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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-19
THE LETTER INTENDED AS FINAL.
Chairman Jones Says Mr.. Blaine has
Appointed no Legatees,
But Wishes that the Best Man May
Win the Race.
Maryland Delegates Think that
Mr.. Blaine is the Best man.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, May 1S,-Chairman b. f.
Jones has just arrived from the East and
was interviewed today. He said. "Mr.
Blaine has not appointed a residuary lega-
tee nor expressed a preference for any can
date. His wishes are that the best man may
win. Mr.. Blaine will not write another let
ter affirming or withdrawing his declination 3.
That was intended as final. | believe Mr..
Blaine would bave 5een nominated by accla-
nation if he had not withdrawn. l do not
know what Mr.. Blaine would do If he should
receive the unanimous nomination by the
convention. I should think it would be hard
to resist the demand of party which had so
highly honored him. think these questions
are not for me nor even Mr. Blaine to an
swer, but for the Republican party, in as
sembly met. There is no truth in the re-
port that few of Mr.. Blaine's close friends
had taken concerted action for the purpose
of putting him forward again as candidate,
nor any truth in the report that
Mr.. Blaine had relented and would now like
to have mis- name go before the convention.
| have had conversations recently with
Whitelaw Reid and Mr.. Elkins, and no men,
tion was made of offering Blaine's name up
ON the convention, nor was anything said re-
lating to his possible candidacy, except the
expression of wonder at the remarkable up
rising in his favor in spite of his Letter
withdrawal"
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THE w WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, May 10.
The indications for New England are
colder weather, rain followed in Eastern
New York by clearing winds, becoming
fresh to brisk northerly.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, May is, 1888.
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FINE OFFICES TO LET
i'm the First National
Bank Building.
APPLY LsIs AT THE BANK. salf
cAUcUSES.

Cape Elizabeth.
The republicans of Cape Elizabeth are request
ed 10 meet in caucus at Town House, on SATUR-
DAY, MAY 10Th, at o'clock p. M, TO choose sew
en- al delegates to the State Convention 10 be
held at Portland, June 18th.
Per order Town Committee.
A full attendance of Town Committee Is re-
quested. j. c. RUNDLEII, CHAIRMAN
scarb0ro.
The Republicans of Scarboro are requested to
meet at the Town House, on SATURDAY, May
18th at 4 o'clock D. m to choose delegates TO the
state Convention TO be held at Portland, June
18TH and for the translation OF any other business
that may properly come before the caucus.
Per order Town Committee
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-19
The National League.

The following games in the National League
were played yesterday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-19

Earned runs-Manchesters, .. Two Dase Ills
Stolen bases-Scheeaer,3 3, Clarke. 2, Burke, Clin-
ton, Sweeney, 2, Klusman 2. First base on balls
Burke, 1, McAuliffe, A. First base on errors,
Portlands, g. Struck out-Klusman 2, Sehleff-
ler,2, Prince, Doyle Burke, Clinton, McAullffe.
Double plays-Burke and Clarke, Clarke and
pitched ball-Brady, Sweeney. Time-1h 35m
Umpirc-BOnd.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-19

Base hits-Chcagos, 12; Bostons, 4. Errors
Chlcagos, A; BostOns. z. Observation-Disclosures ana
DAILY. RadbcuTl ami Tate.
The other games were postponed on ae-
eonut of rain
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-19
Maryland Republicans.

EAsToN, Nd, May 1S.-There was an un-
usually large attendance at the Republican
State convention which met here yesterday,
and the greater part of it was fromBaltimore
because of the fact that there were two sets
ofdelegates from each of the three legislative
districts of the city. The course pursued
was to revise the work of the convention
somewhat and admit all delegates who car
ried their wards without regard to the in
dorsements of the legislative districts. The
convention assembled at II o'clock, and after
being called to order by Daniel E. Conklin,
chairman of the State central committee
ry chairman. The permanent president of
the body was Hon. Thomas S. Hodson, ex-
State Senator from Somerset county.
The platform demands that Congress shall
continue the protective policy to the fullest
extent, and also suggests means whereby the
surplus in the National Treasury shall be
reduced. In regard to State affairs, it takes
the ground that high license law ought to
be passed by the legislature; the last legis-
lature was anaigned for its extravaganza,
and a demand was made that the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal shall be put out
of the hands of private parties and managed
for the best interests of the people of the
whole State. The administration of Presi-
dent Cleveland was condemned. The dele
gates at large to Chicago were not instruct
ed. The sentiment is overwhelmingly for
Blaine, and of the 16 delegates to Chicago
there are not more than two who are for
other candidates except as second choice
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-19

