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a BISHOP ON TRIAL.
Hi. tr,enss~ say That t:svy D. sssssk "f shs
whole Hustn~~~.

bsss resuse~ say 1mae bovy bsss'S os sssc
whole Bsasesses~.
CLEvELAND, Feb. 1S.-Bishol, Randolph
Dubs of the Evangelical association was
placed on trial to-day at Salcn, church Tor
conduct unl,cco,ninR a Christian. Fifteen
clergylucn constitute the trial committee
and Bishops Esler and Bowman OF Chi
cago are present. The charges against
Bishop Dubs ars. that he il accused ny
Rev. Il. Fdzingcr of Buffalo and r. B.
Eslicr, son Of the bishop, with having falls
fled q Telegram which he sent several
years ago, referring to church business,
and that s,n two occasions hc was farnil-
lar in his conduct toward two women
nothing criminal being charged
however. The Evangelical association
has many churches in Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, Pennsylvania and the Northwest.
Dub~ has always b<seO popular and his
friends declare that envy IL back OF the
prescut trial. The investigation to-day rs
being made behind closed doors, and
Dubs WAS requested to-day for a certified
copy of the record of each session and re-
fused. He entered u protest against tli,
admission of written testimony unless he
was given tine privilege of cross-exanin-
ing the witnesses, That was impossible,
as witnesses were mot here. Bishop DIiss
then Withdrew, declaring the investigation
should proceed without his presence inns
much hc had been deprived of all
rights. His friends say that the charges
arr. false and have no foundation what
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

rurL .utL,uI.. Feb, IL. Charles ,. tIar,ah,
the mllli',,air- brazilian railroad "ontrsctor.
w,~uIS.rr>, F.b. to Louise Thieea,,it.
who * ,aid I'ri herr with uefaurltcr >ilco,t, has
returned Ia tlI-- 'ity.
rAri-. Fob. H. IL has been discovered thai
nye hnn,,r,,i i"rye.i shares Gt Orleans rairoSa
.."iicry near u.ri>. t.>t night. u is not known
h:,,. been recovered.
Au"u-r,. ga, Fsb. r,.-rhe I. sharon citi-
court yesterday.
morning IN i.vy / wii~an'> ..r,sksry store, an.i
four ,t"rs, "i ,h, faIr" nL'cS an Canal strcss
MslLkn"wn hotnc ruiz m.n,hcr ot eammons "a.
Claphan,, - suburb ot London.
NNrcnrz; MIS-. Feb ia;mk, 4: ~. smith.
iion OF ms scrount, shows a dcdri OF saoyOso.
wa, h.ns,i here today f,r p.r,ri1s.son in IN.
ma.,lsr % Miss A!,nuf MsssY ana and nsI s,o.hs.
forced him Ia engage in the murder.
,S & rss 1n laTss nssssns h.: ss
Iappl.. OF brazil IN their ad"ptiaa of a rsPaSii
can form OF government and the act TOT the
ApE,.
srIch ,np-v,LLs, Mo-. Eee. is,-rhe ceu.sa-
and @ is ihrse aiSn. ehsea 70 With the nsleious * De
strnc's,n Of property. HE met With NO opISsi,
quietly Ia their narty yrlon, they call IL. They
all bondet in the of sd each tor appear
ancr next Friday.
DESNER. f.b. ~ The COMMITTEES. In charge
os the arrangements for the national travelling
men = convention h., held in Denver June -.
-, have with success raising the
,s..s af ssrns a. u ahi ,sars as % rSs
tai routes have a..rceL ais. .iS tor round trip
rate frum Missouri rtN er Is,nts tn Denver. and
from Late adv ices the committee Is led 10 e~liese
, that the eastern CONNECTIONS Will make a sorrs~
pDnii.ly low rss,e. Iiee,gatissss frOln clinx
mems a>so. iltions from AL tSsrtS " the Vnisr
will hs attendance effect the natiouAl
| federation cf commercial travellers, Of which
J there are .5o.guo in number.
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a Young Naan with Three wives.

