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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
The ssreech of the Busuard.

There is, indeed, nothing indecisive
about the platform. 1t is the very desper-
alton of impotence. It is the brazen
effrontery of the most irresponsible men
dacity. It's authors evidently think that
the country is a political game preserve,
and having converted the once grand old
party into bird of prey, they flap Its
wings and prepare to swocp down upon
the field below in all the glory OF plumsge
stolen from the national eagle, little cream
ing how, when they get there the disguise
shall be stripped from their mock eagle and
the cheat exposed, and how, in place OF
the proud bird of liberty, there shall stand
in stark and shivering nakedness the lank
turkey-buzzard Of fraud and greed, scorned
of gods and detested Of men.
There is nothing dangerous or even i'm
posing here. All is trick, fustian and
false pretence. The rickety fabric Of this
rotten platform will sink beneath the
ticket and leave it sprawling in the ditch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
Foraker In Burlesque.

A burlesque feature in the convention
has been the exhibition of Foraker object
ing to President Cleveland that he is not g
gentleman. Forsker's idea of gentleman,
as illustrated in his own case, is cross
between Mark Meddel and Uriah HeeD.
Foraker appears to have an instinct for at.
lacking ladies, however, that is all his
own, and for which it would be unfair ID
hold his prototypes responsible. 1t would
he difficult TO say against whom his chiv-
alrous lance is most vindictively set in
rest, the lovely Mrs. Cleveland or the ven
cradle Mrs. Thurman. The effort is ual.
ly congenial to Foraker in either case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
Republican Tariff Reformers.


The Erening Post has the cruelty to shoo
at the Republican Convention this extrac
from President Arthur's last message:
81 recommend an enlargement of TIT
free list so IS to include within it the
numerous articles which yield inconsider
able revenue, a simplIfications Of the com
pick and inconsistent schedule Of duties
upon certain maufacturerers, particularly
those of cotton, iron and steel, and 8
substantial reduction Of the duties upon
those articles, and upon sugar, molassss,
silk, wool and wooden goods"
The reports of those eminent Republi
can Secretaries Of tho Treasury, Folger and
McCulloch, contain the same r.commen,
dstion, quite as explicitly made, and yet
the party now brands such u proposition
as free trade" through the platform
proclsims its policy TO be: Perpetrate the
tax and spend the surplus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
All Broken Up.
o. o. SeGley IN he Courier Journal

q .. olttAeV % UIt JOurleT-J0trndL
saw Gen. Malone. II is a severe blow
for him, considering what he has done fol
the party. But it serves him right. He is
an apostate, and it is just retribution.
The Republican party had no further use
for him, and so. like an old horse, be is cast
aside. This is the way of the world. But
it hard for a man like Malone to be cast
aside in his old age It is hard for man
who idolizes politics to have no party. The
general would not talk, only to express an
opinion that they would be sorry some
day for what they had done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
Bruce Carr Snapped. Up.

Bruce Carr, Auditor of State, who had
confidently offered to wager $50 on Harri
sons nomination, found taker in the per.
son of John W. Kern, reporter of the Su.
preme Court of Indians, a Democrat, but
Mr.. Carr was not in betting humor.
Kern turned to reporter to cay that he
would give $500 to haye Harrison and not
Gresham nominated. The Democratic
leaders of Indiana considered Gresham
their strongest opponent. Harrison would
neither carry the greenbsck vote nor the
laboriDg vote. This was Mr.. Kern's opin-
ion, and it was decidedly strong one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
Where Thurman Is Strong.

