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KANSAS HILL ne ~ 1T.
The FAN Campaign ~ Already stlrring the
Hoppe or the AIitanee.

KANSAS CRY. July "a special from To-
peka Gays: Tho Kansas Alliance managers.
who are furnishing speakers for q ha'f dozen
Southern States. have not neglected their own
neid OF labor. and are now actively engaged in
Preparations for u big STATE campaign during
hugust- Scr tomber. / MI October Tho big
strike Will 70 made in September: when camp
meetings will 10 held IN each OF Tho C"ngres-
sionHl districts. Stnts Lecturer Snow. in VI enk-
thG OF the meeting. said:
They will be hig affairs and will he adj
President Of the hatinn1; Alliance. and lsnu.
thus Drnno!ly hre already engaged"
secretary French VI The state Alliance. who
returned today from 4 trip throughout the
stnfr. snys TINT the Alliance Ia In Ro,sl coudi-
lion nhd That the farmers are making arrange
ments Tor Nh active fall campaign.
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No SALARY " K~j--t-d BY IN. senate.

H,nnrsBuEa. July 2f.--State Treasurer Boyer
hH. notified Mrs. Wagner. DEPUTY factory In
spector. In charge OF tho ONCE during The all
renee in Europe OF Robert Wntohorn. tho chief
factory ihspector. thnt he woul ID decline to my
III he has poen advisnd regard ng the lntier's
TUE to the ofIice. This IL the result OF the
Was decided that iejerton l,y tho Senate nude
an nprnin'msnt impossible. Wntcliorn
ward appointed,
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A Cruiser In Hard Luck.

PARIS. July 24."-As tho Gillian cruiser Presi-
Gen'e Iipto. one OF the Balmncedan vessels.
was leaving The harbor OF Toulon to-day she
ran aground in critical position. Government
tugs hauled her of. however. The authorities
lave einbargosd pow der sent for tho use Of tho
Tinto from Englanh' and shs ha: no gH9 ms
Pinto, " 10 Understood. will proceed to Genoa.
honing to ship Suus AND GecruT hyg forces at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
Rewara,ar Two nr.v. senm-n.

DEELrN. July 2A.-IIon. William WA,tor
Phelps. the Unltod States Ministor. to-day
handed into tho possession u tho Foreign
Onloe oflicisls tho gold watch and chain sent
~ the President OF the United States to Can't.
Echoiy al the German ship Cory for rcscnin:
,ks crew Of tho American ship Giprsy Queen
u Arril, 1889; Mr.. phelp. was also tho bearer
Of q gold medal Tor Mate Schelllng ~ the same
lessol for the share 10 took in the rescue re-
f0rIod Ia. The medal AMI tho watch aad chain
Will TO presented to the German sailors By the
FOIelsn ONCE officials.
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rAsis. July 24.-The Naval Estimate COM
mittoo OF thelChamber OF Deputies has approv-
I'd. bya vote OF 0 10 8. a scheme submitted by
Its Chairman. n. Brlsson. for placing torpe-
does IN all tho Principal ports OF France. and
GSeatlyt incrensing the BGualroDs in home
waters. ii. Barley. Minislo or Of Marlne. ST. en-.
uonsly onrosed the scheme; He declared that
Of carrying II out would DO enormous. The
y"to OF tho committee wa. given as a protest
against Minister Barbeys failure to submit Al
Alternative scheme.
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4 Guarcsmau pies In Canp.

LEBANON. Pa, July M.-Private Carey Day.
Tor. member OF Company +. Twelfth Regi-
ment, Pennsylvania Nst'osal Guard. Col Cory
I'll commander. died at Camp Gregg. Mount
but Ms. th n 10 e. mScE imp2 yS'a n
morning. lie Uccupied a hospital bed while
his company wor. out drilling. On their re-
In D0nsillC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
The Ru..,an Go,.r.m-nt {. buying Corn.

