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NOTES OF snE DAY.

The health % CoEgressmsn Randall
8 reported 90 be greatly improved
Tea thousand eolored poole in Css-
sa2 have sens tbs 0oyernoF-esenerAl
loyal address
Charles connaghaus general merchant
Al Mantle. H.. aas failed for slA1sse,
NTH assets - y, esea
barrie. 0rt. has much ice. and burfs-
%. Nsw York and Cincinnati are there
arranging fsg supplies
AEdrew Gallagher was sentenced
Friday al Indianapolis - seven years
imprisonment for burglary.
AT Jacksonville, Ala. sam Dili tool-
3red) Was hanged for the murder Of Joe
smith teolorsdl last August
sam Morgan. OF Rhinebeck, y n,
Sas blown by dynamite inso sach nne
pieces that tney cant find any cf him.
Sister Mary Baptiste. Sister Of
Providence At ST Charles Catholic
school al Peru. Ind. died Friday morn
ing
On Thursday evening nsxt President
Harrison viii participate in the dediea-
tion of the Carnegie Library ct Ale
gheny City, Pa.
4 y. }. ClsasSen, accused Of causing the
suspension OF the Sixth National bank.
OF New York. was released Friday even
! ing on SSG. 900 bail
5. W Yeagley, the defaultiug clerk Of
/ Hillsdale County. Mich, has fed the
country after securing his bondsmen
I against further loss.
/ Postmaster Gauntt has received notice
from the Post-offee Department that
the free-deliysry system has been ex-
( tended 70 Marion, Ind.
! II is reported that English capitalists
I have purchased q two-third interest in
the Forepaugh circus, the estate retain
! ing the remaining third.
Business failures for the week re-
ported by X. g. Dun 81 Co. are sci, as
1 compared with 2sl last week One year
ago the failures were sos
Charles Miller son of farmer living
I near Lebanon, Ind, was arrested Fri
/ day charged with having shot and
/ killed George Purdy in October, 1855.
The 2-year-old child OF Simon Ander-
son, of Black River Falls. Wis. while
playing with some fire Thursday. ig-
nited its clothing and was fatally
/ burned.
The general store of Harding & Wool
sey, at Vincent Ia, was entered by
/ burglars Thursday night aud several
hundred dollars worth OF silk goods and
/ groceries stolen.
! At Hamilton. O.. on Friday George
/ Lnmmis, aged 23 years. made an unsuc-
cessful effort TO murder Efie Longneck-
er, aged 10 years, because she rejected
/ his suit and then killed himself.
! The Lenox Hill Bank at New York
was reopened for business Friday after
noon under the presidency Of Mr. Con-
rad Jordan, of the Western National
Bank. but only deposits were received.
The flooded condition of the Lower
Mississippi has caused uneasiness re-
! garding the levees. The water is rising
rapidly. ard the New Omega levee in
Madison Parish, La, is seriously threat
ened.
White Caps are troubling the little
city of Knoxville, III. -Four prominent
citizens Of the place have been notified
( by placard hung in the city hall to
change the error of their ways or their
evil ways will be made known
An appeal has been sent TO medical
colleges throughout the country asking
them 10 send delegates TO the approach
ing convention of the American Medi-
cal Association at Nashville, Tenn,
with a view of securing reforms touch
ing the granting of diplomas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

GREESsBoRo. y. C., Feb. s-Iige
Moore. the murderer Of Laura Hyatt.
was hanged here Friday. he died pro
testing bis innocence. The rope with
which Moore was hanged was the one
used in the execution OF Spies. one If
the Chicago Anarchists. IL was also
used here January 10 fos hanging J. Y.
Parrish. having beaS sent here srom
Chicago for that purpose
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09


Both the method and results when
eyrup Of Figs Is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing 20 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
eonsfipatlon- syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
diced, pleasing . the taste and ac-
ceptsble 10 ths stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial Ia its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend II
70 AL and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs is for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles hy al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure il promptly for any one vho
wishes 70 Try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
sAs FRANCISCO. eSI.
LOUISVILLE. a. sEw yoss. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
Two whites Killed.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Feb. s.-Trouble
among white and colored railway hands
has been in progress in Bibb County.
and il is reported that Thursday night
party of negroes fred from ambush on
the whites. killing two OF them and
wounding three others. The whites are
said to be chasing the murderers, and
deadly work is expected
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

E.r,w,zoo, Mich. Fer. sA White
e.k tree has jBss been cat On tbe farm
81 J. s clapp that furnished $50 fence
posts. each six and half feet long. and
nineteen cords - stove Hood. four cords
beiur twenty inches in length, and
fifteen cords sixteen inches. Put fee
Of fhrss rnuna-rhs are eft
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