Batteries-Derby, and Walker. Lynch and De
morris. Base hits-Worcester 2; Lynn, 3. Err
rors-WOrcesters 2; Lynns, 7.
sALEMs, II; LowELLs, 16.
Tremendous batting, miserable fielding,
sharp base running and luck tell the story Of
today's game. Doyle made home run hit
over the centre field fence. with two men on
bases. The score:
Innings. .......1 At CT SO
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-19

NUINEoILItoj 4 Lt-NNo, II
The Lynn and Worcester game yesterday
at Worcester was called at the opening of
the sixth inning on account OF rain. The
game was good one. Demarris pitched
finely, The se0re
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-19
Tho Standing.

The following is the standing Of the clubs
in the New England League:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-19
THE STATE.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,

Mr.. Newton P. Gibbs, of Bridgton, lately
deceased at the age of 70 years, was one OF
the oldest citizens of the place and the son
of one of the early settlers.
The recent census Of the school children of
Brunswick has shown that the whole num-
Der is 1888. Americans, 1876, French Cana
diane $50
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
Sealed Proposals.
Notice to Coal Dealers.
GsASD RAPIDS, Mich. Aug.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Aug. IL 1875.
sealed prep osals for the supplying of the Eichi.
gan Soldiers Home with yesrly supply OF Coz
one thousand six hundred Let tons. more or less.
coal. sTil BE- received until u O'Clock, lnoon) o;
Thursday, August So 1879. al wk.ca time the
said sealed proposals will be opened by the under
signed committee a. the Office OF the Michigan
Soldiers Home. and the award given To the low
est responsible bidder The con ditions upon
which the proposals Will be received. considered
ana awarded are ss follows, viz:
lst The undersigned committee reserve the
right TO selec. fTom the different proposals any
grade or Eiaa OF lump, block, splint, steam lump
bitumlnous coal mo grade infersr 10 the above
named viii be considered by the conmltieel
which they msy deem 10 be for the best interest
of the State OF Michigan.
I'd. The sad CA 10 be delivered and stored
ia the bins OF the Michigan Soldiers Home IN
lots not 10 exceed t5i ave car loads at any one
time, and al such times rs the ConTnsndant OF
said Home may order or direct.
80. The successful bidder will be required
sum of al COO one thousand dollaIs. payable tO
the State Of ichiggn in case OF default or ron
fulhllment Of said contract.
4th. All sealed proposals should be addressed
10 Col. Samuel Wells, Grand Rapids. Mich. and
the words Sealed Proposals for COAL written
on the margin OF the envelope.
5th. The com taittee reserve the right to reject
any and all bids for such coal, If, IN their Iudg-
ment they deem il for the intere o. the STATE OF
Michigan.
Signed by authority of ihe Roard OF Managers
OF the Michigan soldiers Home.
SAMUEL WELLS,
r. A. AIGFR
N. BROWN.
Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

