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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
FoREIoy.

A DISPATCH from Odessa, Russia, says
that in spite OF protests the anti-Jewish
edict will be promulgated in October
with supplemental justifying such re-
pressive severity on the ground that IL
Is intended to satisfy foreign opinion.
AT q meeting Of the hygienic commit
tee in Paris on the Goth DR.. Proust read
atelegram from Pernambuco stating that
there are 1000 cases Of smallpox in that
province and that there Is an average Of
twenty deaths daily. h
ELEVEN soldiers were killed during
the recent maneuyers in Russia by the
blowing up Of pontoon bridge on the
Looga river.
A TREATY Of commerce between Tur-
key and Germany has been signed at
Constantinople.
A COLLISION occurred on the 2Sth ult.
between goods train and passenger
train at Milngaire, six miles northwest
Of Glasgow. Twenty persons were in
iured.
FETY-FIvE adobe houses were de-
Btroyed and seventy families rendered
homeless by floods in the town OF Inguez,
Mexico, recently. The loss will reach
S75, 900. tl5a
THE total number Of coal miners on
strike in the Borinage district, Belgium,
is 1880 and the movement Is still
spreading. ,aF
News has been received at ST. John,
N. B., Of the loss Of the schooner Wave,
from Apple River She struck on q reef
at Black Point during heavy gale and
went TO the bottom with all hands on
board.
THE movement for tho recolonization
Of Palestine by the Jews has received
an impetus by the revival OF tsePanti-
Semitic laws In Russia. Hundreds Of
families OF Russian Jews are arranging
10 emigrate TO Jerusalem to escape per-
secution.
TERRIBLE stories Of distress come from
the city Of Tokay. which was recontly
destroyed by fire. An Official appeal
has been made for aid for 5000 people
who arc without food or shelter Men,
women and children are constantly rum
ming about the deserted streets wiring
ing their hands and calling on Heaven
Tor holu.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
PolltIcal EroItement 10 MnIne.

BnDEFoRD. Me-. Sept There is
much political excitement here in con-
sequence OF the neglect Of the Saco
Board OF Aldermen TO hold q meeting
between the 11th and 18th inst, to re-
vice the check lists, as required by law.
Saco officials admit their error, though
they claim that all other requirements
relating 10 the coming election have
been met The Biddeford aldermen,
who were recently arrested and ar
raigned before the District Court on q
charge Of neglect Of duty, look upon the
saco aldermen's neglect as parallel
Oaaa
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
A MONSTER Machine
Test Of the Largest Travelling
Crane in the World.
II Is In the Gun Shop Of the Wash
ington Navy Yard and Lifts
r ITO Tons.

A Triumph of Mechanical Ingenuity
Which Dwarfs All Other similar ImpIe.
ments In Existence. f{
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The largest
travelling crane In the world, which a
corps Of machinists and mechanical en-.
gineers have been for several weeks
setting up in the gun shop at the navy
yard here, is now in practical operation.
While differing in many material points
from smaller travelling cranes which
have been In use in the ordnance shop,
1t Is constructed on the same general
principle. II has a lifting capacity Of
ITO tons, and tests made a few days ago,
In the presence OF the Secretary Of War
and other Government officials we're
very satisfactory.
For the purpose OF testing the pom
derous machine to the full capacity
agreed upon in the contract for It's con-
struction, 11O tons Of pig iron were piled
upon platform OF immense logs or
beams, securely fastened together with
the largest chains In use at the ord
nance shops. To form this enormous
weight 1t required solid mass Of pig
iron corded up ten feet high and nearly
ten feet square at the base. This tre-
mendous weight was picked up and car
ried about the shop in all directions Is
though 1t were a toy, being raised or
lowered, or the direction changed by
simple system OF levers requiring little
skill in their manipulation.
The crane is designated to carry the
110-ton steel guns which are being built
at the navy yard, and there is no doubt
that 1t will do the work. The girders
which span the shop are sixty-two feet
In length, high enough from the floor 10
give a torty-foot hoist. by the system
of levers referred to, the speed Of the
hoisting machine can be adjusted to suit
the load which is to be carried. 1t will
lift its greatest weight-l10 tons gross
one foot per minute.
The whole machine rolls along from
one end Of the building to the other, It's
enormous size, easy action and sire myth
dwarfng all other machines about it.
An idea Of its immense proportions may
be inferred from the fact that the main
pulley block, which hangs below It,
weighs FIVE tons. The total weight OF
the crane, without the framework, is 1S5
tons The machine has attracted the
attention Of mechanical engineers from
all over the country, many OF whom
have taken long trips 10 see IL in opera
ton. With the iron framework on which
It is supported, the machine has cost
RfOO. 600
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
A Young PIIf.rer shot.

