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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05

DAKHER's GINGER TONIC.
Doctors and Doctrines.
Whatever Cruel Creeds May Say
Truth is Always Orthodox.

"You know the Old saying, Doctor, Ubi tres
UIsdtci, duo dlhei..where there are three d0ctors
there are three atheists" laughed Rev. Apollo
Crcamcheese, the other day, to his friend, Dr
SIENNA, who had dropped in Tor IA bit OF a talk
Yes, l We heard It, and L II bet "A box OF Pill Ia
against your dry inkstand that some priest
said It.. They always patterCd bad LAT n
when they had "A bigger lie than common TO
get rid OF, ans Sered the Doctor. lighting his
pipe. " tell you, Dominic, you're way OH
when you think our prOtF ssion isn't doing a5
good work In this world as yours L. They've
both been mOTe'n halt bRrbarOus tOT cent uries,
but We're several lengths ahead OF you on the
hOmCstTCtCh.
But, Doctor, said Rev. Mr.. Creamchecse,
" don't You think your fraternity shows u
tendency 10 matorialistiC-?"
'BaA " interrupted Dr. SIENNA, I'VE show a
icldcnCy To human charity ana common
sense. The fences are all down. Why within
tho past week I've had u letter from my old
friend, DR.. W. V. lladdOG, OF Pine lIill, Ala
bulna, saying that he Is using with great sue.
cess, PAbk Ek'S TONIC in his practice and
tuds IL the best thing FOR Coughs, Lung KID
ncy and Liver troubles, Dyspepsia, hhouna-
lis m, and 50 on, he ever struck and another
TREND a mine DR. j. }. Oatman, OF Carroll.
town, Pa, Gays substantially the same thing
He's big spc 'ialist, too, In chronic diseases,
ana knows what he Is talking about every
time"
DR.. Scnnas statements ~ to PARKER's
TONIC are supported by genuine testimonial =
from Drs. HnidON and OdtmRn, who write 10
bIsCOX & Co., OF New lOrk-the prOprlctoTs-
corning this great restorative remedy and
letters from the profession generally confirm
the opinion OF these physicians. Price, 5OU
and u p0r bottle
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MA GudwSs


Il Il''''''N wv ', ANU Nv
:, lisa, will be sold At tho Leopard hotel
the 'ulowing Real Estate belonging to Her
man Miller.
NO, /, one and half story Rough Cas,cd
bwsl ling, situated No. Go Fast King street,
with back building, containing nall and six
rooms: hyuunt tn the yard. trUit trees, sc.
No. :, "A large twoStOry brick dwelling with
brick back building No. bl2 last King street,
containing hail ami ten rooms, with all mod.
cru improvements, such rs Eis. hot and cold
water bath and water closet. with one Ot the
best furnaces In the ca lar. There IS "A private
sewerage to ali the East King street property
fruit tees, etc.
No. 3, a large two,story brick buIdiug Nos
| oli and GIG East King street with frame shed.
ding, fronting on East King street 81 feet Tho
whole front on East King street, Including
the three properties, lj1 feet moro or less
No I, two two-stnry brick and part frame
dwellings, with frame haCE.buildiug, situated
| Nos 5nl and 30l ON the south side OF Church
street. near 1il ana Sj3 each house contains
hall aud rooms.
No. D .. J-stOry Frame Dwelling, con
'Hihlng four rOOms, situated on sherman be-
tween hast KING and Orange streets. There
- "A right 10 well OF good water.
sale to commence At O'Clock on said day.
Conditions Of sale made known by
nEkMAN MILLER
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05

RTtiJted out Tor the season nr------
Iioahs, ., coats, stockings aud ali garments can
~ n,,.s S"'"rea sucIss.inlly with the Diamond
DS.-' uh,honnble cOlOrs, Only 100 nj d1u,,
aus WeIl' Riehlr ison h Co.. Buriinptonn
Ihe sinalest contagiOn DESTROYER ever
hnown rs DnnDys irophyIactic Fluid, II pre.
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Rheumatic Syrup
.IssuLUTIoN-THn FIRM OF q. snNrK

~ sons being dissolved by the withdrawal
OF IL. NJ. sener on Jan. /, 1854 Those having
claims against the late frm viii present them
Tor settlement, and all persons indebted will
signed, who Will continue the business at the
Old stand, northeast corner OF Prince and
walnut streets, under the nrm name OF G..
Sener sons.
J.FRED'K SENER,
j2-lwd WM. u, SENER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05
oLO1HISa, UADEK.EAn. SC.
NINEKs y KATnrUr
Winter Clothing
MEN. YOUTHS. BOYS AND cnlLpREs.

