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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
EVIL Rcrt.E RrrlREs.

The Washington SeaiiRelis Democratic
to the backbone. Ii thus announces the
reasons why General Emil Rothe has
declined an invitation from coal oil
Calvin 70 take the stump in Indiana;
Hon Emil Boihe, the old Democratic
wheelhorse, has been invited bv chair.
man Brjca 10 tako Tie stump Ill lndi-
ana. For thirty-sx Years lie has been
the most briIIiant German. American
speakers in lhe Nes'. lie has rendered
great service to his parry rs member
of the Wisconsin Legislature some
twenty years ago, and later on in All
the campaigns in Ohio since hc became
resident Of Cincinnati,
Mr.. Rothc, wien President Cleveland
was elected, WAS prominently mentioned
for oGe or the other Il the Federal APP
poinlmen.s 81 Cincinnati. flied 1T that
time BY German Republicans We
ourselves saw the President and some
Cabinet officers ia his behalf We did
not ask his appointments rs n reward,
but simply rs Il recognition of the very
valuable services rendered Tor nearly
half 4 century by an acknowledged
representative Of the German. American
Democracy, and 10 offset The i,ers OF
the Republican papers because no Ger
man-American Democrat could be ap-
pointed to positions held before by Ger
man Republicans. But unfortunately
our friend was found TO be too much OF
an offensive Democrat he having
always been ia the front ranks when
ever an attack was 70 be made on the
strongholds Of the enemy.
No German-Ameriean has been -.
pointed to any Of the great Federal
Offices held before By German Repul :
beans If Cincinnati.
when man ike Dir. Rothc. who
has for thlriy.siX years been one 81 the
most prominent speakers in every cam
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
rne pAsRor Anp rAs OH NAN.

The Bowery parrot Was enjoyiug the
sun Yesterday - the cage had been
placed on Z. three-egged stool on tic
sidews'h in front Of the abo le Of this
remarkable bird A maa, evidently a
wage Garner, of 60, was passing. and
paused as the bird said in Is most insin
uatiug way:
1.-The tariff is TAX
snow that won't do, said HE Old
man OF 60. ''for know better 4 few
nights ago heard Democratic or
ator say was taxed nearly 100 per
cent on my blankets. Not bel eting
this statement 1 looked up some cd
bills which had among my papers aud
found tha Blankets, such as my son.
who VS. recently married, paid 81 80
and a. for, cost me in 1860 50 80 aud
S375.
Further inquiry brought out thlt bl an
ke's that soil to-day for 81 OF sold in
1850 for 81 The blankets that sells
now for Sl45 sold in 1860 for $3.50.
The blanket that sells now for 81 81
I sold in 1860 for 1926. The blank, /
that sells now for 81 IS sold for $50
in 1860 Tie blanket that sells for IS.
IS now. sold for $40 ia 1860. The
blanket that sells now for So 50 sold for
Sl5 in 1860 Come now old bird, how
do you get over these fac's?n
.'rhe tariff is a tax screamed The
bird, plueking 10 aiher from his head
BY way Of emphasizing the wisdom Of
his conclusion ~ T. Press
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
GUN COTTON N 4 BLAze.

Gun cotton constitutes the best mill
tary explosive known, for, while lis cx-
plosive force vastly exceeds that Of gun
powder and approaches that Of nitro.
glsctrne. 1t is he safest and most
stable explosive we possess, since it eau
be stored and transported wet; aud
while in this state, though IL may be de
tenated, it cannot be exploded ia any
other way As much as two thousand
pounds Of wet compressed qua cotton
have been placed in a fierce bonfire,
where il has gradually dried, layer by
layer, and been consumed without ex-
plodiug. Besides, gun cotton is the
only military explosive which can &c
datorated with certainty when frozen. --
Charles z. Munroe IN Scribner's Mag
azine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

paign on the Democratic side, is recon-
mended by his party friends to a posi-
ton held BY his special opponents
none able to compete with him 10 tire
fields aud is then ANONYMOUSLY kicked
aside and some very questionable Sc
lections made in his place. can il be
wondered al if Mr.. Bficc is told that
such man, though he is as much a
Democrat rs before, wishes to be placed
upon the retired list?
I'VE regret to state that Mr.. Rothe
is not going to lndiana!''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
MAGAZINES.

