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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-29
GOOD ResuIts I'm Evsry Case.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale dealer Of Chat
saDooga, Tenn, writes that be was seriously
afflicted with severe cold that settled on his
lungs; had tried many remedies without BEN
eft. Being induced to try DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, did 50 >and was
entirely cured by use of few bottles. Since
hich tine he has used il in his family for all
Coughs and Colds with best results. This 10
the experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved By this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottles free At Devine { Coughlin's
Drug Store.
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Innings

Colby, oi OY @ Ia
Bates, Q O q .
Runs earned, Bates |. Fret base on errors, Colby
IL; Batess. First base on balls, Colby 5; Bates I.
Total balls called, Goodwin SO; Underwood 100.
Struck out, Goodwin "; Underwood 4 Total strikes
called Goodwin II; Underwood :. Passed balls, Pu.
sfer q Sanford .. Wild pitches, Underwood /. Time
OF game, hsurs, SO minutes. Umpire, Michael
Coyne of Lewiston.
As previously ststed a fourth game will
now be played between Bates aud Colby.
The team winning this game will gain the
championship. This fourth game will be
played at Portland next Wednesday after
noon IL will be remembered that two of the
three games lost bv Colby have been ten. in
ming games, while one OF those gained by
Bates was forfeited on account of u serious
accident TO the catcher uf the NJ. s. c. team,
and another was won from Bowdo by de-
clared forfeiture. by the umpire, at the end
OF the iifth inning. Thus it will be seen that
even if Bates wins the next game, and there
fore gains the championship, she has in real
ity earned one less game than Colby.
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Nominations Confirmed.
suicide.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, June %.
VIM. Whltcomb, a farm lsborer living with
Israel Sprague in Hartford, committed suicide
by taking strichnine. disappointment in .
love affair is attributed - the cause Of the
rash oct.
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Planting the Ivy.

New HAVEN, June 28.
An unusually large crowd gathered on the
campus this afternoon, and listened to the
reading of the class histories. The class then
formed and headed by the band, marched
about the campus to the place selected for
ivy planting. Here the ivy ode, written by
Thos G. Waterman of Detroit, Mich, was
sung. They then marched to the homes of
President Porter, Prof Richards, and other
members of the faculty, and gave them part
ing cheers.
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COM n ENCEMENT.
Contiuuation of the Exercises at Orono-
Junior Prize Programme.

ORoSo, June %.
State College were continued today. The
Beta Eta Chapter, Beta Epta Pi fraternity,
reception and spread was held in the chapter
house, this afternoon, and was largely attend.
ed. In the evening the Junior prize ESSAYS
were delivered. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Progress of Science and Invention In the 10th Cen
tury.
Irving Mason Clark, Bethel.
Argentine Republic.
tLuis Prince Cilley. Rockland.
Atlantis,
David Wilder Colby. Skowhegan
Edward Voranus Coffin, Harrington
Capital vs. Labor,
Frank Ellsworth Trask, Bethel
MUSIC.
Dwellings in All Ages.
Alice Albur Hicks, Hampden
tired Hudson Kirkpatrick. Bangor
Trifes and Their Results,
Bert Elmer Clark, West fremont
Arbitration,
flames Draper Lazell, Rockland.
Is our Civilization Perishable?
Charles Ayers Mason, Bethel
MUSIC.
1he Indian Civilized,
John Henry Burleigh, Vassalborough.
The Laboring Glasses,
Henry Allen McNally. Fort Fairfield.
Intelligence of the Honey Bee,
Austin DinsmOre Houghton, Fort Fairfield.
Arctic Explorations,
1Charles Hildreth Stevens Fort Fairfield.
Forest Protection,
Addison Roberts Saunders, Hanover
Music.
The Silent Maj ajorty,
John Sumner Williams, Guilford.
Engineering,
Charles Thatcher Vose. Milltown, N B.
Ancient History,
Howard Scott Webb, Skowhegan.
The Progress Uf the Science of Law,
fCharles Fremont Sturtevant, Bow wdoinham.
The Examination System,
Fenton Merrill, Orono
Music.
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Railroad Accident.

