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For Superintendent of Schools.

w We are authorized to announce Mr. WM W.
WOODWARD, present incumbent a candidate for the
office OF Superintendent of Schools for Leon county at
the ensuing November election.
MR. N W. EPPEs lie hereby announced as a candi-
date for the Office of Superintendent of Schools Leon
county The service Of Mr.. Eppcs as a member of the
County Board OF Public Instruction has given him great
familiarity with our educational system, and we do not
hesitate to bespeak for him SURFACES of all good
Democrats. FRiENp
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MOxie Nerve Food
RAwLs'.


The following civil appointments have been
made during the past week:
c. Calhoun, to be Notary Public 10 and for
the State at large
Ruben L. Harrison, to he Clerk Of the Circuit
Court in and for Franklin county.
John r. Roberts, 70 be Justice of the Peace
in and for st. Johns county.
Charles Hammond, to be Justice of the Peace
in and for Brevard county.
Geo. Abbott, TO be Superintendent of Schools
in and for Baker county.
William J. Baker, TO be County Commissioner
in and for fernando county.
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The Normal School for colored teachers will
open at Lincoln Academy, Tallahassee, on Mon
day. August I'd, and continue two montha
An efficient corps Of instructor has been en-
gagged. the railroads win sell round trip tickets
st three cents mile, and low rates of board can
be obtained
In selecting teachers for the various schools
those holding certificates from the Normal School
will invariably be given the preference.
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EDITORS FLoRIDIAN Believing that honesty and faith
fnness in the public service should properly apprec
ated and that officers who dgent and prompt in the
discharge of their duties should always be suitably re-
warded desire place before the Democracy OF Leon
county, Mr.. GEORGE A. GROOM a. a candidate for re-
election to the ONCE OF Tax Assessor and him
their cordial support. MANY WORMS.
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Finish the walls and ceilings with Alabastine
You can do it; inexpensive; try it, White and
twelve tints. Cheaper and better than paint,
kalsomine or paper. Disiniects and prevents dis
eases. Beautiful sample card free By druggists,
hardware and paint dealers. $3.50 given away
Sold by NJ. Lively, Tallahassee, Fla.
= March 25-3m
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WAGONS AND BUGGlES.

keep full stock of Atlanta White Hickory
Wagons-one and two horse-thc best wagons
built Also open and top buggies. all grades. All
cheaper than ever sold In this market.
6.H j. O. KEMPER.
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REGISTRATION BOOKS.

County and Precinct Registration Books.
nicely ruled, neatly printed, good paper. Write
for prices DORR e. BOWEN,
Tallahassee, Fla.
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Good Garden eeds.

In planting seeds is of the utmost importance get
those which will be TO gcrmnate and which have
come from good stock In experience cXtendin.
through number OF years have found the seeds sold
by w. A Rawis to he absolutely reliable, and recommend
them to friends.
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Who want to get firsi-class article. ask for
Seidenbergs "Cpur de Rose" the only Seed
and Havana cigar in the market for cents
and Seidenbcrg's Rhine Gold" Cuban-made
Havana cigars, which equal the imported. for
10 cents, at NJ LIvELY's
July 23-tf Drug Store.
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For Tax CNllActNr.

The many friends Of MR.. E. b. MANNING having
confidence in his ability and integrity solicit for him the
support of the voters Of Leon county the Office OF
Tax Collector. MANY FRIENDS
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The best Save in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers salt rheum fever sores, letter, chap
ped hands, chilblains, cOrns and all skin erup.
Guired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. Sold by w. A. Rawls. March %, t8S6-1y
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These rates are for delegates and all Others
who may wish to attend these Conventions.
Information as TO proper trains to take. con-
nectlons, etc, Can be obtained of any of the
Company's agents. at the stations named. 14-2t
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MEssRs. EDIroRs We desire to place the name Of
Captain X A. SHINE-a tried Democrat-bcfore
the people OF Leon county for the ofTax Collector
and bespeak for him the united support of all good Demo
Gratis M.ux C,r,1,v
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Washi~gtOn and Lee Unlversisy.
We call attention to the advertisement in an
other column, of Washington and Lee Univer-
sity Lexington, Va. The Academic Depart
ments. well the professional schools of Law
and Engineering, open September is.
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TENNESSEE WAGONS.

