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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

WASHINGTON, d. o., Aug. 19.-Thers
WAS lull 10 the storm or the Republi-
can side of the Senate 10 day. Aoar,
Edmund, sherman aud other Force bill
men were busy polishing up the shafts
they will hurl at QlaY tomorrow, aud
did not have time, as usual, to sag ugly
things about Quay. They had absn-
doned the idea which they had on Satur-
day OF calling a caucus to sit down on
Quay, having CONS 10 the conclusion
that they could not get votes enough to
reverse the action OF the former caucus,
whist, therefore, stands as the last
Official cotton of the party. Oonse-
quently they are preparing to make
tneir fight in open Senate, going
into 1t practically es boiters from
their party caucus. Id other words
they are aa much entitled to the
hated name of Mugwump ns Quay
aud Blaine, to whom they are so freely
aud contemptuously applying It. Their
speeches promise to be savage il they are
any ref action of what they ale saying
privately; and they propose, it is said, to
say as much as parliamentary etiquette
will permit. They found some time,
however, to-day to continue their mis-
sionary work with the Quay Republicans
10 weaken Q1ay's hold on them. ave
have built Are behind every ono OF
them," said o Force bill Senator, ''and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

Black AHa0ooi Henrtetkas.
Good news for you, aud good
lots too, already Ia from the
Custom House. A very large
order brings a concession In
the price-the concession Is
yours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21

DECEPTIVE SENATORIAL TACTICS
1t was part OF this deception that the
Force bill senators Gncluding Edmunds,
the spokesman Of the cRucus) gave ont
last night that nothing had been DONE"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

The Rumfori Falls and Backaeld Rail
road Company are making repairs on the
bridge At Buck field.
There 10 said to be certainty that full
consolidation Of the Eastern and Boston
ADD Maine Railroads will be completely ef-
fected this " ek, and that the stockholders
Of both roads all be thoroughly satisfied
~ith the details Of consolidation ~hen they
.re made public. for all interests are sure
70 be amply protected.
Col. N. Greene 10 said to have furnish
I'd satisfactory bonds ~ contractor for
building the Shore Line Railway. The
~ork will be done under mis- direction. not
sithstanding the efforts Of other builders
10 reap the benefit Of his isbors for almost
decade to carry through the great project.
The road will enter Csisis within two years.
that 10 assured in aEy event.-Caiass
Ttmes.
The Railroad Commissioners have de-
cided to abolish the grade crossing on the
sandy River Railroad The cost Of the
work will probably be about q 800, Of
shich Strong pays $500. and the railroad
company the balance, and the latter are to
forever maintain the crossing. This 10 the
first case that has come before the COM
missioners under the new Law passed by the
last legislature.
The party surveying the Penobscot Gen.
trail X r., under A. M. Devereux, are
making good progress. They do not fol-
lo~ the old survey through Orneville. but
cross the Charleston Hill at the Wilson
notch, near Bradford, then go on via Nc
Gregor's Mills, East Atkinson. then through
the east part Of Atkinson to Quinn's mill,
on the west line Of Orneville. thence to
Milo Junction. Mr.. Devereux. who 10 En-
gineer and President Of the road thinks this
the most feasible route. The surveying
party is now within IL miles of Quinn's
mill, In Atkinson
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lack An ample 6eId ia which to operate.
Immediately after the death Of the royal
father Of the present king the country
was upon the verge Of revolution.
scheming factions were actively prepar-
ing TO precipitase crisis and engage in
q struggle for the overthrow Of the reg
nanrey. The birth Of a male heir 70 the
throne changed all this. The
nation was wild with delight. The
little fatheriess boy became at
once the word Of the nation which he
was born 10 rule. He was the idol Of
the whole people, and the ebivaIry for
which his country has been noted,
hedged him about with its protecting
care. Revolution and intrigue we're
siIenced ADD an era Of national peace and
prosperity ensued. What may come
about, should the little monarch psss
away, it Ia very difficult to tell. The
government IL making every preparation
10 prevent political outbreak in that
event. The succession 10 the throne
would pass to Mercedes, the eldest sister
Of little Alfonso, but her hold upon the
people could never be 40 strong as that
Of her little brother.
It does not appear that Spain Ia yet
ripe for Republican form Of government.
There Ia absolutely 90 assurance that a
successful revolution would do more than
TO establish a new aud very likely a
vorse deapotlsm. Under such eircum-
staaces friends Of order and stable gov.
eminent will everywhere unite In the
hope that the life Of this baby King may
be spared to his people.
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GOSSIP OF THE oRANoEs.