Tho chronological Journll. The much
talked Of Queen Nathalie, Of Seryia.
is the subject OF The first page Of t &
October chronological Journal aud Sui
enco Of health. A strong and worm
type of constitution is noticeable in her
portrait. The eminent Brussels artist
Portacl'. bishop William Taylor, and Il
Seneca Indian Chief are portrayed hv
pencil and pen. An observer comments
on the ears of criminals and a rising
young divine gives some personal tests
OF tie science in No. 8 OF "a Budget Of
Papers" "a Case OF Clairroyanee, -
"Absurditias of the English Language" "
DRESS Follios" which DR.. Oswald
takes up in his usually piqaant STYLE,
"Catarrh; Causes aud Treatment,
"Boys and Tobacco, Tho Good
Nurse, an excellent description If The
Coram Founding Hospital If London,
and other topics help 10 Till up u num-
Der that the reader viii pronounce
"Capital! we greatly mistake
TIE journal is publ she'd nj poe 4 NUM-
her. or 80 n year. bat It is offered ON
Trial" three months, including this
mum bsr, for % ceuts, which may be
sent in stamps 70 the publishers, Fowler
y Wells Co., M Broadway. New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
Tag pgAcoa aErugEp ro sTANo up.

TIE Deacon REFUSED Tc STAND UP.
The political campaign in this state
is being relieved Of its statistical
speeches by the Republican candidate
for Governor. He is remarkable
story teller, and when he wants to make
point be illustrates it with story.
Here is one Of his best:
"fhere lived once IN the little city of
Wiiliamsport, Pa, an old Judge by the
name Of Williams. This old Judge was
noted for two things For getting
mellow occasionally, and for being
pluekv and courageous under all cir.
eumsiancos a gamv old man II was
a peculiarityIof the Old Judge that when-
ever hc got mellow he grew correspond
ingly religious. One night he wandered
into protracled revival meeting and
seated himself upon he front seat. full
cf spiritual Influence OF some kind The
clergyman. engaged III bis preaching,
rose to a fer'ia pitch Of eloquence, aud
IN the midst ii it exclaimed: Show me
thesdruhkurd! Show me the drunkartl!
OF all men on earth the most unfortu-
s'crHaton Of all present the old Judge
rose, and unstcadily maintaining him
self exclaimed: Well. sir. here | am
The clergy man, having realized upon
his Investment much sooner than he
anticipated dida't know what to do
with it. They finally pulled The old
Judge down, and tho incident had
passed out Of memory almost. when the
clergyman again struck an imprisoned
period, and exclaimed IN the honesty
and fergor Of his heart: Show me the
hYpocri SHOW me the hypocrlt! OF
all men on Gods green earth The NEST
despicable. Show me tie hypocril
lherold Judge rose the second time, aud
reaching his cane over to 3 certain
shaky Old deacon, exclaimed: deacon.
why Ire devil don't you ct up when
70 uare called on?"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
peNs,o,. Humeue

