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Thread Company, Al Klngstoni Q, Q,

Thread Company, Al KinRAtoni Q, Q,
Patton & Co., Brocktoni 81 Bedford
(shoe manufacturing tools)i George H.
CLARK, / Columbia; Euprey & Tuagas,
70 Bedford; Lofts Shaving Machine
Company; Shoe Finding Machine Com
panyj Wheeler & Cummings and Wood
ward & Wright, l Columbia,
Leather Houses-R. G, Solomon, oi
Newark, N, j., Carried a large stock Of
leather in the Shoe and Leather Ex-
change, which was a total loss). In the
same building, ], s, Barnett & Co., OF
Little Falls, N, y, carried q stock OF
calfskins, also total loss. Brown, Dur
Tell L Co., carried goods In stock 10 the
value Of upwards OF $s0O,0O0, and the
stock will be a total loss, Insurance Is
on this 10 the amount OF 100000.
The seVenty-nine insurance companies
known to be interested carry an aggre'
gate insurance Of 100000 on tho
burned property,
GEOGRAPHY OF THE BURNED DISTRICT,
The burned district begins at Colum-
bia street on the east and extends two
blocks westward along Bedford street to
Chsuncey street on the west; on the
south side OF Bedford street the
FIRE consumed the entire block
bounded by Bedford, Kingston, Es.
sex and Columbia streets; westward
OF this the entire block, bounded by
Bedford, Kingston and ohauucey streets
and Rowe DlACe. Rnd westward at thiR
the the buildings % @ on CSSuHcey & TS;Te street from rom
Bedford to Exeter place. II also badly
damaged the building on the southwest
corner OF Bedford aud Columbia streets.
North OF Bedford 1t consumed the
buildings on both the northeast and
northwest corners Of Bedford aud Kings
ton streets and damaged the block at
the corner Of Bedford and Chancey
streets.
LATER-2 A. NJ.
The total loss. according to the latest
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OPPOSED 70 RESTRICTION.
Samuel GOmpsrI Announce. Ills View
hut VIII Go with the Mnioritv.

samuel GomnerS Announces Ills Views,
hut WIN Go With the Majority.
PIrrsauRau, PA, Nov. 2s.-Samuel
Gompers, President Of the American
Federation Of Labor, was In the city to.
day attending the dedication OF the
Armstrong monument.
In speaking Of the movement among
some labor organizations to secure the
adoption Of a law restricting all inni.
grafton for the purpose Of aiding tue
CighI.hour movements, said: "As anxi-
Gus as ! am 10 see the eight.hour move.
mont universally adopted, | am per.
sonally against the re6trlclion Of immi.
grafton. II Ia man comes to tho country
ol bio own Volltion 10 seek a livelihood
and With honest motives, lot him lie iS
an acquisition TO this country. II, how.
ever, at the forthcoming Boston Conyen.
ton this plan 10 endorsed, am there.
alter silent on the subject,"
AS 10 the number Of men and their
trades who arc prepared 10 enforce the
elght.hour day on May /, 1890, Mr.,
Gompers said no trade will be partlC.
ularlIsd until during OF after the Boston
convention, and certainly not now,
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THE LAUGH Is ON THE TRUST,
The Sugar Combine Attempts to Corner
Claus spFsOkls'r but He ID Too Smart for