MEN, YOUTHS BOYS AND CuiLDREN.
Comprising every desirable and attractive
feature In Fabrics, Trimmings, Nobby styles
and superior workmanship.
Mems ovcrcoats, Boy's ovorcoats. Childrons
Overcoats, Mons tiuo Dress Suits, Mems bus.
mess suits, Boys Fine Dress suits, BOYS
suits tor everyday, Children's school Suits.
What You want in Clothing, whether a Sin.
gle Garment or AN Entire suit, stop In to SEQ
US and look over the stock that Ia here We
won't ask you to buy we don't want you to
buy unless you feel that you can save money
and get better garments for th5 money than
you can anywhere else.
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A POaIaI Gard

from Mrs. Dennis Smith, Louisville, XIV.
sSys 1yys! " Ior blood Impurities BGrdock RlO0d
pt" fnsa seem particularly adapted, Never be-
tt,no iot" ma eolnpieSion so clear. Use ali the
isI an, f1r ~ safe by II. Is, Cochran druggist,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05

DkINAEE SALF.-InAr utSIKAHIE
L Residence, corner OF East Orange and
Lime streets. Having furnace, range gas hot
anu cold water, aud fountain In side yard.
". II. sPRECHER.
81 East King street,
n24GmdWSS Lancaster PA
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JOHN SIDES,
d22ttd successor to sHULTz i BRO.
Al ABOUT BEING puwN.

-. 'N'A'' Nv
The snow came down, and in
its purity looked as soft and
tleecy as down. The boys all
came down with their sleighs
and down go the girls to the
jingle of the merry bells. Many
people have been down on the
slippery sidewalks, and conse-
quently feel rather down in the
mouth. We have also came
down very considerably in the
prices Of our stock of Winter
Caps, Gloves, Fur Collars, Seal
Caps, etc. No one need to go
about shivering with the cold
because we have warm comfort
giving articles at reduced prices
to meet the possibilities of the
most limited pocket-book. Come
down to our store and get down
to a real bargain.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05

hrtICE FUK REST
~ NO. lsS EAST KING STREET Posses.
sion Immediately. Can on
u. &. pEMUTH,
5lwd IA East Ming sttCct.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05

fNOLDMHiA y pOHT Deposit RAtL
~ ROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains now run regularly on tho Columbia
q Fort bcposit Railroad on the following
time:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05
kEhDnsu . oOLunBIA AZ. ri.
shE.SaEsENr OF PAssESsShrn,,Ns

irhlns connect AT Recalling with trains tOdnu
from Philadelphia Pottsville, Harrisburg, Al.
isntown and New York, via Bound BfoOh
Route.
Al Columbia with trains TO and from \ ork.
hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick and Balti.
more. A NJ. WILSON, Supt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05

ArCasrEK AMI r,LLrnsy,,Ls Il.

Z 4 JNIN THN W TOTIVWb
Leave Lancatsor (P. Il pspo.,, ~ 7, "
n;3O IA. M, and 2, 4, o ana $50 n. NJ, uxcant nr
saturday, when the last car leaves Rt 9.SH n. n.
Leave Millorsvillo dover end) nj 0, 4, ana. IL
q. NJ, and l, g. bhnd ~. IN.
Cars run dRjiv ON al I'VE time except ON Sun
.eaxs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-05

ItAnIA RAILROAD sEN
4 sCHEDULE - On and after sUspA
NOVEMBER, Is, 1883, trains ON the Pennsyi
yUniH hailrOad will arrive at and leave Ia,
b'ncaStol and Philadelphia depotsas follows
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EOR SALE.

lOR SALF.
tOOo pounds CUTTINGS anu STRIPPED
tiILERs. II {. pEMUTU.
lrlWu ~ East King street.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19
HOVE. FARM Asp GARDEy.

