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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-10-10
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
/. Milton Sayler - John X. Green.
2. II. b Banning ]no. T.. Stevenson
;. John :. Savage. John T.. Smith
I. j. A. Mcmahon. Lewis B. Guncke'.#
). Americus Y. Rice.
6. Frank II. Hurd Albert VI. Pratt.
Z. Lawrence I Neal = Thomas W. Gordon.
&. JOS. T.. Pearson William Lawrence
9. +. +. POppleton. James ". Robinson"
10. George f. Senev. Charles Foster
II. john l.. Vance, HeZekiah S. Bundv.~
u. Ansel L. Walling, David Taylor Jr
13. VI. |. Southern. x
Ii. John T. Cowan. VIM. W. Armstrong.
10. Wylie H. Oldham. Nelson II. Van Worries
l6. Henry Bovles, Lorenzo Danford.*
II. David NJ. Wilson. Laurin d. WoodwOrth*
10. John *. Mcbride James Monroe
10. Daniel b. Woods James A. Garfield
20. Henry b. PAYNE, Richard C. Parsons
Independed Republican, 10, r. II. Hurlburt
Probibui0a-4, w. 4. Campbell: 6. Francis
Granger; 9. ]. J.. Whitbrow 9, -- -:
10, W. G.. Meade: II. belmont Lock; II. H.
A. Thompson a. Is. ---
-: Is, ---: IL -----:
Is. NJ. Jewett: 10 J. Price; 20 W D. God
man.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Legislature to be elected viii
choose United States Senator vice
Arthur l. Boreman, Republican. There
is no State officer 10 elect this year
The candidates for Congress are:
DeHocroiic. Opposition.
I. Benjamin Wilson. Nathan Gcff ir.
, Charles J Faulkner Alexander Il. Boteler
,. Frank Hereford.# john Hail
Of the Opposition candidate, Gen.
Golf alone is the nominee of iepub-
lican Convention. Messrs. Boteler and
Hall are Independent Democrats who
have been encouraged to expect the sup
port Of Republicans without formal
nomination..
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
The election is for Territorial Legis-
latrre. Delegate III Congress, and Ter
ritOrial officers: and nominations are as
follows:
Rep,,Jljc0a. Imposition.
Delegate III Congress.
Jefferson p. Kidee, William A. Bureigh.
Territorial Auditor,
\. Sheridan Jones. 0. F. Stevens.
Treasurer.
john Clemctson. G. c. Maynard
Superintendent of Public instruction
Rev. J. j. McIntre. Henry S. Back
Commissioners of Immigration
Frederick ]. Cross. Benton Fraley
Kidder, the Republican candidate for
delegate, has been for several years a
territorial Judge III Dak' IA. He was
formerly Lieutenant Governor of Yer
mont. Burleigh, the opposition candi-
date, was formerly the Republican ter
ritorial delegate. The contest OF fac
lions in territorial politics has been
finally reduced TO the two tickets above
given.
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1. Benoni ). Fuller, William Heihaa,.
, lanes u Williams
}. Michael {. Kerr. flames 4. C1'GrfuS.
t. Jeptta u. New. William J. Robinson.
j. Vim. :. Holnan.# Benz. 7. Claypool
g. Edmund 0huSou Milton :. Robinson
:. Franklin Landers. John Coburn.*
s. Harrison J. Rice. Morton G. Hunter
q. Ieander McCiuTg. Thomas J. Cason.
10. VIM. s. RAYMOND. William II. Calkins
II. Jonathan ID. Cox James l.. Evans
II. A. H. Hamilton. Robert s. TdglGt'
49, Freeman Kelley. John II. Baker
I3.depenot1t Rtfo,m-6. A. v Pendletou: 9
Elijah VI. Bowles. 10, Arson Wolcott: II Will
liam Il. Walter.
Messrs. Heilman and Taylor, candi-
dates for Congress, are regular Repub-
licans i'll the disguise of Independents.
Mr.. Cravens is aDemocratic Inhationist
supported by the Republicans against
Kerr, Democratic hard money. The
Democratic maiorities having been
massed (by a Republican apportion-
ment in the second, Third and twelfth,
districts, and the first being Democratic
by closer vote, the Republican line of
tactics is plainly discernihle.
IOWA.
There is no Legislature to elect, this
year. The nominationsfor minor state
Offices and for Congress are
Anti Monopoly, Republican.
SECRETARY or STATE.
David Morgan Joshua I. Young
AUDITOR.
Joseph " King. Buren, Il. Sherman
TREASURER.
Henry c. Hargis. William Christy.
ATTORNEY G ENERAI.
John H. keatley, NJ. I. CUTS
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT
George NJ. Bali Edward !. Holmes.
REPORTER 0F THE SUPREME COURT.
James NJ Weart John :. RJJnelis.
REGISTER OF STATE LAND OFFICE.
Robt. Ii. Rodearme David Secor.
CONGRESS.
/. Leroy G. Palmer, George W. McCraIy.+
2. John l.. Sheen. John q. Iutta.
). L. l.. Ainsworth Charles I. Granger.
!. John Bowman. Henry q. Pratt
). James Wilkinson. James WILSON,
8. L. y. Gates, Ezelll 5. Sampson.
Z. John ID. Whitman. John \. kasson.*
3. Arson Rood James W. McDiII.*
o c. T. Whiting, Addison Oliver.
Undergraduates. Joseph kuOtts.
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JUDGE \. G. MILLER, formerly Judge
Of the United States District Cont
died very suddenly at his residence in
Milwaukee on the night of the 1st inst.
lie was appointed Assistant Judge OF
the territory OF Wisconsin in 1898. and
III ISi5 was appointed Judge of the
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lNeNatInfe County.

