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The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26

Mishle,'s Herb Bi;ierS is prepared by
u physician and chemist of the highest
rcpute, rot only IN the cnmmurr., in
which he i:vcs, but abroad as well
Mishler's Herb Bitters is an absolute
cure for dyspepsia, liver complaint,
cramps IN the stomach and every form
nt Indigestion, and affords almost lri-
mediate relief in dySeutery, cole, cho!-
era m.rtus and di,cas,s Of the kidney
or bladder.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26
Prnnsy lvania College, Gettysburg Ned. Dept.
University Of Nd. and Johns Hopkins Uni
vrrSity, Baltimore. jefferson Medical
College PHILADELPHIA

Late Of the U. s. Indian Service University
Hospital. Baltimore. and Professor af Diseases
of tnU Eye and Ear in the Nsrthwcttern Mrdi-
cal. College, 81. Joseph
~ Author Of Treatise on Long, Short and
Weak Sight.
IIr. B"tclcr has made special study Of dis-
eases Of The eye. and having had an active ex-
prri-lre Uf ten years. can successfully combat
the diseases hic are destructive ~ this del
iratc organ. All examinations are mads v III
the "pthal lm''scopc and other scientific inStru-
ments used In "l,tialn:oiosy. \ correct eXanl-
curate statement given IL the exact condition Of
their eyes. IL functional Diseases Of the eyes.
" here glasses are indicated, the doctor proper
ly adjusts them for each person. thus inSurng
perfect vision, e:,Se and comfort to the wearer
These glasses arc free from the imprrfcrtions
usually found In elassc.. viz: Mud sprcks
cracks. flaws, waves, blist",S. etc. They are
ma,le from pure quartz. very white and M
transparent is the PIrcst spring wafer. These
gOodS are not put on sale III the Sleeps. They
are ground and fitted to order. ThniiS:nds Of
prOple who are suffering with their eyes FROM
over lachrymation. pain over the ry. and
through the gl"he. 4 dull hravlnrss Of the eye
itself > morbid feeling. as though there was
sand imnrti,led IN the muruS membrane Of the
lids. very scrsitiv" To light and air AID desire
tV partially clnsc the eyes or an ilcipient insa
nation In tie globe or lids. These and y great
many more troubles MAY be cited which can be
entirely overcome IL the person so afflicted will
consul; an ocuIiSt who understands physical and
plysinlogirai optics. the laws VI Hight. refrac
:inn, etc. There are very few cases of eyes or
vision hut can be brought 10 All approximate
nearly Normal visian with properly adjusted
glasses. Testimonials Of tho most substantial
rlararier, If c;,Srs treated during four years
" ascrrtainrd by any person who will take the
trouble 10 inquire.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26
Some Apple lSccciptS,

