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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22

East Third street is receiving some
much needed cleaning.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22

Everyone who visits the wharyes
and docks has doubtless noticed that
every sailor to be seen on board any
OF the ships in port always carries a
knife, hung from his hip. Many sup
pose that the sailors carry these
knives for protection, but such is not
the case. A reporter asked sailor on
one of the British ships, now lying In
port why he and his comrades always
carry the knife. I'VE do not carry
them for protection as might be sup
posed" he said in a rich English
brogue, ''but rather because they are
handy. A knife is one of a sailors
best friends. Hardly an hour passes
but we use one for something. Well,
IN case we are up in the rigging, or
out on cross piece, we cannot very
well take knife out OF our pockets
and open it, 80 we carry one that does
not have to be opened When we
leaye the ship and go ashore we leave
the knife behind"
A word of praise is due the faithful
workers who keep up the telegraph
line along the Columbia river. Oft
times 1t is tremendous task, and one
occasioning considerable exposure and
consequent danger. Though it is
probably the most difficult line in the
whole United States to keep up, by
reason Of the rough country it trav-
erses, yet, il is very seldom that the
readers of The AsToRrAN are left with
out their regular morning dispatches.
The storm, for instance, last Sunday
morning leveled a good many wires,
and interrupted telegraphic communi-
cation in a good many places, nota-
bly,, to the north. Getting dispatches
for an Astoria newspaper involves diff
culties unknown in Offices along q
line. that runs through a more thickly
settled country, or along the line of a
railroad. On more than one occasion
Mr.. Henderson has succeeded in TAX
ing report when a less experienced
operator would give up in despair.
Instances have not been infrequent
when he has had to work with a line
that has had two inches of mud on top
OF it; being thus imbedded in Clatsop's
sacred soil by some huge tree trunk
or limb that had fallen upon it. In
such cases it is "like pulling teeth to
make the line work.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22

Private rooms for ladies and families
at Central Restaurant, next to Foard &
Stokes,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22

The Clatsop mill closed down yes
terday for repairs. The mill will
start up again next Monday.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22

Pilots IN from the offing report
good weather outside.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22
r~tenhonnI,edr,ux House.
Weinliard,s Beer.

Best Beds in town. Rooms per night
30 and 25 cts, per week S1.5O. New and
clean. Private entrance.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22
New Dress Goods

And Trimmings. Dressmaking neatly
done. MRS. A. RAPPLEYEA II Co,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22

Remember the Austin house at ths
Seaside is open the year round.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22

As to that rascal Bennett, this paper
has already related his exploits. After
securing 1920 on a worthless check he
took the morning boat, got off at
Westport where he boarded the X. r.
Thompson and got off at Oak Point.
From Oak Point he went to Portland,
where he got ticket for San Francis
co.
That's all there's to it.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22
Meals Cooked co Order.

The latest style of Gents Boots and
Shoes at p. J. GooDMAN's.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22

"Myp quoth Mr.. Jones. "Paris
when full accommodates 100000 peo-
r,laD
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22

"Humphp said Mrs. Jones. "That's
100000 times more accommodating
than you are when full."@E1.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22

Gall at Charley Olsen's, opposite c. 81
Cooper,s. He will suit you. A fine
stock OF cigars to select from.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22
No Won Like a Good Cigar?

And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa-
loon, 8 cents.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-22

The Difference Between Jones and Paris
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
HOW Is THlSY
Nearly $500. 900 Worth Of Personal
Property Discovered Which Was
Not Returned 10 The
Assessors,

The people are aware that some yCag5
ago the county commissioners employ
eli Tux detective, % Investigate the
rp,urus made on perS0Ll property,
The plan has been successful ANA re,
.gi.ed In u considerable amount OF
trSes being collected, II was discover.
,a that many people only returned
about one half OF their taxable prop
Orty aud this caused the rate OF taxa
ton to Increase,
Auditor Manly has just complete
his report, which shows that during the
past four months S25, 0300l hNg been
collected aud paid int the treasury on
OhattGls, etc, which did not appear on
the tux duplicate, This represents
taxable property 10 the amount Of
nearly $4,000, which people failed to
return.
The amount Is divided among the
different funds In the localities where
the taxes ARE paid. or The amount
collected during the past four months
the sinking fluid gets SlS7S2; general
fund, Sl,365.8O; state common school,
Sg76 6l; total state, S2,S2O 20; county,
SlbBl O5; Childr0n's home S2D2 6B;
bridge, 81, O73 20; soldier's, $500 20; road,
SOB 10; debts, S2O2 o.; township, $1,000;
school SBS0i ~; sundry, SO1,67; town.
ship special, Sl6 80; township poor,
SGDSO; sidewalks, Sl,SslOji corpora
ton, Sl0,2ISM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

pobuoI0 cd ny Mo Jury IN tho Case Of o.
glatu vs gh,ilUH MeGurGy.