Thc A"ss'"n Oorersmrnt 10 buyinE Corn.
vienna. July 24.-Th, Russian Govern mont.
It has boon learned, has made large purchases
Of corn md IL storing the grain for future sun
piles. Tho rise IN the prizes for corn In Ger
many. II IL alleged, ia partly due to Tho whole-
sale bmyins Vi this cereal by Tho Russian
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Arbitration Over =. n,.k,a,,

LoHpoS. July 2i.-In the House OF Commons
| tonight Sir James. Ferguson. Political secre-
tary Of tho Foreign once, said no had reason
to believe that very shortly satisfactory ar.
htatas Government in regard to arbitration In
tho DeLrIng SEQ dispute.
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~. as5. lso French C,t,xen..

Paris. july 2I.-"The official census Of frsrce
shows . total population al 3s.Do5.i50. Thl, IL
An increase since the last census Of 2OS. 5a4.
uea. tho rural population having decreased,
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Fell Th,r,,.nv. Fee, In III. sleep.

fLEMrSGToS. n. j.. July 24--D'cs. the ten
yenr.od son of Jacob Na1ten!s OF Glen Gard
rs, whilo waking In his seep on Wednesday
nigh. fell from n th.ri.story Window TO tie
gro,iud. u distance OF 'hir,y-fy" .ee,. H. re-
manuel unconscious for iw-lve hours bat II 10
now thought be wi! recover. No bones weN
broken.
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VIENNA. July 2i.--There has boon mn increase
10 the area OF the flooded districts In Moravia
and Silssia Tho Vistula aud tho March near
merged. In tho Tyrolsso Aims large tracts OF
land have boon devastated by hvaiaurhes.
which have fallen Into tho valleys. and which
lave rnuaed IN iMnonSe amount of damage.
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7, xy.. IN. Deed tn, insane Father.

vaNDILIA. H.. July ai,-The awful Tragedy
enacted near clay Giy. In which the eh'ir'
lama. t,mIiv ,o,s,s,ing ~ n. r. James. his
vie, son IN rr oil daughter, Mira. George Chez
nry. q. d her little child. wer" Murdered oni'
rirh, has DO, n investigated by the toro' or.
Ine iorI.ct holds the eilor James. who wh1
subject % perio IA OF !nsaiuiy. responsible Tor
the terrible deed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
Tho srns,de A s.s mb,y,

AvoN-D7-THr-s&A. N. j.. July 2i.-At the
Seaside Assem- is to-dny the devotional exer.
Alfred Vnilersity.. New York. John Ward
htins"n o. New. YORK I.ctnlel IL the Arr
School a. d Mi's leahor 7, orrisnn o, lfnin.
me , ccSSsnins +. o.! Mll.erol riiuc. On lecturtd
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Lost Their Live. =, n Picnic.

swISEMuSpE July "a An excursion sieam-
or from CuHbHyen hns beon wrecked near
Iinnowitz. AL the passengers wsro saved. hut
tho cook and sttwnrdess IND hv lattcr's
daughter were drVwn3l.
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Lookiar for n nritlsh Wife.

VIENNA. July 2+.-1ho Meme Free Ifsss~ snys
t.nt Prince Ferdinand OF Itoninnnia will ,isit
England win "a lev to his brirutlM with ihe
daughter OF the prince OF " ales.
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K'nea when che Car Jumped ,Ie Track

DECATUR. ILL.,. July 24.--MIss Hattie Lock.
wood OF Elgin, H.. WAS instantly killed and
several other PERSONS tnlu.e ed In n streat.car
accident here last night Tho car. which WAS
pm;Ied will pass.ngnrs. struck u cnrve when
going rapidly and jumped the track. Miss
Lockwood was thrown under Tho Mleelk.
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Mr.. Hewitt to Entertaia the Governor OF
Hong Kong.

