THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Qtinn Violators Heavily fiuod-
Gano Wn.-dent In Saveral Coun!ic Arrest
Foreigner For Hunting Out ot Season.
Dr. Joseph Kalbfus, Secretary of
thq Senate Game Commission has re
tnrne:l from a trip to Clinton county,
whete he has been pursuing violators
ot the g true laws of the State.
O ie important arrest was that of
John Cole, of Lock Haven, who iliil
a wholesale business selling pheaunts.
Cole admitted to the State official
that he hail bought and sold a quantity
of pheasants tor several years and
made a good profit in the transactions.
One of his best customers, it appears,
was a judiciary official who not only
bought these birds, but purchased
trout, out of season, stating that the
game laws were unconstitutional.
However, Cole paid a fine of seventy,
five dollars and costs.
The game warden of Allegheny
county reported to Dr. Kalblus that
he had arrested and had convicted
two Italians for killing rabbits on
Sunday and out of season. The taste
of these foreigners for rabbit at this
season of the year did not meet the
appruv.il of the game officials, and
they paid a fine of fifty dollars each.
In Art.i.i'.ronj county several Hun
garians were fined for killing game
and also for dynamiting fish. The
game officials have decided to render
all assistance in their power to the
depattuient of Fish and Fisheries, and
in their crusade against game viola
tori they will apprehend any one
guilty of transgressing the fish laws.
To Sail Shamrocks-
Upton Will Dispose of All Throo Racing
Yachts
It has been determined by Sir
Them is Lipton to sell Shamrock I
and III to American yachts-men and
the Shamrock II as she stands in the
yard of John M. Robbins Company,
Erie Hasin, New York, to some scrap
iron dealer.
For a year or more those knowing
the condition of the defeated challen
gerofiooi have been sure that an
attempt to launch her would, never
be, and that finally she would be con
signed to the junk pile. That time
has arrived, and it is probable that in
a few days she will pass from the
hands of Sir Thomas and become the
property of some local dealer in old
iron, to be broken up.
If the Shamrock II is disposed of
an effort will be made or is now being
made to sell the Shamrock III and
the Shamrock I to yachtsmen in
America. It is reported that not only
does Sir Thomas feel disposed to ac
cept offers for them, but that it has
been decided that a determined efloit
should be made to tet rid of them.
Should these two boats be pur
chated by Americans and may remain
in these waters there should be some
interesting races with them, if not as
cutters, then as yawls and schooners.
How to Euu a Hewspapor-
The founders of. the Columbia
university course in journalism
might do well to consult the editor
of -the West Union (W. Va.)
Record. He says : " To run a news
paper all a fellow has to do is to be
able to write p-Htuis, discuss the
tariff and money questions, umpire
a baseball game, report a wedding,
haw wood, describe a fire so that
the readers, will shed their wraps,
make a dollar do the work ot ten,
shine at a dance, measure calico,
abuse the liquor habit, test whisky,
subscribe to charity, go Without
meals, attack free silver, wear dia
monds, invent advertisements,
sneer at suobbery, overlook scandal,
appraise babies, delight pumpkin
raisers, minister to the afflicted,
Ileal the disgruntled, fight to a
hnisn, set type, mold opinions,
sweep the office, speak at prayer
meetings and stand in with every
body and everything."
Mrs. Carrie A. Nation, of hatchet
fame, has filed suit in Scrautou
against Mayor A. T. Counell and
other city officials for $75,000 for
false arrest. Her attorneys are L.
P. Wedeniau and Ceorge M. Wat
son. The case will be tried in
November and will attract county-
wide attention.
State of Ohio, City of To-
ledo, Lucas County. j
' ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oalh that
he is the senior partner of the firm of
r. J. Cheney 6t Co., doinj: business in
the City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
tne sum ot t ink HUNDRED DOL
L.ARS for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use ot Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, tlii3 6th day of De-
cetnber 18S6.
A. V. Gl.F.ASON,
Tseal Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
aena lor testimonials, tree,
' F. J. Cheney & Co , Toledo, O.
bold by JJruggists, 75 cents.
Hall's Family Pills arc the best
SiTII-UENrEtTNIAL FAIR
BOih Annual Meeting a? Brook Park, Lewis
burg, to be a big Event.
The Fiftie.li Annual Fair of the
Union County Agricultural Society
will be held at Brook Park, Lewisburg
September 29th and 30th, and Oct.