"A heavy crop Of clover kills of the
meadow daisies
-Buckwhcat furnishes honey Of .
more pronounced flavor than clover
iOes.
Place corn cobs. dipped in coal lar.
among the cucumber vines to drive
away the striped bug.-N Y Heraid;
-SOws from one to three years old
bring the b st pigs and are the raosi
profitable breeders When older they
get heavy and a,y, 50 that with every
care it is hard to prevent them from
killing their pigs -ciHsiHHrti Times.
When wei broken up aud exposed
to the rains in heaps corn CO : make >
valuable manure. They are very rich
in potash and are. therefore. especially
helpful on sandy soils Unless well
rotted. however. they dc more harm
than good -EzsAangs.
The American Czlirat0r saws thai
il IS well after planting potatoes to DROP
few cut pieces on the surface of the
ground. This will attrac. the potato
beetles. which may then be destroyed
The beetle rarely eats the potato /; Is
attracted to il 10 deposit eggs.
Three stout wires atts-aed to posts
eight feet apart make \ cl zap and good
grape trellis. A single ten-penny.
wrOught-irOn nail. driven in below each
wire until il projects sn inch from the
post and then bent up over the wires,
is better and cheaper than a staple.
Coffee Rolls: Work into quart Of
bread dough n rounded tablespoonful
OF butter and half 4 cup Of white sugar;
add some dried currants. sift some
-four and sugS- over them. AMI work
into the other ingredients; make into
small rolls, dip into melted butter.
place in tins, let rise a short time and
bake.-BoSt0B G'Obe.
If there is anything neglected
about the average farm. il is sure ia Be
the garden. The head of the farm
doesn't like the idea Of putting men Al
work there when the weather is suit
able for the more extensive operations
of the farm Part OF = rainy day NAV
be devoted 10 the planting Of = few
hills of sweet corn or 4 variety of COM
mon vegetables. The cultivation OF
even these is commonly left 20 the
a. women folks. who may possibly be
able, occasionally, to get a days work
out Of the boys Il will pay for the
farmer himself to work in the garden
and tc see that il is well
taken care Of throughout the season.
CieUcidBd Leader.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19


Cnder tie Gaoti6u 6f "a Business that
PAYS" a large dealer in soda water sp-
paratus thus enlightens the trade or!
..the profits which dealers in carbonated
beverages may reasonably hope 70
make. which be saws. .'caii - readily
inferred from the following accurate esis-
mate of the cost Of manufacturing each
beverage In the dispensing depart
ment''-that Is, selling from the foun-
tain-the following are the actual eosts:
oss glass OF plain soda water costs one
t1Is One n glass Of sods =-sef Ritk syrup cost one
cent and a-half. p
One glass Of mineral water costs o,.e cent
One glass Of root beer costs one cent
One glass Of ginger ale costs one cent and a
One glass Of nne draushf champagne costs
four cents
In the "bottling department" the fol-
lowing scale of costs prevails:
Plain soda water. best quality. put up in bot
ties closed With cprks and fasteners- costs
Ditto. With sravifziinE stoppers. costs three
cents per dozen
soda water With syrup. in bottles closed By
eorks and fasteners. costs fifteen cents per
D5sto: with graFItating shoppers. costs ten
cents per dozen
Ginscr ale in bottles. with corks and wires.
costs seventeen cents per Dozen
Ditto. with gravitating shoppers. costs
twelve cents per Dozen
Mineral waters In siphons costs three cents
per Sipho1-
Sparkling champagne fdomesticl. best quail
ity. costs twenty-five cents per quart bottle
From 4 simple comparison Of the fore
going scale Of costs, and the well-known
retail charges for the same articles. the
inference drawn BY the manufacturer
that il is "a business that pays" ap-
pears to be a correct one.
Then list Is given Of the materials
included in the outfit for this business.
We find in this catalogue the following
items:
sulphuric acid and marble dust to MAKE the
carbonic acid gas. which gives the sparkling
CbefnicsI extracts for the narors-
Coloring 70 initiate raspberry, strHTe~rry
Gum foam to give It an artihciai f6sni :. -. d
enables the retailer 10 sell half 3 rfaee Of soda
a. a brimmisg glassful
Tartarie and citric acid TO do duty for lemon
soda
CoIorins for making something sold for
There Is one item called an '.acid dis
penser" which appears to be essential
IN handling .'acids and other corrosive"
ingredients. We are not informed If
such acids and corrosive Substances are
during the manufacture or
during their passage into the human
stomach. Such facts remain smong tie
mysteries of q business that pays
" T. Sun.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19
Wells.