ssTss s.la ss4ezzz z.sn "a . fsrry
bszl 1sss4sa fssx lsnseg 4 ksss a<sz - a
49, A.zrcaAzzks ~ tAs l4st folzr ~sekz
hs~ 3Fs tAs se.zss 4P tAers t-<s go
so1s~ .s4s-l sss fsrk z2a-
I 1lE4s s<zy - rs aotess.
Ca. f@<zlse4ss. sagpesez
20. ar e.-.ngsd gi2S-
"CL Wei s1srss . PIE - fun L
eangHng 9E- ~ . peasant party
S-s sss1s. rsts-x1e1 TIA solsisa
slTa1ger
Cslps1 sas a. .lsa@r'
Yes
"sexr Goszssz. 1 suppose
~. u81s NitkLa alllss
"4n4t 81 O. road - that you tea
= str-s compazy from travellers. proa-
ah.Yf'
dii o0t sss a h1n4a hslzg ~k1s
49, t1srs
Vel ~SEl Had lAay ~itA yoa
cldat Yoar
80. ~, ! vas sntLSely s-ol(
ls'ia : yeu go ipasseaeF~
Aet ss al
Aog evea aight4y'
sSo"
Ia ~asnt Lonsly when tie owls ho.otea
ard aAs wtai sisF through the srees Ia
ne evening"
Aot Ia ths iesis 4"
suppose "a have probably always
lived n tAs oouhsry. any tron other
people. Aad therss pc Aes ussd % r. Nov.
Ia n.y.
4 oeg your pzFl ion. SIR. bat have a.
ways lived 10 the heart II sity
1ou aaEsl Great ghostzl and weren't
lonesome up thsrt az alone Ex-axeuss
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

ftsl you ths i've newspaper nan 70
gong % get Tiers. II there is any there
70 b got a. I net ons On Chestnut
strsss yesterday don't know how 10
felt and eidnt AK hirn. for | have a
yard wide doass regarding his aoQuAin-
tanee with ths truth. bzt hs eidnt look
well In fact. ii he hsA been drawn
through t2Tted wire fsnes and then
rubbed en a giant uat-neg grster. bs
COULDN'T have shaped up worse
Il losk pretty. dors I. he said.
Tive saso you booking better was my
non cos1rit.aI reply
'fu seil you how 10 was. he continued,
taking ne la.o doorway and sinking his
rather husky voice 10 mysterious whis-
per. You remember Gsss, thu balloon
ist who took tumble the other day and
Is now IN hessen or somewhere elser'
nodded
We'll. | went M with him When w
reached some 4. 900 feet No fell out saw
q chance for . story. and wasn't going 20
get left. | went over With him. Being
the heavier man overlook him, and be-
gan 20 Interview him ascu. bis sensations
while In transit earthward. but what do
you think the mean cuss didy'
Owe IL up"
"Weuldnt open his mouth al the way
down"
And yoa didn't get the intsrviewf"
mo. Whom we landed he was so
Affected that he eouiAnS speak. and felt
too tired myself TO urge the matter. Say,
you haven't quarter about you that you
don't want until tomorrow, have your
--PhllsSsl phia Call
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

Father. said the young man quietly,
yet wish q certain ring in MS voice that
made shs old man hook up IN surprise,
Father. you have often told ne Of your
scars and bardships In the wars. and
bave felt that every word you sad was a
reprOseh 70 me for ny own lack Of ccur-
age caGn0t sndure Il. have resolved
20 20 forth aud retrieve che honor Of the
faulsy which hss TOO long remained in
isaoae fn@ctivity"
Ny son. sail bis father IA trsnu-
lcus voice. What are you about to cor
4 am going 20 umpire a game besween
the Blue Stockings and ths Yellow Jack
sts-
The ED nan tostsre- 20 his feet ard
turuiny bis face away % hide hs tears.
claspsd his hand. vale his mother fal-
tered. Heaven hlsss yea, my brave,
brave lad. Merchant Traveller.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

The Chicsgr a ersrd Truak. Detrost.
ieco. >sgins~ kaskssou Railways an
Bouscs thst harvest ersurssa tickets 80
princiRs Paints = fse ~est. scuta~-~f sas
serb veSt. ~hich srs iecsteS lee ~siss -.
Fonc .seuzi river ST So Paal. Oil ;. -
ss q al Prtscipsi sssaens es is-ir lines
q ne 90 rsr ef ere ARE fcv shs rsun3
tr1p Dstes fer sac ~ ncxefv srr Aaxu.s
- >-rtsueer u snd 1S ocreser . sns Is
hrnit-o ter rsfUrn t1lFiy car. frsm 6sf. -
tssur
FeTsc1s lst-ssrFs rrir - Is West so
refarr saeshs - eccs c7w@1sfe<s- psss
tse se>F~~ 1peze - kncSs ennpaRs~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
A Wos.s's DIscoyrRy

