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Wichita eagle., 1888-06-24

Mr. O'Neal might have been Southern
Democrat but for the interfering hand OF
fate. He was born at Newberry, S. C., but
when eight years old his parents died and
he was adopted by a relative IN DAVIES
County, Ind. He worked on farm until
twenty-one, attending country schools WIN
tiers. and in 1859 entered the State Univer-
sity, graduating four years later. In 1854
he graduated from the University Law
School. He has practiced law ever since.
He is fifty years old.
Once a Democrat, always Democrat, is
verify true of Jonas P. Howard. He is like
tall hickory left in half-burnt slashing.
Other men may go this way and that, but
Jonas is always pegging along in the same
old path He was born and educated in the
State and is lawyer. This is his second
term
Two negatives make one affirmative, but
here is a positive made up Of an infinite
number of negatives. "His chief object in
lite is to Object said down-East member,
whose Si00, 900 pubic building was razed to
the ground in jiffy that il takes Mr.. Hol-
man to shift his tobacco from the left cheek
to the right. He is one of a half-dozen men
who have earned a National title in the
bear pit Judge Kelley will be ''Pig Iron"
to the end of the chapter and we shall
hardly cease to hear of MIR. RandalPs Iron
Jaw, but the Great American Obiector will
outliye both
The New York Suns candidate for the
Presidency in 1888 is 66 years old. His
father was a bosom friend of Henry Clay,
and the great commoner helped Simeon
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-24
n. ch..e. win rii.~r.sss.

The Republican party nsvsr did Eaks
much hssdwsy where pssyks seula net
read OF write. IL hzs hsd % espess very
largely for is recruits rpox is>Ingsnt vet
ers because It's argzEssts snd - history
appeal 70 reason add is.siggeaos An
c3ciAi report Of tbs secrs.ary AZ state Of
LousssAas shows thss a. rzsssat tesrs arc
City eight peY eca. 81 sae voters al that
S.sts whc csa net reaA ey wrsse. kazb.
yezrv N, Tiers were bat for<y-slss pr
ceas Tse Increase II 14tsrscy 10 siza!-
fcxntIy pzrarsisd D. fas Increase II ths
Denocrs,sc majority. Bat slsA this s1r
n~.,lrr Increase 10 ia.erscy 70 sos se 10
rendered tsss ths ze7zofsosa party las
fsGlad 70 rsaxs ssy recruits N a.ss STATE.
War, a azs . taar eexzos 3: . Exs wso
can rszx ass xzsss ssx-ts41g Of an Sozs-
sry's history, a.ysr f@slx En- II stssts
. poor sssr z..a yespss wa ca. ass vr1ae
;aesr eve aznes.-is-s STATE ssy<lz.
Sreenssors Cs CT rvA sz<sxf rn,>s
R.rust.e1ns haze Declared tsS Greses- fer
Prcsssea. .ae y 10 SAFE tss ssEts ssstera
Ssz.e. WI ssner@.ly fsEe-- Ts<rs Is
soussS.nx we.y s1ssA=ssai h sae po51,ar
desire fer GRESHAM. szt Sc fzxsase g.
ssre.ssA a~vs4ep~c sAcrys ia. se n tsezy
srs Of fss YreasZ~zssas E1~><sa1tses -szEs
ks~v@ growing Jcsgs SEesasz "a 90 q
Ca rures.. hrav.si 80 rssss up<-gs. go
N .sss oounxy h - srnSaS Us few zea
vss ars exr-sy hslsacea &E< ses r.es
g1eAy sy n,scs CT pc<.r. he ass 20 selsss-
nsss. % hxksex no nastce, s=1 &c sEcF.soa
hryu.d tie faslez. pz-rsrrzAzce % his e11g
q . .ehiic esscsr AID = p-1Tsss aSs<@-
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-24
POLITICAL PtTH.

