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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-15
sOcIEsY IN GENERAL.

kawocfries and church socials evidently
acne subtle afilaity. for during the past
- NE luscious red berry has been seen In
won ana the ar has beeu fall Of announce
~ Of church gatherings where the festivi-
wtfc not wholly confined 20 .
Of reason and Gov OF soul,
were turned into mora substantial
neeh In short strawberry and Ice cream
~. 49, werc gate as fais Last week. aud will
sog aoid their popularity during the conn.,
- dayA The othor features Of the week
:. wedding anniversaries aud recepfious. All
- notable events are recorded below:
BAPTIST SOCIAL uSIoS sASaErr.
- Baptist Social Union met on Tuesday ev-
- N the Hotel Rainier for their second
;. seel The attendance was good, aud every
passed Oh In IN excellent manner. At
esock the programme began in the PAR
WIN song by the Market street church
essee. consisting of Mrs. Pratt ana Ma
! and Msskrs Braymer and Chapel, with
- barring at the plano. The president of the
~ MI y. c Rrawley. delivered = nns ID
u which he spoke of the IDEAS contained
- words social" aud "snion" At the
s o. ME address Mr.. Rrswley turned the
Anme over 20 Mr. a. r NJ Pratt who an.
- I'd ansessay ny Miss Alma Duraat, which
ss.s1 70 De the Chronicles of the Rspsssta The
.<as OF this paper was received with APP
-
~ Treat favored the union with . colo rem
- - IN aez very edeetiye manner. Keeeivinr
selcore. she sang again most hcautifaily.
IN IN Addie Z. Hammond then rsc!ted THE
8 sooys Debt" she was 1t her best. and
- vno have heard her recfte know what thai
she never fails OF an encore. and IN
oese thereto she recstcd Americas Con-
s.iee' In her inilnftshle way.
-. Pratt and Mr.. Chapel sang beautiful
aud being recalled. sang again. thet-
ss.s blending nicely. Mr.. Pratt then an
-usea TIE banquet in the dsningroorn and
- eHaeed Or. G. A. Walsh as toAs; master sor
- evening About rs sat Al the tables Nv.
nlng was arranged ia excellent taste. Al
- soae'usioa of the banquet Dr. Wash an
sosarsd a short programme. Afser few words
4 a :. w. head, "Asgresxiveness'' was given as
- mast 10 which Mr.. Piles wss % resp<ra
- - spose for about ten minutes apon aggressive
~ In growth
!. 4. "iii n. Thompson spoke - the sentineas
s...4 Rsn1 and Liberty" Mr.. J. N. Ronala vas
-. upon. withont previous warning. 10 r.
49, ls 70 Tie simple word .fAwysE" II was !
- 80 nsfa no, To have given hsn any nossee,
- - came cut all right and did we'll
! ssees present were Rev. Mr.. and MIRA l. "
5 !. =, M and Mrs Rohes; knipe. Mr.. ana Mrs.
- :, sn3acr. Mr.. and Mrs. J n Ialfsrsy. Mr..
r-s,a An william Ebert Mr.. aud Ms z. VI.
s - kev. aud Nrs q. J. Barchest. Mr.. and
- a. ". pnrant Mr. and Mrs a L u. prstt.
80 ana Mrs. A.. r. Braymsr. Mr..
An W, H. Thompson. Mr.. and Ms.
=. = hltohie. Nj. and Mrs ". q Rsawie,,
h,'aa Ms d. c. Bsswiey, Mr. ana Mrs A. L
NJ. and AEa W. X benlsy. Nj. and
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POST TOWNSEND SOCIETY.
News Of Social Mature From the Key
City.

