davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18

Nw loGs, March lL-For some time
pas, William Hunt a sculptor who has fo,.
mrny years engaged Ia designing interior
decorations for many prominent houses in
this city, has been wandering about the
country in@mo. Tie was brought back to
New York last Saturday and now is NJ the
home Of frcuds IN brooklyn. His friends
believe that there is very little hopo Of his
recovery.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18

lIutApuprn, March 1.-THE shocking
phaao assumed by the Blind asyllm inycsii-
gtlion ia the aTesi and binding over of
Project King, has excited public indigne-
lion. This morning the case was promptly
turned over 10 the grand jury. which sub
iuttcd true bile m indictment found
against King. charging him with immoral
orsetire-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18
MndlgnnnL I.nrinrnc.r.

LIstoS, March 1.-THE action Of English
agent Buchannn, IN hoisliug the British
flag IN the Shire district to-day has causcd
great excitement here. Tho government
has made iormcl protest 10 Salisbury.
Ihe feeling runs 81 high that II is feared
legation. and guard OF troops has been
placed there 20 prevent any hostile demon
ttrutiou.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18
France Has a Cabinet.

PAEts, March i7.-TLc new cabinet is
composed Ls follows: President of the
coancil and minister Of war, de Freycinet;
foreign affairs. Rihoti interior. Constants;
finances. Rouyior; Justice. FHlliercs; com
nlerco, Roche: public instruction, Bonr
peois agriculture. Duyellori public works,
GuyOt: marine. llarbf9y colonies, Etienne.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18
I.repnrinr for AdInnrnmenl.

BrsTncS, y. D.. March Special r.
The report OF the bribery investigating
committee WAS submitted to-day, but the
contents will not hc diSuigod for several
days. II iAYcry yoluminons, consisting "
about 20 closcly written sheet, of foolscap.
Both bodies Of the legislature ere holding
three sessions "a dAy now IN order 10 clear
business Tor final adi0nrDment io-mofrow
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18

the limit of safety.
ADAMS said the FRYE hill was in the IN
terest OF the states through which the Union
Pacific passed. although the people of those
states did not see IL. They had an idea
that ANYTHING which helped the railroad IN
iurcd them. This was an erroneous idoA.
The company i'm its desire to pet liberty was
forced 10 the very Limit OF safety, aud NJ
times ha had hcsitatcd whether ~ was
worth the company's while 60 accept the
provisions oi the bill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18

Cmcleo. March l7.-Wm. IL, Craig, con-
fdnual man Of tho c. J. l.. Meyor A. Sons
company, is missinR. and II IL alleged by 70
local paper that the companys books show
irregularities on his part. amounting to
thousands Of dollars. He is said to have
spcculated henyily in real estate.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18

DENVER, March IA Santa lo special 70
the News sR,a Three mnsltcd mou at-
tempted 10 hold up Tonnobuum's store near
ihe San Pedro r0ppcr mine. Joseph Glib
buns, young boy ia .he store, yelled for
nolp. ana WIS SHOT six times. He will die,
lhe ass,snns. WIN belong tO The worst
gang Of dospcraiocs in the territory. fed
and have not yet bocn captured.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18

PmLlpnlDuA, March iT.-'lho opponents
Of President Corbin, Of the heading road.
will 20 into court some day this week with
a request from the stockholders, indorsol
required 10 resign either the position OF
voting trustee or the Office OF president Of
the company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18

JAceaoN, Miss, March l5--lu the case OF
Johl H. Salliyn, for prize fighting, in tho
Duprcmo court the Judgment OF the cour,
iclow was rtycrrnd and Sullivan remandod
aud held undcr bond to answer such indict-
mrnij as mny be found NJ the next term of
court
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18

Cmc,oo. Mafrh IA special ffota Port
Townsend. Wash, says; Miss Regina
gothschild daughter Of the late Baron
Roihschild, The pioneer merchant, leaves to-
night 20 race around the world against
George Francis 1rnin. Five Thousand dol
lars have been contributed b. cltizens for
her expenses. She viii start eastward.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18
Thc Ohio Ii.IIot Box Ca.e.