Apple Charlotte Nearly a quart OF
fine, stale bread crumbs; full quart OF
sliced sour apples. In to a well butter
Ell pud,ling-dish put layer of apples,
then layer of bread crumbs, plenty oI
bits Of butter, a half cup of sugar IL lit.
tie salt and nutmeg. Repeat this till
tho dish is full, havlr" L thick laver oi
apple, and II good allowance If butter
and sugar on the top. Cover the publ
| ingdi>h. and bake slowly on. hOnr
then With n spoon. press the apples into
the juice, frost the top, and brown in
| the oven. May be eaten hot or cold :,
with Or with ut sauce.
By emitting the butter, and snbs,i'u,-
,ng cup of milk, the Apple Charlotte
IL free from the objeeiion Of hrino too
rich for children. and is still very de.
liciOus.
Apple Snow Peel and quarter half
dozen app cs; eicw with little water,
the rind nf Il lemon, ard 4 liitlc sugar
When quite soft. remove the ri.,d, and
strain the apples through iine sirvc
Beat the whiiS of four eggs to Il stiff
froth, with powdered sugar; .r:,nIual!y
add the strained apple, and beat till Of
the CONSISTENCY of whipped cream.
Heap upon dl>h in pyramid from. and
Uurn,xL viii l,i, G,,.,r.
Apple Dessert: Pare AMI core large,
sweet apples. and fill with butter and
sugar. Set each apple on :. roun' piece
Of stale, CrIls'lcss bread Put IL little
water IN the pan. sprinkle sugar over
all, and bake TIL dome Carefully re-
m'va TO the serving dish, and cover
with an icing made If the whites of two
eggs, and powdered sugar Dot over
with bits of red. acid Icliv Or the APP
pies may be baked without the bread,
riled up IN pyramid from, ard Irost-
ed.
Apple Jelly Use fair, sour apples.
Slice them,-skin~, seeds, and all. and
simmer with one-hsifa n cup of water,
till we'll cooked, aid soft. Then strain
through \ cloth, add i pound Of sugar
to pint of juice, boil Il few moments,
skimIning till clear; then pour into
gia-ses, and cover when cold.
Apple Jelly Cake.-One coffeecupful
OF sugar. one hall cup Of butter. two
eggs, beaten separately. one cup of
milk, three cups of flour, and two teas
poonfuls Royal Baking Powder Beat
we'll, and bake il. three separate sheets
while hot, spread the apple jelly be-
tween, and sprinkle powdered sugar
over the top.
Apple Mnrmalade.-Wire the apples
well, and do not pare, bEt core and slice
them. Have ready !. syrup of three
pounds IF sugar To- Il PM of water, boil.
ec quickly for five minutes. l'.to this
boiling syrup throw the sliced apples
and boil quite rapidly for an hour,
reckoning from the tine of ITS first
boiling up Stir often 1t should then
be clear, .Icilifc,, and rather stiff Al |
low three rounds ofsugar 10 four Of
apples.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26

The Democratic senators who are
opposed to the imlsslon of South OAK
Ota into the Union a. state, had an
opportunity. last week, to hear some
plain truths on this subject frcln Sena-
tor Logan. Senator Butler, If South
Carolina. had objected to III, admission
because no enabling act had been pass
I'D by Congress authorizing the formal
tiOn of state government; and ts this
Senator Logan replied that, Of the
twenty-five new states admitted into
the Union, eleven We're admitted with
out enabling acts, and that there was
nothing IN the Constitution, or in the
custom of Congress. that made such
acts Indispensable to admission. The
population Of South Dakota WIS abrnd
anily sufficient to form stale. The
area of tie proposed state would be TO-
Utu square miles larger than that OF the
New Eng and States put together. in.
1885 the people spent 81 ,2oO,UOu for the
support Of public schools. Replying L,
the various objections of Senators But
Ter and f8S', General Logan showed
That the real difficulty with the Drmo-
Gratis about the admission of Sou,h Oak
Ota con listed in the fact that the new
state. il admitted, would be a Republi-
can, and not Democratic state. and
this, rs he justly declared, was Il most
unreasonable position TOR the Democ
rats to assume. The General was IN
his beet vein for "A sharp and PUN. cut
talk, and Frequently brought down the
Senate with roars of laughter at his
keen AID ;ncisive wit; The bill was pas
sed by tie Srna:c, AL the Democrats,
with one exception. voting against II,
and all the Republicans voting for it
The DemocrLrS IN the House, if pre-
venting the admission of Dakota. will
do great wrong. and prove .hcmsrl- !
YES to be extreme part sans.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26
AN OPINION WORTH READING,

To the Editor of the Gazette 1T affords me
great pleasure to he able To hear testimony to
the ability and skill displayed hy Dr. ". G..
Botelrr. Of this city. in the management vi de.
frctiye sight, and his attention to my own eyes
in particular. The d0ctnr adjusted and sup
Piled me kprctacicS that are all that I could de-
sire. They rIab!e m- to read clearly and easily
and prosecute daily duties with c0mfOrt and
Satisfaction. Respectfully.
SILAE WOOpsON.
Ex-Governor of Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26

1t is good rule to accept only such
medicines As. after long trial, have pro
yed worthy of confidence. This is IA
case here other peoples experience
may be Of service, and it has been the
experience of thou .ands that Ayers
Cherry Pc. 'toral is the best CO ugh medi-
ci,.s ever used.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26
Purifier

