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Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
The Toll Gatn in Va. MI

Ihe colonels and majors had all told
their recollections of the war, and even
tho priVates had been heard. It was the
turn OF the home guard.
We didn't have much blood. but we
mad stirring times when Morgan invaded
Indiana while you were down to the
'front.' was only a private, but we ali
served with as much spirit and zeal as if
we were members Of the generals staff
l remember riding about carrying the
tidings that Morgan was approaching.
Down u y. on the Shelbyville pike lived an
ola friend Of mine. Riding down to his
farm, | called him out.
" Hello, in there shouted.
whats upY was the reply.
C., ,;Morgan's coming. He is this side Of
Shelb5yville. Better look out
&" Great GodP the eccentric old farmer
exclaimed. Is that SO? Ride down To
the toll gate just below and tell the
keeper not to let him through until I
News. 'ii'
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
Captain Murrell.

captain Hamilton MurreU tho o.,1
IanC rescuer of the Danmark,s nosson So
gers, deserves all the bigb nraisa ,s9?h- ',,L;li
Nc nooiIa Is receiving. A young man to com
bnaI al ocean steamer, he has an old
80 49, upon MS shoulders. His cool
ness roS. ana self possession were disnIavad
.Io .nosC conspIcuOusly when he directeJ
one transfer of the passengers and
J J,eM from the sinking ship to his own
ueCHS' 1here was high sea running
a. a. 'ne C!lne, and it was imDOssihIa foS9.
1me uoats TO approach either vessel
w "IIuouV imminent peril of being dash.
Gu 70 pieces. Captain MurreU stand
lns on tne bridge of his steamer ond
sl1oAIhg a cigar, without annaren+
1oa 1onCern Ger or anxiety for the safetv Of 49,
o,'e. 49, oc''nuahaVlans, supervised the on
eIa'Ioh as quietly as he wonld boIP[o
ShipPed cargo of freight at pill
Ielpnla wharf. With ready invantin"
ne ueVlsed an expedient bv wbiob
every boats load was tronsfarroJ
"Ithout difficulty or danger A l;fa
laIC was attached to the Danmark and
another to the Missouri, and the 49,
PlleG between the two. The noSSo,s o,s'
gers were lowered to the frft ' 80
,aaoL, ,oAen on without risk, landed on the
second second raft, and hoisted on board the the
vi at the convenience of tboae
VINO were manning the ropes. II was
~ .oaI admirably arranged ferry from one
,GsseI 10 the other, and with a bigb
rinu ',d.lsa ana heavy seas was operated So
1TIGIcessIully 1II' that not a life was lost
y ~; men n the transfer was completed Can
am Murrell cast overheard his corPo
nu devoted himself with untiri1S0
,nergy and fidelity to ministerina g
ne comfort Of the hundreds of 1os "
tngers committed to his care T. i
OF strange that every enoiGrons
Iessed him on leaving his vessel an ~rT
kiss his hands. "iln' eager
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
Velocity of Iinht-

The Danish astronomer, CLAUS Romer.
made the discovery of the velocity of
hight while taking observations of the
eclipse OF Jupiter's satellites in 1876. He
found that the eclipses Of the satellites
seemed to beretarded as the earth moved
farther away from the planet; that thew
occurred 100 soon when the earth was
nearest and too late when II yvos fartbosf
away from Jupiter The astronomer
found that this retardation of the occur-
renee Of the eclipses could only be ac-
counted for satisfactorily by the time
that the light would take in crossing the
earth's orbit and that, calculating tbe
tlme occupied in accomplishing this. the
velocity OF light was 192,5O0 miles n
second. The best determinations made
10y the more accurate observations of
modern times make the velocity about
1856, 300 miles a second.-New York TeIe-
gram.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
Another Joke on Caroline.


