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LicorIcc culture.

Large quantities Of licorlce arc annu-
ally imported into the United States
and there is no doubt that the soil and
climate OF Florida are we'll suited 10 its
production. But there are many other
crops more likely to engage the atten
ton OF cultivators of the soil at present.
Still, it is well to learn something of
this.
Licorice is propagated like horse
radish by means Of root slips. which are
removed from the main root. The soil
must be well fertilized and thoroughly
broken to the depth of three feet TO
attain the best results. This great depth
Is necessary TO encourage the roots 70
grow downward TO escape the intense
heat not only of one but several hot sum-
mers, as jt takes three or four wears TO
protect the roots for market. during
which time the plant must receive con-
slant and careful cultivation with the
prong hoe.
If weakened and checked in growth
by insufficient preparation Of the soil.
want OF manure or careless culture. the
plants are liable to the attack of the
red spider, TO their serious IL not fatal
injury.
Lay of the rows two feet apart, and.
after cutting the root slips into sections
OF five or six inches, plant them in
vertical holes made with a dibble six
teen inches apart, observing to thrust
them several inches below the surface
and cover them.
AS the growing season closes each
autumn, and the leaves turn yellow, the
stems should be cut down and removed
and liberal coating of manure given as
a top dressing. Apply well-decayed
barnyard manure composed with rich
hammock 0opJ soil.
If the plants have been we'll cared for
the roots may be large enough in three
years to harvest for market, though four
years is not uncommon. Harvesting is
quite a tedious job, and on account of
the depth-two or three feet-has to be
done with a spade.
When dug the side roots, used for
propagation, are cut off and the main
roots are washed, dried, and tied in con-
venient sized bundles. FLORIDA Agri-
cuLturist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04

verge Of the grave" said she; ''and by
you, Gilbert. Gilbertm looking wist.
fully up into his face.
"Wellqn e-'>
"Will-will you teach me TO swiml
You are so strong, so noble, aud am so
weak and ignorant Oh, Gilbert, after
this you will be my prince smong men 7"
Emma, my love, my darlingp
That was how IL happened. There
was no formal proposal nor acceptance
only these words-only a lovers kiss,
shy girls joyful nestling TO the side of
him whom she had regarded as her hearts
master; and so they were engaged.
The people of Red Hollow expressed
themselves differently on the subject.
'Silbert Bligh hasn't no book. .larnin', ~
said Squire Peters; ''and this young wo
mans eradicate of TasseI College
Don't see how she came TO fancy him.
That don't signify" said Widow
Dunn. Hes mortal smart, and owns a
good patch o. land right on the farmin'-
flats; but only hope they'll live happy
together. II / was a man, wouldn't
dare to marry gal that had put me
outer the school'us. She must hev
temper"
But neither Gilbert nor Emma had any
misgivings-and, after all, they were
the chief persons concerned. Saturday
Mint.
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South and West.

