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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02
EiI.NS
CREAM Balm.
PILLS.
THEN ARE GUARANTEED.

Princeton, Ky, Oct. 20, 1888.
II the Editor Of the Herald:
Please tell your readers that isiCH-
EE'S PILLS are guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction in the treatment oi
hi 'tnu~upss cusfiVeuess, headache, tor
psi liver, chi''s, etc. Taey are purely
.e.ejablr aud mic ~ sugar coitrd, and
,-a,t only 25' per box. strictly eu-
j sin IL upIu druggists to refund money
IN all G tSes wien they fail to give en-
ire satisfaction Everyone who gets a
hox, therefore, is requested, il not thm-
oughly satisii Il, to go h1ck aud report
,ni ~ their money tack.
T. E. RICHEY.
R{CHEl'N rms are SOid on ia
s,rdace By Thomas IL hjmbieg, Hart
fOrd. h'cafU~EB 1917
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considerations. The will OF the country
will be suhverted to mere partisan gain.
As To who the Presidency of the
Senate will fall upon, is only a mat
ter of conjecture Il, vet. The Louis
willie Commercial of a late date has Il
-pccial from Washington which saws:
"Ihtrc i much speculation about the
probable choice of the Republican mem
btrS of the Senate for President pro tenn.
of the Senate. The impression that
senator Eimunds does not desire the
honor OF the position j. becoming more
general Senator Allison,n the critic
SAYS this evening, lis authority for the
statement that the question of the
Presidency II the Senate is not likely
Ia be- formerly considered until next
Thursday or Friday evening, when q
CAUCUS of Republican Senators will he
held. Ode Of tie most prominent and
conservative Republican Senators said
today that hc had no doubt that the
Presidency uf the senate would 90 To
the West 10y caucuS nomination. Scua-
tor Etmuuds can undoubtedly have the
7 ltTfiflfN ti iilf f7fil Ast ~ lif SO n u .
hut ! ats almost certain that he doe
not. II hr is not a candidate, Senator
Logan l. much more likely To toe chosen
than amy other. The Republican party
has expressed IT. desire thag Senator
Logan should preside over the sessions
oi the Senate. aud that fact should have
"a great weight with Republican Sena-
tors. My judgm, would Ice that
senator Logan viii hr chosen Presi-
dent pro tan il he desires To hrn'
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

THERE is nothing that springs the
trap-door of despair that often en-
gulfs man, only TO wander around
for DAYS sometimes before finding the
outlet of unmindfulness, quicker than
for a candidate 10 tackle a man for
his vote and after talking 10 him in
the most eloquent strain for about
sixty-fve minutes, find out that he j,
a candidate for the same Office him
self.
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FOR SALE.

~ ne PS7atng Frafc-ahU;
Ne have Two pair of good seven column
chas,s, with iron side and end sticks o. lot oi
wood type that has been used awhile and o.
lot Of cases that ~ will sell. The eases hav,
been used and are somewhat dusty, bat
type-tight Tor the chaScs We viii take =.
per pair, for the wood-tNpe one cent pei
character and for the cases twenty i've cent,
apiece TiuH HTEAIlt
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

The Paducah Ne,rs SAYS: \ whip
ping-ro-t bill, the equalization board
and law, the convict question, the de
velopment of the states resources,
state education, Authorization of local
legislation, the revenue system, the
jury question, support or pauper
idiots, constitutional convention, an
apPointive Judiciary, redistricting of
the circuit courts and dispensing with
the states attorneys and increasing
the duties of county attorneys will be
among the principal questions con
sidered by the approaching legisla-
lure. The session, il is evident. will
be an interesting one.
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THE DAILY CAPITAL,
FRANKFORT. KY.
Published by JOHN ID. WOODS.
Public Printer and Binder
Of kcntucky.

