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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
lmmlgratlons--.a'ee l'amtsrFs'1

trodnred III the Legislature hy Mr. Cox, Eas
beaten on its fnal'passtgc for want Of en-
stitutiona majority We learn that there is
some hope for its reconsideration and fntl
passage, although the time for so doing is
running short The amount Of maney app'o
prjated by the till, was the reason a3sisne
FIR the opposition Of so ne mem 5, who i've
IN populons counties, and who know nothing
of the wants and needs Of sprselr settled
section like our own. We trdst th " soire
measure may pass tile legislature, whereby
our Lands. aud climatic advantages may he
fully advertised as We feel confident when
shat Is done, many from other portions q our
oNu country ana from foreign countries will
be attracted here, and our Lands which are
now lying idle will become productive
There il room in our county alone for live
thousand snail farmers who can speedily be-
come by thrift and energy, prosperous and
happy Our people must be alive to their
own interests, Il they wish to keep pace y it'll
the ousl lie world. Delegations oncur coun-
" should have gone to Annapolis and urged
tie passage of Cox bill, or some other, which
would have accomplished the desired result
of increasing our population, not with pau
per labor of foreign countries, but with intel
ligeut and thrifty small ftrmers, that can ca
sly if proper stels are taken, lie induced to
settle among US.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
The Mails. The mail arrived here be

The Mails The mail arrived here be-
hind time on Mondav morning, and could not
connect with the up train. In consequence of
the deep drifts, the carrier was compelled to
leave the road in some places and take to the
felds The carrier from Hill Top, on the
same day had a terrible time but succeeded
in getting here after being pitched headlong
10y the fall Of hls horse into drift, which
oyered him completely. Sheriff Ching OF 81.
Mar. 5, who is the contractor for the route
from Chaptco TO Cox's Station, was com PEELED
10 bring the mail from BuJd Greek TO Cox :,
because Of the inability Of :he regular carrier
to cross the creek at Chaptico. The mail
carriers in our county have suffered much
from the severe cold Of tie last few days, yet
ee are pleased to state that none Of them have
been frosted or seriously injured in travelling
over Their respective rcatcs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16

Potomac Fisheries The fishing season
has opened on the Potomac, but owing to the
bitter cold and unfavorable weather the catch
up to this time has been very small, the wash
ington Republican Of Saturday last says
1.-THE first consignment Of Potomac shad has
arrived in the Washington market but as
two fish constituted the whole shipment, cpl
cures will have to bide their time until the
season fairly opens. There are plenty Of Po-
tomac behring's now on sale"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16

Mrs. Phebe Chesey Peterson. Clay county
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth Of which is vOuchpd for by the resi-
dents Of the town: 81 am q years Old, have
been troubled with Rilne" complaint and
h,meness for many years, could not dress my
self without help. Now am free from al
pain and soreness, and arl able 10 do all NY
own homework. owe my thanks 10 Electric
Bitters for having renewed my youth, aud re-
moved completely all diseases aud pain -
Try bottle, 80 cents and ) at ". ". Pad
gets store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
stuck in the Mndd.

Stuck in the Mudd Two Pomonkey
bloods, one evening recently started in a bug
gy to see some young ladies who reside in the
vicinity of Pomfret. Z atei with anticipation
they drove rapidly towatd the home which
contained their idols. When tn struck one
of the sand pixies, which abound at the
present time in various sections Of the county.
their horse suddenly sank TO his knees their
buggy to the axles, and our ardent young
gents, on wooing bent we're forced with all
their best teggerry on, to climb into the
mud, and with great exerton pull their horde
and buggy out of the pike. After a carl
fal inspection of each other, they concluded
their condition was such that they could ndt
proceed further, anj With curses deep, whil
they healed upon the ''nigger road superyil
or, they slowly and sorrowful.y weud1
their way homewari.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
Rnrn Rnrned The hnl