1st and 2nd, and promises to be the
best exhibition ever given by this, one
of the oldest fair associations ir the
state. The grounds and buildings
have been improved, the premium list
revised and increased, and no expense
will be spared to make this semi-centennial
meeting a star event. The
managers have arranged for some very
fine attractions for the daily exhibi
tions in front of the grandstand. The
race track is considered one of the
best half-mile tracks in the state, and
you can expect some fine trotting this
season, as a number of fine steppers
have already been entered. A large
and spacious grandstand, with private
boxes for those desiring comfortable
seats during the race events. Ex
cursion rates on all railroads. liy
Rending your' name and address to C.
Dale Wolfe, corresponding secretary,
Ducknell, Fa., you will receive pam
phlet containing premium list, purses
and all information in regard to Union
County's Great Fair.
Oows Die Mysteriously.
Three cows, on the farm of Calvin
Cooper, died near Jerseytown,
Thursday from some mysterious
poisoning. When Mrs. Cooper
went out to the field Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock she was
amazed to see that two of the cows
were lying dead in the field. At
5 o'clock the third cow was seized
with apparently violent pains and
in twenty minutes, it, too, had
passed away. Mr. Cooper is en
tirely at a loss to account for their
death, and there is much specula
tion as to what could have caused
it. The only possible reason as
yet assigned is, that he had placed
a quantity of dynamite in a bucket,
and this he had placed iu the field
where the cows were pasturing.
In this bucket, water had also been
placed and it is supposed that the
cows drank the water. Whether
the dynamite would have such an
effect upon them has not yet been
ascertained. Dr. Reed, veterinari
an surgeon of Danville was called
to make au investigation. The
cows were valuable and the loss to
Mr. Coouer is a very heavv one.
The Hoop Snake a Table
The question has often been asked
as to the existence of the much dis
cussed hoop snake. Some people,
probably having very vivid imagina
tions, have laid claim to seeing this
phenomenon, but it is only a wild
and lurid dream. "The snake which
is 'fabled' to take its tail in its mouth
and roll along like a hoop, is the
Alabastor Erythrogranius, a harmless
Colubrida, abundant in the Southern
states," says the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Though not as remarkable as the
glass snake, which breaks into pieces,
each piece gliding away at the danger
alarm and later reuniting, and is a
proven reality, the hoop snake does
not exist, here or anywhere.
Captor of Jtiff Davis Dead-
J. M. Wheeler Always Denied the Confeder
ate President Wore Skirts.
J. M. Wheeler, one of the men who
captured President Jefferson Davis of
the Southern Confederacy, died Tues
day in Nebraska on a train while re
turning from the Grand Army meeting
ar San Francisco. Wheeler was with
the company which' captured Mr.
Davis.
He always asserted that he was the
first Northern soldier to lay hands on
the Confederate President. He ateo
said that Mr. Davis wore a long wat
erproof coat instead of skirts, as re
ported in history.
Colored Woman 121 Tears Old.
The oldest woman living at preoent
that is, the oldest known is proba
bly Mrs. Nancy Hollifield. She is a
woman of color and has attained to
the age of 121 years. Her case was
investigated by the Rev. C. Lee some
six years ago and he then found her
age to be 115 years. The gentleman,
who died in his 90th year, remem
bered Mrs. Hollifield as his nurse and
that she had at that time several
children, so that the estimate cannot
be far short of the mark. She lives
near Ellenborough, N. C.
Largest Man in the Vorld Doad-
"Eig Joe" Grimes, said to have
been he largest man in the wot Id, is
dead in Cincinnati as the result of a
peculiar accident. While riding in a
cab, his great weight broke through
the bottom, and one of his legi was
gashed, the wound' refusing to heal.
He weighed 754 pounds-, and was
34 years of age. He was 6 feet 4
inches in height. '
WASHINGTON'.
I'rom our Keeular Correspondent.
Washington, August 7, 190.3.
An epidemic of scandals seems to
be the leading feature of the picsuit
administration of the federal govern
ment. The Postoflice scandal has
dragged along all summer, with every
now and again some surprising de
velopment. The Interior Department
scandal, involving subordinates of that
Department and practically all the
members of the Dawes Commission,
has only recently come to light and is
not yet under investigation and now
comes information to the effect that
because of reports involving many ot
the subo'ilinates of the Department
of Justice and Attorney General has
ordered a drastic investigation of every
official connected with his department
located in the "Indian Territory juris
diction." It seems that charges
against United Stales attorneys and
marshals, other than those in connec
tion with the allotment of the Indian
lands have reached the Attorney
General, charges which allege the con
nection of these officials with contracts
for feeding prisoners, sharing profits
accruing from illegitimate liquor sell
ing and similar practices and as a re
sult Attorney General Knox ordered
the current investigation some weeks
a;:o.
