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WUKKI.V M3W-JOtmNAI
Til * No\\i , KMnbllMieO. 1881.
The Journal , KMnbUMied , 1877.
Every Frlilny. Hy mnl > Pr ymr , 11.60.
Entered nt the pnstomoo nt Norfolk ,
Neli. , IVB econd claim mutton
Telephoneii ! Editorial D'P rtnient.
No 22. UunlntM Dolce nnd Jon lloomii ,
No. 322. _
You niny not become n millionaire ,
but you may be Just J\H hnppy by
owning n homo In north l4obrnnkn.
If tbo polltlclnns of Nebraska cnn
not Kot nctlvo In their proper Hpboro
thlB year , they mlRbt nt leant Ret In
n few bUBy moments this spring nt
digging tlnntlellotis.
The BtntCH surrounding Nebraska
nhcnild provide themselves with warm
nlr furnnceR to melt the snow luinkH
no that these cold waves might be
kept from trending on Nobrnskn'H
mild spring nnd Hummer ellmnto.
Since the JurlcH empnnnolled cnnnot
neem to succeed lu romovlng Nun
Pattcrfion from the public eye It IH
up to the public to tnko the few blinks
thnt will dislodge her. She bus not
proven title to n permnnont plnco In
news BensntlonB nnd something now
should bo immediately substituted.
The decision of the government to
reduce rntes on the Pnnnmn railroad
IB In line with the desire of the nd-
ministration thnt there should lie nn
equalizing of freight tnrlffs tlfrough-
out the country and after Inking tbla
Btep the ndmlnlatratlon nmy proceed
with Us program without four of n
charge of Inconsistency.
The Blight touches of whirling wind
"that has visited Nebraska In the paat
week Is evidence that ngaln Kansas
has permitted some of her friends to
get over the line. With Kansas cyClones -
Clones , South Dakota blizzards , Min
nesota cold waves nnd const wetness
crowding Into this state the people
claim nn emphatic right to protest.
Nebraska has hnd a little chill nnd
a slight touch of frost , but the people
hero may have renson to tbnnk their
good fortune thnt they do not reside
In North Dakota , Montana or Manito
ba , where for several days past the
locomotives have been compelled to
wear snow plows In order to make
their wny over the tracks.
There Is n possibility thnt Secre
tary Loeb niny have to vlBlt In Omaha
for a while , whether President Roosevelt -
velt does or not. Miss Wood has had
Issued a summons for the president's
private secretary and oven the * secre
tary of the president Is not powerful
enough to defy a court's mandate. If ,
therefore , the court wants him nnd ho
appears In Nebraska ho is not likely
to get out ngaln without the proper
proceeding nt law.
The trust's crown continue to rest
uneasy In Kansas , where a member
of the grain dealers' association has
been sentenced to ninety days In jail
for the violation of the state's anti
trust law. John D. Rockefeller , whoso
combination In oil Is being assailed In
the Sunflower state , will do well to
keep his personality out of Kansas
until there Is a considerable change 1
In sentiment if not in the law.
With the price of wheat taking a
downward slide , corn is of the ap '
parent purpose of keeping matters on
the market even nnd has been going
up some. The bulls will not greatly
elevate the price until the first of the
new , crop has appeared above the sur
face of the grdund to be killed off by '
latei > frosts , grasshoppers or other nl-
lies of the boosters. Then the price [
.
will be put on the teeter board with
wheat.
With the Norfolk commercial club
ibn
on the program for better roads In ,
out and around Norfolk , Mayor Frl-
day advocating the control of Corpo
ration gulch nnd the two together
working for the glittering of the business
siry
ness streets of the city , there Is very
likely to he something of advantage
accomplished for the city along these
lines of endeavor. The people have
long desired these Improvements nnd
will he found supporting the efforts
of both in every wny In their power.
It seems quite definitely certain
that Pat Crowe has at last appeared
on the scene of his alleged crime nnd
that ho may decide to give himself up
If the courts nnd officers nre willing
to concede certain points that ho
deems to his advantage. If Pat has
been out for advertising that would
give him a certain place In the world
he may well consider that he has
achieved success and should he In de
mand by dime museum managers If
not having to do with theatricals or
literature.