Barn Burned The barn on the farm of
Mir. George a HUNT at Mattwoman was de-
stroyed by fire on Friday night last. All Of
the crop OF tobacco belonging to Mr.. Hunt,
together with his entire lot Of farming nipple
ments were destroyed. His horses which
We're stabbed in a portion Of the barn were
saved with much difficulty. The dwelling
not far distant was in constant danger of de-
struction by the continued shower of sparks,
but fortunately escaped Mr., HUNT believes
that the fire was the work Of an incendiary, as
he can in no other way account for its
origin. The property was uninsured, and
the loss will fall heavily upon the unfortunate
gentleman, who is known and regarded as
one Of our most industrious and estimabe
CIT z"ns.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
L0caI Brerities.

And it silll blows.
How about the ground hog now?
Robins are quite numerous in the woods
adjacent TO our town.
We are short Of local news this week, from
the fast that it is too -,ll for any thing to
happen.
Lewis Penn Of 81 Nary's county, a student
at Charlotte Hall, died suddenly on Wednes-
day last in the recitation room Of the insiitu-
ton. The deceased was brother OF Nessrs.
Joseph II. aud James Penn, Of this county.
The Baltimore Arga, says "That Delegate
Davis, Of the Corporation Committee ia a busy
man. lie is probably the finest looking man
in the House, and Of most genial courteous
manner"
The Rev Mr.. Poiudexter accompanied by
Mrs. Pomdcxter, was in the village on We'd
nesdaY last, for the purpose Of holding the
regular lenta services, hut as there was no
congregation services were postponed until
tie chilly members Of his ho,k had thawed
themselves out
Mr.. A. Posey aud family on Monday last
started from the residence Of Ms. Howard
Lothair, at o clock 4. IN, and did not reach
their own home near La Plata distance Of
eight miles, until p. m, owing to the drifts
Of snow which in many places made it almost
an impossibilty 10 pass.
A fire broke out in the store house Of A. 7.
Whiting & Co., at Rock Point last Monday
night at o. clock, which threatened to con
sumo the entire building. 1t was FIRST dis
covered in the ceiling Of the second floor over
the bar-room; and then blaze three feet high
was discovered on the roof There being q
large number Of persons present, all worked
vigorously until the flames were extinguished.
We publish elsewhere a card in the nature
Of resolutions from Piccawaxen. AS the mat
ter has responsible head and costs Of publ
cation paid, we of course have to publish it
as we would any other advertisement, but we
desire it to be distinctly understood that we
deprecate such a course and hope it il only
intended as a piece of pleasantly.
Mr. Clagett Gray has received, we are in
formed the appointment to the position Of in
ternal revenue gauger, vice W H. Gray, de-
ceased. We understand that Mr. Gray has
kindly consented to give one-half the pay to
the widow and family Of the late incumbent.
This act of generosity on the part of the new
appointee is to he commended for charity is
virtue indeed
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
An Epileptic.-John Swami, coIorcd, Il

An Epileptic. John Swami, colorcd, Of
this village has since early childhood been
afflicted with epileptic fits, aud recently, as
has been predicted by physicians aud others,
his mind gave evidence OF breaking down. 4
The charitably inclined in town on Tuesday
last, contributed u sum sufficient to defray his
expenses to Washington where his mother is
temporarily residing If there is no improve
mint in his condition, one of the many chart
table institutions, with which that city
Abouuds, will furnish him an asylum, where
he can have the proper medical care and at
tentiOn.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
worlh Knowing.

