise
store at Louisville for several years
past, took possession of that gentle
man's business Saturday, and the same
u.:i immpil itl v f-lnseri don n. TliP
15al)iliUe8 are 90me $S (m and tbe as
7
sets are estimated at sixty per cent of
tjjat
sum. Mr. Drake is a popular
gentleman and he has the sympathy cf
many friends in his misfortune.
An Important Change.
To our friends and patrons: After
due consideration we have decided to
adoPl l,lt CASl1 system, and on and
iiflpr January 1, 1S95, we will do no
n,OIe "editing except U those whose
nam r I,ow ,,T1 ,,r l,ook aud a,e
prompt in meeting their accounts
We have tried the credit business
for nearly fifteen years and have pro
fitted but very little thereby, the most
of our earnings being on our books or
lost by uncollected accounts.
By selline for cash we CAN and
WILL give our patrons the benefit of
our gains, and tbe advantages derived
from getting spot cash by selling them
goods at a reduced price.
Of course we shall continue to ex
change goods for produce as hereto
tore. Come in and get our prices and see
how far a dollar will go these hard
times. Bennett & Tctt.
A pair ufspectacles makes a very nice
Xraas present for father or mother,
buy them of Gekim & Co.
List of L.ttr
Remaining uncalled for in the post
office at Plattsmouth Dec. 19, for week
ending Dec. 12,1S94:
O'Brien I'urdie, Josevh
Svarc, A.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters or parcels will please say "ad
vertised." W. K. Fox. P. M.
Bennett & Tutt will have for the
holiday trade a large line of beautiful
China ware and lamps of all kinds, as
well as candies, nuts, raisens, oranges,
lemons, dates and figs, and in factany
thing that is good.
Gerinn & Co's syrup of tar and
cherry compound will cure that cold,
or they will refund the money.
OAT IFORKI .-Farmer's
paradise, delightful climate, no crop
railures. For general farming, dairy
ingand fruit raising, can't be excelled.
30,000 acres irrigated lands at Bakers
field, Kern county, for sale. Low
prices, easy terms Write W. R
II oman, Omaha. Neb. -o0-4
9
Perfection In fit. litmh nntl w sr
4 in; q-nlities is ha; you want
4 in nothing i T
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5
But You Want
Comfort, too.
Z
A
LL are combined in our 8 .10 Cant.
It in mi linnienM suooes. mid It con
tains a wealth f warmth, but not au
ounce too much of weight.
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ANII roMFOKT ltl.K
BY WEARING OUR CLOTHING. J
e
PERHAPS you want trousers. (Do
not call them "pants." A dog makes
those.) If so, our Winter designs will
tit your fancy and your limbs.
WA are ready for the boys, too, with
better school and dress-up suits
than ever.'
MORGAN'S,
The Leading Clothier.
1894.
SHIPPED
C. O. D.
high dipxpi re
flRADF D I VJ I uLLO
Anywhere, - - -$ 25 Bicycle $12.50
To Any one - - - 50 Bicycle 25.00
' otyies ana 1 rices, 40 liicycie m.ov
Save Dealers' Profits 125 Bicycle 62.50
Send for illustrated catalogue.
hatspt sz co.,
OMAHA. NEB.
tJi J If If-. '5
C0MF03T 0 'RTiTa.
s
Come to Omaha
TO -
BOSTON STORE
N. IV. Cor. lGth and Douglas-St.
OMAHA.
3
Boston Store is doing the fore
most dry goods business in the
whole west. The result of always
selling the best goods for the
LOWEST TRICES IN THE WORLD.
SPECIAL KKISOXS WHY
You should come to
BOSTON STOUF, OMAHA:
It's the greatest mercantile estab
lishment in the west.
Over 100 different departments, each
carrying separate lines.
More than a million collar's worth
of merchandise on hand all the time.
Grandest Holiday Exhibit
Ever shown in the United States.
O'jr grand four-story and basement
fire-proof mammoth building, covering
nearly a whole block, is filled to over
flowing with staple and holiday goods
of every description, at prices from 25
TO a0 PEIt CENT LOWER THAN ANY
OTHER STORES.
