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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
sns Fought the Viper.

Baltimore American.
Snow Hit, Sept. 10.--Mrs. A. W.
Smith, wife Of DR.. Alvey w. Smith,
whilst engag d in her household duties
yesterday, raw what she supposed 70 be
one toad trying to swallow another.
Placing flesh fork, which she happened
to have in her hand At the time, upon
toad No. 2, she WAS surprised 10 tind il
was not toad but snake, which AZ once
twisted itsek around the ladE's arm. In
stead of shrieking or fainting away,
which 10 usually considered the proper
thing under such circumstances, Mira.
Smith pinned the reptiles head firmly to
the ground with her right htnd, and
reaching a stick of wood with her left,
dispatched his snakeship and proceeded
about her duties as quietly Us though
nothing hGd occurred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
4 weddlng az C.ntreytlle.

OENTRgyILLE Mn. Sept 10--Mis
Maggie Il. McFeely OF Oan,rayille, ant.
Mr. j. Rosna Smith OF Baltimore, were
married here to-day by the Rev. j.. w.
Balderson at tho Methodist Protestant
church. The ushars were Beverly Sener
of Washington, d. o.. Amos Cnmmins
OF Baltimore; ". Stanley Peters, Ausua
tus Koadng, William I. Heating and
Frank Keating of Csntreville. Miss
Lollfe Oouraey played the wedding march.
The bride way given away by Mr. 3. Il.
Wright. She was dressed in Handsome
maave colored Henrietta cloth, NTH hat
ind gloves 10 match, and carried bou-
quet OF La France roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith left on tbs 2.30 train for Balti-
more, their future home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
Prohibition tta Cccli.

EIKToE, Nd Sept. 10. The members
of tie Anti.LioeuGe League OF Uscil
county, held convention in Gilpin's
Hail in this town, to-day for the purpose
OF considering the hes. methods of pro.
noting the success of the present pro-
hibitory law. The league is composed OF
the active and honorary memhers o the
W. o. L. o., and most Of the lending
temperance workers in tho county. The
Rev. j. Il. MIllisan OF Zion, was made
president and j. NJ. McUuilouqh, secre-
tery. Among those presut who par.tci-
pa.ed in the discussion were DR.. Il. o.
Nekall, George A. Blake, Esq, L M.
Haynes. Esq the Rev. William Schoulsr,
the Rev. j. b. Q1igg, the Rev. J. p Otis,
the Roy. Mr.. Jones end Henry r. Tor
bert. Much interest was shown, aud the
members OF this convention are very aan-
eu'ne Of meeting with success at tho On.
suing election.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

rsnrry y. Chester

~. = :, - -,
the homestead amt or bright an cheerful az
!, u u.s. 20 DO,
The leaves ain't CROWN half 80 green upon the
~, maple uee-
The brook con'tseem ter ripple like fused tor,
- uoWn lhe Mill
ihe p 3l., appear Ter hev some AZ sad
-, ueI lhrlllf
me wayin' corn hez lost It's gold, the sunshine
r mn = so bright,
longer night
There rs s1methini gnawn' ut my heart guess
he1 come 10 stay;
Tho world mint been the same to mo since
Aellie went away.
.,
me Oh piano over taere gave hef when
bride
tain , Sre EN-! played upon but once since she
-; TOOK SICK nnu lieu
An then q y, neSlbor4 gil came in an struck
~, "olu blsck 100,
An "When III swallows liomeward Fly an
somehow, uph you Know
II almost Mate me crazy VIA with anguish an
J saw nor siitin' at the keys, but knew she
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
NOW 1T WAS DOVE.
Tho German Reporter Gets There
With Roth Enet