The CAPITAL will be published DAILY
during the session OF the General Assembly.
IL Will be 2S columns in size, and will con
tain, In full. each issue, the OPTICAL Pro
crEnINGG Of the SENATE and the HOUSE Oh
Rp.tHs~ IN rArtvEs, a transcript OF all Legis-
lative action, and a complete record of
current and local events Transporting at the
state Capital. In short. IL will bee the best
daily paper ever published sc the capital,
aud i'm every respect RErEE~tNrNr1vE ~
WELL A. AZ OFFICIAL PAPER of the Conn
monweulth.
For the purpose OF extending oar circula-
tiou Ia every part Of the state. We make tine
following liberal offer 10 subscribers;
SI.OO!
We will send the DAILY CNrirAL 10 amy
address during the session of the t'ene.al
Assembly, which generally lasts about l2O
days for -i.op.
$50.
We will send the CArfrNL To any address
for oNE YEAR. tNoLvptNo THIS ONLY mi
RIOS for -l.50
THIS affords every citizen fl the state
lawyers, farmers doctors. professional and
business men of every class. county and
State onic!als-an opportunity To secure at
rnE cu-r OF I.rHIIcArIo~, the oe--rr 81. or
Gan of the state containing the COMPLETE
rRNNsCRIrr of the acts OF your Legislative
bodies and much other valuable and inter
esting Information
ADDRESS, gro. V. TEIrLETr. Editor, or TIN
CAPITAL. onice Of PUHLIc PRINTER and
BINDER, Frankfort Ky.
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The first copy of Grants book has
been issued already and the second
volume will appear about the first OF
next March. Agents are reporting
wonderful success in the work.
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Tie; -1W,ssIy;?.;
PROSPECTUS.

During the past few months the de
mand for the Post mas greatly increased
in the country, ITS popularity being par
tin'l1r.v marked in the interiorof Ken
lucky. Tennessee and Indiana. some
It llicully has been presented, however,
l.. 90 Use il could not reach rem. to sec
tivns a. soon after publication - WAS
desired, owing To the existing regula-
tious that control the movement of
tr-.'e, while ian other 81 .tiunS it has en-
lNV' q advantages over the morning
papers in this respect, and we have
lea enabled To furnish portion of our
subscribers with the latest news irlm
twelve to fifteen hOurs in advance OF
our cunte mpuraries. la order 10 meet
the difficulty suggested we have deter
n iurd 10 issue . SENI-N EEKLY edi ion,
which wilt contain carefully selected
news matter. tW and dcc,u0fe reports
of he HtOrEttS and other feature. which
canLu, fail tn render 10 attlsc.i,. and
almost indispensable To the farmers,
merchants and To the general reader of
the interior. We are enabled, toC, to
furnish this interesting edition To sub
scribers i'm any part of the country for
only
~ -
er aunum. Toe cheapness OF the
SEAiI-W EEtIN PO~T should cause no
one to detract from iIs merits. The dav
f,r hish-rrictd newspapers has passed
We baVe found that the cheaper the
paper the more readeIs II has and the
mole its columns are sought 10y adver-
User
Terms invariably in advance.
THE EVENING POST co,
Is vol -. louisville. Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

JUDGE FoNrAINE +. Fox has
been elected chairman for the enSu-
ing wear of the executive committee
of the Prohibition party of Kentucky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02
Suffering " omen!
Read What the Grea. Methodist Divine
aud Eminent Physician says Of
Or. ]. BRADFiElO'S
FIN ALE +. REGTLATORl

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. ~. ISL
DE. J. BENpFttLp: Dear Sir-Some fifteen
years ago / eXanined the recipe OF Female
Regulator, and carefully STUDIED authorities
ia regard To is compliments, and then as
well as now pronounce 10 to be the most
scientific and skillful combination of the re-
ally reliable remedial vegetable agents
known tu science, t0 act directly ON the
womb and uterine organs, and the organs
and parts Sympathizing directly with these,
and, therefore providing specific fciae,iB for
all diseases Of the womb, and of the adjacent
organs and parts. Yours truly.
JESSE BORING. VI. D., u. ID.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