WE OFFER FOR I I O.NllEBFn
THE HOLIDAYS I
s vv . .
11AKGAINS
IN HIGH GRAPE
OlcaOss, IDress Gccds,
Slices, Slippers,
Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear
A DIRECTORY OF GEN I INK RAKGAINS
Every department in our establish ruent. In
addition to entire assortments nt low lmces. of
fers extraordinary leading bureains. Almost
every known article, cither useful or orna
mental, or both, may be procured at out price.
These offering include Dress Goods, cloaks.
Tos. Hooks, Games, Jewelry. Candy. Silver
Cutlery. Lamp-. China. Cut Glass, Pictures,
Taesiries. Fans, Opera Glasses. Rues, Desks,
Couches. Porteries. lrHeriei. Curtail"1, I m
hrellas, Poeketbook. Card Cases. Haudker
chiefs, Multlers. Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets.
Perfumes. Stitionerv, Men's and Ladles' Slip
pers, and an intiuitv of article adapted for
MEN and WciMEN, BOYS and GIRLS. CHILD
REN and INFANTS.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO POME TO US
TO BUY
CHristm Pressnts
Or Anything You Want.
BOSTON STORE
Omaha, Neb.
Let Us Give You One.
Where
to
Buy
raiiDtno
If y ti have not
yniimnm
jet visiinl our
store
will rep,
to Om
DON'T JJf
I)ecid 11 p o 1
your
HOLIDAY GIFT
Till you have seen the many beau
tiful articles we are showing.
Writing Desks, - - - $8.00
Cabinet Book Cases, - - 0.50
Music Cabinets, - - - - 6.00
Onyx Table, ----- 6.00
Gilt Chair, 7.50
Banquet Lamp and silk shades 5.00
Cobbler Seat Rockers, - 3. 50
Parmelee & Otis,
Continental 111 k. 1414 Donctas St.. Omaha
We HaveMoiey ta Loan at "6 percent
On farm or city property in any section of tbe
countrT- -where property bag a fixed market
value. " M oner ready for immediate loans where
ecuritv and title i good. XocoramiMion, We
nolu'lt "applirations. BlankB turniidied upon
rei'iest.
ALLEN & CO., 40 & 43 Krodway.Kw York
DR. A. MATTHEWS,
The Painless Dentist,
Weeping Water, Nebr.,
Makes a Specialty of Fine Gold Fillings, (iold
and Porcelain Crowns, Bridge work, etc.
TEETn POSITIVELY EXTRACTED
WITHOUT PAIN Oli DANGER
BSON & ROOT.
Attorneys at Law,
PLATTSMOLTn, NEB.
OFFICE-F'UKfcralfJ block, over FiretNaf 1 hank
POINTER !
I (
WOOD MANTELS.
THE A.LDINB, PEERLESS,
Write for Cuts and Pricfi.. COLUMBIAN AND MONARCH fiRATBS.
MILTON ROGERS & SONS,
14th and Farnam Streets. OMAHA, NEB.
SHEOS
DELIVERED
i:'REE!
0
i5 Fare Paid
HI d To OMAHA
Ul.
AND RETURN.
That $45,000 stock of men's and boys
clothing, gents' furnishings, hats and
shoes of the late Globe Clothing Co. has
to be closed at once. Men's ov ercoats.
$1.50; duck coats, wool lined K9c; warm
wool mittens, with leather facing. 15c;
Men's black clav worsted suits. 4 25;
Boys long gray ulsters, 89c; Men's
heavy wool socks 5c a pair; Overshoes.
39c: a big assortment of fur overcoats.
97. to; Men's warm caps, 15c; Boys
durable suits, 75c; Striped cotton Bocks,
2c a pair; Tine kersey overcoats. $4.50;
extreme heavy underwear. scarlet or
yellow, 45c; Wool mits, 9c; Men's
heavy wool filled pantc, 89c; Men's
heavy wool melton shirts, 39c; Men's
shoes, fc9c; Men's goatskin gloves, 15c.
There is a big overstock of fine suits
and overcoats in this stock. (The
Globe had tbe reputation of carrying
the finest goods in the city.) All mast
go for about half of cost of production.
