Presents In the most elegant form THE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS JUICE OP TUB FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, Combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human S3'stem, forming an agreeable and effective laxative to perma nently cure Habitual Consti pation, and the many ills de pending on a weak or inactive condition of the ' a KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS. It is the most excellent remedy known to CLE4NSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY When one is KiHous or Constipated so THAT PURE: BLOOD, REFRESHING 8LBEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Every one is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK YOUR 0RU0QI5T FOR MANUFACTURED ONLY QY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, OAL. lOUISVUE. KY NEW YORK. r7. t. Tn cater rocr rosttiveiycud lUvecureA liiny thimsarul rasM. Cur Fro n first. fioe iymit'irn nptdly fdsappttr. nvl in -tn K' v lcn twu.thlrds rf a iymmomlirerrnc.vM. 1 fn FfcPK BOO!; of ten popnrH ' v uc iks- rm .i-nn wo n nrst not vmt rxs' tnontalt of mlr- T C M nAV't CTrXTR: I v mill, h inai. Brnti ten i Dr. Grosvenor's . Bell-cap-sic PLASTER. Jrom pain. TlbennuitlSTD. nearfil-fta. nleorlB anr! lnmb&iroE A New "Venture W- SRA X-ES-tVSr POTTS Has opened a AT No. 218 N. CENTRE ST FOTTSVlXiLE, PENN'A. Bales of assorted goods, notions, hardware ElasBwaro. etc.. eto Goods from nil rtrts of the county solicited UU lUIUUllhBlUU. THE SEASON FOR ? PIC-NIGS nmxa at nAyn, Committeemen should bear In mind that the IIebald ofljee is prepared to do all kinds of Poster Work I nt the most reasonable rates. Give us a call and obtain our prices. All work done when promised and In a satisfactory manner. W, S, SNYDER'S Boot and Shoe Store, (Mastellcr's old stand,) - Corner Coal nml Jardlti.BlH. Mr. Hnyder will always keep In stock a lino imooi uoois auasuoes. mm? . uusioiu voric nnci ucpnirinj? ane In tlio best style. He guarantees to sell iaperthan competitors on Main street who wave uig rents to pay, nna guarantees a genu lne bargain on every purchase. IMPORTANT NOTICE ! All persons aro hereby warned NOT TO FM IN TUB DAMS ! Belonging to the Shenandoah Water Company, and all parties caught violating tills notice will be Prosecuted uh Trespassers. " By order of Or tlio Liquor Until i, ioitltel t'ureu uiiuiuiiiiiitTuiKr isniueir Uolilen Nect!lc It la manufactured u powder, whloh run be given in class of beer, a cup of ootfee or tee, or In food, without the knowledge of the patient. It 1 absolutely harmless, and will eifeot a permanent and ipeedy eurf whether the patient la a moderate drinker or an a.ooholio wreok It haa been given in thouaanda of casta, and in every lnetanoe a perfeot cure haa fol lowed It never Palla. Tbeayatem once Impregnate ed with the tipeolno Jt beoomea an utter liapokulUIigr' for the liquor appetite to exit u 48 page book of particular free. To be had o C. H HAGENBUCH, Druoglst, Shenandoah "J M. HAMILTON, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, omte-20: West Lloyd Street, iBhonoodooh TWO MILLIONS IN IT Sovoral Claimants-for tho Es tate of L A. Robortson. MATTERS VERY COMPLICATED. Two Different Persons Are Now Acting as Administrators. lt Is n Fight Ilptwenn Now York rind Penn sylvania If tlio Keystone Itelotlvos Curry Tholr Point They Will Oot n Slngj nlflcont Sum Uncles, Aunts and Cous ins Intoreatctl. Hontinoton, Pn,., Juno 18. Tho estate