| have on hand Thmble Skcin two-horse
wagons, Iron Axle two-horse wagon, which
will sell for less than cost W.R. WILSON.
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Reduced Rates 10 80. Teresa.
Round trip tickets, limited TO ten days. from
Tallahassee TO st. Teresa and return, are now be-
ing sold for -. This includes railroad fare and
passage on the WalkatOmica.
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Railroad Rates

For the Democratic Congressional Conventions
at Ocala and Brooksvic, August 4lh The
Florida Railway and Navigation Co. have
named the following very low round trip rates
from various points on its line, as follows:
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When you want Blank Books of any descrip
ton, write to the FLoRIDIAN Office for prices, &c
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N ASON az.

~ Regular meetings of JACKSON LODGE
- are held the first and third Mondays in each
NOM" a. w. NJ MCINTOSH, Secretary.
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For Tax Assessor.

EDITORS FLoRIDIAN We desire to place in nomination
for Tax Assessor. Mn. JOSEPH L. BRYAN, a capable.
worthy and deserving Democrat solicit for him the
support OF the party. MANY DEMOCRATS
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FOR SALE.

Roucn Ducks--in pairs or trios. Apply 10
w. ii. CHANCEY
HeadQ uarters for Garden Seed.
1t RAwIs' DRUe STORE.
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WINDOW SCREENS.

Patent adjustable wire window screens, to fit
any window, and can be put in place by any per-
son. Call and see them at Gilmore & Harlts
Furniture Emporium. July 90, 1896-14-H
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EDTToRs FLoRIDIAH 1t is the desire of many voters
to place the name OF W. r. COGSWELL 1.-THE old cam
pagner of No III before the people Leon county for
Tax Assessor. MANY VOTERS.
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ABSTRACT TITLE BOOKS.

The FLORrDIAN job Office and bindery is pre-
pared 10 furnish blank books for abstract OF IT,
ties. Write for prices, &c. II
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4. q. q. r..

~ Regular meetings of LEON LODGE No. 8,
lid every Tuesday Epening. at their Lodge Room, At
,ci.ck All brothers in good standing invited to
md GEO DAMON, N. G.
+ BAREFOOT, r. $.
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ECLIPSE IRON SCREW.

will sell one Eclipse Iron Screw, complete
with all wood frame. at a bargain Has never
been used WR WILSON
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METEOROLOGICAL.

R,a,rI Of Temperature at Tallahassee Florida
for the past soeek
,,,,,-.r s.;on- taken by W. A RAwLA, Druggist and
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Paint Your Ruxry

With prepared carriage paints Dries hard and glossy
without varnish. One coat required. Amy use
It. In quart cans. new thing and a good thing, at
D.v- 81
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GRADUATED Sugar.
Fresh Garden Seed.

New Orleans white and light yellow sugars the pound
or barrel low for cash at (l42t) SAXON Il Co.'S
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Always gives satisfaction Barrels and half barrels At
T. II. RANDOLPH l. Cos
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5 Barrels of Preserving Sugars
or all kinds by the barrel cheap, at
l3-dt SAXON i Co =
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Superior Fruit BARS, Glass Tops.
For sale at the Drug Store of NJ LIVELY.
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A good saddle pony. perfectly gentle, can be
had al bargain. Enquire at
lS-A FLoRIDIAN OFFICE.
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A good Piano not old has never been
abused-wil Ike sold cheap. Enquire at
VII FLORIDIAN OFFICE
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BLANK BOOKS.

The Lightning Fruit Jars the best easiest to man
age. For sale at Q+2) SAXON Il Co.'s
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House TO Rent,
Apply at store of Y. A. LEVY.
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Gin Belting! Gin Belsimg!
For all kinds Of Gin Betting, call on
l3-tf S.xov a ~
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Fresh Cabbage Seed,
Turnp Seed
Improved Rutabaga Seed
and all other seeds for Fall Planting arrive next week
RAWIs DRUa Store
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Fresh Saratoga Water.
Always on draught, at the Drug Store of
NJ LIVELY
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TlcLUIhI VI IINCAWF-
- No = are held the first and third Thurstay Zoe
- at each month. al their Lodge Room, nj O'Clock.
a. Pariarchs in good standing are invited to attend
JULIUS BALL. C. p.
" II CLANCY. Scribe.
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Piles! Piles! Piles.

