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- rr.rra hal b~ea routed out Th-re
$3.50 t.-,~@ uh.a 4. seemed as fho1<n
che entire ysopniasioa OF the Wtnsr Ivy
-.snforref hr its quarter million visitors o. 90
FROM FAR ana near. was On the ssresss rst~~sa
80 Lake Frcrs sd jackson park fcrtuness
t~li-r~ Of invitations eatisit1y ta-71 70 rnrtis-
s,,n.ion IN shs exercises % tie day oe<an "
-aore southwark nj an abncrnniiJ esfF .clr'
-s'r ,@s.r-a "a 70 take finns by the Tore
80 - !, .~rurs n point ~ vantage 5000
...~r : o'clock ssnss intending % pa-ft-' rs'e
- ~, rrroe .sson began 70 mass themselves w
~. s-as.sg4ura- whiic the vehacse~ were
-...-i n columns Of soar On she othsr - ie y
80 Ar~.a,rr ant WniaSn avc-ar- teE ria-
- -rtrr O'Clock th~ orsl-r s-rs ~fv-n Tor .hs
49, ~ shc rrlrrnr - rr,ore- a1e eFrrrf ~
,.ss.rw .-rr.,-rts.9 tar~@ hsss~riAs ~ srftlafry
s-r--, Fr, Rssnr. MAJ Ennsoip.i co-n-a. aiax
49, frr-a Feet sn-ras@a. four caznsEnit- o. ~
ryfth ana sixth cavri-v. Z. :. A
Af,.r the military ~ pru~essson * ca-riaT'
Win fhcir ccrrpxn;s r.cved In Ire ipal-Eiri
order.
y.o~- President Mc--r1 ~as a~-crf1ltsi ~
r-vrtarnt W. Palmer ~ 80 uHtn-aa ron
mission. sni r.v'~ilrat VI y H<-tn''rffa-ra n
lie dirxrtnrr The vfce- plcsi4srtAl r~rrasE'
-. s-,-n ~ four Whit hc4~-a. rslss1 ~ Jos
. ..ll,or~ IN scarlet Over the apcrs q s-1 car
r---p were nrHred t~c ~ she finest ca-s tia
. were ever msda. end 0hicA cnr-c aser aay
so frusn the sna.ufartory % P1ila
d~lrnia Grrn NJ ccss ~ &N On
y VA. TIE nAtsonsi rax with faTsv-tcn
= s.ars and the other IN inft-trT sfAz1 q
X g,,,nrs atins rrYans wiz .hs nosr II arms D
y .he r-nite.g states n .he -enter. TIE coat Z
I. arm was rmtrrosaered "a tAe nn.rrai coiors 9
4 ~ eagle. with the shield On hts breast AMI n
N P!u-.51s Iarza~ ssa1aat j. his bsak- III
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NJ pp.r~r Palmer "a the part OF the board
az LADY, Managers At shs close OF Nrs Palmer
.ssr~~. ~pras oce BY President Hsgxinbothsm
IL N. Colurr ban exposition Tats vzs replied
n bv President Palmer. ard thea came the
d~ss-a.o-y address ~ vir~- President Norton
Mr.. Norton- IN cu1eluti1x. ussd the following
words.
rr4nt 81 tn intel Stat-s I hereby dedicate
sh~pe huilfs-xs MI th@i- arpu-te1Rarss In
r.auiel by the ccrzzr~ss ~ the Cnft-i STATES for
tia use - the worid's Columbian exI~s-isioz 10
crltar~ and tn manufactures. J a. lsr..s t1-m
80 hrrnanfty- G0t sase the Iziszi States u
Atnrrtr1
IN, r.v-srsnsiv-s o. this il-e~s wrs the ii -nsl
/ for lnui ant bag rsn.rnnsl appliance. rrsl
when ta@ rirs- ~ siisEs stepped forward TO
I boz hts thanks 07--eixa- - a 'nilliDn men aud
women ross - their feet AMI sgavs him 1slvo
lar - h. has breath All lss The "yEali~In-
srr Chrrn-- was vrn !srsI At this Daint.
A GOOD cd fa.hsons5 re~cptioa cf cordt1Iisy
-ss er.sn Eel ~ Henry wattsrsDn when IA
came ~ sha frors ~ she stage to deliver bis
n.adrcs. Mr. wntt.rso1 was followed by Hon.
Cn2azcsy N. D@psw. wh1=e Grafton ; As
literally r-7rsrsr~i with APPLAUSE. - also caai
az .Ir waste-scu'.
Asser the chorus h-f rerrierrsi Er@sh0-ea'.
ell Praise ~ Cod 1ralflal Gibbons k-Dse
a var 4 n. 49, e.ni -, en- T Ts-ry As. 4
Crncr whiie ths eminent rrs.ate ~
fs-~1 ferve1t sUrniicsti0r. "A hl~~xt1i
IN. rTon-11csi by EAr. Dr a. ~ NOOK ~
the Firm PYeshTteFan church % Pniladrsp ria
s~ay. the Oard struck M tha familiar strain
- -AsnsFirs. and the aEfisn me- Joined ia e.
ses-rri s-n1-s-
n Iss wSr.l's far baii,saSs =srs eslicatsi-
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scauRz ON PROTECTION.
lie Discusses the Terrible foiitieat Lshs
Grs.St-g Out OF the system