I Claus spFeoklelI put he y Too smart FOL
Them,
PHILADELPHIA, Par Nov, ga ru-
NOR was current here yesterday that the
Sugar Trust has purchased Rll the do
mestic molasses sugar in the country,
amounting TO about 5000 tons, and that
Claus spreckles was in q bad way, At
the office Of Harrison, Frazier 4 Go. and
+, Q. Knight 4 Co., the propFietors Of
the Philadelphia re6neIies outside the
trust, It was stated that the trust had
been buying sugar recently and that an
attempt had been made TO corner Claus
SpreCkles, A member OF the firm OF E.
O, knight & Go. said that he did not
know whether this attempt would prove
successful,
This rumor attracted considerable at
tention and was exCitedly discussed in
sugar circles. Several Of the leading
wholesale groceEs stated that the trust
was in a very strong position, and that
1t had recently been herding It's re-
sources, probably with view 70 resort.
ing 10 q master stroke To hurt Spreckels.
1t vast thought that this stroke was the
purchase Of all the domestic molasses
sugar.
Mr, Spreckles was found at his office,
at Water aud Chestnut streets, this af.
ternQon, He had spent the entire morn.
ing at the refinery at the foot OF Reed
street, He said: ut Is; yes, | believe
It Is quite true, that all the domestic mo.
lasses sugar has been purchased by the
trust. heard 80 yesterday. The trust
thought that they had me cornercd- that
| was purchasing no other grades OF su-
they are mistaken. Ihaye pur.
chased domestic molasses sugar and will |
commence operations with that grade,
and | had contracted for as much as |
needed before the trust began TO pur.
chase. Not only did / have as much do.
mestic molasses sugar as required, but
| was able to accommodate the sugar
trust and let them have 1000 tons that
had been secured by me. My name
does not figure In the transaction, and |
this wlllSdoubtless DO news TO the trust,
and you may be sure that they had TO
pay a good deal more for 1t than tht
figure at which | had secured 1t. The
price paid by the trust for this sugar was
far above the market value, and / shall
be satisfied II they continue purchasing
In the same proportion.
VI have made my engagements for su.
gar purchases long way ahead, and
when have any surplus shall always
be glad To accommodate the trust; but
they need not imagine l shall do Il for
nothing or that am sleeping. The dif.
terence between what paid for my por.
lion ot this lnolasses sugar and what the
trust paid for 1t was 10000"
The spreckles Refinery will be started
On Friday. Mr.. spreckles announced
tIo-day that there was no need for further
delay,
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TIE EUREKA FIELD.
Asurprising Strike at 800 Feet OIL Thrown
Over the Derrick.


Over the Derrick.
Special Dilpateh 10 he ItteaigMeer.
ST, MARY's, W. Va, Now 2s.-The
Duncan Oil Company's well, on the
Smith farm, at Belmont station, made a
surprising flow at 4 o'clock this after.
noon. AtSOO feet things began to break
loose and she threw oil over tue derrick.
The oil Is Of heavy grade, believed to be
heavier than any yet found in this field.
At this depth nothing was expected.
Efforts are being made 10 keep the thing
quiet, The well IL about 500 feet south
Of Brother Island No. l, on which james
Story has contracted to sink a well for
Wheeling parties, who hold also Bro.
ther Island No. 2. The premium on
shallow well oil has been Increased TO
80 cents u barrel above market quota.
tlons. lfthe Duncan we'll Is what 1t is
thought TO be, It's product is worth s. u
barrel. Nothing can be predicted 0f II,
for nothingis known Of the sand 1t Ii
In. II may or may not be a "stayer."
The well was drilling for deep oil, and
some Of the knowing ones had no conf.
dence In 1t whatever.
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INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.
A Representative of France Comforting
with Secretary Blaine.

A Representative OF France Comforting
with Secretary Blaine.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 2S.-Secre.
tary Blaine is now engaged in negotla.
ting an international copyright treaty
with France. Count De Kcratky has
been here some time as the special rep.
resentative Of the French Republic, aud
voices the views Of the literary men Of
that nation,
Count De Keratky has had general In.
views with Secretary Blaine recently.
1t Is understood that the conferences
thus far have been ola general character,
as the subject OF international copyright
has been before Congress for several
sessions, aud while the Secretary OF
State, acting for the President, has 4
constitutional right TO negotiate treaty
with France, or any other country, on
the subject Of copyright or anything
else, Mr.. Blaine 10 not likely 10 take lhe
matter abruptly out Of the hands Of
Congress.
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A SAD THANKSGIVING.
Tie Way the Spring Valley Mining Com.
nnnv IT antah Mar In Nynnt

Tie Way the Spring Valley Mining Com.
pany Tieated Men In Want.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-llenry D. Lloyd,
formerly on the editorial staff OF the
Chicago Tribune, to-day furnished the
following to the Associated Press: ~
have just received tue following from
Spring Valley: Tho Spring Valley Coal
Company, to prepare people here to cele.
brate Thanksgiving, have refused en-
ployment upon reopening the mines TO
miners who, during tho lockout lust
ended, took leading part IN the distfi.
button Of food, and clothing 10 the sick
and starving. This relief forced the com.
pany 70 make terms twice as good as
those first offered, although II did not
save the men from severe reduction,
The company has also declined 10 re-.
employ officers Of labor unions, and has
compelled all miners 10 abandon unions,
As there 10 no other industry In Spring
Valley except that oi this coal COMPANY.
this refusal 10 employ banishes the
lnetlueIb VI Inc Eellel committee and
leaders Of the union from Spring
Valley. They arc. pennllesS, having had
no work for seven n1onth5, likB all the
working people here. Some OF these
banished men have families Of seven and
eight children. This action OF the com.
pany has 90 inumidated the other
miners that thvy decline receiving con.
triUutions for Those still In want, They
are afraid that II they are found dls.
tributing relief, they will DO also told 10
leave. Distress will last at least until
midwinter, as tho tnlnes Ate READY lof
only q few men, and the he6ds OF many
ialnilleS ate 9way booking tor work ,mNo.
yembeF eaFningS wlllbu Fsnhll and viii
not DO paid Until the middle ot necem.
B6f. Mlist VIII 10 needed hut The union
has been broken uR and the miners do
not dare iOEni another relief committee.
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SHOT HER LOVER,

