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r
ONE ENJOYS
Both tlio method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refrcshiug to tho taste, and acts
fently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cleanses the' By
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevcre and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to tho tasto and ac
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and havo mode it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c
and SI bottles Ijy all leading drug
gists. Any reliable drumst who
way not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly lor any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
tubstituto.
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SAN FRANCISCO CAL.
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Rck Headache and relievo aU tbo troubles lnof
dont to a bllloua state of tho B7stom. suoh 9JS
IMzzlness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after
eating. Fain in the Hide, to. While their most
remarkable eucccea has boon shown la curing .
Hoafiaebe, yet Carter's Iittlo Liver Ml art
equally Taluatlo In Constipation, curing and pre
venting thlsannoylngcomplalnt.'whlla they alts
correctaUdlaonlcrsorthestomachtlmnlalotha
; Wcr an a regulate tho bow eU. Even IX Uicy only
curea
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tailor trom tils dlstressinu complaint; but f ortu
sately their QOQdnesadocsnotendhore,bn(lthoso
trhoonretry lliom vrlll find theao litllo pills Tain,
able In so many ways that thoy will not ba vrll
illBg to do without them. Eatafterauslckb.ead
flathebweof eo many lltren that hero la where
iwemaVeourgreatboast. OurpUUcuroltwhUa
others do not. ...
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very easy to talio. One or two pllla rualiia doso.
They arottrlotly vagctablo and do not gripe or
purge, but by their Gentle action please aU wha
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by drugjlaU everywhere, or sent by mall.
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Plaster will give great latmactioa. as cents.
SHILOH'S ViTALIZER.
lira. T. B. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn.. says
"RhOoh't Vitall2er' SAVED MY LIFE .
tonstdertlthcbfttrtmtdyforadtbttUatetlqisttm
J ever used." For Dyspepsia, LI ver or Kidney
vrourjiQ 11 oxoeia. i-noe m cia. (
eElLOH'SCATARRH
JigPR E M E DY.
. Have you Catarrh? Try this Remedy. Itwill
dBellovoand Cu-e you. Price 10 els. This In,
victor for lUsuccesatul treatment la furnished
Tree. Shlloh's Remedies are sold by us on a
guarantoo to giro sauaiaoiiuu.
Fpr Ble by 0. H. Hagenbuoh.
I E Downs' Elixir
WILL CURB THAT
Oold
AND STOP THAT
.trxul hn in t for SIXTY TJSAllS
and baa proved Itself the best remedy I
Known for the euro oi lensumptuni,
iCoughs, Qol&; Whooping Cough, oiiii
Tail Xung nueatet In young or old.
l'rlce 3o:, oOo., and tl oo per ootue. T
am n ciicnvvMUPDC H
EZOTY, JOEKflOlt a LOiB, Prejs.. Bulltrtoj, VUi
M SO HAPPY!
Q BOTTLES
W OF
Kelieved me ot a severe Wood troulil,
It has also caused my hair to grow out
u din, as it had been falling out by the
.andiul. After trying many physicians
n vain, i am so nappy to una a curt1 id
. .-.S. O. H. Eujekt, Galveston, Tex
SCI iI?Ph Hyforctnjroutceriusof dls.
vuivuw ease and the poison as well
EX U7Ii la entirely vegetable and harmless.
e treatise on lllood and BIilu mailed free
CARTERS
RIVER WmM
gj PIUS.
ROMPT ACTION NEEDED
1 X '
Order To Be Maintained On
The Mexican Border.
REVOLT MUST BE STAMPED OUT.
Tvuops to He Sent to the Scene our
l'rlcndly llelatlons With Our Southern
Neighbor Strained Captain llourks on
tho So-cnllcil ltevolutlnll.
Wasiiivoto.v. Decs 28. Cant. Jolm G.
Bomke, of theTnlrd United St tes Cov
nlry, who lias tiikcn an active part in
Liirupnigns against Mexican ImndltR along
the border, bus beem in consultation with
War Department oltlciuW hero and returns
to tho Mo Grilndo country to-day. It is
understood that he vHU bo given enough
troops to stamp out the so-called revolu
tionists and niulutaiu order.
