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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-12
City Council Proceedings.

CITY HALL, Jan. :, 1889.
y: n regH!ar meeting of the Mayor and
City Council: present-Hon. A. J. Herring,
Mayor J. W. Wright, u. G. Trousdale, T..
Fudickar, Jonas Meyer. L. D. McIan, T..
Johns abSent-V. NJ. TelleS.
Minutes of previous meetings were read
and adopted.
Committee appointed at the last meeting
to ascertain She cost of getting the city Or
dinances pitt iii hook form asked further
tfnte-s,rantetl.
Report of tho school committee was re-
ceived.
Tie finance committee made the follow
ing report
MONROE. Jan. :, 1889.
TO the Honorable Mayor and City Council !:
We the undersigned finance committee
beg leave To make the following report of
claims against the city Of Monroe which
We have examined and find correct, to-wit :.
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T. c. sTANDIEER 4 CO., VERSUS
J. A. COVINGTON, "a G.. IDWERN
WAKANTOR,) NO. 1882.
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Pure Country Vinegar for sale by Flour
noy 4 Co., West Monroe, La.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SUCCESSION NOTICE..

THE; STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
OF OUACHITA. FIFTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT COURT.
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snEKir'S SALE

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
OF 0UACHlTA, FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT.
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GEORGE WHEATLI, NO. 1857. n. P
COOK & CO, NO. 29Gi, VERSUS Il
WHEATLEH.
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The next regular meeting of the North
Lou,saaa Agricultural Association will he
held at the Experimental Farm at Calhoun
on the oath, and not on the last Thursday
of the month as heretofore. Members of
the Association and others desiring to visit
the Farm will bear this fact in mind. A
grand barbecue dinner will be given the
State Agricultural Society, which will visit
the Farm on that day. at Calhoun on the
oath. The change in the date was made for
this reason.
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Mr.. J. W. Mitchell has closed out his
business in West Monroe and in future
will devote his entire time and attention to
the extension of the large and rapidly in
creasing trade of tho Mitchell Mccormick
Grocer Company of which he is president.
Or. Mccormick, the manager of the BUSH
ness, informs us that the company made
splendid showing last year and that it has
been necessary to increase their capital
and stock i'll order to meet the demands
npon them. We note the flattering success
OF this enterprising company with genuine
satisfaction. Que rarely meets with more
honorable and pleasant gentlemen in all
the relations of life, than Mr.. Mitchell and
DR.. Mccormick.
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SIIERIEE:S SALE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH
OF OUACHITA, FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT.
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Fancy candies at Bailie Il Brewers.
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A colored woman by tho namc of Phoebe
Smith, employed by Mr.. George Eze!ius as
cook, died very suddenly at the latter's
residence Wednesday night. She had been
out visiting and returned home about 8
p. M. and was preparing to retire and
must have fallen TO the floor. MIR. Ezelius
heard her grooming and going into the room
placed her on the pallet, thinking That per-
haps she had INDUCED too freely in the
arlent-in other words lie thought it was =
case of plain drunk. Tho next morning
going into the room he called her to get up
aud make SONG coffee but received no res
ponse. lie then began shaking her but
WAS dutnhfouut'ed to discover that she was
q CORPSE.
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Big bargains III clothing at S. Meyers.
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The Circuit Court, Judges Gunby and
Montgomery presiding, convened Monday.
The following cases have been tried and
decided: Julius Lomle VIZ. Jno. Harris,
Caun, Glass e Colvin 1nteryenors, jndg-
iuent affirmed; J. W. Tufts VS.. Key,
Syndic, ct al, Judgment affirmed V. f.
Vogh W.. City of Monroe, Judgment appeal
Ell from reversed and annutied and judy
mert IN favor OF plaintiff for $3.50 and in
terest and costs; Leon Gersor VS.. +. L.
Stubbs. Judgment affirmed. The Court will
pass upon applications for rehearings
to-day.
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Mr. g. C::Moore yesterday bought out and
took possessio,f OF Mr.. Jas. Nornan's Cor
her Saloon. "Doc" is clever gentleman
and as square as they make them and be-
sides thoroughly understands this business.
For these reasons we predict for him fair
share ofths public patronage.
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49, 49,
COigate's Perfu mes.