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching piles.
One box has cured the worst cases of ten years
standing No one need suffer ten minutes after
using this wonderful Kinks German Pile Ont-
ment. 1t absorbs tumors, allays the itching al
once, acts as a pOultce, gives instant relief.
Kinks German Pile Ointment is prepared only
for Piles and itching of the private parts and
nothing else. Every box is warranted by our
agent.
Sold by Druggists; sent by mail ON receipt Of
price so cents and 81 90 per box,
DIR. 9. o. BENTON Prop,
Cleveland, Ohio
BENTONS NERVE AND BRAIN TONIC.
II you are so nervous that minutes seem like
hours or days seem like weeks and years, let not
q moment pass before you try this great vital
izer, as its effects in all such cases are prompt
and reliable. If the Doctors" give you Dow
er's Powder and Morphine to make you have a
Quiet sleep, you will find this better than all the
doctors. If you become restless and nervous 80
yOu cannot sleep, Opium and it's kindred allies
are the worst things you can possibly take. A
few doses of BcntOns Nerve and Brain Tonic
ia sure To relieve you and In no instance has II
ever failed to cure
Sold by all Druggists, and sent by express on
receipt OF price, e1OO.
DR. G. 0. BENTON, Prop,
Cleveland, Ohio.
STOP THAT COUGH.
By using Benton's Pine Tree Tar Troches,
sure cure for Cough, Colds and Sore Throat No
cure, NO pay. Sold by Druggists, 25 cents per
box bOeow-ly
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Shortest and quickest route to Gainesville Ocaa Ies
burg and ali points In South Florida

Through Sleeping Cars on Nos. and between Jack
sonve and Orlando without change-one dollar q berth
Nos and daily. Noe. and daily except Sunday
FERNANDINA AND JACKSONVILLE BRANCH
Read Nd Pad A..
No. 81 No. - No ~ No -
s2o 500 AR Jacksonville .Lv 925 500 D
245 p 100 Lv Fernandina Ar IL 90 a 10 y
I'D o45 Lv Ocean Beach. Ar IL 20 $50 D
SUNDAYS ONLY
DO $40 Ar Jacksonville. Lv 9Oa 6m u
100 100 Lv Fernandina . Ar 1910 as .
315 p SIS a Lv Ocean Beach Ar 1880 oS .
CONNECTIONS
At Callahan with Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
road Tor savannah Macon Atlanta, Charleston, ash
ington Baltimore, New York, Cincinnati ST. Louis Chi
cago and all points West and Northwest.
At Silver spring with Ocklawaha River steamers
AT ST Catherine with Florida Southern Railway for
brooksville Barlow and Tampa.
AT Orlando with South Florida Railroad for Sanford
Lakeland and Tampa.
At Cedar Key with steamer Governor Stafford Sunday
and ednesday, for Manatee and Tampa
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
steamer express leaves jacksonville Wednesdays and
saturdays ut 10 p. M connecting with the elegant
steamships OF the Mallory Line sailing semweeky for
New York direct.
SEA ISLAND ROUTE
Steamer express leaving jackson IS NJ Wednes
DAY and Friday connect with elegant steamer St Mich
oas Inside route for Brunswick Darien and Savannah
connecting with steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia
CUMBERLAND ROUTE.
Steamer express leaving Jacksonville daily 6 25 A. NJ
except sunday connscs with elegant steamer Thomas
Colyer for Brunswick and through trains Of the r.
" g IT, and b. Il W. railroads.
WALTER g. COLEMAN,
r. b. PAIf, General Travelling Agent
franc Manager. A. o. MACDOEELI.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
d. K. MAXWELL, Gen. Sup't.
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GRADED JERSEY
9. G. GIBBS,

HKADED JEkSEYS,
have for sale 10 good Mich Cows-Gradcd
Jerseys--fresh to milA
5-tf G. G. GIBBS
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Trv Omr 81 Doanar

Try Our PeePers.''
The best cent Cigar in the city.
T. II. RANDOLPH K Co
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PIANO FOR SALEi

$4,000 Paper Bags,
All a, Sizes for sale At list prices. :,
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WESTERN DIVISION.
"a" means A. NJ. time, "p" means P. u. time.
SOUTHERN DIVISION.

