Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, January 19, 1882, Image 4

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NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
OLDEST PAPER IN THE STATE.
o. w. FAinnnoTHtH, an. u. f. banders.
BY Q. W. FAIRBROTHER & CO.
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.Nnhscrivtion. $2.00 Per
ONLY 81. GO, IF PAID IN ADVANOE.
Year.
.School books at Nickoll'B.
-Hiuidiiy was 11 damp disugruwililo
day. '
-t- For llrnt (das.4 groceries cnll on
T. L. Jont'H.
Hxtrii uopiH of Dm AuVKimwut
t A. W. NiiikoH'H.
Now ntipply of nico cakci and
pies at Aaron Palmer'H.
Huy the Hutu Wag-on for Horvlco.
Stkvknson & Crohh.
and
at
Lamps, L.iiiteniH, Ui!ei)8vaic
glasBWuro, at T. L. .Foncs.
VvraU Hroad. Dies and cakes
ways on hand at A. Falmor's.
Hardware and groceries, largo
tocHof each, by Slevuiinoii & Crow.
IIouHu'hold Sowing Machine for
nhlc by T. F. Seaton, corner (Jth and
Main.
Scrub hogs and high priced corn
will break any farmer up. Huy a good
HorkBhiro of SteveiiHon & Cross.
Gole Whltttunore'H Hewing machine
niiiporium and grocery lor anyumig
yon want, cheap for cash.
Call In and pay for Tins Aiivkh
tibku in advance and wo will make
you a present of KendaU'H "Treatise
on the Horse."
Our Now Officers,
Tlio llnost selection and largest
lino of cook and heating stoves to bo
found, at ritovenson's
rock prices.
As Cross at bed
--Another largo invoice of Now Vic
tor Sowing machines, warranted a first
class machine In every respect. Do
not buv one until you examine tho
Victor." Stkvknson & Qrom.
Our now county olllcers are now In
stalled into their respective positions,
and tako hold of their duties as intelli
gent business men.
Mil. .Jok H. JJofiKUH, tho clerk, lias
little to learn ah legarda Ids olllce, and
lias the poise of a veteran, ho having
served for several year as deputy over
tho books and payors of which lie now
lakes charge. Mr. Docker, ahvaya a
pei feet and gonial gentleman, will al
ways tako tlmo and a pleasuro in talk
lug to tho people ho serveB, and give
mcli information asked for as Is gener
ally expected of n county clerk. With
the assistance of Mr. Fort, Ids ofllcient
deputy, we doubt not that general sat
isfaction will be given In tho clerk's
olllce for tho next two years.
Mil. J. C Boi'hfikld takes tho keys
to tho "money box" with gentlemanly
modesty and dignity. These, with the
Jeffersonian (jualilications will make
him an elllcient and popular treasurer.
Mr. Snyder, the efficient veteran depu
ty still retains his position, in tho ofllco,
and the business goes smoothly on.
Mil. CI. V Tatk, the now sheriff,
has entered upon the active discharge
of Ids duties. He removed his family
to town this week, and is now a citi
zen of Hrownville. Upon acquaintance
with our new sheriff, wo find him a
diguilled, pleasant gentleman, with a
demeanor and solid appoarant'o that
will mako him friends, where hereto
fore he has been but slightly known.
Again wo say Sheriff Tjitu is a vast im
provement on tho one just stepped
down and out forever and if ho over
lets prejudico for any social or political
element so far overshadow his olllcial
dignity and his oath to faithfully and
impartially discharge Ids olllcial duties,
then will we be much mistaken in our
estimate of tho backbone of Sheriff
Tate.
,J. S. .Stull, county judge, is not a
new olllcial and needs no introduction
to the people of Nemaha county. He
is ut his olllce tho same old plae in
the court house, attending dilligently
and elllclently to his olllcial and legal
business, as he has done in the past
four years. People who want to got
married will do well to call on Judge
Stull before they go to keeping house.
Mus. ICli.a T. Schick, superintend
ent of schools, is industriously attend
ing to her otllcial duties, and satisfa-
FineGrooeries
Flour, of all Grades,
Selected Teas, Pure Coffee and
Spices,
Choice Syrups and Molasses,
Dried and Canitrd Krnlta In Variety,
Glass and Queensware,
Also, a complete stock of Ciyarx and
Tobacco, and a full stock of Candles at
SKKMAN'S.
THIS MEANS
YOU!
