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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-09-06

cut by our machine. or direct from the mills
or forest, al rates that defy competition, all
kinds Of wood. viz: Oak, Ash, and other
hard woods; Pine, saved 70 order, and Butts,
from the mill. We have excuse disposal Of
refuse from four Of the mills.
PICKETS.
saved in lengths Of 4, ) and feet, and more
than half hear. from 70 6 inehss vide, ut
$40 per Thousand pickets, delivered.
LoNGsTRIPS&REFUsELUMBEB,
VIII be delivered, At from 81 30 e. per load.
MANURE.
will be delivered cheap.
LIME. CEMENT AND FIRE BRICK
by bucket or barrel. Barrels delivered free
OF drRyage.
SHELLS AND DIRT.
will be delivered cheap. Delivered as per
order.
COAL,
blAekanith's, and for al other purposes. by
bucket, sack or ton. IN few days vii also
hare 3 large supply Of Charcoal on hand,
cheap.
WHERL-wRIGRT, BLACKSMITH
AND PAINT SHOP.
An kinds Of woodwork on Bugzies, Car
risges, Hacks and Wagons, done. Have
nov good blacksmith, and can do all kinds
OF work, such as mill, ship, steamboat,
wagon. farm, pillow. hOrse-Ehoeing, csc. We
also have paint room, for painting buggies,
wagons, furniture, etc. No painting done
outside Of shop, and no sign work done. We
also repair and furnish buggy tops, dash
boards, eic.
LODGING.
We have nice lodging rooms, and good,
c-eAn beds, etc, ever our carriage house
i and sample rooms.
SAMPLE ROOMS,
for Drummers, and pronounced by them 70
/ be the best outside Of New York.
! UNDERTAKING ESTABLISH
/ MENT.
/ We have the besa and most eamplets line OF
| UndertakeTls Goods, outside of New Or
leans, IN abe State, and sell Collins, Rt whole
sale OF retail, trimmed or otherwise. Large
stock on hand. and large shipment in transit
from tine Mound Coffin Co, st. Louis, Nc.
HEARSE.
we have fne and elegant Hearse. Per-
sans geEtlne collins from US, we viii attend
70 funafAl and strange al matters wishsGt
! extra charge Gall on as for eamplete
funeral outfit. Circumstances Of bHEeaEed
always considered by MS, and charges made
accoTdinEiy. Tast this Is tEar, ne refer 70
The people who have deAat Wlth us, and
among Tia most reliable people in town.
HORSES BROKEN AND TRAINED.
VIII break horses q harness and train then,
70 buggy, etc.
4 HORSES CLIPPED
at reasonable rites. This benefits them
much in hot weather.
/ VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.
Horses and mules aocteFsa Ct reasonable
rates No pay unless cured. LAmpAs burned
or cat out Medicine and AHPetlHzEs fHr-
nishei on application
ALSO
stands the eelebEasea stallion -ssasne-
wall a1aclCssn-"
FEED.
WI feed stock By the meal. day, week, o.
mnnsh Plenty Of shelter for vehicles.
Plenty 81 good wsGrE ter stock.
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
AGENTS
We vii act as agents, and EsreiEe and for
ward al frriEhi, exYFeeS, etc, Tor ANY and
I'll points Freight and express ehAEgei
paid, and freight, express and bsggags
freight Ice \ naEnhey Of the most ilnporian'
NTH Iaan and merchants ln she psriAh. WI
Fnfer 70 ShnIn-
FT4sT.R0AT
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-09-06

LONGSTRIPS&R RFUSELURIBER,
VIII be delivered, At from 81 20 e. per load.
MANURE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-09-06

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-09-06

We vii act IS agents, and rsreiEe and 1or-
ward III frriGhi, exgEees, ete., toF ANY and
III points freight and express Charges
paid and freight express and baggage
claims adjusted We reaeiFe and forward
freight Ice \ nasnley Of tia most important
mlIi laan and merchants ln she psElah. We
r.alNr Il ths.lia
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
Better 7l1D Money.
A Present that will keep
coming for a year.
Cheap, Good, and the Thing for the Times.