Foraker fails TO see wherein Thurman is
strong in Ohio. Thurman is strong in Ohio
as elsewhere because he is well proved as
an honest and incorruptible servant of the
the people. Jay Gould found him strong
when Humans bill to compel subsidized
railroads 10 provide q sinking fund for the
extinguishment of their debt to the gov
eminent was pushed to passage by the
sheer force of the authors character and
standing, backed by his own rugged and
indOmitable spirit. Thurman's strength
is not in Ohio alone, but in the country
over. Mr.. Foraker's eyes may be opened
by November next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

THE party of great moral ideas" pro-
poses to capture the vote of the working
man, not by reducing the cost of neees-
saries of life to him, but by relieving
whisky distillers of the necessity of pay
ing internal revenue taxes. As the Chi
eago Herald puts it, the platform is:
Wear fewer clothes and drink more
yhisky.O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
many many

THE lsboriug men of Indiana were not
only snubbed in the summary manner in
which the Republican Convention ofmono-
poly agents threw ont GRESHAM, but had
it rubbed in" on them in the nomius-
ton of Chinese HARRISON and monopo-
list MORTON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
A Dive Burned,
spsesa! Telegram 10 he RsotSv.

epsclI Iste0Tdm 10 ne ReQtS1.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 25.-Last
night fire broke out in the old Charleston
Brewing Company property and consumed
the building. The place has been tough
for years. An unlicensed saloon has been
conducted in it. There wss raid on the
place last night by police. At eleven
O'Clock it was set afre and destroyed.
Loss 81, 500; no insurance. Mrs. Margaret
Scott believed her son was killed in the
fire and she fell dead at her home on
Court street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

The Republican bosses are drawing very
heavily upon the campaign of 1910 to pull
them out of hole. Have they no live
issues to discuss, or are they afraid oftheir
high taxes and free whisky PLATFORM Bet
ter get down to work and face the music
Tbs psople want mo foOliu'" this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
The Honor of It.
nksa,,o nIoh.

The most comical thing in the platform
adopted by the Republican convention is
the section rebuking the "mugwumps''
who deserted ''the cause of reform in the
civil service" and making q promise to
carry forward and extend that cause. The
idea that the party of which the spoils
system wss one of the chief-corner- stones
for twenty years should be trusted to
knock away its own underpinnipg is posi-
lively funny. II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

ANOTHER week Of the Chicago eonven-
ton would have assured to the Democratic
ticket clean sweep of every state in the
Union. But the ticket is doing splendidly
as it is, and the convention helped it along
many many thousand. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

TN THE CIRCUIT COCT
West virginis. ~
August Miller

I'm 1hh OANSOAA WV
West Virginia. ~
August Miller VT
w.
Henry Miller and Others
The undersigned Spec
siyes motto that pursuse,,.
by said Court in the abo,s,.
tth, 1883, he will, on
Monday, Julyl
Commencing ct 10 Q. m =,
the highest bidder, In tbm =
County, West Win inis, ! Or
IN be sold, the following'ni-
ssid village, Of which AZ h
seized aud posse sed, TO c,t
Iod 9 addition to the Citsiess.
einia, and also part Of III ye.
di,ion, beiug twenty feeGe "a.
sid OF the last ment,oe ~
strip of land twenty feesy: 4
Uniform width the wnoli mi
property has upon 1.-Two Ssii
iIron the Nations' Road .funu
Terms OF Sale-0neI
money and a. much n han
chaser shall elect, ,olee % pqr.
sale, aud the residue 0, diya
be paid in two equal insaey %
est from the day OF sale iBls,.
two years respectively re and
deferred instslments ths~ pch
undersigned his neRolia.ve the
able 70 the order OF ID, sry.
bearing interes; and pisner,
years respe lively from nd,uo
title is 10 be retained uvld the
Of the purchase money In fail
AL,
IL,
State OF West Virginia. cref.
/ herebs certify that u
Comm sioner his giyG'Ircih
such, In &C -ordance w,,h,rll! a'
JOH!cf@
June II, 1883 ,% ~.
jel2aOh y"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
FOR s
~nnupY,R TWO-A.

