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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-11-27
HazeIton Happenlnes.

Several persons have lost cattle in
| this vicinity lately. j. A. Lester lost 8
head, Ed. Smith or head, r. D. and
j. Breakey, some or head. The sup
position IS they ate too much wheat and
corn by being let run in the stock field
too long the first day. Jerry Ruthroff,
after running the Hazelton mill nearly
a year and seemingly giving good salts
faction, has decided to quit and take a
job with some other mill Tom Fox
and h. b. Ferguson are hauling corn to
the Territory. This week. they have
contracted 500 bushels at 25 cents per
bushel to parties down there. b. j.
Gard sold most of his personal property
on the 10th, at public sale. The Haz-
elton creamery has added corn burrs to
the machinery and are grinding corn for
feed :. The ladies of the NJ. E. church
will give grand thanksgiving dinner
at the church on the 18th. ;. And still
they come. Another family came in
from Tennessee this week and are occu-
plying the dwelling recently vacated by
J.J. Whallen. The Hazelton roller
mill keeps men almost steady building
corn and wheat bins. .. Burns, Tracey
81 Burdett still have about three weeks
threshing engaged. They have thresh-
ed over 100000 this season. That, a Z
cents per bushel, makes them the nice
sum of $1,000, less their expenses.
Saturday was good day for the bust
ness men of Hazelton. The streets were
alive with farmers and they seemed to
be in town to trade. There is not bet
ter trading point in the county than
right here in Hazelton DIR. Erwin is
feeding Al head of nice steers IN his lot
near the Santa Fe depot. w. L. Gam
BILE is having windmill put up on the
farm he bought of Mrs. N. p. Moon.
George Brown is setting type for j. Z.
Hall in the Herald Office at Kiowa. :.
Corn Is worth from 123 cents to Is cents
in Hazelton. The farmer that will vote
for the robber tariff party after selling
corn at Is cents, wheat at so cents, oats
at Is cents, and other crops proportion
ately low, don't come in for any great
amount of sympathy over his financial
troubles. I'VE heard a republican say
the other day that the democrat who
voted for Cleveland had no cause to ever
feel ashamed of his vote. :. Here it is
nearly the first of December and no
winter yet. If it keeps up this way and
the people continue to use corn for fuel, |
we want to ask what is to become of our |
coal merchants this winter2. :. We are
not prophet but we make the predlc-
ton that the resubmission question is |
the rock in Kansas politics that will |
break the republican ship and cause the |
total loss of that beastly $1,000 majority, |
and when that event does happen there
will be pile of corruption unearthed at
Topeka that will be of such vast propor-
tions that the penitentiary steal will be |
small compared to it, and all the repub-
lican whitewash won't coyer 1t.
w
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Winter Excursions Via the Santa Fe

1 ---NS.VAFS wa tAc oduta re-
The harvest excursion" season IL past. and
| the Santa fe Route, pleased with its success IN
eacn OF those excursions, again comes to the
front with still another inducement for peopIe
20 travel via that popular line. in the way of
round-rrp excursion tickets, at greatly reduced
rates. to principal points in Old Mexico. New
Mexico, and Texas; also Aiken. S. G.. Augusta.
Ga, Birmingham, Ala. Brunswick. Ga. Gala
han, Fla, Charleston, s. c., Jacksonville. Fla.
Mobile, Ala, New Orleans, La, Savannah. Ga.
brownsville. Ga; limited to return not later
than June LIST. 1890. Transit limit 10 points i'm
Old Mexico, New Aexieo aud Texas will be 30
days each Fay; to other points named above
transit limit viii be 10 days each way.
Tickets are Also now ON sale TO principal tour
list points in California. also Phoenix ana Pres
colt, Ariz.: Portland. Ore; good for months.
with going limit 90 days. Las Vegas Hot
Springs. N. NJ: ogden and Salt Lake CITY.
Utah; Idaho and Montana. good for 90 DAYS.
transit limit, 30 days each way. StoD-or.r :.
heses auo"ea Oh .ourist tickets within IRAN
=. limits
Full Information cheerfulIy given relative to
routes, rates. Side-trtp rates and other special
rates 10 points on the a. 7. s S. r. II. r. quoted
on application. Sleeping car accommodations
secured AMI baggage checked to destination.
Gallon or address 81. H. CASE, AeeAt. MedicIIe
tlEO; + NICHOLSON,
SIP. 81. A.. 4. 4. &s.r.mn
Topeka, Kansas.
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BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
The Mails:

From Attica and all Eastern points, arrives
daily at l2:45 p "; leaves daily ut 2:3OP NJ.
From Ashland, Coldwater, Nescatunga, sun
City, Lake City and Mingona, arrives daily.
From Kiowa, L. di, Canema, Sexton, Eldreu,
Hazelton, Hardtner and Htna, arrives daily,
at u. m. Leaves at 10 a. m.
From Kingmnn, Bross, Bates, Nashville, ar
rives at 80, pm. Leaves at a. IN.
From Sawyer, Elm Mills and Amber, arrives
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridi ys at 2:45
p. n. Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS atoAM. Arrives at SAWYER at Ills d. IN.
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Excursion Rates

For the meeting of the Kansas State
Teachers Association, to be held at
topeka. December 18th to 9th, the A.
/. q S. +. railway company will sell
tickets at one price for the round trip.
Tickets will be on sale Dec. oath and
10Th, 1889, good for return until Jan. 3.
1872. III. III. CASE,
n Agt. A. T. & S. R.R.Co
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About HoIsteIns

EDITORS index: There are many
people who claim that Holstein COWS
give very thin milk. That is a great
mistake, as any one may ascertain BY
;ailiLg at the creamery and consulting
he cream test. The milk from the
Medicine Valley stock farm tests high
# degree of richness than any other
mix brought into the Creamery. See
advertisement in this paper. Respect
July, JvLEAE O. CLARK.
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Sneeial Sale nf noIIs

| have one thousand Dolls. which
must dispose of before the HOLIDAYS.
and to do this 1 am going to set a day
ON which to sell them, and will sell
them at lower prices than ever before
sold in this city. They will be sold ON
Saturday, December 14th.
Is A. S. MCCIEAREY.
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Holiday Excursion Rates.

The Santa Fe Company will sell tick
cts over its lines from Medicine Lodge
to points In Kansas, within two hun
dred miles, at one fare for round trlp.
Tickets will be sold Dec. "A, 25 and 3lst
1889, and Jan. LIST, 1890. Limited for
return to January I'd, 1890.
III. III. CASE.
n Agt. A. T. & S. F. r. r.
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Ha! Hal! Hall!

the drugstore.
Mrs. D. What drugstore ?''
Mrs. II. '.Oh, the one the girl clerks
in.'' 0-'' a .
store.''
Mrs. II: "And don't you believe me.
ne has dolls with teeth. 1t jast beats
anything l have ever seen. Then he
mas nearly every kind of a doll you can
Mrs. D. swell This must be the
place. to go to get dolls for Christmas.
You know our children always think
they must have doll Christmas
Mrs. IL. ny s he has every kind of
Christmas presents, too. Albums of
the latest styles, dressing cases, mani
cure sets, gents shaving sets, books. i'm
fact everything needful for Christmas. u
Mrs. D.. well, WE'LL am going to
tell JQha.'' M
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sOutheru Kansas Railroad Time Card.

GOING EAST.
Passenger and Express, leaves. :25 p. IN.
freight, leaves J.4O n III .
COMING WEST.
Passenger and Express. arrives. 1913 p. m.
II. II. CASE, Local Agent.
POSTAL.
PostOffice atMedicIne Lodge open from A NJ
10 IN. Sundays one hour on arrival Of mail.
Money order office. y A. MCCLEARY. =. NJ.
CORA MCCLEARY, Assistant.
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LOCAL NEWS.