\ TEACHERS institute was recently
held in kewaunee. The exercises were
conducted by Prof. Graham, assisted
by Prof. Cheney, of Chicago, and Mr..
klrwln, school superintendent of Mani
towoc county, and J. NJ. Read, school
superintendent of kewaunees county.
- At the county fair the first prize
for fancy work was awarded to Mrs. E.
Richmond, of Ahnapee, an old lady,
aged -, who exhibited pieced quilt
after the pattern called 1.-The Road to
California -
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-
The Legislature to he elected CSena-
tors chosen i'll 1872 holding over will
choose IA United States Senator vice
Daniel ID. Pratt, Republican. There
are three State tickets, viz:
Democratic. RtPtejiicoH.
Secretary of State
john +. Neh. William W. Curry
Auditor.
Ebenezer Henderson,, James A. Wildmau.*
Treasurer
Benjamin c. Shaw. John Il. Glover
Superintendent of Public instruction.
James II. Smart. John NJ. Bloss
Attorney General
Clarence A. Buskirk, James c. Denny
Judges of supreme Court.
Horace Z. Biddle. Andrew J.. Osborn
Iadeye1,de,d Rtto,u-S Secretary Of State:
Isaac S. Stout: Auditor. Thomas j. Tusket.
Treasurer. Norris q. Bennett: Superintendent.
Andrew II. Graham: Attorney General. Viii
liam 4. Peele: Judge. Horace i. Biddle.
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OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
Complete List Of state and Congressional
Candidates.


Candidates.
From the Chicago Tribune
The " October elections" occur this
year on Tuesday, Oct 13, in six states
and one territory, as hereinafter more
fully described. In addition to these.
the Connecticut town elections, always
political, occur on Monday, Oct. ), when
the people of that state vote on n con
stitutlonal amendment doing tardy JUS
tlce to certain towns now deprived of
their equal representation in the Legis-
lature. On Wednesday, Oct. IA, Georgia
elects a Legislature on local issues es-
teemed hardly less important than the
congressional issues reserved for the
election in November. On Wednesday,
Oct, u, South Carolina holds general
elections for county officers throughout
the state. The West Virginia election
has been wrongly set in political calen-
dars for Thursday, Oct. %. 1t occurs
Oct. Is, with other states as follows
INoTE-The asterisk ~, wherever it occurs
against any name, indicates a candidate for re-
eection.i
ARKANSAS.
Under the new constitution, the rati-
tication of which is to be voted on Oct.
-, the first general election will be held
on that day, and, if the constitution be
adopted, OF which there is no doubt
the new Legislature will meet on Mon
day, Nov. 10, when also the new state
administration will be installed, vice
Baxter and others now in office. The
constitutional convention was ordered,
June 80, by vote of so, 019 against 5000,
and the convention met on July A. and
adjourned Sept a The conservative
state ticket is unopposed, and is as fol
| lows:
| Governo: Augustus II. Garland: Chief Jus
tee f. II English; Associate Justices. David
| Walker William NJ. Harrison; Secretary of
! State. Il. b. Beavers; Auditor. William Il. Mil
Ter; Treasurer, T. J. Churchill: Attorney Gen
eral. Simon F. Huges; Commissioner of State
| Lands. J. n. Smithe Chancellor. John H.
E-kin; Chancery Clerk, A. Il. Witt.
The election of congressman this
| election day, Nov 3, and on that day
| the Republicans will assume to elect a
/ legislature recognizing Brooks as Gov
ern Il, under the Powell Clayton consti
! tuition, and will thereon appeal to Con
gress. The candidates for the Nov. Sd
congressional election are
Conservative Repub}jrqa
l. Lucen c. Cause, William II. Il osers,
2 William F Slemons John NJ Clayton.
;. - William J. Hyues.
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The nominees for Congress (the state
hpiup entitled To nna4 are