of Millionaire L. A. Robertson, who died rocently In Brooklyn, leaving oxtonslvo landod lntcrosts in Pennsylvania, Now York and West Virginia, Is about to bo tho subject of Interesting litigation. Certain rolatlvos of tho deceased, who will profit moro liberally If they can Bhow that Mr. Robortson was a resident of this Stnto instoad of Now York, hnvo had lettors of administration issued by tho Registrar of Warren County, this State, ho that, now two dlfferont persons aro noting as admlnstrntors ono under tho laws of Now York and tho other un der tho laws of Pennsylvania. Mr. Robertson died intestato, leaving real and porsonal property worth $2, 000,000. Under the intostato laws of Now York, tho surviving children of u docedont's dead uncle or aunt do not inhorlt the 'share of tho father or rnothor, whllo in Fonnsylvnnln tboy do. That Is to say, if Mr. Robertson had nn uncle or nn aunt who died beforo ho did, leaving children, under the laws of Now York tho children would not share in tho estate, while In Pennsylvania they would Inhorlt tho In torcst of tho deceased parent. Suoh a stnto of facts oxists in this caso, and tho chlldron of Mr. Robortson's deceased unolos and aunts aro thoroforo trying to prove that their cousin was a resident of Pennsylvania nt tho tlmo of his death and not of New York, If they can suc ceed in proving this, each will got a magnificent sutn if they fail, thoy will not recolve a ceut. Mr. Robortson's surviving nncles and aunts arc anxious that tholr nephew's estate should be settled under tho laws of Now York, ns tho adjudication of tho same thero would mako each of them richer to the extent of several hundred thousand dollars. No noaror rolatives survlvo Mr. Robinson than uncles and aunts. Another Interesting foaturo of tho case is that if Mr. Robertnon shall bo declared to have boon n resident of Pennsylvania, tho Stnto will collect a collateral-inheritance tax on tho whole of his 2,000,000 estate, no matter whero tho property i s located; whoroas if it shall bo determined that at tho timo of his death ho was n citizen of Now York, this State will col lect only Its 0 per cent, on tho valuo of what ostato thoro may bo in Pennsylva nia. Tho Maploton tannery hero is np pralsod at 275.000, and tho Warren County property is worth $500,000. FIGHT OVER A HORSE THIEF. Gov. Tim j or Xbrontcus to Call Oat trio Mllltin. Lincoln, Neb., June 18. Tho Qovornor of Nebraska and tho Govornor of Wyo ming aro at loggerheads over a horse thief named Klngen. This follow slipped Into Wyoming and stolo a valuable horso. A mob followed him over tho lino for tho purpose of lynching him, but instead took him back to Wyoming, whero ho was sentenced to tho peniten tiary. Gov. Thayer demanded pf tho Gover nor of Wyoming that Klngen bo imme diately returned. Wyoming's Governor sont back a very emphatic reply, in which ho flatly refuBod to givo up Kingen. Thnyor then declared that he would have Klngen reloasod It ho had to march an army of militia into that Stnto. Gov. Thayer is now in Wyoming. In Meruory of Their Dead Comrades. Leesbuimj, Va., Juno 18. Tho sur vivors of the Fir,st Massachusetts Cavab ry unvollod a graulto monument at Al die, Va., to tho memory of their comrades who fell in 1803 on tho battlefield In an ongagomW with tho Confederate cavnU ry at that place. Tho ceremonies wera entirely Informal, and the day lifter th unveiling was Bpent in recalling wai scenes and strolling over tho battloQeld, Two