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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-12

THE Grant monument will be I'M
yelled ut Leavenworth next Satur-
day, this week. The ceremonies
will be attended by q large number
Of distinguished soldiers, ex-soldiers
and civilians who knew Grant In life
and delight TO honor his memory.
Every city and town Of any i'm
portance In Missouri, Kansas, Ne
braska, Iowa and Colorado contrib
uted to the monument fund, and Il
IL safe 10 say that every one Of them
will be represented at the ceremo-
MES which are TO take place at
Ieayenworth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-12

Tire only reliable, pull-all-day
and every year Republican organ,
with liver aud stomach always
In order, IL the Kansas City
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-12

What's the matter with the SA-
LIME COUNTY JOURNAL, Georgef
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-12

As 9 rule we do not copy the no.
tees, favorable or otherwise, which
other papers see NJ to bestow upon
US; this Is not because we are UNI
grateful, but because we do not care
20 InflIct personal matters upon our
readers. But the following, from
the BelOIt Courier, II Of so compli-
mentsry q character that we cannot
refrain from using lt:
The first number Of the Balina
JOURNAL, under the management OF
Mr.. n. +. Ethell-tO whom Mr..
Sampson leased the paper-is OF date
Aug. ~, and II q sample OF superior
workmanship in its editorial depart
ment. Mr.. Ethel IL . success TO
begin on.
The shove must. be called well
enough for q starter. Thank you,
Major; hope we may win yoUr posi-
tion-successful from the beginning.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-12
issHLl city Clerk.

Now I, e. X. Underwood mayor Of the City
Of aRlina do hereby by this proclamation
give notice that n special election will be
held on the lst day Of october, lsss, at which
election the legal voters Of said city will
vote upon the proposition Of authorizing the
said city In the sum OftWenty Thousand dol
lars under the terms aud conditions OF the
ordinance Aforesaid.
The election viii be held n the places here
inafter designated and named In The several
The S :. iss ss s b. OpsBs q, O'Clock
The ballots 70 be used AZ said election shall
have written OF printed thereon .For the
bonda," OF against the honda"
The returns Of said election 20 be made 60
the mayor and council Of the city Of Salina,
Kansas. The following places and names OF
Judges and clerks Of said election are:
Judges Of election, u. d. Jackson. Oiiy-r
8reen and Taylor Miller. Clerks, John J.
Gels and J. G. Newman.
Second ward polling place, Court House.
Judges Of election, Willis Bristol, A. J. Slice,
and r II. Bishop. CLERKS, Chas MeAdams
Third ward polling place, United state.
land once. Judges Of election, & =. God-
frey, c. 3. Kirkland and A. welllngton-
CLERKS, G. J. Peck and A. a. Oates.
Fourth ward polling place, City Hoe
House. yudges Of election, X p. Crsvins,
D. whitehead and John Chapman CLERKS,
w. q. Milan and J. z Andersoa-
Wltne@ my hand and aeal of said city this
7th day Of September, lsS.
c; r. uSDEEvooD, Mayor.
49,, JOHs L. BIsHoP,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-12
nsvur,s Proclamation

And noti~e Of special election In The City
Of 8altnA, Kansas. pursuant 70 The authority
dinance ad0paed sept mbef md. by the city
council Of the City Of ealina, Kansas, and
duly approved and publlshed In the Saline
COUNTY JOURNAL on the sth day Of septsm-
~ u ia an.-Hll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-05