We had shad for dinner at opr
nolaI to-day" remarked H. II. Ben.
nett Of Philadelphia, who sells naint
anu oils in the SOut for well known
quaker City firm. There is nofbing
remarkable in that, but it recalled a5
d dGulusing incident | witnessed over in
caroline county, Nd, about this tima
IasC year. The Choptank river is for
some reason, one of the greatest water.
courses for herring and shad in the
country, and hundreds of peoDle in
caroline earn their living bv fsbinc,
"ntn the fish begin to run in tbs
spring the average Caroline conptia,
ID d nappy man and wakes fat on tho
IuJouIenU yield OF the waters. Every
ooCy eats shad and herring. and tbey
are as common as coffee and potatoes
~ Z some parts of the county. in season
1su nsu are actually used as currency
One uay was wrestling with the nr1.
Prlelor OF a small country store ON tho
river endeavoring to wiring a reluctant
oFder from him, when a customer on
1eIeu' ohe was an ordinary LOOKING
country woman and carried a haeEa3
~ ~ ner arm. After making some mr.
;hase and when the time came to nov
'ne dlved into the basket and ished |
lp a line large shad, placed it on The |
counter. lgazed on in establishment
9ut the merchant gravely took The
Ism by the tail and disappeared into q
JACK room. In a moment he roam |
feared with two small herring i'm his
ialiG: Here's your change" he said
iunuiiig anu tnem to the woman. who nut
PEN 9em IN her basket and Departed
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
An Cnn nrn,.,.n

why, Jennie, what do you thinlSg'
she cried as she stopped friend on the
avenue the other morning.
You've gone to housekeeping, 1 bel. /"
1es, we havel George only gets ss n
week, you know, andmamma was doubt
luli but it's all right. We can buv
everything we want and have lots left
Il don't know" 0O'''
only a cent pint, and I can pet n
small cabbage for three centsr'-Detroit
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

Cornelius Vanderbilt has inano,,r,
ted a. Sabbath observance movemeSt { - "a a
all OF the Vanderbilt railway Iioes oont oH
OF Chicago. Freight trains viii 'Gse bo
moved only in cases of clear necessit',
ana the passenger traffic will b'.y he y:
uuced to the minimum reouired h.,
travellers. Several years AGO this rnio
was was IN vogue on the Louisville. New
albany and Chicago railway, bnt bs
lofe II was thoroughly tested he re-
celPUs OF the road fell off and the work
Vi Ihe road was so much retarded tbot
d a, cniange IN management was procured
ny me stockholders and the Sabbatb
i;i. Lu.es We're expunged. The Wander
ollC @ roads can give the matter a thor.
SGugh trial, which will be watched with
Keen Keen interest by religious peonIe
throughout Christendoms Po0pie
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

Christian HOlzworth, of Lowville N
l :, VINO has been insane for wears. re-
sultlng from hardships in the war has
received a back pension of S13. 900 the
,argeSt ,'lIs.ss put one ever paid, and SIS per
lnohIh I Tor life. He has wife, three
daughters and two sons, and steps will
DC taken to set apart some of the
property for their benefit. His wife
mas supported herself by taking in
W washing, and was very poor. Mr.
HoltzWorth is an incurable inmate of
the Lewis County Asylum.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
WHOLE NO. 1852.
Give the Boys Good = Books 3'cgoI,'.

,bd dhe Gristiaa Union believes 60
,timoIoughiy in books and their ed,oo %
~ Iao power on the people who road
~ ~ 'uat one of its great ambitione -
LooI9S e9sis' IN III extending the love of good
b0I,iI b' mere Is very small danger of
10y gong astray if he Is to,,.1'4 VI
II,y 1iy 10 love the right kind of bo1I-i
Ian OF the boys who mato oI;-
wrecks OF themselves do so for IoaI.
Soule'nihg which interests tbona ~ u
oocuples them, and half of tboso o.LI 1'ilu
non,5I, GO succeed IN being anything bnt
oSII hpiace men, and acbievino[ oa,I
Eo 3idce successes fail in larger fbinn,
lor iack OF that intelligenee rnLisgL nlHgS
soDu TCI books would give them "i'0n
ne Christian Union wonId i'll
9ge d Iree library in every town =, "
OhiJed States because if beliaI,o," 1ne
hothing would do more to 49, IHdI
tnai. TH anu good citizens than the o6nor-
boweyo" "Ilnln ll reach of every child
Nj poor, TO read the best boots
d.D:, DIr: Rider, the editor of Book oHs' ~
iiIss iGIsciIoes recently a visit to the frao'
. d'pIaIy IN Pawtucket, r. I. He fonnJ
q :, pieaSoht room, well lighted in tba
;TiEIenlng ;iI'5l,g and fifty boys looking at GOOD
Illustrated papers and magazines ~
=aJ no'hihg OF men, women and girIs
~ oIher parts of the room T6n-a
we're ten thousand volumes on tbo
20 3ook an5 shelves sg to which the boys CO could S9
90 ana md reading at their nIaosUno
- .I ooy was reading bound voInrno
= ,'.!i the century, another Pope's .tTrans
b.iI3 ba m.i Of the ne lliad" another "Throupb
he Dark Continent" T." and still anotBan
rst s2'pme hn's OF Bancroft. When the bows
oonl' they wanted dime novels bnt
ttle TIL, kindly advice on the bart Of Sut tbe
,iaa,iaI ao,ian ana a little instruction in the
5IeGtIoh OF books has made them aE
7aIerS sIi OF good literature. al
.l,5 In5s Is a very easy phase of eduoo
Gnai o. work to do, if people will oniv
IKE the trouble to do it. That Irag f.aS
ofaary "a In PI'awtucket is quite as usefnI
nI1i1PEn lh9 public school there. Why not
MON. - -0' -Chr'stlG"
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
E. BECK, Smyrna, Del.
SEEDS.

