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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
A summer Resort IcptIrc,y gubmorsc

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. ID. "A Loves
dispatch reports that Waterloo, u SUM
mor resort Of the Delaware Bay, 10 en-.
tiroly submerged, and out OF twenty
cottages In the place the one belonging
TO DR.. Henrne, of Philadelphia, is the
only one remaining.
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; Dritlah Ilrlr Abandoned.

PnlLADELpnIA, Sept 14.--The British
brig Angola from Turks Island for Bos.
ton was abandoned on the 10th instant In
latitude $500 north, longitude 7t,30
west, totally dismasted. The steamer
Prussia rescued tho crew and landed
them at philadelnhia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

AZ lloston-Flrat gam0.-C Cleveland, o. Bos-
tDn, o. Second gam6- Cleveland, 4 boston, A..
AZ phlmdolphlu Athletic, II, 81. Loula, o.
Tho Following games were postponed on nc
count of rnin, AZ Philadelphia, Indianapolis;
qngo; at hroollyn, Louisville, ot Baltimore,
knipsas CITY. II was an on day for CincinnatI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

BERLIN, Sept. id,-Mr Edison Is mr.
ranging scheme with Herr Siemens
for Lighting Berlin with hs electric
lights He expresses himself az delight
cd with the progress echiovod In Ger.
many in respect 20 the telephone and
electric illumination.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

Poor unfortunate Iatmohian In what a
han plight he must have been, And yet his
misfortune was one that often beialla singers,
Many Onoe tuneful voice among those who
belong % the genus homo" N utterly spoiled
by "OOld In the head on on tho lungs, Of both
combined, For tte above mentioned orOak-
or" NO are not aware that any remedy was
ever devised but We mi0loo % know that all
human singers may keep their heads clear aud
thfOatA IN Tune by the timely uae Of Dr, Aag6'a
CaiaIIh ilemedy and Dr. fieroe'a 0Olden Med
dfuRGlhiA,
d. eage'a CatarTh 1omedy cures the worst
eaHea Of Chtarfh Ia the Head, no matter Of
how long standing, while Tor all lafynFeal,
bronchial, throat ana lung affections Dr
flerOe't Golden Medical Discovery 10 posi-
lively unequaled, II cures the worst liRer-
inR e0ugha ana buildh up tho flesh aud
strength OF those who have been reduced
by wasting diheahea IL Ia guaranteed To
benefit on cure in all diseases Tor which Il Ia
recommended, n taken IN time ana given a
fair trial, or money paid for II refunded,
Copyright, l1a1 ny womp'a Dis, MHp. Assn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
stark County School Examiners Notice.

OANTOr-- Examinations will no hold on Tho mr. /
saturday OF ehoh month Examinations VIII hore.
nftor bu hold IN tho South Plum street Bchool In
place Of High school,
Ar ALtiAsoE--o October 18th, 1885, and February
9th, 1890
AT MAHeILfor-. October with, 1853,
Al CANAL Fu1ToF--M -March ON, 1880
Ar rNAvARRn-Airll 18Th, i6lU
AT MAnLpono--MAy iith. 1880
l. N. TAoOART Clmt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
OUTLOOK NOT FLATTERING.
WHAT DUN q co, HAVE TO SAY
ABOUT THE COMMERCIAL WORLD,

Foreign Exchange higher aud Rates for
aloney Adyanee-IEports Of Products
Remarkably nIgh-Money In FaiF Ds-
mand In tho west-business Disturbed
Along tho Sea Coast by the Violent
Storm,
NEw YoHE, Sept l4,-R g. Dun Il
Co.'S Woekly Review OF Trade aaysi
Scarcely week has passed since gov
ernment purchasers Of bonds and heavy
payments made the street certain that
there could be no monetary pressure this
fall, Now people are talking again
about posslble exports Of gold, Foreign
exchange Ia higher and rates for money
advance, the best commercial double
named paper selling At 10 per cent,
and prime slngle'named atO 10 Z per
cent Over Sa0,OOO,0O0 has been alb
aorbed, Of which none has gone abroad
and scarcely any 10 the west or south,
and the question h again Just what II
waa some weeks ago. "Will the treas,
ury be able TO get bonds enough 10 pre-
vent monetary preaaureY Then there
was known 10 be more than 10000, 900
locked up in bonds held on speeulahonl
that resource has gone, but tho addition
al money has been absorbed by apeeula-
ton in stocks, Az was said before II Is
TO be said now, there Is money enough
for all Legitimate business when apeou-
lotion does not absorb H. Heavy sales
OF stocks on foreign account have caused
q little reaction and raggednoaa, but the
general average Of prices Ia still nearly
30 cents per share higher than weok
ana
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
Tho Railroad War