St Louis Glosc- Democrat; Governor Gray
did not secure tae nomination fer the Vice
Presidency; bit II VIII always be 2 source
Of eradication 70 hin TO reflect that be was
streng enough in Indiana 10 compel both
Senators voorhees, aud Turpis to supPors
him when Trey sia1'; wzst TO Do i a all
Indianapolis Journal. Red banearas ara
now the Democratic fashion. il Ressr Of ed
man Thurman. WHO, instead Of us.ag ais
fingers, as EsEy Of his party Do, blows his
snEzy nose with TIA: ancient style OF hand
kerchief Ire average Democrat has I'd use
for hAnakerchisf; he iets his nsse s!sw
Itself
There has been courlets middle n TIE
Democrats tarii position. and the free
trade issue that Cleveland 50 rsshly forcea
TO the frontcan not be Grad -d-ou. the Dorc
something else Is talked srozt ths better
The fsctsoas Of Indiana. it is tbozshi. can
De better recczclied Upon an outsider than
II home leader were presented As czadi-
date Then TnzrEaa had high reYSss-
ton On tie Pacific Coast and lis RoEEsEs-
ton rsgts in a claim for Oaio
Clevelzad Loadz- Ths Democratic or
ga1s are ho.dLng up the s. Louis cc7ven-
ton ss wander cf ns---s15 a. . E-- -
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-24

By renominating Mr.. Cleveland for q
second term the Democracy, says the
Memphis Tribune, have challenged the pa
triotism and common sense OF the American
people and the traditions Of American his
tory. The Presidents honored by second
term were George Washington, Thomas
jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe,
Andrew jackson, Abraham Lincoln and
Ulysses s. Grant. The mere idea OF as
ssciatins the name Of Mr. Cleveland with
the galaxy of genius, brilliant statesman
ship and devoted and selfsacriacing ser
vice 10 the country in its hours Of trial and
danger, is as ludicrous as IT is preposter-
Gus He belongs in the class with Fillmore,
Pierce, Polk. Tyler and Buchanan, who
were not reelected because they did not de-
serve it Mr. Cleveisnd's reelection would
destroy the prestige Of second term as tbs
highest and most distinguished honor n the
gift Of the American people, snd which
should naturally be reserved for tie great
est and nehlest among the statesmen Of tbs
country This is why his denomination IS
al outrage upon the most liustrloUs trsds
tons Of American history
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-24
PRESS POINTS.

Indianapolis Journal REP The Charles
ton Nc,rs and Co,uicr rises 10 remark that the
strongest and best men in the military sery-
ice Of the Union were Democrats, and cites
the cases Of Mcclellan, Hancock and Grant
The Ne1rs evidently had N mind the best
military service rendered 70 the Confed-
eracy when it spoke Of Mcclellan; as for
Hancock, he was soldier, patriot and an
honest man before he was a Democrat, and
Grant abandoned his Democracy at The ear
lest opportunity. good many Democrats
went into the war; but, as the best OF them
became ashamed of their party and reformed
early, the Charleston paper viii have ciE
Guilty In finding happy illustrations Of the
point It wishes TO make.
New Ycra Press; There ia nothing spec
tally surprising IN the opposition OF the
Grand Army 70 attempt 70 use It's orgauiza-
ton as . means Of doing honor 20 President
Cleveland II should be remembered that
the men who compose this equalization
risked their lives 20 suppress rebellion IN
which many now prominent Democrats took
part or sympzthized. The order to return
the battle Asss was naturally offensive 70
men who gained these euhtems by hard
fighting. The President VIII be the cspdi-
date Of the Democratic party this fall To
refuse him tie ohicf place a. veterans re-
view Is not an iasE.t or slight, but simply
shows THAI the Grand Array does not sd-
mire bis principles or his party.
Phfladelph,a RECORD Since the death Of
Oliver p Msrten and Vice Pre- ssdens Hen
bricks The lively politicians CT Indiana have
had ne leader in si.her party bsg enough
70 eaforce su5ordinaroo. The Harrison
csmsDsnsi&sa made By the Indiana Repub-
hcsus Is the lion IN the path Of the Grssh-
an boom; and the Mcdonald quarrel wtts
Governor Gray 10 likely 20 defeat the latter
gentiensn's aspirations fer place on tie
ticket with Cleveland Eyidsasly Whit 10
needed 4. Ip6zca is some mas In each Of
the parties who snail tower fsy enough
sieve his fellows 70 sverSesr small ;eal
eusies and give his parry oonps,sst Lead
essnip yrcgs Gresham ragst % this fer
sas Rseusiicsns. bot MAT he 10 prevented
by his judicial rsbsss but Ton Esa4r5cfs'
successor has &c. ye; pushed hi2sSf to sas
trent
Rockford Gaz>.rG TIE great prize Of tho
PYessdency Q. the United States has nessr
yet been refused by mortal EAn. a.d MI
Blame 10 b1s suEan Ye, /; 70 pis,siy sss-
den. th2. the poaey CT nssnEas-sag Us
Maine statesman 10 vary sassgozssls Pop
ulzr a. he . with The mzsSss ef tns Esfs2o-
bean party al ever To scc5iry, sa1 VIE
shs large l.isA eiensni ID tie great FsvetAs
State Of New Ysrk, the fac; As pa,soi 70 al
rer Throughout TIA county. TIA. az ssAriy
evx-y tava ana c4.y are &c se focne hrp7e-
E-aas who viii Get vote for ElAire- Bat Al
VII ungse En- Jrcge GRESHAM, Senator sass-
nan or General asw.ey. AID probably ca
slr,os. aay oiAer Republican who Is nAsasd
n oeansetson wzth tie Prsxcercy. Fer sss
best interests Of It's PARTY sei IS hspe tie
ncmsnee VII Dc a Esan iake Judge GrsssAs7,
vSs has ne rziy reoard 10 b ssfsacs2
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-24
Nr. Elafne's Position.