Two Mexican raiders who crossed the bor-
der into Texas with objects of robbery were
killed by American officers Three OF tho
latter were wounded.
A GIRL named Ada Lebrocht lost her life
IN the burning OF the Standard Bagging
Factory at st. Louis
DAN WARD, sixteen years old, shot and
killed Ed. Burke, two years his junior at
Birmingham, Ala. Burke asked Ward for
q cigarette and the latter replied he had
none Burke called his friend liar, when
Ward shot him
The mill OF the Chicago Lumber Company
at Denver, Col, was burned. Loss, $75, 900
GoLDBERG BROTHERS, OF Milwaukee
Wis, dealers in lace5, have failed for $li0,
O)O.
THE plant of the St Paul Mimi Meat
aud Provision Company was burned. Loss
5000 OO0
BURNS HARGErT, aged twelve years, was
caught by the foot and drawn between the
rollers of n corn-cruSher at Fredrick. Md. 10
was two hours before the body could be re.
leased, and then IL was ground up into
mere mass OF flesh and bones.
NAVIGATION is open for the season in ali
the Western rivers
ALvIs TURNER and JEFF King were going
toward Cumberland Gap, KY. and james
Burch was coming to town, and the meeting
was celebrated by Avis Turner shooting at
Burch, the ball only striking Burch's gun.
Burch returned tho IRE, promptly killing
Alvs Turner, and then King fired on Burch
killing him and beating hasty retreat up
Clear Creek.
EIGHT tramps were publicly Hogged on
their bare backs by Citizens Committee in
Fairbury, Neb., for impudent and boisterous
conduct.
A FIRE at Kenny, Ill, destroyed 100000
worth OF property, including more than
twonty stores and business houses.
A TRAIN near Dunlaps, Ind struck n
buggy containing Robert McCaffrey, aged
twoDty and Miss Della Love aged eightsen
OF Elkhart. Both we're found on the pilot
of the engine dead. McCafrey's head was
crushed, and the young woman's neck bro.
ken.
HARVEY JOHNSON, a thirteen year-old boy,
and playmate found n small keg of pow
der in barn at Sioux City, Iowa. The
johnson boy dropped lighted cigarette into
the keg, and an explosion followed, which
killed them both.
THE Central Warehouse at Chicago, with
its valuable store Of teas and coffees, was
burned 10 tho ground, entailinZ loss OF
about $l,5O0.0OO
LEE LYONS, a colorad ex convict, was
driven 10 bay at Franklinton, N. g., and as
he refused TO surrender, the Sheriff aud his
deputies fired six bullets into him, ending his
life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04

A wHtre book on Samoa has been issne,l
at Berlin; Prince Bismarck repudiatss the
acts and utterances OF Consul knappe, the
German Consul az Samoa
THE Government has taken steps 10 pre-
vent the introduction into Mexico of Anieri,
can lard owing to the official announcement
that it is detrimental 70 health.
ENGLAND has demanded OF Morocco $3.50 .
600 Indemnity for tho massacre and pillagc
a. the Mackenzie factory at Cape Judy In
1854
MINISTER HEEMsxERK has beon appointed
Regent OF Holland,
CHoLERA has broken out AZ Hamboansa
IN the Philippine Islands There have been
i've hundred deaths 50 FAR.
THOUSANDS Of cannl Ncrkmen have lef,
the lsthmus o, Panama, and work hs,
about stopped.
THE barracks in the citadel at Halifax,
Nova Scotia, were burned, aud the city was
endangered for time by the proximity OF
tho Tire TO the powder magazine.
AN expedition OF oO0O Mahdisis proceeded
IN steamers and barges against Emin Pasha.
tinin defeated the dcrvishes near Bohr kill.
ing most OF them and capturing their
steamers and much ammunition.
THERE have lately been sixty sudden
deaths in n hospital at Florence, Italy. Mi
proceeded 10y intestinal disturbance Some
newspapers attribute the deaths 20 bad FOO /,
AN excursion party OF ssvohteen persons
enjoying sail on Lake Chalpa ia the State of
Jalisco, Mexico, were capsized hy gale and
all were drowned.
Tnr Ministers have prevailed upon th,
the Queen OF Holland 10 undertake tsmpor.
arlly. the duties OF Regent. Tho Cabinet
has decided 10 conVoko a Congress OF the
two Chambers for the purpose of declaring
tho King incapaci'ats1 for tho duties OF a
Sovereign
THE two Spanish coasting steamships Min.
dao and NSayas collided or Manila The
former sank with thirty OF her crew and
passengers.
EX-PRTsIDENr CLEVELAND was anter.
tained at dinner in Havana by the Governor
OF Cuba.
TuE Hon. Guy bawnay, Momber Of thc
British Parliament, has been killed by a buf.
falo while hunting on Masa Island, Zangibar.
Africa. ilo was member for North York
shire, served in the Zulu war and was Just
forty years OF ago.
KING CHAHLEss nephew, Prince Ferdi
nand, has been proclaimed Crown Prince OF
Roumania.
THE steamer Ocotlan foundered on Lake
ChapalG, near Guadalai0ra, Mexico. A
large excursion party was on board Rt the
time. Fifty bodies were recovered from the
wreck. Many more were known TO loo still
In the wreck.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04
Washineton.