In III. national convention Of ISIS the
republican party gave itself o-er body
and soul - the money power Interested
in the protective tariff. expecting from
II substantial aid in the election
| know this is a grave assertion but
II You are not sc. satisfied Of It's truth
fulness. YOU need only STUDY The his
tory az she campaign of is>, and what
followed There was not the slightest
popular demand for higher tariff duties
The republicans had till then sub
stantiallv admitted the desirabiiit~ OF
REDUCTIONS. and only asked that they.
As the friends OF the system se per-
rnittsd 70 make the alternatiors them
selves I.ut ia 1855 the scene changed
With the most cynical franxne>~, re-
publican leaders notified the protected
manufacturers. openly recognizing
them a. the bcnefciariers OF the
tariff. that unless they permitted the
fat TO BE- fried out of them for the
bensf. Of the republican party they
need not expect any further tariff
favors-in fact the tariff might BE- let
go by tn. boari--but that they would
b. well taken care Of il they paid mp
The republican national convention
took cxtrems protection ground a
vista Of indefinite increases Of d1ty wa
opened The fat-frying process pro
cs.cded vigorously. The bcncGciaries %
the tariff contributed with profusion
The republican campaign fund received
unprecedented sums Of money To be cx
pended by Mr. Matt Qiay Thus tn
victory was won Then the helpful
} Senefcia-ies at protective duties de
|. manded and received their reward. ant
} tina. reward was the Mckinley tariff
IL i notorious fact that for not few
Of the new tariff rates scarcely an,
reason coslid be given. excep. that the,
nad been asked for: AMI the demand 70
them was enforced b. the lrgumcr
that they had been earned.
shall not discuss the economic, bu
orlv the political aspect Of the Mckis
lev .arifF. which seems u me The mos
: trlr,rtant. As has been truthfull
: said many = time. the natural resource
Of this country arc - enormous that
: sense il may prosper for long perin
8 in spite If any economic system ever ;
vi-io,-s: or. II II snffcrs. IL may spcelil
: recover. The American people ca
! endure bciny plnnderei-or. as II
!. rrotectionists say. enriched by this ~
= tcrn--vhat they cannot endure witho
= danger % lasting detrimen. Is the poll
i ical decentralization which this SOFT (
: .ariff policy Inevitably brings with
This i. pollution OF The blood
Examine the case with care and ca
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dor. The republican party. a. the -"
yo.a.c Of the protective tariff. IL fond |
of calling itself the champion 81 Anrrl- |
can labor. The only pre.ext for THIS
orctcnsion lies ia the fast that the re-
publican party by IT. tariff pohcy en-
riches certain employers OF labor anu
then trusts them with being SO phiian-
,hropic a., 10 pay their wor Singmen
more than the market rate OF wages
according To the well known s-hems of
benevoence which consists in making
the rich richer. SO that they can take
better care OF the poor
| In fact. the republican party Is the
champion OF the capitalists deriving
prosis from the tariff duties protecting
certain industries. The capital invest
Ell in these industries constitutes 81
rantic money power dependent for the
ma 1utu,ie Of it, profit, on Legislative
savors. and therefore interested in in
fuenring legislation for is own ben
eff
with this moacycd power, compactet
hy- :, common interest. the republican
marty has SORT OF tactic partnership
agreement aud not qnitc tactic either
to- this effect: The party Of the first
part. the r.ioneyed power. is tn do AL II
can by way Of furnishing campaign
funds TO be used in natiolal elections,
10 szecp tn. party Of the second part.
the republican party. in possession 81
the rovc-amcnt- The party of the Sec
Ola part. the republican party, is. in r.
t.rr. to do all il can by way OF tariif
Legislation to keep til. party OF the hrs'
part, the moneyed power, in the enjoy
rnent Of large financial profits And
the larger these profits are, the more
able and the more willing will be the
party of the first part. the moneyed
, power. to furnish the party OF the sec
, ond part. the republican party, with a
big corruption fund for buying the next
election. expecting. of course. Tor itscl'
again ample returns in the shape 81
still more. proitably-deviscd tariff laws
And SO Oh.
: II Is true the republicans tell rs that
/ the Mckinley tariff is the closing act
the final consunniation ofthe protective
: p.olicv, and that beyond 1t nothing VIII
ever be aslxel. That is The old song
I know il we'll This country never has
\ "A protective tariff IL It's waoie history
1 l,t fore the enactment of which the PEG
/, pie were not assured that this was Tn
I utmost measure of the demands tina
would b. made. and after the enact
men: 81 which the clanor for snore pro
scction-highcr dnties-lii not 500
/, a-ain begin 1t is the experience no
> only Of this county, bat OF the world
! and il Is in the nature OF high protec
a ton. So Il win be again with the Nc
!. ISinley tariff. IL the republicans are n
: trusted with full power More will b
y asked for: morn will b. granted BY tn
j republican party for more subsidy neec
lie ed to keep tine party in the possessio
= of power. But even IL the duties wer
= not increased. the arrangement to pr.
= serve those now existing would be sui
:. stan,ialiy the same. -Extract from
! late speech by Carl Schrz
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so,Es ON THE STUMP.
lie shows the Uncon~tft utionaiity OF Fro
tectiDo.


