SHENANDOAH
Is the liend ccutro of tbo Schuylkill
coal rcRlon, thirteen miles from
the county Boat. It Is nn tho
lino of the I'hllntlrlphtn mid
Reading) Pennsylvatilantid
Lehigh Vulley railroads,
thu olteriiiK excellent
fuuilltles for travel,
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POPULATIONS S30,000
It finsscsBea the greatest In
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of factories, mills, &u. Kx
cellent water supply, fuel plen
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where cleo Kdiicatlonal ad
vantagei uiisurpu3sed. Pure air,
aire water, electric llilits, So., Ac.
The Missing TCngllstiliuin Fotlntl
New Yohk, June 80. Clmrlos Wnrnor,
of DovoiiBhire, Englautl, wlio was report
til missing with $10,000 which he whs
known to linvelu his possession, and who
was believed to have met with foul play,
has been found His dls .ppearnnoe
turns out to tio no more than tho usual
consequence of a stranger lauding in n
strange city In Ignorance of the where
abouts of Ills relatives.
Starr Ilruso ltolusetl n Pardon.
Albany, N. Y., June 80. Gov. Hill
lias denied tlio petition for n pardon for
Mary Druse, who was sent to the Onon
daga County penitentiary for life at tho
time her mother Mrs. Koxiana Druso,
was sentenced to death for tho murder
of William Druse, the husband and
father.
The htulllou Nelson llelustated.
Denver, Col., June 80. Fresldeut Ben
man of the American Trotting Associa
tion issued r circular to-day reinstating
the great stallion, Nelson, nud his owuoi
on the tracks of the Association.
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THE CABINET MEET
Diplomatic Mnttors to lo Dis
cussed This Afternoon.
THE BEHRING SEA IMBROGLIO.
Secretary Traoy's List of yossels AvailaWo
for Alaskan Waters,
The Arbltriitlon ii..ion to lie Oonslilorod
Agent nt thei Clilllan Insurgents fro
sent a Caiiimnalcatlon Tlioy Want
llccoRiiltfnn from tile United States
Fund Inc t lift 4 1-3 Per Cent. Hoods.
Washington, Juno 80.Tho raeotlna ot
tlio Ciibtnot this afternoon will bo de
voted almost entirely to the considera
tion of diplomatic matters, although
Socretary Foster will endeavor to briny
up tlio question ot funding tho 4 1-2 per
cent, bonds.
The most important question will be
that relatiug to the Iiehring Sea fishery.
Secretary Tracy will lay bofoietho Presi
dent a statement showing the number
of vessels available for sea service on tho
Pacific coast, and it will then bo decided
how many shall bo ordered to Alaskan
waters to co-operato with a ro.it Britain
In suppressing the poaching of seals dur
ing tho present season.
Advices received by tho Secretary from
Victoria point to tbo need of moro men-of-war
from .tho United States than
tlio Alert and Mohican to pro
vont tho poaching, and it is
very probable that some ot tho vessels in
Chilian waters or on tltit Asiatic station
I will be ordered to S in Francisco to bo
I ready for an emergency. The question
of arbitration ot tho fishery embroglio
will soon bo discussed.
Another important question to bo dis
cussed relntcs to the Chilian revolution.
The presence in this city of the delegates
from the Chilian Insurgents leads to tho
belief that some communication from
them will bo laid bofore tho Cublnct.
Nothlug can be ascertained as to what
tbo 'communication is, but there is
good ground for tho belief that tho gov
ernment will bo asked to recognize their
government instoad of Balmacoda.
This, however, could not bo dona now,
nnd it is believed that the Cabinet will
decline to even receive tho commilntca
Hon, lot alone consider It.
MURDER SUSPECTED.
Capitalist MoIInnry'a Itemntns Kxhuinetl
anil n 1'ost Mortem Held.