Klllod In a Collision. ' LExreaTON, Va., Juno 18. A collision between two froight trains on the Chosa. peake & Ohio Railroad last evening at Snowden, 23 miles oast, resulted In the Instant death of a fireman and .an en glneer on one of tho trains. A numboi of tho cars wore badly wrecked and travel on tho road was blockaded for six or eight hours. California's World Fair Appropriation. CmoAOO, Juno 18. A dispatch from Sacramento, Cal., says the publishod re port that Comptroller Colgan had said ho would refuse to sign the warrant ap propriating the Bum of $300,000 for th World's Fair is emphatically denied. Th matter does not como beforo the Comp troller beforo July 1. Injured by a llockot. Liverpool, Juno 18. Beforo tho Citj of Chicago sailed from hero for Now York, a rocket which was fired for thq purpose of testing flow out among tht cabin passengers, seriously Injuring tw of them. They wero both placed In thi hospital. Victory for HIl'Ij Cliurohmon. Milwaukee, Wis., Juno 18. Tho Rov, Isaac Nicholson of Philadelphia was lasj night elected bishop of tho Episcopal Sloccso of Milwaukee on the 11th ballot. Ills election is regnrded as a victory foi tho high churchmen, Harvard Students I'otiiKl Guilty. Boston, Juno 18. Tho 23 Harvare students charged with maintaining 1 club liquor nuisance were arraigned and 2 found guilty. They appealed to tht Superior Court and wero roleasod 00 ball. I!x-Beiiutor McDonald' Condition. Indianapolis, Juno 18. Ex-Sonatoi McDonald is much weaker and unablo to take any nourishment. Thero is now no hope of his rocovorey. and the end is not many days off, probably only a matter o hours. rlighest of all in Leavening Power. AESOLUTEOf PTOE t NEWS OF THE DAY. A French cruiser is ordorlng American flshormcn to loavo the Bay of St. Goorgo. Jnmos B. Groon, a wealthy f armor, was killed by a train at Trenton Junction, N. J. Tho soven year old son of Edward Ixitts of Ithaoa, N. Y., foil out of a row boat last ovonlng and was drowned. It is rumored that tho French gov ernment haB determined to request the ex-Empress Eugenie to shorten her Btay in Paris. ' Honorary degrees wero conferred on th Duke d'Aumalo and Mr. Balfour, Secre tary of State for Ireland at Oxford Uni versity. The Now Jcrsoy State Agrlcultnral Society unanimously decided not to al low pool selling on tho Waverly grounds during tho fair in September. Tho Connecticut Baseball League has gono to pieces. Of tho ton clubs three or four In tho larger places will play Sat urday gntnos during the remainder of the season. Tho trial of Joseph Storrs, who last win ter shot Bridget Armstrong and hor daughtor nt Nyaok, N. Y., with intent to kill, commenced to-day. Ills counsol will puo in a plea of Insanity. Tho trial of Ella Nelson, of New York city, who shot nnd killed Samuol L. M. Post, nn insurance brokor, on Feb ruary 10, has begun. Jealousy Is said to have been the cause of tho murder. Gideon W. Marsh, tho ftigitlvo prosl dont of the Keystone Bank of Philadel phia, Is bollovod to bo In Brazil. He is thought to havo sailed for that country from Now York on May 20, tho day following his dlauppearanco from Philadelphia; Drowned In tho Bcliuylklll. P0TT8T0WN, Pa., Juno 18. Jonnlo Knorr, aged 10, and Frank Bixbeo, aged 29, were drowned in tho Schuylkill, near Parkarsford, last night. Miss Knorr and sovoral companions wore wading In the water near tho bank, when Bixbeo came along and suld ho was going to teach thom how to swim. He carried