The next meeting Of Dromore Grange
Phipsburg. will be held Tuesday. Jan FL
Morning Light Grange had grand har.
vest supper At the installation Of its officers
on Saturday, Jan. 18th.
A new addition of the constitution, BY.
laws and rules Of Capital Grange, August
has just been printed. The rules are mod
els Of their kind and should be adopted by
every grange.
GERS Of Capital Grange were not installed on
Saturday evening last. The exercises will
take place at future date Of which notice
will be given.
About thirty of the members of Union
Grange, Hartford, accepted an invition of
Brother William Cary and assembled At his
house on Friday, Jan. 8, where all enjoyed
an excellent good time.
The Necktie and Apron festival OF Saga
dahoc Grange, was . success in spite of bad
weather and travelling. Two candidates
we're instructed in the first and second
degree At the last meeting. Members of
this grange are At work on = drama which
promises to excel any entertainment ever
given BY the grange.
The officers Of Pittston Grange were in
stalled last Wednesday evening, Jan. 8. by
Past Master J. A. Kenney. A bountiful
harvest supper was served and one men,
Der took the Fourth Degree. Members
were present from Whitefield and Chelsea
lodges and good time was enjoyed by all.
Pitrston lodge 10 in . very hourishiag con-
dition and new m,mbers are coming in most
every meeting.
The annual statement of the Oxford
County Patrons Of Husbandry. Mutual Fire
Insurance Company shows that the whole
number Of policies in force to be 1893
~hich amount to el.ll7 1856. There have
been 299 policies issued during the year
and liz have been cancelled and expired
The year closes Dec. LIST. The amount Of
risks gained during the year is $3.50, $50
The company is in . fouri.hing condition
and reduces the expense of insurance to q
very email sum.
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Judge CooIeya Nafxa.

One OF the ablest lawyers In this coun-
try IL Judge Cooley Of Michigan. the
present head of the Interstate Commerce
Commission His "Principles OF Consti.
tutioual Law" ia one of the best law
books In the country. and Is. In itself.
an ample evidence of the wide grasp and
clear logic OF the author Not only ia
Judge Cooley a man OF broad intellect.
but he also possesses courage OF high
character. IA was demonstrated by a
startling incident which occurred at
his home In Ann Arbor, Michigan,
Thursday evening. He WAS engaged In
reading In his library when his negro
coachmsn entered. armed with double
narrclled shotgun. Judge Cooley asked
him what WAS the matter, The negro
replied that he had decided to kill the
whole family. "a they talked too much
snd left him no time to think. The
Judge betrayed no alarm, and told him
that he agreed with him and that he
would attend to it. He succeeded in
notifying the mailman, until he at last
laid down his gun, and n, the Judge
suggestion, left the room.
As soon AS he was out Of hearing. the
Judge ,elephoned the neighbors, and In
short time deputy sheriff arrested the
coschman.
hut for the cool courage and quick
wit Of the Judge, the mailman would un-
douotediy have executed his insane
project.
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4 URW METHOD OF 1RBAxIuo
DI9EA0B.


What are they? There 10 . new depart
ure in the treatment Of disease. IL con-
sists in the collection Of the specifics Used
BY noted specialists of Europe and Amen.
ca, and bringing them within the reach Of
all. For instance the treatment pufsued
BY special ply sicisas Who treat indigestion,
stomach and liver troubles only, vas Oh
tanned and prepared. The treatment Of
other physicians, celebrated for curing ca
tarrn vas procured. and 80 on ill these In
comparable cures now include disease Of
the lungs, kidneys, female weakness, rheu-
matism and nervous debility.
This new method of lone remedy for
one disease" mus, appeal to the common
sense Of all sufferers, many of whom have
experienced the ill efects, and Thoroughly
realize the absurdity of the elaine Of
Patent Medicines which are guaranteed to
cure every i'll cut of single bottle, and the
use Of which. as statistics prove, has ruined
more stomachs than alcohol. A circular
describing these new remedies 10 sent free
on receipt Of stamp to pay postage by Hoe
pitAl Remedy Company, Toronto, Canada,
sole proprietors.
dec2ld&wlychdly folfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-14

Steers Little Bile Pills are without N
equal for stimulating the liver to healthy
action, and creating proper secretion Of
bile. thus removing from the system the
germs Of malaria, curing constipation, in
digestion, and inducing . healthy circala-
ton Of the blood, without winch no one
caa enjoy sound health. They are small.
but effective; free from nsuseasing pro.
pensities and gripping pains. and do not
interfere in their action With the ordinary
routine Of daily life. Heavily sugar coated.
To Be had in Augusta Of J. Mixer and C.
B. Murphy 1 Co., for Csc. pc, tostle.
june2Od&vly
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MASONIC.

