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THE
RaCkctSt0rc

Here We are again, with Il little piece
for the readers of this paper. We are
still selling goods as low as cyer. and have
well earned the title of The Chcaprst
store III Lexington. Below we quote a
few prices. not advertising leaders. but
lirguIar Prices asked by us 1T all times ::
Turkey Red Damash. pc a ward ::
Checked Glass Crash, Is im., Ioc a yard {;
10 in. Cream Scrim. sc II yard Coats
Thread, lie best Silk Thread. Sc: Twist,
&c: Tasting Thread, &c best English
Needles, &c Il paper Dress Braid, ic ::
safety Pins. . dozen for &c. all sizes ::
large lines of Dress Buttons. at ~ Il
dozen; III Agate Buttons. nc; Cursets
at lIc, worth Toe; Fine Sattcrns Corset.
Ioc, worth double finest quality Table
Oh Cloth, De u yard: Ladies' Ribbed
Cotton Vests, sleeveless. at ice: we have
the best grade of Ladies' Hose at Zoe in
town ; black, gray and fancy colors, bet
ter. goods, lJc and PC; Combs. brushes.
Purses, etc, LaceS from lie Il ward TN :
Embroidery, j, Z, s and sc Il yard up ::
p AAN Envelopes, &c; Mucilagc, Sc Il
bottle; ! papers TacsS, &c: Perforated
Chair Seats, Zoe Mems Work Shirts,
Bic and upwards Jeans Pants. Sl.I0
and $I.35; Cottonade Pants, 81. SI.I0.
Sl.31 and Sl.5O; Sclisia, 12c Il yard Sat
teen Corset Jean sc Il yard Uniaundred
Shirts, lSc Linen Collars. loo CeIlu-
loid Collars, l5C Ladies' hemmed print
ed border handkerchiefs, &c, Ladies'
glove grain button shoes, screw fastened.
solid, 81 Ladies' Kid Shoes, 81. 3O.SI 10.
$3.50, SD up to $50; call and see
those 81 80 shoes, genuine Dongola. flexi-
bile sole and every pair warranted. Full
of Mems, Boys and Children's Shoes at
Racket Prices. Strictly Cash and one
price to all.
THE RACKET STORE.
Opp. Morrison Wentworth Bank,
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Tricks i'm Trades,


The old saying, there's a trick in all
trades but ours" may not apply to the
newspaper business, but it borders close
on. The following paragraph was written
by n member OF the INTELLIaENCER staff,
and printed originally about three years
ago in n Sedalia afternoon paper. A day
or two ago ii was found in somes stereotype
plate matter in the Paris Kentuckian-
Citizen, credited To the Cleveland Plain
Dealer:
Our job is not what it used to be" said
a school j%anitor. whats the %trOuble?"
"Rubber boots, cheap rubber boots are the
trouble. When they We're Il luxury boys
had to be careful where they walked to
keep out of the wet. That was when rub
bers were for the few. Now every boy who
can afford a hat has Il pair OF ubber boots,
and slumps into every puddle and mud
hole between his home and the school. 1t
takes three times the sweeping of former
days to keep the schools clean now"
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Hints for Kitchen and Sick Room.
We have just received from Messrs.
Johnston, Holloway 4 Co, Philadelphia,
a very useful book for housewives, entitled
.'Hints for Kitchen and Sick Room" 7x5
inches, "a pages, printed on excellent
quality paper, handsomely illustrated
covers. Almost everything pertaining to
the kitchen, from making the fire, pre-
pairing and cooking meats, vegetables,
oysters, game, bread, biscuits, cakes, pud-
dings, sauces, and deserts, is told in an
interesting and easy way, while the direc-
tions for the preparation OF suitable dishes
for the sick room will be most valuable
to those having an invalid in charge. The
directions given in regard to the treat
mcnt OF the sick, inst what to do in the
absence of n physician, and the proper
remedies to be applied, make the book n
valuable one for all. They will send II
copy free to all who will drop them a
postal requesting it. Johnston, Holloway
x Co. is some of the oldest and most reliable
of Philadelphia's business houses, and we
would like all our subscribers To send for
the book, mentioning that this notice
was seer in this paper.
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&