Bob Ingersoll has taken up his
residence in New York City, and the
World remarks This i,abou, all that
was necessary to complete the cosmo-
politan character of the metropolis. -
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

Hon. ISAAC Caldwell, the re
nowned Kentucky lawyer, died at
his home in Louisville. ON Wednes-
day morning last. He had lived a
noble and useful life, and with "A
powerful mind and diligent study.
had brought his name into such
prominence and distinction As only
sages deserve.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

THE biggest "swear of, that has
vet come 10 hight was at II. Martha.
Canada, recently. The entire adult
population of this city, of about ,
GOO inhabitants. assembled in church
and voluntarily pledged themselves
to abstain from all alcoholic bever-
ages for one year.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

Gov. Perry, Of Florida, has called
a meeting of delegates from the
Southern States fora southern States
Forestry Congress, to assemble NJ
DeFuniak Springs, Florida. Decem-
Der 10th. The Governors Of the va
rious States are to appoint the dele
gates. and all have done 80 but Ken
lucky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

NnEN m editor sees one of his ct
fu,ions copied in a neighboring cX-
change without credit and rushed in
a. original. he hardly knows whether
To silently hug himself over the con-
vietion that he Is supplyingthc brains
for hi- contemporary, or construct an
cdigy of his wiley borrower out of old
exchanges and hang it under the
standing galley for the foreman to
cuSs when he gets mad.
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For Sale

Pure Mammoth Bronze Turkeys, at
$500 per pair. If purchased this fall.
Mrs. w. a. GORDON,
AZ 81 pd Sutton, Ohio county, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

MoNcURE ID. Conway, Virgin
iar and an old time anti--lavery man,
saws of the result of the election in
Virginia: The commanding fact
now j. lhat the Nirginian> have been
saved from political slavery by their
former slaves. The rejected stone Is
now the head of the corner ON which
red southern freedom must he built. "
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

GEN. :. b. BUCKNER, in a letter
10 the editor Of the Breckenridge
No,cs. words some fine argument and
excellent ideas relative To the man
agement of State affairs, and prac-
tically announces himself candi-
date for Governor, and also outlines
what his policy will be if elected.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

THE fiercest battle between fac
tion> that has ever occurred in the
South, covered Fulton county, Geor-
gia, last week 1t was battle be-
tween Prohibition and whiskey.
Here Is where Atlanta, one of the
biz cities of the South. Is situated,
and the fight ragged both in the city
and county hamlets But it ended
in victory for the Prohibitionists
All bat - of the 1874 counties in the
State have adopted Prohibition, and
the next will probably be a State
election, which will undoubtedly re-
suit in victory for the temperance
men.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02
Iy CAUTION! ~

The country is Hooded with quack nos
trums, containing IRON and other injurious
ingredients, which claim To cure everything
even Female Complaints. We say To
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02
Tur Il. Louis RepablicaH saw.

THE 81. Louis RPabiicm says:
As a class. editors of country
newspaper, have done more for their
state and It's welfare and progress
than any other set of men in its bor-
der~. The country newspaper in
many respects it is unjust to speak of
1t rs a country newspaper l. great
comfort, and a great advantage to
every community. the money paid
for it Is the best invested in the long
line of family expenses
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Tie D.. 5. 4. sl.ana,: Ns.raa %. Props.
ST. JOSEPH. MO.