Receiver's Sale
AT GLOBE'S OLD STAND.
15 S. 16th, Near Douglas St.
Opposite BOSTON STORE.
P. S. Bring this paper with you and also
receipt from Station Agent for Round Trip
Fare, and If you purchased tJO or more at this
sale, your Round Trip Fare -will be refunded.
The Plattsmouth Mills,
C. HEISEL. Prop.
This Mill has leen rebuilt, and furnished with
Machinery of the beet manufacture
in the world. Their
"Plansifter" Flour
Has no Superior In America. Giv? It
trial and be convinced.
IAGNETIC NERVINE.
Is told with written
guarantee 1 cure
NeryousProetra
tion, Fi.6, DiZli
neas.f ii.'t' and
furuitria niulVJte-fulnese.cau-d
byex-
Tolacco au-1 Alco
- AFTER' Mon, Sott-nirifc. -f
'rain, ennsrnR Misery, insanity ar.d Death,
-s Imtuiivui- , Uo-t Power tn either sex,
rtrjru'e Old Ase, Involuntary Ionise, cnvsd
. . r-iu lulirpui e, overexertion of tbe Brtun and
r of Youth. It irivesto Weak Onraus their
: I Vi?nr and douHes tbe Joys nt life; cures
r: )iua and Female Weakness. A uionth's treat
, ui plain pai kuire. ly mail, to any addre, tJ
' ftx, 6 h:xes to. W ith every to order we m ve
ten Cuarantee to cure or refund the money.
cL'ani f rvo. uuirautee isue-l only by our ex-
f. a FKiiKF & c., in.?iT'".
S tie ppi:t Plattpmn.ith . Not.
na ' .1 - Udnt. IVmrA.
W.L.DOUCLAS'
33 SHOE"'! SaUEA KING.
5. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH& ENnMLLLED CALF.
4 3.P RNECAlf AlftiaARCl
3.5? P0LICE.3 SOLES.
9so.$2.WCRKINGMtkj
EXTTJA FINE.
2.I75 boys'SchcslShoes.
LADIES'
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
W'L'DOUSLAS,
BROCKTON. rlASS.
Yea can sate money by arckasiuK V . lo
Doaglaa sheea.
Because, we are the largest manufacturers ol
advertised shoes in tbe world, and euarautee
the value by stamping the name and price on
the bottom, which protects 5-ou against high
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
wearing qualities. We have them sold every,
where at lower prices for the value given than
eny other make. Take 110 substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
JOSEPH FETZER.
A
B
C
Ernoia's ErcmiHieisiy.
Pplend id curative aoent for Kerwm or 6ick
UeaUache. Brain KxhiuHitira. 8leetleeinm
Lapeoial or peaeral Neuraltna: aio zor Ithea
pewa. Anemia. Anruioce lor awoooiu
ana other ext
l'rut, JO, Kand suosau
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
1 51 S. Westers Avenue. CHICA"
LADIES ix know
DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S
STEEL BSD PERHYBOYEL FILLS
ire the origins! and only FRENCH, safe and re
liable cure on the market. Price $L0l; seat by
mail. Genuine sold only by
Fricke & Co., Druggists.
$500 Reward!
WE will mv the above reward for any case ol
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache In
digestion constipation or ccstiveness we cannot
cure with West's Veer-table Liver Pills, when
the directions are strictly complied with. The
aie purely Vegetable, pnd never fail to give sn
isiaction. Eus:ir Cor.tcu. Lsirirc boxes, 25 cent
Beware of coanteriei'.n and imitations. Theeen-
nine manutactured only by TH K JOHN C WEST
COMPANY. CHICAGO, ILL.
Sf-tl
FIltEPLACf). FI.OOK
AN1 wall tilk
c"Uj: Slices sire
m arrived, in plain fig"
nres, L33.a. one price to
a,ll, -vtietlier lcro cr
FRANK WILCOX CO.,
1515 and 151 T Douglas Street. Omaha. Jet.
F. S. WHITE,
Main Street, Plattsmouth.
moduli! i US
ALWAYS FUEHII.