a Young Lady Accidentally Kills Her
hethrothed While Toying with Pistol.
PlTrsBuRoH, Nov. 2s.-While toying
with a revolver last night Josephine
Welsh, highly respected young lady OF
West Elizabeth, Pa, shot and instantly
killed her lover, Charles weite. The
young couple were engaged to be mar.
ried soon. Miss Welsh Is Crazed with
grief over the sad accident. Weite was
al Englishman, "a yeas Of age, and was
employed as fireman on the PittaburRh,
Virginia 4 Charleston Railroad.
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THE LATE THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
Ills Monument Unveiled In Allegheny.
Monster Labor Parade,

Monster Labor Parade,
plT1SppRaH, pAu Nov. 2S.-The monu,
mOnt erected 10 The memory Of Hon,
Thomas A. Armstrong, late editor Of The
National labor Tribune, by members Of
labor organizations oil the county, wa
unveiled In Allegheny Park to.day, with
imposing ceremonies, The oratlon was
delivered by Hon. Miles 8. HumphrlSS,
Of this city, aud The monument was I'm,
yelled by Thomas Armstrong liighbbr.
yer, the aye.yeArold nephew Of Mr,
Armstrong, from Pueblo, Col. itavlnN'
10 The dedication r".;;, r..,,.s ,i,... -. ..
parade Of all tho labor organizations oI
PiLtsburgh aud surrounding toFns. The
demonstration vas one oI lh6 largeA
gvsr held here, nearly 1900 men bSiuI
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Tie prolllerIlooh AhnnIl.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-The public and
the press Of this city are taking a lively
interest IN base ball matters ab to the
outlook for next suasonj and the relative
merits aud prospects Of the Brotherhood
and League clubs. The Inter Ocean IA
polling tic vote OF the base ball entbI-
siaSls, and tonight the "scoreb stands
N favor OF the Players League COS;
iaVofing the League 81.
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pte.lAant Young snrrnnnsr,.

PirTshuEou, Nov. &-FtcalAcut W,
W. Young WHO With CaShier John
HogrF, both al the Lawrence bank, were
charged with ombeIllement aud accept.
Ing money from dgpoSltOFB after the
bauk was llSilyent, surrendered him.
self late last night and gave bail In the
sum oil $1,000, for hearing next Wed.
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Mrs. penn-wlllian, I read In tl,o
paper tho other LAY that II would send
dollar 10 tho advertiser sure cure for
dAndr9G would be forwarded me.
Mr. Penn--Well7
Mrs. penn-l sent the dollar and what
do yOu think received? """'
MI Penn-.Oh, | don't know. Some
useless stuff, suppose, ''V
ahAYe my head. ~ "'O w
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TllnnLsglylng at Falrmout.

Special Dlspdteh u The InteIltgtHeer.
FAlRMoST, W. Va, NOY2s.-Thanks.
giving was very generally observed here
by closing Of the various places Of busi-
ness. An unusually large congregation
assembled ~ the First Presbyterian
Church where union service was held.
Dr. W. ]. Finley, pastor Of the Metho.
dist Protestant Church, delivered a most
excellent Rermon.
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AZ tha CaIlIedFNl,

IhetO was the usual nlass al tho Ca
thVdtal ~ Q o'clock yesterday morning
and another tIass AZ 3 O'clock, This last
maSs was In the nature Of a special
Thanksgiving mass and In accordance
With tile Recommendation made by
Blahop Kaln last Sunday, was large
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CANADIAN INDEPENDENCE.
How Public Feeling Runs-A Significant
Editorial.