Correspondence freely answered by Physi-
clans. For testimonials aud circulars send
stamp.
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H's1lN
ylvl, Agf Al rltuEtzt.p 40 A Nut-NtF
w JOHN NJ. LEACH
a candidate for Assessor Of Ohio county. sub
Jcci To the Democratic primary election.
t.lection. August. lS>b,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

NyvE ARE Authorized 40 ANNut MI
w ISAAC kNoN " E~fEltl lflh
"a ,-andidat, Tor Iailer oi Ohio county, subject
to thc Democratic convention or primary
election. Election August, ls>,i
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

AZ T. AIE Al ruuuIZEn no ANNot NtE
w WARREN BARNETT
"a candidate Tor Assessor of ONO county. sub.
lcct 10 the democratic primary election on
convention. Election, August, l>Nt.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

NlvE ARA AUTHORIZED 40 ANNot N,E
w WILLIAM LYONS,
of naNneSNille. a. q candidate Tor Assessor cot
OHIO county. subject tu the democratic prl-
mary. Election August. l>>i.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

NlvE ARR AUTHORIZED To ANNut NCt
w ALFRED q. PHILLIPS
a candidate fOr Jailcr OF Ohio county, sub
iect TO the Democratic primary election ot
convention. Election August, Isl.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

w r. AKE Al -rtoRlItp 10 ASSOC NtI
w lA~llE 4. llOt kEk
"a candidate for ASSESSOR al ONO county. sub
lect To the democratic primary election ot
convention. Election August, l>st.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

We will send the DAILY CNrtTNL 20 amy
address during the session of the Gene. al
Assembly, which generally lasts about TO
u
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ANNnrNckMrNrN.

ylvE AKA A rtoHlgfn to NNNuUN'F
w JUDGE BIN NEWTON
"A candidate Tor Judge OF the Onto county
CONT. subject 10 the will ct the Democratic
party. Election August, 1870.
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such!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-01
/ Marf9au Serranp. /

Ser Mar51aQ6 erraro b Dominique,
9er5og be la Sorre, geboren 1910, 1T
am 28. Nopember iii Wabrib geftorben.
@r nabm an benz &arliitenfriege Sbeil,
ftanb 1843 an Der SpiBe Der Gtbebung
gum Stur3e gsparterO's, pa,b Gene
rauieutenant, @initling Der &Onigin
Isabella, 1S45 Senator unb mebrmals
Minlfter, 1854, Der &epolution 1t1 arz
f1liebenb, GENERALIZATION Der Mrtile=
rie, i'm SUM- 1856 MIlitdrgouoerneur
bon Neufatalien. hann @eianbter in
paris, s%tattbalier bon Cuba, 1862
gum !Der3og be Ia Sorre %ernannt, 1863
Minifter bes Nusmdrtigen, bann Se=
natsprdlibent, 1866 @egner bon Narz
paea, beim Staatsftrei9 beg Brapo'iGen
&abinets am Z. Suli 1868 perbaftet,
f1lob fi1 Der @rbebung Prim's an,
f6lug am %. Sept. Die f6nigliden
Sruppen BEL Der Bride BON Mlcolea,
marb mad ieinem ginsuse in Wabrib
NIT Der 8ilbung elmer propiiorii6en
&egierung beau'tragt. am Is. SUM-
1869 gum propifotif9en &egenten erz
rannt, narb unter &6nig Mmaoeus
big gum "a. Sui 1871 Miniiterptdit=
bent, mod benz Staatsitrei9 bes @ene-
rolls Papia i'm Sanuar 1874 Dictator,
bis er am 20. DECEMBER nefelben Sab
reg, ebeit i'm 8egrif, ben @arlifen=A uf=
ltanb gu unterbriiden, bur6 bic @rbe=
burg NlIons XII. auf ben Sbrpn be-
feitigt lpurbe.
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bamalige republifanif6e Senator s
80. Gerrn BON MiGiqQn.

