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The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03

- STExS
, !. w. Brown is in Louisville.
r, A. Brown is able TO- walk about.
A. p, Casron has moved to SOmer'
SGT.
"Hsok" Stephens hes besD % the
sick list.
Mrs. Picksns draw pension of
$4,000.
"Hud" williams i, improving as
a plug operator.
!. Joe, =. Joplin in Lexington at.
tending the races.
Mrs. Lee Arnold has returned homo
slightly improved.
Mace Miller has charge Of telegraph
Office ut Sinks. 81
Henry Bfaninaan is quite sick with
Intermittent tevcK :, IT. r.,
Geo. .Hpwsli.hss moved from, Liv.
ipsston t. this place. :,
Reeder. the saw-miu man. passed
down to Barbourville Sunday,
JEFF Huasker, OF Louisville. was
talking up goods here yesterday.
Willis Adams and vito. of Gsrrard,
ore Whiting relatives in this county.
Little Miss sallie Linton. Of Louis
sills. il visiting hsr grandmother here.
Miss May Miller has been pres
ssted with fine pisno By her father.
.Aftsw suih of mems clothing at
Mckenzie and Hiatts ct cost for cash.
Rasiness IL looking up. Tanbark.
lumess. DC. is coming in at = lively
gait. - I'M
: no t,li.E vh..sv.r q .hs : ..vs,ed
iail birds. Let em go e they will only
stay away, -. 1
Milton NJ. Frszer, Post no. l27,
meets here on the lst Saturday in
each month.
Fullen Francisco has moved his mill
to the banks Of Skaggs Greek oppo.
site j, Norton.
CROOKED" kJim Thonpsonis up
iren,, Stanford painting Mr.. NJ. j.
.Millers house.
G. G. Williams has rsmodeled his
dwelling aud now has the most desira
BILE property in tswn. a'.,'e..
S. ". Paris has returned from the
city where he has been purchasing
his Spring stock of goods.
A siding will shortly be put in near
Cooks, where D. c. Poyntsr will get
cut ballast for the railroad. e., q
All parties owing nae must osll and
settle at once. We are compelled to
have tho money. d. G. Poynter. y
If you are wanting dress goods you
shosld not fail to see our line or send
for samples. Severance 4 Son, Stan.
ford, Ky. go. =
Miss Eliza Miller gave q social par
ty Wednesday night for the entertain.
ment of her numeruos young friends
All enjoyed themselves.
We have a splendid line Of: dress
and trimmings of al kinds. 1t will
pay yoa to send ~ On order. Sever.
ance Il Son, Stanford, Ky. =
One Of Stanford's boys who has been
here for several days says tho liquor
that is handled here will make per.
son's!cal oyster cans, carry off boxes
barrels, eic. e.
d" Judge G. w. Mcclure returned
from London Tuesday, where he was
engaged in defending the parties &C.
cused Of killing man and placing
him on the railroad, near Pittsbur..
john Proctor no occupies the house
where Pat WEIGH has been selling
refreshments and groceries. An sgres-
1neut could not be reached on the
discount ON the t3. 45 invoics, 80 the
goods were sold 10 Smith Piur.
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03
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| J. NJ. Mueller Z Z n 1sre Friday s.d
saturday. ).
Born, TO the x.is OF John King. a
hoy on the 24th. a.
r N. Smith was here last week
selling groceries. Nc.
Ma. s. i, Ess:am is some, better.
Mrs, Stewart 10 i.s bstter.
The quarry opened Monday and is
new working . larger force than before.
DR.: Charles :. bill will pr obably
locate heqeseon. vicinity 10 very
much in need Ola physician.
sv1GDoW
A. i. Reid went to Livingston Sat-
nrdsy. :
: r. G. Ford CDR. Bob") went to
Manchester on business last week.
Rev. Waldshr ID conducting a
protr.ctsd mseti2s at the Christian
church here. = ,sls
Miss Minnie ~'.'rh. Meeshones X
Roads, wss S...- = here
.;'ir-ssI-1
w: C..9k ssny,s TX U.s.. Pcnsioa cx.
aminer, leaves, or his home in Knox
y,ille in a feyf days.
Misses Evs White, and Emma
Garrsrd,,of .llsnehsster, and .Sallie
Mahan, nDt nvilie, were.vislting rela-
tives in London and Pittsburg last
week.. a.t ,.. a.
Thos. Mansfordr and two other par
ties, whose names We did not learn,
were held on the examining trial by
Judge Baker in u, 900 each for the
murder OF John Hardin at East Bern
stadt. : =.
Master Willie ScoYille. son Of c.
N. Scoville, was Flln over Monday by
a wagon heavily loaded with lumber
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-07
Big Birds In the Transyaal.