Secretary Hitchcock is still greatly
wrought up over the Indian lands
scandal but he has not yet secured a
competent man to undertake the in
vestigation ordered by the President.
He is trying to secure a man familiar
with Indian affairs and one who has
no personal interests in the situation
and finds it difficult' to obtain the
services of such an individual. In
the meantime, the facts in connection
with the system of "raft" which has
permeated the entire allotment of the
Indian lands which involves practically-
every member of the Dawes Coin
mission becomes daily more conspicu
ous. ''"
Another featute of the situation
which is making life for Secretary
Hitchcock anything but a bed of roses
in the claim of officials of the Treas
ury Department that the Secretary
has ignored several United States
statutes and assumed powers in no
way delegated to him in his adminis
tration of the funds accruing from the
sale of lots in the towns of Lawton, '
T 1 A 11 J-ll II T
iiouert ana nnauarg, utcianoma.
These funds were to be expended for
public improvements "under he
supervision of the Secretary of tlhe
Interior" but there is no provisionjin
the law exempting the Secretary from
the necessity of rendering an account
of his stewardship to the auditors of
the Treasury. Notwithstanding this
fact, the Secretary has rendered no
account of the receipts or disburse
ments to the Auditor for the Interior
Department and, aside from the fact
that he has some $700,000 to his
personal credit with the Treasurer of
the Un;ted States, the Treasury De
partment has no official knowledge
that he has ever sold the lots. It 's
further pointed out that during the
last two sessions of Congress the
Secretary has sent in sections of ap
propriation bills exempting his actions
from the review of the auditing of
ficials of the Treasury and in both in
stances the provisions have been
stricken from the bills on a point of
order.
Affairs in the Postoffice Depart
ment have taken another lively turn.
Louis Kempner, Superintendent of
Registry, has been discovered to have
been conducting a system of smu
gling'Cuban cigars and selling them
to his friends in Washington at prices
in the neighborhood of $7 per box.
The last consignment of these cigars
was confiscated by, the inspectors and
The only kind of consump
tion to fear is " neglected
consumption."
Tcoulc arc learning that con
sumption is a curable disease.
It is neglected consumption
that is so oltcn incurable.
At the faintest suspicion of
consumption get a bottle of
Scott s umulsion and begin
regular doses.
The use of Scott's Emulsion
at once, has, in thousands of
cases, turned the balance in
favor of health.
Neglected consumption docs
not cxibt where Scott's Kmul-
sion is.
Prompt use of Scott's Emul
sion checks the disease while it
can be checked.
St'Utl (or fr sample.
SCOTT & UOWNE, Chemists,
409-41 Pearl Street, New York.
got. an4 Ji.oo-all druggUta. ,
nsBfii
turned over to the Treasury officials
Customs olTioi?ls said to-day that every
regiitfpie.l package cooi'tig Irom a
foreign country and addressed to a
private individual vas held up and
me person addressed compli ed to
come before a custom olIi.:ur and
open the package in his presence.
From this it is argued that Kempner
must have had the cigars concealed
in registered packages of official mail.
Kempner has lnnj; been under in
vcstigaiion on other charges but it is
claimed that thi3 alone would be
sufficient to insure h.s dismissal from
the Postoflice Department.
Another interesting feature of the
past week has been the summoning,
before the District of Columbia grami
jury, of State Senator George E
Green of New York, in connection
with the Uundy time-clock contract.
It was this contract that got George
W. Leaveis into the clutches of tiie
law and it is ptedicted that Senator
Green, who lives at Iiinghamton, N.
Y., and has long been a personal
friend of the President, will be indict
ed by the grand jury before its ad
journment. As told some months
ago in these letters, quantities of these
clocks were purchased by Leavers at
$125 each anil it is claimed that the
conspirators made a profit of 60 per
cent by the deal. The clocks were
installed in numerous postofTic.-s,
many of which have only two or three
employes and where they could be of
no possible use. It is a!-o a matter
of intetest that Heavers has been
located in New York and that a friend
of his came to Washington this week
and m.de arrangements with a local
bonding company to go Heavers' bail
For Piles.
Sample mailed fres.
One application gives relief.