Republican 4orenzo Cromse.*
Dem0crdt-James W. Savage of Omaha.
CONGRATULATIONS W Davis. of Omaha
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-25
A NEW CIGAR STORE

HAS been opened at 1854 Assembly
IL street, Factory No. 13, Third District,
South Carolina. The subscriber respect.
fully informs the public that he has opened
st the above store, where he will keep con-
stantly on hand full assortment of CI-
CARS and TOBACCO. both domestic and
imported. He feels sure that he can offer
inducementsin DOMES TIC CIGARS, as his
stock ia made under his personal super
via on, in this city. IMPORTED GOODS
sold at the lowest prices. A share of the
public patronage is solicited, and satiafac-
ton guaranteed. Country merchants will
do we'll to examine my srock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
81. GOLDSMITH,
105t Assembly street,
Sept p North OF the Market
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Sale o Valuable Stocks and Bonds.
By JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.

ny JACUB LEVIN, AuctlOneer.
On MONDAY, the 5th day OF October next,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, will sell, at public
outory,
The following Bonds, Stock and Certid-
Gates, under power Of attorney to the Cen.
tral National Bank, OF Columbia, 8. c.,
viz:
100 Zone hundred) shares Of the Capital
stock OF the Union Savings Bank, OF Co.
Scrip G,1S5 and G.1s6, each representing
50 shares OF the Capital Stock of the South.
western Railroad Rank, inseparably CON
nected with the same number Of shares in
the South Carolina Railroad Company, par
value OF each share 1925.
NO. 13l. Certificate Of Indebtedness of
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com
pany, guaranteed by the State OF South
No. 435, ditto, ditto, 500.
No. 436. ditto, di.to, 500.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com.
pany Funded Interest Bond No. S3, sG7.7j.
Ditto, ditto. No. 81. s83 &c.
Ditto, ditto, No. 1G5, 800.
Ditto, ditto, No. 104, 500.
Ditto, ditto, No. LOG, s1OO.
Ditto, ditto, Nos. So to 60, {eight bonds
OF $500 each,) 81 600.
Three Greonvilie and Columbia Railroad
bonds, guaranteed BIZ the State OF South
Carolina, ($5O0 each, II, 500. Sept 20
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p o have the right to decide as to the
principles and personnel OF their rulers.
GRANT AND LOUISIANA Gen. Grant
has vaDqnisbed the people of Louisi.
ana agaln. Hs has telegraphad to his
gensfais and adluirals; he has set the
army and navy in motion; and the iaw-
ful government of Louisiana surren-
ders. 1t there was any doubt before
as to the character uf the usurpation
which rules the unhappy State by
favor of the President-any question
whether the people really acquiesced
in it-there can be none now. The
outrage stands out henceforth in all its
naked deformity. an objectionable
crime against popular suffrage and the
sovereignty of State. "A government
which the people loathe and despise
was forced upon Louisiana by the SOL
diers of the President. Left to them
selves for moment, the people threw
it of and installed the officers whom
they had regularly chosen at the polls.
The deposed intruders nude no tight;
they were as helpless and cowardly as
children in the presence of the indig-
nnnt people; but, covering behind the
shutters of the custom house, they
teiegraphed to the President, "The
people hnye pnt us out; this is ynnr
job; come you aud put us back again. "
For the first time in the history of the
United States, the soldiers of the
Union arc employed to drive out q
Legitimate Governor, and place q mise
rable prctender in the Stute House, to
shoot down i'll the streets the people
who may refuse to obey him. For thi
disgraccful aud dishcurtening spectacle
the Congress which refused to act on
the Loui,iann report. and the Republi-
eau party which tacitly approved the
wrong, are both to blame; but it is
upon the President that the chief re-
sponsibility must rest-the President
who began the long course of oppres-
sion-the President who could have
stopped it at any moment if he had
chosen, aud could stop it now-the
President who is probably the only
man IN America not ashamed of the
whole business, aud who comes for.
ward in the midst of it asking for a
third term.-Ne,r Torh: Tribune.
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LONDON, September 24.-Street rate

Z LONDON, September 24.-Street rate
~. New 5s ~. Erie 343l. X"
LIVERPOOL. September 24-Noon. -
Cotton firmer-nplands 7zS@8; Or.
leans 81; sales l5. 600. including 1900
American; IS. .000speculation sndexport;
cotton to arrive 1-16 higher; sales,
basis middling uplands. nothing below
low middlings, deliverable October,
7zs; shipped October or November,
Z 1916.
6P. M.-Cotton sales on basis of
middling uplands, nothing bsIow good
ordinary. shipped October or Novem-
Der, 1916.
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Stoves! I! Stoves!