The wars Of railroads do not Cellae, but
on the contrary are increasing Ia num-
Der aud importance. The eXporta OF
products are remarkably large for the
season, for two weeks 40 per cent. above
last years, but the imports Of morohan.
disc are also very heavy, and the unre.
corded imports Of securities returned
from abroad tend 10 turn the scale. AZ
every western and southern center
money IL In fair supply, with q demand
generally good but brisk Ut Milwaukee
and such NJ Chicago that AN advance In
rates N expected. AZ Boston financial
weather ia still called cloudy, and oau-
lion In gorutinizing paper makes the rate
OF less consequence, for selected corpora
ton paper sells at 10 4 l-2 per cent,
while most commercial loans are nc q
per cent. The violent storm has dis
turbed business along the sea coast and
affected purchases for the interior, but
In all other roapeotl tho week has been
one Of satisfactory business, Nearly all
interior cities report trade IN active or
improving and the clearings through
banks outside Of New York atill exceed
last years by 2,7 per cent, Though the
government crop report was thought
elightly unfavorable, other accounts all
concur In very satisfactory yiowa, and
the course Of trade at interior points
manifeata the confidence OF local doalen.
But In some other branches, and notably
In dry goods and clothing, evidence con.
tlnually comes 10 light that past pur-
ohasca In excess OF actual consumption
have left stocks on hand, which hinder
new operations, The trade In cotton
has been fair, though much affected by
the storm, while the market for woolena
Ia inactive, as II has been for several
weeks,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

Thobusincss failures occurring through.
out tho country during the last seven
days, a8 reported 20 II. q. Dun " Co.,
number for the United States no and
for Canadn 90, or a total Of 100 failures
as compared with total Of POI last
week and 9il the week previous 20 tho
last, For The corresponding week Of laet
year the hgurcs were 2l7, made up Of
100 failures In the United States and "a
In the Dominion Of Canada
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19


terian church be-
gan 10 I'LL with
lllustrious mour-
nera and admir-,
era OF the dead
statesman from
the humber
walks Of life,
The rain poured
Ia torrents the
whole morning
and a nasty wind
prevailed, but
did not keep the
Gro wda away,
Before tho ser
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
Weekly Output Of Iron.

The weekly output OF iron furnaces
IN blast Sept, was Ia ,0Os tons, against
l45, 500 Aug. | and le5, 500 u Year ago.
In spite Of the increase Of ldd'per cent,
In production for tho year, the tone Of
the market ~ strong Tor the best well
known grades, but while such iron sells
nt SiS for No. 1, new makers nro selling
other iron, claimed 10 be equally good,
at Sl7, and u failure 20 sell No, 2aouthern
NJ $40 IL noticed, A significant fact 10
the agreement OF stockholders In tho
Thomns Iron company 10 sell their works
to English parties. Rails do not rise;
10000 tons were sold during the week nj
seq. The American copper syndicate
appears 20 have collapsed, and lake Ia
quoted NJ Si0.95 for September; secret
sales here by the Rothchilds are ru.
mored.
The London, strike preventing ship.
ments, permitted u corner In tin here,
but the price has reacted to 81 i.9 ccnte,
while lead Is strong at cents. Coal ~
dull; orders from consumers are still
anxiously awaited and the threat OF
higher prices, like the old cry Of "wolf,' -
has lost L. power. A yoar ago buyers
overloaded, and now they wait Tho
wool market Is nominally firm, but, IL
manufacturers refuse 10 buy, the OK.
pected lower prices will como,
The grocery trade has been much af-
focted by the weather. and sugar is also
weakened by the conviction that fall
imponda, BrcadstuiFs havo been com.
parativcly inactive; wheat Is ono.half OF
q cent higher with sales for the week OF
only 100000 bushels, and corn one.
quarter Of q cent lower, with sales Of
6,b0O,000 bushels, Coffee has advanced
another half cent, and oils conts. but
hogs and lard are lower. On the whole,
speculation In products IL making un-
usual disturbance this year, and the largo
crops are therefore all the moro likely TO
20 into consumption promptly and nj
moderate pricOa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

sltuatigns furnished soon as qualified, Cost
VALENTINE WIeOs.. lanosvtile. WIS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
DR.. PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach and
bowels, They are purely vegetable and per-
ttplly harmless, One "a Dose, Sold By
druggIhih. go OentH "a vial
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
THE coz nhaEouIEA

