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certainly would mott replied Miss
using slang:

"You certainly would not" replied MISS
Hauteur with quiet firmness. 90.
I'VE frequently hear educated and Guilt
waited people employ it in their conver'a-
ton" insisted the young lady.
THAT may be only too true; but 1t is no
excuse. We cannot fall into all the ways
practiced by even the SO called educated and
cultivated. For my W part continued
the principal, as she sat W very straight on
tho edge of the chair and glanced at the text
book She held in her hand, and again raising
her eyes, 'for my part l will allow the
boreal blasts to whistle through my whiskers
q very long time before | will indulge in the
use of slang Chicago Tribune.
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Richmond Live stock Market.

RICHMOND, Va, January Is.
REcEIPrs PAS head cattle, l55 sheep, 81
hogs. 49,
SALEs.-2i5 head cattle. l55 sheep, 81
hogs.
PRIcEs. Cattle: Best. At TO II gross;
medium to good. 81 to 4 gross; common
to fair, q to 3 gross; sheep, "a to 81 gross
hogs, 81 to "A net bulls, p to 81 gross.
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Able to Hold His Own.

Mrs Homer the landlady)-Mr. De Smith
has Just had his breakfast, Mr.. Simpson, and
he made no complaints about the butter.
Mr.. Simpson-No, l s'pose not. De Smith,
You know, is something Of an athlete. Texas
Siftings.
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"Miss Hauteur," said one Of the pupils OF
an Indiana boarding school for young ladies
TO the principal, I'VE want to ask you a
question before we rccite.'
Certainly, my dears; ask as many as you
wish"
would one Of we girls ever he justified in
using slang:"
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A Sure Sign.

First Member-Hss Senator Edmund.
come in yeti
Second Member-l think 50. / just saw
TIE janitor opening all the registers -Drifs.
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J. w. FRAYSER. 1915 L. Main street. 'D,s
sale and retail. Proprietor OF traysvih Uti.
inal Nerve and Bone Liniment.
l.. y. REEVE, or East Marshall. pr'Iu J.
DIVA y Norton's Horse Tonic. Poli0c,- Csc.
pepsia Remedy. &c.
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Estimated receipts Of hogs, 40
New York Markets.
Grain and Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND, Va. January 10.
REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-6S4 bushels.
Corn.-l,350 bushels.
Oats.-300 bushels.
Meai-60 bushels.
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CarbolIc Smoke Rail COMPANY.

Office, 10 No ia Eighth street. Richmond
Va. Catfrfb cared or money reflniei
Free test. Office bours gam, pm.
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AlRFIELD DAIRY formerly Wesihaml ia
n. Seventh street, and llG l.. Main street.
Fresh milk, cream, butter. butter wIk, and
cheese.
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Country Produce

n. WALLERSTINE x Co, II and 4 S. Fit
teonth street. Potatoes, butter, bc To-
tage, &c.
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Carpenters and Builders

WILLIAM G.. FULLER. ITO T.. Cary stree.
Special attention 10 repairing.
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Contractors and Builders

NUHtfHt0UT| HHW bUFIH'fE
A. c. HOUSTON. b8 T.. Main street.
JOSEPH I. WlNGFlELD, corner of iaure.
and Broad streets.
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Carriages aud Buggiest
J.. A. GRASBERG Err. H4S r.. Franklin street
All work guaranteed.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Whest.-Longbery, 800 bushels good on
rriyate terms; IS bushels, very good at &c.
Mixed, 65 bushels very good at Sc.
Shortberry, 80 bushels very good at 95c.
Total sales of wheat, 68i bushels.
Corn.-White, 776 bushels prime on pri-
yate terms: i72 bushels very good at 5sc (;
81 bushels very good at $50. Total sales OF
corn, 1000 bushels.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Reported by c. f. BEDFORD & CO.. Grain
Commission Merchants. No. 6 South Twelfth
street.
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Canvas Goods