II Is supposabls that rsils are worn
principally for ornament, and not foI
use, a. they are too fragile TO afford any
material warmth They may eover
some defe Is. OF may improve personal
appearance, in certain cases. They are
OF no real advantage in anv respect. as
II seems TO me. and are Obieciionable in
two particulars at least Il Is imposs:-
bic for the wearer 10 secure pure air. rs
the veil prevents the free supply. while
i retains part Of the foul gases thrown
of BY breathing This Is not natural
breathing.
Again. they must impair the sight.
as the eve was not made 10 be thus
blinded Natural sight is secured when
perfectly free from all obstructions.
even the usual glasses being dissd-
vantage. taxing the eyes more than
natural SIGHT The principal advantage
of glasses-as a neces>ity-is in modify
ing the intensity OF the light. 20 be worn
only when that light Is too glaring. pro
dueing pain In advanced sge, the
eye-lens may become so changed as 10
demand a magnifTing lens TO enable the
aged 10 see At all Vet sight is more IA
tiguing than when no obstacle Is placed
between the eve and the object seen. il
that object can be placed where il NAV
be seen at all. While the magniiiers
must be used. in certain cases. there i
no positive necessity for the wells. fuT
animals, for men or women. bevond
the demands Of fashion, often exceed
ingly iyranical in its degrees J will
add that the eve suffers more far mon,
from the absence Of good light. than
from excess. though the extremes in
both cases should Be avoided. JUS 10
the extent that the veil darkens. render
ing the sight labored or imperfect. harm
must follow. DR.. Haaafori. IN G0lsseD
Rzls
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19

The clock struck three: two Of the
children awoke wifh.'s .aawls, and Mrs.
MicksOn. turning over with n fIOunce,
called TO her husband who was lyirg in
an adjoining room:
.'Peterr'
s-Well.''
II believe there man in this hcnse- =
'-1es. I'm here
Il don't mean YOU ] smell a orr. -
Where did you get its''
Il haven't got il, you Greenhcrn-
mean that | smell cigar smoke. know
that somebody has slipped into this
house. and YOU needn't say there
hash q" and she arose and looked un-
der the bed.
"Who do you think it is@' asked the
husband.
'.lf'se rObber: that's who.-
DO you think that = robber would
come around maa's house aud smoke
cigars?'
lit makes no difference I smell ci-
gar smoke. opening the closet door.
"a smell cigar smoke too" said the
husband I have been smelling il for
s0u,e time"
Get up and help me look for it
What, the smOkes''
'.NO. the man"
Come on. and I think VIC can find
him.
Mrs. MicksOn entered her husbands :
room and found that gentleman living
on the bed. smoking n cigar.
.-Idnn believe yeu have good sense-'
indignantly exclaimed the wife. -.Nhv
didn't You tell me that yon were lyin.
here smoking like fOOl2''
'-Because | am not smoking ike .
fool.
'-Oh. you think you are smart and
the lady went back and tumbled into
bed--ArkansGsC 5raocller.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19
CURE OF RHEUNArIsM.
No - FULroS MARKET.
NJ TnlIE EIrE Ian N lssl


I have been a martyr 30 iHhammat0ry
Rheumatism for thirty years. am pro-
vision dealer in Fulton Market. snd ths
dampness Of the place cazsed my trouble
Standing on the stones, my feet used -
swell up almost as big as cushions, then
the rheumatism would affect my shoulders
and arms have tried almost everything.
but without avail, until / began using
BRAxDRETH's PILLS The most Z ever took
was six pills at a dose, and soon as the
medicine operated, the pain would begin
20 pass Of. I then took two pills every
night for n week. and would Be entirely
cured for some months, until had another
attack; then the same treatment always
cured me: BRASDEEIH's Pills never have
failed me once I have been using them
for upwards of thirty years. Idaily recon-
mend them. and lately cured ny clerk Of
rheumatism; he took the pills the same as
did am now :. years old, strong and
vigorous. and / am sure BRkSDRETH's
Pills are the cause Anybody afflicted
with rheumatism can come 20 me. and il
they will take BRAsDRErE's Pills, I will
surely cure them C. W. DYER
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19