SECRETARY TRACY mas ordered the
steamer Thetis 10 procsei 10 Sitka, Alaska
rBE President has issue a proclamation
forbidding the killing OF any otter. mink,
msrten, sable or fur seal, or other fur bear
ing animal in Alaska. Penalties fixed for It's
violation are for each offence 500 TO 81 900
fine and not more than six months mprisOn-
ment, or both, and the vessels will DO con
fscatst.
The President has signed tho proclamation
opening Oklahoma 70 settlement. May / Is
set as the dato for opening the Territory.
JUDGE CHANDLER, Of Independence, Mo-,
has accepted the place Of First Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury.
SEcRETAEY WINDOW has appointed james
H. Windrim. of Philadelphia, Supervising
Architect OF the Treasury, vice viii a..
Freret, resigned by request.
THE Pregident has reserved Monday 20
himself, and on that day sees those only with
whom he has engagements.
COLONEL FHED ID. GRANT callod ~ the
Department % State and took tho oath OF
Office as Minister to Austria.
SEcRErARY WryDoa has issued che follow
ing Instructions % customs officers in regard
70 the Paris Exposition Manufacturer,
articles or wares produced or manufactured
in tho United States which may b. sent %
the Paris Exhibition Of 1889 for exhibition
viii upon their return to the United States
be admitted ~ free entry.
POsTMAsTER-G GENERAL WAHAMAKER and
the Hawaiian Minister have signed n con.
ventiOn increasing the amount Of money
orders between the two % 500
POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAwAKER has
appointed tho following division superin.
tendents of the railroad mail service. First
Division, w. n. Bigclow, Boston, Mass
Second Division. r. q Jackson New York
Third Division. 9. w. Vickcry, Washing
ton, ID g.. Fourth Division, T.. M. Terrell,
Atlanta, Ga Fifth Division, George ".
Pepper, Cleveland Ohio.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04

The Hon. Stanley Matthews. Associate
Justice Of the United States Supreme Court,
who las teen seriously III for some time past,
died at 1890 o'clock IN the morning at his
home in Washington City
When the Supreme Court met tho char
which had been occupied by Justice Mat
theWs was drapsd in black When the Jus.
tces mad taken their seats and the Marshal
had opened the court, Chief Justice Fuller
announced that the court had ust heard OF
the death OF Justice Matthews. and that
therefore no business would be transacted
that day. The Marshal declared the court
adjourned until the following Tuesday,
STANLEY Matthews WAS born in Cincinnati,
July ~, 1874 He was graduated at Kenyon
college in 1870, stud ei law and was ad.
United 70 the Bar, settling IN Maury County,
Tenn. Ho shortly after returned to Cincin-
natl. He became editor OF this Cincinnati
Herdid, the first daily anJi.slavery paper in
that city.
In is5i be became Judge OF tho Court OF
Common Pleas in Hamilton County, was
state Senator in 1855, aud I'm iS56-Ji was
United States Attorney FOR the southern
district OF Ohio.
lie served with distinction in the Union
Army during the war but resigned his com
mission as Colonel in 1868 70 become Judge
OF the Suprene Court In Cincinnati
lie was Presidential elector on the Lin.
coln'JOhnsou ticket in 1874 and on the Grant.
Collar ticket in 1865. He was defeated as
Republican candidate for Congress In 1875
and in the next yoar was one Of the counsel
before tho celebrated Electoral Commission,
opening the argument In beh 40 OF the Re-
publican electors OF Florida AMI making the
principal argument IN the Oregon case.
In March, 1877, he was elected United
States Senator IN place OF John Sherman,
who hal resigned.
In 1881 he was appointe1 Associate Justice
Of ths United States Supreme Court By
President Hayes, just before the latter va
Gated his Office. Mr. Matthew's nomination
was not acted on, and he was rsnominatei
by President Garfield. His appointment
was confirmed by the Senate on May ~,
1881.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04
A TRIPLE MURDER.
DefauIter w ". Harvey Kills His
wife and Two Daughters.

