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Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

Edward j. Martin and K. T. Bye,two
young men OF our city, visited Kenuett
Square, Pa, on Saturday, and lett their
team in front of Mr.. Pyle's hotel. A
man who WAS engaged IN spriDkling the
street moved the same q short distance,
leaving the horse unhitched in ord or
that be might wet the ground where the
buggy stood. In doing this he threw q
small stream on the horse, when he
started, and before be could be stopped
his legs were badly cut and the buggy
was pretty thoroughly wrecked. The
owner, Wm. G. Martin, is III srefore
something out of pocket, and threatens
TO bring suit TO recover damages.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

Mr.. j. j. Harkins has gone to At
lau tic C!iy for q few days.
An Interesting letter from Daniel
Ross will appear Tomorrow.
The Sec 1nd Baptist Church will re-
open for service next Sunday.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Education will be held this evening.
The Battalion Armory,in the Masoui c
Temple, will be lighted with elec .ricitg.
Edwin Jackson ia erecting three fine
brick dwellings on French street be low
Sixth.
William Carroll of the Second war6
is afflicted with hemorrhages, and is IL
a very precarious condition.
Rev. w. w. Sharp preach ed in St..
Paul's Church last evening al the
invitation of W. L. 8. Murray.
Mrs E V. L Burnhsm Oilers re
ward Of So for the return o. check
drawn in her favor Tor S35l.9S to No
1913 West Fourteenth street.
Mrs. VIM. Jones, OF Frankfort, Pa
and ter niece, Miss Anna Reea, o
Philadelphia. are spending a few day.
among friends in our city.
The Mikado base ball club, OF thi.
city, defeated the Athletics, OF Edge
moor, on the grounds of the latter VI
Saturday by score of 8 to 3. The A th
letics could rot get around Campbell'
D itching.
The Wilmington Rifle Club has it
reeu ar weekly match this afternoon
The club will meet this evening fer tn
transaction Of important business
The neighbors e making nums rou
complaints of the bad behavior of boy
at Fifth and Adams streets, and If it i
not stopped the neighbors will prose
cute them.
Mr.. Fitch, of Leeds, Yorkshire, Eng
land, a morocco man u faotdrer, is visit
ing this city. He addressed the ULio
NJ. e Sunday School yesterday aitei
noon.
People advertise TO make none,
Advertising should therefore 6e dor
with all possible care and attention
detail. Messrs. Geo. P Rowell * Co
10 Spruce street, New York, Lave tt
most perfect system for the careful ar
faithful execution of al ] advertising ei
trusted to them. Serd for one of the
pamphlets,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

The Arst regular scheduled passenger
train ON the P. & B. branch Of the b. &
D, Railroad left this city from Front
and Market streets ct 9 30 Q. m. The
train consisted Of two passenger oars,
containing quite . number OF passen.
gers. 1t 10 scheduled for Baltimore At
10 m, and will leave Baltimore on
It's rsturn Ut 40 p. M, arriving 1t VIII
mtpgton ~ 40. The rate Of fare is 3
cents per mile, which makes 1t SO cents
to Newark. III to Havre de Grace, and
" "a TO Baltimore. Trains will start
every morning regularly at the came
hour.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
The Academy OF M usic =.

The opera season was lie augurated at
the Academy OF Music on Saturday
ever ing. The attendance was quite
large, and tie different actors performed
their respective parts in n very credi-
table manner. The scenery was new
aud attractive ard the Philharmonic
Orchestra, of Philadelphia. furnished
the music. The manager, j. Smith,
and his assistant. Harry Askin, fully
understand their business, and the
Academy will be rendered one Of the
most popular places in our city. The
play for next Saturday evening is en-
titled 1.-THE lion Ring" After the
performance on Saturday evening the
manager and his assistant entertained
q number of their friends, including
representatives Of the press, ut the
Philadelphia Cafe, Market street above
Eighth, and the closing scene was rem.
dered even more pleasurable, II POSI-.
BILE, than the opening one.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

Police officer Alorzo SveriheeI
Philadelphia, charged wi b asaal
battery on Harry H. Cole! '1er, "
~ OF this city, was held 70 m y.
Saturday last in the sum Of
await trial. Mr.. Colclszsr comP.jj
that Willis chatting with come
at Eighth and Chestnut streets, ~
ty were ordered to disperse dc
for q car, and on ole c9liat
which he did not want to 5es u
ofticer thrust him upon us pa1
He then q. ked the officer Dc ny
when he was arrested and I a,
Off Ger Pole, who released LII
haarin0 of the case.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
More Boming Pigeons.

