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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30

The death of the C"pc T;:ts is a
sad blow ct another one of the Capc's
'-long-fclt wants.
Hon. Louis IIouck went down to
Bloomfield Tuesday TO attend the
funeral of Mrs. George lIonck.
"A Charleston man. by the name
of fieo. II. Stcinbreakcr, tried TO conf
nit suicide at Cairo Tuesday morning.
The transfer boat has been work
ing all day trying TO cut ar opening
through the ice from the Levec down
to the railroad incline, but she is
making slow Roadway.
They had a divorce cast up i'll
the Common Pleas Court this morn
ing.
When a man goes into politics hU
must expect 10 be looked AFTER by
the press and if he has any bad marks
on his record it should rot a>loniSh
him when they arc pointed out TO the
public.
-Four more car loads Of machin-
cry for the brewery arrived ycstcr-
day.
Tho man who is carrying Il cane
for the editor of this paper will have
our attention a little later on. W
are too busy just now TO bother with
liars like him, but VIC will give him a
bearing as 500 as we have a little
leisure time.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
r:,Ir,. -:!r;.r - ~.

VI. Mills is tinh: IN rc>Grying tie
r.":,' II o!rraay a::"ndn'ni- he MAY
him. proper - any .sT.:i his t!.nr
ny lc introduced. Ani il may h'
:%.t his -..non,,aenl" vii take II.
haze Of Il substitute. proposing t.
"nart the original Mill, b:li' III !ia',
OF III. Srrir.er's l!;!:c bal, ior trc.
" :ol and ff'c cotton is.
i'roa ii.c point al view oi Mr..
Hi; aad iho-" iirunocTa:S who tliEk
s.:.h him .Aa Congressional election
Of 1872. which wcrt !a:gcir decide
ay ;:,n og:r;y agai,> :::e nHw ;a:i.
e.. we're 4 tln-"ur. enforcement q.
tre ;i;!ls Ill 4 against ,:2 Mrilinic;
bin. IL tlc Demsc-a.r party h.
Any Iri: ciple Al a!i. TIA Ir:.,irl" j..
HAT a,ar.T sl"";d u. Imposed Go:
r~rcnuc and Eot Tor protection.
In the taoe ofa Presidential ,am-
paisn i, seems foolish - SIr. iil'- f"
abandon !hr Only principle u,''I
which Democrats can maze an a.
: scs-i;c Contest. II" Itas u5doU';e,ii,
TIE c0Gragr OF h: cou,ic,:rns. HER,
i ~ more rra-on fnr avoiding :;
general isri:i dc!a', in ii:c i!.u-'
;;an fer s:c..in@ clear q IL" -..,es
gra>;ioA. Nr. i;iaaJ l:t- ,.:-rc'r,i il.
bring" lie latter - IL" isu..': ar'
-Lculf Mr.. Mills arI'ir-rc il iiif
policy of ~rrlae-ring TIE former 10 The
rear,
1t would be iatc.es:iI. 30 see what
The Speaker w"uli do j. Nv. M;ii>
Should more to substitute ti> 81! to:
,a.c first OF srr;nSors ;~;-icrias
measures.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
facts EOr the People.

Lemon Chill Tonic il more gcncr-
ally used. is more pleasant to take and
more certain 10 cure than any chi!
tonic on The market. The %prop1etors
authorize the persons. whose names
are TO this article. 10 guarantee each
bottle to do what is claimed for it or
refund the money. Instead of the
sickcring stuff YOU had 20 give YOU
sick child, this is so pleasant TO take
that they look with pleasure TO the
time for another dose. For sale by
Miller &c Wilson, Cape Girardcau and
Ben. Schwab, Dutchtow1, Missouri
arril-4-l-y
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30

