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Lacey Made ComptroIIer.

WASHINGTON. April l7.-Secretary Win.
dom has signed the commission of E. 8.
Lacey, OF Michigan, ss comptroller OF cur
rency. and it Is expected the president viii
add his signature 10 the document to-rnor.
row, In which event the appointment will
be formally announced
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cascssNATt. April H.. The champion
ship seassn Of the American Association
opened te~a.y IN the presence Of over TO-
co people. EcoFe. Cincinnati l. SK
LoHis g.
LOUISVILLE. April 1T he epeniHg game
OF the American AEsoAfntssfn here '3as be.
tween Louisville and Kansas CITY S1ore
L0sssviIle 4 Ksesas City =
PHILsDELPBIA. April l7s--The Anserican
Association championship season was q
be opened TO-DAY With q game beENksa the
Athletic and f5recklsD eiEhs, bus rain
Obliged q g,0sfpoueasnt until 10 ssorfuw.
EsLTsHoEE. April 1.-THE Baltimore
Cos1msHs game today Was postpened 90
account of rain.
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TreSex. Aria. April H. updef aseksisn
af thc rnsssa stasss szprs me- eSast srxns.
~ srfsa eg kaAeas sorvrs Sax Gsn shsy
Meet. a. Apse be LAD sa sesteAeei 70 be
aNaxea en TIE =. TIE Inftiaos berssEx
ssFrns Ii E3xsfn psssan6. esxfsnted ~
srsurns1 and tried ~ the jerritofsn esn<sz
he-e-
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nEnLis, April ~ --Fmpercs william hes
appointed Count Herbert Bismarrk ana
DR. kranel, OF Hoistesn, Representatives of
isrinauy ~ the samoan conference. Tho
conference viii open April 18th.
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a Ya,.f ralt.

sax FxAsesscu, April f7---f-haries ps
ysrssira. a esrp.sser, sess fsosa = s;sseer fhss
afssrnooE ssa reesass<i sBizries ths. caused
his deasa lie feli = asstaEsee Ct sixfeea
fess asd Ia szsen . Fsza1ef t1as his nerk
aud both Eex& were ezeEsa. Fh~ skuh sss
sJssS srxrfsred gnA ~ ass zeexsvssi tEtef.
na1 Injuries. Decesse2 Was sos>e-, hard
workfnz nan aza RAVES fsEssT.
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The Bouianwsr rrial .

PARIS. April i7.-The senate commiuaisa
appointed 70 conduct the trial Of 0enernl
Reuisnser to-day. privately examfned
General sanskier with References % tho
charges that BouiAnger c1rruptod -
officer OF the Paris rnFt iss,<>
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BOOMERS aaSKs.


BALrxoRE, April IA Washington
special 70 the San SAYS: In anticipation OF
trouble IN the oklahoma country General
Merritt telegraphed 10 the war department
for special instructions. Orders have been
tesegraphed to General Merritt. and while
their nature was not disclosed TO the press,
IL is believed he il authorized to exercise
his own Judgment.
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The King rmpr.v,.r.

THk HAaus. April f7.--The doctors who
are in attendance upon the king OF the
Sethet laads. say II his maiesfy's present
favorable symptoms couSInue he will n
able % resume hts duties ss sovefeira
withia few weeks
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An Asss.s.n l.rrhed, ,

SEu iaKs1s. la April IT, Peiiities -
i&aoassaye sna his youngest son. LOntn.
were shot asd serieGsiy HsabGed yesterday
ky an apknoun negro. Tsss condifina e.
the wounded eSssn Il vesy critical. Thn
To capturing fha Negro, hnS iynched hI1.
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OZARK. No.. April l7.-This afternoon
the sheriff of Christian county received a
dispatch from the governor respiting John
Matthews and William Walker, two OF the
bald knobbers, under sentence 70 be
hanged on next Friday, until May 10. 1t Is
now supposed ON that day that the men
viii surely hang.
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WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE president
m lads the following appointments today
Robert r. Porter. of New York, superin.
tendent OF the census: q. W. CUNNINGHAM,
assayer at Boise City. Idahe, and William
II. caikins, Of Washington territory. asxe.
ciate justice of the supreme court of the
TERRITORY
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BosTos. April i5.-Tne fnn.ssi services
ever the remains Of Nss. Emma Hastf.
ilobers W. Harfs. her san, and Alice win
ston. her niece, victims OF the railroad a.
claenf - Lorenzo. wcra held yesterday e
bfookiyn. Amsxg those present were
raany profaint nssy connected with the
Atchisou. T0eeks 4 santa - railroad.
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An A~faa aeelae.2 4

wBHxEsas. W. Va. April l7.--An frs<itt.
etsesr special ssys Harry Wire. well
tnexn eIs.zen living ia Esoekteu county.
ztss feI ssz q tFse to-day waea IL hroko
aeruse the ssuHr. ssrsssssafux his h9uno
ana killing bis utfs zssa tbr~< ch1fdpeu-
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A $500. GOO Faiisrs.