The continued us3 of Hum
phreys Witch Hazel Oil per
manently cures Piles or Hemorrhoids-External
or Internal,
Blind or Bleeding, Itching or
Burning, Fissures and Fistulas.
Relief Immediate cure certain.
Three Plica. 23c. BOc. nud gl.OO. Sold by
IlrtiKKlM. fir neat prepaid on receipt of prlee.
Humphrey' Medicine Co., Cor. William and
John Ma., Xew ork.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Vital Weakness and Prostra
tion from overwork and other
causes. Humphreys' Homeo
pathic ispeciriG No. 28, in use
over 40 years, the only success
ful remedy. $1 per vial, or spec
ial package for serious cases, $5.
old by DrueglaU, or ont prepaid on receipt of price.
Humphreys' Med. Co., William & John Sts., N. Y.
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pistol in the air in the Vice Consul's
vicinity. It is also reported that
several arrests have been made as a
result of this disorderly conduct. It
i3 feared that the presence of an
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to make trouble where none now
exists.
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fit. 80 1'. V. Kxi).
t2.no P. M. Exp.
13iK) 1 M. Kxp.
13.40 P. M. Kxp,
4.00 1 M. Kxi).
tl.:) P. M. Kxp.
1 1.45 l". 31. Kxp.
at5.IOP. M.
" Pally "5 " Smifl.iys. ' t'
' Weekdays, "a"
south m,. 5 30 "b" SoiUli st. 1.
so. "c" wont ti st,
4.00 "d MMltll St. 4.10
"d" .south St. 4
South St. 3 30.
"0" Saturdays only. '.ou i-.xeursiun.
Detailed time t-.bles a' ticket offices, ;:ttli and
Chetttnut st.s., 83l cheat nut st. liios ciientnui
St., 800 South 3rd St., 3jU4 Muriel St., and al
ut.ittiinit.
onion Transfer Company will call for'aud
ch-ck baKimkre from hoteM and resld'-nees.
Uou'l supt. Uen'l ''ass. Akt.
Pennsylvania
Railroad.
HcticUnle In effect May t,
Sobtuh-Abd.
STATI0N8.
A. M. A. M.
r M
r. y
Sunbury -.leave ! 6 45 1 9 55.1 4 00 5 ss
Klines drove it 54,fl0 04 f 5 33
Wolverton !f M flOOti f S 10 r 5 37
Kiting Run,
1 7 on rioii 1 5 44
South Danville.
D.invlUu
Uoyd
KoarltiR Creek:,
catawlbsa
7 11 10 17 21 B 50
f 7 m'rioai f 8 45 f 5 53
t 7 43 HO 48 t 4 31 I 8 01
Arrive
7 34, 10 85 4 38i 6 0s
Catawlssa Leave
Kast Bloonibburtf, )
HloomaburK )
Enpy Kerry
Stonytown Ferry
C 1 easy
Noscopeck.... Arrive)
Berwick f
5 7 8!!! 10 3T,( 3fi S 08
7 37 10 43
f 7 44 no 47'
r 7 mi 1 10 m:
I 54 10 6ti;
8 C4 11 05
2 43 6 15
f 6 19
I 8
8 55
6 30
8 40
3 05
NescopecK
Wapwnlltipen
Pond Hill
,MoncauuiUa .
sickHlilnny...
..Leave
5 8 04 111 05; 3 05 6 40
8 10 II -.) S 20 i 6 52
f 8 4Vf 11 4S,( 8 45if 6 50
3
8 31 11 34
8 431 11 44
8 30i 7 01
8 40! 7 1C
8 40 7 Id
Ketreat
Nntlooko
liuttonwond
Plymouth Kerry
South Wllkeabarro....
Hale Street,
Vt llkesbarro Arrive
8 f4 11 ,M
f M 0(1 fl2iMf 3 55 f 7 45
1 4 02 114 04,1 3 57 f 7 23
t) 08, 14 0" 4 UO 7
9 18 12 08 4 03 7 33
t) 10
A. M.
14 10
P. M
4 05
P. u,l
7 35
P. M.
Southward.
STATIONS.
A. M.
A. M.
P. H.I P. M.
W llkeslmrre Le
liable Street
South Wllkeabarre
Plymouth Keny..
HuttODVood
Naullcnko
S J 45; 10 35 I 2 15 S 6 00
7 93 10 37 4 47' 02
7 8l 10 4ll 4 50! 6 05
7 34, 1 10 I-! f 4 bi I II 07
f 7 35 f 10 45 f 4 M f 8 0(1
7 441 10 50 3 01 U 17
7 Ml 10 58. 8 10 6 40
8 01 11 07! 3 40, 6 37
Ketreat ...... .