10 TO THE CANDY FACTORY and get pure
" home made candies at 20 cents per pound.
lee cream fruits, soda water and everything
In the confectionery line. AZ
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Coal. Goal. 20 =

We are prepared to deliver all Kinds
p coal. in any part OF the city, at the
lowest prices for SPoT CASH.
~ D0nns Bnos.
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pIRsTcLAss BAKERY-under management
i Of an expert-four kinds OF bread, Cream,
Vienna. w bite and Graham always ON hand at
Bristow'e. next to Day Records. A.
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ABSTRACTS a If you oom wses . soFFsst
lcall on Bronson g. Houchin. They have the on
Y Complete set of abstract books IN Barber
county. Ia
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M0MEV Be sure and see BRONSON &
| MONh I HoUCHIN if YOU want 70 make
a farm loan. They give privilege of paying at
any interest payment after three years. ID
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psmoeratie Central Committee.

i. w. STOUT, CHAIRMAN.
AUG. SCHMIDT SECRETARY.
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the INDEX last week, and we feel badly
over livery Ladly-not that we care
for the misrepresentation, but because
that paper has to resort to lying instead
of argument. This paper did not read
ALL of the KiOwa democrats out of the
party it did not consign them ALL to
hades, and it did not even propose that
they ALL be given free excursion to
Oklahoma. What we did say, and now
emphatically repeat, is this: 1.-The
democratic party ia Barber county
would be better OFF if all the kickers
and scratchers would go to Oklahoma.
We have an idea a number of them will
go there; but, if necessary, let the re-
spectacle, consistent, ever-scratching
democrats organize an emigration soci
ETY., and otfer special inducements to
all sore-head democrats to take advant-
age of excursion rates, and take trip
and forget to return. We would name
KiOwa Hall and his band of kickers as
suitable material to work on first.' All
of which the INDEX believes to be sound
doctrine. The party would then know
who to depend on. Now it let's these
pretended democrats enter the conven-
tons. take part IN the nomination of
ticket, and then go out and assist the
republicans in electing their ticket. As
the average vote for the democratic
ticket, excepting Stevens. at Kiowa,
was Sc, and as Stevens Epcetyed but ST
votes there, and many of these were
republican votes, il is plain that So
called democrats of the Herald stripe.
must Raye scratched Stevens. 1t is safe
TO say that Old Hall thinks the demo-
Gratis scratched Stevens, and he Is GER
tainly glad Of it, or he would not show
such signs Of rejoicing.
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Letter from Chicago.
Editor Sentinel and Republican

Editor Sentinel and Republican -
Persons who have lived in Chicago
for a number of years report that no
such winter as the present one has
been experienced iu this region in
many wears. The mldness of the
weather has been remarkable up to
within a week last past. Then an
old time blizzard with frost on its
whiskers and icicles in Eits breath,
swept down upon the city from its
home in the artic regions and has
been holding high carnival ever since
and from present appearance, not
withstanding the approach of old
Sol during the hours of day, istgoing
TO remain with us for some time
The weather at any time Is cold, but
at this season Of the year after such
mild weather 1t seems a good deal
colder than usual. But the cold
snap hes made the business interests
OF Chicago boom. Were it not for
the winters Chicago would not be
the CITY it now is. The winter makes
demands that must be attended to,
and business of all kinds reaps the
benefit.
Harvey II. Hamilton, a Juniata
bov, son of james H Hamilton Is
located on Dearborn street as man
arer of the Lehigh Valley Coal Com
panv. and he has become thoroughly
western in his ideas. He reallzs
that business is the life of this coun
trv and his life is wrapped up IN m
bnsiness interests of this city Id
glories in the present cod snap
Possibly in the future Mr.. HamlltoI
will be rated as one Of the coal bar
ons of our great country
Being in the vicinit' of o. B. Ten
mis- 4 Cos fine lace and decoration
store this morning, we dropped
and found both John and o b. Tel
mis- in. They are JuniEta boys an'
hail from Thompsontown, but froI
appearances they have become III
lures sof Chicago Although the
haze been away from Juniata fo
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.MHRRIED.