If yuu owe us anything. Wo yunt
our money. We liase bills to pay and
you must pay us before we can pay our
debts. We have nearly -81.000 due us
on subscription, in sums ranging from
25 cents to &S.00, and we want the
monoy. Tho sum due from each Is
small, but in the aggregate amounts to
a largo sum.
Please call In and settle or sond the
monoy by mail at once.
Kendall's "Treatise on the Horse"
free to every subscriber to Tiik Ad-
VKKTISKlt.
Tor Kent.
Two good rooms opposite Post Olllce.
Apply to Hkn. Uoadlky.
LEGALADVKRTISKKJHTC'S.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Johh II. JIoMalns:-You tiro hereby notl
lli-il Unit on tho lldduy of January, mi. 1m
vlini J. McMuliih nietl her iictllloii In tho
District Court In nnd for Nemaha county,
Noimiakn, ugnlust you. Tho objeel ami
prayer of said petition is to obtain n decree
of divorce from you fur tho cuuko of you
grossly, cruelly mid wontoiily neglecting,
find refusing to provldn f r her, sultnbl
maintenance and support. You will luiawe
Mild petition on or beloro tho 13th day of ten
"'"Sow, ' LAVINA J. MeMAINS.
LEGAL NOTICE.
John W. Johnson ofTexes will tnlco notlco
that Kun n lo K. Johiuon of Numiihn county,
Nebraska, did on tho Oth dny of jHnimry, A.
1). 1H82, lllo her ptftltlon In tho ulnce or tho
Clerk of tho District Court within inn! for
tho county of Netnuha. In wild Htnto of No
braska, iiKiilnm tho Niild John W. Johnson,
defouihint, sotting forth thutHho hns been n
resident of soldr county fir tho ton years
hmt pasf; that nbout the 17th dny of August,
1H7V, hIiowiih ninrrlcd todufrudnut; that she
has conducted horsell toward dofcndimt ob r
fiillhful wife: that about March 1. IHrii), do
fondant, was guilty of extreme oruolty to
ward hor; Mini defendant him cvor hIiico
March 1, IHHI. grossly and wontonly refused
and neglected to provide any innlntcnanco
for her, and praying timt on the final henr
lngof thin cause Hhe may be divorced from
dnfondnut.nnd the mild John W. JoIiiihou U
notllleil that he Im reiiulred to appear and
answer snld petition on or boforo tho 2lth
dav of February, A, I). 1HS2.
Dated January 6. IMS.'.
I'AtNJSiK b.,IUOflOUfi,
Hy hor AttV, J. S. Stum..
JLJbU21.JU flUJLiUJb.
In tho Comity Court of Nuumhn County,
GEO. Xfc. SHOOK,
Y
County Surveyor,
HILLSDALE, NEBRASKA.
S- All mills for
tended to.
surveying promptly, nf-
3111
A
Harness Shop
PERU, IVUI1IIA8KA,
A. J. Williams, Proprietor.
N'ohrnka. In the mutter of tho adoption oi
Clarence Itlco Thornton, a minor, by Kadoc
r. Thornton ami Cutliarine Tiiormon. no
tion Ik hereby K'ven that an application ban
been iniido bv Hiild Zndoo I1 Thornton and
Cnllmrliiii Thornton, to adopt wild minor, anil
that February tlth, IHH'i, at IU o'clock a. in., at
tho ntllco or tho county Juduo ot Nemaha
county, Nolinwkn, In Hrownville, NebniHlui,
liiiH been fixed by tho court an tho llinoaud
place for thobcarlu of Mild matter, when
and where all persons who may bo InteroHted
In H'dd matter may appear and context tho
mi mo.
Dated January 0, I82.
JOHN 8. STULL,
County Judge.
Farm for liCcnt.
Inquire of O. W. Faltbrother,
Calvert, Nebraska.
dr.,
The M. P. road is now within six
miles of Cui'Jou f'ily, in Xeniaha coun
ty. Omaha Republican.
The M. P. railroad is now in opera
tion from Hiawatha Kansas, to tho
now town of Stella, in Richardson
county, Nebraska. The road will soon
, bo llnlshed to Sheridan If the weather
continues favorable.
Coughs, colds, sore throat, nptlunr,
4tf ., bronchitis, and all diseases of tlitf lungs
?" audeheat, ate readily cured by Dr.
MnrahalPri Lung Syrup, a remedy which
novjr fails to give satisfaction. Price
only twenty-live and llfty cents.