Defaulter w w. Harvey Kills His
wife aud Two Daughters.
w - Harvey, bookkcepor for w. J.
Lyon, Of Guelph, Canada, was arro5tsl,
charged with embezzling 5000 from his sm
ployor, and was shortly aftsrward bailod out
by Dr. Lett During the forenoon Harvey
purchased a revolver The Chief Of Police
bad occasion - visit Harvoys residence dur
ing the afternoon anil found tho ho1sa
cloeed.
Forcing en- entranco be found Haryey'slit
he girl OF twelve years lying dead on thu
floor Of che front bedroom with n bullet hole
n her head. Turning from jbo awful sight
ho found the eldest daughter lying beside n
bed dead The chief then went down stairs
and found Mrs Harvey with n similar bullet
wound.
Harvey was sen driving toward schaw
station, and was pursued and arrested.
Harvey was Superintendent on Sc Georges
Church Sunday-school He attempted o.
murder his son and commit suicide before
being arrested.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04

~. Kayser mas succeeded In obtaining
photograph Of the aurora borealis from
The summit of Mount Rigi, in switger.
latd. p his Is au interesting fact. II
haying hitherto been regarded Is impos.
sioic 90 photograph the aurora for want
OF plate sufficiently sensitive % bo en-.
pressed 10y ITS rays Guuther, In hla
wcI~known physical geography, do
eiarcs ii 90 be utterly impossible TO pho
tognaph tho aurora, the most carefnIlv
prepared plate remaining neutral when
exposed to the sufora's rays. DR.. Kay-
ser fesorted to special precautions a6d
employed a colosod dry pla.c the aza,
in irocken plstto
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04
A Chicken Eccontricity.

An Ohio poultry raiser has mado
curious discovery. He says that If YOU
go out to feed flock Of chickens and
viii cause them TO wait, they will in
variably. as they crowd about you. be.
gin circuit around you from right TO
left, IN front, and continue this revolu.
tion as long as you stand there No
amount Of Interruption or manouvorinQ
can confuse them or compel them to
take the contrary direction az any time.
CiicaQ0 Herald
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04

At the Royal Powder Factory, Ia Bel
gium, a new gunpowdcr is being made.
They call 10 poudrepapier, or paper
powder, and IL Is said that q charge Of
two and ono-half grammes 0hirty-nine
grains) gives, in n rife Of small calibre.
an initial velocity Of $50 yards to the
ball. This is equal 70, IL IL does not
beat, the Lebel powder The additional
advantages are attributed to Il Of not
smeariBg the barrel, Of producing no
smoke aud Of causing no recoil.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04

After long illness, John Bright, tho Eng.
lish statesman, is dead. His end was peace
ful. aud painless. His four sons aud three
daughters were all present at his bedside
As soon as his death was announced the
church tells Of London began tollug.
In the House Of Commons the Right Hon.
William II. Smith. the Government leader.
with much emotion referred TO the death OF
Mr. John Bright. lie said that he would
postpone his remarks ON Mr. Bright until Mr.
Gladstone would be present
Mr.. Bright represented the Central Divis.
ion Of Birmingham i'm the House.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04
NInth Day.s NomInatIona.

