THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG. PA.
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S&f Columbia prnofrat,
IWTABot-tHED COy-OLIDATID
Ft' BUSHED VEST FKIDAT X0K5I
at Ml jiwa.-.- t'-fia-f seat cf Coi'taSt
S. K.WEX.I. Err:a-
GEO. C. RO.lS. foals.
Tiki- l3M la eoia'.y. I"..fl0 yr If sJ
iukt: tf a", pji ta ama' orr.
th cr.aatf. I. l! a yar. s-.rt-:'ly la adv.?.
A J cxaaia: :"on jlold 6 a.lired to
THI COLrBIA.
B; fms-i,-. Pa.
I RIDAY, FLEKL AKV S,
Rprer.:a;-.e Je?rey. it if
1 introduce a retot at'.oa in the leg,
laiure looking to the establishment
and caa:-.tennce of Ktz.ey cure for
the betsed: of chron;c inebriate. And
why not. a well ai uther aijlams,
hames of refjge, A::.
The Mntovr Amtrvyii is led to
tij there are 6.ozc wostn employe!
in the Treas-jry Department at With
ing:on. The Treasury buii.rg corerj
cor,$ieribIe gounJ space, it u ru?.
bat not oear enough to accoamo-ia-e
that naar.y worn; a. To take off ore
cipher frora the r.urcb-;r n',I tv.'.l leave
qu-.te a crowd of worsen, and there
taut be some al'owiice mae for
men. vaults, a.-.J rnor.ey makirg raa
chirery. Taere beicg a limit t3 the lergth cf
the short siii.on of Congrew and
th?re being aboat a cnoota left in
ar'aich the present Cong'e can tti!!
raake laws for us, in tne parlance cf
the hoodiarn ojr su.:aien wnt to
"ret a move on." or e i the time for
adjournment will str.ke thera befon
they are ready for r. The corrupt
est kind of corrupt legislation is fre
quently passe i in the burly barly ar.i
coa fusion of a dying srssion .
We Ieara that the Committee on
Printing of the House of Representa
tives has agreed to recommend the
publication of a small edition of the
report upon the Chicago Dairy Tests
prepared by the testing committee.
As there will doubtiess be a great
demand for this report, we suggest
that such of our readers as desire to
possess aa authentic record of the
greatest dairy test ever conducted in
this or any other country make ear!y
application to their representatives in
Congress for a copy of this report.
ClerIaad (ht for th 2ilid of tie
Trstnrj.
i
M'- Cleveland has made an earnest
appeal to congress to do something
in the way of relieving the embarrass
ment of the government. It is doubt
ful, however, if anything will be done
at the present session. There is a
probability that relief legislation can
pass in the house ia the face of fierce
opposition, but the rules of the senate
or rather the lack of rules, forbid the
hope that anything can be done there.
If it should happen that there would
be a financial enactment before the
4& of March, it will be much of a
surprise to those who understand the
state of the present situation. Al
toona Times.
CoL ItcCkre E-Iciie Got. Cartia.
Ia the life and services of the la
mented Andrew G. Curtin is inter
woven so much of national and state
history that the student who reflects t
read the eloquent tribute of praise re
cectly offered him by CoL A. K. Mc
Clure, before the assembled State Leg
islature, will be wanting ia respect
of the true histoty of this statesman
aad patriot, CoL McCure, perhaps
the ablest editor ia America to-day,
(he is certainly the most popular) was
the one of all oihers to pronounce the
eulogy aad recite the history and bio
graphy of Andrew G. Curtin the schol
ar, the statesman, the patriot, and the
supremely beloved war governor of
Pennsylvania This eulogy can no
doubt be gotten in pamphlet torm
through Representatives in the Legis
lature. It is worthy a place in any
library.
Emuae in Sight, Bat Hot Yrt Collected
Now that it is fairly estimated that
about $50,000,000 is within sight for
the government as quite possible to
be collected as income tax from those
having a superabundance of this world's
goods, there is a little disposition to
breathe freer on the part of the Presi
dent and the Secretanr of the
But just think of the superfluity of
wciin in mis country when a two
per cent taxation half gotten will
realize $50,000,000 1 But O the lies
that will be told to evade this tax !
Hell will need an annex or another
dormitory, we fear, for ottererj of false
, oaths araonz the richer of thi
who want more, more, more, now
ncoceiorta ana forever; and they
k watt it too, without the least regard
for the rest of mankind. Some prefer
it, of coarse, through legal enactment,
and some even obiect to a fal nih.
from this class the revenue will be
collected. From the other class it will
not be.