BosToN, June 2S.
The inward Montreal Express train over
the Boston and Lowell railrord was thrown
from the track today by a misplaced switch.
Seven cars left the the rails. One man was
slightly bruised on the leg.
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Hammond's Grove.

r. ii. COLBY will begin regular trips to Ham,
nond's Grove next Wednesday, leaving Monument
Square Wednesdays and Saturdays at r M; or on
any other day for party Of six.
Round trip 30 cents. junel2dSw
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ming bases, but in the absence of the Bates %
oaseman inadvertently placed himself in po-
sit'on to catch 1t, thus letting in two scores.
Ia TINS inning, also, every man Of the Colby
team secured run except Boyd, and +. Good
win secured two. Bates new .cheer. Vas
emphatically employed until this fifth inning
where it was laid aside for "some more
convenient season."
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BASS FISHING

At the Outlet, in Manchester. Good guides ac.
9uainted with the best fishing grounds, will pe AZ
Emerys during the season. Live bait constantly on
hand. New and good boats this season. Good &C
1T the hotel. No boats will be let ON
the Sabbath. Address, for particulars,
tuneaSdlm J.W EMERY, Halloweu, Ne.
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FROM PORTLAND.
A ROckland Schooner Goes On a Ledge
in Portland HarbOr.
PORTLAND, June 2S.

PORTLAND, June %.
Last night, the schooner Lucy Baker, from
Rockland, laden with lime, tried to enter the
harbor by the White Head passage. Through
some msmanagement in handling her she
struck on a rock between Peaks and Cush-
ing's Islands and remained there. When the
tide went out she bilged and the water CON-
ing to the lime set the barrels and the wood
work of the schooner on fire. The vessel
burned slowly all day amid clouds of steam
from the lime. There is no doubt that both
vessel and cargo will be a total loss. The
Lucy Baker is &C tons burden, was built in
lS47 and owned in Camden.
Much Improved.
Ira Berry of Portland, whose illness was
repor ed Sunday night, was 10 a much I'M
proved condition Monday morning, and will
probably recover.
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Injured by a saw.

BANGOR, June %.
Baxter Miles, employed in Geo. Lewis
.h;nele mill in Saltwater, had nearly the
-hols ~ h,s left foot taken OF by saw to-
day.
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indications for the Next - Hosrs.
MAINE DISPATCHES,
BATES COMMENCEMENT.
SePhmore Prize Debate ana Junior Ex.
hibitiOn ut the Main Street Church,

LEWISTON, June 2S.
The Bates Sophomore prize debate at the
Main street church was largely attended.
Five disputants on each side made good arg
uments. In the evening the Junior exhibit
ION was held in the same place
On Tuesday Glass Day exercises will be
held in the afternoon and concert in the
evening.
The following is the programme of the
junior exhibition:
Music
Prayer.
Soul Liberty, Israel Jordan
Modern Athens, Miss A. 9 Rhodes
The Huguenots, Fiaeld wb;trou
Music.
The Obligations of the American Statesman
II. z. Cushman
The Natural Scenery of the United States.
Jesse Bailey
The Decline Of Enthusiasm, Cs. Pendleton
Music.
Silent Eloquence, LG. Roberts
The Battle Of Waterloo. ca Godino
The Future of Our Indians, &c. HAYES
Music
Educate the Sense of Honor, Miss N. b. Little
Na'ohai monuments, Roscoe Nelson
Dangers from the Absence of Important Issues in
rohtics' A. s. Littlefed
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Much Improved.
Boy Drowned.

RoCKLAND, June 28.
Nathan, the Is year old son of L. r.
Morse, was drowned while bathing at Union,
SATURDAY..
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BosToN, June 28.
Sloops Mayfower and Puritan arrived at
Marblehead this evening, and nearly all the
yachts that are to sail in the Eastern Yacht
Club regatta tomorrow are now anchored in
Marblehead harbor. The interest in the race
is immense and it is safe to say that no
regatta has ever taken place in the east that
created greater excitement The friends
of the Puritan stick TO her and will not admit
she will be beaten. The Mayfower is a
slight favorite in the betting as again the
Puritan. Should the wind remain northeast
there will be little or no windward work over
the course.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-29

DIT EC Instant relief Final cure in 10
= 1LEo days. and never Returns. No
q simple remedy lfee. By addresang G. J. MA
sOAs ~ Nassau ST. n. <. nshledsee0
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GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shileh's Cure.
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R.ker'. Great Americas specific.

Is guaranteed in cash by the proprietors, to
instantly relieve vnd cure rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Sciatica, Lame Back and Side, Pleu-
risy, Sprains and Bruises, Diphtheris and
Sore Tbzost, Cbilblsins. Burns, Salt Rbeum,
Bleeding and Itching Piles and Pains of
every Description. 1t is a purely vegetable
remedy and does not simply numb pain but
acts as q counte. irriiant and draws II out. II
cures by removing the canse. Try II once at
our risk and see for yourself Sold by all
druggists Price fifty cents. Maurice Baker
& Co., Proprietors, Portland, Me.
apl20d&wtf
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Excused.

