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NJ. Ioui. Races.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May lit has been
definitely decided that speculation at the
coming races in st. Louis shall be confined
To auction pool and muluals, no book bet.
ting being allowed. THIS has been OH
cially announced by Prosident Green. Mr..
Uiol,nrd hoehe, Of ~. louis, who hn'
usually had tho betting privilege, wantct
them again this year and offered We sam,
amount for Them that he gave last year,
$4,000. Mr.. Green thought that mas
much ~ there are 10 BE- fifteen DAYS nicing
this year instead ol twelve no ought 10
have more. This must necessarily ullcdt
the attendance and make business very
brisk for poul-ToOms In the city, whcW
many wifi do their betting instead OF going
Ia thc truck
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EAsroS. Pa, May lL-James Wafer
was blown to pieces aud James Dcarmond
and Thomas lavton were seriously In
Iurcd At stockton, ~ j., this morning by
tho exploelon Of magazine at Twinings
ouarries. containing 800 kegs Of powder
and n lot Of dynamite. All the houses
were ruined and many houses NJ stockton
damaged. PEOPLE on the streets In stock
ton and In houses were pros,msed by the
shock.
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temperance and against the saloons,
sentiment received with applause. After
the appointment Of the usual committees
the convention took . recess to go clock
pm. The district delegates to Chicago,
elected in county caucus, will be: Henry
G. McLear, G. B. Radiord, ]. b. Whit
taker, A. G. Conner, Charles II. Treat and
G. ii. Maull. They favor Blaine, but will
nrnhahly GO uninstructed.
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neIanare nrnrhilcnn..

DOVER, Del, May 1.-THE Republican
State convention was called to order ai
1880 O clock, with Washington Hastings,
Of wilmington, presiding. Mr.. Hastings
made an address, in which he said he be-
lieyed the time had como when Della
ware Republicans would take their stand
firmly ami unequiyocally ON the side q
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The Wire Workers at Their Occu-
patton All Over the Country.
Senator Gibson Renominated by
the Louisiana Democrats.
Billy Malone and Senator Riddle
berger Meet at Petersburg.
The Minneapolis State Democratic Con-
vention Assemblies and Favors the
denomination of Cleveland and
the Passage Of the Mills Bill.

New ORLEANS, Ia, May IA special
to the Times Democrat from Baton Rouge
says At the Democratic caucus last night
the question Of nominating a United
States Senator was discussed. A motion
TO nominate junior senator first was lost
by a vote OF rs TO AZ. This is regarded as
showing Gibsons strength. After two
hours session the convention adjourned
until 3 o'clock pm. today.
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Hirc M Ahnr,Iern.

hpecial DIpatch 70 liz AppchI
Aberdeen, Miss, May 1.-THE. rest
dcncc and out-houses Of $. NJ Johnston
was consumed by fro this morning. lie
lived just outside Of The corporation, anu
in consequence no alarm was gwen. Inc
fire caught In the Kitchen while inc iain'
lily was at dinner. Bni little OF tie house
hold effects were ssscd. No Insurance.
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Presbyterian General Assembly.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 1.-THE cen
tcnnIal meeting Of the Presbyterian gen
cral assembly, the supreme ecclesiastical
court Of the Presbyterian church In the
United States, began In this city this
morning. There are over 500 delegates
or commissioners in attendance, repre-
lenting every State and Territory In the
Union. Prominent among tho visiting
.mcmbcrs are the Rev. J. +. Smith, ID. d.,
pi Baltimore, the retiring moderator; the
Rev. DR.. Hopkins, Of Colorado; the Row
Nv. II. Roberts, d. d, Of Cincinnati the
!Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby, Of New York
the Rev. DIR. James McCosh, ex-prcsidens
III Princeton college; the Rev.. p
Moore, ID. d., Of Columbus, @ l.
''''''sr 'srppdo 'amy.,suE
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Delerate. Go ~. Louis.

sRDALiA, Mo-, May 1.-The delegates
10 the the Democratic State convention, in
session here, divided into congressional dis
trict conventions this morning and elected
delegates 10 the 81. Louis convention and
reported their action TO the State conyen-
tion this afternoon.
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mar.iana ncnnhIicnn..