Stephanotis. oppoponax, Caprice, White
Violet. Wang Ylang, Cashmere Bouquet.
Lille 'of the Valley, White IIeliotrore,
White Rose, Jockey Club. ut Railie& Brew
ar's
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Mr.H. G. Dobson, owner Of the premises,
is having good heavy plank sidewalk laid
down in front Of Mr.. J. NJ. 1<eler's grocery
and the house adjoining--a commenaAble
example-snd one that might and should
be followed by others, since there are seve-
raj Sidewalks in Tho city which are Il dis
grace to it and reproach upon Tho owners
Of the property adjacent thereto. 1t be-
hooves. these parties to give The subject the
proper consideration and follow the exam
pie set. ..
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S. MEYER.
GREAT SACRIFICES
IN CLOTHING.

Having had an accident in
getting big lot of clothing
damaged l concluded to sell
them quick and will offer them
to the public at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Call early and secure the
great bargains in clothing.
Respectfully,
tf, S. MEYER.
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g. MEYER VERSUS JACOB SANDERS
NO. 1877.
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TnIS CONFORMATION Shall. RE
L known and desiSnated by tho title Of
"tarmer's Union Cooperative Association
its domicii shall be In the city
of West Monroe, La., and 1t shall exlst and
enjoy succession for II period OF Minoty-nine
years from the date hereof unlesa sooner
dissolved.
The president OF tho corporation. or in his
absence the secretary and treasurer, shall
be the officer upon whom all citations and
other legal process shall bo served.
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OF JOHN GEESPACT,
DECEASED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
gwENrY.irRsT ASSEMBLY nl71NI'I

The Twcntv.nr.t Assembly DsIict shall be- aNliei i,.S
fort Zone election dstdct Che extent AMI limits VI ""'"
shai b. a, follows: ,-,, .,,ttn MD,
mo tlrst Election District shall tohu0h ,,"t
thar rart M the city founded by and wing wltnh N'aJ
To,tycclnl strco SiNth avenue West loruc'h 7'''e'
ana NHF n IA avenue ...,t,tu al
Tho second rejection District shal c,na'' "a, ',i
that tart a. fne ~ bounded by and lying Withl w t
t,ty'f1urh ,c > x.h avenue, West Foriyrc,onI street
AM Soy avenue. u ,...
IN. InirI t.cction District rhall contain az ulAl
pIrt che cy bouuii Us AMI lying within Nt's i".N
rfu. street, ri:th avenue Wet foi"eh 't''' ana
Sixth avenue. , al ,..
an. F.ulth ELECTION District shall, contain OH That
Qaft OF tho cts Bounded by and lying Wilmh Ia-.
tcity.ICutl street Fourth avenue, hast rory 't"Lu
ftrti Madison avenue. last Foueth steel 'Il fiti
.
49,, sfti E,ecuon District shah contain al that
pai the city BOUNDED BY aud lying within East Forty
eehta stcet Lexington avenue, East FoUfcmtn street
aud MatitOn avenue.
The sixth Flcctlon District shall contain al that
part Of the city bounded by and lying within Wes' Forty
cverh street. fifh avenue Most Boriyhfh street and
sixth avenue
The seventh Tlcrti0n Dist-ict shall contain al that
part the city bounded oY and lying within West Forty
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Railroaos 4 Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains IN Efs
Dec. 81. 1888.