Most of the larger birds that / have
seen in the T~ransvaal are evidently Of
great bodily powers, which their am.
pie wings sufficiently indicate. These
are half vulturine in form as well as
habit. My companion and | wounded
a bird Of this description one day with
the gun with which we have full lib.
erty here. l don't know its name,
but here is a description: Body and
neck pure white, wings black, fiat bill
u inches long, legs 81 inches and 81
feet from tip to tip of the wings. We
brought him home and had him 60
ing about on the green for days. One
day we discovered him ''bolting" a
snake about two feet long (by descrip.
ton the African cerastes, a rather
evilly disposed species, one of the co.
brasl, and three days afterward we
found him dead.
Next in size tothis bird is the Kafir
crane, which is dark blue in plumage.
This is much Of the build OF the form.
or bird, with this exception-its bill is
more of q beak, short and strong.
Next comes the vulture, truly Of the
fowl feeding race, for he is not long
in picking the bones of any oxen thai
die. 1t used 10 be a fine Of 500 for
shooting this bird in tho Free States,
they were considered so valuable in
removing p%utrescent apimal remains,
and | believe their services are essen.
tial yet. We have half a dozen differ.
ent kind of hawks. some resembling
our English birds Of prey in size and
habits, but Of much finer plumage.-
Newcastle Chronicle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-07
A Good Soldier.

II is maintained by some military
authorities that il is possible a man may
be a good soldier, in the sense at least
OF his lighting qualities, without hav.
ing the least morality 10 recommend
him. There are sometimes unsuspect-
ed virtues brought to light 10y violent
means. A certain British regiment,
noted for its i'll discipline, served un.
der Lord CORVALLIS in the American
war. Two of its soldiers went into q
house and abused It's inmates in the
most cruel and shameful manner; a
third officer, who knew their names,
refused 10 disclose them and was sen.
fenced 10 be hanged for that otfense.
The commander -in-chief rode up 70
him when on the gallows, What a
fool you are, Campbell, 10 die thus
give up these fellows names and you
are a free man" mo, my lord" was
the unilinching reply, you are in an
enemy's country, and can better spare
one man than two. "-San francisco
Argonaut
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-07
,sIlari Sailor.

