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The Globe-republican., 1892-07-04
-oooo WORK ~ FORD COUNTY
DELEGATION.

The Sesllemen who represented
Ford county IN the state convention
! It Topeka have retnned. We ore
Iglad to recud that theg have faith
fully carried sat the Instructions 81
their constituency, and also enjoy the
sa6aAeiia Of having La the STAN
pede which reknlted in Smiths nomi-
nation. T4ey marched A the Mur-
dock professions decke3 with eagle
badges, yelled for AEdock until
their voices became husky. and unnat-
ural, and when eonventiar.assemblest
voted for lie beom editor the three
ballots until adjournment Next day
they started IL q the samelline, but
after the fourth hallot weEx notified
THAT their candidate was saa;sfed tn
quit the race, and instructions NO
Longer bound. Then, on the fifth
ballot, while the Smith men were in
&c agony of doubt whether Morrill,
ard Murdoch h4d combined, a. if SO,
whether the goods could be Delivered.
Ee-d county, which was near the,head
o&4he list, cast the sall vote for 4.tW.
Smith, the farmer statesman, ssia; ch
created a wild Outl31rst of applause
and .was the beginning of Il stampede
resulting in his nomination before the
ballot was finished.
Mr.. Smith naturally feels grateful
to Ford county, and well he may, fossi
we viii give him a rossing majority
in November, because Eany farmers
outside the party have long recognized
his rugged integrity and only waited
for an opportunity to give him their
enthusiastic support.
Everybody knows what favorite
Billy Edwards is with the people Of
this county, end will easily nnder-
stand why on. delegates voted for him
from start to finish in that long and
doubtful contest, yelling like .Hends
whenever the varying tide of battle
SCENE! to SHIFT II his favor, and by |
their active help contributing largely
to the grand victory which finally
crowned the banner Of the PawGee
chief.
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Gn. Weaver, Of Iowa, v8 nes1i-
nafed Tor president by tie peafae's
party h&.evening. They kisd hssG
to get Judge Gresham to take Il. ihz,
he preferred to keep his job q The
bench. Weaver has made TIE case
once or taice before. He Is m NC
commoda&ipg gentleman who can al
ways be depended upon when 4 new
party needs a candidate. Growers
last chance has now disappeared, siece
the peoples party has failed to secure
a candidate xko stands any chance Of
throwing the election into the house.
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WDsbeerve our esteemed 4ooAtsn-
peaary the DsmocrGt, IL iii fighting
fafEH1 Yesterday heea0e outwtt
Bake Cochran's eloqoeaf Apee6h in
favor of making Hill He Demoera6c
standard bearer this ina. This
apaadh. . mastery effort Is prinei-
ply devoted to showing bow impss-
s7b1e 1T would be to elect Cleveland.
II 4 becomes our painted Anty to-sa1s-
64 On M-ow, We can mandh at rte
aoisemekbird with the sa&iGEAc6oc al
no~;ng,it has not bean nal3sd IS a
sue1t msrsal under the taag0e ,shtse
the exponent Of Ford oeaaarty De
O0ccAcX
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Reduced Rates for Harvest hAa nG.A.
The AtchisOn. Topeka Il Santa EewiI
put ii special rate for harvest hands IL
force tO-hiOrrOw. The rate is good frOn
the Missouri river to Kansas points, and
is one and one sixth fare. Ia going the
purchaser PAYS full fare fol his ticket,
but the road will sell him IA return ticket
for "ne-sixthfarr. providing he can show
IL certificate fftDm II farmer thar he has
worked as a harvest hand.
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We have closed down the Dodge City
Roller Mill until after harvest. Those
wishing to sell new crop wheat must lei
it 20 through the sweat. either in stack
or in bin, as we cannot grind it from the
shock. We will be paying within seven
to eight cents of Kansas City markets,
and will be able to grind all wheat raised
in Ford county.
35.4t GUND & BALLARD.
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STATE SENATORIAL ENDORSE
MEATS.