lows
GOING WEST-s.O A. M for Lewiston. H.
land. Portland and Boston: s.5 A. n 10, al
lowell and Gardiner 1905 forI.ewistou. nv
mington. Rockland, Portland and Boston: n
z. ii. for Halioweu ana Gardiner: 500 , n
for Brunswick. Bath. Portland and Bos,o..
$50 Z. NJ. for Bath. lewiston and Portland: ~ y
VI. for Halloweil and Gardiner; 10 So Z. n irsSl
pullman) for Lewiston. Portland and Boston. NJ
for Bath Saturdays only.
GOING EAST 225 A. M. tnisht exprrss, m
Skowhegsn, Bangor. Bar HaT6or, st. stepAsa
ST. john and Aroostook Counts; m
M. for Watervillc. Skowhegan Bangor and Grrep.
Vile; $50 Z. M for ssowhcgan, Belfast, DsH
ter, Bangor. St. stephen, ST. John and Arpss
took County. 7.4o p. M. for wAtervile 90 SAN.
days only.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way eyssy
night, Sundays included. but not to Skowhesas, =
Monday morning., or to Belfast and Dexter Or h.
yond Bangor. on Sunday mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gardner N
Augusta at As A. NJ. | 20 and sos T. NJ ;HAlov,l
at s.02 A. M, l.S5 and 523 r. N.
FREIGHT TRAINS for p ,r;land, 7os A. L.. ~
l2.ls Z. M, for Watcryihe A,d VAnceboro, ak n
", and 40 7. NJ; due from Boston. i2-2s and An
7. M. due from Nnno, boro and Waterfalls, ana
N. and 1905 r. M.
Through tickets TO California and all points sov,A
and West may be had OF f.. II. Walker, ticket Assst
Augusta, the only Office selling via ali ro1tas ~
checking baggage free OF expense.
PAYSoN TUCKER. Gent Manage.
y. N. BoorHBY. aenr Pass. and Ticket Az.
Portland. Dec. "a. lsss.
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What is this nervous II ouble" with which
80 many seem now TO be sfiiictedl II You
will remember few years ago the word
Malaria was comparatively unknown-to-da,
IL Is as common as any word in the English
language. yet this word covers only the mean
ing OF another word used by our fore-father.
in times past. So it is with nervous diseases
As they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grandfathers called BiIiousness. and
all are caused by troubles that arise from 3
diseased condition of the Liver which in per
forming its functions finding it cannot dispose
OF the bile through the ordinary channel il.
compelled to pass it OF through the system.
causing nervous troubles, Malaria, Bilious
Fever, etc. You who are suffering can well
appreciate cure. We recommend Green,
August Flower. Its cures are marvellous.
deod&wchwky
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Judiciary
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

President Carnot has just summoned
Defrsyeinet to the form Cabinet.
f. Barritt, Palmer & CO., boots and shoes,
zio3 Washington street, Boston, failed
owing about $751; Creditors are offered
nifty cents on the dollar.
There was row that came near blow,
between republicans and democrats in the
Indiana legislature Wednesday.
Sheriff Buelrs barn at Gilead, Conn,
was burned Wednesday,. supposed for re.
venge by prosecuted liquor dealers.
Col. Greene, president of the Cannecticu,
Mutual. has asked for an examination OF the
company's standing by the commissioner.
After long session Wednesday the Iii.
nois &. ntral decided to give its moral supper,
to the Interstate Commerce Railway Asso-
citation.
John ). SanbOrn and his aged mother were
struck and fatally injured by train at Til
ton, N. H.. Wednesday.
Piggott, statements duplicating Egan with
the Phoenix Park murders. were read be fore
the Parnell commission Wednesday. Hous.
ton OF the Times acknowledged that he didns
oelieve all these statements.
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MAINE MATTERS.

The Grand Lodge of Maine Knights of
Honor met at Lewiston Wednesday with
large atteDc ance. There was paid into the
W. .. fund the past year sly,24I 81 and
SlS,0OO received on account OF death bepe.
tits.
Tuesday night snow crushed in the roof OF
Whittock 4 Goa sta ole at Calais, doipp
damage Of several Thousand dollars.
Leonard McCobb, an old resident and
prominent bushes, man of Booihbay, died
wednesday morning of apoplexy having been
sick but one day.
Mr.. Ed, Howard, engineer, of Strong had
his skull cracked yesterday by a falling piece
of wood.
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ll.so p. NJ. Wednesday, Medical men ar,
nov satisfied that the charrsd pieces of ae,h
and bones fousd near Mrs. whiting are DOR.
tions Of the body Of her husband, Andrew y.
whiting, actuary Of the Hartford Life and
Annuity Insurance Co. This makes the deal
~, and accounts for all known positively to
have been in the building. Nothing found
since forenoon.
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Netu advertisements.