More Stolen Goods Found - Looking on
FIossn River ottiog OF the Days
Events

A telegram from Detective Ira NJ. True to
Captain Abrsm Rich, dated at Dix field,
NJ states that be has found Capt. Rich 9
sleigh and robe there.
A notified owl di,ported himself in the
JeweiShair dressing rooms yesterday He
WAS the property of Il. Gould, and vas
brought t. that gentleman TO be sold IL
.As not the traditional stuffed owl that all Of
= sudden stepped down from his perch while
the barber kept on shaving" but WAS 4
real. bona hde night pro~ler
Laborers are engaged in constructing 4
drain across Walter street to drain the base
ne Mt Of the Beeman block.
Quite . number from here will probably
attend tn. oratorio Of Christ aud HIS
Soldiers, to De presented in st. Mark 5
Church. Augusta, this evening at AS.
Coldf Well, rather. Someone said twas
ten below by their indicator yesterday morn
ny
Mr. John Howe lief. last evening FOR Bos
ton, where he will spend sometime with his
daughter. Mrs Lizzie Beatty.
The river WAS frozen solid rs block when
Hsllowell people awoke yesterday morning.
The surface is somewhat rough. Word
comes from Ropdout that cold wave has
struck the Hudson. so that considerable
stream will doubtless pan out prett, we'll in
the ice harvest
Actual Chine.e hold forth at the Baptist
church tomorrow evening
The inhabitants of the section called
''Joppa are known as Joppanese.
Don't forget the benefit ball in City Hall
tonight. rendered to Mr.. Henry Lord. Worthy
10 the object
II 10 probable that 4 summary of the build
ing operations of Hallowell for the past season
will be published in the Journal shortly.
The church attendance of the city 10 IN
usually large. The resson is. partly, that
several new pastors are increasing the in
terest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-05
FARM AND oRANoB MOTIFS

Gorham grange has voted to change the
nigh, of meeting from Saturday to Monday.
on trial for six months, beginning Decen-
Der 9th.
Baldwin 10 getting to be quite an apple
town. Mr.. John Flint raised nearly $500
bushels Of picked apples besides nearly
1000 bushels Of ~indfalls this year. and
there are probably 20 others who raise from
100 to 500 barrels. while nearly every
farmer raises from 20 To 100 barrels.
The farmers of Sebago find great difficulty
in getting their grain threshed, as the yield
is too light to pay the threshers. The people
in the Black Hill neighborhood induced .
man TO do their threshing BY getting his
horses shod for him and hiring 4 man to &C.
company him. besides the regular toll. The
grain in the Chalbourne neighborhood bids
fair 10 be pounded out with the isii.
There vas 40 entertainment At Grange
hail. Bolster's Mills, Saturday night. Nov.
lyth, gwen by the members of the Juvenile
Temple Of this place. composed Of songs,
REGULATIONS, dialogues. &c. for the purpose
Of securing . carpet for their hall. A good
night, a good crowd. . sood show. a go d
fund for the carpet and time long to be re-
membered by the little ones Who are trying
to conquer the three foes. rum, tobacco and
profanity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-05

Mr.. n. r. Porter Of oil Orchard. hassHs
purchased tts farm owned By sbs Iaae Csrus
4esns, 10 turning his stfestiea 70 stock rsis-
ing. This farm 10 located one mile from the
drpoe. ard 10 especially sdarted for thzt pur-
pose he int nds stocking Il vifh hoFsss, Eoss
md poultry. He has $50 hogs II pfesenf. some
Of which ere very Zoe stocx. He has just com
plesed house f00x50 feet This 10 bailf of
wood. With widows the entire length st one
side The d sog 10 cemenssd- This il divided
into eight pens and cook-soom. There il
Q pasture q one end. where there are =
small pigs. There are dfty heal Of fzscy
clock in these. ". II. Pafsons and W. L.
Libby have charge Of the poultry department.
They have just com ,letet an incubator
hcase. shieh 10 built partly under ground
The Foundation 10 Of brick. and 10 701lo
feet In is there are three ineubAtofs and a
bsood~r. Mr. Parsons commenced opera
tioas in these Friday. and will continue NATL
be has 500 chicks Matched. As they
are Matched they are placed in the brood
er. they remain there until they are
strong. then they are removed to larger
building. Thi. 10 15xl4 feet. IL 10 heated
by steam and 10 divided into six eoops, which
will accommodate 1000 chicks. At one cod Of
this building there - a cook room. where
their food il pre- pared. When the chickens
are half grown, they are removed 10 the
large heb-hoase. This building 10 divided
irto coops 20xI2 feet, and = cook rocm
Each coop nae yard or run, and they ARE
separated from ZACH other by wire fences
Messrs- Parsons and L bby will make Ply
mou h Rocks and Brshaias a specially.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-05
Lighting Cars.