bamalige republifanif6e eenator s.
%. Scrip BON Wi6igan.
Sbomas 9enbrids BON Snoiana,
Der Elm Nlter BON fedsunbie63ig Sab
rem uno 6rittelbalb Monaten errei6te,
friiber bemofratii9sr Bunbesiendtor
unD @ouberneur BON feinem Staate
mar, unb in Jolge feiner i'm Nobember
1884 erfolsten @rmdblung bic Bi5eprd.
fioentur am 4. Mdr3 1885 antrat, 1T
unter BEN fiinf geitorbenen 9i5eprdf.
benten Der ein3ige, Bel oehen Sob ni6t
bersit: ein ~seitmeiliser 8oriiber oes
@enats b~orbanben mar. Nlerbin9s
flbrte pdbrenb Der auBeroroentli6en
Senatsbidt i'm Mdr5 biefes Sabres ST.
nator gbmunos pieberbolt ben 8orib
al STEELE bon 9enorids aber 9etorids
bate es gu MAIDEN geiDuBt, baB in iener
furaen Didt gar fein eintpeiliger Vors
iiber sepdblt lpuroe. 9arum 1T tebt
bas 2anb ebenfo pbne einer Bi3eprdlts
nenten wie obne einen @pre6er bes
Matchmaker Nbgeoronetenbaufes.
(Sa. @taats5tg.)
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San Gntonio, 9eras, l. Sui 1885.
Sd taufte in biefer etabt elm Yadet bon
9orsforbs self aaiina 5rsab Preparation,
unter5oa es elmer demifdsn lluteriaduns un6
iinbs, baf bdFsIbe bon reinen uno ni4t sifiaen
GbemifdIien aulammeassiett III.
Die 9bee tes Vroi. eorsforb mar cine pirf.
Id ~grobartigs Oas u~nberoauIide peintein-
faure Hatrou, usI9es in alien GaIen bas
G~nbrsfuItaf bon alien ans BeinFfiurabm unb
yatron 5ufammsnsefstteu 8adpulDern it,
bird bas I0sbare pbospborfaurs aaIf unb 9a-
iron, ben tpirfIiAsn 9aAransspsrtb bes 8robes
uao bic aaodeniubEans er5susenoen eIenente
bet Ndiur su eristen.
% if ii9sriid bic bette unb sefunbefe Yrd-
paratiou, psIas BEN YabIifum jsmaIs oTsrirt
puroe, NIB isbe ulutter. Der bic Gelunbbeit
ibrer ainoer am eersen Iieet folte tein anoerss
otbrau4eu.
Sd Tam MIR nod bic 8sfdtieune, tueIde
BON ftIissu beribmten Gbemifer Prof. 8aton
bon 2iebis ibsr biefe 8rdparation abeeseben
burbs, bin3ufisen, inbsm Ct iaste; sd 81.
tra4te biefe Grfnbuns als cine Der nitli6fen
gabsu, pelbe be @iHeuidaft Der Msnfdbeit
aeIisfsrt bat.~
Bet alien 0rpcerS su babsn.
8erfu6t ee. 25,11, tuw6W
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@efturbene Wi5eprafoentsn.