Editorial.
OTTAWA, Nov. 2s.-An idea Of how
strongly public feeling is running in the
direction Of Canadian independence in
the marine proyices Of the Dominion
may be gathered from the following
criticism Of the Eastern Chronicle, an in.
aential newspaper, on the proposal to
hoist the Canadian flag on all public
buildings In Canada. The Chronicle says:
"What good Is the Canadian flag? II Is
not recognized by any nation on earth.
1t las no place among the flags OF the
nations Of the world, and would be no
more protection to a man than one
Of printed cotton. Why, then, should
our children be taught to place con-
fdenCe In Gag that can give them no
protection when they leave their homesf 2
II Canada is ambitious Of having a flag
worth a bawbee, let her strike out for
herself among the nations OF the world.
Until she has the courage TO do 80, for
goodness sake, let up on the flag busi-
neBB.
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The CROW saVed,

chicago Nov 2&--LiSt night, ID a
furious storm, the steamer Calumet, coal
laden from Buffalo ior Duluth, Captain
D. W. Greene commanding, went on The
beach opposlle the government barracks
M Fott Sheridan. The crew were rec.
Gusd BY the BtudenLe lie saving crew Of
the Northwestern Unlvenlty.
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MARsuErFr, MielI, Nov sa-FhO
hRrbos llghthauHO on The outer end Of
The bfsAktaIeN also two OF three cribs
comprising the bteakwater extension,
built last summer, we're swept away BY
the heavy seas lhlS lnorAlng. The storm
was the Seyefest known for yeaEs,
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where WIN nom pedro lana .

LISBON, Nov. 2S.-It is doubtful
whether Dom Pedro will land here.
The Provisional GdSernment instructed
the Brazilian Minister here that Il the
'deposed Emperor desired to proceed to
another port, another steamer should be
chartered 70 convey him, as the Allgoa
returns TO Rio Janeiro Immediately,
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WRECK AT CEREDO.

Train Thrown from the Track aud Three
of the Grew Killed,
IeoSToN, o., Nov 2s,-A disastrous
wreck occurred at -Ceredo, W. Va, this
morning on the Chesapeake & Ohio,
The train was thrown from the track by
a washout when running at a high rate
of speed. The engineer and two brake
men were Killed.
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vUSDgSSED TgLgtlRANs. .II,

snow fell aS far south as Rolne, Ga,
yesterday
AZ Baltimore, yesterday, pitcher Fore.
man signed League contract, having
previously signed with the Brotherhood.
The family cat In tue household Of W.
A, Reyburn, d Alglen, Pa, went 10
sleep Oh the face oi the thfge.monlhB.
old daughter The child died ni s,i.
location, sur
A statement Of A, W. Morris 4 Bro.
oi Montreal shows 4 nominal purplus d
q quarter oi Q million, the aSJehlOeiIh
three quarters u a imillioliI and ihS
liaplllteA half million, =, go
:, President Young, ot the National
BAse liall League, has promulgated {hC
eohtraSts ol qlhAstoCk, benny, Buckley
Boyle aud eommers with the thdlanan
oils club, and MuPheS with Cincinnati
John o. Hanna, Of POILSloWn, Pa, re-
Gently cursed hls Creator, and Il said K
Lave fallen over patalyled and stricken
dumb. Thus he has lain until yesIer
uAy, when he was found dead Nlth I
sIrap about bis neck, sulcldaiiy placed
II 10 believed, '''S
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Fatal saloon ouarrs,.

JACKSON, TESS, Nov. 2S.-sam Good.
rich, a well known young man Of this
place, was shot aud killed by John
FlaCk, an Illinois Central Railroad on.
glheer, this afternoon durlnga Quarrel
in q saloon. The CAuse Of the trouble IL
hot known. Flick u 10 iaIl.
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Made ItoFa pNronSs,,

NEw poNE, NOV, 9ss. Baron Hugo
.:SS;.i0ROh a young phySlCian Of a Ba.
yarian family, tnadsa boroneSS yOStey'
day ot Sofia Juliet NswbuEgeh d we'll
khnEa tOugStfets. They RSfe married
a thbbNy itSlI " Indge MCAdGtnS.
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Drowned From u Wharf lIoat,

Special Dipaleh 70 lie Intoligenor
PoINT PLEASANT, W. Va, Nov. 2s.-
Colonel" Bell, u young uian about IS
years Of age, an assistant on the wharf
boat at this place, fell In the river this
morning about o o'clock, and was
drowned,
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TRAIN ROBBERS CAPTURED.


ARDMORE, l. T., Nov. 9S.-Eight men
were arrested here to-day for the rob-
berry Of tho Santa Fe train on Mon
day night. But little can be
learned regarding the evidence, which
they say, 10 positive. There are women
in the case. Most OF the men arc gam
hlerS Of the place and Purcell aud we're
taken north this evening. It is thought
a number Of arrests are still TO be made,
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Npy yo4s, Nov, gs--ThO fdnCstOn
foot ball team defeated Yale today, Tue
score being 10 10 0. Ten thousand per.
sons witnessed The game. Wesleyan do.
ieatsd the Pennsylvania University, tile
score being 10 to2,
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bristol Dockmen strlko

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-rhe Bristol dock.
men have struck owing to the merchants
having given notice that they would
lock out the timber runners II they re.
fused 70 work with foreign craYa.
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PARIS, Nov. 2S.-Mr. whitelaw Reid,
the American Minister to France, OBJ.
served Thanksgiving day by giving a
banquet. Mr., Solomon Hirsch, United
States Minister to Turkey, Mr.. Astor and
other Americans were present.
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ilnI.ter LIneoln,. Som prlnr.