pondoIod ny tbo Jury IN tho Case Of tt3
Glatu va thJiJs MeGWGy.
The jury 900 'Uo u,go OF One STATE
against Charles Mc'urdN brought 100 u
OF gully this morning, aller
being on ull night,
COnsldtwb'rd0ubt has always existed
In the minds ui many ~ 10 whether
McCurdy was guilty or Innocent Tho
Clsr has been one Of the hardest fought
AlulS that has taken place in many a
uGy IN stark county,
Prosecutor Wclty hns handled u with
skin aud discretion, aud he is highly
OumplimunlCd ON the able argument he
made 10 the jury, Judge Day aud
Henry W, llartpr have watched Me,
Gurdy'S interrsla closely and have taken
advantage OF every poiut that could
possibly be OF any benefit to the
defendant,
McCurdy Inns many friends who still
refuse 10 believe him guilty. A motion
for anew tran viii probably DO made In
u few days,
II Is understood the jury on the nrst
ballot stood four for conviction and
eight for HCQuitlHl one by one the
eight came over until all voted for u
yeldiCt Of guilty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
STRONG EVIDENCE
To Show That u Young Lady OF
Navarro
Was Placed under Mesmerio Infiu-
enoe by q Canton Man,


Rome weeks ago tho NKws' DRMo
OItAT published exclusively nl Interest
ING account of the m%eameuglug OF MISS
BALLS by Professor Franklin, Tue Iof
mer being NJ the house OF MI Lower
iu Navarro, and the professor being w
his residence In this city. &c.
The article created u decided SUI III
| the placid aud classic precincts OF Ma
yarfe. Many supported the AlIdlf LUZ
nm euuQlly large number opposed ! uH
being inpraCtlOable, Am0ng the lhl'
Tor was the EDITOR OF the Independent
This week he draws IN hia CGloiA
| sllQhtly aud while lHHnlng u challenge
10 Professor Franklin 10 perform
his feat again the paper says; Ia we
article We said Mr. and Mrs Lower ulu
not believe the girl WAS me mrlilgl
We were NO informed by u reporter Tor
another paper, Tuesday We met M,a
Lower aud heard hrr Nctnlou OF ll'
affair She says the girl was mthllrF'
lied aud did many strange ulinlh WINE
under the influence, She says INC nthl
|nppearauce WAS no the table, ~ hbuul .
O'clock. Miss Balls got 10 sleepy tle
could not keep awake, she lbllltl 10
nan adjoining room AID While there,
gtungr things occurred, She would go
thrpuuh the motions Of rnliug some
thing, and seemed TO greatly relish A.
Then khG would change her breast pm
and work with the SIDE Of her neck,
The inflow up0n which her head was
resting would repeatedly be shaken up,
aud Rhe remarked that n was u nara
one. Her sleep seemed TO be very dtep
aud sound aud Efforts were made 10
rouse her up, AZ one time hhe WIS
reused sufficiently 10 walk out IN INC
air, but aa soon aa she returned TO
the house she sank of into nn0t her dttp
gleep. from which she did not arouse
until between six and seven O'CLOCK
When she awakened MI seemed strange
10 her md she asked " ~ was morning
She was bright aud seemed moch re-
refreshed,
The above is the story Of Mrs H. Low
or. She also claims that Miss BOlllg
was suffering severely from q cough,
with which she has been afflicted ior u
long time, In fact consumption was
feared, aud since then she hN6 coughed
but very littlo'
Mr. aud Mrs A, w, Goshorn were NJ
no present, aud witnessed the mesmer'
i2lng. We called upon Esq Go6llofh
and he raid substantially ss follows;
~ have seen many pprsonb under lhe
influence Of me imerlsm ana ms gitl
Rcpmcd 10 be under the mCsmrrlc M
nurnre OF some person, hut | AN not
prepared to say whether II was that Of
Prof. Franklin, NJ Canton, or not, ]
have never heard Of the lGat being per
formed NJ that distance"
In answer ~ the question whether or
not he thought Miss Balls was acting
her part, hc Raid "nO, she seemed to DC
under the influence and hUd that ptcul
iur look upon her face that hhd
noticed on others who were really un'
der tbs mesmerlC influence
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
BoMB HIGHLY PEHTIN EMIT oBsER-
VATIoNB ON IN SEN ATB
TARIFF BILL,