There will he a sacramentaI meeting Mt
Edlcnyicw church tomorrow, ut II
O'Clock n. m.
Christian church, South street, Elder G.
Nj. Goode, pastor. Services at II a. m. and
7:D p. m. Sunday school $50 m.
DIR. CLANCY failed to put in an appear
ance Sunday, and there were no services
ut the Presbyterian church in the morn
ing.
Services ct Mt. Hebron Cumberland
Presbyterian church every Sunday at IL
II. m. L. f.. Clemens, pastor. All are in
vitcd.
First Baptist church, corner Eleventh
and Main streets, Rev. f. w. Eason, pas
tor. Sunday services, II a. m. and 1870 p.
IN. Sunday school $3.50 a. III. Band of
Hope, Sunday afternoon at g..
Eden View Cumberland Presbyterian
church, three miles south of Lexington,
Rev. }. Cal. L~ittrell, pastor. Services on
the first, second and fourth Sundays in
each month. Sunday school every Sun
day, at 9:30a m. The public is invited.
The following new officers of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor OF
| the Christian church We're elected Sunday
evening: Il. M. McCausland, president;
Miss Mamie Gordon, ice-president; Miss
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Marriages.


Married, at Richmond, July 9, William
Wilhelm and Miss Lizzie Leake.
Married, Tuesday, July 7th, at the office
of Probate Judge Young, by that official,
John T.. Trindle and Mrs. Louella Combs
of MIllville, Ray county.
Married, Mt Mexico, Mo, recently, j.. b
Buck, of Marshall, and Miss Ida Willis
daughter OF Rev. II. p. $. Willis, pastor
of the Mexico Presbyterian church.
Married, in the parlors of the Catholic
church, in this city, by the pastor, Rev,
J. J. Lilly, on Tuesday, July Z, Herman
T.. Mark and Miss Bertha A. Stark, both
of this city. The attendants were Adolph
Kist and Miss May Wright and Gus Stark
and Miss Emma Mark.
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Lost.

A Maltese Cross pin, white enamel, two
Greek letters IN the face and 81. NJ.
Burlington" ON the inside. Suitable re
ward. Leave information at this office.
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Heir to $500. 900.

NEW YORK, Nov. GA dispatch
WAS received yesterday from Baltimore.
announcing that George II. Beiser, of
Brooklyn, had become heir to il vast es.
tate there, valued at 500, 600. The prop
crty came through relatives who emf
grated from France in the days of the
I~lugucnOts. Mr.. Iieiser is an account
ant in Il Fulton street clothing house.
BrIce'S Law and Inquiry Agency. OF
Chicago, ILL.,. prosecuted his claim
Louisville COurier-JoIrnal, Nov. ~.
We are Mr.. Ieiser's lawyers, and by
him seeing our advertisement. became
the agents of his good fortune. II
your ancestors came from the old com.
try. write us and inciOSe 81 for our list
of heirs. There are more than half q
billion dollars in Great Britain and Ger.
many, unclaimed. which rightly belong
to people in the United States.
BruCe'S Law and Inquiry Office,
lGl and 1876 Randolph St,
6-6-lOt Chicago, ILL.,, L. :. A.
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Born, at Odessa, Sunday evening, to the
wife of l.. Il. Burton, Il son.
Born, AT Odessa, Sunday evening, to the
wife of Mark Strain, Il son.
Born, in Kansas City, June 29th, to the
wife of James f.. Darby, a son.
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In about two weeks, four rooms over
Smith Il Bottoms store, now occupied by
Mrs f.. Winter, apply to
Mrs. ELIZABETH AHRENS.
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Officers Elected.

The II. II. Il. club held Il regular meeting
Thursday night, at the residence of Jack
Dysart, on Sixteenth street, when the
following officers were chosen:
DIR. Ecklc, president.
Clarence WorihingtOn, yice-president.
Ed Hickman, secretary.
Katie BledsOe, treasurer.
The following members were present:
Nelia Ecklc, Floss Young, Stella Ryland,
Matte Shelby, Kate TunstaIl, Bette Belle
Pcrrie, Florence Ncale, Georgia Gilkcrson,
Florence Buford, Katie Blcdsoe, DIR. Eckle,
l.. Ecklc, Ed Hickman, Max Wallace, Jim
Gilkerson, Tacitus Ryland, Le0n Ryland,
Clarence Worthington, Horace Bolton and
Luther CrcnshaW.
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The Matrimonial Market.