tecsioa-
No more powerful and trcnchant de-
nunciatioa Of the republican policy has
been given in regard to the tariff and
administration Of government than that
delivered by Gov. Horace Boies. OF
Iowa. in his speech at Carroll la, AT the
opening of the campaign in that state
We quote few sentences in which ne
opened his address:
THE most important question nj Is
sre i the snpmentous proposition OF
whether or nc.s the general government
| can legally and rightfully tax q resi-
/ den, Of Iowa. engaged in any one OF her
| industries. to protect and thereby en-
| rich some other person. engaged IN
| different line Of business in another
state. No language can magnify the
Importance Of this proposition II sucn
power rightfully exists under orr
cor stitution. then bare majority. de-
rivinr its strength from sectional Local
tiles or otherwise. may through the aid
OF the power 10 levy and collect taxes
literally appropriate the earnings 81
minority, however respectable or re-
| mote.
More than a quarter of century
ago necessity alone compelled the levy
by this government OF an enormous
I revenue tariff upon almost every artl-
Gle Of necessity produced in this coun-
: try and consumed by our people Some
: of these have been placed upon the free
list. Others have been retained and in
: some instances the war tariff has been
increased.
: The necessity which caused the levy
! ~ this tariff has passed away. Since
. the war closed wc have had five repub
Z lican administrations and one demo
: cratic. The latter terminated three
2 and one-half years ago IT came int
[ power with the war tariff in force. I
l was powerless 10 change 1t. for ont
branch Of congress was republican.
n | could do nothing less than receive int
4 the treasury OF the nation the money
= which this tariff took from the people
! "What was the result? A trcasur.
4 gorged by these laws until, at the en-
!. OF that administration on tho 18th Q
4 March. 1889. 1t contained $sS.0Oo.0 900 II
Z excess OF every matured obligation o
I. the government, and this was being in
II creased at the rate Of nearly 100000
: 900 Of surplus annually. This was tn
N condition OF the treasury when a demo
? cratic administration turned it over
~ a republican successor Where is tha
v surplus now?
" ITO answer in the mildest Ian sua2
,r can use. will say dissipatcd.
,t .Whv was it dissipated?
because il stood in che way OF
~ pra.ective tariff The two could M
- exis, to1e;hcr One or the other mu
st disappear.
iv The manufacturers Ind elected tn
- administration. They had performs
in the stipnlations On their part. non
,d mated in the bond and now they 4
:, manded their pound Of flesh III
liz Mckinley bill cnt il ont from the orca
an u n startled nation"
h. The democracy has no more stur'
- champion IN the west than llora
.,.t l,oics. II Is becoming palmer eve
it, day why the proud Iowans persisted
81 earnestly in the demand for his non
IL. nation at Chicago. lie Is fine spc
men OF western democracy, u sica
N ~ Observer
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August.
Flower

