1
SHENANDOAH
Is the head centre of the Soliuvlklll
coal rcRion, thirteen miles fioni
the county seat. It Is on the
line of the Phllndelphla arid
Read I n g, Pc n n By 1 van 1 it m i tl
Lehigh Valley railrrmdM,
thus ollrrlng excellent
facilities for travel.
Not quite 4 hnui-M
rldefrom iheoity
of Philttdelnhla
P0PyLSIlFHS30,000
It posBeaoes (lie greatest Iti
duceirientB for the location
of ftectorUa, mills, &e. l'x
cellent. wiiter supply, fuel plen
tiful mid cheaper thnu any
where elpo Educational ad
vantages utisurpawcd. Pure air,
pure water, electric Halite, &&, Ac.
The Hudson XEIvcr Tunnel. fi
New Yohk, July 1. Tho stookltotd
orsofthe Hudson River Tunnel Com
pany have decided to issue bonds to tho
-amount of 86,000,000 In ilenomlnntioas
of $1,000 for the purpose of retiring out
standing mortgages -and for tho comple
tion of tho work.
ArelibUbop Tacllo Dying.
Winnipeg, Alan., July 1. Archbishop
Tailio, who for two decades has beon the
luiad of tho Roman Catholic church In
the Canadian Northwest and the foro
most Canadian prelate, is lying at tho
point of dentil. His recovery is believed
to bo Impossible.
Doanfl's Crooked 1lttnactloiis.
New Bhdford, . Mass., July 1. It is
now thought that the amount of J. H. J.
Donne's crooked transactions will amount
to $15,000, hut the banks decline to give
tho sovernl amounts held. J).aue is bo
Ilevcd to have sailed for Europe.
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THOUSANDSKILLED
Tcrriblo Scones of Slnucjlitor
Along tlio African Const.
SAVAGES RAID THE VILLAGES
They Hold Stwrifioa leasts and Murder
Their Prisoners- '
Two Ilumlrffl Vlrtlms In One Day Killed
nt CoolllnKAluTIln Chiefs Ullllblo tollls
Iioso of Tlielr Cttlltlvnaita Sliivr-a Hnvlvitt
of lllo Old roi'lll of llluuilsliuil The
DhiiIH Drum Ilunril Dully
London, July 1. Advices just received
from Sierra Leone say that the vigilant
suppression of tho slave trade along tho
ooast nnd the consequent inability of tho
warlike races to dispose of their captives
at n profit lias caused a revival in tho
most terrible form Of the scenes of
slaughter nnd bloodshed which formerly
made ovory ohtef town of tho interior a
Golgotha.
Cooinaasie, it is snid, hns again wit
nessed tho killing of as many as 200 vic
tims in one day, and tho death drum is
heard in the streets even more frequent
ly than before tho Bvltlrili Ashonteo ex
pedition, when it was hoped such scenes
were put to an end forever.
Tho savage Wangarus recently mado
a raid into IMgombii, completely devas
tating tho villages, and carrying off over
2,000 captives. They wore unablo to get
rid of the prisoners as slaves, and hold a
sncrlflce feast, which lastod three days,
in which overy enptivo perished, not
even children being spared.
It Is universally admitted In the scttlo
iiouts that the approaching extinction of
the slnvo trade in Western Africa is
miking warfare nioro merciless than it
lsed to be.
LOOKING FOR POISON,
Slcltoiiry's Life Wan Insm-ml for Over
rivn Million Dollars.
London, July 1. It appears that tho
exhumation of McIIenry's body, with a
view to examination for poison, was dona
for the reason time lleHeury's Iifo was
insured for over $5,000,00 0 in various
companies in England and America. Tho
companies, or some of thorn, suspect sui
cide by poison, which would void the
policies.
It was intei'Jcd to conceal tho fact of
the exhumation, at least until after tho
result of tho analysis of the stomach
was ascertained, and to koep tho secret
forever, should 110 poison ho discovered.
The analysis will be completed about tho
end of tho week.
The friends of McIIenry scout tho idea
of suicido, and are indignant at tho imb-
l liclty given to tho case.
INCREASE IN FAILURES.
This Your Blioivlni; Up lladlyln Compari
son With 1890,
New Yohk, July 1. Tho business
failures for tho flwt six months of tho
present year aro reported by It. Q. Dun
& Co. to number 0,074, as against 0,885
in tho same period of 1890.
