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Thursday , June igth , i88.j.
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Local Intelligence.
Graham Flour at City Bakery.
All kinds of blanks kept for sale at
this ofiice.
For the best Flour in town call at
City Bakery.
If you want cheap pork call at John
Farley's meat market.
.Strawberries 20 cents a quart at
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Silver Moon Restaurant.
Leave orders for Chicago Daily Times
at Postofiice News Stand.
Blank notes , neatly bound , HO in a
book , for sale at this office.
BORN To Mr. and Mrs.'G. R Ban-
del , on Wednesday , June 18th. a son.
G. "W. Foster is having an addition
built to his residence on Monroe strc'ct
The best , the cheapest and the largest
dishes of Ice Cream at Silver Moon
Restaurant.
All kinds of popular Magazines ,
Newspapers and Periodicals at the Post-
office News Stand.
Screen doors and windows are in ac
tive demand. The Greeks have gone
into summer quarters.
IG'O acres ( more or less ) of Iowa soil ,
all covered with house plants in full
bloom , for sale at Wilson & Ilickling.
Was that ; tolian music that blended
so harmoniously with heaven's discord
ant tones Sunday evening , or was it
J. F.'s banjo 1
The B. & M. Dining Hall has been
in the hands of the painter , and the
interior has been noticeably improved
by reason thereof.
Chamberlin's pain balm , Chambcr-
lin's 03-0 and skin ointment , Chamber
lin's cholera and diarrhoea remedy , at
B. & M. Pharmacy.
Just arrived , at the Cit } ' Bakery , a
car-load of the Cream and Fancy brands
of Grand Island Flour. Also , a supply
of white bolted corn meal.
Go to the Silver Moon for choice
goods , such as confectioneries , cigars ,
fresh peaches , gooseberries , strawberries ,
cherries , oranges , lemons , etc.
"Garden sass , " grown in this neigh
borhood is now in the home market. It
seems that some things do grow in this
country and early and luxuriantly at
I
il that. .
11
The new settlers who are now occu
pying Captain Holmes' house on Drift
wood , had an addition to their numbers ,
last Saturday , in the shape of a little
girl baby.
A force of men have been working
in this vicinity , this week , on the line
of telegraph , which the B. & M. com
pany is putting in between lloltlredge
and McCook.
Sixteen car-loads of stock passed
through this station. Saturday , en route
to Roggens , Colo. Ten of the cars
were filled with horses and the remain
der by cattle.
: Roll on silver moon. Guide the
traveler on his way.5 And show him
the Silver Moon Restaurant where he
can find a good , square meal to strength
en him for his journey.
Real estate is beginning to command
quite a fair price in the vicinity of town.
I. Charlie Hininau was offered $1,500
cash for his claim in the northeastern
part of the corporation.
Our Blackwood correspondent relates
* the finding , and subsequent losing of
V
\ bearings , of the mail carrier between
Tndianoht and points in Hayes count- .
: l Up. has since oome to light.
The Independent Order of Good
Templars of the Republican Valley
will hold a convention in Orleans on
\ * 24th of this month. All members of
the order are cordially invited to be
s.
. prosent. _
Thirty timber-culture entries were
inauc at this land office on .i nkj'It .
doth ap.l P tiwl U ? PAI-W.H ave be
coming fearful leslthat act be repealed.
\ th'at Congress may take just such
action is very probable and desirable.
The recent delightful showers have
been of immense benefit to this coun
try. The grass and crops retain 'their
green appearance , and are doing finely.
There never has been as encouraging a
prospect in-Red Willow county as there
is this yean-
'A good name is rather-to'be chosen
than great riches. " So say Wilson &
Uiekling , proprietors of the booming
restaurant , second door .south of P. 0.
Consequently hereafter we style our
house the Silver. Moon Restaurant.
"Hound to Shine : "
The property of Mr. McManigal on
Macfarland strees has been greatly im
proved in appearance and enhanced in
value , this week. He has built a barn ,
enclosed his lot with a substantial
fence , painted his residence and im
proved things general.
From a number of parties who have
been driving through the country south
of the river , we hear the most encour
aging reports of the condition of small
grain in that section. Barring unfavor
able weather in the future the harvest
of small grain will be large.
The festival held in' the Opera Hall
by the M. K. Sunday school , Friday
evening , was a very pleasant affair , and
quite a number of our people turned out
to enjoy it. The band discoursed some
of their choicest music during the even
ing , and added to the occasion materially.