Many moarnsrs NJ ths fnneral-seenss In
the Church,
New YoRK, Sept l4.--1Ong before 10
o'clock Friday morning the hour set for
the funeral Of tho late Congressman
Samuel Sullivan Cox, the First Preaby-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

ab0ut IA pounds, The o0urae began
at Port Perry and ended at Market
street, four miles straight away, j.
ID, Prlnge, sporting editor oftho Pitts.
burg Dispatch, was selected aa referee,
who started the men about $50. The
river was In fine condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
IN

apo, q Atthe general election 70 be held h oAa
ss"h a % twsssn ya"r ,bs.sssr no ,ba bS,ns,Hl
~lihnll there b . convention 70 rdvlao, altar, "a
hnand the Constitution hhAil be submitted 10 NE
Ns11ou Of Ne SlntA, nniltn case \ majoriu Of ~
tnu oluutufb xUung NJ such election ucudo IN fAvof
Of . convention the uenorAl Assembly, NJ ~ noHt
eoarlun, shalt provide by lAV, fur tho election OF
dele shtea and The assembling OF such CONVENTION,
A. 10 provided IN the n,vtcdlnn hNUi0nl hut no
amendment Of this Clnfttifn agreed unnn ny any
oonytnllon assembled IN pmraunnpu 0i.thls article,
1h hke tlrt untli the tAnir shall have NJ on uubs
Olittd 10 the ccrtua of uiH STATE Aiu ADOPTED by
sNAl0niy VI uuau vutliH thereon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

$50. n County ofnoen hhali be elected In The
even yeAra Tho ifut Tuesday after tho nrat Mon
day N November, hy The electors Of oAah county, IN
auoh mAnntr, and fVIsHnch torn OF even yeAfA ~
may be provided by lkw, when q Vacancy Oodnri
n county otloo Il shall bb allied by appointment
f,if the remainder OF thn lofm.
VHuo, a Township 0nietfa and oiecllVo munlei.
Pal ofnoofN ahA he elected m the odd years on the
mt Iaenahy Aftar. ne aftt Monday N November,
" the electors oi e.eh oCnshp or lppnlelpAllly 10
mar ho provided ~ law, Wnan Vacancy ooouu
M t0unAlip on mlmnipa onee u ANAL % allied W
appolntnent for Che rtmenuur q tho term.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

Gaudaur'a colors
were dark red shirt
and blue trunk,
W hile Teemer
rowed In trunks
and wore no shirt,
They both weighed
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
Sweet Home Syrup,

Preparations are being made for farming hy most of the citizens of this community.
 Last Saturday was q swinger, and the wriging of noses seem to be or der of the day ever since.
 The school at this place is in a state of progression, under the in- struction of Prof. $. $. Langley.
 We are glad to welcome the fam fly of Mir. .no. Haltom to our com munity. A few more such families would add greatly to our society.
 Messrs. Marshall X Haltom, the energetic mill men of this vicinity, seem to be doing good business. Push being their motto, success is the natural result.
 l received real nice Valentine the l4th, and l can assure the giver of the fact that it was highly appre- ciated, it being a real photograph of myself, BROTHER DAN.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
BOdcaW Bits.

There is little or no sickness in this nelghborhood.
 Mir. Santiford Hairston had bad luck lately. One of his horses died, the other broke out and has never been heard of since.
 Rev. w. F. Evans will preach at Holly Springs church next Sunday. Everybody come out and hear him, he is most excellent preacher.
 Mir. w. II. White visited relatives in and near Prescott this week. Henry is thorough going farmer, but sorry to hear he is U. l.. F.
 am glad to note that farmers are generally better fixed up, and mak- ing more improvements than in previous years; by degrees they are getting out of debt, too, another good thing. This under Democratic rule, you know.
 The Dispatch has been printing q so-called "roll of honor," giving names of those who have paid $500 toward the county exchange, and among such were Messrs. l.. C.. Parker and A. B. Luck. Now I heard one of these gentlemen say, he nor the other one had paid, and he would like to know where Capt. A., got his information. WHEELER.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
Laneburg Leaflets.

Everybody rolling logs.
 The youngest child of MT. Cobe Bolls died, one day last week.
 Laneburg came near needing a marshal and calaboose the other day.
 The storehouses of Mir. Lane and Messrs. East X Evans are nearing completion.
 We will soon have three stores in operation in our little burg, with at least two stout, able-bodied men in each to sit on boxes and whittle, while we poor unfortunate toilers make them something to eat and wear.
 The Willisville correspondent is correct with regard to the impropriety of Wheelers criticising each other and thereby engendering bad feeling. l have been acting in the defensive, only striking back. made an hon. est statement, with no evil designs. l profess to be gentleman, and will not knowingly make false state ment. Coop LUCK.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
A. A. GIBSON,
 HOPE, ARK.

