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CURE FOR IVY POISON.
II il Sui, ,ii,t- ~ soda. rrcp~ri. Dissolved
aud l.rt - q w..h.

Poison ivy. while i; /, vc,.. poison
OF. 10 some. j.. entirely Harmless, -
o,hcrs. Actual cont1r. with tno p,aa,
i at IN AL eases necessary - poison i
man. Persons AR known d have been
poisoned By simply passing ~ p'scs
whore the vine IONS ~abuG1aa'iy.
Tho>, who are not familiar ~.ia ~, :
plants Will oa general principle "a
wei 20 avoid any vine go bush grown:
by ront-. fences ari wood sides with
glossy leaves arranged n .re and n
The IA, any particularly brilliant tire,
In -wenpy places. with Leaves rs-ctao-
ling. bat slightly broader th1a IN
comnol sumach.
Fortunately W. poisoning i not =
dangerous affection. although persons
severely poisoned present a very Gi~-
trcs.iny appearance. Ne scars or pr--
maneni Injury - 'he skin Or general
system are apprchcndci in ordinary
eases. and no danger Of catching is b.
contact with the eruption upon another
person n.ei be feared.
Tn. bruised leaves ~ thc common
plantain BIT. an excellent an;ido,e and
ALWAYS Convenient Rub them yer the
crnptious and bind Thorn IN II possible.
Fine table sal: often effects a cure. APP
plicl:iou- % soft soap sometimes az
ford. relief. Sweet oil il one OF tho
and most agreeable remedies
Battle the irri:aisd parts f-e Iuen:ly
With the oil. 4 leading physician
speaks in the highest erns o. sBiphi,s
of soda A. n remedy. p-.~c-ih"s IL Tor
his patients. ~ h. knows ia saIGe from
personal experience. A. 10 hs QUA
ca<e he wa> completely covered with
the poisonous erup:ions and ;r.e! al
the old and new cures without any good
resulting FROM them. until n day =
drug CLERK gare him ten Z, worth o.
sulphi,c OF soda. dissolved in oue pint
Of water. with which he ba;h.d ihs
parts freely. I; acted ike magic, il
allayesi the itching an6 vas Tery -oo;a-
Ing. The cure was complete ia n week.
Sulphi;e %, soda can b. obtained a:aay
drag store. b1; in ordering IL vii p,
veil - state TIA: il l. sGIphi.e o. -o4a
and 10; suIphs;e that Is usa,-s. other
sise there i a possibility OF gei'3n.
the latter. which xill no; answer :se
pu~rpo~e"-N. T. Ma aad E<yrcsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

>~ go ~
transferred the eallan: horse that has
made n run OF seventy-tive. e~ighty-:ive.
or possibly ninety miles is free and
rolling on the grass. and the i~ron-inus-
cled man who bestrode him is on an
other flee, and fresh horse and again
hot after the quarry. 1t has been hui
man brain against horse brain. The
achievements have thus far won tie
day.
Now follows the most skillful ma
~neuvering. The ~terrorized band can
not run much farther. They have
almos, exhausted even their well-nigh
t~irele>s vitality. They again became
confused and resort to their las;
device. Their straight away tactics
are deserted and they m run
ming in circle. At first it IS txo
miles in diameter. The pursuer makes
his circle in q little less space. The
diameter reduces To a mile. The man
on horseback runs bat the circu,nfer-
ence Of circle. a distance inside.
Gradually this grows less. The poor.
painting. exhausted creatures s:agcer
around. determined 20 die in wha;
they think is their only means o. es-
cape. They have entirely lost their
! reason. if such il nigh; be called. Mar
ROVER and narrower becomes their
course. until 1t last. with the sun
sinking low in the west. they stand.
painting. weaving back and forth. con
quercd for the time. They may have
, run one hundred miles. Mr. Bell
! states that he has had chascs to greatly
, exceed that distance.
| The three men close in on them and
skillfully drive them towards the cor
raj Among them and in their lead
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Nrcc-,1-5fc,..c,s ~ IS ,--,- .. -s..
DC accompanied by Z . I..=c &. lit .p-aor.
NOT necessarily .or publication. u: - al es.-
Write osly O.: orc sf.e q ;ts S-ser. u.
Particularly ca.cfai Ia giving lanes sd s-'es
70 have tho le,;sfs All sgc.cs r.:i. s:L
6fo4@-~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09
J;mC