News 81 social Sotore From the Key
City.
PoRr TowxsESD. June A--There has been a
dearth Of society news in the Key City during the
last thrfc weeks About the only thing that nss
bean induiged In outside Of the regular business
Affairs Of life has been baseball Surely NO
pisce was ever 20 thoroughly taken mp with this
craxe ~ Port Townsend has been ever sfnce the
season opened Old people and young people
ere enth usiastsc over the national sauae and n
hes obtained such . firm hold on the people
here that even the ladies not only attend the
contests but take Lively interest In every play
and they al know . good play when thsy 80
Ii. too. Tho fact that such
general interest 10 taken in the sport
that has been occupying 10 much OF the time
here since the season opened has doubtless had
It's effect Ia isxsening society events proper.
some important social happenings are to be
recorded for the past week, however. which en-
coufaxes the hope that the kay side Of life will
not b entirely neglected here In the fstura
Rxcxrriox AT THE Clue.
The most enjoyable affair Of the week We
The reception given 81 the Key City Club hali
hy Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Pink aud Mr.. and Mrz
I. II LIvermore. On Thursday evening The
best people Of the CRY were IN attendance snd
the party was merry one. Many OF the ladies
as well the craftsmen were In full dress.
Dancing and cards we're the principal features
OF the evenings enjoyment Splendid music
wa furnished and The light fantastic WAS
uigp<d until ths early hours OF the morn
ing Laneh vas served 81 midnight
Quests prezeat were: Mr.. and Nr. Chas A.
Dyer. Dr. and Ara Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs.. Do
Corrcey, NJ. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. aud Ma
Howard smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ersnx LOTUS, Mr.
and Nra Busksft Mr. aud Mrk BIackiston,
Mr.. and Mia Weymouth, Miss wsy-
mouth. Mr. and xTs sheehan. Mr.. and
Mrs y. A Bsrfsstf. Mr. aud Mrs chas Gersssh,
Mr. and Mrs L b. Hastings. Nf. ana Mra- Little
6eia aud Mss Lucy IAffssneld. DR.. and Msa
conover. s'si. and Mrs.. Isndes Mrs. and Miss
Wilson. Miss Martha Korter. the Misses Ham
rnons. the Misses Brooks. Miss IAtble Trsmbse.
MAA kaby sh2w. the Misses Lean and Qnesn
fiuaehei6. Mrs ssosey sna Miss storey. Msssrx
Al fsssllip~. J. B. Hogx. n. snysser. Rev ]. D.
Ai<xsnses, ]. H. Bell. l. A. sisiey. Geo sissey.
james Mood. T. W. Fz5rxfe, IA Barthrop. IL J.
Ella p. Kchersscn Fri. e. csprou w. A. Bour-
l.nd. frznk q. Jazo. T. J. Melton. ~ Robertson.
gsmea Jones' r.. ,. pessxr. G. G. Perkins. Lieus
o'seu. y ". oResr. j. ". Lysons. C. ". PEN
desAss. r. Aussin. Z. Penn. John Potter.
b :. Miller, tr-. H. Pexkisx
EExEFrfax
A reception wss he'd ~ TIE resfderoe Of Mr.
xad HF& Frsnk 4 Bartlett on thursday even
ing Of lzss v~<k in hobox 81 the Misses oSesii
aas Earks. who were On . visit fron she vsn-
eosser esrrsexs Tae evening vss snjoTsnsy
sseas 81 dancing and cards. "A elsxsat lnnes
tsstfsu<d % fags ~
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80 AMONG THE CLovEr