We are pleased e notice q Spa
taneous sentiment 81 over the 37fal
senatorial district eaEorsing Msdisoll
as the republican candidate for st-te
sen.toc. Below We give few clip
PINGS f-om exchanges showing how
the tide is coming foeiEord countys
candidate.
An that now remains for us is TO
go down to Ashland ea, ,nasse, show
the convention we are u earnest III
this matter, and Ford county will be
honored .sa she never had been before.
One hundred enthusiastic citizens
from Mr.. Nadison's hOme<1onnty will
surely make him the nus.inee and
give old Fu3l chance. Il we ever
desire TO be e-ecognizel us power III
state or natiGIal councils Dtsv is the
great opportunity to push or for
tunes. Other counties are neatly to
fail in line fave go to the convention
in shape to lead the fight with some
thing more than il corporafs guard.
We have assurance that the entagpris
ing citizens of this county viii not
permit our delegation to depart utsiit-
tended o.i a mission which meals 50
much to Ford co.ls8ty and the entfEe
district. To Ford county it is the,
opportunity to take her proper place
IL shaping up affairs of state, while
to she district it means a winning
fight. not only for state senator, but
renders assurance dosl5ly sure fox
Chester l. Long Dodge City has !;
large dement, IF voters who are npi
li'!eb un,, Ii party politics. Their
votes ire eyes. ready to acknowledge
n courtesy extended OF favor bestowed.
Convention day c,ines ut busy time,
hen harvesting and threshihg will
be III fail blast, but we believe or
people viii be ready to drop every
thing and meet this emergency with
IA tbrong of campaigners who Will car
" this nomination by storm. This il,
The Wy Pawnee county has always
made herself II power III political at
fairs Her people turn out by the
hundreds when q P;,wnee chief enters
the lists, and now these braves are
loaded down with honors and emolu
ments. State senator was the step
ping stone for them as it will be for
us, if we improve this opportunity.
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WORTHY AND WELL QUALIFIED

Among the announcements for
clerk of the district eaurt, we this
week present the name IF L. E. Nc
Garry, the first individual ever elect
ed Oh il republican ticket in Ford
county and the only one ever chosen
to ill the Office for which he now
comes before that party. While this
paper does Eot participate in the
choice Of candidates, nor presume to
indicate which OF the three aspirants
fer this particular Office is most
worthy, or available 10 place upon the
republican ticket for this campaign
by reason Of expediency. we do feel
justified in rel lering to worthy eli.
izen and esteemed nciyhbor that sim
pie justice which ought of right t. be
accorded every man whose name is
mentioned in connection with a pub
lie trust. Nh. McGarry has live.l in
this community IA number of years,
dn-ing which he has ever lived up
right an: honorably, doing we'll his
part, and gradually winning the es-
TEEN and confidence of all who know
him. After all these years, in public
life or private transactions, not even
the smell Of the fire of corruption can
be found upon the garments of L. E.
McGarry. He comes to the people
with clean hands and spotless rec
ord. His qualifications for this par
ticular Office are of the highest order.
In addition t" general business ex-
perience, including an extensive prac-
tice before the land department, and
u natural aptitude for orderly arrange
meat of figures aud faithful care as
to details. Mr.. McGarry is SO familiar
with the practical workings Of the of
fee of clerk of the district court as t.
greatly expedite court proceedings,
thereby saving much tune to the court
and making expenses lighter ON the
tax payer. It is his nature to be
puncfual and faithful in attendance
upon the Office. Those coming from
. distance to do business in the dis
trict clerks Office are never disap-
pointed. Nc is always at his post
courteous and obliging. No matter
SO Intricate as to provoke him to pet
ulencs. He is always the same in
waiting upon the learned counsellor
or the humblest citizen, though those
who have occasion to meet him fire.
quently in business can best appreci
ate hi= proficiency and ready tact in
rendering help where it is needed,
and making tie wheels Of justice run
smoothly. Therefore members Of the
bar, with one accord. testify to his
value ~ . servant Of the public.
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A Word to Ladies.

Ladies who desire beautiful clear skin,
frre from pimples, bOils, blOtches and 9TH
er eruptiOns, should commence ut once to
nse DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills. They
will also remove that heavy look about your
eyes and make them bright, and will cure
headache from whatever caMse it arises.
Remember, yoa are only repaired to take
enc small pin At bed time, which Is coated
with pure sugar and will not grippe or pro-
<lDce any unpleasant cessation. Sold at Is
cents b the City Drug Store.
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rake .c.c Santa Fe kSute