The battleship Maine Is to be raised
cde
from Havana harbor and the move-
able pnrtB of the vexnel are to bo con
verted Into souvenirs nnd sold It IB
possible for the promoters of the
Bchomo to make a fortune from the
undertaking If they work It right
Americana love Houvenlrfl , but It would
Heein that tbo Klmplcst wny of BntlB-
fylijg the demand would bo to work
up any old vessel for the purpose.
There IH likely to bo no trndo murk
blown Into the material of which the
Maine Is constructed thnt would des
ignate It from thnt of nny other ves
sel IIH far HB the people of the Inte
rior , nt least , nre concerned.
Cnllfornln has figured out thnt HB
tourist biiBlnexB nlono Inst year
amounted to inoro than $18,000,000 ,
nnd nnother prosperous yonr IB In
Bight for the people who enter to
theBO travelers. In nddltlon the rail
roads have reaped a nice harvest from
the hufilnesB and other Interests have
secured a Bharo. California Is of
course to bo congratulated In the
premises , but when the people under-
Bland nil the desirable features of nn
outing In Nebrnska It Is not unlikely
thnt some of this business will be
bended off right here , nnd It would cer
tainly bo much cheaper for the tour-
IstB to stop half way to the Golden
Gate.
Mayor Friday has spoken out em-
phntlcnlly regnrdlng the control of
the Corporation gulch floods that
sweep through Norfolk several times
a year doing damngo to streets , side
walks , lawna and gardens , and It Is
to bo hoped that under his ndmlnlstra-
tlon something of a permanent nnd
effective nnturo mny bo done to
chnngo the situation. The mayor
rightly nsBiimes that the property own
ers Immediately nffectcd nnd the pub
lic nt Inrgo ns fnr ns the expense of
keeping up the ntrccts nnd sidewalks
Is concerned , nro tired of this con
tinual drain nnd regnrdless of the
more money paving , would bo glad to
have the destructive Hoods confined
to their natural channel. Likewise Is
ho right on the matter of nt least gut
tering the main business streets.
Many would prefer to have them
pnvcd but If this cnnnot ho done the
putting In of gutters would be most
ncceptnblo nnd the thoroughfares
greatly Improved. These nro mat
ters on which tbo council mny con
tribute to their popularity by follow
ing the mayor's suggestions , and the
Improvements should ho early under
taken thnt they mny be completed
this summer.
The Chicago Chronicle figures that
In u very few years John D. Rocke
feller's wealth will reach the billion
mark , nnd thnt ho will bo the first
billionaire In the world , having the
largest Income of nny one man In
the world. The Chronicle finds thnt
the Income of the czar of Russia ,
$12,000,000 ; the emperor of Germany ,
$1,000,000 ; the emperor of Austrln-
llungnry , $ .875,000 ; the King ofEng
.
land , $2,225,000 ; and the king of
.
Spain , $2,000,000 , combined , would
not equal that of plain John Rockefel
ler , citizen of the United States. The
Rockefeller wealth was given at $5-
000 In 1805. nnd the billion dollar ac-
cumulntlon hns come from thnt mod
est stnrt. It Is estimated that the In
dustries and enterprises controlled by
the oil king are capitalized nt more
than $5,000.006,000. While tbero Is a
decided sentiment ngninst Mr. Rockefeller -
efeller nnd his methods , nnd the peo-
pie of the entire country somewhat
fear the power that one man may thus
control , there is some reason for pride
In the thought that America possess
es such a financier and thnt the greatest -
est country in many things should
produce a mnn of his genius and his
wealth , but the greatest renson for
pride is the fact thnt In this country
should It be possible through the cnre
ful management of Its resources , for
one man in an ordinary life time to
win such wonderful results. In no
other country is it possible now nor
has it ever been possible , and , further -
more. In no other country of the world
can the ordinary people show equal
ile
wealth and independence. Despite [
Mr. Rockefeller's vast accumulation
there are abundant opportunities for
others and n chance for all to live.
How's This ?
We offer one hundred dollars re
ward for nny case of catarrh thnt 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 15 years ,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions , and fi
nancially able to carry but nny obli
gations made by his firm.
Waldlng , Kinnan & Marvin ,
Wholesale druggists , Toledo , O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally , acting directly upon the blood
nnd mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price , 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's family pills for consti
pation.