We are frequently asked what Mc
Cook is going to do on the Fourth , by
people in town and surrounding coun-
tiy. So far as our information' goes
we believe the only diversion will be
the entertainment to be given on the
evening of the Fourth by the Dramatic
Company , to be followed by a ball.
The young son of K. M. Wilson cut
an ugly gash in his foot , Monday , by
stepping on a piece of glass or tin ,
while running along the road in 'com
pany with some playmates. Our streets
arc pretty thickly strewn with pieces of
broken bottles , and the boys should be
instructed to be more careful. Serious
results sometimes follow such accidents.
Two new telegraph stations were
opened by the B. & M. last Thursday.
One of them is at Phillips , on the Aurora
& Grand Island branch , and the other
at Fort Morgan , Colorado , between
Akron and Denver. The former is
named for Capt. 11. 0. Phillips. A
new line is also being built between
lloldrcdge and McCook , and stations
are being put in.
By reason of the train being two and
one-half hours late Dr. Shaw of Indiau-
ola was the only physician , in addition
to those of "McCook , who put in an ap
pearance at the convention of the doc
tors of the valley , called to meet at
this place on "Wednesday. A meeting
was called and tempoiary organization
perfected , after which they adjourned
to meet in Arapahoe to complete per
manent organization , one month hence.
The cowboy , Jacob Tan Meter , who
was thrown from his horse on Sappa
Creek , Kas. , last week , died at Benkel-
inati , where he was taken to receive
medical attendance , Sunday. Dr.Yil -
ley was called out to see the injured
man , Friday , and found that he had
been thrown from his horse on his head
and shoulder and that the animal had
fallen on him. producing concussion of
the brain .and causing death as above
stated.
A little racket occurred in Braun's
saloon , Tuesday morning , which luckily
ended in but slight injury to one of the
participants Stauta Holla. It appears
that Kenneth McDonald of Beukelman
was in the saloon at the time , and that
Stanta. who was under the influence of
liquor , insisted upon following him , and
that finally Mac.'s Highland-Scotch got
the best"of Imn , and he struck Stanta
on the face with a beer glass , making
quite a gash in his check.
The news of another sad accident
reaches us from the west this time
from Culbertsoii. The victim is a
young man by the name of Chase , a
bro'ther of A. Chase , station agent at
Culbcrtson. Sunday , as he was riding
after a cow , his horse's foot caught in a
lariat rope and threw the rider violent
ly to the earth , striking on his head.
Dr. Wil ley "went up on No. o9 , Monday ,
in response to a. telegram , but- the young
mail's injuries weipboyond human skill ,
and before the doctor returned , ( he re
lumed on No. 40. the same afternoon )
death came to his relief. The young
man was only IS years of age , and had
only been in the west about three-weeks , ,
when he was so suddenly called away.
Strawberries 20 cents u quart at
Silver Moon Bestaurant.
This week has been exceptional in
the line of pugilistic exhibitions.
Timber planted last fall and this
spring is doing as vvull as the most san
guine could expect , lleports from all
over the county so indicate.
Bcmember the ice cream festival i'n
the Opera Hall , to-night. Ice cream ,
lemonade and cake will be served. A
short entertainment by the children will
preface the festival.
An exchange says : We now have a
calaboose which was built a private in
dividual , and is rented by him to the
village authorities at § 4 per month.
This would be an easy way to settle the
question in McCook , all that we need is
the man who will put up the building
on these terms , we believe the trustees
would be willing. We need it.
The news of a terrible railroad disas
ter reaches us from down the road. No.
JO was thrown from the track , by train
robbers removing a rail , on the Wymorc
branch near Guide Bock , which result
ed in a number being killed and many
wounded. The report is to the effect
that the train wreckers and robbers getaway
away with the express and mail. Alex.
Stewart , weil-known to many of our
citizens , was running the engine , and
had both legs and one arm cut off.
Nothing authentic has been received
here up to the time of going to press.
IIox. JOHN B. FINCH returned Tues
day , June 10th , . from Washington ,
where he has been in attendance upon
the Bight Worthy Grand Lodge of the
World of the I. 0. G. T. , of which
body he Avas elected the chief ofliccr.
For this position his great executive
abilities fit him well , and his active
friends in Nebraska take much pleasure
in his elevation. It is , gratifying to
every citizen of the state to see a Ne
braska man in the place , and that he
will administer the affairs of it very
administer the affairs of it very credit
ably will not be denied by even those
who disapprove of his calling and his
zeal in it.