The representations tho Mexican au
thorities to tbo State Department havjj
been such that prompt nctiou is uecesiary
it friendly relations with our southern
neighbor are to bu maintained. Captain
Bourke sayt.:
I reuilv believe things cannot help be
ing worso before they are better. I also
believe that the United States is going to
do its best to make life burdensome for
the irresponsible uiul troublesome Mexi
cans who have tor tho past year maue
themselves so conspicuously disagreeable.
There uru two kinds oi Mexicans on
our side uf the boundary lino. Those who
reside iu tho towns, such places as Laredo,
Iirownsvillo, Matmiioras, Corpus UUristi,
and San Diego, are in the main very do
cunt people, and, of course, have nothiug
to do with these troubles.
Tho beliirerent class is made up of tho
worst elements that ever stood in the way
of civilization. Mexicans in their origin
and speech, hut anti-Mexican in sympathy
they cr use our southern neiguuor u great
dual of trouble.
"Incidentally they worry us a great
deal, for thoy aro Just as much antl-
Americiui as they are itnu-juexican. ineir
character is utterly devoid of principle,
ind in ull their utterances there is no
semblance ot oatriotism. Whou you say
thoy'ro 'agin the government' on eacn side
of the river, you have stuttu tueir creeu.
They live from hand to mourn, uuu aro
altogether extremely undeslrablo people
to have any dealiugs witu.
'Everbody lu that region, or noariy ov-
rrvbodv. svmnathlzus with this lawless
ness, and In very many Instances olllcials
who nave sworn to upnoiu me stuiuius
havo burred the way so effectually that
justice could not be meted out.
"The Bio Grands Valley is a very ncn
country. Its area is as large as that of all
New England and Its soil extiemely fer
tile wherever water can bepoureu upon it.
"The day Is coming when it will bo a
remarlcablr wealthy section oi tue uni
ted States, but before such a desirable
condition Is uosslble we must, purgu our
selves of the detestable class which now
prevents civilization from putting Its
loot in the valler of th IUo Cli-ande."
The War Department has received Irom
Uen. Wbeaton. commanding tue .Depart,
ment of Texas, a despatch confirming the
news of a fight between Lieut. West's
troop of cavalrymen and bandits. It is
said to bo the ilrst oQicial information re
ceived at the department of anything ap
proaching an organized attempt at revo
lution. Among the things captured by the cav
alry-men wers arms and clothing taken
from Mexican soldiers at tho St. Iguuclo
light.
THE WHITE HOUSE QUARANTINE.
Does Not Affect Orllrlal Hualness Jlur-
tcna Harrison's Condition.
Wasbinqton, Dec. 28. The Wiilto
House is still in a state of quarantine,
and bids fair to remain so for at least
three weeks to come. Red cards, saying
"Scarlet fever within," are on entrances
to private part of the mansion on the
first and second floors, and tho outside
doors display small notices to the effect
that the house has been closed to tho
public,
The omce part oi tue uunuing nowever,
is open for business as usual.
There Is no material cuange in uttie
Martena Harrison's condition, and nono
is expected until the dissase has run its
allotted course,
Tho attack is a mild one and gives no
reason for special alarm.
Benjamin and June Aiciv.ee are still
prisoners In the house with quarters re
moved a long distance away iroru tue
sick chamber.
MR. BLAINE'S IMPROVEMENT.
The Kx-Seeretary, Though, Is Still a Very
6lclc Man.
Washington, Dec ii8. "Mr. Blaine
is as well as ho was yesterday arid is Im
proving," said Dr. Johnson, as ha came.
from the Blaln residence this morning.
The Btream of Inquires us to the state
of Mr. Blaine's health contjuuos, and to
such an extent as yo require frequent
Changes in tue uiiumiauis ub me uuur. ,
Among the callers on th family fast
nln-ht were ths ' dauah'ters '"ot Senator
Ilrice of Ohio. It seems to b'e settled thai
Mr. Blalna will not lea- Washington for
some months to 'come, even if in th
meautlme his health should improve suf
ficiently to warraht his' removal.