Sleeping Cans on Noe. and between Jacksonville
ana New Orleans and Nos and 10 between Jackson
vile and DcFuniak Springs. Nos. and daily Nos
and 10 daily except Sunday.
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TO BROOkSVILLE AND RETCR
TO OCALA AND RETURN, FROM:

Rates in proportion, west of the river, adj
ded to $40, from River Junction
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Rruls Ears,
RAwIS'.
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(lA2t) SAXON q Co.
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For Eherbet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-30
GEre GRteIigettG4r
oalee, Nos, 80 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
GENERAL nosEcnANs
ellis Some West virginia War ROmIu.
IvnnnCea

Tells Some West virginia War ROmIu'
IsCenCes,
General Rosecrsns tells to q reporter oil
the Detroit Free Pres, the following Anee'
dote Of his service in West Virginia at the
beginning Of the war;
ut was reported that the enemy we're
moving toward US in full force, and was
ordered-this was before l had command
Of the departInont-to take regiment Of
infantry and LoomiA' cold water battery
which was not attached to my brigade
and reconnoitsr in the direction OF the
enemy, Captain Loomis was in camp
about mile from my headquarters, and
sent an aid to request the captain to re-
port to me Tor orders. He reported
promptly, and showed him that l had
received authority to take his command
with me on the reConnoiter, after which /
asked: 'How soon, Captain, can You re-
port your command ready to march
:" Fifteen minutes, General, he replied,
with a salute.
"Do you mean fifteen minutes from the
present timer esked, taking out my
watch, 'or fifteen minutes from the time
you get back to your Campo
"'From the present time, General, no
said, again saluting,
VI thanked him, and told him l would
reach his camp on time, and he departed,
Mind you, he had q mile to ride 10 get to
his camp, harnesssnd hitch up his horses,
and get his men ready to move, while !
had the infantry regiment already under
arms and ready 10 start. When he lott
headquarters he seemed to ride at an or
binary gait, failing 10 exhibit the least ex'
element or anxiety, Well, sir, my order.
ly came up with my horse, and In four or
five minutes l started for LOOMS camp,
When l reached a point where ! could
see the camp, | took ont my watch and
obseryedt that | had two minutes to spare,
and also observed that LOOMS had his
horses harnessed and hitChed to his guns
already for moving, and as | entered the
Company's tent Captain LOOMS ordered,
Battery, attention! Gunners, to your
postal /
"There they were, fully ACQUIRED and
as fine appearing battery as | ever saw,
on fifteen minutes notice, with mile for
the order to travel at the beginning, and
with fully a minute to spare. l was de.
lighted. It Is that kind Of work which
makes q commanding officer feel conf
dent"
"Whst kind Of men make tho best sol.
dlers2"
"Nstive-born Americans whose boy.
hood, Ut least, was either passed upon the
farm or in a small country village"
"Becsuse they are usually Of good phyei.
cal quality, and they know how to do,
fairly well, almost anything. Most Of
them can do q fair turn at plain cooking
or baking, they can sew tolerably we'll,
and on a pinch can do clover act at
washing clothes they can handle on AK,
a cross.cut saw, and the ordinary me-
chanical tools quite well; they are not Gpt
to be visionary or hot.heRded, and when
1t comes to discipline they all seem to |
take to 1t with manly good grace"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-30