Gool Beads
Good roads, the main arteries cf
continental trafr.e, are sure!y q ute as
deservirg of appropiat.on for miin
ttirier.ce (r;ra public fjnds as are
me tenths of the miriy ins:;: ut.o-.s
and objects thus provide! for. To
the wr.'er it seems a burning share
that no voice is raised in our hails cf
legislation in b-eha'.i of tne rural d's
tacts in general and the continental
highways in particular.
While all navigable water-coarse
and rivers and harbors (some ia fact
that the Atraighry never intenle !
shouUl be navigable by anything
larger thai a skirl) are ampiv provid
ed for year in and year out, from the
funds in the treasuries not otherw.se
appropriated, the countryman of
America. (England maintains good
roads ) have to make a'J the.r own
public roads at their own expense,
besides payirg whatever damage may
befall man or beast who in any way
gets hurt in traveling over them. This,
Hike giving nothing whatever to coun
try acalemies from the millions appro
priated for school purpoesi is unfair
and inequitable. Who disputes it ?
While watercourses and railroads
have been the recipients of public
funds and favors from time to time
until ia some cases they feel that they
are mooarchs of al they survey, ha v.
i'g rights and special favors that none
presume to dispute, yet the over tax
ed countryman of America still eas to
bai'id at his own expense and Labor
every foot of the roads which are
traveled free of charge by evetjbody.
He builds all roads except where the
exclusive privilege is given some cor
poration to fix up a turn pike, so
called on him, aad then t o sock it to
him at the toil gate. Here, ia far too
many cases, tr.e countryrnaa has the
privilege cf taking to the woods or
traveling over a mad turnpike which
is so perfectly devoid of stones as to
huLs. ia many places, in the sprirg
and fall c4 each year. This is an
exact fact-
Thoagh dclberately skinned at
every turn aad woeful y neglected aad
forgotten ia all manner of he'pful
legislation, the carmir.g legislators,
(wao are friendly eaoagh just before
election, of course.) find it far more
profitable to look after the interests of
corporate wealth, while carefully nars
ing the popular opinion that the
American farmer of to day is way
above his business in his extravagant
notion that he aad bis children may
still presume to live as well through
honest toil as those who despise work
and greatly prefer to live by their
wits.
Cozzrtasisaal Hnor.
Tber seem to be indalin in cm.
. , , . u c
sideraUe alteration in Congress.
Ever since the three " Rs" were sprunz
on Blaine so successfully the disnoa-
tion of the frantic statesman is to
huat down the enemy with alliterative
denouncement Tne "Brains, belly
and brass" charged against the present
administration by Mr. Sibley is alliter
ative enough, and perhaps true enough;
but we caat well see how aa adminis
tration would get along in these pecu
liar ttmes shou d it find itself deicient
in either of tnese restiects. Let's
illustrate a little. To have the shio
of State adrift without brains enough
to guide it safely would certainly be
caiimtious. a ncn to navc tree lunches
innumerable and no roomy place to
put them wwiM be productive of dis-
pepsia ana b'.gsiy vexatious. And to
lack brass enouzh to deal stern'v with
Congressmen whose lips lequire a
little more sealing wax after they have
been Crettv well sealed alrtadv. wnnM
be unfair to the more honorable aad
honest aad modest It is quite possi.
b!e that Mr. Siblev's recent exoositian
of the suscepiibi ity of Cocgressmen to
onoery is entirely correct; but to
denounce the administration because
it recreates oa Hog Island or fishes
in Buzzard's Bar is 7Totsniilv ri.-tim.
lous ; for if anybody has to deal with
uuimiui in m uaiiy routine
iu the President of the United States.
Coajdsory Education-
Evidently, our law makers are bent
upon looking after the improvement
of our school system as bills of various
kinds are already seeking passage
through the legislature. There are
two, at least, providing for compulsory
education, the one having been intro
duced by Mr. Farr, of Lackawaona,
and the other by Mr. Seybert, of
Lancaster. One of these bills pro
vides for the arrest of truant scholars
and all others who for any simpie
choice of preference do not attend
schooL Another bill aims to have a
school census taken bi annually, so
that we may know the number of
children of school age who do not
attend school and enlarge our jails to
accommodate the truants. This
seems rather rough on the boys and
girls ; but evidently our modern states
men are convinced that "in know,
ledge there is power." Still when all
are highly educated and living on
their wits, who'll do the work that
the little truants now have to do ?