II have been afflicted with bilious
ness and constipation for fifteen years
and first one and then another prep.
aration was suggested to me and
tried, but to no purpose. A friend
recommended August Flower ana
words cannot describe the adri'ra-
ton in which hold it. 1t has given
me a new lease Of life, which before
was a burden. Its good qualities
and wonderful merits should be MADE
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and biliousness." JESSE
BARKER, Printer. Humboldt, Kas.@
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ss<Af. All not oars a. - itt's casf - y
rocesre an ackn1wle1Elar1t ~ s@s.r kl2 III
feeling.
m waAthcr was 1imi--e'c To- - f-'---
The sun shane wxrn.y iuT4r< the cary I. '' 80 !.
~ ne DAY. 81. LATER to sky uas cr.rrt'', -.
~ the rrany spectators who stood h"1F
korr wa.chirg tre stream ~ l-ie nF~ sA-- -
frtsh nor hern freere uns ar - u@c""a'. -
bic BIT fo- them Who ec-~ m oHrif1 4. -
~ -. ..r,t.r TIRE cr-,t rct have hef1 ksfEie-
adia.t~1 TA@r dia tar ucs< surrr.-ang'S
vel. nna - tis ,irx ;hry hc-rr>d ta-a ~ :
the CITY are -. vast AOIce q sssal- = ~''--l
ler gates
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was r. the white House. By the ie.ssiie q rs
dyine wife Then -ners were thu nenpers ~
RAE calinet. ths speaker 9. tie ncuse, fns
-hef jrstis- and the associate Justices &
President Hayes ard many governors; All
sizcra were foreign dsraitaries almost wItnolr
numb y Their was reception. drr1a< " a
the irvi.c5 guests were frs- introduced 70 ne
Wc-fsrs far rlanagers then To thu comr1i tee
on arrangements. next 70 the TGtroae-se-. AID
Enaliy after running tn gauntlet 70 ire v-ce-
Yresiie1. -nz the other cistin -uisasd guests
After the reception considerable time sTns
rrrryli bv the managers IN arranging Ire
ra-Dr for TIE opening qaadriiie- and i vas ar =
II o'clock when the straias q The ccrn~t. vsoli1
ard harp summoned the d-vo.es- n TIE terIs-i-
rhnreaa art TO the center 81 ths foor 10 iaaaxu- z
rate tripping Of the light fantastic to-
An clsb0rate supper. however. was by NJ
rne.rs IS; <niarast feature of the nights pro
..rarnrne
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40 Young Wiycs.