BROOKS-kURTZ-On the Both
ult at Fairfield, West Virginia. bv
Rev. Mr.. Ownsly, Mr.. W. +. Brooks
of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Miss Nora
KuI-tz, daughter of Wm. H. and Cath
crime kurtz of Juniata Co, Pa.
This Is the third daughter of Mr..
kurtZ that has been married in West
Virginia.
AAIIG-STRAWSER. - On Sep.
=, 1888, by Absalom Barner, J. P,
Lewis VI. Amig of Richfield. and Miss
Anges Strawser of Oriental.
KRATZER-D DRESSLER. - On
Oct Is, 1888, by the ssme Henry J.
kratzer, Of kratzersville. Pa. and
Miss Mary L. Dressler, of Oriental
at the residence of Rev. S. G.. Dress
Ter
GLADF'ELTER- ARMSTRONG
On Nov. II, 1888, by the same. at
the residence of the brides sister.
George c. Gladfelter and Miss Alice
Armstrong both of Monroe township.
LONG-ULSH-On Dec Is 1855.
by the same Benjamin F. Long. Of
Oriental and Miss Ida MAY Ulsh. Of
Pfoutz's valley
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Walker Township News.

1t Is quite awhile since we We're
heard from, 80 we take our pen and
brighten it aud let our readers know
that Walker is still stirring.
Charles Buckwalter Is recovering
from pneumonia
Henri -Azlrers vi iis r,.s>x.. IN s.Alt4.-.-,
the latter part of March.
Henry son of Franklin Frank
houser Of Mexico, entered the Girard
College of Philadelphia, Feb. o, 1889.
Isaac Weaver Is visiting in Cum
berland Co.
Thaddeus Caveny had horse to
die one night last week from colic.
Alice and Mary Aukar have re-
turned from Lancaster county where
they wcre visiting relatives and
friends.
On last Friday Allen Hack caught
Il string of fine fish in Mexico dam.
Tie Resolution Resolved that the
proposed amendment to the Consti-
tuition Of Pa, is detrimental to the
people, " viii he debated by the fol
lowing Literary Societies Mt. Pleas
ant, Tuesday evening, Feb II, 80 +;
Mexico, Wednesday evening, Feb
18th Cedar Grove, Thursday even
ing, Feb. Nth. All the societies are
III flouI-ishing condition, and are
the places where all who attend may
be benefited.
Owing to the breaking of n stove
in the Mount Pleasant School House
there was no school last Friday af-
ternoon. UsAw.
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Church during the revival that has
1een conducted for some weeks
The meetings viii be continued dnr.
ing the evenings of this week.
The Juniata Horse and NIuIe Pr
lection Company viii meet in the
court House in this place at ? o clock
T. Al, on Saturday the 23rd Of Feb
ruary. Persons desiring to Join the
company can do 50 at this time The
general business of the COMPANY Will
also be transacted.
Two years ago a Snyder county
tarmer lost n watch somewhere about
ms barn The other morning one of
his COWS choked To death. An ex-
animation of the COW revealed the
long lost watch in her wind pine
The COW had Just come across the
watch IN the straw.
The young ladies Foreign Mis-
slonary Society Of the Presbyterian
Church of this place viii hold a Fes-
tIval IN George W. Wilson's building
III Patterson on next FRIDAY evening.
Coffee, sandwiches, ice cream and
cake VIII be served. There viii be an
art gallery on exhibition at the
Festival
Twenty five boys, aged nine to
fifteen Years, in the McAlisteryille
Soldiers Children School have within
the past week behaved in an incom-
prehensible manner, such as uttering
"a honling noise, kick and strike
moderately tear paper and scatter it
over the floor, misname things at
which they looked, pick at their cloth
ing, attempt To go out of windows.
turn up their eyes, and so forth.
They have at no time during their
peculiar demonstrations been what
may be called sick, but were able t.
take their meals and 90 to the plav
room. Their pulse and temperature
has been normal The faculty be
came alarmed over the manifestations
and prominent doctors have been in
consultation ill the past week. The
G. a Il. Posts have sent COMMITTEES.
and there has been n seance all most
every day during the past week in
which some of the boys have taken
part. Just what the cause is, has
not been satisfactorily established.
One VIII say 1t is want of proper diet
and diversion, another proclaims it
hallucination, another SAYS it is
nervous insanity, another SAYS it is
summer drink, another saws it is
candy eating, another says it Is
trlckery. Up to this time no serous
results to the boys have followed their
demonstrations
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SHORTLOCALS.
little tattle