Teas and Coffees Unexcelled,
Curtice Bros.' Celebrated
CANNED GOODS.
SOLE AGENT FOR
Pillshury's
!c MINNESOTA FLOUR,
The Vest in the World.
The "XXXX" and "Best" Brands
FAT PEOPLE !
Park Omirtr Pills will reduce tour welsht
PERMANENTLY from IS to Impounds a month.
NO STAKVIN'Ci. sickness or injury; No PL'b
LICITV. Thev build up the health and beauti
fy the comtilef Ion. leaving No WRINKLES or
flabbiness. STOL'T ABDOMENS and difficnlt
breathiue surely relieved. Nt) EXPERIMENT,
but ascientiiic and positive relief, adopted only
after years of experience. All orders supplied
direct from our otlice. Price 2.00 per package
or three packages for 85.00 by mail postpaid.
Testimonials and particulars sealed Scents.
J:rAll correspondence strictly cou'hdential.
Park Kemedy Co., Boston, Mass.
First Premium
at the
Columbian Exposition
The Singer Han'f'g Co.
UECEIVED
54: First Awards,
Belntt the largest number of award obtained
by any exhibitor rikI more than doable the
number received by all other iewin(r Machine
companies. Awards received on the following:
Family Sewius Machines, V. S. No. 2.
I. F. J. B. and Siimle Thread Automatic
Chain Stitch Machine. Sewing Machine
cabinets. Art embroideries. Laces. Cur
tains. Upholstery, Artistic Fiirnishir.es
ewingr and tmbroidery. Tapestry .Ma
chine Work.
Also 43 Awards, covering machines
for manufacture in every line where a
Sewing Machine can te used on Wool
Cotton and Silk Cloth. Knit Goods
Leather, etc., for Ornamental Stitching
Button holes. Eyelets, Barring, Over
seaming, staying, etc
AGENTS WANTED.
The Singer M'fe Co
" All Over the World."
Ilr.Drh Office 151G iJouglas St.. Omalia
First National Bank
PLATTSMol'TH, KKU.
Capital, paid up 850,000
OFFICERS:
GKORfiE E. Dovet President
F. E. White Vice president
S. Wiroa Cashier
EC. N. Dovet . . Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS :
George E. Dovey, F. E. White. D. Oawksworth
S. Wauga and H. X. Dovey.
Careful attention given to the Interests of
customers. Collections made and promptly
remitted for. Highest market price paid for
county warrants and state and connty bonds-
NEW
LIFE
Or. E. C West's Nerve and Brain Treatment
Is sold under positive written guarantee, by author
ized ageuts only, to cure Weak Memory; Lops of
Brain and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood; Vuirknets;
Kisht Lowes; Kvil lream: i.act of Coiifiiience;
KiTTonmew; Ijiwirude; all jDrnins; Ixws nt Power
of the Generative. tri-um in either eex, caused by
over-eTertion; Vonthful Lrrors, or Exeesaive I'se c
Tobacoo, Opium or Liquor, which soon lenl t
Misery, Consumption, Insanity and Death. By niai
H a box; 6 for fi; with wrttten punrnntee to cure o
refund money. WEST'S COCOH HYRVP. A certain
cure fnr O-Hiphs, Ciliin, Athnia, Bmnchitis, Croup,
Whoopinic ut;h, Kore Throat. Tleasant to take.
Pruall .Ue aisooniinued; old. Boo, size, now 25c.; old
tl size, now 60c OLAiiANlXiij issued only by
F. G. Fricke & Co, urngists.
vThen Baby was sick, we gave ber CastoriA,
When ahe was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Jliss, she clung to Costoria,
When she bad Children, she give them Castoria,
JEPEEDY end LASTING BESHLTSi
FAT PEOPLE,
No Inconvenience. Simple,
sore. AS2QL7TZX.T Til II
istiy
from arnr injurious substance.
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LAI3I AEZCXISS SEIIS.
Wa GUARANTEE a CURE er refund tout iionel. . -1rioe
SS.ooper bottle. Send 4c lor treatise.
KSIOKI UEmCAL. CON Baoa,
BEFORE FTERvN
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