Los ANGELES. CAL. Jan. q, 1922.
Editor DeGOcyut:
DEAR SIR:-iIerewith is a sample
Of the tin which is being produced III
Southern California. Tie Temescal
Meuntoins are about - miles south
east of this city, and tin is ne doubt
abundant in many places, but so far
only one mine is pushed, and that Is
by an English company VINO employ
Welshmcn. from Cornwall, at $l.25
per day in the sinking of shafts, as |
am informed BY a resident of River
side. The product OF the mine is
worth about $500 per ton. and about
l ton per - hours is the output.
Please let ME know how much !
owe you for the DEMOCRAT. So AN
remit. We have had a severe winter
here. with mercury down Gn three or
nights as low SIS ti.e freezing
but the days haze al been per-
SalaJf:oIs. clear. az. pleasant.
Bl.iaass far ahead II rsy Elost san
expectations. Al well and
happy, III DIR new hom.. surrounded
ay cyer-h,aeaing ipycGs. Ergcgl,
{, you ani Yours.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
:.un. f:Oon md EHrts,.

When the earth was Young. saws
Dr. iia!l. astronomer royal for Ireland.
i; sIua around i; such n rate that the
lay was only three hours long. The
earth was liquid then, and as it re-
yolvcd at that fearful speed The sun
-an,cd erer-incTcasing tides upon its
surface until al last it burst in two.
The smaller part became the moon.
which has been going round the earth
ever since at IN increasing distance.
The influence o! the moon now raises
tides on the earth. and while there
was any liquid to operate on in the
noon. the earth hcaped up much
greater lunar tides.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
If:r:i1.ins Party

Little Lotto Pcironnet. daughter
of MAYOR I'ciromuc;. celebrated he;
birthday Wednesday. and last nigh:
She gave a party 10 hrryoGm@ friends
Tr!n RDwan's GHitar band furnished
music for .he little folks AMI they
danced with Is mr.h g=l.e ali !
gayety n groHn folks. y sr,rIdi
supper wa =~rvri at ten o'rioc,t
and the little ones say thy n"var ha'i
4 more pleasant time. Tno,c pr'~eH;
w,ry:
Misses tda E.IIe E,r5rr. AlIiz
hI5, rt. Clara .\ih:rt. EiriH Kanm'r.
Clara ~Iiayiock. N"ra $horh. Finrrar"
O'Donoglrnr. Nellie Ada.I.. Dp!!ir
Itoril, Annie I;al,I. Clara hios:cT-
mann. Maui speak. Gn->is slaughter,
.Al:aa Taylo?. .tIdic Sp"n-e.
Masters Claul Socrk. RlEmi nprhl.
A.rihur ;i,>AI. Ira lEtr;ztil. II lr.
iia-:-t:I. Gas GanI. Gcp=-, l:aaa.
Wash Jui"a. T.Jnr krmitnr. La!I
Ran. Willie RUIZ. CIaIt Slaughter.
Eddie Keen. Garrci G:rmn.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
Treatment: of Grip.

The View York HeTaId prints the
views OF I3r. Robin, OF Paris. on the
.rcainent OF liz prevailing iullucnza.
10 -usri against the real dangers of
~im,iu"nza ir. l:o1in recommends
rigorous confinement in bed. aromatic
drinks 20 induce respiration and a
removal ui poisonous products from
tna blood. This treatment should be
fIli3wci by weak do2Ses (from about
ionr d c;ght grains OF sulphate of
luilinn. iak"I t;ircc times Il day.
puininH. il >:nl!I doses, given fire.
rnrn;Iy. promotes exud alton and the
elimination ofiha prisons which r
the true sourrcSnidangcr DIR. Robin
entirely 'ii>apPr6ves of the use of
antipTriue il Influenza.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30

It is not generally known that the
rules Of tho post Office department en-
powers inspectors to open suspicious
letters at discretion. The public APP
pear to be very much astonished at this.
but it is carried to n greater extent
than even those who know all about il
suppose. II fact, says u government
official, under the rules Of the post office
department almost any private letter
can Re opened and read. This will sur
fsisd some people, | presume, but it is
nevertheless truc, and a reference to
the private instructions to post office
inspectors, which arc il printed form,
will convince anybody of it. Whether
such secret privileges reeve used lille
ultimately would be difficult to find out.
1t is Il good deal like arrcsting q man
OF suspicion. As 4 matter of fact.
therefore. You will sea that the United
States mails are not riOrc sacred than
the mails of Russia or any ether coun-
trr 80 far IS government espionage 10
concerned.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
SI,c Has n ssrsicDI Far.

