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Society and Church Notes.

The knights of Labor meet this,
Friday evening.
The revival at the Baptist church
still continues with good attendance.
Rev. j. NJ Breaker has returned ami
is assisting. Services continued at 2:S0
and 1r. N.
4 protractei meeting has been com
menced at the Presbyterian church.
The pastor. Rev J. ). Boyd Is assisted
hy Rev Or. Hays, OF Quincy.
The Holiness meeting at the Masonic
Hall continues to attract large crowds
Of people.
Rev. T. J. Wheat, pastor Of the u.
Z church win take for his morning
discourse next Sabbath: "Spirltualism
When 1t originated what 1t is; and
Sbat il Is dong.
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True patiots they are
and he il understood
That when they left the country
Twas for their cOuutry- good"
FAIR PLAY.
wilson Waits.
GnArnc ConnfsroypENcE
FAIR Play.

GRAPHIC COREEsPOSDEND
\ yapor is falling this morning in
the form of rain and freezing a. it fails.
This may have depressing effect upon
the minds of the weather prophets who
have been prcphesying the nearness Of
spring while the fine days were here
We might have more faith in an early
spring, had We not had a mild winter
predicted.
Several OF our young men have
severe attacks Of western fever, it is
uncertain as yet how any Of these cases
will terminate. The mothers of these
parties are very anxions 10 have the
fever abate.
Our teacher, ]. W. Collins was quite
:lck on last Thursday, had to give up
school at noon. but on the next day
was at his post at the usual hour.
Jack Saunders wife and baby spent
last w ednesday al Ned jules oup-
pose Jack was comparing babies with
Ned.
The GRAPHIC seems TO be gaining
ground at this office, as the number has
greatly increased in the few past
months.
The Home Circle IS much appreciat
ed We hope to see it better kept NJ
than the Farm Gra2hics are.
Mrs. L. d. Osgood, who has been sick
50 long, is slowly recovering A good
| ly NUMBER was at the church on Sat
urday evening to hear lev. Wardrp
OF Brashear, preach, but as he did no'
come of course did not hear him. Feb
ith. 1881. RrSTIc.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned viii 5ffer for sale
at his residence ; Anile. northeast Of
LaPIata, in Adalr cofnty on TIursdag
Feb. 4th, 1884, the following de. cri5ed
property to-wit: Three head trooI
mares, yearlinQ cot. bead mich
cows, , Swear old helfer-: } 2-year old
helfers; yearling heifer: stock hog..
corn in crib, hay. wagon, set bar
ness, , seated ,priug wagon, Agrieul
turaI implements. household and kltCh-
en- furniture, etc. Terns-On ali sums
over $500. a credit OF T. months will
be given, purchaser giving note with
approved security. Sums OF $500 and
under. cash IN hand. Interest at the
rate of ) per cent on notes. sale to
commence at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
ID. p. HUST1y.
F. H. Holmes. Auetioneer.
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Southeast Adair,

/ Developments on the construction
Of the proposed new railway is anxious
Iy. looked for by many Of our citizens IN
Wilson township.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. ODE
diah Howk has been quite i'll with
Group for some days past. The child is
now thought to be out of danger.
Health in this vicinity is generally
good not much complaint except from
cold caused by the late thaw and damp
weather.
The bamy Srring-like weather of the
past few days has diyested mother
earth Of natures winding sheet of
beautiful, beautiful snow.
The bountifui crop Of sleigh bells
which have enlivened our roads and
made merry music for the past few
weeks, have disappeared TO await
the coming of another snow.
Spring will soon put in his appear
ance once more with the usual accom-.
paniment of mud and slush. but in
spite Of all dlsagreeable traits will be a
welcome visitor, and hailed with de-
light by eur farmers, and another
effort will be made TO redeem Adair
from the had crop record II the past
two years.
Charlie Sull and family who were
deprived OF house and home by fire a
few weeks ago, have gone 10 Nebraska
to make that state their future home.
Charlie Is son in law Of Mr. Cy Pick
erinp who moved from here 10 Nebras-
ka last Spring.
Mr. Clay McCay has .old his farm to
Mr.. John Howk. price thirteen hun
dred dollars for one hundred acres.
understand that Mr.. McCay will re-
move to Linn County, IN the spring.
( Perry Buck and family, were miss.
ing from their usual abode a few
morning ago. Further investigations
revealed the tact that they had ab-
seconded between two days. leaving
their numerous credltiors in the lurch.
Their whereabouts Is at present un-
Fnown. They are not missed 50 much
on their own account as the property
belonging to other which they saw fit
to take along in their fight. under.
stand the Widow Mock is the heaviest
looser she having lost seventy five dol
lars. which was to have been paid for a
aorse. Several Others are ioosers oil
large or small amounts. The sooner
such people leave the better and then
their room is better than THEN compa
ny
True patiots they are
And he il understood
That when they left the country
Twas for their cOuutry- good
FAIR Play.
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County Court

