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, 1880-10-16
WHrcH-Numerous enquiries are beiu

WHIcH.-Numerous enquiries are being
made as to the Of ject of those bogus republi-
can kilograms which were hawked around
the streets yesterday Was it done out OF
pure cusseIness TO make democrats feel bad,
Or la order to maze I few dollars bett ing
If the last they were badly deceived for DEM
ocrats offered to bet . to I against even one
half the figures. Our citizens cannot be too
careful iii betting their money an our ad-
vice and policy is too place no confidence in
anyone where election news is concerned.
There are cappers on both sides and they care
nothing for party so long as they can act the
part of Judas and betray their friends for the
thirty pieces of silver
, 1880-10-16

To BE MoyKD.-The telegraph Office now
occupied by the o. R. IN: Coz viii shortly
be removed down to the depot and with the
Western Union company Will have seperate
operations. There Is altogether too much
work for one line and il viii benefit all OF us
when they arc distinct.
, 1880-10-16

FEEIGHT.-The contract taken by Charles
Frush. for haaling government freight up TO
the new post, is not for any definite amount
but all that arrives at this city during the pres
ent month. 1t is thought that the transports
will weigh In the nelghborhood Of l50,o0o
p,rpJs The first hauling on the coE-
tact WIS commenced this morning.
, 1880-10-16
/" No Fence Law"
CoLYAX. w. T. Oct. 18th. laSf

CoLrAx, w, T., Oct. 18th, 1880.
Col FRANK J. PARKER, EDITOR STATES
Nas:-In reply to yours Of the 10th, asking
my position on the mo fence" Law, ! will
say as at tirst, 1 am opposed to it under any
and all circumstances. The Law on that
question is good enough, and shall remain as
it is as fsr as my influence and vote will assist
if elected. Yours, &C.,
J. HOOVER
, 1880-10-16

A Word N TIME-Tne well known trot-
ter Katie Shay" is now seriously Ill but
will probably recover as she is being tended
by Dr. Corcorau, who thoroughly under
,ttnis the vetinary science Owners nf
horses should be careful how they feed their
animals on new barley and grain hay As the
,,ns.uuences are sometimes fatal.
, 1880-10-16

Sur EXPLAINS Mrs. Fuller. the vile of
Tom Fuller who deals high ball poker at the
Harmony, says she is not the person who o, Is
known as .'buckSkin' As was stated ne
person with this yellow covered name Is 4
woman of the town, who continued 10 play
at Fuller's game after his wife had requested
her not to For this ohense Mrs Fuller
shyed a bottle at the female gamester. --
, 1880-10-16

FIxE DISrL,Y.- Stra;ght's jeweiry store Is
now a splendid sight. Since the proprietor
returned from San Francisco his WINDOWS are
the center of observation to all promenaders
mn and down Nam street The most bean-
tifal display ever Witnessed in this city Is
Snread out in the most tasteful manner
diamonds aud other precious stones, watches,
plove boxes, and caskets, silver and pia,eu
ware to please every taste AMI every p'eke'
Is here to be chosen from.
, 1880-10-16

For SALE "A fine stock of Watches. Clocks.
Jewelry. Silverware and Optical Goods for
sale cheap at George Savages. Every article
warranted as represented or money refunded.
Give him call Next door below Tom Tay-
lor's Candy Factory.
1852 b. F. WISKLER
, 1880-10-16

DEMOCRATS, do not let national politics
interfere with your Territorial and county
issues. Work al home.
, 1880-10-16

DANCING ScaooL-A teacher, who for
twenty years past has taught the terpaieho-
rean art on this coast, and Who Is thoroughly
versed In the profession. contemplate the
opening Of . dAAeiag school IN tha city
sAoftlT
, 1880-10-16

TELEGRAPH BUILDERS This morning
there arrived in the city Lieut.. }. r. fat'ei~
Lieut.. Brooks aud company &C" OF the 2iS'
Infantry, and Lieut.. Hancock of the I'd IN
fantry THIS party have been constructing
the government telegraph line from Pomeroy
t. the top Of the Coeur 4 Alene mountains,
distance Of over two hundred miles. where
l. JOINS another line running east rld MIS-,
scala and Bismarck The troops presented
rather forl,rn appeai ance, being all COW
cred with dust, contracted on their long
march
, 1880-10-16

