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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-11-28
LADIES, LOOK AT THIS 5!

MISS DELLA MOORE now has
her Winter Stock open and
displayed, and those of you
who have not seen it, will be
utterly astonished at its Inn
mensity. It was purchased
new and fresh, for this season
and this particular market.
1t was selected by Miss Moore
who possesses a full knowl-
edge of the peculiar wants of
her customers, and no one
need have any excuse for send
ing away from home for any
article of millinery or notions.
Miss Moore can supply every
want.
Embraced in her choice
stock may be mentioned:
HATS, BoNNETs,
HOODS, TOBoGGANS.
JETS, NOTIONS.
ZEPHYRS, MITTS.
EMBROIDERY ARASENEs,
CHENILLES, RIBBONS.
ELDER DOWN FOR CHILDREN,S
CLOAKS,
GENTLEMEN'S MUFFLERS,
FELT HATS FROM so CENTS TO 81
and a thousand and one other
articles for ornament and
practical use. This stock is
to be sold NOW and it will be
sold. 1t was not purchased
for next Spring, next Summer
or next Fall, but for this sea-
son.
Special attention given
to trimming up hats. Salts
faction guaranteed. 26
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The Art Loan.

The ladies III charge OF the Art Loan
and Exhibition of Curiosities have had
good luck in securing articles for the
exhibition. They have more than 500
relics, antiquities, curios and pieces of
hric-a-brac that will be on exhibition
in the room next to the post-office, COM
mencing Thursday afternoon, 10Th inst,
and continuing until Saturday night.
Following are few of the articles
they have arranged:
y Masonic apron, hand-painted, 100
years old.
Silk tissue dress of style of 1920.
y collection of china-ware from Eng
land 100 years old.
y rare English apron, peculiar in
figure.
A collection of autographs of the
prominent men of the day and an auto
graph letter from Benjamin Harrison,
president-elect.
An unfinished palmetto fan from
California.
\ collection of California specimens,
animal, mineral and vegetable.
A wooden Chinese match box, 600
years old.
A silk crazy quilt, made by lady IS
years old.
A dressed rattle-snake shin from
Texas.
Hand embroidered dress worn by
three generations of children.
Fragments from battle flags carried
through the war by Sth Indiana boys.
Waist of silk wedding dress worn in
1924.
A great lot of plates nearly 100 years
old.
An English reader printed in 1923.
Roll Clark's wheelborrow, used when
he was baby.
a banner, over 100 years old, exhibit
ed at the centennial of 1876.
a coffee mortar, los years old.
An ocean telescope, used IS years ago
by Capt. John Clark.
\ German bible, 90 years old.
a bottle, IS years old, the one prom
inent citizen took his first nip out Of
\ Chinese, hand-painted jar and a
lot of bronze platters.
An Indian papoose cradle.
A chip from a Tippecanoe flagstaff
of 1910, used again in 1888.
Teaspoon lbs years old.
Sitting Bulls moccasins,
y collection of canes-including one
frOty, Cu,a1an IN xao,.e olI o,,d eo,,o,.,
others century old; one made by John
Dollar when he was boy 80 years ago.
Monster fungus growth, 4 feet in di-
ameter.
n statue group, presented by an Ital-
ian count to an American citizen.
a Chinese god, carved out of ivory.
A sun shade used by little girl SO
years ago.
Marvellous sea foam from Florida.
Piece of John c. Butteriield's carpet,
in constant use 20 years.
A wooden counter pane of 1886 and
one of 1919.
a meat platter, 60 years old.
A great collection of oil paintings.
A doctor book aud table each over
100 years old.
Indian relics by the bushel.
The horns that John Sparks jerked
from buffalo bull, in the early days of
Barber county.
a newspaper IS years old, containing
an account of the death of Washing
ton.
A rare petrifaction, supposed to be
the gall of an early real estate agent.
These are but a few Of the many cur
iositles TO be seen. Everybody should
patronIze the la lies.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-11-28