"A holiday present that will bring
pleasure, profit and instruction to the
recipient, and remind him contin-
ually Of the giver, is a good, bright,
safe, newsy daily paper.
Can father make better holi-
day present to a son in college!
Can an Eastern man select a more
effective gift to a friend or relative
eitlrr at home or in the West!
A large number of people are
ordering THE NEw-YoRK DAILY
TRIBUNE for one year as holi-
day gifts to friends A booi; is
old in week. A magazine
contains far less of current interest,
less of wholesome fiction, and less of
sound knowledge, in year, than
good daily newspaper. The tribune
is the gift for the times.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
NETWORK CITY.
sends SO for Mrs. Carr.

IS. J. b." sends SO for Mrs. Carr
a Reader"-Such bet cannot be decided.
might Clerk"-A partial investigation was
made By Senate Committee.
Arrests last week, 1880; bir1hs, 4Cl; Deaths
G6i marriages, 2S5
I'm Kn;ckerbocker Roller Skating Rink. ri Third.
I'VE and Sixty -thit-st. has drawn large houses
during the past week.
teneatai for Tie teh year IN St Beruards Hall IN
West Fourteen,l-st., dtitng this week and next
Elizabeth Uldhcld age twelve, accidentally set
~ t5 hef diess at No. | RaaYiast, ygstrfaay md
tisH siigitit se8iehtd
sata st sits M sigsais @ Ffsrt M 1a n, fglatTg ie
W. belidat H8tti'ies HieplattH N BicsHwtt sh5p
SLAMS psHI sga RgFqls4s IHa{ iesgbt Eits e.te
.ai Bafit was piAel sfYflely all8Ht Thy heal.
pLeips, Daise 3 pp se4i eitel q ihe tige
CGn,nissiple.sA e3egiN pFaisi4s The gepasiMsNt
im lls prompt a0fk ~ eA'bSN'sN'As q h's AZ ~
Al the Nep-lork College Of Music another Of
Henry Seligmans free scholarships has been
awarded 10 Miss Dora Becker vino shows much
talent on tho violin
Members of the ST. Georges Society can afford
valuable aid in relieving The unusual number Oi
applicants by ending cast-oit clothing OF every
kind to ibe Office, at 40, III New-Church-st.
Palestine COmmandery No. Is. knights Telnplar'
OF tins city will hold their seventh annualreeepiOh
and baii at the Metropolitan Opera House on Tues
day, January -, 1855,
PREPARING FOR MASK BALL
At the CeTce irancais dc IlIaunODie ball on
January Q. III the Academy of Music, Irving and
Nilsson Halls three orchestras and military band
will p.py. he decorations and costumes VIII be
more elaborate aud varied than ever before.
RAIN. SNOW AND WIND LAST wrEK
Tho records of the Central Park Observatory,
show that the amount OF water lrain and melted
snow that fell last week was 2.32 inches. There
were go inches of snow. The wind travelled l,4e6
miles
paIGBT ANTICIPATIONs or THE CHARITY BALL.
/ Tho preparations for tho great Charity Ball ON
January 6 give premise Of q success surprising
that of aDy previous year. Ii IL expected that the
Nursery and Chids Hospital for whose benefit IT
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
Rivals may copy, but do not excel.

Tnr TRrnrVr has the best facilities for the collection or
news all parts Of the world and the bc or corrc
urws the aim II FOR strict accuracy and Importantly.
The stock petroleum. Chicago grain ana general market
rcports of luE TRiB specially and carefully pre-
pnc, The paper has long had It's own special Telegraph
wire 20 Washington and strives to lay before its readers
copctc reports the latest developments In the p0t
cal centre OF the country. II was InE TRIBUNE when
first gave the text OF the Nicaragua canal treaty to the
nuhc telegraphng the whole of II over this wiro No
politician OF either party can afford not 20 nave TIE
IpfptNE during this special period OF the temporary
transfer of political power to the opposition party TO
thc editorial columns of IHE 1RlBuNE the ablest pens or
the Republican party contribute. The tdrih. the
con nsilcred thi4 year. discussed by men who have
made these subjects n life long study THE lmbrNr Il
ioVoily Reph I'm politics aud devoted TO the protec
ton Of Amct, an Industry. Thoroughly In earnest.
striving 10 y the facts on every question before the peo
nlr and nothing Int the facts, IiiE TRiuNE Will labor
hgrrresycy and hopefully IN the work that now deX Olives
upo, trc cpuhcn party, namely: 70 restore rs SUI
uic,tcy In I'M eary delivery aud distribution ot m
pers eScrt ayaahlc dgecs Is employed 10 meet tie
hfrnd 0f the tanily tile columns of the paper are kept
-t .. /, 10. t.t
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
RROOkINN.