The increase of 080 failures is unusual
ly large. The extent of tho liabilities is
also excessive. -The amount owed by
the parties who havo failed in 1891 foots
up to $92,000,000, while for tho saiiio
period ill 1890 they wero only $03,000,
000, indicating an iucreaso in liabilities
of $27,000,000.
Notwithstanding tho oxtromo oxtonts
of these casualties and other adverse
circumstances, tho reports from all por
tions of tho country indicate a fairly
healthy condition of trade, and excellent
prospects in viow of tho laro increase of
wealth from (rowing crops and active
industrial enterprises.
Four Killed by 11 Ilollor Kxplotlon.
White Haven, Pa., July 1. A disas
trous explosion occurred on the Central
Railroad of New Jersey near Nesquo
honlng Junction, by which four men
wero instantly killed. Yard engine No.
33 wn3 shifting freight and had just
passed out of tho yard when tho boiler
exploded. The locomotive was totally
wrecked, the boiler being blown thrto
hundred feet up the mountain side. Tho
names of the killed are: Engineer
Thomas Trip, Munch Chuulc, Flremnn J.
Pope, Linsford; Brokemau Gallngher,
Mauch Chunk; Brnkeman Smith, Mauch
Chunk.
Clinuce la the Lorllhil'il Couip my.
New York, July 1. Official announce
ment Is made that the property and
business of P. Lorillard & Co,, tho to
bacco manufacturers, has been turned
over to a stock company, with a cupital
of $5,000,000, of which $3,000,000 will bo
preferred stock, entitled to 8 por cent,
cumulative dividends and $3,000,000
common stock. Tho directors for the
first year are Pierre Lorillard, Plorre Lor
illard. Jr., Georuo D. Flulay, Ethan Allen
1 and George F, Crane.
The Whlto Caps in Court.
Ve8t Medway, Mass., July 1. -John
F, Welch, Michael Khenny, John Henry,
Peter Gallagher nnd Charles F. Gormley,
tho White Cnps charged with (assaulting
Herbert N. Pratt nud ooatlng him witu
tnr, were In court during the day, but
the case was adjourned until July 7,
the piobucution not being ready.
World' Fair OommUnlonors
rrrrsBDBO, July 1. Herbert Welsh of
Philadelphia huviug dvoliued to servo as
a momber of the World's Fair Commis
sion, Gov. Pattisou appointed Col. Wm.
Huasou of Oil City in his std. William
H. Barnes of Pittsburg was appointed a
member of tho same commission, vico
Hubert Pltcalrn, also declined,
lletrothvd tu n Muld of Honor
BuCBAHBiir, July 1. Tho hetrothal of
Prince Ferdinand, tho youthful ruler of
Bulgaria, to Mile. Ueleue Bucuroscu, is
caitttuKa sensation, The lady Is one of
the maids of honor of tho Queen of llou
muulu, Buddeii Death of a UlHtrlet-Attorney,
Pittbbubo, July 1. Richard Johnston,
district-attorney of Allegheny County,
and a Wllliuut yonug lawyer, died sud
denly at 0 a. rn.
Dinlli from (lTei-I'lrtloii..
Nbwburou, N. Y July 1. James H.
Billly, lined 10, died last oyeulng front
the eitects of over-exertion In nn uthlotlo
contest At Wuppiugers Falls,
highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTE!
Tuo or tliH ICsonp'-fl CoiiyIcm Cuptnreit.
Bohtoh. July 1. Dauiel Mullaii and
James H. Coffey, two of the prisoners
who esunped from thfl Charlestown
prison, were eitured In the house at 41
Lowell stivet. They made an attempt
at lesistRticc, but were quickly subdued
and returned to prison, Two youug
women were found in their company
and they were arrested, charged with
Aiding the prisoners to escape. Lynch
Is still at large, and his fi-Uuds say he
will never be taken nlirc.
Itooktimlicr M'lclt .-luipnmlml.
Hahtford, Conn., July 1. Book
maker A. J. Welch was autpended la-st
night at n meeting of the direc
tors i the Charter O.ik Driving As
sooiatitn for using unparliamentary lan
guage to the officers of the track at"!i re
cent meeting. The uipelislon is for
tluoe months.