London, Juno 80. Considerable curi
osity has been excited by the fact tbat,
under nn order from Homo Socretary
Matthews, tbe remains ot the capitalist
nnd speculator, Mcllenry, wore exburaed
and a post mortem held.
Tbo stomach was retained and the re
mainder of tbe body reburled. It is
thought that suspicion was aroused tbat
Mcllenry bad been murdered.
The only apparent reason for suspecting
crime is ou account of bis oonnoctlon
with the Erie litigation.
Wntclilnu Geriunn Anarchists,
London, June 30. German Anarchists
hnvo a secret club in East London in
which tbe most dangerous doctrines are
discusiod and action against othor
governments urged, if not determined
upon. No overt act has, however, yet
been provod against these people. A
dispatch Jnst received from Berlin
Rays that' three ot the leading detectives
in the Prussian Government service have
gone to Loudon to keep an eye ou the ex
iled Anarchists and Socialists in this
city during the coming visit ot tho
Kaiser, and to point out to the English
polico nny who are liable to bo trouble
some. Stock lrukrn In Trouble
New Yohk, June 80. Tho announce
ment is made that W. S. Vernon & Co.,
members of tho Consolidated Exchange,
are in trouble. Up to the present time
the firm has been doing a large and
profitable brokerage business, but, owing
to delay over expected large check re
mittances from Buffalo, it has been com
pelled to default to tho extent of six or
seven hundred thousand shares of stock.
Tho firm was long of the market.
The Missouri Rapidly Klslnar,
Omaha, Neb., June 80. The Missouri
Blver has risen six inches in the past 21
hours and is still coming up. Inquiries
from St. Joe in regard to tho Btage ot
water stato that the river is rapidly rising
there and that a flood is feared. The
liver has been changing Its channel, and
it is feared that tho million-dollar
bridge will be left spanning a lake on a
prairie.
Harcourtfor Libera! Lender.
London, June 80. Indications point
to Sir William Harcourt as the coming
leador of the Liberal party should Mr.
Gladstono not be ablo to return to Par
liament. Mr. Gladstone's friends profess
that ho is certain to recover. The publlo
interest tu his health is shown by in
numerable telegrams sent to him from
all parts of the world.
The Kaiser Changed Ills l'laus.
London, June d0. The outcry raised
by the members ot tho Lord's Say Rest
Association and others against the pro
posed private visit on Sunday, July ID,
to the Loudon naval exhibition has re
sulted in the Emperor consenting to the
postponement ot the visit to some day
during tho week beginning July 13.
Justice CoUrldsa Very Unpopular.
London, June 80. It is said that soma
action will be taken in Parliament in re
lation to the grossly partial course of
Chief Justice Coleridge in several recent
trials. The Chief Justice Is far from
popular, nud many, even of the Tories,
would b delighted to see him called tp
account.
ltaum'a lleportetl Iteslguatlon.
Washington, June 80. The reported
resignation of Pension Commissioner
Green B. Itaum is not coutlrtnod at the
Interior Department. The rumor can be
traced to no reliable source.
Tleli Arrnlffiietl fur Murder.
New llEDronD, Mass., June 80. Chas.
J. TIgho was arraigned in the Supreme
Court charged with the murder of Peter
Johnson, ile pleaded not guilty and
was remanded for trial.
Anothorllat nay In 'Frisco.
Sau Fbancisoo, June 80. It was the
hottest day bore since 1677, the ther
mometer registering 03 at tho signal
service office and 107 In the street.
rlighcst of all in Leavening Tower.
AStBALL SCORES.
Juw Vurk iU 11 .sll.lit Lend Ovm
Clilimiio.
at riiiL.ADBt.r-mA.
nnwlflyn ..0 10OO2B04 2 H
riiiiniifipiiia....n :i 3 1 0 0 s 0 0 1 ic
llatteHos Lovo'.t anil Dalyi Ifeper, Clloason
and Clements.
AT NEW YORK.