Paris, wAS AZ
rested here Fri
day. He arrived
az Paris the
nearer 81 . let
ter announcing
the abdicarion
OF his father ana
his formal re-
nuneiation of a..
claims 10 the
French thrOne,
togetheF With :
manifesto 20 the
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

PATERsoS, y. J., Feb. Washing
ton Hall which occupied = plot ~
ground on Broadway 900 bY 500 feet in
size, ~as burned - the Fround st about
O'Clock =. II The iuss will not fail
much short of 500 000. A ball vas in
progress vhen re FIRE wss discovered.
BIT sll re rassis Eot oat n safe,r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

CHIckso Feb. s-Jassice McGruder.
of the Illinois Supreme Court has
ordered = writ ~ suPersedess IN the
case in errcr ~ ey Editor James y.
West ~ the Chicago Times. snd granted
the petition of West ~ b admitted ~
bail The judgs fixed The SUN st slo.-
600. and West v-iu be released from
S.sl
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nnnorlnr eenersI sh.rm.n.

NEw YoRK. Feb. s.-General william
Tecumssh sherman IS 20 years old to-
day. Hundreds of his old friends called
to congratulate the General. but they
we're by far the smaller number of HIS
visitors II was grand, popular de1-
onstration, and tho Old veteran was
pleased beyond measure. He said that
be did not think the people really cared
so much for him until he found them
coming n congratulate him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
Cost Of Corn to IIlinoi. Farmers
A Wisconsin Farmer strike, Gold.

RICHLASD CENTER. WIS, Feb. S.
Thomas Davis. an old ex-sol.ier, writes
that he struck an auriiorous strata on
his farm in the town Of Scott, Crawford
County. about four feet below the sur
face and that samples OF the quartz sent
10 tho Government assay Office az
Helena, Mont, yielded Se.Of of gold
and Sl.62 in silver per ton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
His Two Children Drowned.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Feb. s-Two chill
dren of Stark Rogers, living near Mount
Hersey, were drowned in Buffalo creek
Friday. The father was crossing the
stream in wagon with his family when
the vehicle was overturned, throwing
the occupants into the water.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
is THE END. APPROACHING 2

Feeling at Des Moines That the Legis-
tive Deadlock Ii About tn Termi-
nate.
DIS MONIES, Ia. Feb. Sin the
House to-day the roll-call for speaker
was resumed. seventy ballots having
been cast at 10 o'clock. Resolutions of
sympathy for Secretaries Blaine and
Tracy were unanimously adopted.
The conference committee has been
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
Death Of reef..s.

DsSvuLE, Ill, Feb s-Emna Alice
Browne, regular poeticsl contributor
to the New York Ledger. died in this
city Friday after long iIlness Her
remains Will b conveyed Tor int.rnent
% Grsenville o., where her mother was
buried
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, Feb q
FLoUR-QGiet. Patents, a. 5Os,@ Is: Bakers
e sEI395; siraights o. 7514s5; Winter Pat
onts i.30Ies ~. Clears Sc 6cas3D
wHEAT-Rulcd steady and firm No cash
and January 7bSGBAc: May. fsHe-sac; No.
Z Spring 4s1ooc; No. Spring, coarse depend
iug on quality.
CoRS-Quiet and steady. No. 2, esisc: No &
e5ic, February, Sss&2sso. March. 2pls q
sake. April. sossG3O5.e; May and June. 3ie
arc; July. 3ih9Sl4e.
OATS Slow and steady No cash, 2oko;
March, eoaaeoSc. MAY, e2Sde2tc; June,
2IEc: July. 923<c sample lofs IN good request
hDd fru. No 3. gle. No White 2lA ztZSisc
No. 2, 2IX1s2c. No White s902sssc
RYE-Dull and slow. No. 2 cash s3c; May
delivery. s5s.o Samples, <zlsGs5c for No. 2.
s51 soc for No g
BAM.EY-Duil ard slow Common, thin low a
No and No : eS1 CSC for good 20 choice No.
3. SJassc; Northwestern, No. 3 thin, sszssc
good to cboice soassc fancy. 3 3.
MISS PoRS. Trading moderately active and
prices ruled higher st - syzs So for cash ~ e
aes7s for February. o. s71sz1s D. for March
tgsas1 10 on for May.
LARp-Trsdins only fair. and prices bisher .,
y soas ~, FOR cash e. Ods s2I. for Februsry
E ssa5 s7ss for March o. g7ss0s % for MAY
BvrTER-cresnery, sdssc. Dairy, eaisc
Packing stock. s1-c
Eccs-Fresh isaisi.c
Pour1Rv-Dressed Chickens Nnise pey =
Dressed Turkeys. sN1se per , Live Dueks
e7iic per , Live Geese ~ toa7 90 per dozen
wHIsxr-Ruied quiet snd steady on ths
basis Of q .os FOR 6istillsrs finished goods
Wv ycrE rss
wHEtT-To Rec stronger sno auisi. Nsv
ssa@kc. June Stasso: gulv 49, A.
gust sfs344c. September. ~ i-isaszbsr, Ds
oetnber. g-isc
Copr DuH sr5 sfsaST. wirct Western. =
aT&c
T-powTsI0rs Beef inactive. Flsts. y "a
so. Fxtrs weSs . GSa7 - PoTt quiet On.
cha1se6 Nsr Mess go fsa11s0. oSe Ness
80 2S1l01s FTt-s Prf7e. A. 2snz7S Lard
st.ady sne sicy. steam rendered - So
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