On TO the Inauguration.
The no nee panic has abated.
Court lasted nearly all week.
valentines N store windows
Tie school director question.
The ice houses have been filed
The cold snap was ON the sixth.
Broken the back bone Of winter.
With the 18th begins 40 days of
Lent.
The Wilson horses sold at Ss5 to
s215
The newest order. The order Of
Nt-ht Caps.
Good for two days railroad ex-
srsinu tickets.
tn. railroad beef ice house was
busy place last week.
ThcL O. +. lodge Of Mcvey-
town have a new hall
Cleveland VIII practice law in New
York utter the 4th Of March.
The banks viii be closed on the
22nt Washington's birth day.
Thirty days in Jail, or S25 fine for
selling ciguretets to boy in Ohio.
Annie Hawk. daughter Of Henry
Hawk las been i'll with pneumonia
State Senator Henry S. Taylor,
OF Philadelphia, died last week of
pneumonia.
There is an epidemic Of measles in
Washington county, that has closed
the public schools.
Thirty women signed an apphca-
non for liquor license III MELVILLE,
Cumberland county.
The ground hog and almanac
makers agree that spring viii he here
ON the 2lst Of March.
The Juujata Conference of the
Lutheran Church will meet in Liver
p"u~ March II. u and 13.
The tribute of respect, in honor OF
The memory of Miss Laura \. Wood
"'rd VIII appear next issue.
Ice to the amount Of 300 tons ;
|. ,ay was hauled from Rhom's dam IL
\ i1rAlng creek To the railroad ic,
house. last week
Tn. I,+.,,...t;,,... A. S,.,., 1,,,,.,
i Agriculture at Harrisburg was at
tended by DIR. David Wilson, d. G.
. Alter and D. G.. Alter.
The Chinese Village Compan,
gave "a pleasant entertainment in tn
w. 4 Il. Hall last Friday evening tina
Was highly appreciated.
On account Of Rev. L. Y. Havs be
ing OUT of health no preaching service
were held IN the PRESBYTERIAN churc
"l TINS place, ON Sabbath.
mere viii he a union temperanC
meeting NJ the Presbyterian churc
,u next Wednesday evening at =
A''rcNs 10y Mrs f. McLaughlan.'
NlIS. Kate f. Rice, formerly AIis
N'S'r Wen known to opcople Of tn
"nimmltv died M the home of he
husband m Bloomfield on the st
INST ct pneumonia Interment
h"omtield last SATURDAY..
'o persons have professed conve
N'H m the Methldist Fuis,,r
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sale Register