= Nvsf the purple clover
3he greenwood tres,
100 came strsying. fox VIA nowsn
49, - ber maiden gIee:
~ 20 hey. O hoi
4SeTe6 laddy know
IN NY fnce 20 80.
-. fpray, nov what shah ~,
- n0bin comes vooing O. me.
Deok heart,
is6in comes wooins o ms9~
ur6er tie b0ughs asnndeT.
~ 1he wood came Robin ere long:
q fashion he cafroiied his passion.
- haW1horn egayed 10 HE song.
70 hey, o no.
n way know
nnnoeed ne this flower 70 tell:
- VIII my this hjOssomy day.
tlGt knew tt ~ well.
81 DsoS hesrt,
- 1T knew 1t q wall"
80 ~ lragfs1t clover,
- went bummiuR till late.
= b tho lsdfy. and what luck had ha
11nG Ms blithes0me mattel
ohsy. o hos
4ho5 walk % alow.
= 0ob1n and blushfng 6esy;
- = - eay IN the wood todsyF
2 - Will leave you 70 Eucss.
DeAx heart
- ! Wi Iseve ycu 70 guess
- --9umaSi NfufHrR Peck
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6o1uee an continue 70 be Dat and Close
- & the back than IN front. and
eniy. II trimmed Il all, with braids Of
ntdsh. arAight about the bottom, either
Snlloons 81 gold. silver, steel or en-
- eoms shade OF the dress or = con-
10y nre Of wooden mixed With silk, aud
s nor silk in another ahade, made with
~. much pulled on the shouides. and
q 1oUn ttghe &t the wrist. Some young
& enpes ID two or three rows. which
& g he shoulder nearly 70 the eaFs. and
n iront 20 show the throat with il
chain a gold beads or bratdtngA
rmen row occupy the atse6ton Of n
4 nnmhef Of ladies', - the rush acron
= increasing. Dark blue serge ieada.
~ moist - air well. and IL color
With thas Of the Water. and Il the typ-
~ peaotlcsl color ~ well. Atwood
dssk eolon are alse popular. and are
g IT. plain skiFta The waist y box.plaited
mnmsr. young girls viii wear immense
IN Dat q : plase, and loaded down
upm The Individuality Of each viii
r The peculiar convolutious Of the brifn,
S. 8 INT and folded. contorted In I'll varts-
8 1M cccked hat or picturesque Gainabor-
s - 800 fer some faccs. and turned down
~ Ike lamp SHADE on otherA
& SS5s.ssas 49, - .ivsr Z 1890 vine a
- ~ -. q 49, tina q esstened 3 !.
s sfssls n~s1n.frs shenf half vay lovn -
E 49,. -sstss !. a 49, ,rcahSr ~ resri
i11I = IL Initefico. ne tpp 10 capped With
{ - "a studded With the same Jewels that -
/: - = - rlns
M Nm clcah blsson are edeed With eo5d.
7@eCr = haoek cogd. vieh Rir1le 10 match. They
z5;Srs 4 49, ~. - rssds hiecs ~ nreeI
s - enn1iy 80 - a ~ Hnel1sh Wusplod
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Ausanr the guests p-essn, were Mr. and
Ms. J. r. Phslhrfek. Mr. and Ms : l. Phii-
e,srs Mr.. and Mrs. James FARMLAND. Mr. and
M. A H. Groas, Mr.. and Mrx j. A kyekmAn.
~ ana Ms Captain Ellis. Mr.. sud Ma Rem
nsst. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. feosc. Nj AMI MsS>
m,-sss.s NJ ana Mrs Williams. Mr. and Mrs
pssr.s, Mr.. and Ms George NeDeyits. Mn
80. Mr.. Know, NrS nousherty. MrS Marks.
~ .mast Misses Lille aud Ida Prank .a6.
~. ransan. Misses Hneklns. Miss Nyrs Clark.
~. r.nnse PhiEhrsek. Nsss Ella ralieflek.
a.. w..nse Iareixne. MS Sssnls Graves,
80 anns Parsons Miss Mabei peaEy. Miss
Me- Ramon. MIS- Bette Parsons, Mr.. sslss
nss, M ossc Augustine. NJ. 0eorse aadiey.
Va ,.ssv.unt fasssa. Nj stilser. Mr.. Fress Pops.
-, Nv-pa ssrsas, Mr.. Boscr. Me- Russell and
many others
sHAxEssxAsSAS RKAnISa.
a, ,oeke Richardson. the seoSs highly cub
.,r.ss ana absesf exponent OF tie mss'erwcrk ~
sa.t.sp<sre. afser . very successful an. ex-
ssr.,sa t.s,y OF ire worst, In row eonclrsssng q
sgx-uaa course 81 readings IA Portland. Coz
s.rnlnr tAsss restiaxs the ossseassss dsve;ss .
xs-x fsSer.l amount Of space 10 kiedly eminent
"a a. m.rvrlsas portrayal Of the rrtss eea-
..s.rs fuxxr~cuasei The sahtae'ies ane wexk-
,ss.v~.< a. character displayed hy AssS Lear. the
~-.naear el Asaass. with tee ssrfsnx EHooas CT
e. lesser rersnnsgc<. arc true 70 nature aud
81, MS heArs.x Ia extreme seasax 10 he&r
NJ esels.fdsea II 10 receive rev sixh' and
-. .ssr .asere<s "a sas shaxsspSsrtsn literature
whieh nov % tAcxoaxasy sssssssts al csiisSrsd
Knxsssh speaking pecpis
NJ RsrAxrasna ccnsezn plates uip 20 Vie
soxsa within . lev days aud eAs been tnsissd 70
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BeHe01E{suU Esr " " ~ 1CNcHuV1
Ia the monument 20 lection during the sing.
fnr By Eva ana Carrie Merritt the remaining
girls Daisy Keeton. Lulu Chase. Tenia Mesdag
and Daisy Campbell. removed the cover from
the cross and decorated the monument with
vreatha and flowers. which was followed by q
se,ertiou Ia concert. Great credit ID due the
rouur ladies for the artistic manner in which
they decorated the church.
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On Friday evening strawberry festival wsa
given hy the ladies' Of the Atkinson Memorial
church. in the parlors Of that church II was .
VERY enjoyable entertainment. - 1rssclass
music was furnished aud also excellent refreah-
mentA great many were present ana al
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
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On Tuesday morning . party consulting Of
Ma Thompson and Miss Mamie Thompsun.
Mr.. and Nrx r. r oids. General J. W. spragus,
the Misses osds. Mr.. and Ma c. = Hale anA
Mrs Fishaack LETT on the Nocking bird fos De-
lano neach. where they spsnt the day. rctarn-
ing - p. m. A delightful day was passed. and
there 10 no doubt bat that Deiano beach VIII b.
come quite fayorsfc resort
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21
A Simple Lcsson in fthi.H.