PHrLADELPnA. Sept Edward Far
rell and Hugh Murphy, Of MAnayunk,
each aged about twelve years, were
stealing apples from an orchard Sunday
afternoon when Farrell was shot In the
abdomen and fatally wounded. Farrell
was standing in the road and Murphy
was pickingup apple, in the orchard
when Q shot was heard and Farrell
called TO Murphy that he had been shot.
Murphy helped Farrell home, and then
went TO his own home, where he re-
mained but q short time. shortly after
he had disappeared revolver was found
in his room with one chamber empty.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
DEMANDS OF THE FARMERS.
Platform Adopted By the National Con
Eress at Council Blum, In.

Platform Adopted BY the National Con-
gress nj Council Biuffs, Ia
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Aug. 2p.-The
Farmers National congress in session
here adopted resolutions demanding
that National taxation be limited 10
the wants OF the Government favoring
the election of United States Senators
by Q vote Of the people, the unlimited
coinage OF silver, requesting that Con-
gress pass q bill giving free transmission
through the mails to the reports Of State
boards OF agriculture and State boards
Of horticulture, demanding Of Congress
most liberal appropriations for the i'm
provement by all practical means Of
our interior waterways, also an amend
men TO the patent law so that the ex-
elusive use Of an invention be limited
10 ten years, recommending that the
various State Legislatures make lib
eral appropriations for the creditable
exhibition Of the agricultural and horti-
cultural resources and possibilities OF
their respective States at the worlds
fair.
The congress, before anal adjourn
ment, passed resolution by vote Of
l43 to SO adopting the golden rod as the
National floral emblem.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

hivision, was elected ccmmandcr-in.
chief OF the Sons OF Veterans at the ses-
sion of the National Encampmcnt on
the 2sth uIt W g
ooNoREssatAN joseph q. C1SSoS has
been renomihated for Congress BY the
Republicans Of the Fiftsenth Illinois
district
TMsTRAM BURaEss, Past Commander
or the Knights Templar Of California,
died recently at his home near San
Jose, CAL, ofdropsy. Hs was forty-one
years Of age and . native Of Rhode
Island. .--.
GENERAL WILLIAM II. ENooHs was
on the 29th ult nominated for Congress
by the Republicans Of the Twelfth Ohio
district on the 447th ballot Grosyenor
withdrew just before the last ballot was
taken.
JOHN SIDDoNs prominently known
throughout the county as head OF the
John Siddons Roofing Company, dropped
dead at Rochester, n r., on the Goth
ult He was prominent Mason.
DIR. OLIVER WENDELL HoLMRs cele-
brated his eighty-hrst birthday at his
summer house in Beverly, Mass. on the
goth ult in very quiet manner.
NEABLY 9,5Oo people assembled at
Waterville. Me-, on tbs 10th uit. to lis
ten to an address by Secretary James G.
Blaine on reciprocal trade.
II CnnppD ~ Raotna xpaa onn,f.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
LOVE SCENE INTERRUPTED.
Arrest Of IN Absoonding Paying Teller on
His Return from Europe and while In
the Arms Of His Paramour.

Arrest OF IN Absoonding Paying Teller on
His Return from Europe and while In
the Arms Of His Paramour.
NEW York, Sept lon April 2 last,
Frederick Kimball, the paying teller OF
the Peoples savings bank, OF Worcester.
Mass, absconded from there with S43, 500
worth Of bonds and cash, abandoned his
wife and two children aud went to Eu-
rope with French Canadian woman,
Estelle Lebon. The woman came back
to New York alone few weeks ago and
Yas spotted on the day of her arrival by
Worcester detectives. Letters to her
were intercepted showing that Kimball
was about TO return. Yesterday the
woman left her home and was followed
by detectives TO the dock OF the French
steamer La Bretagne, whore she eyed
narrowly every one who left the vessel
Suddenly she rushed up to we'll
dressed, middle-aged man, and threw
her arms around him and kissed him re-
peatedly
The detectives interrupted the love
scene by arresting both participants and
taking them to police headquarters,
where Kimball was fully identified and
all Of the stolen bonds were found sewed
in his undershirt, but the cash had all
been spent Kimball took his arrest
very hard. Both he and the Lebon
woman were locked up to await requi-
sition from Massachusetts,.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
LATER.