EAsrox, Nd, May 1.-THE Republican
State convention met here today and was
largely attended. The opening scenes
we're harmonious and enthusiastic Chair
man Conklin made brief speech, aud DIR:
Wash q. Tuck was unanimously elected
temporary chairman.
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He.,,ery'. peiegation 60 ~. Louis.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 1.-THE conyen'
ton yesterday selected for dolegaies-at-
large to the st. Louis convention, Mr..
Henry Watiopon, James A. Mckenzie,
John X. Hendricks, John ID. Harris.
Allernaics Proctor Knott, w. q. i.
Breckenridge, IT, d. Thompson, w. g..
WEIGH. Elcctors.ai-largc $. Rhea,
Claude NJ. Thomas. Altomates John
III. WEIGH. T.. y. Hallam.
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rhr IIou.e OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

W,uiNGrov, May i7-Mr Henderson,
Of Iowa, presented the conference report
ON the Cincinnati exposition bill, and u
was agreed "a.
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson. OF Louis
lana, bill was passed TO subdiyide tho
Eastern judicial district Of Louisiana.
The House then went into committee Of
the whole (Mr. Springer, Of illinois, In the
chair ON the tariff bill.
Mr.. Peters, Of Kansas, argued that II u
was true, as asserted by gentlemen ON inc
other side, THAT protective tmiil was rob
berry. the Mills bin only scctonalired that
robbery. Robbery was pilleging, tar.
inc away by violence ana by wrong. II
protection was robbery, Il was plllaging the
people and taking property byN' ''nce and
wrong. II protection was robbery' aud tho
Democratic party was not In iavor
trade, every Democrat who suprofec
lection was robbcr; and u tie a Ns.
was no, n .ircc tmdc mcasuru every !"
crntlc mcmbcr Of the way J meah j
mI,is. Ma "A ROLLER. /, Nviowed =
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He Gets There.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, May 1.-THE Baton
Rouge Democratic caucus today renomi-
mated Senator Gibson, which is equivalent
10 his election.
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The southern Presbyterian Church.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 1.-THE general
assembly OF the Southern Presbyterian
church met in Franklin Street church,
this city, at II o'clock today. A sermon
was preached by the Rev. DIR. strickler, Of
Atlanta, the retiring moderator. At the
close OF the religious service, the Rev. Drs.
J. ]. Bullock, OF Washington, S. A. King,
Of central Texas, and J. r. Graham, OF
Winchester, were put in nomination for
moderator. Dr. Bullock received n major
ity OF all the votes cast and was declared
elected. He acknowledged the compli-
ment in short speech.
The Rev. Drs. l.. NJ. Monroe, OF Qua
chita, and X. p. Farris, OF st. Louis, were
elected clerks. After which the assembly
took recess until o'clock pm.
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NJ. Vandyke, of New York; the Rev. John
NJ. Morrill,, OF New York; the Rev. DIR.
Herrick johnson, Of the Theological Sem
mary at Chicago; the Rev. Geo. 2. Myres,
who was moderator two years ago; the
Rev. John X. Paxton, OF New York, who
enjoys the distinction OF preaching TO the
richest congregation in the world, among
whom is Jay Gould; and several score 9TH
ers OF the most distinguished clergymen
of the Presbyterian denomination in
America.
Gov. Beaver and ex-Supreme Justice
Strong are among the notable lay delegates
As early as 0 o'clock this morning the
delegates began to assemble in Horticul-
tural hall, and Broad street in that neigh
borhood presented a spectacle OF the great
est animation.
By 10 o'clock the hall was crowded by
attending commissioners, who soon after
formed into procession, by State delega-
tons, and marched in double file TO the
venerable First Presbyterian church, the
Oldest Of the denomination in the city, at
the corner of Seventh and Locust streets.
The route OF procession, which was nearly
three blocks long, was lined with curious
and interested spectators, and from the
NiuNONo vi bOllit VI tiiN hOuoto WOh6 viz
way huttcred gay bunting and other SYM
bols OF greeting.
Arrived at the church the delegates oc-
cupied seats rallied OFF for them. A dense
crowd Of people surrounded the ancient
structure. As many OF these as could
gained admittance, quickly crowded the
building to its utmost capacity, while hun
dreds were turned away.
After religious exercises came the open
ing address OF the moderator, the Rev. DR..
Smith. II comprises an exhaustive sketch
OF the rise and growth OF the Presbyterian
church, and referred particularly TO the
organization OF the first presbytery, the
first synod and the first general assembly
in III is city. II was an suspicious omen,
he said, that this centenary occasion, the
era OF reunion and peace, should he held
amid the surroundings Of brotherly love,
fraternal feeling and liberty OF conscience
and action with which the name OF Phila
delphia is inseparably linked.
After prayer the morning devotion'
closed with the benediction.
The first business session OF the assembl,
was called 10 order at $50 o'clock Thu
afternoon in Horticultural hall.
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Entries. MeIghls and betting Tor today

Fi,,t Rnce-Thrce quirlen Of a mile. selling.
noi nor ps. -. orderly, ~, tit Billy qllmorc,
es M, Drtnstlek 100, M, 0olishuy. ~ go I'm
ma johns0n, W, $40. Island ~ ~ Orange ulfl,
i'm. sls vi Volatile n Eliun u W feHtns ~
Jnck II Tiulnlg lib, lcl Nuflo no. headlad lOe
Ten Penn, " ~ 49,. "a
second Eacc -LlmcDdOn handicap tla%,s, mile
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-01
Three Facts About Oysters.