CANANDAIGUA, n. ". Feb. 19.-WilliauI
Hines, aged -, has just been jailed at
Gencsco, Livingston comfy, for bigany.
At the age of 81 he married Mary Parks i'm
Buffalo. He deserted her year later and
married Lizzie NahaRan. with whom hc
live for five years, near Naples, Ont, and
by whom he had three children. In 1875
he captivated Onciva Wilbur, aged Ii. of
Springwater, Livingston county. and mar
ricsl her. He was arranging tn settle with
his third bride i'm the same town where he
had deserted his second. hut the neigh
bors indignantly drove him away. He
was indicted for biRaniy. but fled. He
was captured in South Anllpoy. y. j.
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ACo,nuroml.,, l:srect...l,

DES MoINEs. Feb. l9.-Thc deadlock
which has existed i'm the lower house of
the Iowa Legislature for nearly six weeks
was finally ended this evening, a conpro-
mise proposition being agreed upon. The
democrats get the spea-cr and second as
sistant clerk. Republicans get the speaker
pro tenn and all the other offices, well
as the chairInanships of most of the i'm.
pOrtaut committees. The republicans
have first choice of five committees, the.
democrats second choice for one. ths. 9TH
to bs, chosen alternately. The house
met this evening and Hamilton lslenlo-
craft was selected speaker. Silas Wilson
WAS chosen speaker pro- tcln. After the
election of minor officials the house ad-
journssl until Tomorrow, when joint sos
sion to canvass the guhcrnatoris,i vote
will Ia, held.
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IN THE SENATE.
The Alleged Excessive Freight Rates vii
Iss Investigated.

The Alleged Excessive Freight Hates W ~
Iss, Investigated.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l3.-In the senate
to-day among the bills reported from
committees and placed on the calendar
wers, the following:
For the inspection of meats for cxporta-
ton, and prohibiting the importation of
.s.lilts.rssts,tl articles of fool and drink.
For the relief of women enrolled as
army nurses.
Cullorrl. from the Interstate commerce
committee, reported al preamble and res
olution respecting the allegation that by
reason of excessive freight rate ON
country lying between the Rocky noun
tains and the principal fossl distributing
centers i'm the east. IL Is unable to market
it's food products and obtain for them ac-
tual cost OF production. and directing the
committee to investigate such allegation
and report to the senate whether such
rates are reasonable whether u rcsiuc-
Of siicli rates is prevented or binsiereti by
reason of any act. or whether more
ticable and would remedy the evil conn
piai"ed of. Tho resolution was "sre' d
A resolution heretofore offered calling
ON the attorney general for information
an to the assAssination of w. B. Sanders.
deputy United States marshal in Northern
district. Florida. was taken up. --r
PascO proceeded tU asidSvseN tfS0 SENATE.
i'm explain of the facts and cirvufi-
stances of the ease.
Without concluding his speech ON the
educational bill, Blair yielded for AN ex-
| ec,Itivc session. after which the senate
adjourned.
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Marshal Na,sch.,,.. ,,..,or,.

WAsHIS,ToS. Feb. i3.-Thc report of
United States Marshal Mitclis'ii of Elori-
stas. regarding tl". recent killing Of Deputy
Marshall Sanders of that state, was made
public to-tlay. IL il substantially ths. same
story given i'm tho dispatches the
night of the killing. bcinx in substance
that Sanders was invited out to n drive by
two men named McFariin and Mitchell,
the former of whom he had hrfors, that
time had trouble over the serving Of writ-.
Iu the afternoon Mitchell brought hack
Saunders dead body. hut would make no
statement as to who siisi the killing, bc-
yt,ind saying II was not himself. Mcfar-
lin had Disappeared. Mitchell had heard
i'm the morning report that am attc,npt was
tn In. made to Kill some of the party, and
hal warmed Saunders not to uo out. After
the murder hc received am intinis.tioi, that
IL would he well for himself and i-Anxforsl
to leave towis and they did that night.
The attorney general said this afternoon
that no stops would bc takcu in the matter
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An Excellent l.i.c. Tor Them.

