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E e. II F. II E. E. I.
IS IS II T. I. A INV n \
E. E. e 4 !. + i / e. Is:
F. s S$##E$$$F e. T. - -
FULL wE1GHT-PURE-MosT PERFECT MADE
Enaorsed he:s
Fwder
does not contain Ammonia. Lime or Alum. Sold only
NEW Pc qSH RRIcr n eas2sS 5o~DF e. Gou,a
ja1-s,m&w
A POINTER
How to get the benefit Of Christmas present. When
nsiaetsl See our great assortment Of Suits and over
for Men and H0Ys # NESS known before
9yyEER Rc9sTs 5eSp qesaa ,gS f.s e.
qssaf ssS f's sIs5S
OyERC0ATS at $40, reduced from Sl1.
0vERCoATS at s12, reduced from ais.
ONERCOATS at 81 3, reduced from 800
OvERCOATs at s22 genuine Montagnac. reduced
' STORM IN ovERcoATs at 90, 90 and BIO. reduced
from 80, $12 and els.
GOACHMEN,s COATS at $50, reduced from $40.
reduced from $40. '
Double breasted Chinch COAT and VEST nj slO
reduced from SIS
Suits all grades, styles and materials from &C. for
good well-Inade Suit, to $50 for fine Dress Suit
mil line Of Prince Albert suits from up Broad
s9ih FMl Dress and Double breasted Frock Suits
Our line Of BOYS SUITS and OvERCOATS is COM
Piete ana prices have been cut down unmercifllly
We can mt any boy from to 8 years with Suit or
oT U al saving Of fully ne-thrd in price.
Price. e' "A."' ZIG
OAK HALL,
Corner 10th and r SITS NV
IL p. m. 'dlS '
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An Appropriate Present for your wife or
sister. one of our beautiful light-running New
Home Machines. Special discount for cash. at
OprENHEIMEE's. 514 9th IT. NV
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FINE WATCHES at low prices. TAPPAN's, Goa
9th st. NV
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lot Wood Checker Boards worth 81. r~duoed ps,os
ol 10, Ms sns.ss' l se s iSiRs .hS hi Is &
soldiers worth 3Sc-. rdaced rl1ce lse
lot sso 1ea-Iins. reduced frice ~, ~
/ ioi 50 aud !se. Tin Toys rehussd I,ics ef.s
Ios s.. Di.he. worth ]; 90 rsasS.i pT,ss es,
.. 10, Plate SCI. q Knife. fork and srOOn. we
ioi Xmas Horns. worth loc r~aucea rrice &c.
l. - - lSc' , rss,Sced , ITsss 70 70
DOLLS car pEPaRTMENf.
ie' Dolls Cars Were - reduced Ir7es 20,
FUR DEPlRrMENT.
lot Imported hare Mufs. satin lined. worth 81 -
S S, Ss sl s.. % %ss s SS-ts r rSs al, G
, iot Nuiri. Beaver NUTS. worth e.. r~dnocd piics
! 70, Sgtria Beaver Muns worth ss7s. reduced
lei Genuine Beaver Nuns worth 90. reduced pTscs
10, Genuine Monkey Nun-. worth s6 80. redus-s
,,l lSf Monkey sets Boa and Nuns. worth sio. ~
lot Russian HAre Trimmins. worth Soc. reduced
lot Lynx Trimming. worth $50. reduced prsce
Big B,rssins IN ohnarrn'. rgr. ,.,.
DkEsS-TRlMMlNG DEPARTMENT
lot MelonAi~e la-sementer go IN Al shades. wss~
'Yci and Dc, rySinced price e,c. yard.
yHr S, t reduGed rries b. syArd,
49,, ~ ne hssNy Mourning fringe. worth sl.sA
lot coorei GirIlss. worth 81. rcluccd Price soc.
,e,. Dhn GOODS PAhrMENT
.,,'olhce Ali-Noul Drsss Goods. Inoots, ladifs'
cloths Homespuns aud Plaids. -ald formerly at II.
5ancSo 10, - Ier ssri reduced Irice 30 ssri
s SH SID formerly At 4oc. Yard reduced we.
3sinsh All-weol French ser.-c in desirable shade.
lot io-4 and il. Si,e M.al,S is@seis
ss%Heal' which We're s4oO and $40. reduced prss.
24.inch Al-wool French FlAnnei. IN strirs-s sfa
Ss 80 TTt a,s sa Ys S,, rs Eer var.
al ~ sid formerly al So - yard. reduced Irice
dozen Bed comfertable- unnnuiarturcr'- ~anrlss,.
al MNrallsr blanhrts IN handsome ds~isrns. sold -
:, remnants OF Lonsdale Muslin at - a yard. Ard
h,mnsnts Of l,ons,iale Canhslc AZ a. a yard
lot me Beachrd Damass Towels knotied frinsse,
II Table Covers, size from ~ 10 yards lus fsr-
mer price T. reduced price 81 each.
lot oi me 10 and 4 BlaIkets slisiitly -oilsd
sold as ilisn AZ $40 "a close At IS.
FANCY GOODS DEIAk1MENr
10y writing furtioiios, regular prc- SSr redurs
lot ~rtins Tablets. regular price I, reduced pr,-e
le; Jspsne-e PAPER Knives. regular price 5oc -
lol fne Photograph Folding Albums. worth Ell ~