Canvas Goods;
John J.. GERING, corner OF Fourteenth anj
Main streets. Tents. awnings. bags, horse ana
wagon covers.
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Candy Manufacturers
OLIVER B. DYER. 6li T.. Marshall street.
wholesale and retail. Sole sgcnt for The
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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Mrs. a. }. PYLE. 3l5 n. Fifth street. il.u.
cleaning. securing, ana carpet ciclf Oh
Manufacturer of the Acme RcnOyltOt.
Mrs. H.. BANNISTER, el6 T.. Broad ,f
Lace curtains II speciality.
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WALTER K. BRAUER, stall No. l., Flst
Market. Smoked beef tongues a speciality.
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bakers:
RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY, n. Al
proprietor, II $. Twelfth street. Wholf,
and retail.
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Or RELIABLE

@
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES.
Tho Directory Jeloso Of rehaJk and ooos
ouaness houses, gscing their bcdlcn ANA
BUSINESS, wtH be found Gerry useful a. a so,y,>
y Preference for Information rclatice { a.
md all the different branches Of 5uaneS.
Analytical Chemist.
Or: HENRY FROELING, II 5. Twelfth streo.
chemist 70 Chesapeake and Ohio and kic..
mond and Allegheny railroads. Special n.
tention to ores and mineral waters.
Architects:
". j. DIMMOCk, li@ f.. Main street ra
respondence solicited.
BARRIERS:
LILA II. GARDNER, 5l6 T.. i.n.
street. Hair cutting, dyeing, shawn
shanpooing.
bakers:
RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. n. Al
proprietor, IL 5. Twelfth street. Wholsu'
and retail.
Boots and shoes.
J. X. TEASDALE, l5l5 l.. Main street. n
$50 and q mems aud g. and ESQ ladies'
shoes.
Butchers
WALTER K. BRACER, stall No. l., f.wi
Market. Smoked beef tongues a speciality.
Candy Manufacturers
OLIVER Is. DYER. 6li T.. Marshall street
wholesale and retail. Sole agent tOr The
Cherokee Cough Drops.
Canvas Goods;
John J. GERING, corner OF Fourteenth anl
wagon covers.
Carbolic Smoke Ball Company.
Office, 100 Mo- Ia Eighth street. Richmond
va. Catfrfb cared or money refunded
Free test. Office hours Sam, pm.
Carpenters and Builders
WILLIAM G.. FULLER. ITO 4. Cary street
Special attention 10 repairing.
Carriages aud %Buggiest
J. A. ~GRASBEkGE k, li4S T.. Franklin street
All work guaranteed.
Contractors and Builders
A. c. HOUSTON. 58 T.. Main street.
JOSEPH !. WlNGFlELD, corner OF Laurel
and Broad streets.
Country Produce:
n. WALLERSTINE x Co. II and 4 S. go.
teonth street. Potatoes. butter, be
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Rarbers:
WILLIAM III. GARDNER. 5l6 T..
street. Hair cutting, dyeing. shawn
shanpooing.
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COTTON

Market quiet.
Quotations .-Middling, l0c.; low mid
ding, 9;c.; good ordinary, s9-l6c.
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r. Be it remembers! tM. on 1.-The day Of Ja9aay ISIS at the city foreS,d, before me R
executive authority and under the aw ofhe sta e OF VIRGINS, 10 take acknowledgement
of Deeds etc, to % used or recorded therein personally appeIed HERBERT A. CLAI
BORNE, President and. FRANK ID sTEGEk. Secretary, OF the MUTUAL ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA. who beMg duly sworn eposs and say, and each for imsefsa
true ani Coz rect staementof the actual condition. of said organization on the last day its
n@al year. to- witt the Nstd day OF December 1881 according to the best VI their information,
knowledge md belief respectively.
IN Testimony whereof hay ehereunto set my hand OIL the = day of January g.
lsIGNFDl r. NJ STEGER. N. p.
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". J. DIMM0CK, li@ T.. Main street H.
~respondence solicited.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01
Political Chat.

"No anarchists in the State Legisla,
ture for u.s." say the farmers of Dick
inson county.
Republican sentiment in Dickinson
county is solidifyiDg to an unusual ex-
tent and the chances for a grand vic
tory next Tuesday brighten day by
day.
Reverend Smut Publisher Harring-
ton has found that he has done more
toward the defeat Of Cranston and
Malott than any other element in this
years politics.
Simon Rothschild is making prepar-
ations for an immense sale of overcoats
next week. He says that there is 60
ing to be some mighty cold weather for
the Democracy about that time.
B. NJ. Anderson's pronunciamiento
says that the contest in the 69th dis
trict is between an implement dealer
and a farmer" Right he is. 1t lies
wholly between Sheahan and Gibson;
this man Anderson cuts no figure what
ever. He pleads earnestly for the cleo
ton of farmer and the people will
and place Gibson in the Leg
islature by rousing majority.
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District Court.

