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Evening star., 1886-09-09
tlO FOh DUNN-LOHINUI
RARE CHANCE TO GET SUBURBAN HOMES,
Excursion trains will run from the Baltimore and
Potomac depot. 9th and b sta. from SEPTEMBER q


Potomac depot. 9th and B sta. from sEPTEMBER
DUNNLoRING,
All interested In SUBURBAN HOMES will then
have she,f ,, rss opportunity Of buying lots at this
haseh ro apa + a sy Falls
tite-w ater, and at the highest point on The w o.
in Fairfax county, Va
and will be sold low prices to desirable par
ties especially t9those who are ready to build at
plat can be seen at Fitch. Fox 4 Browns, Washing
Excursion trains for Dunn-Loring and the Grange
Camp. september to l5. will leave Washington at
a. agd SS sy M SD saa and 41 % m and arrive
for round trip. 80 cents An agent will be ON the
sSapnS with plat to show all
INOR RENT-FARM OF ABOUT 100 ACRES.
I near Balls Cross Roads good brick residence OF
fMS saa IN an1 Srsps fine I
Rosissslon gisen December G lst next Apply to WI
CUBURBAN PROPERTY
beautiful place of IL acres with improvements and
proposed Rock Greek par Pierce mill noSd an
the klingle road. Direct drive to the new presi-
On ose se'ss snd rs
$500 per ssre ~ SNo. Gn3e a. PsEsP II y PsSf Price
ee4-lm -.--- l4l6 st NV.
Fo%R % sALE.A GREAT MANY DEsIEAB BILE
III HfI rai,sesd @ S MSW is the time to buy cheap
EOR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE-FOR I'M.
~ proved or unimproved city property-A Farm of
rooms hall AND Kitchen room pump of good water at
tne ooor: weil fenced aud good road. Any want
INC nice country nome can find a bargain
Inquire OF r u EDMONsTON,
auoUZw~ 434 9th st. n. W.
nor SALE-AT A BARGAIN-FARM OF AZ
acres 4Aa miles from this city; two story dwelling
excelent land; high healthy locality; only $50 per
Evening star., 1886-09-09

Inc belief expressed at the War department.
Jesseroay that the capture of Geronimo has
Pfscticaily put an end to Indian hostilities in
TINS country Is scarcely confirmed by the news
from Utah published to-day
Evening star., 1886-09-09

Tneenthusiasm which prevailed when Gov.
husk, OF wisconsin, was renominated yester.
oay SHOWS that the republicans of that state
are not AFRAID to meet the"Bay View massacre
issue, which the anarchists threaten tn rafse
Evening star., 1886-09-09

NOR RENT
1t 1906 ". IL. ave. 500
500 l4th st. NV. .,l4r.-150
1908 9TH st. n. W., l4r- loo
1922 18th st. NV, Or.
and store......-.......... 100
Magnolia ave-, l4r-.S3. 80
ls2S i st. NV. III r...S3. 33
21Uo II st. n. n.w.l0r...S3. S3
1916 / ST. NV, I0r. ..S3. SO
112l i st. NV. 12r--S3 80
1000 X St, 12r............-.SO
HOP Stn 81. NV. 1 rs IS
l4l3G NV. upper part e5
1912 p st. NV, llrs......70
elO 18th ST NV. lor.-7O
Evening star., 1886-09-09


1875 p ST.. 11r............s70
l2Ol3 Y St, lUr...............65
l224 9th st. nw.. 1l..-.65
2Ol6 Hillyer Pl., lOr-...to
sO2 2lst. ar. .m.L......-...sDO
1871 10Th 81. W.. 9r 30
Cor. N.H.sye.6Q 81. ST SO
1902 18th 81. n.w-.........5O
2O32 q II. NV, llr......60
lls 10th st.n.- llrs....50
2022 i st.. 9r..................5O
1870 IL st.sw.. 12r.........4,p
l4th st extd,3 dwl'gs- 40
2SO6 u ST. n.w-.........s:S. 50
2OS-lU&22 LIST q. w. .6r...l5
Evening star., 1886-09-09

