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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-15
Henry M. Stanley
The Wrecker,

Serial Novel by Robert Louis Steven
son and Lloyd osbourre, will run
through large.part of the year. Illus
irated by Hole. A two-part story by
Frank r Stockton will also appear.
Prof. j. Bryce, M. P,
author OF Tine American Common.
wealth" will write series of Four
Articles upon India, embodying the re
cent journey and studies on this land
of never ending interest.
Ocean Steamships
will be an important series somewhat
upon he lines OF the successful Rail
road Art,cles:-"Passenger Travel. y
The Lille Of Officers and Men" Speed
and Safety Devices" and Manage
ment," are some of the sub bieets touch
I'd upon and illustrated.
Great Streets Of the
Il
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-15
BASLLZII!!lIlll| ] BASLZI!Ill| KIN An9 u11ll u11ll,llIl1|SSIkI7 lI1Sk7

Our great January clearing sale comences tomorrow
Tidal Wave of tremendous reductions sweeps the stars
All drovous bargain records are ecpsed by the magni-
fcent offerings for the balanc Of the month
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-15
APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Jan l.2-w
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
music IN THE RIVER.
In Oldcn Times This Would Have Beer
Thought supern sturaL


In Oldcn Times This Would Hsve Bee,
Thought supern ssuraL
1t is pretty generally known that il
the PsAcagoula river. near Scranton.
Miss. says tho Philadelphia Inquirer
stranI 70 sounds are frequently heard. a
Of q musical instrument played at {,
distance under water Boating partie,
are often startled in the distinctne,s .
this music. They liken II TO the sound,
produced by the viii. alton Of musica,
glasses or Of harp strings. The souno
Fuses and tails as II waited by the wind.
and is locally known as the mysteri.
GUS music" The origin Of the sound
il generally ascribed to q movement OF
sand ct the bottom Of the river. al
though there is no esilence offere
that the sand does not move or any
reason given wny it should move T E
explanation doubtless rests upon the
fact that such a phenomenon as sing
ing Or barking sand is known TO exis,
in several Parts OF the world. 1t l..
not likely that wet sand would pro
duce the sounds mentioned. 1t is more
probable that fishes make these noses,
for fsh can sing, very nicely. too. II
seems rather funny to speak OF singing
fishes. but many Of them do produce
vocal sounds. Croakers get their
name from the noise they make. Blue
fish protest Indignantly when they are
pulled out OF the water. but these are
not such sounds as constitute the music
Of the fishea
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
ResuIt. or ImbIbIn..

DR.. Shorthouse has been diagnosing
he effect OF vs~ious Intoxicating
liquors on different parts OF the core
bellum when imbiboi not wisely but
too well. and the tendency Of the re-
suit Of his Investigations is to Indicate
that inebriety can be radnced to IN OK
act science 90 far NJ it's subsequent
demonstrations arc concerned. DR..
Shorthouse finds that good wine and
beer indiscrestly iisbibed have tho Of.
feet Of making 3 man fall on his side.
whisky, and especially Irish whisky. ON
his face. and cider aad perry on his
back, these disturbances OF e3uilio-
rum corresponding exactly with
those caused by injury. to tho lateral
lobes and TO the anterior and posterior
parts OF the middle lobe OF the cerebel-
lum respectively. Should the sou d.
ness OF DIR. Sborthouse's theories be
estab ished the future la',ors o! tho
statiatician and the scientist In deter
mining the poprlLr US and abu Q Of
spirituous liquors will be materially y
le,sened by the testimony Of the city
policeman.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
HUNGER AT BREAKFAST.
rnzt Il II Not Pr ,". Is tbs Eater
OWu FauiE