Of the day" {. 2. Upton. Nashns. n. IT,,
writes: "Fur q number OF years
was tronbIrd with humor IN my eyes,
aud uuabic to obtain relief until COM
mencsd using Ayers SarsaparlIa. liavs
taken several bottles. am greatly bono
fite,i. and believe It to bs the best of blood
purifiers" X. Iisrrl.. Crsel City. Ramsey
Co.. Dakota, writes: =" have been an
intense sufferer, with dyspepsia. fer the
past three years. Six months ago I began
IN usu
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LEWIS l. MOORE,
Insurance, Collecting & Real Estate kseat,
uEEC.DN. IisSDI'EI

FIR. Lightning. THrn,r", Lite aud arci,.rnt
!n'Irinr". Cash or notes 'ak cIi ln'i lowest
rair~ given. R.pr.-rEt following r'm:,.nirs ::
Organized 1854 Phoenix II Hartford As"Is
sI..:i.'rs
nrcaHn"i is,S-i.uarn q: GI,cIpnni A"s-i-
-, IL; sx1'.
bRaniI'd Is51-rhrnix "' I:r"ukiyD \ vets
S,.JEi.D.
bfptni/ed 1891 Insurance Comp3ry ~ Snrth
amrri",. Peuns,lyania -A-s-ts. <t?2;2I.
ors:niHsd 1853 Home ni Sca York i-s",s
3. .:.'ipll
rrlnn;'d i.'G Hartford f.ir and Aan".!y ~
tnGn"ct.rut A--eis '.,t; .tpI.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26
IMPORTANT.

When You visit or leave New York City, save
Baggage ExprcsSage and Carriage Hire and
stop 1t the Gran Union Hotel, opposite Grand
Central Depot Elegant rooms fittad up at u
cost Vt one million dollars. reduced TO 81 70 and
upwards per day. European plan. Elevator
Restaurant supplied with the best Horse CARS.
stages and elevated railroad to all dePots.
fafiilies can live better for less nancy at the
Grand CAiop Hotel than at any other hrst t-claS
hotel IN the city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26
Blood

purifier, Il Is very murl, superior TO any
other preparation Of Sar,apsrills. All
persons Of serofuI"us or cUiIsli'rptivc ten
i.ncic-, AMI especially teIiratc children.
are sure to br grrntly bor'rfie,l I'y its
use" J. W. Starr. Lacunia. Iowa. writos: !:
"For years l w.s troubled with Scrofu-
iuus conn Isin:s. Itricl sc,-raI differrIt
preparations. which did inc little, n any.
good. Two bottles of Ayers Sar.aps-
rilIa effected a complete cure. 1t II my
opinion thrL this medicine Il tho bcst
hln.l
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26
THE BEST

boon ever Msiawrtl uron man Is perfect
health. and the true way TO insure health
Is To purify your blood with Ayers Sarsa-
rariIia. Mrs. Eliza A. ClnA,yli. - Arli,y.
ton ST., Lowell. Mass.. writes: EVERY
winter and sprin: my family. including
myself. use several battles of Ayers Sar-
saparilla. Experience has convinced me-
that. as . powerful
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26
Friday, FebrG;,r. Ed. 1886.

Our rates for Local Advertising for 1885
will be- ten cents I,-r line tor iir>f insertion
pd five cents per line sor e.c:I additional
insertion.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26

Yo- .hs ns~d sbrvs yoa vH r.es'vs nv
yna, hnre p,f-r " n lie Conrier-yorrnai G> Renya-
sentative Eewspaper Of ths south. D-H.e-zte and
fr Reduotion OF Sno War 2 levied by The
pys-nt A,iH and tie bc.., brightest and at;s: family
weekly 10 ihs Cns~A St,,es The Weekly Ceur-,,
hes the largest circulation OF any Democratic
NeWppaoey IN America. FoYth< nssnsd si-ovs
vhsp Journal free re,un Is also 1shsf thsrv "a
ofthiyty frs handans and ns~f prsnurns 10 seet f.
dssre sxernire . simple and pfsmi IN
supplement. III CouIIsr-Jcufnal d, at ta.s
o be,s san j. cory I'D t'eaiu,, snPpsm... .i B.
eject to Courier Journal coriany, Louisville. Ky.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26

SIIILOH's vITALIZER is what you need for
Constipation. Loss Of appetite. Dizziness and al
symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and &. cents
rebOtt.e.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26
Castor Oil.