Before the Ohio ballot box investigation
committee this morning A. c. Sands con
tinued his evidence. He was followed 10y
Kurtz, late private secretary TO Gov Foraker,
George Me,ber of Cincinnati and Repre-
sentative GrOsyenor. Nothing of impor-
lanco was eiciied. This apparently closed
the iestmnny
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18
cnnnhlnn Grnnd Army po.t.

MoNrnr,t, March ia post Of the Grand
Army of the Republic will bo formed. Dur
ing the wsr large number Of Canadians
served on line northern side, attracted 10y
be- generous bounty offered. A meeting
Was held ycstcrday and steps taken TO form
d post. There were thiry-two men present
elpiblc for membership.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18
rp..f,n oalcersI.ndor Arrest

ST. PamsuuRG, March 1.-Two Russian
artillery officers have been arrested charged
with being uibilists. The night patrols OF
Cossacks and Fendsrmcs hnye been in
creased.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18
I,llrnln Gnr. tn rrlsnn.

NFw OurrtNs, March l7.-Jake kiirain
to-day went 10 Riehburg to serve ont his
sentence OF two mouths.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-18
nl.mnr,k mod or MlllLAm.

BFluis. March i7-Beport is widely cut-
ront this evening that Bismorck has ten
dered his resignation 10 the emperor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
TO HIM WHO WATTS.

-
To him who waits amid the worlds applause
His share Of Justice, toiling day by day,
~ Mn .ho y.,,s
To him who waits beyond the darkness drear
The mDrnitr cnnpth with rafulrrnt light,
r, Mn, ,cLo -
To him who waits, though tears NAV often fan,
And knt4.s be noVr,I in sorrow and in PRAYER,
A ~, ht' ~ aat
To him who waits, aud reaches out his hands
To aid a r,Nsr IN He's hrptlinu crlrs.
s,rrs,S. a IA ,s,,,,. f-,n ay.rv III mar a,-s
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
WanIel IL Mlle Gnnh.

The fashionable Fledgely had got a
new valet, who astonished him the
other morning by demanding AN in
crease Of wages.
81 must have II, sir. considering what
I'll have to put up with, or ! won't
stay"
why, what's ~happenedg'
"Well, sir, ] began smoking your
cigars today, and II that's your regular
brand I want TO have IL considered In
my pay."-Philadelphia Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
couldn't help admiring the effect and

