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-DAwsoN Mr.. James y. Dawson, =
highly respected citizen Of the Mt. Nenia
neighhorhood, died Monday night, after an
illness of Eve days, Of Pneumonia, aged
sixty. eight lie was younger brother Of
Mr.. !. l.. Dawson. aud was known as the
unrepeniant rebel refusing to vote for
any one who had ever worn The Blue, no
matter II he was the Democratic nominee.
IIis remains will he inferred in the old
family burying-ground to-day at 2r.N.
-lIARLAN-Afier an illness Of several
months, Of Consumption, Miss Lucy Har-
Ian died on Wednesday, at the residence
Of her grandfather, Mr.. David Myers, Of
the Willow Grove neighborhood, aged
seventeen. She wa perfectly resigned to
her fate, and assured her friends that she
was going straight home to heaven. Her
funeral will he preached at her late home
by Ed. Joseph Ballou, to-day at 10 O'Clock,
and her remains inferred in the family
bur, ing-ground.
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In Cincinnati the demand for al
classes Of cattle !. greater than the supply,
and prices range from s22j 70 81 for com.
mon 10 g. 10 $50 Tor best shippers. Best
hogs ssll At 500 to $40 down to 81 for
acalawags and trashy stuff sheep, common,
81 to si25 choice. $3.50 to 1915.
The owner Of Phil. Thompson, Ken
tucky colt purchased by New Yorker Last
Fall, at high figure, has offered to match
him against any three-year.old east Of the
Rocky Mountains for 5000 a side. Tie
has q record Of $50 o. two.year-old.
Just like bic nsmesake, he j. good run
ner.
-DANvfrLE CouRr.-Capt. II. 7. Bush
says that the run II good cattle on the
market Monday was not A. heavy ~ usual,
and the streets ~sre cleared by noon at
fair prices, with a demand Tor more.
Mules and good work horses were sought
for home use, the former selling at $50 TO
$3.50 and the latter at 500 TO 500.
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LoctL NOTIFIES.


srrp uAfa NJ Owslcy a llrrins'
FismNo TAosir II Mcilobcris q siaee's
srrp Irih Potatoes a. Owslcy a liir
gins.
Lar snonr Seed lfish rolsioca, of all
hind, ~ llslo a Nunncllcys.
Fon that Cough ne White Zine Syrup.
prepared by Mcliobcrls a Siarr.
IiAIr q NuNNuIpY have received an.
other large loi 81 the celebrated swia.
Hams.
Pnonucr Of every kind wanted by Hale
a Nunnellcy, either ior cash or In ex-
change for goods.
TrnHuSF & NASAnsnArr have nice
line 81 Mems aud Boys Ready-Madc
Clothing, and will ell them lower than
snyb0d,.
Iosr-A clear Amethyst Ring. with
"Mgnonn IN II, either 1T Myers House or
hetween there and the depot A reward
will b. paid u len AZ this Office.
HALr a NrNNrlIy wish 10 inform the
pnhlic that they will again be in the wool
irade Parties wishing 10 ell will lind IL
o. their Interest % see them first.
HAtr a NuSNNIY have gone exien.
lively into The Coal tath, and the public
j. informed that they can ret the heai Pine
Hill Coal from them AT The lowest cash
price.
smon'- CArAuRu Rrurny.-A mar
velous cure fof Caiarrh, Diptheria Chnker
Mouth and Head Ache. With each bottle
there !. an ingenious nasal Injector fof
the mon successinl treatment ~ ihese com
plants without extra charge Pricr 10 cis
Sold by Chenanli \ Penny.
ANswrR THs QUESTION Why do ~
many people W. .cc around a., acem 10 pre-
fer 10 suaef and he made miserable by In
digestion. Constipation, nixfincss, loss Of
APPETITE, Coming up Of the Food. yellow
skin. when iof cents We will sell thcm
Shiloh's Niialirrr, guaranteed 10 cure them.
Sold by Chenauli a Penny.
Smfm's CONSUMPTION CuRE-This u
beyond question the most successful Cough
Medicine We have ever sold, few doses in.
variahly cure the wort cases Of Cough,
Group, aud Bronchitis. while "a wonderful
sncce-- in the curc Of Consumption j. with
out a parallel In the history 81 medicine.
Since y hrst discovery Il has been sold on
= guarantee. a iesi which no other medicine
can stand. u you have q Cough We earn
esily a-s YOU 10 trY u. Prior 10 Cts. 10 cts.
sni 81 II your lung arr -ore, Chest o.
hacg lame. use Shilos Porous Plaster.
Sold hy C,rnauli 4 Penny.
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LAND. srocK AND cRoP.

