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SOUTHERN TIME CARD.

No. A has Pullman Buffet Sleeper from
Memphis and Chattanooga to New York
via Roanoke, Hagerstown and Harris-
burg without change.
No. 3 has Pullman Buffet Sleeper
from New York to Chattanooga and
Memphis without change, via Harris
burg, Hagerstown and Roanoke; also
has connection at Hagerstown with fast
mail from Baltimore.
No. has through connection from
Philadelphia via Harrisburg and C. v.
railroad, and from Baltimore via w.
NJ. r. r., daily except Sunday. Also
makes connection Mt Waynesboro juno
tion with G. & o. Railway west-bound
train.
CONNECTIONS.
At Hagerst6wn, Nd, with Western
Maryland r. r.; and with Cumberland
Valley Railroad to and from Harris
burg. etc.
At Shenandoah Junction.. w. Va,
with main line BALTIC. 81 Ohio TO and
from the west.
Nos. 8 and 4 make close connection
with G. & o. at Wancsboro Junction.
AT Loeb Laird with Lexington br.
r. & a.
At Buchanan with K. & a. main line.
AT RoahOkc with Norfolk 81 Western.
o. HOWARD ROVER,
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent.
DAVID w. FLICKWIR, Roanoke, Va.
superintendent. Roanoke, Va.
G. Nj. FUTTERER,
Passenger Agent, Hagcrstown, Md.
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Ayers Hair vigor

is the "i,ical" Embarrassing. 1t re.
\ stores the color to gray hair promotes
@ fresh and vigorous growth prevents
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SsArn OF Ono, Cry OF ToLEDo, }
LUCAS County, S. S.


FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is tho senior partner of the firm
of Il. j. CmsYNEY g. Co, doing bust
ness in the city of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the SUN of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and
every case of CATARRn that cannot
be cured by the use OF HALLS Ca.
TARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De.
cember, A. D., 'S6.
A. w. GLEASON,
49, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Curo is taken inter
nally anii acts directly oil the blood
and mucus surfaces of The system.
Send for TESTIMONIALS, FREQ
Il. j. CHENEY & co,
Toledo, o.
beT-S Sold by Druggists. 75c.
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Trespass Notice.

All persons are warned against trcsspass-
ing on onr lands on Clinch river. Tho law
will be enforced.
VIM. II. BROWN,
9. Ii. PERRY,
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remedies, but they did no good. final
ly bought u bottle of Ayers Hair Vigor,
and, after using only a part of the con-
tents, my. head was covered with q
heavy growth of hnir. / recommend
your preparation as the best in tho
world.'-T. Mundny, Sharon Grove, Ky.
have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
number Of wears, and it has always given
me satisfaction. 1t is an excellent Dress
ing, prevents the hair from turning
gray. insures its vigorous growth, and
Keeps tho scalp white and clean" =
Mary ~. jackson, Salem, Mass.
AZ lave used Ayers Hair Vigor for
think it unequaled. For restoring tho
hair to its original color, and for dress
ing, it cannot be surpassed. Mrs. Geo.
La Fevor, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
ayers Hair Vigor is most excel
lent preparation for the hair. ! speak
OF it from my OWL experience. Its use
promotes the growth Of new hair and
also q euro for dandrliff."- w. Bowen,
Editor Enquirer," Macarthur. Ohio.
"I have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
the past two years, and found it all il is
represented TO be. 1t restores tho nat,,-
raj color to gray hair, causes the hair
to grow freely, and keeps it soft and
plant. Mrs. NJ. V. Day, Cohoes, n. Y.
"Aly father, at about the age of fifty,
lost all the hair from the top Of his head.
After ono months trial of Ayers Hair
Vigor the hair began coming, and, in
three months, he had u fine growth of
hair Of the natural color. ."-P. J. Cullen,
Saratoga Springs, n. Y. /.
Ayers Hair VigoI',
PREPARED ny
Or. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
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Lv Hagcrstown 4. 10 IN and 400 m.
Ar Harrisburg, G. V. II. r., GAO m
and 700 p M.
Ar Phila., 2. r. r., 1920 M and 10. 55
pm.
Ar New York 30 m and $50 IN,
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A. j. MAY Tnzowo H. TIIUS GRAHAM Phiadclpha Pa
G. NJ CLARK Philadelphia, Pa j GREEVER, Graham, Va
j. D. SERGEANT Philadelphia, I DINGEE Philadelphia Pa
"A. q. DENNISTON Philadelphia
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. Arch street, Philad'a, Pa
+ Co,lSUDtDtl0no, .AStitDtn,
EcIaitiS, Dyspepsia, Cnta,1'lt,
FcUcy, Hcntlnche, Debility,
FtneGtiSnc, Nc,1TutSin, and
C1aropic and MARQUIS Dis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-27
TOWN ELECTIONS.