New York S 0 0 8 0 2 3 0 0 t
Iloston 0 OOOl S 00 1 4
IlattPrlps-BwIng' and Iluokleit Clarkeou
ami llemiutt.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati ...0 010OO00OOU-3
CleV6l.nu! ... ,0 0 1 U O 0 0 0 0 0 0- 1
Uatterios - Ithlnes and Harrington; Vlauand
Zlmuier.
AT CIIIOAOO.
Cliloniro 2 :i s 0 1 0 0 0 0- 8
IMttsburs ,,:l 00O0000 03
Ilattcrles-Itiitchinson and Klttrldge; llald
wln and Maok.
Tlio National l.oucue Uoconl.
Vir Prr
ciuhi. Won. isvi m cth'm. rrnn. Tsui, ct
No-York..:w 81 .001 I'liirdera..27 27 .600
ChlcnRo..:i3 82 .UOO Ilrooklyn ..27 30 .471
Iloston ... .Mi) 80 .Kill Plttsburit-81 :lu,)
Clovoland.,30 SH .R17 Cincinnati .81 33 .375
Association Clmues.
AT BOSTON.
Iloston 4OIO0O80 07
Wnsliln?ton 0 001100003
Iliitteilc-ltuninton and Murphy; Foreman
Bud McUuln).
AT riULDELI'IIIA.
Athletics 4 00010000 B
Ualtlnioro 0 0 0 13000 0 4
IkflterlM -WeyMng und Mllllgan; Cunning,
nam and Townen 1.
AT bT. LOUIS.
Bt fouls 2 1 1 0 4 0 0' 8 0-10
Columbus O 0 0 0 0 1 0 O 411
Ilattories h'oab and Jlunyan; Dolan and
Donahue.
The Association ltocortl.
Per "Per
aulx. H'nn. Txvt. rt ntifc. ir TxaUCI.
nostoiu...40 81 .(ISO Coltiinbua...3l ;ir, .47C
ht. IxJUls.,4.1 8."i .CtJ Athletic... 8S 33 .444
Haltlmoro3i3 2."i .51)0 Lnirvlllo....87 41 Ml
Cinoliin'tLH 33 .431 Wnirton...ll 40 .38;J
ICastorii l.it;ite.
AT ItOCIIEHTKR.
Ilocliostcr. 0 4000000 20
Troy . 1 1 100. 400 07
Hattprius Cu3hoian a:ul Urnulmrt; Cary
and Wells.
AT SYItACUSn.
Byraeuso. 0 8 0 0 0 1 4 ' 0 07
New Haven 0 0 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 3
Batteries- Cousjhlln und Miers; Clarkson
Hid aheisen.
AT BUKFALO.
KuITnlo 2 0010000 00
Icbanon 0 0 8 8 0 1 0 1 17
Batteries Ilarr and Wcckbeckcr; ltzgerald
atld Uushcns.
WoIff'sACMEBlacking
?W&h,. 1 t-
Uaod by men, women and children.
Brother coma oat and let ine be Imide. TT01 tnj
face and hands bo red, too f
Of coarse they wlU sister, because Papa painted
the window with
1 Oc. A IiOTTI.E 1 0e.
WOLF? li RANDOLPH, Fhllaileliihla.
VE1QR OF MU
Caallv. Oulcklv. Permanently Restored.
IVeukuess, Nervousness, llebllltr. and all
the train ot evils from earlr errors or later excesses,
tbe results of overwork, sickness, worry, otc Full
strength, development, and tone given to every
organ and portion of tho bodr. Bloiple, natural
methods. Immediate Improvement seen. Failure
Impossible. 2.UK1 references, llook, explanations
and proofs mallod (senledj f reo. Address
ERIE NIBOIOAt. OO., BUFFALO, R Y,
Fl II nTII n r " lne undereldnen,
H II r I II H r "ro entirely cured of
II U I I UliLi nurture by Dr. J. M.
MAYr.lv, Sll Arcti ril.. rmia. iioinan it.