ryHE DOUBLB TMoHo
III ines ntuaie ct Noa
Eleventh street, betNu.
1870 No. Is has mig
49, throughout No.
~ and wafer throushoS,s
hesutiful country ret
acres Of ground Tested
nm Grove, on Nadonal Y
: aWo-story ffame dwelSa
h,e And carriage house, d
Silinr veil o. water. .
n1,it irees IN abundenoae
NJ 2l south AuIoh st.S
No ~ s Penn street.
No al6 Main street, Gta
M. % TWentiet b q, d
M an Twentieth o.. b
Ma 10 Fifteenth streeS
M. 10 seventeenth q
T;ye room ho,lse on '
The north half OF 10, -
.ddition. Improvements
svostorA brick dwellipfi
To6 sireek and . two, SUBJ
2sO6 Alley D. Rents fo
nnlv 10 Via
Real HEtate Age
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

REPUBLICAN inspiration: "TippecanOe
and MORTON too"
Democratic inspiration: Reduce the
surplus, reduce the war taxes and reform
the Tariff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

SHERMAN, ALLISON, HARRISON, ETC.,
have records that would be awkward on the
tariff, the currency, the Chinese question,
etc.-John j. INGALLS,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

IN ANOTHER column we print HARRI-
SONS record right fresh from the Congress
SioRdl Record
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

The millionaire tariff sharks will have
to flood every "sure Republican" State
with money this year to keep even that
line unbroken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

The Philadelphia Ledger calls FORAKER
"ths BOULANGER of the United States"
This is enough TO drive BoULANaER from
public life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

THE mOnopOlists will not waste any Of
their millions in Virginia this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

THE Republican candidate fits the
party preeisely-they both have great
ancestors aud rotten records.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

II your complaint is want OF appetite. try hall
awineslass Of Angosture Bitters half an
hour before dinner. Beysge Of counterfeits. Ask
for the genuine articl9 Manufactured by DIR. ].
G. B. siegert sonsr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

If CHINESE were voters Harrison might
carry the Pacific slope.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

THE Congressional Record ID On unbandy
thing for candidates sometimes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

AMONG all the men named there is not
one leader.-JohR j. Ingalls,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
TOR SALE

f.opsr1 e ths - Sssse !.
-, 49, q nnigt land
md etablek. 80 ~ ~
~ Saldinss cos6 n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

Tariff OfISS7 Passed
by Republican House
of Representatives. 1854 per cent
War tariff. at It's high
est, 1856. ....................... As 35 per cent
Present tariff, ISS7.... SALE per cent
Proposed by the
Mills Dill. 1884 per cent
'sFhe question OF free trade In alb
sOIuteIy irreIeVant.''-Groyer Cleve'
land.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
HeuI advertisements.

uTANTED-Two UNPUBLISHED ROOMS,
w with natural gas and water, in a central
locality, fGr gentleman, wife and child, Ad-
dress Nv )" this cfice. ie27a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

n A. HAUL AssoCIATION--A MEETING
". of the Grand Army Hall Association win
be held In their hall this evening at ESQ clock.
DIN5, President; G. E. IRWIN, Secretary. jeHq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
Gdun
UNIYERSTTYG|N|A

SUMNER LAWES (nife
weekly BEGIN 18th Julsd iah rep
TENDER. Have proved o lst 70 W..
dents who design 10 puhles Al lhis
or other Law school; ono propose
TO read privately; and 5onem VINO
have not had the advatmaiic IL.
stmction. For circular Um,enliJ
Law. rajelSrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

Present tariff, ISS7,.~
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28
interesting Facts.

Here IS very interesting table whics the thinking individual will do we'll to cut out and carefully preserve for future reference: Eighty acres of pasture land fed by cattle or sheep will yield s2O0.
 Twenty acres or grain hay. S20O. Twenty acres of oats, $2O0.
 Five acres of alfalfa, $200.
 Four acres of apples, $200.
 Two acres of apricots, S200.
 Two acres of plums. $200.
 One acre of prunes, S200.
 One acre of peaches, s200.
 One acre of wslnuts, $200.
 Ore acre of almonds, S200.
 Three-fourth of an aero of raisins grapes yield s2O0.
 Two thirds of an acre of Bartlett pears produce S200.
 One-half an acre of oranges yields SsOo.
 One half an acre of cherries yields s7oo.
 Oue-fsarth of an sore ef black berries. e2oo.-Risssids Cks.iclA
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28
Worth Knowing.