Steam car-Lea,iug having become IN ac-
ceptsd fact on many Of the impOrtaa,
railway lines, it va, hoped that this i'm
provement would be followed by the aboi.
ton of lamps and gas, thereby removing
another source Of danger. since . train could
be set on fire by overturned lamps aimo,
- easily A. by overturned stoves. IL is
d scouraging, therefore, to be informed that
one npany which introduced the electric
light on two Of its trains recently mas aban-
doned the experiment lowing to the grea,
weight Of the apparatus employed and the
heavy expenses incurred in keeping up the
system" Cannot ur electricians devise SAL
isfactory apparatus At reasonable cost! Or
has the public been rendered unnecessarily
tiniid b, the disastrous effects of currents OF
high tension p The Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-05
auttss 10 Brine.

While the tendency nov 10 to market but
ter right from the churn-snless neces-
sxsy to hold il oa account Of drop in prices
--yet vs note considerable reference made
To keeping il in brine. either in the gran uiar
state or in rolls. There can be no doubt that
this 10 the best way to keep butter, when it
must be held for . considerable time. rs 10
pure cool, brine it il protected from every
cause Of deterioration and may be preserved
indefinitely. There 10 nothing new in
this; il 10 al old method, but not
less good one. The air 10 full
Of ssrnis of change and fecsy. aud
every perishsble food product exposed to the
air must at once begin u deteriofste. II .
dairy vomsn makes her butter INFO bAlis or
prints she should have . tub Of sweet satu
rated brine at hAnd-brine containing all the
salt thar the water will dissolve after il has
been we'll boiled-and put her butter into
this. weighing it enough To keep it from
floating. The brine will exclude the air,
and the butter will keep nice AMI fresh al
most any length Of time, if the tab 10 set in
= cool, clean, sweet place. This 10 . good
way ~ keep butter for family use.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-05

The Bangor Wing tolls Of blind Meshesi-
10 preacher, Rev. Norman L. nassh Of
3esTsposs. sho eaa ss1snd 70 his PASTORAL
dsfies and disehsrgs Tie functions Of paseos
outside his sssdy viii . Dseh pseDpeDeD
and dispasch - any ms, virhoss s1siseanes !;
sil his reading 10 dsns ter hin By his faith
fol and encisns wife end ~ liseens apd sb-
serbs. He vFises his osn sefoeus- she
reads then over and b. sbsosbs stem. she
rods his scripture lsssoas 70 him, also The
hymns for Sunday sesvices. b eoDeits
them. snnosness chapter and hyms and sish
open book repeats - II reading them. He
10 most remarkable mas and IN orator Of
10 mean order.
Il 10 remarkable. when we think Of IL. hoS
much Of the physicsl human machinery cas
Be dispsnsed With and yet all Of the real man
viIl still remain. Legs may be snpasafed,
arms h~vs Of. eyes made sishslsss. and even
The senses Of bearing and speech be wanting.
and yen the man 10 there--oftimes more pro
nosnced. more powerfully realized asd feis
BY the great World in which he 10 bus ma
silsted atom. than shen he possessed al those
cumbersome physic 'non-esssnsials. -
6sddefoyd Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-05

Jimmy Carroll Of Brooklyn, who went to
California several months ago TO fight Mike
Luce, is in luck. He has been giving ID
Sprecke!s, a son Of the Sugar King, points in
boxing in California, and the youngster re-
Gently handed him check for $1,000.
The San Francisco Chronicle says that
Jack McAulife is simply wasting hi. time
in fighting such men As Mike DAILY, when he
can come to California aud win q lot of
money BY defs ating Jimmy Carroll, who has
solid backing and is likely to sell even in the
pools against any visitor.
Yousg Dempsey, the well kn,wn boxer,
who has travelled all through the West with
combination, 10 anxious to arrange q
match with any man at 1873 or 100 pounds.
He is not particular about = few pounds.
He especially directs his challenge to Billy
Akers and jimmy Murphy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-05