The points OF an oyster are, first, the
shape, which should resemble tho petal
of rose leaf. Next, the thickness oil
the shell; thoroughbred should have
a she'll like thin china. 1t should also
possess an almost metallic ring and Pc
culiar opalescent lustre on tho inner
side. The hollow for the animal should
resemble an egg cup, and the Hash
should DO firm, white, aud nut-hkc.
In cleaning out the lower levels OF
the caves at Dordogne, in France, along
with some of the most rudimontary
stone arrowheads yet discovered were
found a great many oystcr.shesls piled
in such manner as to show that tho
Neaudcrthal man used tho biva'ves as a
common article of food. The oyster Is
thu, demonstrated to BIO the Oldest DO
mes ticated dclicacy known to man.
These relics are estimated to DO ov3r
60, 600 years old.
Out in the sound over tho oyster
farms. near New H.vcn, the starfish arc
creating sad havoc. So much so that
oystormcn say that uilcss thlse sea
pirates are killed or attracted elsewhere
tho present oyster crops are virtually
roinr to b, ruined. Tho stars have at
tackled everything from seed to i've
year old stccs and are now creating
moro disaster than for long time pre-
viously. Oyster-beds along tho north
shore OF the sound are troubled the
| most.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-01
Where Log Cabins Flourish.

A marty of American gentlemen, who had
been camping out on an island In the great
Lake Nipissing Canada, last Summer, were
returning in sail boat ana were ye' a ne.sn
miles from port when tho sun Weho uo"h'
and with it the sailing breeze
A discouraging situation, truly. -,
"Never mind, / can row you there insioe
of two hours said the guide who had charge
of the party as their murmurs arose.
.Why. man, it is seven miles, there are
four of us in this heavy poat-iIs ps Joo
YOU undertake. said one.
UNo matter have done the likes before
and can do it again." cheerfully replied the
broad .shouldered freshman, as he stowei
away the sail and bent to the oars lie was a
splendid oarsman, and the poae was soo"
| under Roadway again.
"What would not give to enjoy your
health and strength" remarked the ITO
| lessor.
TYes, am pretty healthy, and though |
am past sixty feel as strong as ever, re-
piled the guide "But only three years ago
| istood at deaths door, and never thought to
pull an oar again. You see, was m tho
woods all winter, logging, and got into the
water one day and caught cold. IL settled
on my lungs and had bad cough, which
hung OH till ran down almost to skeie'
ton"
Call in physiclanF
ayes, | went twenty miles through the
hush to see q doctor; he gave me some medi-
cine, but it didn't help me much"
SLOW was the cure efectedP
IAN old Scotch lady, who had come over
from the States gave me preparation OF
balsams and herbs, which she said the early
settlers in America used, and it soon
stopped my cough and put me ON my feet
again."
One has but to travel along the frontier to
learn how easy it is to get along without
doctors, and how effective are the natural
remedies which the old grandmothers Know
how to prepare. They often cure where the
best physicians fail.
Every mother of family knows how
coughs and colds are quickly and radically
cured with syrups and teas made from nai.
sans and herbs which grandmother taught
us how to make"
Warmers Log Cabin cough and consump-
ton remedy was, after long investigation
into the merits and comparison with Other
} old-tims preparations, selected from then
because proved to be the very best OF then
all. 1t has brought back the roses to many
n palld cheek there is no known remedy 1T
equal as cure for coughs and colds
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THE NATIONAL GAME.