WIN b0lh Feet.
From staats-Zeltung, Sept. 10.
Yesterday morning the delegates of the
Republican party assembled at Dover.
AT 0, 45 special train cana from Will
mington which had made the run to
Dover In one hour and 45 minutes. On
the train were 2l9 men, one woman and
two children, besides Hyatt's Military
Band, is men strong. Fhe frst district,
city of Wilmington, assembled in Repre-
sentative Hal. Henry MoLear was
chairman and James Gard secretary.
The afternoon session was opened to o
full house. Great heat ragged in the hall.
The committee was still in session. Oar
ing the time Hyatt's Military Band played
familiar tunes. When the Star epangled
Banner was rendered national flag was
waved. Loud calls were made for Levi
O. Bird, who was absent as we'll as for
Bach, Sperry, and other distinguished
members Of the party. At 3 40 all wero
stilling waiting for the committee. When
1t appeared And made known that Rich
ardson and Cannon were nominated by
reclamation, mighty jubilation broke
loose.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

The light house board gives notice that
Fishers Point range post-lights, Della
ware river, New Jersey, have been moved
to the westward OF their former petitions.
This front lighs Is located on the Fishers
Point dyke, about two thirla its length
from the lower end, aud the 1esr light on
shore near white barn. The range
shows the channel from the Pennsylvania
side 20 the New Jersey side OF the river,
about half way between buoy No. 81, on
tho upper (eastern) end Of Petty's Island
lata, and buoy No. 80 on the lower
(western) end of Five-Hlile Points flats.
Also, that the range poat,lights on the
east end of Petty's Island, Delaware
river, New Jersey, have been disoon-
timed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

Is one whlea is guaranteed 10 bring you
satisfactory results, or la case OF failure a
return OF purchase price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised druggist
bottle OF DR.. Kings Now Discovery for
Consumption. II Is guaranteed to bring
reliet in every case when used for any gfiec-
lion OF tho throat, lunEs or chest, such us
consumption, inflammation Of lungs, bron-
ehttls, asthma, whooping cough, Group,
Nc, Re- IL is pleasant and RgTeeahle 10
t,ste, perfectly safe and can always % de-
pended upon. TriHl bottles free At Eeaton
Smiths drug store, corner Seventh and
Pine streets. Goods delivered fee OF
charge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
ElgMtlng !, e,la,,re lYllI.

MILpaukaG, VIA, aepi. Il.-Dr. F.
J Wi!ke, who ii Nc tie head Of the Efu-
name aociety'4 work at OahAosh is
ia this Uity 20 sseurs legal ad-
yice upon peculiar point A
few dsys ego Mr.. Marshall Harris,
former ptaqident OF the Humaue
society and a very wealthy citizln Of
Oshkosh w9s gathegtd 10 his fathers. lie
Tn9 the owner 81 many years OF tine
family hoEss thsg Was Ell aad ID q good
healtay anmel uoswitss andiug its age.
In his wilt 5ir. HaYi aaya that IN.
side OF as hpuls utter M death the
horse is 10 30 taken out qua saot.
THIS strange aud apparently Illegal
stipulation beng inserted IN tne dp0um mt
hepGse he alwars feared TINT after hid
death the horse would not be treated well
In mia old age. Mr. Wilks has thus fal
prevented the strange request frou being
carried ont and prOp0sah to sec il the
Law cannot aava the animals life.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

0IECENNATI, o., Sept. 11.--Last night
during the heavy rain all engine with ium.
Der carand one or two other cars started to
becE down the steep grade of the Gincin-
natl, Lebanon u Northern road about q
mile from the depot. Owing to the slip
perry condition OF the track it ran away
and was stopped only whom it reached
tho depot. The crew jumped and
escaped injury except one man whu had
collar bone broken. tbs lumber car
sttnck an engine aud crushed 70 death
William Howard, who was beneath the
engine cleaning it. The runaway engine
was derailed and wrecked.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
now BAhHENrIA WAS KInLEn
a Story witch. Il true. Vindicates
the gaaatenInian AuthOrltieH.


Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. IL, VIA CALVES
TON. According to advices received hero
OF the shooting OF Gen. Barrentia, on
board the Acapulco at st. Jose de
Guatemala, Capt. Pitts of the Acapulco
has made o declaration which justifies
the action of the Guatemalan authorities.
Mr.. Mizner, the American minister, the
the authorities say, was consulted as an
act of courtesy only.
The dispatches above mentioned fur
Their say that when Capt. Toriallo and
Capt. Pitts read to Barrentia the order
for his delivery to the Guatemalan
authorities, Barrentia asked permission
to change his clothes, which was granted.
Turning away Barrentia suddenly graspsd
two revolvers and fired on Toriallo, Pitts
and the other policeman, who in return
fred on Barrentia, killing him. Capt.
Pitts had taken the preosution of order
ing the passengers to withdraw, other
wise some Of them would have undoubt-
eddy been hit by the bullets from Bar
rentals pistol.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

NEW MILFORD, CONN. Sept. 11.-John
). Waters, aged IS, was ahot dead by
George Knowles, aged q, last night at
GAINESVILLE, aesr here. Jay Knowles and
DR.. David Knoalas aeoh claim the owner
ship OF a house left by their fati4ar.
David looked up the premises and placed
his wife and son George on guard therein.
Later Jay Knowles came with party OF
neighbors and atarted to break il the
door. George fired, Killing Waters who
was in the pertg, Dr. David Knowles,
his wife and George Knowles have been
arrested. Waters leaves widow and
SIX children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

ST. JosRra, no., ) pt. ll.--IAe Anchor
Beer PaoRing Company whose house was
opened at the stock y4rds year ago last
spring, has permanently retired from
busineas Tho building was erected by
tae stock yatda company 4nd turned over
20 tie Anchor peupia. When the warm
weather began the cooling room wss
found to DO detective ani tins house was
closed aud turned over to the Stoc6 Yard
Company for rep2ir3. The latter has
failed TO make tue necessary repairs and
tue paokiug company has therefore re-
liked from the business.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
a E,npuInr Alory isefnt.d.

Carthage, LII, sept. 1l.--WhiIe
hunting recently for relics ia sn Old pile
Of papers in ons of TIE court housc jury
rooms Thomas B. Gptli'e, pioneer, and
one 81 tie few living men who saw
Joseph ard Byrum Smith killed
by mob at TIE old Garth
age jail, juno 27th, 1874, found
the original COPY o. th9 coroner's verdict
concerning the tragedy, 1t is written on
fac quality Of fooscap and though
rusty WITH age, is well preserved The
verdict shows that Joseph smith and his
brother, Byrum, resolved only two wounds
each, and refutes the story that Joseph
Smiths body vas triddled with bullets. :"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
1hrouen Pmladelphia spee,ac,ss


Philadelphia EVENING telegraph, Rep,
Tie D3!svats Republicans rave had
their convention gnd are 10 the field With
their candidates. Doubtleas they are
P7pa'Rr, clearly Young mon, but it would
look aj 4 ha party had failed to msa,urs
mp to its approximation. Mr. Richardson
the candidate ior governor, is mac
WhoBs reputation for asRtacras. rssts
chiefly Tita hi8 slo7s.ors; and Mr.. Uau-
mon, who has basa ii med for Connvess,
seems to 5ass III ciGims more upon
distinguished lineage than upon mel
low years Of pgraonal experience
in shaping the public policy. Il
Was 10 bs hoped tlst the Repub-
hcAns Of Delaware wOuld this year
throw themsel7ss ilto the breach and,
following ~ tie Higgins victory. would
push inside q the breastwotks. TIE
Demaorats are to all Appearances In best
f2hting-coc& trim Ine Bsaisbuey wound
bus ABOUT hegial over, aud With strong
nominees they present Eot vSry valnef.
aaio iruot, Eys: sinca tic war tile bq44es
haya been feednG otf lie peopla in D3lg.
ware; h4ye ruY thu ltsls tu1h garden 10
suit th4ir poaEasa, and it was exp Gle
tGGt this mil wpUlt Dg apoua the snd OF
it IA4ta boz Republicans may b. utia.
10 tae jlb, b il lnaa 80 . l4a.t99 OF
regret tuat Hi tbiq esisila5 tins more ex.
psileacal cel9,igAell WIS not made
tht party lseds.s.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
,rne LOCI lya,ol,,nnn Fo,na,