- o"N"A HlhhA h'NNs
Read Cunningham $ new money ad.
Go TO Morgan x Graham for Farm
Loans. 8
Turkish and California prunes at
Davis X Davis 81
n you want to borrow money, go to
Morgan and Graham. 6
Standiford, Youmans & Eldred want
10000 bushels of corn, %
California prunes, the best in the
world. at Davis Il Davis. 81
Morgan u Graham can make Farm
Loans at liberal terms. 6
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
Think of Is pounds of Turkish prunes
for 81 nj Davis. 81
Call on Morgan Il Graham If you
wish To increase your loan.
Money to loan on land-see Morgan &
Graham. 8
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
lst National bank.
The Grand hotel barber shop and
bath rooms are open and in good order
Tot or cold baths at any hour. IL
Buy the best, fattest and tenderest
beef, veal, mutton and pork, of Smyth
q schmidt on Main street. They kill
nothing but the best. II
See those experienced meat men,
Smyth n Schmidt and make arrang-
ments for your regular supply of meat.
They handle the best and guarantee
satisfaction. II
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Muneians. Attention !

There will be meeting of all the
musicians of this city-vocal and instru-
mental-at the residence of w. w.
Cook, Monday evening, December Sd,
for the purpose of taking steps to or.
ganize Choral Union or srme perma-
nent musical society for Medicine
Lodge. Everyone interested in music
is invited to be present without further
ceremony.
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HNNOU NCEM ENY. = :

The very liberal reduction in prices made by us early
this fall appreciated by all good buyers which fact was
very material increase in our already very pros
porous trade and the fair crops raised the county
this year have enabled make collections far beyond
our most sangune expectations
Wishing to prove to the citizens of Barber county that
fully appreciate the very liberal patronage extended to
and that anxious convince them of the fact
we propose to make another Sweeping Reduction in Prices
in all the branches of Immense Stock of Merchandise
We offer you for CASH and CASH ONLY selection from the
best and most complete line of and Shoes at 10 pey
cent a6oUe their actual cost to The and best Sc
ected stock of Clothing Overcoats Furnishing goods
ever in the city, the Winter Dress Goods
Flanne Underwear Hosiery Gloves on even better terms
Comforts by the bale Blankets by the Dozen at lower figures
than other retailers purchase them for
Our stock of Hats and caps never more complete
just opened the last to-day You can purchase them
at your own figures.
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Win be Published.

All persons who owe Davis & Davis
and will not settle their accounts vii
wake up some fine morning an, fine
their names in the paper. Th-v have
tried every reason able way 10 e peo.
pie 10 settle. and in a very sh ri time
they will publish list If Their debtors
and state the amount each one ov rs
So II you owe hem, you had better set,
tie now. ~
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Musical soiree.

There viii be a musical entertainment
given by the Military band of this city
20 ThOmpsOn's opera house, Friday
evening, December 2lst. 1883, assisted
hy the best local musical talent of the
city. The programme will embrace vo-
cal and instrumental solos, Duets,
quartottes Overtures and choruses, max
ing, altogether, the rarest evening of
music in the history of this city. Re-
member the date and watch out for the
small bills telling full particulars.
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A Great Club Offer.

The Weekly Capital-C Commonwealth
and the Barber County INDEX for Two
Dollars. This offer is for cash and en-
ables you to have all the latest new :
from the capital of the state and your
own local paper at the price of one.
The Capital Commonwealth will con.
tain the most complete report of legisla.
tive proceedings published anYwhera.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-11-28
Sunday school Convention.