Natlnnul Convention of I'ontnl Clerkn.
Washington, July 1. Tho National
Executive Committee of Postolllco Clerks
has issued a call for a nation il conven
tion to be held in Pittsburg, Sept. 7.
Yuntlmr ludloatlons.
Washington, July t. Vor Now Enlanl
and liwtern Nor Yorlt:' Fair; wartnen
southerly winds.
For New Jersey: Light showora; stationary
teinimraturei southerly winds. Fair and cool
er Thursday.
For Western New York! Light showers; cool
er; westerly winds.
SKW VOKK MAK1CKTS.
New York, .lime 30. Honey 011 oall loaned
easy at 3H and 3 per cent.
1IONDS.
Otosintf Closing
Ywtevday. To-Uay.
4Me, 18D1 lieu 100 100
iiis, 1801 Coup 100 100
4 g, 1D07 Ue HBW 118L4
4 s, 1007 Coup U7 117W
8TOCTC MAItKBTO.
Closing Closlnj
restei-d.iy. To-dar.
Canadian raeldo 70 a A
Central Facitlo 30 .'in
Chtcago. Uur. 1-Quinoy tOW
Dolaware & Huuwn..'. 128 l'iy
Del., Lack. & Western..., 135VS 13 Ji
llrie. lH 1
lh ie pref , 48
Lake Shoro 1011M lOflW
Ix)Uls.&ah 71 ?M
Sllchlifiin Central HSii Wl
Mlssoml l'licille .' i)'J 117
Now Jersey Contml , lOB.i 107M
Northwestern UU l04Vi
Oreiron Nnlgutio:i U 71
l'aeiilo Mull ail4 U3
Hiaillna: , ,.. !i0 Wil
KockUlnud , 70M 711;
Kt. l'ttiil U1M 03'
Union Vncllle 43 44j
western union ,014 -,u
l'HODUOJS MAHICBT.
July Aiiir. Bept.
Wheat. 100M .
Corn ITT W 67M
Oats 3d 34 li
MRUCA STILE nXCIIANQl!.
Iluttor In niorj dHinutid uml steady. West
ern OXU'llh. tSo
Ubiis .inn. Hint.' frth, 17Sc.al8o.; West,
em lich, lt.o al ,c.
"Blacking
IS WATERPROOF. ,
Shoes can
HO BRUSHING REQUIRED. J
Used by men, women and children.
Brother ooma out and let mo be Inside. Will taj
face and hands be red, too?
Of course they will Bister, because Papa painted
too window with
10c. A nOTTXE 10c.
WOLF? to RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
IWiillneiia. NrvoiiiiiKia. IlMhlllt. nnd nil
the train of evila from early erroraorlater oxcomcb
the reulta of orerwork, aicbueas, worry, etc Full
etrongtb, derelopraent, nn1 tuuo plven to every
j organ and portion of tho body, (ilroplo, natural
I snethoda. ltumaiat Improvement Been. Failure
impuMiDie. reierencoa. iiooK, expianatioai
vol proofs uMled(enied)freo. -Address
ERIE MCDIOAt. CO., BUFFALO, H. Y,
RUPTURE,
We. the undersliined.
are cntuely nund of
uumure nv ur j. 11.
Ilartung. New Kh Kguld, I'a , I. -andl Houtli
Easinn.ru , Ij I'. t". A Delurck, O ey, I'a,,
it. n. Mlunlv. 4ajHnrm-aHt. Lf-liAnon. Ia. A.
may me, mi a run hi,, i-i.na. tlouiiui k
Sehnolder. l.ixu-i flnle, I'a., D, It. Noll, Mine-
kiln, I'u , Win K. flm insllne, l'lioiixville,
l'a W. M Ilnbuih, 621 Wliligton u.,
Hi af lug, I'ii., J. C I, vi e Ml" W. Winampt.,
Harris ur; I'h, (,'. ICtiliu Doiutlasfcville, fa.
Ilr. vl.WKlt is at Hniel I"enn, Umdlnjr, I'a.,
on the 2nd Uuturday 01 euoh mouth, 011 to
Bte hllu.
Or tl Liquor Uabu, lottMely t'ui tu
uy uojuimsienne jar. itaities'
lolfleit NiieelHr.