ONE hundred and five years ago David Land
- reth commenced the business of rearing Gar
den Seeds for sale, and was the first in thi,
country to pursue It on a systematic plan. His ef
forts eminently uccessful-secured public conf
dence, and established for his produce a reputa-
ton unapproached by the other seeds sold in
America The concern thus founded has passed
to the third generation, the present propretors Of
Bloomsdale, with whom it has been a leading
OBJECT to perpetnate the professional reputation
OF the founder The establishment continued on
principles laid down by its founder has been
gradually enlarged, increasing with the growing
wants Of the country, and continues to be by
far the most extensive in the Union, supplying
large share Of the demand in the United States
and exporting to Europe, Asia and Africa, West
Indies, South and Central America, Mexico and
Oceanica. Catalogue published in seven different
languages. Our new Catalogue for 1889 now
ready containing descriptive lists of novelties
and standard sorts, with Y photograph iIlustra-
tions Of choice vegetables, with culture instruc.
tions ard recipes for preparation and cooking
Sent free to all applicants
D. LANDRETH de SONS,
Implement and Seed Warehouse,
Nos. 21 and 23 south Sixth street, or
Delaware Ave. and Arch Sts., Phila.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

All of the large cities are bothered
with the problem what to do with the
unsightly and dangerous poles and tel
egragh and electric light wires which
cucumber their streets. Efforts 10
compel the companies owning the
wires to put them underground have
not been successful in many places. but
New York's effort probably will be
The companies there did not put their
wires wires underground fast enough to suit
mayor Grant, so he ordered the poles
cut down. Some of the city's streets
were left in darkness.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
NEW YORK-MlDNlGHT

y - mighty city. is there any hour
Ttl., TtOln aayor "a. till another dawning comes
w nen @ inc "hIte dove Of peacecan dToon her
T.. ,ecl com sson ocr thy throbbinc beart
,,. 1S mere no respite from the thund'rng v,Soo,s
6f 1ti1 t Cl'soF OF the bells? Art thou not srI,
Sy-l,,I' ~ iilucA NE? Canst thou not sleep
Is ti--e ,ero C--o W cam stars plying vigil keep?
- tiieIe no shore in this loud stllnDin, tido
Mhereon thy waves could break and 49,, I,uG I'm,
SSI taou not Lift thine eyes to Won blIa 6oo, ov
. eli IN ITS boundess peace hide thy Uuresrs 'H
- C,''!ID ~ 'nou not cast the burden Of thv cara
va 'i'e great Heart of Love beyond he stars,
Annie S. Swan in Harper's Weekly
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
Worth Kuow;D~

MT ". H. Morgan, merchant, Lake Civ. Fla
was TAKEN with a severe Cold, attended win a
tis. tHilsertsS!!ng cough and running into Consume
R9pular cough remedies and steadily grew worSe
wa Wa reduced IN flesh, had difficulty in breatbiT9
Nu Ni was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr. King's
,Ss meM discovery tOr Consumption aud found i'm
mediate relief, and after using abou. halfdo1an
oeetles found himself well and has had n, retnrn
S,.I ~ tns disease. No other remedy can show So
s slanu q record OF cures as DR.. Kings New mis-
covery for Consumption. Guaranteed ~ AZ Ts i,,s,
pat ~ is claimed for t. Trial bottles free al Jas
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
Yellow Fever.