At he regular nesshIy nsesias Of The city
sovsrnmsss, Wednesday evening. the fsl-
loving business vss tsAnssrted:
Roll Of sceounts No. 3, amounting to
of717 60. was read, sod he several sDosnts
ordered 70 be psid.
Ths report Of Guy Tsrner. city Treasurer.
showing the receipts Of his once for the
noah Of Noysmbes, el3.0s2.O5. and the
disbursements for the same tine. eis .327 %.
sss read and ordered To be placed on nse-
The sspoFs Of the OvefseeFs Of the Poor
fos November oas reAd and ordered TO be
placed on Gle.
The following commune sfios from Tie
Augusta, HsiiovsH snd Gardner Railroad
sss laid on the table:
AnsCsrA. Dee. 2, 1859.
To the Mayor and Aldsfm<n Of the City Of
Augusta:
The directors Of the Augusta. Hailoveli
4 Gardiner railroad have instructed me 70
ask your honorable body 70 locate tbs line
Of said railroad on State street. on the esst-
erIy eide Of said street, between the juno
tioa Of Capital street and the northern
bounSssy line Of Haii0veIi, there 10 connect
With she railroad line already located.
Very respectfully you're.
HEssr O. srArIss,
Clerk.
The location Of the s4sd has sifeady been
sssilsd upor. on the wsst side Of the same
extent on State street. and this commsnicA-
8 on asked for . change 10 the east side.
A petition Of Howard Usen and seventy
Ave others asking for the passage Of 40 ord
nance obiiging osHers and keepers OF cous
having occasion to lead them through the
streets, TO LEAD and keep them in the travelled
way, vss referred 10 the committee on poiics
With instr uc,ions 10 report an ordinance.
The committee on dSains and sewers. u
vhom vas referred the bill Of Emily T. Gay
for damages sustained by reason Of blasting
in the sewer across Grove street. reported
That 10 the spring the city should put the
lawn Of Mrs Gay, through which the sewer
pssses. in COOL condition. repair fences and
continue the tile drain. sesteriy. = defiance
of from thirty 10 nifty feet
A communication from james Howard Of
Skos hs gan. in refersaes to taxes Oh land
owned by him In this city. vas referred 10
the ssss ssors.
Hon. y. W. Lane ~as appointed agent OF
the city ~ attend the sales Of real estate By
the cay usssur, for non pay msDt Of taxes
IL vas ordered: That the committee on
street iights be authorized to locate aud
maintain an incsndescent light on summer
street. in front Of Mrs.. Nsson's house.
The next meeting oils be held Wednesday
evening. December lIth. when hearing viii
be given on the assessment upon the abut-
tors for the construction Of the sew'r
gu Green street.
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OVER THE STATE.

Gen JOSEPH 5 Smith received a telegram
Monday night from the Boston Fire Depart
mert asking him to ship all Of the extension
ladders which he had on hand. He had but
eight and yesterday he shipped them all and
will follow them with others. The great
fires at Boston and Lynn have made an enor-
nous demand for the Bangor ladders.
There WAS quite = serious washout on the
st. Andrews branch Of the New Brunswick
railroad as a result of the high wind of
Thursday. The washout occurred near St.
Andrews, and though by shifting the track,
traffic WAS not interfered with, it is thought
it will take 200 carloads Of stone TO repair
the damage. A train will be put at the work
Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-05