First TexAe-'.Reme:nher jim Cur.
~. what's killed every man IA; said
he was no gentleman" Secood Texan
The Curry what killed an acso. fer
tryin' TO protect . LADY," That's the
one. I hear he's got into the peai
scatiary At las&" We'll. veiis Whose
h0ss did he steel? kao
0rk
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

IL red clover j. cut sor s~sa o. q
permitted 10 ripen ss-d on the ground
|. will Las; for several y-Ar~ Wnsa the
seed j. produced the plan; has ooD-
ple.~i IL. functions and then ;he roo:
per;she-. DC, when Il IL keps no~n o.
fed down il ~ill coa:iaee TO grow
Naturally red elovcr is . biennial plsa:
and dies ussE il has >->sed the sSssa4
year Of lie gro~ih- The PEA vsDe
clover isl perennial aaa 10 sas hss %
the c,oveo FOR pasture. bu; !: Il eos
suitable for hor>A as the late zryw,a
causes p-csxse salvs:soa- -PAisss<.FS
Ledger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-09

Gail %. 10 soc< saS sa.:~a Zoe
.he 5.s.~ke~ 1ss- .a-rp ss4ea ia-s-s .:
.acaGaS-a=e In y~S . pre@Ass
e~~s~ Lazss ssas arc szs>c<ad -
ssra % .Ae.A &c xssea S>servss -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-16
HABITS Day sTREAKs.
How the Old Farmer Bought His Volumes
OF the Cyclopedia.

How the Old Farmer Bought His Volumes
OF the Cyclopodia.
(Youths Companion.)
It Is said that the best way to collect q
library is to know each book ere il goes to
its place on the shelf. The.old gentleman
in the following anecdote evidently in
tended to follow the rule 10 the letter. A
man happened to 90 into Dakota settlers
house one day and noticed the first volume
of cyclopedia on the shelf, and casually
suggested that 1t was good thing to have
in the bouse, or words 10 that effect,
"Yes," the settler replied, tits handy,
I only got the first book"
"How does it happen that you haven't
the other?"
IVY l haint read that one yet, an
amt ready for mother. Ye ses got it OF
an scent when was liviu' down in Iowa,
on bout six months after, round he comes
again and knocked at the door, an j
opened il, an says he: Mister, here's the
secon' book of your cyclopedy.'
"Git outp says /; I haint got the hrst
one read yet, an made himg too. Wy,
les think OF it. That was nigh onto ten
ar ago, an am not more'n two-thirds
through this now, an my wife Is only jes'
nicely started on the Be.
1t took pile of brains to make this ere
book, I've no doubt, but tell ye it's my
opinion, an dom mind sayin' it, that /
think it's got its dry streaks like most
everything else"
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3 blow on his nose which brings him 70 the
ground, and then walking back TO the box
calmly awaits: ''Plsy ball!s from the mn
plre. The pitcher question, too, has boen
settled for the game. The kuock-down
argument has prevailed.
THE oATcHER IN HARD LUCK
The cstcher is not 80 fortunate. A psss-
ed ball, with the bases sll filed and Wild
throwing, lets in three runs Before the
storm Of wrath such rank and costly play
ing has created the catcher is swept away
like chaff before q Kansas cyclone, and a
new man takes his place.
Dat in left field the White Diamonds
representative ia taking things easy. He
has fished mp cigarette from some source,
and, calmly reclining on the grass, watches
the game until his side is called in to bat
Darkness begins to settle down upon the
Sabbath Day. The rows and enthusiasm
have jointly caused the game to lengthen,
and but seven innings have been played.
The Young Rivals have scored 43, the
White Diamonds have "A 10 their credit,
and the umpire calls the game. Then
there is another row. The unfortunate
scorer is bounced upon by the Young Rivals,
Who insist that he has cheated them out Of
two runs and the game. The White Dis
monds rush to the rescue, and the curtain
falls on scene which rivals Donnybrook
Fair.
While the last row has been in progress
q fourteen year. old youth has threaded his
way through an adjacent alley. When he
ia ont of sight of the ball-feld he breaks
into q run. 1t is the lad who has been
deputized to hold the stakes Of one dollar,
for which the game was played. Some day
he will probably be bank cashier, and
learn the way to Canada.
These are incidents actually observed,
and are given without shade OF exsgger-
alton.
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Sending Money by Expross.