WAssISeToN. Feb. s-The Attorner-
General has decided that The territory
knorn az No Mans Land j. incl luded
within The Eastern judicial district of
Texas and that al violations of the Ia
are com nj table in that district
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

pH4g.prrrprA- Feb The Drr4o-
er1ts 81 ths Fosrtb ConFressions. as
srict FRIDAY night nominsses y n
Ayers. % ne Thirty second vH,d. 3
r-ovnjnsrf mem seY - fBe TsYir Reform
i~arys. fn- ths CongrsssioBsl vacancy
.sssed bv ne dss.s - ire late Cen
sressusr " p FeNev
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

90 so lie thoR
wrote the Min
is.er of War ask
ing permission
10 enlist and
saying be had
no desire TO
make trouble.
After his arrest
he denied that
his father had
ahaicafad
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Gisnder. Among Michigan gor...

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Feb. s.-News has
been received here Of the existence of
CHAMBERS among the horses in Allegsn
County. north OF here. and the State
veterinarian has been summoned TO in
vestigate. The diseased animals have
been quarantincd
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

WEsTFoEr. y. Y, Feb. s-Ransom
Floyd and wife we're shot By burglars
Friday night Mrs. Floyd ia dead and
her husband can not recover. The
burglars obtained $4,000, the proceeds Of
The sale Of the farm
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

NV YoFS Feb s-Puhlishs-s ~
trust With al q s.. GO. oa.a Small
publishers are hesitasing between Sght
ard cspltaiation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
Hotel Fire i'm Nhfo.

MANSFIELD. O.. Feb. s.-The east
wing OF the ST. James Hotel, on Main
street, was burned at o'clock a. M,
which did $4,000 damage. The guests
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

LHTFIrff y
CsTTHF-Ns~kst moderately scfi~f - i5cs
81 shipping scouBht arc gEioss sIthouf us
frrl.i ehsrgs 0acfstfcrs renFs< ~ & RS -
- FooS - rhoiee sn pr1rs steers ~ "a ~
for common - geob 60 y szn,s foF batcssrs
Steers. - fo<7sI - fcr s*ocksrs. = a1f = ~
Trrsrs - ma - - - este-rfs q sfk3s - fer
Fse1srs o sas = for Cc~s o ggas = ~ in
fsrteT rsire6 etoeR sue Sulss
Hoes Nh-kst sr4svs srS er-n Prizes 81
- hizher Ss - ~sre rrs6s - w 80 - ~
hsat o. -s3ssb 80 -osfb psoklng Essa2 RI
~ uTed = So y - h-.-y ps>kirg sne
s5Yrlns lo-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
Too Many Erra

NEW YcSK, Feb. s.-An immense over
supply Of eggs is reported in the whole
sale market. Prices have fallen TO 1871
cents, and dealers with large stocks Of
lined eggs on hand will loea heavily.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

WAsHIvGToS, Feb. 9 - The Inter
State Commerce Commission has de-
cided that railroad rates unde- which
any kind of business has been built up
must be perpetual, or changed only
when 1t does not disturb existing re-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

PgTTknrTrrFs. Feb - Johr X
priestlv. csroet marafsctursr. hss
'losed his nai1L Assets. SIS. 9oo. 1shii-
res unknown
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

PogTLAxn. Ore, Feb s-Tt is -.
ported that tvo linen1sn ~ the Western
Union Telegraph Company rers drowned
a. Oregon City Friday rsorninq
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

Nsnsrn. Feh. s-eeueraI J Cir
esilis forrzerfg NinisseT - War. hss
eee1 srpointe5 CaDfain-frenersl ct Cnes
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