Harper says he will take $4,000 for
Ten Brock, but we hardly suppose he will
have a chance.
A. NJ. Feland sold to VIM. Cecil, Of
Boyle, thoroughbred yearling bull and I
do bull calf for sl27.50.
We have 30 bushels German Mlllet.
Seed for sale. Apply at once 10 J. l.. a L.
l.. Dawson, near Stanford, Ky. 81
r. II. Owens, Of Lexington, has sold
his thoroughbred Lereller to Mr.. A. Kerr,
Of Eureka, Kansas, for 500.
Mai. A. Keene Richards, one Of Ken
tucky's most noted turfmen, died at his
home in Scott county Friday, Of Pneumo-
MIA.
Mr.. Lewis T. Payne has sold his farm
Of $50 acres. near Payne's Depot, to MI.
X. +. Afford Cor sllO per acre. Midway
Clipper.
John NJ. Hail sold to John Lynn, a
yoke Of cattle for 500, to Craig Lynn a
yoke Cor SeO, and 10 Cyrus Moberly two
yoke at $50.
MIR. VIM. Arnold sold on Wednesday
To Mess. Potts 4 Mcllyane, from Nicholas
county, twenty head Of fat mules for the
Eastern market Tor S2,000.-l Richmond
Register.
David H. Best, OF Garrard, has bought
Of W. J. Denman, Of Jessamine county,
his farm lying within p miles Of Nicholas
willie, on the Mt. Freedom pike, containing
$50 acres, at SIS per acre cash.
-GEoRaETowN CouRr..- About 200
cattle, selling at to Al for best and p 10
- for common. 20 Wayne county three
and four-yerolds brought $50. Broke
mules, S75 to Sl75; one extra pair, $500.
Alta sale In Clark, 100 hogs sold AT
s. to 50 per ewii 725 sheep, ewes, year
lings and yearling wethers, $40 to s. per
head; lot scrrb cattle, S29lO; milk cows,
S25 to sl5; work mules, sic to Sl2j.
=. h. Basey sold his farm Of Ia acres,
on the Lexington and Georgetown pike
about half way hetween the two places,
for SIS 500 The house is one Of the hand
soonest in the section, but the land Is rather
thin.
during the Winter season 81. loui'
packed 47l,l59 hogs. Average weight
gross go 5000 pounds; average eosI
per 100. Cgross. $iG2i average yield Of
lard per hog, S5l pound; mess pork made
l0,a3S barrels; other kinds Of pork, 500:
barrels
The four race horses Of Gen. Bulort
were sold this week at poor prices. Good
night brought but $3.50 and Mcllenry bu
$50. An Iowa man bought the forme
and a Missouri man the latter. Lizzi'
Mcwhirler and Getaway brought 81 ,S6'
and 81 900.
An ineendiary Gred the stables II !
s. Oauit, at Paris, Saturday night. causinl
the destruction Of the building, valued a
5000, and the cremation Of some valua
Bile trotters. Maj. Henry rurney losl lw'
worth 81 400; O. d. Upton, Of New Norl
lost one worth $500; wm. y. Smith 10.
three worth 81 900, aud Nd. Fond Lost
iroiter, pries unknown. A bot Of harness
buggiss, slsighs aud training apparatu
were also destroyed.
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WfRRTfGFs

fnEnraIcK 81 Bril- -- A couple Of
children. iIe1ekish Frederick and Mary
" Bell, aged respectively seventeen and
eighteen year,. were allowed to consolidate
Yesterday. They might have waited ten
year. and then have been young enough
hni, paradoxical n. Il may appear, people
seem never to be happy until they get IN
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Our Rou Of Hemor