The man who goes into IN express office
to send away package Of currency is com.
pletely lost if he has never been there BE-
fore. He is expected to carefully couns
his bills and pin them together in the CEN
tire. Then he is supposed to pick the paper
envelope out Of . long line Of different en-
velopes in q case back of the counter.
When he seals up his money and addresses
it TO the proper person he takes it to the
receiving window and Is informed that he
must seal it up with wax. Thereupon he
starts to hunt up the wax. II . man who
is ahead of him is sealing up package he
can see how the operation IL performed
but If not, he has to take his own chances,
Ten TO one he burns his fingers with the
torrid, green sealing wax, and makes
sorry imprint with the heavy stamp at
hand. 1t would cost the express compan.
les but a small salary to hire man for the
purpose of handling Strangers, and hun
dred idle questions would not be pro-
pounded to the busy clerks.
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EI1PE1


PEEp's MILL, TExls, June 20. isSs-Thc
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga-Sen.
tIe@en One q my Children hI w was haS SaS fwa
years We gave her various kinds OF mcdi'
cine but without pr1nt, and began TO despair
Of curing her At all. ] was persuaned 70 Wy
several bottles the diseases all disappeared,
and sho IL now Q hale. hearty and hsfithy
GIRL twelve years old Another child has
am using the s. s. &. and anticipate n prompt
and permanent cure. N. @. wAoGosER.
RICH HILL, Mo, July Z, 1sss-The Swift
Specific Co. Atlanta, a--Gentiemen: our
little Girl when but three weeks old broke
from several good doctors, but without any
special benefit We tried :. y. and by the
time one bottle was gone her head began 10
heal and by the tine she had, had 'a Ken s ss
has a full and heavy head OF hair-a robust,
hearty child. feel IL but my duty 60 make
this statement. Respectfully, II. ]. shoHE-
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June q; 1ss-The
In 1895 contracted blood poison, and at once
sought physician, who treated me- FOR sew
eral months. BY his advice went IN Crab
Orchard SPRINGS, ny, wnsrs ms coI, r OF
cred, rs I thought, but the next spring PIN
pies began 20 appear on my face and body.
These gradually Increased to sores and run.
ming ulcers. was advised To try g. s. g., and
! Immediately after taking it ! commenced To
:, Improve, slowly at first, but more rapidly
\ Afterwards, and soon nothing remained tD
tell Of my trouble. Ny blood IL now thor.
oaghly cleansed, and my system free from
faint, and owe my present condition "a
perfect cure-to your medicine. lcheerfuily
give this statement that others who have
suffered a. have may reap the same benefit.
HARDY NJ. Burr. ~ West Ninth SC.
HoaER. La, May q. iss3--Thc Swift Specific
Co., Atlanta, Ga.-Gentlcmen About two
years ago my general health gave way en-.
tirely. ! was NJ debiliiat ted that l nlm0st
dcSpaircd % ever feeling well again. All
that the physicians done for me brought no
permanent relief. Friends insisted that I
should give \. 4. q. n fair trial. although
thought &c would bs throwing away money.
After taking a thorough course, my health
aud strength returned, and must say that
3. s. =. alone cured me. a. I discarded oil
others while using IL, As q tonic can most
heartily recommend 10 for general debility.
10 certainly Ia specific. w. BEiD0ts, J. T..
HOMER, LA.--I know sr. W. v. Bridges. and
will say that his statement In correct
JosEPH SHELIos. Druggist.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disea~-- fnaiiod
free. THE SWIFT srEcIFIc Co., Drawer }
Atlanta Ga.
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MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.