This is a long and broad question
that the statesman, feeling his own
weight of ignorance, ought to pause
and reflect upon before he has the
jails fixed op for little truants who
won t go to school.
A lfI;rs Lacretia Bcrgia.
Madame Mrie Joniaux. cf E!
giam, has recently proved herself to
be a modem rival cf LucreM Borz a
ia act of poisonir.g. She was, .n
Saturday, ser.teaced to iapri.or.rr.eat
for life for r.avirg rcisor.ei her tl-:
husla-d, her s.ster Leonis Allay,
an a;ed and wealthy uncle. Jacques
Vander Kerchore, aad her brother
AlfreJ Abiay. I a each case the vc
tims carried more or less life insur
ance, and herein r.o doubt Laid her
prime incentive. While it is thought
she hoped t be benefited ty the
insurance money, either directly or
indectly, yet we fear tnat she, like
Lucreti Borgia of old, may have
been possessed with a mania for this
terrible species of devilment just as
some cherwise very fine ladies are
kleptomaniacs, and without the least
need of their stealing
Madame Jooiaux is a woraan cf
53 years, and is possessed of remark
able ability, as her pro'-rac-.e! trial
amply disclose I The story of her
cruel poiiorr.r.gs with morph-r.e an 1
atropine was Laid bare ia Court, but
she took the witness stand herselt
and. to her own satisfaction, with a;
parent frankness etpla:nei away
every point made against her. Airo't
behanor oa her own part and shrewd
ness and eloquence oa the part of her
Lawyers were futue, however, aad she
was convict!.
The life imprisonment to which
Mae. Toniaux is doomed will be ot
tne most hideous form. She will be
locked ia a dungeon where no ray of
light caa ever penetrate. She will
never see a haraaa beiag or hear a
human voice. Her food w21 te push
ed tarou;a a s.:t in the wai ot her
cell She must e::her die or go mad
:a a few months. Two years has been
the maximum cf Life and sjr.'ty cf
prisoners thus doomed.
It ViU Tais TTirn aai fly, T
A fjll treasury w left at Harris
barg by the outgoing Democratic ad
ministration. With a number of such
jobs as $ i30.ee for a bird bock,"
now before the Legislatnre, it will net
be Ijcg before the state treasury will
be in about the same cond-tzoa that
Harrison and the EiHion Dollar Coo
gress left the national finances. Wttt
moreland Democrat.
Senator Vest holds that the finances
of the Go-emment sre not so straight
ened and alarming as the gold men
claim. We hoi.e the Seuator is riht
about this matter, for there are a great
many people labonng under the op
posite delusion.
Almost Blind
Inflamed Eyes and Run
nlng Sores
The Success of Hood's Causes
Creat Rejoicing A Perfect Curs-.
" C. L Hood Co., Loven. Mas. :
" I feci U a duty to iuu what Hood's Sana.
pvtSa baa 6oa for m. I iu aliaoct blind,
belfit eomMilad to till in m. ilirkiuH nua
aooost of Isfiaicmatioa of tb I at to
caerea wiu running ton oa By body. I waa
u m conaiBoa. jiy Botbr tnd rrery
tblsf sbakstw about aad 1 was attended by
twodoetori bnt vlthoat he!picc ta. FlraHy
bad aot teo to bottla bofore I btaa to ft
I Becams Stronger,
and waa restored to perfect health, at that
tlnve I waa only tlT yean old; bow I aai
Biaetoea aod I barefoot Hncn ba troabUd
HoodsCures
wtia my ty or noaeed any !ja of a return of
the aorea oa ay body. I eaa recommend Hood'a
BaraapvUia aa aa exeeUoat blood pwlfyina
medlelne." Miaa Coaa Zbebt. BaraotriUa, ra
Hood's Pills Bet oaaUy, yet proaptiy and
minrmmij, woo UTf BBq BOWelB. SM.
CHARTER NOTICE.
TTottoeta h-br pB that aa aprltratlon
will b m-V to (hfvrttnr of lh (tan of
fOMTlnlv Voo1t. th V dr of Vcbrn.
ary. a D . -ss, br w. B. Conasirrv Owt w.
Vrdy, naa L- Chorrhlll Henri C. C'hnrtbUI.