The case of Geo. Cowperthwaite vs..
the city of Abilene has been on trial
since Tues day noon. The defendant
asks for $4,000 for damages on ac-
count of injuries received from falling
through trap door near the Midland
hotel last spring. The city is repre-
scented by G. S. Crawford, city attorney
Stambaugh, Hurd s. Dewey and Jas.
Culbertson, and the plaintiff by Burton
s. Moore and j. II. Mahan. The case
is an important one ard is attracting
much attention.0
A break in the mornings doings was
the bringing before the bar the juryman
who skipped out yesterday afternoon
when a recess was taken that he might
have an opportunity to shake hands
with Senator Plumb. The man pleaded
that he misunderstood the judges an
nouncement and thought the jury was
discharged until today. Judge Nichol-
son gave him a severe reprimand.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01
Probate Court.

A large number of witnesses and on
lockers were present today at Judge
Seeds court on account of the trial OF
An insanity case. The case was that
Of the 2s-year-old son of Jacob Kohler,
who lives on Lyon creek in Liberty
township. The unfortunate young
man was partly paralyzed about five
years ago. He has been quite eccentric
ever since and recently became so vio-
lent that it was necessary to do some
thing and hence the trial today. The
family is a most estimable one and the
young man himself was bright youth
until he met with the above mentioned
misfortune.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01
ENTHUSIASTIC ENTERPRISE.
The Republicans Have Good Rally
in the CITY of Mills.

The Republicans of Enterprise took
their turn in the rally business Monday
night. They were not lukewarm in
the matter but went at it with much
enthusiasm. Nearly every business
house was illuminated with Chinese
lanterns and scores of residences were
ablaze with light from kitchen to attic.
The opposition was fairly green with
envy as the Republicans have not made
much noise in Enterprise and they did
not realize how much feeling there was
for the party of patriotism and protec-
ton.
About eight O'Clock the torchlight
procession headed by the Woodbine
band and marshalled by Col. Curran
formed on Main street and paraded the
principal portions of the city. A dozen
striking transparencies were carried
and a continual roar of cheers went up
from the paraders. A notable feature
of the procession was the Carrie Harri-
son club of young ladies who marched
with torches behind the band.
Upon adjoining to the opera house,
the auditorium was crowded to the
door by an intelligent audience of ladies
and gentlemen. Senator Kohler pre-
e;dad ond ;ntrodnood the opool-ar of
the evening, Col. A. B. ForsYthe, who
made clear, forcible speech that held
the closest attention and compelled the
of his hearers.
He showed in unmistakable terms
that this campaign is waged upon no
single issue. He discussed in logical
words the Southern outrages, the
Southern tendencies of the administra-
ton, the tariff question in all its bear
ings and that ever fruitful source of
the infamous postal SER
vice of Kansas.
Col. Forsythe is an interesting talker
and drove his points home with telling
effect.
The audience was also entertained by |
some vocal music from the Abilene
Harrison and Morton Glee Club which |
captured the Enterprise
people by its delightful singing of Re-
publican campaign songs. The Wood
bine band rendered several fine instru-
mental selections.
The rally was very successful one
and proved that Enterprise is wide
awake for Republicanism.
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TELL THE TRUTH.
The Facts Regarding the A. o. U. w.
Excursion to Salipa.