Excused.
The themes showed careful study and pre-
paratIon. The decorations were more elab-
crate than on the preceding evening. A very
large audience was in attendance. Beautiful
music was furnished by Andrews Orchestra
Uf Bangor.
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BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Chicago-Chicago 3, Philadelphia 9.
At Detroit-Detroit ii, Washington 10.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 8, Boston 0.
At Kansas City-Kansss City 7, New York
II.
The following is the standing of the clubs
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THE lake SHORE TROUBLES.

A Big Force OF Police Put ON at the
switching Yards-The Excitement in
Chicago olncreaslug-The Riot A ct Read
by Deputy Marshal and a Train
Started Out.
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new YORK Money market.

NBw YORK, June 70.
Money on call continues easy at la2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper at 4d5 per cent. Sterling
Exchange continues duh and steady at 4ssl .ssi.
Government bonds dnl and steady. Rsirosd bonds
active.
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WASHINGTON NEWS,
How the Randall Tariff Bill Will Affect
Government Revenue.
WASHINGTON. June %.

WASHINGTON, June %.
From computations made at the treasury,
based on last years's receipts, it is estimated
that the Randall tariff bill introduced in the
House today will effect a reduction in govern
ment revenue of S34, 4,877 ,655, including
81. 7.044 ,452 on account of the reduction of the
tariff on dutiable articles; 81 ,526, l24 on ac-
count of additions to the free list, and S26,-
40l ,088 on account of the removal of the
revenue tax on tobacco, etc The principal
items of reduction are as follows In the free
list-on sawed boards, 1864, 1853; on clap
boads, 1891 153. On dutiable articles, tin
plates, from 5000 900 TO $l0,000,000 iron
and steel, rive,s ard wire rods, lighter than
No. 5, from S654,9l5 to $250.000; cotton
ties, from sl62.744 to S62 900: pig lead,
from S29, ,l58 to S2l, ,s69; rice hour, from
Sl34,4l5 to $4,000; lemons in boxes, from
S56 ,906 TO S468,23l; castor beans, from
Sl3l 252 to Sl05 ,002; clothing, cotton, ready
made, from S435, ,426 to 100000; bags and
bagging, from S465, ,595 to S40S, POO; jute,
from Sl57, l0l to S7s,55s; silks, ready made
clothing, umbrellas, etc.. from 1923 1907 to
$500, 900; woods. class 3, from Sl,4l2,272 to
81. LOG, 900; worsted clothes, from 81 ,067. .349
to s400. 600; ready-made clothing, wool,
from 81 ,226, 500 to 5000, 900; marble (rough)
from S244, ,l27 to SlS7, ,709; salt, from S42l =
532 to $352,316.
Nominations by the President.
The President sent the following nomina-
tione to the Senate today:
VIM. G. Ewing to be attorney for the
United States for the northern district .of
Illinois.
Samuel F. Wilson to be marshal for the
United States for the middle district of Ten
nessee.
Nominations Confirmed.
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations:
A. H. Kellar. marshal for the northern dis
trct of Alabama.
VIM Desmond, marshal fer the northern
district of Iowa.
w. H. Benson, United States attorney for
the northern and middle districts of Alabama.
J. B. Harris, United States attorney for the
southern district of Mississippi.
E. Van Long, chief justice Of New Mexico.
w. j. Ryan, postmaster at San Francisco.
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No Change in the Policy Of the Dominion
Government.
OTTAWA, June 28.

OTTAWA, June 70.
1t is officially learned that no change has
taken place in the policy of the Dominion
government regarding the protection of Ca
madam fisheries 1t is now, as it has always
been, the policy of the government that any
U. S, fishing vessel found fishing, or pre-
pairing to fish, or known to have fshed in
Canadian waters, shall be seized at once and
without warning.
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Ch,cago pvoonce market.

tHT'HFU FF"UH'F MHTEFFs
CHICAGO. June 28
FLoUK-quiet.
WuEAT-weak, No. Chicago spring. 72la721:
June !2l a ~
CoRN-easier at 34l.
OATS ensy 26i
KyE-quiet, So
BARLEr-Hrm So.
PORK - n so q 55
LARD q Z7I a6 30
BufK MKAT-HnoDlters, 25. Short rih. e6;
Shor' clear. 6 25
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5HILOHS VTTALIZEK IS what you need
for Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizzi-
ness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price
10 and 10 cents per bottle. Sold by Bow
diicn, Webster & Co.
ANSON HOUGH, of Blackberry, Ills.
SAYS he owes his life 20 Gilmore's Magnetic
Elixir. Try it. Sold by r. G.. Kinsman.
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BOsTON. June %.