Recorder WaIInc' has not enjoyed Il
boom this week, in the way of marriage
licenses, having issued only two, AS fol
lows:
John f.. Trindale and LOurlln Combs.
Shelby Majors and Bette Jacobs, coIorcd.
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THE RACKET STORE,

Opp. MOrrison-W Wentworth Bank,
Lexington, Mo.
New York office. $40 broadway. m2lml
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There will he Il sacramentaI meeting at
Edicnvicw church Tomorrow, Mt II
O'Clock a. M.
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road fund.
Warrants for S2,299.75 were ordered
drawn on the county revenue fund, in
Guiding : 1885, rs to G. l.. Ewing, clerk of
the criminal court, fees in criminal cases.
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DIR. CLANCY failed to put in an appear
ance Sunday, and there We're no services
ut the Presbyterian church in the morn
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Christian church, South street, Elder G..
NJ. GoOde, pastor. Services at IL a. m. and
7:D p. m. Sunday school $3.50 m.
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The following from the Lewiston Jour
nal, July 81. explains the non-appesranes
Of the Pioneers:
1.-THE lewiston Pioneers are home sgain
They we're due to play another game or two
in the Ksnnobec valley this week but gave
it up after the defeat Thursday by The
Wstervills team. The Pioneers mansgef
says Umpire Parsons was loyal to the town
Of bis college preference, making seine
handsome decisions 10 favor Of it, repre-.
sentative team. The Pioneers reckon Water
vile poor base ball team. The attend
sncs Vas light and not much left after pay
ing the visiting team
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Personals.
Mrs. A. M. Simmo nds 10 10 the city.

Mva M 9im IN auds il n the CITY
Nj, RR C.nen b., ,s,u,psd s,cm RI.
,on
IA White Ia. ,e,u,,.a from souir,.
Island
M, r w r,b.,. ,os. ,omo,,ov IN A..
u.,ho,
NJ. w Wb,,sbou.s md f.mi,v A.,
., po,b.m ns.ch
The Princeton Student, ,erepsded friend,
m tho s.,, aida Las. n;ybt.
CIV vicle,v ,e.urned from popb, n
Reach vs,,s,d.v mo,nipu.
NJ, F,.,. rnl,or, b.. .o,s IN w.,s,
villa tn ,nend hi, vacation.
NJ, Cb.,ies H.m,sn con, N Re,,,.d,
v..,s,d.v m . s.b,n. ,,,n
Mi. F.,,v c,,ls, ~ Ro.,on i. xi.,,;r q
Mi. Fanny ws.vs, in sbi, c,,v
NJ, F,.,l p,.,cs and family b.v,
,s,u,,sd from u.mmo,a,. G,ovs
D,Ec Tb.vs, ,s,urnsd IN W.er
villa vs..e,d.v n, tho .f,s,noo, er,,s..
uov.,a oxsn ooe, nm, n U.mmo,d,,
c~ovs mona.x ~, . ,hres vest, :, v.c.,io,
NJ, Johr o,;rhv b,. ,.tu,ned f-,r
po,a.na ~,.,s h. h.. bssr "a, the M.
&c. s.v,
NJ, M;,n,s Ems,,o, i. visiting he,
,.,hs, NJ, r q piphh.m H., husband
!. .,,h hs,
MIA Proctor Of Ricbmond who
b., hs.n Waiting in the ci.v for i. ssx d.v.
,.,,~ ,or,. ri. uo,n,,,
~nar.,., s,,..r. c.ua -, ,,ou u;.,,,,,
p..oh so.,ho,o xs..s,d.v a, hr.;ro.,
connected vi,b tho mn,,.,
Raw II Wb;.s NJ IN. pI..,.u, .,,eo,
church. Worcester. Mas. will ,oiourn i.
Hotel wspof,kv 70, . chile.
Mis-, Albert. Wbitcomb have, ,bi, morn
In, "a, . tvo xsst, vacation xbe, aha vii
20 tn BANGOR to visit friends.
csuer.l Secretary Peabody ~ the loc Al
branch of tn. Y. MICA. has returned
home from his vacation outing.
CT Flvn, left far Ds,ter vsste,sav
n, . few veek., vacation. Hi, family h,,
bs.n there far several week, mast.
Han on R.ler and Hon. r. M
Heath went to Portland, yesterday, TO a,
,sra the law term Of the snpreme Court.
Nj, Harriet Dsvine i, spendips . few
a.v, i, tho country with h., cou,iu Mi,
Tu,.is Thew left Thursday morning To-
r.,,s.d
e p.,c;vL Gould and his ,i,ter. Mis-,
Mabel. have returned from the Isie o,
ar,;,,. ~h.,. thew have been willing Or
n a.nho,n
", n cb.dhou,ns and Nj, Charlie,
r s,,,,ev.nt IN IN Ocean Po,n. with tAei,
,.m;,;.. rhsv have taken the Fople,
o,,,... 70, ,vo v.et.
Row wysrea 7 Me.der. formerly Of thi,
c,,v ~. in Au,ust. Yesterday. Mr.
M..ae, sr.a..tsd from Colby in 1883 snt
from the Rochester The ologicsl Seminary
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Produced from the laxative and Nutritious
Juice o. California ass, combined win the
medicinal virtues Of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human system. acts
gently. on the kidneys. liver and bowels.
ehectualiy cleansing the system. dispellirg
colds and headaches, and curing habitual
constipation. july6dkwlnololfm
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I'll. Y.vtes.. ps,..~,. -. sr,.rt.a !.
plsy here rddsy asnarnoeu vith d. No.
tan. bus rhey eaarsd % spysas. solus a;
ssctiv hons frpu Wsaervl;le. vhsfs tn,
pls,sd rh.,sdav.
Tbs nanar.s.ns seeas,d d. oe,stne,,
70 MI The vacancy and . verv : "a e.ne al
hall vsu p,s m Abeu. Iso a..aIe v.,.
uesea.1.
Tn g.ns eo-usnc.d a TX vifh Gar.
diner = H. -. - Pos, IA - psnrhey;,
bog for Arsuss. "a, six i.si.ss h
pitched 4 ana ssns. boldias The 0xediaer,
Ac~n 4. e.,. Ia. Ia . esS.i - d. n
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Base on balis-By Eoss / I; Barbour =; Jenkins S.
Struck oat-By jenkins. Ia; by Foss, /, Barbour,
Leaysns "a. Goidsbnry, jenkins, Thompson, &c
GowAs. Wild pifches-Jenbius. ?. Barbour =
Stolen basss-Gardiners, 10; Augustus. 6 Tn
pires-6heehan and Eastman. Time Of game
Two hours.
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STATE HoUsH NOTES.