-T. F. Seaton dealer In groceries
v, corner dth and Main Street, litis for
" sale tho renowned White sewing ma
chine, ulao the Household sewing ma
chine, they are both very light running
und almost nolsless, warranted fov' live
yoars. Call anil seo tiieui.
Wo are glad to hear that Dr. Marsh
al 1'b Lung Syrup gives imeh general
satisfaction. " Our druggists say It sells,
bettor than other preparation for
uoughs, colds, etc. The linceistwenty
five cents, large size fifty cents. Sold
by all diuggists.
Wo are Informed that Calvert And
Sheridan will ere long bo' t-onsolidated,
. both names be dropped anriboth towns
be known by a new and single name.
Thou the people will be called upon to
move tho county seat from Hrownville
and build a $'0,oi)r) court house.
"Married, on-Wednesday Uth inst.,
in this city by Uov. Ksterbrook, Mr.
Aaron Palmer and Miss Dellah Fur
lough. Aaron set up the cigars, and
' we acknowledge cake received. Mr.
and Airs. Palmer have our congratula
1 tloiis and best wishes for u happy
married life.
Dr. A. Opporman, accompanied by
' Itudolph Snyder, both of Sheridan,
Ifmmleusa call on Thursday. The
Dr. has lived in Nemaha County since
1809. and enjoys a luxurious practice.
He has probably done more for the
prosperity of Sheridan than any other
N mm. Humboldt Advocate.
Dr O. Is also county coroner,
. anil for a .fact, Is one of tho pquarest
men in Sheridan.
torllv so far as wo have heard. Her
examination of teachors will take place
in Sheridan, Instead of Hrownville, as
heretofore.
O. R. Shook, the surveyor, responds
promptly to cillls for olllcial work. Hia
postolllce is Hillsdale.
Dn. A. Oppkhman. the now coroner
lives at Sheridan. He will Investigate
deaths surrounded In mysterv. Tele
graph him if you need his olllcial pros
euee.
J. II. Poiii.man, re-elected county
commissioner from tho third district,
is an honest and impartial ollicer. lie
will continue to economize for the peo
ple, and conserve tho Interests of every
locality.
Col. Tom. Majors js now in Washing
ton City asking to be admitted to a seat
in Congress, on liis credentials ns a
"eonilngent." lie has greater expecta
tions froln this Congress than the
former one from the fact that tho "Re
publicans ar now In power. A dis
patch says tho entire Nebraska delega
tion Is pushing Ids claim to a seat, and
the matter will doubtless bo considered
more thoroughly .than it has been here
tofore, and he will win if it is found
legal and proper that he should. The
Inter Ouan of the Nth gives the fol
lowing editorial views upon Col. Ma
jors,' case:
Tho Hon. Thomas J. Majors, one of
the ablest and most enterprising young
men of a young state, is at Washington
asking for a seat in Congress a a Rep
resentative from Nebraska. Tho law
allows Nebraska but one Representa
tive, at present Mr. Valentino; but the
people thought a state with 4.VJ.00O pop
ulation wan entitled to at least another,
si) they elected Mr. Majors and sent
him to Washington to knock at the
door for admission. While there are
strong moral grounds for Mr. Majors'
application, he has no legal title what
ever. Nebraska has outgrown hersolf,
but must wait with the other states for
a i ('apportionment. and then she willjget
hor dues. Rhode Island, with only a
population of '270,000, has t wo Repre
sentatives, and Vermont, with a popu
lation of !I3'J,000, has throo, while Ne
braska has to be contented with one.
Hut that one Is competent to represent
the Stato, and do it justice
$1500 per year can bo easily mucin nt
I homo wnrktUK for K. (. Itldoout it Co,, 10
I Application to
Hen iiiuu.
Hon. Wm. Daily of Nemaha coun
ty bought a fow days since of Elder
Young. the Hue two year old ahorthorn
holfer Daisy, a pure rose of sharon and
a valuable acquisition to Mr. Daily's
already lino herd. Mr. K. J. Root of
Nematia also bought of the same man
a half sister to Daisy at one year old,
also a very line animal. AVo. Farmer.
Tho Omaha Rejmhlkan Bays:
It is reported thaUeveral well defined
cases of small pox have appeared in
tho city.