The Senate bill In 30 framed that IL
would reduce the revenue S73,0OO,0OO,
aud thereby abAte the dangerous con
ditiOn, while at the same time IL would
furnish adequate aud salutary prOteC.
ton TO the Industries Of tho country
Repository.
This sounds rather queer, to say the
least, from u journal which has been
constantly and s|trenu0usly insisting
that there was no surplus aud Consv.
Quently no dangerous condition; but
passing that, IL is 10 be- noted that of
this S13OOOOOO nearly S2i,uOO,OOO Is on
tobacco aud cigars LumOer comes In
for u reduction OF 90 cents on az duty
pr 100 rect While of about 400
TAXED articles 40 are added 10 tho lIee
list, on numerous articles Of necessity
the tax is raised, q. 4 The rate on glue
is doubled; on all pants II Is largely
increased; table cutlery IL raised llOm
% to 80 aud In some cases TO 60 per
cent; spirit varnishes go up from 10 10
to l2i per cent; Portland cement, now
taxed 20, Is raised TO ~ per cent; on
bOrax, 30 largely used IN making soap,
and On fence rods aud traOu chains the
tax IL largly increased, which means n
reduction Of revenue OF the farmers
| and housewives. The bill also creates
u board OF FIVE customs commissioners
with tho pleasant salary Of $500
| each. The situation resulting from
nine months Of Congressional delibera.
ton has been thus tersely summed up:
"A House bill which the Senate bas Just
destroyed by adopting substitute, and
u Senate bill which the House will
probably defeat" Meantime, the poo.
pie will keep on paying u Al per cent
TAX. Tho next Congress will be Repub-
llcan, When II meets II will have
something 10 do with the tariff, and
| then will be seen some vastly interest
ing performances. To hold both It's
political majority and Us toll gates at
the same time will Ctll for some very
smart work.
A STUDENT ON AMERICAN PoJITIcs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
apaanaa or NAyAaa NEW

Sunday Boh0Oi aud Literary Meetinas'r-
a nnlly surprise Party Girls beware
payooAl oar 10 The Hewp- pemoomtl
NAVARaE, o. Jan a.
Charles ", block, OF D0yleatOwn, u,
was In town yesterday on business
Tho Rescue Hook aud Ladder com
pany held their regular meeting yeStet'
terday.
Another meeting OF tho Sunday
school teachers was held ~ tbs resi-
denoe OF Miss Nora Carver, last Tues
day evening, Tho meeting Waa wen Al'
attended,
The literary held At Eberly's school
house every Tuesday evening are wei
attended, qnite u number OF our young
folks nttendi0g, WeGannOt understand
why Navarro can't have any literlfleh
this winter ~ seems that tho country
has more energy than the town, 40 al
most In oil school dlatrlol6, literary
and other meetings are held for the pro-
motion of education,
Editor Corr, Of the Navarro lnde-
pendent received on last Monday IN
connection with The Justice oorfeapond'
epGe, Il White Gap notice that hal bten
pasted there, evidently intended for inc
saloon keepers ltwaa q queer looking
document, pictured with skull and
cross bones and aaw0rd pierced through
a heart, warning tho %aalo0nlhtA 70
cease In their violation OF tho law or
they, the White Gaps, would CAL on
them,
Mr. and Mu OonyNra were tiFen
completely by tlrptiai yctluld 49, rYfi
ing By u large patty 0f friends who IN
cefemOniOuily took possession or thtlf
residence. After they had recovered
from thelr surprise they all repaired TO
tho opera rink adjoining, when dinelgg
and other anlarmenla we're engaged IN
uutll u late hour In tho morning An
elegant SUPP " was served u Wlirh MI
did themselves jnallpr,
There arc a number OF our young
glrla prOwliug tho streets NJ u late hour
III night, very much against tho VIII OF
their parents, Some OF those tlmta
they will he tho quests OF Marahal
Stahls hotel as he has had frequent or,
ders % arrest them when out late Nv
night,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