County Court has been IN session all
the present week. and has transacted
large amount Of business. Among eth
er things the report of the commission
er to consider the PROPOSE ton Of the
Masonic Hall Association, to sell their
building 10 the county was filed. We
will publish the entire proceedings next
week. We learn that the commission
er made no recommendation. merely
stating the facts a>certained in regard
to price, etc. 1t seems to us that, tlom
what We can learn OF the matter. that
the lease OF the third story which Is
held by the Masonic order for period
of ninety nine years will prove an OBJ
stacle 10 the transfer, even ifsuch trans
fer should be deemed desirable in other
respects. We have net time or space
in the present issue to further discuss
the matter
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4 Cara.

You that owe me know tGat need
the money. and need it bad. VIII YOU
come ard settle and pay me what you
owe me. or will you keep my money
cut g! ny hands, thereby causing me
great los, and damage> How would
you ike tor me to treat YOU as you are
doing me? Examine yourselves. See
If you have any conscience or honesty
before place your account in the hands
Of the constable, and obhge me, as
have done by you. W. Il. HAELAy.
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Radical Ridge.
GrarI,ic Corr, .pordenee.

Graphic Corr sporfencr.
After two weeks silence | writ
you again.
School closed Friday afternoon, after
a five months session.
Mr. Dodson has made US one Of the
livllest schools ever taught in this dis
trict.
The last day was one long to be
remembered. The forenoon was spent
in readings and reciiations. At an
early hour the patrons began to assem-
bic with their well-filled baskets, to
have parting dinner. a temporary
table had been provided at one side OF
the room, which was vel loaded with
such good things as farmers wives
know so well how to provide for such
occasions.
The pupils were given the first OPP
portunity at the table, then the
children Of larger growth. 1t is ru-
mored that Nh a. H. HiDzman ate so
much that it made the front of his
back stick out so much 1t took him
halt an hour to get away from the ia
Die. Also, that John Lewis and Lee
Bell ate until they could eat no more,
then filed each others pockets and
went out ard jumped up and down to
make room for more.
After the tables were taken out, the
literary exercises were resumed. con-
sisting of declarations, essays, etc.
Your correspondent was 50 pressed for
time, that much to his regret he could
not remain to hear them all. The es-
say by Miss Jennie Oxley was very
good. Taking 1t all IN all. every
thing was a grand success.
Mr.. Dodson deserves much credit
for his success with this schoo! be-
lleve he is to attend the Normal the re.
malnder of the year.
/ Our literary society still exists
Election last meeting. The old Pres,
ident and President retained
Flora Lewis, Secretary; Dr. ]. B. Hib
bard. Marshal.
Mr.. c. Hubbard Is lImping arounc
with lame back.
Mrs. Boydston has got about vel
after her Iowa trip.
Mr., Frederick is very sick.
M. VIM. james in the east part O
the district, is the happy father of
boy.
Rev. Cordray preached very in
teresting and instructive sermon a
Lone Star, on Sunday. Perhaps hi
last.
Think the new story Is boss.
TAM. O. SHANTER.
Feb. 4th, 1884.
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La Plata Lines.

LAPLArA, Feb. 5-Busmess is dull.
c. L. Wilson AdJnster for the Mer-
chants ms. Co., was III town la7t Set
urday.
Several fires in this vicinity recently.
The La Plata Creamery has stopped
running. VIII not start upuntil next
May.
Considerable sickness in this vicinity.
Mrs. Nettie Hendriekson Of Trenton
No, is here visiting her sister Mrs.
Sally Hood.
Land B1yers are scarce.
The railroad excitement still contin-
ues about La Plata. Think she will
have another road.
Prorracted meeting still continues.
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Literary Festival.