We ,Tu ] ureguiberry, who
d " reputed TO be the
nNtsi rus g. al officer in Euro
pean " -. While in command Of
the Mediterranean squadron he be-
came famous for his courtly treat
ment of women. Whenever his flag
ship, she Richelieu. came 10 anchor
Oft a large town on the southern
French or east Italian coast, half the
titled women in the neighborheod
usually went on board TO let the vice
admiral say nice things to them, and
show them what a flagship was like.
Some time ago, while the Richelieu
was at anchor near Nice, the vice add
miral's popularity among Italian wo-
men reached its climax. Almost daily
two or three parties of social bellies
visited the flagship, From 3 o'clock
until q every pleasant afternoon the
vice admiral was busy serving coffee,
kissing hands, and showing off his
ship TO the 400 of Nice.
After this sort of thing had been in
progress several weeks the minister Of
the navy turned up in Nice for his
summer vacation. He disapproved of
the vice admiral's almost exclusive
devotion to the pretty women of the
city. be told the vice admiral so sew
eral times in diplomatic language, but
the vice admiral was too polite TO pass
along TO his fair admirers the minis
ter's hints that they were playing
ducks and brakes with the discipline
of the Mediterranean squadron. The
afternoon receptions on the Richelieu
continued with undated popularity.
The minister of the navy became
very impatient. Eventually he de-
termined TO cure the women of their
fondness for visiting the vice admiral,
as he could not cure him of his fond.
ness for receiving them.
One afternoon while an Italian
countess and her two friends were
drinking coffee on the Richelieu, the
vice admiral was Unexpectedly order
ed by marine signals, made from the
shore at the minister's instance, to
weigh anchor at once and without
any previous communication with the
city to proceed to Marseilles. The
countess and her friends were in dis
pair. They begged to be sent ashore.
With all his gallantry, however, the
admiral was a thoroughbred sailor.
He did not dare disobey his explicit
orders. The Richelieu sailed almost
Immediately for Marseilles with the
coffee party intact. Two days later
the three Italian women returned to
Nice by rail from the French seaport.
Every one was gossiping about their
temporary elopement with the vice
admiral. The notoriety of their adj
venture accomplished the minister's
purpose. Although the vice admiral
remained the most courteous and
courtly of naval officers up to the day
of his death, comparatively few wo-
men who had heard of the predica.
ment of the countess and her two
friends dared TO visit his flagship to
learn how nice he was.-New York
Gun
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-07
GermicIdes for Consumption.

1t is satisfactory 10 know that TO
some extent two germicides for con,
sumption have been discovered, the
one gaseous and the other liquid. Sal
icylic acid, however, appears to be the
most lastingly successful. Perhaps a
better germicide may be found, yet
the principle Of the method OF treat
ment is quite revolutionary. In con-
sumption the blood contains living
bacilli-tubercles, and this system in
PRODUCES into the blood by injections
the microbes of salicylio acid 10 hll
the bacilli. When the bacilli are do
stsoyed nature will have q chance Of
repairing the damage done. --Ressasch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-07

Beethoven, although il must be con.
coded that he had every right to be
vain, conceited and what not, never
took the trouble to hide his feelings.
and when his ire was aroused-and
that is with men of genius more easily
done than to allay tho expressed
himself very clearly indeed. Thus
you may see at Heiligenstadt, near
Vienna. where they are now forming
a sort of Beethoven museum like the
Mozarteum at Salzburg, a sketch of a
chateau in Neither where, a few
years before his death Beetho-
ven used TO compose. IL be-
longed 10 Beethovens brother, a
chemist, who had made some money
and was rather fond Of displaying his
wealth. This brother called upon
Beethoven and displayed a card upon
which he had engraved his name:
jean von Beethoven, landed propri-
etor." This innocent vanity 80 en-
ragged Beethoven that he returned the
eall upon his brother when he knew
he would not be at home and left his
card: Louis Won Beethoven, brain
proprietor. Temple Bar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-07

Bourrienne in his memoirs Of Ma
poleon mentions an incident which
shows that architects estimates Of the
cost Of re6tting old buildings varied
an much from the actual expenditure
In 1900 as they do today. Bonaparte
was bound 10 have 81. Cloud a. q sam
mer residence. The architect reported
L would cost him about 1900, OOO
francs TO put II in proper shape. II
cost 5000, 600 francs. Independently Of
n hirniture.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-07
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
Al the Academy Of Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday. Sept. 10. 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
Each; Halves SO 90; Quarters SIS;
Tenths 81; Twenlieths 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-07

A Vienna man OF science has pub
lished statistics showing that one
smoker contracts diphtheria 10 three
nonsmokers. His theory is this. that
tobacco protects the throat against mi
orobss very much as IL destroys para
dtes on rosebushesL o.,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-07
nhserxnnt Florenee.

Florence e years old)-Mamma, do
1ogs get married.
Mother-No. my dear.
Forence-Then what right has
Hark TO growl at Jennie when they
= eating their breakfast Harpers
BAzax.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-07
AGENTS WANTED D.

Foi Club Rates, or any further information de-
ing your residence, with State, County, street and
Number. More rapid return mail delivery will be
assured by your enclosing an Envelope bearing
your fuIl address.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-07

BY ordinary letter, Containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York EI'
change, DRAFT or postal noie.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
rnn Nnw MICHIGAN snNAroR.