Mir. W. H. Morgan. merchant, Lake Ciy, Fla, was taken with severe Gold. attend. ed with distressing Cough and running into Consumption in its 6rst stages. He tried many so-callsd popular cough remedies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced in hesh. had difficulty in breathing and was aaable to sleep. Finally tried Dr. Kings Few Discovery for Consan ptIon and found immediate relief. and after using about e half dozen bottles found himself well and has had no return of the disease. No other remedy can show SO grand record sf curss. as Dr. Kings New Disoovery-for Consump- rion Guaranteed to do just what is claimed for it--Trial bottle free at A. Frank 5 store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28
LOCAL NOTES.

J. Shriver has gone to Los Angeles.
 Richard Rule has goae to Ph,enix on [ short visit.
 Advertise the sFiea3ed resources of Yu, ma County.
 Hon. Taos Gates left for Tucson, on Tuesday evening.
 Garland Post returned to the Mohawk valley yesterday.
 The County funding bonds have all been signed and delivered.
 Aichari Reysolds has gone to S,n Frat. cisco, on a short visit.
 John Markle has j,ss recovered from a serious spell of sickness.
 The town wds visited by ah army of commercial travellers this eek
 The McPberson canal will irrigate l2O,. GOO acres ot land in Yuma County.
 Captain c. v. Mesdsn and son left for San Francisco on Monday morning
 Judge Walter Millar isin iownpurchas. ing goods for his store at NOrtons.
 Nell Greenleaf came to town to attend the 4. O. Q ". ball. Eell's man, friends geve him cordial welcome.
 Cameron King the Territorial Commis- sioasr of lmmigrat,css and. family arrived in town on Tuesday on official business.
 Chris. Homer went to Mohawk valley shis week, where hs is thinking of batting sp large blacksmithing establishment.
 Mr. B. O. Hawkins the new manager ei tAe soathern Pacific Hotel Is gaining golden opiAions in his management of that house.
 Judge Wra- Brodis arrived here from the Macy and Mack mines, on Wednesday and seiprasd 10 the mines the following day.
 Hoa- Chaa R. Drake Pima Counsy's able ooanpilnan in the Fourteenth, paid tAs sss1tNKl Q pleasant visit few days age.
 en Friday evening next Deputy Grand Aastsr Workman ". D. MOnmonier, will AA-SS8seEo 70 seSSS SA tos A- Ss v. w. Ut wllcox.
 Alexander H0thsnsseia prominent oA- OCT of the United Order of Honor organised lodge here of twelve members. on Thurs. day oight
 Ths Tums Indians shszld Do foroed to rsoaia cat of town ORlsss they ''dross sp" Httls ssre. This wsutd please the strau- gers within cur gates.
 Barge No. ! arrived here a Monday from up-Nver witk n tons of ee from Castle Done srd 10 tons from Eureka. The barge Asd siss Aeavy oarss of wosd and hidss. H,. v. riIlssa, lspssy Osllectsr of Gus. toAs s.t Capt Ksltea U. c. Inspector sf Custsns spest . fsv lays is te~= during the wsek. Both gsstleses gre fren Tomb ston&
 CAAmAeriAia's Eye a.d Skis Ointmsst Is safe ed certain cure for scrs nipples, skin srSstiosS sOaid head. letter. piles, sd an s.as*iag. itching aissa.es of ths sAis s<4 As aasasalled fes sArsais Rees ss& esAa tys. 0anAsass
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28
STILL 0E EARTH.