We have received a copy OF the Soda
liza Daily Dem0crW. OF recent date
which contains lengthy report Of a
"literal Festival given oy the pupils
Of Mrs. DIR. Miller of that place. Mrs.
Miller was formerly Miss Henderson a
well known teacher IN the kirksyille
Normal The Deaocraf speaks in very
high terms Of tbe character o. the exer-
clses. winch took place IN the Sedslia
Opera house IN the presence OF large
and highly cultivated audience.
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NOTICE. 10 TREsPASsERS.

The undersigned take this method
OF notifying all parties to whom it may
concern that, if hereafter any one hunts
any kind Of game or nuts on their
premises without permission they will
prosecute to the full extent Of the law.
And since it has become a matter Of
frequent occurrence for many persons
to break the Sabbath by hunting and
fishing along the Charlton on Sunday,
we further notify all persons who may
hereafter engage in such law-breaking
that we viii report them to the grand
Jury at the first term thereafter:
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SWOre Too Much

The trial ofthe case Of Nichols for
the murder OF Cannon in Morrow
township, was concluded in the Ma
con circuit court. last Saturday by a
failure of the jury to agree--the Jury
standing for acquit,al to I for muir
der in the second degree. But for
Nichols own statement it is said he
would have been acquitted. He
swore 10 too much.-LaPlaH PreSS.
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Fine Pictures.

During Prof. Cadwell's engagement
in ,his city. PARCEL, the Photographer
secured very fine cabinet negatives OF
Mr. Caldwell and Mrs. Kidd. They
were so well pleased with the artistic
quality Of the work that they leiror'
ders for 81 worth to be forwarded.
The PARCEL Gallery Acknowledges no
peer on line artistic work in North
Missouri
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Valentine faH.

4 grand Valentine Ball will be given
at the Millard Hall, Thursday evening
Feb, lith. by Prot. 5. L. Grady and J.
y. Stukey. Good music will be pro-
cured. and a good time Is anticipated.
Everybody invited to come that enjoys
the tripping Of the light fantastic
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Kept Moving

Dropping in az the handsome gro
e,ry Of Mes-r- Baker Is Co.. next door
10 the Saving, bank. We found all
hands buyy not wl,h,tand!ng Tad
weather They keep things moving
right along and are ENJOYING tne
trade A full line Of everything IN the
grocery line. low prices and deter
mnatlon to please Is the secret Oh 'heif
.nrra.. Farmer, call and see them.
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Festival

There wil! be festival and Neck
Tie Party held at the ". Z. Church in
Brashear. No. on the night OF Feb. T..
The proceed, OF the FestIval 10 be ap-
pied TO seating the chnrch. Come out
and help ms have a good time
Br order
COMMITTEE.
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Four Great CIties

-Four of the great western cities were
represented IN LaPlata last Tuesday :
Two gentlemen from Cincinnati. three
from St. Louis, one from Chicago and
one from Kirksvile. They all stopped
at the La Plata house -LG Phata
Prs55
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GE.APEIcs.
Did YOU get a ALI.

Dld YOU get 'all.
County court in session.
Every indication of a snow storm.
Snow fell quite rapidly for halt an
hour Yesterday.
Third term opened at ,heNormal one
Tuesday morning.
Our friend Nelson Thomas reports a
fine cir! baby at his house.
Business in most lines has been very
quiet during the past week.
Captain Dudley. Of the Pension ser
vice, gave as a call on Monday.
E. Il. Brown and family have moved
to Humphreys. on the q. NJ. q 2.
Mr. Alex Doneghy is making prepar
atoms to build residence this spring.
J. $. Baker 4 Co, the grocery men,
keep things moving Call and see
them.
kirksyille Is well supplied with a
score or more Of amateur "mesmei-
i,ts.
Mr. Ed zimmerman and family have
arrived safely at New Tacoma. Wash
ington territory
We learn that work mas commenced
on Prof. Blqn,on's new house IN the
west part town.
Remember DR. Willard, Office is
now in the new binding north side Of
pubhc square mp .tairs.
Canva,ser, for the GRAPHIC find no
trouble in getting names and cash for
the peoples favorite family paper
B.F. Lamkin and E. V BIackman
have both decided to Join the party
going TO Florida next week.
The ladie, were circulating a re-
mon.trance, yesterday, against county
49,,
j. ,e''g' VI " ''So" .o"HS"'P was !"
mt. .n,,~,
ne "hAFhf' ma an even hundred
subscribers At at hfaSneaf ana ieao'
all other paper-. by one third or more
7. l.. LINK, living three and hal
miles north Of town. is the next happy
man. \ handsome girl at hi houst
on Friday morning
The HOLMES, meetings have beer
continued through the present weel
instead "fcIo,ing on SUNDAY as expect
ed.
There i, no doubt at all that tn,
/ Gr,p,rc has the LARGEST comfy circn
ra.ion or snv ma ar ever unfinished i
Ki,l.yiIie and tbe LIST .tilI grows
Judge Stahi. assistant cashier at tn
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Correction.