Sir George William dss Vocux. Governor OF
Hong Kong. Lady dos VoeuN and their Two
daughters. arrived IN the ity last evening and
went 4" ihe Plaza Haze. They We're Wis tod
there by OK May Atram Z. Hewitt. who will
en,s,ts'n them 81 nts couptIy place Vt Ring
Wood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-25
! LOST

~ confidence, wS All run down and unable to work =
IN an extreme condition of dssiiity whom tell that
Hoods esrsspara was jnst what needed. ASS
drewnng man srasps at straw decided 10 Try this
medicine and 70 my treat surprise from TIE nrs day
bsrss 10 improve BY the time had nnsas my SEQ
sud bottle had reRa,nsd my health and strength and
frsm that day can say have been perfectly we'll I
have recommended Hoods sarsapariiiA to my frleaiS
whom fkasw hare BEEN benefited By II lila indosL
peculiar to Itself In thai.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

not only hslps bat It evrss"-H. C. PiDcock % Dee
van ct, Lanpsrtvila r..
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The Eighth Regiment will arrive about o..
O'Clock This evening landing 1T West i29tii
street and will IN ade through l25th street to
their ~ moiy at lark n,eiue and Ninety
fourth greet. This will DO tho reglme nts first
appearance In full marching order In Harlem
since they tOOk possession OF thsic now ~ mory.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-29

place for the summer.-Jullan Fuller, OF the
real estate firm of rockingham & FuIer, OF
New YORK, Is Oh visit to his sister. Mrs.
Henry Deyens.-Mrs. c. II. Shoales has ar
rived from Boston for the summer ut Dr.
Shoales' fine place In Dummerston.-lrn
Knight and wife are at Danbury, Conn.-b.
E. Leitzsinger Is at Deep River, Conn.,, on
vlsit.-Rev. DR.. Geo. Leon Walker ana wire
Of Hartford, Conn.,, will arrive here for the
summer. early In June. Their son, Prof. Willis
ton has been up this week to inaugerate prep
aratiOns for them.-E. IL. Perkins. Oh tue
Esley Organ Co.'s Boston house ana 1or-
mer resident of this place, has been In town
for few days, the guest Of l.. W. Haw'ey.-
Prof. Clark,
who has had practice of over thirty years IN
prescribing glasses for all classes OF delectve
eyesight. and the only optician visiting Brat.
tlebOro who makes ocuists' eXamlnatIons VI
the ewes. will he at the store of Messrs.
Ranger g. Thompson one week, commenc ing
Tuesday, June I'd. 4z"1
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Do not forget US. Brattleboro Custom Laun
dry, 16 Elliot st., is still doing little work
SEND In you, order, and see that we can MAKE
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs speciality.
Att MRS. WIN. RUSSELL.
Games for winter evenings, at Clapp Jones!
Picture Frames are cheap at Clapp & Jones'. IL
Japanese Soap. at stickney Bros. 2otf
Look and see how cheap we Sc Sun Shades
all prices, from Csc. Chidren's Vests f.om DC
Ladies' Vests, special bargain, l0c; gents 25c
Ladies' Aprons C. Gents Seamless Hose
IL 1-2c. Ladies' Hose sc. One ease Ladies' ana
.Childrens Black Hose 1Oc. Boys heavy Bicycle
Hose 25c. Cotton &c. Prints &c, Pins 4c, Tape
&c, Fine Combs Sc, soiled Nainsook Checks 7c'
Cottage Carpets - l.2c, SO inches wide. Two
uieces very best Atwood Kiddermnster Car,
pete SEC. Good Ingrains 35c. Come in and look
at us. F. W. kUECH 4 Co.
Mr.. A. j. Landry of the firm OF A. ). Lahory
& Co., opticians, 23l Washington street. Boston,
Mass, will be at our store from May Is TO June
to correct all errors of refracton as lar as can
be done with any form of lenses. MIR. Laholy
has made arrangements to be away from inc
home Office for 30 days, and by request OF many
friends here the accommodation of our custom
,ers nd the public in general, has decided 10 re-
main one week in our city. People who are
.desirous of having their eyes properly tested'
should avail themselves of this opportunity.
IL lenses required for weak and defective
isien are adjusted and ground to order. Salts
action guaranteed.
C. A. TRIP & Co., jewelers.,
Brattleboro, VT
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-29
MASSACHUSETTS NEWS.
"Bov Fiend" Tries to Escape.