Sbomds 6enbrifs lit Der I'll MITE
i'm Mrlte ~geltorbene 8i3eprdlibent.
Oer erffe @iSeprdlibent, Der i'm Mmie
ttarb, mar @eorge Clinton BON
Netp Dorf, elmer Der unterSei9ner Der
MISUNDERSTANDING, elm 5taats.
r1a11 unb Solbat beg u~nabbdnaia=
teitsfrieges. gr ftarb am 20. Mplil
1912 als IiaeprdAbent, mdbrenb Der
prafbentf9aft MabIion's, i'm Nlter
BON breiunoiieb5ig Sabren. Darauf
murbe Der seitueilise 8oriiber bes ST.
mats Wiaiam 8. CRAWFORD BON @eor=
gia 8i3eprGiioent.
Nu6 Der Mann, Der Bel Der Wieber=
fuabt beg p~rdiibenten Mabiiou Wiaez
prdfbent purbe, glbribge @errp
BON Wlaha6uietts. ifarb inn Wmte un6
5par am %. Wooember 1914, i'm Nlter
pom fieb3ig Sabren. Gr mar aleit.
faas Elm unter3ei6ner Der unabhdn.
gisteitsertldrung. IN feline STEELE tam
Johann Der SenatsporIiber Sobn Gall
larb bon Sio=Garolira.
Der i'm Nopember 1852, als Sraut=
lin pierce gum Prdiioenten ertpdhIt
puroe, gum 8iaepvdlibenten gewdblte
million q. Sing BON Mlabama,
frihere gunoes. Senator unb @elanbter
In Granfsei6, ffarb am Is. Mpril 1858
i'm Utter bon fiebenunbie6aia Sahren.
Gr mar i9on bel Der glniebuna Der
neuen Understanding am 4. Wdra
1853 10 franf, baB er nidt in Walhs
tngto1 erl1etnen fonnte unb iein Sob
erfoi9te ni9t auf benz 8obeu Der Ser.
Staaten, fonbern in Cuba. Nls 8iae=
prdlioent aing ftarb, mar fem bemos
fratiider partei=@ enohe Sapib sc. ut.
6lion BON WfiRouri ~borlduger 8orfber
oes Senats, uurbe aber balo burf
Senator Seize 8. Bright bon Snbiuna
eriegt; bieIer Bright blleb bann 8iaez
prditoent big gum 4. Mdrs 1857, Dem
@nle her pierce'f9en PraiibentfAaft;
er 1T oertelbe, Der i'm eriten Sabre oes
Blrgertrieges nit polem &edte aus
benz Senat aussefioben murbe, neil er
belm Begun bes Yirsertrieges on Sesef=
ferion Sapis eiaen Brief eei9rieben
bate, tDorin er benz Gr5berrotber - Ell
men Wahenlieferanten empfabl.
Ser bierte 8i3eprdlioent, uel6er i'm
Mnte itarb, mar Senrp Wilfon
BON Wafa9uietts. ST enbete am 21.
Nopember 1875 i'm Mlter bon bierunb=
ie63ig Sabren, nadbem er bonn S1u.
fer it6 bis gu einem Der Gibrer Der
republlfanif9en partei i'm 8unbesiez
note emporgef9Dungen bate unb i'm
Nopember 1872 bel Der Wiebereripdbs
lung bes prdli0enten Grant gum Iiae>
~prdfioenten gemdblt iporoen mar. Sein
Na6folger mar Der ieitber pertra9te
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Sautprrbpisem Seilmtttel

Samorrboioen baben semobnlid borber>
ssbenbe eamersen i'm 8iiden, Qenben unb ben,
antsrlsibe 70 Oab Der @atient oiarbt feline Jie.
bon ilnoerpaulidte't a%essnpartis, ais SID
B IN s,tl a a,a;f s;9e @dh beg Dragons s,n ,sos etc; E1a .s
SUDDEN Jerborrufenb, na@oem man parn,
pirb, III elm seiu0bnli6er Besleiter. 8linbe,
blutise unb ludenoe Sdmorrboioen tuersen
burd% eiamalisen @ebraud bon Or. 8ofonfo'S
SGmorrboioen Seilmittel, uel9es brett auf Die
tranfbaften SteIen einpirft, bic Sumor OBJ
forbirt, bas befti9e SUDDEN b~eieitigt unb cine
bauernbe Seiluns berborbrinst, abgeiteat,
@reis 80 Gents. Ibbreiire: Sbe Or. Boionfo
Mebieine 60, 8iaua, Sbio.
8erfauft bel g.. &alteber G Con.
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@nrff! Maah,paaren!