The Barber County Sunday School
convention will meet at Medicine Lodge
on Saturday and Sunday, December 18th
and 18TH, 1883. Rev. J. A. Bright, the
state secretary, VIII be present. Pro-
gramme next week.
ID. J. ABEu. Pres.
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R.A IL Attant,nni

At the regular meeting of Cypress
chapter, No. SO r. A. M, to be held
December 10, 1888, will occur the an
nual election of officers. All members
will take due notice and be present.
+. y. CARUTIIERs. Sec'y.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-11-28
RuildinR A.aociatlon Notloa.

stockholders of the Medicine Lodge
Savings, Loan and Building association
are requested to leave their books with
the secretary at the meeting tomorrow,
Thursday night, that they may he al
anced and that the semi-annuai report
may be prepared.
HENRY burst. -ec'v.
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CARPETS For Everybody.

Rigg Il Johnston have Just received a
full line of CARPET SAMPLES from one of
the largest carpet houses in st. Louis.
Any one wanting carpets will do well
TO call and get prices. 2l-2
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Money For Sale.

The Building Association has money
for sale to the best bidder. Only stock.
holders have the privilege of borrowing
it. Now is the time to take stock. q
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-11-28

THE following letters remain uncailed for a,
i the pOsoffice in Medicine Lodge for TIE
week ending Nov. ~ 1855. In calling for them
please state that they are advertised.
Peace Brown. Phillips & Co.
Frank Rochelle Mrs. Thomas Smith.
MIS- II. 4. Wl10rd. Mr. ElTa Williams.
7. A. NcCLEARRY p NJ
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LOCAL NEWS.

rXAMtNE YOUR TITLE you may need
~ correction uud We are prepared tO de- this
work und guarantee correctness and sntisfac-
ton. BRON-uS q ifOUCuIS. a.
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ThRM LOANS 600 tho h.st companies with
i UIe privilege pt paying ru.t ct tho prinri-
pIr ufuuN t.Wp. iu sums ut tl.uur unN multi
uicut fhr Same. NtuN~uN llOututN. 90
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-11-28

u Barber county. We have the ONLY perfect
and complete set u abstract books I'm the coun-
v. corrected uD to date. BRONSON HOUCHIN
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Southern Kansas Railroad Tine Card.

Southern Kansas Railroad Time Card.
GOING FAST.
rae.envcr and Express, leaves. .3:25 p. IN.
COMING wFsr.
russosgrr md Express. arrives. ....le.2j D. M.
Ut u uI IiI'fN y 10 p. IA
IA. IA. CASE, Local Agent.
POSTAL.
Postoncr at Medicine L0dTc opcn from e = u
a. o.. Sundays ono uuur tu arrival OF mail.
Money order Office. y a. NtDLEAHY. T.. ".
a. A.MCCLEAHY, Assistant.
The Nails.
Frnm Auich tud nll Eastern points. arrives
DULY ai ..fa b. ut iuuVrs duiiy g' t:tUPw.
From Ashland. tl.lwttrr Nt.s. lfuuuH. sun
CITY, LHlr CITY AMI Miuvona. sriNts daily.
FROM hiupI. IT, 40. CINEMA. seNtou. Eiirtl,
Nafnifuu, linrlfuer und Etua. arrives daily ,
ca D.. m. LsuYcs ut Oh re-. m.
FROM klnamnn, liross. hates. Nashville. ar
riNcs at 1.in, pm. Leaves ut n. on.
From sawyer, Elm Mills and Amber. arrives
on Mondays, Wednesdays and u riii g. nt g:fi
~ n. Departs Tuesday Thursday and Satur-
DAYS atsAN. Arrives at SAWYER AZ rs p. m.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-11-28
r. E M H M 3 Il r !!

Our stock is not composed of Bankrupt and Shoddy
ton Sale goods that old and sheworn are new
bright CHOICE well selected and saleble purchased this fall
FOR CASH to repenish stock that our heavy fall sales
had greatly reduced.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-11-28

Howard s. simmons have cider by
gallon OF barrel.
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Stray Cattle.
a%M Wanted Cattle to Feed.