Jennie into tho rivor beyond his depth and both sank. It is bulioved that Bix beo was intoxlcatod. Fathoruud Sou Acouted of lturglnry. Baltimore, Juno 18. Roland A. Lee and Marcus Leo, fnther and son, tiro un der arrest hore, charged with burglary. In tholr dwelling and in a vacant house adjoining a largo store of stolen goods wero found. The police think tho Lees have been operating In Philadelphia and Camdon, and probably elsowhoro hot ore ooming to this city. Wayman Sentenced to bo Hanged. Buffalo, N. Y., Juno 18. Samuel E. Wayman, convicted of tho murder of Emory Thayer, at Avon, N. ., on tho night of Oct. 27, 1885, was son.tonced to bo hanged on Aug. 5. Wayman, beforo sentence was passod, doclarod that ho was Innocent of tho critno. Ho will op poal to Gov. mil. NOTHING LIKE IT1 Rood Is thicker than water, and .must be kopt pure to bos ore good health. '1 Bwofa SPEcmo is nstrrrea rermaiy far this purpose. Jt novor to falls ellmnato the impct ties smd build up the general health. There is only one Swift's Spocifla, and thero Is nothing liko it. Be stiro and got the genuine Treatlso on Blood and Skin Dtaxmzi mailed free. The Swift Speciflo Co., Atlanta, Oa THEATRE nUII.DINO, SHENANDOAH, PENNA. Capital, $100,000.00. A. W. Leisenrmg, Pres., P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres., J. ?. Leisenrmg, Cashier, S. W. Yost,-Ass' t Cashier. Open Dally Irom 9 to 3. 3 PER CENT. INTEREST I X'nld on HnvliiKH ucpoNllu, First National Bank, U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1S89, Hie Ht'iit Viibtiliiucod 111 Mlml. New' York, June 18. Sevaplo Serpa, a proMioroui tolmcoo merchant, oommlttod suicldo lust evening In his place of busi ness, UU wall ttroet, by shooting him- telf. His mind had become unbalanced from tho effects of the heat. Ona Mitru Myntory. PaTErtso.N, N. J., Juno 18. Another mystery has occurred in Gloucester County. The bod of Laur.t MucOulstoii, agoU 16 yearn, was found lu a small ureok near Turnersvllle, and foul play is sus pected, UU Llfo Scnteiioo Commuted Albakt, N. Y., Juno 18. Thomas Ford, Who is serving a life nentenoo in Auburn prison, had his sentence com muted to Are years by Gov. IIl'l. Hit genteuoe expires to-morrow. I"x-Onv. I.udttlritrton Dead. Milwaukee, Wis., June 18. Ex-Gov. Harrison Luddlngton died lust night, uged 78 years. The famoas lira of OITLlSTS snd OPTICUSS Of PHILADELPHIA Havo nrranired to pond ono of tholr Hpnlnllt8 on tho KVU TO SHENANDOAn, Saturday, June 20, 1891, He will be at the Forguson ECouoo, lrom 8 30 A. M. to 5 F. 51. Those whose oyns aro oanstng dNeomfort should call upon ocr HpeclalUt, and they will receive Intelligent and bkllil'ul attention. QUSISXff S CO, Di!4 Chestnut St., ritlmUlphht. The PliotograiDlier Is located nt No. 14 North White Street. Having hnn his gallery greatly Improved, ho Is nmvbetter prepared than ever to meet tho wants of the puMlo In tho photo graphic lino. The best photo graphs at lowest prices. Crayon Work a Specialty. (iREEN : TRUCK I FISH, Oysters, Clams and Poultry Received daily at the old Tollable stand of -A.- WOMBR'S North Main St, near LJoyiL 'Wholesale and Retail. Picnics, festivals and private parties sup piled In quantities nt short notice. New I'irm. New Stovlt. Green Truck, Fine Groceries, FRUITS, Sec, Delaware roe shad and o'.ber fresh fish right from the boats on Fridays. Fresh Greens from the Bouth. Evan's Building;, E. Centre St. (J.