The following officers have recently been
elected:
MERIDIAN LopGE, Pittsaeld: F. B.
Farmer, W. M; J. H. Walker, s. W. /;
F.. o. Ellingvood. J. W.; Orrin Libby.
d W. Msnnock, Seey.; Robert Patten, S.
D.; Gordon McTassart, J. d.
PrrHAGoRIAN Lopes, Fryebure e. E.
Hastings, W. NJ; E. Weston. s. W. ID. II.
Chandler, J. W.; A. c. Frye, s.; W. X.
Tarbox. T.; F. Sawtelle, 8. d. M. Keefe,
J. d.
MARsH RIVER Lopez, Brooks e. G.
Roberts. ". M; o. W. Lane, 8. W; c..
8. Bracket, J. W.; Isaac Leathers. Treas {;
F. X. Roberts. Sec. T. A. Elliot, s. d. ::
Thomas d. Jellison, 8 s; John McTas-
cart. J. D.; Isaac Staples. J. s.; VIM c.
Rove, Tyler; A. W. Rich, Marshal; Rev.
David Bracket, Chaplain.
KING DAviDs Lopez, Lincolnville: A.
F. Hahn, W. NJ. +. Z. Duncan. 8. W.;
James W. Carver, J. W.; Z. W. Griffin, S.
D.; Geo. W. Howe, J. D.; C. F. Carver,
Treas; W. L. Howe, Sec'y.; W. X. DIM
can. Chap; L. II. Duncan, Marshall:
Wilder Drinkwater, s. s.; J. L. Metcalf,
I. s.; George 8. Ames, Tyler.
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own nm STATE.

The theYnometef as Lincoln registered
- dspess below zero Saturday morning.
The High School q Bath has ssfsTisd .
handsome Gag. the gifs Of johnson
Broehe1s.
The Mcclellan and Smaller Schools, Port
land. are The latsst TO enter the IAnks -
flag bearers"
John 2. Harmon has been elected pFesi-
dent Of Aachias Savings Bank in place Of
Ssmsel H. Talbot, deceased
The Wessbrook Trust Co., has been or
saaized With Lessdef Valentine - Presi-
dent, and 3. d. Woodnan, Secretary.
new rslp mill 10 70 be built in How
land. very near the great Montague mill.
Mr.. Harrison Loring 10 to have charge Of
in construction
Edward Benner. ss work in the steam saw
mill Of Jonesboro Friday forenoon, vas
struck IN the sbdomsn BY . returning bolt
and lies in . critical condition.
The Main. Bapsists have for several
years maintained free bed in the Maine
General Hospital, and have just continued
for year BY the payment Of $3.50.
Emery Johnson Of Springfield. ground
up, the past sesson, twenty-five thousand
bushels Of potatoes INFO starch. The
producs vas one hundred and three tons.
From Ave to six ear losds day Of spruce
lumber 10 sent to Bangor 1t the present
time over the Bangor { Piscaiaquis Rail-
road from the mill Of z. -. r. W. bsser,
NJ Shirley.
The Penobscos Water and Power Com
pany have contracted to lay fifteen miles Of
pipes in Brewer. veaxie and Oldtovu next
season. They are ne " laying pipes across
the Penobseos through the ice above the
dam.
In the Washington County Supreme
Court. Isaac L Leighton WAS avardsd 1921
in DAMAGE for perso 1al Djuries received IN
consequence Of the improper use of target
ride upon the West Washington Fair
Grounds in 1887.
The crew 1t work on the electric light
plat 1t Milford have the wheel pits ready
and one Of the vheels set. The race way
10 yet to be cleared. A. T Wing 1 Sons
vorkmen are building bridge 70 connect
the station and railroad.
Mr.. =. A. Cushman has started his new
mill on Sebois Lake in operation for the
au~h oAsStoe VI sPOOi oAIs, Anu iAIBe
amount Of work 10 nov being done there.
The mill 10 near the line Of the Canadian
Pacific isilroad. 20 that it 10 convenient for
sending OF the Manufactured material.
The annual pay roll for cotton and
woolen manufactures in Lewiston 10 about
~, 700, 900 which 10 paid to nearly $500
people in the cotton and voolen mills and
bieacheries in that city. In addition TO
this, Lewiston 10 making hundreds of thou
sands Of cotton bags. hundreds Of Thousands
Of quilts, turkish towels in piles - high ~
the Washington monument, . variety of
coiored cotton goods unsurpassed in any
city of America and apart from this line Of
manufacture 10 producing over 40, 900 cases
Of shoes, 100000 Of long lum Der.
6 1000, 900 shingles, $4,000 lathes. $780,
900 clspbosrds. looms and mill machinery
to the value of $500, 600 to 800. 600 year,
l50, 900 shirts year. millions of cigars, An
indefinite number Of Photographic dry
plates; supplies belts and rolls to all parts
Of Maine; makes bobbins for the world,
and has numerous smaller manufactures of
considerable importance.
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oRANoE ELECTIONS.