The new Michigan Senator, James
| Mcmillan is n ht companion of the one
who went before him; only hU " less Of
n man and more Of u %monopOlist.
IL Is an open scandal In Michigan
that the millionaire St0ckbrldge, who
was elected Senator years ago, got there
by money, He defeated the Hon,
Omer ID. COnger, Il man of brains, aud
tho election IL SAID 10 have cost him q
large sum OF money. The expense wns
moi confined TO the members OF the leg.
stature, but certain Republican edi.
tors, motably one Ht Grand Rapids,
MiGn) were feed TO shed printers ink
In his interest,
Now Michigan goes further IN tile
line OF yenality and selects u mnu for
United States Senator whose only qual.
iicatiOn Is that he is worth S~20,OOO,000,
and Is willing 20 bleed 100000 ouGh
year for the fame of u seat where once
sat Webster, Clay and Benton, Sumner
Chase, Ewing and Thurman, aud the
intellectual giants Vf our better history.
Mcmillan, like Stock bridge and Alger,
made his money on the lumber tNrill.
Ills election rs intended to perpotuato
that gigantic robbery In sham revision
Of tho tariff, that the present gaug Of
Senatorial robbers are laboIing TO per.
petuate.
just now we are attempting
TO robe In the garb OF imperial
statehood, the territories Of Dakota,
Washington, Montana and New Mex.
co; -Four or five new stars are TO DO
added TO our flag, and eight or ten new
Senators arc TO be indicted into th
Nations highest forum. Who will the
men be, think your Who will 10 into
these new plaCesp win they be those
| who went early to those far Off soil.
tudesY Who first bla2ed the path
through the trackless forest, OF set the
cabin In the silent solltudes OF the
prairles, and who have by honest toll
and honest %endeavor, made the wilder.
ness to blossom as the rosep No; not
one such will get a place. Not for u
decade Of our latest history has one
man reached the senate of the United
States from n far Western State on y =
ground of pioneer record, patriotic b..
deayor,i intellectual achievement, or real
merit. They have been money chang.
erJ and monopolists all.
And now Senator MCMILLAN, OF
Michigan, he of the twenty millions of
our protentiye tariff, all gobbled from
the honest dues of honest toll In one
single decade, has been chosen from the
ford, Of California; Jones, of Nevada;
Bowen, Of Colorado; Sabin, OF MIN o
sofa, and Sawyer, Of WisConsin-mil
lionaires anu monopolistB all, and
statesmen none.
The old Romans had a motto-Male
pdgt6 male misunderstanding III pot.
ten are III spent. Bur that motto Is 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
THE MAoulnnDnATs TanpAUpnn

Clocks 10 the value Of 81, 392,Gi7 were
exported from the United StatoS during
the year 1887. And these clocks were
sold in competition with those made In
Switzerland and Germany by workmon
receiving only a fraction Of the wages
received by the Connecticut workmen,
II is plain, however that tho American
workman must make more clocks In II
given time thnn his foreign competitor.
The American clock must cost less TO
make, or II would suffer In tho comp0.
tition. The above facts furnish u very
forciblo illustration OF the advantages
resulting from the employment Of In.
tClllgent and high priced labor work
ing with the best OF machinery and
tools,-IAmericm Machinist,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

TuE last trust Is the SpeOkcrship
trust. Mckinley, OF Ohio, and Bur.
rows, OF Michigan, have pooled issues.
rhny have decided that tho Speaker of
the House shall como from no State
further east than Ohio, or further west
than Michigan. Burrows is first TO
throw his interest TO Mckinley, and
then the latter, II he lndg no can't get
the position, is TO help Burrows1Ak-
ron Telegram.
Our Washington young man thinkg
burrows and Cannon have mnd0 that
sort OF an arrangement, Perhaps Bur.
rows has made u deal with both Nc.
Kinley and Cannon. But then, when
10 comes to diplomacy and deals we
think our Canton production can hold
mp his side, without any prodding.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