One of the chief USES to which castor
oi! is how put is that Of dressing and
sofiening leather for boots. 1t WAS for.
merly used for dosing children whose
stOmachs were disGr,lerea. And al aw-
fui dose it WAS. Now We give suffering
children Browns Iron B:tters, which
tones the stomach, regulates digestion,
and impa,ts strength to the whole body.
Browns Iron Bitters Is incomparabiy
better than castor oil, aad more pleas
ant TO take.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-02-26
II. L. RlCA,
AttjfaGylt Law and Notary P lbIe
HOLT COUNTY. OREGON. VI

VII proc:lr" In all the CG;.Its III Missouri,
ha!sa' a:.i Nebraska. tolrr;in.IS prurrJt;y
attended t". T.A.s paid Tor non residents. e;c.
Office In Court Huus.
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Rolf. Montgomery. .fi6trt RDcrh.
MONTGOMERY & ROCKER,
Private Bankers.
| OREGt)l,,

Collections made and remittcd for promptly.
Interest pad o time deposits.
f"rrisii exchange bought and sold.
We issue drafts on al the principal cities oi
Gern!'Gy. England AMI 1rclani.
Have mad" sl.,r rial arrangements fo cnllfr;
iaon,y due :r",n c|ittcs in i"rcic:: countries.
I.NeS paid for non- csd"nt,.
TIL. accounts 81 business ni"n an! individuals
in Holt county respectfully solicited
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-28

The queen-regent ofSpain is spending
the season at La Granja. Every morn
ing her majesty goes out with the chill
dren, very simply attired, and unattended
by any suite. She may be frequently
seen sitting on bench in the palace
grounds with the infant king in her lap
and the two little princesses playing on
the grass around her. After dinner her
majesty gives an audience to Senior Mar
tinez on affairs of state, and at six in the
evening she takes an hours drive along
the Balsain road.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-28

MessrS. Quinn & Gray, of this city,
wish to announce to the ladies that they
will shortly display some new and ele-
giant articles of millinery, with also some
new importations of fall dress goods.
These articles are arriving and will
shortly be placed before the public.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-28

:, we received the photograph this week
- 'ne beautiful residence recently fin
1 .. IN Hot Springs, of Mr.. Chas, N.
4 The symmetry of this building
d. nu the artistic finish throughout would
la e'edlt to a residence in any Of the
s. cities, and goes to prove that Hot
r''"gS is up with the times in every
v oPeCt' The architect is Mr.. S. P.
na ~ a'ten, who has recently completed
''y other handsome buildings.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-28
LIFE HERE AND ABROA


The daughters of the Prince of
have made the tricycle. famous, and
nothing of running one fifty miles
day.
Professor John Dickinson, br
of Miss Anna Dickinson, has accd
the chair geology and mineralogy
curator of the museum in the Unive|
of Southern California at Los And
Miss Nina Bachelor, Of Frank
KY, who has taken good positioi
Paris among American lady artists, !
whose picture, "Alas! poor Yori
was much noticed in the Salon that
Gently closed, has just been married
the Vicomte Adrien Arnaud de Fol
She was given away by Consul
Walker, in the absence of her fatl
Her husband is heir to a sugar pla|
ton in Mauritius, which is said to bi
in fifty thousand dollars year.
James Baillie Hamilton, who mar
Lady Evelyn Campbell, fourth daugl
of the Duke of Argyll, at Westmin
Abbey Tuesday, lived formerly
Worcester, and made his new instrun
there, the vocation. Although he ha
title, Mr.. Hamilton is of noble linea
being the son of Admiral Hamilton,
the grandson of the Earl of Haddins
on his fathers side and of the Duke
Abercorn on his mothers. The n
quiS OF Lorne, husband of Prin
Louise, is brother of the bride. /
George Hamilton is ]. B. Hamilt
great-uncle. Lady Hamilton will
rank as dukes daughter above co
esses and next to the wives Of du
sons. The couple will appear in
Gazette as "Lady and Mr.. Baillie Ha
ton," of course nobody in America, wi
they will soon visit, will be so ungal
as to dispute the lady's claim to pre-
ence over her husband. Otherwise
will rank here uext to the sovereigns
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-28
CAMDEN NEWS.
10 the Editor of the LADIES JOURNAL.