& Williams' old ttaml) Everything new and fresh. Goods delivered to any part of town. R. C. KNIGHT & SON. For LOBTorPAIUHO MAMHOOEl Otneral and NERVOUS MUILITY Wfftknssof Body and Mmd, ElfccU of Erroraor Exec iiai In Older Yonn?. Evbaal, Afrt'l. m Ml OOD fullj KMtorod. ltaw to .nltnt. ..4 blrtinlb.TlIll,l.lKllilAPl'IHOinSPlHTb(jl'f ODr. lb.olnl.lr Dif.lll.c lion TilUTHKhT-Uri.tl. la a i. Bta tMil'T Iron &U Bt.l..ad )rlirii Cooatrlri. Writ, th.ai. JD.trlplh. Book, .Ipl.BItl.n&nd prDOf. n.ll.d (If.t.dtrr. 4dn RRIR MSlOICAU CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. LOOK HERB, A grand opportunity lor Joining a new society, The Beneficial Older of Equity, A fraternal society for both sexes. Pays From $200 to $5,000 ! IN SIX YEAliS. Advances money to buy hemes, cancels Iho Indebtedness In cane of dUablllty or death, pays sick and death benefits. For further particulars call on or address, IANIIJL I) HAN, Deputy Supreme l'ji-tldent, 32 N. Malu St., Hhenuudoah, i'a. SUFFERINGWQMEO,; When troabIM with th(w arnjointf Irrw ultfHi - "rjiut-utly fo!loinna eoM or cipo-urft, i ' fio t.t3taUuuftiNeiknoMsioi6tjlii.rtotheir t njt' ou Uvo DR DuOHOINE'S Crlfbra' .a FEMALE REQULATING PILLS. I ttHj ara Btrf tgtrientnEt to tba ertir ' r .1 ttt, Viuorftlid UHttfCt-llO tor tUiiillfnin n- . iiMlmlad. Soul in .r -tu-i Irfi-ilB.I H ' i. f)r.HarterMedlolnoCo.,ST.LOUIS. UU. DABB, BASEDALL SCORES. MrooUlyn Losne Two Garnet to the Xlottout. AT BOSTON MORNING) OAME. Boston 0 OO03300O-O Uroowyn 0 uoauiuuu a Itatterleo-Klehule and Oannel, Ivovett and Daly. AFTKhNOOM OAMK. Boston 1 ( 0 0 1 0 0 0 -8 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 -1 llatterlos-Staley and Bennett; Terry anu Dally. (lame called on uooount 01 nun. AT CLIVKLANIi. CWr-lnnd 0 1001000 C-4 Chloiito 1 0000000 l- Butteries-Viau nnd Dorlei Hutchinson and KlttrMge. at riTWHUno. rittttain.tlneiniMtl name ixxtponed on ac count of ruin. AT KW YORK. New Vork-l'hllHdolnhla mam postponed on account of wot groun Is. Tho National I.uuruo Itocord. Per Per auhK iron. Ltttt. iTt Ouhi. ITon. JXt. ri New Vork..2t) 10 .041 Brooklyn ..?3 35 .4T0 Boston . . . .!J7 n .tx.fi l,lillMeni..l l .H7 :hlcMfo....S 91 M3 I1ttl)iirir..l8 20 .40!) Cleveland 34 .610 Clnolniiatl .10 38 .404 Association Games. AT H08TO.V MOKNINO OAMR Athletlei 1 0 4 4 0 0 3 1 0-13 DoMcm il 13 0 0 0 0 0 4-11 Batteries -Weyhhur and Mlllliran; O'Brtou ana -iurpuy AJTKHNOON OAME. Boston 0 O10100 -3 Athletlo 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 -10 ButtiTlca-Buflliitonand Murpby, Saundurs ami Muiiirau. Oiuiw oalled on account of rain. AT LOUISVILIJ8. louhvlllo. 0 OOU000OBO-S Cclumbus 0 00000020 1 SI Batteries 1'ltagerald and Cahlll; Dolan and tj 'uonuor. AT WASHINGTON. Washlnirton 14 0 1 0 0 1 4 0 0-B0 Baltimore 0 0 0 3 0 0 o 1 0-18 Battertei Carney and Lohman; Van Ilil- ireu, tunninnatn aim rowuseuu. AT CINCINNATI. Clnclnnntl-St. Louis game postponed on ac count of rain, Tho Asaoclutlon Itocord, Per Per CIu6. Il'ort, 1vU Ct Clubs, mm. fwt. Ct Boston... 35 30 .037 Columbus.. 37 2U .4H2 BU Louls.,35 33 .614 Al)lletlos...34 33 ,4U Baltlmoroal 31 .011 Lou'vlllo....34 35 .407 Clnclnu'tlS7 37 .600 Wosh'ton...l0 35 J14 Knitorn Lonr;ne. AT SYRACUSE. Fyrncu?o 0 1000000 13 ButTitlo 0 0000001 0-1 Butteries l'erson and Jlyers: German and Murphy. AT ALBANY. Albany- ...0 30000 3 00-5 itochestcr. 