Ros1es. April f7-TEe nsw Enelasa
Piano Company Of Bosssn sud New Yosk
has failed; hsDilfass. xscoeco The imms-
di.te easss az sse fsi.nfe was he suspen-
son OF Flies 4 son. yiAno dsaiesa. a
Iasfss. Tex Tho n1asinal asSe<a 80
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sfsu saroases IN darkness un isecoun: ai
Asfor GtAas's war 81 TIE eveFheed wkfss
rita avsazze Nas eattrDls hssNk frsssa
4seasF escnta "a FslFsatntal ssxeee.
ErpsdxNF fran Fcnxsaensh 10 Twanss-
nsiaxa zz-ses. and weee also principal rruSS.
seHu streets IA ths7 dssfrlcE. Iaere are
ptss few Szs lsgats saruinr.
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cHickan. April l7.--The manufacturers
OF bHtehefa sSapiiss are attempting q
forn national organization IL rnxnlafo
ttstss sHd prices. ard this afternoon fs1nfF
representatives GO large western TRINA d.
enssed the subject. Temporary orxant
ss7s1n WA then effected ard : eommiffao
appalntea 70 forI1slafe plan oi action.
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Ola Rates WIN prevaii.

WASHINGTON. April f7.-The department
OF state has informed the Canadian gov
ernment that IL has continued the special
rates OF last year on the wellsnd canal
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Nav YoRs, April i7s--TBe s~le Of frofflne
stock oi the Mar HAND sEnd property ~
Secretary Tfaey begun this m1rnirx 1tsa
ts0tfers sold 81 good prices Ti,r total fur
fse days sale wes sc 80. and fse sveYaeo
price per horse vas ylzk. The sale eilses
ID. f1aErfrnM.
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gEs yegg. A SFsI n The cutting ssown
ei poses and wires on isso4dwsy show
Fonrseentfs street. wss Broessded With -
dag. Betssr psssxress mas made than yee-
sssraAy. Nu aesaans Of shs rKin bs1t very
f,sw people are Eatsning sha fail Of ~
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LONDON. April IT, During the ceremon.
isS 81 the ope ming of the Sunderland q
Urinary this morning the platform CARRY
iIsg the Marquis OF HartinxtOn and other
digrataries collapsed and the mayors wt}n
AID . number Of others were serioualy
hart -
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ss,.re stern. !. sliesl.,

BKnus. April liza severe snow storm
IN reported In sliesiA. The storms have
added greatly 70 the Distress caused By the
recent feeds
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STREET CAR sTEIKx.


MssNEAPoLgs, April 1.-The cars started
ON the several lines OF sfreetrsiiwsy this
morning. They were followed by Large
crowds. WAC hooted n; tno drivers and at
tendant policemen. The ears started with
afteca new men, but up TO noon one.
third Of these had bee1 persuaded hy the
strikers TO qust. It looxs doubtful for the
corapgny.
A serious disturbance occurred soon
after noon on Washington syeEue. A.
south -beund ear On tue bloomington line
reached posot where II was found that
the switch had been spiked. A big crowd
gathered and stofss beaan 70 by. Several
hii the driver. who unI4lfehEd the hOrsss
and abandoned the rar. NounfeS police
charged the ercwd, sGd eleven srsn were
arrested.
srRfxg Sof YET oYKE-
AisAosgh the Street Car carn pany sue
eee5ea ia running sos1e OF tts cars over
most OF the In Ia tie city to-day. the
strike ts not ~ &ny nesus over. There
were several 'hvusAes between the stssk-
ers and their sym pathsxrrs aud the police
The mob On Washington avenue was the
hardest 10 haasiie. Iii wUafd be scattered
In ens place only 10 gather in smother.
Many arrests we're EnAde. The attempt 20
effect !. settlement b<tween tfe cornpmay
Rad the strikers taIS afternoon was a
failure The police fear serious ffoabIe
u u1gbk TO guard against + ~ saAtsh a.
tossibse, the chtef Of gsosiee has ordered
that 20 ears run after { o'csock-
IN ~. PAUL
So. PsrL. Nina. April 1.-THE car strike
safnafion rensasned aFlchas ze1 here 70 day
An attempt 20 start tae cars viii be made
in the morning.
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The standard,s Latest penl.