10, hne Flush Boxes stationery. worth .6s. f.-
! lot photograph Albums, worth . 80. reduo.a
lot hne silk Plush Photograph Albums. worth 81
! lot flush Glove Boxes satin lininss. worth ell,
lot Collar and Cua Boxes. worth $3.50. r-duo-d
TOILET AND MANICURE CASE DEPARTMENT
lot Zine Plush Cases lap-e siy. SATIN lined nllaa
VIII slluloid Comb rlsh, Mirror. aud Toilet outnt
lot extra large Plush Cases. filled with CelluloSd
Senb, Brush. Mirror, aud Manicure outht worth
! lot inner. worth s,ti 90 reduced price s44s
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Next week-Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON in THE
RIVALS assisted by cast of unusua, excellence.
Prices-Jeferson engagement 81, al.5O. 81, as.
30 and 25c.
Seats Now Sale dis
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HoNE-MADE NISCEMEAT.
Quarts and half-gal. jars,
45c. and zoe.
At A. HEITaULLER 4 Co.
1898 14th st.
QnEpa CT q i ~, EI. OH 81 AZ
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observation-disclosures Rings. &C.: beautiful
designs in Clocks; 81. so up. Franks 46l Pa. av.l
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GUNS, Ere, for sale. ]. II. KUEHLING. 1912
Pa. ave.
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TINE VLOCkS at IAPPANs, bU4 yth SC. NV.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Mems Embroidered Slippers, handsome pat
terms, only 73c.; worth @1.5O
See samples in our window
Ladies' Felt and Embroidered Slippers only
9Sc.: worth :1.5O.
Ladies' Kid Button Eoots. patent leather tips
or plain, only S1.24: worth 81
Mems Calf Lace Shoes 5i.SS, worth So.
full line of Mems Calf, Kip and Rubber
Boots at special prices.
FAMILY SHOE STORE.
80 7th street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Beginning next Monday Evening. Dec. 18th.
One Week Only (six Nights and saturday Mstinee)
cI.E & Is nessu1sE
CLARA LOUISE
C CLsRs L I9TIsE
k E. EN- e. + + &c GO s gee s0q
Esr TIL ILL oS : { es &c { as 6
EEE MN soeo / Il SIS HI
E.. Mn Mn { ss s. Luz # sssss Hi
90 PPP ZEE RRR A
$sj$ F. F., Is IS Z Z
COMPANY.
COMPANY.
COMPANY.
COMPANY.
REPERTOIRE FOR THE WEEK:
MONDAY EVENING, III Troyatore"
December i .. tkellogg and IahattD
TUESDAY EVENING. Bohemian Girl"
December Is PeruriniD
WEDNESDAY EVENING, "Faust."
December 10. tkeIloeg and soattD
THURSDAY EVENING, Bohemian Girl"
December 20. Perugini.)
FRIDAY EVENING, Carmen"
December 81. (Kelloev and Perueini) }
SATURDAY MATINEE, N Troyatore"
December y. tKellogg and Iabatt }
SATURDAY EVENING, Martha"
December 22 With an excellent cast
Prices 81 80, 81. as, So and p cents
Seats now on sale at Box ONCE. dl3-4t
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hOCHESTER LAMPS az ShedG 4 Bro.
THE p. E. SHARpLEss
Gii:-edge Butter.
Cow and Sheaf Prints
GEO. VI. OYSTER. JR..
Stands 1I5, 176, III Center Market,
near 18th street.
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QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE, fragrant, lasting.
cheap. MxRrz's Drug Store.
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Go TO NJ. Dempsey's art store for art studies
and artist materials.
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DATTLE OF SHILOH
ID Is now open from
ga. m. to Top. m.
18th ST., two blocks south of Treasury Buildn9 N.
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Puff Scarfs are the rage, and we are nm
with the times. Our assortment of colors COM
prises white. black, and hundreds of interme-
date shades.
FRANC One Price Halter and Furnisher.
1 Cor It'll and D.
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. Is :, Umbrella shades,
.ses Rochester lamps.
- ~ Bnoou, ISL 18th street.
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Rock AND RYR. for coda
ia Per g. bottle; SOC. per pit. bottle.
AL !. ! A. HxIrNuILER d Co.,
9~fsF 1888 18th St
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
Election Notice.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IS.