A Disappointed bachelor has said THAI
some tiuie after marriage "a mna's wi a
ceases To BE- supremacy attractive to him.
Never was a greater libe- beauty pre-
served and grace retained can never losa
their charIa or yield their empire Tho
prcseryation 81 our bodies in their original
healthy perfection and comeliness y y sacred
duty. Every young mother who win faithful
liz carry out tho directions given with each
bottle OF ..Nother's Friend Will never
lose figure or complexion. The iainty bud
will mature into tho blooming rose, and oli
ago viii find her blessing the day she first
used Mothers Friend" Sold by all drug.
gists.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cicanses the sys-
tenn encctually, disre!s colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ccptablo TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend is
to all and have made it the moss
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in BOO
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept aay
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiC syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. cxi:
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LIKE OIL Upon Troubled W aters IL Hale's
Honey - linrehound aud Tar upon u cold.
Pixies Tocthache Drops Care in one minute
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Wa riren ~ ths Auditorium Ths creates, as
~smliy hail or the c1-fin"'.t was AolA-r VIII
lights and beauty Lovely wo-sie- vrf- teen
.rcr-.p IA .t,its thar pot ~ sna-isthe greatest
ana iorslie.t creations ~ 4 Worth. Ara -1r-e
wera srea--here were statesmen aai disc
MATS. warrsers men - letters. ~ sreacs- i-~F-
snerrhxr.t -,rincss--Fr@n whr haze made faelr
imprint - tlss ala oterr nations True p -
that IN hall A-i no cfEc = rsco.a.tl n On t1@
ciz-iai rrograrn1-e hsxan1 the .er-1sl i-laf~r-
rnent q the committee ~ cFr11o-'es. en- W
w,s rar nan. che most notable sreaf. far =
sos-setv WIS concerned. u tbs history q. the
rsrv. TIE vsce-p-eslllear vas there. rrpr SEAT 3
Ing the president. who. - All ths wor-l knows
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BFYcnAN's Pills enjoy the largest sale ~
any proprietary medicine Ia the world
Made only IN st. Hclcns. Eng and.
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One % the hardest things in the world Il
for a man who Is stuck W o get down.
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Jrisa wise chicken that keeps away from
the camp mecting. -Baiiimore American.
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Formal Dedication OF the Grounds
end B,ildlngE-
The fsau and The ssr-nd Parade or the
bay Preceding the Delsisstian-lhe
Parade and Exercises on bed
icaison Day-Ssrcaf Crowds

CulrAoo. Oct ee--Chscsgo has k~r. her ~cri-
ana made tie dsdicati1n q The Noril's fair
tnilAsn-s the greatest eveas ever WITNESSED "a
the city-yQ~ j, viii not be too much 20 s@y -
tho wcria SGch crow Il werc never ~~ea - a.
American c.-y Es cfnseet into Ch'caso Thurs
Day and Fnt4v and Saturday. The criehrA'ioa
ba..a- n the night D. the lssl. When tie great
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WIEN a merchant gets down 70 business,
he Is pretty sure OF getting up In tie world
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CALIFORNIA Efc SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. ~. Atw toRAs 3.vs

We pay the printer to give
you good advice about health
and to lead you to careful
living.
Our reason is that SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod-liver oil is
so often a part Of careful
living.
If you would go to your
doctor whenever you need
his advice, we might save our
money. He knows what you
need.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIVING; free.
Scorr Bowaz. Chemists. iss South sih Avenues
New YORK.
Your druggist keeps Scots Emulsion q cod-liver
os-all drug ,sts everywhere 80. 81.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-21

SocKLEss JERRY SIMHsoN say
that the first cut IN the tariff should
bring it down to 20 per cent Jerry
is about right. Several more articles
can be placed on the free list aud 20
per cent tariff on the rest will make
more revenue than we get under the
Mckinley law that places SO much
above competition We need re-
duction that will give us lively com
petition on manufactured articles and
bring prices for same down to u leveI
with farm products
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-21