Mr.. W. H. Morgan, merchant Lake City,
Fla. was taken WITH severe cold, attended
with a distressing cough and running into
consumption in first stages. lie tried many
so-called popular cough remedies aud steadily
grew worse. Was reduced in flesh, had diff
fcultY in breathing and was unable to sleep
Finally tried DR.. Kings New Discovery Of
consumption and found immediate relief and
after usng about half dozen bottles found
himself well ard has had no return Of the dis
ease. No other remedy can show so grand
a record Of cures. as Or. King New Dissolve
~ for consumption guar n'eed To do Just
what Is claimed for A. Trial bottles free rs
W. " padseits store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16

Appointment We az. pleased to hear
that MIR. $ b. Scott has Jceu appointed rs.
siStaut Internal Revenue inspector at Wash
iu4ton, vice j. Judson Jarboc. Mr. Scott
will make a good officer; tor numoer Of
years he has been faithful teacher in our
public schools; while regrrtting to lose him
We congratulate him on his new appointment
NsrlJoYo Gozete
Mr.. Scott IS we'll known in this county, he
having taught several years in our public
schools His many friends here will be pleas
ed to learn ofhis appointment to this import
ant position
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
A Handsome Catalogue = \

A Handsome Catalogue. We refer to
the Garden Manual for 1888 issued by 4. De
Forest ely & Co Of this city, 1t is one Of
tie hindsomest we have yet seen. Among
the contents we notice the following, which is
well worthy of reproduction: ave started
our business with the frank statement that we
did not own AN acre of ground for the culti-
walton O. seeds. and believed we could supply
better and purer seeds at less cost than if we
have proved our assertion to be true. That
this is a fact can be readily seen at a glance,
and is also the reason why we can supply so
good seeds as cheaply as We do. We make no
losses BY fai ure of crops, go to no expense of
fertilization and labor for " hch we get no re-
turn. BY our contracts, all crops must be
perfect in maturity or We do not have to re-
ceive them: while the owners of large farms,
il they make any blighted crops, are at least,
strongly tempted to Try and get something
out OF them ~ Practical Former.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
YEARLY TIES.

New Store Mrs Wade, late Postmistress
ia this village has opened store 10 the build
ing Lately occupied by her as postytiice. In
addition to a stock Of millinery, she proposes
10 keep on hand a full supply Of groceries
fancy articles, &C. We wish for the new ven
ture il complete success.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
Another yi.it.-vr. II. II. Boswell h.

Another Yisit.-Nr II. II Boswell has
], at returned from another visit to Fredericks-
burg, Va. Whilst he and friends, were eu-
gagged in an animated conversation, on the
morning after his return, in passing by, we
caught tie words, publish, "Fredericks-
burg and 'banns' We concluded very
naturally that he was telling of his banns
having been published during his recent trip.
Whether We were correct or not, this is GER
tain, fhe continues his frequent visits, some-
MlAq will hAppen in the near fulnre.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
Our Great Slaughter in Millinery.

Elegant Felt Hats, all the leading
shapes, at So cents.
French Felt Hats at 75c, 9Oc and %.
Silk Beaver Hats at 90. 2j and so.
10 dozen Children's Lawn Tennis Hats
in blue, %. Full assortment OF Trimmed
and Untrimmed Chldren's Felt Hats at
ACC, 75c and 90.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16

Good Effect The good effects Of the pro-
posed repeal Of the compulsory tobacco in
spcctiou laws are already seen The inspec.
Tor from tbs county, We arc informed, has
notified appointees not To appear in Baltimore
Tor duty until called GA Heretofore we be-
Iicve it has been the custom, for all employees
70 report as SION as appointed, work or no
work None Of the boys" wish this sugar
coated plum to slip from their fingers, which
~ssa sss,hs ssss s.nlsss the ,Ssre-
houses pay expenses
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16

WVWtH VI an H.V'I IlWWl 49, ~ - .
mn aged lady mother Of Mr. z. A. RobeS
died at the residence Of her son on saturday,
a.ed 81 wears. The iuerment was
20 have akcu place at Ne~toN n
N f. Church on Tuesday, but upon
the arrival of the fIuer, corIesc, it was
found shat owing 10 the intense aad br,ler
cold no grave had been dug and the remain;
were placed inside tue church until such tinC
Ms the fual preparation could be made. ",
learn that the burial took place on Wednes
last.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16