! Il Two shares in the Columbia Real Estate com
| pany, North Washington. Will sell at par.
| ]. +. LAWRENCE,
| 5e1-0t% 1910 q st. n w.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-24

Al meeting of St. MichaeI's T. A. aud
b Society. held in LOretto on Sunday, Sept.
l9' 1856, the following preamble and resolu-
Uions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased A Imighty God
IN MS wisdom, to remove from amongst us
our much esteemed and valued fellow men,
Der, Gorman p. Glass. and
NHEREAs, In his Death we feel that this
society and the family, of which be was a
much beloved member, have met with an ir-
repara Me loss, therefore be it
ResolUed, That while we bow IN submis.
sion To the will of an all wise Providence we
deeply regret the loss of one who was a fear
less advocate Of temperance, an affectiouage
son and brother, a hind husband and a use
ful member of society
resolved. That we extend to his bereaved
wlte and afflicted family our sympathies 10
their hour of trial. knowing that their great
tst consolation lies in the remembrance o
| MS upright life and we'll provided death,
RESOLVED That these resolutions be record
ed IN the minute bOOk nf the society and b.
punished in the CAMBRIA FREEMAN and
GailitZin NelCs. and that a copy of the same
De presented to the family of the decreased
! JAMES W. DAILY, President.
w. A. B. LITTLE, Secretary.
MARTIN CAMPBELL, }
JOHN TREXLER, COMMITTEE
| l.. P. MCDERMIT
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Special ATTENTION..

SEC. :. Every male citizen twenty one years o Z
age possessing the following qualifications, shall
be entitled to vote at all elections:
FIrSt-He shalt have been a citizen of the Unit
ted States at least one month
Secsnd-He shall have resided in the State
year tor IL having previously been qualified
shall have removed therefrOm and returned
within six monthsl Immediately preceding the
election.
Third-He shalt have resided in the election
district where he shall offer to vote at lie 81 vo
months Immediately preceding the election.
Fourth-If twenty one yesrs OF age, or upvarl ,
lie shall have paid within two years State OF
county tax which shall have been assessed At
least two months and paid at least one month be
fore the election.
SIC. 4. All elections by the citizens shall be by
raliOt. Every ballot vsted shall DC numbered In
the order in which Il shall be received and the
list Of voters opposite the name Of elector who
presents the ballot Any elector may write his
name upon his ticket, or cause his name to bu
written thereon, and attested by a citizen of the
district The election Otficers shall be sworn Ol
affirmed not to disclose how any electOr shall have
voted unless required to do a a witness in @
judicial proceeding.
felony and breach OF surety of the peace, b,
privileged from arrest during their attendance OF
elections. and in going to and returning there
from
SIC g. whenever any OF the qualified eIeotor
Of this Commonwealth shall be n active nntl1tzr,
service under requtsitiOn from the President @
Z United States or by authority rom this Com
monwealth such electors may exercise the riEh
of ffrage in all elections by the citizens unde
such regulations as are or shall be prescribed b.
law. fully If they were present at their usus
! places Of election.
/ SIC 7. All laws regulating the holding of cleo
tfens by the citizens for the registration Of eet
/ tors shall be uniform throughout the state. bu
no sector shall be deprived 81 the privilege Of "
ting Ivy reason u his name not 6eiug register e.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-24