"A SEVERE CASE or cATARRH CURED. /"

Mr. Asa d. R0wiey. ofthe arm Of Pierce R0riey.
Druggists and APofhc1a-iex. cor. S,.h and Indiana
Ave. says II vas a1icred wifh very Aggravated
form Of Cafarrh several Physicians predcfed that Il
would SOFA end In consumption We have sold PsrrL-
Lox CKrAEzu CHE for n-a-iy two yeas aad heard
such good rep0ris from our custOmcrN that In
dnccd 10 use the renciy for my own case. Ike rcsE
was unprcccscnfct I commenec4 10 set well after
using it tlle Tzt timc. coninued using the remedy
for several weeks ar1 now entirely cured win
b. Eiad 20 give any ealing upon ne furshrr par-cu-
larS- Papfloa CararTh Cure we arc oonndcnt is the
only sure cure FOR C1tarTh-acute or chronic. Hay
Fever or Rose Coid-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19

The shifrlnr shadows lay
In chzrrinE quzin-ncss On ne bare uhfte
or->Pis< = ssnsy tzroszh Ne open aosz.
oozsn< tSr51Sk nszss sf ne lTy-vinss.
1hz< fal IN snapeic<s masses fron the pines
ne er,-Il<st nv and hr,rhz
Win chec<1 b.uzhcs for its rudy charms
ct114z trcnhlinE fruu he cd hcarrh's haEe
~scr-- In tsesr OF, r,uh nTht
Ths Fiznr laEs lE spienlor fzll away
Il EiozinE sAzPes azonx rhr ashes gray.
ne b<br IN ths noor.
VIA tlny Aznds cios>d Ger her penrly toes
Wkzc1cz r1E 1rc-blE1r - q comes and Toes.
And u1 nder< mere and more
Ez<ncc ccnrs the re< hEht On ths snowy
Ana sz-srss % osuch h IN hsr nnrers sweet
1hs happy nsfher siss
VIA 1te lzst suiliaE C tar karrczs sun
And lists Der eTes lore-lit
70 The low przrrle Of her eldest oorn-
<<oss cncck = rosy ~ tee earis morn
In aomespun ru-b of gray.
- fz1her sitting hy the window vtde
n''' a. AL R.RsE ~ s so.s.9 ss 9sass. sss p'a'
Reads q the ponp g s-zse-iis wealth and
Wa sczzoe enc eEvi0us longing IN his heart
Upon ths loxsy steps
ne r-xnt<ne rarcbes for the coming moon
HhlIe mnrmarz Of some half-remembersd
Drsp from hsr faded nps.
thr orc1us aEzlu of oi1en Gays mere fair.
Scr narks ne sh.1osrs airting o'er her hair.
baby. rIna with plzyi
9 rso<hcr. knowing nnr the hrart's reooi3i
Q faEher. rearisd oal5 az your toil
E1nd2mc Cd and Erzy-
49, IIrr
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19
"a REPoRT FROM HOME"

Last winter vas afaic;cd hY carhuncie. followed
by several bos on the back Of ny neck tricd your
rr-dcs and b. kr-plzg The inazncd parts sssurzied
win Pariion skin Cur. wasca,lrrly cu-rd Tnc re-
cf obiaincd from ths sorcncss and Inflammation Vas
imsncdlsfe an1 edccilal. havs used the Skin Cure
upoa Etyes aadfo1ad .: the satisfactory remedy
for that troubic trc q gives Immediate relief
from inaAznAtoa Of the eTriid. and Effects speedy
cure WAILAcE DEWoLE.
rhica-n. Arrii IN. ~ 1si Dearoorn Street
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19

If your old stand o. small table
needs uphoistering to make it look re-
spectacle. try this way of doing it,
Cover the top with dark. dOubled-facsd
C4nton flannel. then sew or tack = deep
fringe around the edge This can be
bought in all colOrs and widths. and
the wider or deeper it IS the prettier--
ALbaRg JOizTudl.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19