CHIcAGo, Feb. 1S.-Gcn. George Crook
has just arrived from am extended trip
Nh never tfsSSaS{6f Nh. vSss rfSp1-rts
future home of the Apache Indians and
wanted to satisfy himself as tn the nature,
of the country. its climate. etc, ~ found
United States trspo,ss down there.
we'll and satisfied" said the general.
"Thcrr IL mo great aI.o,int of sickness
there. of course that section OF the
nearly so bad as described. IL would
make most excellent reservation for
Geronino and his band.' Ibid yo,I
ascertain from the Indians down there
whether they would he. pleased tn receive
ncigfil,or- the Apichcs now soiourniI,g 4
i'm Florida - 'Everybnly thinks the
will offer any objection ] think. l shall
rs'tiolblr my cNcrtiou~ to have Fort Still
selected as Ill" piac" IL quarter the
Apachcs.
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HOUSE PROcEEDINOS.
An Assistant SECRETARY of war-Thr Ok ,s
hosssa sstir q nss. Confederation

An Assistant secretary pf War-The Okla
hoO,a sstit nbs Consideration
wA,HiNoroN, Feb. l?.-In the house to-
day the military committee called ,ip the
senate hill authorizing tho president to
confer the brcvct rank upon army Officers
for gallant services in the Indian cam
I,aigus since 1sts1. Passed
The house went into a committee OF the
whole ON the hill to provisls. for the ap-
poiIttIncut ut an assistant secretary OF
war. After some debate the bin was Ca
vorai,is reported and th. Oklahoma hill
taken uu.
Hooker gave notice "a. would move. tn
strike out All of the bills after section "a,
providing - judicial ~ stem for the. Indian
territory. Hc said the hills proposed "a
grand robbery. c,iralied in the history of
. civil section only hy III" spoila,ion "f
Poland.
Washington declared that the. hill vin-
lated no property rights of the Indians,
and in his opinion there could hs' no
greater crime against civilization than to
leave so,uO people in territory without
nny government at all.
Perkins said that tis'rs, Was not "a single
provision in the hill that infring.i the
rights of Indians.
Mercy said that the hill SHOULD include.
all of the Indian Territory: there WAS no
necessity for a division at that maHpifi-
cent territory. The Cherok.-.s wcrr th.,
only nation objccting to the extension, Of
was - significant fact that not an Indian
appeared to protest. Til. u'.n who iia,i
appeared before III" committee protest.
ing against including the thcrokcp hands
In the. new territory were all whit. men.
springer briefly maintained the ah-'r
lutte right of III" government to tho land
cIu,r;...s-t within Ill. bklaslousa lines.
H,. said tt,..rs was not am Indian living an
| the outlet AMI the lands were leased t. 4
| catti, company. NJ this point the. com
| mitt'Nc r'r-.' and the house adjourned.
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BEHIIS, Feb. I9.-An cxtr. forcc of ro-
lice il on duty in all the principal thor
oughfare- tonight in consequence Of the
apprehension Of disorder ,lu.. tai the cles-
tions. I hc fr~isin,tfy. Zeituay says Bis
mark has ordered AN inventory made of
his pcr~oual effects in his ministerial resi-
dcucc in view his resignation and re-
tircmcnt. S.ni-ofiicial papers indicate
BostIirhcr as tIl.. PRINCES s,IcCe--or.
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Dug Their Own Graves.

New YORK. Feb. 19.--AccortinR tn a
London cable Shanghai dispatches give
details Of the Wholesale execution of GRIM
inals in Pekin recently with the usual GER
emonies. Nine were beheaded and five
hanged. The prisoners were compelled
to dig graves for themselves and after ex-
ecution the bodies were stretched on the
ground and the officers pinned on each a
large paper giving the name and crime OF
the condemned. Later the bodies were
exposed 10 the prey of carrion birds.
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lsailrond rroubl. AT spokane.