Kotwrt Elitoti and Ckarlra w Fnatz, OKier
Aft of AjmmUy t tne Crmmonw lih tf
Pnnylan!a, m'Vn. "An Act to prr.
tii for tbo tn'-orporMrm and uta'ton
or renal a trportioii ipprvM 4prtl tsw.n,
A. r , , and the Ti-r.ii aqpieavnu there
to, tor tb Charter of aa toen-1l eorrywmtloa
to be ealied ibe Cummlinf a rdr ( nmpaoy,
the character and ot)- of wblob taihemano
fanann;of rheviB? ua andobereonfe(ti.o
and markettnc the produc.a, And for taee our.
pooea to hare, nneaeea and eny, all the rlhw,
beaenu aad pflrUv-a of the atld act of Aaaeov
bly and It aappiemrnia.
C. O. BAHKIBY,
C. W. ailU-ER .
Solicitor.
t-I-tt
ffDMOi for BreaktaM
pteMred
hue
WI jIViM nr from California
nea(. iH-nctoua, K-onomlcai. orocen arlt
1'- The John T. Cauina- lo isa Duaae m
NT- -.d.
WASTED-. A FEW MORE BOOK AGENT?
in mn ana aaiotninr CoaoMea for
OUR JOURNEY AROUBD THE WORLD,
IT- ci i. ciiai,
JrWI o th VmUHX Sue. o Chrisiuut BUnaur.
The beat chance to mke money erer offriS to
all who want profitable work. A rood aRt la
thla Tlclnliy eaa earn liuo a moiita. ta:
tiwo ln4.-aaw. for rrrtgto, r , n,,,
rremtum Coplea, rree OuiDi. aijd Etttmtttt
Vmr. For panlculara. wrtta to
A. D. Wortrtlngten Co., Irttet Cam.
s-tb-d.
KiM Cor B. Zbtrt
B4rnc9Ttn, Pa.
JOHN
Merchant
SUITS
FROM S18.00.
AND
SHOES.
Rubber Boots and
Overshoes for Men.
Women. Children and
everybody. Now is the
season for them. Buy
them of
J. A. HESS,
Main Street,
nioomsbargr, P.
II I 111 - I -till!
THE NOTED
Specialist
or prxxsYLVAXU, tx
ZOXG STAXD1XG CHROXIC
CASES AXD DISEASES
OP W02IEX,
-0F(-
HARRISBURG, - PA.,
JT Eerr betveea Sd sad i Sta
wriere fc can be a jr 4ir la th wet.
ni: ThrlAf. KrVlty. eatiuay, iSaaday
from 1 to 1 1. Xj and JlottU.
wia visit
BLOOMSBURG,
AT THE
EXCHANCE HOTEL,
05 TTESDAT OF EACH WEEK.
f-TFtci Hor ot bonra win brrms t--V
to U-J la the m mln. Vrwn I o'clock to 4 la
the afemooa. and from 7 to I la tne eTenlair,
eierpunf Sunday.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Jlioy yarV expenrac has UujM him that
nearly all llm-tts ran be rard or grvulj
b-lp-d ThedMa he treat are Coaauaip
tlon. all hpjn. iul Aff-ctlooo. Ltm of M anhojd
Crooked Uniba. Wry N'M-ks. Eanreaoeat. sicro.
fula. pit khram. 8pbUla. Eye and tar Dl
aases. ttn liiviw, Neuralgia. bnghCB Dt
aea. Vi-r asd uld Mva ia trtrj d--np-tlML,
kseaxiuCB, elcner arute or chronic,
Mck Hed-:C. EpUpey. Gastrll. ontrl.n.
tanker, Trjuiatfct. bealnem. M- vitu' Inne.
Imprdunaiof .tro. Lj of Vok-e. ikii'M.
let. i aneer of the etofcach. Pliee. Jauadlre,
CbnatiptKia. BlUownesa. Uyseatery, Lhronic
ItaMhifa. . bllla arid Ferer, Ustul. KUlous
CoUc. Karalyaia. Urart Dltaae, Inuaunl
H wttis and Uer npli!r.ia.
HoweTer.U mast be rocjhered that he will
not nndenx to treat all t-aaea tmt v; tKum
which be Is ffleirire can 4 curtd or g r-tly re
liered, and will tell jna at one anion, t
tuhrr, raa be acrotaDlUbd
bit. X-TJWAkt be 05lr Bpectallit tnu
atdeof New Vorx, fniUb-lphla and ituTuo,
ho mAkea aa CAclusJTe apevuliy of treailLf
Chroeieiasea ard the btsea a of Women.