Although the REFLECTOR had a
special reporter with the A. 0. U. w.
excursion to Salina Monday afternoon
and evening, it charitably suppressed
its report, not wishing to reflect too
severely upon our sister city's hospi-
tality(?). But when the Gazette came
out this morning with its bombastic
account of the right royal entertain
ment'' and of "another item added to
Salinas long list of hospitalties," we
could not forbear to show up the affair
in its true light.
The special train which took about
seventy-ive of AEilene's most promi-
nent ladies and gentlemen arrived in
Salina about three O'Clock Monday
afternoon. Although the visitors had
been invited to Salina, they found no
preparation whatever made for their
reception. They wandered up town
and finally brought up at the hostelry
of that liking of caterers'(?), Mr..
Limguber, who for liberal compensa-
ton gave them a very ordinary hotel
treatment. And, with the exception
of the commendable efforts of one Sa-
lima gentleman who did his best,
this was the only royal entertain
ment" received.
The gentlemen of the party went to
the lodge room and assisted In the Sc
cret and elective work Of the order.
The ladies stayed at the hotel or Won
dered around the village until their
husbands Joined them, when the whole
party went to the Santa Fe depot to
await the special train. The cbump
of station agent was too lazy or too
much imbued with Salina bOorishness
to open the depot, and for nearly two
hours the guests stood around on the
platform in the dark and cold, alter
nately commenting upon the ''long list
of hospitalities'' enjoyed and wishing
that the train would come.
That is a specimen of Salinas hospi-
tality. When her people come to Abb
lene next year upon similar occasion,
we will teach them the duties OF host
and treat them as visitors should be
treated when invited to sister city.
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HERE IS 4 CHANCE FOR You.
3 Grand Cash Capital Prizes.
Cd Cash Capital Prize, $4,000 in Gold.
Sd Cash Capital Prize, $4,000 i'm Gold.

Any buying SIS worth goods any time in our
house from November entities him the three
gold prizes Remember 500 IN GOLD GIVEN AWAY, FREE
You need buy SIS worth $40
worth Of goods entities At the same
time buy goods Cheaper house
this city county WE PLAIN FIGURES
AT POSITIVELY THE LOWEST PRICE Remember the
only house makes such liberal offer This for your
alone Don't forget the place.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
cial correspondence of the REFLECTOR:

WI Va INV AsAShi@6NApN'
CHAPMAN, KAN. Oct. 80, 'SS.
Burglars entered s. r. HOag's house
on Sunday night and relieved him of a
couple of five dollar gold pieces that
were in his pants pocket.
Mr.. Francis is back in his place at
the Z. z. depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Snyder visited in
Junction City on Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. F. B. Lille, of Dighton, arrived
in Chapman this morning.
DIR. King was in Chapman on pro-
fessional business yesterday.
S. r. Hoag is rapidly gaining in pop
ularity as the candidate for high school
trustee and will undoubtedly be elected
by large majority.
Our little opera house has been
nicely fitted up with paint, paper and
new scenery, and the first entertain
ment in it will take place tomorrow
evening. The Markee family, of abb
lene, will give an entertainment.
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From a personal letter we learn that
Capt. C. ]. McDivitt, now in Santa
Paula, Cal, will be home in time to
vote for Harrison, Morton and Hum
phrey. 1t is rumored that ne will
move to Wichita to engage in business.
California does not suit Kansans, in
spite of it's magnificent climate"
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Enthusiastic Republican Meeting.

A large audience gathered at the
Deming school house last night to hear
Hon. F. B. Dawes discuss the issues
of the day. The gentleman in an able
and convincing manner proceeded to
show the benefits derived from pro-
tective tariff, after which he paid his
respects to the Union Labor platform.
His remarks were so fair and yet criti-
cal that he won the respect of his hear
ers and at the same time convinced
them that the Laborites had not
shadow of justice in their claims for
suffrage.
Mr.. D. then yielded the floor to our
old friend, Geo. F. Livingston, who
felt called upon to make few remarks.
His words were merely rehash of the
doctrine promulgated by that prince of
frauds, Jesse Harper. Several of Har-
per's wild statements were repeated as
if actually believed by the speaker.
Mr.. Dawes again took the floor and
amid rounds of applause answered MI
LIS statements one after another,
showing their falsity and baselessness.
He received the heartiest of commend
alton from the auditors as the work of
establishment progressed a, d it is our
opinion that George won't ask any
more questions of Republican orators,
his arguments were so completely de-
strOyed.
Dawes continued at some length,
still further exposing L. L. fallacies,
and when he closed it was with a most
favorable impression left upon the au-
dience and good work done for Re
Highest price for produce at Berry,
4 O. ~
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Special Prices.