The President sent tho following nominA.
tions 70 the Senate during tho forenoon.
James Tanner, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, 10 b.
Commissioner OF Pensions
James NJ. Shnckelford, Of Indiana, tC n
Judge Of the United States Court for tho In
dian Territory.
Zaoharial T. WaIrond. OF Kansas. 10 bs
Attorney OF the United States Court for the
Indian Territory.
Thomas B. Needles Of Illinois, 10 10 Mar.
ihal Of tho United Statos Court for tho In
dian Territory.
Walter +. Corbett, OF Georgia, TO bo
Marsbai Of the United States for the Southern
District OF Georgia.
Edwin Wlits. Of Michigan, 20 DO Assist
ant Secretary OF Agriculture.
Commodore David IS Harmony 10 be Rear
Admiral
Captain Francis N. Ramsey to be Com
mOdoro
Commander William T. Sampson TO bo
Captain.
lieutenant Commander r.. b. Bradford 10
10 Commander
Lieutenant y. r. G. Leutzo to be a Lieu.
tenant Commander
Ensign John @. Guinby 10 be a Lieutenant,
junior grade
Lieutenant Commander George A. Con.
verse 10 be a Commander.
Lieutenant y. H. Gilmore b b9 n Lieuten.
ant Commander
lieutenant Frank y. Beatty. junior grade,
10 De "a Lieutenant
Ensign Thomas 3. Rogers 70 DO q lAouton
ant. iunios grode
Manly fitch Gates. Of Pennsylvania, n
De an assistant surgeon
The senate late in the afternoon confirmed
the nominations Of a H. Bradley, Assistant
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF tho District
~ Columbia Frank R. Aikcng. AssO.iato
Justice, Dakota j. R McFio Associate Jus.
tiCo, New Mexico II. N. Blake Chief Jus.
iic9, MOuteun. J. d. Flonuory, District
Attorney, Colorado. vi. O. Moore Gov.
ernor Of Washington Territory, o. q.
White, Secretary of Washington Terri.
tory n. % Murphy. Secretary 0f Arizona;
Julius G0ldschmidt Consul General az
Vionna Edwin Willetts. Assistant Secretary
Of Agriculture, and q large number Of POIt.
masters. After discussing tho matter for over
three hours tho Senate confirmed WhitelaW
Reid. ~ New York 70 be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Pleuip0tautiorY 20
France, AMI Fred y. Grant, Of New York. 10
bs Minister - Austria. Hungary. Tho
nominations Of naval officers for promotion
reported recently wero OIL confirmed
James Tanner was born Ga Schoharie 60.
N. ". AZ The age of seventeen be enlisted rs
n private bob the Eight New York Volunteora
For gallantry on the field ho was made a cor
poral. a sholl nt Bull Run tore sway
both of h.s logs aud bis career as eoldisr
was ended a clerkship n che War Depart
meut at Washington was awarded him
During BIS connection with Tho department
Do studied law, and in 1869 was admitted 20
practice. Siuce De has be0n on active worker
in tho g. a. r.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04