Bob WHrrE-Mr Ed Stone has recently
been in correspondence with Mr.. Haller OF
Port Townsend. in regard to shipping g Bob
White to this country. Mr.. hailer replies
that they are very plentiful cn the Sound,
bat cannot be trapped until winter, when he
vii make arrangements Tor large shipment.
, 1880-10-16

CoRRp1-Merit viii tell This IS what a
correspondent Of the Portland Bai'ef." says
Of the Exchange hotel: Many P9rilanders
- 80 ~ ,ac..ed here. They all speak vel OF
~. oonn,rv- and seem to prefer the Exchange
hotsI hv instinct Is it were. for there they
~. -. md tind attention that viii com
nsrs v.n With say O IL eoask
, 1880-10-16

LEAVING Us.-Mr J. NJ. Abadie. 20 veil
and favorabiy known in this city leaves for
LaBelle, France, on Sunday next for twelve
months visit He carries with him the best
wishes OF his fellow citizens We hope he
will have . pleasant trip ard return 10 N
With better half in the shape of . fair
daughter Of France.
, 1880-10-16

RsTuESED.-Joseph M:idlemis,, special
agent of the New England Mutual life insur-
ance company has returned to this city after
a verr successful trip through Eastern Ore
on, and Idaho.
, 1880-10-16
CANE, is strange .ha, in a land where

there IS such an abundance Of grouse, prairie
chickens, curl-ws, ployers and snipe that no
game can be found In the market Mlny of
the young lads who are how lying idle
around the eity could make very comforta-
bic living by leading the life of q nimrod and
supplying this market with game in season.
, 1880-10-16
Sk1rrED.-For some time past it has bee

SKIPPED.-For some time past it has been
known that the connubiI relations OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Nye were not of the most
happy nature and that there had been fire.
quent outbreaks supposed to be on account
Of jealousy. This eliminated the other even
ing by Mrs Nye, who ran = dress making
establishment nearly opposite thisofhc sell
ing out her furniture and stock to Cox. the
second hand man, taking her children and
leaving for below. 1t is understood that Mr..
Nye has also gone ostensibly to try and per-
suade his family to return What the out
come will be Is hard 70 tell
, 1880-10-16

NEPHEw.-Lieut. Hancock, OF the Cd Iu-
fsn.ry, who accompanies the telegraph party
tha, are camped on Garrison creek. Is a
nephea OF Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock, the
fI-ur, president.
, 1880-10-16

PooR BRESrS. "A notable evidence Of Mr.
Brents' weakness in his OWN county is. that
even the Onion has not Il word to say IN his
favor this week And this Is just tine time
when he requires 1t.
, 1880-10-16

GoNE BAcK.-Gen. Eaton, paymas'er Of
the department OF the Columbia. and W. joel
Moran. his efficient clerk, have returned to
Vancouver.
, 1880-10-16

The most remarkable specimens Of improve
ment In handwriting We have ever sss1. are
published by Prof. Gasksn. Of the Bryant 4
Str.tton Busines College, and Principal Of
the jersey City Businea College. Ths isgrsy-
ing has been done BY means Of photography,
hence the originals are perfectly reprodnced.
The advantages Of . thorough eoarse In pen
manship. - supplied by bis Compendium,
could not b better ct forth No other method,
school, or teacher has ever before .hcvu surk
wonderful results, Il they are able to accompl.
ish them.
The self-tesching learner, BY means af this
system can acquire st odd ho',rs, ct hnns or
elsewhere, just snch handvritin9 - i rscor-
niIed the world over - the bet for business
and al other purposes, the most beautiful, ~
pid and Systematic. Mr.. GAskeii'S Coapen.
dium contains most vAxisd eallAekaoa suisahle
for al kind Of people, male sed fsma,s. h
every elas Il life, vhetAsrit b psuls sssioasl q
trade. Here Ne have pretty lady's ha.d,
and there bold sentleman's styls; aad tksss
again the German text, - hess sgaia . "a
EngiisA, besids nunsrou spscinsss Il Asur-
ishing With the fire. styis of psofsasiosal, asd
instructiens how 10 acquire ths art. IL Il
the prettieet collection it has boea our lst %
come scron, and spch - dssirs . inpeuvs
themselves in their eorfespeodenos would do
veil 70 possess the Compsndiuu sad syea
thnss Who vrits we'll fvould ind ix.it uuch
that b worthy % mifAsiou.
Mr. p. O'Nsl Of Walla Walls = Prcf. 0as.
kells asent for The Coapsedinn, go - vill
mail il frse 10 any 90 On Fscdpt q q II
-
, 1880-10-16