COUNTY OF SHIAwAssEE ( So
WHEREAS, petition was on the 10th day of
December, a. ID. 1887, duly filed with the
County Clerk of Shiawassee County in the
State of Michigan, pursuant to the provisions
of section one G), of act No one hundr ed
Legislature of the State of Michigan, passed at
the regular session of 1887. an d approved June
18th. A. d. 1887, which said petition is signed
by more than one fifth of the voters OF said
county, as shown oy the vo'e for Governor at
the election held on the second day of Nov
ember, A. D 1886, who arc qualified to vote
for county officers in said county;
Iherc/Oye Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to the provisions OfSaid section No. one
~, of said act above referred to, an election
same to be held In each voting precinct in
said county, mt the usual places and between
the usual hours of holding elections for state
and county officers as provided by law, said
election to take place on Tuesday. January
2tth, A. d. 1888, to determine whether or not
No. two ~ of said act above referred To shall
be manufactured or sold within the limits o.
said Shiawassec county
All the electors voting at such election thai
the manufacture and sale of Intoxicating liz
uOrs for use as a beverage shall be prohibited
shall have printed or written, or partly
printed or partly written, on their ballots
the words, Against the manufacture and sale
ofintoxicating liquors" and all the electors
voting atsuch election that such manufacture
printed or written, or partly printed or partly
written on their ballots the words, "For the
manufacture and sale of Intoxicating LID
uors."
DATED, OORUNNA. DECEMBER nth, A. ID.
1887.
FRANK f. WEIGH,
BY w. X. CHAPEL, County Clerk.
Dep. County Clerk
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
Send for Sample Copy