Tbore who hae U-rn tal-rlnt fur ear. saould
call at once aad learn whether their ailment
caa be turwl or not. No ca recelTed a&icaa
they caa be cared or greaUy alpL
What Dr. HacTaggait
HAS DSNE AR9 IS DOIUQ.
Tb Doctorwiabea Th. pabtle to anderatand
that he ta not aoUcttinr the ordinary ran of
caaea, but deatrta )uat anch dtoeaara to treat
that other phydana cannot aueoced with or
atjeaat faB to care. When yon suffer from
such aiunu am tcoosnltaOoa la trw, bar
him thoroahly dlan-wa yor eaae, and thea
what he lelia yoa caa be relied apoa aa a fact
beyond retuia'ioa. aocae oaiy say. w by ro ta
Dr. XacTattrart when w ba aa food doctors
here aa any here? ' Yea. so yoa hare la their
line of practi,-, bat tmi in the apectaluea
that Dr. MacTaiTTart la schooled and pracuced
la. la sapport of tau atHaallild aaaentoa
read hki teatlmonlala not only rewl theta. bat
InTeatarate the trwEhrulnma of theea. Waere
ar. tne phyatclans who caa recnoTe eaaoers
without pain and care It beyond peradrenturet
he4-.lu Where caa you nnd anotner pay.
slctaa In rennayltaau who eaa reotore taskors
of ereaS-t pounds wesjhl withoui the a of
th knlle, without pain, aad wttaout leannf a
a-art Dr. MacTawart da lu W hat pLjat.
rtaa raa cure rutaua wttaout catting or oaaa
k( the kea pala or aorencaa danof ireatawatt
Dr. MacTag-art does It stuveaaAlly. inee
are tol.V-B inuaa oosm becaoae M prove be
yooddi'puu that tne actenc ot mk-u-um la
apecl.lilea panlci-arlr. u advancing with
rapid strdt ui It iu lead ot tn regular
practlonor. 1-la.iy.
GET YOUR
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT THE
COLUMBIAN OFFICE
Priii7BRi!i
VjruTLaVrrNrO'-'- o4
'tinnTO 5 FT
nu i
UTl P.P. IDT
R. TQWHSEHD
BWwSSweWWeW''''
CCEliTP. HAIN & II AEKET S t&
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
A Clean Sweep.
A revolution in a winter stock is even more necessary than
a change in politics. There never wa?, and never will be,
more need for heavy raiment than exists at present, and never
was, nor can be more of a disposition on our part to draw it
OCL
....NOW FOR IT....
We have advertised bargains so much of late that it seems
an old storv, but you know old stories that are told good never
get old. We do not want so many goods, we want tte money,
and when we offer you such bargains why don't you embrace
the opportunity. Girls, just buy one of those dress patterns
that we are "selling for $2.95, get it made into a dress
and see how soon some voung man will try to embrace you
sooner than you have embraced this opportunity. Underwear
men's, boy's, ladies' misses and children's go along in this sale.
Everything goes at reduced prices.
Coats and Capes, hat is left of them, go at coat now,
so it we have the size it will pay you to ee them.
Rubbers of all kinds, broad, pointed toes, to suit the shoes.
CHINA DEPARTMENT. m
We offer you now Johnson Bros., semi-porcelain ware, guar
anteed not to craze, 1(0 pieces for $12 00. Can match your
set up for you at any time jou wish. Larger and smaller sets
to snit the buyer. China dinner set3 reduced from $22 to $18,
to close out. 130 piece set Vienna Cnina dinner set $28.00.
brooery iDepartmeiix
Here they go ! Elegant California fruits, peas, peaches,
apricots and plums at pretty nearly half, 30 cents ana 35 cts.
the can: uot they go for 13 cents. Our window Is full of them
and they are the finest in the market. Asparagus tips at 35
cents, nsed to be 50 cents last year. All fresh goods. Un
ci eaned currants at G lbs. 4 25 cents. Hemlock flour, full
roller ground at $2 $5 the barrel.
-WATCH FOR SMALL BILLS-Froamowoo antil May 1st, iSos. any
proa utBasw; from fix to 150 ai gooes at oar store for cah. we will present
wt:a a Lasaiiome pieve of fvaitare. Liberal price to select from. Call and see
tita. Wt ium caris for tae ase of yourself and family. P. & II.