New YoRK, Sept. H. Isi6or Bescher,
the watchman who was supposed last
night to have been buried alive in ths
ere a. Btrauskey i Co.'s dry goods store,
in 125th street, turned up alive and nm
injured after the FIRE had been extin.
guished. 1t is thought to-day that the
loss on stock will not exceed $40, 900.
The origin OF the Ere has not been dig
covered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

ALTOONA, Pa. Sept. l1.--At the ad-
journed conference OF the miners and
operators, now in Bession here, the COM
mittee of seven from each side rendered
their report tn morning. BY its pro-
visions the seals presented by the miners,
which the operators ut first refussd to
accept, is adopted with but few changes
and the miners are granted their de-
mands, The conference sanctioned the
report and the difficulty is ut an end.
The miners have gained complete vic.
tory and are jubilant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

CoNsrASTINoPLE, Sept, l1.-Aa the
Armenian blshop, TAdjad Osoanion, was
leaving q church yesterday q yonng
Armenian approached him and uttcrins
tho cry OF "traiSor,n tried to kill him
with knife, but only succeeded in
wounding Kim in the arm. The attack is
supposed to have been prompted by d
desire for revenge upon the bishop for
evidence given By him against the pris-
oners charged with having been iInpli
Gated in the recent demonstrations against
the Armenian patriarch In the cathedral
in the hroom hspo quarter OF CONSTANT
nople.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

MIDpLE1owN, N. ", Sept. 11.-FIre
last night destroyed Reid Il Osnock's
baby food mandatory, two miles south
of Goshen. Valuable machinery WAS de-
stroyei, and the loss is estimated al
$75 90. Forty employees are thrown out
of work. There is m insurance OF
100000. The cider house OF j. A. 4 NJ.
A. Howell, adjoining, was consumed.
Loss, $12, 900; insurance, 5000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
A weaUne.s for ssir-destructton.

New York, Sept. 1l.--Larra aorn.
aged 8 years, committed suicide this
morning by hanging herseI to the fan
light of a hall bedroom at her home, No.
100 Fifth street, hoboken. She was de.
mented. When her father, Frederick
Horn, 6s years old, discovered the fate
Of hts daughter he shot himself in the
head with revolver intlleLinga probably
fatal wnund
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

NEwroGr Il. l., Sept. 1l.-Pettit, TIC
court tenuia champion of the world yes.
terdsy wrote . letter to the editor ot the
London Field in which he says. To pre-.
vent any possibility OF . misunderatand-
ing in the future, wish to say it
is not my intention to defend
my tennis championship. / am en-
ployed all the year and cabnol afford to
give the time which the preparation To-
match requires. / hereby formally Il, :
sign Che title and cannot answer any
challenge which may be asn. me.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

BosroN, MASS. 7spt, il. slaria Olosyy
died at the cit, hasritGi f.om The effects,
as alleged, Of seatdinR received az the
hands Of Margaret HorRbton OF July
18th last, when the latter threw pct o.
boiling soup over the Olsary woman. The
assaiinnt is in custody.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

BosroN, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE Master
Gar and Locomotive Painters Asssocia-
ton OF the United States and CANADA
opened their 2lat annual convention here
yesterday. The principal business was
the election OF officers. 1t ia expected
that the convention will continue thrre
days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18

q. w. Elliott, of The treasury depart
ment, Washington, d. O., and William
Palmer, Of the National Museum, have
returned from tour az inspection 10 the
seal islands in the Bohring Sea, ani re-
pow q te ling of III the saal crop which
points 10 total extinction before many
years, The old seal company has taken
100000 pelts per year for 20 year1, and
bs.ween it and tho poaohers the seals
have b9rolua exceedingly Bo9rce. The
government became alarmed at the con
clifton of the seal industry aud, taking
advantage Of clause in the contract
with the new company, ordered the
g apga,er to stop for this year on July
2lA. TIE new company Lao already
Ii ksa 20, Ja5 ssiuq ham wish tie GOV
efumaat real.z Il S2yI $50 The number
OF skias placed on ta5 mtrkst ans year
vii ae G1GO0 iess than Inst yeer, ana t4e
inference Is thut the psics Of ssalgsln
garments will aGy4gee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
Dcpc.v ont Tatis strife.