Come here. Frances. aud let man.
ma tell her little girl about Heaven
That's where the dear Lord lives
isE'i it.. rnarma:T
YES: and 1t is such a happy place
Al the good people go there when
they die. ana they all have harps and
sing day and night"
"WiIl everybody sing, mammal"
"Yes. III! dear"
"Will papa sing"
"Oh, yes"
"An the time
ayes. love"
Then | don't want to 60"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
Drrliae ofP5Iyteress.

Words which mean nothing hut
pe!iteEass are now considered mex
prcsSiUlc .jircsome. anu only maiden
ladies with settled incomes have time
for them. The busy world is content
with a few sentences Of good-nstured
chat and pass on without rejecting
that chaff easily falls into familiarity
and imperi.incnce. The real RESPONSE
bility for the high social lone of any
nation rests with its women. In the
middle classes women have gradually
Unidentified their work with the work
OF men. and in this social disturbance
the most delicate graces of life are
being lost. Cbivalry and tender
reverence for women began in an
age that knew nothing of The strong
minded and strangely dressed females,
voluble and exacting. Glowing their
male competitors in the market places.
in the courts. in the dissecli1a rooms
and the halls of colleges. The very
element of rivalry makes chivalry
meaningless and impossible. Bows.
rourtesics, costumes. ccrcmonies-all
have All enormous moral value. The
gestures of the body are important to
the training of the mind. The sol
dier's uniform. the sailors peculiar
garb. the nuns veil, the clergyman's
cloth. the civil oath. the attitude of
PRAYER. the bridal veil, the marriage
ring, the sign of the cross-these and
many hundred forms and symbols are
the riveis and bolts that keep home
and society from falling into chaos.
Before deeds come wurds. Slang is
a note of savagrry on our hearth and
in our drawIng-roOms. 1t is incom-
patible with respect and is speedily
followed by loose manners. There is
something painfully grotesquc in
imagining a jolly girl of the period
talking slang TO a babe on her knee
1mciiu Barr in Lippincoft.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30

4 sTtASGT thing happened n Califor-
mia conan 4 few days ago. She was
on her way from san Diego to Alliance.
o., with hct scren-ycar-oId daughter
and had considerable money with her.
This 50 prcycd upon her mind that when
the train stopped ut a way station in
Iowa she took her child and started
across the prairie. After wandering
around for Il day and a hals they were
found nearly dead from exposure. The
sad outcome was that the lady became
a raviag maniac
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
.i.e Price OF wheat.

= Il is not probable that American
farmers who a-s holding their wheat
for higher prices will have their ez-
pectations realized. The shortage in
the worlds supply led producers in
this country TO believe that their sur
plus would command Il figure tar i'll
advance or that received in recent
years. 1t WAS argued that as the
European crop was light the demand
from that quartet would be heavier
and this demand could ont, be met
by the farmers of the United States.
In view of this circulars were sent
nut from Alliance headquarters urging
farmers TO hold their wheat and not
put it upon the market until it woIld
bring $50 a buShcl. Whether on
account OF these circulars. or because
the outlook justified it, the farmers
have fully fifty per cent of their WHEAT
in their graIaries. Many of them
borrowed money to pay their taxes,
believing the advance in wheat would
more t. an pay back the 8 or 10 per
cent interest charged them.
January is now almost gone and
ihc sharp advance expected has not
cnra" There is more wheat in sight
at present. than was ever before
known. Tlla monthly report of the
department of agriculture shows 90
UGGF@c bushels more in sight than
MAS expected. Nor is this all. The
expert countries OF The world will
bc=ir harvesting a new crop.
iiesc include the countries of South
.Amrrira AMI India and Egypt.
Will the craps IN some of these
e,UIir;c- are hot heavy, in others
they are @uel. and in a few weeks
this M.W wAra; VIII be brought upon
the European market and sold in
oumpcii;ioI with American wheat.
i f.u,t b. remembered in this con-
ct ion that the wheat of India and
!, The product of paurer labor,
aL,i VIII he brought 10 the ports of
europa in British vessels at q min
cost. al; there can be sold with
2ro.it at a lower figure than thc
american product.
The demand is such that. though
The markets are otter controlled by
Spectators. wheat will continue to
bring Il :aiT price. bat it is not at all
tn "'irnnce TO the figure which
- ni;ny farmers expect.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
Delinquent Tax-Payers. Rehd This.