Adams Express Agent, Samuel r.
Belts. on Saturday received another
basket of pigeons from the Kinps
County Homing Club, Brool Ign, N. Y,
with instructions TO nberate them At 3
Q clock yest rday morning. The acci-
dent on the railroad delay ed the recep ..
tion OF the m, and they were not let out
until As q. m. They are said TO be
matched against those sent out few
day ago. and q large amount Of money
Is said to be staked on the result.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
The registrar Il Report,

Registrar Lee reports 20 deaths last
week 3 more than for the corresponding
week of 1885, and 13 m IRE than the pre-.
vious week. There were II males, "a
females, % white, coored, l6 adults,
10. minors; coroner's cases, 2; native
born, "a; foreign born, 2; still born, 4;
bodies sent away for burial, 4; passed
through the city, 2. The death rate OF
the whole population ia 24.23; white,
1888; colored, %
There were Q white marriages during
the week, and 10 births, 6 males, Z fe-
males, IL white and colored.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Death OF an kst,,aab,s L..dv.

Mrs. Mary Tipdall died ut the resi-
oence OF her hueband George II. Tin.
dali, 7O3 French street, on Saturday
evening. A complication of diseases
has made her confirmed invalid foI
more than eleven years. Consumption
was the INN ediate cause of her death.
She was highly esteemed by q large
circle Of AGO uaintaDces. and she bore
her sfiiiction with rare christian resig-
nation and fortituds.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Returned to vindicate Iiiine'

ERIE. Pa, Aug. 22,-D ,. a En1|
ex.supreme President of me t,. s9S \
Aid Union, who was repI,'su
A,socisttd Press az Having ~,
country TO avoid prosecution a loa
on account of bis circular ,,,. n
charging Supreme Ac'' i nainpi
with emissapproprlatlOn ot i !. 4,
turned to justify himsr.l ~ ,a ~
ton and 10 prosecute the PEW s.,
renorted him as having run Nv"
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Funeral OF Frank Chandler

The funeral OF Frank Chandler took
place from his late residence, No. 500
west Eighth street at 4 o'clock on Satur-
day afternoon. Rev. II. ID. Lindsay con-
Quoted the religious services. A number
OF friends were present from New York
and Phi iladelphia. The remains were in
TERED In the Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery. The following persons
we're pall-bearers Joseph l.. Carpenter,
Dr., N. X. Benson, Jr William Lawton.
Jacob 8. Beetem, John NJ. Harvey,
Samuel X. Smith.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Y6S Nertn 7th St, Philadelphia.

DIR. Il. d. ToMLIEsoH:-A sense of graft
tude impels me TO acknowledge TO you tho
relief have obtained from the use of your
valuable lini nent. / was troubled with
rheuuatism for several months, ami after
going through the usual routine of using
other emedies, my attention was called TO
the II. IL H. EDlClkE. 1 commenced
applying IL without delay, aad alter using
but two bottles l was relieved completely.
over two years have now elapsed and have
not had a return OF the attack, and l IN
hesitatingly take this method Of recon.
mending 10 the pubiis the excellent virtues
OF the iinment.
N. WANNER, Insurance Agent,
col0 Hamilton Street PnilAielphia
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
A Large Party