General Black, Commissioner of
Pensions. has sent to the printer his re.
portion the searcnding the 30ih Of july
last, and places the Annual Pension
List ri something like ISL. GOO. 900
This is inggle with figures. and tn,
country ought TO understand that The
actual pension list OF tho country, the
annual pay mcnt for the annual accu
mutations Of pensions is less than $40, I
000.000, less than half what the Admin
istrarion is trying 10 make the people
to understand j u IL, the true figure:
bat il c3nlcs about in this way: There
are some arrears on the Mexican pen
siuns They were allowed in great
numbers and paid promptly. There
were thus numbers allowed during the
year that ran baek in arrears To 1880.
aud there We're tens of thousands thai
ran back rs far as 1850, and the total
payment for the year was the gross
sum that Commissioner Black talks
about. II would be Just MS fair il 4
man does not pay his taxes for year
ard then pays @300,. TO say his taxes
amount 10 $500, rs totake this assertion
OF Gen. Black literally The fact is the
Democratic majority ia The House IL
Repressnlativ; have shut their ears
utterly to tie appeals oi the old soldiers
of the country, and IL IS a fact that the
American people might just rs well
realize. 20 their eternal shame and dis
grace, thai there are in the aims houses
OF the country to-day more han $4,000
soldiers who were honorably discharged
frop, fhn army aud ,s-b, ..F9,A e, -sr,
the country and make possible the paw
ment Of the interest upon the Nations
debt, which has already assumed al
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
CLEVELAND.

AS we predicted some time ago. Mr.
CicFellnl did not dare to mention he
subject Of Chinese immigration in his
letter Of acceptance for two reasons;
first. because he was afraid OF the mug
wumps, who were fonder Of the China
man than OF the American; and second
because he was afraid Of his own party
Oh the same question Selrch the let
ter OF accaptlnce from top to bottom,
and Rot one word can be found about
the Chin Sc question.
G neral ilirrison' declaration on the
contrary is sharp, clear cut and posi-
tive. There can be no misiaking what
he will do on tho Chinese question when
be is President Or the United States.
These two letters exactly exempifv
the attitude of the two parties on the
subject Of Chinese immigration The
Democratic party INDUCES in all sorts
Of gcnorai'ies ap3 p'atitudos, bua when
an exclusion bill is introduced the Dem
ocratic Senators dodge, squirm and
twist, fight for delay, demand aud sup
port reconsideration Of the bill, and
throw every obstacle in the way OF its
passage. Republican Senators on the
contrary say: 1.-The people of the coun-
try demand Chinese exclusion, and shall
have il Il we can give il TO them even if
Bill Scott may make little political cap
ital ont Of the Introduction of the bill "
Harrison aud the Republican party are
for the people Of the United States;
Cleycl nd and the Democratic party for
Grover Cleveland and the offices.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

OF the success Of Hoods Slrsaparilla is
he fact that every purchaser receives a
fair equivalent for his money. The
familiar headline 100 Doses One Dol :
lar" stolen by imitators, is original
with and true only Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. This can easily be proven by any
one who desires to test the matter. For
real economy, buy only Hoods Sar-
sapariIla, Sold By all druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

aggregate larger than ali that has been
paid as pensions to the soldiers. The
upon the Union soItlier to this large ex-
tent is an indeli5le brand stamped upon
the honor and patriotism OF the Ameri-
can people. and the branding iron has
been heated and pressed upon the
qaivering honor of the country BY TIE
hand Of the Democratic majority in tie
house Of RepreSentatlves
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
eruss6Ba AcTs.


Ii amy Republican hears Democrat
ic noighbor boas.ing lsays The PhiIadel-
phia Press Of the bright prospects Of
the Democratic party, let him call his
attention Is these results IF this years
eeetions
Ia Oregon the Republicans cast the
largest vote they ever polled, gained
Tie largest plurality they ever had and
greatly increased their representation
in Both branches of the legislature. maxi
ing it from two thirds to three fourths
Republican
In Vermont the Republicans east the
largest vote they ever pcled AZ guber-
historical election, gained The largest
plurality they ever gave q candidate for
governor chose every member Of the
State senate aud made large gains
in the lower branch Of the legislature.
In Maine the Republicans east the
largest vote they ever pallcd, gained
enc Of TIE largest pluralitits they have
had in twenty years, elected q solid
State Senate. made large gains in the
lower Legislative liouSe. and elected
niaety-siX If tic ninety mine county
officers chosen.
LII Alabama The Democratic majority
was cut down in the recent State cleo
ton from one-third 10 two fifths The
exact figure is not Known rs vet. bat
there will be loss Of trom $4,000 to
10000 as compared with the Democrat
ie majority AT the corresponding State
election III 1884 THIS occurred, not.
withdrawing tho I1ap,onrosa Lo,-, u n,
entire control Of the ballot boxes.
In Arkansas the Democratic majority
of 1850 is reduced to one of l5.026
showing = Democratic loss Of SO. $40. the
opposition vote Of .jS7 in 1884 is in
creased to 81. 223, end the COMPRESSION
al district Of Clifton Il. Breckenridge.
who is one Of the godfathers Of the
Mills BILL shows an anti-Democratic
majority.
Facts are stubborn things,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
ONE SUMNER DAY.
WHAT TWO MEN DID.
nAarisos os rnr rlnLD u nArTIH.
- n 4 nrrFAlo 60