c. W. Childs hackman, took sleigh rldc ON
FRIDAY night When he got cold he stopped al 2
rrop-sbop to ,lrnl while hls horse ealloped oil ana
Mas found Yesterday morning drowned III Gowahus
Canal.
Sheriff elect Farley II is said, has selected as
tInder-Sherin Hugh Mclaufhlin, former fiie
Commissioners aud nephew OF b0sI MchMduth M
lin Urvil succeed Under Sheriff lIodgEnson
he coming official is Familiarity IN Democratic cii
,lrs known ~ " Bub" Mclaughlin
Judge Cull,n Yesterday ctantnd motion to A.
nit Common tie Prniteniiaiy burglar TO bail III the
sum ol 70 500.
The Cliy treasurer will on January ! pay
~ ilouiT 90 due ae interest go the pciinaiipnt
titt tlpiu ani ei ~ !lJS 40 interest 90 the tempt
api,i. Yesterday ihtie siUud tu the rtrli ~ ~
city ~ the taiiius hanks ~ deposit FMfl2 iui Su
ijpnFv iien ten ~ aari et ioir kei died shil
aeniF WLlia siiiiua ~ q cha euualrl, ,prlii
infii ~ NJ ~ iinliyai sia g.. lrih ~ liiuht
uighi When hls packets we're Z, ,''thtl thpit VIZ
i0Nid ~ them HtJ ~ sash 80 q, "Nhl wv ilSg
a iilsi mniigaap deed nf 5000,
The Supervisors Committee Qn Accounts "i
County Treasurer Yesterday opened hlds Iuf fi-li-
600 OF REGISTERED h0nds Of KINGS county, ~ tNls
amount 5975 OOO is needed f0I Tie erection OF
Hall of heo0Tds aud 90 600 for the purchase q"
site tor the new county farm. The highest pre-
York. il netting To the county S23,O0d Az.
Henry NJ A ernethy whose wife caused bis ar,
rest on the charge Of abandonment, ana a1icrNdld
withdrew the charge IN Justice Nachcrs court III
BROOKLYN, denied yesterday that lie had cruelty
treated his wife ON his brothers farm. lie sad
that she was only at the farm three days and was
not required to do any of the drudgery, but dld
make il disa greeabe for his brother and himself:
He il willing support his wife he says If she Will
live peaceaby with him.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
TINE ENGLISH
COLORED UNDER Wear

they will tomorrow offer
100 dozen Suits, Shirts and
Drawers to match, i'm all sizes, at
$3.50 per suit; reduced from
$500.
100 dozen do, at $3.OOpcr suit;
reduced from $500.
so dozen do, at $4.OO per suit;
reduced from $1,000.
70 dozen Shirts, manufactur-
ers' samples, at $3.50 each; regu-
lar value $4.OO to 5000.
The above lots comprise "a large
variety of beautiful shades, and
are the highest grade of cOlOred
underwear manufactured.
They also offer In this depart.
ment a superb lot Of
200 dozen Gcntlemen's best
quality Trefousse "TURCO"
DogsEin Gloves, 2-button pique,
embroidered backs,newest shades,
all sizes. at +LG5 per pair. rc.
duced from #2.2j.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
LADIES'
KID GLOVES.

$50 dozen 3-buttOn real French
Kid Gloves, i'm White, Tans, Opera
shades, and Black, at the ex-
trcmeIy low price of zoe. per pair.
800 dozen Ladies' 1-buttOn fine
Kid Gloves, embroidered backs
olI colOrs.and black, at s;1.OO per
pair; reduced from SLIGO.
100 dozen t2-buttOn fine Nous
ouetaire Suede Gloves, In hand
some tan shades, at $500 per
pair; reduced from $3.50.
200 dozen Foster lacing NOUS
ouetaire Kid Gloves, first q'iaiitN
@ and 8 button lengths, most ae.
sirabie colors and In black, az
*i.25 per pair; reduced ifo"
1928.
prssdWay, iih:ares Sth 4 10Th a@
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
0RFHl4 astLtA 60 tIellas ffkHh