In our California letter last week a
blunjer wa, made winch needs correc-
ton "Yclo' county should have read
-Yuba' county. Yolo is nearly tItfy
miles south of iuba county, Sacramen-
10 comfy Wing between tie two.
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New Job Type.

i new lot Of handsome type suitable
Tor Cards. Letter and Note Heads Just
received at this Office. Orders for this
clas, OF work neatly executed and
blocked without extra charge
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INnR SALE-Helnr deslrous ID e

i ling closer 60 my husiucE-, ! oHcr my
-.itence l-i miles southwest Of The square for
- n consists 0f7 acres. of good pasture and
III fruit iaud I1 acre. art iuclU-ed with good
t.I.nk fence. aud sub divided. aud about y asres
b1re arr nov being enclosed WITH plank and wire.
t,4,ufy rrfrtvoOd "a place. s Young pca'h ORCH
- ~ ldi ireos go grape vines and other fruit.
,.,i frame house will rnoL.s aud pOrchcs, barn
- other out huiidir.- Plenty % water TOR iaHill
= aud stock. Iu-t 90, place for uiau who wau' .
-. rti- a small dzlTy. poultry Yard apiary, and
ma, frults Price SlSs part cash. balance on
.i,'. OF y.II tad, fuT suitable iowa properly. 10
~ p ~, tl..' ..f.f1. side sffr lauklu's. 2+-tw
! y pEAKoE. Dentist.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp by george \. Giiler and posted before
John Richey justice u The peace in Sentou tCUn-
hip. Adair county, on the lath day % November
ise5 the following described property. One two
vear Old Il er color white. crop OF both and
split In The right with brand resembling ths letter
~ the right horn valued a. hreen dollars D.
& ". Gsli"vay snd oscar Julien spprsis~f-
nti-3v
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House Burned.

'rbs residence of Mr.. J. " &. S'oan,
in Morrow township On me day last.
Only a small part Of the furniture was
saved. The binding and contents
W ere valued at $1,000, partially insured.
FIRE originated from a defective rue.
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Farmers Attention.

Please call and see u, when you are in
Brashear We want to talk with ycu before
we buy our sprirg stock OF Agricultural I'm
plement= E. W. BOONE * BRo,
ma Bra-hcar. No
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Halliburton * Holloway, Llnneus'
Mo, say ave have a larger sale
for Browns Iron Bitters than any med
icine on our shelves.
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MONEY TO LOAN

At the best rates ever offered in
Adair county, NJ. p. HoLLrsTEE, South
side Pubic Square, KirksviIle, Mo.
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Waltham, Eigin, Springfield, Ian
caster. Hampden, Rockford, and In
ported Watches at Hart & Miller's,
adjoining Masonic Buildings suPe-
nor quali;y,-vey cheap, and war
ranted in every respect.
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City papers please copy.
New Firm

The new firm at the New York
Store will be known as J. T. Whitaker
& Co. The establishment under the
management of Mr.. Whitaker will con-
tinue the popular policy which has
made the name New York Store" a
household word throughout northeast
Missouri They CARY an elegant line
Of Dry Goods and occupy two full sto-
RES. In addition they make a spec
ialtv of Boots, Shoes, Clothing ard
fine Dress Goods for ladies', including
laces, trimmings, etc. Their carpet
trade is also very extensive. CAL IN
and see them.
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noAnnFRs wANrEn-Mr. Joha d

r1oAHnFR- WANTED-Mr. Joh1 BeAll ha
II oprncd OUT a arsf Glass boarding house aui
would %, Rlad % hAyc every one give MIN q call.
Tlrst house west OF Miller lumber yard n2.'
I,ooDFARM FOR sALF-io miles east 81 Kinks
W. iilc and tour and halT miles north vest Of
EFashcAr. quarter 81 O. mile from school house Anh
fhree quarter miles IRON sabbath H"me church.
ru. nplgihrrhood. 20 iWUroy cwcnfs, al prairie,
WI eel 81 bargain. Enquire At This oflicr. adj
dress. amos PEOFST. Brashear. No
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Halliday Bros bought 500 lbs
honey to-day. Call any see it. Oh,
how sweet
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Sauer kraat.
z. H. Holmes. Auotioneer.