Ilarluug. New Hlnggold, rn , I. "andt, Bonlh
l'iauin, ra , u r v u. a. ueiurua, uiey, ra(
It. a. Ktnnlev. 121 Bin lire St. Lfbannn. J'n . A
Hch. elder l-oru-t Ilale, Pa., D, II. Noll, I.lmft
kllu, fa., Win. E. Har onsllue, I'lioeiiixvllle,
t'a., w, fl i. inuacn, e-i wavnuigtou rn.,
ll-a(11ug, I'.i., J. O. I yii b 13IU W. Howard St.,
Harrlsuiii'tf. I'u , O. Ktelm. Duiulassvllle, Ha.
Tlr .M AVl'.lt In ut Knlnl IVnn. Keudllli-. Pa..
I on the 2nd Saturday of eueh month. Call lo
1 see him,
Dr. Grosvenor's
Bell-cap-sic
ct7A',;:' PLASTER.
llhftti tsrn. tinnraM. nlf uriBf and lambajroO
uuiwi At. OUCH, imsui iu( Mia w ' K-. b
53
Or tlie llqiior Jlublt, lo.tltfly i'ureu
byiuliiiIiiUtei'mc lUtltieii
Uoltlru Sit4-IIIr.
It Is manufaotuted aa a powder, which can be given
tn a el "8 of beer, a cup of coflco or tea, or In food,
without the knowledge ot the patient. It Is absolutely
harmless, and will effot a permanent and speedy
eure, whether the pan cut is a moderate drinker or
analouholit wr-ie It has been given In thousand
cf eases, and in ve.y instancj a perfect cure has fol
lowed. It never Fall. Tlie eystom onee impreenak
ed with the dpuut Aj.ik beeoro s on utter impossibility
tor the liquor appetite i o exist.
4S pas hook of paruoulars ir.e. To be had f
C. H. HAGENBUCH, Druggist, Shenandoah
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
HIPPOLYT CHECKED.
TUo 1'rVntli DciiiHuit If .. Monitrtl the
WluilesKl" hiHiiitliic r In IImjII.
New YoiiK, June 30. A numlier of
New York uiflrchniitH have received let
ters tiy the steamer Adirondack, which
arrived here frum vuiioui Ilnjtlen iorts
last eveliltiK.
The letters htate that siuce the do
maud made by the Fienou Minister (or
llidomiilty for Ihe killini; of M. IleKniiitil,
foreigners are treiiled with oonsldern
tion, and tlmt the renortcd aswsliiatiou
of President Illnpuiyte was made an
event of great rejoicing by the people ot
Haytl.
The report, when It reached Hlimnlvto.
hint one salutary effect ou him, for he
ltumeillatuiy ceaseil his wholesale
slaughters and moili llcil tho penult)'
for treason against tho uoverniueut to
cxllo, over 100 men being banished from
tho liland.
TIN PLATE AGITATION.
rrnbabllty of a Liiri-i. Ilxiiilus uf lVork
men tu America.
London, Juno 80. Tho Times saysi
"Should the uO delegates report favor
ably upon tho prospects for tin-plato
workers In the United State?, it is not
unlikely that there will be so largo an
oxodus to America as to lead to n great
part ot tho triulo hitherto monopolized
by Wales being transferred to America.
"Hitherto tho idea has becu that It
was impossible to manufacturo tinplntos
in America, owing in atmospnorio con
dltlons, but tin-plato makors who accom
panlcd the iron and steol delegates to
America rcporteu that there was nothing
oxcept the want ol skllleu lanor to pre
vont the succesful manufacture oft tin
plato lu America." 'W-
Tho Mnotly Conference.
Nohthfikld, Mass., Juno 30. Tho delo
gates to tne Moody conference held a
meeting durlug the morning and dls
cussed tho subject of "How to Awake
and Maintain Iuterest in Bible Study."