SPOKANE FALLS. Feb. l9.-The bond-
holders of the Seattle. Lake Shore d
Eastern railway applied for injunction
against the delivery of any more bonds
and stocks OF that company to the Seattle
d EASTERN construction company for the
appointment of q receiver of both coInpa-
nies and n decree declaring the construc-
non contract fraudulent and void.
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. O.-Thc president
to-day sent to the senate the following
nominations: Registers of land offices:
Albert Dixon. Suranville. CAL; Edwin
Waite. San Francisco: John w. Lewis,
Dallcs. Ore; Cash NJ. Day. lewiston,
Idaho; Winfield =. Cobcan. Roswell. n.
NJ; Alfred NJ. Strong. Spokane Falls.
Wash. John e.. Martin. Prescott, Ariz. !;
Webster L. Stabler. agent of the Yakima
Indian agency, Wash: John Kelly. super
visor of census, First district of Oregon.
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Against Conn npiesIng u.

NEW York. Feb. 19.-Thc board Of
engineers sent out 10y the French goyert'-
ment to inspect and report on the condi-
ton of the Panama canal and the asivis.,-
bility of continuing operations ON il having
completed their work arrived here last
night on their way home. They decline
to say what their report will he but from
the general tenor of their talk il is ass,Ii,i-
ed that they will advise against the further
prosecution of the work.
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Work of "A wretch.

HYATTsvILLE. Md, Feb. l?.-Thornas
Lee bssought his wife who left him some
time ago on account of his bad conduct.
to return to- him. She refused tn return la
him, whercupon Lee threw pot of boil
ing water over her. scal,ling her badly.
and then cut her fatally with "a knife. The
wretch then cut his own throat from ear
to ear.
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ONE MORE LAST CHANGE
Sensible Mem At Helena Who WouM Lie
to do Something.
But the Chances are That They
viii Fail i'm the Attempt
The Sessions Last
Day.

HrI.s.S \, Feb. Ia.-The house .le,a.n sne
with quorum this afternoon, bsss noAh-
ing was done besides the rsaaiinR OF ~
journal and roll-sr.sli 10y Clerk Pond. A
adljouruncut was taken until to-mosvuW
morning, bui nothing will ts. done as that
hour. The republicans will meet for tfr
last time at y O'Clock iva the evening aasi
continue tho. session until niisinight. Sew
ers,l of the more prominent members nj
the house will make speeches the Sit
'tation. reviewing the, history of the frassd
in precinct ~, following with a general
discussion of tho democratic position
Representative" Pcnro=s will probably
maxi" u speech which will ~, largely do
voted to Lieutenant Governor RickaFxfs-
There will rustp,ib btstlly bc several inter
s-tiug incidents "n the programme, and
full gallery will protabiy hs, i'm atte0<-
ancc.
Th.r,, has ts'cu considerable talk dur
ing the day about tlis, resignation OF alt
Silver Bow contestants. both r.puipliczens
| and democrats. Ghs. matter was dis
c''ss.,d at the r,,mp cancus to-day, t.us
| nothing was determined upon. rfss
| representatives ALSO hal caucsss this saf
teru,oou. hut the matter was:not broughs
! mp for di-ci~sion. though il was tatkesi
about hy tn: ,n.mt.rs in groups ko
tlcncnt of the difficulty by that methoai
has yet been made by either side.
by uember. OF hoth ho,i-..-. Ii wosiid NOT
hc surprising il the matter took definite
| The republican senators met again az 10
| o'clock this morning aud asi}ournesl unsi
the same hour tomorrow without doing
| anything. Their programme for ts,mor~
| row has not yet been learned, but il il bs.-
licvcsl THAI nothing will bc done morc
| than tn ;ssli,t sine die.
The rusul~ met this morning and mexS'
the usual daily pretensc of tr.Ansascting
business. Several bill werr recoruincrssissi
not to ps.ss. They went into u committee,
az the whole. for while and then aGi-
iourn.si until 10 o'clock to-Inorrow uno.n-
ing. IL il runlor,sst thas they will holsl n
banquet at the Hotel Helctia ts-snogrOv
evening ans, then return to their hall in
the Granite hinck and finally adjourn at
midnight.
| All 0cni,cr- of the Legislature, politics
aside, ars, glad to reach the end of the pe~-
sion. The problem now ~, how will tks'
| situation bs changed in the next ieRisoa-
turc"
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The Report A.iopi.d.