PURSEL & HARiWAfo
BLOOMSBURG,
We are in receipt almost
daily of new patterns of Wall
Paper. In a few weeks our
stock will be complete and
ready for your inspection. If
you intend papering in the
spr ng, or even if you have not
yet decided to do so, call and
see for how small an amount
you can make your home bright
and cheerful. Don't be deceiv
ed by circulars or advertise
ments offering you paper at
ridiculously low prices, it will
prove expensive in the end.
We have some old stock that
we will sell at very low prices.
Our stock of Room Moulding
cannot be surpassed by any
one in town.
William & Slats,
BOOKS, STA TJOXER V AXD
WALL PAPER.
F.xchange Block.
on Intra LVrr 1 Und, near A. J. Dot's
wore, Jaxktoa town hip, p,
Ed::i ni fa ttl I:
We hive saw-mil!i, oa this tract
running daily, and hate there on hand
and can cut timber &c at any time.
BMBCk,Xol.alts M ta. selected. $ijo M
- No 1. alls aad i la. Beat plae, ILSO X
PUsterl&g- lata, 4 ft. lot, iso M
T, " tn lKM-'
Oetblock, rnmmoa alias. b.u M
For special oriWrs and for Terms
&c, write or call at office of
1
CREASY i WELLS,
Bloomstarg. F.
s-tvir
HATTER.
TROUSERS
FROM S5.00.
9 9
99
PA.
MONEY LOANED
Do too want to borrow moaer oa equitable
terms t '
Do you dealrv to payoffs mortgage and rr-bor.
row 1 be moaer at i per cent. Interest annual
Ut
Would j-oo care to be so situated that yoa
could reduce I be mortgage airslnat your home
by payini on a small amount monthly and
at the end of each year rwelve credit for all
paid? with Internet being chanred only oa
remaining win ion of loan.
Would you like to buy your family a home t 1'
so, read the following :
I represent a Company that has embodied In
Its plan al the features enumerated a bore and
many more, t an you see any reason why you
should pay a Urge interest for money when you
have good security t Can you preaeut anr good
reason why It Is not as well to recelre profits
yearly as to wait from T to 10 years aa one dees
In many of the Association T Is not the re
duction ot lutereat yearly better than watting
many yeata for proflta f borrowers under the
plaa represented br me assume absolutely no
ruksea.'h$l.DDpaldon the loan Is credited
oa the mortgage, tberebr reducing It In pro
portion to the amount paid.
Building Associations hare benefitted hun
dreds u thousands, so did the old cars that
were propelled by boniea. Our plat la as Isr
superior to huililtng Associations ss the trolley
cars sre to the old antiquated horse car system.
My time Is too niui'h ocvupled to answer que,
lions for the curious, but thewe seeking tutor
ma' ion for the betterment ot their condition
will receive full tutor auon promptly. eof
fer an Investment to those who have a small
amount to save monthly thai has bo superior
aa to silety and seldom equaled tor protlU.
tail or wrtww
S. D. NEYHARD,
Office OoLCMSiaM Bldg., BLOl'MSHl Btl, FA.
--3oi. ad floor. 01 4U.
WHAT
IRON
WILL DO.
IS KATL'RE'S OWN TOSia
Bttmulatea the appatita and pror
duces raXraabxaa alaap.
filVES VITAL STsEKTN T4 kUUIKa
MOTHEfiS.
Cheeks -rastlnc d'ssasss. stop
DJ(ht swaata, ourea u.oipiaJ.1
oonsomption.
Zaaraaaes straagth aad flesh.
MAKES RED, RICH BLOOD,
Promote healthy lung tiaau.
Will gira tha pala aad puny tha
ruay chaaks ot youth.
CTUS ALL rSJULI COhtPLaCITS,
Make strong men and woman of
weak iings.
I
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IT
GILMORE'S IRON TONIC PIUS
Cars al Wastiag Diseases aad
tttlr aeqaencas,
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, 4c.
They ara aaithar styptlo nor eaustlo. -i
nara oo eoagulauajt effect oa th oontenU
or tnastowaoh or Its liuing. eonsequentiy
do not hurl tha tth or oausa oonaupatioa
?' djairhaaa. aa do th usual forms of Iron
10 days treatment 6O0, painphlal fra. U
not kept br your druggist addrsas
GILMORE Sc CO..
CINCINNATI Ow
For aale U Bloomtlxirg. Pa.by MOT I BftOA,
SssW DrugglBU. l-SS-ljr
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