A little ripple of excitement was oc
casioned. Friday evening , by Jos. Braun
and a painter by the name of Hall.
The facts as given us are substantially
these : Hall entered Braun's saloon
and called for the drinks , which were
refused him , the reason assigned being
that the -customer wanted credit. As
Hall was , by his own statement , one of
the saloon's best cash customers , this
refusal warmed his blood , one word
called forth another until Braun order
ed him out of the saloon , and stepped
forth to enforce the royal mandate.
Considering Hall's proportions , this at
tempted enforcement was anything but
circumspect , and Joe soon came in con
tact with a large bunch of'fives" di
rected by a muscular arm , in an incred
ibly short time , without any striking im
provement in his personal appearance.
A imiEF conversation yesterday with
Joe Swan , the Avell known B. & M.
caterer , elicited the fact that the pros
pects for crops were never so good in
the Bcpublican Arallcy. As far west as
McCook , which has heretofore been con
sidered in the ' 'doubtful' ' district , the
farms look as promising as they ever did
in the heart of Illinois. From that point
west- there are but few farmers , the
country being given up to cattle. But
even as far as Akron , Col. , are to be
seen beautiful patches of grain and
vegetables , all looking as fine as heart
could wish. Claims arc being rapidly
taken all along the line , and Mr. Swan
says in five years the land wil be taken
by farmers all the way to Denver. The
increased cultivation of the land and
the planting of trees are certainly modi
fying the climate , and more cspcciall } '
reducing the effect of the hot winds
that come from the southwest. Topics.
Teachers' Meeting.
The Bed Willow County Teacher's
Association will meet at the School
House in Indianola on Friday and Sat
urday. June 20th and 21st , 1884. com
mencing at 2 o'clock P. M. , on Friday ,
and closing at 12 o'clock , M. , on Sat
urday. It is hoped that all the teach
er's will attend ; and all interested in
the improvement of our county schools
are cordially invited.
C. L. NKTTLETOX , Pros.
Attention , Soldiers !
There will be a meeting of the old
soldiers of Bed Willow county in * the
Band Hall at McCook , Thursday , June
2lth ! , for the purpose of organizing a
G. A. B. Post. A full attendance is
requested.
BY OHDKR OF COMMITTEE.
Strawberries 20 cents a quart at
*
Silver Moon Bestaurant.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mrs. A. Campbt'll went east , MonHay ,
on a visit.
Mrs. B. II. Hamilton came upto
McCookj Wednesday noon.
Patrick Egan of Lincoln was in
town , Saturday and Sunday.
} j. Morse of Bcnkclman dropped down
on No. 40 , Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Jamison of Bondville
made the hub a visit , Saturday.
Tom Adams went to Indianola , Sat
urday , spending Sunday in that burg.
Dave Baum and Ed. Douglass of
Chase county were in town , Saturday.
Mrs. J. F. Wrayof Culbcrtson drop
ped down to the metropolis , Saturday.
Father Fanning , formerly of Orleans ,
now of Illinois , was in tgwn , Tuesday.
Kenneth McDonald of Benkelman ,
spent the first of the week in McCook.
A. M.Kelly has been entertaining his
sister from Kansas , the past two weeks.
Mrs. W. 'A. Taylor and Mrs. IT. B.
Straut of Culbcrtson were in town ,
Saturday.
Mrs. Benj. Mills of Orleans was vis
iting in town , this week , the guest of
Mrs. G. L. Laws.
Sheriff Welborn , John W. Maikcn ,
and Dr. Shaw of Indianola , came up
on 39 , Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. Shaw of Indianola were
in town , Sunday , the guests of their
daughter , Mrs. Berger.
Dr. Shaw of Lincoln arrived in Mc
Cook , where he intends to locate per
manently. Saturday on No. 1.
J. G. Good of Falls City , who has
stock interests up the Driftwood , has
taken up his residence on tiic creek.
Mrs. Bowcll and Miss Lillie have our
thanks for a present of excellent cream
and delicious strawberries enjoyed at
this office.
Joseph Allen and family has arrived
from Lenox , Iowa , and moved up on
his ranch on the Bed Willow , near Os-
born postoffice.