IRIS WANTEO.-rhe Colchester Rsbsa
NJ company, OH situations to (. males betvssa
10 and 30 years 10 MAKE rubber shoes will pay ~
board OF beginners and furnish piece work soon \
Instructed, in six weeks, diiig.nt hand. N can
more than their board AMI gradually increase ust1
they can earn from - TO 40 aboe their board y
oo'dlng 20 skilfuln",s. Boarding houses occaptse
by females. exclusively. kept In the very best mn
ne', ompefent housck"epers. pleasant locations
furniture, beds aud carpets entirely new. A.
plicafinns TO GEORGE WATkINsON, Presidest.
ftb6d wiz Colchester, CeaA.
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third Who perhaps favor tie removal there Second.
donr fhink oar people In this town call for II
Third think had better get along with The old
on until are ready to build new one. and then
bsild II the center Of the tate say Bangor
Lorr.
Hon Epsr.fm Flint writes
do not think there IL anv call among the people
Of Dover for the removal Of the capital At all, but
its removal to Bangor would be satisfactory TO them,
while its removal TO Portland would not be.
would not favor any enlargement of the present
State Mouse extent more than Is absolutely
required for indispe nsible convenience II the
present Stale House and State lands II Augusta
could be adv nfAg ousiy sold or used by the state
for some needfnl psrpose think the citizens OF this
Of direct taxation which the erection Of new
nuf ding w.suld pat upon them, provided such build
ing sbou be crested in Bangor in some locality
quite As central
Foxcros.
Judge Elias J. Hal writes:
At the time o. the removal of the capital TO Au-
gusta, Was = small boy living with my father in
Port and. consequently, IL would give pleasure
to have my nA i've place again the state capital bot
upon looking At the gu stiou without prejudice,
have come to the conclusion that |. would be un-
wis., also to sui pct the tax PAYERS of this
state TO the burden of erec lug = State House,
even II the would not exceed the estimate made
by those in favor of the removal l AIN aware the
capitol building Is not in every respect what We
would like but, the structure Is very respectable,
and with an appropriation not large, IL could be
made convenient. commodious, and be lieye salts
factory to the majority of the citizens of Maine.
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Notes.

Governor Burleigh has received an invita-
ton to attend = reception to be given BY the
Portland Club on Friday next. February %.
but will be obliged to decline or account Of
Q prior engagement.
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Penobsoot.

George McKechine
sin the matter OF removal Of the State capital
from Augusta, think an sac In saving that the
people of nv town would not favor a removal of the
state capital at all II the old state House Is not
sufficient to accommodate the several state depart
ment-, ould say enla-Fe it with little expense
As possible and keep up the dignity Of the state"
Bangor.
Mayor Bragg writes
Bsngor's views W. re expressed very fully at the
hearing Thursday .veniny by Ne. srs Barker ard
Neatly, and don't know that can add a,vthing
don't feel that there Is sHhcient d.msnd for re
moss to warrant the lay at the present
time. when the prop"- time does come II should
be raoved east rather than west.
Hon A. W. .Pslne writes
In reply /, your in'errngafions. this morning re-
eei,ed relative the al Of our state capital
have ready answer. such removal. II even 1t
shosid tske place 10 At the present time altoGrthsr
premature. For the present, at least. II 10 prop
erly located at Augusta. and should 20 remain.
Considering every and all the nKredien ts which
make up the cnm pound OF STATE capital u-es Augus
tn embraces = far greater number Of them than any
other place Of suitable sire In the State Its locality
IL nfrs its means Of approach most the
size and population OF the town favorable and what
ebchts the matter 10 the fact THAI the State House
s already erected and by keeping things they
the state Is saved very great expense WHICH must
re. resrs hence. The Northern and Eastern nor
tions Of the state become thlckiy settled In
eours. of time they will BE-, Bangor will become
the state House xiitin Its fmits. But - these
future contingencies come to pass. Portland will be-
less and less continually the candidate for suc
In that line But there Is great lack in the sile
and accommodation II the present capitol building
The rooms Of the different departments are too
contracted and crowded with their conten and
reed enlsrsine TO meet the wants OF the already
over burden ned archives. The library should BE-
brought down from the attic to the ground or snd
90 enlarged - to meet the rapidly increasing de.
mand for space Its present location and couven
fences . disgrace, almost to the State and are
yearly becoming more and more How the sue-
gested improve ments should be made. Am not
architect enough to sdvi'e. An enlarauent or ex.
tension In the rear In Ell from Of say, tso stories
In height, would seem . natural plan.
Hon J. ". Porter writes.
do not favor the removal Of the capital to the
suburbs Of Portland. That beautiful city (almost
n BEAUTIFUL ~ Bangor has wanted IL for seventy
years. Bat thas Ia No rsssoa fsr removal. The d.
lelseless eoadfttea Of Portland In Of forolan
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TO BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Trustees
VI Bloomfield Academy until the 18th dsy of Mach
next for the erection " L brsry Building In the
town of Sko~ hogan. Plans and specifications for
the same may be seen and examined at the First
National Rank of Skowhegan. or at the Office of T..
4. Lewis. architect, at Gardiner, NJ, Inc.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all
proposals..
GEO. n. FACE, Secretary.
skowhesan, Me-. Feb. u. 1852.
feblsdtA
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Person continues the meetings at thu
Christian church
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KNOB.
Cushing,