Obstinate constipation , Indigestion
and stomach disorders are permanent
ly and positively cured by taking Hoi-
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents , tea or tablets.
The Klesau Drug Co.-
President Roosevelt mny now qon
Blder bis western trip complete. He
hnB visited Nebraska.
The fellow must have Been Nebras
ka who coined the expression that It
never rnlns but It pours.
1)111 ) Rudolph IB another who will
commit | no more murders , nnd the
world ( ] mny be better off whether ho
IB or not.
The Jnpa nro almost In n mood to
turn their attention to the French nf-
tor they have permanently disposed
of the Russians.
Tbo cyclone seems to hnvo a deter
initiation to wlpo out anything with
the name of KaiiBnfl to it oven though
It finds It In MlBBourl.
It IB possible thnt the Russians nre
to bo smashed nil nlOng the line nt
the next battle. Oynmn nnd Togo are
both showing signs of activity.
Nebraska City IB to celebrate the
Fourth of Jiily , nnd the order of Eagles
nt thnt plnco nro the ones who will
give the proper twist to the nntionnl
bird's tall.
The president having finished with
the Colorado bonr , the bears In other
parts of the country are entitled to
take to the woods and stay there un
til danger Is past.
Jim Jeffries Is fully competent to
Instruct Jimmy Urltt regarding his
recent ' acquisition nnd the champion
heavyweight's opinion Is thnt he hns
got nothing worth while.
It Is evident thnt the ditch builder
is ngnln to bo In more demand In Ne
braska this spring than the rainmaker.
The soaking of the soil to overllowlng
is again being accomplished.
Pat Crowe arrived on the scene just
In time to prevent n semblnnce of im
patience on the pnrt of the rending
public becnuse of the long wnlt be
tween nets in the war of the far east.
Nebraska relic fiends should 1m-
prove their opportunity and lay In a
collection of cigarettes , stubs and pa
pers , becnuse this form of weed is
scheduled to pass into history on the
first of July.
July.'b
The fact that the stnte pnys Its
normnl school principals n better sal-
nry thnn It does Its superintendent of
public Instruction might he consid
ered likely to mnke an Inferior posi
tion of the Inrger office.
Meanwhile the politicians in the
First congressional district will be
expected to hold the boards until the
supreme court hns come to a deci
sion regarding the constitutionality of
the biennial election law.
President Roosevelt's assertion will
not bo questioned by nny Nebraska ! )
If ho declares that this Is the best and
most promising stnto he hns yet en
tered during bis western trip. In-
habitants of other states might , how
ever , rise to object.
The Omaha chief of police contin i-
ues to have nn ambition that only the
bagging of Pnt Crowe will satisfy and
if Pnt will kindly consent to not only
visit Omnhn but walk into police head ;
quarters , one Mr. Donohue will con
sider it as n very great favor.
Council Bluffs is Inclined to dis
credit the Pnt Crowe story , and to
match it hns discovered Eddie Ross
there nnd one of the newspapers of
Omnhn's rival town has given him an
interview. It Is Omnha's turn , and it
cnn be expected to disclose exactly
who struck Billy Patterson.
The popular election of normal
school principals will receive a con
siderable Impetus if the state board is
not soon successful in breaking the
deadlock that now appears to have
tied its deliberations. The vote , of
the seventh member of the board ap
pears to be an imperative necessity.
An Ohio woman has applied to the
governor of that state for permission
to wear trousers , and the adjutant gen
eral proposes to amend the laws so
that she may. She should first have
the consent of the governor of her
household nnd if he consents it would
be a secondary matter to the state's
executive.
If you think that you nre having
a hard time standing up for Nebras
ka this spring you should try It in
some other state a day or two , and
you would find that the Nebrnska
brand was the best In the bunch. Just
imagine the advantages of this over
a South Dakota snow drift and take
a brace on your knees If they have
begun to wobble.
The Russian officials have again
reached the point where they express
"confidence. " This is usually nn om
inous symptom In this war , as nil the
Russian disasters have closely fol
lowed expressions of confidence on
the part of the officials. There would
bo Jess disappointment , It would
seem , if there should be apprehension
of defeat , until after the battle has
been fought.