It Is msDufauturod n a powder, waiah can be given
fx gl(M4 01 beur, oup of oollee or tut, or In food,
without tho kuowfedjce of ibo putlout. It in absolutely
b.riutead, and will (jffat . r.eru.uont auil ipoed
ure, wbetber tlia paun.it in a laoduratu drinker or
sn aloohollowrauK 11 in,. Keen icivlii ,0 Hiomands
of oaaea, sad In very tustnni" a pt ,fnt euro hai fol
lowed It never I-uUp. Top yatom -noe itnpresnei
dwith the Bpeatai'.it ber-in j ea uunr impobuibillt
lor tna liquor appol cao rvia
49 page pools of puruouiara lr e. To ba had a
C. H, HAGENBUCH, Druggist, Shenandoah
U. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
King
bwder
PURE
lflgli Lhlns Ilnlnixl Him.
riTTMiBi.n, Mass., July 1. Crosnr
Cessna, who is in jail awaiting trim on
the ohftrpe of emliezzlenient, hns refused
to partake of food since he waa arrested
in Now York a week ago. He was for
merly, an Insurance agent in North
AilHiim, hut high 11 vina ruined him. lie
declares that he will never enter a court
rootn utid refuses to see a doctor. The
jalt authorities claim not tu be anxious
auout mm.
Tlie TjiuMg Trimetly.
BUOirtn-TW, July I. Ths latest develop
ment In the L,ulilg tiardy is that lino
trttrt Lrhig, ho wits killed hy Darwin
J. ileserulo, .n hcuvuy insured. It is
said tliat some lime tiiuc ngoJUtrhig had
his Ufa luiured for $13, OIK) in favor
of Miss Dovie t'oiney Uonislook, who Is
now til jail as an accessory to the crime,
The Woman hersalf is authority for that
sttUumeut,
Mliiiniooed to IVttftliluffron.
lUUTroRD, Conn., July l.-Gov. Dulke
ley has been summoned to Washington
us n witness in the appeal oase uf Gray vs.
tho State of Connecticut. Sumo of Mr.
llulkuley's ftieuds claim that ho will tes
tify as Governor, and that this summons
Is ij quasi-recognilion' of his title to that
office by the United States Supremo
Court.
An Old HaiitlHt Clerjcylintn Jltind.
New LoxnoN, Coun., July 1. Itev. A.
D. l'nlnier, 1).U , a well-known Baptist
clergyman, died lust night, aged 78. Ills
service in tho nilnstry covered a period of
00 yews. lie was the father of A. At.
Palmar, the well-kuown Now Voik
theatrical manager.
Daly I.nat In tlio l'woirth Con ml.
JIWkbafouh, Minn., July 1. Tho
fight between johnny Van Ileest of this
city and I) m Daly of Bangor, Me., for a
purse of $700, came oft last night nt tho
TAviu City Athletic Club. Vnnlloest won
tho fight In the 12th rouud.
jtfomlnatlons by Gov. Kuesoll.
Bowro.v, July 1. Gov. Hussell has
sent to the Kxecutive Council tho follow
ing nominations: Mr. Cbnuncey of Cam
bridge as Itiilrond Commissioner, and
John 15. Sauford of Taunton reappointed
Harbor und Land Commissioner.
1.000 men HtrlUe.
Potts m.TJS, Ya., July 1. Tho 1,000
employes nt tho I'ottsvillo Steel and
Iron Company's works struck at
midnight because William Atkins, presi
dent of the company, refused to sign tho
Western scale of wages.
Horses Down With tlio fiil.
Haverhill, Mass., July 1. Half tho
horses In town aro down with the grip.
Many have already died. A "transporta
tion fauiluo" Is threatened.
Dr. 8pltrceon Is ltottor.
London, July 1. Tho Ilov. Dr. Spur
geon Is bettor.
Advertising
it Is said will eell anything, this 111
true in a measure; but for staying
qualities,- merit is the tost. Extenslv
advertising may sell anything wfaera
it is new or unknown, but after it
comes into general use, it is judged
iccording to its worth. The continued
and steady growth of Swift's Spool fU
la the best cvklonco of its oxcollenco.
It is most popular whoro it is best
known. Every bottle sold, Bella tan
others. Every one that takes it be
comes its friend, and recommends It
to their acquaintances.
Troatiso on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed freo.