Quite a large party g a5s.G.,
Brandy wi 30 Springs on sa'u .sivs|
ino' and all epjoyed tl5 !, ane,,S
highly. Mr. Crooss u iustl}
boarders, and his place w. ! his p1
among the most favored , 70 mort 'RIs
for attractiveness anu on he s
time may yet come "lfD an, ~ 4
will prove as popular as g. '''
the aet,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
An Injured ar d swollen Foot
Or. D. u. TOnLlHSON

Or. ID ID. IOMLlkSON
DEAR SIR:-I feel 1t a duty owe TO you
aud your valuable medicine to morn you
Of the happy result Its use has had IN my
case. Some weeks ago ra1ly Injured my
foot and had one OF the toes dis 0intod-not
being able TO wear a shoe for several days.
The foot gave me great rain, and ! resorted
Remembering that como OF nv family had
used your medicine 4 few years asO for
rheumat sfa serious nature, purchased
a small bottle at yonr store, and on the mr. sc
application / had Immediate relief l could
not place high enoug value on your II. II.
Ii. MEDlCINE, and would not be without
II for any amount. Trusting this statement
may be Loticed more for the benefit OF u o
public than for yourself personally, am,
Very respectfully,
w. 4. B4KEk.
a220 Hsver:erd Ave-, West Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
A Painful Bunlon Quickly Cured

DR. ID. ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so much
OF the virt uo OF your Celebrated II. II. II.
MEDICINE" as curative, one OF my
daughters, who had suffered very much
from painful bunion, vas induced to try
your med icine as a iiniment, ami TO her
great surprise and Joy, after q few applica-
tions, was permanently relieved OF both
pain and buniOn my wife has such conn.
1ence In it, virtue that Lho uses II as a
remedy for oil tho ills that any member OF
the family may be afflicted with. Several
Of our friends and neighDors, who have useI
1t, speak OF II In the most glowing terms,
and 10 hear ths praise bestowed on tneh H.
II. MEDICINE by some OF them, one would
imagine that no other medicine was neccs-
sary. l am. very respectfully yours,
JAMES MAhONEI
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
A Fight.

A young man nsm liea, man nsp
sisted on trouncing a y'TF mt d
he met at the corner I, ,,,tck tbs
nall streets about 10 o l y, mt + caV
ing, but after getting IN sd : III + y .
face was induced 70 ee az. ths'
in the crowd crying !. o. u ,o s
r%1 mckinley wei gu u, y"
baS Jared u uch more Os1ly,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
,.atn His SUI"

SALISBURY, Nd AA.n,Si,s,i,y
ing murdered in MS rs s s'O.i srosn
' was stolen. H, tse So
points to John Rooint n s,esrch
= large party has gone u
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

NbTlUE-ALL PERSONS AXE OAU-
~ toned from negotiating check drawn
~ A. q WEBbEk in favor Of h. V. L.
burnham and by her endorsed, for 1851 ~
as said check has been los A reward OF al
viii be paid Tor the return Of above check TO
No. 1878 West Fourteenth street. II,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
LOOK OUT FOR
Something New

MEhlrS OF II. II. II.
Is Never Without 1t In House or Stable.
DR. ID. u. TChLInsON:-l wish TO add my
endorsement to tn II OF others in behalf Of
your most valuable Imminent. II has been q
household article with US for the past five
years, having used IL on my horses as we'll
as on myself, and consider IL I he best article
10 the market Among the cures performed,
by way OF illustrating its magical ELECTS, l
was relieved OF a sprained back OF Two
weeks standing after but one application.
am never without tho II. 4. II. MEDI-
ONE In my house or stable, and any per-
son who has had the same sx periepco that
have had, will have the same opinion.
JOHN W. SCOTT,
MILK dealer, COL North 4tth st, Philadel.
PhiA
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

To morrow promises to be from cloudy
TO fair, with stationary temperature,
and local rains. Wednesday, clearing
and slightly cooler.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
FAlse Alarm.