Fiji. week our Subscribers are as biiowr irish
Dunn, Barnwell,s. C.. by Dr.. Cilnon Fovleri jas.
q. Givens, Louisville Mn. NJ. ". Moreland. Mil
ledgevnIe, A. D. Newiand, Crab Orchard T. W.
wash, Liberty q. W. Cook, Burgini o. r. Mar
schall, Thompson a Thompson, Harroishurg. Mr..
Mary r. Green, Huaonvillei ". X. Hobbs, =. N.
shumaie, Danville; Eld. W. T. Corn, =. q. Walls.
Kings Mountain J. 5. Reynolds G. @. Caidweii,
wsyneshurri Mr.. Moliie @. Myers. ,. II. Hoeker'
=. y. Philips J. ,. Paris, stanford, g. A. Ad-
ans, J. T. Lawrence, Crab Orchard Judge John
u. Ooodloe, Kingston Miss Ida A. Adams, L.orst-
10; Mr. s. NJ Carson, Loulsviile' Mis- sallie Phii-
ips, Gravel switch.
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1, Ino. ,. McIloheris Cashier OF above named
hank do snlemnly swear that the ah"Ne
statement l. true 20 The hsst oi nay Know lslee aud
heliel INO. y. MckohEhi>, Cashier.
Sulscrihssl aud sWafu 10 lahore ue this 2id day
OF Mar, ISL J. u oNsLti' y y L. g.
CoHRFcr ATTEST
D. ". McALisrER,
u. W. NASpENFke, Directors
.. ;. HOsKKE,
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"oLD RELIABLED
Chenault &Penny,
-DEAT.Eus
Drugs, Books &c Jovve1ry-

complete n full Patent
Medicines Chemicals. Paints Oils varnsses
Nail
Articles. Prices school Rocks Letter
Ink. Envelopes Window GLASS; Putty. Carbon
Headlight Oils. lamps. Chimneys. Ac.
Watches Clocks and Jeweiry repaired short notice
warranted.
mis-
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TAKE NOTICE

LET ALL THAT CLAIM To HAVE RE-
ceipts OF my Deputies, when asked tor hack Tax
bring them 10 town during Circuit Court; aud u
not found, bring the money. Those that know
they owe, bring the money, and ride home with
receipt In their pocket or walk hack. Apologies
and compliments will paw no longer. II | am not
there, d. b. Edmiston viii sell you receipt with
my signature
i7i-3i .M.FELAND. ,. 5 C.
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Very Desirable House and Lot
in Stanford For Rent.