PIrTsBuRG this season has lost about $1,000.
BEcKLEY. of Pittsburg, leads the League
t.atters.
BROOKLYN closed the season with brill
liant victory over Baltimore.
PIrTsBURG's heavy hitting first baseman,
Beckley, hasn't made home run.
BRooKLYN is the only club that hasn't a
tied or postponed game on its hands
BosToN, Brooklyn and the Athletics aret the
money spending clubs of the country.
CINcINNATIANs consider. Tomney one OF
the greatest short stops in the country.
IT looks as il, after eighteen years services,
Burdock's time for retirement had come.
THE star second baseman OF Fittsburg,
Dunlap, did not make home run all season.
GuMBERr, of Chicago, has eclipsed Van
Haltren's record as the Leagues best batting
pitcher.
DEACON WHITE and Dan Brouthers are
said to be the biggest money savers IN the
profession.
FRED PFEFFER, of the Chicagos will have
the score card privilege for the entire Aus
tralian trip.
PlrcurR HAppocK, late of the Troy Cluo,
has so far made a very favorable impression
in the League. N
The New Orleans Club has decided to sell
enough stock to pay back salaries OIL 'h'S
seasons players.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION baseball cost
| Kansas City at least $4,000 And still they
have not got enough.
IT is said that Hamilton, of Kansas City,
can beat either Latham or Sunday IN a
straght-away sprint
ST. LOUIS and Brooklyn are the only
| League and Association clubs that have not
lost a series this season
GOVERNOR Hill has written letter con-
| graduating the New Yorks on their success
in winning the pennant
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NEWSY GLEANINGS.

DAKOTA and Michigan have surplus OF
hogs
THE squeeze in wheat has resulted in three
suicides.
THE export trade in apples is steadily in
creas ng.
CATTLE are now slaughtered by electricity
in Russia.
THE Yale sophomores have declared
against hazing.
WOMAN suffrage has been defeated in Italy
by small majority
PRINCE BISMARCK has resumed surveillance
of the Empress Victoria
EMPEROR WILLIAM and King Humbert re-
viewed 80, 900 troops at Rome
FROM Germany come reports OF q poor
crop of both cereals and potatoes.
CouNrERFE1r 81 and S. American bills are
in circulation in Montreal, Canada
THREE German sailors have been killed
and eaten by the natives of Zanzibar.
NATIVES have destroyed Madunola, Ger
man station near Bagamayo, Zanzibar
THE United States Supreme Court has sus-
tanned the Scctt Chinese Exclus on Act.
THE cranberry crop of Cape Cod, Mass /,
has received serious injury from the frosts.
SUMArRA tobacco of superior quality is
being successfully grown in Middle Florida
FLOODS in Abruzzo, Italy, have caused
enormous damage AMI the loss of many lives
THE estimated consumption of wheat in
Great Britain is five and a half bushels per
head.
New WORKERS annually pay out thirteen
millions for their transit by car, omnibus and
| ferry.
DENvER's four fiourishing mills manufac-
ture 1900 barrels Of flour every twenty-four
hours
A SYNDICATE has been formed by English
capitalists to export beer from New York &c
England.
| A NEW decree forbids foreign officers to be
received in military colleges Or to serve in
the French Army.
The Empress Victoria has promised thai
| NO biography of Kaiser Fritz shall DO pub
lished Tor five years.
A $4,000, 900 suit in Pennsylvania ovel
some coal lands is settled by the parties aftel
fifteen years. litigation.
The Sultan of Morocco is going to send al
embassy to this country to complain o.
Consul Lewis at Tangiers
New YORK bakers have reduced the size o
their loaves of bread on account of the ad
vance in the price Of flour.
THE United States Treasury Department
has purchased to date SS4,6,0, $50 in bonds
paying SOL, 901, iSl for them.
The New York hay crop promises to b
81. 900 bales short; that of the Pacific coas
will be larger than usual; the crop in Eng
land is light.
THE last remnant of Geronmo's band @
renegade Apaches has been captured i
Mexico, consisting Of four bucks, two squaw
and two boys.
AS a result of exhaustive trials at Enfield
the Martini Henry rifles converted into MAJ
azlne rifles have been definitely adopted b
! the War Office.
DIsrRIcT-ATroRNEy RIDDLE, of Washing
ington, has made remarkable record tn
year. His Office has tried $3.50 cases, wit
.77n convictions
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-01
Suspension Bridges Not in Demand

What appeared to lie particularly re.
frcshing CONNER cial drummer, ratified
away to neighbo in Sixth avenue
elevated car all about his business sue
cesscs. Then he was curious to learn
all about his neighbours Affairs. They
wcro very discouraging. HIS expenses
were SIS day and he hadn't made a
sale in four weeks and didn't expect to
make ono in another month. MY my,
don't they kick2" asked the effervescent
one, referring to his neighbour employ
ers. "Oh, no." calmly replied the SD
man. That so nonplussod the other he
asked. "What business are you in, my
friendr Il sell suspension bridges"
was tho calm rejoinder. New York
Sun
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The Vineynrd and the Vine.