rnat Il II Not Pr sens Is tbs Ester.
Own FauE
breakfast Is rather failure rs o
meal with town msn. That GU yht n )t
70 be; there u something wrong when
man is not vigorously hlngry 1, tho
morning. Where Is the fal t. asks
the hospital. Is It in the late dinner?
Not In the dinner. probably. so mu IN
as In what Is drank at dinner: in that
and in the nervous strain OF the times.
1t does not mat or whether We dine In
the middle OF the day or in the even-
ing. 30 long as we dina judic .ously.
But the man who has much WORK 10
do. and particularly brain work. cannot
dino In the middle Of the day. II hs
docs, he must mako up his mind 10
lose at least N hour Of his most valu-
able time. A light luncheon at mid
day. with no stimulant stronger than
cup OF coffee or bottle OF ginger
ale Is the suitable thing. But this
must on no account be used as sub
stitute for dinner He who lunches
In this way at midday must dine In
the evening. and dine we'll. The bus
insss man should dine at half-past 3.
or at least half-past z. The lazy mnn
may dine when he Ikea The mna
who has earned his dinner should
have a good one-not heavy but nu-
tritiOus: not too elaborate. but we'll
selected and we'll cooked. He should
drink. II possible. only one kind Of
wine. and that light one sparkling
or still Spirits and beer he should
avoid. Dinner should be the last
meal Of the day. except for those who
cannot sleep without q little food in
their stomachs. These may take q
cup OF cocoa with / tile thin bread
and butter. just at the moment OF go
ing to bed. II attention be paid to
these suggestions, very few people
will fail TO be hungry at breakfast
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
wsesrea.s GRAVE.
n Ass.is r..a. Ssl.t. 4. .aA m

n 4oasts PiAss ytlsrs HI anl M
Family Aro Buried.
SvehstcrS grave Il the central ob.ec,
Ia the ancient Marshneld buryine
ground q lonely knoll. a mile from
the sea, which Is plainly visible, and
impressive from its desolation and q
certain melancholy grandeur that sur.
rounds It. Webster. when living, was
like . star that dwelt apart In Its own
Light, and here his body rests In .
characteristic separation from com.
panionship with that Of others. With
few .-.sc exc..r.ic.s the or.v OIL. ,ner. ,cc.rner..
are the slate headstones OF the frs,
settlers Of Marshfeld. The Webster
family ore all gathered within thi.
inclosurc - father. mother. coma
daughters, grandchildren. The whole
story Ia told at q glance. It e here
hs 1t is at Monticello. the burial place
Of Jefferson. A great statesman has
done his work and is gathered to his
fathers III tic simplicity and severity
which characterizes our republican
life. Daniel Webster is the only
name written on the simple head
stono that marks the tomb OF
the man who is first in the rarike Of
our great statesmen. and oil the sur
roundings OF the place are in keeping
with tho character of Webster. and in
dicat1 to one who is familiar with his
mind and thought why he chose the
sand-dunes OF Marshfield for his home
and his sepulcher. The quiet Of this
little knoll; not more than half IN acre
in extent is its greatest charm. 1t il
away from the main road. with the
roar OF the surf in a storm. joining in
the rush of the wind over the sandhillr
as requiem. and the whole landscape
impressing you with sense OF it,
dreary, solemn and severe character.
It is just the spot which man like
Webster might have been expected 70
choose for his burial place. and it
desolation and comparative neglect
are typical of the extent to which
Webster has passed from the though,
Of his countrymen as ar, active . 'emen'
in American Life. Boston Herald
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
A Perssar, ssery.

A hunter finds some honey in the
fissure OF a rock, fills q jar with 1t. md
takes it to a grocer. While It is being
weighed q drop falls to the ground. and
Is swallowed up by the erocer's weasel.
Thereupon the huntsman's dog rushe-
upon the weasel and kills it The
grocer throws stone at the dog. AND
kills him. The huntsman draws hb
sword and cuts of the grocer's arm.
alter which he is cut down by the In
furiated mob Of the bazaar. The
governor OF the town, informed Of the
fact sent messengers to arrest the
murderer. When the crowd resisted.
troops were despatched to the scene Of
the conflict. whsreupon the towns pen
pie mixed themselves up in the riot
which lasted three days and three
nights, with the result that ~. 700 men
were slain. All this through q drop
OF honey.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
Rep.kl.x . Cre.ay clIent,