Great Interest Felt in Today's Yacht
Race.
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COLBY.


SCORE BY INNINGS.
4 D a a K 4
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The following are the closing quotations Of %.
curties:
limited States aA. lQlk
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-01-09

sHbscri ations iEyariahl, IN advsscc.
singiccsPiss . cents. Specimen cOpie.
free.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-01-09

II you want address cards, cal
ing cards. or any Kind Of business
cards, envelopes, neatly printed
letter heads, statements, notes or
any kinds OF blanks, call ou as.
we'll 10 it. Job work done neatly,
quickly, and in a manner to suit
all. DO ypn want posters, dods-
cls, handbills, programs, or, in
fact, anything that can be done
with type and ink, if you call on
us we will 60 it for you, tor
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NOTICE OF PROOF.
LNal OGice - Tas Cruces. Y. VI.
Dec ml-l NH l-S5

Notice g hereby rivclt 1T thv i'llnwina-
J. n net ,rtt.or hU Hict aotigc Ut nie intention.
to utkr anal pi,Ci >UTNO"iVt lis ri,iu
an That stlt proof viii D" nj lc before Czech
90 th' rtpl.'1c ,'r'i. ~ LiRculn, :. r., 90.
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No cl'. tfrthe V ,, "it >ce L, tVp6sr1;
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iu' in eas' ~-ir - ut.'t, Hut cuf,lvs
tiFH N,t. i'.I. viz 1uau Aurlls. lla
Ga ,v..F 81 rtuil. Httn0 Is trctt. aud au.i!
H4p istc, all % iin-oii CO.. <. w..
~ iYIN T.. Sofia. Rcyi>tcr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

T. IT, WItte 10 making preparations 20
build himself new dwelling,
The roads are in bad condition now,
owing 10 the recent snow and rain.
Farmers are busy killing hogs during
The cold snap, aud are taking them to
uuntiugbmrg.
Burglars entered the house Of John
wime last Saturday night and stole sew
eral minor articles.
Mr.. J. Lubbert. President Of the Hol-
land Liberty Touring mill,' went "a
Evansville last week on business.
Mr. Sam. Small, An esteemed citizen Of
tbls place. will move to jasper next
week. where he has received . position
In the planning mill OF 0sameIspacher q
Go.
Prof. A. M. Sweeney. County Supt, Ia
company with Mr.. Rottger, Trustee. wa
Visiting The schools ia this neigh borhood
last week, and 10 we'll pleased with Tho
prog ess Of our schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

xX01004Us W99est~e <~ss8 n ss~p
Pnt0ka Lily -.
En-. CoualrR I'll have been thinking
~ writing 10 you tor = considerable
length OF time, thinking I'll would like
10 hear from one whose we'll wishos ere
always for my native State. more espe..
cially Dubois county, where tho old
lDemocra,ic rooster never fails TO let HE
voice b heard from the hill tops. 90 that
he can ne heard throughout the whole
u. s. Bnt from the way the State has
gone politically. I think there mus. be :
>crew lonee some where In the Demo-
cratic patty. Here Ia Kentucky energ,
wa lacking 70 roll up : majority ia con-
sormity with hsr past history. This
ought 10 ne . warning TO both Indiana
and Kentucky. 20 I'll keep their eyes On
the gun that u loaded.
see by The ever welcome COURIER that
Jasper u sim In the ring Tor another
railroad, which the people Of Perry
county are very anxious may tap the
Ohio river a or near Troy. have just
returned f,om Tell City and CanneIion.
and find all Ia for = railroad sOne-
where, which will reach those points.
INT arc not much inclined toward this
bob-tail project BY way Of Gentr. viI'e'
hut will put mp with u u nothing better
can be accomplished. Capitalists that
are disposed 10 invest IN railroads, are
assmred there Il NO better opp"rtuntty
| for profitable investment than Ia this
direction. 10 wit: From Jasper 10 Fer
ldinsnd. thence 10 81. Meinrad, then down
the Anderson River Valley 10 the Ohiu
river II Troy. Speaking Of Anderson
river, there Il no better Ice Harb0r fs'
bsrges or other cram, outside OF Green
river. Ky This route would run
Through the best coal fields Of Southern
Indiana, and ~ fine timber as there is ~
The State. The Ics Hsrbor Of Anderson
lis . great inducement FIR parties Wit
\ want 10 handle coal, aud there IL ~ mex
,haustihle quantity and many kinds: b
luminous. Block and the best Camel coz
in The world; besides, a fine stone 70
buildings as can be found In the U. 8
i The stone Is Of various kinds and Of Ia
exhaustible quantity. Anderson rive
for fivo miles from the Ohio. is deep
n sluggish, and there never need be an
fear OF leo running out In freshet TO IN
lure Shipping in the least. This is %
nanzs for capital.
N Personally, am here In Owenshort
/ Ky, keeping . hotel and doing YER
, we'll, hut would feel more ct home
l jasper in like business. and still hopeot
I b. one Of the b'hoys Of your city. q
: still trying to keep in sight Of Jasper.
! We are using "Pstoka Lily Flour" an
. please allow me to say few words
h behalf Of Eckert Bros. & Co.'s dou
4 since here have used various brands I
E -four, Swans Down; Acme; Col
/ Duet: Iglehart's Best. &C. aud ! must g
Z In justice that .Patoka Lily" is In q
: lead, aud that the Eckert boys deserv
. all praise and encouragement possibl
! and for one will use nothing outsit
Z OF this tramd when l can obtain Il.
z shall visit jasper soon and hope to me
!. all OF my friends. More Anon.
3 w. II. DANIEL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