Thcy are sent free 30 ell lo',o dppEJ.
SUBSCRIPTION RiTES.-WEEKLY, per
year, ssi.oo; six months, Cd cents three
months, 80 cents. DAILY, per year. 5000;
six months, Sc 90; three months, @1.Io; fonc
month, so cents.
VALUABLE PREMIUMS arc gwen TO all
subscribers and agents. We want q gooi
agent in every town and village where wo
have not ono now at work. Send for our
Special Circular TO Agents and sec our
liberal offers.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
AGAINST THE SALOON.

Tho MAIL AND EXPRESS is tho recognized
National organ of tho great Anti-Saloon Re-
publican movement. 1t believes that tho
liquor traffic rs it exists to-day in tho United
States is tho enemy OF society. O fruitful
sourco of corruption in politics, tho ally of an
archy, school of crime, and with It's avowed
purpose of seeking to corruptly control
elections and legislation, is menace to
the public welfare ana deserves the condcmna-
tion of all good men.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
Two for a Cent

And the best ever made. Cheap
enough. surely, and. SO good that
those who have used them won't have
any others. What are they? Ath-lo-
pho-ros Pills. What are they for2 For
disordered Stomach or Liver, lndlgest-
ion, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Nervous
or General Debility, Headache, LASH
tude. Diseases of Women. They'll
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life and strength. Small and pleas
ant 10 take, wonderfully effective.
Prepared from the formula OF an
eminent physician. Neatly put upin
bottles, and sold by all druggists.
THE ATHLOPHOROS CO.
ii2 Wall ST., New York.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
A National Newspaper,
OUR POLITICS.

We believe the Republican party to bo tho
true instrument of the POLITICAL PEoI-
&; - of tho American people; and holding
that the honest enforcement of its principles l.,
the best guarantee of tho national welfare. wc
shall support them with all our might but wo
shall always treat opposing parties with con-
sideratiOn and fair play
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20

"Something New" the best on
earth for nickel at M. L. Bagg &
Co.'s.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
You Can Make Money

by accepting our Cash Commission offers or
working for our valuable and popular premi-
ums. Address tho MAIL AND EXPRESS, New
York City.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20

Great bargains in pillow shoes at J..
Collins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-12
BELLAIRE.

A son Of Dink Hall fell from scaffolG
yesterday and broke his arm.
The price paid for the property of Mrs.
Baron by the Ohio Tin and Copper Com,
psny was $4,000, instead of s., 600, as
stated in these columns.
VIM. Oliver is making up the forms OF
the new paper of Vim. Button, which will
be published in the interior OF the State
The concert Of the Good Templars takes
place tomorrow evening.
NJ. M. Knight, of Quaker City, was in
town yesterday. The doctor still has real
estate investments in Kansas. He still
thinks Wichita good place for an invest
ment.
An apron social will he held this even
ing at the house OF DE-. Geo. Taught by
Miss Rose Weble.
Frank Archer came very near being made
President of Council. VIM. Reeds name
was Eli.
John MeCaffrey's boat house was acct
dentally sunk by parties launching it.
1t Is likely that the Enterprise window
glass works will erect glass works at
North Baltimore.
There should be big turnout at the cit
liens meeting in Capt CARROTS Office on
Monday evening.
Quimby Herrick, formerly manager Of
the Boston Shoe Store, has gone to Allie
ghenY, where he has secured COED posi-.
ton.
The new members Of Council are Jacob
Boneysteele, Jacob Ritz, Thomas Shelly
and John Gallaher.
Noble street will not be paved for some
time.
The Republicans met in the City Hall
last night and arranged for the Congress
sional Convention on May 18th.
DR.. G. A. Close, of this city and Mics
Ella wilkins, of st. Clairsville, were mar
ried yesterday. They will go to house
keeping at once.
The assessors left their tax blanks about
town yesterday.
A woman with stained character was
arrested yesterday. She was afterwards
taken to St. Clairsville.
Miss Mary Sullivan has returned from a
visit to Allegheny.
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however, well spoken of by the press Of
other cities, and will no doubt give good
entertainment.
John Smith, of Don, Ohio, was in the
CITY Yesterday. Mr.. Smith still cutters
keenly from the effects of the blow he re-
ceiyed at the Glendale school house sew
eral weeks since.
Mr.. Fred Coss and Miss Annie Co.'S were
married at the home of the BRIDES parents
on Sctoch Ridge, yesterday. Mr.. Co.'s is
popular Young man of exemplary habits,
and is employ ed in Mann's foundry. miss
Coss is well-known resident OF Scotch
Ridge, and is respected by all who have
her acquaintance. They will live on West
Walnut street.
Several gentlemen interested in publish
ing a review of the business interests OF
Belmont county were in the city ut work
yesterday.
David Ray has returned from visit in
New Castle, Pa.
wv. Lane and Lou Clark, two plumb,
ers, came together while at work ut the
Central school building Yesterday.
DR.. B. q. Williams is in Wetzel county,
W. Va where his father is seriously i'll.
Charles Starlight is building new
house on the corner Of First and Locust
streets, to be used as saloon by Henry
Matter.
Contractor Zaek Fawcet has large
force of men at work on the addition to
the Etna mill. The frame work Is abOut
ready to be raised.
xyhn had
home of Mr.. John NARROW, was 80 far re-
covered yesterday as to he taken home.
Mr.. Julius is again able to be out
Mr.. Joseph Finney, from the heights,
was in town yesterday. In spite Of the
weight of 81 years, he walked to town and
back.
Mrs. Edward Updegraff, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, is conyal-
escent.
Mrs. VIM NJ. Lupton ia in Canton, o +,
visiting Mrs. DR.. P. Wells.
7 Miss Minnie Cow met with slight ac-
cident while riding to school in this city
yesterday. Her horse became unmanage-
able and threw her to the ground, infiict-
ing injuries of n nature serious enough to
warrant the calling of doctor.
The following prizes have been donated
TO the different classes at the baby show,
to be held in lafayette Hall, Saturday,
from to 4p. m:
E. G. Boyd, pair shoes to latest baby
under year.
c. W. Swartz, pair shoes to latest baby
between and 2 years.
Conrad Long, large doll to brightest girl
between and years.
Albert link, chair to brightest boy be-
tween and 3 years.
l. G.. Dillon & Co. silver mug to most
popular baby under year.
John A. Lash, cup aud saucer to most
popular baby between and . years.
J. W. Grub, fork and spoon to most
popular baby between and 3 years.
G. Mendel & Co, chair to prettiest girl
between and years.
Friend & Son, chair to handsomest boy
between and years.
The committee having the show In
charge take this plan to ask the parents OF
all children under three years Of age, in
the city, to bring them, with name and
date of birth. 10 the hall and compete for
the prizes. Do not wait for personal solic-
itation. Prizes can be seen in @. w.
Swartz's window, in Commercial Block.
We desire to inform the public that we
are in no way connected with the dry
goods store recently opened in Martins
Ferry by Mr.. Julius Jacobs.
HENRY JACOBS & Co,
Wheeling, W, Va.
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MoUNDsvILLE MOTIFS.
r p oldham ia at W;ncbsster.