This property Is situated on Main Street The
House contains rooms. a cook room and cellar.
On the lot there Is good cottage. a good stable,
we'll vineyard, sc. Apply 10
t1i-if .. n. CRAIG. stanford, Ky.
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lS rur new Farmers National Bank
iusl organized In ilairod.burg, Mes. leo
Hayden aud Horace s Wiihcrs, Of this
county, have each fly shares We slso
learn that NJ. J. s. IIughcs, another
Stanford man, has number Of shares
Tnr yrnSkL rQuISox did not throw
open the door. Of Spring this time A. any.
body has seen yet. a stia Northeast
wind, accompanied by binding gusts n
snow, with the thermometer below the
freezing point, almost make one forget that
"rhe Spring.iime has come, gentle Annie %
Mrs JufIA A ilrNr, Ii will be good
news 10 the host Of admirers Of THE charm
ine little acirc.. aud her excellent Com.
pany, to hear that they will appear here
Tor The s,tond time this season, on Friday
and Saturday nights, April III and a. and
Saturday Matinee They will open in
Fanchon, Miss Hunt, of conrc, taking the
tiiular role, in which she has hardly IN
equal A big house should, and M doubt
will, greet them.
Hnlrn-A dispatch to the Eaqni,cr
from Gmyson, Ky, SAYS that VIM. NJ.
Coleman, a collector for the n. I.onis Cal
endhf Clock Co., WIS attacked by four rob.
ber on an nnirequenisd road In Magoiiin
county, a few days ago, and his money de-
mandsd of him. He drew his pistol. shot
one II ll,em dead and wounded another,
and was himself shot dead by another Of
the psriy The particulars are very
meagcr, a. Magofin Il far from telegraph
communication Mr. Coleman spent last
Summer in thi. county and wa fayorably
spoken ofhy every one with whom he came
in contact Captain Richanl-, Of the ~.
Asaph, says be- was one Of the incest men
Of the Company and gentleman in every
respeci.
Too TrcHNicAI.-Some fellow once said,
in speaking of a spring Of medicinal wa.
ter, that it was cntircly "too 4 n technical
for him. a number Of Ilnrionvillians
express this same opinion Of Judge Ows.
ley'- order quashing the indictments
against certain parties who have been deal
ing ont damnation in their sacred limits.
There was an abundance Of evidence that
the Law hal been violated, a. We learn, but
because a certain special act regarding the
aaie Of liquor in lIustonyille was not re-
ierred TO In the indictment. Il Is no good
The ruling may he law, but II il i, Il j.
one u those many cases that law and jus
iice de- not go hand in hand. Mr.. Warren,
a. stated elsewhere, will take the case. TO
Court Il Appeals.
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80 fNtfN"f
100 acres we'll set Ia Blue Grass IS acres Ia wheat
aud balance Tor Corn, al we'll watered aud ienessi
The dwelling-house T. hiick II ia rooms WIN
rosuis With brick Kitchen aud .nioke-hou,' snd
all the neeessary outhoases, Neighhofhood /"
good a. any in the couniy, and the house "a hat .
ies minutes walk from Walnut Flat thuteh and
~ miles from Depot on the l.. A n. X X. f.-'
session given Immediately.
Also, laO No. lses, 90 u them thefoughhfed
Southdowus. an bred 10 a southdowu buck large
lot OF Iamla already dropIedi milk tous. one
th0loug Inbred two 2-year-old thoroughbred heii-
eis with young calves Two yeeIiing high grade
Heller. one thoroughbred Heller Calf BY y. :.
Owsleys hull; one splendid yoke u ONen, a years
old one eKtra a ear-ot saddle aud harness hofsf,
beautiful hay one saddle nlafe one ekiia saddle
Mar, one sktra hrood-Aarfi Ia ioai ~ John
hauFhinans Jack one 2-yeaf-old flliyi natntal
saddle colt stacks % nice iiuioihN lAA1i rtta
Of bright wheat straui 80 halfgls " Coro ~ ctib
20 bushels Of Wheat one splendid .-hoiaf aten
Moving Machinei / huasy and Harness iueise
Hives III hoes rs 0r ~ 0Ltnsi liarfou, hir fioss
Hoes, and other farrilng lmplenenisi liouafhold
aud Kitchen lurnltufei 800 pouuds oi Bacon, ~
pounds N Lard and god ~ % tarpenisfs Tools
Tfans. On the 1rm, one-thild osshi leniain'
dee az lsr cent. Interest, payable 40 salt par .
chaser On The personally zoe aii sutls % ~ .ni
under, cash, over that auiouni, eedt iiii - "a
January, l,si. ~ lar cent iuiffst en note. ~iih
approved sscufiiy, Negotiable and p4fahlf Al ihs
iaiels's National hans - ...sasss
STANFORD, March a, i',l.
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This Court convened at 10 o'clock on
Monday last, his Honor, Judge NJ. u.
owsley, presiding. According 10 a new
custom, Commonwealth Attorney. u. G.
Warren, charged the Grand Jury, doing 80
In very excellent, As well a. comprchen-
sive speech. The following compose that
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STATE OF KENTUCKY, l.
tuuniy ol linculn.