PirrsgrEs. April IA special frop1
Lima. Ohio, says. The Standard on
Company to-day closed deal whereby
they become possessors OF msjority of
the stock Of the Ohio OH Company. This
gives them coutroI Of the LIMA oil neld
The Ohio company is composed of an as
socsatiOn OF producers In this field. Their
leases cover 200 acres. with daily pro-
ducfion of 5000 barrels Of oil consider
able portion o. the territory Is as yet unde-
veloped The prices paid for the stock is
said TO range frum 90 20 rs cents. G. r..
Lufkin conducted the business for the
standard company. They have large force
Of meu engaged iD eniarging their refinery
grounds here. with the intention of max
Ing the solar works The greatest refinery In
this country.
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ZAxuHAa. AprH 1.-THE missiouaxieo
reported released b. Chief Bushiri have
not Jet arrived at B4gamyo. Bushiri d.
anands . ransom. which II yet unpaid.
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SULLIVAN AND KrLRAIN.


Ne AttepteH.
SEw YORK. April i7.-Riehard X. Fox
says the proposition to give q purse of
.io.eoo for Sullivan and Kilrxin 20 fight at
Los Angeles cannot be entertained. rox
added that the matter II now oei OF the
hands of the principals aud in control OF
the stakeholder. cridRe. who Ia bound by
the stIpulatians aiready agreed ursln- No
change could be made in these without
mutual agreement between the parties
concerned and their hackers
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THE SUGAR TRUST.
The "Herald" says tho Assign
ment" Move 10 Illegal.

NEW YoEE. April 1T.-Commenfing on
the breakup of the sugar trust aud the
substitution Of scheme to assign the
properties TO individuals, the Herald SAYS:
Important developments are expected To
result from the suits shortly to be brought
By the atforney general against the Have
meyers Il ElGrf's company. Ii is under
stood that an effort will be made to dis
cover who are the .boss. assignees. for IL
is claimed that the assignment move is
illegal. II taken 70 defeat the ends of jus
tice or TO block the investigation into the
trust business.
SUGAR FAMINE PROBABLE.
NEW YoRg. April l7-There is furry
among the sugar trust people, and there
may be sugar famine somebody has
been buying good deal Of sugar lately
aud whisperings and consultations have
been going on for long time. This state
OF affairs has been occHsioned by the en-
tirely unprecedented state of affairs. The
raw sugar stock on the hands OF importers
and agents in this country only amounts
TO about 1900 tons against lI0.0oo at q
period last year. Somebody
has been buying up the sugar in England, !,
since lest Saturday. as.00o tons OF the
20. .oCo fofss on hand. Whoever these some
bodies are sugar trust certificates seem
to be gong up. On Monday OF Issf week
cerCncafes sold Tor So. ana were IN
light demand. On Wednesday, when the
new deal 10 supposed TO have been brought
aboue. there was an active demand and the
price went MP 70 IS. On Thursday the
price was seS<. On Friday it jumped
10 s9i4 Since hen the price has
hovered between sc and 9s. Raw sugar
ON April st was only worth 81. cents per
pound. on Saturday last IL advanced TO :
cents and the tendency Is st!ll upward.
Beet sugar is also going Ep.
LONDON MARKET EXCITED.
LONDON, April lI7.--Sugar opened 6s lower,
bat soon advanced ~. The market IL ex-
cited owing to the facs that il is reported
that continental buyers are purchasing on
American account
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A Distingulsaed callsr.
NEWS FEoM THE NORTH.

VA sHIssTos, April i7.-Red Cloud. the
Sioux chief. was among President Harri-
sens callers se-dss.
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Roxx. April f7.--1sse Pope hax NOT reoov-
cred from the Illness which attacked hin
ON Mouaay
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EVERYBODY Foa HInsKLE.


KANSAS CITY. April 1.-THE TSraes' Ar
kansas City. Kaa.. special says Reports
received to-day from Indian Territory
states that heavy rains are falling and the
rivers are rapidly rising. Grave fears are
entertained that the progress TO oklahoma
will be seriously impeded, and that the
fording Of large streams win be extremely
dauperous
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Funeral Of Aectient yfcsirne.