THE union miners Of the Standard
coke works at Scottdale, Pa, 10 the
number Of 1000, went on strike on the
Both ult against unorganized labor.
The furnaces have been banked and the
plant is now idle.
THE Secretary Of tho Treasury has
issued circular for the redemption OF
s2O, ,0Oo, 900 additional ~ per cent bonds
under the same terms as under the cir
cular OF August 81. This offer will re-
main open until September 10.
The grand jury at Covington. KY,
has indicted the proprietors OF all pool
rooms in that city for maintaining q
public nuisance.
IT Is reported from Denver, Col, that
nm English syndicate, headed by c. G
Morgan, has secured an option on all the
leading silver mines near Aspen. that
State, for the enormous sum OF S27, ,000,.
900.
An attempt was made 70 wreck the
Chicago express due atAlbany. N. ", at
900 q N. on the soth ult A pile Of ties
had been placed scross the track about
two miles west OF the city, but they
were swept ASIDE py the train ana no
damage resulted. The strikers claim
the act was committed by Pinkerton
49,, a. ordo, 90 r,.La Tho .omn.nv ha.
,.on :. V'ue' ~ ~. Sss"s ~
ieve thelr services "ere stiii necessary
70 protect property.
fp.xu,er Dt,ot.ry. Reinhardt yohnefd.
80 No. - ~. -. ,'I,i.S :.
snS iss-s1 49, s.
SleveiAna, VI oH we svtn ult Whhe
crossing the tracks Of The Lake Shore
ysffr6ad in a beer wagon. The wAeon
- 9,l,l ~ /. .x.in stSl
TSsHsss ~ w 1s.Y. s'Ai' sne IN M
mon were horribly mAngiea-
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TRAIN wREUKERs.


tho New Yofk Centre.
ALBANY, NJ Y, Sept Am attempt
TO wreck passenger trains was made
early Saturday morning near Karner,
seven miles swest ofthis city. BY almost
. miracle the Chicago express, heavily
laden with passengers and going at
lightning speed, was brought to stand
still within twenty feet Of pile Of
heavy ties and railroad iron placed
across the track. The tracks at this
point are supposed to be guarded by
Pinkerton men, but the train wreckers
passed the guard and laid the trap be-
hind the shelter OF one Of the numerous
freight trains stalled at that point.
The attempt was made in most syste-
matte way, for both the switchman and
Pinkerton guard were locked up In
their houses
At about five minutes of the time the
train was due the switchman started to
leave the shanty, but found himself
prisoner. While trying to get out he
heard the approaching train. Suspect
ing danger he oried for help and then
burst the door down. As he got out the
train came down at q terrific speed and
then for the first time the switchman
saw the pile Of ties on the track. He
had no time to get his lantern, but with
the Pinkerton men who had gathered,
got on the track and yelled. The engi-
neer saw them and putting on his air
brakes, reversed his lever and brought
the train to standstill. Very few Of
the 200 passengers were made aware OF
.ha danUer
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

+
Last June, sfier the great food. re-
ceived bottle "a OhAmherialn's Collie,
Cholera and piarrboes Remedy from my
pastor, al time when 1 was very much
run down with diafrhoea, and had tried
tao doctors without finding any relief
This remedy relieved me at once, and
cured me entirely In a short time. I got
several bottles and gave II around among
ucquaintances who were afflicted In the
same way. I think l gave II TO a dozen
people, and It relieved ana cured so fat as
| know, in all cases II Is the best medi-
cine lor the disease ever knew.--MRs,
e. L. HESrrE, Johnsiown, Ia. Fred ID.
Felt, druggist,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