A Philadelphis lawyer now dead.
who had nat .onal reputation. says
the Philadelphia ! ecord. ha ing beon
honored with high po .itions OF tiuyt
both ~ Washington and Harrisburg
WINS famous for his tremendo, Is
charge. One day q client for whom
be had collected 1890 Gallo at his
o1ice 70 receive the money. and the
lawyer handed him . c1cox 70. e1OO.
The client looked st u and remsskol
that the lawyer must have nude n
mistake and had given bim the checx
which he meant 10 kesp for his fec.
'.Let me LOOK at tho check. sold the
atso nsy. and. glancing ovor Il hs do
clsred u was all right and no mis-, AXE
had been made. III. client klckol ]
agaipse . fss ol u. 100 for collecting
q. 500.
.Oh. vail Y you want 70 b . ---
boz about u TAXA that " said The man
Of lswA impakdAatly. and he wsots out
anothsr ehSo1. u was for $50. and
With thas fhe el1aDt had - b ooatsvA
~ iswyw poabsess e1.soo.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

HaA ProvideA Against Countsrsetss.
IL have no thought OF meddling with
your business. Mr.. .Dashaway." said
Miss Summit with facetious air.
..but as was driving BY a well-known
pawnbrokers' establishment yesterday
/ saw gentleman inside. who. must
confess, bore strong resemblance 70
you"
"Indeedr' replied Mr.. Dashawsy.
ibid you see his facet"
"l'm s:raid that ] didr'
Then II couldn't have been me ]
had my back turned"
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
MArTsp oHAss IN THE NlL-,
tsry pimsait TO Pa. tn ,ash. mas Ia
1ts GpOd Caes

tsEy Dimsalt TO Pas tn ,ush, nas Ia
It's Gpod U.ss
Thegrass barrier, th ongh VIII 'ch DR..
Junker passed measured flUth 100 feet
" mile and q quarter in width. and
frequently DELAYED him for hours on
stretches that he m 'ght have otherwise
put behind him In atew minutes. writes
correspondent OF Goldthwaite's Geo
graphical Magazine. l'r. Junker di-
rects attention to the fact, however,
that even grass barriers ore not an un-
mixed evil since at high watcr their
thickly matted substance serves the
purpose Of Filter in clarifying the
stream. So 1t happens that the White
Nile is ''the clear" while the Blue
Nile, in which the conditions are un-
favorable to the formation Of grass bar
riers 10 'the dirty"
The grass is swept into the stream
st high water from the swaInps and
stagnant ponds along the banks. This
grass grows together In great masses,
which. once foated in the stream. be-
come welded by nets of innumerable
roots and smaller water-plants II u
barrier forms across the chsnnei. The
force Of the current increases the corn
paGtness OF the barrier thus formed and
brings It new mate ,ial from above.
The barriers differ greatly ms to COM
pactness; through some tho istnslls
out her way slowly, merely with he'
PROV. Others were t-amped dow2. cut
and loosened before her by natives.
Others, like felt" as DR.. Junker says,
were firm against such simple devices.
Wire cables were made fast to exch
Of these massive barriers nearits edge
and at the same time to the Prov OF
the Ismalia. The steamship p then
backed water with all her power. md
thus tore loose and set adrin down
stream great chunks OF the barrier.
To thus clear river Of q large bar
r.er is q huge undertaking. Ernst
Marno. for instance. with four stea n
ships and several hund ed men. was
busy from September. 1879. till April.
1880. clearing his wny IN the Bahrel
Gebel. The piercing Of u burrier by q
steamship bound down st, cam is fro.
quently exceedingly pc ilous as the
loosened mas O., OF matted grass, in
stead Of floating OIL behind III, to,t.
are often driven back against her st rn
until she becomes as firm i'm eldei
In the grass as sho would be II TN ice
field.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
Mamma.

The mamma" which fell from the
sky during a shower near Merdui aud
Diarbelrir. in Asia Minor. last August
and was baked into bread, has no~
been examined by French men Of
scienca It Is in the form Of little
balls or hailstones, yellow outside and
white within. and is identified as .
lichen. This nchen Is found in Alge-
ria. but is common on the arid noun.
tains Of Tartary and Kirghiz Desert.
The traveller Parrtt brought some
specimens 70 Europe in 1928 which had
fallen In Persia He was told that the
ground was covered with 1t to q height
OF two decimeters that animals ate II
greedily. and that it was collected by
the people.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
July AND AUGUST.