Mr.. Blaine occupies 9 position Tow which
is as unique as it is honorable. He IS. says
TIE Chicago Inter Ocean, the only American
citizen il private life 10 refuse the neni1a-
sicr for TIE Presidency at tie hands CT
great party, and not WAIVER II his oeciIns-
tim E5reco Seymour said :" Your can
oi5ate can ret be-" but accepted the non-
inaticn all the same, Henry Clay was Eon-
orsd for saying: Il would rssecr be hight
than President" hut Is seems never 10 have
occurred to him that there was stu grad
er height to which he could STAN Had b
.>sd "a alA..s To k5s W biz HAxiy "A 16.o @
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-24
More Testimony from Abroad.


Hon. d. Thompson, prominent business
man of Portland, Ore, has just returned
from years residence in Europe. He was
asked as to how his views OF protection had
been affected by what he saw abroad, and
he is thus quoted in the Portland Oregoi,ian:
al en- Protectionis5 from the ground up,
and, leaving politics out of the question, [
I'm outand-out opposed to President Cleve-
lands free trade policy. l am no Anarchist
nor Communist, but | have made up my
mind that capital must provide the laboring
rlssscs with the means of earning living.
The men Of means must see that work is
furnished for men who are willing to work !;
not from any benevolent purpose, but for
eeif-interest, for their own safety. When
laboring men have remunerative employ
nent they are contented and happy, and it
VIII always be So When men who are willing
to work can not get employment, there will
be trouble. Capital must furnish employ
ment, and the employers must have protec-
ton in order to do this. Capital can protect
Itself, but it can not furnish employment
for the laboring class if they must compete
with the pauper labor of Europe / trav-
eled some time in company with several
members of the English Parliament, and
discussed the matter of free trade with
them, and they confessed that if they were
Americans they would be Protectionists.
The state OF workin men in England is
wretched."
This is but confrmatory testimony to the
great mass of evidence that has been given
by every candid and honest men who has
had an opportunity to study the effect of
free trade as it is practically seen II Great
Britain. The testimony from abroad is uni
formly the strongest evidence that IS given
Why Americans should favor q tariff sys-
TEN, and give the American laborer protec-
ton from the disastrous competition with
the cheap labor Of Europe.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-24
The Republican Problem.

The problem before the Republicans OF
the country in making their Presidential
nomination is comparatively simple. They
are not under the necessity of watching the
whole line, but can concentrate their atten-
ton upon three or four points and govern
themselves accordingly.
Assuming, says the Philadelphia Press,
that the Pacific States will be held, the Re
publicans can count on 1872 sure electoral
votes. That leaves out New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut and Indiana. 1t re-
quires POI to elect. The Republican prob
lem IS to hold the 1S2 and gain the 10 addi-
tional. There are three ways to do it:
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-24
The Parson of Progress.

New Minister (sounding lis man)-1 sup
hose you go TO the baseball games some
times, do you notl
Young Paishioner Cautiously - Wen,
yes. sir-once in great while.
New Minister Ienthusiastically-Once in
great while, ehl Why. so every tine
get chance, myself l--IAe Idea.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-24
Giving q margin Of 9.