New YORK Kept. liza committee Of
five OF the OK employees OF the Nov Yofg.
Central railroad vino went out on strike
called on President Depew to-day and
Bald they wished 10 discuss ths strike
MIR. Depsw refused 10 listen to the com.
mittee, saying that tlie sigika was over.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
rHn rarsIprNr RInuLous.


PrOhtbitiOnis,s PrOtesh
WORCESTER, MASS Sept. 10.-The
prohibitory convention was called to
order in Meohanios' FALL at 1915 O'clock
| by x. NJ Richardson of Springfield,
1 chairman of the state central committee.
Hon. w. Hamlin Of Amherst, was made
| permanent chairman.
The platform adopted demands the
elimination of the liquor tratfi, from
| foreign commerce, interstate trade and
home enterprises; condemns all forms OF
| license, high and low, as vicious; oil
revenue derived from it as the price of
blood and sin, and all parties to 1t Rs
morally responsible for Its eff 4cts. Il is
act forth that the regulating statutes
do not restrict the traffic, but have an
apparently opposite effect; that the Re-
publican party willingly emboiies its
temperance virtues in tho President who
gives bibuious baEquets; the vics-presi-
dent, who 6ets up affairs to BaochuG on
his own premises, and the Senate, which
refuses to taaiBh King Alcohol from
its end OF the capitol, and places leading
liquor sellers o. the country on its IN
p3rtsnt committees. THE platform farther
dsclargs that equal suffrage irrespective
Of sex Hboull 70 the policy Of the state;
that arbitration should settle international
difficulties; that the aggress!ons upon
tue integrity OF the pubic schools de-
msud the piogs wstchtul resistance; that
education be llOsrally fogtered by both
the state aal national government; tina.
the ST tie owes JUS consideration 20 the
farmer whose interests ere now saeri-
iiosd in fayot of monDpclists snd c1ua-
tstfet products. Ii deplotEs tie LOBBY
syatem aud the Roaonpsryiny orioary,
as shown in the West End iayestiga-
ton; debates that both Republican and
Democratic parties are SO co nplicated
with corrupt corporations thal no reform
oan oe expected OF them; G5serts that alt
pr6hibitionisti, whatsver their vlsws on
thA tariff. UNITS IN denouucing the sale Of
the precautionary Of the country in consii-
Grafton of the ali 20 der Of every other
industry 70 the iorliy manufacturers,
wha, in connection with thu liq Tor inter
eats, control the Reouolican party, aud
calls uooa al fair c1taied men to repuii-
aus the bargain ana the bill which 10 It's
friend.
Charles g. Allen was nominated for
lieutenant governor, but declined to ac-
espt the honor. The ticket was COM
pleted az follows: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
George X lmpton OF Sheron, Secretary Of
STATE, George D UeittAnden of Buck
laud; Attorney general, Wolcott Hamlin
OF Amherst; Treasurer and Reoeiver-gen-
eral, William Ii. Giefson of Boston:
Auditor, Au,ustins Il. Smith of Lea.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
rhe wnlsa-up II licpd,. uistri,..