GoDEY's LADY's BOOK tor October is a
seasunable autumn number. The fashion
pages are repete with pretty Illustrations
for different articles of costume, while IN
attractive frOntispiece Illustration and col
ored and black work designs will be eagerly
welcomed by its lady readers. The Wave
o. the Sea, " by Marian c. l.. Reeves, grows
in interest. IAN Old Mans Darling" by
Elizabeth PbIpps Train, new contributor,
is we'll worthy of peEusal. Two Days in
June" by z. V. Talbot, is a bright little
story. The Great ScampersOn Fair" by l..
A. Cory. is concluded, ali the complications
being unrayeled at last Several other sto-
ries and poems complete the literary matter.
Among the latter "Fallen Leaves" by Emil
Ludekens, is especially worthy of consider
alton. The Fashion Notes give macy sea-
sonable hints upon autumn STYLES, and also
treat upon different ways OF decorating ouT
homes GoDEY's Increases each month in
interest. w. E. Striker, Philadelphia, Pub
/ Usher Price. $500 per year.
CAUTION Never pay money to strangers
for GOdey's Lady's Book. Any one repre-
| seuting himself to be a specia: agent for us
/ IS fraud.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-24

GLASS. Died, at his residence In Gallit
Yin, on Friday, Sept II. 1886, Mr.. German
Glass, aged about 25 years
The deceased was a son OF Mr. jacob
Glass, deceased, of Munster township, aud
was employed on the Pennsylvania railroad
as car inspector. He was married about
thirteen months ago to a daughter OF MI
Peter O'NeilI. Of Munster township, ana re
moved to Scottdaie, Vestmoreland county,
where he resided until about six weeks ago,
when he removed to GaiItZin, ana was 10 8
short time thereafter stricken down wltn
typhoid fever, which was the cause OF bis
de lth. He leaves a wife and infant child tC
survive tim.
Our dear loved one has left us,
How sorrowful thy doom;
To live few short years on earth,
Then fade In early bloom.
Dear husband, kind and true.
How can we give you up;
Oh, Lord in mercy give US strength
To drain this bitter cup.
Oh how sad we were
But a short time ago,
When we parted father dear,
Our homes greatest pride,
And now, dear German, On, how nara
To lay you by his side.
Oh, Lord if it be Thy will to call
Another cherished one,
Teach us to humbly bow our heads
And say Thy will be done. Il.
LINK-Died, at the residence OF its pa
rents, in Carroll township, on Saturday
Sept IS, 1886 little son of Mr.. SimoI
Link, aged about months
WARNER Died, at bis residence II
Chest township, or Sunday, Sept. 10, 1886
MI Christopher Warner, aged about a
years.
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End to Bone scrapInx.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg. H.,
says; Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to lei
suffering humanity know It, Have had a
running sore oD my leg for eight years my
doctors told me l would have to have the
bone scraped or leg amputated. 1 used, in
stead, three bottles of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnfca SaIve. and
my leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bttets are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Sslve at rs cts,
per box, by <. james.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-24
MARRIAGE LICENsEs ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending "Wednesday, September
%, 1886:
David Akens, COnemaugh township, Ind-
ana county. Pa, and Sadie Z Birch, Bell
township, WestmOTeiand county, Pa
Daniel Powell, JOhnstOwn, and Maggie
Jones, Lower Yoder township.
Jacob Link and Kate l.. Rose, jackson
township.
William II. Crum and Ella }. Wright,
Summerhill township.
John Kollar and Regime Doklorsky, Cam
bria borough.
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Ladies' wanted.

A lady agent is wanted in every city and
village also ladies' to travel aud solicit orders
for Madame Woods COrsets and Corded
Corset Waists, TampicO Forms, Hose Sup
pOrters, Steel Protectors, Ladies' Friend,
etc. Agents are making from Twenty to
Fifty Dollars week.
send for circulars ard price list to b.
WooD, "a South Salins street, Syracuse
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-24

The Horse Shoe brand of fertilizers of
Chicago, all bone. blood and meat, IS con-
stantly kept on hsno and for sale at Eoens
burg and CarrolItown. will be at the shed
or at j. A. & T. B. O'Hara's ofhco, Eoens-
burg, every Saturday 70 I'LL orders
A. SCHETTIG, or
A ECKENRODE,
CarroIltown. Pa.
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GWITHIN c. sHORTHDGE'S ACADEMY,
~ Fer Yeuns Hen and Boys. Media, Penn