Republican attention, therefore, must be
concentrated upon the fouSStates of New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Indi-
aua. The Democrats can not win without
New York. The Republicans can win on
any one of these three combinations. Their
ticket must be framed on these lines, and if
framed in way acceptable to all so much
the better
The Republican representatives will keep
their eyes on these four States, and will
heed their voice and votes.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-24
HooslERs IN CONGRESS.
Especial Correspondence

Body of Men, Many OF Whom Have In
teresting Histories.
Especial Correspondence
The tall Sycamore of the Wabash htly
leads the Indiana delegation in Congress.
He is the physical picture Of a Senator,
with his stalwart figure that reminds you OF
the statue of Ethan Allen in Statury Hall.
Senator Voorhees, has had a long experience
in public life Hewas appointed United States
District Attorney Tor Indiana when he was
thirty-onc, and from that time on has been
in the glare Of the white light. He entered
Congress in 1851, when other men entered
the army, and ne has enjoyed almost unln-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

dag bird one very ssvsrs winter sorne
ars nncs c0vsy u seven quail ~ers
rffen bY hunger - no t4ra Owned by
sad of tas Wri.sr. aRd naally besa-rs -
ano as 1o fs1d vita -ns d8nsestic soqg h. thsy
f1na1nsd a. si1ser. kld we're ths source q
uch a1illssnisot asi suser-alnneaG They
spartcd IN 30 sprlE. and 40 touts " "a
a. kftj Allls as4rts for Lle good eassrtA--.-
ssu1
Thors = 10 mere keslthfui sp1r- than
1ail shooting TA<s bright October or
iovsmoer ciorninS. when the white frost
a. shlrk start ade.d vita ora or two veu
,sinei se.t-rs or poiat-rx The enc, insSllt-
- a1iIaals srs cast OF n likely looking
yer ssd q1Art-rlas taeir grouad. With
D. hlza "a a.. working ~ -snt ana vcsce.
kierly one ~ them s-0ps dad. then eri.Es
eaatlously. slower. slower. "S5eaay,
e." T1se. a. y carved n rnsrbis, %
andz. "a poins sssa5. she'd Should ths
AR dog So hls companion thus.
. TO within few yards and back
in. ''cazh Be may nos have the scent, hs
p Hmply Ind1rsing hls naate Nsw comes
b moment Tor Ia shot The sportsman ad-
iances. AID. II hs is an ell tlner. kssps cool,
Lsshes the eovsy. picxs Qua nLs bird from To
nzsads of t-o wingins oovey and generally
as IL But = ~ = = ty-o OF inexperi~ncsd
I this kind q sacotlsg. 90 WI sira aar-
edlv az t1s brown q tneTn snd u.Lss coUa-
istely
Another a the farmer BOYS favori.es. and
~ sho -isy sporrsuan ls Ee.4. = tas wood
,ock Woodcoc< saoo-ng . COW a. ia
ssixat. and he birds ar not ar al scarcs khis
sason. Tbe co.ors ~ ga Woodcock ars
trowa. or <rsv black. ruases pred 11.l aa-In<
Oceas ooa4y Ten ogrcs o'ri Is bsgyei out
srs efssr. 80 ~vistt S-nefa4y ranging from
tvs % sigtt OUNCES
las bird fs~sls. ansi ties from ors locality
v anofhsr. .nrsriabiy a. riga1 Hs -
rexzs frera tts advances ~ W.l1er ara a.
says a. usxhf AID ne Inasl gss ca early IA
M mcrnia. ~lo brlaSs IN = good bas 4
roodcocx
Tas vooirork iies vel - ths dog. ard
whsn ftsasl r'sss In 3 twiukEur on reil
bnlanced wfns-s wtn . musical rv~i is1erin z
which occa heard ID never forgotten A
sriek ere. sseaiiY aani AMI souae ervsrisncs
a. trdlsr eusatle atrri itl4tss u the saccsSSll.
sood-ock lun.-r
rae ksn f-r woclcocs shooting Should b
q u gauxe. VITO - i1ca Barrels u about ~
- pconds ssgt Tais iong-A u barrel
admit n o~tIer banding tu eloSs covsTt. No.
10 or - saot. and /. % i5s Lracil1ls - q-Iscx
furninx covdsr should ta nse,L TIE writer
tns us-3 -arceeCrartsr ounces dust s1oe ear ?
fr shs seasrc au1 iloa clean al success ~
exocurinn
FER 1nsl ~ iI-ht --rn ss rcssih'e should
~ carr..d 7o thss -he catrrn can - shcr
-. go. ...- ID rrrra ~ =, Il 4. -t.
~ia o. lreh aarreis, Is a1Cu> rzaa The
ehsrgs Should - soca- s.s drachms % pow
z4.r anl 4. to cunes 1t So 3 ssoE
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18