500 elegant Pattsn Hats and Bonnels at 80.
3 90, 90, 8 90 and + ca. $40, 600 worth Of
Fancy Wings, Birds, Plumes and Tips The
finest display ever exhibited. Yelvets, Plush
cs Ribbons and Millinery Ornaments % per
cent. less than elsewhere Kid Gloves, Cor
sets Worsted Goods, Goods Fur Trimmings,
Mutis and Bustles at bottc IN prices.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16

''fts''FVF'N EIfttf ftfWNttffWF - =" -
The name indicates Regulator Of that
most important organ, The liver Is your
liver out Of OrdorY Then is your whole sys
TEN derangtsi, the breath offensive you aave
hei,dache feel lauguid, disspiriied and nor
vous, no opposite, slcen is troubled and nn-
refreshing. simmons Liver Regulator re-
stores the healthy action Of the liver. See
that you get the genuine, prepared by J. H..
Ieiiin x Co.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
Blizzard We have had a to,

Blizzard We have had touch of the
regular Dakota blizzard. The memory OF
our oldest citizens would be vainly taxed to
find parallel to the storm which swept over
us in the early portion Of the week. In the
afternoon Of Saturday last, the atmosphere
became cloudy, and continued threatening
until Sunday morning when rain began to
fall Later in the day the wind commenced
to blow from all the four quarters of the earth
at once, aud the rain poured down in torrents
Towards night II fierce storm Of hail, snow
and rain, set IN and made all who were so un-
fortunate as to be exposed to its chilling
blasts. quickly seek the friendly shelter OF
their own, or the home of some one else. The
wind changed to the northwest, and for three
days continue with greater force thar usual
from that chilling quarter. From many sec
ton Of the country we have reports which
shoN that the damage has been very great,
the greatest amount being done to telegraph,
telephone and electric light companies. In
consequence Of the damage done TO the tele-
graphic wires only meager communication
could he had between the large commercial ecu
tres Trees IN great numbers were blown across
our county roads, and the snow drifts we're IN
many places so deep that travel was seriously
impedeI One of the results plainly to he
sees, was the dizziness of our usual rushing
go-ahead town on Tuesd,f last, hardly any
persons from the surrounding county were in
the village We are in favor of killing all
ground hogs, and if Gen. Greeley, wholhas
charge Of the weather can't do any ieler,
we favor sending him back 70 the A'Ftle
Ocean in search Of the North Pole.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt, rhcum, fever sores, teticr,
chapped hands, rhilblains, corns and all ska
erupuons and positively cures piles, or no
pay required. IL is guaranteed 10 give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale bv " ". Padgctt.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
Please note the following prices:

$50 Children's and Misses Cloaks at 30
100 Children's aud Misses Cloaks at Is
- Children's and Misses Cloaks ut / so.
1000 exclusive styles of Chldren's and
Misses Coats from 1 90 to 3 90.
800 elegant plush Coatsat rs 90. is 90.
20 90 aud "a 90. Stylish Plush New
markets at Is 90 onlv.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
A. POsEY. PubIlsher

Terms OF Advertising For plain matter
o. 90 per square Is Ines for the first inser-
ton, 2j cents for each subsequent insertion
Rule aud figure matter double the above rates.
Obituary notices half rates.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16

Nr. and Mrs ? Sassccr who bave Ie,
sick at their residence near Waldorf, are Dol
much improved
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Futal ann Qusonal.

~ The Office Of the INDEPENDENT has been
reuqorsd 70 the first floor Of me Masonic Hal,
is.s,ediateiy opposite ne Episeopai Church.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16
ORDER NISI.
In tie Circuit Curt for CHa,ieS county.
...... ...,....
No. 7oG Equity

s....... ........
Thomas w. Richmond vs. John W. jenkins
and Eugene A Jenkins.
...........t......
NRDERED by the Court this 9Th day Of
~ March, 1888, that the sale made and
reported by Adrian Posey, attorney for the
mortgage to sell the real estate in the above
case mentioned be ratified and confirmed I'M
less cause TO the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the 6rst Monday in April next, provided
a copy Of the order be inserted in Some news
paper published in said county, once week
for three successive weeks, prior to the said
first Monday Of April next
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Of Ct c.. for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
NH lG-ct
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-16