Sec. 1908 of the Revenue Law reads
as follows: The collectors shall dill
igcf,tly endeavor and use all lawful
means 10 collect all taxes which they
are required to collect in their re-
spectise counties, and to that end
they shall hare porer TO s'eze and sell
the goods and rhGtfciS of the person
liable for fares and
no property WhdferG shall be crempt
Gum seizure and sale for tdres d"e
: : The collector shall
not receive credit for delinquent tdzes
until he shall have made oDfinrh that
he has been unable TO find personal
property out Of rhtch TO make the
tdreS."
| will not make a false affidavit 10
protect yvu, but will enforce the
provision OF the above to the letter.
II one man paws his taxes all ought
to. Depend upon it, unless your
taxes are promptly paid, | will levy
on your personal property. Please
spare me this unpleasant duty.
Respectfully,
ID. B. SEIbERT, Collector.
Jackson, No, Jan. p, 1892.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30

Candidates Tor matrimony can OBJ
tain Marriage License by applying in
person TO Henry a. Astholz, Notary
Public, office ON Themis street, near
Middle.
And now we are threatened with
4 liable suit because we said 4 GER
tain man in this city had no sense.
We are ready for trial.
Candidates for The City Council
down at Charleston are already an
nounced in the papers. They an
nosncc themselves subject to the
decision of the Democratic Primary.
There will be considerable build
ing as soon as spring opens, but
we do not believe there will be as
many new buildings erected this year
as went up last year.
For q correct explanation of the
Signal Scr.ice flags that are displayed
on the court house from dav 20 day,
call on J. /. Schwci.kcr and he viii
present v0u with q card containing i
print Of all the different flags. to-
gcther with an explanation o! their
nearing.
The Cope Tan. after IN cNistancc
of len days. has turned its toes 10 the
daisies aa.i CEASED TO talk. II was Il
-ickly child from lis birth up 10 the
time il brca,!ied lis last and its dcmi>c
is lao SUNRISE 10 the citizens of our
lily. lis father. \. Henry smith. and
i s mother. the Smith Printing Com
pauy, have Il sympathy. May their
next offspring be a more robust aud
child.
We have inti.ma'cl in these
columns that Prof. j. :. Mctihcc In
something 10 do with the purchase of
Etu office. t:t i'll that We wcfe mis-
Prof. McGhre rane 10 us
Ike Il gentleman sud informed L.
tina: We were ii error. :tn:l stated
thai he had nothing whatever to do
with the sale or purchase Of the Fl"
That settles ii So far IL PORT.
Mc,ihee Is concerned. AMI we ,inccre-
II thank him for calling our attention
10 the fact that we wore ia error III
what We said. We are always ready
10 make amcn,is when We have
wrongcd a man, providing he will
come to us a a ~gcIll"'na::. a. Pro.
did. and state hi cas- III =
Icntleuariy WY.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30

Everyone knows lemons arc not
only grateful in sickness but are
specially beneficial in bilious troubles.
fevers etc. The Lemon Chemical Co..
of Jacksonville. Fla, have made a
happy hit in combining the medicinal
~prOprities Of the lemon in their taste
css chill tonic and their lemon liver
pills and while pleasant TO take arc
the surest in action. Hundreds tes-
THY 10 their merit. Manufactured by
the Lemon Chemical Co. Price SOC
a bottle as large as the regular 81
size and every bottle guaranteed. For
sale by Miller & Wilson, CaIic Girar-
dean, and Ben. Schwab, Dhtchtown.
Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
TUESDAY.