about my case, just how felt and gn
swcrcd inc nj once that ho could cure me
&C would follow his directions and tah9
hla remedies regularly which | did Tor
three months and now ] nm a well man
which Gccma nlm9gtn miracle TO my FAM
lly and friends. l wl6h 10 recommend the
doctor aud hli treatment 10 The afflicted
everywhere for II matters not how long
you have suffered or whatyour complaint
Ia, ifit can be cured by any n on earth
l DO believe that man ~ DR., II. Russell
Burner OF tho Ohio Reform Sanltarlum,
l will gladly nswer any Inquiries flom
invallda about my case and lreatmtnt and
| am sure II will do you good TO visit Dr,
Burner M he isonc ofthoBc wholo.aoulcd,
large hearted men, that does US good TO
meet. lie inspires the invalid NJ once
with hla power 10 cure, and among the
hundreds Of patients 1 met ut his Office |
heard mott word but praise for him who
wns restoring them 10 health, and l wlah
YOU 10 publish this unsolicited testimonial
hyour paper, hoping II will Induce somu
poor miserable invalid, Hike myself, TO call
on the doctor and be cured.
Respectfully yours,
nEV. DAVID ID. COLe,
Springfield, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
A $4,000 SUIT
Commenced Against Madison NJ. Mays
by John Knots and Thomas u
Lupher The Petition.

John Knots aud Thomas q, Lupher
have commenced suit Ia common pleas
curt 10 recover 5000 from Madison
NJ, Mays, The partlea all reside IN The
vicinity Of Wynesburg, -.
The petition alleges that Madison NJ
Mays bought the patent rights for sew
oral State, from the ltapalyee Fence
COMPANY, aud iu u fraudulent deal,
sold 10 Knots aud Luphef, u lot OF
th0 territory Tor $1,000, " IN claimed
that tho rights we're sold 10 the plain
tits, Kuotta aud Lupher with tho
understanding that thoy we're 10 pay
for them when Mays had sold enough
Ut the territory 10 make up the 9N,uuO'
The prtitIOH says that Mays sold Tie
-ame territory 10 John ID bailey, who
was iuHulyeul ana Induced knotta and
Lupher who did not know Bailey was
lusOlyrut, 20 iudOrte Notes 70 tho
amount of $1,000 The plaiutln says
MAYS negotiated said notes ~ tho
Farmers bank brfora they were due
fine note, were protested aud kuutlU
aud Luphrr had 10 pny them
The petition further alleges that
N. Mays owns % large body of land In
SANDY township ,ho tue OF which Is
vested iu his wife II NJ stated that In
cnha Judgement 10 rendered for the
pluLius, they win then proceed TO
auUlrut lhr above land 10 the payment
OF the Judgement,
They pray Tor judgement In the sum
Of 5000, ava any they were Innocent
parties 10 the fraudulent t%ranHGti0n,
Moug - McCarly aud Day, Lynch n
Day represent the PLAINTIFF In tho
above action,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
THE treat c%oNOUERER
OF DISEASE.
A Glowing Tribute 70 DR.. III
Russell Burner by a Mar
ietta (ohio) Lady,
A Very interesting History.

When a child was 40 healthy 40 any
body until l was nine years Of age, when
l tOok aplnal lever from which | auiteLfg
greatly, Three months ! was sick with
the fever without raising my head on The
pillow. When ! got over the fever j
could not stand On lIy legs AT ALL They
were all drawn crooked and were
stralghtened with iron braces and walked
with them Tor slx months, | could not
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
A sLIuuP Error,

An Akron Paper Owes Authority Which
Shows That Nc Fred lloriE 10 Not
Dead
The Akron nraCOn has thu following
Of u person well known IN this city;
"rhO Vol q ituuR, startling newson
January -, printed the OF Canton, o.,
that Mr. lIed llOrlX, Of Akron, now So
IuuTuiug lu Germany with his family,
had died Uu January b, Mr. john
krruUUr, Of This Guy, who has general
cnurgO uf Mr. llOriX'a Affairs aud N u
special friend lHB spout some tine In
lOoNiug up thr source OF such inlOrma,
ton which IN wholly uuI0uudcd, as Ia
.huwu by letters now In Mr. kfcudcrJ
hands, written on January 7 aud Jan
nary "A which nie dates subsequent 10
Iur lly that hc N Nud 90 have died, Ia
These letters hir. uOrlY su}N mat the
rU.IIo faulty iE wei uud naply; that
A,s, llur|Et health Is much improved,
and INgl the two |uHlghlrlN are
attending school, Mr. Kan llurlX,
son ul Mn, Fred lluIiX IN u letter
from D%lrmBl,dt, Germany where he IS
going to auaull, To Willlr i, Krcuder,
TON uf Nlr john KruudGE of this city,
under dalro Of Jai uary q, SAWS that he
with Other boys goes tlItti.g nearly
every duy. llu says. "A week ugo ycs,
tpuIly Nt all vent 10 Worms ANA Wis,
tied Casper Nlutcl's sister Had Nulcn-
Iiuo NugB brother who formerly lived
iu Akron, We went into an old church
Of which the cornerstone wnS laid In
800 l.Ae building was finished In M
aud wug dedicated by bishop Burkhart
NO ms. The letter names numerous
ullrf p'aCrs ll interest au! then con,
cudr and hume having waiEvdaU0ut
lHrIl uiCH'
'Nlr UoUXs lH,ls OF Akron tri,Ud3
viii un ripatrl nul ully 20 learn that he
ia % w. but tlu. uu and bis are well aud
LauIy"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Unsolicited Testimonial.

