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A TERRIBLE FATE.
Seven Hungarian Laborers Burned 10
Death Ia a shanty.

Dohtn IN n snhhty.
WILMINGTON, PA, Sept. S.-Word has
been received here Of sickenlng calamity
which occurred about midnight last night
flfty.flve miles above Sonestown, on the
line OF the Wiliiamsport & North Branch
railroad, where a large number of Hun.
garian laborers are employed on the ex'
tension Of the road. A shanty in which
over twenty of these were lodged caught
fire from the overturning OF stove while
the men were asleep. Sixteen men SLEPT
on the second floor. Those on the first
floor and all ON the second fiooi
but seven succeeded in getting ont
The others were roasted alive
in the burning shanty, their charred
remains afterwards being found in the
ruins. The men who escaped we're 50
panic-stricken that they made no efforts
to save their companions. The remains
of the seven dead were removed to Sones-
town to await the arrival OF the coroner
from Laporte. The names of the victims
have not yet been received.
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ARKANSAS HANGINGS.
Two Black Men Die 90 Atone for the
DeRth of White Man.

SptCIHI 70 IIIb OHHtttV'
LITTLE, Rock, ARK, Sept. S.-At
Marion, Ark to-day two negroes named
Patterson Bell and James Simpson were
executed for the murder Of Lee Gold
smith, white man, in 1885. The latter
was clerk in g country store. Bell and
simpson broke in the store one night,
and Goldsmith Was shot in attempting to
eject them,
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Olin wellborn is chairman OF the house
committee on Indian affairs. Owing to
the fact that our Indian tribes are but the
last remnants Of the aboriginal race,
the committee on Indian affairs has not
been Of the greatest Importance. The
change of front OF Gen, Sheridan, who At
one time advocated the policy Of exter-
mination, may change this. Mr.. Well.
born has been In congress since the
Forty-sixth session. He is Georgian
by birth.
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special to the Gazette $3.50 :,
sTrnIprAS, Tx, Sept. S.--Marrledi e.
~ residence OF the BRIDES mother, a.
Rsnbrook OF Dallas and Miss Liiy a.
nrsper Of this place, Rev. W. A 5affsl'
II Hamilton ctlelat.ng.
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{. W. Pa0vlNE, y
Coffee y ROaster

and Wholeaale dealer II
Fine Teas.
Coffee roasled frcsh
evory day. A fuil line
ept constantly on hand OF
hNo INJECT teas that can Be
procured In any market.
noe MAIN STRKRr,
.N0kr WORTH, TEx.
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Combined On FolrlA Page
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ensag thsf ii caao be did accept tnas
they would ST fiEkt do~a pr hlia. -.
II 4senSnald. DcmocSAns no'alNee
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT .

MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept 3'-James
simpson and Patterson Bell, two negroes,
were hanged to-day at Marion, Crltten.
den county, Ark, twelve miles northwest
Of Memphis. About 1000 persons, mostly
colored, witnessed the execution. There
were the usual exercises, which consisted
OF reading a chapter from the Bible, sing
ing hymn and prayer. Both criminals
declared their innocence, although tney
had previously confessed. The drop was
eprnug at 30 p. m. and in twelve minutes
hoth we're pronounced dead, their necke
having been broken They were executed
for the murder Of Lee Goldsmith, At
81. Thomas landing, twenty-five miles
north Of here, on the night Of January 2.
Goldsmith was clerking for Peter BAH,
and the two negroes had entered the
store, ostepsbly for the purpose OF buy
inc goods. One engaged him ~ CONVEX
saflon while the other struck him from
behind on the head with an AK, crushing
me gkull and killing him instantly. IDey
then robbed the store, securing aoous
four hundred dollars. simpson WAs
nm r6irty. ave years old, Bel only nineteen.
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= c.naera. al Dallas commesc,'s ~. s..' ~
y SsA npotracted meeting a ne snf1si'An
church.
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And That. Too.