For the StaIf contention "f the ;Irhibl-
ton party of ka..Sa> at Topeka. i>a:,>a>.
July 18th Ont sa,we>t, class fare u'r tie
round trip. Tickets on sale !,ly I:th and
s2th. limited to and including July I4th.
For the democratic state convention at
fopeka. Kansas. July 9Th. SlO.S5 ia. the
rolad trip. Tickets ~: sale July 9TH ami
9Th. good to return until July StlI.
FRED GARDNER. Agent,
Santa Fe Route
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DOpaAascan Coaasy Cooyeoeao0.
There viii Be delegate eonvention
Of the Republicans sfFerd county at the
Cont House In Dodge City on
- SATURDAY, AUG1sr trH, 1882,
1t 10 o'clock T.. N. Ter - purpose Of
nominating eandilases 1er
Representative.
Clerk OF District Csast.
County Attorney.
Probate Judge.
County Superintss dem. OF Public In.
structi0u.
Commissioners ID DiaNsSCx.
The basis of representation in said
convention will IL one delegate ut large
for each ward or prerisct, .sAd one dele
gate for each ten votes srsNixJOr fraction
cast Tor the Republics county Ticket In
1891, based on the average vote cast for
all the candidates for c0aaaty officers On
the ticket.
The number Of delegates allowed to
each, ward or nrecinct viN he q \ follows .
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1t is fixed aud imm,ltablc law that to
have gOOi. sound health one must have
pure. rich AMI abunJapt blood. There is
no shorter or surer route than by Il course
Of DE Wits Sarsaparilla.
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t.hereby announce myself as candi-
date. for the office of Clerk of the District
c0ax. for Ford county, Gubject to the de-
cisiSa- of the Republicans county cOmven-
ton. which meets August 9th, 1892.
Les. GROBETY.
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HoN. Ed. H. MADISON has been ELI =
dorsed by the republicans Of Ford
county as their candidate for state
senator from this the 81 district. Ed.
is talented young lawyer, a fine or
ator, and stands good show Of re-
ceiving the nomination.-Ingalls Un-
ion.
Ed. H. MADISON, the county attor-
ney of Ford county, is in the race for
the nomination of senator for this dis.
trict. He is now serving his second
term as county attorney, which speaks
well for his popularity at home. Ed.
is not only q strong republican, but
he is an able young man and we'll quail
fled for the place. If nominated he
will poll the largest vete where he is
best known. We ask for bin q due
consideration.-Meade Republican.
E. H. MADISON, of Dodge City, has
been brought out in his district as a
candidate for state senator. Mr..
Madison is one of the bright young
lawyers Of western Kansas anil has
many friends in this city who hope to
sec him "get there. Garden City
Sentinel.
E. II. MADISON, county attorney fur
Ford county, is in the race for the
nomination Of the republican party rs
their standard bearer iu this senator
i,l district. Ed. is a rising young
lawyer and a speaker Of NO small cal
iber and the party would make NO
mistake in nominating him, for he
would make . good campaign. He
runs away ahead of his ticket in his
home county.-Coldwater Review.
E. 81. Madison, of Dodge City is on
the string for the senatorship of this
senatorial district Mr.. Madison has
many friends in this county who would
be glad to vote for him if we have no
candidate of our own. While here O
few weeks ago Mr.. Madison showed
himself to be speaker of no mean
ability. II nominated he will make q
strong candidate, as he has many
friends and few enemies.-Greens
brrg Republican Banner.
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i1'he primaries vii! be held .,r thurs
d4y. August 18th, in Dodge Citg between
-k.xad Z O'Clock p. H.; ia Speareville.
Ford. Bncklin and Wilburn between 1
and! 7 O'Clock p. IN. and IN all 0she. pre-
.GiuSt< between 1 and ) O'Clock =. ~.
l.. g. GROBETY. chairman.
Il ~ AIGHT. Secretary.
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We truly Delieve De Wits Little Early
Risers to be the most natural, most effective
most prompt and economical! pill for bill
BUSINESS Indigestion aud inactive liver.
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Attention Farmers:

Best chance ir the world t" make
money. \ farm "f so or more acres )
years for almost nothing. For inf"rma-
ton apply II, this office. 31-rt
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hereby announce myself rs a caudi-
date for the Office Of Clerk of the District
Court. subject t" The action Of the Re-
publican notniastiig convention TO be
held August 9Th. 1882.
w. Il. WATSON.
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hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for ase Office of CleIt of the Dis
trict COuse, subject TO the Republican
County CSalvrntioh. :, nt-.t. on August
9Th. 1892. =. i. A.CGAREY.
The Globe-republican., 1892-07-04

DIR. Fenber's Kidney and Backacle Cure.
is warranted to give satisfaction in every
case or money returned. For Sale 10y
Crumbine s. Stewart
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For RENT CHEAP:-32O acres i'm 10
26-25. and -! acres in 27-26-25. Adj
dress B. 263 5. Main ST.. Los Angeles,
Cal. ii
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Notice to Farmers.