-Iirgriminc is the on'y guaranteed
permenrnt cure for headache and
ncursl2is. Relieves in 20 10 80 min
ufcs. a great b'ooa cleanser and
sfimulant that in fine positively cures.
Ssirple bottle free. The DIR. Whithall
Megrifniue Co., South Bend, Ind.
Sold by druggists.
The Merchants Carnival Cd the
I'd Of February, PROMISES he IL very
interesting entertainment.
The old sualiers Turned out thir
afternoon TO the funeral of J. ii.
Scheppelnraan.
The material for the new Sturdi-
want Bank building is being put on
the ground ready for the workmen
~ soon as the weather will permit.
We regret TO learn that a
daughter of our old friend Henry
Bruihl, of Oak Ridge, died last Sun
day. The deceased was a most
estimable young lady, aud her death
IL Q suser shock to her parents.
The jackson lawyers are here
to-day and orr hotel keepers will, of
course, serve corn bread three times
a day during their stay.
Mrs. George IIouck, wife of Hon.
Tieorge IIoack, of Bloomfield, died at
her home III Bloomfield this (Tuesdayl
morning.
August Dsues' fine pointer dog
Tiled this morning. The dog was a
Young animal from fine imported
stock and Mr.. Daues would not have
parted with him for money or love.
SOON the noise of the carpenters
hammer and saw will make music for
the progressive people of this city.
Deputy Revenue Collector gath
cred in the whisky yesterday that
was seized by the Government last
week and stored it In 5. Albert's
Warehouse. There were eight barrels
Of il. aud before storing it away !;
was appraised by three disinterestetl
citizens.
We have not learned what the
net proceeds from the lecture at the
Opera House last night foot up, but
VIC know that Father Nueent was
greeted by the largest audience that
has been seated in our Opera House
for a long time.
-Mcgrimine cures any headache
in 80 minutes. Sample free. The
Dr. Whitehall Mesriminc Co, South
Bend, Ind. Sold by Druggists.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30

FROM recent Ints it is quite like
ly that Oklahoma Kill soon become n
state. 1t is said that the Cherokee In
dian commission Las just closed ncguti-
aiicns for the purchase Ct ninety trou-
sapi ARCS of lard from the Tonllawas
and Cherokccs. This, land includes y
part OF what is known as the C hcrokce
strip, and connects the original Okla
homa territory with the states The
commission has purchased thirteen mil
lion nercs OF land for the government
at q cost Of twelve million dollars, and
the original o!slahoEla territory
has been increased in size until it is
now as large As Indiana. 1t is thought
Oklahoma will have four hundred
tliotsand population by the time the
ncxt president i, inaugurated, and that
it will then bccorlc q state.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
Tyhess1 by the Consultation.

.IuAge-Prisoler at the bar, you
lave been found guilty Of stealing one
dozen silver Spoons: you are sen!enc-
ed 10 one years imprisonment.
Prisuner-But. YOUR Honor, this i.
contrary TO the Constitution.
"CcRtrary 10 the Constitution:
"Yes, your Honor; the Constitution
guarantees every man perfect free
dam III his political belief"
What has political belief to do
with this natter
Why. your Honor, | belong to the
Free Silver Party
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30