Secretary Messer, of tho Chicago Y. JL
C. A., organized an enthuslnstlo Bible
training class. President Harper, of tho
Chicago University, also addressed tho
conference nt the morning session. The
afternoon was devoted to athletics under
tho leadership of Stagg, of Yale.
. Murdeier DllUnger lteoaptureil.
Chicago, Juno 80. Lewis Dilllncer.
alius Paul May, who a year ago escaped
irom tne jan at jnow i,nginna, Mo., a
few hours before ho was to have boon
banged for the murder ot his wife and
two men, was arrested in this city in the
morning aftor a deiperato running fight
with the police officers, duriug which 21
shots wore exchanged. Dilllnger ro-
celveu several severe wounds before ho
was finally overpowered and locked up.
NOTHING LIKE ITI
Mood Is thicker than wator,
tod must be Icopt pure to
Insure good health.
Bwijt's Specific is natnre. remedy
tor this purpose.
It never to fails eliranate the Imp
tie and build up the general healtb.
Them Is only one Swift's Specific,
and there is nothing liko It.
Be sure and got the genuine.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dtmasa
Bud led free.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ckt
THE SEASON FOR
PIC-NICS
IUSIKQ AT 1IJXD,
Committeemen should bear la
mind that tho IIkkald ofllce
Is prepared to do all kinds of
Poster Work!
at the most reasonable rates.
Give us a call and obtain our
prices. All work done when
promised and in a satisfactory
manner.
K. BRIOKEK, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SLRGEON,
So: 9 East Centre Htreet; Mahanoy City, Pa
Hklnandall special diseases a specialty.
tea trvjahlol with ttoi t
oyiu.l lrrv.'til i t
i-fKi utntty fotlowinr uciltl nr jpi-nr ir frcL
-.tutloniu V ealtnew i H I" it -r i'- -l.i
U0 OR. DuCHOIME'S T .hr. "u
'EM ALE RECUI PI Li
hey aro Strengthen '. t, i ' - f i
-ae, Tigoraad me in n i Jmu oaaoS
niliulnd. Kent iy in I.
sr,Hartor Mcci'c
.M.lOUIS L.
GUILTY ASCHARGED
Tho lirothcrhooil of Trainmen
in a Consniracy.
EXPELLED BY THE FEDERATION
They Supplied Men to the Northwestern
Eoad to Take Strikers' Positions-
ruivtlfi'lr niul HM l.lnlltnnilntM tin Thilr
tVuv l Wnslllnj-ton aiujor 31oKlnlets
rrtpnils In the Pnrly Trjliiic to Hdll
tin. .Ilnri-illtli richt liinp'oylns I'rlnt
ersorNmr York Oppuseil to Nino lliiuls.
TEnnE Haite, Ind., June 30. The
committee appointed to Investigate the
charge of oon$plracy preferred against
tho Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
reported to tho Supremo Counoil of tho
Federation, finding the Brotherhood
guilty.
The Switchmen's Mutual Aid Associa
tion had preferred the charge, alleging
thnt the trainmen compired with the
Northwestern oflldals to provide men to
take tho association switchmen's places.
The vote sustaining tho report was unani
mous except for tlie threo votes ot the
trainmen in tho council.
When the vote on tho penalty, moved
to bo cxpulslun, was tukon, two firemen,
Debs and Hannahau, voted with the
three trainmen. Three votes each of
the switchmen and Brotherhood ot Con
ductors were In favor ot expulsion.
Grnnd Master Sargent, ot the Fire
men, who is the presiding olllcor of the
council, did not voto.
THE K. OF L. FIGHT.
1'oTCflerlr anil Ills I.lptitonauts on Their
War to 'Washington.
WAHHiN-aTo.v, Jane 80. The fight of
the Knights of Labor against Cnpt. Mere
dith, Chief of tho Bureau of Kngravlng
nnd Printing, hns assumed increased in
terest, in viow of tho fnct that it lias
been taken up by tho executive commit
tee of that Order.