The NHtrai so tht i8eplt- tieilms ~ tte
@s24W u lg2ilGiN8fHh Gia| 8S bH'H Sifiiiglf
sE WA Mr9-WbHat ~ tnNe'(4 ~. eA4eti
tiid Rele piaee ~ ile head Qi the mii asie 80 Ae
tNArcl iadHs ile main aaf 4 splfpl hlsh lpasa t1l
tue chaulan ol the Home asssied by The Rev rllef
(leighibu as deacon aud Father Br6snl snndeaepn.
The elstelA OF thf Home WIN THOSE ~ lhc Inmates BhO
have been brought together sat IN the ews iu he main
body OF the church Three carriages containing the
friends or the dead children followed the heaTAos
from the church 20 the Cemetery OF the Holy
Cross at ftatbush who're The inierncnt
took place in special lot given for The purpose by
bishop LOushlm. Father Mah0ucy conducted The Ser
vices al the Among those present were James VI.
SAanahan, Ihcophus Oena, the Rev. Joseph McNance.
aud other friends OF the institution.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28

Brooklyn has an extremely useful charity in
the Union for Christian Work IL IL unsectarian It's
work largely the education of poor children and above
all IL s It's beneciarics for hcalthf and natural home
life. II maintains rending-rOOm, free circulating
library and an employment bureau teaches Rrls 10 sew
and cook runs Il free kindergarten and winter night
classes All It's work done last year at cOsts only
Ss5s3 75 The has had tendcred o II by Messrs
Bird and Wilmington and Miss Otis and other amateurs
performance OF the " Merchant of Venice" which Will
take place al the Brooklyn Academy the evening OF
December 80 for the benefit OF the kindergarten depart
ment The Governor and his STAFF have been invited to
occupy box and many of the prominent clubs Of Brook
lyn, such the Constitution. Renbrandt, Carlton,
oxford, Hamilton, Brooklyn and Lincoln. have been
asked take prosconium boxes General Hancock and
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
VARIOUS NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

PArrnsoN.-Louis Gaugagnc. frcnchman, who
kent lquor-Storc ~ Market aud Cross sts., dis
appeared last tuesday He had been acting
strangely. Yesterday telegram announced that
he had fallen or had been thrown from train at
Boston junction. VI. ou Friday night. and was
found in the morning nearly dead from exposure
UNioN lIii~-Chcf Engineer Stah Of the Fire
Department. disbandcd Liberty Engine yesterday.
He said that the engine house had become a resort
for disOrdery crowd of young meu On Christ
mas Day the crowd got drunk and engaged III a
free fight.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
ALONG TILE SOrvn-

BRiDGrpORT.--C. b. Ilotchkiss, president Of the
Penquonnock National Bank, has resigned and the
directors are urging the names of ex-MayOr Vessels
and David Trubee for the succession. -. his
morning at the church Of the Rcdccner. the Rev.
John LYONS subject will be be mill will never
grind win the water that is past"
stANroRD.-Ceneral s. R. Smith and Colonel T.
I. Watsor apd other military mon on Friday Or
rari2rd fhc llOtt Guard of about ftr men. rs bp
attached td the 4th Regiment t. n. l..
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
LOYALTY REPUBLICAN.
painstakiag, Full Of Facts, Sound and
Wholesome.
YHE LARGEST DEpGDL|CiN Circulation
SAFE AND ATTRACTIVE PAPER
FOR THE FAMILY
BECAUSE OF ITS FREEDOM FROM
SCANDAL.

THE TRIBUNE put its whole strength
into the Presidential campaign, and
camo to the front early in the year
as the principal Republican paper of
Newly York City. 1t enlarged its Cir
culation by its own earnest enter
prise and received large accessions
in addition from the readers of un-
faithful papers.
During election week. the sales of
TIE TRIBUNE made a remarkable
squirt, beating all previous records
in New-York. It's circulation for the
week ending November 8. 1884, was
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
Jersey CITY.