PORTLAND AIsl5.
The eampa iA the First distfic. lau-
guished and 0pattY waH general until Mr..
ksei appeared the cJrmosantI at once
gathered around him lite yultnres about
cercGsa WiFh tae aivant Of tie die-
taior moral ideas wont up with & bound.
Every mon noted as d norrup.ionist De.
cnme Of once en- lusiaatic. How much ii
coat to give NJ, Raed his great plurality
tits impossible 70 say out Is ia ssf5 i'd
conclude that never in the history Of tais
oihtriot has money been used 80 laviBhiy
ind 80 cotrnptiy. II is great triumph
for the Sp9a or, but victory won ID
suen way ought to bring blush OF
shame even 10 his brazen cheak.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
sto,c the Co,n,n,sslon,. PAPERS.

sTUTTaABT, Sept. 1.-THE Official re-
ports of the commission appointed to in
quigs into the military scandals which
have recentlv come to light ware stolen
while on their way from the commission
10 the king.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
Tpcnsions for HeInvvareans,

Pensions have been issued for the fol-
lowing Delawaresns; Original Georgs
Crosberry, Wilmington; Eichard A. Gar
row, Camden. Original widow--Lydia
A., widow OF Joseph L. Black, Milton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
AWFUL skin DISEASE


face, from the hnir To the rerk On both
sile-, a raw mass Of bleeding 4prns; two little
hands hnd arms in the SANE condition: a body,
around the waist Of which was n broad bnnl Of
lip$ OF h foes The skin was 80 raw its to lie nh
Snlutriy sickcnug 10 the sight such was the
ftigittul condition OF tho little four yeatsod
inugliier Of MIR and Mrs. II. a. Stout II buns
Vile, \. ", when first saw her, about Two
Elanths ago. AT that tiina ! was rl6rking in
tho drug store of G. w. Mo6ltyer, had much
faith in thc GtTlcVRA REMEDIES, ami resolved
10 try them on hnE could not bcnr To see tho
litlIe un0 suffer- rs knew shs did. ~ hnVS
tied everything suggested to me on my ttto
drliltftcr, who has bGru SO afflicted almost
from birth, snll Mrs. Stout II have had tnreo
ducttrS experiment on her, but she SEEMED To
10 getting w6f,pH ny day. was almost dis
trncted. Every nisllt ! had tn ianllnEN her
all oyer, and tic mittans on her hnnda 10 pre-
vent hsr from digging tile raw iiesh wifif her
fingers, Frequently little ltae' wuulii ileillgtFe
all nght subhtne and moaning with tRn,which
| feared could mayer lie relieved until deh;n
eNtifd her suffering. Une day, Nh Faulkner
stopped in, said ne had often noticed my ittle
duurhter, and believed that CrTICuRA RENE
mrs " uid cire her. lie offered to bear tu2
ont uluca hope. for Mt n.at time She was wosse
than mad eyer seen her. and there seemed no
Prospects Of recovery. lle hrnuitht the mo
dies us promised, Hiitl Il faithful use II CUE
Ct'Itt, GuTiCuRh RESO VENT ana GErtCrEA
SuAT' HIS wrought "A III rtlcle. Iu-dIy, ner SKIN
il smooth md inif, and believe sine hls en-
titely recovered ! wishft0 express my most
grateful thanks To you, Alr. Faulkner, Hnd 10
tho prOptittors at the CUT GEKA REMEDIES,
which, am sure, saved my ehild's life" /
! refer 70 Mr. g. W. Wooleyer, druggist, Of to
any business man IN good s,and III llans-
yilu j. ROSS FAULKNEK
DANSyIlLE, n. u, June :, 1890,
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Both the method and resultg
when Syrup of Figs il taken; il
is pleasant and refreshing to the
taste, and acts gently yet
promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver
aud Bowels, cleauses the system
efactually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures
habitual constipation. Syrup of
Figs is ,he oaly remedy of its
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the taste and acceptable to the
stomach, prompt in its action
and truly beneficial in its effects,
prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable sub
stances, its many excellent quail
ties commend it to all and have
made it the most popular rem
edy known.
Syrup of Figs 10 for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists. Any reliable drug
gists who may not have it on
hand will procure it promptly
for any one who wishes to try it.
Do not accept any substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fig SYRUP CO
San FltANgISrp CAL
Louisville, kY. NEW YORK, N. Y.