~. Wu,;,...,
-. - ~. ~
-. - - ~ -
~nl. -, a. -
~
NJ
- -
So -
~ -
T -.
80, M,.hnn.
~ ,'r"r
~ '
"" 49, va Nv ''tt
n"' NV n'+."' ""' I'M wv
w ~
~ |'' ""'N' -" -
L - -
was UNI ".'' i"' "ppe"' '' Wa"
"" Nr.
, ,Ni'!'o
am mn
80 Nv .h -,
i'" W., u" "'pt
m"N he "' 'n '"'' sam
~ "'n' .
anu nv ""i,'v" 'i,' vac ,ns MI.
Which "'! ""' ''' ' D''
o! ~" P'' '
' "' my NV"
We n' ',c'' 'h'feu 'eio.e' ou'
~ NV NV
~ '''! VI " '''
~
~ ""' "'.'
~ .. US ;"
49,
''.n' Nv '"', ,t.,'.' pSiu.
'"'' ,"''', "'
$3.50 ~ u"
:
N"' ""'-s ~" Nv
-
np'ei l""'
-
VIE nr" ""'' '
w. 81
-N.,'.
tonna,ia, .ha h.5.,aanaI Shnsaa
,ha, NJ. r;aLo., the saaanI -
III -. -, e So. -.
who,o." ,hat NJ. p,unas Laa
nna af,,an",. H. - FL e.
Li,n &C. Cha.la,,e - H.. - D.
no,L, n,oj C,,ar,o,.a Co. ha -,
Ior,,, hou-;,ahaI n.;,t, han ..Traua Lat
- 80 ,,.an.1 ~
20 SIT saia aanGLaa,ian. -
oaoh go -, H. - a.
,oIa "r,,ILs ma - a ,nas ~, az
80 ana,. L., -
o. - g.. L. Us. 80.
tb.t bn.I s,cnl ,.,,arr conf ha,I GOT
,Yt wba- C~hgrIo.t, LouLI b,vo flat
MI and lao f,aor,,,.rry Y, rf.ket,,d
han io., "a ,f,ro lao ,,,, hon TTlnow
What ,h.r. l. .bout hor Inn, some
women J., So
Tbrs ill ,r.. c,.., r,,lo, .oroorr
IN, whon mn man !, on hon "a yoarsof
ufc had oyo- ,.ru, GRAY
.hnaa,.an,h. NJ. pou
m.a.a..I ~ -
kaa,;,,la IT, - sa,, ~, -.
L. - -. 81 e..
a. &C." -
Co., Itaa.ats -. ~ -, -,
III. W IT, a. -
-
~
annmn aaI Ia - a., .ha
"'Pl"f
-,
~
-
m ivy ~
iN''' ''al,5's "i'''e il",''' '""'
" was I"',,'''' ""' l"P,''u "'i, Iei"r-
"''','u' ~ was "Pclle" "'s' ii' NJ
~ s'uli lS'riIr wa. ss'' 10 sc
WIN w. push cliairs III p'o'' VI o'e
no'+', anu "i'h u "ieii ""ois anu
nii'uS ME narfes shia She
l"' 'ou" iieaN! i~lpu>e"orh' ana tie!
,''n y .'reu ~, WHO Ncl, 'lo Ie'giioor,
n""a niorllei as ~ uho progress oi
Saihs nn"'ua'ion' inerc were 'h''-
OF, 700, anu Drish uAIh anu ugnIe
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
AGENTS NANTEp \.

FOi Club Rates. or any further information de.
sired, write lcgibly to the undersigned clearly stat.
lux YOUR residence, with State. County, street and
NumtFr. More rapid Ic'urn mail delivery will I've
assured by. your enclosing an Envelope hearing
your full address,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19

"kEMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes
Is GUARANTEED 10y FOtK NATIONAL
BANK Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President Of al Institution, whose
charterted rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore. Dev are Of all limitations or
ANONYMOUS schemes.
REMAINDER, that the present charter Of
The Louisiana state Lottery Company, which the
SUPREME COURT OF C.s. has decided
to be a CONTRACT wi b the state Of Loui lana
. expire UNTIL THE FIRST or JANU-
AIRY, 1895.
The Legislature Of Louisiana, which adjourned
on the 10th Of July OF this year, has ordered an
which will carry the charter Of TIKI LOUISI.
ANA STATE COMPANY up to
the year NINETEEN HUNERED AND
NINETEEN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
Famed for 90 Years
GAPS
H<E

We the undersigned BANGS and Bankers will pay
IN Prizes drawn In The Louisiana state Lotteries
which may he presented a, our counters.
R.M WNENSLEY. Pres Louisiana Nat. Bank
PIERRE LANAUN, Pres, state Nat. Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat, Bank
CARL kOHN. Pres. Union National BANK.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19

To him who waits amid the worlds applause
His share Of justice, toiling day by day,
All things will come now dim and far away
To him who waits.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
GRAND MOlTELY DRAINING.
At the acacem, OF Music. New Orleans,
TUESDAY. September 9 1890.
CAPITAL PRizE 100000.