Is Hrownville, and Nemaha county,
as well prepared for tho dreaded dis
eaao as they may be? Everybody should
bo vaccinated, and speedily, for the
disoaso appears to be epedemie, Is al
ready this far west, and may break
out in our midst any day.
Ilarclny Street. New Ymk. Hcnd lor their
catalogue and full particulars. 11) ly
Always BtvlrcHlilnK.
A delicious odor is Imparted by Flor
eston Cologne, which is always refresh
ing, no matter how freely used.
Whou liorsi-H and e.iltlo are spiritless
Kcrastfy add fvehU ttioy need trratment
with Undo H'Wii'k Condition Powder.- It
purltlcH the? Iiliuxl, luipr voh tbo appellto
CuroK coldM'and ilUtuiiipt'M, invigorates the
nyMr'11 and will lteep the animal In u hallby
Imntlxnine condition. Hold by nil DniKitlstH,
Tho subscription price of Tiik
Am'EUTihUK is due in advance. If
we could induce pajier manufacturers
to wait a year or two for their pay
we would be willing to give our patrons
that imiuli tune, nut as tvo cannot we
insist on our pay in advance.
CauNC and filled.
The maiitcaiise of nervousness is in
digestion, and that is caused by weak
ness of tho stomach. No one can have
sound nerves and good health without
using Hop Bittern to strengthen the
stomach, purify the blood and keim tho
liver and kidneys active, to carry-off
all tho poisonous and waste matter of
the system. Seo other column.
Cash Paid for Wheat.
, The hi tj It est market priee
paid for tjood wheat at Glen
lioek Miffs.
JO. IUDJ)AhVJV CO.
A Word tu Mothers.
Mothers should romoinber It is a
most Important duty at this season to
look after the health of their families
and cleanse the umlarla and impurities
from their systems, and that nothing
will tend up the stomach and liver,
regulate tho bowels and purify the
blood so perfectly as Parkor's dinger
Tonic, advertised in our columns.
Pod. Seo other column.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho DUtilct Court of Nemaha county,
Htateof NebraHka
Lt.zlo J. Htlvern, uuardlan
oi the pornou ami estate
of I.IIIIh 11. SllvorH, u
minor,
vs.
Llllio H StlverH.
Order to nIiow cause.
It appearing from tho petition In thonbovo
entitled cause that It would bo bonetlclal to
Mild ward that the lands In tho petition de
scribed Kbould be moM as played In Mild pe
tition. It Is thereloio oidered that said do
li'ndant and her next of kin and all persons
Interested In said estate appear before tbo
nii'lei-iduned, Indue of said Court, at the
ollloo ol the Cleric or the District Court of
LanciiHlor county, NeiiritHlca, In Lincoln, In
said county of Lancaster, on tho ltd day of
February. A. D. I8W. at (our o'elocIV p. m , to
nhow chuho. II any they have, why license
should not bo (ranted snld guardian for tho
HiileofNiild properly described In hmIiI peti
tion, to-wit : The east bnir and tho north
west (nmri'T of the noi thwest quarter ofneo
lion mix pJ) In township six (il), north of
rnngo tlfleeii lfl oust. In Nemaha county,
Netinislca. and thai filH order bo published
three sneresslvo weelH In tho Nkuuakka
AnvmiTisf.K.
.1 nonary 3, 1884.
w 8. H. POUND, Juduo.
J. II. UttoAnr. Att'y for Pl'ir.
NEMAHA CITY.
Holms saddles, bridles and hnltorn to null,
And that thoynrs nil right no one will din-
puto.
Ho hiiH good harness too, both Hlnglo and
double.
You can hnvo whut you want without any
trouble.
HO huh collars and hnrncsK nnd whips and
nil snob,
Oft'ood harness oil ho tins over bo much.
Indeed lie Keeps nil that noruiimt to tils line,
In all of which goodness and quality com
bine. Ho woi Us good nintorlnl nnd does his work
strong.
And you nood hnvo no fear that thoro'g any-,
thing wrong. .A
Forthls Is a mat tor wo would hnvo under
stood, All that's made In his shop la warranted
good.
ir your horncsor mulsnroubJect to fret,
Ho carrlccep oir the tiles with a splendid fly
And If they nro skittish nnd inollncd to do
wrong,
Ho has lines that win notu tnem and bis
bridles are strong.
If your harness needs mending you need not
get scared,
But bring thotn to him and have thorn re
paired. '
Ho'll make or ho'll mond as you may desire.