President Harrison during the afternoon
tent che Following nominations TO the Senate.
Francis Il. Warren, OF Wyoming Territory,
to bo Governor OF Wyoming Territory.
benjamin r. White, OF Dillon, Montana,
to be Governor OF Montana
Leo Moorehouse, OF Oregon, 20 DO Agent
Tor tho Indians OF Unatilla Agency In Ore
gon.
Robert y Bolt, OF MARYLAND. 20 be Assist
ant Commits oner OF Indian Affairs
Oscar NJ. Spollmau, OF Arkansas TO be
Marshal Of tho United States for the Eastern
District OF Arkansas.
Charles q. Walters, OF Arkansas, 20 10
United States Attorney for the Eastern Dis
triCt OF Arkansas
Postmasters- Charles H. Prescott, al
Holyoke, Mass. Clarence NJ Reed, at Dan.
kirk, N. V. Edward y. Vreeman, At Sala.
manca, NJ Y. James NJ Clark, nc New
castle, Penn. Charles w. Jones' Martins.
vlle Va
The following nominations were confirmed
by the Senate;
James Tanner, Commissioner OF Pensions.
Jeremiah Sullivan. Collector OF Customs
tor Montana aud Idaho.
James W. Wakefield Collector OF Customs,
Bath, Me.
Seligman BroS, special fiscal agents Navy
Department nc London.
George w. McBrte, Collector OF Customs
for Grand lInvNn. Mich
Charles q. Edwards, Collector OF Customs
for Minnesota.
Charles NJ. Bradshaw, Collector OF Cuy-
toms pugot Sound, Washington Territory.
u. 4. Walrond, Unite States Attorney,
Indian Territory.
4. Il. Needles, Marshal, Indian Territory.
J. NJ. Shacklctord. Julge. indian Tcrrl-
tory
Eleventh Days Nominations
The President on this day sent to the Sen
ate the following nominations:
hobert Lincoln, OF Illinois, 10 be Minister
TO Great Britain.
Murat Halstci, OF Ohio, to be Minister to
Germany
Allen Thorndko Rice OF New York, to be
Minister 10 Russia.
Patrick Egan, of Nebraska, to DO Minister
20 Chilli
Thomas Ryan, Of Kansas, TO bo Minister
10 Moxico.
John Hicks, of Wisconsin, to bo Minister
10 Peru.
George p. Loring. OF Massachusetts,, 70 be
Minister Resident aud Consul. General TO
Portugal
Marion Erwin, of Georgia. 10 be United
States Attorney for the Southern District OF
Georgia.
Tyre Glenn, of North Carolina, 20 be United
States Marshal for the Western District OF
North Carolina
James o. Churchill, of Missouri TO be Sur
Feyor OF Customs for the port OF St Louis
Postmasters-A Abram w. Lansing at
tlatsburg, ~ Y; David A. Jones at Scran-
ton, Penn; Chester A. Wilcox at Quincy.
I'LL Oscoola H. Serviss nc Kansas City. Mo.
Tho Senate confirmed the following nomi. ,
nations: Albert A. Burleigh, Collector OF
Customs at Aroostook, Me. Francis r. War
ren, Governor OF Wyoming Territory: BEN
amin II. White. Governor OF Montana;
Robert v. BELT, Assistant Commiss oner OF
Indian Affairs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04

So FAR this year there have been fifteen
dusis and sixteen suicides at Monte Carlo
The great italian gambling resort
TT IS estimatod that the losses due to The
collapse of the French copper ring amount
20 S3O0)0.O0D
a FREycH torpedo boat has founiersd Of
ChcrDourg in n hurricane. H0r captain and
fourteen Ol her crew we're drowned
CoUNr PETER 6cHCVAL0TF. the distin
gulshod Russian diplomat and General. died
at Sc Petersburg. aged xty-One
TIE town OF pinsk in Russia has been do
stfoyed BY fire tik persons we're burned %
DEATH
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04

ALENANDER, the thirteen yoar-old King
Of Servie has written % bis mother, eE
Queen Natalie. b. remain absent from Sorvia.
81, be says her presence in the country
would render bis position q dinicuit one
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04

'Gs she dead2-Emmal For heavens
sake, speak I"
Dead" rumbled old Abraham Gay
Tor. ''No more'n you be. Look at the
color comm back into her lips. But
say, though, it was a narrow squeeze OF
h, one time. That currents powerful
strong, and The bridge timbers was
sweeping down on ye like thousand o.
brick. It's n good thing you knowed
how TO swim like an otter, Gil Blioh.
Yes, you're safe 40 homel j bruno We
both back wrapped IN all the blankets
my ole woman had. That's your own
freight you're starin' at
''After an, 70 was only a drenchiuo.
fright and a chill, said Gilbert. that
dusk, as they sat BY the fire. when Mrs.
Bligh had gone out to feed the late
brood Of chickens, aud johnny was in
the shed trying t. build a ship that
should bo like the one described In
''Mr~terman Readys" fascinating PAGES.
ia, ma shuddefed.
81 have been rescued from the very
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-10-12
Deafness Can't be Cured

by local application, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies Deafness is
caused by an inaamed condition of the
muscus lining OF the E1stachian Tube
When this tube gets infamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when 1T is entirely closed deafness is the
result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken ont and this tube restored To its
normal condition, hearing will he des-
troyed forever; nine cases out OF ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but
an inflamed condition OF the muscus sur-
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollar, for
any case of deafness Caused BY catarrhl
that We cannot cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure: Send for circulars, free.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. q.