IL miles from Philadelphia. Fixed price covers
every expeu Sc. even books. SC. No extra charges.
No Incidental expenses No examination for ad-
mission Twelve experienced teachers all men,
and all graduates. Special opportunities tor apt
students to advance ra pidly. Special drill for
dull and backward boys. Patrons students
may select any studies OF choose the regular Eng
lish Scientific Business. Classical OF Civil Engi
ueering course Students htted At Media Acad-
emy are now In Harvard. Yale. Princeton and ten
other Colleges and Polytechnic Schools 10 stu
dents college in 1888. Is in 1884 10 In lssA,
10 In 1888. ErAduatinE class in the commercia al
department every year. Physical and Chem
fcal Laboratory. Gymoasium and Ball GrouDd.
1870 vols. added to the Library IN lss3. Medis
has seven churches aud a temperance charter
which prohibits the sale Of all intoxicating
drinks For new illustrated circular address the
Principal and Proprietor SWlTHlN.C- SHOkt
LIDGE, A. N, (Harvsrd Graduste) Media, IA
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Rncklen,s Arnica saIve

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblais,
Corns, aud all Skin EruptioDs, and positiv
Iy cures Piles, or no pay required. II is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
Enr sale bY y James.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-24


AN ACT regulating the mode Of voting at all the
elections in the several counties Of the Common
wealth. approved March 30. 1859:
SEC l. Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the Commonwealth Of PeHnsylUG
General Assembly met and IL is hereby enact
ed by the authority Of the That the qualified
voters OF the several cOuntfss OF this Common
wealth st the general. township, borough OF spe-
cal elections, are hereby authorized and required
to vote the tioke printed OF written, or partly
printed partly written. severally CLASSIFIED as
follows. One ticket shall embrace the names Of
all Judges ef Courts to be yotod for, and be labeled
outside Judiciary - one ticket shall embrace the
names OF all State officers voted for and be labeled
.'State:" one ticket shall embrace the names Of
all county officoIs voted tor. and De labeled
. County - one tickst shSll embrace the names CT
slI township officers voted for. and be labeled
Township - ous ticket shall embrace the names
Of all borough officers voted for. snd be labeled
Borough :" and each class shall be deposited In
I a separate ballot box.
GIVEN under my hand a. my ONCE in Ebensburg
This Gath day Of September in the ear Of oul
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
six. and the inds peDdence OF the United States
OF America the one hunlred and eleventh.
JOSEPH A GRAY, Sheriff.
Sher.n's once, Ebensnurg Sept. p, 1855.
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uood Results I'm Every Case


Tbaye been a periodical sufferer rom nSs
,ova, "a most annoying and loathsome
,,saaseS since the summer OF 1879, and un-
I'll used EIy's Cream Balm was neNei 49,
to fnd any relief until cold "eaVnei
truthfully say that Crea N Balm eureu ine
I regard it as of great value, and "oulu no'
be without it in the hay fever season'-'' "
Georgia, Ringhamton, y. ].
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FOR SALE.

One of the most desirable Tracts Of
Land for a Colony 20 be found.
Consisting OF about Il 600 acres ofrich Farming
Land OF which considerable Is cleared, and the
balance in nne timber, for slaves mill lum-
ber, &c, within good markets There is the
land a charcoal Iron Furnace, with No. machin-
cry a Grist Mill. Saw MIL and Tanuery, run by
steam, and about thirty dwellings and other build
ings situate IN Trigg county. Re ntucky, having
two miles OF river front the Tennessee river and
the whole is offered at the low price of Five Dol
lars per acre, with perfect title will sell por-
tion to suit buyers. All ask is to go and the
property, no such bargain can be found else
where
For fuller information, cali on or address
O. BERINGER
LOG Forth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
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THE BOFTOM IS REACHED at LAST !