A man evidently crazed by q drug was
talking v~ociferously and blasphemously
In an elevated car. Finally the brake
mans attention was called to the dis
turbance. Tho brakeman went up to
the man, and said. gently: "Aren't you
q little too profane, my friend?" The
offender quieted down and stopped talk
Ing. A rough word would have set the
man on fire. 1t was . surprising ex-
hibition Of self-control and tact on the
part Of the train hand. In fact l have
heard . Sunday-school superintendent
use . far moro imperious tone in rebuk-
ing the children for being out of tune
singing, II want to be an angel" Left
alone with the brakeman in the car, I
complimented him on his successful
treatment OF the case. II find it pays
to speak quietly to such characters"
was his response. So here was a lesson
in ethics for which l did not pay in ad-
vance when l entered the train..-Chris-
tian Union.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

= :
tske IN Of the BABY between
thcm, and between-times they do sew
ing for their little pockets I've got no
objeetionss lust humor them, snd tell
them to do just as they please. Would
yoa believe it. ma'sm. they bought .
seving-nachine last year betweeAthem.
Sister Annie used to have IN elegant
voice, ma'an, but I considee that she
has just coaghed it awHys She takes
after her ma in coughing. maam."
As he talked. the mans eyes kept
continually glancing up the yellow
streaked road, and in the clear hight,
under his heard, bis long thinlipped
mouth could be seen nervously biting
the postprandial tooth-pick. One would
have said that he was expecting ths mes
senger who shortly afterward made his
appearance. waving a yellow envelope
in his hand. He appropriated the msss
sage when it arrived without hesitation.
opening it and reading u aloud:
Sister Annie died during the night"
The messenger rode his horse quietly
away in the direction CT the stable.
The professors food. for the moment
disappeared from his eyes, and pre-
sumably rested easy on his stomach.
1T win be : heavy blow to Olympus-
1t win hsa mighty heavy blow to Olym-
pus. ms'am."
"IdoR't know what the parson will
do without her. The parsol will mjss
her. pa'am. more than any one in Oaym-
puS I consider that she just. founded
the church there: and as for the Sunday
schcol-there isn't a child in the place
that wouldn't go to Sunday-scho0i &c
have Blister Annie for . teaches. She
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