PIP j makes positive cures of all
stages of rheumatism, syphilis, blood
poison, scrOfula, old sores, eczema, ma
laria and female Complaints. PIP p is
a powerful tonic, and an excellent APP
petizer, building up the system rapid
ly.
For old sores, skin eruptions, pim-
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p and get well and enjoy the blessing
only TO be derived from the use of p
P p. Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Po-
tassium
For corns, warts and bunions, use
only Abbott's East Indiad Corn Paint.
Erysipelas, swollen limbs, bad sores,
scales and scabs on the leg have been
entirely cured by p P P, the most
wonderful blood medicine of the day.
A course of p z P will Danish all
bad feelings and restore your health
to a perfect condition. Its curative
powers are marvellous. If out of sorts
and in bad humor with yourself and
the world, take p p Z and become
healthy and rational.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-21
MR. WALTER WILLIAMS had a com

Mr.. WALTER WILLIAMS had com
bat with a buck last Saturday which
turned out badly for the deer. 1t
was a magnificent specimen and had
Il heavy head Of horns He had shot
and stunned his deership and closed
on the buck, leaving his gun a little
distance OIL. The buck arose and ial
at him. He run around a sappling,
and the deer made u plunge at him
and got its horns hung to the sap
pling, when Mr. Williams caught hold
Of the horns, mounted the deer's back,
opened his knife with his teeth, and
killed the animal by reaching around
and cutting its throat.-Fordyce Eu-
terprise.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-21

lT Is propable that the famous
Cherokee strip will be purchased 10y
the government and opened up to
settlement, early next spring The
Senate Committee after investigation
recommend the payment OF $780,
900 TO the Cherokees, in considera-
tion Of their rellnquishing all right
and title to The strip and consenting
to its settlement by the whites. The
Strip contains six million acres which
can probably be sold to settlers at an
average of sl75 per acre, so that the
government would make profit by
the transaction.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-21
Nhn CnmmIlted Nnlclhe,

Mrs. f. C. Cone, at Paris, left this
letter: "My husband.-Forgive me if
| cause you trouble, but | suffer so.
You do not know what these long,
wakeful, wretched nights are to me,
and am so tired, darling-the pain
will never be better. II is not easy to
take my own life, but have been
sick so long. Goodbye, my husband,
| love you--your WIFE This is but
one of the thousands that gives up,
instead of using DR.. Miles Restora-
tive Nervine, and being speedily cured
of their wretchedness. Go to Smith
Drug Company and get an elegant
book and trial bottle free.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-21
Weakness

How many suffer from weakness!
And what a distressful allment it is.
Always praying for strength and yet
feeling oneself growing weaker and
weaker. Ehere is great virtue in B b
b Botanic Blood Balm) as strength
ening as well as a healing medicine
Try it as a tonic and see how much
better you will feel. 1t will improve
both appetite and digestion. 1t is an
excellent remedy to use while conval-
escing. 1t aids a natural and rapid
recovery. In cases where an invalid
has remained long in bed and bed
sores or other ulcers break out, this
remedy will afford quick relief.
w Nj Cheshire, Atlanta, Ga, writes:
81 had "A long spell of typhoid fever,
which at last seemed to settle i'll my
right leg, which swolled up enormous
ly. An ulcer also appeared which dis
charged a cupluI OF matter day.
then gave B b B trial and it cured
me y
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-21
Hoods Pills

JUDGE McFADIN OF TAYLOR TEX.
Wrote as follows: "Ds1 q 3D. Gents |
recently suffered no little from very stub
born inhamed sores on my hands. bot
a bottle of Saxet from my druggist, and
before had taken all of Il the innamma.
tion DISAPPEARED aud the sores healed up
at once
l hereby certify to the correctness of the
above statement. II. 4. Cook, NJ. d.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-21
Specimen CnseS.

l.. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with neuralgia and rheu-
matism, his stomach was disordered,
his liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running sore on his leg of eight
years. standing. Used the bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker Ca
tawba, O., had five large fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was incur
able. One bottle Electric Bitters and
one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold by Smith Drug
Co. 3