ALBANY. Feb. l9.-TLc worlds fair con-
ference report was adopted i'm the assem-
bly,.
The senate this afternoon agreed q" the
conference report. The hill now goes To-
sign IL.
The senate this afternoon passed the
ballot reform bill.
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Tailed e, Identify Him.

CHICAGO, Feb. ID. Il. Kelly. th.. AL
legged Cronin susus-.t arrested at 1T. Louis
yesterday. arrived here to-right. MR..
Couklin AMI Frank Scanlan utterly failed
tai identify him as the man W ho drove Gro
uln away from the house. Other wit
n.--c. will ia. given an opportunity to-
morrow Ia S..,. IL he il identical with the
hong lopScu for .'>iiuouus."
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sunk I'm A Cnlli,inn.

LONDON. Feb. 1e.-Thc steamer High
gate colii,icd with the ship Sovereign in N
fog oil Lundy island to-day aud sank.
Thirteen of the persons ON board the
steamer at the tim. Of th.. collision have
landed. A boat containing six Others il
missing.
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eh.,up,on wing shat.

l.>FNSsrrE. Ind. Feb. f?.-(:.<prge a..
Beck of indianapolis to-day won tbs
American field champion wing shot FROM
Fred Eri,. who won the cu,, from Bsstid of
Iowa. BECK got ~ out of JO birsis. nsis--
ing the ts,ttl. Ertp's score was ~.
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TOO MUCH BY MILLIONS
Surprising Figures That viii Call the
Turn On Congress.
Land offices for Montapa-lookipg
into the Everlasting Ques-
ton OF the Civil
Service.

SptIu "u" H''s"'
WAshiNGios. reo. .,. nm
mas relortcuwhhoua anehu.heN Mr. SW-
ter-s Dill To creatc nouthohai iahn ounces
NJ Missouia ana iIw'sto': inc oa" va"
proussniS n, pas-eea III - i.w uSs' .ir'
Garter says lac reteivesi h!eeh apihca,
eight for the Lewiston places. He looks
FOR more applications. No r.cosnmenda-
tions have yot been made for anybody.
The r,laces will prol,ably not IN, filled un.
Il. an nm,,-,,,,r;asio, has bc,.n ma,l. for
s,,- -, ..m x.s','s.,. ~nn ~ 18th ot,,ccs
Republicans ON the appropriations
committee in the house have been foounE
mp the probable appropriations for the
mS' That % is siss.@nocO in excess OF
Wintioun's estimates and would confron,
the country with a ieiici, in 1891. The
report alarms the ways ana means com
mittce which IL preparing bill to reduce
sions will probably cost Si4OWO.OOO by
nv Junc no. issl
nv Associate, Pres.
w,suycToS Feb. Is.-rh.. three. civil
s.rv;c.. ..,,,,,n,;ss;oncrs' Frank Hatton. ed
itor OF the washington f's', when mane
the charges against inc co'hfhissioh' anu
| 81 number of other gentlemen were PRES
cnt when the house committee on the
reform of the civil service this evening
hcgnn its invcstioa,ion. Commissioner
lyman testified that his bro,her-i,'.lnw. A..
C.Sa"hptei, n'ao retciNcu s.se''n e s''os.
tiOns. one of them IN April, lsse, when tue
| witness was sole commissioner. Campbell
| did not pass any examination for promo
| tio,,. c,,n,nissioner,, clerks not be,inU
| ,.,,,;-.,,, ,o In so In .Januorv or
Et c...;..;.,,.,. ,,,~,.s,,, r, H.,
| -. -, a....'s;.,,, ~, Co..
| the witness attentlon 70 INT Iact
that cxamihatlon luesHTls were shhn
~Hursneu ~ 20 , s .,..r, ~ sA s. ss1s -, ~.
| Iiscovered that tnesc questons were ~
| CaInPDeits hanowrsttng. anu a. tne WIZ
Ness suGxcstion tne cncI y SAs.n.I ~ .s:s.., .:
am invesigation and IounN tns, quesuots
| hao not oeen useti. Sampoen ackhSwI
eugei ne nau copteu Ieh ior IAuy
! irenH in the ps,nsion once WIZ na. sosne ..s
I To nim for assistance ia passing une en-
amination Tor lronosioh. CamppcM IN
| IOrtus,1 tIte wsthcsS so.u shte A&soS he
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sp,u.-r .s tn. ohio society.