Mr. P. Fl Goodrich, St. Louis travel.
 ing man, representing the Graham Paper
 Co.,, contributes the following, it may be of value to you: ''I have been troubled
 with colds aud soreness of the breast the past year and find great relief in Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. chesrfully recom- 'aend it to any one troubled with coughs or .olds, give it trial" L. Harry, q msr-
 :haut of Sweet Home. Mo, has also used ly for several years and knows its value, he says Cha,nDerlains Cough Remedy never fails to give quick relief and that he always
 ,eeps it in the house and would not be without 1t for i've times its cost. Sold by J. Gsndvio.
 The most amusing incident of recent olitical discussion is the sudden, and
 It first sght unaccountable, disappear
 snce of the great silver question. Let
 my man: read the woeful forebodings 1f the monometsllist. organs of two or three years ago, and then try to think what has happened to account for the awful silence about s5-cent dollars which now overspreads the country. The intelligent mind would naturally bs forced to the conclusion that the C dishonest dollar" had been summarily abolished. The beautiful calm on the nonetary question would seem to ":,nsistr with on other state on facts If we are not measuring our mon' y and goods by the single gold standard, what has become eff the public men end journals that were shouting such alarming warnings at US few months agol
 Strange. but true, the event has falsi- i'd rheir predictions and most iucon tinentiy2 closed their madly bowling The slight turn of the wrist which has done this magical thing has merely been the law requiring silver certificates te be issued to the posses 'ors of silver dollars. These Ldo''ars nave simply been placed on an equality with gold dollars, go far as the privilege If using the coin or it's paper represen. ,ative is concerned, and 10 and behold, every one forgets that the "cartwheel iollar" is a nuisance. Apparently sill yer only needs an even chance with ,old.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28
Murmurrtngs from Aztec

We had picnic Christmas and most enjoyable affair it was. The table was abundsnsly laid with good things prepared by the skilful hand of tho ladies. 4 dance was given al. the school hosse Saturdaynigut before New Year't every one enjoyed themselves and lively. o'clock which cane sil too soon, found the happy event drawing to close with many wishes for happy New Year fMr. T. L. Despair and Thos. Sears left for Phenix few days since. .--.'. >, Mir. Rsrson has gone to Los Angsls. on short visit to friends. Mir. and Mrs. Tayler will leave for Date Creek to mOrto". on short visit to their mother.
 Mir. Craussf San Diego is looking over this valley fi'h the view of settling here,
 Work is being pushed rapidly on the Me Emerson canal, few miles above the Agua CAlieute springs.
 This cansp will irrigats an immense tract of extremely fertile land lying in both Ma ricopa and Yuma counties. Owing to Er, Mannings absencs operations have been sus- pended o. his canal for short time, settlers on this canal are preparing to put in large crops.
 Mir Tom npkins an old gentleman of Phe- nix died st Agua Calients few weeks since.
 We have just heard that the R. R. Go. are going ts build depot at Aztec.
 ETELKA.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28

ka DtsAsAss eelAen nAS.aA Ne. \ eursA CAAasrvA Ass. and A.csod Asesa esses CD the tAxs and Dn<v, sssV ka c Eyss, Gess, ese., coepss-sebefsa BsotcAsA syphilitis CAtaHh, G6sassd nuap, ed sA primary tom st the tissass fpown .s sypaiis. Prfre, . 70 Pr DOstSea ks AiehAa's ashsa DalnaA EA 0afss-rsrsi=fy. xevuria' syphiiitis 1ASD Raflna. fAins iu aAs Boose, fain- ie the HAA, kaek of the Nssk Vlsss>es4 eors TArcss, SypA:iitis kash, krDpe end soop S.sse1 Csrr,a stt4naa sk sAS HDAA. aoA sr1Ai.atss al aiseAss frsn shs systsR WHsSAsr saused by isAiscsctiDs e abass sf Nsrsayy, leavias t1s No ooA pofs saA Aeaithy. Psies ge e Dsr EssSiA. G.e EtsSaas. 0oiasA z .lanisA An:A asss for tAs eess ef ooeofhas ciesA Irritation G-avei, and all CrinHy or GsnS ., ai.arr.sgsnssAa. PsassLe4 e Pss Bottle.
 Ls RisAaas. Cslas,. Nps,ssA i.. 1~efi n, f-rs,rsrs sas~s es Goaorrhea, 1Dhamnaso , GlRs. esiauS avkA Price e1 A,D per BseIle.
 Ge Rbshsa's eo1A~m osDsnsas toe tae sh ss.vs kea!iag cf Sypailitis ssrcS and sruptions. Price el co P'B Box. lo ! schh a's eoia<I P0 ~sicrve end Bra . t.eaanent; kso os physs-A pos- e, elress Gr over.wcrS. Fr8sD9sA ess- Price eS co DIT Bs8s TSH1o s-a ServfnA
 Sent sverywhere, c O D., s~ess1 tsses ysr exPresL c F. nfcHAR@R < co AevaeA AcI q S.o Sansouls strssa, ofnsr AkS.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Office of the Board of Supervisors.
 County of Yuma, A. T.