IsLANp FALLs.-Selectmen, George II
Donbam, Alpheus Craig, Augustus c
Lougee; town clerk, George II Donham
supervisor, George II Donham. Money
appropriated: schools. 5000; highways and
bridges. s475; other purposes, s4ls. All
moneys raised to be paid in cssh. c
Perry, treasurer.
MA1FIELD -Selec.men, L Smart, L.
F Sawyer, L Dewitt clerk. L Smart ;
supervisor, f l. Smart, Money appropri-
ated; Schools, SIPS; highways, $3.50;
other purposes. $3.50. Republicans.
NoBLEBoRo.- o.-Selectmen J A Perkins,
VIM vsnnah, Geo Hussey; town clerk,
Chester d Hall; scbool committee, J F
Mulligan. l. d Perkins, C Winchenbsch.
Money Appropriated; S4,650; schools.
1870; highsays, the amount appropriated
includes highways. Political character Of
officers elected, Perkins. rep, v.nnah and
Hu.sey, dem.
ORRISGToS --Selec'men. d Baker, W
NJ Baker, ] B Bartlett; clerk, J ID Baker
school committee, w Phillips; treasurer,
A G Dole; collector, J z Bowden; con.
stable, J d Kinds. Money appropriated
Schools 81 300; highways 81 200; Other
purposes el,425.
| PERHAM. Assessors, B r Blackstone, W
II B-sgio Mark g Peavy; town clerk. c
SpauIsing; school committee. c
Spaulding Money appropriated Schools
| $500; highways. $500: other purposes
plantation charges, $780, school books
$50; collecting taxes, s75. Republican,
with one exception.
SEARsPoRr.-Modsr rator, J H Sullivan
town clerk. Joseph Field; seiec.msn, asse.
soYs and overseers of the poor, Nehemiai
Roulstone, Z W Robbins, II II Grant; col
iector Of taxes. j II Kneeiand; ,oxn agent
d Goodell; treasurer. z B Sheldon; A.,
wards, II " Edsar.s. Il o Sargent. w {
Barney. Money appropriated: for school.
% 600 90; for free high school, $500 90
for Memorial Day, $50 90; for roads
bridges, etc, %. $1,000.
SouTH Selectmer, G
Babb, rep, II kaIiock, rep. g N Burton
dem; town clerk. VI Z Roueil, dem
supervisor, Geo Horn, rep; treasure
and collector, II S Suee;lsnd, dem None
appropriated: Schools, S1.4I6: for fIs
text books, $500; Highways, o., 600; o,ne
purposes, toSn expenses and support {
, poor, $4,000. The town is in good faal
cial condition.
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Italy FssEs the Result OF Bismsrok'e
Rotisemsnt.

LoHpox. Mar. 26.--The Herald's Fare
pean edition today prnts the following
from its correspondent at Rome Italy
10 a. much frightened 1t the retirement of
Prir ce Bismarck - IL the keystone had
fallen out Of the arch Of peace and The
whole structure was about to tumble dovs
with . crash. StAtesmen are bevildessd
and stunned, and every body 10 waiting for
. signal from Premier Crispi. The tsipls
alliance 10 In danger. that must be clear y
any one Who knows the present situation IL
Italy. Radicals are utterly oppos I'd to the
influence which Germany has exertsd over
Italy. through the triple alliance. They
are stirring up the people 10 demand .. u.
dependent national policy.
One Of the ablest statesmen Of Eusops
aaid today that Premier Crispi and his mia.
isters were greatly alarmed and the king 10
very nervous. Now that Prince Bic
marck's strong hand has been removed II 10
hardly possible for the triple alliance 70
sand long. The German Emperor has
good intentions, but there 10 no reason for
thinking he has the strength to hold three
nations together.
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XIV YORK. Mar.
Now York Produce Mar kst