Slili-kaliltmy..
Mocanaqua. ...
Pond Ulll
Wapwallopen
;::
t 8 Or. 1 11 11 f 8 25 f 8 42
8 10
11 15
3 31
8 4
NPSCOpiXK.
Arrive
8 1
11 mil
3 44
7 M
Berwick...
Nem-opeok
11 2U1! 8 44 7 00
! 8 1
. I'BVf
creasy
Stmijiown l-'i'ii-y
Kspy Kerry
liKiniiibinK. . ,
K.lHl, IllllDIUKbUlk'.
8 30
11 Sii
I 3 54
f 8 83 Ml 8 f 3 51 f
8 42
8 47
8 55
111 40 r 4 JI4 t 7 40
11 50 j 4 0(i 7 25
11 67: 4 lj 7 84
CulawlHsa Arrive
Catawlssa
I(iarln(f Creek.
Iiuyd
Iianvlll.?
Hnutli IMnvllle
KIppB Hun. ...
Wolverton
Kitties drove,.. .
suubury
Leave
8 55 !1 57' 4 1 ti 7 R4
f II frl 1 1205 ( 4 10 f 7 3(1
1 II 1U.U4 11 t I 41; I 7 4ti
9 11 14 15; 4 3l 7 51
f 9 1(1 M4 40 f 4 35 f 7 50
0 li .tr t 1 .1 .HJ A A.i D 11!
li I I -i O L 1 I P CM
if 9 87'f IttHO f 4 r 8 i
Arrive
A. M. P. M.I P. M. P. .
I Dally. Patty, exeept Sunday. "I" Mops
only mi signal notice to Ak-i-iiI, oi toiidacioi' to
receive or vlnuliaivc pusseiiirers.
Tialns leave IlLOO.MMIl'liU as follows:
For I'll talon and tscranl'm us follow : and
10:4 a. m., 4.4-1 and 6.IB p. in. week dujb; 1.
a. m. dully.
for 1'oliHVllle, Readlnu' and riilladoliilita, 7.3"
a. in. and -2.4:1 p. in. week iluys.
For iiu7.ie.tnn, 7.47 and 10.4:1a. ni , a.4n ondfl.is
p. tn. week ilays, 10.4.S a. ni. Sunduys.
For l-i-wlsUuikt. Mllnui, liiluu sport, Lock
Haven. Kenova and Kane, 11.50 a. in. week days:
Lock Haven only, b 47 a. in. and 4.0ti p. m. week
il:iyh;for Wllttainsport ai.d liitenueilnte st.i
110118,8.47 a. ni. and 7.i(5 n. m. week days.
For Hellcfouto, Tyioue, I'UUipnbujg, uud
Cleartleld, s-47 aud 11,50 a. Ill, week days.
Fur HarrlHburK and Intel uiedlate stations H.47
and 11.50 a. m., 4 .06 and 7.i!5 p. 111. Muck unyn;
l.iui p. 111. Sundays.
For riillrtdi'ti'l'la (via HairlsbtirK), Hnlttniore
and WasliliiL'touh.4" ami 11.50 a. in., l.uOuudT.US
p. 111. week days, 4.0p p. in. siiiuliiys.
For. IMttsburtf (via llarrlsbu w), K.17 a m
T.''i p. 111. week uaysi l.Oii p. m. daily; via l.i wii-
lowii Judellon, 8 4; and 11.50 a. in. week' d:ivs;
Via Lock Haven, 8.47 and 11.50 a in. week das.
I'uiimau r-arior ana sleeping barn run on
throiiHli trains between Sunbury, willla-nsnort
and Krle, between sunbury and IMilbidelphta
ana wasuinKton ana Detweenuarrliibiirg, I'ltu
burg and tho west.
For further Information apply to Ticket
AKeniB
YC UL' ,
W. ATTKHlll'HT, J. H. WOOD.
Oonoral Manager. Pass r Tralllo
Mgr.
llAU, V . DU1 II,
Genoral I'aasenger Agent
Beagle Studio i
I'rouipt atlentlot JJ ;iven to al"
Photographic Work
Crayons, Framing, Copying and Eromide
Enlargements. Made at Short
Notice.