Fresh barrel Of choice Sauer Kradt
iu-t opened at J. H. MAEKEY.s.
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J. ". Mccall On the north side
square will loan money atGr on sums
Of 500 and over.
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Parties desiring Cabinet picture. OF
Prot. Caldwell or his assistant. Mrs.
hIdd. can procure the same at - cts.
each. at the Parcel Gallery. Both on
me card. ~zl0.for framing, only 5oc.
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Valentine Gay Is coming. yonr E'ti
will. EXPECT something nice. 90 t. ~.
q F5ut and buy her something that
wl awaken her admiration.
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For sale

span of GOOD mare, Amply at
This Office '%h
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Bennett 4 Nelson VIII sell groceries
for cash or produce through 1884.
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MARRIED.

sW!>HFR- ZEIGLER--At the rr'it'hs. o. ,,',
ri iss. fsff.r iu Iibrrty township. AIAlr county
Mo- on rls evening 20 January I-''' ~ "
Jllu 4 Sw!-lrr and Niss l.4,lhA N'-iN'- ~
uoug b., I. v. Prentice, j. T.
The evening uas spent by the friends pre-
cent ir social converse and friendly con"rai-
uIa,iofs and good tim. was had generally
My bappinc-s uualoycd, and prosperity ID"
bounded. attend tLem in their marriage re-.
Ia,iun f. the wish Of many friends
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BORN.

sHuTT-To Mr. aud Mrs. J. }. shot, Al Sfand
Junction. COLORADO, iau. 18th. uins p7una hoy =
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Cash subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the week
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Messers Cross & Moore have open
ed a new Grocery on the east side OF
the square and will keep constantly on
hand the choicest and freshest staple
and fancy groceries, at all times, The
highest price paid coutry produce.
They also keep clover seed for sale.
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYERS, OF
Bourbon. Ind, says both myself and wife
owe our lives to shloh'7 Consumption
Cure"
WHY WILL YOU COUGH when
Shiloh5 Cure will give INN edjate relic
Price 10 cents, ~ cent? and 81.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by in
digestion, Constipation. Dizziness loss Of
Appetite, yellow skin, Shil0h'- Fitaiizer j.
1 positive cure.
SHILOH'S CATTARRH REMEDY
q positive cure Tor Catrrh, Diptheria and
Caker onth. Sold by 7 X. Fowler, Kirk
Vile. VI" o|y-l NJ -
The collector in Howard county has
advertised for a man in each town
ship to Kill all the dogs upon which
taxes are due and unpaid after Feb.
roth. A liberal price will be paid tor
each dog killed. and premium ofSro
to the man killing the highest number
He estimates that over 600 dogs
will have TO suffer the penalty, and
warns their owners that the killing OF
the dogs does not release them from
paying the taxes. Sausage ought to
be cheap in that county.
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We Doubt 1t

Harrison, the boy preacher, who IS
holding a revival in St. Louis, breaches
the Holiness doctrine liz Plata
Prs.
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Just received fresh supply Of Mo
berly -four at BFvvETT Il NTIsoyS.
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New 17-page Catalogue.

Describing frult trees and other
nursery products with such other in
formation as think most needed, can
he had free at Heiny & Cos.
MO 3m. CHAs PATTERSON.
William T. Almond, Fairfax, Mo-,
says he has gained fifteen pounds in
weight since using four bottles OF
Browns Iron Bitters.
"HACKMETACK lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price - and ~ cents.
SHILOH'S CURE WILL immediate
" relieve Group. Whooping cough and
bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle Of shiloh's Vitalizer. II never
fairs 70 cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle OF shiloh'- Catarrh Remedy.
Price - cents sold by T. K. Fowler. kris
VIII