FLorR-Reoeipss, k3.f9t'pkg.., exports, 3,sai
bbl-. sales, z744o. keprat quotations ineipd
ing City uiil extra, - t5att 81; patent, - fSs
IS IS. superfne, ~ f5asl 20, extra No 2. q 10s
s3 ss; winier wheat los grade, " .5as2 d, Min
aesota extra, % s5as4 IS. southern nosr dull
rye nour quiet.
wHEaI -Kee,ipts. Is 30. exports. 2.sis, sale .
s,.U0, dull No. spriBR -; Nna red.
5. Sol red, Sass elevator ,SjasJA; fob ts1se 1;
delivered. No said, ias7i: .so northern. sssa
s,.
kYE-frm.
BAkLEY-frfn.
Cos~- Receipts. 7sss0 exports. s3.iis, ssies
los.Do. quiet, -ttampr. Nla37l No 2, B.A3sA
store and elevator. Gias-l delivered.
e.Ts- Rsceipts. tl5 90, expoyfs, . o.; Gales,
300: d'll No z. 81 do white 81 ss.t No 2, y
d. white. a.aaJl, No i, 70, do white, ~, Mixed
Western. k7.a3l. white do, 3,aa5.
COFFEE-faif, Rio, far. St
sCGAg-Raw fair. refined dali; demand-
fair. crushed fis,. extra crushed. 5lzs}, white
extra crushed. 5lasi, cut loaf. u; grannlsted, o.
PErRoLyUN-quiet, arm, 81.
PBEk-nrm
BKry-hr
LAgf,-@asY; western steam, - 5sao6 Is clos
ing " Is. city steam y os. refined srm. ooniineb
% ,oass v, ). A. ~ 20.
creamery IaeSs
CHEgsE-ssady. Freigh,s to Liverpool easy
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STATE HOUSE MATTERS.

The town of Gorham wa, represented
before the Valuation Commission yester-
day. by Stephen Hinckley. Esq. and 7. ID.
Scsmmon Esq.
alJng without hitch. and 10 well advanced
The eighth carload Of terra Gotta has been
received and is nearly all hauled. The lay
ing Of the floors is about complete, only
some small places for future operation q
being left. Work will immedi ,tely begin
on the block partitions some Of the material
having already arrived. All will be in
readiness for the plasterers by April 2Oth
This plaster work will require the direction
Of experts and Contractor Foster went to
Boston yesterday on business connected
with this matter. The gas fittings are now
being put into the building.
Gases of contagious diseases, Of which
the State Board Of Health 10 notified, we're
reported for the week ending Saturday,
March 22, as follows;
Diph,heria-Portland, 2.
Scarlet fever.-Bingham, Z; Falmouth,
2; Standsh, l.
An outbreak of diphtheria 10 reported in
Eastport where no local board Of health
exists.
For the preceding week notification was
received of two cases of diphtheria in Port
land, and three cases Of measles in Read
field.
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MI Blaine Eaioys Excellent Hea tn

One of the closest friends Secreterv
James Il. Blaine has in the world, who has
been With the Secretary much of late.
says:
II the public wanted any other proof
than his own word in re gard to the excel
lent condition Of his health. Mr.. Blaine has
furnished the proof in the wonderful man.
ner in which be has borne the crushing
blows he has received of late, in the loss
within brief period of brother a son
and daughter. Had he been in a weak
condition sically, the death of his son
Walkcr, to say nothiHg Of tie others.
you'd nigh have killed him. but instead of
being prostrated. he was. within two days.
at his office, working like a steam engine,
looking over letters and dict tiug answers
rapidly to his typewriter. His psllid coun-
tenauce is with him no evidence of poor
health. He has had this palor from boy.
Within few days have seen an article
in new York paper speaking Of Mr..
Blaine's feeble condition. On the very
mornir it appeared took q long walk
with the Secretary, and for q feeble mar
he is the most vigorous pedestrian ever
tried to cope with He has a strong, swing
ing gait, and would tire out almost any
body but An athlete.
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conDENsED DEsPArcans.
The Pith Of the NaWs Taken From Tie
Current Events OF the Day.

The Boston Home Market Club have
adopted resolutions to the effect that Il
would be superlasively unsise " remove
hides from the free list.
The base ball season at 81. John will
probably open on May ?4th, . great holi.
day there, with morning and afternoon
games between the S. Johus and sham
rocks.
Jimmy Carroll 10 not satisded with the
resul. of his fight with Jack McAulife snd
Yesterday he challenged the Brooklyn
lightweight TO fisht in two months for elo,.
600 side 1t lS2 pounds.
Reports from London and Dublin con.
hrm the awful suspicious concerning
Count Roman Ivanoviteh de Lipman Zu-
bod" which have lately been entertained In
Boston, where he was social lion for .
season.
A dispatch from Richford. Mise, says
that theoretically Jake KilrAin 10 .
prisoner serving out two months' sentence
for an assault committed on one John l..
Sullivan in Marion county. Practically he
IS enjoying full liberty and the generous
hospitality Of = sub jAiler Charles W. Rich.
one of the wealthiest, most popular and
Influential young men in Marion county.
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The Ohio River aubatdea.