Living ON = Miserable Joke for Two Years
Only to Find That Il was All . Mistaks.
Sen England Fhrmr.
"Johs, dear"
well. Mag-what ID itf"
81 don't believe you love me - you used
to do"
why noif''
"Oh, you don't say snch rspturous words
and do such crazy thinga"
Don't kiss Jon every morning when
I leave and every night when I return"
"Yes, JUS. "a you take your medicine
when you're sick, because you've got to u
"what q little goose Of darling you
are, to be sure-"
'iAnd don't believe you'd give me the
same answer You did during our courtship
dsys-when i asked you about Eve"
tsWhat was that?"
"Why, that Adam got bonanza when
he got Eve"
"You did, John"
tsYou misunderstood me-"
No, / did not you wretch"
Now, Mag, I'll tell you"
"Whst9"
"This is what said. / remember II
distinctly. It was little joke Of mine. :"
Oh, it WASP Well, maybe your love for
me was joke"
"Now, Mag"
"Well, 20 on"
"You asked me what reply the Lord
made Adam when he asked him for o
companion"
YES, and you said he gave him a
bonanza, and implied that I was your
bonanza. Oh, I am poor deceived
wife"
CHOW, Mag! said no such thing. l
said. when Adam asked for q companion
that"
1.-THE Lord gave him BONANZA"
"Nc, dear, you misunderstood me. A
woman can never see joke. said he
gave him q b0ne-answer.
"And I've been living on that miserable
joke these two years past"
"Ha! ha! ha"
"Oh, yes! laugh, you monster! And
now 1 suppose you tell me that 'bont-
answer, and bonanza are not the same. +"
"Oh, that's outside the limits Of my
joke. A joke don't to be covered all over
with frills and furbslows, like q woman's
gown"
'Oa, it doesn'tP"
''No dear. A joke is masculine"
"Of course. That's why tbs brutal"
Goodbye, dear. Here comes my car. "
Goodbye. Do you really love, Johnr'
"Can't stop now. Tell you all about 1t
tonight
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A Good joke ON the Malice senator.
Caie-go Herald,

Senator Frye is sn ardent testotalsr. He
never takes drop of intoxicating liquor
and can not bear the presence Of it. The
other day he was in the Senate restaurant
with soma members Of the House. He
ordered cold tea, and cold tea in the literal
sense Of the term is what he wanted. Cold
tes, pure aud simple, IL what the waiter
brought him, bot it had been shaken mp
30 much that IL had 3 foam on it, which,
10 the Senator's eyes, gave it strange and
dangerous appearances. he handed 1t
around for inspection, and asked If IL was
not sle. Every rlsn said it was ale Then.
with an angry seowl on bis face, he called
the waiter and said: What do you mean
SD? "what do you bring me this foT2
Tax is not what ordered; ordered cold
tea. Take this away and bring me some
cold teA
"All right, sir; yes, sir; cold tea, sir;
certainly, SIR" said The waiter, and away
he went, tnkipg the offensive beverage
With him. In a moment he returned With
anothsr tumbler. Il was just about half
fall, and this time il was solid whisky.
The giSss Of water which accompanied IL
Betrayed its identity, and so the Senator
was not eatrappsd into drinking When
il was explained that the first glass was
really cold tes be rather en- jsyed the joke
and regained his teTnoer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-16
New Use for the Town Crier.
London T7rh.