It is also understood' that whllo Mr.
Blaine really shows marked Improvement;
as compared with his condition very re
cently, be is still a very slckuian sojick
that he can only sit erect when propped
up with pillows.
Tho Dubllfl lZiploilon.
Dublin, Deo. 28. James Stephens, tb
former head-centre of tho Fenian Brother
hood, wheii questioned In regard to the
explosion which killed Detective Synnott,
declared that the Fenians were incapable
of such cowardly work.
Whits Will Contest Compromised.
Boston, Deo. 28. The litigation grow
ing out of the will of the lute Fire Com
missioner Edward A. White, has been
settled by a compromise. The coutest in
volved the disposition of an estate valued
at no less than $850,000.
Carlo's 1'ather-ln-I.aw Dead,
San Amonio, Tex., Dec. 28. it is re
ported here ihut Alexandra Gonzales, tho
father hi law or Catarlno Garza, lias died
at his ranch ut Palito Blanco, Nuecos
county
Iron Mills Shut Down.
IlETW.KHEii, Pa , Peo, 28. The Besse
mer rail, converting, billet and puddling
nil 11 of the Bethleheni Irou oompuuy hare
FAMINE IN FINLAND.
Many Vlllngos Snowbound, and It Is
Feared Whole Communltlm May 1'Arlsh
Stockholm, Dec. 28. The famine in
.North Finland Is increasing, principally
among the agricultural classes. Many
villages arc snow-bound, and It Is feared
that the sufferings of tho pcffyle are in
tense, as they have no moans ' ot break
irig through the great drifts on account
of the weakness of themselves and their
cattle.
It is feared that whole communities
have perished, as nothing has been heard
from them for a number of days.
It Is believed that the survivors will
Abandon the country by wholesale during
the coming spring and summer and re
move to some part of North America.
LIEUT. PEARY'S VOYAGE.
Tfurnoroue Applications to Join Ills Arctlo
Tarty Already Coming In.
Philadelphia, Dec. 28. Lieut. Robert
E. Peary, the Arctlo explorer, when inter
viewed by a reporter, ald that he had al
ready written to St. Johns, N. F., to en
gage a ship for his proposed expedition to
the North next summer.
Application to join his party, he con
tinued, are coming in with every mail,
and ho had not yet been nblo to attend to
any of them.
The Urlehunrt IVntchlnir Frniii'v.
Roue, Deo. 28. The Driebund nations,
Germany, Italy and Austria, regard the
situation in Franco as menacing tho penes
of Europe, and aro exchanging frequent
notes on tho subject. They havo decided
to hold themselves in readiness to act
promptly, from a military point of view,
In the event of a revolution In France.
Their embassies in Paris havo received
special instructions on tho subject.
IT Dr. JI 1(11 j nil Goes Weil.
St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 28 It Is bo
lieved that if Dr. McGlynn comes to tho
Northwest a new parish will bo carved
out for him, ns aU of tho priests in charge
of parishes are in high favor with tho
archbishop, and none of. them are likely
to be removed to make way for the re
stored priest.
ffae you
f n .your rafti ily
0
one'thln causes
dysjefisia than.
OTTOLN
is swt, deart,
and.
fie.-altfjfu.l .
other invfds
anc(
cart eat foocf QooK&d
vv7fJt oTYoLe:
Without unbieasant
e-rrecfr.
br tLCcoofViVtrj purposes
if Zs'pUH.JwEEfElf,
fitQEff "than tiny otAer
use CottoLENC.
Made only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.,
CHICAGO, and 138 H. Delaware Ave., Foils.
DOUGHERTY'S
Saloon and Restaurant
The leading plaoe la town.
Mas lately been entirely reno
vated Kvory thing new, olean
and fresh. The tlnest line of
Winos and Liquors I
Cigars, to., foreign and do
mestlo. Free lunch served
eachevenlcg. Big schooners
ot f resb,lieer,lorter, Ale, to.