And do It as well us whero prices are higher,
ir you want anything tnndo or mended oomo
here,
About prloes and stylos you have nothing to
fear.
To do his work right ho takes special caro,
And wearo qultesuro his prices are fnlr.
Nov to isrmors nnd horsomon we have this
tosuj .
Williams gives the full worth of nil that you
pay.
At wtine other places you may do protty
well.
Hut you'll find at this shop they nro bound
to excel. CUSTOMER.
31
DR.WHITTIEE
017 St. CkarlcM Street, St, Louis, M.
A. racalar KT&duut of two Mmlleal OoIUzm. ha ba
Unsr laaclad thm anr etkarl'tiriioika In Bi.IxiuIijm
oltr I'Ijihi Bhow.anil all old rMidsnU know. Syphilis.
Oonorrhoon, Qleat, Strlctura, Orchitis, Ropture.all
Urinary Brphllltio or Mercurial Afftcttcms of
Throat, Skin or Baits urtU Haflr. PriraUlr.
Bperrnatorrhta.Bsxual ZMbllltr aad Impotmoy
a tfcv malt of Half-Abtua, taxoal umom in matarar
5r,oroTr kmlnwork, roduclssDsrTonsnNi.Mnia-
al emlMtani, ueblUtr, dunnMof lint,dfMttTo mra-
.J. 15. IMSJEK,
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
Good buggies and horses, charges reus
outtble. Bostlof care taken of transient etook
IV o More Hard Times.
If you will stop sending so much
on line clothes, rich food and style, buv
good, healthy food, cheaper and better
clothing; get more real and substantial
tilings of life every way, and especially
slop tho foolish habit of employing ex
pensive, quack doctors or using so
much of the vile humbug medicine
that does you only harm, but put your
trust In that simple, pure romedy, Hop
Hitters; that cures always at a trilling
cost, and you will see good times and
have good health. Seo another column.
The new station located in Portor
product, Richardson county, is
named "Stella," after a daughter
of Mr. Clark, tho owner of
the laud upon which tho town is locat
ed. It is said to bo getting ready to
"boom." All new towns boom, you
know, these tinu.
Judge Cox, Saturday, decided that
Gulteau should not bo permitted to de
liver his speocii, which he has for some
time been preparing, to tho jury. The
.judge said: "I Bhould be loth in a cap
ital case to deny any man. proper op
portunity to be heard, even if he is rep
resented by counsel, but in this case it
is safe to assume thatythe prisoner will
abuse tho privilege, as ho has done all
through tho trial, and what he would
say would bo highly Improper to go be
fore tho jurv. 1 shall therefore deny
him tho privilege. As I fluid yesterday,
however, if hia counsel desires to read
irom his manuscript anything which
they deem proper to bo laid boforo tho
jury they can do so."
Gulteau protested that ho appeared
aa his own counsel. He claimed the
right as an Amorican citizen to he
hoard in his own defense. Finding that
Judgo Cox could not bo moved ho
shouted, "Let tho record show that I
appoar hero as my own counsel, and that
I tako exception to your ruling, Judge
Cox. I shall appeal to tho American
people, and thoy will overrule you, and
you will go down to future ages with a
black stain upon your name." Judgo
Cox made no reply to this tirade.
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND HARNESS.
Mndo nnd repaired us well as can bo done
anywhere, on short notice, and
Villi Y REASON All LE TERMS.
Cfity Hatei
LEVI JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR.
NEMAHA CITY NEB.,
Ceutnill. located; Good tare, and no trou
ble soured to make gnosis eouilortublo.
flood hitrn for hotses and
Cli tiroes IteasoH able.
ATTENTION. FARMERS!
For your Agricultural Implements, goto
DAVID A. MORTON,
Farm and Spring Wagons, Sulky Plows
Stirring l'lows, Corn Planters, Harrows
Reapers, Mower, Cultivators, Corn Shelter
and tho Rons Tonguele-H Cultivator.
JOHN 8. MINICK,
General
Merchandise.
NomaTia City. Nob.
B.BELL ANDREWS. H. D.,
Physician Surgeon,
Nemaha City, Nebraska.
Calls In the Country Promptly Attend
ed, day or night.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to surglca
diseases of women and surgical dlscasea
of tho eye.
l.Piitlents from abroad can bo furnished
wlm pleasant rooms nnd aocomtnodatlonti.