An organization of veterans has been formed TO
secure tie benefit of act eXempting hOnoraby
discharged soldiers and sailors from taxation TO
the extent of $500 on the valuation Of their real
and personal property.
Edward Carlitch was tried in the Court OF
Special Sessions yesterday on n charge OF robbing
Arthur w Wilhams0n. who saws that he is an Eng
liSh evangelist on hls way 10 join Moody. The
prisoner was convicted aud sentenced to the peu-
itentiary for six months.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
Mr.. CoMsToCK DOES NOT APPEAR.

Charles Miller, age twelve, of No. 62 Leroy;,st,
who was arrested on Friday for delivering a box
containing explosives at the store of the American
Tract society, No. 100 Nassau-st was discharged
by Justice ONeIll yesterday at the Iomhs. ms there
was no evidence to sustain criminal charge against
him. Although Anthony Comstock had been in
formed of the time appointed for the examination,
he failed 10 appear for the prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
CARPET DEPARTMENT. /

the following great bargains:
100 pieces best quality Body
Brussels Carpets at $l.OO per
yard.
200 pieces very desirable extra
heavy weight Ingram Carpets at
the extremely low price of 4jc.
per yard reduced from 6jc.
1OOpicccs Extra SupcrJngrains,
in the most desirable patterns
and cOl0rings, heaviest quality
made, at 5Oc. per yard reduced
from zoe.
2JO pieces Extra Super Ingrains,
selected styles, the best goods in
this market, at G5c. per yard;
reduced from 0Cc.
500 fine Velvet Rugs at $3.50
each; reduced from $500.
800 do. at $500 each; reduced
from $3.50.
2JO English Tapestry Rugs at
SO. % each; reduced from $3.50.
100 do. at $500 each; reduced
from $500.
Broadway, itI-are,, 9th and l0th SIS.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
NEU.S From TIE STBURBS.
THE CHINESE CONSUL AFTER ROBBER,

The Chinese Consul of this city accompanied by
a detective visited Newark yesterday and made III
quiries respecting the robbery of the laundryman
on Friday night. The victim was questioned, and
made Il statement of the affair. The Consul sad
that the rob bers would he pursued and punished,
and tnat it was necessary 10 discover whether
they were the same band that murdered Il CHINA
man IN MOtt-st some time ago. Wing hang, VINO
was sent to the hospital on Friday night sent for
carriage yesterday and was taken to his nome.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
LADIES'
HANDKERCHlEFS

1000 dozen fine sheer Irish
linen, hemstitched, with cle-
gantly worked initials i'm white or
i'm cOlOrs, at 25c. each. reduced
from Soc; or put UP in handsome
boxes of One-half dozen each at
$3.50 per box.
5000 dozen Hemstitchcd, with
cOIOred borders, at 12 Ice. each;
reduced from 1Sc.
1000 dozen all-silk Handker.
chiefs, in handsome designs, at
soc. each reduced from zoe.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
NOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


FIN Arenue HOiet-Scnator Warner Miller,
OF Uerkimer and Curtis Guild, of BOAton .Brrr00H
Iouss-sclator william u. Allison OF Iowa, and Profess
Snf James T. Gardiner. OF Albany Grond Central
AOisi- congressman elect George West of Bnston, V
800 Giiscy HOuec-Scnator Frederick Lansing, Of Water
town y ". Holman House General John :. Mar
hadukc, GOyernOrelect of Missouri, and Congfcssncn
BARCLAY Henley, OF Cafouin Norton iiorsc senator
Z T. Neddcr, OF EiCotyile, n w.. Ictord HoHsc-
General J. A. williamson, Of Washington. Coleman
house General John &. Kohn.On of Binghamton, n y
tIafengon Holet-lscar Admiral A. L. Case, 1. = Navy
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
OH niles OCprimting paper,

consumed III STRIKING OH inc various
issues of tho week.
setting down to a steady gait, fnE TRIBUNE averaged
l2f 100 daily during the week following election.
Tho political excitement is over, but the paper main,
ians its position the leading Republican day or
New York city. THE TRIBUNE has publicly challenged
The Timcs 10 comparison of b0ntnde safes; ana
though the challenge has been published day by day. II
L.. I..at tu.a4 4pl lpI
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
ruual q a HnafLIlaa ,lasaslas,