l have got il bad-thak annoying riaehg
round N h~yesnIa.d e. butAa.s Q.ii.s
for IT, which l teok. ih vai.. to s.rs IL Ys-
yef and Aga SneA yoa eAa haa4 ss9y day.
Agas Aixtsss. . p.rs3y vssstsbas nosdy,
PRscR, en- DolIA1 m DogUR
Year Dresgie h: 4 q vfl s,t : 81 ~
"Ths Odshal- Ia1A uPo lashg 81
, 1880-10-16
BlRTuS,


CRUTrENDEN-In this city, Oct. 18th. 1880,
to the wife of Al Cruttenden, daughter.
Weight, eight pounds; all we'll
, 1880-10-16

NEW "ADs. Readers of the WEEKLY
STATESMAN will find many new advertise
ments OF great interest IN the next issue.
, 1880-10-16

TURNER -RASDALL.-In this city, Oct 10th,
by the Rev. H w Eagan. Albert s. Turner
10 Mary f. Randall, both of this county.
BURDEN -WALIAcE-In this city, Oct 18th.
1850, at the residence of Rev. G. NJ Irwin,
Mr. A j. Burden to Miss Jesse Wallacs-
SHAHPsrEIs- -SwEESEr.1In this city. Oct.
18th, 1850, at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, by Rev. II. W. Eagan, John L. Sharp
stein to Miss Edna Sweeney.
, 1880-10-16

Webfoot 0ilcures the crying-ba Mothers
attention is called to the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group, spasms collie, that the little ones
are subject tn. 50 ON
, 1880-10-16
0lEl.

SASDERs.-On Dry Greek, Oct 1lth, 1850,
George c., only son of George w. and K. +.
Sanders, aged months.
, 1880-10-16

Make from s25 to $50 per week selling goods
for f. G. RIDEOUT d co, 10 Barclay Street,
Few York. Send for their Catalogue and terms
, 1880-10-16

GETTING BErTER-The Yakima Record
reports the condition OF the two men recently
shot. Splaxn and CJrrell Is favorable
, 1880-10-16

Webfoot Oil is priceless jewel in y our fam
ily. 1t speaks for itself
, 1880-10-16
aCrSrs .xD Caxy.sssRS

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one to fifteen
minutes warranted
, 1880-10-16

Webfoo. Oil is sure cure for Dyptheria or
Sore Throat.
, 1880-10-16

sueA a6E0ss II Memory. La.itude, Nocturnal
EmisionS Assertion 70 society, Dimness u
yi.jon, Noisss IN the hs.d the vital anid
passing uhobservsd in the uyine, and many
other diseases that lead to insanisy and death.
DIR. Aintie will agree 70 farfeit Five Hun.
drsd Dollan for . case of this kind the Vital
Restorative tundsr his special sdvice and treat
ment) will not cure. or for anytHinx impure NJ
injurious found in it. Dr.. Mintie treats al
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice. including analysis Of urine, g 90.
Price Of Vital Restorative. g 90 bottle, %
four times the quantity. $40 90: sent To any
address upon receipt Of prioe. OF C. o. d.. -:
cur. from observation. and in private nsms II
desired, by 4 E. MlNTIE. NJ. D.,
II kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Dr.. Miutie. Kidney Remedy. Nephsticum.
cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com.
pla;nts, Gonprrhe4 Sieet, Leucorfhea For
sale by al druggists 81 90 bottle, six bottles
foe &5 o.
Dr. Minties Dandelion Pills. are the Sest
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market. For sale BY al drusgista 4ly
, 1880-10-16