OPPOSITE : THE : THEATRE.
J. I, DQUQHEKTY, Prop.
PHOTOGRAPHER DABB
Has purchased the best apparatus In the mar
ket, and Is now prepared to talis every style of
pbotORranas. views of buildings, machinery
and all kin, (Is pf outdoor work a specialty. Each
purctaserof pao doteo cabinets at J.W Is pre-
seated with a large crayon ree. This oSer la
gooiuntU April 1, 1631. Copying and enlarg
ing. Work1 done at short noUjo and low prices.
DABB, N. White St., Drt.2p&idg.
Cllehtit' Enftlith I Unload DrantL
LPLLS
uru c cm for iiMfr A-ngiUh di-
mond Brand la lied uit 0U BKUUla
?jvJ boxei. ejljd wlib blue ribbon, Tk
saD u i urv-t jiBrufB oaiumnH uiiiinu
Id ttmp for pcrtloalari, iPitlnoiilAU au4
" HflUr for rdla, in Utttr, by rrlarn
,' jiku. iu.vvu iMiuwHiiau, ravs Mptr,
rVtkiUr Cbifikl Cfsal1tTi Hqwar
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
36 lUwt Centre Street
The bast bsor, ales, porter, whiskies, brandies,
wlaas and finest olgars always on hand.
ROBERT LLOYD. Prop.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Largest aud oldest reliable purely caah com.
panics represented by
bsia
more
f
llllfcflnlHfW a. H.M
nil
flketiaji&anh Pa.
Dartmouth to Get S180.000.
IIanovkk, N. H., Dec 28 Dartmouth
collcgo has just received the largest in
dividual bequest, with one exception, iu
its history. It comes from the lato Ralph
Buttcrlidd, M. D., of Kansas City, Mo.
The estate is worth $200,000, all of which
goes to Dartmouth excepting $20,000
given to lelativcs and friends.
Ketumed After a Year's Absence.
Haverhill, Mass., Dec. 28. Charles
A. Dillingham, son of C. E. Dilllnghaiit,
of this city, who has been missing for
more than a year, has returned to his
home here. He was found at Dover, N.
II., where he uppeared to be enjoying
himself.
Will Acr-pt 5 Per Cent.
Boston, Dec. 28. At a meeting of the
creditors of Pillsbury Bros., carriage
manufacturers uud Btnble keepers, it was
voted to accept the linn's offer of 23 per
cent. Lialiiltius are $13,500 and assets
about $5,000.
I.elt III1 ltody to Science.
Nr.wAnK, N. J., Dec. 28. Patrick H.
Grillin, who died nt tho City Hospital,
left n letter declaring that his body
should be given to bomo medical college.
bhlp Yorktown Abandoned.
IJin Janeiro, Dec. 28. The ship York
luwii f omPisuBua via Callao for New
York, has been abandoned In a sinking
condition near Jurtigua, Brazil.
Ktot'k Di'iilor Killed.
Hopewkll. N. J., Dec. 28. Ed Win
Dyke, n well-to do dealer in stock, wn
struck by a tram ou tho Bound Rrook
railro.v l yesterday and killed.
THE SOETO
1 THAT CURES 1
MKS. FUINDA IIASIS,
3BE Tlconderogs, r. Y
A Victory Over Disease II
3R "TemDlO fain in neau auu
(M Stomach 1 " 53
555
'My Iaoo was one Mass of
jjrupuons i
H "WaUted tho Tloor Night g
m After Nfcht! "
Tba followini? from Mr.. Hams prove. fc
S tho WONDERFUL TOWER, or DANA'S
over disease. j
GentLEMFNi I am 4 yp.nof aw. Aboul,
M Iv year. IRU A alums .i.rii.ic. .u'l'i .
Puiuktv hiiilnliuiie. Ibavahad ltlir.IT.E3
93E M A'f J S.ll for a longtime and a T II It It I .fag
jniiti.i) i'ain iv .11 v iu;ai tor
munthi. alio .evero 1'tln in my atfiimich tup-IM
Ifsnoaod to tie cauwu hy I.lifr Trimlile.