LADIES' ana Misses Jackets at 2 30, } OO, so
to 90.
Raglans, hobby and nice, in all colors our own
importation, at 90, Q 90, 10 90 and IL co.
Stylish and lovely Plush Visites at II so,
Is 90 and 10 90. $50, coo worth Of Wraps,
in all the leading styles and best quality Mus;
be sold. Call and examine our immense stoCk
aud ascertain our prices before purchasing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

NOTICE is hereby gwen ths' 2eti, ION hss This
y day been Eled by The unce-siEnsd IN the
Circuit Court for The County of Kent Snd State of
Michigan. and Is nov pending ia sid cogr;. ior
the purpose OF vacating portion OF ne plat OF
Boynt0n q Judos Lake Addition % the Cry Of
Grand Rapids, being Plat o portion OF section
Sc, OF Township No. 7 North Of rsnge No. |!
West according 10 the government survey, IN
the township Of Grand Rapids in szid County Of
Kent and state O Michigan, surveyed snd lRid
out for the propri' o. By ". T. C3finOury csa.
civil engineer and surveyor. on the 18th day ~
July, ls72. aud recorded n inc Office OF the
Register OF Deeds, Oi aid County OF Kent. upon
~ 27th OF July, IA. at O'Clock IN the fore
uoon. IN plat hook No. ?, as paye -. Thai u is
Jroposed 70 alter said 81 under and By virtue
Of the provisions Of chapter - OF Howell ;
Annotated Statutes of N4cnigsa Snd the amend
rneDts thereto by ysCsiing al tRA. paft 81 Bsru-
ara street. As laid down upon said plat which IL $
5etween lottweEty-Gve IS upon lse So-thefiy
: dc thereof. and lctsnineree1 and twenty fls and
~ upon the Sou;her.T side thereei. That ths
m after Of said petition vii be called 10 for hear
iag on Monday, the oath Gay o; ssp.eiaber, 4. D..
l-eS
Dated, Grand Rapids. Michigan. June p 1855.
The street Railway Company Of Gram Rapids
SAMUEL y ATHfR
EDwAsD W. NIIHET, Attorney for 'eiitioners
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Constitutional Catarrh.

No sIEs'e 1.sesse haa culaiied more suffering ~
hss,eos 81 De breaking up oi The constr tloa 80 n
tafauh. le sru-s Of smell. OF taste of sight. OF
hearing. the human voice. the MIND, one or
more. and sometimes al. sie.d q - destructive
lnauence The POISON 4 Gis,Eibltes throushOst
the sys-en aitscss every Vita force, aud bresks
up ne mos r0busi Of constitutions Ignored. be
"a se BUS .tie undeTsrOCsi. ~ most physicians,
impcteAtly ss,ai ed Dy quacks and chsrsfsns.
those suffering from 1. nave lnti. hope 10 te Ts-
Ncved ~ q bis eide % ne grave. IL istime. then,
fhst the popular trs gmeRt ct this terrible disease
by remedies vlthia ths reach ot all pzssed into
hands a. once cor pete1t aud trustworthy. Tho
new and hitherto untried method adopted by Dr.
sanford IN the preparation OF his RADICAL CUEE
has Won the hearty apl roval OF thousands II Is
ms sltsncous ID sfording relief IN ali head co Is
snee ing. snuffing and ohsffucted breathing. and
rapidly removes the moe oppressive symptoms.
clearing the bead. sweetes'ng the breath. restor.
ing tse senses of smell taste and hearing, aud
ncutrsiITing the constitutional tendency OF the
disease towards the lungs. liver and X dneys
SANFORD RADICAL rrfE consists OF one bottle
Of he RADICAL CUR. oue box o. CATARRHAL
SOLVENT and one isPRovEp ISHAIEK; price t.
Po1TsE DRUG & CHEMICAL co. .BosroS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