ENCYCLOPEDIA og Business AND SOCIAL
f"RaS.-The graf st want OF the rising
generation, especially iu frontier untries,
Is a book which vi ! give them an insight
INTO the inner details cf business and social
hfe. Many OF the youth OF both sexes feel
their ignorance keealy when they first enter
u on the duties OF the hour Just such 4
b 'ok Is now b,fore Us wItA he ti;.e IS gwen
above. /: Is : hands me volume oi over $50
pages aud cont .ins pam and simple ,nscruc-
ri"us IN the art OF Appearing 10 the hest ad
vantage ca al occasions how 10 VII e a
20 i hand and express oue self IN writing
n an cay AMI gyaeefu! style, with iI-'ruc-
rru"s IN o''mg'n>iti"n, ora Ory. writing poetry
and writing Tor the PRES. II is al, guide
"a the pre- ardri n OF business AID -riL doc
umrnts: c-rrrespl 'cs.e bot. pa liz ard
private and Is er.r;chrd wI-h ( =. and care
fu Is prepared tables .: s,re ice. l. Is a
book for the parlcr also a, it i'lu ira e, the
at Of maklng hom- happy. The hcu, hold
can find here many val all. ,e, i Z and
how 10 make the most of eve-ytii al in
short 1t Is expressly dosisEsd to meet the
everyday wants OF the American Ve' pie.
Agents waUtel. \ sam Yi- cupy 10 Ice seen
at the STATESMAN Office.
, 1880-10-16
Webfoot Oil can be had at your druggists.

For STENCILS, go to Straights-
, 1880-10-16
r1R CRIAT RNCLIsH REMEDY

II q never failing cufs
for Nervous Debility.
Ex harstsd Vitality.
fenini WeAknsA.
Spsrms.orrh1a. Lost
M.n-Hood IrPst<e.
cy. Paralysis. and ~
the terrible effects of
SsA-Abuse. youthful
fallies, and sxcsssss
in uaakursr ysnrn -
, 1880-10-16
THE RECEPTION,

~ 10 greater convenience. was held NJ
'ne eiesaht residence of Hon. B. l. Sharp
s"iu' on Catherine street. At S o'clock ?
~ 'ie guests began to gather into tie hand.
someiy furnished rooms. made. roore haan,;.
lui sun by the natural flowers and wrearhs
tasteiuliy arranged around TIE wallis or sns
pehted from the giitfering chandeliers. The
.neeN'e hshts flashing from the CRATES gave
Tue Reception home-lke appearance and
cas-, warmth through the room that vainly
siea with the hearts and congratulations of
th'se "h' sa!uted the bridal party. wbc
were arrayed at the front OF the first par,or
and facing the folding doors. Sunprr Ma.
served during the entire evening. IN m,
neighborhood of 100 persons partak;na N
the delicate ylands temptingly S., b,t.r.
them. The supper Was prepared Iv III,
bride parents, and the skill ami TASTE di.
played reflected great credit on them. Tn.
two tables were beautifully ornamentea auG
substantially supplied. AID as hosuIt.hIy
dispensed by Mrs, Sharpstein and htr
AIDS. The presents We're costly and nu.
merous, and was probably the largest colIec.
ton ever received by any happy couple IL
TINS city, the most expensive being one oi
Decker * Sons elegant carved grand square
pianos. gift by the brides parents. The
visitors were from all sections of our besutI
fIl valley, and also from the Grand Ronae
and Willamette valleys, and the absence nj,
fHrmali:y usually attendant upon r,ceptipps
Of the kind made them loath to leave until
the eleventh hour" when. with 4 happy
wish and God speed one after another
took their departure.
, 1880-10-16

"A ehsH Rspss Bs1~s&Wa.,4
Nov : yoR tins 3 by ys1 n 80
SAarps kios So eos Knas4y kils a 9;
B.y.s r.. - g Rs.i.eta. n. -:
nal!.sd Ri1.s "a .; coah So Ga tssss6
!osdi,s. ~ .; 1..hstsa fyh - =
f~.dias sSss a:ss 30 81 3 3 ). - ss:s. S is;s's q:
49, e.ss1ids.s as .: So : w:.ssss u
douhls action. ntcklh. = easih9. a -: V7o.
eAse~ Hi1A1& 0be = -; = andso &C.,
IL eaFkidGsa y - Pe1eA
@N. H1CK = BON,
zlodv hn61and 0ssUa
, 1880-10-16
THE CEREMONY.