| Aiger OF Michigan, IL likely 10 40 In Al
Secretary Of War Blaine's family,
including the ancient maiden, Gall
Hamilton, will appear here Ina A few
days, Blaine looks in good health.
Ills Walk 10 brisk and steady, although
hin hair Is almost white and there Apo
deep lines under his eyes, and much
putty color IN his face, All OF Blain6'g
friends are saying, IN loud tones OF
voice, that no la sure 10 go into the
Cabinet,
lN%plAEAPOLlR Jan, T. Especial, l.
The announcement that blaine IL com
mg directly 10 indianapolis by way
OF Washington, has put the polite
llna and reporters ia Hu uproar here.
Look out Cos all kinds Of seuaational
reports, ono very aatute Republican,
Who rs close 10 Tho Harrison throne, 10
ports Gals morning that Blaine was
gattlng nuAIOu6 lost no be- kept out OF
the Cabinet and win come here 10 push
hin claim, Others equally IA important,
report That ilainG comes on Il private
Invitation from Harrison and that
Harrison viii formally tender Blain6
the STATE department, provided Blaine
viii decline, II 10 known here, posi-
lively that blaine wants 10 be Secre,
tary OF state, and will not agree 10
decline, II IA also known that Harris.
on ia AFRAID 10 take him into his Oabi.
not Another point In well known, aud
that NJ this! The Republican leaders
have urged Harrison 10 decide on his
Cabinet without delay, aA this delay
ana hesitation IL causing Jars and
wTanRlea IN the party that IL likely 10
lead ~ disqualification, 10 IL now pos
tive that Harrison viii Tx upon tho
more important members Of his Cabi-
net, 10 The next ten days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
sQuIns.

TuE Mansfield Shield and Banner
prlnts u portrait Of the County Auditor
Of RiChland county John w, Nunmak.
en- who, while holding Office by the
generosity of The Democratic party has
gone over TO the enemy, aud taken his
share OF Che county printing 10 the
Republican paper at Mansfield. OF
COURSE every private citizen has q
right 20 ChUugD his politics Ut viii; but
u man who accepts 0Ile0 ut the hands
Of ono pOrty has no right TO transfer
that patronage 10 the opposition party.
Such u man WIN be recognized among
right thinking men Of all parties us u
base Migrate, and % man destitute Of
principle,
WHILE the Washington dispatches
locate Blaine m Washington, our In.
d|iannpOlis special, which Is from our
regular agent, seems 60 indicate that he
is on his way to see Harrison,
Tm hustle manufacturers OF New
England, who were demOrallZed some.
what by Mrs. Cleveland's raid on the
hustle have got their second wind.
Mira. Harrison has declared for the
hustle.
H. TYING BROOKS Of Salem, u Demo.
Graf, In an interview In Chicago, yester
day, thinks Mckinley better not try the
SpoakerBhlp, but wait until 1892 for
largor game. This is very kind in
Brooks,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
AN lNJuNorGoN aRANrEp

The Canton stool Roofing Company Ro-
strained from Advertising That bbo Kan
nohCrg Company ~ Infringing on THOR
bntOnt
A suit has been brought iu Common
Ploas court 10y the Kaunebprg Roofing
Company against the Canton Steel
Roofing Company asking that the do
ioudOnt be- restrained from circulating
o report that the plalntiU In The above
action have been nfrinriugOn o patent
granted 90 n. w, Smith Cor the manu-
taCture OF q metal ro0lup, which pat
Cnt 10 now owned by the Canton Steel
Roofing Co.
a temporary injunction IN Che above
entitled action has been granted by
Judge rease, The plaintiffs have notl-
fed the defendants TO establish any
claims that they may have Of the pat
ent being infringed upon In the United
States Circuit court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
A Sound Legal Opinion.