The Beagle Studio
CMAtN AND-CNlKJ;bl.'). ,-.
loucans.ive ni-niey on I'inno nnd Or
i;ins. ou wll always firil the largest
stock, hem makes and lowest price i.
PIANOS. From $175.CO and Upwards.
ORGANS, From $50.00 and IpwaidtJ
We sell on the installment plan. Pinm-a
?5.oo down anil $10.00 per month. Ol
f,;ins, $10.00 ilwn, 5.oO ir month. Lit
ern.l discount for cash. Sliect music, at one
hlf price. Musical (iiculitindUe ol all
kimls.
We handle Genuine Singer Hif;h Arm
SEWING MACHINES.
lf5.n0 down and ?.v l,er ninnth. Wc also
handle the Comorcil Seitig Kar'.ilne, from
3:9.50 and upward. Sewing Machine
Needles and Oil fur all makes of Sewing
Machines. I'csl ma! ti of
WASH MACHINEhJ
FROM $4.00 UP TO
J. SALTZER
Music Roonv No. 115 W. Main Strstt
liclow Market, Itloom.sburt;, Fa.
PHOTOS
For the Satisfactory
Kind in Up-to-date
Styles, go to
Capwell's Studio,
(Over Ilartman's Store)
BI.OOMSBUKG. PA.
THIS
REMEDY
Is sure to
CIVE
Satisfaction.
CATARRH
mm.
Ely's Cream Ealm Kgvtf!
Gilen Rnltef at once. if M'.
Gives Relief at once.
It cleanses. Hootuf)
and healH t tie dlHeased
membrane. It cures
catarrh and drives
away a cold In the
head quickly. It Is
absorbed. Heals and
TirnteetH the mem
HAY FEVER
brane. Restores (lie sense of taste and amelU
Hull size, 5oo.; al drufglsti or by mall, trial s'.e
10c by mail.
ELY UKOTHEKS 56 Warren St., K'jw Yorki
."ssti? RE VIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
Mads a
Well Man
rt Ma.
produces the above results In 30 days. It acta
Dowerf ully eud quickly. Curns when stl otters fall.
Soung men will regain tholr lost maubood. nd ol J
men will recover thoir youttilul vigor by using
BEVI VO. It Quickly and surely restores Nervou
Dees. LOBt Vitality, Impotency. NUhtly Emlialonf,
boat Power, Falling Memory, Wasting tleeaaoi, an!
all effects ol soll-obuf o or cxces and lndlscreUoo,
irblch unflta one for study, business or marriage. It
Dot only cures by starting at tbe seat of disease, but
Uagreat nerve tonlo and blooa Duuaer, urii-j.
Ing back tbe pink plow to pale cheeks and r
ItorlDg the Ore of yonth. It wards on" Jnsault)
and Conuumptlon. Insist on tamair KEV1VO, r
ether. It can b carrtod in xsn pocket. Py mail,
11.00 perrackaiie.or six for SS.OO, with m poal
Hvo vrrltten goaranteo to unra or r2(U,J
the money. Hik end aovlae free. Addrea
HUYAL MEDICINE CO., Icaoo.'Vlu11'
FOR SALE by W, S, RISHTON'
i
noun mouei,ikut;li or photo u. .uvi-ntii.n 101
treoreportou pnfentalilllty. Hi t-free bonk,
!.." .' .Ju '""TH R C U U C v. rati
rfiinus ami I II nut ISI i; fSO to
Opposite U. S. Patent Office
WASHINGTON D. C.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
ENNYROYAL PILLS
H.. iVV Opttlnul Mttd Only tteniiln.
TVSAFr-. Aiwvsrhr(ile. l.fttlle. uk lrust
VNA to CIIK IIHSTKU'S KN.I ISM
wWiu tn UElt n-l Uuld ruatnlllc btie. ami-i
-V.-J with 1.1(1,1 rililMm. Tukf no olhvr. HtTu-
V nsTt'fuus HHbstltuttun itiitl ImlUr.
lions. Hiij of our Im-ukui. or atud 4P is
taunt fhr lBtla4l..H "T-...I .
lVli .nU-Kf, YiTmrb,'
g i l l MitdlMu Huuare, 111 1L A.,
ha in- 1
xA-i; r.ll'r,.in.,iM a lif.
KAIUGMM
, fin luU
VTi Mtll
tftir a im louiaral Com:
Viuw icaip aiarini t liair ihhiuj.
All. st 1 (11 iw,.
We .niriHlv obtain I'. M. and Ku'eiirn''?
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