promptly at half-past seven o'clock. the
san Peaied forth the notes Of the weidiop
.h' .laicn' and the happy couple, attended BE-
nsr parents. aad Arthur Sharps,ein A.
sioonlsii'an and Miss kinnear as bridesmaid
nn.h ,i.fehea up to the altar and were joined 70
geIher by the Rev. Dr. Eagan, who read III,
1e,nices SIC. oi the church in very impressive
1ntahher; Mr.. VIII F. Bruce, Lane Gillian
,.Si 'SnA Boyer and Harry Rees otfciated q.
, 1880-10-16
Grad Fan Meeting.
The Larxc~t Fsr>es thi. side Or C.lifsrui. n
be Gisea af the Waila WaiiA
Driving PRFk

"alla Waila has no. been noted for the
success Of her meetings on the race track IN
times past. in fact in some instances the race
nave been veritable farces and subjects for
ndicuie, but now Thos Collins comes to the
ront and offers purses tina. will surely be
sufncient Inducement for the gathering in
tins cIIy Of the fastest horses on the Pacific
ccast- The meeting Is to commence on the
-0iA OF t1is nn'h h aA6 continue through the
week and vii be for pnraes asg esAtiIs
Eoyg THcUSsSp DOLLARS.
Besides the races there will lie t,rget
Shooting oy the Artillery and Ga=s is for a
prlze flag, winch is expected 10 arrive from
r fisc" IN short time. Pigeon shooting for
purse Of SlOc and gas h.ii sa"o;ing for
alh=teurs 10. !urse Il SO Tnere will be
three hUner Il do.iars..or the = 10 class, one
th"u,abd 'i,liars Tor the - e'sss; eight
hundred dollars for the iree nr eli race and
sixte i.unired dollars for lie horse beating
''Ank= Blackburn" at wi;is tive three mile
dash Piovidir., ''Ryestraw ea.ers the
parse val he increased TO Two Thousand dol
lars. Mr.. Collins Informs us th.t from all
indications the pr',siects a.c excellent ior the
largest ami bcs, meeting ever held ia this
part OF the country.
, 1880-10-16
Wedding Bells.
vaerrily Peal their Notes Of Jov 81, IL.
ase o. aiss Adns suecnry 10
Ar. John L. sharpstrfn.

'or some time past society in this city has
oeei' on the qG rire over the announcement
"' Tue marriage that eliminated las. eveninp
- JOINING Miss Adna Sweeney, daughter Of
heV' A. W. Sweeney, to Mr.. John L. Sh,rn.
stem, son OF Hon. B. L. Sharpsrein. The
marriage took place in the Cumberland Pres
Iran .hurch, and long before the hour
seated IN the Invitations Tor the service >.
Ae pace the seats AMI every availalIe pIae
was thronSed wi;h the elite of the citT o..
ger 10 witness the ceremonle, II ar ioinsi 10
universally loved and resnac,sa
, 1880-10-16

There are now eighteen herses at the race
track being placed in condition for the races
that occur the last OF this mon h. The trotters
from the Grand Ronde fair will arrive next
Sunday and will Immediately be placed in
training
, 1880-10-16
I'm W1 II H01
wAA WAnA. w.n

TyHIs HOTEL HAS BRRN colGFIx7R-
i y sv.sAa.lsd sd Hnss,ealy 1psksA
Il Dsvly fnF,khsa th.a0hsx o1s0 -
esoDada1sa viah nsah - h1he = -
p. p:so q : es.ls eseh. - sll0 -
, 1880-10-16

Mr.. Taylor, who started a poultry ranch on
the outskirts of the city. received q cable gram
announcing the death Of his mother the other
day, and has left for England, The ranch has
been left in competent hands
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-30
Rain and sleet Thursday morning.
Still another grocery store talked Of