THE LARGEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER OFFERED
in the County my Store These all FrtCsss
Goods which bought for Cash rockbOttom prices do not
buy keep stock any Cheap Job Lot Auction Goods and
whatever you buy from you rely being worth the
you invest Owing advance selling many goods at
much less than replace them for but shall continue sell at
Bottom Prices until compelled repenish my stock When
you Cooking Heating Stove Tnware Hardware, Nails,
Iron, Glass Trunks and Farming Implements call and Stock
and learn Prices. will undersOld TAug. l3, 50.
O. II q IN HLEY
HIGH STREET. EBENSBURG.
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Assignee's Sale !
Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Ey virtue az en- sliaz order 0I sale lssu n4 ont %
the Court uf Common Pleas ut Cambria county
the undersigned vin offer az public sale NJ me
hotel OIL Sol roth in Csrr0liruvu Cambria i'u On
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2 1sss,
At g O'Clock % nn.. that vRlu8nle farm formerly
kn ru as rhe Sebastian luther farm adjoining
lands af FuIlip Hoover. &C. LEtler, Henry Luther
ami hers. cartsi ling about
GSE HUEuEEp aNn SIX AufE=-
Nearly I'D cleared and lavfnE thereon erected n
Two S-.rr FRAME H0UsE - large new ~ -s
barn and other HuFhlilL IrEs. This l- . FHrl dee
sir8E5F properly. IS wei wafcre1- IN 81 -.1 -'tis
Of rufffVat Ion and situated aHUut-UDe mile south
uf Carrullsuwn- and viii nE sold aF whole .r de
VIded O. suit purchasers.
TEFNs oI SALE-Teu Ter cent uf purchase
money rB ua .atI Fag Hf sale. and Che f1'aUre
I'D one thIrl on conf -lIa son tha-sHt- -e balance
on Two tIua- annual gay r-n-ts- With interest," iHe
purchaser 90 pay Lr- writing deed.
CALEB. A. GRAY.
Assignee aI G.. NIaE1mriI and wife.
IarraIIt0vTu. Pa sep >-t5-
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A sportman,s Manual.

As the autumnal cunning season draws
nigh, demand rises for information con-
cerning the Oest ranges of game. and the
water ways most prolific of fowl. For the
purpose OF supplying such a demand, the
Passenger Department of the Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Com
pany has published a WORK entitled "a
Paradise for Gunners and Anglers" The
little volume is an exhaustive treatise on
the game birds, water fowl, and fishes of
the Maryland. Delaware Peninsulas, their
haunts, habits, and characteristics. An
excellent map OF the territory, showing the
location of streams and the means of access,
and handsome illustrations of the rarer spec
linens Of birds and fish serve both to embel-
lish aud contribute TO the interest Of the
book. Information as to the game laws,
the time when certain game most abound,
the procurement of guides, boats, &c, and
in fact everything which would make the
way of the sportsman clear. is furnished in
ample detail.
The book is distributed gratuitousIy and
may be procured by addressing James r.
Wood, General Passenger Agent. Phiadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadelphia, Pa.
We received the following lines, written
by guest who spent the summer at the
LLOYD House. In this place. with a request
to publish:
Farewell to the Lloyd House until see thee
again
1t may be sooner or later, / caDnot say
when;
1 was much pleased with the treatment as
we'll as be fare,
And fortunate is the wayfarer who places
himself under such care.
My nearest table companion was the estima.
BILE Mrs. Wright,
Who always looked cheerful, merry and
bright
/ She made herself useful as none but a lady
could do;
/ This is no bunkum, but clear facts, and il
true.
Or nv left sat the venerable Judge Pease,
J Whose genial disposition could not fall Il
please
He would answer all queries so careful and
free
The unintiated wouIi decide that he wa!
pleading for the stipend or fee.
The host is light hearted and fond of
chat,
But never negIects his business, notwith-
standing all that;
His hotel is conducted with wisdom AM
/ skill,
And no guest need get palsied at the size q
his bill. A GUEST.
PittsburR, Sept. 81, 1886.
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.4CTOFJ4NU.4RT 50. 1874