Be sure and bring in your sralpS on
July the 9Th. X. 5. CRANE.
County Clerk.
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Early Risers, Early Risers, Early Risers
the famous little pills for constipation, sica
headache, dyspepsia and nervousness.
The Globe-republican., 1892-07-04

Ions Of Peoples Party men are
talking Of B. F. Milton for, repres-
eutative.
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Ice! lce!! Ice!!!

Order Your ice from the old reliable
X. L. lluichisOn lee Co. Ice cut
from pure spring water.
The following prices govern for the
So wSOn of 1892:
Grocery stores and restaurants, 3Octs
tper 100 pounds.
Customer. 10 to 20 lbs. per delivery, 40
cts. per 100 pounds.
Customer. less quantity. per delivery.
20 cts. I".r 100 pounds.
Order. taken 1T Rock Island ticket
office and Dick Robinson + Store.
28-tf r. p. HUTCHIsoN ICE Co.
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Or. S. ]. CRuMBINE,
PHYSICIAN l. SURGEON.

Catarrhal Diseases. Throat. Nose and Ear.
Eyes fitted for Glasses By test lenses and pris.
opt0meteB.
OFFICE OVER WARNINGS eHOE sTORI.
Residence: Corner First Ave. and Vine ct.
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CRUMBINE & STEWART
PHARMACISTS.

Pure Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Nedi.
cines, Toilet Articles, Stationery etc.
zimmerman Block CHESTNCf STREET.
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HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.

The cold turkey left after it has once
been served cold and tho family has
wearied OF it in that form, offers a wealth
OF resources in the way OF rechaufles, It
will make nice hash, minced with the
remnant OF the dressing and moistened
with any OF tho gravy that may be left.
Mince tho dark and white meat to-
gether with tho dressing. II there is
not enough, gravy to moisten the mince,
add q little water to what there is, and
q little flour, season it with salt and
pepper, let it cook Tor five or six min.
utes1at,the back of the. stove, stirring it
frequently, and then add the minced
turkey. A turkey croquette, which is
almost as nice as chicken croQuette,
may he made OF the cold meat of
roast turkey. N[ince fine enough turkey
meat to make a solid pint. Add
n largesweet-bread scalded and minced
fine, ii you have it, thoughitis not nee
.cssary. Add a tablespoonful OF salt, n
.saltspoonful OF white pepper, tea
spoonful Of lemon juice. Heat largo
cup OF cream over tho fire with about a:
gill of.whito stock. When this is boil
1iS hot' SUI ~ ItuUlespO0nlul, OF Hour
mixed with n littleof}the cream which
has becnsreserved cold for the purpose.
Adj three: even tablespoonfuls OF butter
and finally the seasoned turkey meat.
Mix in two bea:oncgs after boiling the
sturkey3up Tor two minutes. Takc,Sit
from the fire at once after the eggs arc
added and spread it ona platter, 10 cool.
When 1t Is cold form il in tlitflc
cylinders, roll it in egg aud sitted bread.
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,rnmbs, and iryit IN hot ID. like other

croquettes. f
Gateau OF Veal.-Takc pound oil
cold roast veal aud three.quarters Of a
pound Of cold boiled ham, and cut both
into small, thinslices. Butter the In.
side OF rather deep pie dish and mr..
range In It the meat; put 1t in layers.
Between each lnyer put some very thin
slices Of lard boiled EGG, and season
with salt, le9por, a squeeze OF lemon
juice, pound mace and n sprinklng OF
finely chopped mushrooms, Cover tho
top OF the meat with three or folds OF
butterod paper, and bake in moderate
oven for an hour. When cold turn out
and serve, garnished with parsley and
slices Of lemon.
Boiled Crabs.-Have largo pot OF
wator strongly salted, lot II boil hard,
put in your crabs and boil them for
twenty minutes. II the water should
cease boiling tho crabs will DO watery.
Take them out, break Off tho claws,
wipe tho shells very clean, also tho
large claws. When cold place them on
n dish with tho large claws around it.
Tho claws should DO cracked. before
they are sent to tho table. The small
ones IRE not generally eaten.
Beef Slowed with Onions.--Cut two
pounds oil tender beef into small
pieces, and season with pepper and
salt; slice one or two onions and add to
1t, with water enough In n stowpan to
make q gravy, Lot It stow slowly till
beef Is thoroughly cooked: then add
some pieces of butter rolled in flour,
enough TO make cold gravy. Cold
beef may be cooked in the same way,
but the onions must then be cooked be-
fore adding them to tho meat. Add
moro water ii it dries too fast, but let
it be boiling when poured in.
Jelly Cake-Eight eggs, whites, two
cups OF sugar, one.hnlf cup OF butter,
three.quarters of a cup OF sweet milk,
two and one-half cups OF flour, two
hcaping tcaspoonfuls OF baking powder.
Beat the whites OF the eggs to froth !;
beat the butter and sugar to n cream.
Divide in three or four equal parts and
bake in jelly pans. When done spread
with jelly and pile one cake above the
other.
Hot slaw-Cut tho cabbage in half,
and shave it very finely. Put IL into q
stewpan with piece OF butter and salt
tothe taste; pour in Just enough water
to prevent it from sticking to the pan.
Cover it closely and let it stew, stir it
frequently, and when 1t is quite tender
add little vinegar, and serve it hot.
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aInn or womnn, Ghos. or Human.