CxshtnS.
Frank b. Miller, writes.
am net in favor of The al Of the State capt
tai to Portland and this feeling 10 shared BY the
erection Of new state House, but do believe that
an enlargement Il imperAtively DEMANDED. Tha
citisens OF Cushing vosld OF be willing TO assane
the extra burden Of direct taxation which tbs arsc
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The Bath Board Of Trade at August.
lCandor in Bath Times.

Mr.. Editor; At the meeting MONDAY
night in Augusta, in reference to removing
tue capital to Portland. and, ~ the Portland
papers said Bath was represented by the
Bath Board of Trade and Mayor Wakefield.
would ask by whose autority vas Bath a
representedr There vas certainly no me. /.
ing of the board called; and it was upd. r.
stood on the street there was = free ride to
Augusta and hot supper on the train, to 20
up TO Augusta and hear the argument for
and against the removal. The majority Of
our citizens think that il the State il not
able to pay Bath all the expense We are sub
Jected to on account Of the State var or.
pha IL, in educating them, they do not ihink the
State can aforl to build q FIVE hundred
dollar State House At Portland !:
and in these extravagant times, you might
easily double that sum.
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DR. ()P

your prejudice again-t advertised -~meiies and
give ANrI-APOPLECTINE the favorite pre-
scriptiun OF English physicians. trial 1t Is the
only known Apoplesy Preventive. and Is an un-
eQuailet cure for farni, sis, Heart Disease,
Rheumatism. Liver Complaint. Kidney
and Mia ddcr T,oubics. Dysp, p-in. Gen
erai Debility nnd nil Diseases Arising
from Impure Blood and Dcbi iitntcd Ncrvrs.
Lees OF Appetite, sour stomach nnd FiRia-
Hence cured With one bottle OF ANTI-APO-
PLECTINE. Price, 81 .OOt six bitties $500.
Sold by drugxist.. Send 10 DR. v = HUTCHINSON
q co. Enosburyh Falls. VT. for Health Help"
and testimonials from well people no were once
no better than
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PRESS COMMENTS


seldom have the people been more unit
ed and enthusiastic in any public enterprise,
and seldom has greater public spirit been
manifested on the part of solid and infiuen.
ual citizens, blandly remarks the Portland
Advertiser, in referring to the assault in
force, upon Augusta Monday evening.
Yes the people are very self sacrificing
AID public spirited in such matters-especi-
ally when allured by the offer of Tree
ride and hot supper The patriotism man
iiested il akin to that of the benevolent A.
Wsrd-who was willing to sacrifice his wife's
relations in the var
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Kennebec

Beigrade.
George +. Minot writes
The is no demand in this town, in this part
of the county, for the removal of the capital. but
the her hand there is united opposition to the
anne. The citizens OF this town think that they
now have burdens enough to bear the way Of
taxes. without wing to he taxed 10 help bu Id =
new state House. / shJu 4 favor the snlarg. m. ut
Of the p-esen state House. and think the people
here would he willing to bear judicious expendi.
tu-e in this direction. have yet heard oil
any per who obi eted TO be elected TO the Legis
azure on account of the state House being unsu =
abb. the capitol VIII lie there many that would
deem 1t honor To be elected TO the Hou or
senate even II they had to convene In building
less 'uitable than the occupied for that
purpose rh. removal of the cspi al Is OF great
Importance TO the tax payer, and egi-lstors should
only move IN the matter when the people demand
II
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TINE SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR NASAL CATARRH

Must be nonrrAns, easy Of application, and that
will by its action reach all the remote and ulcer
aed surfaces The efforts caArfh during the past
few that only remedy has met these
conditions, and that is Elys Cream Balm This safe and
DONE and both physcans and patients freely this
fact The distressing symptoms quickly yield il,
and multitude of persons who have for year, borne all
the and pain that carrh incs testify radical
aud permanent cures wrought by il.
Eys Cream Balm soothing. xci'es dread dssoves
the hardened accumuxtons essens the extreme sensby
Of the membrane cold and all external rrtAnts
cold in the head is Inflammation Of the lining
which hen unchecked certain produce