Wanted, 80 or more cattle to feed.
VIII feed and care for them and endeavor to
give satisfaction to owner. p. o. address, Inyo,
Harper county, kas. 26 Mort H WHITE.
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Democratic Central Committee.

TIC. MOLLOY. CHAIRMAN.
ACG. SCHMIDT. SECRETARY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-22
THE COWBOY ACT.
Bsri. Adams Held on Two Charges by jus
tice Davis Yesterday,

Bsri. Adams Held on Two Charges by jus
tics Davis Yesterday.
The chap who was arrested Saturday
night for shooting man in Stevens targst
gallery on Market street, gave his name to
the authorities as John johnson. The
fact, however, afterwards Developed that
his right name is Benjamin Adams and
that he is from Jinl's Run down the
river. He ia young fellow not NOR
than seventeen years Of age and has
probably been reading about how the
Western cowboys 20 into city and make
things hum IS he seemed to be followiI &
their example.
Floyd Criswell says that Adams came
up to Wheeling with him, and that one o.
the revolye,s and the pockt tbcok found
upon him belonged to him (Cr:snelD al
though he doesn't Just remember how
Adams got hold Of them.
Adars was taken before Justice W. H.
Davis yesterday on two charges-one for
shooting in placs of public resort
and the other for carrying weapons.
The prisoner admitted both Charge
and sad he would as lief 20 t. the Peni'
tertiary as anywhere else, that it made no
difference to him. On the first charge he
was held in the sum of $500 aud on the
second $500 for his appearance at ? o'clock
this afternoon for examination, and was
sent TO Jail in default. 1t seems that o
ems was touched by the shot, although o
young fellow named Thompson ssid the
bullet nit him on the stomach and showed
a scratch there to substantiate his state
ment. He could net. however, chow
shsrs the bullet had penetrated his
cloths, and evidently his imsgica!ion has
CIT the bsst of him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-22
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements Of Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming and
Going Of Strangers.
Sam R5iaheimer, Of Warrington, was at
the Mcclure yest ,Sdsy.
THE Grand Eucsnpment, l. .. o. F 4,
meet at Huntington this morning.
THE defence will probably call its frat
witns 8, in the Baksr else this morning.
Col. A. A. FIagzheim returned home
Yesterday from q ten days visit to Cir cin'
natl.
Mrs. Chas. Scott; of the Island, will en-
terrain a number CT friends at luncheon
this evening.
Mrs. T. s. Bredville and daughter, Miss
Mamie, and Mis- Hanson were in the city
on Saturday.
Mis- Emma Joy, Of McKeeeport, form
srly Of tois city, is visiting friends In the
Eighth ward.
Mrs. II. NJ. Dodsop, of Bethlehem, Pa,
is visiting her sister, Mis-. J. P. Gichrist,
of Leatherwood.
A r. Beam, J. 81. Livsey and II. D..
Phipps, Bethany students, were at tbs
McLnre Saturday.
Mira. Prof. John A. Meyers. of Morgan
town. is at ths Mcclure, having come to
The city to Join her husband.
Cards are out snrour cipg the marriage
of Miss Matte Hubbard. formerly of this
city, to Mr.. G. Norman Weaver, of Frank
fort, Ind. .r--
]. E. Lswhsad, Esq, prominent attor-
uey of Newark, Ohio, arrived in the city
last evening, and is quartered at the Nc
Lure. MIR. Lawhead will, it is under
stood, take the stump in West Virginia
until the close Of the campaign.
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IN A SMALL WAY.
The News Of the Day Pointedly Para
xraphed for Hasty Readers.