A Boston man got hold of a Nest
erner in hopes OF getting some consola-
ton out of the look of affairs toward
sundown, but the man promptly re-
piled:
Il tell You, things have just sluatted
out our way"
won't wheat look up little. ell p
"Not look.
"Anv new enterprises
Not so much as building wood
shed"
but do the merchants complain ?"
81 should smile. They even hire
folks to help 'em growl.'
isn't the railroad business little
more favorable?"
"Yes, they manage to run trains, but
that's about all. '"
We'll, there must be some business
in the West which holds its own," per-
sisted the Bostonian. "Hows matri-
mony?"
"Deader'n ,joseph's old boots was
the confidential answer. "a year ago
you could have married anything and
anybody and counted on per cent.
dividends, but the general depression
has fattened matrimony until widow
worth $20,0 900 has got to hunt man
down with gun ."-lI'dU Street Nelcs.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
A. A. MElG1ER, Sole Proprietor, 7O9 an

Foe 4 MIST were china-dealers in
Warwick street: the firm afterward
became Fog X Son. on which it was
naturally enough remarked that "the
sun had d. iven away tie mist" Going
4 Come was the STYLE Of II well known
banking house IL T. land. and on their
failure N business some one wrote:
Goin@ anh o1n are Il V i Ii enc
Fos Gt ln' i .suinr am f1ui,!r's gone.
An. anecdote is related illustrative
of the slyness Of tie ioht n}ians. .compar-
ed with the simple hanestT OF the Ger
mans and the cal,ild unscrnpulousness
of the Hungarans. "a wat tines three
soldiers, one each oi these three ma
tions. met in Il parlor OF an inn, over
the cllimnev-piece OF which hing a
watch. When they had gone, the ger
man SAID, "Ihat vas good watch; I
wish | had bought it - L am sorry [
did not take ii, said the Bohemian.
Il have it III my pocket said the Hun
gerlan-
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Miss Anna Johnson, CT II Front street,
Columbus, OHIO, says: 81 suffered from
81 aggravated form OF constipation and
Indigestion for several months. NV fam
liz r,l;vsician tried all kinds Of medicines
and pills, but to no effect. l began to think
my cas-, was hopeless one. A friend of
m;,,c Mrs. Elvira Redmond. of East Long
street, this city,, called, and seeing the con-
dtioa [ was III, recommended me to try
your MANALIS. / must say / had but little
sltl, in the medicine, but after had taken
:. f,,w doses was convinced that MANA
LIN was the medicine for me. After /
had taken one bottle I was entirely we'll
OF my complaint. consider it one of tie
bc~trcmcdes forconstipation have ever
used. I have several friends who are US
ing il. They think it an excellent remedy.
/ recommend it to all who are afflicted
with constipation Or indigestion. Any
one doubling this statement is invited to
call on me at p Front street"
Mr.. Milton Knots, Urbana, O., writes:
"Last November one year ago was TAX
en- sick, and called in our family physician
He examined me and said / had syr.lp.
toms Of typhoid fever. He gave me
medicine for two weeks Or more with
oataay relief. began to think that my
lays On earth were fast closing IN. !
saw at once that his medicine would
not reach my disease. Just as was about
to conclude that would have to die, my
daughter brought me one Of your panrh-
lets. no,iced case whose symptoms
were ike mine, and PERUNA and MANA
LIN had cured him. ! concluded at oncc
to Try it. procured one bottle Of PERU
MA and one Of MASALIS, and took them
Is directed, and before l had used the two
bottles began to receive strength and
Cain in flesh. ] finished the rest of the
two bottles and continued its use Until
the third bottle was used. When ,hcy
were used could cat anything wa:.tcd
t, and go about my work. I consider
that ii it hadn't been for yoar PERUSA /
would have been i'll my grave. Parties
wishing information can write me ct the
above place. recommend your mol
c;ae wherever go.'
..r. John K. DAVIS. Moundsviiic, w.
VI. writes: Il have been handling
y0ar pERuSA ever since It's Introduction.
Al who have used It socak hir'llv OF It's
curative properties. consider It Z reli
abe remedy"
NJ. George Fisher, Portsmouth. O.,
writes 81 am handling your PE2uSA.
ana having good trade on it. ]. gives
s2tead;a satisfaction"
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There's good thing associated with
The silk hat that should not be over
looked; Its a standiag guaranty cf good
behavior No man will deliberately
disgrace himself in q high hat. The
percentage of arrests o; men IL high
hats is very small When i, man sets
out to do a Deliberate piece OF vlllainy,
he invariably selects Derby or 50 Ga
similar head-piece Besides, white or
black, silk or felt, the gh hat is a
grievous tell tale; for let a man ba ont
all night, and ten to one, although he
has braced up and looks f.rst-rate other
wise, his hat will give him deal away
in the morning. Yes, sir, oa Ire ground
of its being q soss OF y Oral roGJ's 'iece,
if nothing else, l CONSIDER that it de-
serves to be retained. .sni th;t consid-
GRAFTON has, 40 donbt. !it.i great deal
to do with its lastin8 pepei"rity.-
NeU Ionk Star.
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Mrs. FitZgOOber on Flies.