State Superintendent Of common schools
Prof. N. A. Luce. 10 nov making arrange.
ments for the teachers institutes and
county educational associations to be
held throughout the State tbs COM
Ing autumi. Az an aid in their
work, Mr.. Luce is Forwarding sur
sesticns regarding management to the To-
cal committees, with general programme
and syllabus Of topics to be presented for
consideration. Ia introducing this scheme
Of subj scts he says; The meeting should
be fully and widely advertised through the
local papers and BY circular or postal card.
II il 10 Jour wish that this YORK be done
through this Office notice Of the place Of
meeting, and Of the names Of parties pre-.
sentine papers, with the subjects chosen
should be sent me at least three
weeks before the date of mestipg. Tbs
siase has msde liberal appropriation
for these expenses, in order that the work
may be thoroughly done. In case you take
this matter in charge please give me timely
notice Of the place Of meeting Should
you desire to call in help from other coun
ties, the expenses Of two such parties will
be paid The principals Of our State Nor
NAL Schools will cheerfully respond to such
calls. whenever they eau leave their schools
without detriment. You should feel free
10 invoke their aid" The following 10 the
general scheme Of topics for programmes
Of these county meetings. This 10 not in
tended to be exhaustive nor OF necessity to
be closely followed by those presenting the
uti,c,s outlined. II 10 suggestive rather
Of the amount and kind Of work to be GOV.
erei BY the formal papers presented. and
the free dlscsssious to which papers and
qaeries are intended 10 lead:
/. opnsrxe QuERiEs ;-CD Whs,
objects shall ws seek to sttain through class
recitation.? 90 when and how can we
bes, assist pupils in the preparation Of les
sons? (3l Shall pupils be allowed to
as.is, one smother, and 10 what extent? ~
What difficulties have been met in the dis
ttiputt0n anu carr ok trtG tCAt-So0Ass
II. TEAoBISe ExkRoIsEs IN RsApfSe,
AstrumErIc, LANGUAGE AND 0BooBArHr
IN Glasses chosen from members, OF
from papils 10 town; ca Brief statement
crsi or wilton, Of puYposeses Of DE * ~
oise. 81 Exercises given; a. General
DISCUSSION aud criticisms Of the exercise.
Ill. TsAcHrxe aPArRIoTIsn I'D In
rortsnce Of; ca Means {, be employed
(a) The flag over the schoolhouse and
Whist il rueans; (b) Importanant events 10
history; (e) Character and deeds OF great
men. ID Special rights and privileges
which we enjoy.
". NEw SUBJECTS OF ISsrRucrror;
IN Elements Of sciences applying 20
agriculture; ca Kindness to birds AID
snimAis; Ia Place for each in school pro
g'smmr; % Methods and means for
teaching.
". Tories roe EssArs.-{D Missskss
IN teaching; CD The teachers hsalsh-
danger to and presefv ition Of; 90 Some
forms Of dishonesty 10 school work; ~
The practical value Of courtesy.
E
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.HO RISE S.