Weston R(phpUcdn'
Kenna is sending his campaign book to
all Federal soldiers. Wonder II he had
the auducity to send one to Thomas
Wellen, the blind soldier, who hasn't
seen for twelve years, whose case was re.
jected by the present administration, and
after rejection he. was examined by five
reputable physicians, who made aiIidavits
positive by stating that his blindness was
not due to the cause upon which he was
rejected. Upon these ailidavits Wellsn
plead to have his case reopened, and re-
quested an examination by the U. s. Ex-
aiming Board in Washington, and this
privilege was peremtorily refused. The
decision OF Wellen's case Is denounced by
honest men Of all parties who know him.
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which she has no need, and, when BhI
linls that her works are Of no use, sht
proceeds to eliminate the HupeItuous ar
tiGle,
The same rule can be applied to tbs
early decay Of human teeth, and with the
same results, Old men now living tell Of
time when dentists were almost I'M
known. The family physician used to
keep pair OF forCeps and toolh.keys TO
pull out such teeth as insisted on aching
ioran unreasonable length OF time, while
the idea Of false teeth was 80 strange that
the person who had set was an object Of
curiosity for the whole nelghborhood,
Now, nearly half the people over 90 years
Of age have one or both Jaws occupied by
artificial teeth, and the sign Of the dentist
occupies conspicuous place on every
street corner.
When the men used to live largely on a
meat diet, sometimes cooked, though
oitener raw-tesIlng 1t of from the bones
in great junks, and chewing II like beasts
OF prey-they had some use for canines
and molRrs, and these Implements were
furnished to meet the demand, With the
invention Of knives and forks, Of hashes
and concentrated preparations, OF bolted
flour, and pies and cakes, came q time
when the teeth had few Offices to perform,
and they began to decay for want Of EN-
ployment. To use q labor-phrRse, they
were "out Of work."
The fact that the father and mother
have poor teeth descends to the children
with even more surity than deficiency
Of hair. Dsntiats inform me that fully
ons,hRlE OF their youthful patrons never
shed their "milk" molRrs. They remain |
in the Jaws Tor ON them) until the pos
sessoris from 20 to 80 years Of age, and
then decay and come out, or are pulled,
to make room for "store" teeth, Owing |
to this habit, many person who has q
Hood.looking set oil CANNES and incIsors |
q withouta single molar. Wisdom-teeth,
that come at full maturity and mark the
age OF manhood and womRnhOod, are
usually short-liyed, and frequently show
BpeCks Of decay as soon as they appear
do not use the teeth, aud SO the
teeth disappear.
Looking at the facts as presented, there
can be but ono conclusion regarding the
coming man. II the present state OF
.hings continues, he will be bsld.headed
rad Iaoshless, From all indications, the
lime when this kind Of coming man
sill be here Is but few generations
away,
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Down on RI..ors,


Probably the largest concern OF its kind
that has grown mp amongst US in the
past decade is tho Duffy Malt WhIskcy
Company OF Baltimore, Md. The other
DAY the writer met q representative Of
this house and among other Of the In.
teFestlng questions that came up, was one
IS to how this Company could afford to
expend such large sums OF money In ad.
VeFtlslng such IN excellent brand OF
Whiskey, and on which the margin Of
profit Is necessarily small.
"Well, sir" replied the gentleman. ult
Is done entirely on the strength OF a good
article, In tho merit aud purity Of which
We have tho utmost confidence. This ia
probably tho first instance Of the kind In
the business Of tho country whore 1t has
paid . business like ours to extensively
advertise its whIskey.
Heretofore large newspaper adyertis.
ing hRs been confined almost exclusively
to patent medicines and other proprietary
preparations, on which there Is usually
profit OF from 200 to 800 per cent never
less as In the case Of so.called bitters, for
Instance, which frequently consist as
analysis has shown, OF tho cheapest OF
poisonous kinds OF alcohol for base (the
government allows 80 per cent? tho rest Of
the compound being few inexpensive,
aRVorIng extracts to make It palatabls,
It was with the idea that people would
sooner or later come to realize this fact,
that We determined to put our:whIskey
on the market under Us true name, merit
and medicinal uses, and although we
have received numerous propositions
from prominent religious papers, aud
Clergyman. wo' have steadily held out
Rgninst any change OF title or any dis.
gulse Of Its character, and yet despite the
natural prejudice which exists against
the use OF liquor In any form, we have re-
ceived In the past three months over 5000
unsolicited testimonials from persons who
have been cured or benefited by our Whis-
key, Andwho out OF u pure sense of graft.
tude nre willing that their names be
published, You see Onr whlskey Is dis
TILED by q secret process whereby every
trace Of fusel oil Is eliminated, and to-day
we are tho discoveries md only nRnufac-
tureFs ~ the country OF an absolutely
pure article"