Grocerpbdnbler uno @~peiiepirtbe
bpm 2anbe .m61ten mir einbringlif
barauf aufmerfiam ma9en.. BOB nj,
fur bic Gabrifation bon Wurf uni
&au@maaren umfanerei6e 8orberei.
tunger g~etroffen baben unb in @tanf
gefeBt finb, aIen Mnforberun9en 8e'
MICE gu leiiten. Wir geben Garanti'
fur quite Waare unb reele Bsbienung
Sic 3ubereitung itebt unter unierer per
f6nli6en 2eitung. Senbet Cure Be
fte1ungen BET 3eiten elm.
% m. p6fling& & SDbn,
1,10m1j 511 Mpenue s.
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ssrn Cinderella sdbnb stpre

finbet man bic beiten @olar Sip
56ube;
Sie feinaen un5 beiten S6ube unb
Stiefel;
Sic bauerbafteitsn Mrbeitsidube;
Cine groBe Muswabl bon 6errett> u1o
&nabenitiefeln;
Sen f66nften Gorratb bon Sametts
f6uben uno Slippers;
&inberi@ube in ieber' @r0be uno
Qualitdt;
@ummii6ube unb Stiefel;
&etiefofer unb &eiietai6en.
Sir Giles Oies gebe man gum
Cinderella @9ubsStore,
@de 9outontraBe & Ioe. s.
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Mtatter Shutter !! Mnttsr !

Mltter Shutter Shutter
Werbet Shr bes Nadts geifSrt merben
unb in gurer 6ube unterbrcden burd bas
Sdreien zines tranfen 3inbes, meldes
@dmersen bonn Gurdbreden Der 3dbne
lsibet? 81 es Der Sal, 10 tauft cine 5laide
pom WrS. Winslops Sootbins @nrup.
@r pirb ben art1en Gleinen iofprt BON iet<
nen Sdmer3en befreien. Wan perlafe lid
barauf es bilft. Sc 1T feline Mutter aui
Grben, bic es periudte uno Sud nidt nit
tbeilen wirbe, baB es bic @in8epeibe res
sulirt, Den Sleinen 9ilfe unb @eiunsbeit
unb Der Wutter Hube perldaHt, baB es
ME 3auber mirft. Das Mittel 1T fiber in
allen 6dlen unb ansenebm BON @eidmad;
es mirb BON elmer Der dlteffen unb beften
Doctorinnen in ben Ser. @taaten pers
ldriebea. ueberda 5u haben, bic 6laide
1u rs Gents.
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sSut. SBHina & sphm.

Mfit benz Serannaben Der 9erbfiaiz
ion lteigert fi9 audi pieber bas 8eblrfs
nib unleres Maeens fir fubfantieae
Speiien. l1nfere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb UNI ioldes frii9 uno
gut au erlaneen, fann, man nnm6glib
eiuen 5uperldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 66fling & SObn, No.
511 4be. 6. 9ie 9erren baben benz
@eidmad ibrer &unben &e6nurg ge=
tragen unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
falte 2uftmai6ine erri6tet, wel1e olen
Nnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb @ntz
fernung iddbli6er Sugrebien5en bes
6leii1es entipri9t. Sic baben befdn=
oig in ibren 8iebbDfen einen groBen
GOrratb BON Maitpieb, aus peldem
nur bas geite fir ibre &unoen gewdblt
piro. Mer reel bebient fein mill, Der
beiude ben Marft, So. 511
Mpenue s. 1,10t1i
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sdube NIB etiefel fit ben @imter.

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George 81. Su~llipGn, No. 249
Welt Commensurate, gu geben, uenn
Sbr s9ube unb Stiefel brau@t. Sol
genbes ioa entf6eioen. Ob man ldnger
nod hobe preiie in anbern @ei9dften
be3ablen ion. 9err @uaioan bat ben
fdmmtli9en Maoren>8 orratb i'm Werz
tbe bon mebreren 9auienb Dollars ers
ltanben, uno perfauit bas beriibmte
&epnolos BrDs. 6abrifat fiir 9erren,
Oamei1, &iaber biaiger als irgeno Sc
manb. 5hube fur S9ultinber, wel6e
felt Sabren nit $1.75 beSablt tuurbert,
fofen Bel 6ulipan $3.50. Nn Nei6z
b~altigfeit bonn @em6bnli9fen Bis gum
Geinlten itebt 5ulioan uniibertrofen
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