Row.. Feb Gard iDsl pscrs. brother
- TIE pope Who nss basr ill foe ssv-
era dsvs rstb pneumonia is dead
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
A PRINCE In PRISON.
A Member of rhe Hanishea Dreams
Family II Trouble.
HE RasHLY EIURsS 10 FRANCE.
as L. seiasa and 1hrast late the Coa-
sierserae and shs 0osAranleat MA
hafsEcs ths renAitiss at
she ksslt Law

PARIs. fee s-Prince Philippe. Due
Orleans, eldest son ~ the Conate de
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-03-29
TOWN HAPPENINGS,

ReliSious.-Rey james Miller left
Wednesday 10 assist Rev. DR.. Meador, pastor
Of the Fifth Baptist church. Washington
ID. c. He will be absent over week. A
great revival is in progress at DIR. Meador's
church, and that gentleman has been COM
PEELED to summon outside aid. Mr.. Miller's
departure occasonad the close of his meeting
al Eckhart after eight persons had professed
conversion, These, with.fifteen in Frostburg,
make twenty-three additions to Mr. Miller's
charge within the last two months.
These were services in the NJ. +. Church
three evenings OF this week, and will be every
evening next week, beginning at u o'clock.
Monday evening Rev. \. c. Thompson will
preach, Other ministers will ofiiciate the re-
naming evenings.
Rev. l.. Il. hardwood and family left
Wednesday for their new home at Gains
borough Va, Mr.. hardwood is The most
popular minister his church has ever sent to
this place. a plain, quiet, affable gentleman,
and earnest preacher, he is ''void of offence
to ALL" and his many friends in and out of
the olqrqh regret his removal. Ii is believed
he sought the change, but when it came to
leaving he said latter all, would rather
stay" He babe Frostburg fearful farewell
The Epworth League holds its weekly SER
vices every Sunday evening at O'Clock in the
NJ. E. Church.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-03-29
CORRESPONDENCE
A TICKET.

FRosTBURG, Mp, March %. 1890
To the MINING JOURNAL.
The probability of our people voting unan-
imously in favor of new water works ''for the
people and by the people" of our town,
makes the coming corporation election one
ofvast importance generally. The occasion
calls for men of nerve, push, experience and
honesty, who will do their whole duty with
out fear or favor. With those principles in
view we nominate the following gentlemen
as the "People's Ticket y
For Noyor-George IL. Wittig.
For Comncilmen-John b. Wright, John
Price, E, n. Michael.
For Water Con,missione,s-John Chambers,
John l.. Porter
These gentlemen can he elected if they will
accept. MANY TAXPAYERs.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-03-29

| penses the Mayor and Councilmen of said
| Town are hereby authorized, directed and re-
| quired to levy special tax, not exceeding tif-
teen cents on one hundred dollars, as other
taxes are now levied, upon the assessable prop
erty of said Town, and TO collect the same as
other taxes are now collected, for the purpose
of meeting such contingency.
SEC. 10. Aud be IL endctcd. That it shall be
the duty of the Mayor and Councilmen of
Frostburg, at the next regular election for
Mayor and Councilmen succeeding the pass
age of this Act, to submit to the qualified vo-
tiers ofsaid Town the question as to whether or
not Water Works shall be purchased or con-
structed for said Town under this Act; and at
such election, the ballots cast upon said
question shall have the words, "For Water
voters shall desire; and if a majority of the
votes, cast upon said question, shall be "FOr
Water Works" then the Mayor and Council
men of said Town shall proceed without delay,
to execute the powers, vested in them by the
provisions of this Act but if a majority of the
votes cast upon this said question, shall be
Against Water Works." then the said May
or and Councilmen shall not execute any of
the powers vested in them by this Act and
it shall be the duty of the said Mayor and
Councilmen to give the usual notice of the
time and place of the said election; and the
ballots, provided for in this Act, shall be de
posted in a separate box, specially provided
for the same; and at least ten days before
sad election is held, they shall cause this
Act to be published in some newspaper
printed in said Town.
SEC. 20. 1nd be il enacted. That if this Act
shall not become law until it is too late to give
the notice, provided for in the preceding sec
ton, it shall be the duty of the Mavor and
Councilmen of Frostburg to call a special
election, on or before the first Monday in
June, eighteen hundred and ninety, at which
the question as to whether or not Water
Works shall be purchased or constructed shall
be submitted to the qualified voters of said
Town, as hereinbefore provided for.
SEC. 2l. And be il endcted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage
Approved March 10, 1890.
ELIHU T.. JACKSON,
Governor.
JOHN HUBNER,
Speaker House of Delegates,
r. f. BRATTAN,
President of the Senate.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a cor
rect copy of an Act of the General Assembly,
passed January session, 1890
CARLTON SHAFER,,
Chief Clerk of House of Delegates.
March %
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IN MEMORIAM.
FRosTBURG, MD, March %. |