Feh'v 10 - Mrs. Henry Aucker
viii sell IN Mexico, a lot Of farm
indictments and household effects.
February 23. - Joseph Aucker,
aren't for Lydia Aucker and agent for
Cathariue Aucker formerly Catharine
Carver. vii sell two pieces Of real
estate in Favette township. Sale at
10 O'Clock - m
February 26.-Samuel lines will
sell at his place in Walker township.
one mile north of Van Vert, horses.
cows. young cattle, hogs. farming
impLem,uts and household furniture
Sale NJ ID O'Clock A. NJ.
Wednesday, Feb'y %. - David
smith viii sell on. lis farm n half
mile .0uth of Oakland Mills, horses.
s. COW. mower and afull line of.farm-
iug implements. Sale at 10 O'Clock
n u.
February 2Sth.-John T. Barefoot
viii sell near SpOnhower's factory.
I mile north Of Oakland Mills, 3 work
horses. Z colts, = COWS 3 young cattle,
sheep, 3 shoats, farming implements
and household goods. James Cav
suv Auctioneer.
March TT. X. Hickman will
sell Ut his place, one mile south of
Oakland Mills, n large lot of live
stock, horses, COWS, young cattle.
sheep. hogs, and poultry, potatoes by
the bushel and so forth. Sale at 10
o'clock 4. NJ.
Tuesday. March 5th, ISS9.-J. T.
Sicber, 5n Walker Twp, three and a
half miles southeast of Miffiintown,
will sell extra fine brood mares
and colts, COWS, and Young cattle,
farming implements &c. H. H
Snyder, Auctioneer
March 6.-Teston Benner viii sell
10 his place Of residence two miles
west of Thompsontown, three horses,
colt, COWS, ) Young cattle, n bull.
three -hotcs, and lot of farmmg
implements. Sale ut 10 O'Clock a. IN.
March Albert Kaufman will
sell on the property of James Adams,
three miles east of MHffintown. 3
horses 3 COWS, lot of young cattle
aul farming implements.
March 21.- Henry Moist viii sell
at his place of residence in Walker
township, horses, cattle, sheep and
farming implements Of all kinds
Thursday. March 21st.-Enoch
viii sell near Reeds Gap,
Imlata Co., Pa, his entire stock of
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and farm
ing implements. 5. q. Rohfer, Auc-
.Iuutcr
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GLADFFLTER- -ARATSTRON
DIED: q:

On the 14th of January, Peter
VanOrmer IN the state Of Illinois,
aged about 73 years.
Mr.. NanOrmer was born and raI-
ed IN Juniata Co, and relatives of tie
deceased live in Fayette Twp. Fe
removed to the west about so wear.
ago.
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Itch, Mango, and scratches on hu-
man or animals cured IN 80 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks Il Co,
Druggists, Nifflintown, Pa. Oct. 81,
1y.
Rupture cure guaranteed by Dr.
J. f. Maver, S31 Arch street, Phira,
PA. Ease at once. No operation or
delay from business, attested by
thousands of cures after others fail
Advice free. Send for circular.
March II, 'SS, ".
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring-bone, STILES, Sprains, all SwOl-
len Threats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
by the use OF one bottle. Warrant
ed. Sold by l. Banks Il Co, Drug
gists, AIiffiintown, Pa Oct Bliss, ,1y
The following item Is going the
rounds Of the press. On the morn
ing of April 80, 1889, at nine O'Clock
it has been arranged that the church
bells all over the country shall ring
to celebrate the event OF one hundred
years ago, when the church bells
Throughout the thirteen States rang
out to call the people together tc
pray for the success and prosperity
of the country under Gen. Washing
ton, that day inaugurated president
of the United States. 4 call is made
from the committee having charge ot
these arrangements that IN ever,
church IN the land services be held
to implore a continuance of the favol
which has been shown this natiuI
. since IL birth
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The Homliest Man IN AhIintown and
Patterson, well as the handsomesf, and
others are invited to call on any druggist
and get fee trial bottle OF Kemp's Bal
sam IOT Ihe Throat aud Lungs, a remedy
that Is selling entirely upon its merits and
Is guaranteed to cure and relieve ali Chron
ic anu Acute Coughs, Asthma, BrouchitIs
ana Consumption Price so cents and 81.