GOVERNOR WOLF, Of Arizona, who has
criticized Major Powell's irrigation pro-
jeot, has been notified by Secretary
Noble that his resignation as Governor
Of the Territory will be accepted
w. d BYsUM was renominated for
Congress on the 27th by the Democrats
Of the Seventh Indiana district BY 40
clamation. t .fr
GEoRGE w. PECK, mayor OF Milwau-
kee, was nominated for Governor of
Wisconsin By the Democratic state con-
vention on the 27th. Carl Jones, Of
Racine. received the nomination for
Lieutenant Governor ,e"rDb ion sH !
THE Idaho Democratic State conyen-
ton Las nominated BENJAMIN Wilson,
Of Boise County, for Governor .att..
MicniokS Republicans, IN State con-
yention on the 2sth ut, nomihated
James NJ. Turner, Of Lansing, FOR coz
srnor. and w. 8. Linton Of Saginaw,
for Lieutenant Governor; Secretary of
State, Washington Gardner; State Treas
urer. Joseph d. Moore; Auditor General,
4. rs oiuuiHh, ouporiuVeuuoht uullC
instruction, Prof. Schurtz; Justice Su-
preme Court Edward CabiIl; State
Board OF Education, James M. Ballou.
1T rs stated that the annual income Of
Eugene N Debs, grand secre tary Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen,
from his holding that position, Is
$4,000. He is interested in the Fire
mons Journal, which yields handsome
returns.
THE Indiana Democratic State con-
vention on the 2sth ult placed the fol-
lowing ticket in nomination: Judge OF
Supreme Court, Joseph A. Mitchell;
Secretary OF State, Claude Matthew's;
Auditor OF State, J.. o. Henderson;
Treasurer, Albert Gail; Attorney Gem
eral, A. G. smith; Gerk OF Supreme
Court Andrew NJ. Sweeney, superin-
tendent OF Instruction, Harve y osvoor-
lies. i .itt fg4Ntts tai @H
L. wEDp. Colonel Of the Kansas
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KILLED with = Club.

OMAHA, Eeb,, Sept Sunday morn.
ing the dead body Of Ole Littlestich, Q
Norwegian cooper, was found lying on
the pavement in the lower part Of town.
His head had been crushed BY blud-
geon, which lay by his side. Robbery
was the motive. Although the facts
were reported to the police at once no
clue was fopnd 70 look up The ease, nor
was any spspicion of murder held until
. reporter investigated the case and dis.
covered / clue thst may lead 70 the ar.
rest Of the criminal lt..r.s...
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Phe Problem Solved.

An Unrivaled Blood Purifier.
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the blood, A well known citizen Of West
Lebanon, Ind, testifes TO its value:
GENTLEMEN: 1t affords me pleasure to
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benefit from Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup
than from any medicine she has ever
taken. We have used six bottles, and
find II to be the best family remedy and
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be by its founder. You cannot recon-
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FRANK WALLACE, West Lebanon Ind.
Sold by all druggists. Prepared only
by The Charles Wright Medlcins Com
pany, Detroit, Mich. For sale by E. w.
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Two Young Men Drowned.

CHICAGO, Sept 1.-Two young men
were drowned in the east lake Of Gar
field Park yesterdayin full view OF hun
dreds OF persons. They we're out to-
gether in one OF the park rowboats and
in changing seats capsized the boat
precipitating them into the water. One
OF them went down and never came up.
The other struggled TO the surface,
whore he remained for moment clutch.
ing wildly at the boat, but sank before
assistance could reach him. Both bodies
were recovered. t.H
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
Findlay, Ohio, MAY 9th. 1890.

M.Loosy Red Clover ca,
1 | had very troublesome and painful
sore o6 my face Of about one years stand
ing, and which several physicians pro
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many diiiarent KINDS Of salves, plaster
aid blood purifiers, \ bal tcpgpe 6f firen
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oftbe Solid Extract 4 took the medicine
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day. Abodi The third day II began TO
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4 cteerfully recommend LOSSES Extract
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tried them all. Your medicine Is God
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gf Af Aass 3. II. .KIBLER
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Must Not Intrigus.

sAxFaANcfsco, Sept I The steamer
Alameda brings adviees from ApiA, Sa-
mos, under date Of August 10, % fol-
lows; Action has been taken recently
By the consular representatives Of
America, Great Britain and Germany 70
qusll the disquietude growing OUT OF
tie spparent Efforts of the former Hing.
Mstssfk tSsegain his lost power. The
soniuis issued . proclamation warning
Vie disseminated natives against form
Ing any intrieues 70 place MAssafs n
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A Scrap ot paper saves Her 1ifa.

It was Just an ordinary scrap Of
Wrapping paper, built saved her life.
She was in thelast stages or consump-
tion, told by physiciaus thar she was
incurable and colld live only short
time; she weighed lees than seventy
pounds. On . piece Of wrapping paper
sbe read Of DR.. King "a New Discovery,
and got sample bottle, II helped her,
she bought q large bottle, Ii helped her
more, bought another and grew better
fast, continued Its use and grew strong.
healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140
pounds For fuller particulars, send
stamp TO w. II. Cole, druggist, Fort
Smith. Trial bottles Of this wonderful
discovery free at 4. w. Adams drug
store. a
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Cast Up b. the asa.