CINCINNATI. O Mar. 26 The weather
TODAY is clear and brisk. with . cold wind.
The river reached its maximum, SO fee,
and 2 il ches. and after remaining At that
gh, for several hours, has begun to de-
cline, and had fallen two inches by ten
thi. morning All reports from above show
no further rise possible. without another
rain, which is now improbable. The az
gregats of loss by this floods 10 much less
han usual. because of lessons given in 's3
and "a by the great foods Of those yesrs.
The wind has sent waves against levees at
Lawrenceburg. and caused one or two
breaks there. but the city is still protected
from any serious foundation. and with pres
ent conditions the water will rapidly sub
side and thirgs will be as before in very
few days.
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apAaxs FROM MAINE WIRES

Cn.rles P. Hanscom left Washington
,..t Tuesday for Bath. to occupy the posi-
t;on of draush,susn At the Bath Iron
Works.
A numbef of Brunswick sportsmen
...rted Monday at 2 A. NJ. for Flying Point
rbere they expect to fud good shooting for
ducks and Wild geese.
The following business troubles are re-
ooytsd: Melvin Skiliings 1 Son, dealers
in stoves Ard tinvwsre, Westbrook, Me-,
have gone into insolvency. c. P Sts.aft'
dealer in fancy goods, ect-, Topsdeld, Me-,
has assigned.
John Mcdonald Of Bath is making the
u,ould, for = schooner yacht Of Burgess
design, to be built BY him for George IIot-
ser Of New York. The vessel viii b 2
keel cr,fs, measuring los #. on deck. -
n. beam and II t. in the hold.
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Pioneer. Ohio, Almost Eatirely De
stroyed by Fire.

ToLEpo, o., Mar. 26-Eire this morn.
irg destroyed nearly all Of Pioneer. = town
Of about 1000 inhabitants in Williams
county The flames broke out in . black.
smiths shop. and. famed by . strong wind,
destroyed twenty-one buildings, incluiing
the pos,ofiee, Alliance newspaper office,
livery stable, agricultural implemen Mt store.
boot and shoe store. hardware store, two
millinery stores, meat market, photograph
gallery. drug store, and twelve other build.
ings, and the bridge over the St. Joseph
river The loss is estimated at S25, coo.
Pioneer 10 one Of the Oldest villages in
northwestern Ohio.
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newfoundland Deuounces French
Action on Lobster Fisheries.

ST JoHSs, N. + Mar. PA meeting
called by the high sheriff. to protest against
the Anglo French modus viven Ii regarding
the lobster fisheries, was held at Banner
man Park today. Several thousand per-
sons were in attendance and the meeting
was the largest ever held here. Strong
resolutions were proposed by the leading
citizens, censuring and denouncing the
French eEcroachments on the terr torial
and maritime rights of New Foundland.
The Stars and Stripes were displayed prom
inently, and the speakers advocated an ap,
peal TO the United Stated in case England
does not protect the rights Of her COLONY.
Similar meetings were held at other princi-
pal places on the island. Great excitement
prevails.
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TIE BROTHERHOOD
Scores a Large Sized Point on the
National League.

NEw YORK. Mar. 26-Judge Wallace
has denied the motion to restrain Buck
Ewing from playiog base ball with any
club except the New York League club
In his decision Judge Wallace gave the
National League some pretty hard raps con
cerning the Inequality and unjustness of the
contra It between its clubs and its players
He also goes into points of law concerned
in the case. The Players League people
are more than ever juoilant. end consider
the legal fight against them now finished in
New York, and probably everywhere else.
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Notes.

1t 10 reported Count KsInocky, ~
Aus,ro- Hungarian prime minister, viii seso
retire from Office.
4 meat famine 10 threatened ss pasis.
owing to trouble Nth butchers concssoiag
the importation Of foreign cattle.
The French republican and monsschiss
leaders are urging President Carnot 70 re-
lease the Duke Of orleans Impressed q
Clairvaux.
Prince Bismarck has deposited all bio
| stars. crosses and medAls. 10 the Reichbask.
The jewelers. estimate Of the value Of shso
| 10 e25. 900. to be paid after his death The
prince retains only the order Of 0oldsn
Fleece and that Of the Black Esgls. me
more uniforms or medals for me,- The VET
eran statesman said. you have forced ~
| into retirement where shall wear fsosk
coat and only need my iron crosse"
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KILLED his WIFE.
Sheriff Plack Sends in His
Resignation.
/ Child Murderer Sentenced to Thirty
Years In Prison.
People In q Aisaissippi Town SWIM
ming for Their Livea