KlZVIffht nrter nll t 1 have bctu com
polli'il U. .- b' fl. or became of the
rr: ,...p,t n,.!,.. k. , dl HOt 1. II1V
WlfUco v.. one urn. vrtiptltMis o badaaa
attlmei.ato beeoiere' nlniu.t entirely
j I vould try one bottle of Q
t a -vr 4 n
sa
1SAHSAPARILLA
though I hid tried 10 many dlflrrent medicines
Ihid taken iue liikttle X felfi a Rreut tU'altiS
fl like the lamewomn. I ran go to bed and S3
HlrllilH luiln haa tlepiiriecl. IH0 ClrPilgi
feollnc I had I iitlrly kii. Myw
IhcuUwcll. I thiok one mure bottle wIllM?
Ej cure me mtirt-iy. Vourn reppfotfully,
n Ticonderujra.W.V. W113. HUNUA ILAMS. KB
BT ToMhom It may coactmi I henhy certify toljp
H Dana Sarsaparllla Co.. Delfast, Maine. S
jyEUGUSON'S TIIEATKE.
P. J. FEUOUHON, MAN AC EH.
MONDAY, JMUART 293
Great World Comedy Company I
America's representative comedy company,
headed by the
7-The plelon
The premier acrobatu ot the world and
BO StiXX a,3Ttliataa BO
More pre-eminent, novel ana varied acta than
ail other comedy oarapanlM aombln4.
Prloett, 25, 35 ad go Cents.
Reserved seats on sale at Klrlln'i drug store.
ABRAtVi HEEBNER CO.,
PORT CARBON, PA.,
Manutaotorarsot
Ot Ev.ry pasarlprloa.
Flags, Baoges, Caps, Regalias, &c
4A-FINEST QO00S-LOWEST PRICB.-C
Write for catalogues. Correspondence soUolted.
Scheider's
Saloon and Restaurant
Leading Saloon ta town
pHlrn nmf Whit Stt
(Utokert's old stand)
FJrst-cIass Eating Bar.
Finest Whiskeys In the Market.
JOHN R. OOYLEt
1 Jlv T,,;.,. ,.. . i
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OPPOSED TO MURPll
Mr. Cleveland Does Not Favoi
Him For U. S. Senator.
THE -PRESIDENT - ELECT SPEAKS.
It. Dnri Knt Think tho Klcrtlnn or I In
Troy Alan Would Help the Uriuocmtii
Party llelluves tho OUlre Mioultl ll
l'illcd My One Who Can Originate and
J'ronmtt l'ollclcs.
New York, Dec. 28. That Mr. Cleve
land is opposed to the election of Edward
Murphy, jr., to tho United States SenuU
to succeed Mr. Hlscock nvus settled yester
day by a direct statement from tho I'resi-dent-elect.
Mr. Cleveland at first snid that ho saw
no rcifon to mnke any statement. He
had not, he said, made uny secret of his
opinion on the matter. He consented,
however, to discuss tho question ngaln,
and said:
"It ought not to bo necessary for me to
repeat for tho public what I have so
often expressed to many gentlemen in
private conversation. Among theso havo
been Mr. Murphy, himself, Mr. Croker
and gentlemen who havo been promlneut
in tho p rty front every part of tho State
of Now Ifork.
"It must not bo forgotten, however,
that the party has a hard task to perform
if we expect to keep the word we have
passed to the people of the country. They
have given us a phenomenal majority,
one showing that they expect us to do
much. In doing this a great deal de
pends upon New York and Its great me
tropolis. "The Interests of tho Stato and of the
party demand. It seems to me, the selec
tion of a Senator who can not only de
fend the principles of our party, but who
can originato and promote policies that
niuy be presented for consideration In tho
Senato. In order to insure this, the Sen
ator from New York should be a man not
only experienced in public affairs, but
who litis a clear conception of the vital
issues with which wo must deal during
the nest few years.