DR.. John Ellis, in the Netc Christianity, in
a suggestive article, entitled The Vineyard
and the Vine,n writes:
How wonderful the distinction between
the life-and- health giving product OF the
vine in the grape, and as pressed from the
grape and preserved without fermentation,
Of which cur Lord and Master said: Drink
We all of it, and the wine that maketh
drunken, which is lIkened, in ether pa sages
in the Word, to the poison of dragons and
the cruel venom of aspsr which fills man
both physically and spir tually, as we well
know, with all manner of uncleanlness and
impurity. Oh, how can CHI istans use or
countenance the use of such a winef"
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4 NIadmau nj Large!

He is a well-known citizen, and his nearest
and dearest friends do not suspect his insanity.
How do we happen to know about it? Listen;
his appetite is gone, he is low-spirited, he don't
sleep well, he has night-sweats, he is annoyed
by a hacking cough. These symptoms are the
f6rerunners of consumption and death and yet
he neglects them. Is it any wonder that we
call him madman2 If YOU are his friendtel
him TO get n bottle of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery without delay. 1t will cure him
if he takes it in time 1t will not miraculously
create new lungs when the old ones are nearly
gone, but it will restore diseased ones to
healthy condition. Tell him about II, ana warn
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-01
Valuable Remedy.

BRANDRETH's PILLS purify the Blood, slim
ulate the Liver, strengthen the Kidneys, regu-
late the Bowels. They were introduced in the
United States in 1885. Since that time over fifty
millions Of boxes of BRANDRETH's PILLS have
been consumed.
This. together with thousands Of convincing
testimonials from all parts of the world, is pos
tive evidence of their value.
BRANpRETH's PILLS are purely vegetable, alb
solutely harmless, and safe to take at any
time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store, either
plain or sugar coated.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-01
A COUNTERFEITER'S DEN.
Spurious Coin, Metal and Moulds
Found in Alabama Mountains.

Spurious Coin, Metal and Moulds
Found in Alabama Mountains.
A party of hunters found on Red noun
tains, 20 miles from Birmingham, Ala,
deserted log hut. The interior was rudely
furnished, but in a strong iron-bound trunk
the hunters found moulds for making coun-
terfeit half-dollars and small quantity OF
spurious metal The trunk also contained a
number of letters and New York papers,
dated about two years ago. The envelopes
Of the letters were missing, but the
letters were addressed Jimmy" and
"My Dear JIM The latter were signed
"I,ucyn and the former Barney.
Among the papers was clipping from the
Herald giving an account of a search being
made for the maker of clever counterfeit
half-dollar. About is months ego large
number of half-dollars We're circulated in
this city. A man was arrested one day with
a number of them in his pocket, but he es-
cap from the officers on the way to prison,
and was never captured. The counterfeits
circulated at that time was the same as thoss
found in the deserted cabin.
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WGptcrrl Popularity.

The fact that the sale of DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets exceeds that Of any other
pill in the market, be it great or small, is on
sugar-coated granules, and that in most cases
one little pellet" is sufficient for dose; that
they are purely vegetable and perfectly harm
headache, and all diseases arising from de-
rangemcnt of the liver, stomach or bowels,
they are absolutely specific. a gentle Taxa.
tive or active cathartic, according to SIZE OF
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-01
How to Get Rich.

This will interest you. Where can you make
money faster than by investing small
amount in the Interstate Build ng and Loan
Association Seven dollars and fifty Genus
wears One thousand Dollars $4,000; in that
time YOU will have invested Five Hundre
and Fifty Dollars ($55O), and your net pront
would be Four Hundred and Fifty DGIials
(s450). Send for pian etc, References: flour
CITY National Bank, Peoples Bank and others;
Active agent wanted. Interstate Bnildlng anu
Loan Association, s09 SOFA aud sl0A LUMBER
Exchange, Minneapolis, MINI.
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Alfred II. Low. president of the Univer-
sal Peace union, American branch, at Phil
rtle phia, who was nominated for vice presi-
de,.t o; tue equal rights p rty. has declined
the nominate N, on the ground that he cou Id
nrt hold cffice under n constitution that rec
ogn .zes war and bioodshed. He is proud tn
have ear ass cisted on thu ticket with that
noble woman, Mrs Belva lockwood, but for
tie reason above stated he is unable to ac'
cent the honor.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-01

Advertising patent medicine in the pecu-
liar way in which the proprietor OF kemp's
Balsam, for Coughs and Colds,does it is indeed
wonderful He authorizes all druggists TO give
those who call for it a sample bottle Free, that
they may try it before purchasing. The Large
BOTTLES are soc and 81. We certainly would ad-
wise trial. 1t may save you from consump