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Uss. Minister Lin.
coin has gone to Versailles, where his
son Is dying. U-
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Tough TrAnp-say, is do man o do
house ih2 w
Farmers wiio-Yes, and she's tlpbt
here, What do you WantP
Tough Tnmp--Nawthin,
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BERLIN, Now 28.-An explosion took
place in colliery at RoChum to-day by
which fourteen persons were killed and
four injured.
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rhO pre.ldpnlla rhnnL.rl,lnr.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Nov. 2S.-After
retutning from church to-day The Pfesl.
denl ate dinner with bis family and
pissed the day YerY nnlaLlY.
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Qaevedo-whaL IN thD world "a that
you've got q steel hHlmet2 ~
Ouftls-Yes, I'm going u New Yotk.
May run up aBalnst a sandbagget, YOU
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Do you buller with uaIdrthY ? You can
1e cured II you take Hoods SarsaparIlla,
druggists,
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Dignity, my son, lsa vety pfoper sort
oithingl but don't nut on too much Of
y " you may bc taken for Il iOotmar.-.
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ly attended. As the Bishop said
IN referring n the matter, Catholics
have much to be thankful Tor In this
the centennial year OF the establishment
Of the church In this country,
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The total loss, according to the latest
conservative returns, will reach $4,000
OOO
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ing until just about the time they got
the fire under control, at noon, Other
wise there Is little doubt that other fires
would have been started by the storm
Of embers, some Of them as large as ball
o brick, which fell like snow storm in all
directions, but principally toward the
great dry goods stores on Washington
street, The soaked condition Of the
roofs, however, and the pouring rain
sxtinguished them before they could do
any damage, There Is little doubt but
for the delugs poured from the clouds
the FIRE would have swept through the
0nmmon
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-09-05

"Why don't ,uu grt mp, Baxter, and give tina
/ LADY seat "Becausc always think youn4
lady II a crowded street ear looks nicer 7tantIing.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-09-05

rinlplcs, boils ana other humors are Liable to
appear when the blood gets heated To curc them,
take Hoods Sarsaparlla.
There is one paper that Will destroy the polish
Of any one il may come in contact with" oBlc,s
mc, my good man, what is it name" "eani-
paper, madam"
A Eminent
Temperance lecturer in New England, Mrs john
Barton, says ! subject to those dcathlv sick
| headaches and also dyspepsia. Sulphur litters
cured me when all other remedies failed Mrs
Barton is the wife OF John Barton, Superintendent
/ OF Repairs, Pacific Mills, Lawrence, Mass. 2W}5
/ Rev Mi. Primrose-"Even t.,e dumb animals
| teach Us 4 lesson Meritt-"Yes. | vcuturcd
! TOO near mule the other day, ana he taught nc a
/ lesson III never forget"
Hay Fever.
Lave been periodical sufferer from hay fever
Slnce the summer Of ls19, and until used Ely :
/ Cream Balm was never able to find relief. | can
4 tru'htHltv say that Cream Balm cured me. ,c-
Ear,' II as Of great vaue and would not be without
It during the hHY fever ~eason-L. Nj. Georgia,
I Binghanton, y. \.
| can checrfully recommend Ely's Cream Balm
70 The suffering public for hay fever and stoppagc
CT the nasal passages. have tried it and find it
giycs immediate reet -. +. Rector, Little Rock
1 Ark 3W35
"Why don't ,ou ct np Baxter, and give that
LADY seat: Because always think a Young
Lady III crowded street ear looks nicer Standing. =
Aayice 10 Mothers,
Mrs. WfNSLUw's SOOTHING SlElr. lai chill
,ten teet!nns, Is the prescription Of one OF The
best female nurses and physicians in the United
states, and has been used for forty wears with
Calling success by millions Of mothers for
t1eir children. During the process of tecthing its
value IS incalculabc- 1t relieves the child from
pam, cures dysentcrv and dalThra GRIPPING in the
bowels, and wind collie. BY giving health to the
child it rests the mother. Price 25C. bottle. ly4-
since clcudbur9ts have berome popular W, hear
httle or nothing OF cyclones They're unfashon-