In regard to the adoption % p-ofes
sions hy married women 3r. Arabella
kcnealy. i London Physician of wide
experience, has this to say:
women should not atternp. to carry
o. a profession after marriage. I mean
the ooc of the upper anil middle
elasscs who so into the professions IL
Il not necessary that they shoald be tho
brcad;.iancrs; that duty should de-
voivc upon the huiband, and | ara con-
fdcnt that the rising generation would
be healthier and stronger in every way
If the mothers +-culd exert themselves
less ! look anS;oIsly ut every baby
thai comes under nv notice in the hope
that ! shall iill soac improvement in
the type, some Increase in stamina.
compared with the generation hat has
preceded it; bat Instead Of this there is
only steady deterioration observable.
This deterioration is particularly no.
ticcablc among the children of very
active r,0thcrs- The clcvcrcst and
most highly cilucatcd women, the
wonsn who take the nast active part
in public affairs, have the most weakly
Gll puHy children Another thing.
women arc going into too active forms
of exercise. When n young married
woman tells me that she is captain of n
cricket clcTea or u football team ! can
only say am perfectly aShast. Women
must place before themselves the alter
native, to carr their living, to exercise
their faculties. and II crafty their am
billions in n professional career, or to
become good wives and mothers, and il
they choose the domestic life they
must recognize that they must sacrifice
their personal happiness and ambition
in the future happiness and success of
their children" =
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
- :'rs.. EarGt-cr u candidate :a=
Congress?

Poplar Eiuf Ciji-,n: Oh Mother
Cape !, again COMM" 20 tie frun.
with 4 candidate for congressional
h"nors. Cape Girar,l"au county
ought to wait unili Ter grandson.
Marsh Arro.d. gets his s5at warm be-
fore it is taken away from him and
given 10 Prof. Nantivcr. Arnold is
as worthy in every respect ~ Prof.
Vandivcr and there l. II. reason for
changing a Scott county MAJ for =
Cape cnaniyiie,
Ir5rten RtG.steT- The Cape New
Era is booming Prot. Naniivcr for
Congress.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
r
LEAP PENCIL JorrINGs.
Aemorandums Made in the Re-
porters Wanderings.
L0Aal ARllnlers
LEGAL ~SPllnters
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Tho Sturdivant Bank building
will be the first new building our me-
chanies will begin work OIL this year.
Should tie river remain closed
till the nth of next month the Repre-
sentative from Pemiscot county will
have to walk to Jefferson City.
Prof. Norton has been Ia poor
health for more than q month but he
has been attending TO his duties in
the Normal school.
There is not q large docket for
the present term OF the Common
Pleas Court and all the cases will
probably be tried this week.
The Scott County NersJOy says
Cape county has 4 candidate for every
office except for President and Vice
President of the United States. Yes,
Bro. IIafnor, We have lots of caadi-
dates, but they are all Democrats.
Scott county will nov reap some
benefit from the sale of whisky. They
have had no revenue from that source
for four years and The county is nine
thousand dollars in debt.
-~1segenhardt Il lsodr, contractor.
for brick work, are now ready to
make estimates aud contract for work.
They have m office over Burgess
store on Main street, where they
would be pleased to have their friends
and those contemplating building call
on them.
We are not of that kind TO be
bnli-dozed. Ii We wrong a man We
are always ready TO make any cor
r~ections that may be necessary if the
inan will come 10 us hike a gentle
man and tell US that he has been bad
" treated. \ chastiSine does not
last long and the man who thinks lie
cau lick Us will always find us ready
ior u frncus. When il COMES 10 th;.t
we are ALWAYS lin H."
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
Lemon Chill Tonic.

Is so pleasant that children look
forward TO the time to take it and yet
is certain to cure the worst case of
ellis. and is a sure blood purifier
while the appetite will improve from
the first day of its use. Remember
that each bottle is guaranteed to cure
the most stubborn chill and in connec-
ton with Wells Lemon Liver Pills
will cure the worst case of bilious
fever, dyspepsia or rheumatism.
Manufactured only by the Lemon
Chemical Co. For sale by Miller K
Wilson. Cape Girardeau and Ben
-.b nr.~h-oyu- No.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30

This is the verdict Of hundreds
who when broken down in health
appetite gone. no energy and by the
least exertion are exhausted and un-
fit for business and feel that life is not
worth living. But h soc bottle of
Lemon Chill Tonic has restored them
to perfect health. Insist ON having 1t
and take 10 substitute. Each bottle
Is guaranteed to do just what is claim
ed for il or money refunded. Manu-
featured by the Lemon Chemical Go.
For sale by Miller q Wilson, Cape
Girardean and Ben. Schwab, Dutch
town. Mo.