L Ina A. Owslsy. Cashier I'd the alnfs named
Haitk a. aiemnly swear that the alaate siaieuirut
\ irns H. ths l.>i ol ny knaa hedge aud laliei
INO d. oNsikN, Cashier,
-ul..itilaI aud sworn 90 lflire me this "a DAY
"a Mar issl mo d. MClnnEhlS, \. y. l., e.
Cotrcei aiisaii
D. a. Sukkk4
~ A. ,uANks Director
y. "A. LACKKh ]
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LArREL CouNrY smoking Tobacco, At
Az cents pet pouad, Al y, Mailingly n
Sons
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Ma. 4. N. wsARrN will add 10 his
stock nice Bot II Picture France, Mould
ines, Sc
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DEArH.-llenry lIsnsioni worthy
old darkey, died this week Of Dropsy. lie
was a great politician, and could make a
most entertaining Republican speech.
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ArgIL 1T and "a, Miss Julia A. liant
aud her talented Company at the Opera
House
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REWARD!

Frequent depredatio having been committed
on the timhered lands heretofore belonging 10 the
estate of George Carpenter decd, In Casey county
Ky, I will give reward ior the apprehension and
iGe-eow-iy J.D. CARPLNTER.
Huatan vile
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MoDEHATH.

Ia Iuitian, lIires ranTs lluln ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
r.srlsr ll.rsrtiasnis fnmafI o., luifliasdlais
80. riepslaiaiy, ~. aud tallfglale, 80
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~ f..il psrliealals. - y nasft. az, .iilsss
nas. . a. GnUEuEAsT. rsi.eipai
stanford. Lincoln c., ~
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LociL HaTTERs.

HANrs, Collar, Trace Chain', Sc, at
D Mailinrly y Snns.
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Tar Champion Plow. the be-l In the
market. at J. ". Warren a Soma
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WV invFRrrsEHrSrs.
ELECTION notice.

The Animal FledtIuu hH Trustees OF The town Of
STANFORD viii DO held Of ne Court. House on sal.
wrsiay, April -.
f12-li "a McnOnrnrs.
Clerk hoard Of Trustee.
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Treatment miid with bat little pain. Ne deten.
lion fruni business, and no danger 90 he feared ir0u
treatment. use q method which Is new aud orig
nal, II not generally known 10 the profession. aus
entirely cured. Consultation and examination free
Charges moderate. Meals0 guraniee 10 cufe all cas-
- OF reducble Rupture (hernial, by saie aud al
most painless operation without drawing drop Of
blood We do not ask Tor pay until cure Is perfect.
ed. u seems SUN silently explicit 10 he unersiood
BY all. None eau mistake our meaning no matter
how skeptical a. 90 the cure.
OFFICE No. lla, MAY STREET
WIN he At the Myer- House, STANDARD, Ky, es-
cry wednesday and Thursday till noon.
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MORE BLOOD !
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

THE FIRM OF HAYDEN BROTHERS, DEAL
ers In Dry Goods, Sc stanford. KY, has been dis
solved by mutual consent, +. n. Hayden retiring.
The notes and accounis due the old firm are for the
present len with J. W. Hayden, stanford, Tor sell
Element Parties indebted viii call on him, until
mrther notice, and settle.
y. n. HAYDEN.
t6s-tt wv. HAYDEN.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The Farmers National Bank

Al STANFoHD.
In the state OF Kentucky. at the Close OF
Business. Mar. IL, 1881,
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
-OF
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF STANFOUD.