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
Fact: Halves $1,000 Quarters S.;
Tenth- -; Twen,i-rhs 81.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-06-13

A match game Of base ball betw cen the
Winchester and Woodstock clubs came
off ct this place on Saturday last, and the
Woodstock boys came out second best by
. very large majority. The score stood
a 70 6 in favor of Winchester. While We
do not begrudge the Winchester boys the
victory they won by good, fair and hon
cradle playing we think it no more than
Justice to say that the Woodstock lads
played under q disadvantage sufficient
70 beat almost any club, and that they
went into the game feeling that they had
no show 10 win under the circumstances.
The cstoher, . Washington man, who
played with them last summer, and who
wAs to have bsen here, wired them at the
last moment that sudden sickness pre-
vented his coming. Thus really left the
club without catcher. The pitcher for
the Arst two innings could not fill the
bill, the Winchester boys making eighteen
Of their runs In these two innings
IShafer vas then put in the pitchers boz
and the game ct once became close, hard
played and interesting one, Winchester
only making six runs In the last sever
innings. The Winchester nine is very
strong one, we'll drilled, thoroughly up II
the game, aud composed of the best kind
Of material. With the exception OF
little dispute over q decision by the um
plrs the game passed on very pleasantly
The Winchester boys by their gentleman
lly department left good impression an
! made many friends. The Valley Sta
entertained their visitors at the Gear
:. House where dinner and supper wei
, served 10 the style that has made thi
hotel famous. We hope it will not be u
. last game between these clubs as goo
lbattsry added to the home team VI
:. likely make future games close enough
A.. be inter sstinR.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-06-13
Commencement Exercises.

Ono OF the most pleasant affairs ths'
has been witnessed in this place for q
long time was the commencement exer'
cises of the Shenandoah Female Institute
which came of on Thursday evening OF
asst week. These entertainments ma"
always been of such a. enjoyable charac
ter, and 10 full of pleasant interest an u
make them eagerly looked forward 10 ano
the invitations gladly accepted. The
very high position which this school ma
attained among the educational institn'
tions of the Valley aud State speaks
louder than words, and reflects great
credit upon IL careful and refined man
sRement of the principal, Mrs. Gen. Jas.
n. williams, and her accomplished and
Jealous assistants, Mrs. Sallie Glddings.
Miss Olive Riddleberger and Miss Mamie
williams. On the evening above mel
toned the rooms were soon filled with the
patrons and friends Of the institute, who
thoroughly enjoyed the very interesting
exercises that 90 Enthusiastically evidenced
the great progress made by the pupils
during the session just closed under the
careful training that MARKS all the work
Of this school. The long programme so
full Of interest and pleasure, was ad'
mirAbly carried through. and we only
echo the sentiment Of the entire audiance
when We aay that nothing could have
been in better taste or more thoroughly
enjoyable. We regret that want of space
will not permit Us to publish the entire
programme which showed 80 plainly the
great proficiency of these young ladies
and little misses, and the really wonder
full progress they have made in their
studies during the past year. The music
was OF high order and was so sweetly
And skillfully rendered as to cause a
general feeling Of regret when 1t was over
The other exsrclees were carried out in 4
manner that was most creditable to these
fair young girls and left nothing more to
be desired. The following are the pupils
who won the prizes for the session Miss
Fan ME Ball, Certificate Of Proficiency"
This young lady was almost perfect in tie
English branches, and her certificate, be-
ing next to diplOms, was the highest
prize awarded. Certificates of Proficiency
were also given to Misses Stella Rinker,
Ella XsRrudsr and Lizzie Geary. Medals
we're awarded TO MlSs Birdie Carter, "In-
tsrmSdiste Scholarship" TASTE Haislip,
"Primary Scholarship" Irene Haislp,
Prize in Scholarship" Miss Lizzie Heller,
medal for Improvement in Instrumental
Music"
Our people should feel proud of this
school and prompt to take advantage of
the opportunities 1t affords for the higher
type Of female education and culture I'M
der the wstehful care of q refined christian
home.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-06-13
Destructive Storm.