Tho most charming suamer resorts, of
wLicn there sre over thrss hundted choics
locations, are 70 be found In Wisconsin.
Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota end ~
zen .nsuia OF Michigan, along the lines Of
tue Chicago, MiIwnukee q St P~ul ny.
Nearl, ali are i0cAteI near lakes Wnioo
have not been hsned out
Tuese resorts are ossiiy reached ~ rail-.
wsy and r.Dge in variety from tne "iuil
or, 5. iur d.pucr'' 70 the hannel snlrt Co.,
tuno for every meal.
sErIEABEK AND OCTOBER.
The 6aest shooting grounds 10 the North
west are On the trivutxry 10 The iinee ol
the Cu,cAsv. MiiwAuxes 4 SI Psel N.Y.
Tue crop Of prAirie cnickens will W sx
-, ,,lionaliy good this ear; ALAG duc< snd
gst--. in nortaern Wisconsin :ad , s1s
snoo.ing !. " - pal.
Fun inIormsucr furnished frss. Ad'
dress, Csc. H. AkAsSoAD, 0sa. fass-
AT, Cuicxxo, Ill.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
THE Art OF WALKING.
A 0sntis Remainder for Gentle Maids
Who Lack style.

A 0sntIs Remlnder for Gentle Maids
Who Lack Style.
Some girls walk with spring. s0mA
With q swinging carriage. some as
though they had on high-heeled shoes.
some a. II they were breaking In new
ones others slowly creep along. some
hobble; and in fact there are very few
who walk correctly.
What q glorious thing It would be II
there would be organized in some Of
our big cities in the United States.
schools for learning to walk correctly
how it would pay-how we'll it would
be attended!
There is not q mother in the country
who 10 not continually reminding her
pretty daughters that II they only
walked better they might have more
chances to marry.
There is not mother who has not
stood up before her daughters, and
paradsd up and down before them,
showing them. ..how she walked when
shs met their father. /" and how ter
ribly they walk in comparison.
/ believe that there is - much char
acter about womau's walk, and 1t fs
ss demonstrative Of her nature and
ways e. the daintily gloved hand OF
booted foot
a person may be very careful and
AL that In ctoslang : muddy thorough
fare, but II abe hrs not that dainty
knsck Of stepping she VIII npdcubted-
II spoil all the dresses she may put on
( Wetch and criHcise yourself very
accurstely. that you may be sb1s te
tell where your faults lie.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
DELIGHTFUL H.soaTs.

Our readers who arc desirous Of auoaps
plea ant pl .ccs 70 s,,ent tue suunsss
sLuu.d U.sIr iu mind t0At the Cu.csvo =
faei..t, ivr y raptu, sais .nd e0nI ortAo {
Journey Iron Y .icAso 70 Wsu~esas. slsdi-
vuu, Lane Geneva. Nsepah, AAraustte.S 81
Tau, AiiaueH. .~'iis, l'uiatu, Ashland, LA<s
liiu. \ .vpks, 4 ieIiowstUnS ksuoaAI fark
uuJ Lac mountain resorts o. CoiorAuo Hud
tue lar Ncst. tNst vesli0u.ad traiuo,
eqLirl,eu With rvciiuiny char cars, psr.of
cars, paincc sieel,ipg suu dining cars, NJ
furL patrons oil tue NOrth~ es.sru every
luxury incidcnt 70 trAvoi b. hrst ctasa
Railway. kxcDrsi tickets ~ rUduce>i
rates and ucssr'ptve IhmtbisIs cnn oe
obiniueu upon Application 10 any tckei
ukenL or w xuuressinx w. A. IHEALA.,
G.ner.i p,.ss<nger aud Ticket A,sont, y.
4 n. w. 10y, Cuicsgo. Ill.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

on tie Ns0us
Liver. Stomach, and Bowels,
after DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets have done their work.
It's a healthy movement, too
IA natural one. The organs
are not forced into activity
one day, to sink back into q
worse state the next. They're
cleansed and regulated-mild-
ly and quietly. without wrench
ing or gripping. One tiny.
sugar-coated Pellet is all that's
needed as a gentle laxative;
three to four act as a cathar-
tic. They're the smallest,
cheapest, the easiest to take.
Sick Headache, Bilious Head
ache, Constipation, Indigestion.
Bilious Attacks, and all de-
rangements Of the Liver.
Stomach and Bowels are
promptly relieved and cured
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
Novel Aavsrs,sa.s.