Thess lines Of Pineknsy hing hsfore TIE
mental vision Q woman o( surprising
~, chanenging admiration and homage.
This s~potiTnsnfal trihnne w., no doubk
worthily bestowed by the pose but Il 2 z
prosaic fact that largo numbaS Of our 1oir
country. woms2 are dsAeient in personal
charmS because thy do not III and con:
quer the disorders peculiar to thafr sex, and
from which o many q them su6er mAr-
tyrdom. Al il = IL am61ttoo q evee2
woman 10 look hsr bed, II the ailtceed
ouss use d. PierceNs FAvorite Pfesuipttn,
and thus recover thaif hath, Wtfheos
which thare can b No baapty.t.
Dr.. Piercss Favorite Prescription = =;
climate ssedietSs, not . bevers4e; carefully
Compounded By an s1pseisnced physician
and adaptsd 70 womanns dslicats 0FgantNr
ton. lt il purely vegetable n compositoo
and perfectly harmless In any condltton q
tho system. Contains no alcoho - inehe1-
ate; NO syrup o. sugar to fefmsot - ths
stomach and derangs digsstiod >
A. an i~nvigoraing Fto0tc, - tmpar0
strength e ths Whole syses@. For cxsr-
taAsd lteachsA mi0insr1b 6ressmakeu.
ssamstrsass. "shcp-girb." h-ousshsepsEs,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21
JERUSHA'S OLD PIANO..

faas I'm sort o weak on music. that is. CT a
ginral rule,
Though I rassled with the gammit at old
S~quawker's sinpin' skule;
For my ear lacks eddycation, and my tongue is
ruther slow.
So calkylate M best holt cones in swingin'
Of a hoe;
Howsomdever / hev allus loved a GOOD. old.
fashioned chune
Like the Gall Left Behind Me-" or the Banks
of Bonnie DOOM
And how mighty nice they sounded when at eve
the children sang
To the old time square pianner that Jerushy
used ter bang!
Jerushy tshe's my darter) WI a master clever
gal;
And our ~neighbor Tompkins' Hcpsy wuz her
buzzum friend and pal:
One wuz fust and t'other second, like tn bosses
in a race,
Whilst young Jonathan wuz counter and Ella.
kim sung bass.
O, how pleasant the old farm house of 4 cola
December night,
With the hick'ry fire a snappin' and the candles
all alight,
As the music swellcd and tetcred. mingled with
/. the meller clang
OF the old-time square palmer that Jerushv
used ter bang!
Oartef Rushy wuZnt science FUR rs execution
goes
But she'd wallop out the music tibet you'd feel
clean tn your toes;
She never heard OF waggoner, or some SIGH
pison name,
For she larnt her style Of playin' Jest fore these
Dutch fellers came;
But she'd knock out .Fishera ~Hornpire."
Devils Dream and Money Musk"
Whilst her mar and me sat list'rin' Is the day
grew inter dusk.
And We never once got tired OF the merry cling.
- te clang
OF tibet old tint square pianner that Jerushy
used ter bang.
Now Jerushy she is married, and lives down at
Rumble Hill,
And I'm gran'pap tn three tow -heads-more tn
come, i reckon, still.
faas, I'm gittin' sort q feeble-s.iusg glad when
day is done,
For somehow the rows seem longer as I hoe
'em, one by one.
Though old age comes on a-creepin' yet my
heart is fresh and green,
For I'm allus Twin over every pleasant sound
Alius dreamin'o Of home faces, happy songs and
jolly clang
OF tibet old-tine square pianner that Jerushy
used ter bang.
"A. I. Gorham, in Boston Post.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

Weakness Of itself is not . disease. 1t is
however q most distressful symptom.
Alas how many YEARLY drag themselves
about, every effort giving them distress,
existing without any OF the pleasurablo SEN
sations of robust health. Are you in this
condition! Why! There is no excuse for
feeling mean and miserable. Remove the
cause Of your distress, which undoubtedly
is q state Of hood impurity and d~isordered
system. How! Why by doing as others
ave done.
q. w. Chandler, Red Fork, Ark, writes
II was 20 weak that it was only with great
effort that / could do any thing. I used
several bottles Of Botanic Blood Balm, and
can now do q good days work."
able TO do u good days work." Is there
not something sweet ndrefreshing in that
expression! Strength to vigorously do
this or that. Strength that is only over-
come by natural fatigue. Strength that,
when expended, is by rest and nature fully
renewed. Such will be your reward il you
give b. B. II q trial.
II. b. Randolph, Brunswick, Ga, writes:
II was under the care of nine different doc
tors, but not one did me the good that
Botanic Blood Balm has done me-"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