The senate will soon bo compelled
to show some results from Its pro
gram of Investigation every time the
people present cbnrgcfl agnliiBt the
railroads or other corporations If It
Is to continue in favor with the pub
lie The people cnn bo stood off nnd
misled for n considerable time , but
their patience will break some dny
nnd . they will Insist on less Investlgnfn
tlon and more nnd greater accom
plishment In bringing jiiHtlco to the
public.
While the nnvnl forcen of Russia
nnd Japan nre giving no Indication of
nn nppronchlng fight , It Is very evident
,
dent . thnt there will be something do
ing on Innd In a very Hhort time ns
th < Jnpa nro crowding forward and
an disastrous defent of the HUH-
slant ! IB rather to be expected. If
Togo IB too bnshful to push himself
to the center of the war stage , Oynma
secniH to be quite willing to come on
ngnln nnd resume bis Interrupted
drnmn.
"Jimmy" Brltt mny have secured
something worth having when he won
the lightweight championship of the
world , hut the young man who hns nn
eye to success nnd knows what the
general results of the championships
are , mny bo perfectly justified in
striving for some much more humble
position In business , literature or pro
fession. The level bended youth who
hns n position nt a fair snlary sur
rounded by his fnmlly nnd friends
would not exchange with Brltt or nny
other pug.
Kansas seems to have been a little
slow In cornering .ill the honors to
hiSi accrued from a fight ngninst the
Standard Oil monopoly nnd has per
mitted Illinois to get under the cnn-
,
vns nnd tnke the mnln nctors In the
show. However , there nre things to
be done yet If the trust Is to be plnced
out of business sufficiently to give the
ir a chance. Until there
Is ample chance for every mnn having
an ! oil well on his land to do busi
ness in the oil market , there will be
something for the trust breakers to
.
do.
Another primer on forestry has just
been Issued by the government , thnt
should be in the hands of those inter
ested In tree planting nnd lumbering.
One of the points emphasized in the
work nre the returns from Intelligent
tree plnntlng. A grove In Minnesota
ify shown that was planted seventeen
years ago nt n cost of $04.15 per acre.
The timber now standing Is estimated
to bo worth ? 184 per acre. A profit
of more than $400 per ncre In seven
teen years , with no cnre required in
thnt time woith mentioning , should
appeal to anyone looking for profitable -
able use of Innd as n very consider-
nble . Inducement to plant trees , nnd
keep on plnntlng them.
A Boston woman has objected em
phatically to the motto which has been
painted on the training ship Hartford ,
formerly Admiral Farrngut's flagship.
The commander's famous naval excla
mation , "Damn the torpedoes ; go
abend ! ' Is there for the Inspiration of
the cndets nnd the sensitive Boston
mntron's code of morals hns been
shocked. A substitute has been of-
fered for her consideration , In the
following language : "Permit me to :
request that no attention be bestowed !
upon those submarine instruments of
whose concatennted explosive tenden
cies we have recently been given an
exhibition. Pray proceed as expedl-
tiously ns may be deemed advisable
under the circumstances to which our
attention has adverted. "
. .
Candidntes for governor are multi
plying fast up In the northern and
central part of the state. Judge W.
M , Robertson of Madison and State
Senator A. E. Cady of Howard county
seem to enjoy the favor of the rank
and file , Lieutenant Governor McGil- !
ton of. Omaha tannounced his can
didacy before the legislature ad
journed , and so did Spenker George
L. Rouse of Hnll county , In conversa
tion with his faithful friends. Other
lightning rods are being erected , both
north and south of the Plntte river ,
nnd the gubernntorlal race track
promises to be thronged by repub
licans who believe that a nomination
will be equivalent to an eleotlon.
There will be no dearth of good men ,
but it is not difficult to perceive that
the aspirations of one may cross the
wires of another. State Journal.
There's no beauty In all the land
That can with her face compare ,
Her lips are red , her eyes nre bright ,
She takes Rocky Mountain at night.
The Klesau Drug Co.
Hot Weather Piles.
Persons afflicted with piles should 1
bo careful at this season of the year.
Hot weather and bad drinking water
ef
contribute to the conditions which
make piles more painful and danger !
ous. DeWHt's Witch Hazel salve
stops the pain , draws out the sore
ness and cures. Get the genuine ,
bearing the name of E. C. DeWltt &
Co. Asa K. Leonard.