From . gentleman of that section we
learn that the terrible rain storm of Sun
day, May 2Sth was very destructive
through . portion Of Hardy county, w.
Va, Shenandoah and Frederick counties,
Virginia. The amount of rainfall ex-
ceeded any of which there is any record.
Trout Run was four feet higher than ever
known before, aud the destruction along
that valley was very great. The road
from the head of the valley to Wardens-
Vile 10 entirely destroyed, and will have
to be rebuilt along the base of the noun
tain at an expense of several thousand
dollars, the old road being washed out so
completely &s to make it impossible to re-
build 1t. Cspon River was also seven
inches above any previous high water
mark, and tho damage to the bottom
lands. crops, &c, 10 very great. Waits
Run WA two feet above its highest point,
and the rushing waters played havoc
along its entire length. Pretty nearly all
the dams. bridges. &c, along these
streams, were carried away, with large
amounts of lumber from the ssw-mills
along the hanks. The loss IN fencing
alone along these streams and the other
smaller water courses 10 tremendous and
will take many months and thousands of
dollars to replace. Along the roads were
no water courses ever were known before
the rushing torrents tore out great holes
10 which team and wagon could be buried,
lie many places not q vestage of earth
remained down to the solid rock. Along
Loaf River the destruction was complete,
many of the fine bottoms along that
stream being almost ruined, the splendid
growing crops being OF course destroyed
along with many miles Of fencing and
bridges and dams without number. Dur
ing the severest of the storm a widow
woman of Trout Run Valley had a very
6ne COW killed by lightning. The I'M
fortunate people of that section will long
sadly remember the Whitsuntide Sunday
OF 1890.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-06-13
EDINBupG ITE1e.


D. b. hilley and family Of Toms Brook,
were among the visitors 10 this place Q
few days last week, visiting wlfSs par
sntA.
3. &. Wightman has found employment
10 the Reviep ofics ct Clifton Forge. Sam
Is good typo, and we are glad he has
found situation.
Capt. Heltzel with quite . large gang
OF hands arc with US now. and seems thls
time 70 be doing the pike up III good
shape. This is right Capt. wen then say
no mean things about you.
Johnnie Mcdonald we understand, left
on yesterday for his adopted home. taking
with him the two cub bears captured
some weeks ago. he having bought them,
we learn, at . good round figure.
Among the happy visitors 10 parents
and friends here last week. were Joseph
BOehm, of Illinois John Boshn and
family of Roanoke Samuel Maphis. Of
Charlottesville; Jackie Mcdonald,
Roanoke and Ella the pleasant. happy
wife OF our friend Allen o. Rsu. also Of
Roanoke.
How unfortunate 1t 10 for . ysunl
lady, after writing up her loving thought.
to tho young msa Of her heart, TO Be q
absent minded % to place upon the en-
velope the wrong address this We learn
was the case a few days age, and great,
We think, was the disappointment te
Charlie in not receiving the loving epistl'
in due time. Josie be more careful.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-06-13
k,actn Worth knowing.

In all diseases Of the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must be non'
irritating. The medical profession hAs
been slow to learn this. Nothing salts
factory can be accomplished with douches.
snuffs, powders or syringos because they
are all irritating, do. not thoroughly reach
the affected surfaces and should be aban'
donej ss worse than failures. A multi
tude Of persons who had for years borns
all the very and pain that estarrh car
inHct testify to radical cures wrought b.
Ely's Cream Balm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-06-13
Court Day.