LAUICQ (Flaw il.n.r Wfciu.l ,Llittm
' rrfc UarrU'raaishlatdllutnM
It n.U.) tl.Ux ,.frUi fell Ra4r, t4 ik.wiu IU
pJL.Uu.. Tlii p.nkll l.l. I. IU U iik,
'I, pbjrMoal dorar, iiTBmoa to Kxlitr eonfuuoa of
Ideas, lot.", of Mxuuf power.nlehl fei ,adcrlny rnar-
rlT(relmproj)r,r ueriaDulIroura. Uomaltauoa
atol&te or br mall (ran and InTlUd. FampbUl on
ataaip. MedlcluM sant b maU or iprota. Curaa
naaraaUed. Whera doabt azlita H U frankly ttatad.
MARRIAGE i rf2?i
pftfia. I GUIDE,!
The wholaatorr. wall told, aa U latraatolUa, on(b
following tabjaetat VTb mar narrr, who not. whr.
Uanbood, Womanhood, Phralaal deca. Wh. ahaui4
marrri how Ufa and happlaaaa raaba InoraaMd taCaota
of oflllbaor and sxot, aad wanr mora. Tho siurlJ
or eaatamplatlng taarriaoa thonld rand It than kap un
dartoakand kor. 28 ota.br mall la nomjr or pn
tana. Eawllsh Oanrnan yraoohraadancltrpolcan.
Tor tba ipaadr
ainai
hMhh rncoumriiun .umofs.mi.
I HlaWeaknaai, LoHUaBhood.Karroaaokm,
, aCBfuaioa of Idaaa, Tarataa to Hocletr
Defective Jleraorr snd I) too r dart broach t on bjr Balf
Abuaa. AnrdraRlithaaUialaurilU. HuLouii.
CuraMro Inat'a.tRlBt.Oharlpa. fit. IxinU, Uo.
Dr.JACQUES
aui kHio,iai i..t..ki r ' ' t -- 'III It,.. I
r. MllaU lIMin M. IT lllll. ML
70S Chesnut 3t, St. Louis, Mp. l eld offloa,
continues to anre Bpermatorrhcse,, Bamlnal Waak
nan, Impotoncr.all forma of Byphllia.Qonorrhcna.
Otaet, Urinary or Bloddor dlaaaaau. Itaeant or.v
enrad la a fawdara. AJltha dlaaanai reuniting frora
aalf-abaia, excaaaaior axpotnre oared for life with nun
maairina. Aariee irae. uuariealow. (Jailor write
lu ttrict eonAdatioa. Brmptom Book for two ctaruti
MARK. AGE GUIDEV
RIGKLY
BI
TTERS
Th majority fth W of the human
ftorfy nvli from Hrungmnt th
L,lvcr, mffseilng both tht siomaHh and
bewafs. In srdat ! gttt n aura, it it
ttary to rsmt fi taut. Irrnu
Imr nnd Sluggith artian fih Ttale,
lltadneh,S(ehn$imtthMtmmeh,l'mtti.
in th Hmch and Loin, i., itdlnt thmt
th it at fault, nnd thatnalurtr
quir altana to enakfa tAis rgan t
throw ujfimyuriHet.
Prickly Aatli Tlltteria arc yUUy
mpoundd for thi purpi. Tirytr.
mild in thtlr mtiton and fUv a a
uri rpla$ant to th tat and tmhtn
asl,by bth ehildrn and adult. T
kn ardlnff t dlrttlnt, irtay are
aaVattd ji(aiueur'orlapcpa)lla,
GaMtBraii Debility, Ilnbltnal Com
tlpatlou, Ulaeaaed Kldnajri,
etc., etc. A a niood Pnrltler ihy
ar ufrior t any thr mdiini
laninm th tytttm thrumhly, and
imparling nut Ufa uud nrgy I th In
valid. It I a uiecllclne ajnal not
llttOxlCHtlllat btvorag.
kl TOUR DRIBOUT FDI MKKIY ASM IITTIM,
ana Uka no other. xKXCX, 11.00 par Belli.
MEYER IROI. I CO., SOLE PR0PRIET6M,
M.lnliuiruM.''ii. vr.
Do not nogleot a Cough or Cold until It In
toolato, try EUert'e Extract of Tar and
Wild Cherry, ww aro sure you will be con
vinced ot Its merits, Chronic Coughs, nnd
eren Consumptives aro cured by following
the directions, every bottlo In warranted to
Klvoaiillsfnotlon.