It seems pity our auctioneers have
to be imported.
Twenty-Five overcoats at cost at
Northrup's.
NV. Patterson, of Humboldt was in
town Wednesday.
Teachers examination at the school
house next Saturday.
The next term of District Court vii!
be longer than usual.
Tom. Denzel, shake, and We'll take
the best cigars you have got.
One thousand yards Bingham at 81
cents per yard at Northrup's.
Six hundred yards plaid suiting at
9 cents per yard at Northrup's.
Some of the prisoners are now fedon
bread and water for bad behavior.
The Quaker neighborhood near Ge-
neva are holding revival meetings.
Mr.. Bliss has nearly completed his
dwelling house, northeast of the jail.
William Vandeveer and wife, from
Red Oak, Iowa, have located near Car
lyle.
Supt. Root has nearly finished his
annual visits to the schools OF the
county.
No more debates at the Literary So
ciety. A spicy and longer programme
is given.
Miss Matte Ross, a very estimable
young lady of Usage township, died
last Monday.
Rev. Burris, of Garrett, assisted
Rev. Kline in the revival meetings 81
this place, last week.
The wind blew cold and chilly from
the north Wednesday. Look out tor
cold snap early in February.
Elder Writers will preach at thu
Masonic Hall, morning and evening
next Sunday. All are invited.
F.B. Pratt has traded his restauran
for patent right, with the territory o
three counties, including Allen.
Thos. Denzel and wife and D. @
Young and his wife went to Kansa
City to spend their honeymoon.
Delinquent personal tax warrant
| are in the hands of the sheriff, and b
is scouting around hunting the victims
Two thousand yards of dress good
to be closed out at reduced prices dun
| ing the next thirty days at Northrup's
Joe Often, son of our popular ba
ker, Chas. Often, came over from Gel
many lately, and will make his HON
here.
Be sure and vote for the best man
the township election-and don't L
your sympathies run away with you
, Judgment.
Mr.. Carpenter, who has lived in 81
neva township for many years, die
this week. We could not learn tt
particulars.
Mr.. w. H. link died the latter pa
lof last week. Mr.. link was brothe
\ iu-law of Mr.. Woodin, and q very e
Unable man.
The entire north part of town vi
illuminated Monday night, while Il
refuse cane near the sorghum mill w
being burned.
Mr.. D. Search, of Crown Poir
Ind, has leased the Leland Hotel al
will refit, refurnish, and open out
g. first-c,ass hotel.
.o We want the present post off
address of J. C. Horst, lately of Gene
township. Two letters for him at II
REGISTER office.
Married, by Rev. J. s. Kline, We
nesday, January 2lst, at the residen
+. of A. J. Survey, Mr.. D. Weikle a
Miss Eta Pence.
Miss Richards, deputy postmistr'
at this place, stamped her index fins
- while making up the mail Monday.
IA is painful bruise.
Saturday was an unusually busy d
with our merchants. There was
largest number of teams in town tn
= have been for a long time.
Mr.. Kapp will open boot and 81
store in the Central Hotel building
the spring. Mrs. Kapp has bous
, the building We are ipformed.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

Business Locals under this heading among edttoriG
notices riH be charged Fifteen GEMS per Hne eoe"
pubiication No deriation from this rate to anyone
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-30

We will offer for the|
nert Sixty Days our en-
tire Winter Stock at al
GREAT REDUCTION
In Prices to make room
for our Spring Stock.
These Goods Must Sell at
Some Price.
Call and see for yourselves and be con-
vinced that ,oe haze the cheapest and
best collected stock Of
E07a7aels,
Blankets,
Waterprods,
Jeans,
ShG1UIS,
Cl0Gks,
Ladies' Underwear,
Childrens Under1Oe0r,
Mems Underwear,
Boys UnderweoT,
Fine Shirts,
Felt Skirts,
Kid Gloves,
Neck Ties,
Hosiery,
GLOUGS,
Hoods,
.NM6iUs,
Germantown Yarn,
Zephyrs,
In all the Popular Shades
T0wels
Table Linen,
Wool Jackets
Silk Hnndkerczaiefs,
Linen H07adkercfa1efs.
AND
Canton EGn7aeLs.
.All goods at our UNI
fornaly lou prices cheo1
for Cash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
SHILOHS W REMEny

O0OH VIAI AISnS1 re- ED 7.
A marvellous Cure for Catarrh.
Diphtheria, Canker mouth, and
Head Ache. With each bottle there
is an ingenious nasal Injector for the
more successful treatment of the
complaint, without extra charge.
Price 90 cents. Sold by DIR. j. Nc
Dearman and j. II. Haislip, Martins
burg. Mo. E.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

The pride of q Mother, the life and
JOY Of q home, are her children,
hence her grief when sickness en-
tiers and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running
q terrible risk, if they have q Cough.
Group or Whooping Cough, which
leads to Consumption, if you do not
attend to 1t ct once. SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION CURE is 9uran-
teed to cure them. Price 10 cents.
50 cents and u 90. For lame back.
side or, chest, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Price Is cents. Sold by DR..
J. McDearmon and j. H. Haislip.
Martinsburg, Mo. Id -