Surgeon-General Hamilton's state
menT Il regarding the yellow fever case
In Florida is reassuring, though he is
apprehensive that the outbreak re-.
ported at Sanford may prove serions
Uh one thing he insists firmly. and
Inat Is that the wisest course is to let
all the facts be known. Certainly any
attempt to suppress the truth will pr6-
auce most unfavorable effect. Flor.
lda seems to be better prepared than
ever before to deal with the scouroe
put there will be a universal hope thai
Che experiences of Jacksonville will
not soon be repeated.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
Three Killed on the Track.

o. John Wade, a farmer of Appleton
t;fS GtGll county, Md, aged 60 years : Ma,
IlIna' his wife, aged SO wears and
James N Landerman aged 18 years
were air killed at Newport. Wednas'
uay oy being struck by the PbilaJoI
Phia' wilmington & Baltimore North
pound express train. No. IA which
passes that place at 2.I9 O'Clock atttbn
rate of fOrty-fve miles an bonr .'''ie
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

According to the well known gtatis-
tician, Edward Atkinson. fbe hours s''.S ~
iaDor have as a rule been reduced within
the last half century. In factory labor
ten hours are customary. Instead ~
Twelve or more, and in the buildino
trades nine or ten instead of eleven oT
twelve 'o'0A u
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
Renews ETnr Yon41.

MIS- Phoebe Chesley, Peterson. Clay eountv
IOWA lells the following story the truth of which
Is, - N9Hched for by the residents of the town SI
ciia 20 years oid nave been troubled with kidney
sr9. iot dress myself without help. Now / am free
liol ~ ~, an pain and soreness, and am able ri
~ IIoa. ~ my own housew0fk. / owe my thanks To
ana ana removed completely all disease ana main .
Drug Store. ~ q iAOueoAer
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

General Bonlanger arrived in Lon
don and was favorably received. de-
spite the fact tnat Kisses and proans
were mingled with the cheers of !
crowd OF 5000 persons who met him
outside Charing Cross Station.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
Chaos in Oklahoma.

p Inc following dispatches to the
Baltimore Sun last weei[ oivo. 1O tLe Ihe
homa: ''ins III OKla-
Cba ARKANSAS CITY, KAN, April 25.-
Gnaos INA re9igns, not only in Oklahoma
Tt I1t IN the entire tributary country
l. ne ne rail road is prostrated, communi.
GaIIons are entirely off. Gutbriejs
PACK PACK seems broken, and there is a
turlous stampede to get out. Peonle
thI mere are wild from the. deprivati6ns
tnaI lack of shelter, water and food
impose upon them. To these distress eor
Is are added the misfortunes of te%-
flight. '''0"'o Vi means OF
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
Consumption surely Cured.

To THE EDITOR-Please info-,,, -.
"a oIas nave positive remedy for the sbove ,aS
Su ulseaSe By its timely use thousands ~ b,.
be LA TsSes nave been permanently cured shall
,LS my ol your readers who have cOnSnmDt; -
address Respectfully, ana postofiee
I. A. SLOCUM, Nj. C.. ISL Pearl st D,o,,. v
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

returns from all cities and towns of
tne vote for and against the Prohibi.
tory Amendment in Massaebusatts
snow the total vote for it S6 6e6.
A, ,499. agaihst'
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

Dr. Rutgers, Of England, after an ex-
tenslve series Of dietetic experiments.
declares that vegetable diet can easily
De ilVed on, and that vegetable albumea
y, weight for weight, equal to animal
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

Inc mammoth hotel at Rockawav
beach, which was erected at cost Of
million dollars, was sold in New
4 ork for $4,000 to a dealer in second-
hand building materials. Ou
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

The Catholic Congress at Madrid
Isls Pa d reply to a telegram from the
ope, declaring that the chief pur-
pose oi the Congress is to work for the
,ss'3ratlon ,So 1ratlon OF the temporal power of
',ns.I rne rope. This action has greatly an
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

A boy in a public school, upon be-
ing asked to define the word drespon.
sibility," said; "Well, my trousers
have got two buttons on: if one shonId
come Off the other would be responsi-
BILE for the trousers. O'''
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

IL IS asserted in st. Louis that move.
ment is on foot for the foundation of .
pug tobacco trust, with Pierre Loril-
lard at the head of it; but no corro-
Ooratlon Is at present Forthcoming.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

Gladstone says: George Washing
ION t. was their acknowledged and illus
SrlOus head and to him and them
nave long felt that 1 owed no trivial
part OF my own public education y
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

Daniel smith, New York lodging
mouse keeper, was arrested for bur3inS
Ine arms Of two boys with nitric acid
to beg. o '"e s'ree's
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
N 0(s.