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by q lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its severest
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent For three
months she coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bought of us q bottle of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was so much relieved on taksag first
dose that she slept all night and with one
bottle has been mirsculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz" Thus writes
W. c. Hamrick & Co.. of Shelly, y. C.-Get
10 cent bottle at Peck Bros. Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind. tssti-
hes: Il can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has gwen relief in every case. One man
took SIX bottles, ann was cured OF Rsums-
tism Of 10 years Standing" Abra-
ham Hare. druggist, Bellville, Ohio
sffirms: The best selling medicine
/ have ever handled in my twenty
years experience, is Electric Bitters."
Thousands OF others have added their tesli-
mony. so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the
Liver Kidneys or Blood. Only half dol
lar bottle at Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

Aroug sse s,~sorats iiiGstrsfious IN Gen
Horsc~ fsrrsrs sreCis % ~Rslwsv Pas-
secgsr r--ysl. ia tas septeneer S-rssasr's E
az views aside ard out savrrsl of tie
larstsf rsilvsr stsrons q thfs counfrv. rich
Interiors cf the most iururious trps Of
psTior slesr,ns sod ding cars. nd s-vers'
Fna fsh tfafiors Sairisw Brorrhrnn
Burn sni Wecf~sr-i srr swonx he a..
t'st- vha asvs nate drsviags Tor tais a..
tee
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

r eors~ rspre~snfng Geo. NnebS Z
e.. ef Defruif. rsrl fscturers ~ he c-Is-
crsffa crancs cf c,gsrs. Ben Hur~ nFlor
de Accns. iiecrrf Rrsske~s. snd De
tr',it -IggF-rs = IN tee cify vlpp vi1x 80
rnsI< rs 80 fhese rornlsr smokes No
pnrer s1t -et.sr cirars cs1 - fsunT n tbe
usrket fc1aT. md ths reputation s-rrr-,i
- ~eii 1eserv-d. srd he Aoehs r;gars a..
pruv.es ss crest -srrr-e~ b 4rsrd Rarids
a. = a. crher rarfs sf BE Stsls
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

sKAsD RAfiDs nARkErs


Closlnz $ Aea1ss1ss Ausa - O.
AFp.es-s ~ pr barre - - Pc b'cne-
rattef-l . pef e - d4ls on-}
C1ssss- stste. l.C Nts lsls. isc. aons in tns
l11s1el nIl Cfes4. &l1s.
cover seed -" liEot5y. s-segse PEI
baehsL
= 49, Eoz-i pe~enes. g Il PEI psand
ksss-trts1 tt1 .sc fer d1s
Ffss6 As4ls-Aaltoo. 8 49, -. YEA t-a e
ssfsss-w = aes--.le 10 cd sas new white And
rsa Osts -1ss-2c Rye uc Corr. so9a2e.
hsFlss, Llsi- PEI c"-
H.des- Gfsss. a. psrt cured $50 e.
elrs1. ssn -. csf sxsns - 4 pounds -
sooI ssIss sstis-stsa =. lte pel po0ad
honey-i-c gef 70. strained. i'..
h9ps-iaef ~ pei ,
Hsr -Ttmotny $50 pef ton. clover. si.S0,
ml1ed 20 nara So.
Asr-e syrup ~ pss gallon
Poultry &C hickenS isc. ducks nelac. fosls
tAllc.
Potatoes New 25sSne per eushel No old ps,s-
toss ia ne Nsrkef
sprag vegeta5les-Lettuce. Sc per pound; rad
shes = dozen buscnes. onions, loc a dozen
% ssSe .sg sisG ssn. g. ss. sSea s5sss bs1. ss.A ioc
totea, celsrY i5c dozen. large white rluIned
nome grown -5c tomatoes. oe n
" Nhouleoeff1e Sc . per uusneL
etr4u-k. - PEI t0n.
1Eliow-oosl.s pcris.
Wool nwsahed wool brings "a and Is cents
per pcunc While the Ssshed n qUote1 ~ 27ees4c-
Mooc-Biocx steve wood, g.. 30 10 per corf.
tour .cot wood. g. o0&t5.eo per cord
Cosi-ts Erste . 3
iime-Grsnd Rapids. 7oc. onio, sec. Pe:osksy
tl0G
Sslt-1hc for saginaw or xanisfee-
keroSene-Hlch test iOiz wafer White li1.c-
Gksoiire--l2r per gallon
Flour--y249 per cwt. 81. 20 per hbl.: patent pro
cess, 81 soe2W per cwt.. s. - pef b0l. al wheat
tosr s2lo per cwt. So per Dbl; buckwheat.
E.ss per ewL
Mil Feed-screenings 81 per ton, bran. IL.
shipS. Ss &C. micoiingS, slse1
feed-Cern and cats. S2oeN per ton.
Seit-Aichigsn. &c. Eastern. 81 90.
Fsn-No / whitensh. $40 per half bol.:
uout, s5.5oG 500; ccd. salt. t17c per ID. clans
soc per hundred; oysters bulk g. cdds1 pr gsrsn.
standards, &C can; selects. 25c can smoked nall
but. lie
Pork in hsrreis-Mess pork. Chicago packed,
$3.50 extra shor, cut. sls.0oalsJs standard clear
hack. sl65o.
Lard-Iierees. s@ee; 81 and 50 ID. tubs, Sc: 50
n round TINS. loo Cases &c; In TIN pals Sc
feefin bsrrels-EItre mess. warranted 20oles,
te.oc; extra, boneless. 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