FULL line OF TIN WARE, Cooking,
& Heating and Parlor STOVES. would
R4 call your attention to the open Frank
SOlin for coal. suitable for Parlors, Set
ting or Bed Rooms, beautiful in desig u and
warranted to work we'll Call and see them
at SMITHS TIN AND STOVE ESTAB-
L1SH MENT. Main street, opposite J. q.
inard's. Eept IA
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Fresh Arrivals.

MILLING UP WITH SEASONABLE
IL GOODS
MAGNOLIA HAMS,
Extra Susar:Cured Bacon Strips,
Mild Cured White Bacon,
Smoked Beef rongues,
Full supply Canned Salmon, Lobster,
Tomatoes. Green Peas. Mushrooms, &c.
Cot.ees-Parchcd and Green Java, Mo.
cha LaGuvra and Kiu.
TeSs-Fineet and Cheapest Assortment
OF Tyson. Gunpowdol. span, Ooiong, &c.
Assortment of Spices, Mu-tards. Pickles,
Olives, Sart!incs, and general stock OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries, in great va
ricty, All fresh and tempting, offered low
for cash GEO. SfMMERS.
Sept >:
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Mr. William Gillespie was shot AMI
killed in his honse. about three miles
from Asheville, on Saturday, tho 18th.
The slnoting was done clandestineIy,
and Gilespie's sou in law was arrested
and confined in Jail on suspicion OF
being the murderer
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New Goods! NEW aoods!!

al HAVE just returned from New
IA York with fine and we'll selected
M stock Of English, French and Ameri-
can CASSIMERES. Scotch GOODS,
TESTINGS, &C., which will be made to
order ut short notice and upon reasonable
terms. Aleo, full line OF the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS. A cali is respectfully go
licited. j. F. EISENMANN.
Sent 20
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Funeral Invitation

Tie friends and acquaintance Of Mr..
RICHARD BARRY and family are respect
fully r, luested to attend his funeral, THIS
AFTERNOON, at half-past 1 O'Clock, from
his lato residence, on Washington street.
Services at st. Peters Church at . O'Clock
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ss ss&Wrappine Paper.

4 FULL supply OF WRAPPING PAPER
"A. just received from the Atlantic Paper
Mills, for which we are sole agents, and Of
tered at lower prices than same quality can
be delivered from the Northern cities. Call
aud examine quality and prices 1.-THE store
OF JOHN AGNEW Il SON
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House for Sale.

THE COTTAGE recently erected by G. N.
Il q. Butt, opposite the College Campus, J,
containing seven rooms, exclusive CT Pan
tries, Bath Room. Dressing Room, Kitchen
and Servants Room. It has all the mo-
dern improvements. It will be sold cheap
Inquire at Central National Bank.
Sept t1S
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Ice! Ice! Ice!

T AM now prepared to supply all orders
l. TOR .he above article. The Ice manu-
iactured at my establishment is made
from pure Spring Water, frozen at tenn
peratureof thirty degrees below freezing
long distance without mach loss. Price
81 % per 100 pounds, and good weight qua
ranteed. No Ice shipped unless tie money
accompanies the order.
JulY.20 j. Q. SEEGERS.
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AuCt1o.n
sales.
Securities.
BY SEIBELg & EZELL.

ON SATURDAY, 10th OF October next, at
1O4 O'Clock "A. NJ, we will sell, st our
office, by order OF the Carolina National
Germ, the following SECURITIES:
Nos. 2S3. 23. and 239 Bonds Of tho City OF
Columbia, $500 each.
Nos. Sc. 81 and So Bonds OF tho City OF
Columbia, 500 each.
Is Shares Broad River Bridge Stock, 500
each.
One Account for sG4656 against the
estate OF Col. Thomas Davis, deceased.
One Note for 1909 "a on Gilbert Garner.
Sale positive and without reserve for
cash. SEIBELS IL FZELL
Sept % Stock Auctioneers
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Worth OF New, Fresh and Desirable
Dry Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths. Hats,
Boots, Shoes, &C.. &c.
They are now opening at the old stand
an elegant line OF
Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
WOOL tLANNELS, COTTON FLANNELs.
BLANKETS. LINEN DAMASKS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, DOYLIES, &c.
CULTURE and YAK LACES, marked
down below half their value.
Their lew stock will be sold close to New
York cost
Bargains can be had in every depart
mcut.
Goods sold for cash only.
JOHN AGNEW,
j. +. SOUrHEKN,
Trustees for X. c. Shiver y Co.
Sept :;
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For Rent.