= Thoroughly cleanse the blood. which is tho
FOUNTAIN Of health, by using DIR. Pierce's Gold
81 S Meolcai discovery, and good digestion. n
M Idir SKIN, Duoyant spirits vital strength. and
souniHihesS or constitution will be established.
GoiQen Medical Discovery cures all humors.
rom Ihe common pimple, biOtch, or eruption
70 the worst ScrOfula, or blOOd-poison rs.
gecally has it proven its efficacy in curing
SHalt-rheum or letter, Fever-sores, Hip-joint
disease. ScrofulOus Sores and Swellngs, En-
mIged Glands, and Eating Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consunp-
ton (which is ScrOfula OF the Lungs) by its
WOngertul blOOd-purifying. inYgOrating, and
nutrltlye properties. For Weak Lungs, Spit
Ing OF Blood, ShOrtness of Breath, Bronchitis
severe Coughs, Asthma, and kindred afTec-
oOIls, o,,., y Is q sovereign remedy. 1t promptly
cures the severest Coughs
l,r, For torpid Liver, BiliOusness, or Liver
con 20 plant. Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, it Is
an unequaiIed remedy Sold by druggists.
DR. PIERCE'S PELLETS - Anti.
Bilious and Cathartic,
25c. vial, by druggists.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
FLEEING FOR LIFE

A train of twenty cattle cars crant
up from the South to Willow Snri,1lp1I iepC
thursday. The cars were locked bSt b6
upon the roofs, the buffers amid tbo guo
coal on the tender, on the niIot om5 md
5"nI 4"ns way OF the locomotives, and
9a,,l RauAeu IN and upon the caboose was a
T5 TSiLSe and miserable throng of men
,,.i.5. IiG tram from Guthrie had started
tE TlIh Its strange load at six O'Clock in
Ine @ evening. The people were 6eein@
P55a9ctically d59s5 for their lives. They had
a.. auGeI G,a TO long periods of privation tbe
ssuHterng of seventeen hours without
toou ,C; or protection from the cold. No
oralh " mad passed them and none was
Iu sight behind. They had left a
le9eWIlng eev'.g mob in Guthrie bafIled in ito
7Horts to join in the flight.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

1t was probably an Indiana man
VINO looked over the river and re-.
marked; How small the Ohio men
are this year |" 0"
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

Inc gray matter in her brain is less
W,orriment to the society dame than
the gray matter on top OF it.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

Honor to whom honor is due. Let
u candidly be said that some book
agents are bigger bores than Others.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

II boy and half eat a green apple
ana q half in minute and a half how
VIII they feel in an hour and half?
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
DETERMINED PILGRIMS

The Inc Soouth-bouud passenger train
,,,iIN aIiIVeG after time crowded with nil.
5 Trims Tor Guthrie, and few could ba
fugutives. '''''OnS oI tne
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
GUTHRIE WITHorr Fop,1

Guthrie is without form. The orio-
MAJ Inai streets have disappeared and nax
sections are being ploWed ever ~ bn9v lew
;,a y "iues q. @ nave fallen to practically moth
NJ t~S o ana confidence is at low ebb
ili. Inose who are not going home an.
Hounee tLo &c their intention of moving upon
tne Cherokee strip and reDorf tbat
hundreds of boomers in wagons have
done so. Scores of men snr-
rendered their claims to lots in Guthrie
pose of them. wv ~ VI us
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

One-haif the world doesn't know
now the other half lives and for That
matter, the other half doesn't.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

A quack doctor named Joy is under
arrest in Iowa. His defence is that
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
SPRING
J." al It's beauty can be seen by paying a
visit to the store OF
|. HAMBURGER & SONS.
2O9 Market Street, WilmingtOD.

where the style and fit of Clothing are su-
perior to any in the State, and prices ara
'"o lowest Look here, you can see if we
are not on the pinacle Of success as fair and
square dealers.
We have Suits for Children in Kills,
Two and three piece Suits, short and
long Pants, from $1.5Oup; for Youths.
from So up; for Men, from $5 up and
full line Of goods to order from s20
per Suit up to the finest.
When you are in town, call at our Store
Il ior nothing more than to rest and make
II your stopping place while here.
@1-A Ball and Bat, Or Pigs in
Glover, given with each Bows
Suit.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