At Stanford. in the State of Kentucky,
at Close OF Business. Mar. IL. 1881.
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p u Is L I C. s A T. Z
or A SPLENDID
BLUE : GRASS FARM.
HAVING DETERMINED 10 OUT fAkMISo,
l will sell al puhlie auction, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 26th,


ISL my Farm, near Walnut Flat, on the stanford
a Crab Orchard turnpike rad, ahd hall saY ie
tween The two plaees The farm contains
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MARRIED Our oF lt.-At the last term
Of the Circuit Court Harry lee aud An
ME Carson, pair rs black a. the ace Of
spades were indicted for fornicaiion. The
evidence was dead against them, and rather
than go to jail, in default Of the payment
Of a zine, they wisely concluded to eyade
the Law by getting married. Last satur'
day they obtained license and our County
Judge united them as firmly as the Law
could do Il. az course the indictment
against them was dismissed.
sulL N TRounLE-Somelime ago we
published that VIM. Conan, who formerly
lived at Kings Mountain, in this county,
had shot and killed a negro convict In his
employ on the Big Sandy railroad, and
that he had been acquitted on the ground
Of selfdelense. subsequently,, the machine
At Frankfort ground out pardons for two
negroes that were with Conan at the time
Of the killing, aud they having been made
competent witnesses went before the Bath
county grand jury and swore that the deed
Was not one OF -elf-defense, but one Of IN
provoked murder Conan was therefore
indicted for thai ohsnae, and Il nov on
bail 10 answer Al the next term VI that
court.
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RAILROAD LrrriSa - General Manager
=. DcFuniak Of The Louisville and Nash.
willie railroad, adveftises Cor bids for the
graduation and masonry On sections 20 10
40, inclusive, from London. Ky, to VIII.
liamsburgi to be opened on April isi.
This embraces some heavy work, and the
composition for Il will no doubt be- great.
Il begins to look like we are 10 have =
through railroad by the first Of January,
~ promised. Then wcwill bid farewell TO
the old poky passenger trains that pass but
once day In each direction, and greet the
double daily lightning express trains that
viii take " nj the rate u forty miles an
hour. Praise the Lord.
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n UsIc. tina LANGUAGES. DRAW
INC AND PAINTING.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-15
Il WONDERFUL
Effects of the Extract of Celery and
ChamomtIs Upon the Rerv-
Gus System ana Diges-
tive Organs,
In Curing Especially Sick Headache,
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Paralysis
and Indigestion, and
Preventing
Neuralgia of the Heart and Sudden
Death.

This Preparation has Won - Reputation
Unknown to any Other Article, for rhe
Cure and P%reVenIIOn OF ThOse Diseases.
kead the Following Interesting Slate.
ment OF This Discovery.
Celery has only come into public notice
wlthln the last few years as a n~ervine, but
scientific experiments and experience have
proved beyond a doubt that it controls ner-
vouS irritation and periodic nervous and sick
headache to a remarkable degree.
But q combination of the Extract of Celery
and ChRmomile, which has been out re-
Gently introduced to the profession and the
pubic by myself, has produced such marvel
GUS results in curing nervousness and bead
aches, and especially nervous and sick bead
aches, neuralgia, indigestion and sleepless-
ness that 1t has excited public attention and
newspaper comments, and therefore l give the
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them. "0N
Ny Celery and Chamomile Pills, for the
cure OF headache n nervousness. ara nre-
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expressly tocure headache, neuralgia. induces
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cure any case where no organic di ease of the
Drain or spinal cord exists, Hundreds of
cases of many years standing have been
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the G, Sc may be, a permanent cure is morally
certain. This statement is made after yearso Of
experience IN their use in the general practice
of medicine.
These pills are also valuable for school
children who suffer from nervous headaches,
caused by an overwcrked brain in their
studies, and for all classes of hard brain
workers, whose over taxed nervous centres
need repair and ISOLATION. Nervous treTnor
weakness. and paralysis are being daily cured
by these pills They. correct costiveness, but
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Directions on each box. Price so cepts or
SIX boxes for 81 so, postage free to any nd
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n money. For sale by all whoIesa e and re-
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At wholesale by Laughlin Brcs. & Co., 1908
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