We cannot say what will cure ghosts,
but many men and women who look
like ghosts rather than human beings,
through sickness, would regain health
and happiness if they would try the
virtue OF the world-renowned remedy,
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Torpid liver, or "biliousness," impure
blood, skin cruptions, scrofulous sores
and swellings, consumption (Which is
scrofula OF the lungs, all yield to this
wonderful medicine. It is both tonic
and strength-restoring, and Alternative
or blood-ceansing.
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO ill.,. Jan. la-Cattlc. receipts oi.OOo
head; shipments 5000 hcad market STEADY;
common steers nnd cows l5ueOc lower: stockers
s. 25a3 Is; natives s. 70a5 10. Hogs receipts 49,
900 head: shipments 5000 head: market &C.
tive; mixed and packers 81 COAL TO-: prime
heavy 81 l0ai IS: light 81 COAL TO- pigs s. 90a3 o.
market steady; native s. S0li 2j; mixed 81 50
al IS; western wethers 81 7a5 Is; lambs "a 25aG IS
EAST Liberty. Pa. Jan. I3.-Cattle. receipts
10 head; shipments 7l3 hcnd. market slow:
prime heavy 81 S0a5 10; good 81 tOai GO; common
10 fair s. 50ai 60; bulls, cows and stays s. OOa3 OO
fresh cows so 0Oaij o. Hogs. receipts LOO head
shipments el0o hcGd: market slow; Phladcl
phlns 81 50ai 10: Workers 81 coal 80. Sheep, re.
ce.pts $500 head: shipments 1850 head: market
dull: prime S. O0aj %; iair 10 good 81 coal Is:
common 8 O0a3 90; lambs 81 Coat 10; veal calves
So 0OaG 70.
ClSclSNArr. O.. Jan. l3.-iIoEs higher; com.
mon and light s. 75ai .; packing and butch.
5000 head, 10 n 'tsE'4'r = : -.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both tho method and resulta when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing to tho tasto, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys.
tenn crectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fcyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to tho taste aud &C.
ccptablo to tho stomach, prompt in
it's 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 800
md 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista. 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.
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a Mystery Explained.

The papers contain frequent notices
OF rich, pretty and educated girls elop-
ing with negroes, tramps and coachmen.
The well known specialist, DR.. Franklin
Miles, says all such girls are more or less
historical, nervous, very impulsive, un-
balanced; usually subject to headache,
neuralgia, sleeplcssness, immoderate
crying or laughing. Theseshowa weak
nervous system for which there is no
remedy equal to Restorative Ncrvine.
Trial bottles and 4 fine book, containing
many marvellous cures, free at the Logan
Drug Co who also sell and guarante,
DIR. Miles celebrated New Heart Cure,
the finest OF heart tones. Cures flutter.
ing, short breath, etc. 0
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act on new principlc-regulatips the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure blliousncss, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled for men, women. children.
Smallest, mildest, surcst! Fifty doses
p cents. Samples free ut tho Logan
Drur Co.'s j III ~.
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For biliousncss and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness. nervousness and
palpitation OF the heart, take Lemon
Elixir. 80
For indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Elixir. b.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough Or
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DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any Of the above named dis
eases, all OF which arise from torpid or
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bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley, At
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Doc and 81 per bottle at druggists