Twenty-Five young sound, we'll broken
horses may be found for sale Ut the Cony
Brofhers' stable. One e the hne st lots
ever brought to Aagusts. comprising
draft, express, gsntlenpen's driving and
family horses. Several finely matched
spans. VIII be sold 1t reasonable prices.
CalI and zee them.
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Charles Dill, . mschinist employed in
the machine shop Of the Edwards mills,
nearly lost fuser yesterday. He caught
the second hnser Of his right hand 10 .
lathe, and the tip Of his hpser vas almoss
cut through, it being held on BY : single
d. shred Of skin. DR.. B. J. MARTIN dfessed
the wound and thinks that the finger will
be eaved.
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The Bar Hasbos tide has begun to roll
tack. The puilmaus running vest are
heavily loaded. while those going east are
carving bat few summer trsveliefs.
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A BRUTAL ASSAULT
Msds Upon Johu Ware BY Henry
Ybosudihs--wsss's WHIST Bsokeu.

Last night there wss large crowd col
leetsd on the corner Of Bowman and Will
lame streets on the Est side. Among the
crowd vas John Wsse. who was peacefully
Watching the galloping horses. At about
hsif-psst 7, two men pushed their
way through the crowd to where Ware
was standing. One walked up behind the
unsuspecting man and dealt him fearful
blow on tbs back Of the head. Wsre
dropped to ihs ground, whsreupon bis asssil.
ant who was identified - Henry Fl. Thorn.
dixie Of this city. kicked bin brutally. BY
thus time the crowd had realised what vas
going on and made for the scene Of the
assault. The two men Ut once broke their
way through and escaped. Officer Bruce
found upon his arrival. . few minutes later,
that wsrs had received quite serious in :
jurie.. Ore wrist had been broken, his
besd was cut and he had been mi red in
ternally. He was taken to DIR. Martins
once.
Investigation proves this to have been .
pSemeditated attack. Through testimon y
recently given by Ware, Thorndiks was
sent 70 Jail for liquor selling. He swors
then that he would get even with Ware.
Last night vas his nrh opportunity and he
took prompt advantage Of IL. and has now
departed to parts unknown. His partner .
name has not been ascsrtained by the
police. lie seemed to be . stranger.
1horpd,ks Avrsstsd.
The officers were hunting for the missing
man oil the evening. At 0 30 o'clock he
Vas arrested by Deputy Marshal McKen-
ney ct the corner Of Grove and State streets
on an electric car. The bearing will be
held tomorrow morning. Much praise 10
given the local force for their prompt
.o,t In yupuiuv dawn Thnyrtika
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for which our establishmsst ID Justly
noted I'll over the State. Our prices
cannot Be beaten On The came grade
Of stock and work. Correspondence
collected. BURLE1Gd & 1LYNT,
Augusta, Mama
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soion-Jsiy ~. by Rev c. Lasshten. wesiey
j. Moody and Miss. Alvina L. AaSns' Dom OF
Doloa.
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T, the Honorable Mayor and Aldermen OF the
city of Augusta;
The Kennebec Light and Heat Company re
spectfuliy petition jour body for permission tc
erect poi-s on Grove street, located ne follows
! pole in triangular piece. junction Gage and
Grove streets.
pole, junction Green and Grove streets.
pole. ,trove street, opposite Swan street.
! pole, Grove street, southeast of house No. los
pole coraer Grove and Chandler streets.
pole, Grove street, $50 feet southwest corner
Grove and Chandler streets.
/ pole, Grove street, 800 feet southwest cornei
Grove and Chandler streets.
l pole southeast cor ner Grove ana State streets
KENNKBKc Lr0HT HEAT Co.
BY W. h. WILLIAMS. 6upt.
In Board Of Municipal officers. Augusta. Ne
June II, 1891.
Upon the foregoing petition it i ordered thai
notice Of Its pc ndency be given to ali pnttes inter
ested therein by publishing said petition and fhfl
order thereon In the DAILY KEyyEBrC JousHAIq
. newspaper printed in saia Augusta, that such
psrties may appear At a meeting Of this Board, &c
be held In Grand Army Hall, In said Augu "a, OF
the 18th day Of August, 49,, Ut O'Clock In The
aftersoo1, to show cAase, II any they have. Why
the petition should not be granted, said punlica
lion to be made 1t least fourteen days before lhs
time for holding said meeting.
By order OF the Mayor and Board Of Aide rme n
Attest; FRANK +. soETHARD, City Clerk.
juy3ldit
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ONH sANJO9 -
Both the method and results when
Syrup.of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
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 re SKRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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