Nebraska Is a trifle damp for any
drouth stories to bo accredited by
residents of the stnto ,
If the wetness prevents you from
planting ] corn , you mny nt least ad
mire the growing stunt thnt the wheat
nnd rye nro putting forth.
The Simple Life nnd Equitable Lifeffl
nre not contemporaneous literary
works ns some people might supposeun
from n rending of the titles.
It Is up to Mr. Brynn to show In
this dny of money with n taint that
the contribution from Grover Clove-
Innd to the college nt Hastings. Is n
fit subject for scrutiny.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
It hns been possible In the I loch
cnso to hnvo n wife nppcnr In court
ngninst her busbnnd. The court prob
ably declined the responsibility of
'checking off the wives of the mnn
that might appear to offer testimony.
The Intest crop report stntes thnt
fruit men nre plensed with the outlook -
look , nnd It hns been but a few days
.
since nil the fruit was reported killed.
Another killing or two mny be ex
pected before the hnrvest.
The civil service In Washington is
getting down to a system. Hereafter
: .
It will be Impossible for a person to
get a position ns charwoman without
taking an examination and having the
proper credcntlnls to show for It.
Booker Washington gives it out ns
an orlglnnl thought that the way to
touch a white mnn is In the kitchen.
The number of colored cooks In the
country ( Is proof that numbers of his
race have discovered that some time
ago.
Unless Mr. Schwab Is able to supm
ply Russia with n few Deweys , Schleys
nnd men behind the gains It mny be
difficult for him to prove that the ves
sels he has contracted to furnish the
czar will be twenty per cent stronger
thnn nny now afloat.
Some of the leading state papers are
discovering that there is a demand
on the part of the republicans -that
broader and better men be chosen to
represent Nebrnska where statesmen
nre required. The public has been
.
inclined that wny for yenrs.
Perhaps Togo has merely been waitIng -
Ing for that juncture of Russian boats
thnt he may be nble to tnko them nil
in a bunch and mnke such a clean
sweep that the czar will have no fur
ther excuse for prolonging the fight
as far as the navy Is concerned.
A man has said that it would take
200 years to build the Panama canal.
It is possible that he might win out as
a prognostlcntor if the French were
to have been given the contract , but
with Uncle Sam as the proprietor and
Theodore Roosevelt as the overseer of .
the contract , he is entitled to miss
it by something more than a century.
Confirmed smokers of the pipe are
entitled to raise n monument or erect
a statue of H. Rider Haggard , the Eng
lish author , who declares that to
J4O11 flIllll\Jl 1 > JJVJ \ < ( V. 1 (1 * 9 1,11 IV I. l\J be
the only proper medium for the enjoyment -
joyment of the weed. Smokers iif
iff
cigars and cigarettes and devotees of
the plug are quite likely , however , to
maintain their own opinion on the
subject.
:
Because Norfolk now has an active
commercial club it does not mean that
every other citizen desiring the prog
ress of the city can close his eyes
and sweetly slumber while the club is
looking to the work of advancement.
It is just as much Incumbent upon
every citizen to do all In his power
for the development of Norfolk as it
ever was and the more who work and
the harder they work the better and
quicker will the results be shown.
If the scrap among the leading rail
road magnates for transcontinental
tonnage does not mean that It Is the
most profitable business and capable
len
of large development , the average on-
looker is about to miss his guess.
Never has there been such a contest
for the through passenger and freight
business between the two coasts , and
ide
those who are looking into the future
for the reason , believe that it is in
and of the trans-Pacific trade with If
the far east. It is quite apparent that
one of two things are certain to hap
pen in the not very dlstnnt future.
Either some of the leading mngnntes
will secure such power that they nro
able to defy all competitors for the
business or there will be a number
of extensions to the coast of roads
that will Insist on a share of the ton
nage and passenger business coming
from that direction. The fight will be
watched with Interest by those recog-
nlzlng that there is a great field for
railroad development beyond the
Rocky mountains ,
There are signs that the democratic
party is attempting to get back to
the people , but it is taking a peculiar
and unpopular way of getting there.