Ofhce of the Board ef Supervisors. County of Yuma, A. T. Yuma. A. T Jan. %, 1888, Board met pursuant to adjournment at 10 o'clock A. M Roll called present Chair man C. V. Meeden Supervisors o. F. Town seud D. M. Field and Clerk. Or motion Board proceeded to examine scalps of wild animals presented and the clerk is ordered to draw warrants on the general fund of the county IS follows to-wit. Indian Jim coyote and 2 wild cats allow red, 5. % Yuma Francisco coyotes allowed, 300. On Board return to the office of the county treasurer there to examine warrants tor ths purchaoe of Yuma county boniS.
 On motion Board postponed the examina tion of warrants and adjourned to to.mor- row at 10 o'clock A. M.
 Yuma A. T. January Fist, 1888 Board met pursuant to adjournment at tine office of the county treasurer at 10 o'clock A. Nj. Roll called present Chairman .C. V. Mesden Supervisors O. F. Townsend D. M. Field and Clerk.
 Miuates of yesterday read and approved. On motion Board proceeded to examine warrants presented By bidders. All being examined were declared good and the coun- " treasurer is c.dersd to Issue bouds for the same according to law.
 The county treasurer renders receipt for $9l500 redemption bonds the same is order ed filed
 Minutes read and approved and on motion board adjourns to Monday April 2d, A. D. 1888 at 10 o'clock A. M
 c. V. MEEDEN, l..
 CHAIRMAN, J. L. REDoNpo,
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28
All Sorts sf rossca

IT, W I. Daley, Advstti-iug A,r>at ni the Brooklyn Elevated k.ilIu.d. wr.Ies: "1nnammatory rheulnatIsIn swsiied my lees and arms to twice tLeII natuixl sizs 1 suffered -1craciating paia Your Won- dsrful $ 8. &. made . complete eGre
 Major Sidney Herbert, editor of the Ro1LLrrn CGIfspatOr sN1 Dtrae IT1,pur, Atlsnta. Ca, writes: have fully test, d the vl,tnes of Swift's Specific both ss . rheumatls,,. eurs and touic It hs- dons even moro thsD its propristors cis,Ia for It.
 Mr Hichs~I Long. Jr , w,th the Stro- bridge LIih.,graphi" Co. Cinc,nnss, Che. writes "J suttel ed Tor two years with . terrible itching shi painful sores on my neck, aro,s, hands ."d h"gers No phy- eician could help me 5. \. fsIicved me perfectly and feel iika ncv man
 Mrs. kE.&Dda Ingie, Oi G~stD'iia, N O, writes: My hsh-. whea iour ssonths old, developed sorntulA He lad two e. were visinzs and aorts on the a4sk. sent for Gu, family physician. who pr"noanoed it scrutu.A, and ,,rr~ribsd 5 $ s tor it. l gave the bahy 6 $ < and It . on got the dissare under c,uiIoi. Tb~ s"r~ nce heaie-i. and Inc b,t'y is vttl and heaithy. ] knnv s S S ssrsd its life, and told cur dnc,.r sn He k A teTIiar physician, and p,,1rt.i~d $. S $ i"r tie hsby as soon e he sae IL had srrntu's
 Trcetit.. or El<ri and Sk,n Rsesees mailed ftsA. IRE SWIFT SrACiEO Co, Drawer ., Atla4ts. Ga
 FOR SALE-0n ths fsstsllneet plan. ., 'rgAa. sA Loais sAnsfsotasA a.ssis .