NEW IoHk, Feb. i9.-The NTH annumi
dinner OF the Ohio society tonight vas
largely attended. General Swayne, Gem
crssl Bs.wing. Chauncs.y Dcpew and Others
spoke. Many letters of regret> were
ssiNsal.
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They Will Agree.

DEs MoiSE>. Feb. ls.-The democrat
aud republicans i'm the house expect {,
reach AN agreement this afternoon.
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81. Jo-hpH. Mo-, Feb. is.-Thc .bcsiT
of Holt county rissssl through -. Josel,h
to-siay having in charge Thomas Fee, "a
murderer. whom hc captured last Tues
day ia the Ozark mountains. Fee Ennr-
sler'd Willinn, 1hrop last April while che
two were working in the woods together.
aud not satisfied with killing Throp, b,
built "A brush FIR" and. throwing the ~
mains ON il, left them ther,s tn burn so
ashes.
s,on. years ago F.-. ~a- arrested ire
Iowa for the forgery of $40 check and
there il now an indictments against him
check.
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IRhSroS. N.J.. Feb. l9.-Thc American
Cotton-c..,i Oil company filed articles to
day increasing it, capital from <sJ,tDl,n
to Sss'er,,Us,.
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Atfngney anh Counselor at Law. Practices An
ALI Oe the ft&te and United states courts. Col
lesstpus promptly made. special attention given
% Mining and Probate law.
Ofnre: ROOMS and MATTE BLOCK.
CsEner OF First and Oak streets,
Auacoypfs, MONTANA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-05
A Chapter on Medicine.

Formerly it was considered
that the more nauseous the
draught, the worse it tasted, and
the worse it smelled, the better
1t was as a medicine. Dried
toads, pulverized to a powder,
were long the popular pauacea
for fevers. Another was n live
mole baked in an oven. Snakes
are still given by the Chinese.
The old adage, "the hair of the
dog is good for the bite" was
often construed literally, great
ly, we fancy, to the patients
digust. The idea was that sick
ness was a distinct something
produced by witches, and il
took something terrible to drive
him away. Even in our fathers
day, what terrible doses they
used to give of julap and calo-
mel, and how they used to pop
out the lancet on all occasions
and pop it into everybody pref
ty nearly. The idea still holds
in the heads of some people
that medicine is mostly poison.
Os what is the same thing, in
order to be efficacious, it ought
10 be poison So far is this
from the facts, that the best
medica, authority now pre-
scribes the simplest remedies.
1t is the peculiar merit of Reid's
German Cough and Kidney
Cure that it contains no poisons
whatever. 1t is absolutely in.
Docuous, and yet it is so certain
that it will not only cure the
worst cold. but all disea ses ans
Ing from u cold of any nature
whatever. The dose can be
graduated to the patient and TO
the severity of the stack. II
actr at once, so that when a
child is suffering in the agonies
OF the Group, it can be given the
Cure until relieved, and when
this is once effected. there is no
danger Of a return Of tee malady
that night.
For sale by all druggists.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.
Peoria iii.
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a Woman's Di,cnycry.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made. and that, too by a lady in
this country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years she
withstood its severests tests. but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months she
coughed necessarily and could not sleep.
She bought of us bottle of DR.. King 8
New Discovery for consumption and was
so much relieved on taking the first dose
that she slept all night, and with one
bottle has been miraculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write
w. c. Hamrick & Co. of Shelby. N. C..
Get free bottle at Hariz Il Bahnsen's 8
drug store.