Information has reached hero thnt
Messrs. Fowderly, Devlin and Hayes had
left Columbus, O., to visit Washington
in connection with tho matter. Accom
panying them are Daniel J, Iiyan, Secre
tary of State of Ohio, and D. K. Watson,
Attorney-General of Ohio.
Tho Knights, in a former intorview
with Secretary Fnstor, made tho threat
that they would uso the power ot that
organization to defeat the election of
Mr. McKlnley for Governor this fall if tho
demands for tho reinstatement of certain
Knights of Labor discharged from the
Bureau of Engraving anil Printing wore
not compiled with.
It is with this object in view that the
principal officers of tho Knights of Labor
are now ou their way hore accompanied
by two of Mr. McKluloy's closo friends.
OPPOSED TO NINE HOURS.
The TypntllolM of Neir York AVtll Not
Urunt the rrlutttrs' Ueliiantls.
New York, June 80. A full meeting
of tho ryphothotro Society was held at
their rooms, 10 Park Place, during tho
afternoon, to discuss the proposition of
the journeymen printers asking for a re
duction of labor to nine hours.
The following resolution was unani
mously passed t "That the socloty oau
not entertain the proposition ot tho jour
neymen printers to nine hours and will
oppose it."
Secretary Pasco is of the opinion that
the adoption of tho resolution will lead
to a genoral strike in September.
Quoon Victoria Yus Chief Sponsor.
Londos, June 80. A large number of
members of the roynl family, attended
the christening at Chnpol Royal, St.
James Palace, of the duughtcr of tho
Duke and Duchess of Fife. Tho water
which was used In tho ceremony was
brought from tho River Jordan. Queen
Victoria acted as chief sponsor. Among
those present wero the Queen of Den
mark, the Prince and Princess of Wales,
Princess Victoria of Wales, and the Duke
of Clarence and ot Avondalo, the eldest
eon of the Prince of Wales. The Arch
bishop of Canterbury and tho Bishop of
London, Dean of the Royal Chapel, of
ficiated. leprosy Victims Secretly Blaln.
Ottawa, Ont., Juno 80. Dr. Smith,
superintendent of the Tracadle Laz retto,
has returned from British Colomblt,
whither he was sent to investigate re
ports of leprosy among tbe Chinese in
that province. He found that all the de
veloped cases In Victoria, six in numbor.
had been segregated on an island about
17 miles from Victoria, whore they havo
been supplied with necessaries sufficient
to last them eight months. In two casoi
Dr. Smith found that the victims of tho
leprosy had been secretly slain by their
fellow countrymen to prevent the possi
bility ot contagion.
Sensational Natvs About JSIsmarck.
London, June 80. The Times this
morning publishes an interview with
Count Von Muuster in Berlin in which ho
says tbat Prince Bismarck's retirement
was determined upou by the old and not
by the young Kaiser. He says Bismarck
was retained as Chancellor only as long
as wns necessary, and it was settled be
fore the old Kaiser died that Von Caprlvi
would be Bismarck's successor. The
statement will undoubtedly create a sou
sation in Germany.
ICiIttor CUi Itetlres To-Day.
Boston, June 80. The Journal to-day
contains an editorial, signed by Wm. W.
Clapp in which be nnnouncos his retire
ment from the editorial and business
management of the pnper. Col, Clapp
has been with the Journal S3 yours. Ho
Is succeeded by Stephen O'Meara, whoh.iH
had SO yearn' experience in Boston
Journalism.
Hie Dory Ait-rmMtl Spolcou.
Gloucesteh, Mass., June 80. The dory
Mermaid, dipt. Andiews, was spoken on
June 2.') by the schooner Delia V. Tarr of
tills city, 03 miles oft Highland Lights.
Capt. Andrews reported thnt he was very
tired, having had no sleep for 80 hours.
Bwulluwrd Ills I'ulso Teeth.
jDOevroN, June 80. James Corcoran died
in the hospital here last night from tha
effects ot having; swallowed his false
teuth.