NEW YORK. lee.
FLOUR Receipts, $3.50 packages; -xports, 8a0l
barrels, sales 2d.s5A Repeat quotations including
City mill extra, o. 23att 70. patent, - 65a
s5 30, -uperfne. t2 lcss2 rs, extra No. Z,
~ 2pa - IS, winter wheat low grade, ~ JjaS! rs
Minnesota ex,rs, ~ Soaaa as, southern aouI
dull, Rive -four firm
waE',-Reoeipts, s7a". exports: - sale.
red, sll No. red sl ,ssi elevator. eslsss fob
sSiassi delivered, 80. lard essas0i: No !
northern. yiiss
RYE steady.
BARLEY nominsi
CosS Receipt. 80 0. .xnor', t22s:. ..I-s ze7
p0; hrm.r. 'tea.aer, -ola4ll No 2. VI Az
store and elevator t3a4si delivered
OArs---Receiyts, it6.ct0 exports. - ssies, 25e
ooo firm No (. u 10 ~hte 2s,s 80 No lsix2si
do white. iol.3i, No. |. 90; DO Write. rs
CoFrKK--fair: Rio. Fair, lei
SUGAR-Raw firm, refined hrm: demand -
lower; crushed 5ja6i; extra crushed. 6a6l, Whit
extra crushed, s1xat, cut loaf u: graduated.
PErEoLkus-quiet.s steady. to4
PORK easier.
BkEF--frm.
LARD firm western ,t-ar, - Saes -
closing d rs city steam. % rs r-nped fair
continent o. 4sa6 s.. s. A. " Is.
BETTER - hrm -; western dairy W
Is; do creamery, .&a2-4
CHEESE fair Freight. to Livr,ro, i
firm.
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trg named issues are In.
c1uded, and should be de-.
posted for exchange, under
the Plan Of Reorganization {:
Atchison, Topeka 4 SAINT. FeR.iiro.d Co..
First Mortgage. 1899. z per cent.
Five per cen Bonds, 1909, per cent.
Consolidated Mortgage. Iooa,7 per cent.
5. =. five per cent. Bonds, iV2O, pr cent.
-Four and one half per cent. s. +. Bonds. 1870, n
per cent.
Six per cent 8. =. Secured Bonds, 1911 pr cent.
Collateral Trust five per cent. Bonds. 1856. per
Land Grant Mortgage. 1900, per cent.
Cowley Sumner and -. smith X. Il. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1909. per cent.
Florence, Eld0rado 4 Wal. Val. n. Roo,
First Mortgage, h07, per cent
kao.a. CITY, Emporia 4 soath. II. II. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1902. per cent.
Kansas City. Topeka 4 Western X. II. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1906. per cent.
Kansas City, Topeka. 4 Western II. II. Co.,
Income, 1905, per cent.
Marion 4 McPherson Il. Il. Co,
First Mortgage, 1909. per cent.
The New Mexico Il Southern Pae. H. II, Co,
First Mortgage, 1909. per cent.
The Pueblo 4 Arkamsas Valley II. n. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1906. per cent.
Wichita q south western II. n. Col
First Mortgage. 1902, per cent.
Nan. City. Lawrence n south. u. n. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1879, per cent.
sonthern Kansas 4 Western Il. u. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1910, 2 per cent.
sam county II. X. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1910, per cent.
Ottawa 4 Burlington ". II. Co..
First Mortgage, 1909. per cent.
The Southern Nan. k'y Co.-GaIf Dsv.,
First Mortgage, 1875, S per cent.
The Southern Kansas R'y Co..,
Income. lSl7. per cent
The somfhern Kansas ny Co Of Tue.t
First Mortgage, 1877. per cent.
A.. r. 4 y. =. 81. v. Go. In Chicago,
First Nor gage, 1850, per cent.
Chit .{c. santa Fe 4 California R'y Co,
First Mortgage. 1897. per cent.
Californis Southern n. r. Co.,
First Mortgage, iy6. per cent.
The Chic -gs. Kansas 4 Western X, n. Co.,
First Mortgage, ix26 per cent.
Gulf. Colorado 4 santa Fe ny c.,
First Mortgage. 1909. per cent.
Calf. Colorado 4 santa Fe ny Co..
Second Mortgage, igl3 6 per cent.
sonora Raii,sa Co., Limiied,
First Mortgage, 1910, per cent.
Lsaven;, Topeka 4 so"shw.stern R'y Co.,
General Mortgage, 1912. per cent. For the one.
half guaranteed by Atchison Co.
The Wichita 4 ysessern Il. ". &C.,
First Mortgage, 1914, per cent. mos l to wi
The N,ngm.., Pratt 4 West. II. X. Co.,
FIRST Mortgage, 1916, per cent. mos. to xs
The Chi-sgc, Kansas 4 Western n. n. e.,
Income Bonds, lx26, per cent.
C.Iisernl. Southern n. n. Co.,
Income Bonds. 1870, yer cent.
Deposits may be made and eertifea,-,
received therefor at
UNION TRUST COMPANY. rs Broad
way, New York.
UNION TRUST COMPANY. Room Q.
95 Milk ST., Boston
kiDDER, PEABODY Il co, lib Dey.
Onshire St. Boston,
MERCHANTS LOAN & TRUST Co.
Chicago.
Barring BROTHERS & Co, 8 Bisb.
opsgate-within, London, 4. c.
Circular 63, containing full details, can
be bad at the above addresses and also AZ
offices Of kidder Peabody 4 Co. No.
NASSAU street. New York, and Of Afehison
Company, ~ Milk st. Boston.
J. W. REINHART,
4th vice-Prest.
GEORGE G. MAGoUN.
Chairman Of Board.
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hicaeo Produce Market