Nsny Of the evils Of life ere inhaEits6
Parsnts transmit to their children . otaAs
Of blood impurity. What's fearful hasitage
to bequesth an innocent ohildl 6crofu1A,
skin diseases, c~rysipelas, sorq eye, ring
worm, tetter, eceema. scald he'd, ocahby
surfaces, syphilitic spmptomA u~lccfative
~ wh;.S v ,rsSn I?su w;scs.S'H ~ - v;ct;%
q prey "a designing quecka. nis surely .
disgrace that this should be %. i II mani
testify the duty Of every ono TO keep their
blood pure and their systems in . condiNoa
Of good health. Nature has given NJ kindly
herbs that will accomplish this il properly
ton in that compound known - Dr.. Bull's
S~arsaparilla. There 10 no phase Of blood
poison this Incompatible alterative will
not relieve. II . sufferer from blood
disease, you do yourself great injustice II
you fail 10 try it-Springfield ExPresA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

MY son twelve years Of age, has been
afflicted with scrofula for eight years. His
h hep c sS,hI pot walk ex .rrStg ON .ay ss1s' and and
he was also nearly blind. I had him under
the care of the best doctors without avail,
and had given him up to die, when I was
urged to try Bulls ~Sarsaparilla He has
used eight bottles and already his eyesight
IL restored and his limb much better His
appetite is now good. he looks well and 10
quite cheerful. ! think with q few more
bottles he will be completely restored
James Lee, Nashville, Tenn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

And the Serious Case Of Dyspep-
eia He Encouraged.

never knows
which is the inn
preston that is
going to s t a y,
which o I { b c
C h a cters S,
events circum-
S c e 8 say
ings, tableaux
of the passing
day is to be III
une Il aceab biz
one. We try to
know, and even
make, with HUI
m a n pertnesS,
Q e ! o c tions.
''This Is strik-
iu0 ~ ssfhic -
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Mrs. W. envied the lady next door be-
cause she always seemed so well and
happy. "She enjoys life and ! DON'T" said
the disconnected woman. ..How l would
i X to change places with herr" At last
she made the acquaintance of the object of
her envy, and this is what the lady told her:
.'Happyi OF course / am, for l enjoy per-
feet health My dear Mrs. W., your face
tells me why you are not happy. You are
suffering from functional arrangements. /
was o martyr to female weakness for years,
out DIR. Piercc's Fayorite Prescription
cured me-, as it will you if you will try it. 1t
is guaranteed to give satisfaction in every
case or price t<l.O0) returned.
DIR. PIERCE's Pellets, one a dose. Cure
headache, constipation and indigestion.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21
The Blues

This is q synonym for that gloomy,
narassed condition of the mind which has
its origin in dyspepsia AL the ugly spirits
that, under h name Of the ''blues.' sblue
devils,' s'mcgrins" and ''mulligrrbs',
torment the d~yspeptic almost ceaselessly,
Danish when attacked with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, that, moreover. annihi-
lates biliousness, constipation. chills and
fever, kidney complaints and nervousness.
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HOW's Thisl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that can not be cured
by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
j.. ]. CHENET & Co, Props, Toledo, O..
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West s. Truax, Wholesale DruggistA Toledo.
Walding, Kinnan u Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly on the blood and mucous SUI.
faces of the system. Testimonials free.
Price, 15c. per bottle. Sold by all DruggistA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21
Ceusumpsson surely Cured.

ToTHE EpIroR:-Please inform your read
above named disease. By its timely use
thousands Of hopeless cases have beer per.
manently cured ! shall be glad TO send two
bottles Of my remedy FREE to M Of your
readers who have consumption il they will
send me their express and postofice ad-
'3resA Respectfully, T. A. SLocuN, NJ. c.,
~ .fstrR Isl Pearl street, New York
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

should take on every trip : bottle of SyrIp
Of Figs, ~ it acts most pleasantly and ef-
fectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness. ~
For sale in SOC and 800 bottles BY al
leading druggistA