Don't put on frills"-it win rufla
the temper of sensible folks.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

he who runs may read, but if he
runs for Office he'd better not.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
PITIFUL EXPER1rNcrs

e.I 9lnce dark other freight trains have
lcolloWed, having made the 85 niIos
lTS from Guthrie in from six to II hon.
4 4 ne cars are piled with fugutiVas
iihirsty and famine-stricken and A.
kahSas City is crowded as it was baforo
n;t;c,i rHG IeSceht. Some experiences are
rn;laI p,iIIuI' A terrible storm last night
i IaIseu the miseries of Guthrie to al.
III most horror. A violent wind arose
as the sun sunk and filed the air ai,
WIN WIN the sitting red alkali dust that
s srreWs the plain. A deluge of rain
succeeded, sc and through the night if
2TaI Ti upon the thousands of shelterless
i /, ne railroad is utterly incompetent in
me emergency, and is delivering bag-
sage ana express too slowly to be 9f |
Ise to the unprotected. Vi
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

II IT'S fare question, what does Il
cost to board train +? 1oss -
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

Strange, but true; weak-minded
people are often headstrong.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

&c Of eharge: FIat soda water.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
DON'T

/ get INTO the habit of taking medicine c,r ,,.-
~ iil'ie E mag nary trouble. Nature often r,,Ti,d
! tI9 py slEnI shocks that we have rrarsyrosg,., 80,
resuert i! s'Cne ana Ihat our conduct i'm this
! iSSaPeN' needs correction. In such case, pr,,nhy
iI9cICS are more ehcaCious than fberota'itt'ii's
fiI 'ieIt are phys. al antGgOuisns which II is
ing' ',eStTct. oieary defined disease reauir
iuter.,,.t+dIltO 'iiu SPeclHc UeatTcnt-Of these
LnleIhi.ltcuts, chillS and fcyer-4re tbe 49,
oomAlou' and of the remedies pr.pused SOM, ,r
80 ~ HtuSeouS as 70 be unfit for weak ,tniIg,io
WINE others disaStruusly affect fba b.,i iIi -
nervous system From such heroic raue9i. on, H.
VViSsuS'SeH SuHerer turns TO L0Wber's BrazfIis,
tcstl6oie rms e egantly Sugar-coated ana f,,t
Iluhedlate relief, without a;lv rhvsi.sI ji,+,,I
&ICe "hateYer from the action ut he ,,,a,i,c;,,
M ], iie t4e secret of the immense popularity of
go GHe Ini = FlI usually cures me Of headache to
IN NJ l. am am Su'gect A. ". SMALL. Lincoln bel
ysitbnSit C, CtuSc tt|ut evacuation Of the bowels
"IHout any OF the diSagIeeailc effects coI,,,, li
~ E'ntI medicines, use them for cosfiyoIotS y
g. ~ ~ @ -" 'J5 commerce street. Ph .!eI,Lia
pbfis icI,i!t'' a. I-sq loI!!CG % manufacturer i'm
Us1It',C U'C liIiil'"i IoW iesidius on his farm near
ma1ietjF!le Del, fGruishe, us 81 slr,nlr tastj1 jiT
ia Ia vi tne tT1nscendeH virtue. of mis- rcmad,
g. Dear sir-I was afflicted with f.ver and a,.,,o
I'Ull ISt lS>l TO February Of this wear SSSS
d,l a,e an Sorls OF chill cures, without avail and
2ef eiii.'cl4,ed ana weak that | could not
S0y 0,r tSsal!s IN February l began the use of
3t"u{ 3t hrt@.Ilan Pills, and before had taken 6sit
~ NJ, was 50 iar recovered that | couId nsa
.He Mall and Wedges. / am now (4nril IN, f., |
Typ Top condition ! have had dv.naneia oi ~ a..
l bas di nut since taxing these pills every SYMPTOM
p9f I'M. Ul11 ie5req' my mind and memory in SYM
-PETER SMITH" N iiiOie "ct4Fe.
40 80 n Pl'is IN box .susar-coaed 80 cents For
9aIe ny Druggists and Dealers. Iva
-, Lowber's Worm Lozenges,
.at igaS9nt 10 the taste. cordial to the stomach
Iess in HDIn destroyer; excellent for bilious
md dealers 0''' 80 ''S' druggists
None gtnHiae giH0gt the fac si,aae sj1y,t,,yqo,