CLEVELAND M A nuFFALo SALOON
As part Of tho speech Of the Hon
Lewis Hanback, at he State Convention
at Topeka. Kansas. has been widely
published in the Republican newspapers
and as the report is not in particulars
correct, we subioin the following.
which can b. relied upon as being
verbatim;
Time, 8 o'clock in the afternoon, July
20, 1861 Place. Peach Tree Creek, GA.
Gen. Hooker TO Aide: Tell Harrison
to move mp bis commando
Time. O'Clock in the afternoon, July
20. 1864 Place, Buffalo. N. Y. Enter
three persons into q saloon. To bar
keeper: where's Grovcp' Bar
keeper; '.He viii be here in u few
minutes.
Time. $40 IA the afternoon, July 20,
1864 Place, Peach Tree Greek, Georgia
Harrison to Hooker: Where shall
put my command? Hooker: "Yondcr
on the left, IN two lines
Time, $40 in the afternoon. july 20,
1864. Place Buffalo. Enter Grove:
Hello, boys. what viii you have?"
Time $500 in the afternoon. July
20h, 1864 Place. Peach 1reefCreek,
Ga Harrison to Aide: ..Sav to Gen
eral Hooker, the enemy IS moving
heavily in my front Hooker 90 Aide:
My compliments ID Col Harrison, and
tell him TO double his skirmish line.
Time. $500 IN the afternoon, July
20th, 1864. Place, Buffalo. Grove,
What shall We play9H The boy
Seven mp.
Time. $50 in the afternoon, July
goth, 1864 Place, Peach Tree Creek
Ga. Harrison 20 Aide: "SaA % Gen
egal Hooker, the enemy is advancing IN
heavy columns ON my front Hooker
70 Aide: MY compliments to Col
Harrison, say 20 him to withdraw his
skirmish line slowly. and TO hold his
position at AL hazards
Time. $50 IN the afternoon. July
20, 1864 Place, Bnila'o Grove:
What the trump
Time. 6 o'clock in the afternoon, July
10th, 1864 Place, Peach Tree. Greek
CIR. Harrison 10 Hooker: GENERAL
Hooker. we have driven the enemy.
with great slaughter 1T every point,
and are in fun possession 81 Tie field. =
iiooker' with mighty oath: Colonel
lis H. aenr ond ~" 'o,, s, Iii 49, , ~
Time 6 O'Clock ii tho qflerroon, july
10th, 1864. Place, Bahulo. Grove: i
nave wen We game and drinks Bar.
Fn,r gu ra os peal : !, sFeh up
ing paper (irgat b@t,le II Georsial
Our side wins" To Grove: buy \
paper? Grove WIN 2 sweep OF his
~. ~ NY III, uo'',s' IT,
= ',' e9"'" "'''.,' . "'op io' q
'o,o"o' iol,'"'' n eaeefs' ahflns,
leiiihg ana throwing up OF mats and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
COUNTY TgCKE

For Sheriff,
FRANK G. THOMPSON,
OF Hazei Green.
For County Clelk,
JOIN THOMAS.
OF Montf0rt,
For Clerk Of Circuit Court,
w. A. JOHNSON,
OF Clifton.
For County Treasurer,
JOHN A. NEAVlLL,
OF Potosi.
lor Register Of Deeds,
MARTIN OSWALD,
or FcHnimore.
For District Attorney,
JAMES A. MURPHY,
OF Platteville.
For County Superintendent,
CHARLES T.. HARPER.
OF Lancaster.
For County Surveyor,
HERBERT =. GOULD,
OF Boscobol
For Coroner,
RUDE BLACK.
OF Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
TAG cAlNEsg QUESTION.