r.. THE commodious Brick and Metal
GTs Roof STOREHOUSE; No. SO Main
AAe street. Terms very low. Apply to
SEIBELS d EZELL or to BOONE 4 Null
LER, Attorneys at-Law. Aug5
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For Rent,

For Rent,
AA TIE COTTAGE HOUSE on West
.G:: side of Gates street, between Plain
and Washington streets. For terms
and futher particulars, apply to
JOS. T. ZEALY, or
Sept "a JACOB LEVIN.
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Wanted, a Few Boarders,
A No. IL Lady street, between Main
~ and Assembly. Terms reasonable.
Apply to ". s. POPE.
Sept T.
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$4,000.

T9HE TRUSTEES OF R. c. SILVER l.
i co. have, with the view of disposing
OF tho due stock OF SILKS, LACES, EN-
BROlDERIES, MERINOS, LACE SETS
and FURS remaining on hand. most of
'rhich hare been marked do,on to hnif their
actual uaine, have added to the stock, by
extensive purchases,
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To Rent.

To Rent,
POSSESSION given October /, the
ii;| two-story DWELLING, on Plain
~ iiH street, East side OF the Central
Hotel. 1t is well adapted to pri-
vate boarding house. For terms. etc.,
apply to JOS. r. ZEALY, or
Sept II JACOB LEVIN.
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House to Rent

House to Rent.
81 TIE HOUSE and. FOUR ACRE
f1,!T LOT of Hrs. E. J. Arthur. Good gar.
den and excellent we'll of wafer. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to WM.
MARTIN or E. r. ARTHUR. Ju!yA
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OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY,
100 Broadway. New York,
And IN the Principal Cities Of The United
States aud Canada. 42lZtfx
+. q. MASON, Gent Agent,
FOR Rutland and Bennington Counties
RuTLLsD, VI.
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bed 6 save msseN FROM strsHE uistiaH. d Affect
- nv head - thai ! frlt confused sba SO
troubled Nth severe heaAAeh a iutefsesla faf =
wpsk ~ a time 7 also had bad pains tu stHnldr
ere hack, and teiueYs. ffum uhicb Suffered im,
usaseiY - hsd ~rrs thsf Year aEa la.t san
ultr vac obliged "a lie iB had meet 20 The ufHe
far three msnths I have tried ~ inas ~ sagn
aud CatErrh fcW ediHs alth D. particular benefit
sni consulted physicians ! hsd hsek4HE
. cough. | began o. take The tHaNE0ftHu1' Ga
lard hrneay iHst August begsn 20 grop bet.
lsF before hnishihg tie hrst bottle. 1 am nos
on the third bottle. Nv CatArfh Is cured my
htslthar restored. | have uu psiss AChea %
cough Nv ~koie system - made over nee. I
kuus 70 10 this medicine taat has rrsguod az
ffotn intense suffering sud sluIeat toe grsyr. /
| am nov able 20 do The hardest WORK aud bear
the RTsGttst exposure, and feel that cannot ssN
ito much Ia favor - tho Gsasitia.taaH' tGlafFh
Rsseiy. MRS. i, J. flANpEHS.
Manchester, \. H.. Feb 4, 1874.
/ ala 50 ye4ra old. have had Catsrra eycl sings !
was eighteen yeArs old, aud headache Ill the
time have suffered beyond description with
running At the nOst, dtuppinEs iH TIE tbrHst,
ehusingr And strsukhnEs. ilsNt tfisd any Vaspr
utN 81 CatArFh Hemeu4tu, bus Lave tuuu3 uu IUr
ief ca tried your Constitutional Cstatgh Rem
cay, ell munts ago, found immediate rtlrf
Cstsrrh aud al tta attendant evils hssr tviL
Headache, psius 10 1 ius and Eaek, bl.gtasHs
Lass 81 Appel tit, aud uvutIsi NoasHrsr Lars
thsn .hIse bottles 81 Cunstt'u4 nal tattaIh
Remedy have cured ma. / have ftH BEEN B4 neil