fNs erSNAY. FHiBsSt has ~ ihe neWS bnt
10 lte9 nuliiIfSi 'bAn me 0tlNf 'ssNls ~ the
Wethi Aii q fNli 0l taiieIt aNh Siltis ltfl''is;
teen, ana lgeg igaI, seAnhAh u % z ,SgNnt,
hgisht, attractive naper; lnng sneelai SAME
iispalti m,senis the lalest news ~ iNndpn,
aud is snpplnmlnel by number 81 ipFelsn
letters Vivid pen pictures 81 UPi'ii e4tfAS.
Fawcett's Social Silh0uettes." The man OF
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the Social and Club Gossip from London, New
York, Boston and Philadelphia. The paper
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locol articles on life in New-York City, IN
teresting miscellany, and some fln. It YOU do
moi wish to order The TRIBUNEcv day III the
week, send your friend TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
alone. Besides its news, it makes the best
literary aud miscellaneous weekly you can ilnd
for hlm.
TIE DAILY and SUNDAY TRIBUNE can be
ordered at every regular news stand.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
REAL LACES,

900 Duehesse itandkerehieis at
HI,5O each reduced from N5,5O.
500 Duehesse C0llarcttes vt
1900 each ! reduced from $500.
400 point lace Iandlierchiefs
at 5000 each reduced from
$1O.5O.
800 hand-run Spanish Fichus at
$3.50; reduced from $4.OO.
$50 do. at 1925 each; reduced
from $3.50.
800 do. at $500 each; reduced
from $3.50.
1000 Oriental lace JabOts at
soc. each reduced from $1.OO,
$50 do. at 15c, each; reduced
from $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
NEWARK.

The ,ecrctarv Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation received word from Moody and Sankey
Yesterday that they would hold meetings in New
ark for several days III February.
Herbert Bowers, lieutenant in the Salvation
Army was convicted in the police court yesterday
of breach of the peace
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
WHY Not STOP IT To-Day 2

We yon in the yesterday, ana noticed that you
have your regular mdwnicr cough II was use trying to
smother it with handkerchief or quiet 1t with lolengcs
1t would up Ike the Yellowstone aboat
ana everybody that heard it wish you
OF cape Horn in open boat
Why don't yon that coughl II be done-eas!ly
choaply and nvsoy Mako yourself holiday present OF
pastrs put chest and the other be
tween you shoulders how comfortable yon feel BY
tomorrow morning Read these short c17eren es."
pain the chest and lungs result ng from colds Zen.
sons Capciue asfcrs have afforded the scedest relief
p. Edward Cramcr Bee Hive Stfas" Chicago
"r caught cold had pains in my lungs coughed all last
winter sS used all kinds OF ugh syrops without bcno
It, by Bonsons Capcne Plas,crs"Jchn Eurn..
Kansas City, Mo-
say tony friends yol have cold the chcs, as
had. nse nenson Capcne rastes. andtlcy viii yoh
they cured me- ~" G. Groouo So West JGksonst, Chi.
cago .
a cold settled on my chest One Hcnsons platter turned
Tins trouble squacr"A. Eclici4e 100 Dearborn.
st., Chicago.
"Ihad pain in my breast and side Benson. cap
cine rascrs gayo quick aud complete rccf"A Werner
Kansas city. Mo.
usoG several Hcnsons plascrs for pain in tho bnck
caused by severe ooh pronounce them good roopo
who try enaons p 'tcr VIII never touch inmen aain'
80. Iinn. 5l2 Locust st., -. Louis. so
Ask TO Thtco Red scala Imitation. Of uorson
pnstor sold under similar Whom buying ncn,ons
examine the plaster Yourself bcfor, n n wrapped up tho
genuine has the Three Rod Seals trademark on ns faco
Look for the llrcc Red Seals
Genuine Johann Iios Na extract haa signature OF
Ionand Morz fsnck on neak u every bottle Endorsed by
all rhy sicias, ior neral debility Beware Of limitations.
BLAIR's PfLrs.-tircat English Gort and
Rheumatic Remedy oval box, sl rouud, SOC Adruggiss
Earl & Wilson's F. and w brand Of Mems
Collars and Guns arc the best. sold eserr whore.
IlEvRY A. DANiELs, ". ~.
. III lexngt0navC, hciweeu 2lth ami BON stq.
NQufe, ~ 20 :. Diseases ~ tho Ncrr0ns IS stan
, ,tniiotiihp3 lrRint inplfence oni ster'lff,