Gco. B. Coburn , General agent of the
Interior Department , with headquar
ters at Grand Island , arrived in town ,
Tuesday , and will spend some time here
looking after Uncle Sam's land interests.
Israel Wood , 0. E. Noble and others
from Laird P. 0. were in town Friday
and Saturday. Mr. Xoble making final
proof on his chum , and the other gen
tlemen acting in the capacity of wit
nesses.
B. D. Babcock of Hastings was in
town on land business. Monday. lie
made application for twenty-three quar
ter sections of Frontiei county land ,
lie might as well have gone a few bet
ter , and taken a township while he was
at it.
> Colonel Suavely , Major Criswell , W.
R. Cramer and wile of the county-seat
were in town on land business , Tuesday.
We did not broach the subject to the
gallant Major , but wonder if his visit
was not really to ascertain if there were
any young ladies in McCook who in
tended to respond to his card , which ap
peared in a recent issue of the Courier.
T. J. Cleaver of the Orleans Press
favored us with quite a little visit.
Monday. T. J. , as all who come to
McCook for the first time , was surpris
ed to find that such a town had sprung
up in the so-called'"American Desert/ '
in such a short time. Particularly was
lie impressed with the substantial and
elegant class of residences with which
our town is graced. Mr. Cleaver is
getting out a good paper and is fast
taking first rank among the newspaper
men of the Valley.
M. B. Beese of Wahoo , Associate
Judge of the Supreme Court , Guy A.
Brown of Lincoln , Clerk of the Supreme
Court , and Captain John M. Ball of
Osceola , Iowa , arrived in McCook , Sat
urday. Messrs. Beese and Brown re
mained until Monday afternoon. In
company with Begister Law ? the entire
party took a drive through the country
north of town Monday morning , and
all expressed themselves as being pleas
ed and entirely satisfied with the coun-
tiy. Judge Beese was here for the
purpose of purchasing land adjoining
the town , with what success he met we
know not. but we hear it suggested that
the Judge thought seriously of making
this his home. Captain Ball remained
here all week.and looked into the pros
pects of the county. more thoroughly ,
and will probably locate here.
SOUTH SIDE.
Mrs. W. F. Stone lias been quite sick.
Charles Newman has his new house
\ nearly completed.
Charles Bowles has sold his farm and
bought fifty head of ponies.
0. A. Nettlcton was obliged to kill his
horse that broke his leg some time ago.
Frank Simpson and bride of Bed
Willow visited at J. G. Eaton's , last
week.
1. T. Birdsall and llarr } ' Benjamin
are on .their knees a good deal these
days wedding beets and onions.
J. S. Newcomb has returned from
his land hunt north and west , and con
cludes Red Willow count ) ' will do for
him.
Some one who can run please ask
Mr. G. B. Nettlcton what made him in
such a hurry to get off his horse last
Saturday. JosiK.
"CARRICO.
J. W. Dyer has returned home.
A. Camp is having his sheep sheared.
Fred. Bobcrts is assisting E. N.
Keel or now.
John Ryan and wife have moved into
J. G. Stokes' house temporarily.
Mrs. Miller and daughter Inez are vis
iting the former's brother. Haz. Bailey.
Lightning killed a cow belonging to
Schuylcr Braugh , during one of the
recent storms.
Haz. Bailey set forth , this week , to
catch wild colts , and succeeded in cap
turing and bringing back with him four
wild horses.
Mrs : J. S. Braugh and son start for
North Platte , Sunday , after Mrs. B.'s
son Roger , who has been attending
school at that placs.
County Surveyor Carrington of Cul-
bertson surveyed several claims for
Samuel Tate and son at a wet weather
lake , ten miles from the head of the
Willow. I'niLO.
TRUE MERIT.
A Charming Remedy for
Diarrhoea and Sum
mer Complaints.
"We have used all your Toxic As-
TUIXOEXT with happy results. Not a
single complaint relating to it has ever
reached us. " Jones & Jackson , Drug
gists , Jonesburg , Mo.
"Please send us two dozen MAUSII'S
TONIC ASTKIXOEXT at once. It works
a charm in Diarrhoea and Summer Com
plaint. " Ward & Ycnable , Druggists ,
Pattonsbnrg , Mo.
MAIISII'S TONIC ASTRIXOKXT is for
sale by S. L. Green , druggist , McCook.
It quickly cures Diarrhoea , Dysentery ,
Cholera Infantum , Cholera Morbus ,
and the Summer Complaint of children ,
[ t is a delightful remedy for old and
and young. Price 50 cents.