Psnls. April II. Warrants have hcen -
sued for the arrest Of sixty saembsrs of the
Bsalsagist party.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

SUPERVISORS should make a dona .tion for a good wagon road to tht Hillside mine, Prescott is the nat sural as well as the most convenient outlet for this camp, the trade oi which is very important. While |reali1ing the difficulties of the board in the matter, they should render such assistance as in their power. --- Journal Miner.
 There is no doubt but that the
 Board of Supervisors will make the necessary appropriation for the road
 md 2 large one for it, for it is Prescott, you know" but the Board
 informed the Williams people not
 long ago that they could not have $50 to survey road from Williams
 to Spring Valley. It was too large a sum to expend for the benefit of Northern Yayapai, but if it was S50, 900 for Prescott it would be all
 right. Do you wonder that the peo, ple want to be freed from the rule |of Prescottl
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Hired All the Time."

Says many poor men and women, wh s9em overworked, or are debilitatea by change of seasons, climate or life,
 If you could read the hundred of let, ters paisinS Hoods Sarsaparilla which came from people whom it has restored to health, you would be convinced of its merits, As this Is impossible why not try Hoods Sal- saparilh ysurself aed thus realize its benefit! It will tone and build ur yonr system, give you good appetite 6yeroome thst tired feeling and you feel, as one woman expresses Il
 ''like q new creature"
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Merit Wins.

We desire to cay to our citizens that for years we have been sellin. pr. Kings New Discovery fol Consumption, Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salv' and Electric Bitters, and have nev rr handled remedies that sell a we'll, or that have given ssch uni versal satisfaction. We do no hesitate to guarantee them ever!
 lime, and we stand ready to relunc he purchase price, if satisfactor. results do not follow their use These remedies have won thei great popularity purely on the; merits. D. ]. BRANNEN x Co.
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M. REMERo, Mexican minister to this country, deals elaborately with the annexation question in the last issue of the Northern American Re view. He treats the subject in a a very impartial manner, but insists that his country will never be an nexed to the United States without a struggle. He advocates a closer commercial union and intimates that when the United States shall prove to the Mexican people that anything is to be gained by annex, ation then, and not till then, will the subject of annexation be con sidered by bis people in any other than a ridiculous light.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

IS face of very strong opposi, tion Yavapai county last fall elected w. 0. O'Neill, a republican and newspaper man, sheriff. When the Atlantic X Pacific train was robbed Sheriff O'Neill started in puysui; and closely followed the trail over SHOW covered mountains into Utah, suffering many privations and en gazing in hand to hand battle witl the determined desperadces. It was tough experience, but the brave officer was determined to do his duty and he succeeded, thereby scoring a success and making a reputation that he may well be proud of Nogales Herald.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

MORRIS GoLpwATER, of Prescott has been appointed to fill the vacan cy in the Board of Supervisors. Hc is a good man (for Prescott bein: a shrewd, conservative business man. The people of the Northeast lost no sleep in expecting a selection from their number,
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

Ir is estimated that l50, ,U00 head of stock cattle for northern ranges will pass through Denver this year Arrangements are being made in al sections for extraordinary large shipments this season. The Denver stock yards are being enlarged anG improved to meet the heavy trade which they will Le called upon tc accommodate. Citizen
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

GEO. H. TINKER, of the CHAM PIoN, says he has been accused by some one in Flagstaff of not favor ing county division. This is mani festly unjust to him. Accuse him of anything else but this It was owing to the infatigable hbors ot Ms. Tinker and his influence witt ". H. Lshurst that "Friseo" coun ty pus tR an appearance in tht Fourteenth legislature. If there i is any single subject on which tho CHAMPION has had a pronounced and aggressive policy it is on county division.-JournaLMiner.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

THE Courier of May 9th reached us this morning with an articl, headed "The Coconino Matter. The article is full of moonshine which we will show to our reader in our next issue. We know yo, want us in Yavapai, Bro. John You need us in your business.
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Following is the letter to which Mr. Jones refers in the above,

Mr. Jones refers in the above,
 ALBuQUERQUE, N, M, April %. w. B. Jones, General superintendent of
 the P. X C K. R, Prescott:
 DEAR SIR: Replying to your favor of the 24th instant asking for special round tlip rate for Prescott base ball club 70 Flagstaff and return, or the Flagstaff club to Prescott and return, will say that you are auth, orized to say that we will naue one fare and fifth for the round trip, and it is possible, if considerable business is done, that we will after wards go lower. This is good only in the Territory of Arizona. Please accept our thanks for the information land advise us when rate will be used YouRs respectfully
 W. A. RESELL, G. F. A, A. & P
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