BILE Mrs. FitZgoober as her husband
leaned back in his chair and turr ed to
the athletic department of the paper,
Il wish you would see the captain Of
the Atlantas and tell him that we've
got a big lot of flies that we'll close out
to him cheap, as the season is nearly
out"
"Flies' echoed the astonishel man;
flies, Now what under the sun do you
suppose they want flies for?"
"To strike, of course: don't the pa
per tell of the number of flies struck?
and if they knock them around that
way every day they are compelled to
replenish their stock.
"Oh, soul of Socrates, did ever hear
the like" groaned Fitz. "What they
mean by fly, my deluded wife, is
knocking the ball into the air.
A blank look oyerspread the lady's
face as she replied:
"Oh, yes, understand now-the fly
is on the ball"
Fitz eyed her pityingly.
NO, there IS no fiy on the ball.
"Why 60 they call it fly, then?'
because the ball flies through the
air"
"Tlat's It, is it? I'm glad you told
me. But they do have coop of chick
ems to turn loose and run after, don't
they?
No, they don't have any chickens"
How DO they manage to catch fouls,
then?"
Fit scoober almost tainted, but man.
aged to gurgle forth:
"What pity some women haven't
grain of sense"
Il was Just asking for information,
timidly answered the wife.
"Dody," spoke E'itz, "a foul IS when
the man at the bat"
"What bat y
Base ball bat, of course. A foul is
when the bail is struck by the bat
Il thought the man struck the ball
"They do, said the bewildered man
"but he has bat to strike with; anG
when the ball is struck and does not
cross or enter the diamond"
DO they play with diamonds, too?'
No, no; the diamond is formed by
the bases"
"What are the bases? 2"
"'The points that the men must touch
before they can score run"
"Oh, yes; the players get arrested
sometimes, don't they?"
ARRESTED for what?"
For stealing the Sc saw in the
paper where one man stole all three of
them"
"Oh, lordy," groaned Fitz: "they
mem by that that the player slips up
on the base
"What makes them slip up on the
base? They amt alive, are thev?'
Fitzgoober did not reply; hemerely
cast scornful look at his better half.
! II also saw" continued the lady,
"where several of them took their first
base on balls. Now, do they have a
right to have their bases served to them
in any style they want to-"
Still Fitz was silent; he was paral-
yzed.
As he did not reply to her question,
Mrs. Fitzgoober sprang up and left the
room hurriedly, growing angrily: II
think things have come to a pretty pass
when husband won't give his wife in-
formation on a subject that she asks
about. "-Itla3ata Constitution.
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"WHAT did Cam say when