The hest save 10 he rnr.a fo- Crts
Bruises, Sores. Uicsrs, Ssif Rheuru. Fever
sores letter. Chspped Hsnds Caasisins
Germs snd a. sxia EFupucus, ard posi-
tiveiv eu7es IS. or 10 psT rsqaire8 IL
is guaranteed - give rerfect satisfaction. or
noney refunded. Price - cents rer hor
Fer ssls y PeCk Bros. ceFuer koaros sad
riv-sar -sfe
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

soarleT-I see you're Speeding lot ot
money On thas little place Of yours In
Surrey.
Saobley-Tss want 20 make The plaes
--a-thoroughly t. for gentleman. don't
cher know
SnsrleY--oh. suppose Tou mean 70 let
Ft.-ISnaon Punch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
swITr's SPECIFIC

swITrs SPECIFIC
Is entirely . vegetable preparation CON
tanning no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic, or other
pcissno1s substances
svrrT's SPECIFIC
Has cured hundreds Of cases Of rpfthei,o-
ma or Cancer Of the Skin. thousands Of cases
Of Eczema. Blood Humors and Ska Diseases,
and Aandreds Of thousands Of cases Of Ssrof-
uia, Blood Poison zd Blood Tsint.
swIFT's SPECIFIC
Has relieved thousands Of eases ~ Mercu-
nal Poisoning. Rheumatism and Stiffness OF
the joints.
cHArrAyoooA, rsxS, yuns a., isss-swfrt's
Specific Co. Atlantis. Ga--eseu tier en- IL he
early psrt Of the present. year. a bad osse Of
ssSiss s ssSsr sdvses q an asetssT. G's saa
.o,dsy ! feel Teatiy narrowed. | sun s,ill
,csns ,n., re %edic.ns and snaii eos.tase 70 'ie
eject aperfset cure Yours tzuly.
Doc. r. BowAPo
Ill West sixth St
coiuNsn. S. O.. July T. Iss-The Swift
spectnc CO. Atlanta tsa-Gan tleHen. I was
ssreat suTerer from MUSCULAR rhsurus;ism
for two years could get no permanent re
hef frohi any medicine prescribed ~ ny
your 5 &. and now 7 am a. well ss ever
wss IN my i1e. en sure To4r medicine
cured ne. and would recopDsad & 70 any
ore suffering from any blood oisease Yours
truly, o. Y. HUoHzs
Corouator 9. s. q. X. r
wAco. TsrAs Way . isss-0sntseraan Ths
wife of one - my customers was terribly
sNAicted Win . loashsorss kin disease, that
covered b-r vboie bow. S-,s vas eonnnet
o. Der bed for several years ~ this sfsic,ion.
and could not help herself ~ all she eoala
not sleep from v3eleHr itohins aad stine.nz
of the sktn- The disesss be lid tha xii ~
tie physicians Who treated a. Her Husband
hegsn f7sliv giving he wffs s~fs's syecl2o.
and she comm enced - improve almost fr1-
raeftately. AMI ia fsw -eeks sh~ wse ar
EarentlT vel Shs q nov hearty fxs-
lcosi1g lsdy. With ~ trace = ths sc,icfios
left. You're v@ry truly = SEanz
Vhoiesa4s nr1REisf, AUs-ts A~eEaa
H~atis- ~ rlood srf SKI. Diseases -nssi.6
hee Tag sT-Tr srtcuIc c.. Drawer 4
Atlantis. ca. Ne- Fosk. - Broadway.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
SneeZing Catarrh.