G. R. Oldham is at Winchester, Va.
Rev. L. L. Stewart and DR.. j. A. Lydia
are at Buckhannon, looking after the inter
est of the M. E. Seminary.
David Hammond, of New Martinsyille,
Ia in town.
7. T. Francis new store, in the Third
ward, will soon be completed. 1t is great
improvement on the old building.
The loan and art exhibition in the 7. M.
C. A rooms opens this evening with q
musical and literary exhibition, and will
continue three days.
Several new prisoners from kanawha
county were lodged in the Penitentiary
lately
Daniel NJ. Garvin and Margaret Kemple
were married here by l.. l.. Stewart on
March Doth.
A box car standing on the o. K K. X
switch was broken into by thieves Sunday
night. A box of shoes was broken into
and kit of fish and barrel Of plaster
paris were stolen. A day book with the
name of John Campbell in it was found
near tie car. Officer Lowe and Prosecuting
Attorney Meighen went down to Powhatar
yesterday to look for the stolen goods.
| They no doubt mistook the cement for A
No -four.
Benjamin F. Clark and Annie X. Mason
were joined in matrimony the fore part o.
| the week.
L. B. Purdy, J. Martin and Alex.
Ewing are attending the Knights o.
Honor convention at Morgantown as dele
gates from this place.
The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee held a meeting in the Court House
on Tuesday. II was decided to hold dis
trict meetings in each of the several dis
tricts on Saturday, April %, to choose
delegates to represent them in the Wheel
ing convention on May 9Th. and also tC
elect a new Executive Committee. Each
district is entitled TO ten delegates.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The bszar and entertainment to be given
by tie Presbyterian Church in Lafayette
Opera House Friday, Saturday and Monday
evenings premises to he an affair of more
than ordinary interest. A baby show, at
which prizes will be awarded the prettiest
and heaviest babies, will be held.
James Ralston and Ed Blacktord, two of
our we'll known young men, left on Mon
day evening to try their fortunes in the
great and growing West. They had not
positively decided where they would locate,
bat had tickets for st. Louis and intended
to go on West. Toey did not make their
intentions known 10 their parents and
friends.
Weston Brothers, in their comedy drama,
The Way of the World" will appear in
Lafayette Hall tonight. Their engage
ment was rather unexpected by Mr..
Miller, and they have not been very
thoroughly advertised. The company is,
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. A. V. Ducher, representing J. P
Smith, Son & Co., of Pittsburg, was in The
city yesterday.
Reese Mcdonald is Mt work raising the
room belonging TO Robert Atchison and oc
eupied by Joseph Aenuer. The building
will be raised about two feet,
DR.. Sanders, of WellsSille, tracer EN-
ployed by the c. & P. r. r, was in the
city yesterday.
Joseph Il. McCleary, Of New Bedford
Ohio, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs Samuel Wood nanse, who is at AT
gold, Ind, is, according to telegram re
ceived last night, in quite serious condi'
ton. Mr.. Woodmanse started for Argold
last night.
Mr.. C. H Carpenter leaves for Cam
bridge 10 morrow.
Rev. j. A. Pierce, of the West End NJ. E
Church, has removed to Kirkwood.
Mr.. John Huth, of Fsirpoint, was in the
city yesterday.
Quite number of Bridgeport people at.
tended the ball game on the Island yester'
day.
Mr.. George Gifin was in GAINESVILLE
yesterday attending meeting of the di
rectors of the Cbildren's Home.
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INV MY SIDE ACHES !
PETROLEUM V. Massey