h's III, md. hdTcIl 20, 1871.
4 T meeting of the Vestry Of St Johns
~ Church, Frostburg, Md, the following
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has re-
moved from the Chnrch Militant cur esteem
ell Junior Warden, WILLIAM NOEL, who has
peen for many years our colleague in the YES
try of St. Johns Parish!
ReSol1ed That while We bow with sub
mission to the will of our Heavenly Father
in this sad disFonsation, we desire to express
our sincere appreciation OF Our late associate
OF his many virtues, his loyalty to the
Church, his sense of fidelity and faithful dis
charge of every duty devolvng upon him.
Rss0trcd, That we tender to the members of
his atfiI Icted family the assurance of oiW deep
sympathy with them in their aiiliction.
iesQfhed, That these resolutions be spread
upon our minutes that copy of them he
sent to the family, and published in the
papers of our town.
ALFRED II. CROFT,
March - Register.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-03-29
Election EoGSce.

THE QUALIFIED VOTERS of the Town
i of Frostubrg are hereby notified that an
election will be held in said town at the usual
place of holding elections on
Monday, April I, 1890,
to elect ONE PERSON to serve as MAYOR of
said town one year. THREE PERSONS to
serve as COUNCILMEN two Years, and WO
PERSONS to serve on the WATER BOARD
one year-the last as provided for in an Act
lately passed by the General Assembly, to be
hereafter published.
~ Polls will open at o'clock a. m. and
close at 6 o'clock p. ~.
BY order of the Mayor ana Council
March l5-4t ALIEN. SMITH, Clerk.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-03-29

In the discussion Monday evening IN the
House of Delegates over the proposed post
ponement of consideration Of the mining bill
until next day Mr.. Mullin is reported as hay
ing said
that he hoped the motion would not pre-
vail that the bill was greatly needed; that
the miners of Allegany county were suffering
for want of such a law; if members wanted
to kill this bill, then do not do so by delay,
but on the floor of the House by the votes of
tlr members i'll an open, manly way.
If ever people were so iiaultlessly misrep-
resented as the miners are in this they are
yet to be heard from. Mir. Mullins com
paint in their behalf is absolutely sublime
in its want of foundation and We're it not that
his remarks appear to be counterSigned by
Mcssrs. Cunningham and Mail, we should con-
ciudo that, like Napoleon Bonaparte, he was
wrapped in the solitude of his own original
ity." ''rhc miners suffering for such law ,"
Why, if the House of Delegates We're to come
up here looking for the sufferers it would
find everyone of them gentecl and jolly adj
mircr of legislative Comcdy-in fact, n man
with laugh ready for every suggestion go
ing to show the oyster-fed and duck -fattcncd
lawmakers that he is pining away, dccaying
and decomposing for want of mining law!
However, Mr.. Mullin wanted the mining
law defeated, if at all, mot by delay" but
lin an open, manly way
In this the JOURNAL cordially endorses Mr..
Mulin. The plain, straight method of
meeting quandary is to tackle it piS a ris
and engage il on the aboye-board plan. If
the dilemma appears in the shape of ii
maniac bull take him by the horns and
fling him over into the road; if locomotive
running wild, snatch it up by the cow-cateh.
cr and toss il sumcrsaulting into the field.
As old man Addison, of window fastener
fame, once said to the JOURNAL
What's the use of being feller unless you
can he Il H. of ioler :
But where was Mr.. Mullin when the local
option bill for Nos II and II was passed ?
Where was he then performing his great
double ''open and manly" act? Where were
his hopes when that bill, by many thought
SO greatly ncpded" was TO be tried as by
fire? Where We're his sympathies then for
those who are suffering for want of such a
law ?"
! Echo repeats the cry-''where?"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-03-29

The Pulpit and the Stage.-Rev. f. NJ.
Shrout, Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue
Mound Kan, says: 81 feel it my duty to tell
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has done
for me. My lungs were badly diseased and
my parishioners thought | could live only a
few weeks. | took five bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery and and am sound and we'll
gaining 26 lbs in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny Folks
Combination, writes: After Il thorough
tident that Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption beats 'em all, and cures when
everything else fails The greatest kindness
| can do my many thousand friends is to tell
them to try it." Free trial bottles at X. g.
Colborn's drug store. Regular sizes 50 cents
and 81