Tie distressing sneeEe. Sncezt sueeze he
scrld. watery discharges from he eyes and nose
the painful inflammation extending 20 ne thros t.
the swelling Of the mucous lining. esusiug chok
ing sensations cough. ringing DoIsGs IN the head
and splitting headaches how f-snill6r thee
symptoms are 10 thousands Vno suffer period
cxly from head colds or infuerzs. and who live
IN ignorance OF the fact that d sing e application
OF sANfORDS ; RADICAL CURE Tor CAIARRH
VII sford instaneouS relief
But this trestmeht In cases Of sIrspie Cstsrrh
glyee bus a FAINT ldes OF whsf this remedy viii
Dc IN he chronic forms, where the breathing -
ohs.ructed by choking, putrid muco ~ sccumuls a.
tons, the hearing Affected, smell and taste gone.
throat ulceTsted and hscking CO. q gradually
fastening Itself upon the debiiitsted system Then
u i that toe marvellous curative power Of SAN
fOkD'S RADICAL CURE mGuifests i'4f IN in
stantsneous and grateful relief cgfN begins
from the hrst application. 1t Is fnpld, ,Fadicsl
permanent economical. safe.
bASFORDs RADICAL drRE consists OF one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE one bex o. CATArRHAL
SOLVENT and one IMPROVED ISHALEE. price 81.
POTTER DAuG 4 CHEMIcAL Co.. .Bosros
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

According 20 TIE nssurslsts vssos r.
taez ser she locality Of their nests jus.
rinsty si1 hOurs Zen who have mon
keyei sbozt iocalfties - tbs kind have
rsaSoa % remember y longer than ninety
six hears - Yanksrs Statesman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

Fer Z Ger csrs. tn't Tred 6selirz. m
rcvef soea seed. su.l esirs a ssrk aad
seso Iar alHr1 sslr erurfrrs kerar =
ksrssrarils sever .sils 20 give eiisf W.
s~srs gua7srtec r. Pee g. per eesfe
r1es sruz stcrr l1s kearoe-sE
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

- travse II -. ven mnsf .. vsry esrsfui
of Tcur nesltR. or youf jscfor's snls viii
cest FoH uors thar ysur travelling sz-
penss> bettie Of S1lpsur Bitters vii
orstsct vou from al sicksss. inc d-nt 70 =
cssngs of ell mate - Evs1inx Tsiexrsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

writer says an ordinary bsstls can
1rav tweas7 tines its ov1 weight We
have sesa tie tnssct raove = -.oraxn
wSsEhiag rs pounds ~ sinzply saSatinz
~itssn sslf an ia3a & hsr 1sss-~Ssxrls-
tsva Herald
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

Il would like to proclaim the value OF
Hoods Sarssparilla from the top of the
highest peaks with q voice strong enough
tor the Whole earth 10 hear it,"
J. B. HoRNBEcK. Harpersyile, n. Y.
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