"WHAr did Cain say when the Lord
asked him where his brother was :"
asked an Austin SUNDAY -scI.pol teacher.
None OF the boys ansWesc'i, bnt the
small st boy IN the class snapped his
fingers and said: I've forgot what
Cam said but | know he sAsaed the
Lord back. It e,as s;;tttnys.
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BoSton o"tjc,.
TH: MAST is going to lecture. We
breathe fervent prayer that, for the
sake Of Mr.. Nast's family, he Will draw
better than he has for the last year,
Butaio Express.
KENTUCKY LOVE LYRIC.
With one mad lump
a great big lump
Sprang Hp !nto his wien;
A long NJ thrlll
HIS ri did III
A. he wished III u she was his'n
ShV ai-O =. ed
In mann. laZel.
Her heat W lov dld burn;
St q che rim ciye
lieT r'g'l, to live
If H. was oniy her n.
-Efchoitsr.
A NEW IoEK florist, in laying down
bouquet regulations, remarks: If YOU
send Il bouquet 10 adorn the house, it
should be in a basket or malolica
vase. the latter having the advantage
of being pretty to preserve after the
flowers fade" He forgot to add that it
should be sent in Il herdlc
PASSENGER to conductor i .ook here,
aren't we behind time? Conductor
Yes, sorter. Passenger-Then why
don't you run faster? Conductor-Be-
cause we are waiting for two men and
boy to catch up. Passenger-Wha
for? Conductor-Thev are going to
rob the train. in.-1rkGnSalc Trdreier.
o, SAY can you see. by the 6lawns early light
What yon failed to perceive at the twilight
cranky colcern taat through the lone night,
Der the led where you sleep, was so sauciy
streaming
4 tfG fnir
Round, three -cornered. and s.,uare,
Give proof that the iunatlc led-quilt is
o. the "ra4y quilt mania tr:umrhantly raves,
and maid, wife, and widow are bound as its
Saves.
"DoEs not the practical Joking of
some of your scholars annoy you at
times, Mr. Black hbolrd:" y ery much.
l have always had an ahhorrence of
practical okes in any form, but to some
of the pranlls played bv the boys such
as placing bent pms III my chair, for
instance my dislike is particularly
deep seated. "-Ne,r YORK. Times.
CAPPED THE CLIMAX: An English
man, $ frenchman, and an American
were discussing TIE meri $ OF painters OF
their respective countries. The Ameri-
can, after listening 10 all the others had
to advance i'll favor of their country
men, remarked: Wall, yes, l guess
they did some'tall painting; but there
was young fellow in our village, and
he get Il p.cce Of marble and painted it
foat y f,ouSt0 Tlr roUjcIo.
,'l 1.,.>-,... ,r.r, nov
p"' - ~, ~ '.i i',,. prni' bn,.
| laugh me Wild TO So de NaV
pA' shnan i' yomnI i iit4 pa,'E ,,hl HlE % iiS'
Ven I,oo;,n Of dem I,tt;c toes.
Cnd ses d5J frna. httlc nos.
un9 h'.r a. y, t,i ?T Fo.,S'' ,'r2 crows
uo NV '..s. ,,,,, ,ic),s nv bair.
Und cawls me o,,,r {, E. ,,sl re,
Una siotb.ss mt, Ii. .l lst car: ar. ,,,,x
10 =, I'm
Va ,'',a 5 ne ,' ,iis .tlc 30 80 lic' an. warm.
Oh may 'rr@ aerer com ON. SOM ON ii'Fn
-,otoE >,,,,,St ~ "St ,'''''''''' ''''''
Tx ocn of tl,, schools of t,is citv a
m;scn;o[,,. v~5,,'r American Of Asri-
can do.,,.n+ r,f INTO trn,llr. He had
r;olotaJ o,,a ~ tba ,u,e, and lis teach
or conrir'l@1 ,aat his otl.,nsr WAS crave
enourE f. ,.e,;t li....,,lne n tLc hands
the vouug gentleman, the teacher ac-
cordngl started for the room OF the
dread administrators of punishment.
The yonng chap held back, began tc
cry, and finally cried out, III plteous
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M.wMM2~iA>

Row many terrible aches ones poor head
has, and what suffering is caused by these
headaches. Relief may be lad from Nervous,
Neuralgia or Sick Headache by the use of
Swas whisb WhiGh is not sa1. 1@Ee;e 55 Ss1vot out
Headache, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Sciatica
and Gout. No proprietary medicine has ever
obtained such strong endorsement from the
medical profession.
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&c..