y, cambridge Munday, Esq, County
Atty, Clay Co, Texas, says: "Have
used Electric ~liitters with happy re-
suits. My brother was also cured Of
malarial fever and jaundlce by its use.
Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his
life"
Mr.. d, l. Wilcoxson, Horse Cave,K KY,
adds u like testimony: Ho positively
believes Electric Bitters saved his life.
This great remedy will ward off as
well rs cure malarial diseases, and for
kidney, liver and stomach troubles u
stands %unequaled. 80 cents and S1, 40
Durbin, Wright u Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
Saturday, the Goth day of Jan, 1880.
SALE.
MARY A Bowom Orlor Of Sale In Partition.
~ stft County Common

Mary A Bowem Orlor Of Saio In Partition.
NJ, STARK County Common
Johu losh OF aL PlcU Court
ny virtue OF M order Of aalu m partition issued by
Ohio. IN Inc above action, uud ~ me- directed, I VIII
Onur for sale no public Uut0ry on Toe premises,
IN hlmiAhillon toWnHhlll on
Saturday, the l2th day Of Jan, 1889,
tuo nllowlng described real ostAtoi part q tho
aonihoast quarter Of section nlnoicch (1ul, iuiOwa'
lhip nineteen (W, VI range AOycn "a, In STARK
County. Onto, excepting Tho following ducilbe |
Iart thereof t0,wlti beginning NJ tho sUulhwvl;
rpTnor OF said quarter secession, thence east With ulO
nunb, parallel With tho west llnn NJ tho quarter Y
ni1 BIsi %. 100 chains 20 n stone, htntc NOAt p1rAl-
hi with She south line Of said quarter 2 hnd fs'luO
dhaini 10 o stone and tlQ west line OF nail quarter
M thp rnnd, thence tOutll 10 the oornUr VI said quar-
Ia aooiinn Q and 07-t-A 100 Ciulns 10 tho place ol
bnrlnnlng. containing 9 nurCa Of lnnd, md auhle0t
hlsb 10 tic right Of way, Wlitrhn tret wills on tho
east aide Of the Moth pnft ui SAID Uuhtttr section
sonyriOd hy Jacob Leah % Louis MOuat NY deed OF
February "a, 1876, recorded IN VOLTAGE ~, page. 2S
on Inc deed records VI said county 70 which rofors
cncN IA hereby made for n full description OF said
iIplt of way, and thOintOfCAt conveyed by said decd.
r,o tract OF land intended 70 be described hereby
contains i0l actoh Of land
Appraised ~ $4,000,
a.ie 10 commence NJ one o'cl0ct y, m, TorlnA
hQOOO cash on day OF elvi the balauyu Of 0n,-thid
attic amount tO DO hid " be paid In cnah upon
Apnl ist, 1899, and tho remaining twO.n thirds ~ DO
maid April lat 1870, and ApEll III, 1891, for which
deferred paymont tho purchaser Rhhl oIocute notes
benrlng lniereat from April lHt lbSD, payable nns
nnnily, aud secured by mortgage upon tho promises
10 the purchaser on April LIST 1889
A. LErNlNGER sheriff.
DAY, Lyrou 4 DAY, AttyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
ROBBERY.

A German Claims to Have Boon Robbed
Of N5-,Thc p olioe DO Not Tako Much
stock In tho story.
Fred, Lemkc, u German, who came
here from Cleveland this
morning, reported TO the
police late this afternoon that he
had been robbed Of Sl5. He claims
that he was looking Tor work aud
was drinking with an unknown mar,
who Put his arm around his neck aud
took the money ont Of his pocket.
Officer Bedermm Ia investigating the
case but Che police do not put much
faith IN his story, ~ they say Lemke is
an old offender aud hus been arrested
several times Tor theft.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
DON'T NKnhrimont.

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are In
danger, Consumption always seems, Mt
first, only u cold, DO not permit any
dealer 60 impose upon you with some
cheap imitation, ef DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Cold, but be sure you get the gen
nine. Because he can make more profit
no may tell you he has something just
as good, on Just the same. Don't be de-
reiyod, but insist upon getting DIR.
king'B New Discovery, which H guar
ant6ed 20 give relief In oil Throat,
Lung and Chest affections. Trial bot
Ties free nj DWbin, Wright ~ Cos.
Drug Store. large bottles ri.