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Far. PrsasS trs-a First n.Aa&
cls--a< Fras Aaszst 81
AHr.es-s - per ,.rEsl -Sas54. s1r 5lslei-
es....-.... s. = = .Saa = 70 lss sas soss IA.
uarse fss ersss "a
C.oTsr sesf- 81 aa Fin@0say = sess : pr
b1isd Eulis-Apeiss s.sporalsd ssac per
ssaas sEsrsFs. s'zse - 5sosa cae-rss. -
lee per ps-ad eeashss. 90 = pa pousa
Fi Fissss s-ss.~ssssss. $40 -. ,s. r.as
see. oseL - ssasl3.
srs4-H ass--s,e sss "a saa ae~. vstte snd
rs1 OasI "a d sya ~ cara 30 -
s.risS. tis4l+ ssr es-
hlas.- Green. sess -. -s<S s1.Ss5ts
sssfea, ses1.s eslf ASA = I: ps'lns: e
$50. ssisg .sslsslea a Es ,ss ,oass
HsssJ-i2U per D strsaes. iss
apps Wai1 Fertb
hsT-iimo4ay. Sea1 per toa, cloyer. f2.o.
mlKsd S9.s9 naSh. We
Ns9.r syrlr 81. - ser Ea.l3p
Poeltry-- aieksns. ise. due.. naiac. lows
sosssses -ys- &C perbassel 10 old pota-
romsioes s-sc nsr ID. - - Ter ba.asL
= -c -.ese ne 5lS50 per oisao-
sIss-Et o par ton-
Isi0s--a a s5t.cperto
Noo-Cnoasaed rool brings iSsis cents
-. oolnd: saie ths sasaed : 2 s-otet a 2,es-le.
Mood -si7ck u0ve wood. s. n . per cort
iouf 'oot good. s. losva91 per eord
Coai-s -. crate. 49,
Line o. and Rspi1s Isc. Ohio sOc. Pesosksy.
SIZE
,alt-1se Cor Sag.a.W or Hsnistee
kerofeur- Mich test - afer white. illzc.
1ssslins.- Ia PEI gallon.
Fi9frr- T. 81 per cwt. g. 20 per bbl- patent Dro-
eess s-SsSe ID per cst-. so per bsi: a. wheat
H0ur t-lf rer cSt., $50 per Dol. buckvhesL.
q 5 ger cwL
MIL Feed-Scr-enln<s. SIS per ton. braa. tl5 Ss
ships. 81 ~. ulddinzs tiaoU.
tesc-Csfn and osls. D. 81 per toa-
selt-k teaifaa. sSc; Eas;ern. 8 a.
E.sn-->e I Nhftrdsn. r.fo rer aaf no.:
Uout. Rfoaa0o. cod, saiE se.c per b. ciama
sc pr hundred oysters. bGik 81 ctessl 5 gallon.
standards. &c can. selects. sc cal. smoked hals
bit. fic
Pork IA bsrreis-Nss< PORK. Chicago packed.
sis5$ extfa shors cut s5oos i6-ots standard clear
hack. tls.E
Lssd-Tissces s,aec; 40 and 50 10. tuhs SC. %
y. rCure tins. 100 cases. &c. In tn pals. &C.
Reef u taFrVls-Exus ness. warranted 20OloA.
EGes extra. boneless. 5000
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

Probably no one thing has caused such q
general rrvivsl of trade a. Peck Bros Drug
store o. the.r giving away 20 their customers
Of 80 many free trial bottle Of DR.. Kings
Nsv Discovery sor Consumption. Their
trade is simply enormous IN thus very valu-
able article from the fact that Il always
cures snd never dissppoints. Coughs, Colds,
Astems. Bronchitis. Group. a7d ali throat
and lung diseases quickly cired. You can
test Il before buyinx by setting trial bot
tle, 10 cents. large size 81. Every bottle
warranfad