The MAUSII AGUE. CURE is sold at
the low price of SO cents liquid or
pills. It cures the worst cas'js of Third
Day Ague , and all forms of Chills -and
Fever. For sale by S. L. Green.
For Swellings , Burns , Sores , Piles ,
etc. . use MAUSII'S WORLD'S LINIUENT.
For sale by S. L. Green.
Wanted.
We want two girls at Silver Moon
Restaurant. Steady work and good
wages to the right parties-
LOST.
Between MeCook and a point 5 miles
north of here , a small dark folding
pocket book. Finder will be suitably re
warded by returning same to this ofiice.
Paris green and St. Patrick's pills
at B. & M. Pharmacy.
AT last the true reason of Tildcn's
declination has been discovered. He is
ineligible to the presidenc } " . A promi
nent Englishman , living in Dubuque.
Iowa , says that he has seen the church
register in the county of Kent. England ,
showing Tildcn's birth there , and , when
he was two and a half years old. was
sold by his father for a small holding
of land previous to immigration , to
America. This story coming from such
a high authority , ought to settle the
question of Tifden's candidacy beyond
the possibility of a doubt. We arc sur
prised that Sam Tilden should have
concealed for so loF.g a time the fact
hat he is a bloody Englishmen. Al
though shut out of the presidential race
on account of his foreign nativity , we
think he ought , even at this late day.
to become a naturalized citizen of the
United States. What a fortunate thing
it was that this bold Englishman did
not secure the presidency of this great
and glorious republic in 1S70. Had
he been seated in the presidential chair ,
he would have turned us over to Queen
Victoria , and we Avould now have been
annexed as a British province to Cana
da. We certainly escaped a great ca
lamity : Omaha-Bee.
BUSINESS POINTERS ,
Locals under tills Iicud r.c. u IJtio for < 'tt < ; It
Insertion. Hill ! ) payable ; monthly.
C'laims for sale. K. -Cooi.KV. .
G'o to .John A. Lee's for sewing
machine.
Cull on 11. S. Cooley for deeded hinds ,
llu can fit you out with a piece of decd-
nd land in any part of the county.
J. S. Phillips agent for McCorniiek
reapers , mowers and twine bin'dersj
repairs , etc. , Indianola , Neb. f > 2.
Stock' ranch and' farm of 12SO acres
( timber and water ) for .sale. Trice ,
$ ! -J.r)00 , , part cash , part time. Knquire
of II. S. Cooley.
Parties wishing to purchase a first-
class machine can be accommodated by
calling on .John A. Lee , who has the
agency for the celebrated Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machines.
.Blank Deeds , Heal Estate Mortgages ,
Leases , Bills of Sale , Bond for Deed ,
Quit Claim Deeds , Contracts for Build
ing , Mortgage Deeds , Release of Mortgage
Oilicial Bonds Soldiers
gage , , Discharge ,
Petition for License , Notes , Hcceipts ,
etc.at , TUB TUIUUNB office.
"L'aovi : ALL Tmxcs ! " All manu
facturers claim to make the bcstiroods.
* i 3
buc all cannot be right. We invite the
most searching and critical comparison ,
and are confident that DcLahd's Chem
ical Baking I'owdet will be acknowledged
the best. It is absolutely pure in every '
sense of the word.
FOR SALE.
T have 800 Northwestern Texas
liorscs and mares , which I will sell
cheap for cash , for the next HO days.
I'incst bunch of horses ever brought
into this country. NOAH MISULKK.
Culbcrtson , Neb. , June 2 , ' 8-1.
House to Rent.
A house containing four rooms , in
\Vcst \ McCook. Inquire of C. A. Fred
erick at B. & 31. Diniuic Hall.
i for the working class. Suinl 10 cents
\ tor po-tage , mid wo will mail you free ,
3:1 : royal , valuable box of sample goods
'that will put you In the way of making
more money in a few days than you ever thought pos
sible at any business. Capital not required. We will
tart you. You ean work all the time or In spare time
only. The work Is universally adapted to hoth sexes ,
young ami old. You ean easily earn from 50 cents to
T.'I every ci cuing. That all who want work tiny test
the business we make this unparalleled olTer ; to all
who are not well satisfied w will send * 1 to jiay for
the trouble of writing us. Full partlenlar. , direction ! " ,
ete , sent free , fortunes will he made l > y those who
glie their whole time to the work. Great success
.ib-olntfly sure. Don't delay. Start HOW. Address
STINSOX & CO. , Portland. Maine. Z-fo.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Are you disunited at nfchl and liroken of your rcn.
liy a .sick child MitTerlng and crying with lain of eut-
tmi ! ti'erli V If M , send at OIM-C and KIT ii bottle of
K : : . WitdiT ? ' : Ccrfhizz Syn ? fcr Children Tcstkfce.