10 the Editor of the LADIES JOURNAL
Your correspondent having succumbed
TO the enervating effects of the weather
mas Jailed to represent this portion of
Arkansas IN your most worthy paper.
A torpid effect is to be seen on society
IN general. The older ones retire dur
lngthc heated term, and only the ''sweet
girl graduate enlivens US. With their
engaging, winning ways, they touch
the hearts OF e 'en the sternest of us, and
cause our hearts to revert to days of
"Auld Lang Syne" Those charming
ladies, Mesdames J, A. Reeves, c. H.
Stone, K. A. Puyear, Brown and Tufts,
open their hospitabe doors freely to
them, and is we'll known that when
such is the case all will gang wi a
smile
Many of our Northern friends have
taken their annual hegira, Mrs. c. K.
Slthen among them, left quite recently,
to visit her mother in Philadelphia.
Miss Fife Newton also left to visit
relatives in Mississippi.
Mrs. Anna Jennings left for quite a
far off extended visit to her daughter in
Wyoming, Mrs. Ruth Moffat, nee
Brooks.
Our Presbyterian ladies have an Aid
Society, which has been the means Of
much improvement in the church.
A Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has been inaugurated, auxiliary
to the State Union, and while it is feeble
as yet, we bespeak it to be but the nu-
cleus OF greater work.
The ladies of St. Johns Church, with
usual industry, are giving a series Of en-
tertainments for the benefit of their Sab
bath School. The gatherings are al
Mrs. Locketts, lady whose pleasant
demeanor imbues her guests with an
enjoyable feeling. ###*
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-28

Messrs. Quinn & Gray, of our cit
are preparing for a rush Of custom in Il
opening fall. SO in order to displa
each floor Of their mammoth store, the
will shortly run their large new elevate
for the accommodation and safety
their lady patrons.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-28

berg of the school ship Amazon, with a
pretty lady whose name ! did not learn.
Then Mrs. Reno of Nashville. Tenn. !.
dancing with her husband; her costume
white silk with gold embroideries upon it.
Then there came the beautiful Miss
Buchanan of Baltimore, in a costume OF
white satin with poin! lace over-skirt;
her escort Mr.. Albert Coleman.
Then there moved swiftly by the
daughter of Hon. Lloyd Williams of
Baltimore her dress gold hrocaded
white satin; escort DR.. Rodgers of
Washington.
Then there came the graceful Miss
O'Fallon of St. Louis, in pink crepe
embroidered deliberately and velvet train,
her escort, Mr.. Godbold of Rob Row,
Ark, one of the largest young cotton
planters of our State.
Really one cannot but admire the
Southern ladies gathered at this famous
Southern resort. Their smooth and pol
lShed manners remind one of the old
nurses injunction, ''If you tumble your
fingers, if you twist your feet, the ladies
Wontlet you come in. y There is not
the slightest agitation, not single ner-
yous movement betraying the "parvenu,
but one finds that ease, that high-bred
air, which in itself beSpeaks the lady.
we look at them as they move on and
FANCY the little heart throbs that now and
Men must enSue, as the gallant military
swarm about the reigning belle. She is
acharming girl, dressed this evening in
white, with terms and pretty sprays of
JeSSamlne about her robe and marvel
louS locket at her throat, sparkling with
magnificent diamonds. We move near
aWlndoW for the room is close, and ac-
'ually dear JOURNAL, let me tell it sui
IoSo' a young cadet has just arisen from
Ills knees before young girl who leans
against the pillar of the portico looking
Out at the sea. Of what does she think,
10 you fancy? Not of her lover in his
Ooyhood before her, perhaps she looks
over the water dreaming one moment,
It might have been," and then for all
"'ne has stopped the "foolishneSs, as
"er chaperon might term it.
on me waves are rolling in, the "sweet,
a ang wind blows softly over the water,
I P,I StlrS the hangings of the window.
1 o' must close my letter for the mail.
'e"0Sr. BALTIMORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-02
CURED ny PkAYsR AND Farm.
Her Voice Restored to Her After Being VIII
out II Eight Years