FOR the indefinite aches and pains Of nervous
Eetients ioNGALINE is superior to any other ano-
cyEe. For Nervous Headache or Muscular Rheu.
matisI1, 1t is almost specific"
PARK RITCHIE M D., St Paul Ninu.
Have used TONGALINE in cases of Neuralgia
Headaches with success in almost every instance
In strictly Neuralgia forms it is unexceed"
o. D. NORTON NJ D. Cincinnati Ohio
ToNGAIINE has already done good service in two
cases of habitual Headache"
THEo. Hermann, NJ D., St. Thomas, Mo.
RICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
1 I'll WASHINGTON AVENUE, ST. LOUIE
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II yonarr failing. broken, worn out and
nervous u. "WrIlS Health llel.u,.ul.'
l Dollar. Druggists.
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Plantation Philosophy.

Yer K II often cheat de ole man easier
den yer kin de boy. De ripes pear is
de safest.
Quickness amt no sign o sense. De
trout snaps at de hook sooner den de
catfish, bnt he doan lib SO long.
Noise hab eber been deceibin' De
hoss-tlv makes mo- fuss den the yeller-
Jacket, bat he don't hurt hat so bad.
De loudes' takers amt allus de wis
est men. Geese makes more noise den
de roosters, bnt ia amt eot nigh SO
much sens.
Er boy is mo- active den er man. Er
colt pranccs mo- gailr den er hoss, but
he Is de :,ooncs' ter fall OF the bluff an
kill hisSe'f. .trAanSuW TUrcJer.
AN ingenious woman has devised a
plan for getting satisfaction even from
her spousc's sonorous snofcS. When
he GETS we'll under way Size ties mouth
harliou;rln under his nose, and she de
clarus the music is lovely.
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s.isS .se.n@a.z.yey.

}eat re losing yon. grip on life, try
'Wrti, ii ,tilh Rentwer.' t;ocs direct to
weak :, OTIS
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ED' za0GssEss: Cozsoh. .

and t,ie r4any Throat Affections of chill
ii:.li. promptly, pleasantly and safely re-
!,.,s.d .,y linHgh on Coughs T.oches.
!J:. i;ai>;tiii. Poe.
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"No," SIZE said, there Is no decep-
tion about me. When my first husband
died | didn't take on like a sick calf.
1t must he Il calamity oi some sort be-
fore / make any fGss.'
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"as<iss.sa OF. Curns.'

A-t for Wells though on Corns." l5e
,a.r!s, complete cue. Hard Il soft corus,
A.j.t. buniunS.
stoss.s3, on E@ss s.m.' ESGrou>ed
Esia>icG.:
;lttn-lAcnin-, improved, the best for
aach.scAe. pains in chest or side, rheuma-
si>N!, neuralgia.
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'-l."ss.ts Hss &oWI.s.:-.
tsl for Ron3n on 81. hs- 1or .srshs
Id. Scr. Throa.. &c: lscntss Tl,cles
.'; i.iq il
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"SeeOsasfl 0&s aszss~.''

Clears ntti rai>. mice, teaches Hies
ats. b. 't-~. skunhs, chilmunks, go
Ilicrs. ioc. Druggists.
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'E'sniEa ass.O.,lc,

Well Health EeneweG.' restores
as.i a..d Vig"r. cures Dyspepsia, Head
3ciie, Nr.,ul;sness. Debility. One Dollar
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".:s .,ls.1a o,a g'oDasa:,cs.e."