To advertise for wife by means of the
town crier is decidedly novel idea, and /
regret TO see that the magistrates Of Mill
port, New Brunswick, have censured their
crier for making himself the mouthpiece
of Q woald-bs Benedict. The crier, it
seemed, had been FORMULATING the
streets announcing that "a young man Of
fair means wishes to communicate with a
lady of good figure with view to matri-
mouy. Applications by letter to the
White Hart Hotel, Largs." The aspirsnt's
wants sre go modest, as good figure is all
that he requires, that 1 have no doubt he
Is BY this time oyerwhslmed with offers.
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Aavi,s % Nosasrs.

Ms. winslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children tsething, is the prescription o.
onsof the best female nurses sand physicisns
in the United States, and has been used
Tor forty years with never falling success
by millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process Of tsething its value 10
ncalcuable. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dyssntsry and diarrh9a, grip
iag in the bowels, and wind collie. By
giving hsalth 10 the child ID rests IT.
uyihss. Prize Csc . botfla
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-16
Old Maidhood.


There are many worse things than single
blessedness, and the condition of the old
maid Is no less honorable to her than is
that Of matrimony to her welded sister.
The old maid may, il she will, and she
generally does, bear q noble part in the
good work OF making the world better
and happier place. There are probably
few who do not carry with them through
life the tender memory Of some old maid
whose love and goodness cheered and
blessed their early years. How often is
she ninistering angel whose life is spent
in acts of unselfish devotion 20 those
around here? We cannot sdare the old
maid. She has an important role 10 play
in the human comedy, and the thing for
her to do is to study it and play il well.
The woman who worries because she sees
old msidhooi before her is without good
sense. Let her be sure that there are thGu-
sands of wives who only wish that they
had led single lives, and then she may find
ii easier to learn Of the apostle in whatso-
ever state she is Herewith to be content.
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Rsnews Ter Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth Of which is vouehed for by the
residents Of the town: 81 am 70 years old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameress for many years; could no,
dress myself without help. Now am free
from AL pain and soreness, and am able "a
do all my own homework / owe my
thanks TO Electric Bitters for having re.
nswed my youth, and removed completely
all disease and psiu." Try bottle, SOC
and 81 At Logsn & Go. g drug store.
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He Knew the CountersIgn.
H,o.ks.,,yo., H.

The colored brother has wonderful CO.
pacity for adapting word to his senses.
During the war;" said 3 well.known vet
ersn, I'VE often had trouble in getting mp a
list of countersigus. ! had the matter in
charge, and took list Of European battles.
Il was colored regiment. The counter.
sign for the night was 'Austerlitz.' In the
evening / tried to get into the lines sud was
halted. gave the countersign, 'Auster-
litz'
"'Dat amt right, sab, said the darksy,
and he called the provost, who was also
colored. When that officer came CON-
planned that the sentry didn't know the
countersign.
"'What is it, sahf' asked the provost Of
me.
'Austerlitz,' ! answered.
You are wrong, sab, said he.
81 was put under arrest. and il took the
colonel to get me out. What do you sup
pose the darkies had made out of the orr
ginal countersigua Oyster shells,'"
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When She Whisked.

Those stockings are all wool, I presume,
she said, as she requested the clerk 10 an
avenue store to wrap her up half dozen
pairs.
ooh, yes, Miss, he answered, In slapgy
thoughtlsssness, 'tbey'rs all wool and a
yard wide"
"Sirp che exclaimed Indignantly, and
before he fully realized what he had said
abe whisked out of the store.
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Married o Year.

Married Year.
TIM.
Sbe--Who is oop
He-Oor's.
She-For ever, and ever, and ever
HE'S; Is.
She-Hss 90 dot five dollars for DOR
baby, dear?
He-Thunderl no, Melinda. Think Pm
made Of money, don't your
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-16
Their business Booming.