June court is generally very busy
time with our farmers aud in consequence
the attendance is never very large. Last
Monday was no exception. NOtwithstsnd-
ing the samn number in town business
seemed to be pretty brisk, snd for ell the
talk Of hard times money seemed TO pass
around right freely. The hOrSs market
was active. A number of buyers we're on
hand and horses were in fair demand
Quite q humber changed hands and were
shipped to Washington, Pennsylvsnis
and Richmond markets. The prices OBJ
taired we're considered pretty good. The
agricultural machine men were out II
great force, and it Is said that ssvsFa
farmers who had thOrOughtlessly spOks'
in public of their intention to purcbss'
binders and mowers had their sars tslks'
square of and had TO carry them home II
their pockets Most Of these msshin
agents get themselves In good practice b
talking at mark until they can Psnstrst
an inch Of boiler iron in ten minutes .
good conversation range.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-06-13

Mr.. James @. MoCuns, whose ssrier Q
accidental shooting on Tuesday of last
week, at bis fathers residence near
MiddletOwn, has caused 80 much anxiety.
we are glad TO say is doing ~ we'll as cat
be expected. The wound was close to
the heart. and up to this tine the ball
has not been located. While Mr.. AcCuns
is far from being out Of danger, at least
so far rs humsn skill can judge of his
case, it is the earnest hope OF al that
his naturally robust. health and his In.
domitsbls pluck and spirits vill, with the
skill and attention Of his physicians,
bring him around oil right in short
time. DR.. d. d. Carter, OF this plac .
WAS called IN the case on Sunday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-06-13

The heated term is right here and there
is no make believe business about it ~
the wllted appearance of every one you
meet will testify. The printers are nov
getting, as defeated politician once said.
a little taste of the punishment bold in
store for them unless they mend there
ways and step more carefully in the
future. While others can sit beside the
cool stream aud try to deceive the inuO'
cent fish, or quietly walk in the pleasant
shade of the forest and watch for chance
shot at the festive squirrel the poor
printer must toll through the long hours
of the summers day in the smothering
heat of his office that others may enjoy
the pleasures Of good newspaper. Out
upon such state of things for this world
is not divided up right, anyway. But il
you friends will just pay up promptly we
will stick to our duty hard as it is, with
out grumbling.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-06-13

Mr.. John Plsngcr, living near SAums-
vile, this county, died very suddenly on
Sunday morning. Mr. PlauRsr, as We are
informed, retired in his usual health on
Saturday night, but when called 50 break
tast on the following morning said that
he was not feeling well. A short time
after he was found dead. Mr. Plauger
was well-knOwn in this section. He was
very much defOrmed by reason of an in
jury to his back in early childhood, but
notwithstanding his sufferings from this
and other causes he was en- industrious
and hard working man. His funeral
look place on Monday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-06-13

Mr.. Jacob Funk. Jr., the champion
snake killer of the country has sgain got
in bis hand on the great enemy who has
been an object of hatred and dStestatisn
ever since the time when be played the
principal part in drying our first parents
from Eden. On Monday Of last week.
while herdlng cattle on the high knob OPP
pOsite Edinburg he killed what is COM
monty called in this country, . bull snake
that measured nearly nine feet IN length.
It was light colored with dark spots, and
was very large around the body. The
bull snake though hOrried to look at 10
not at all dangerous, being non poisonous
and Of a sluggish nature. Mr.. Funk's
occupation, that of herding cattle in the
mountain during the summer, brings him
Frequently 10 contact with snakes Of ell
kind, and be has killed . large number
Several years ago he killed bull snake
that was eleven feet long and ~ large
around as an ordinary milk crock.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-06-13
shiloh,s Consumption Uare.

No. l. This IL bAyOnd question the NEST
,uoces,ful Cough Medicine We have ever
sold, q few doses invariably cure the werst
cases Of Cough. Group, and BroRohiti':
while its v wonderful snccess 10 the cure q
Consumption Is without . parallel In the
history Of medicine. 6iaoo its hrst DIS
oovery il has been sold on . guarsntss, .
test which no other medicine can stand
II Won have . Cough ne earnestly AK,
YOU to Try it. Price 10 cents, 50 costa
and 81. 90. If your Lsngs are ssrs, Chest
or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by b. Sehmitt.