The folio wing officers have recently been
elected:
AURORA. Strong: c. B. Conant. Master
Lee Dagsett, Overseer: Miss Grace Z. Nor
ton. Lecturer; Shep. l.. Hut. Steward; A.
J Norton, A. 8; L. True, Chap; J 8.
Nash, Treas.; f J Gilkey, Sec :; d. Rich
ardson. G. X Mrs. Dora A. Gilkey, F.
Mrs. J. E. Norton, L. A. 8.
PIscArAouIs, Sebec: A. d. Ladd, NJ D.;
c. Z. Wingate, .. Mrs. NJ. E Hassell, l.. ;
c. 8. Hassell, s. Walter s. Ladd, A. 8 /;
Samuel Hardin. Chap; Jason Hassell
Treas. C. NJ. Packard, Sec; J. A. Ladd
g. X ; Lottie Ireland, p; Carrie Sands,
F.; May Ball. G Allie NJ. ireland, L. A. s.
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And each day and night during this week
you can get at all druggists Kemp's Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs, acknowl-
edged to be the most successful remedy
for the cure Of coughs, Group, bronchitis,
whooping cough, asthma and consumption.
Get bottle to-day and keep it always in
the house, so you can check your cold At
once. Price SOC. and 81. Sample bottle
free. eod&w4v
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: The following oMcers have recently ssss
slscsed:
APPLETON. Norway e 3. Presses.
Commandes; John Crovel1. g. v. G u.
L. Alden, J. v. c.; 3. II. Prince, AdjS;
G. Goenoy, Surgeon; VIM Rackhhe. Chap;
A. J. Odell. Q ~; Dennis Smith, Q. D. ;
VIM. Randall. O. G.; Albert Wills, Ser9s
Major; John Greenlesf, Q. n. Sefgt; A.
gustss Streeter, Drum Major.
A. N. wHrrxAS, Bfyans's Pond ya1es
L. Bowler. p. c. ;Chas. B. Bessey, S.v.C-
Chss. B. Ryerson. J. V. c.: VIM. H. Pear
con, Adjt. G. A. Whitman. Q. ~; Byros
v. Bryant, o. D.; T. L. Wyman, Chap.
j. ". Powers. Sur. John Afkett, 8. u.
Moses Cummings. Q. n 3.
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One OF the most blatant and shallow
individuals In public life at the presen
day Ia senator Voorhees,. Of Indiana
Asinine exhibitions on his part have be
come 40 common that the country has
ceased 10 be surprised at them. HIS latest
exhibition, however, appears 10 have ex
ceeded even his own record. In windy
and frothy Illumination In the United
States Senate this oyergrown demagogue
attempted to smirch the administration.
voorhees, 10 nothing when he Is not
bombastie, and his gyrations upoo this
occasion we're In harmony with his whole
career Never, however, has a dema-
gogue been more speedily written down
an ass than was this Indiana wind bag
upon that occasion. The speediness
with which the Department. OF Justice
answered his insolent Instructions,
with the emphatic statement that no in
structions whatever, oral or written, have
been given District Attorney Cham bers
Of Indiana, on the subject OF the arrest
Of Col W W. Dudley. This was
cru-her for BON bastos voorhees, and has
made him the laughing stock Of the
whole country.
Somehow the attempts Of the Demo-
Gratis TO make the Blocks Of Five" for
gerry stick upon Col. Dudley do not appear
10 be meeting with much success. and 1t
seems destined to take its place in poltI-
cal history by the side OF the Infamous
Marcy forgery and other similar Demo
cratic productions. IL the Democratic
party il really "a desirous OF purifying
Indiana politics "a IL processes to be
there Ia ample chance for II to begin the
work right at home. 1t would be a good
field for Mr. Voorhees,. IL he is really desir-
Gus OF becoming reformer, to put con-
work into. He should begin drst
OF all by asking, nay demanding, con
investigation of the following
circular letter sent out in the campaign
OF 1883 by the chairman OF the Morgan
County. Ind Democratic Committee:
I'M. LII 'oNribhN HAL
8Ss''hlh' 'nu sept . 1880
Dr.u s,.-I de,i,. s,.c, io,o,n.,;o, i,
regard to your district. Morgan county 10
close. but by proper orgsnizs-
w" -nu ',torous so,. " csn Ne Ieoten'sd
NJ s,ee..;,. ,.,.,ion Much d.ns,d. a.
your ehor,s You shouid select men 10 assist
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The Union Pacific Railway. The Over
land Route" has equipped it trains with
dining cars Of the latest pattern, and on ana
aftef August 18th the patrons of it, fast
srains between Council Bluff and Denver.
and between Council Bluff and Portland.
Ore. will be provided With delicious meals,
the best the market affords, perfectly
served. ct Is cents each. Pnllman's Palace
Car Co.vih have charge Of The service on
seses cars. esps1SdlavsevSt
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CHURCHES AND PASTORS.