WoHAx's best friend for relieving the
many pains and weaknesses Incidental to
hrighsens the eyes; ctecks every unnatural
drain and creates perfect picture Of health
and beauty. is DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparflla- IL puri6es tho blood
strengthens the female system, and -
moves ali feeling Of languor, distress, pim-
pies, sores and vreakHess, producing dream
less slumber and painless regularity Of
natural funcf ouS-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19

When YOU are tired of pain boiled
or fried eggs try this way OF serving
them for breakfast; butter n pie-pla 0
and cover the bottom with fine bread
crumbs. then break enough eggs for
your family. and drop them on the
plate. anil cover with LAYER of bread
crumbs; sprinkle pep,>sr and salt over
this. and put ,ome little Jumps of but
ter over it. Bake in a quick oven for
five miputes--N. T. Post
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19
No. 5 FULTON MARKET,
NEM YnnK CITY Ian Il 1ss4


have been using BRASDRErH's PILLS
for the last 10 years. They are a wonder
full medicine. Thsre is nothing equal 10
them as Bl50d Purifiers and Liver Reg
ulators. But wish to state how remark
ably they cure Rhetmatisui. and how
easily: / was affected by Rheumatism Of
the legs Ny business (sEholesaie fish
dealerJ naturally leads me to damp places.
was so bad could not walk, and at
night I suffered fearfuliy; I tried Bal
sans, Sa-saparillas, and all kinds Of
tinctures, but they did me no good. and
was afraid Of being q cripple. / finally
commenced using BRASDRETH's PILLS l
took TIVE every night for ten nights, then
began 20 improve, ] continued taking
then for 40 days, and got entirely well
Now, when ever sick. take BRASDRKrH's
PILLS. Trey never fail
IN HARkrA
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19
R1tsI ouastionall

Ask the mlsS e1zincst physician
OF any school, Nfzs = ne best ting n
the world for quietiDg sd sEn7ing Al I'M
tation Of the nerves and cnrrz Al aorns o.
nervous complaints, giving nzr1z4 c1ilo-
like refreshing sleep alUzys2
And they viii tell you unhesitatingfy
"Some form Of HopsF'
cHAPTKR L
Ask any or al Of the most eminent pay
sicizns:
"What Is TIE best and only remedy Tat
can be relied on to cure all diseases Of the kl1-
ueys and urinary organs such as Brl9nss
dIsezse. diabetes, retention OF hsblhI =
rrtafn urine. and al the diseases and AL
rner,t. ueculiar TO Women
"a And they viii ten you exphItzy nn1
eur,, ur,,hztiszlly " Buchu
< the sane physicians
sTs>s Is the most reliabls and sursa
- - IN liver diseases OF dyspepsia. cca'
.ss..s.,, IA. -estion. biliousness malaria
fsyrr sr.s -. and they WI teA you;
Mandfzkei o. 4 ~noe.ss
Hence,-when ehess - - - :
with Sthtsrs equally vain. .. u,...-. -.
And compromises iHio h y -.ss-e 1as ,.,.--- s,.,.-
4 wonderful and mfsisUas g. ~.
Is developed wkfeh Is 20 vzr1ed n -
tons that no disease or III hezih @
bly, exist or resist its power, and jet n II
Harmless foF the most frkjl woman, ve%
esf taEslid or smallest child 0Ese
CHAPTER II
ssPnrlrufH
s.Ainnxt fez1 sr 1.srly tyir<
For years, and given up hy physicians q
fjffess's and other kidney dise1ses. hTe1
severe coughs called eurs1npr
ton. have beeH erred
Women gone neufy dzzyi
From agony Of neuralgia, nervo11iess
wakefssness and various diseases peculiar q
vosaer-
PeoS9g asaxn out Of shape fron ezrra
ciating panes - rheumatism,
TnazmmztoTy a1a eADaic. or suffering
from scrcfulal
ErTEfprl.Ef
~ rhru1n. biood polsoninE dFrp-I.zb ndl<-szics.
and = fect alDcEt Al disczscl frall
Nafur< hrfrto
Have heen cf5.d y Hop Bttrrs. prouf of Ena<n c1n
Be found IN every 1EtEhoorhood IN the noHn wor4
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-19

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