ISwiit Spxcitm Co., Atlanta, Oa,
THE SEASON FOR
PIC-NICS
JJJJIA'O AT IIAXV,
Committeemen should bear In
mind tliut tlio Herald ofllce
is prepared to do nil kindoof
Poster Workl
at the moat rcnsonnble nil on.
Give us a call and obtain our
prices. All work done when
promised and In a fntlsfsctury
manner.
H.
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PHYSICIAN AND SUltGEON,
Vo; 9 Kast Centre HI ret t; Mnbanoy City, I'i
Hkinandall speolal diseases a specialty.
OFFERING WOMEN"
PMAHli.i
hito trjublorf wtth tli)FdniM I nr JrrKtu 1 iti
iMtit 1 y fdllort ifif 11 t'til i crupo nr, or f 'oi ' ( t
iti :-i,nul ' 'rt- ii ; ynli it to Lh(r t-Li '
tt DRt RuCHOIUE'y CMflbrateci
WALE REGULATING PI LLC
i7Bra Bi rengtl er.l.iT t 1 Cue eoiiri eyeirl , .. iiu.
rik'orimdn ' f r. 0 ifi utl fan tloasnl'i -i
nittnind. BentOii- .1. - uari'lv reuleit, SI. Ai'ai.
jr.HartoriVletllolnoCdMST.LOUIS. ta
WASHINGTON TOPICS
ALarKoNumbor of Clerks Fear
l)isinis.sal To-Duy.
IN A STATE OF EXPECTANCY.
Several Diaohargm Have Been Made by
Oomtninloner Banm.
The Weather riwi-tinu Tnnlerid To-dny
- Knights of lAbor Utiiinaffil by the
I'ederHtlon Beirore n elary roalerKx
Seimtor Infnlts Mhe Mia lltliut na n
Iicttireir Thn lrsUteiil'a Vettoti.
Washinotok, July 1. A great many
discharges, new appointments and pro
motions were 111 deto-dy In the various
government departments to mark tho th
c ming of a new fiscal year. Employes
generally have been In a state of expect
ancy and fear for several wceki, but
many of them will not hear of their good
or 111 fortune until the numerous orders
dated July 1 are made public
Commissioner of Pensions Ranm, who
has been conducting a quiet luvaatlga
tinn of his own since the discovery of his
son's action as Assistant Chief Clerk of
the Peusion Bureau, let fall his axe to
day, and the heads of several clerks fall
ill his basket.
THE WEATHEFT BUREAU.
rrof. llnrrlngtnu Succueilt tlon. Oreeley
111 lis Chief To-llny.
Washwotow, July 1. The formal
transfer of the Woather Uliroau from the
War Department to the Agricultural
Department, under an act of the last
Congiess, took plaoe to-rl .y. Gen.
Greeley relinquishes the duties of ohtef
of tho bureau.
The first official act under tho now dis
pensation was the the appointment of
tho new chief, Prof. Mark W. Harring
ton of Michigan. He has been for the
past 12 years profesor of astronomy in
tho University of MloliUan and is re
garded as an accomplished student of
meteorology anil oltmatlo problems.
LABOR UNIONS AT WAR.
Tho lderatlou Takes it Ifittiil in tho Dls
littte llefore Hecretavy rostar.
Washington, July 1. Hugh Cava
naugh of Cincinnati, and John Devlin
of the executive board of the Knights of
Labor, had a conference with Secretary
Foster about tho ro-appolutment of seven
plate printers recently removed by Col.
Meredith, Chief 'of the Bureau of En
graving and Printing.
Arrangements worn progrosslng for a
settlement of all differences when a dele
gntlou representing tho Federation of
Labor, a rival order, called at the Tiens
ury Department and asked for a hearing
beforo any agreement was made with the
Knights. Tlio Federation representa
tives wero ndmlttod and at onco objected
strenuously to any concession being
made to the Knights which should put
their men ahead of mombers of the Fed
eration already on tho "olmnce" list of
tho bureau and awaiting employment.
This new complication of the case
made any further agrcemont Impossible,
and the Secretary was compelled to leavo
the quetion pending until the l.ibor or
ganizations can settlo tho Inside fight
among themselves.
T. V. Powderly did not call 011 Secre
tary Foster.
INQALLS AS A LECTURER.
The lSx-Scuntor fttulco Ills Debut ut
Oteu IScho.