A Are alarm from box Al, Third and
Poplar streets, about 2 p. m. to day
proved TO be false.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

Rev. W. w. Sharp of Ingleside, Md.
preached at Asbury NJ L. Church on
Sunday morning, and Presiding Elder
Hill preached in Il e evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Coal Rnd Flour,

Fell & Joseph. 7l3 West Front street,
fill orders for best coal at lowest prices,
well screered and put In cellars with
schultz Wagons, Try q barrel of our
best -four. Telephone call 259.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
THE LITTLE END.

prices goods offered
We
It's clothing half price,
your Buy did Saturday and few days
we will have such bargains to offer
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
DIED.

SHAW On the 2lst instant, J. StricIItr
son OF Bsnlamin D. and Hsien sh Nv, az. d
olo month. Funeral private.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

LY--Un Thursday even.
ing. August ~, 1896, by the Kew. J. g.
Lsnhart, at the re.idence Of tie brides
parents, at Hesry Clay, Del, Br. James
4. MscRlen ard Miss Jei mic Is, Kelly,
both Of the same place.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
WHAT Is IT

You need for the rest of
the Summer? A Suit, Coat
and Vest, odd Pantaloons
or anything else in Our
Establishment Prices are
away off, but the main idea
is to get rid of the goods
and come out whole. We
still have a very good as
sortment Of Thin Clothing
of all descriptions, which
we are selling at prices with
which we invite comparison
II you want a Suit or a
part of one made, you have
Il splendid opportunity of
getting one at u very low
price, as We don't care to
carry any piece goods il
prices will move them.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

About 2, 600 people ., stls'fbsy1 !
day He evening concert r. RTIT,1aaak il !
s GS0S p' Interested in tD concert
second second Tuesday evening ssd6ins 81 iren
given given o.mOrrow eVsn'D' !
o'clock. .-. ..sl
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
l ZINE OppOKTURITY F0

A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A coon
IA teacher.-Miss Fraser having ret ired
offers scnooiroom, No. o,3 Delaware avenue
Tor rent DESKS, looks and apparatus for
sale. Apply at NO. 1909 Market street.
eu2 i-d&W-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
Northumberland,

Charles Broadway, clerk for l. II.
Frank IL Sen, grocers, SO King street,
and Miss Eva Hichards we're married
Yesterday forenoon at 9 O'Clock, at The
Union M. E Parsonage, by Rev. Adam
StenRle. A large company of young
associates wish the happy pair long and
happy lives.
Two hotels. the Methodist church, the
foet-ofiice, and fourteen dwellings in
Earlville, New York. were burned on
Saturday afternoon The fire originated
IN Kinney's Hotel barn, where boys were
playing with matches. The loss is esti-
mated ut about SIS, 900.
The tobacco factory OF ID Buchner &
Co., in Jay street, New York. was par.
tally burned on Saturday morning The
loss on stock and machinery is placed at
$50, 900, and on building, $4,000. The
insurance amounts to 5000
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
TMPoRrAN + DENTAL NJ TOE.

IMPORTANT DENTAL NLTICE.
The undersigned, Tor many years ~r-
resident Dentist Of Newark, Del. -
has, at the solicitation Of q mum 0lIYfY
Der OF friends, decided to spend every Mon.
day at delaware City Hotel, q 40 every We'd
ne 3day and Friday at 229 Shipey street..
Wilmington, where he would be pleased to
see any one who may wish to consult HIM in
re ference to any Dental Operations needed.
His aim here as at the office Of DR. HAlNES
B. SUN Newark. shall always be to give
the greatest comfort and satisfa stion for the
least possible amount Of money.
L W. HAINES, ID. ID. s.
Alternate day Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturdays at the Home Ottice in Newark,
where one Of US will always be found.
Easy Extraction Of Teeth speciality.
ielS d&w-lm
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

Buy your tiour. feed ard grain from
Ta.nall Bros. Mill. l0l Maryland ave
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

r.rsls. eoa's %, y lIaasIn I'S'al'2
;'s,ss DONE sg ;:s ssa 8 s s,as' f.
s sSTsl essits EN- sas to all work.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