I'oor lettr's 1'eiice ."olleetlon.
Rome, June 80. The collection of
Peter's pence in the provinces Is much
below tho average and Is pronounced ft
failure.
Macbeth's "pearl top " and
" pearl glass " lamp-chimneys
are made of tough glass that
costs four times as much as
common glass; and the work
on them costs a good deal
more than the work on com
mon chimneys, just as the
work on a dress is propor
tioned to cost of stuff.
The dealer is right in saying
lie can't afford to sell them at
the prices of common glass
chimneys.
( And what will become of
his chimney tradeiif his chim
neys never break ? He is apt
to be wrong there. He can
afford to charge a fair price
and give new chimneys for all
that break in use.
Have a talk with him. '
nttrtunj. a bo. A. MACBBTB A CO.
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ENNYROYAL PJLLS
" "riffinfH end wnljr Venuine.
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51.75
$3 SHOE
and other special
ties for Gentlemen,
rim tod. nnd ho Btflnined on Ijotrom. Adit rots
uiu etc., uru war
TV. 1,. J)),iI,Ar3.1trocli!on,IInhs. Soldb
filck ItesdACho and rolleva all tho tronble luef
dent to a bilious Btato of tho system, suoh od
Dizziness, Kausca, proivslnoss. Distress aftee
rating. l'ala in tho KUo, ta. While thelrmosl
j-eaoiiaMo success has oeou shown In curlSQ 4
Ilc&lacho, yet Carter's Little Llvar Fills ard
equally valuable In Constl ration, curing and pro
voatlDS this anuoyln r complalut,wh!l3 they also
correct all dlsorilorsofthostouiachitlmulate tha
(Ivor and rogulato tho LowcU. E von it they only
f Achs they would bo almost nrteclcss to those who)
1 Buffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu
nately their cuodnoaa does notond hero,and those
who once try thcni will find theso Uttla pills vara
ftblo In bo many ways that thoy nlll not be wit
illng to do without them. Hut after ollolcfc hoi4
Is the bane ot so many lives that berofswhera
wemsVeourgrcatboast, Our pills cure it wbJIO)
nthnrs fin not.
I Carter's Little Liver Fills aro very small and
very easy to tako. Ono or two pills tuako a dose.
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe oc
purgo, but by uiclr gentle action ploaso all who)
usethom. In vials at 23 cents) Uvofortt. Sold
by dronglsta everywhere, or sont by mall.
. CARTER MEDICINE CO., Hew York!
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
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Old.Younor Mld-la An ad don't i-tl.r t lonit
orocrikiu, u.ipitrimeut 1 hT tr;thle known lo
n4iol ko4ur(lo,i teioaof, ubstli utile u.4 old eul Hllcitod,
to ntllwr who UUe icllof l oner frwh own eared in 4
to 1Q djr. BoicMts.o Uiwpitbi tirlaQi II OtrmtDf. Ivor
I tad, Futiav ftnrl lixuli, m mrtlfluHe tad dipluuiu ptott ,
tad ycir. ( rucllcil n rl. uotf JO.MV wm ourod ) nirlj .
finOt nlM be .i to im Ivtrtltinx doctor, b
Q XU)VfllU u !,,. u m Kwmtkiil, kuowledfO o.l
porUbo t&d who ctn bow totpr pttloaU pirnitiioutl
otfod m Ica ftfur nutfj ml tlienUtiyr dootoro
rulntd tbtuu .Heml 1, iutup fur l-,l "THOTM" tnd twf
UwUBiualkU t-iuuniii ouiit tnl -Ivi rtUiasT doclcrt !.
tbir rtlto ttid rVtJilul' &t c rtiitvu4 ttiBioo1tl. thnt
oiptrleiM-, ihof do niji an . tli ir .cbonie of rt-O'lli 4
tMMMJ or tr'Phdlj lulti in ' tlul,.l.t t) ind worlbltM drug
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