1t was discovered Monday that Jesse
Pomeroy. ''the boy fiend," confined In the
state prison at Charlestown, had succeeded
In saving off the lock on his cell door so that
1t could be easily removed. A drill and saw
were found in his cell. He was placed In the
dungeon until the lock could be replaced.
Frank Ladam of North Adams, u years
old, was struck by an express train rear the
cemetery in that town Monday night and
died from his injuries. He was returning
from ball game.
John Burns of Lynn, who was knocked
out in an eight.round fight with Harry Tracy
of Cambridge Monday night, died Tuesday
morning from blow on the head which
burst blood vessel In his brain. Tracy was
| arrested.
1t is finally discovered that the total deficit
In the Aver national bank, caused by the ir.
regularity OF Cashier Spaulding. Is S37 900,
instead of $40 1000, as heretofore stated. The
bank expects to recover the greater part of
this deGcit from the cashiers bondsmen. In
the meantime Mr.. Spaulding is living in COM
fort and ease at Tewnshend, awaiting his tri.
al.
The Massachusetts senate Wednesday made
, several important amendments to the en-.
downment order bill. O.e of these to reduces
the reserve fund from So per cent. of the
money derived from assessments, as provided
by the house to 30 per cent. Another eX-
cludes out of state orders whose articles were
not filed with the corporation commissioner
before May 1st.
The Massachusetts, legislature has taken
rapid back tracks on the cause of more
stringent tax methods. The doomage bill,
the bill relating to the duty of assessors to
furnish blanks. which had both had large ma
jorities at the earlier stages, were defeated BY
majorties of six to eight Monday and the bill
requiring the administration of oaths was
made permissive instead of mandatory. Each
one Of the measures Is necessary II there Is to
be any effort to make the taxation of personal
property fair and efficient. Either they
should be adopted or personal prop
ertv let alone entirely. The defeat
of these measures while clinging to the fic.
ton of tax on personality means simply
that Massachusetts, doesn't want consistent
and honest system. Mr.. Corbett of Bernard
ton made gallant struggle for reconsidera.
ton on the first two measures Tuesday. but
was defeated by increased majorities.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-29
HE COMETn WITH CLOUDS

There was an enthusiastic assembage O.
four at the lower Town hall at the houl
named Tuesday evening to reOrganIZe thu
Republican league. There was an emporium
ity for Coolidge to exercise his old skill as
policeman to ferret out some more that want
ed TO be there.
Byme' by Hooker and Joe Jones and Frank
Bailey str0lled In.
Then DR.. Holton happened along.
Then Proctor.
Then Ed. Crosby.
Then Haskns.
And the Republican party was there.
Hit came and took survey and was Salts
fed. He had call from Mcclure to go Oh
and attend to some other business.
DIR. Holton. the president during the last
campaign, called the me ting to order and
explained Its purpose. Herbert Chamberlain
read the list of officers.
Then there was q pause.
Then some more pause.
Then the West Brrttleboro contingent of
two men had duties elsewhere.
Crosby wanted to know what they were
there for. 1t was poser.
Addresses by prominent Republicans"
were advertised on the posters. They were
made by the doctor and by Kit, mainly to
two grinning Democrats on the back seat,
who had kindly consented to aid In rounding
out the assemblaee to the number of II.
AIt oiSO oukSCStcu tuhI tuc party was III
need OF some of the missionary spirit and
hard working methods of the local Demo.
Gratis. The proposition was so convincingly
stated that no one felt like disputing It.
Deacon Thompson thought II the election
of officers was what they were there for, that
the old officers would answer we'll enough.
DR.. Holton thought there ought to be a
change.
Thompson proposed committee of five to
report statement.
Kit was impressed with the belief that 1t
should be done.
The Doctor wanted to know II there wasn't
anybody there who had something to say for
the good cause.
There wasn't. But Lieut.. Harmon filed
the time by appearing at the door and being
harpooned in.
The Doctor named for the committee Col.
j. j. Estey, Geo. A. Hines, E. G. Crosby, S.
S. Hunt and c. E. Sturgess. Two of them
happened to be there, and If they and the
rest OF them don't happen to forget 1t they
are to prepare the list and when they are
ready let the president know and he will call
a meeting. Hooker hoped there would be 4
better notice next time.
To add 20 the appropriateness Of the Occa-
sion there were two scripture texts on the
wall One of them Is that which heads this
report. 1t seemed so.
The other one might have been place
there by brother who had heard from Phil.
adelphia and the pension office:
that day should opertahe you as a thief"
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-29
BUSINESS CHANGE.