BosroN. Mar. 26.-Charles Covlishav
ssed fifty ave, tonight cut the throat of his
wife Elizabeth, aged 35. At their room. q
Melrose street. killing her almost instantly.
Cowlishas's only explanation 10 that his
wife aggravated him. but will not state in
what way. He tells contradictory stories
As to his marriage, and several times since
his arrest has remarked he was glad she
vas out of the way. Cowlishaw had been
drinking At the time but vas net drunk.
The deed VAS committed With . razor and
the woman's throat vas literally cut from
ear to ear. After committing the deed
Cowlishaw went to the roo II Of Patrick
Fennelly, adjoining, and told him what he
had done. Cowlishaw has worked in sew
eral places as furniture salesman, and re-
Gently was discharged for drunkenness.
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RICHMOND.

Tibbetts & Rankius have fnished nlhna
their ice house. putting up about seventy
five tone.
Dresden people cross the river in boats.
+. III Lowell 10 Dangerously i'll with ty-
phoid fever
The Congregational chvreh has accepted
tho resignation Of Rev w c. Stiles and
b.xs called a council to meet April at
- ,'clock in the forenoon to advise with
,bem. Several of the pastors in this vioin-
i,y have been invited TO attend.
II is reported that orrln A. AH.feage'
ex-captsin of the Bath police force, has re-
ceived an offer from this place to 60 on tne
police force at salsry Of $500: He ha,
not yet decided to accept - he has 'evera
othe, positions in view
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Jamaica's International Exhibition
IN 1891

New YORK, Mar 26 Mayor Grant thii
morning received r communication from
VIM. Lane Booker. the British Consul.
General at New York. calling his attention
to the international Exhibition to be held
on the Island of Jamaica in 1891. Mr..
Booker is chairman of the committee the
Uui.ed States. Accompanying his commun.
!cation WAS circular in which vas stated
that owing TO the large trade between the
United States and the West Indies the com.
mittee has appropriated large space for
American exhibits. No charge will be
made for space in the exposition building,
and no duties will be levied on exhibita
unless thev are sold on the Island. The
exhibition will be OPEN in January. All
necessary information will be furnished to
shippers upon application TO Thomas Amor
Secretary OF the Com mIttee for the United
States, whose office is il the Stewart build
ing, No. $50 Broadway.
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The Mccalla Investigation May Show
Bad etate OF Affairs

NEW YORK. Mar. &c The McCalla in
quiry is closed. so for as the charges of
cruelty are concerned, but the end is not
yet A private letter from Bermuda. from
q source beyond question, says half the
truth has not been old of the carou.ais Of
the Enterprise's officers there, and that
Americans there, through shame, are de
termined that the navy department shsll
know the truth and act on it. Commander
McCalls, it is said on good authority,
picked out his officers with one exception.
The latter was assigned by the department.
From the starr the captain placed indieni-
ties on this officer, refusing to invite him
to the table. etc. But he was a good fel-
low and won his own popularity at the
mess. II is said that the captain refused
permission to one OF his non-favorites TO
60 ashore in Russia to see his wife. who
had gone on there to meet him after long
separation.
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MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.
People OF skipwith. Miss. Did Not
Skip and so Must Swim.

Democrats VIcksburg. Miss, special says
The levee in front Of Skipwith, Issquena
county, Miss. broke at one o'clock this
morning. At six this evening the crevasse
was said to lie 400 feet wide, and cutting
rapidly. The water in the town is up to
the caves of the houses, and the people are
reported az ssimming for their lives. The
water from the crevasse will food an i'm
mense tract of country south and east of it.
A great numoer Of fne plantations will be
flooded.
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Strange Act Of Mrs Nat Goodwin, Jr.

BosTos. Mar. 26.-Mrs. Nat C. Good
win, Jr., wife Of The well known Boston
comedian is in q critical condition in St
Louis, having swallo~ed glass of carboiic
acid with the intention of putting an end to
her life. She was wealthy young widow
when Goodwin married her. shortly after
the desth of his first wife, and her con
nections in Buffalo are Of excellent standing.
1t is reported that she suspected her hus.
band of irregularities and became Jealous
Of the leading lady of his company. Mr.
Goodwin's friends assert that the drinking
of the acid was an accident
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results whet
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasu.
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidney,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the syc-
tenn ehectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
luced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, Its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIC SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
LOUISVILLE. K .tw YORK. w.
narlsd&vi9