THE passage of an extraditior treaty by the Canadian parliament is direct blow st the American industry of defaulting bank cashiers, They need protection as an infant industry.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

IF Phoenix and the southern peo- pie of the Territory desire connec- tion by rail with the northern part of Arizona, they should turn their attention to the building of the Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad from Flagstaff south. It taps the center of the vast forest, it makes nearer connection to the coal fields in New Mexico, also those in Northern Ari, zona. A north and south railroad must look for its largest traffic from Flagstaff and vicinity. We have
 V of products that you
 rowing popu
 In
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

Babbiu Bros .-Postoficc address. Flag taft, Arizona Range, Clark's Valley Mo ,rllon .'ountaius Brand as above co. M young SocI; branded on borh side. with swallow fork and u1 dcrmt in cac ,ar; al.o own the following; hoo,, T, - ! anywhere on the side Of aoimal. Boot ca ie, road brand W on right side; T ca'tI, ,;, 1l r,!l. tll:; Ipr': o,lGi |. 0.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18
Arizona Champion,
PHoENIx elected Geo. +. Coats republican, mayor last Tuesday.

A. M. SWAN, editor of the News Register, has been appointed post master at Gallup, N. NJ. It is good appointment.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

they would not object, and we be ,lieve that the business men of tht
 south realize that the Mineral Bel k. R. is the road they want instead of the P. & A. c. R. R.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

1N order to make city out of a town every one must put their shoul der to the wheel and pull altogether in the same direction .'. t...
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The Yacht Race "on."

It is stated chat negotiations for the international yacht race for the American cup have fallen through. Lord Dunraven was compelled to decline 70 accept the terms of the New York Yacht Club.
 Lord Dunrayen's yacht Valkyrie
 7hed today and expert
 delighted with the
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

las A. VaI.-Rauge eigh: mile, south :asr of Flagstaff, Yavapa, Couary. 'aui 1randed ] V on left ribs, car marks sfuar :ut on right ear, over slope on lei, ca p Q. address, Flagstaff Ariz.
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oI ntrest to Basi BalIists.

The following communications ex- plain themselves and go long way toward removing the most formid, able obstacle in the proposed game between Flagstaff and Prescott nam, iy, the expense of the trip. Through the generosity of Superintendent w 5, Jones in granting extremely low rate overs the P. & A C., and his kindness in securing a material reduction over the A. & F., the probability of an interesting contest with the slab rusIors is greatly iq. es~oo sed:
 PsEsCoTT, ARIz., May ?.
 ED. HooF AND HORN: Referring to our conversation April 24, regard ing base ball club going to and from Prescott Junction we will takt pleasure in naming them rate oi one fore for the round trip. l also enclose letter from the A. x P com pany on the same subject which you are at liberty to copy for the benefit of the club. When through with it please return 1t to me fol future reference.
 Yours truly,
 W. B. JONES, Genl Sup't,
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k!arn.fcd So TLnles

Imagine millions of these nulmaIculm iu the Aose throat and lungs, as well ag th2 minute eustaghian tubes lcauiuE from the back part uf the throat tO the middle ear, and you will imeTiue the misery they eau produce. Thousands arc swallowed when the patiCptis asleep, causing kidney and l.scr trouble, hgalacha. blood poison, geEcr ul debility, etc. Wo have q specific for de strCylng them md cNP,lliag tho poison from tho blool, Use the C&tlsUihB PySlTRt R!J GSGhIYE [LEgTai3 G4Vgi kkD gGaSlN2 IilA CURE tOtuka and the GslEoRHA FESTIVE All! lSG4IE tlEgTElG iEltifs to gnn,.v, and f thg sJgmach ls bad, lis5 sae ssJ.HMit FESTIVE AHt l.GsTIE ELtgIHG SISlEH S#tyEa, it builds up nc system and rUriEps the poisoned blood. They are manufactured from roots, herb md flowers that grow in California. and are -lfc for cAilGrrn They never fnl. m. .Uugh Cure Is excellent for Coughs, Colds ,r1up, NC., no gl-id N.li ,-.,-~-7g--ee.
 .yEr dig with CrOupwh"u = S5FSF s hE .= ais is used. OUr Lni- 7, r-nt ENl paiD iustgutly. . = @ [
 -c our Tradg Marx uu ,- r.tlSg@ @L
 very wrgppcr. Sold by .tSyna'yI.a y 7 il druggists. -- .' -ss
 2eS;aycr < Co.,, Pf5E@. E tr2 Ag"HES. C&lc}Rgt