0 0001200 0-3 Batteries Casey and Hess; Cushman and Urquhiut. AT ritOVlDSNCa Trnvlilcnco 0 0302000 x S Lebanon 3 1 100000 04 Battcrlcs-Sulllvun and Murphy; t'ltzgcrald and Touhcy. AT CW HAVEN. Now riaven-Troy gamo postponed on oo countof rolu. SPINNERS WILL FIGHT. Tho Full River MonXvill Not Submit to a ltuductlon In Wages. Fall River, Mass., Juno 18. Tho mulo spinners aro excited over tho news of a proposed roductlon In wages. Secretary Howard says that any attempt to reduce wages would bo resented by the splnnors. At a mooting of tho Ex ecutive Committee of tho Weavors' Asso ciation tho proposed aotion of tlio manu facturers was looked upon as a game of bluff. Tho Manufacturers' Association have not yet decided on n date for a meeting to put the proposed reduction in forco. Cloudburst and Landslide. Canandaioua, N. Y., Juno 18. Reports from Naples stnto that tho electrical storm of last evening dono great damage In thnt region. A cloudburst about 8 o'clock caused tho streams to overflow and tho fields aro floodod. Thoro was a landslide on tho hnge bill on the Marsh farm. Many thousands of tons of enrth wore dislodged, tearing away outbuild ings and troosnnd destroying portions of a vineyard. Hiram Green, omployod at Black Point on tho lake, -was struck by lightning and bcrlously injured, i An Investment Society In Trouble. Cleveland, 0., Juno' 18. Tho Fra ternity Financial Corporation, a bond investment society, is winding up its af fairs. It started out promising large profits on investments. Its headquarters were originally in Philadelphia, but were latoly moved to Wheeling. It had 4,000 members In this city, many of whom hnd Invested $00 to 100 in the concern. It promised to double tho investments. J. H. Hughes arrived hero yesterday from Philadelphia nnd is trying to wind up Its affairs by oiforlcg 60 cents on tho dollar. Italians Narrowly Ktcnpo Death. New York, June 18. Whllo tho storm of rain and wind was at its height last ovonlng a portion of a large ledge of rocks on 105th street, near Fifth avenue, be camo dislodged and fell upon tho roof of a temporary blacksmith's shop whero ton Italian laborors had takon shelter. Four of tho Italians wore seriously injured and taken to tho hospltnl. Disappeared on UU Wedding Day, Waterboby, Conn., Juno 18. Goorgo V. Havican and Miss Nellie Shay were to havo been married yestorday, but Hav ican fulled to keep his engagement, nnd it is thought that ho has become tem porarily insane and wandorod away. Both were prominent In soolety bora and wealthy. Col. WieMllug Dlea from Apoplexy, Ciiambeiisbuko, Pa., Juno 18. Col. George 11. Wiustliug, president of the Moutalto Iron Works and superintendent of the Moutulto Railroad, died at Mont ulto Park lat evening from apoploxy. He wiih SO years of ago and a veteran of the civil war. I'oroat rir4 KxtlnguUhod. Ampersand, N. Y., Juno 18. Rain fell throughout the Adlrondacks last nlcht. and the forest fires, which have been raging for the past week nnd threatening tho entire section, nave been oxtln gulshed. Window films Will ho Higher. Chicago, Juno 18. At a moettng of tho window glass Jobbers, at which rep resentatives from Cinolnnatl, Cleveland, Detroit and oUowhero wero prosent, it was decided to raise prices. llualii'N Death lloll Increasing. IIable, June 18. Tho dead by the rati way accident now number ISO. Have vou a Pittsburgh. Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu dent Lamp? Do they work satistactoruyr Do vour Lamo Chimnevs break? You get the wrong sort! I he right ones are tne "Pearl Glass." made by Geo. A. Macbeth & Co., Pitts burgh, makers of the cele brated " i'earl-top lamp cnim ney, which have given univer sal satisfaction. W. L. DOUGLAS and other fneelut rdptfHl, nnd w Htampcd on bottom. Addrean IV. L. DO I'M 1,A8, Brockton, Mnas. Soldb T ospla. 