EDiroR FRuIrMAE AND FARMnaa
GuIDR-DedJ SirS-I IN under many
obligations TO you for the advertisement
and local notice you gave Of Dr. II. Rua'
aell Burner and HE Sanllarlum ut Co
lumbus, Ohio. In your July rpmber Of the
GUIDE. II led nc 10 correspond with
him and afterwards 20 visit him at hl0 Of
Ace NJ Columbus, where ] took hla treat
mont which hag restored me 10 perfect
health, pncr suffering foreleht years from
a complication OF chronic diseases Of the
stomach. liver and kidneys which had
ba0lcd The Gklll Of all our phyelelane.
Strange TO gay, DR., Burner told mo In .
few minutes after Ills examination, all
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

begin 10 stand on them without any braces
al frat but 1 got better slowly, 30 that l
could walk d few 6teps by holding on
something, III got 10 at last that could
walk with a cane which used I'VE yearh'
II has now been two yeafb that have not
used any cancel could not walk very
FIR, I would get 40 Tired that could
hardly 90 any farther, Last October I
began lolru.t wish d. y, ltsalgN Burner
and have Improved greatly do not get
tired ans moro and walk with ease to
what | did before | began 10 doctor With
him, 3 1 recommend Dr. II. Russell Bur
ner an belnga very good doetog no has
helped me- In u good many thlng, l
think In q short time moro he viii have
me perfectly sound and Won. d. Dur
nerfs treatment has perfectly cured INC OF
eatarrh with which I 0uGercd badly for q
long time, CAnlW NlMmEn,
Marietta, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
IN TRouBLE,

A North Lawronob saloon Keeper TO DO
Arrontod ON q Charge Of Assault md
Battofy Preferred by His VITO.
Onlcer Bpdosmun left for North
Lawrence this morning to arrest Rob
Grt Legg on u charge Of assault and
battery preferred by his wife,
IL seems that tho parties have not
been very happy of late and have had
numerous Qulrrela aud disputes. Legg
was arrested some time ago on com
plnlut OF his wife, but tho case was
compromised, she now desires 10 put
him under bond TO Keep the peace ~
she claims no hns Threatened TO do her
bodily harm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
ooloroa Row in pomcroy, ONO.

POMEROY, o., jan 8l.-lSpecial F.
There h u nmpus In the African part
OF this city over the question Of colorpd
children In the schools. This led u Mrs.
Iurner, nn immense negress, to visit
Tho public school, with the view Of
whipping the superintendent aid Chas
Ing out the whole establishment, Two
oachers, however, John Mcknight and
Charles ClemH, united their forces and
gave the woman u severe ll0gging.
This has created new sensation and
stirred up much bad blood.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

him aud tle noble ha meets there IL an
impossible Chasm, The land, the
wealth, ease aud luxury arc upon one
side, aud toll ana poverty upon tho
other Win ua there IL no limit
Those Of humblest origin have rlaen 10
the highest positions IN tho nation
Aud that II may always thus continue
may money DO restrained from dlolat'
inc tins leli ,IatiOu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

.dren, The funeral viii take place
Monday morning AZ II O'Clock NJ Canal
Fulton II 10 be under the direction or
OWillG X, OF T., OF which lodge the do
ceased was u member ngO0d standing
lle wal q man we'll respected and host
OF friends will mourn with his wife and
children his untimely death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

KANSAS, which gave about 10000
majority for Harrison, does not get "a
Cabinet appointment, but General liar.
rle0n has named his crooked tailed
livery horse KANSAS" which he pur-
chased Tor his family carriage. This
Is honor enough for Kansas; OF course
we mean the hose.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
puollon'a Arnioa Balvo.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, re
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and oil Skin Eruptions
and odsitIvely cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. II is guaranteed 10 give per
feet satisfaction, OF money refunded
Price 2b cents per box. For sale by
DurDin Wright " Go