NOR RENT--A slX-ROOM HOUSE
Il with gas and bath and hot and cold
Immediately. Apply to u. p. SMYTH, No
2ll Market street, auI3.et,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
a. SALEM Fruit Frids

Wednesday, Tnur 81 IBIS ssd
s sS%i railroad. sCc, city sS'i attend
for eli children VINO
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

NOTICE Il HEREBY WARN ALL
~ persons trusting my wife, Martha A.,
hisSlnf, on my acetu nt, as she has this Day
left my bed Ind board JOSEPH HlGnINS
Aug AZ, 's6. a23.3tt
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

WAHrED-ONE OR TWO GIRLS To
w work On coats, at III Shiplsy street,
up stairs. sltf
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

VIVIAN TED - A CASHIER FOR A
w store. Address, giving reference
from last employer, &" : A" this oftice.
a23-at
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23
state of the Tpermom.,.r

ut ihe REP PUBLICAN o1iee In the shAd,
"'clook 10 O'Clock l2 o'"'ooi
$40 75C 70
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

NIhNTED - GOOD FARMLAND
w Apply at No Al Market street. al
40 a. NJ. GEO. WHITE. a23f5tt
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

EOR SALE STOCK AND F. rURtS
y Of c'gaT store doing a. good bunness
AGdress Cigar, this office. a23
Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

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Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

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Daily Republican., 1886-08-23

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Its abolition can be accomplished.
We DO not know how far Iowa is
joined to her idols. Ii is not safe to
say that even these revelations Will
force the people to admit that human
nature is not TO he revolutionized by
an act of the legislature. What the
professional prohihitionlsts cares
about is not 80 much the suppression
Of the liquor traffic as the adoption
by the state of a canting and idle
pretense. But the honest, conscien-
lions, moral voters who help the pro
fesIonal prohibitionist 10 attain his
ends are OF a digerent sort. If not
in Iowa, at least in other states where
this issue is kept alive, they should
see to- it that by no act of theirs is and
or c~ountenance extended to the
pernicious, fallacious and immoral
scheme which fastens the curse OF in
temperance upon a community by
relieving it OF the espionage and the
restrictions of police surveillance
aud a strict accountability to the al
| thorities and the laws.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01