Savs "Intir,it acquaintance with tru
frsys always increases our resPeckt fui
that fTeEt. nh.
Thus IS the reason Why SynVta BLOCKS
continue TO make friends ~ Their virtue
become better known. CisrYmen, puohe
sneakers. and Usap!. N al the avenues o.
M. axe init IN their praise OF that Won
4arfrI new remedy, SynNi.a Cough hi0cks.
They oT,. warranted Ia cure Coughs, Go!ls,
RT.,-s;tis No:-ssae~S, Tickling N tie
Tbr,,t sore Thr0at and CcO1P; - doses,
- ,.rss Egnits,'s bear testimony to toe
-s,,s,s,blc ,ur,s OF DjaIrhcsS, DEseatcfy,
EIux Cholera EnEti'C;2 o. Summer Com
T,Iaint ard Clolrr9 Morhus, effected by
Svry;ts Blackberry Blocks; p doses, p
rsr.s We have stacks Of Testimonials
from mothers. who, after doSiH" toeir chll-
drsn with strong medicines FOR GtEeE sap
.o.,J diseases, f..yc cG,ap,etsly cared them
nv usipg SyuUta Worm Blocks; - doses
- cents. After Won have tried all the
y,iyl- Drlced bottle reuvd ~ and nave louno
a, relief bly package OF SylEIta KID
ne Elng.I ana .iyer Blocks aud be cured.
So dose, 81 ceEjs Ii yOC want the hnest
tonic B;t,ers IL the market, boy package
nf Syrvita Bitter Blocks for % cents, ana
D,aks from I to l gallon IF pure tonic Bit
ters.
An thee remedies ouly l cent a dose.
No box, no ta.spV1U, no sticky hottie. Put
m in vlteut UaC s;ages. Warranted to cure
ar ns7er refunded. Sold by druggists
,v,rvqle.s. Cieta checker hoard o. your
dealer t,,e Send yGur address on postal
card for q copy Of EhE SYNTJTA BLOCK,
which Contains history OF diseases ana
cures. or s,aa cent Staup Tor a sample oil
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