For Instance , the Franklin Sentinel
sends up n wall bccauso a cottngo
thnt could have been built five or six
years ago for $1,000 , will now cost
from $1,200 to $1ROO to build , yet If
tin Sentinel would canvass the country
tn It would find thnt eight or ten of I
such cottngca nro now building where 'S
there ' was one building five or six
years ngo , Indicating thnt people have
money to build now who did not hnvo
. .
It then. Then who should bo more
entitled to make n profit thnn the
builders of cottnges of a few yenrs
ngo. None of them nro probably over
burdened with wealth , nnd the av
erage of them hnvo built them for
homes nnd hnvo rensons for selling If
their property Is on the mnrkct that
will ndd to the evidences of prosper
ous conditions. If the democracy Is
to get bnck to the people it will bo
compelled to pursue a more popular i * l
(
course thnn thnt tnken by tbo Sen- -
tlnel. |
Strictly Genuine.
Most of the patent medicine testimonials
menials are probably genuine. The
following notlco recently appeared In
the Atchison ( Kan. ) Globe : "Joo
Tack , a well known engineer , running
erin the Missouri Pacific between
orW
Wichita and Klowa , lately appeared
in a big one , with a picture , and when
ho was in this office today , we naked 1
him about It Ho says ho had terrific }
pains In his stomach , and thought ho '
had cancer. His druggist recommend
ed Kodol and he eays It cured him.
Ho recommended it to others , who
were also cured. " Kodol Dyspepsia
cure digests what you eat and cures
all stomach troubles. Just as surely
ns the sun shines your stomach can
bo brought back to its originally pure
condition and life sweetened by this
lasting and truly the greatest digest-
ant known. Sold by Asa K. Leonard.
Baby sleeps and grows while mam
my rests if Holllster's Rocky Moun
tain Tea is given. It is the greatest
baby ' medicine ever offered loving
mothers. 35 cents , tea or tablets.
The Klesau Drug Co.
ATCHISON GLOBE SIGHTS.
People flirt with trouble too much.
Don't put on every shoe that fits
you. \
An Atchison woman who sews is so
industrious that she takes her sewing
to lodge with her.
John D. Rockefeller pensions his
horses in their old age and lets them _ >
rest. He is not so considerate of him- '
self.
If a man's business obligations were
never any more serious than n wo
man's social engagements , he 'would
be In clover.
We would like to know under what
heading the "clinging drapery" met in
novels would come in n dry goods
store ; calico , half wool and half cot
ton , or what ?
There Is a good deal of excitement
in South Atchison. A girl in that part I
of town was seized with an ambition !
to become an actress , and her father '
spanked it out of her. I
An Atchison man who Is naturally
very cross , is trying to be good natured - '
tured , having heard that good nature i
will enable him to live longer. His
attempts to be good natured are about
't the funniest performances in town.
, A reporter said to a woman today :
"Anything new ? " She replied. "You
don't hear much that Is new when X
you are at home , keeping house. " 9
For the matter of that , you don't hear
much that is new when you are look
ing for It on the streets.
Bilious Bill was getting bloated ,
And his tongue was muchly coated.
Patent "tonics" wouldn't cure him ,
Companies would not Insure him.
All his friends were badly frightened.
But ] their spirits were soon lightened ,
For Bill said and they believed him ,
Early Riser pills relieved him.
The famous little pills "Earlyi Ris
ers" cure constipation , sick headache ,
biliousness , etc. , by their tonic effect
on the liver.
They never gripe or
sicken , but Impart early rising energy.
Good for children or adults. Sold by-
Asa K. Leonard.
Time Tried and Merit Proven.
One Minute Cough cure is right on
time when It comes to curing coughs ,
croup , whooping cough , etc. It Is
perfectly harmless , pleasant to take
and is the children's favorite cough
syrup. Asa K. Leonard.
De WITT'S
WITCH HAZEL
SALVE
THE ORIGINAL
A Well Known Cure for Pflet.
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xema , akin dlseasei. Make * burna and fcalda x
painleai. We could not Improve tb uallt *
If paid double the price. Th best aalr
that experience can produce or thai mono *
can buy.
Cures Piles Permanently
DeWltt's Is the original and only pure end
Cenulne Witch Hazel Salvtmad * . L okfo
the name DsWJT on every bo . All othiro
Are counterfeit. .
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B. C. D WTVr A CO. , CUICAQO.
Sold by Asa K. Leonard.