33 -all, Sil l) unci ITv rcti, CAN HE INVENTED IN A POhiTivH a:si fcAru 15 Per Cent. Dividend Paying Stock. Full particulars uud Prospectus twu be had on appllenllon ornddreiwIiiE H. I.. MlltlJ-f-ox, imnuer, O.J lironcltvMv. M. v. 1 Ira m h CHEAP A?-?D -c . SO Cllinr vf.. f ,,.-, .. h. ,j, Wa. Aiiii'.nii.s, I'm i i.ai.i.h-h :a. llltof.ur'i Unrll.b. DlmncuJ llnuid. mi Orlitinnlaiiit OnW Grnutnew trC -Iff&Tl nlifttjlfl. 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Euro (no H(jipltl tipcrltao f a Oerroiny, Rn Unl, Krmot- bd1 AuUtU, m ertiUektv- n4 dl louiaa pro ud 33 JW pr.rjiteil tir-jrlono la orn ct f ured jfrlj- ffilll Affcift wl'i br.doinirtUlD(ilootor( wbj iJ3 2.kJyJJiJ can j ro ri piu.klU, kDowledjt d3 ipriioet tJ wlio ea ibow u rot.tr rstUtm ptrm-eDtly aored m I eu ft r quftuka il erasing doc ten mined them. Semi So nun p for Yo- "TROTH" ol iwora teitlmooikUtiiKMlng quick o 1 (.'V-tTttdlnt dootor wltk tblrrKtHudfvt,udu:ctitKaauti.cMai 1 r. iiiuionlU, their tiptrlewe.thcT do dm po-ie ir-t ih-ir ebiue o' refundim money or frl';iy uiki and tbtlr ehfi ud worlbteM drojtt celtberrrwh!criout'i4yo'i t.-i r Li ! a dcaayi ni reiull I o ruin of thotiManln nf 'fiil'n lifin (irwer Hoi'M Ktrydy from i A. M toai' M . -ntoi;i 6 1 . W.dudy tad dfttUflt Ktinlufk frr.rn Sun lTf from 9 tA 13. VtJ YOUNG MAN it jou coDteiuplato ntlendlnc Comtner- I clnl Hclmol. It will 'lit UMIVWTV.lt IltTMt. nay you tn visit the MIOCJIEHTKU J1U81. S ESS UNIVEIISITV before df cldlne wjio-o, though ynu may live a thousand miles away. It stands at tho head of the list of corainer a al schools In Its character as an educational fori e, as h medium lor supplying the business men of the countrv with trained and ennabla lu-sUtauls, as a rnians nl pl.iclnb ambitious young intu and wnmi-n nn the hlghroidlo succehs, nnd 'ii tho txtfnt, oleitanro and cost at It foulpnient. ThorouiihCOMMKHriAL, COUKSES, Tho Twenty-wventh Annual Catalogue will be mailed to any address. WILLIAMS &. R0BH8,SE 'URE Kick neadiche and relieve all tho tronblsg tscf dent to a bilious Etate of the systsm, saoh as) Dlnlneas, Kausea. Drowilaow, Slatnaa after citing. Pain In the Bldo, &0. While their most fm artabla enocees bus been shown la ciutsg TIciaichc, yet Carter's Llttlj Liver TI313 ara equally valu&blo In Constipation, curing and pro Voiding this annoying complain t,wbllo they also) corroclandlBordrao(thoitomachtlmullotha tiru and rogu to the bowels. Evenjf thoyonis cuitu fAclslheywonldbo-lraostprleeleutomeeewtii) tiufer from tils diutrcetlDg complaint; but f ortu , sately tLelr gocxlncja dooa eaten j horo.anJ those who once try them will find tneso little pills valq ctle In so many ways that they will not bo wll iVsgtodowithonttheiit. Iiuttralloiclihei4 (Is the base of so many lives that hero la whom tie maVe our groat boast OurpulacuraltwhllD ethers do not. i Carter's Llttlo Llrcr mil aro very small aco! very tay to take. One or two pills mako a doao. They aro strictly vegetable and do not gripo oc purge, tut by their gontle action ploasaall who uioihem. Iuvll at 23 cental Uveforft. SOU by draggUU eterywhero, or scut by mid. CARTER HEDICINB CO., New YorkJ SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE M f 41 Jfk,
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