We wish to announce to our many patrons
and friends that we have sold the good Will OF
rhe Book and Job Printing business which has
been conducted by us in the CrOwell building
to Spencer & Dawley, of the Evening Times. we
nave also leased the presses and material me
strive to pIease ali old and new customers. We
hope that the large patronage this establishment
has won will still be given to Spencer DaWley
The firm Of Frank E Housh Co.. Pupnsners,
will remain intact, and wi be found at the old
office. Spencer & Dawey will print their pub
locations on contract.
In retiring from the local business held, we
extend orr Sincere thanks to all for the generous
support and encouragement given US.
43tf FRANK e. HOuSH T. GO.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-29
A Patriotic DUTY.
From the Montpelier Waterman

The grave of everv soldier resting bis last
rest in Vermont soil should find here some
hand to strew 1t with flowers on Memorial
Day. and to breathe above 1t word of CRATE
full remembrance. A formal and organized
service, martial parades, words of orator or
strains of music are not inseparatle from
patriotic observance of the day and Its ten
der memorial. Where q Grand Army post
can not include sleeping warrior within the
circle of Its ministrations, let the school
children under the direction of the teacher,
lie, any individual or association OF indtyfd-
uals, assume the sacred duty and see to II
that the sun goes not down on the grave OF
any soldier above which the fragrance OF
commemorative gar lands has not risen.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-29

A man named MorIarty mad his nose bitten
off by Frenchman during quarrel Satur'
day night at the hotel In Belchertown across
the river from Bondvllle.
Cosliveness is the primary cause OF much
disease. Or. Henry Bakers Mandrake Bit
tiers will permanently cure costiveness'
Every bottle warranted.-adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-29
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

John Il. Bacom 3d. war veteran, was
found dead in his shed at North Weare Tues
day, and the neighbors say that his head and
body were covered with bruises. 1t is known
that he recently had 800 and other yaluables
which are missing. He lived alone.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-29
Prof. Clark,

Have no equal as a prompt and positive
cure for sick headache, blliousness, copstipa-
tion. pain In the side, and all liver troubles.
Csrter's Little Liver Pills. Try them.-adv'
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-29