Its value is incalculable. It will relieve the i jor
little sufferer immediately. Depend upon It. mother. ,
there I > no mistake about It. It euVes dysentery and
di.irrhoLM , regulate * the btomach and bowels , cures
wind colic , softens the Kum * , reduces inflammation ,
mil pives tone and energy to tin- whole . y.-trm.
J. : : . TOinhT's Ccct'citj Srnp : : r Chillies TostHzj i :
pleasant lo the taMe , anil l- > the pre-rription of one
jf the oldest ami be--t female nurses and physicians
in the t'nited States. HIM Is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price 23 cents a bottle.
Agents wanted for authentic
, edition ofhLs life. Published at
Augusta , his home. LarRest.
handsomest , cheapest , best. By
the renowned historian and biographer. Col. Conwell.
whoso life of ( iarneld. published hy u = ( , out'old tlie'
twenty others by Go.otm. Outsells every book ever , '
imblHicd iu this world ; many agents are M'llInK Hfty
daily. Agents are making fortune.- . . All new bejrin-
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l > v a lady agent the ! ir-a d.iy. Terms most liberal.
J'ariii'ul.ir * tteu. Jletter send i cents for poita e ,
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ALI.hN & CO . Augusta , Maine.
> > rnd scents ! forpostafre.and
recei\e fn-e , a costly box of
fcoo-ls which will help y u to
more money rl ht away than
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finm first hour. The broad read to fortune opens be
fore the workerabiolutely sure. At once address
TJJL'i : it CO. , Aususta , .Maine. 2-S5.
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Patents Washington. D. C. All busine-is connected
v. lib Pat ems whet li'-r before tne Patent Ofllce or the
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i wanted for The Lives of ail the
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ALWAYS AHEAD.
Our Drii ? iat , S. L. ( Jreen. Is distributing free sim
ple bottles "f Iegs * IJIood Puritler. It will at once
irliuie th.it drowsy , heavy , tired feeling , los.sof am-
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i a wei-Jc at home. > 5 outfit free. Pay ab
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'
'per-ons of either -ex , young or old , can
make gre.it paj all the time they work , with a ! > M > lutc
icrtalnty , write for p-mfcuUirs" II. HALLKTT i :
CO. Portland , Matee. 'i-3. . .
The e lilotchcs. Pimples. Krnrlions of the Skin.
Spring Humor&c. . , can be cured bj using Heggs"
Ulood Puriller. V.'e warrant every l > ottle sold to jrlvc
-ati-faction. and furni-h FKHK jjniples to all who
de-iie to try It. S. L. Green.
The call for Beggs" P.Iood Puritler is d.iily Increas
ing. " > . L. llreen Is fiiniNhin.tmpli - bottles free.
It ien excellent medicine lor the Liver , Kidneys
and U'ood.Varranted. .
AKK VOL" MADE miserable by Indigestion. Con-
> tij > atlon. Dlzzine-s Loss of Appetite. Ye'low ' fckln 'i
hhiloh's Vitallzer i * a ] > o Itive Cure.
FOi : DYSPEPSIA and Liter complaint , you have a
printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vital
izer. It never falls to cure.
THE Ilev. Ceo. II. Thayer. of llourlnm , Iml. . says :
"Hoth myself and wife owe our II : c-s to SHILOll'ri
CONSUMPTIONCCKE. . "
WHV WILL Yor congl : when bhilolf- Cure wilt
ghe immediate relief. Price 10l > . , 3" ) el * , and" ft.
SIIlLOII'.s CATAP.UH KKMEDY a positive curt ;
for Catarrh. Diphtheria aud Canker Month.
A NASAL INJKCTOU flee with each bottle of
Shiioh's Catarrh Kemcdy. Price 30 cent * .
PS < CP.E will Immediately relieve Croup ,
Whooping cough and ISroachltls.
"HACKMATACK" a ls = tajaud ! fragrant perfume.
Price 25 and 53 cents.