The Nsvs of the Day Pointedly Para
xraphed for Hasty Readers.
SEVERAL Council committees will prob
ably meet this evening.
THERE will be no attraction ut the
Grand Opera House this week.
THEArRIcALs will sgain assume their
wontsd activity after the election.
FIVE cases were registered at Police
headquarters at o'clock this morning.
PRESIDENT WILLIAM WEIHE, Of the
Amalsamatsd Association, was in town
Saturday on business.
IT is exre tad the work of erecting the
truas for the 20-inch water main WILL d.
commenced this morning.
THIS evening" is club night at The
Wheeling Club ard Prof. Charlie Kill
meyer will furnish the music
The sere and yellow leaf did not have
half a chance to show its beautits this
autumn, or rather this alleged autumn.
The members cf Typographical Union
No. 70 will give ball a. Arion Hall, Fri
dsy evening. Over 500 invitations have
Oefn SAINT out, auu tue Enah P'oe9 w
be very enjoyable.
JOHN GARRISON. sged IL years, q resi-
dent of "Jacstovn," on Wheeling creek,
has been missing for the past tan days.
he let home on the 10Th inst. to go hunt
irg. since when no trace Of him has been
found.
TIE next attraction at the Opera House
is the ARABIAN Nights" next Friday
syeoiog. This is q grand spectacular
drama has enjoyed q graz run all over the
county, and Wheeling people are espec,
tally f4vored in having an opportunity OF
SEEING it.
The Bellsire Independent says there Is
no controversy between the nsilers Of the
city and tie management of the factory,
The report some time since about the
nailels rtistting q proposition from tie
M II wcs mistsks-no proposition was
given ths Amalssmattd Association
There was an informal talk with some OF
the Gu side members, but it did not take
the snaps Of prop osition, as the commit
30 OF ma lars lssrned when they called al
the office. The nal factory ia kept ids
yeaause the steel is steadily sold to otheI
u,illa
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urzrrrIN4 DAILY REGISTER MONDAY OCTOBER o. 1888.

rel
engaged in rafting logs near Granvils.
was accidentally struck over the eye ~. -.
an sxe BY . fellow-vofkman, WIG ~.
striking at peg in the log, but nom -" :.
unsccountab!e movement hit Ausun !: !.
above stated. The poll OF the axe - !
struck him sank deep over his eye INA
made frightful wound.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com,
nanv has nut into effect new tyatem o.
handing the conduc. OBJ on its road: Id.
stead Of atc:pirg personal sureties o.
s., OOO for the conduct OF eacn maD, =
heretofore, the company has a,rspgsS
special rates with the American ana NoItn
American Security Companies, end toe
conductors will hereafter secure tnen
security in there concerns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-22
PETROLEUM v. NASBY


asyu: ssIntimit acquaintance with at
a. a. ...,y' in'''''' our '''p''f 10
III 4 lie rsasoa Why 6ynvih Bloch
.ootinuo 70 mako friends - their vir.os
Ssooms bsttsr known. OlerEymen, pahls
msaksrs, and people In all the avenus 4
jifs ~ : unit h their praise Of that We
derful nsw remedy, 6ynvita Cough Bloch
Thsv srs warranted 10 cure Cougbs ODD
R,onohitis. Hoarsness, Tickling in u,
Throet Sors Throat and Group; Is dosa
Is osna. Hundreds bear testimony to u
rsmsrk.hls cures Of Diarfhea, Dyssntery,
Fiux. Cholera Infantum, Or Summer Con.
nisint md Cholera Morbus, effected ),
kvnyits Blackberry Blocks; Is dose, s
80. We have stacks Of testimonial
srom mothers, who, after dosing their chi.
Ar, vith strons medicines for other 10
800 diseases, have oompletsly cured tina
by using Synyita Worm Blocks; Is doss
q oent After you have tried Ill Il,
hish-pricsd bottle remedies and have ioaai
a rsiiel buy 0 package Of Synvita KH.
~. Blood and Liver Blocks and be curs
50 dossa 80 cents. II you want the fnss
tonio Bitteu IN the market, buy paci,c
Al GynyiA Bitter Blocks for IS cents NJ
uais from I 10 I gallon Of pure tonic b
ters.
All these remedies only I cent dos
No bon, no teaspoon, NO sticky bottle pr'
NJ In patent packages. Warranted to Gun
Or money refunded. Sold by druegsl
syerywbers. Gets checker board Of yor
dealer fres. Send your address ON poss
ard for . copy Of 'THESYHyITA BLOCK
which contains history Of diseases ~
curos, or send cent stamp for . sample 4
Couch Block md o copy Of THs sYSyrl
BLOCK. Address, The 6ynvita Go, LoA
Box 20e, Dslphos, Ohio.
ALTON p. HISS, Agent Sor WhssliAs
sppodts postofacs.
b. z NoSwoRDs, Agent for Martin
Fury, O.
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PUT UP OR SHUT UP.
The Register Increases the Forfeit to
al 00n