TIE 49, Evsngs.icai <Larco a Eacaz8--a
saa see.e4led .ass s41f4g. 6isnoP 6Essa
presided.
Tas Srsad L.sixs q cssssd 4asoas of
D eaizz4 = sGpeessc - aset IA sAc2so1
aszt 41-Afg.
B.d4sll 4 Barcn's s2~miA n B<tsei.
Brao1a en1ztg. 11r-sd tg4Es1zf nlxAA
Lssz g. ~. --l1s4rsa-
Auasca ngsssa. 81 fsdisaa. as sasa
s1s gilszs d sle-s2sn tsf sl9.ooe 1,4E-
s-ssd lo z- s2oizsr sllss4 esss-
Jzcos rsaol-s u GEAR 5ga aa1 5fsflsn.
= ~. .sax "a .ef. f4efs s9ssmosr -
nset rs uofasF seo sss sizluok EzsE
.aflss -. aevsr fs2l 2s1 als 1-s - Eii1a-
Ia - - yssss b i
r. L1br Cs.84iE iE sElal 1ssspsseF
stzr-s.i 81 EzsS raE 4as - y bf7ss. AS
s1sDsadeI. B. f4sy c'a-4s thsi 1s las sot
3s-a Bsspsr s4p9grls1 ia G fcniatlea
sn1 il11szcs s4-d ~ lzDoE leaders =
Ave ss-a .1-tst.
fsas1 4 Hll "a s.1 as1 pr4a.ine1t re-.
csll oi b4g liiF - 1z21 - "a Pea
fsnt u tle Aich.k4a pa @orks aad H4s
- rsars od- II caves si15s. daughter
I'd 80 soas- IZs rsnslas - - o1zls1
Ia -ellyiss counsy. Sss ora S-a-s
ssri.as ru.Ila< af-sf occurred ID Ton
r4s saloon "a Ea-s ,az ra~, ffi1ay
4tfrlaol o. 5-orzs ID s.fd s4rtsa1sf
ia ksru sugiss. sFlx.ng laonss ho"s
On las lad ~sz al ~ -l4tila-lz 3iD -
sascEIls l.A1urr Hose . a csfpeIisf,
sad = B-4s sfsa 70 ss isla.ly sarE
/ J1ha Fslsy. OF Cbieszo.a = s-sfsnsa On
/ ths chicago 4 Grams TI1nk rsIlssy a.
Lemsisd % commit s1ic.cs Naus stopplns Z
I a. flz Aflllr House a. Fora Oratl)t o.
E a sane. 4sF 4sl RE l0ek roos1 81 fats
& ful iaI 81 10 al u 1istsf o --cielf 4u1G-
, r4ff. so no 80 lss lls deed . xa5@n.
! Oo he nizht q October q a. tas oe'tins
T ia -opsf's Dlaniog nii st tle soafa end o.
+ Easl -Azina9 vas car scd ssshsd Cat2 a.
4 lnz fts sau- a3ogg s4'y. 5IsDtclo1 resell
0a Jo1n b Briggs a. "a arrested 81 ~
alter z1d a. "a sKstaluz.-o4 s1s 1el0 Tor
lfisl 10 sac Cifcult to1Es
Ia Bianchs. tAs Marine. is serving q
/ ssntsHc- ei llrrs m0nihs a ths Erie coa =
~. = 81. Penitsnaary. Tor soslaGg +
msis pfizs ngaL ll sas therefore a tuds
I u-kind flr he Bsv City fst3'.ns 10 view oi
Ihs fact tasL rs Marine IS osassing b N
ssi - cause him 10 figure 10 . a<as VIII
I JIM Eel near bsy 1lt7 s-t Tuesday.
Friday evening ss K :. Orr and ] K Nc
| Ail-lsr and others were returning frota
/ Norx 10 The country tbsY s-ts1 pt-d "a
/ cross ahead ~ the SO train on tEs Toledo
& Aao Afoof Railroad Al tue foot " S,a,s
a.. Ia A1n A Dor. The enslne struck the
wazob acc hurled Orr aad AcA .s.sr aDou
thirty faeL BOth were seriously bruised
and clt snd OR Will aie. The otneri
jumped and escaped.
An Osrsso dispa'ch saws: Mrs. Charles
Sci er VS. f4uad dead on toe door OF hei
house here S0vsm oSr /. There wass bal-
ist hole Der 5rsass. 10 appeared TO De 3
/ .ass of arInfa har.rf.e af f4u.s xff- frQu he
out he coroner's jury. who Investigated
the case thoroughly. have returned yer
diet Of murder. A few DAYS after the wo
man wss found bullet Was discovered IN
becced Ia door of the room where tas
BODY iay This indicated that two sbOn
we're frsd. anf. tneT ss.sve. not OF ihs de-
ceased. TLs jury did not impiicate anyone
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Hsve your aesr. vonr friends aud reign-
boys tax ~ so0ur .-2 You may yourself
% one of the many who know from per-
so1sl erpereoc~ JUST bow good thing Is
Ifyou have ever trisd it. Tou ars one o. ils
sraunch friends. because roe vcuasrful
tai < .boat it :. that when once gwen a
~, DR.. Kings NeT Discovery ever sfrer
holds auare IN ths nouse n you hsye
never sf u sna sa01d - sf1ictet vi a
cough co or arY Ihroat. LuDE Or Ches.
t~ou.is. secure a oot.is a. once and siye . =
fair ria. It is gRsrsuteed every tine or
money refunded. Trial bottle, 10 csnis.
A. Peek Bros DrpgssOrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
100000 Lost.