"Speaking frankly, ns I havo already
done to those entitled to know uiy views,
it does not seem to me that the selection
of Mr. Murphy shows a desire or intention
of phicmtr in tho Senate a man of such a
type.
"Thi- ,11 -,i use of our power would, I
fear, cu,i- i.iach disappointment, not
only iu Nr,v York, but In tho country.
This the party ought not to bo called upon
to lacti when it is considered how much
there Is to do and what serious difficulties
have to he surmounted before It can be
done."
OVERCOME BY COAL GAS.
l'Ifteen Men In the Iron Works at Me
dina, X. Y., Drop Inaenalble.
Medina, N. Y., Dec. 8. Fifteen men
iu the moulding room at the A. L. Sweet
Iron Works dropped Insensible last even
ing from tho effects of coal gas escaping
from a newly relieved cupalo.
The men were carried to the outer air
as quickly us possible, and the effect, it
is thought, will not be lasting.
It was necessary for many of tho men
to go to their homes, so overcome were
they.
Workmen Soule, Hand and Cheney are
in a most serious condition.
JOHN SMITH'S SAD LOT.
Diphtheria Threatens to Wipe Out Ills
Entire Family.
Lambektville, N. J,, Dec 28. John
B. Smith, who lives near here, is exper
iencing a sad time.
Christmas Undertaker Stockton buried
Smith's eldest son, 19 years of age, and
the next day two more of Mr. Smith's
children were buried.
His last remaining child and his wife
are very low and are not oxpected to re
cover. Diphtheria is the scourge that is de
stroying Mr. Smith's home.
A Man Tuffed Up Like a Italloon.
Baltimore, Deo. 28, Frederick Otte,
aged 48 years, had the end of a rib driven
into one of Ills lungs by being crushed
against a wall. Since then the air from
the lung has escaped and pumped among
the tissues between flesh and skin. Tho
result Is that the sufferer has assumed
the shape of a balloon and is liable to
burst at any moment. He is conscious,
but cannot live.
Sentence. Aggregating 60 Tears.
Dedhav, Mass., Deo. 28. Oeorge J.
Green, the notorious colored burglar and
house-breaker, has been found guilty of
bolng an habitual criminal and sentenced
to the State prison for 25 years. This
sentence, added to sentences for breaks
made in various places, will make his ag
gregate term of imprisonment over SO
years.
Deny the Story.
Paws, Dec. 23. The olllcials of the
Government Toxicologlcal Bureau deny
the truth of the story about the death of
Baron de Iielnach. They say that the ex
amination ot the ergans removed from
the Baron's body will require another
fortnight at least.
For the Dublin Kxploilou.
Dtrnuif, Dec. 28. Patrick Kevans has
been arrested at Nenagh, County Tlpper
ary, on the charge ot being connected
with the Dublin explosion. Kevans is a
stranger to the townspeople and is unable
to give a satisfactory account ot bis re
cent movements.
Two l'robably 1'atally Hurt.
York, Pa., Dec. 28. While F. B. Hnr
rison, n prominent grocerymau, and hi
clerk Wilbur Golden were crossing tho
Northern Central tracks their team was
struck by a train. Both men were se
verely aud probubly fatally Injured.
Ills Forgeries are Numerous,
MmtiLEiiuwi, Vt., Deo. 28. M. A.
Brown, In jail hero for forging a check for
$400 ou J. L. Hicks ot Chicago, nlso
forged checks nt Albuny and North
Adams for $400 aud $000 respectively.
More Cholera at Hamburg,'
Hahuuhq, Dec 28. Four moro cases
of cholera and two moro deaths were re
ported to the health autuortties m this
city yesterday
Kvrry Iluslnesi Ileum l)ratrn)d.