Hardly Z vesk passes without the men
ton by slie nouspapcrs o(sud<ien deaths, and
q late The alarming frequency q the state
ment that death vas caused BY rheumatism
or neuralgia of tie heart cannot fail % have
bern noticed. Insll probability many dekshs
attributed % heart disease are caused by
thee terrible diseases. which are far more
dangerous than y generally considered. 10
there any positive cureY Tie best answer
10 such question Il given by those who have
I'M eursd By The use d Alhiophoros.
Evansville. Indiana.
ussd one and : half bottles u Athlo-
phoros for rheumatism and Il entirely
cured me. was m intense sufferer and
would rsconsiend anyone suffering With
rheumatism 90 give Athlorhoros . trial.
ADoIPH WAGSER, No 5lO Edgar ~.
Ashlophoros has many friends in Terre
Haute. Herewith names Of three doing
bnsinees In same block a. ourselves: X A.
Tiernan millinery. cured Of Rheumatism
az cver one years standing. Miss Fannie
Mcfarland lclerk in Marshallsl music
store. cured Of Rhermatism Richard
Forster ffiirnituFe', after suffering ten years
with facial neuralgia, hnds great relief and
hcpep for cure through perseverance. Our
confidence i such that We rscommend Ath-
lophorcs. GuIIck 4 Co.. Druggists,
Main and 4sh So, Terre Hau'e, Ind.
IA. Wilson. Photographed, s 4 ) Main
s., New Albany, Ind, says: II had rheu-
matism, bus II has disappeared. and used
only one bottle 81 Athlophoros. II was in
my arms. A friend recommended me %
nv Athlophorcs. ! bought bottle on
the strength Of What he said. That was all
/ needed. used the medicine, one hottie,
over six months ago. and have not had .
pa;n nor ache from rheumausm aimee.
Every druggist should keep Aihlophorcs
and Ashlophoros Plils, but where they cam
not b bcught u she druggist the Athlo-
phoros Co. liz Wall ~. New York, will
send either tcarr'szs paid en- rcceipt a
regular price. which is $40 per bottle
for Ath!cphnros an. 1o. arr Pills
For liyr~ and kidney dl-essc-. dyrrcIsss. IN
d.,cstiol. week.-mrs. nervous ccllssy. diseases
Of WON N. constipation. hcaGaehe, hnpurs
blood. &C. Athlophoros lil.s arc unsaualcd. Z
November 10Th. isss-em.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

DEAN SIN: AZ tho time ] received .
hollle OF your White Wine Of Tar Syrup.
which was about The 6rst Of last January,
vas troubled with Sore Throat and
soarseness. and II relieved mo ~ once.
Aud. cir. ! believe u 10 Be . valuable
medicine, and just what you recommend
II. Yours truly.
REv. d. n. REvFRo
Pastor N. II. Church.
Salem. Dent Co. Mo.
ver ssir In Jasper ~ MshrInser Brcs., Dr. John y.
oslb and friedman
Jan <th. iS8-ly.