The Register Increases the Forfeit to
$1,000.
TIE REGISTER has REPEATEDLY made
mora or less complimentary reference Il
one Mr.. Mahlon Chance. He is remem.
bsred by the people of Wheeling as a PAID
agent of the Republican National Com
mittse, who came to this community o. q
high tariff missionary. Mr.. Chance soon
discovered that his high tx, low wages
soypel wasn't what the workingmen Of
Whseling were seeking for and hastily be-
took himself to whepcs he came.
But before his departure he made some
remsrks pertinent to the tariff 9ussticn,
that have since brought him into unsn'
viab'e prominence. The REGISTER pub
lished taose statements at that time. Mr..
Chance immediat ly snd emphaticsly de-
mel them. Thsreupon folteit was 20 +
ed of $50, afterwards Increased to SlCO,
that il the REGISTER coold not producs
the person to whom Mr.. Chance made his
fatal admissions, that sum was to go to
tue charitable institui ions Of Whee ling.
Q6 CutlicuSc way htNSA tNeSioSe'
After mature reflection We are con-
WINGED that the sum of $1G0 was TOO small
q thing for Mr.. Chances aristocratic
friends to notice. We therefore repeat
this challenge and increase tbs forfeit.
Itths REGISTER cannot produce re
putable and we'll known manufacturer Of
this vicinity to whom Mr.. Mahlon Chance
in private convsrsstion said that while
some schedules might be wrong, the reduc.
tions proposed by the Mills bill were all
right, bat We (mssuing the Republicans
want to make that reduction" then ii
will forfeit 81, 900 to the charitable institu-
tons of this city. If it CAD, then any who
may accept this CHALLENGES shall forfeit q
like amount.
In the meanwhile we repeat our asser-
ton, that Mr.. Mahlon Chance, a paid
agent of the National Republican Com
mites, did say in conversation with a
prominent manufacturer, thai tae reduc-
tions proposed in the Mills bill were all
right, bat Republicans didn't want Demo
Gratis to get he credit of it, and we are
prepared to msks it good.
Here ia q Chance for our Republican
friends, but its first name ism. Mshlon.
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arn,b,latine a Multiform Disease

Missuatic, o. mslarisl, disease has many forms.
PHYSICIANS have, for the sake Of eoovenisncs and
for the p1-pase Of Indicating its most strongly
,carted forms, subdiyided it into intermittent
and bslious Feuifcnt fever, dumb sgus and
sgue cake. Rps 1t presents d infinite variety Of
symptoms in different INDIVIDUALS Do t6e,s
svmn.orns what they will, always remember that
81 steiterss stomach Biuers will anHihtlste them
n tSs ou,sst, and prevent their recurrence. A
,eyiew OF the prcss Eoa,d convince any one OF
the fact. This. however, 70 inlposApIs because
he ar CT of this grand snti-mslarisl specific are
= N stter of Common knowle6gs. No less fGmil-
;s- to me pr;blic are / remedial and preventive
sTscts I'm balliclr attacks constipation, DYSPEPSIA
incipent rheumatism, debility END ftdney
sud tpnic ueryins.