VIII those OF our fellow citizens who
nave harpcd 50 much uron the respec-
tive views Of President Cleveland and
General Harrison q, che subject of Chi
nnse En- igration. avs the San Franci4eo
Chronicle, be KIDD enough 10 contrast
the utteranc 81 the two candidates on
this sabja rs :hey are found in their
several sttc~s Of acesptance Of the Pres-
dontia nomination?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

New York Tribune: Once there was
a man who got caught out in the rain.
lie was hailed bY Noah as he sailed bv
in his ark. At tho time Noah hailed
the man the man was standing tip-toe
on top Of a flag staff which was planted
Oh the roof q the talest building that
the man could fed But even lhen the
man, Al he time Noah hailed him, was
TIP 10 bis chin in the water. "How
docs tin wet wea'her suit youp' in
qaired Naah 20, rrplod The man.
y realty hadn't noticed any humidity
20 speak If.
Moral This fable teaches what The
Evening Post means when it says that
the Democrats are satisfied with the
Maine election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

The best spring medicine or blood
purifier you can take, is few doses OF
st. Palrick's Pills. They cost % cents
box and accomplish more good than
si.oo invested in any other medicine
Guaranteed aud sold by A. Ii. BARBER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
UNREDEgMED LANDS.
NOTICE FOR TAX DEED.
(oFFICfAL.o
OFFICE oF1HEcOUNTY CLERK. !
Lancaster Grant County, Nis.,

AUGUST bib. lbs. J
Nctiee Is hereby given that the following de-
sentcd apds aud city and village lots In the
County Of Grant and Stale OF Misconsin were
sold b the reasurcr OF said county on the 18th
dayUf alay 1896. for the Delinquent taxes sf 1855.
The amauni set opposite % each tract Of and vii
e. or CITY lot, i the amount of tax interest
aud charges due thereon, computed up 10 the last
day Of redemption.
Now therefore, unless the taxes and charges
are paid on The following described tracts Of land
village and cHy lots on or before the 18th day OF
far, 1850, he same will be conveyed BY tax dee d
q the purchasers according to the provisions Of
law
fABBHEytATIoNs:--e east; ne, nortbeast; SC.
-oathcast' ". west; nv. nor hgesi: sw. south.
vast y, n0ftE; :. south: com commencing: beg,
eegl Mug; ran, running &C, acre. blk block; II.
feet; lis, lirlss; chs, chau-; addn. addition; pt
part afl. adjoining; ctg containing; ex, except
and. undivided; cor. conner; frac fractional; BID.
bonuded: th thence; see, section.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

4 spocialto the Milwaukee Sentinel
from Washin gton says:
Congressman Ia Toilette has Just re-
turned from a visit to New York, whore
be went 10 attend meeting of the
Executive committee Of the Republican
clubs. He also had several consuta-
tons with Republican managers, and
reports tLem as being in most ex-
celent spirits over the outlook. They
arc not only hopeful but confident. Mr.
La Toilette speaks IN the highest terms
Of Senator Quay's management, aud
considers him the best man who has
ever handled a canvass since Senator
Zach Chandler's time. In regard to The
outlook in New York state, outside {
the city, everything Is harmonious.
Largo numbers ofDemocrals who voted
for Cleveland have joined Harrison
clubs and from present indications ii AZ
rison will como 10 the Harlem riv /
with at least 20 GEO more majority than
Blaine had in the city, Republican pros
pecIs arc most excellent and gains are
reported on all sides. With full vote
aud fair contest Harrison will cut
down Cleyelands majority there con-
sidcrahly and should carry The state at
least $4,000.
A citizen Of Helena committed sui
eide lie took part in Demo
cratic parade five days ago fIe
was evidently conseicnce-smiliea.- 81
fdai Pioneer Press.
The workingman who votes the Free
trade ticket this year votes 10 reduce
his own wages Toledo Biadt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