The Swedish population Of Monson have
raised fund to support regular preaching
lied . church Of the Lutheran denomina-
there in the mother tongue and have organ
ton. The Monson Slate Co. agree to give
them 600 each year towards their support.
The Berean Baptist Church, Brunswick,
was dedicated Thursday evening. Presi-
dent Small, Of Colby University. delivered
the address. The new church cost about
oi2, 900 and is free Of debt.
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Subscriptions 10 THR DAILY AND wKZxLY
@OCaNAL nsy bs made through the Psr,nas-
~ DepatEest u the America Express Co..
- ssy piscs where that Company hss "a
sssney. Agests vii give . money order re-
estve Tor your snbseriptson, asd wiil forward -
d. money order. ssiaehed 70 m order 70 sssd
ne psper for ssy stated uue, free Of ssy
charge, srespt the usaal fee for iasuiaR The
ssdeS. This 10 The safest snd hest vsy 70 place
ysw suhscnpeSss-
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The Cleveland followers will find 1t =
hard task to read David u Hin out OF
the Democratic party. He isa power In
New York politics and even II he should
not BE- succes-ful in his presidential as
pIration. he will have the ability To reg
ulats any candidate whom his party may
select to the most lnnocuous Kind Of de-
suetude
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The letter box which has always been
near Granite Block was yesterday moved
to the corner Of Oak and Water streets,
and attached to the Granite Bank building.
This will greatly accommodate the ner-
ehants on the west side Of Water street q
we'll - the many pedestrians coming down
Oak street into our business street.
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There seems TO be- no doubt bot VIA,
the exceptions died by the attorneys
for the Cronin conviets will be oyerrulsd.
But for the shallow headed obstinacy Of
single juryman, these men with single
exception, would all have been hung.
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The smile that o'erspread the stable
mens' faces Sunday - team after team
left their stables and the streets resounded
with the merry jingle of sleigh bells,
didn't contract even At the threatened raj
Monday.
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The reporter heard yesterday Of two
young ladies who being economically in
clined two years ago bought . little jug
bank. for which nothing over dime should
be given. They broke 1t the other day.
How much did they And7 e4l8O.
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II vas amusing to zee people 20 hurFyins
past the Journal ONCE anxious To get .
letter in the post ONCE In season for the
nsxt mail. yesterday morning. and thes v
zee them valk right past the public build
Ing I'LL they reached the doors Of the old
post ONCE that va. These doors, By the
way, were kept fastened. Yos can in
ssine the blending on their faces Of intense
dissust, sndisguised anger. and pisiful
shame -facedness, - these bahlsd individs-
ale we're halted By the unyislding portals.
The above 10 guaranteed fact.
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many an eminent mans passage to "sht
great majority" Many life has been
taken by this dread disease that might have
been spared, had the pOssessor only known
Of, and taken Menard's Rnevmatic Bull.
lets. 1hey are 4 certain. and at the same
time pleasant cure for Rheumatism, Goue,
and Neuralgia. They can be procured from
J. NJ. Mixer and C. B. Murphy : Co. q
sl.O0 per bottle.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive cure
for Catarrh. Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
For sale at c. B. Murphy's.
julyl6d&wlwchwky
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Whoever has taken Hamburg Figs will
never take any other kind of laxative med
icine. They are pleasant to the taste. and
are sure in their action. few doses curing
the most obstinate case Of constipation or
torpidity Of the liver. % cents Dsse one
Fig. Mack Drug Co., N. Y. janl4esafolfm
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Don't fail to notice the special ssls
which N. Z. Andrews 4 Co. advertise In
another column. They intend 70 make
these bargain sales q special feature and
have taken regular space in our columns
to inform the public.
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The rush on the druggists still continues
and daily scores Of people call for bottle
Of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis.
Asthma and Consumption. Kemps Balssm.
the standard family remedy, 10 cold on .
guarantee and never fails to give entire sat-
isfaction. Price SOC. and 81. Trial size
free. janl4eod&w4w