NOTICE: Every member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church is earnestly requested to be present at the II o'clock service next Sunday, as Ruling Elder is to be elected, and something new announced. Don't fail to come. Everybody invited. w. T. THURMAN. Pastor.
 When you hear men complaining as to how badly the world treats them, and how they are oppressed and kept poor, you can just put it down they are more to blame for their unsatisfactory condition than anybody else. Even in this world Gas well as the world to come), men generally receive the reward they merit.
 MT. Will Belzner has had the old ice house opposite Hatley X Christo- pher's nicely relitted and papcrcd, so that it now looks as nice and neat as new pin. He will open con fectionery and fruit store, and also in connection run an ice-cream par Tor. Mir. E. is clever, worthy gen tleman, and our people should reward his enterprising spirit hy giving him liberal patronage, We shall have more to say about his house when he opens his tasty, we'll arranged parlor. etc,
 Cheathan's Chill Tome ls peculiarly ad pted to persons in enfeebled health and invalids. It assists digestion, and is a per. feet strehgtnener and appetizer. Satisf,c- tion or money refunded. For sale by J. 0. Howell.
 l guarantee all work to give entire satisfaction, whether photographs. gems. or other work. Instantaneous process, iirst-class pictures. Come and see me, over Hinton's drug store. C. II. DoME.
 In the Temple (Tcx. Herald of the 18th inst, we see dozens of cer- tlfieates as to the valuable curative properties of Kings Germeteur, from prominent citizens of that section, testifying to having been cured of various diseases. The Germeteur is a blood renovator, that will positively cure many diseases, if reliable per- sons testimonials are to he believed. Rev. D. II. Linebaugh X Sons. have sole control of the sale of the medi- cine in Arkansas. Mir. Linebaugh is now here, at Mrs. Bascomb's, and will make liberal arrangements with anyone wanting to act as agent.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
CORRESPONDENCE.
t.n,,u | Etchimgs.

s.,i,iit | Etchiugs.
 Cool weather,
 Farmers progressing finely.
 Hogs dying with cholera all around us.
 II. Stainton left Sunday for St. Louis.
 Smallpox at IeXarkana has raised some excitement here.
 Will Phillips came home Saturday and returned the same day.
 Messrs. k. |. Donald and J. R. Seals have formed q partnership in the well boring business.
 Messrs. Moody X Lowry are over run with work. So much for good advertising. IL pays anybody and everybody in business,
 Capt. Jinkinson has rented the Prater place, and moved thereon. Sorry to see him leave the depot, he was so accommodating.
 Our new preacher has got moved to the parsonage at last. have not heard of his being pounded yet. Oh, no, we are little too gentle for that.
 Dr. Will Bradford came down Sat urday to see his little child, who is very sick at it's grandfather's, J. S. Haltom. Glad to say that it is im- proving.
 Messrs. Judas X Harrison are moving their saw mill across the Ca rouse creek, where they have got four sections of good pine timber. Grit and muscle will win.
 Miss Lou Briant, of Hope, was up Saturday, canvasslng for class in music. Glad to learn that she was successful. She will move her piano up in few days. Hope to see all of the young folks take lessons. Music has charms; 50 has the teacher,
 Died, February goth, Mir, G, w. McSwain, aged 72 years. Grandpa, as he was intimately known, suffered for eight long weeks, but bore his suffering with Christian fortitude, falling asleep in the arms of his Saviour as calmly and quietly as a child falleth asleep. He lived out his three-score and ten. His life was spent in the cause of his Master. For fifty years he has been consist cut member of the NJ. F.. Church south. At the time of his death he was steward of the church, teacher
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
lsouyht0n lbllblil,-S.