A DISTRESSING accident occurred ea
the Lcbigh Valley railroad at Mud Run,
Pa. Two sections of an excursion
train telescoped, over fifty persons be-
ING killed and forty wounded
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

THE robbiog og mails is becoming
more frequent every day. Perhaps
Grover had better issue message on
the subject.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18


Az tho time of Iarrisou's nonina,ion:
ssznE17zzs-,ssasl
On the publication of his retaliation
message.
~asrz3s
On the publication Of bis letter Of ac-
ceptanee:
To-day; well tho Pros foreman can
uot find a rule short enough III slim
enough 10 show just what Mr. Cleye-
lands chances Of reelection ara % day.
A. j. Press
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

The objections to Chi
nese INN grafton are dis
tinctive ANA conclusive.
and are now SO gencr-i
ally accepted as SUCH
that the question has
passed entirely beyond
the stage Of argument.
The laws relating toI
this subject wo I'D i
should be charged
with their enforcement.
be faithfully executed
5 ich amendments forl
further legislation al
may be necessary anGI
proper to prevent eva /
sion of the laws aud toi
stop further. immi grafton
would also meet my ap-l
pgoyal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

TIE EASE BALL season is drawing to
close and there is no question but that
the New Yorks viii get the penant Mike
Kelley, Bostons $4,000 champion will
open a hotel in New York in conjunction
with John K NY, the Umpire
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
a THRlulHa INSTITUTION


Two thousand energetic agents con.
stantly talking accident insurance and
the simple aud admirable methods Of
the Proyident Fund Society, Of $50
Broadway, New York, is the secret of
The enormous business done by this
corporation in the past year. Many
millions have been written in that time.
aud il is said by insurance men who
are thoroughly conyersant with the sub
iect that these figures are phenomena
in he annals of life and accident in
surance. Mr.. A. ~ Lockwood, the
President, is a we'll known insurance
expert, who has devoted many years to
the study Of insurance and the society
owes its success TO his able manage
nert. The rates Of insurance are ex-
cecdingly low, being but SIP per annum
which sum entities the policy holder to
SO per week indemnity in case of acct
dent and s5.oo0if the accident proves
fatal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
80 rHE vANIaHIna -.

BEATS Ths VANISHING LADY.
MIR. CleTeIand's chances Of reelection
US modelled after Mr.. A'kinsoD's stats.
tical charts woulj seem to be about
thus:
Before his free trade message:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

fe3 It is 10 one wort cure I, is not merely
ISL, relief and in no sense q cure al il
Is Ire product Of scientific research
ID II strengthens while Il sooihcs and sus-
Lu. dles. heals and cures il literally con
eneri pain
Cd rs effects are curative and rermancn. q
OBJ the whnic GROUP Of muscular lsises 6
aud nervous ssani.s.
f&h Il does not merely irriiate the outer siir
Ttti, acc. DER docs i merely soften Or relax
d1a9rietd rn.cle 70 rs specific action :
superior curative virtue is supcraddtd.
rfh II pcletratcs deeply bnt gently; search
Jill. IlEsy ana surely, seeking tie pain
spot in an Effort 70 conquer.
e4h Encn eanuitnent Of The fsmu'a has
Oil. recognized intrinsic virtue to serve
uloss surely the cure Of pain.
I'D ~ Druggists aif ncl'ers Etergescyr.
7he Charles A. yoseler CO.. Ba.to., Nd.