Snow Him n P CS lire brokt
nut Uero J:m n. . i ud deairojed every
tevGits Prostration,
Slooiitcsslielis. Nick run! Kervon
HORilnriir, Itnrltarlip.DlzzlnoNN.Mor
bi) 'n rs. lint Flnohr-n, Ncrvons
l sP'Im!:i, IlllIliirHw, Contusion, IIy
tM In. I'll-it St. Villi' Dunce, OiiIiiiib
rlultll, DrtinUeimrHM, et c., lire enrefl
by Hr. Kilos' Ilcstnrntlvo Krrvinr.
rt doe. not contain oplnirs. Sirs. Bophla c
Isr -wnloe, le Land, Via , sulTon-d with Epllcpsr
to- years rnd tcstlHoa toacoumlrtocurp. Jacob
Itto. Lllla, Oregon, haj Ik on r-uiforlnff with Nerv
ous Prostration for four years, emild not sloop,
nothing helpndtiliaiinillheiued Dr. Miles' Re
Stomtlvo Nervlnoj he Is nowrroll. Flno books
Vri.- rl drMctjrlMs. Dr. MlleC Norvo nnrJ
Uver Pills, M ds for 25 rents nro tho beet
rerofdr for UlltouMQess, Torpid Liver, etc., cto.
Dr. Wloo' Medical Co.,Elkhart,lnd.
TIUAL BOITJLE FREE.
CURE
YOURSELF!
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SforntlVTlimnT ,nj , i ,,hnM,..i.H
your driblet f, r a bottle of
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a u,h iwr. noii puiBunous ana
j maranteod not to stricture.
int unlrtrtal Amintan Cure.
Manufactured by
k The Evans Chemical Co.1
CINCINNATI, O.
U. S A.
Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing.
Cures
Jhappod Sands, Wounds, Burns, Etxw
Removes and Proventa Dandruff.
mm RUSSIMl SQAPQ
specially Adapted for Use in Hard Wale
Unlike the Dutch Process
Ko Alkalies
OB
Other Chemicals
are used In the
preparation of
W. BAKER & CO.'S
reakfastCocoa
uhieh is absolutely
pure and soluble.
i Ithasmoretianfireerfms
the strength of Cocoa mixed
i with Starch. Arruwroot or
'Suirar. and la far tnorA prvw
nomlcal, costing less than one cent a cup.
It Is delicious, nourishing, and sasilt
DIGESTED.
Sold by Crorers fTerywIiera.
W. BARER & CO., Dorchester, Haix.
nimTlinP We, the nnneralgnea, were
rSIir I IIHr entirely cured of .rupture by
U U I UIIL Dr.J.ll. Mayer. fSl Arch Stl
fhlladelnhlaj'a., H. Jones Philips, KenueJ
Square, I'a.; T. A. Kreltz, Hlattugton, Pa.: JL.
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mer, Hunbury.iPa.: 1). J. Dellett, 214 H. lith
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PhlUdeJphla; H. li. Kowe, 809 Kim St., Hea.
lng, Pa.; George and Ph. llurtcart, SU jLocnst
Ut, Heading, Pa. Bend for circular
Act on a new principle
regalate tho liter, etomach
Bad bowels throvaK tti
turret. I)u. lUuu' Poxa
tptedilji curt bUlocscees,
torpid lirer sol consupa.
tlon. KmtJIuot, mildest,
surertl Bp2cBcs,25 eta.
b ample uee at drutndJta.
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LEWIS' 98 LYE
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IT IS TflK BKaT for elrftailoc mm $mu
tfUlDtVstlog ttaki, iUhu, vtuUaj two'
Ceu. Ag.s.rPhlla.,PsT
ielicate Women
Or Debilitated Women, should uio
BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR.
Every ingredient possesses superb Tonic
properties and exerts a wonderful influ
ence in toninp; up und strengthening her
system, by driving through the proper
channels all impurities. Health and
strength guaranteed to result from its use.
" My wife, who wai Imlrlildeu for laii.
I..B mouths, after usiitu; UraJUlJ's
i'emalo Jlegulatur far lo luoutU. Is
gatttng well.'
3 M JonNSOH, llalrern, Ark.
URtsriELn TliatiuTon Co.. Atlanta, Cla.
Uuld by UrugjfUts at S1.0U per botUe.
AGENTS WANTED,
mm
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