!mstant !riiet for NeuT;!. .ia Toothache,
!2acraen"- Ask for Rough on Toothache,"
IL aIld - cents.
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sce:a:a hbHlfeH.

P::!pita;ion. Dropaica. swellngS, Dizxi-
.,,,o Indigestion. Headache, 81, epiessness
saIcu hy Wells Health Renewer."
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WE TT - ss5E5S} sSseeissD U<NJG%N'3
f.5 80 a fy;s} :s745=:JjS Syzl5zlHW
G.@I@ 5{1 @)>3:$s3$:>.g :S;:$S7= K5:=<|!|y |1 y
- s. 5J}@s5zsS} gs7 }'7tt7)'S y Gu~7NbSssA
: - - u INF SCENE IN FRAncENMJE
Gs;herng Grapes for Making Cream Of T Tartar
for DR.?RiCE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER.
"l."ss.is "s2 &sU..s s.:>.',
.'s'l for Rou3iI on o,.-h>- , Tor coughs
I'D. Sor Throat. &c: lscn, - Tl,ches
- i.;p i,
"seossaEl oss assss~.''
Clears ""i rai>. mice. teaches. flies
ats. b. 't-S. skunh>, chilmunks, go
thcls loc. Druggists.
sse.aGa Pains.
Palpitation. Dropsical sweninss, Dizxi-
l,:,,. Indigestion. lie;,dache 81, epiessness
alIc't hy Nell, Health Renewer.'
''asGssgsa on Corns.'
!-il for Wells though on Corns." I5e
,,arts, complete cue. Hard / soft corns,
y#J.t. bHnions.
~ 0stss ID Dh kN:s,aa, A'GfOWSe0
E'la>icG.:
cttrn-t thrnin., improved, the best for
aackare. pains iii chest or side, rheuma-
sf>a!, neuralgia.
'E'sain People.
Well Health Renewe2' restores
: :ts.ii a:.d NIg"r. cures Dysrersia Head
ic,ie, Act, ,n';>ness. Debility. One Dollar
w 2aocz.snG CozsSh.
and t,ie #any Throat Affections of chill
il;,li. 2ru;ilpiiy, pleasantly and safely re-
srt.cd "y "RnHgh on Coughs T:oches.
10: Bai>ani. 25c.
rassE ssci's.
II yon are failing. broken, worn out and
ne,yul% ~ Wells Health l,enenu,.'
Dollar. Druggists.
s.isc g.re~er.er.
%eai 'cc losing yoH. grip on life. try
'Weti,' ii .tlh henewer.' toes direct to
weak ;. ota-
'':s ,1s..-l osa 'E'ooasa;ccs.e.7
Imstaut lriief for Neuralgia. Toothache,
E4ccaen". Ask for Rough on Toothache,"
IL alAi - cents.
Pretty ssoam-m.
Ladies' who would retain freshness and
rira.itF Don't fail to try Wells Health
Renewer"
1sSsarr,aAl Throat Asscct Ons.
Hacking. irritating Coughs, Colds, Sore
'!loat enred by Rough Oh Coughs"
fiorhes, i,5c. Liquid. 23c.
"isOu.ln Oh Escia'
.'Ranri on Itch" ciIreS iunlors erup-
tlanS, rIn- worm. letter. salt rhrun FROST
cd feet. ctlillblains.
CHE EYope Ofthc y sIion.
For children, slow in development. puny
>crawnv.anI delicate, use Wells Health
ReNewer.
Wide Awake
three or fanr lours every night coughing.
tsct immediate re. cf and snnnd rst ~
uSi ~ We"Ropgl. =" Coughs. TrocheA,
I.5c, :Dasim. 2ac.
Gsoass.,, on E':' -.: E'0roused
Es..sacel..
Streng !leniE. improved. the best fer
baclache. pains Ia chest or side, rhcuma-
tisn, @cHralgia,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-04-03
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Ladies who would retain freshness and
"ira~itF Don't fail to try Wells Health
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