II lost forty thousand d,llars by peri
oiicai sitscs Of nervous sick headache, E"
said Chicago capitalist TO 8 correspondent
poi ting across the sireet TO a handsome
corner lot. That lot was sod for ten
thousand dollars at public anction I've
years sgo, snd intended 10 buy it. but was
TOO sick with oesdsche TO atteod the sale
sud II is now worth nifty thousand dollars =
II he had Known OF DR. Piesce's p eass u {
Purgs1ve Pe,l-fs they would hsv- re-
moved t3s cause Of his headaches-oi,ious-
nsss-snd be would have made the money
DR.. Pierces Peasant Purga.iv. Pellets
cure sick neacscae. bilious hes ache. cizzi-
ness cOnst pstcn. Indigestion, and bilious
attacks, - ceE Is q vial by druggists
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
SneeZing Catarrh.

The distressing sDsets sneeEe sDeeze The
acT.d ~at - cischaIEr. iicM re eyes aud nose,
the painful IL a. La i0a extend H. 10 lie throat
the eve ling OF ne mucous Iglng. cau-lug clDk-
ing sensations cough. rius sing noises ~ the rad
and tpllttlug headaches. how IGnlllaE tArs-
syn ptOm- are o trO1sauds HhO suffer per 0 T.
CALI from head colds ~ la1ueLZa su1 VINO Aye
n gnorsncs Of TIE iAcl tast 5 ngie Npp stipu
Of NtO<iro kAIlCAL tjhE fOF CAlARka
vii. aforc insteit1neOls re cf.
but tnis Irrafmf u n ca ~ simple CGfarrh
give blt isilt idea Of nzt this emely VIII
do IN n cAror ic iOrns. Snsre the breathing a
OTIS rucled oy CD king. puIfid MUCOUS accln "a a.
ti0n>, the hearing Affected suc.l and taste gone
inroa' liberated snd hacking cough gracua y
fastening tse 4 upon he dcbllllated systcin hen
1, Is that the marvellous curative 4Jwer Of san
FOkD5 RADIO Al CURE manifest SCI il III
santsneous and crate n relief Cnre Reg ns
from ihe first spplc ton IL Is rapid radical,
permanent economical, safe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
How's IHls?

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case o. CstarTh that can not oe
cured by taking Hsfs Catsrrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY s Co.. Prop. Toledo. o.
We. the I d-rsigrsc. have known F. J..
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and BE-
hsve nim perfectly honorable in all bust
ness trsusacticns and financially able TO
CRY oct any obligations ssds oy the Il irm
West & Truax. Wholesale DruggisIs. To-
iedO. Ohio.
Walding. Einnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
T. H. Vsn Hoesen, Cashier, Toledo Ma
lionsl Bank. Toledo. Ohin.
Halls Cstsrra Cue Is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
sur - OF the system. Price, 75c. per cot
tie. Sold by al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
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