SEC. g. That ali elections hereafter held under
the laws Of this Commonwealth, the polls shall
be opened at seven O'Clock, A. n and close at
seven o'clock P. NJ.
SIC. s. Whenever there shall be a vacancy in an
election board the morning OF the election, said
vacancy shall be filled in conformity with existing
laws.
The Act of Assembly, entitled IAN Act relating
to the EIecti IN Of this Commonwealth passed
July 2, 1879. provides as follows, to wit
That the In spectors and Judges shall meet AZ
the respective places appointed for holding the
elections the district to which they respectively
belong. before seven O'Clock in the morning OF
Tuesday. November and, and each said inspector
shall appoint one clerk, who shall De qualified
voter Of such district.
In case the person who shall have received the
second highest number OF votes for inspector shall
not attend the day OF election, then tht
person who shall have received the next high eel
number OF votes for judge the next preceding elec
tion shall act inspector In his place. And IL
/ case the person who shall have received the high
est number Of votes for Inspector shall not attend
the person elected Judge shall appoint an inspect
OF in his place. And In case the person elected
iudve shall not attend. then the inspector wht
I shall have received the highest number Of vote
! shall appoint a Judge in his place. and II an
/ vacancy snail continue in the board for the spac
! Of one hour after the time fixed by law for II
opening Of the election tbs qualified voters Of th
/ township, ward OF district for which such othcer
have been elected shall elect some Of their numbe
] To he VA
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CourtProeeedInKs.

The following cases were disposed Of last
week after our report of proceedings:
Zobina Ludwig VS.. Cambria Iron Co
trespass on the case jury mud Tor deIeho-
ant under the direction of the Court.
Torrance German vs.. borough of Lilly
trespass on the case jury find for defend
ant.
Thomas [ Lee ct ux, VS. Michael Quartz
-capiss sur slaDder; jury find for defend
ant
Valentine Ansman Us. c. G. Co. and n Y.
5. R. r. Co.-appesl jury find for piaiD'in
the sum OF $3.50.
Louis Won Lunen vs.. Agnes j. Parke,
Adm'x covenant; continued.
John f. Shields ct al. VS.. g. q. Co and n.
YSRR Co.-appeal defendant con-
fesses Judgment for $50 and costs,
THIRD WEEK.
On Monday court met at O'Clock, P. NJ
with Hon. John Dean presiding aud Asso-
ciate Judges Flanagan and Masters on the
bench. The following cases we're disposed
of
Charles Ranstead VS.. Henry Garman ct a..
-repIeyin; jury find for defendant.
Charles Rsnstead vs.. Henry Garman ct al
-capias for trespass, etc; settled.
Nicholas Behe ct ux. VS.. Joseph Behe e'
al.-trespass auare cIausam fregit jury mo
for plaintiff SAT damages.
Garret RisDan vs.. Joseph Behe ct al
trespass quare eIausam fregit jury hnd for
defendant. -.
VIM n Richardson VS.. d. A. Luther'
sberif-trespass jury find for defend snt
Jackson Joint Stock Oil Co. vs.. l.. H.
GIenn-feigned issue for defendant
Good Results I'm Every case
ID A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer ir
Chattanooga. Tenn, writes that ne was Sc
riousIv afflicted with severe cold that set
tied on his lungs had tried many remedle'
without benefit. Being induced TO tTy Vi
Kings New Discovery for Consumption dlI
so. and was entirely cured by use OF rev
hotties since which time be has used /" u
his family for all Coughs and Colds Win In'
hest results. This is the experience Oh tnou
sands whose lives have been saved oy tnl
Wonderful Discovery, Trial bottles free a
T z. James Drug Store.
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