Here ts the queerest advertisement
from tho Flying Post Of July 3, 1899:
..rhe man that eat the live cock at
Isl.ngton. and another siuc6 on the
Is Of June last, at 6tand-up Dicks 81
Newington Butts. near tho Borough OF
Southwark. Is to eat another there on
Tuesday next being St James' day.
with the feathers. bones and garbage.
Any person may zee It performed. pay
ing but I'd. for their admittanoe.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
wny ssay.sses ~ . . Vanuss.

One rsasos Why marriage = . often
failure is that the avsroga man fAlls
10 love with . woman because abe has
two or three Of the qualitiss. which he
attributes TO the ideal woman. and
ssver gets over blamins her afters
wards because she doesn't have the
rest Women don't make any such
mistake. They don't expect to nnd in
the average raan any Of the qualities
possessed by their ideal and they
are seldom disappointed -somarvils
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
AFr00IIo DfFVe1ure,

A system which chronic indi9est1nn hA'
depicted and rendered. nervous and fesbi.
Is Indeed 8 very fr,ssils structure. . tan =
n,ert f,,st topplln9 insO irsotrlsvsbls decay
Lxcesstve irrllAbility. Of te.< . o.. ahnortn 81
un.l saIis eless anxiety. hypuSmondris. hys
the Manifestations Of nsryousness Thil
gruil inyiRoratins ncrvine HuststtsF.
Su,nuch Bitters. trnqvilises By strenYthea'
result through thv msdinn Of renewed
diaesth,u and assin,iiation No t'nie In Ak.
isrnos cfbibits such thoroIghn pro.
the B,tiersL Ii II q perfectly reliable oAse
guard against malaria and dangerous kll
ney tr'uble, and remedies complete Mv''
f,vai,ds should not fall 70 forufy th u,
svstrn,s wi.l, this b.nign protecuve, vhi1l
WeII nIoritI q DO :-sistont trial
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
xs,sJa.A,s Dassr.

TngIandis importing butter from New
Zealand. The butter y found 70 keep
perfeotly sweet II packed in quantitie.
Of Afty-six pounds and upward and
kept q : teGnpeva1uTe not greater shan
|Iforty.6ve dsGroek Thsro may b .
Lint - this 1or H. buttss venders Of
|Stds eountFy. They ~ ought - know
a Sope way of kp6pt1g brttAr swssk
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

Kben Baby vss 6ek, ~ ssvs hs cassariA.
When she wa Child, sbs xssd Tor CaseaA,
when she became Nh, ~ esaa@ - cassurtA.
when shs Ass chHdzsa. - gave tAsa CAssosia
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
NJ q . aDee.

.pAn ypn cookf's ~ as1g1d apxiously,
~ ~ pocpd - queel16a .S don't
kupw, ~ - saewsfed .abut LII a.
&y.r - % - - ys3o1ns6
ysad1ln0 ~ ~ - ~.1ksw ymk Dss.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

HALLS cATARRH CURE % liquid end !,
taken internally: and act. directly 81 ses hioed g
ami mucous surfacss OF the systsn. "hS ~
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
NV $4,000.

fisu lswysr-..I tboQGhs ~ wvsS
neHesgarr oesnsd lsw1Us-'J ~
qepoe - ~ ~ egDeae1se weslls's
lnla = ~ - ) tBa1A ozlDA
= = = = = :;
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

Let % not complain. The sweet girl
pherc, would not appear half % swes&
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
NY WIFE,

very nice woman, my dear
. very nice woman, To-
MIR. Partanbrfdge, sagely;
allow her 10 dictate too
or instance my wife should
me not to smoke in the par
Recount Of the curtainsl"
bes turn 'em yellow. y observed
ekleberry. thoughtfully.
Job Partanbrldge went Into .
scoulse Is TO the training uf
2 helpmeets for man. He re-
kis ownHgertences as pr9ef Of
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
- IlIll1nln =.

X :.vAa 49, Q ~ -. asaesl
!. a 4 ,
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
.nw Dsg WaS 3 1zyssssvassv.