Ihen nusnoss DoohB'
Probably no one thing has caused such
q general revival of trade at Logan d Co. q
drug store IS their giving away to theii
customers of 90 many free Bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade 10 simply enormous in thi,
very valuable article from the fact that II
always cures and never diappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthna, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test il before buying BY
getting q trial bottle free, large sise 81.
Every bottle warranted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-16

the overflow % The BASEMENT vhsre ths
water ur dergpsa . like process Of fltzstion.
The amount of gold saved, mainly from
sweepinss and from tina layatosy, amounts
to from 81, 800 10 81 900 per year. And q
good deal is lost beside, despite all precau-
tions.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
Ia poor, you are bothered with Headache
you are fidgety, nervous, and generally oui
Of sorts, and want to brace MP. Brace up
but not with stimulants, spring medicines
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you tn 9
worse condition than before. What yor
want Is an alternative that win purify youl
slood, start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore yoar vitality, and givt
renewed health and strength. Such 9
medicine you viii find In Electric Bitters,
and only 80 cents bottle at Logsa &Oo.i
Drug Store
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PETROLEUM V. NASBY

Says: "Intimit Acquaintance with tru
trend always increases our respeckt fur
that frend."
This 10 the reason why SynvitA Blocks
continue TO make friends % their virtues
become better known. ClerUmsn, public
speakers, and people in oil the avenues Of
life are unit In their praise Of that won.
derful new remedy, Synyita Cough Blocks
They are warranted 10 cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Hoarsenas, Tickling In The
Throat, Bore Throat and Group; IS doses,
Is cents. Hundreds bear testimony 70 The
remarkable cures Of DiarIh9a, Dyssntery,
FluI, Cholera Infantum, or Summer Com.
plant and Cholera Morb1s, effected BY
synvita Blackberry Blocks; Is doses, Is
cents. We have stacks Of testimonials
from mothers, who, altar dosing their chill.
dren with strong medicines for other sxp
posed diseases, have completely cured them
By usina Synvita Worm Blocks; IS doses,
% cents. After you have tried all the
high-priosd bottle remedies snd have foand
no relief, buy package Of Synvita Kid.
ncy, Blood and Liver Blocks and be cured.
30 doses, so esnts- II you want The fnes'
tonic Bittsn IN the market, buy o package
Of Synvih Bitter Blocks for IS cents, ard
mako from ! 10 gallon of pare tonic bit
ters.
Ali thsss remedies only I can't doss.
10 bcx, notsaspoon, no sticky bottle. Pat
up In patent packagna Warranted 10 cur
o. monsy refunded. fold By druggists
sysrywhsrs. Gsts chscksr board Of you,
healer frsa Send your sddrss O . postal
card for soepy Of 'THssYEyrfAB BLOCK, y
which contains . history Of Diseases snd
cures, or ssnd cent stamp Tor Q sample o.
Cough Block aud copy Of TEE SYEvrrA
Block. Addrea, The 6ynvfta O., Lsek
Box 2So, Dslphos, Ohio.
ALTON P. HES, Aesat fR whssli.s,
opposite posto6aca.
d. 2. xoSwoRps, Assst fsr Martins
Ferry, O.
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Baeknn,s Arnsca .alxs.

The hast sslve in the world for outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rhsum, Fever
Sores, letter, Cbapped Hands Chiiblains,
Ccrns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It lie guaranteed TO give satisfaction or
money refunded Price 25 cents per box.
DOR sale BY Logan & %.
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TRY the CURE WY.FEVEH
CATARRH

orieinatins IN the nasal passages and maintain.
Ing its stronghold In the head. From this point
Il sends forth poisonous virus into the stomach
and through the digestive organs. ooruptins The
blood and producing other Troublesome and
dangerous symptoms.
A psrticleis applied into each nostTtl and p
agreeable Price 30 conn Of ruggia1; By mail,
registered, 90 cents ELY BROTHERS, No. 6
Warren Street New York. auSeodoA4