Mrs. J. Miller is convaIescing,
 MT. John Mayes is on the sick list.
 We are having fine weather for this season of the year.
 W. X. Johnson visited friends on the Little Missouri Sunday.
 Mrs. Fannie Price, of Prescott, visited friends here this week.
 Jim Mayes has his corn mill in operation. He Is doing good busi- ness.
 Miss Lula Benson, from Kentucky, is visiting her uncle, Mir. James Benson.
 Rev. Milburn. of Little Rock, is holding meeting at Piney Grove school house.
 MT. A. Ritz, from Benton, who was visiting his son, l.. R., last week, returned home again.
 Mir. Breckenridge is grader and car loader for Simpson X Co.,, nt platforms at Boughton. He Is doing land office business.
 The blaming mill here received l3 oar loads of lumber during the past two weeks. They are expecting to do good business here this summer.
 Mir. k. Stone, with his fine little mule and buggy, made grand mis- take Sunday by taking gent in place of a lady to meeting. The lady came while he was away.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27

in the Sunday school and leader of the Bible reading class. He worked hard for the moral good of the town and the building up of the church.
 His remains were carried to the church, where services were con- ducted by Rev. A. D. Jenkins, of Center Point, after which they were viewed by a large concourse of friends for the last time on earth, after which they were inferred by the side of his son, in the Shell grave yard. In the death of Grandpa, the church, the Sunday school, the town and the community at large, have lost a friend and worker, but our loss Is his gain. The bereaved family have the sympathy of a host of friends. DAMoCLEs.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27

Sick headache, billiousness, nau- sea, costiveness, are promptly and agreeably banishcd by Dr. J. H.. McLean's Liver and Kidney Pellets (little pills).
 Cashmere, embroidered shoulder scarfs, silk fringe, cashmere shawls black, white and colored shawls, at Mrs. kirkland's,
 MT. c. II. Dome, the photogra- pher, does iirst-class work at reason able prices. Go and see specimens of his work, over Hinton drug store.
 Persons wanting good brick, or brlcklaying, should see MT. J. w. Marshall. He will do good work at living prices.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
Saddier Shop

l have opened up saddler shop m the Pledger building, West Main street, next door above the Falk building. Besides making saddles, will do all kinds of harness work, re- pairing, etc, at lowest rates. so- licit your patronage, and as l do all my own work. being an experienced workman, can guarantee satisfaction.
 D. II. BELL.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
Bucklen's Arnica Salve

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale by Hugh Moncrief
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
J I Brooks & Go.

This House is receiving continu- ally, praises for the neat arrange ment of their stock in all departments. Their uniform low prices are doubling their sales from what they anticipa- ted in fact they yhave been extremely busy since opening doors, while the most houses in town have complained of dull trade, They still continue to receive new goods, and it will do you good to call and sec them at J i.
 F.. Portis' corner brick. Front street.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27

Specialties in corsets, corset waists for children and the celebrated common sense comfort waist at Mrs. kirland's.
 R. l.. Langford has nicely fitted out his barber shop-new chairs, fur niture, etc. Go to him for clean, easy shave, or nice, fashionable hair cut.
 MT. c. H. Dome, over Hinton s drug store, does all kinds of photo graphing, enlarging, views, etc. Also makes gems, as we'll as lrst-class photographs. Prices very low. Call and see him.
 k. l.. Langford, tonsorial artist, respectfully solicits the patronage of the public. Satisfaction given in all work.
 Good treatment, good weights and good tender meats at Gas Easter $ meat market.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
Are You Going to Washington?

If so, take the popular Iron Noun tain Route, via. St. Louis or Mem- phis. On March lst, 1889, this line will sell round trip tickets from all coupon ticket offices in Arkansas, n, one first-class limited fare.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27

Is the place to buy your drugs medicines paints oils school oooks cheap and good tobacco wines liquor aco hoL Specal attention given to orders for drugs liquor When you come to Hope call or not you wish to buy goods
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
CHURCHES AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS

N.E. CHURCH, SOUTH, PREscorT, STA rtoy.-,J. R. Cason. Pastor, in charge; Preaching every sabbath, ., moving WndSe.dnG dn1 .vsn;nS. Sunday School every Sunday ] morning from g to 9;ao o'clock; Alex Vaughn. Superintendent.
 CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. w. T. Thurman Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath. morning and evening. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening sunday School every Sunday morning at $50 o'clock: w. A. Hatlev. Superintendent.
 CHRISTIAN CHuRcH.-Prayor meeting on "Wednesday evening. Sunday School ev- cry Sunday morning at 9:So o'clock. Guy Nelson, Superintendent.
 BAPTIST CHuRcn.-W. T Box. Pastor; Preaching every Sunday, morning m and evening, Prayer meeting every Thursday eran;ns sunday School every Sunday morning at 9:3o o'clock, W, F. Atklhsoh' Superintendent
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby announce myself candidate for the office of City Marshal, at tho ensuing municipal election in April, and respectfully ask the suiirages of all voters.
 ROBERT S. STEPHENS
Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27

Even the most vigorous and hearty people have at times feeling of weariness and lassitude To dspel this feeling take Dr. J H. McLean's Sarsaparilla. It will impart vigoI and vitality.