Washinotok, July 1. For the first
time since he left public life Senator Iu
galls appeared in public last ovonlng,
making his debut as a lecturer upon the
stugo of tho amphitheatre of the National
Chautauqua at Glen Echo, nearthis olty.
His talk was on tho "Problems of the
Second Century," and ho was listened to
by a large audienoe.
Ho paid his respects to those person
who want nionoy to bo as freo as the
lcavos in the torest In the autumn, and
who are so anxious to have Congress pay
their debts.
He deprecated tho Btite of affairs
which umdo It possible for 80,000 peoplu
to control one-half of all tho accumulated
woalth of tne couutry, but be evidently
did not see how this was to bo helped.
He said that it all tho woalth was
divided so that each person received his
per capita per year in six months somo
would be riding in palnco cars aud somo
in bagi;ngo curs; some would bo on foot
aud others would bo sitting in tlio fence
corners watching the procession go by.
He said that no legislation in tho
world could change the distinctions
which exist between men, and added
that If somo people were rioh and others
wore poor tho fault lay with tho Creator.
llrr-lproclty With Yrnezuelm
Washington, July 1. The Depart
ment of State has received a telegrun
from tho United States Minister at Cara
cas, conveying the information that tho
Congress of Venezuela has responded
favornhly to tho reciprocity provision of
the tariff act of 1800 of the Congress of
the United States, and has conferred
upon the President of Venezuela full au
thority to entor with the President of
the United States upon a commeralal
nrraugomeut, aud put it 111 operation
without further deluy.
Hank Failure to ba luvtiatlff ated.
Wabmnoton, July 1. Comptroller La
cey has sent a communication to Receiver
Yartlley, of the Keystone National Dank
of Philadelphia, enclosing a oonunu
nlonlloii to Mayor Stuart, which is the
first noUtloutiou that the Government Is
going to take notion iu the affairs of tho
Keystone and Spring Garden National
banks. A rigid examination is to bo
made by the Government,
Chinese BuiUffGlf r Oanscht
Wasiiuxoton, July 1. A dispatch from
Victoria, 11. C, buh that the Custom
House offiuinls have seized the sloop
Flora, of Seattle, loaded with Chinamen
preparing to be smuggled across tho
straits. A tlue of $-100 was imposed.
The President's Trip tn Caps 3 1 ay,
Washington, July 1. The President
will leuvo Wasnington either Friday or
Snturduy for Cape May. Unless urgent
business calls him to Washington he will
remain at Cape May continuously for a
mouth or six weeks.
' 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 tho
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 trade.if 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. "
riUstmi. Qto. A. Machth Co.
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ENSWROYfil, PILLS
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ToafOipJti. 33? 13.,
CUR!
tHck Hwdacho and relievo all tho tronblen incf
lout to a bilious Btnte of tho sy stem, auch 09
Dizslnefls, Knuson, Drowaiuoas, Piatresii after
eating, l'aln in the Sulu, tze. Whilo their most
ycinarlmblo euocoss has been shown lu ouilof; j
noactaeho, yot Oartor'a Llttlo tlve? Ma fttO
equally TRluablo In Constipation, curing and pro
renting thieannoylnecomplaintbllo theyalntj
correct all disordom eft he b tomachUmulato tha
i'.ver and regulato tUo boweW. liven it tliey only
MEAD
f Acbfl tboy would bo nlmoftt prlccloan ta Ihoso wha
eufior from tMed.HtrotwingconjpLalnt; but f orta
cately their poodueaa dooa notend hcro.and thoea
irhotmce try them ivlil find theao llttla pills vulu
fibl in no xiiRiiy v?ye that they will not bo wil
l!u0 to &o KitUout tticm. But a ft or tUlslck bo&4
flsthebansef so many lives that horelswnera
WomaVeourgreatboast. Our pills cure it wbllo
I others do not.
I Carlefo Little Liver Pills aro vary small and
very eaay to tako. Ono or two rills mako a dosa.
They are strictly vegetable ana do not gripe or
purge, but by thoir yentlo action please all who
UMthem. luvlalsnt'JScontsi llvoforfl. Sold
by droggiaU everywhere, or sont by mall.
. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York:
SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE
Dr. Thee!
1!i. inuit reliable fttttt oemfu(
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