.5W - Wa6 - 1AxYSeooe9tssS
Mise Nanhs.4 ..Whst : prstsy
d0g yuu hawe.
1a5s Brpwnine ~ sBostou) sYas;
~ y - axneedi4G1y pret1y eanine 5og
oss4 u fh1 expsc6era6or brssds. =
Miss Nashas gsy~ hs1aA Of
Hsx ldnh"
lnas Deow1ice.-s 4 suppose that au
: ~ rBssk1tes TSsa
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

MANY so-csiled "Bitases" are BOA nsei-
cines. but simply liquors 20 disguised ~
TO evade the law In prohibition ssctions.
This II not the case with the celebrated
cine. setting on the liver and blood, and b.
reason Of its cathArtic effects cannot b
used ~ . beverage. II should b In evesy
house hold,
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

Mrs. WluslsWs . ness hiss syrap, Fss Call
lrsn tsethng. softsns The Ess,s, rs1scss inAAnnA.
tsos. aIlAys palm. cares wind e..s -. bs&tss.
ANY man who undertook 70 beard The
lion in bis den would b apt 70 have close
shave himself iusteGd.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15
4 1l lple A..

asoqU .5101gp ~ = = eEapslpel
: ! n '.'lsr ! ! !
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

You mustn't infer that there are nsv'
apy wiLusiIrfDs ~ Noxslcs, dri@voa.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

Soda water fountslrs are sssicsi No
cc~sftv
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

Tho M. z. Church has no further use
for Psa:m Small, but Dsvid's PsalDs efo
stitl - good e. new.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

A Pittsburs girl. whose lover is white.
washer nsmci Kelsey, always calls him
"Kuisey mino.'
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

II is with the teeth Of xdvcrstU that
msukird gencra.ly "6lts Lho dust"
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

Man can use noasy te make himself
comfortable, but II dossn't psrcnsss nap
III noxs
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

vriious cures Trsesiss and eo trial hoess free -
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

Majors Cement Hepalrs 1roken AseSesoo
iSs snd 2se. Malor's Best I.ieuid 0lns ~
A,hlstes say Il is ., eise 70 Jump board
fence than board bill
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

ssHavssnss nlaslo Csvu NN1ve.~
youf oruxgIst fos Il. fdee y seoas.
There 10 temporary lull In Americas
diplomacv, but the college diplomstists
are amusing the country meanwhile.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-15

3. These twain were
And now.
and alra. Rudse
that ssme old grudse.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-04-24

A few days ago while sitting In
Elder Bros. drug store at Tin gley,
Iowa, Mr.. L L. Dyer, H well
known citizen, came III and asked
for something for severe cold
which he had Mr. Elder took
down II bottle of Cham beriain's
CoughRemedy and said: "Here is
something | can recommend. 1t
commands large sale and gives
genuine satis action. 1t is an ex-
cellent preparation and cheap
Mir Dyer purchased q bottle, and
the next dizzy when We saw hlm lie
said he was much better, and tue
day following appeared to be en-
tirely restored This is specl-
men OF the effectiveness of this
prepa,ation.-Des Moines Mail
and Times. Smith d. Dunkin drug
gists sells the above mentioned
remedy.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-04-24
Beggs' Family Medicine.

These medicines are daily gain
ing greater popularity and the
steady increasing demeand for
them can only be accounted for by
their true merit. They are pre-
pared with the utmost care, and
each medicine is put up for a
particular disease. Every bottle
is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed for it on the label, SO that
no one who buys bottle of Beggs'
Family Medicine can be disap-
pointed. Sold by W. A. Mckee
han.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-04-24
Voice From the judicial Bench

Judge John CLANCY, and old
resident of Clarke County, Iowa.
says: Il contracted sciatic and
muscular rheum atism in the army,
from which l suffered the most
sgonizing pain. DR.. james Rob-
erts of Osceola, advised me to
take Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup
as he knew the ingredients were
good. [ have used eleven bottles
in my family, and although l have
spent hundreds Of dollars with
doctors, [ find this to be the only
medicine that keeps me in good
health. My wife was also afflicted
with inhammstory rheumatism
and it entirely cured her. [ cannot
give it too strong recommends
ton" John CLANCY, Osceola, la.
For sale by w. A. McKeehan.