Kump Fickes & Co. will make the
following special prices on groceries
for THREE DAYS ONLY, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week. All
sales must be.FOR CASH:
SO bars soap, S1.00.
% pounds Navy beans, LOO.
3 pounds dried grapes. % cents.
Is pounds sugar, LOO.
II pounds dried apples, 90.
II pounds dried blackberries, LOO.
II pounds dried peaches, LOO.
] pound roasted coffee. 20 cents.
% pounds cat meal, 100.
Is pounds rice, LOO.
kit white fish, IS cents.
3 pounds raisins, % cents.
l car Iowa potatoes cheap.
car apples.
Flour 10 cents cheaper per sack than
elsewhere.
pound raspberries, % cents.
package starch, 5 cents.
package soda, cents.
l can baking powder, 5 cents.
156 st, 10-1t,
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Official Paper Of County and City.

Young Henry De Haven picked up
five dollar bill this morning opposite
Morse's shoe store. He has not yet
found the owner.
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Wall Paper.

IT. Hornaday Sc Co. are selling all
grades of wall paper at about cost for
the next so days. Now is the time to
secure bargains. Remember our great
bargain sale will only last for so days
80 come at once to j. 7. Hornaday &
Co. g, 314 Broadway, Abilene, Kas.
10-3t
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The Gazette wonderfully and will
fully misrepresents facts in order to
curry favor with the people gifts future
home, Salina. Better tell the truth.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01

Hats, caps and gents furnishing
goods, cheapest of the cheap, at Berry,
Berry & Co.'S Don't fail to look at
them before purchasing. l
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01

The famous trotter, Invincible, made
an attempt to trot a mile in $40 this
afternoon at the Driving Park. He
only succeeded in making 2:25.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01

Before buying your winter clothing
lock at Berry, Bery u Co.'S immense
stock. |, is oil of good quality and
excelleDtly made.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01

Berry, Berry s. Co. want 500 dozen
live chickens at once for which they
will nav the highest market price.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01

There is no end tn the tinware at
Berry, Berry & Co.'S. Eve ryibing is
of the b st material and workmanship.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01

Mrs. w. Banks held the lucky num-
Der that drew the satin tidy of May
Bradfield's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01

Highest cash price paid for eggs a
Kump, Fickes s. Co.'s.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01

WANTED A good girl to do general
bOusewOrk. Call at Hawk 4 SEeltOn's
dry goods store. loft
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Farmers, y"u cali get TIE NEST money
for your eggs al kump. Kickes & Co. S.
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Get your mittens, gloves, etc. for
winter wear at Berry. Berry 81 Co.'S.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01

Berry, Berry & Co, have a choice line
of canned goods of all descriptions.
1t Will pay YOU TO look at their stock.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-01

II cents paid for Eggs at thu p"rlor
Grocery. 1O-lt
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Look out for Demo-
cratic lies on the eve
of election when too
late to be answered
by Republics

Still some winter clothing which we
viii close out at cost. ~
BEsRr, BERRY & Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-31
Cure Of Cancer and Ulcers.

Judge T. e. NcLondou whites to The
Swift Specific Co.: "AcoU. three years
ga, Jerry Bradley, had . cancerous
sore on his face, e the right eye Il
caused him q great deal OF pIc, and he
lost IA sight Of the eye, but was finally
cured By the use Of Swfts SPECIFIC
This case u well known in Wilkes Co.,
Ga, where 10 lived"
NJ. L. Cox, OF Arxabutla, Tate Co,
0iSa, writes: Il suffered . great deal
from OLD ulcers for years. Your meii.
eias WaS recommended, and after using
six bottles l was completely cured
Your Medicine does even more than you
claim Tor IT. I have known It to cu8
eases which were thought h~oDeIesa."
Mrs.. A. ~ Goldsmith, No. Ca Warren
St. Brooklyn. n; Y, writes: Il COM
meneed using s. 3 8. about three years
ago. HAD suffered with Q sore throat
fog over . year. fused . great many
other remedies with no good results
Ny little girl also, had sore fingers; il
commenced from the quick, and then
the nails would come Of. We doctored
her for over W years, and when com.
1enced using s. =. s thought would
. what it would do for her. am
thankful 70 say tina: it entirely cured
her. II is the best remedy / know
OF Tor the hood. really believe
It vas the means of saving my life.
The doctor told me I had q throat dis
ease similar TO General Grants I
cheerfulIy recommend il 20 al suffering
from ~disorderei blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
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