Costiveness 10 the forerunne1 Of MANI
dangerous diseases. Constipation and dys
pep.ia follow it - the needle its pole. Lax
ador will give it . sure quietus in few days
At all druggists. rs cents.
Advice Of An old nurse.-rhe baby would
be slways bright ard cheerful il An occa-
sional dose of DR. Buii's Baby Syrup were
administered d. c5iltfolrni
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ASTRONOMICAL rioBtrs.

Do not buy ''soaksd" peas and bsana
Cold pork makes sxceilaat chicken salad.
M hsas part Of potAs,a \ aaarsse ths akia.
Ain9hse = very choic. I'D vry sxpsnAva
Good macaroai b ealy mals Iron - hue
& what
hsasaes saasys b . w anan -
ehaaes vartsey.-Rsel Nm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-05
Reorganization
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Railroad Company.
OFFICE OF THE I
ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA, 4 SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY,

BOSTON, NOV. %, 1889.
At a meeting of the Board Of Directors,
held this day, the following preamble and
resolution were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, The stockholders of the
Company have provided for the necessary
funds to meet the requirements of the
Company, subject TO the terms Of Circular
No. 63. and
WHEREAS, The holders Of majority of
all the outstanding bonds of the AtchisOn
System, both in Europe and the United
States, have assented to the Plan of Reor-
ganization. dated October Is, 1889, there
fore be it
VOTED, That the said Plan Of ReOr-
ganization be and is hereby declared eff
fective, and that official announcement of
this fact shall be made by the Chairman,
accompanied by notice that BondhOlders
to secure participation In the benefits Of
the Plan should deposit their bonds on or
before December 18th, 1889, and that
after that date bonds will only be re-
ceived under such equitable conditions as
the Board of Directors may establish.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
GEORGE C. MAGOUN.
Chairman.
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Man yielie TO custom. ~ he ooss to tate
In ali thirs- rnled- mirc. body snd ss:s.-;
In pair, il Rheumstic. We tor cure apply
Menart'. Rbeumaiic Bullets."
The .stest and bert remedy offered To the
public s.e the cure Of Rheunatlsm. and all
Rheumatic affections. They are compounded
with the greatest care 6y experienced chen.
i.:s. from tha formula Of 40 eminsn; French
Specisl,s, in Rheumatic difficulties. and arr
put on; With entire faith 10 th.ir doing all
that 10 claimed for them PYic- u 90 per
bottle Of J. n Mixer and c 8 Murphy. =
Co..