AspuRY PARK, N. j., Sept. The
surf yesterday loosened and washed
ashore . section OF the hull OF the brig
Victoria, which hos been embedded In
the sand OIL this place for about seven
teen years The piece Of " .'eckage vas
over seventy-hve feet long and greatly
damaged what remains OF the famous
hoard walk ~ ..-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

Prrrspca6a, sspt Z y6seph Britain,
of Butler, Pa, fcstf yestsof age, single,
and general manager ef The Bptler Salt
Manafactunng Company wss found
dead IN bed at the Hotsl Hoyey, this
CITY Sunday morning ftomti oysrdoss
"a morphine. Mr. Bfiffah 0fEAnized
the company Of which hs was general
manager, with . capital Of zoe. 600. He
vas N trouble Ansncially knd had a
great deal Of personA tndebts3pesA 2
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

- wv HNCs =
1HE Joint ccpfetepeA between. the
Miss Woykers A@eciatiba Of hmsricA
snk mo ppefators scpttotiipG ths samne,
held ~ AitoonS Pa h,s' sdjosrned
without my 'sctton. another confer
ence viii he hsb ssptemhst ~ ~
EMIt " RosyER was srrested Of Phil
adelphia on the Goth, ehaFged With en-
besRhng $1,000 from several societies In
Minneapolis, MINI, Of which he was
treasurer. t.
WHILE the schooner Palmer was pro-
eeeding down the riyer at Middletown,
Conn. on the 2sth nit. tho eighteen
year-old daughter OF Captain Thurbes
fell overheard. The captain jumped 70
save her and both were drowned.
0Tro LEuTH, the boy murderer Of lit
tie Maggie Thompson at Cleveland, o.,
in May, 1889, was executed at the Co
lumbus penitentiary on the 2sth ult
"Broclsy" Smith, Cincinnati murderer,
paid the death penalty at the same time.
AT Boston, Mass, attachments aggre-
eating s2,070,OO0 have been placed by
the assignee OF Potter, Lowell a Co.
upon the Shaw estate and David Cum
mings a Co.. tanners This was done
70 protect creditors. lH a
THEnE were eleven incendiary hres
within twenty-four hours in the lumber
district OF Tonawanda, N. Y, on the
ssth ult The Lumber Association has
offered reward Of $1,000 for the sppre-
hension Of the incendiary. ~ ="
DURING the races At 0skaloosa, Ia,
on the 2sth ult fire broke out In the
grand stand, where 5000 people were
congregated. In less than twonty min
utes the entire structure was In namea
The loss Is $500 The occupants Of
shA stand escaped without injury.
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New York, Sept IL Al . meeting Of
the varnishers' Onion Of Brooklyn and
New York held Sunday II was unsni-
nnously decided that the TOO members 20
out on strike on Tuesday The move
ment IL 10 secure an increase Of wnge1
for Nhich q demand hAs been 70 fused II
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

NEW YonK, Sept 1.-The brick hand
lers on Saturday returned TO the work
OF unloading association brick at the
usual price OF forty cents thousand.
DEALERS seem 70 think that there will be
no brick famine. There seems 10 be
little danger now that the men will bo
forced ont OF work. fia a 4nfr l.s1,
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A DUTY TO YOURSEI,vEs

1t is surprising that people will use a
common, ordinary pill when they can
secure valuable English one for the
same money. Dr. Acker's English pills
are positive cure for sick.headache and
all liver troubles. they are small, sweet,
easily taken, and do not gripe, For sale
by II. w, Adams. FFf ~ III 'FNNfQ
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
A CHILD KILLED.

Another child killed by the use Of
opiates given in the form of Soothing syr--
up. Why mothers give their children
such deadly poison Is surprising when
they can relieve the child Of its peculiar
troubles by using DR.. Ackefs's Baby
Soolher 1t contains no opium or NOR.
phiIns, Sold by 2. W. Adams 10
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

CARLISLE, Pa, Sept 1.-the Chan-
gers national rexhibition ut williams
Grove closed Saturday. Itwss tho most
successful exhibihon eyep held by the
association. The next exhibition Will
be hsld 10 August 1891, a. the same
placa. ffsf 1Sna9r1 1rg7N knY v!--.-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
UAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS

Is the complaint Of thousands suffering
from Asthma, Consumption. Coughs, etc.
Did you ever try DR.. Acker's English
Remedy i is the best preparation
known for all Lung Troubles. Sold on
positive guarantee at 25c and SOC. by E.
w. Adams.
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SICK HEApAcHE.

Loose's Red Glover Pills Cure
Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
constipation; 25c per boz; 8 boxes 81
for sale by Fred Felt. m