a public meeting irjure a woman as home
maker" address NJ welcome and response
nv NJ. I. Reed of Vernon and F. G.. TAYLOR OF
Gutlford. ESSAY on "Improvpments In Our
nnblic Schools nv Julia n. Tyler of Vernon.
discussion on "Patrons Fire Insurance" bv
!. p. Liscom Of Brattleboro. "EDs,lage' by
George W. Pierce Of BrattlpbOro. "Pou'frv
Farming'' by Mrs. Kate Norton and Oscar L.
Ware. songs bv Harrie. &. Dearborn of Brat
tleboro. l. l.. Stark OF DUmmrrston, ana MT.
and Mrs. George Miller of Guilford.
The twentv-sixth annual SUNDAY sch. oil
convention of the Congregational rhurches
of Wipdbam county were held at Westmin.
sfer Wednesday. The day was pleasant and
the atten lance large. The reports from the
| yarjous Sunday schools of the county were
Interesting and encouraging. Excellent pa
p.rs were read nv Miss ID. X Kannev OF
Westminster West and Mrs Prof Chase OF
Denver. Col. e.. w. Osgood Of Bellows Falls.
Rev. +. r, Lewis of Puiney. Rev. Mr.. Fuller
ton and Mr.. Williams. snnerinfeodert ~
Sunday schools. Of Bellows Falls. Rev. q. r.
| Chapin Of Saxtors River. Rev. Il ~ hebo-
via uf Keene. and others contributed Tor tne
interest Of the meeting. TIE hosn'tahfy OF
the church In Westminster was without sfint
and the common remark was 'iLe Dest 'ou-
yenfion we have ever had"
The entertainment given by the Ladies'
| Aid society Of the Sons cf Veterans at q A.
r. hail MONDAY evening was largely attended
and none of the audience regretted having
spent the evening there ~ the entertainment
was of an interesting character. A niano
duet by Mrs. A. ID. Wyatt and Miss Izetta
Stewart; song, 'sMsrching through Georgis,"
nv little Pauline JENNIE; reading. Miss Lulu
Elmer; declaration. Chas. Robb and Frank
Howe, solo and duet, Mrs. Eddy and Nathan.
Tel Bartlett. Col. Hooker. then In his good
natured manner congratulated the sons OF
Veterans camp on the assistance they would
receive from the new organization, the La
dies Aid society. and said be never wanted
10 be young more than now. for II reminded
him OF war ( lines when the wives. daughters
and sweethearts were clingtng TO the soldiers
a. they were leaving home to attend the war.
Refreshments were served closing the eyen-
4 ings entertainment.
If you need an opticisn. call on Prof.
Clark at Ranger & Thompson's June 2.-adv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-18

The papers contain frequent notices
OF rich, pretty and educated girls elop-
ing with negroes, tramps and coachmen,
The well known specialist, DIR. Franklin
Miles, says Ill such girls are more or less
hysterical, nervous, very impulsive, I'M
balanced; usually subject to headache,
neuralgia, slceplessness, immoderate
crying or laughing. These shoy weak
nervous system for which there is no
remedy equal to Restorative Nevine.
Trial bottles and a fine book containing
many marvellous cures, free at the Logan
Drug Co., who also sell and guarantee
DR.. Miles celebrated New Heart Cure,
the finest Of heart tonics. Cures futter-
ing, short breath, etc. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-18
Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.

Pleasant, Elegant, hclinble'
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For feyers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For slecplessness, nervousness and
palpitation OF the heart, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies', for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any of the above named dis
eases, all OF which arise from q torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley, At
lanta, Ga.
SOC and 81 per bottle at druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-18
The Rich Nan. Son.


The Ilch mans son inherlts lands,
And piles OF brick and stones and gold,
And he ihherits soft white hands.
And tender flesh that fcars the cold
Like soft hands, and tender flesh,
many diseases are inherited; especially
tendencies to asthma, consumption,
bronchitis, and stomach and liver
troubles; but there is remedy, known
as the Golden Medical Discovery"
which overcomes these diseases, and
cuts off all tendencies toward II fatal re-
suit. DR.. Pierce, OF Buffalo, has put this
remedy within the reach OF all, so that
even the poor as VOL as the rich, eau
obtain X. 1t is worth more to you than
piles OF brick and stone and gold"
Ask your druggist for it. It'sguarOnteed
to benef: or cure in every case, or
money paid for It will be refunded.