j. B. Long, Atty.
s.. Land office Mitchell d. I. Nos. goth 1855.
Complaint having been entared at this Office by
C.harlessW Pease, Brnle Co., against Thomas +.
Comfort for failure to comply, with law as to
Timber Culture entry No, glt7 dHfed July 18th
1882 npon the souti-wset X Sec. p, Up. ll5, 4, 81,
in Brnle county y. I. with a view 10 the eaneel-
latipn Of said entry; contestant alleging that
claimant has abandoned said land for more than
two years and up to date hereof said claimant
has failed to plant and properly cultivate the
first five acres Of land brokcn to trees and that
said entry is speculative, tho said parties are
hereby summoned TO appear at the Office OF u.
W. Bntier. Mp. at KiInhnll D. <. on the 18th
day of January 1885 at 10 O'Clock u. M, % rs
sspond ard furnish testimony concerning said al.
legged failure. Geo. Il. Eyeritt. Register.
Testimony to be taken before ID. w. Butler, N
p. at Kinhall ID. I. on January 18th 1885,, 10 q. m
as provided by amendment 10 Rule IS. Rules oi
Practice, approved Dec. Is, 1852. The paper'
viii he returned to this office and decision rem
dsred January 22hd 1850. 10 a. IN.
sSsses s- IS 49, Geo. b. Everitt, Register.
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a. b. Roberts. Atty.
us. Land office, Mitchell, Dakota, Nov. 30, 1885,
Complaint having been entered at this ottlce ~
Uriai Farmer, as~ainatAnstl.: +. Teddy for fails
ure to comply with law ny To Timber Culture
entry No. 1868 dated July 6ti, 1852 upon the North
East Vi SEQ. 10, township l,5. Range 81 in .Btele
county Dakota with q to the cancellation of
said entry, contestant alieGihg that claimant has
wholly abandoned said tract for more than one
year since making said entry and next prior
hereto, and did not break or cause to be broken
the Ave acres during the hrat year or second year
after MakingS said entry and that there are not
now ten acres in cultivation on said land and
that during the third year after said entity the
aimantf failed to plant five acres of trees on
Aaid land, and that there f,re not now five acres
of trees or any trees growing on said land, and
that said Z. G. entry is a speculative entry ard
the land embraced is held for sale. and thst said
claimant has no interest in Raid land and no in
tention Of acquiring title thereto by compliance
with the Timber Culture laws. The said parties
are hereby ordered to appear at tho Office OF j.
81. Long M. p. nj i.i;nht y /. on the 9Th day Of
Jan. 1855 at Il e'clock a. m. to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning slid alleged failure.
Geo. b. Everitt, Register.
j. q. Long, N. r. of kimball ID. Z. is hereby
appointed a commissioner to take the testimony
in the above cass. Upon conclusion Of the case
he Will at once return all tho papers duly certi-
fed to the Office, when and whore they will be ex-
amined and decision rendered thereon january
18th 1855, 10 a. III. Geo, b. Eyeritt, Register.
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s -
A rather strange document has
been laid before the senate, being in
the shape Of a memorial from N.
hranskapf Of Brooklyn, urging that
the government establish q newspa-
per at every first class postoliicc inthe
United States, 10 be published at the
public expense and for public use,
such papers to be for the publication
free of all the Advertisements of the
people, and Of she uttcrances and
opinions OF people who may choose
to avail themselves Of the columns of
the government newspapers: The
memorialist sets Forth that the onlS
tyranny existing il this county is the
tyranny of the press, that the press
is a powerful dynasty aud unless this
despotisln is checked and overthrow
it Will subvert the government. The
only power competent to grappie
this tyrannical press is the govern
ment, and he urges that government
papers be established. The memoria
covers thirty-six pages Of legal ca
paper, and the opinions and grieyan
/, ces OF the memorialist are set forth il
) the minutest details.-Ec.
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q. y. Land Office ut Mitchell d.. A. Nov. ~. 1855
Complaint having haen entered ut this oifice by
George G. Bennet Brnle County, against Thomas
Kane for abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
1885, datsd March, 18th 1852, upon the 3. w. VI
Bee. 30, Township fo2, Range 81, in Brule county
DIT. with q view to the cancellation of said en-
try; TIM said parties are hereby summoned 20 sp-
pear at the office of Geo. B.. Walker \. u. at Kim
ball d. 4. on the 2snd day tofJanuary 1889. at 10
O'clock A. Al. to respond ard furnish testimony
cencerning eaid alleged abandonment.
Geo. b. Eyerrit Reg.
Testimony to bs taken before Geo. u. Walker
M. Of Kimball d.. on january 9th 1886 ae
provided by amendment to Rule 3D.. Rules OF
Practice, atprssyed nec. 2Sth 1858. The papers
in this case will be- returned TO this Office and
decision rendered Jansaey 18th 1888 10 q. m.
tibo. b. Everitt R~e.;ister.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01

For several years Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has been priced for its
speedy and certain cures OF Group.
1t is the fayorite and main reliance
with thousands Of mothers. 1t will
notonly euro Group buff freely used
as soonas the first indication OF the dis
ease appears, that is as soon as the
child becomes the least hoarse, it will
prevent it, doing away with all
danger. There is not the least dan
ger iu giving the remedy freely, as it
contains no injurious substance.
Sold by, f. L. Miller.
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Glraculous Escape

W. w. Reed, druggist, of Winchester,
Ind, writes: One of my customers
Mrs, Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph
Co, Ind. was a long sufferer with Con
sumption, and was given up TO die by
her physicians, She heard Of DIR, Kings
New Discovery for CONSUMPTION, and
began buying it of me. In SIX months
| time she walked to this city q distance OF
| six miles. and is now so much improved
| she has Quit using it, She feels she owes
her Lie TO it." Free trial bottles at +. +
Mlller's drug store. l6l