out II Eight Years
A remarkable case of restoration OF speech
to young lady who had been dumb for eight
years through the agency Of faith and prayer
Is reported from Ashley, near WilKesbarre,
aud the facts in the case are well authenticated.
Miss Kate Martin, now 10 years of age, lost
the power OF speech through a severe illness
OF scarlet fever Many of the physicians OF
the neighborhood exhausted the utmost re-
sources OF their skill in attempting 10
relieve her, but without avail. OF late
years she has held the belief that her
voice would be restored to her suddenly
and miraculously, and has spent many hours
in prayer. She was An earnest Catholic and,
hearing OF the wonderful cures effected by
visiting the famous chapel of Knock, in
Western Ireland, tried to induce her parents
to let her pay visit to the shrine. They
were too poor to do this, but at her solicits =
tion succeeded with some difficulty In pro =
curing some Of the plaster from the wall of
the chapel This was soaked in water and
on Sunday last Katie drank freely OF the
water in which the plaster had been soaked.
After spending the whole OF the evening
in prayer she retired and on awakening in
the morning found her speech restored to
her In all Its fulness and power. The first
use she made OF her recovered voice WAS to
otier heartfelt praise to Cod and the unusual
sound of her voice issuing from their daugh-
ters room aroused her parents, who rushed
in and Joined their thanks 10 hers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-02

Bf0n the baltimore sun.
An extraordinary case, resulting from the
swallowing of a horseshoe nail, had happy
elimination on Monday night, and relieved
the painful anxiety of a whole household In
East Baltimore John II. Lederer, the
eleven -year-old son OF Mr. George Lederer,
baker, No 100 South Broadway, went with
his father on his route ON the morning OF
November 20. Tho hoy had been carrying a
horseshoe nail In his mouth and surprised his
father by announcing that he had swallowed
II Immedately the lad was sent home and
. hysician's aid invoked. The doctor made
examination, but could not locate the
nail. lie ordered some medicine, but Mrs
Lederer did not use It. All went along
smoothly. The only sign to locate the nail was
n croupy cough, which Indicated that Il must
have lodged in the windpipe. On Sunday
night the boy came home from church and
sat down to the organ, and while perform.
ing was attacked with violent coughing Mrs,
Lederer says her son then went To his room,
and kneeling down To say his prayers she
knelt be side him. ar ever | made sincere
prayer" said the mother, ~ did it that night
beside my boy. prayed that he be relieved
of the nail and bespared TO me-" on Monday
the boy WAS apparently at ease Alter supper
he began TO play with pet dog. While doing
so he WAS attacked with violent coughing.
IL was 80 straining that his face turned pur.
pla Suddenly placing his fingers in his
mouth he drew out the horseshoe nall the
point coming up first. There was Joy in the
house from that moment When the nail
came up Ii was covered with blood, and from
its bright steel color, before being swallowed.
II had turned black. Mrs I.ederer keeps the
nail, which, in her belief, WAS removed from
her son through a mothers prayer
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-02

II. u. Cochran, Druggist, l37 and lB North
queen street, Lancaster, Pa, can always be re-
mea upon 70 carry In stock the purest and best
tive, pushing and reliable. by recommending
articies with wellestablishsd merit and such rs
are p3pniar, having the agency for the cele-
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affecton OF throat, lungs. and chest and in order
Trial Bottle Free. w S'>i "''" IN IN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-02

Richard t. Robinson ts a druggist living In
Racine Wis. Here is what he says "Anlicted
with lnryngitis l was unable to articulste "A
word distinctly for fully two months. A liberal
application of Thomas Ecectric on" com.
pleteiy cured me. Am pleased 10 recommend tt
For sale by ii. II. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
lSg North Qneen street, Lancaster.